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(ClF), which has governed "'1eo ol com·
pet.Itkin for boys' sports since 1914. '' '\ U \ \ 'l'I 4 I \I
a litlle. And 11 !'!"" gq on, hopefully
It JllUI be half and hall," she added.
• At le..t one thlbg is diftettflt from
years put: tbe image ol GAA memben.
-Sweating out thek' ~ to
be<orne better alhletos mlv to be con-
llidoml -bit "odd'.' by many fellow
M•ldeds may have ha'ned ~
numben ol girls away !nm GAA.
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Y.'endy. "You're almost respected in -a
aeoee becaute )'OU ·want to get involved.
It's a bealthy thing. Health is important .
"Vou',·e come a Iona: way bl !3 years
to be approat.'hing this next yenr. the
first In full fiedged CIF compeOUon," .
Westminster High Principal Thomas
Kolonoskl told the Coat'hcs and students
from about 30 Orange Comty high
schools at the GAA meeting.
<<plain the CIF, which only recently
agreed to bring girls ln under the s:une
guideliOOs a! boys' teams.
The idea !hat •·girls were interested
in higb--level CO:ITii>t-1.itloo.. that there was
sonle talent there" "bniy occurred to
the CJF in 1966, Sl)id ~liss Blatz, Who
coaches at Cllaffey Hi!Ch &hool.
"It'• not ute um ~:· llid.
SIJNDAY
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"It's kind oC a liberation movement.
Glris see the need to get 1nvolve<l
It's more or a challenge," added the
hlJd> -jlllllor wtoo•1 thinking about
a future In pro1...iona1 tans.
-...,. In the dlaoge is the ~ -Fl!denltioo
"For the first time in the ti-year
history of ttris ldlool," Kolanoski added,
"we will find our young women athletes
receiving the accolades they have earned
in the same level the bo)'S have."
The women ca.roe to take part. in .
sports clinics and to hear Phylli!i Blatz
Next year, girli var5lly aocJ jw1lor
varlsty teams c21n CQ111pe1e and be {'llgi·
ble for CIF' championships in tet1ni1.
badm1n1on. flt.'fd hockr\'. t1·11ck. l>A~kel
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~OL 61, NO. 62, 1 SECTIONS, 90 PAGES ORANGE CO.UNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1974 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Roberta
Flark Wins
3Grammys
GAS PRICES OVER JHE YEARS
LOS ANGELE~l (AP) -"Kllling Me
So111y With His Song," a ballad about
tbe erpotion3J. 1mpaot ol ml.Bic, was
named recQrd and song of ·the year
Saturday _night at the 16th aMual Gram·
my Awards, giving singer Roberta
Flact her second such booor in two •
years. ,
-"I'd like to thank the rworid." said
Miss Flock, llj)ttllding beT anns wide.
She aloo accepted • goldm ·-e for best female pop peifocmance, also
a repeat •"""' !or her. Miss Fladc ....,...., blrreconl company "for baviag
the good ..... to slpt me. ..
Tho mtllll awards ol the ewnlng -
four -went to blind ~cwt iter
SleY1e Wooder, wbo rocelved a atandlng
......... -lid ..... 'llage byba-. I
~ tbe finlt of his ·-· Wondor lland«I his -lo 111$
-· J'.oulob Hiltclody ot DoinM, ..;tog, "I ,would like !or. yooi all DOI
lo giYe this lo me but to my motlier."
Beaming at he'r son, Mrs . Hardaway
"8id, "I wooid like to 1haak yooi all
lo< maklpg Ibis 'Ule ..-mo ol my
Ufe' toolgl:t. ti
Momenta later, Wonder made anodlef
trlp•to the stage lo receive the award
!or beot pop vooaI per!onwmce !or Chat
adog, "Yotr-Are the--....t-My-
Ll!e." lie aocepl<d It In momooy ol
the· )ate alD«er Jbn . Croce, -....
kilI<d lo a plane craol1 last ;.ar.
°"TE ETHYL REGULAR
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Jan. 1968 369 33.9 .
March-1968 29.9· 26.9*
. May 19tlJ 33.9 29.9*
Sept. 1970 29.9 259*
June 1971 389 349
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Nov. 1971 30.9. 269 . ..
July 1972 369 32.9
Aug.1972 29.9 23.9.
Feb. ·19TJ 42.9 38.9
? • • • • TODAY 59.2 55.2
•gas war prices
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GAS-l!RICELYISTERDAY -This is the six·year
pricing record of one Cpsta Mesa oer·vice otation
Evans Pbillips 86 at Bristol and Baker streets. 'The
chart reflects not" only a dramatic climb in prices,
Dal1'~ .... ~
but indicates that th•· major oil companies were
waging gas Wll'S u~little as a year and a half ago.
If you think today's price is high, consider the
latest forecast from Washington: the 8o.ttnt gallon.
Wooder also was -lo the categories ol beot rllytlim and titues !lllllg,
.. Superstition," albwn of the year, "In-'0 ..J ..1' D . F. -..J =-~~.t rhythm and blues u.a rivers to lira Sealed Jury
Report W 01Ties
Nixon's ·La,vyers
M one point, Wonder °""" that
be was seriously injured in mi auto F l'f _ ~ s 0 ~~~astsai~.,th.~~ . ew ,btM tations pen
alive to :accept the award. In one oi
~ aooeplan<e speeches be thanked bis
brother Calvin for saving hb life in Orange Coast motorists 90 far appear •
that Some~ membors!ot b Nlltional lo be coopenting with the ..... gas
Acade<nY ol Reconilag Arla ...i Sd4lloe8 by numbers plan, but the real trial
wt<d lo the G<ammy compettUon: Tho byilre may """" -y.
awards were pniseatod ~ a -. Driven with 11<moe tialeo ending lo
-galhelinc at the ItJil;ywood odd dlt!b laking to tbe rood today P8ladi lo gas llP will Ilnd ooiy ..,. pettellt The~ d>a .. the belll .... "'the ..m.e · ... -tn Orange County
mtllt ol the year flambo;aot .....,. open, aooordJng to a llUl'Vey by the
Bette Ml<ller. Sloe ru!bed lo tbe llage, AIMJJ Club.
her -rod hair in • frizz, .... But Ole!' may be -to get help
exdaimeil, "Isn't this a boot!'' ..i finding where Ule one~ are before
Miss Mldler; who bills benei! ... "T!Je they NI oul of fuel !cnkq
tut <:l the Truly Tacky Ladies:' was "We have six blactboards filled with
neminated In other mllsical categmes,-gae-illatiiiui--open,-lbted by cities,''
but won no other ~· Frank Capello, a supen18or at Orange
'Ille award !or bell rll)'thm and blues County's gaooline •""'l""'Y nerve
.,.,.1 group w!ft! lo Gladys Kolg!JI and center, said Saturday night.
tbe Pippo !or their recording "Midnight Qulddy oet up Friday lo ""'8Vlt( ques-
Traln lo Georgia." They also won the ·tions ·-t»W the new· gas llllMIO-
Granvny !or best pop vocal group !or JM& plan -U, the -bu.,_,,.
!be 90DC . "NelthEr Oue ol Us W-the <loonllnatlng paint fGr Wmnation
lo be lie Finl to Say~·" cm·~ lo pt po.
Out ol the fll'St SO calls received
Saturday. Capello said, about 40 people
wanted to line up at JJUIDlll, however
loog the wait.
Elewn volunt<ers, who all work at
regular county jobo, -abota ISO to
200 ~ calls an bow: !or 12 boors
Saturday at Chree emergmcy numben:
834-21311: 83Ul93 and 83U!94.
They plan lo be back at the phones
today from 7:30 a.m. tn 5 p.m. ...i
again Monday ond Tue!day.
The makeshift fuei-watdl syWm,
Capello said, -U like this: many
police oftioen in the field caD their
dispatdlen when Ibey .spot an °""'
gas otatioo. Tile dispatchers report the
1ocaUoo lo the nerve amter.
By tbe time a driver calls, the infor-
niatioo ml&ht be two to lour boon
(S<e GASOLINE, Page AJ)
• Crisis Creates ·Tensions
WASlllNGTON (UPI) -President
Nixo:n's Watergate lawyers wer e
~ Saturday to be deeply eoo<emed
that a sealed report from a federal
grand jury might oontaln "lnDammatory
conclusions" about Nixon's role in the
Watergate cover-up.
For this reason, Investigative 90U!'ce!J
believe, the lawyers may urge U.S.
District Judge John J. Sirica to deny
a grand jury reqtle51 that tbe report
be turned over to the House Judiciary
Committee, wbicb i!I considering lm-
peadunent proceedings against Nixon.
The White House had oo immediate
comment on the report.
. The grand jury gave tbe secret report
to Strica Friday after it indicted seven
of Nlion's clOsest £ormer White House
and campaign associates for oonspiracv
in the Watergate cover-up. UPI learned
the n!pOlt contalned Information about
Nhoo's role in the cover-up.'
'Ibe New· York Times reported today
that the aealed report conclud.. that
President Nlxm was involved in the
Wai«ple·COYerUp.
Quoting well placed soun:es, 'Ille
Timer stated tbe briefcase contained
documeata and other evidence lo support
the ooncluaion Nixon was involved in
tbe C:OV«ll[>.
Veterans Claim
Victory ·in · Meet
With VA Chief
LOS ANGELES (UPTl -.J. IJv're.week
hµnger strike and sit-in"'W" a small
band of dissident disabled veteran~ ended
Saturday aft.r VA chlol Donald Johnson
agreed to consider their demands for
refonns in the treatment of veterans.
"The strike is over,'' Ron Kovlc, a
'tl ·year-old former ~larine sergeant oow
coolined to a wheelchair, told · a -or cheering supporten on lht ste,io ol
Ole Federal bulkling in west. Uls Angeles.
··we have won a tremeodous viWiry.
"Johnoon promlo!d lo glvo ample coo-
•ideration to CU' demlnds, and WO will
meet withkl one ltl(l'lth in Senator (Alan)
Q-anston'• office.'' ~
The ,._ ended .,,.. JGllNOll n...
iJ...., irom w_._ 1or !be ~
time In tbree days lo meet with the
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Last Thw'sday he demanded that lhe
veteram meet v•ith him in the VA
office on the seventh floor of the Federal
Building. BIA Satunlay he met -
them In tbe~ encamp"""! In the 13th
floor Jll{fices of Democratl.c S e n .
Cramloo.
.Joilmoo agreed Saturday al1et-a two-
bour meeting with the ~ans ard
several newsmen to consider the
veterans' three--point pl.an for the VA:
1. To set up a oootinuing mooitoring
program of all facilities including panels
to review v«erans laws under title 38
and to review and update standalds. z. To create disabled veterans centers
as alteitatives to convalescent homes.
3. To establish a natiooal "Mt line"
for veterans to get information on a
~·ide range of subjeds from veterans
benefits to referral services.
Kovic insisted afu:,r tho meeling that
' LA Woman, 33,
Shot to Death
In Santa Ana
A ':ci:year-0ld Los Angeles V.1>man was
shot to death in Santa Ana Saturday.
Police said the s~ytng resulted from
an argument over money.
Booked In Orange· Cot.mty Jail on
dtarges of murder following the shooting
at 418 S. forest St. was Ornle Carl
~hose proposals "make more settie" than
all the official VA programs ol the
pa.st 25 years. ""
The velerans set March 29, a date
already set aside by president Ni.Joo.
for a national day of recognition of
veterans, es a dead1ine for Johnson'•
olficial response lo their demarm.
Hearst to Ask
SLA to Renew
Negotiations
SAN FRANCISCO (UPIJ-Randcilph A.
Hearst will break more than a week
of silence in the kidnapping of his 1B-
year-0ld daughter wlUt a televised stat~
ment today. He is eipected lo ·aolt
the Syrnbiooese Liberation Army lo
resume negotiatkm for her re1eaae.
A spokesman for Hearst inf<lrmed
newsmen oolside his ·HJl!sboroogh home
Saturday that be "will make a l!llatement
about 10:30 or 11 o'clock" this morning .
Hearst, editor ol the San Francisco
Examiner and son of newspaper tycoon
William Randolph Hearst. did not in-
dicate what he would discu!is or why
he would make his first comments before
reporters and TV ne"'·s cameras since
r·eb. 22.
How"ever. he is expected to ask the
SLA. ~·hich abducted Pabicia Hems&
from her Berkeley apartment Feb. 4,
11? resume negotiati<m for her relea.9e.
"He's going to lay out his feelings"
aboul the SI.A's tong silence and the
"stagnation'' in rommwtications, a close
acquaintance told newsmen. ·
The SLA sent its ~st c;ommlf\ique
on Feb. 21 and warned that it would
break off talks if its demands were
not meL
Atl1;1ntic Richfield
Ups Whol~sal e Cost
Pranklin, 39, of 1317 E. 58th Drive. LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Atlantic:
~Angeles. Richfield raised its wholesale price d.
Santa Ana police ldsltilicd the victim gasoline by seven cents a gallon Saturday
as Anne F. Robl""'1, ol 805 W. 47th lo partially offset higher """' in ob-
Sl, UJs Angeles. 1 talning. foreign gas and crude oil, a
\Vitnesses told plice that Franklin a~ company spokesman said.
parently threatened lo till Mi.. Rob1nooo 'Ille cooipany said it had Imported
during lht dispute and she ~ ®'-25 millloa gallons ol gas In February
a butcher knire. Franklin Ulen shot her a an average 00Sf""M-IDOl"81 -ttiiftso
once in the chest, potloe said. cents a 'gallon. ,
Police said Ibey den'! ye\ koow what "Domestic soum?S juSt mn't pn>
..1auonsbip Frantllo ...i the murdered vidlng enoughe' the spolcesman 1ald.
woman had or why they ..,.. In Sonia "U we didn't Import, the shortage -
Ana. ' • be worse than it is."
tt' 'I'll I·: l"SI ltt: . ·
•• .. $ .
REMl!M1IER RED CARS? -Spencer
~ jaurnallst.hlslorian who has writ·
lfll two boob on the P.acific Eecttic
rail,..y .,,...., the davs 'lhen Southern
Call!Ol)lia bod • .,_ li1Ulllt _..
that ~ <OID!Dolm ln "c:om!m,
lpOld and lllety, .. It'• this -teed.
JMtlnm ..... 111.
SUSY Tl:llMINAL -What's ll like
,....._ Iha SlaoQrd ·oo Tennloal ln •
illlnlfqlaa Beoch, which auppr ... -itne m !JO ..,dons, the>e days! Stall
Writ<!r Hilary Kaye reports on l»W the
Jiu crilll ta affectlrc "'P"rv1aor· Pete
Rudenov. 'Iba M1 II 111 l'8'e Bl.
BARRIERS FAUlNG -M1111y build-
ings remain inaccessible to the wheeJ.
..ehlk: vkliml but tome oC the obstacles
In lll!lr U.es ore falling, thanks to i)le
worti ot Mick 5p<1.;er ot fluotlngton
Bead!. He is featur<d In a atory by Staff
Writer Allllon, Dem oo Pqe m.
DEEP DISTllUST-&JrveY, find Amtr·
1cani• .. 1t.struot o1 po11uctM.. has S11nk to
a new depth, lo the extent 1114! the vot<r
i.i !«ling alienated !mn lhe people •1'> ...,,._,t him. Tl1l.o pessimism In ....
at)'Jed In an article lly Jules Loh Oii
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-. -:tqa~t ·Roundup :
WOl\IAN HONORED BreakJni
an eight.-year tradition, the C.OSta
M.,. Pollce ~P<rtment l<lec!led a woman as Its 1974 Pollce Officer of
the Year. Detective Janet "Jan"
• .. Justaveson, of the Md check and
forgery detail, received her award
at an Exchange ctu.b luncheon Thurs-
. day. She .Is a veteran or eight years
on the poUce .force . ....
SMOKING DAMAGE Smoking
W&! blamed Friday morning. for a
12,500 fl.re which forced evacuation ~ about 50 tenants ol the Newport
Vllla Adult Resident Care Center.
Damage in rooms ol Mrs. Helen
Durkee, 76, at 400o Hilaria Way, was
largely cm&ed tO furolshlngs sine<:
tprinkler syitem extlngu.ished flames. ....
NO DEAL -Mai·Li Crawford. 7,
the little girl taken from her Costa
-Mesa foster home by Los Angeles
County Juvenile Court. and placed in
North HoJl~·ood institution pending
reuniting with her real mothet began
dlOOI cla.ues there Tuesday. Family
friends disclosed she had saVed her
alloV.'IJlCe f1'Qm Mr. and r..1r1. Qlarlf'I
Bridinger and ~ed bicycles lo eam
-·which ahe olfere.1 h<r nal
mother U she could stay with the Brid-
ingers. Deal failed. ....
GAS EVAC\JAT10N -A deadly
inSttticlde lac.'t.'(( with tear ga.5 to
give it a noticeable odor accidentally
leaked into all three Ooors ol the
landmark San Clemente }ll:Ul at
midweek, and dozens of residents -
mo.sUy elderly ~ -were
e~cuated for the ni&ht. Publlc safety
officials said the suhstanoe, methyl
bromide, crept 1Dto the hotel from
a vacant building next door dlU'ing
a routine fumigatK>n job. Four elderly
resideDI.! were treated at a local
hospital and then released "' spend the night in local motels. .....
SECRET STASH-With gulea Sun-•
days. long waits at service ftationl,
~asoline raJioning and shortage1
OObody talked about a year ago. many,
people are becoming skeptical aboUt
oil company CJperations, and the case
of the ''ghost" Otevroo service statlon
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In Hlftlo,cton Beach lalt we<l; Wll ,,. ra· Cit)' nCordo .... the ltllloo . hem ·clooed ilnca lalt
AICUlt. Wed esMy It e.ne beck.
· to life long ~ for a Standa:d
'Oil lrUd: .. -t.000 gallons ol
pa cd ol the-.nderJrvund tanks.
-~ mt.,._ o1 tbe utlon
Ii 1111 Wamer A"". cllafte k bu
hem 1.-1 ... -otonie "'""" for excess gasoline. A standard OU
otnclal branded tile all"l!alloo M
"ridiculous" and said 1when lhe com·
pany decided to not t.ry to reopen
the station. the old ~gBSOlinc was
removed.
I Y" TRYING TO KEEP VP -lrv\no
.school teachers last v.~k requested
a 15 perrent Jtike in pay to cover
tile lnflaUon they expect In the na-
tional cost ot living index between
January, 1974 and June 1'75. Tru9tees
of the Irvine Unified School District.
who must al!o try to koop from
Inflating local ~rty taxes, reacted
calmly to the ~
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MGBWAY BYPASS -'!be pro-
poeed Fifth Avenue Bypass, once con·
aklered. practically a dead issue in
Newport Beach, was revived.last w'eck
at ,a city . council meetlne where a
nood or speakers endoNed the Idea
as way or getUng traffic off the
Sireakers Flash Skin
Coed Says Craze 'Better Tlian tlie Dairy Queen'
·By United Prat lntuDatlolal
'Ibe week ol the "streak" closed Satur-
day with me police chief saying he
~ .. won't tolerate it, .the FBI vowing not
to hire those v.tlo do It and more coeds
getting into tbe act.
Early reviews indicated the naked
streak,.. will enjoy a loag"1lfllllng . .
season, nevertbelem.
For the moot port lllreaklng WIO_a
IOUthem phenomeOoo where warmer
weather fueled the sap flowing l!> the
trees and the unclotbed collegians who
sprinted wider ·them.
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;:Democrat Hart A"Ssails In Gainesville, Fla., a streaker joined
the halftime entertainment Saturday at
the University or FJorida-AJabalna
basketbaH. game. A~young rnaq. d~
only in tennis shoes walked to about .
mid-court during the show and quickly
disappeared back into the crowd. ·
• '.:~ixori Speech on· Privacy , But in not-~warm Mooresville, Ind .•
a high school jUnior beat a still-sagging
beginning on 1he task of dclen(UJl8 and mercury with trips through local grocery
protecting the right oC personal l>rivacy Mores.
for every American." . -He wore socks and a necktie, two
-Hirt said tiebelieves tilat mesS:ige con-policemen walched witmut tl'}'ins to stop
tatoed llUle ot subotance. "O..,,lle ·all him and the police chief -ed them
tile revelatims of Watergate, the Pres!-from the !Oree for Inactivity.
-piade no promjoe In lnsttud bis "Streaking will oot be O>l....ted here,"
-to Uve up to~ said Chief Harold -Martin win handed
.of penonal pivacy CXJOtained In the out the one-week .._..,. to the
Comtitution," Hart aaid. · "Actions by o!ncers: ·
goverrmerit and White House -penonnel 'nle FBI came out against streaking
dirlng ""9ldenl lfucoo's admlni9tntlon Friday.
tJlceatened ··the pri•acy of every "If a ~adeat bas snC!h an acl on American.~' be .oeid. h!S ""*'"! -·wblle it 111l~t ttave all He said Army agenu were used to been done in fun -it could possibly
spy on poljtica1 meeting! and he cited affect his future ·forever," said an FBI
the break·in and bugging of Democratic agen t i1' Lubbock, Tex. "A st!"eaker
l'lidlk CfN!' !llghny In Cor<Gll del Mat. h equal ownber iJJo oppoaed -U. ,,fUI Avenue b)tplll roote, but
the """* WU tho! U.. • lo ttllII wl~ oupport Joi: the bypass~
The ~ WIS voled clown tlltte
-tho ... by • --P.lannlng Qlllllllllaloa. '!be ~ ~ ltattt>'l
yet mad• up' lt• mltxL. " "" .. N.EW MARINA -Newport Bead!
councilmen erithusiastically endorsed
-plan for a $39. I mllllon marlna dredg·
ing project In the lowl3ndi' of west
Costa hfesa and We.-it Newport. The
proposed new marina, which could
house up "' 3,1100 boat slips by I~,
would open onto the ocean at ·the
mouth of lbe san1a Ana River. New-
port Beach "'°"""""' would like to !ntemt the Oranae Oount7 Hartloc
lli3trlct 1n sponaorit>c the projecl, •
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C.VBBOUSE BURNS -A ......
lilloal IS00,000 fire tore thro,lil> the
Lab Forest Q>mmunlty Clubhouse
on Rklge Route Drive early Friday,
aeodinc up flames that were viSible
fer 15 miles. After hours of firelighting
the fire was put out, )>ut tile IJ12dent
Spanish style \\'OQd center -.'<IS 90
percent dest.royei!:. Police n o w
s:pecu]ate I.he flre \\'a5 a case oI
arson to cover a burglary aM.eriief:.
Bob 1',lguiera, manager o( the clllh.
Cycle Power ~
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"" OISl'lUCl'll AGREE -Iii • move
that doled the books on years ol
dilpllte, ~ of all five WNI
OrlM!p QMmly tlemenlary llObool
dlstrlots by laot week. had all voted .
to lllJl!>Orl pl81l! l!ir a ttdlool unUli>
tton election in Novembec and • June
tM ovmlde elootlon , o r • t )I;!
Huntington Boach Uolon ffi'!h ~ •
District. 11\e plan they all dt!elded
they like woul~ 11PllJ the high acllool
dWi~ into five separate K·12 ent!Ue9· alOfli oumal boundaries of the
Wetbninlter, Ocean VJew, HID~
Bead! City, lieal Beodl aotl Fountain
Valley dlstrictl. Seal 1leeeh -a
lcqtJme --qreed lo the idea aflet' "be~ told tt woold got
11.2S million to buy land for Its rirst
~ ICbool .... u _.. beck up
the trustees' move. nu. will be the
fu'St tlme all five diStrict.s support
the high sdlool e1rort "' get con-
struction hmds to relieve overcrowded -· ....
PLANS JVNKED Although
Soutbem.c'allfom!a ~i!on's plans to
.t elJ)Mkt the H"-!tlD(ton B e a ch
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geoeratlofl plant ba,. """ ~ "
1D111Y 1""" b7 '"ftlr!••w ..-
·~ ippronlr, laol .....
.., tile flllt tlnie tlle poller ~ '
c(lldals C1111 «!fl ther" wW P""""'1
de/..-tho. .... combined cyclt -· ..
'Ibo ,.._, 111ry·~ not needed ...
mllCb anymore, because ol redue<d
energy demands and • ·~ popula·
lion growth. OppomalJ ol the ""'~
have argued M lm't needed at Iii~
but EdilOD officials oow hope to ha Ve
it operating by tl77 "' 11'/9, .......
of an orillnal goal of 1m or ltll~ A roosu fuel P!ant In Looc -and ,
a .11ucl-~ -Vlct"'l!llt 111o •
• will be·lakel> off the ori«ilna! .-. ' . ..... -
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below, ~·-Rooaltl Ca!lp!!n laot week vowed be W8fU to• 11ve part
ol ~ ere-it Boy r.tnt In
Lagulla Beadl. "11 I bad to lay oclcb,"
be told a -. -cryq IO buy four lots m the polnl, '.'I'd give
ibis park • 75 per<ent dw>ce ol
~it" Caspers said be will try
to convince fellow supervbon the
blulftop ~ ,..,,..b fmdlng and u..
he may be able to use h.is membership
on the regkx\al coastal commise'ion
to help save It. The total -could
read! l800.000.
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· "I'm excited about it,'' said Wen;ty;
whooe idol Is 1&-year-old temb Illar a,,;, Evort.
CIF .meem '"°"' oompetilloo and the
same ofllda1 status the boys enjoy.
Many sdlool officials have defMded
the . financial (avoritism boys Spt'l't.S
recesve by pointing out that t!Jey, not
girls teams, are the crowd pleasers
and money-raisers.
Joint. ~com-petitiorf -alternating boys
and gll'ls cootests in swimming and
track, but not pitting them against each
o~r -may be ~er on the
CIF horizon next year ~tiss·· Blalz in-
dicated. ' · ·
The energy shortage in part may force
the change, she sakl, as athletic field
trips are rut back.
But many girls feel unready olr joint
or CIF competition because they doll 't
got eoouglt places or time to pnctice.
Aod they """'1t tt. .
Fitiiog io girls' gyimastics, -ethell
and volleyball io a gym -from November 14 March for boys' basketball
and wreSllng is the big pniblein they
poiot "· "Nert ear will be Mo._~."
sa y, first .. year the school
"till baVe a deffnite !eheduJe 'Of "when
girls can use the gym and fiet<b.
~quarj@rl in the Watergate. and the. oollld ,oeyer be>bired .by an owtnt like .•.
bur~ "at the " olfice I ol Daniel , ours.I' . , Tired of '"'alching your. ftlel ·bill soar and woqd~J:jng .'fhether yo u·u
have enough' gas to get where you have to go? Try this method used
by Donna Berry of Atission Viejo. A Saddlebaci College trustee. fdrs.
BeITy roars to meetings on her Honda 175. ·
Instead of an informal arrangement •
that gives them one hour a day to
practice in the gym, GAA ~ts
Ellst>erg's psychiatrlsL Subsequently students with no plans
HaR also noted attempt.a to U9e con-for careers in law enforcement .stripped
fidemial h:i8nal Revmue Service files to socks and a smile or an occasional
;.-:. -·.,'.'.CO --·r~ on a White .HOUie. ski muk.and took to the "1rf,.. "1' -
, :..lfi'l .·.t ..;.:.;;...;c·a·ns-· ?;;'liijjnj;ij'1Jilll:"-S-the use ~ pilllica.1 ... A )>OlloeJll•n a the University. ii Nor1h
· ~. it.Jll'-'A.L • -''*"'to lillilhie Democrallc oali1palpi. C....lloa dlocoolered otreoken hove a
I ;; ' :" • • , ,• :, . • .' '.'J4"!1i qi~ ectims by ""' .BOVefi>-commdll \mi -theY ',don't U~ to m• &<1:: ~100 000 .,,,.,.1 iiivo be<j> ·de!«lded .., gmmd8 'got ca.j!Pt . • .. :Jt"lw ~ ·, _: -of.,,_._.117:•· 11aft· .. id, ''.but ·N>VJ .Mie llluclen!s "11mXinde11 'h~
. :• ~: '. • . • ~ .~·-cmMi to'~ lblt.lbon! patrol -.an... ho bad· appnbeoded lft·-·-· -~r ::. · -·• · -!l'i"W!Oetillg<!·ar -tutlaaal ·-a ~ coed. 'llleY -shooJ!ld,. "Let rm ..,J-:I.JI! (J T-axes a --p,uuml11perallili--her golLet her iol" He did. . I t.;:• ~ • • -· tO lil>-e exC.-'\Dlw the ooinf~ble "It beiltl ~at the dairy queen," ~AllllNGroN (UPi~ Walte!-F. ~e;'.. -!;.; . .:; . :: sald~1hlglud~ooedatATvln,Tex.
' D-Mm.. said-Satmday . itlat ···.. -• •. .. " . ..;
-~ t972 •incom<I! of . ft 1100,000 pald no federal Income .·_ -::--. -• • • .,.. &r tbat year, . ~ _,.. -..
• Mon:lale aakt 99 or the 402 had incomes · p I Qil{)tes· bf OV«' CI0,000 and four had incomis e· . 0 p e bl over $1 million.
: He said tile lnfonnalion came rrom
a pttlimlnary U.S. Treasury report
)dieduled to be issued later this month.
,!,.1tlclndale sald it was "Lale: past time ,,_real, ~Ing tax rel<nn
-1o ~ tllis growing tax avoidanCe by · lbe vezy rich.
: ''Thousands of other w e a I t h y
'.Americans end up-like President Nix-:m.-paying ju,,t a few hundred doll8TS
ju taxES oo their huge incomes," be
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"When all the rlietoric about
Watergale and ' about those people
who did abuse their trust has pes-
>ed, ''·Robert Finch. onelimc lieutenant
govem<r of. California and former
coume!OI'. to President Nixon. sald
last week in HWltington Beach, '~what
will be remembered 1' this wu a
tortured naUon . , . on the streets and
on the campuses." History book!, not
newspaper headlines, Finch claimed
wlll credit the Republican Parly for
pulling the'"CO!llltC)'_oot ,.oHhe 1960<;
and beginning a "healing P"""" (by I
ending the \1ie:tpam 'Var honorably ''
and decentralizing government Finch
also told members oC the Huntlngtpn
Jtarbour Republican Women's Club
that the GOP will be ·recalled as
"maintaining Its honor and integrity."
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"t don't knOw if the basic , HAYAKAWA
phllOOOflhlcal ilpltt will ever be '°Iv-_ •
·~."Gilbert Ferguoa, executive dlrec-Hayakawa who switched fr 0 m
tor of CEEED (~ for Economy,, • Democrat 'tO Republican J~ year •
Employment, EnVttmment a n d faJled to meet a state law requiring
Development) said last week in Trvlnc him to be a member ol hls party
of ·c_onflfc\I ~n the con!l't.ruction for three rnooths and ~1008 to no
industries ind the 1972 coastal:-ZOOe othec party an extra nine months
act, Propooitloo 211. "But I'm go1ng be(ore filing ,time. It applies 14 al!
to ......,.end we go on '""""1 .lii priinaey election cendldales for •
f...,. ol _,, money (ror !be ooutal Senator •
commissions) because we don't want • ·
you to have any ei1:cuses "'tor not
doing a good job," he told Jooeph
Bodovitz, director, and MeJvtn Lane,
Malrman, ol the state coastal com-
'ln!s>loo, And he oompll...,,ted · lbe
duo's WilliopMI to speak at the
CEEEO m<tllllg. "If nothing ebe, ..
· be~. 1·8tey're \rave men."
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• ''nk Amedcan people standing in
tho.5e. line'.'1 a.re really, really m8d
and YQU'd better believe tbal" -
Chairman Warrto G. Ma,..._, 0.
Wash.. ol tfie Senate Interior Com·
nUttee, on the gasoline shortage .
1·t feet t OlUld be usetul1to ~y."
SemanUciot S. L llayaloln mlnc<d -LI. ll'Wlam I. Cl!l<Y Jr •• dwinl
no. )'ordl !alt W .. k """' be Mid I court ,_.,.... at which he WU ~ he'll -...ke ._ 1tlllinl .... out of • pwMd ffte!IOln on. bmd while ho
bll ~ to 1'\11 Jw ni. Roplbll<on _.is his eonvlct!oo In ClOl1llOCllon
..,.tor111 -tloll-'Illa Clllflnll • wttb the lllllnltr of clvlllanl at· My ~ Cad 'bll ~ tbat Lal
Israel, Syria Agree to New · Nego t.iations
AMMAN. JORDAN {UPl)-Israel aOO But the offictal, traveling wilh Ki~
Syria reached agreement with Secretary ·singer on a whtrlwlnd fllght from Syria
of State Heney A. Kls!lng<r to ·send to Saudi Arabia end J~ said the
t.op-Jevel nego~a~ to Washington this ' two sklea were still as far
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apart as month for inchrect talks on troop . withdrawals a high U.S. official said ever'on the troop wtthdrawl!. He called
Saturday. ' tbe differences "5Ubstantial."
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will get two OOW. of olnclaf~'. :
In mos! sdloob, Mis.'!" Blati Mid ,-"the
budget for girls athletics is very small
compared to boys' athletics."
It's similaf in the CIF, but, she said,
'"we're gomg to ask for mere and: more
. . . men and more divisims, ~.
l1lQre individual competition."
Wendy sees the true wopwi athlete
not as an oddity or a militant UUrloper
in a man's field, but simply 1.1 someone
like herself. who "lites the outdoors,
being oo · your own and doing what
you want to do.''
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YOU MUST HAVE 000 LICENSE AND LESS THAN HALF A TANK Of' GAS TODAY
Danny Klein Checks G.11 Tank Meters at Economy Self-Serve, on Newport 8ou'-v1rd, Costa Meu
Fro11tP .. el
GASOLINE. • •
old, Qlpe!lo said. But to a ga sless
traveler, it's better than nothing.
Police departments aloog the Orange
Coet late Saturday reported ror the rus ttme in "'-eeks that their role in
the shortage stonn had calmed down.
COmplajnts from resktent.s decreased
and no police reported being called on
~ lel'Vice station attendants to enforce
the .......xi liceme plate rules.
Ewa U Ibey bad, ... omcer said,
po!icmlm wouldn't take any action
•'becJM• we don't mow what to do ...
A Newpuri Beodl ol!lcer saX1, "I guess
....,i.ody is ~ prelly well"
and -.cl lhe comly's ~
-is taking """"' ol the pno9SIJre off" pilice; · '
"We're psetD:Htttomeys, quasi~
Md instant ordained clergy," joked
Capello Saturday. .
"You could call this a dumping point
tn ·many cases;'' he said of the center.
"People are frustrated."
EPA Official Appeals
To Cities to Take Lead
By JOHN ZALLER °' ""' o.itr I'll" sntt
A top official of the Environmental
Protection Agency pleaded w i t h
delegates from 100 Cali(ornia cities Fri·
day to take the initiative In the war
on pollutioo away from the EPA.
"We can't mandate the best pPOgrams
from Wasllingm. '!bat's bactwanls,"
.... l.. Rus9ell Freeman, deputy -
ol Ille EPA's -region. in a ..-11
al a Ollifomia city managers confab
in Newportlleacb>
"1be JocaJ. ~~ mipt mme~ up
With tbelf • olili plam," F r e e m a n
asserted.
posed: a plan for eliminating 80 percent
of an Southern California automobile
• traffic, a heavy surcharge on public
parking IOts and tight limits on con-
structioo or new buildings in crowded
urban areas -all in an effort to cut
air pollution.
'Mlese plans met with heavy opposition
and were either withdrawn or delayed
by the EPA.
Freeman acknowledged that none or
the plans is attractive. but he ins~
that unless regional agencies coold rome
·up with 'better approaches to the' ~
lem. the EPA woold ha ve no choice
• but to try to implement them .
From Page J
Callen run the gamut from·''supemlce
to hysterical," he sakl, adding many
peCl!Jle ".wt out angry, go poydlotK:, --11>"' calm down or st.art crying.
Freeman, whose age1l7 has been
criticized for usurping Ule authority of
loca1 govemmmts, appeah!d tO surprise
some delegates by admitting that many
EPA proposals have ranged from "bad
to "inadequate" to "meaningless."
• But be insmed that these propooals
have been advanced only became na-
tiooal clean air and water standards
require the EPA to mne up wlth eo-r.,.ceable plans.
REACTION. • •
because people are st aying OOme and
drinking more. Bopefully when we hang up, they're
laugbing."
'Jbere are 90me questiom -like where
llSleiponom, clcJOOln and nunes can aet pa even CbouQb !heir liceme
numbers don' maid> the day -the
vohllteers can't answer.
"Unlil SacranMDo.o:mes up with ei.-
empllam from lhe oywtem," said Capello,
''we e111'tCell them anything.''
••we cannot waive federal Jaw •• -
we must "try to comply with it," he
said. .
"But we're per!ectly willing to ,d>an(e
..... (propoals). Where there """Jlllft,
acceptable ~-,..·n ·11uy !!;'' 11e
said.
The EPA in recent months has pro-
N~port .Hopefuls Hold
First Forum This · Week
'lbe Newport 'Desch city council raCe,
W'IUSually quiet for the number or can·
didates entered, may liven up next week
as the aspirants meet in the first ·or
a aeries ol "Meet Your Candidates" ..,,.,...,...
ne first forum where all 11 council
bopeluls will appear will take place
Tuesday at 7:30 a .m. at the Corona
de! Mar Yooth Cenl<r.
'!bat flrst forum is spomored by the
Corona del Mar Cllamber ol Commerce.
Other forums sdleduled lo date:
1be Corona del Mar Civic Association
will host candidatos Mareh 13 at 7:30
p.m. at the C.Orooa del Mar Elementary
Sdlool. .
The Newport Harbor Oiamber ol Com·
merce is planning a forum March 20
at 7:30 a.m. at the Balboa Bay Club
and the West Newport .Beach ,Improve-
' Coming DoWa
ment Associatk>n will sponsor one that
night at the West Newport ~lldren's
Library.
'!be Newport Helghts Homeowners
Association also plam to spomor a fonnn
but so far bas not announced the date.
Cao:lidatos in the April 9 election to
fill four seats include :
-District I: Vice Mayor Ho'!'afd
Rog~. an incumbent, and Mr s .
Marguerite Forgit. .
-District 3, J. Peier Barrett, Ellis
Gluier, Jobo J. McKerran.
-District 4: Milan N. Dostal, in-
cumbent, and Lyn Geroolrni.
-District 6: William Ajiee, John
Baker, Mrs. Lucille Kuehn and Joseph
81.ewart.
Residents must register by 1'11arch 10
to be eligible to vote ln the election,
City Clerk Laura Lagios has announced.
"There is a limit to how long you
9n watch te1evision."
Some of the most unusuaJ behavior
bas·been evidenced at the garoline pump.
In A1cl.ean, Va., for e1ample, a gasoline
statioo owner "'ho dedined to be 'den-
tmed said several women have o1/!er00
... In payment r... gamllne.
"I've been offered bribes by v.•omen ."
he said ... They'll trade themselves for
~ full tank ol gas. Yoo know what
I mean." He quickly added he had
turned down the offers. Other custDmers
have offered things like chocolate cake,
whiskey and beer.
Testifying before a congressional com-
mittee last week, Dr. iF. Gentry Hanis,
a San Franciso:> psychiatrist, eipressed
an even more frightening opinion. He
said that because of cootemporary prob-
lems. including the energv crisis. the
'.'v.·orld in general" is more vulnerable
to terrorist aclivitiee like hijacking and
kidnaping.
The shortage, combined with a lack
of trust in government, c r e a t es
particularly strong fears among welfare
,recipients, accordS\g to Olauocy Ale1·
ander, executive director of the National
Association ol Social Wockers.
';It intensifies their problem because
or their own dependeace," he said. "They
feel trapped ...
A few experts. including Dr. Alfred
~fesser, a research psychiatrist in Atlan-
ta, said hardsltips may bring out the
best in people.
"The rainbow in the whole dark cloud
is that it can draw us back. to more
family and community orientation," he
sald. "This tends to make us more
people-ori~ted and less things-oriented ...
• Workmen are in the process o( demolishing 43 old
, bun&alows In Bay Shores Trailer Park on Upper
Newport Bay alter residents lost a court · battle lo
• ret.ain the buildings. Although the or12inal deadllne
ror dmnolitlon was early January, only about one-
J.hirtl or the units have come down so far. Their
aestructlon w11 ordered by the City or Newport \
Be1ch, which clllmed the old buildings wer. a
health and safety bulrd.
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Irvine Votes Bond
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The lrvlne Unified School District will
go to voten next 1'1eeday for permission
to borrow $44 million from tbe California
treasw:y to finance school constructioo.
\Vlth that much money on the line.
it woold be normal to expect some
L'OOtroversy.
Blll so far, there ha5 been hardly
any. Consider that:
-All 15 candidates In the Irvine
city council race have publicly endorsed
the measure.
-The chairman or the citizens pro.
bond committee can daim that he's
never talked to anyone who doesn't wind
up supponing the measure.
-No citizen even bothered to exercise
the legal rigbt to rue an opposition
argument wttb the Registrar of Voters
for distributk>n to 1111 Irvine \'titers.
All ol this mlgbt seem l9 add up
to easy passage this week for the
measure that is lntended to pay for
all school OOll!trucllon In the rapidly
grov.ing district through 1980.
Bui with two-thirds voter approYal
· required to pass, Fred Gllhm. chairman
or the ad hoc citizens rommittee, says
he's not letting up on the two-month
pro-schools campaign.
llis greatest enemy. he says, is voter
skepticism. ,
.. J tell people that the measure would
have almost no effect on their property
tax rate and they can't belie\•e 1{,''
Gahm sa~. "~\taybe it's just a symptom of !hr
times. but people doubt that government
3 County Me11
Den y Conspiracy
ro Smnggle ,Pot -Ten persons . including three Orange
County residents, have pleaded innocent
in federal court in Las Vegas to charges
of consplracy to import marijuana from
1\1exioo into the United States.
The county residents who entered In·
nocenl pleas Friday before Judge Roger
D. Foley are Herman Landt, 33, of
Dana Point : Chillys Sandberg. 24, of
Anaheim, and Ephram Galevan, 23 , of
South Laguna. . j
The seven other defendants are Larry
Belcher of Sebastapol ; Alan Pulliam.
27. of Pico Rivera; and from Midtlgan,
George Vasbinder, 34, of Travers City :
George Todt, 29, of Detroit; Arnold
Surowltz. 28, or Delloil: Howan! Rogen·
moocr, 29, ol Berkley, and Stepber)
Zachary, 23. ol ~adi.!on Heights.
They are ,accused of devel6ping a
plan to smuggle marijuana into this
rountry in August. 1972 by hiding it
inside automobiles.
could e\·er oome up \.l'ith a proposal
'86 good as this one." ·
Tuesday's electlon 11 kno\.ln technically
as an apportionment eled.ion. That
means voters are being uked to
aut.ooriz.e their school district to borrow
up to $44 million from the ea11romia
treasury. 1 1bere \.\'Ould be at least two features to
the loan.
The first is that it "'·oold have absolute-
ly no e-rfect on local property taxes
for at least se~·eral yea rs. Th.is is possi-
ble because the maximum tax rate that
can be le\ied to pay orf school coo-
struction debts is 80 cent& per $100
assessed valuation. Since Irvine voters
are already paying that 80-cent max -
imum. the new debt \.\ill not add to
taxes.
Serond, most or the ·money borrov .. ed
from the st.ate -probably l\.l·o-lhirds
o( it. according to district estimates
-will never be repaid.
This is possible biea.use the state
forgives all school loam not repaid by
the end of 30 years. Since the district
-is limited by-the BO-cent tax rate to
a certain rather slO\.I' rate of repayment.
it is vi rtually certain that the ~year
deadline will expire well before the
greatest part of the loan is repaid .
"People question \.\·hether "'·e a~·t
gettulg something for· nothing in t~Js
kind of deal." G;ihm says. "But •in
fact, we: aren't. :
"The state school building aid progrAm
has been in exist(·nce sinre 1952 . hclptng
fast·gro"'ing districts throughout the
state to k('('p up "'ith rapidly risbll:
enrollmerits . .
"So you can say that for the pfsl
2'.? \'ears "·e·"e all l~n helping lo pa )'
for· schools 1n 01hcr districts. :'\ov.· it's
tune for us to collect "
Officials say they expect \rvinr sc!1ool ~
to groY• from today's enroUmt'fl! or 7.700
studt>nts to 22 .lnl studNlts by !hr end
of 1980
Some of the money for new schools
for the!e children can come froru lht'
rl'('()rd $5() million bond election pa8'Cd
by Irvine voters in November. 1972.
llO\.\'e\·er the to1al cost of pro\'idlng
new schools has been estima ted at '67
million. ~·hich is beyond the capadty
of the s.;o million bOod .
Further. the district is legally restrain-
ed from selling more than about $23
million of that $50 n1illion until its as.sess·
ed vallwtion increases.
Thus. srhool officials rxplain. ti\(> fa st-
gro~'ing district has no al!cn1al1\'(' hul
lo borro~· n1oney fron1 the slate.
Groups Seek Refere ndum
On Planned Communities
Two powerful Huntington Be a c h
homeo'i\Tler groups are seeking a rel~
dum election to block the comtruction
ol planned communities ~on land zoned
for single family homes.
~th the H1mtington Harbour Property
Owners Association and the HOME Coun-
cil are supporting a petition drive to
put the issue either on the ballot for
the Nov. 5 stale election. or the 1976
ci ty elections.
"Planned rommunitics perm i t
apartment-like structures which a re
more appropriate for multiple r.ones.''
says Art Knox, a &pokesman for both
groups. "our main objection ts the higher
density allowed a planned community.··
To get it on the Nov. 5 ballot. petition
backers m~ obtain the signatures of
15 pereent of the registered voters v.'ho
live in Huntington Beach. To make it
a 1978 electioo issue, they only need
the signatures of 10 percent ci the
electorate.
1bey have Wltil the end of July to
collect the signalures, according to the
city clerk's offict.
The HOME Council. one of the sup·
• porting agencies. is a coahtion of various
homeoi.vner associat ions throughout the
city. The Huntington HarOOur group.
which initiated the. action. Is also "
member or the HQ'-IE Council.
Planned rommuni!it.'S -often referrtd
to aS town houses or condominiums
-are allowed in :iingle-family zones,
as well as such aparttncnt zones.
Planners consider them a trad~f!
..:... in return for a Uo..-.·ing developers
10 build a fe..-.· m:'lre hom('s per acrl'.
the developer must provide more open
space. more grassy areas and other
recreational and laOOscaping amenities.
Knox said supporters of the referctl-
dum don ·1 ~·ant those extra homes in
th e s t a ndard s in g l t' famil y
neighborhoom. He said there is no ~
jection to planned communities in the
multiple 2'0nlll. -
He said people "'ill soon be passinp;
the petitions. at local shopping centcr'!I
and house-to-house. The pe.titions woo·~
change the law, but if a majority or
voters agreed to change lt during an
election, that section of ttie ordinance
would be dropped.
ORGANS PIANOS
ORGAN BUY OUT USED
SPINETS
USED
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Heath . ·S~eks .suppo~t
-Until New -Elections
'r
.r ;W!jDON (UPI) -Prune Mlhlate!-
n!ward Healb, clinging pn>earloooly to
-deeplte bls failure to win Thursday'• &eneral electloo, llqht ....,.
port Saturday from LlbeTpl l'lrty loader
Jeti>my Thorpe. But both said sft.....ro
qo !c:ommitmeote Wett made by eltller Qcle.. .
'l1>e prime mlnloler and tile leader
ol I the tbird..-anking libel-al> met for
80 }ninut.. at Heath's No. IO Downing sq olfloe. .. llealh -1ed to the
Litieral Party for an slliance lo keep lh<{Labor Party OI&.
A.statemeu. from ll®dl'a office said
"Uiey exchanged vlewi cm the CUl'Tt'llt
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llitultiOn and on the urgent need for ·
an admlolstr-which could carry on
the business of government."
It ..m eedl agroed to ...,,..t the
other's views to memben of their
respective conservative and liberal
parties ''to see whether a basis exists
for lurtller -·" "No commitment was nerett lnto
on either side," the statement added.
Tborpe saJd he agroed to -"the matters that have arisen um aftt.moon"
With other Liberal Party leaden and
the othe< 13 Llbenl Party memben
o/ Partlament Mooday.
"I repeat that there bas been DO
Fornier DA Convicred
r· f)~ Covering Up Swindle
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)'fE\V YORK (AP) -Fonner Queens $.S,000 for 1.-fackell and that investment
Ii9t. Atty. 1bomas J. Mackell and two earned $7,000 profit, Mackell. the only oC ::tlls aides were convicted Saturday defendant to take the stand, denied that
oC idfielal -. h-.rog -he had any oonnectlon with the in-et'l!i<ln •'lll ClOIJllllracy for aM<in( v-. u' ;a fut.money swlndle 1n wtUcb they ------------
:tlJ~ ~ DA ollice employes bad
~~ 19, a farmer poticlllllll -
reoiped aa dJatrlct allomey alter bls
~ last year, said be Wa3 "ter·
ribq disappointed" with the verdiel
lolJowlng a ~· tr1al In Qt-..
. su_.. Courl. .
, • "We will be Initiating .. appeal ilJ1. -tely. and I truly ezpect a• revmal
l>ecai'le o/. the mBmter In -· the 1rlal, waa COlldUctod, ~-thti wtlife.bolred
lormerpm!eClltDrsald. .
/t. JS.man juiy delibented jusl .......
H lloUnl before mumln( .the verdlcl
in lbe oourtroom ol JUSllCe Jolm M.
Murjagb. He set April 22 for . 1e11Je11Cing
ancf conllrued the delenda<U free with-
out bail 11 waa the lint auell conviction o1
a <lollict -..ey In the elty's bisUlry. l\faClrel1 was elmpd on lh mlode-
._ counte along with JllDN D.
--. 39, bis son-In-law and fOnner
-~. and FraDk R. DePaola,
II, • lom>er county doU<tl.. and
1ml(ltme pollllcal aide to MadcllL
'""1 ---Of °"""inC IJP 'a pt-rtciH)uick llWlndJe openited by
Joelpb Ferdinando, a former
a..lidated Edi9oo meter read er.
Frinando, -test1lled at the trtal, ~ p'nded gullO to. grand ~
and)'OCleVOd ........... --
Firdlnando aald -made a prolit-ol-ova-f11,ooo and 1U1 DePaola
galded nearly 1100,000 flf tho' locbeme,
wbllih Uled money from new In-
to pay bllh tntenot rat.. to -11<r In . . := ..... be aald, DePaola ~
Brink'• Suspert
! FSI ai\!nts Dave arrested Philip
Cresta, the last of seven sus-
pects in the $5421000 holdup
of a Brink's truck Ill Boston in
1968. c .... ta has been living
In a Chicago suburb and was •
the manager of a toy ston!. ·•
a--FBI ,Se,arelring-Florida
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' . . . • SANFQRO, Fla. (UPO -'lbe FBI
seatthed cen\ra1 F1ortda SeUday for
~-who picked up a $30,000
~-and -released lll1harmed a P.X>minent businessman they had held
caidlvo for 'IT hours.
'\'l'b<Y're all In ~ cars and they're all oo the move," Said a Tampa FBI
spokesman or ag-who bad been
dispatched here for the tldnaplng of
George Jackeoo. Jr.
Jackson, 52, was kkinaped at gunpoint
by , two men wearing ~king masks
and gloves nu.day nigjit as he worked
at the Sootbem Sboneolng Inc. planl,
which he owns. His aon a.o.ge Ja<koon
Ill, met ramom demaods by leaving
$30,000 in an undisclosed location Friday
night and the ekler Jack:soo was released
here ehonly -midnight SMunlay.
'lbe kidna:pers bad t h r e a t e n e d
Jackson's lite if authoriUes were notified
and a voluntary news biackout wa.s Im-
posed.
. Seminole County Sherill John E. Polk
s8.id the search for the men was com·
plicated by ,the lack or any descriptions.
agreernent between us," 'Ib:n'le 'lald.
"Quite clearly K 1s In the ..-....i ol
the country "that some govemmenl oboWd
be fonned. It should be-one that ylll
Ullite Uie natioo on moderate pollclee
I re~ six mJllkin people -voted for Chis kind o/ govemm<ll!."
Earlier Heath held cxmullailons with
Loni Carrington and J-Prior,
chainnan and deputy -ol the Comervalive Party.
Heall!'• """"""11~-a ....... blow In 'lblnday ~ JooJnc
It. majority In thf -Cloaunonl. But the -~bor did not
win a majority o/ ..aa, eltbor, l<lochlnl
off lbe poJltlca1 crtais .
GoY<mmeslt o/fielalo aid Chore was
00 quostioo o/ lleatb lnYttlnc the Ublnls
co join In a ooa1itlcn JIOV'l1llll<lll He
already has ruled that out.
But with no party holding an overall
majority in the new parilamed, Heeth
deoperately ~ed •-pledge that the
14 Llbe<al Party lawmaloen! woo1d at
least tac!tly 8UppoR a mlnJmum -
gram ror ~al mootm mtil new elec-
tloos.
The election plll1ged Britain Into Its
worst political crisis -1929, the
last limo DO party held a majority
in the House of OXnmom.
FinBI results for the 635 &eatl in the
new Hoose · of Comlnoos were 296
Comervatives, 301 seals for Labor, H
foc tbe Liberals.
Solzhenitsyn
Ui:ges Myiets
To Boost Siberia
PARIS (AP) -Exiled Russian author AleDnder So1z11ent1syn. has written
Kremlin leaders urging them to give
up the Soviet Union's world ro)e In
onler to conceatrate on ~oping
Siberia .. a defense agalnat China.
He said be wanted to "offer a way
out ol major perils threatening our coun-
try In the next 10 to 30 years" includlllg
war with China and d~ ol
the Soviet Union and Western civiliza-
tion.
One ol the ways "ls to tiomler the
curter of goterument coocern· and na-
tlooal actt.ity hun far away com-.
and evm from Europe or the 9'"'th
o/ our coomlry, to the oor1heast. 'l1>e
deveJaiimenl o( the DOC dieast ls our
b<st·defae aplDlt China." N-_., lneludeo the fast
~ cit Siberia, """" Solzheollsj'n
spent -l"!8l'S In Soviet pmJ•bment .,._ aflet' World War Il.
Ills leUer, -to Kremlin l<admhlp In ~ 1'73, .... pubitilled In
Rmslan bore Saturday by YMCA Preaa,
• wb1ch 'alsO". pUbl1shed "Gul ag
Arcbipel~'' the' boot de ta i 11 D g
stanllnllt -which -In :"!!YJ!'l~.Jll!lllJ!1mia tut
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Winds Buffet the. ·West
94 MPH Gusts Canse Damage East of Rockies, Plains
v.s. s .. m ... •rlf
ly n. AHKI .... Pr111
MNl1 llP to N mllt1 •n l'lllllr ~ muc;fl ol' '"' WHI on S.hKdl~. Tf!W hit Fort COiiin" C011>.. 11
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I t otrier lrtll. • ~ High WlllCI w1rnlngs ll1w DYl'I'" 1111
IM!l'l'n llop11 ol' Ille ltockln. lht ~II"' 1nc1 ·1n10 1111..-n StNlti 01kot1.
l!l!awlnp dY1l blllldfd 1r11 ol t111trn Color.clo and norlnitoil TIJlt.
Wlnlef storm w1r111nt1 follOM'd fo1
!he Rodlln , 1111 Mll-cft>!T"ll pllltfU
• 1nd norl!I'"' Plllrtt.. M«"e lhen "' iMlll1 of b6owlll!I .,_ whll>Pld lnlo
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Mttfn. TlltY rwel'ltd lnlil the 10t
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MM! n 111 lllclllftlPOll-. S'-'" dafnlltlltd Tiit Ptclllc: COit.i
and rll11 ... ..-I.it Ill 1111 Nortllltf,t,
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FLATTENED TRAFFIC SIGNS AT BORDER CHICKPOINT IN BERLIN MARK PATH OF 50.TON TANK
Soldler.Sv-red to His Commanding Offlesr on East Gorm1n Tarritory
2 Police Killers Executed .
~ Spain by Garroting
MAQRID (AP)-Spain's new go<>em-
ment executed two men by the 14th
oontury method o/ pnU!ng Saturday
for killing policemen, but sporo<l the
life o/ an army elvll guard --and killed a senior offlcet".
Pu1g was aenteooed to die after a
military trial for ~ and kl1lino
a poflce "-"' --police tried
to question him .-. • -o/ bank ~ they Aid --canied out to llnanoe am-. He .... wounded
In the sl>clotq. In pm>tlng, an tron ool1ar Is tighl"""1
until a spike aeveno the spinal ~
The ~ the first under the ....
,....,,.. .. t °' l'rmller Clr!oa Arias · D li ht S . Navarro, cleerly. llignaled a heig!rtening . a.y g 3Vlng
of law and order stnoe the ~
or Aria's predecessor three months ago.
The executions, otficially called "vii
gamite," put lo death Salvador Puig
Antich, · -26, a member--Of-tbe -an---.-
tlgovemment anarchrlst Iberian Liben·
Uon Front, and Heinz Chea, 33, a Polish
drifter. They were exewted within 30
mlnutel o/ eaeb other In Barcelooa and
Tarragooa. Both died In seconds.
1be death aeotences were carried out
after Gm. Franci9oo Franco, meeting
Friday widJ Arias and Ju. cabinet, decid-
ed to let the penalty llW>d.
Franco, howei/ef1 oixnmuttd I death
smteoce g1,... to eivll auard ADtoolo
Franco !dartin, who ki11'p a captain
In the clvt1 guard, the paramilitary police
fore< ol the army.
Thieves Rob Store
Of $300,000 Gems
NEW YORK (AP) -Police aaid hlo :r:nen robbed a fashknable Fifth Avenue
shop· ol more dlln dlo,ooo In jewelry
Satiqday *>cl -ped alter aettlng o/f
a smoke grenade lo bindel" punuit.
The holdup occurred at the F. Staal
Inc. store oear 57th Street s1lortJy belll<'<
11 a.m._, aeoording to police.
~ot ~ Pop1dar
WMlllNGTON (AP)-Althoagi! they-
liked the Idea o/ Daylight Savina 1ime
before It wu lnltlluted, J)OOllle have
cbanpd their minds, ae<ordlng to a
.. ~ oplnioo poll.
OI the 3H people QUl!OtJooed last
month, ·51 pemnt .. Id they cpslll<e
Daylic!JI Savin& Time. Forly ....... per·
-1il:od II to 1C1111e degree, and 2 pemnt dim1 care.
The --lbarW' with • poll takm In mld-Decembtr. Aa1led
-they fell c1ocb oboWd be turned an i..r allead an year, 71 -o/ the peoplO saJd ,...
Polls JIOlng back to Aug. 31 showed
similar res.Uta.
Tbe palh ,..... taken "1 the Natlou¢
(lpiDiCll -Center o/ t b. Unlwnity ol CblcafO for the ll<l>art·
ment o1 Transportation u part or a
weekly au.mp! to measuro the public's
-lo energy abortag'9 and pollcleo.
The pflster9 ollered oo e>planation
for the new disfavor for Dayllgllt Savina
1ime.
-GI Takes Tank
On Wild Drive
Tlirougli Berlin
BERLIN (UPI) -·An American soldier
slole a SQ.too M60 tank In Berlin
Saturday and roared away from his
base in a Wild driving spree that sent
him crashing through bonier dledpolnla
lnlo East Germany.
. West German police said that during
the rampage tbe !JOldier threatened
East German and Soviet -"" swiveling the tank t~ and Ito 105mm
caimon.
They said an intemalional Incident
was narrowly averted when the Russians
allowed the aoldler's ·commander to cross
lnlo the East. He convinced the GI
to-B111'render..-He-wa.s-led. back to the
west in handcufis.
There was no shooting.
An Army spokesman identified the
soldier as Spec. 5 William A. 'I'hoJDl*D
Jr., 22, ol Columbus, Ga.. who has
been In the Anny 21 moolhs.
"We do not know his motives yet,,.
Ibo spokesman Said. "'lbere ,... DO
evidence that he was under the inOuenoe
o/ drug! er akobol. We are In-gating
tbe incident." '
1be Olfdie< stole the tank before claw
aod smaabed through a locked pte
at Jhe Turner Barracks Jn West Berlin,
beginning a -ute spree.
With 15 West Berlin police .an:!
American military police patrol eon
in pursuit, he raced the tank at a .
speed or 31 'mph past the West Berlin
City Hall to the U.S. Annys' Clleckpoint
Charlie at the Berlin Wall.
"'lbe jlussian and the East Germans
aeied completely passively as the tank
brushed aside a barrier and entered
the checkpoint, 11 \Vest German police
said.
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PHOTOOAAPIER'S HOURS: Monday, March 4 through Sunday, March, 10
Dally: 11 a.m. Saturday: 9:30 a.m. Sunday :.12 Noon
to 8 p.m. . to 5:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m .
SHOP AT 8BAR8 AND SAVB
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C.FIOn
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Snowslide-..
80IJ'm LAKE TAHOE CAP)
-on. -may ·hlYo -bcpied wt.en five lkten wve
coucbt In a lllOWl!lde S.tur-
cl8y on on 111p11ro1ec1 --..
of the nearby Heavenly Valley
.at:i IJ'el, authorities uJd.
"lt'a possible then!'s me
-remalnln( under the ,,_, .. aald El Dorado County
9ierilf'1 Sil. Will Brown. He
added that no one yet had
been hlpOtted m I 1 1 I n I , however.
FORTY VOLVNTEERS and
F\rest -""-..... a3Sisting sheriff oUlcen In the
search.
Dale Elser, 42, ot &teleline, was Injured in. the tilde and
was listed ln satWactory c:oo-
diiion with ~en ribs Ind
pcssible lnternaJ Injuries at
Barton Memorial Hospital,
nursing supervisor L a R a e
Lichti saJd.
Both Sgt. B~TI and Mrs.
Lichti said they had been told
five persons were ·fnippe(I
under the slkle, but only four
escaped. Neither had a name
for a possible victim.
MRS. Liam said a doctor
·was at the ski resort ready
with resuscitation equipment
if a fifth person was fOtlXI .
She said none of the other
three perw:>ns involved re-
quired hospitalization.
Brown saJd it was snowing
and windy when the slide oc-curtd. but warned skiers to
ltay In patroled areaa.
Pasadena
Loses-Bid
In Busing _
PASADENA (6J') · -The
Pasadena school board ha.s
,, lost a court bid to modify
· the trro "Pasadena Plan" l which resulted in wldesp"ead
[ busing to U<egrato file city's
· elementary sch>ols.
i U.S. District Court Judge
I<itanuel I... Real rejected the
school board's petition Friday,
..... saying it was intended to
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SNOW BURRIED FOUR SKIERS AT HEAVENLY VALLEY SKI RESORT
Three Pulled From Snow, One Feal"9d Mf!51ing In ArH'• E1st Bowl
Buslliessman Held
In Bank Swindle
SAN FRANCISCXl (AP)-A
IWl!borough llusinessman was
am!Sted Friday night to end
what autbcriite said-was a
multlml!Hon dollar twlndle of
San Francslco Bay a r e a
banks. ' · •
Mateo · Marco Roman, 29,
was booked after his arrest
by FBI agents f o r in-
vestigation of mail fraud and
making · false statements to
banks.
Riverside
Cl:oses •
23 Parlors
RIVERSIDE I AP) -PoliC<
have closed all but one or
Riverside's 23 ma ssage
parlors for alleged prostitutkft
violations, authorities s a 1 d
Saturday.
"eliminate forced bus~. and ~-------~
U.S. 1.1agistrate Richard
Goldsmith set Roman's bail
at S2 million . F. Steele
Langford, chief of the US ..
Attorney's office c i-i m i n a 1
di visiOO. here, sai d it was one
of the largest bails ever set
in this area.
In a simultaneous raid Fri-
day ni ght, authorities con-
fiscated valuables, furniture
and fixrures and t o o k
possession of the buildings. No
arrests were made.
\
otherwiae had llUle salutary
educational effect."
Real also criticized school
board attomeya for not at·
!empting to find the ........,
for a 37.4 percent drop in
white mrollment ln · t h e-
acbools .-1964 wblch the
a!Wmeya oald had prompted
the petitlm. '
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3 Helmetless
Cyclists Die
LOS ANGELES ;(AP) -
Three helmetles11
rootorcycUsta died on rain-
slick streets when they were
thrown from their cycles end
struck their heads, officers
said.
Joln Tyle< Combs, 23. and
Rebecca Hernandez, 20, were
killed in Glendale when their
cycle spun out of control oo
a curve, poli~ said.
Jack IluM, 15, wu killed
in bis OOmetown Santa Monica
when his cycle struck 1 curb
and he was thrown llO !<et,
olfioers said
'Dipfumas
For Sak'
JOCKEYS
GET-GAS
BEVERLY HILLS (AP)
-Jockeys In tbis pooh
Los Angeles area com-
munity ride in cars, not
on horses, 8nd spend their
time at . service stations
Instead ol the race track.
Energy Jockey Club has
been born In file wake
of the ~ pinch, ol-femg for f40 a moofll
to pick up your auto, drive
it to an open service sta-
tion and return when It's
filled with gasoline.
A patron may call on
a car jockey as many
limes a month as he
wishes.
''We tell a customer to
gi\"e a jockey about 1 in:
hours to get gas." MYS
manager Sandy Hoffman.
"We send oor boya out
eerly in the ""'"""' to survey opsl statiom IO
W<'ll know where ihey
are." ~.(hOfu ll tlme
Jocl;eys ..... kepi llUly In
-..__ ol ibort . _,. '""" pllell ol guollne. . •
"ThiJ alleged swindle . in·
volves milllOll! of 'dollars,"
Langford said. -"Tl>e eXact
amount can only be detenn!Ji-
ed al,... an analysis ol the
reconls of all the banks In-
volved."
An FBI alladaVit said
Roman would obtain • loon
from a bank using stock
as collateral He would leave
the stodt c.rtificatos wifll the
bani< and then report the
certificates had been Jost,
stolen or destroyed.
"In support of our action,
v•e found at least seven
orselght prostitution violations
in every closed massage
parlor," said Riverside County
Dist. Atty. Byron Morton.
The raid was conducted
under a temporary court orde!-
from Riverside Superior Court
Judge John Hews based on
the state's Red Light Abat ..
mellt Law.
AuthofiUes oaJd the one
massage parlor allowed to re-
main open was found to be
a legitimato O!l<l'8lon, not in-
volved In progtitutJon A heaJ'o
ing on a penhanent court
order to close the 22 parlors
was set for March 15.
Sa11ity Panel to Test
Accused Killer of 9
STOCKTON (AP) -Willie
Luther Steelman, accused of
nine alayinga ID Victor, baa
l>«n order'ed eumlned by a
panel ol -poydolatrlsta
Last Rites ..
For Harlan
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Moretti Leads . Foxx Out ·r
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Of ~ospital : -.
, _In Race Flll_lding
SACRAMENTO (AP)
LOS ANGELES (APJ-Redcl
Fou ls home after a fi\."e-dV
hospital stay for lrelirnent ~
r.1oretti Dinner Commlttee a nervous mndlllon and elf
-Asoembly Speaker Bob Mom·
ti II leading I.he race forl:am-
palp ftmds among candidaies
ror governor, i nco m pl ere
reports in the secretary of
state•s office reveal.
repor1<d 1311,765 from ooe haulltlon, but ~ Ip p e a lf·
doubtruJ he will be able to dinner and lhe f\1orettl .Blf"th. complete "Saaford and Son"
day Commiuee r e p o r t e d lttis season.
another lt97.000. Hla a tt«ney, James Tolbm.
The campaign financing in· f'lllfQRNIA said Foxx. 51, hoped to return
lormatioo was due Frlday, but 1111 to work llOOll but it wu still .
undenennmed ~he wooid-f\foretti, a Van Nu y s
Democrat, reported ra.ising
$503,005 during 1973 for his
campaiJn, ae<Ordlng to a
report filed Friday.
there v.·ere only inccrnplete[:~~~~~~~~~~he~a~bgle~to~.;_::;.::~~; reports on hand in the
secretary of state's oltice el
the clooe of the business day. rl<'"'r;, Costa Mesa Only ~'91,. ·I
Al~ Friday was file
deadline for 1973 fund-raising
-.. the fillnp of 8"vera!
gubernatorial oandldales, in-
cluding Se<:retary of State Ed·
mund G. Brown Jr., were not
immediately available.
Candidates <ompty •ifll tile ~~~~ PERMANENT WAVE ~01y·;;Q Jaw if their ln!onnatioo is r '""' SPECIAL postmarked by midnight Frl· Mon., Tues., Wed. Only
day er U the lnlorma lion Is
med In file secretary of llale'• ssso H.AIRCUT INa.ut>Eo
Loo Angeles olflee. . Frost 1139> (Short Hair Only)
Ao pffke wwi<er 'a id Ladies on Social Secur1·h~"-t $3 .. 50 Brown's reJ)Ort, along with l~
reports of other candidaies, ~J_oo .. -..... PERMA TRESS H--MOST OF ~tORETl'l'S .man-probabfY, had been filed on ,....
ey <Sme from ~'O tundraising · time, but v.·as not yet proc.l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l4~M~7~1~7 ~( dinners, hi! repart said. The essed. •
Bqard Alloiv s Oil Drilling
CM.lBRIA (AP ) -The Barbara. The firm said it
South Central Coast Regional plans angle dr:illlng out to sea
CommJssion has approved five from the .on-shore sites.
additional on-shore drilling In another ·rm\'e the com-
sites above Goleta for Union mission approved an ad-
Oil Co. ditiooal 50 campsites at Pt.
. COLLECTOR'S CORNER· ·.
The commission, meeting in f\tugu state Park and the ad-
this small cormmnlty """ ditior\ ol fire ringJ and
San stmeon. said Friday that restrooms at Pismo Beach
the Loi An g e I e s -he a d-State Part. 1be commission
quartered oil !inn could pro-denied UK> a d d t t i o n a 1
ceed wtth ckilling on Its own ·campsites at Pismo Beach,
exlsUng oil fields ne8T Santa h>wever.
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COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL
MARCH 5
AVOID A GAME
OF CHANCE
VOTE .FOR
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Growth ·and development of the Crty. is important to Will Jordan. He.
organized and. guided . the Citizens Committee· for an improved In-
dustrial Zoning Ordinance. That Ordinance is now in effect.
He strongly supports an equitable Sign Ordinance and has spent many
hours in its development.
He sponsored ·legislation that resulted in the Crime Prevention Or-.
dinance.
Citizens of Costa Mesa .will appreciate these benefits in the years
aheOd. 11.U AIM RS.IAllLITY
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-Patient Problems
K~pt 9n Pap~r·
By AR1'11UR R. Vinsel
Of 11i1e 01llr l'I ... Sti ff
(Eighth in a Serifs\
Record· keeping is a major,
monument.al task In a modem
society where matters in-
v o I v in g Me's money,
medicine, m e ntality or
! .. perhaps personal problems ~t»n be condeR9ed on a com-
puter card like ~ many angels
dancing m the head of a pin.
The lnfonnatlon on the IBM
form filed " in the c.llege ad-
missions office, credit bureau
or police department should
be as unique as the Lndlvkiual
blvolved and hi! needs and .... ,.,., ...
U it is not clear. concise,
yet comprehensi ve. lhe whole
point of maintaining it on file
may be defeated and ultimate-
ly that individual will probably
be lrurt.
This is especiall y true of
rectlrd-keeping ln a place such
as Costa Mesa's Fairview
State Hospital for the mentally
assault other patients. Or
hospital staff membets.
A pat_ient may have 35 li sted
prob!~. even down · to such
small matters as becoming
angry when tired, as probl emE
are oboerved and logged. And
there ano 1,700 patients. The
bookwork is-·
''The ultimat<! . goal Is to
get I b e Problem-Oriented
Rooord Keeping System onto
the computer," says Dr.
Toto. "It lends Itself very well
to it. ti
V ro b I em s currenUy con·
iaJned in ~tient -or client&'
-records are filed manually
and catalogued under the old
Dewey Decimal System, j\ist
li~e that used to rile library
books.
Some problems, such as
sleeplessness in a pa tient due
to inxiety, for example, can
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'111E MORE KNOWN ahout ~:AIRVIEW
retanled.
them and the more convenient r'"'
the form Is to quick access 15 YEARS
by those who treat the clients, i -OF SlRVKl
Jftvioualy kmwn " patients.
~Ir dl£fermt ways, the actually be perpetuated or
Statf penonnel will be bet-~-the basis for different
_ ter able to serve the tn-problems under the o.ld, out-
dividual's nttd., and help him dated record-keeping system.
best in ,the areas -there
·are-dozens by category -OFTEN, a patient requires
_ where he needs help. ~m-a ileeplng medlcatloq until he
struction or medical treat-adjusts· to a changed en-
ment. vironment and Fairview life, A new Problem-Oriented ltej:ord Keeping System which after first being admitted to
is seemingly massi ve and the 15-year-old facility.
complicated but really -quite Cases oome to I i g h t ,
simple Is now In u s e however, in which the in-
tbroughoilt the 42-,....d facility dividu al atopped gettirlg the
for the menta11y a n d sleeping pill three years ago
physleally retanled. . . . . 'Ibere ·many many needs and the patient, or cUent,
must be' met ea~h day. • records t n s t r u ct ward
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perience will be greater." says a!SQ scattered throughout the
medical director Dr. Anthony hospita], in differeit1 ··ottices,
N. Toto. chalnnan of a state-yet when a patient was
wide la!k roree that developed transferred elsewhere they
the new plan. always uselessly remained at
Fairview is the ·acknowledg-Fairview.
ed Pll~tter ~ programs fur The new Rroblem-Oriented
the mentally ?etarded. on a Record Keeping System which
statewide and even naUonal Jeatures a single master file
basis. that will travel with the person
to other hospitals or programs
TRE SYSTEM wh ich wru or a foster home -or
be recommended for full scale wherever -is designed to
adoption throughout Calirornia pinpoint° his great<!st pro!>
is ooly experlmeutal In two h!rm.
or three wards at · other state' · Results in dealing with the
~ls. patient's 'dJfficulties and help-
"Amazingly, we h a v en• t ing him deal with those dif-
done it before," says Dr. Toto, ficulties they create for hjm
wl)o headed a committee 12 on the ®lside is the whole
years ago that drew up the point.
--cu r r e n t r e c ord-keepi(lg
system. which is obsolet8' and
no longer so useful.
He points out that the new
data system's title: "Problem-
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Rl!rli.cular: function.
"We don't 'treat retardation'
here," he explains. "We treat
the problems it causes the
individual. This is why he or
0 WE SAY THAT you should
do nothing unless you can
relate it to a problem," Dr.
Toto says if lhe rie\v trent·
ment techique's-relationship to
the records· svstem . "If you
can't ... what are you doing
it for?"
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Imag e Gers ·Worse
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The Veterans AdmlolstraU on is having an image
6roblem Jn Southern Callrornla and the director of the VA is not helping iL
1'he Los Angeles V X-office still is lrying to sort out
the problems that broke the financial back of hundreds or
veterans who had failed to receive· their GI Bill checks
• between last fall and Christmas. The local adntinlstrator
was banished over that roul·up and it was chalked up to
"hu1nan error." Now a group or veterans has staked out in the Los
Angeles office of Sen. Alan Cranston in an effort to ad-
dress their problems to some responsible person who can
help strai~hten out their missed payments, lost checks
and benefit questions.
So, sure enough, the national director of the VA,
Donald M. Johnson, fiew to.California lo face the Issue.
Well almost. He got lo the same building the vel.1
were in, but refused to take the elevator up six noon:
where they -some in wheelchairs -were waiting.
"I will meet them only on VA grounds," Johnson
declared Thursday.
Now well we'll acknowledge .that running the na·
lion's second largest bureaucracy is a big job. But a bi g
man could well have ridden the elevator a couple or
floors to see what problems were naggin~ some sorely
troubled you ng 1nen, whose service lo their country ha s
earned them son1e t'Onsideration.
The fact that Johnson did meet with the veterans
-and in Cranston's office -Saturday restored some
raith in bureaucracy, but the VA's image retnained
tarni shed.
$10,000 ann~He argues that they are in a p<><lllon ot "rid.lc uloui d arity" becawe more than ~O appolntA!d
state orrlcJals ma e more than auch high-level penonnel
as the governor, attorney general and state treasurer.
'fhe superintendent of public instructjon, for ex.
ample, now earns $35,000 which, as Carpenter points J
out; is less than many local superintendents eam. Tlfe
s:overnor earns $49,100 -almost $38,000 Je ss tha n the
s:ovemor or New York -and Carpenter proposes boos~
mg this lo $60,000.
Carpenter may have logic on his side, but ii remains
lo be seen ii public opinion Is there, loo. Congress Jut
week fell the heavy breath of the voters and dumped a
24 perrenl pay increase for itself and for 10,000 high·
level civil servants.
Carpenter may have a dillerent view of hls pay
raise proposal -after all, he's nol suggesting his own
salary be Increased. But public sentiment Isn't likely lo
be very strons In view of the relatively modest pay ralseo
moot Calilonuans are getting.
It's Getting Boring
llow weary we grow of the pronouncements or
Se~retary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr. on any topic
that crosses the California_horizon.
Now youn g Brown is complaining that the lon¥.·dis-
cussed and now-approved plans ror a new $1.45 million
governor's mansion in Sacramento are "too opulent"
and ought to be scaJed down to inore modest propor-
tions.
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attempt to stretch the publicity in his race for governor.
1, ~ : lS~ ~ We think it's high time the governor o! the na·
tion's tint statA! bad quartA!rs befitting his position.
State Sen. Dennis E .CafpentA!r of Newport Beach is
walking where even the bravest polltioans are studious-
ly not treading.
Carpenlt!r is propos!ng that salaries of the state's
top seven elected offld~ 1>e Increased from $7 ,500 to
We also think it's high time the would-be next gov·
emor scaled down his popping off and limi!A!d himself
to lsaues closer to his responsibilities.
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•HERE (OMES OUR (RA<K SPY ISATTALION.,,,
Sym.bionese Army Gr ew
From Radicalism of 60s
near
Gloomy
Gus
' 1be Symbiooese Liberation Army is._
a di.rec& outgrowth of the student
radk:alism ol. the 1960s, however
vebemently the leftover leaders of that
time my di1avow any connection with
this -group. '!be activists ol the 600 -U>ey called themselves the
"Movemeut" -were against racial
J>ftjodlool, ogalmt the Vietnain war,
and for peace .
But their lam!
S>ortcoming lay in
the fact that, except
for the i:enuine paci·
fl.Stl among them,
they bad no built-ia
rbetorl<al-1.1.
n.e early demon-
stratlorui: of the mid-j
SOI were more dra·
maUc tbtn violent -alt·ln! and antics
belbn TV camera& Uiter, the
Moveul!llt went In far petty forms
ol harulmenl -"'"'mbllng l h e
card catalog ol,college llbraries, lelllng
ftre to w-. startlng the
oprll*ler S)'ltom -SD aecunulatioo o1 petty ..,.,.yance. kmwn I n
..voltXiooaty lll«alure ss "the tactics
ol. tbe flea... .
BECAUSE 111E Vietnam war wrui
viewed u evidence ol. the huge
criminality of American society, the
Movement came to abandon not only
all -metorlcal but moral restraints. '
'They taught that a11 means were
justified to bring the society to its
knees -civil disorder, theft (known
as rip-off) and vk>lence. Everywhere
the Movement Oourlsbed.
(s. r. HAYAKAWA J
a New York townhome used as a
headquarte r s by the radical
Weathennen. Three were killed aM the
rest wen! undergrotmd.
ls there oo end to the discord in
thbr country? Now 1 can't wish
anyone a happy birthday with a
singing t.elgram.
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AT KENT STATE University, as with
other institutions. advocates "I, peace So the fonnula became clear as lime
bumed down the ROTC building, creatlng went on: the more violence. the fewer
the public apprehension that made the follO"A·ers. Where li"tbe f\fovement now'!
sub.$equent tragic events there almost There are no followers left. f\1any
inevitable. le.aders have manged their minds. Some
'lbroughout all tills, the hlgh1J itched have gone to prison. othen abroad.
record of violence remained constant.. 1bc only one.s left are in _the
"Power comes from the barrel of a wxterground.
gun," they aaid. Al !Im lbey brought They must be very few by 'DOW.
guns on c:ampte as props for the Leaders with no follawen. Hk1lng most
enactmeat ol guerrilla theater. Th.ls was of the time or traveling wittt false
cei1alniy the case al San Fraocisco ideullfications, they huddle in their tiny ,
State_ -am at Cornell University too, paranokl drealn world aM g i v e
I em ue. Nooe of those guns was themselves courage with grandiose ftr..t. wonls: "Sl'!J!blooese War Council,"
But as the late &<malllicisl Wendell "Declaratioo -ol Revolutiooary War,"
Johnsoo said, "Every speaker Is bis "'!be General Fleld-Maz>hal" and the
own most interested and afrected like -t.enns almost as preteotious as
listener." And as surely as thunder the word "Symbk>oese" it.self.
follows lightening; the guns started going And who are they? From the published
off. evidence, perilaps two or three college--
The strength of the f\tovement lay l'ducated. whites from well-to-do fa milies.
in the early days in ~he fa ct .t.bat it and possibly tv.·o or three less-educ.1:ted
attracted idealistic followers who black,,, their brains add1ed by reatiing
believed that the strike and uproar were Che Guevara and Franz Sanoo. That's
really intend.00 to bring about justice about all there is, I imagine, to fheir
and peace. But C\'ct')' time the violence •·army."
was stepped up. fo\lo\~iers dropped out , lIOW LONELY they must be! The oCten in pained bewilderment. So welt If.he. msss of violence at Black Panthers, for all their vi<llent Berkeley,~ Coldmbla, Stanrord, San IN FEBRUARY, 1969, at San rhetoric of the past, have long since
Francisco State and acores of other Francisco State, a homemade bomb W11Dt abandoned revolutlon in favor of
l.mtitutioas. 'lbere were the "days of oU prematurely, aeriously Injuring one electoral poOOcs as a means " social
rage" In Cbloago, when WeaUlermen of the two yowig men wbo weno planUng chru!go.
_,; on • rampqe, breaiJng shop it. '!be strike loot hwdreds ol followers E"'" such creatures ol vloleooo as
-· ~Ing caro. that day. The nationally·publlclzad H. Bruce Franklin and Angela Davl.1
'!be ~ literary joumal, blowing up ol the malli«IMitlcl building ha .. denounced tile SLA ss alienating
1"lbe New York Review of... Boob," ln at the University ol Wls:msln ln 1972, • the people -aOO therefore oxmter-
• ,,..., ~. taught It's readen killing a young scimll.ol, -the revoiirtlbnary. ·
hO'W to make Molotov cocktails. In March Movemmt thousands ot followers across So the St.A bas oowbere to go. That's
1970 there was a huge explosion in the country. • why lt is so very dangerous.
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~s T e lli ng Truth?
Siinon Versus the Shah
To the Editor:
Last ~eek we read of en erg y
chief Simon accusing the Shah of Iran
of making "irrespomlbIC and reckless"
statements concerntni the amcxmt of
oH the United Slates Is receiving from
Arab countries.
Not too long before that . ~·e rea d
of General Haig's comment about a
\Vashington Post story: "lf the story
implies that there has been a doctoring
of tapes, lhat's a blasphemous
speculaUon."
1 Al\1 less interested in knowing if
a statement ii "irresponsible" or
"blasphemoua" than if it is true or
false. Neither the remarks ot SimOO
nor of Haig speci!ically denied the
statements to which they were objecting.
Pfrllaps I am overly skeptical ol news
llforieo emanating from W~ lhete
days, but It seems that we have seen
vigorously attacked too many news items
which were later substantiated by olller
l SEE some respomlbillty for the
preos to deWmlne the truth or falseoesa
ol otatements. It would have been
d..u.ble U Simon had been asked U
the Shah's statements W'el"e untrue and
il Haig had been 8'ked U the Washingloll
Post story was untrue. U these
gentlemen v.·ere allied these specific
quest.kw. I did not see or hear any
notice of them in the news accoun ts.
DAVID C. BARROWS
1t110deto G'"
Th the Editor:
There are many regrettable aspects
or the current energy "crisis." One thing
that is evro more regrettable than oil
mmpany fat cats cngen?) getting laUer
while lhe COOflumer ls getting knocked
natter ts the evident disappearance of
the frtmdly, Uttle old di-ol
g...U.. al what used to be frle!1diY
lllUe old neighborhood service stations.
Yes, Gus Is ·gone -along with the
steal< knives, glassware aod toy fire
trockl. So ls bis chf¢ul, "Hi! What
( MAILBOX J
Letters from reader! are welcome.
Normally, writers .should convty their
'ne.s.wges in 300 tDOTd.s OT less. The
rigllt to condense lttter.s lo fit space
OT eliminate libel i.t re served. All let-
tera mu.st include .siQnature and mail·
ing address but names may be with·
· lield on request if ~Jficient reason
is apparent. Poetrv will not b1 pub·
Juhed.
can I do for you?" He has been n!!)laced
by ...thing fomtatlons of frantic
motorists genuflecllni before wmnlllngly petuJan\ petrol purveyon.
BOW CAN we bring bock Gus, our formerly unappreciated friend?--
! IUl!Best a ~·-ooold -lbly be relined from the ix-mt.day
heap ol vel1>a1 slag.
>.. background, we must cxeider that
the Jong-distance recreallonal motor
home has become almoot u deluncl
as the mastodon it l'ffimlbles. Who can...
.!1.1Ve this animal from eUlnction ? The
\\'BY things are going, who else "111
end up with enough money to quietly
buy up these campcr1, vans and massive
motor holnes except the energy
companies? Then, the op..prnducen could
sell recreational vehicles directly to the
consumer without interference by the
middle man. Purchater9 would receive
special certificates g u a r ante e l n g
unlimited gasoline.
TB1S WOULD be In line with oU
companies' ev~ pG1lcy ol perfect
poU1otlsm, since -now -1nl! under the thnJst ol pooline lflcnage,
would be l>oL1ter'Cd. So, of coune;would
be profits ol oil coc,....ie. -~y
since all moloriata -ol -ity be forced to drlve motor homes In
•
order to gel gl!Oilne. Self ... crificlngly
euoogh, oil companies woold have to
'risk lnlA!maUooal ill-wnr In onler to
"equitably" meet the new U.S. demand.
'1111• grea; altruism would be handoomely
rewan!ed, o1 coune, by U.S. gasoline
pr!""' wbldi, by tllla time will be setting
world records.
How will our old rriend, Gus, enter
this scene? It could happen like th.is:
You pull your cumbersome motor home
into your favorite gas station. After
showing your special certificate, the
rompu<er fills your :»gallon tanks lull
(at $2.75 a gallon). • FINAILY, your road·weary eyes light
up as you recognhe your old friend,
Gw. He is dressed mqni!lcel)tly In
yellow JX>lo shirt, m.arooo· slacks and
shiny wllllHmd-yeDow -H e removes bis a1mglasses with a flourllb
and says, "Hi! What can I do for
you? Campln,g supplies'? But a n e ?
Sundries? Teepee. '1
You s!!!le In wooder, 1hen finally pk
into an mbellevtng smile. "ls it you,
O:us?" He aDUreB you it Is. '"lbank
God!'' you uc1aim. After all these
"""'lhl, you ooce opJn feel needed •.
and -at the fount ol f..U fuet
Yes. It could ha~ llCine1hlng like
this. Gus cooJd come hact. But, can
the amwner?
CHARLES F. PHAROAH
Out-o.f·state Tag•
To the Editor:
I don't think it is fair.that out-d-ttate
car tags can purchase gas any day.
Everyone knows a lot of California
drivers are-out"'()f-stalerl apenctmg the
wblters here and we know of a lot
ol ,.,.dents from oot of stale wbo live
here, W<ll'k hett, kl<!> BO lo school bse
yet they keep lbeir oot-ol-state tap
and send borne for the new cae -
ls that fair?
I lbink oot-ol..taten lboold ha "odd
or even" too. It's Cal~omia po lboy -MRS. EARL FERGUSON
Plane Gunman Planned Kamikaze Dive on White House
\VASHINGTO:'-l -TIM! lone gunman.
who shot his v.'ay aboard a jl't airliner
last wt'ek at the Baltiinore-\Vashington
International Airport. intended to crash·
dive the plane Into the \Vhlte Jiouse.
Samuel Jooeph Bycl< de3cribed the plan, which he calfed '·Op-
eration Pandora
Box," in a tape that
he apparently re<:·
orded more U'lan a
month earlier. lie
mailed it to us & few
houn .tier ore thi:... at·
tempted hijack ing.
.Firing I plsto\
wildly, be killed l•~
penoos before a guard's bullet, fired lhnl«h the ponhoie of the airliner doo<.
v.'OUllded him. Thon he tun-:xi his gun on
lllmself.
"\Vhoevtt dies In Proi«t Pandora
Bo>," he told us on the tape, ""111
be directly atlrtbutablc lo Wat<rgate
8Ca0dltl."
TB E IJNEMl'LOYED, ll-)"eaM!d BJd< planned a Kamikaze attack oo
the While no-, llldi11g In I opoctaOJ!ar
filly craob. He ~ht aboord the
airliner a small, black suitcuo coa· !ainlnc a crude guollne homb.
"I will try to ~ the j>tone alol!
Al)d lly It t01t..Os Ibo tarrel orea.
•
v.ticl1 v.·ill be \VaJhlngton, D.C., the
capital or the most powerful wes.llhiest
nation or !he world,'' he· related 111
a matter"'°r.ract \o"Olce.
1·By guise, threats or trickery. I ~ to force the pilot to buu tho White
House -l mean, 50rt of dive toward.I
the White House. When the plane ls
in this pooillon, I will shool ilte pilot
and then In the wt few minutes try
to steel' the plane Into the lal'(et, whld>
is t.tie White Housc.11
PRESIDENT NIXON ll>)'Cd In the
Wbite Houae on George \Vashlngton's
birthd0-y, the day or the hUaclting at·
tempt. The previOU! weekend, an Army
helicopter malbtenanoe man stole an
Anny chopper and after a wild, lwo·hour
iQY ride, he•ded slr8ight for the White
HOU:!ie. The-guards bad nOl.hing but
shotguns to stop the chopptt as It bore
down on them and sklddcd safeJY to
• •lop oo the White House )awn.
Weeki before !he helicopter episode,
Syck ploMed his blmrr<: Suldde atlACk
upon the White 11...,.. Alone In hb
room In oorthea!I Philadelphia, he began
recording his scheme on January 14
and aincluded the hour-lonr tape on
January 23.
'11 don1t know What you can do with it.'• be+ rtc:lpfded, ~'bUt It'll be a Ulpe
u.nd there won"t be any it minute in-
'
operative ~ps." .
WE PLA YID excerpts for hls former
wife, wbo divorced ,him last September.
'"lbat11 him," she said. "'"1at's the
WI)' ho talks wilether he WU going
to do this (hijack attempt) or going
to a baseball g'ame." Otllen Vr1ll> knew
Byck also agreed Jt was his voice.
lie declar..t on the !ape that !he
!U.lcide mission would be "a very difficult
task for me for .the simple reuon that
I ba'r·e an ·abnormal fw o t
dooth. .. because I believe ln no God,
oo Supreme Being, no r.el)gl on, no
nothing ... I do1fl look for >rd to llJ!lng,
I loYe 1if" I'm heavy, I'm fa~ I like
to eat and I'm not suicidal. ·
"Bul I'm 'doing this," he sa.ld1 "to
prove the point thal one man can ma.kt
a difference. If his mind and his wUIPQWtr
ts arong enough. .. . "
BE SAID he -Ill to 70 pounds
overwei:ght , with a bad back. "And I'm
&bout lo undertaJie I JMnOI Band, f111·
type operallon, Optralion .Pa"""' Bo<.
wil<nl you have to be sklnny and llilnlcy
and v.illov.'Y fl.nd.'!. he dtuclled, "I'm
not anything like that.
··&t I suspect l ha \ I can come off
v.ith an clement of surprise ii I can
keep my cool. And I au>pcct that my
appearance may wort to my advan.
tage:"
Bi~k explained that he lnlooded to.
coinbine two dramatic detdl -"that
o! skyjacking a commercial airliner''
and "that of the Kamikaze pilots." .
11BV CO~tBINING these two tdtns,"
he said, "I devised the diab91ical P..,.
dora Box. Once Ol>«led. the Pandora
Box can never be Cloted. And I intend
to do my da-to°""' up the Pandora Boi;."
He b1'itled he wa1 quite sane. "'l'hooe
"'1<xn the ... 1\'1'11 to -" he rooiled, ~first make mad . Thal'• from Eu And I -. lllat I'm
not mid. I'm a manic-<lepre!!Slve, aa
la eight to 10 million other fine fellow
Americans. I I'> to a poychlalrtst every
four or five weeks, w h i c h l missed
the i..i villl by the W I y, and I'm
on lithium · cort<>nale, wlllch ls a
SlablllrlNI drog that Jewlt off ffil' h\lhs
and ioWs:'
IE SPOKE ol ,._ aeuodde. npe,
ar!Dl1 .'' and ldiled : "So tr.a.. wbO claJm that I'm msd, let llllm loot very cr-ly
at themlell'll In the 1"lmlr; le< I he m
look very closely at \\'hat they have
crealed."
'!'be reason for hil desperate deed,
he said, was "frustration when you are
s~enly aware. : .that this govennnent
camot. CCl'TM its mistakes, that this
gov~t is a government of COVCMlp
rather than exposure. ·
"There's more croob than good ones
in Washington ... Thef are all con artists,
making ooa!J, wheeilng, dealing, money
in the pockot. ~ Wide< t·h e table,
anythine for a buck. '
BYCK 8'1'RllSSED that he -ie· nln1 bll dive upon the Whit.
ou." .. com
DAILY PILOT
l!obcrt II. Weed. .Pvbfllhct
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Barl>ons Jr-.
EdCtorla t PaQe Editor
Suhday, March 3, 1974
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-entirely alooo and that he llOl'ed lo
carTY it out without hurtln_S anyone ex-
cept .himself a n d the pilot. "I hooe
upon b:lpe," be sald, "that l have the
courage to BO thnlug)I Wllh It. • •
"I also hope tbaL • ·.ram not telo!n,
appr!'htn:ted or overo:::me or wuunded..
I waot to come oot ol 1hil de8<1-totally dead. ·Win, loo& or draw, I doo'l
want to be caged Qp and Wilt for
a trial.
"I wont to'be dead. I -Iha I
I will be riddled full ol bullelS ll I'm not suceeosfuJ and 1 suopect u.1 if
Pandora Box Is SUCCO!ISllll, that I will
dJe ;n a fiery airplane crUb. ''
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Sullday, March J, 1CJ74 DAIL V PILOT A 9
Distrust of Poli·tician
. . -
Swir ls at·-New -Depths
Surveys .Find American V ot,ers
Experiencing Sense of AlienCltion ·
By JULES LOR
Asl0d1tod Pnu Wrller
A healthy skeptldsrn ol polltldans Is
an American tradition.
lM in 1"""'1t .-,., a ·llale ol mind
new to the United States bu become evident
to political acten.Usta who have studied
it and olfirebolden !mmedlately alllfnlolal
with iL
Apprehemloo ol those in aulbortty, one '
of the-gre•r mdertyJn« hmea ol. 1787,
seems in 1974 to have deepened. 'I1le pn!9el'lt
malady apparently Is one not uperienc<d
in America since the darkest days ol the
Grtat Depression, perhaps not eVtD then.
"Skepticism, cynicism. ttleSe are old
American attitudes," said an aide to a
senator up for re-elet'tioo. "1be new word
in this year's political vocabulal')' is
'alic~tion.' "
WHAT mAT MEANS, he uplained, is
that if people complain at all about the
present· state ot public service they do
it in the same resigned ·way they gripe
about the weather. So it i!ll't to your
llking?
Consider:
-Cambridge Survey Research, Inc.. an
organization that specializes in.private polls
for polttical candidates, recently surveyed
voter atUtudes in 18 stat... Fllreen thousand
persons representing a ~ of age
leyels, incomes aOO occupations were asked
whether they felt the cowrtry was in better
or worse shape today than five years ago.
S.-y pet'Cel>t said wone -and more
Will Society
Give Vs Pills
For Behavior?
This is what the man said. 0 Pnoomonla
can only sell so much penicillin, but
once human behavior is S&!ll as a
diseue, there are no limits to tbe pnlb-
lems that can be treated with drugs."
The man is Dr. Henry Lennard of
the University or
California psychia·
try department. He
is-addressing him-
self to a problem
that v.'e are going to
have to face increas-
ingly, as both Hux·
ley's Brave New
World and George
Orwell's 1984 get nearer.
WREN OUR pill.goofy ·society last
made a count, In J966, we found there
were 60 major drug companies spending
three-fourths of a billion bucks to ad-
vertise and otherwise promote thelr
wares to the nation's 180.000 doctors.
Today, if we are to believe the
magazine "Leaming," the companies
spend even more "to coovince doctors
lhan ball of that ~ felt It Will be
even worse five years from oow.
• Graduate .Wdeots eoteri!ig tbe
Untventty of Michigan's Institute of Public
Policy Studies, young adults presumably
serious about a career in public service,
are asked in an annual oplnlon sampling
whether they agree with this statement:
"Often -., who enter poliUcs tblnk more
ab:>ut their own or: their party's welfare
than about the welfare of the citizens."
In 1!172 oniy_llLpercent. agreed. about the
same steady percentage as in previo"us
years. Last Sep(ember the figure leaped
to 94 percent, practically tmanimous.
e The enonnous advantage of an
incumbent running for re-election. especially
for. Cong~. is well known. Yet so far
this ye81' 15 Republicans and three
Democrats have decided their chances
aren't worth the effort this November.
"For the first time," said Patrick Caddell ,
politidan: one that would drcwnvent God."
Ambro&e Bierct defined polittcs as "the
c:ooduct ol public affairs for pri\•ate
advantage." Samuel Pepys confe:ised thnt
!he possibility of reward beyond Ole meagC'r
salary lured him Into public ernploymecll ;
he died rich. "Corruptloo culminates al
Washington," wrote the editor of Harper's
J\1agazine in 1856. "It L, a propensity
else\l'here; tbere it is an art."
One needn't go ~k to the vague past,
only to yesterday's newspaper. to find
evidence of venality ln public office.
According to the Congressional Quarterly.
in the 13-year period ending two years
ago, 11 members of C.ongress \\'ere indicted
and seven of them sent off to jail for
crimes ol ma.ii fraud, bribery, payroll
padding and kickbacks, not to mention
income tax evasion. wb.ich lately gained
the status of a ~d word .
their apportioned shares of $1(\jJ tickets
to "testimonia l dinners." For the sake of
appearance, cenainly not cuisine, the
dinners are generally held.
Jn Florida, forml'r Go\'. Claude Tl. Kirk
fonned ~·hat he called a "Go\•emor's
Club." Aeoordlng to a state audit, the
club raked in $.f47.170, mucll of it from
highway design consultants' and C'Orrt r.ictors ...
The aud.it rurther shov.·ed th.1t th(' money
\j,"ent to ease the burd(·n of lhe go\·emor's
living cxpen.o;CS: $22,540 for hot('l and
mtaurant 1abs: $6.209 for a trip to Europe;
$1Tl.349 for rental of a jct plane.
S.'iid Olarles Colbert, a ~ew Orlt-ans
architect and former dean of the Columbia
University School of Architecture : "It's a
universal e\·ll. a blinding scar on my
profession. The architect and enginrC'r
dl'aling in public works provides the front
money t~r the aspiring potitjciau .··
and I've got to remain clfec-Ti \'(> bt>cal.t.5C
of some important bills I \"ant passed."
"To get along, go along." the late Sam
Rayburn advised. frt'Shn1en coogressme-n
years ago. MembC'rs of both chainbers
still defeOO the maxim. . .
A few lawmaker.; plan to be considerably
more rorthooming than in the past aOOut
disclosing personal fin..1nces. ··we're nmning
around comparing nott>s, SC<'ing how the
other fellow is going about it." said Ted
Johnson; an aide to Sen. Mike c:ravcl
(0-AJaska), up for re-t•lectioo in November.
A POLmCIAN'S instlnctivC' defens e
seems also lo include a good off('nse>. ri.1ore
1han a 5C'Ore of potilicians intervirv.·ed ,
\j,1thout excepiion, recited examples of how
they had refused to compromise pnn<:iplt'
for personal or political gain .
president ol Cambridge Survey Researdl, CORRUPTION ON the oatiooal polilica\
"lncurnbency has become in some ways level Lt as notfling oompared \\'ith what
\\.'JLLIA~1 SLAYTON, e~ecutive dircc1or
of the American lnstih1te of An:hitects,
said the practice is so blatant and degrading
that a member of his profession comes
to regard him<;(>\l as "a CQ',j,' to be milked.··
Bert Combs, 001'1' retired 11fter a hf('tin1 e
in politics -fron1 city atton\Cy through
governor of Kentucky and later a federal
appellate jOOge -believes that politiciruw
conduct themselves more ethically than
people in otht'r profcs.5ions. by necessity
if net inclination .
a negative." goes on at the state and local levels.
That. as Harry Truman used to say, During the past three aOO a half .,:-ears
is the fix the countr)''s in. the federal prosecutor in one nOtOriou.-;
.. state, New Jersey. hm iOOicted 68 assorted WE MAY BE en the ve~ge or .a trult......__office-bolders and So far convicted 46 of
watershed period in Amcncan h!Slory,'' th f be · 'd lit~ scientist c.add 11 "\V . em, an averag~ o . ~er than ooe 3
sai . po . e · ere , month. 1bo5c o:>nVlcted indude two mayors,
dealing . wi " so m ct h 1 n g deq:ily " tv.'O secretaries of state and a congressman,
psychological. . . . alt on charges of extorting kickbacks,
Few politicians will admit that they
themselves have ever done a shady deed .
That's urxlerstandable. But they also seem ,o have ca desk Gie'rk's ability not to ask
too many questions about their colleagues'
behavior.
"'Ibey have to act wiUt discretion if
they want to last," he said. "It's a practical.
matter. Can you think of any other
pro!ession under closer scrutiny? Not just·
·by the newspapers. and they 're releotle:e..-
but by the opposition, and they're hungry."
Comll5 contends that considering the swann
o' offioo-holders and appoin1ecs. literally
tens of thous.ands. the number Of "bad
apples" is relat ively small.
I
Lord kno.\\'S the~e is pTenty of tr~~t~oo mainly from firms seeking, and fillding,
for the nouon, valid or not. that pohuc1an state contracts. ' ·
is just another \\'Ord for thief. A widespread practice is simply to ~nd
Shakespeare wrote of the "scurvy the finns doing business with the state
"Does that surprise you?" said a member
of the New Yoi:k St.ale Asscmblv . "Sure
!here are crooks up here. But if ):OU quote
me as saying so they 'll tear me apart.
Ruli1tg Ca n Be Abused
'Now this place has a certain cha'rm ... 2,500 gallons of oil
in the cellar'
Se~rch Threatens Priva~y
" ... the powers granted tht police
in this case are strang ones. subject 10
pofe-ntiot abute.'' (lifarslia/f, ·r_ f)is·
senti-ng)
By JA~1ES R. Gorr
The decisions by the United St.ates
Supreme Court in Robinson Vs. United
States a n d Gustafson Vs. Florida
represent tne Burger Court's latest step
away from the guaranteed protection
of the right to privar.•y embodied in
the Fourth Amendment. The police havt
been given the power to make a thorough
search of a persofi and hi! efh>cts \j,'hen
they make a custodial arre!<t for a
traffic offense (that is, v.·hcn the susp!·Ct
is taken into custody).
Robinson was arrested for rlri\·ing Qn
a revoked license and Gustaff.00 ·ror
not having a license in his possession.
1)le &lpreme Court left for latl'r
consideration what the police could do
to the person cited for runn ing a red
light. Justice William Rehnquist, writing
for the majority, capsulized the holdings
in the t\\·o cases by stating: "It is
the fact of the lawful arrest which
establishes the authority to search ... "
po~ihility that a razor blade was hidden
~omewhere in the lA.'allct. to open it,
remo\'e all the contents. and examinl'
each item carefully? Or suppose a
lav.·ye r lawfully arrc-sted for a traffic
offense · is found to ha\'c a sealed
cn\'elopc on his person . Would il be
permissible for the arresting officer to
tear open the envelope in order to make
su re lhat it did not contain a clandestine
\\'t'apon -perhaps a pin or a rawr
bladC''?"
If !he nilc t10<'li not apply to all equally
Ja111es R. Goff ts head of tJ1e writs
ond nppeal.<t division of the Public De·
(r11drr's Office of Orange Cotlnly.
Ll is unfair. If the search is conducted
at the v.·him of the police officer. it
1s a thrC'at to the security of all citi1.ens.
The potential for abuse mentioned by
.. lusticc Thurgocid Marshall is that the po-
lice v.·ill make unnecessary arrests in or·
der to justil'.y othe~·ise unjustifiable
sca'rchcs. t\o Cloubt there v.ill be an
increase in the number of CUAf,odial
traffic arrests as the 1..ealous officer
anned ¥:ith his new power sets out
to ferret out crime.
on the integrity of our police forces
1'he key to a claim of pretext searcl
is establishing that although the arrestin1
officer testifies that he made the arrcs
on adequate grounds. in fact the arres
\\·as merely to justify a search fo
evidence unrelated to the arrest. 1ltl!
naturally can be raised in any of UlCSI
custodial arrest situations, and mori
than likely it ',j,i\I be raised.
In on:ler lo be successful when )'OI
claim the arre:.t was ·a pretext for ;
search you must <.'OOvincc the judg1
that the officer is being less than candid.
Judges are people who are basicall:
as tn1sting as most citizens and oftc1
they are reluctant to accept the ide:
that police officers may lie. Of COUl"SI
most officers do oot lie. However, th.
Robinson and Gustafson dccisiODS pu
more presstlT'C on t~e officers to ma.kl
custodial arrests to justi(y otherwis
unlawful sprches.
The majority tn Robi nSOD ai:v
(CHARLES McCAB~
that what used to be thought of as
the normal tri3ls and tribulations of
the human condition should be treated
as medical problems."
To a Far1ner , the Toad
The court thereby abolished any
requirement that police have some reason
to search for evidence of the crime
or reason to believe the arrestee is
armed. This position is directly contrary
to decisions by tbe calitomia Supreme
Court, as well as other state and federal
court decisions. Will such a rule be
applied to all citizens in the same
manner?
So it was v.·hen the court said plain·
sight seizures and consent searches were
exceptions to the requirement ttuit the
JXlllce have a search warrant authorizing
a search or seizure. Thereafter there
',j,'aS a large increase in consensual
searches a.net plain-sight observations of
contraband. This potential for abuse is
clearly e'lidenced in the Gustafson case,
where five of the justices indicated h
appeared that Gustafson 's arrest was
a pretext so that the officer could search
him. However, since the pretext issue
"'·as not raised to lhe court they did
not decide that question.
Gustafson rejected Uie decisions of th
IO'A·er courts. which had found a p&t.<fowi
search for 'f93poos an adequate ba1ano
between the protection needed for polio
officers and the right of the individua
to be secure iri his p('rson aM effcct.s
In attempting to justify this increasec
police po~·er. the majority suggested tha
becau.o;;c 30 percent of the shootings o
police officers occur \j,'hen the· office•
approaches a person seated in a car
their protection rc-quircd this in\'asioi
of the individual's personal effects.
HO\\'ev('r regretable those statistics ar•
to all of us, the ans11o•cr of the majorit;
is almost as regrctable. The diSSCTI
logically pointed out the error of tlb
majority by noting that "virtually al
of the killings are caused by guns ant
knives. the very type of weapons whicl
"'ill not go undetected in a propt>rl}
conducted weapon s fn~k." ·
And back to Dr. Lennard. "Once we
define behaVior as ' medical problem.
anything can beoome a deviance, an
·llJness. a diseese."
Our biggest oociaJ problem these clays
Is our diildten. Tbe ever-widening 11>
ceptance by .parents and doctors ol the . use ol amj)b<tarnines m ClUSrooms for
"hyperactive" children Is ooe of the
scarier signs of our times. Becau,,e
our schools don't work, we are glad
to put our children cm dope,
The usual drug pr<Scrlbed in the
classroom is Ritalin, made by CIBA.
FOR PARENTS interested in this
Rilalin in the classroom queoti<O. tbere
is a very interesting piece by Diane
Dlvoky in . tbe ldarcb 1973 lmle of
'ILearning." Misl DJvoky'I researcbes
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led her to frilhteolng c:oncluatoos:
"We have, appereiiUy, reached that
statie lo our development wben we know
I with great c:enalnty how a cltiJd should
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and l1IUll behave.
"FCJ<l'I about Individual -~Forget thlt children have llwo" .been
: dillicult and cantankerous and ....u1ng,
that li~ . with them "" """' -a Job far the 4-tient ar fratl!le. Forgot
' that modem life makeo cnonnouo
I demands ·on the yolDlg to Comonn and
: to achie.vt.l ..
"Fo111et all thal. coll ror the
' psycllolOglit, call for lbe doctor, and
: once you have Uieir belp and tbelr
drug prcseriptioos, put up your feet
aDd rel&J:. Beca~ then &he. controls
. will be iMlcle tbe lddl, .and lbey11 beha ..
: "' ~med." RlChl, Mr. Huxley? Rlgbl, Mr.
Oniell?
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Is. Worth $36 a Year
ByL. M. BOYD cootends those fish actually ~t, sq~. dlalttt to cine another. So be
lets ilie nm one be catches swim around
under his boat on a short leader. Swea.rs
that caught fish calls out to the others,
bringing them in close.
Tl:llS TIIE DWENTING justices
questioned wben ·they obsen•ed: .. One
wonders if the resuJt in this case \\"OU!d
have been the same Vr'Ct'e respondent
a busine5m1311 who was lawfully taken
into cu.stody for driving without a license
and whose wallet was taken from him
by the police. WOuld it be reasbnable
for-· the polioe ofter, because of the-
TWO COROLLARY drawbacks to these
decision.<; are the resultant Increase in
appeals resulting from claims of pretext
searches and the increased pressures
Limiting accCss to these \\-eapons S('('ffi.
a more fitting sacrifice than the ~n
der of personal liberty.
If you are 39 years old. sir. you
were bom the year 11\at Jockey sllohs
first WMt oo the market. Said to be tbt .. hJttesLselling iiem in the garment
industry since the union suit came out
more than a century ago. Your granddad
wore 'boxer-sfyle shorts exclusively when
he \\1lsn't in his win·
ter longjohns.
Remarkable t h e
size of some things
stolen! Somebody
swiped an 80-foot
bridge one night in
Italy. Somebody else
cut.down and carted
off an entire forest
from a fairly sizable
Vol"Qnteer Army"Becoming a Reality
estate In Hungary. And I remember
alter World War ll, French officials
found oo the bottom of an abandoned
Na')' doclr: a oubmarine that bod been
bljlc:ktd .a couple ol yeats earlier, ...
body --by wi...n. Speed ol a bee 'depends oa ill bone)'
carp, ~ 10 m.p.h. when loodeil,
U1> to IS m:p.b. when empty ... Takes
about five daY> for a bouselly to rtadl
• its prime of Ille . . . Arty 1'!al wol[
thlt con't devour 2D pounds ol meat
ln one rne.l ii a &W)• ••• Average
bu~ird we.lgbs about as much as
• copper JlOll!IY\. • The common toad.
eater o( injur1pus tnsecu:. b )Vorth
approlllnatoly $36 a yc:or to the fartner.
Fl!IR NAd f;rnny nob<s tllder waler.
You'>'e heard thot. Now here cocnes
• Osbennon ol lengthy experience who
"The Anny is better today than. it
was at the end of the draft."
nus report was made to JM a few
d•Y> ogo by Secrmry of the Anny
Howard II. cauaway.
'l'be nev.-s was encouraging. especially
in vtew ol the -which have been
raised In many .seg-
ments <( the news
medla recenOy , ..
ganling tbe ftatU!
of the all-volunteer
' Anny.
S«:rttary Qlllo-
• "'a y acknowledgrd
that the first y .. r
withoot the. Select\\'C
Setvlec System bod
presented &0me problems{ Bul be $lid
that these "'ere being ov~rtbme by many
new approaches wtilch am OOlng tried In
recruiting-approaches which a t r e as
quality toit!hor with quantity. He
mentioned IUdl lt•n,. u expanding tbe
unit ol -Ind the 11Atlon ol ebol«
('-_GO_~_ARR_'W_A:_~_ER___..J Secretary Callaway reports. "The hlgh
sdlool graduate content ~ our non.pr!()!'
service-enlisled accesSions since the·
draft ended has bce.11 a~ 60 percent"
OF TH.E ENTIRE yea r 's
opt:lcn for new rta"Uits: focusing on achievements, the one ,that the Army
tbe .••m"' oon-. markd: screen;na is proudest of was tbe use ol a rettuitlng 1--.. -.. -o .technique bere!More W')knw,.n. J t
out poor soldiers in n><nlistment: ocourred In connection will> the Army's
a d m i n 1 s t e r 1 n g • oew entrance rtacU vat.ip!i ~ tbe 9th tn!antry Divi.non
cxamlnatkwls, and even screening • out ot Fort (.ew1s. Wa.sll. As Secretary
early in training the ind!viduats =who~Gallaway dcsc:ribed tt. "The manpower
cannot become sueoc:sslul aold1m. was not at hand. The Amy directed .
the oommaOOer, Gen. F'ulton, to take
DURING THE P,frlod Crom Janunry hi! cadre, the division colors, and recnilt
lei Dtctmber, 1973,· the Anny recruited a dlvisloo. Gen. Fulton and his recruiter•
163,MIO mcy and won1en .. R.e:-cnllstments did just that. They bt:gan a viJ{Orol.IS
fOr the year ~otaled '6,300. ln addltioo, campaign. and tod;i.y that division stands
2.530 mcn wid women ertcnded their at Hl2 perccnl st rength, essentially Hlled
enlislmeut fol.ft years or more. As a re· \i'ilh -volunteci: soldiers.''
suti, th~ Anny ha! achie\·ed 88 f>('rcenl uf Other points mentJoned In secreta •
its reeruttmcnt objcctlves since the. drar' Cllllaway's report included the rollq_\\if18:
\\'Ill abandoned OD Jan. 27, lt?l. •
"11-.ily, recruiting trends are up," O~'& -A eomparlsoo ol dllcl pllnn ry
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trends for the fisca l ycnrs 19;2 anrl 1')7,
rinds that the r:ucs for A \\'01.. desC'rtiorr
crim~ of violence, crimes against prop
erty and oourts-martittl are down.
T\VO -The Anny has no quot~s bascc
on race. Operating undet that policy, thl
percentage of black males enlisting' in ttk
Anny increased from 18.7 percent in tht'
calendar year um lo 23.2 percent in tlx
calendar yea r 1973. Bl~ck sotdlcrs, Ukc al;
other aoldiers, are assigned tbrougbou
tbe Army in accordan<."O "·Ith the.Jr en
Jlstment commitm~ts and their kldJvid·
ual capabiliti s. -
TlffiEt: -Coinbat readiness. \\-'hic:h ii
the. h~rt of the-Army's bnslness. ha~
shov,in signlncant Jmprovc1ucnt.
Jud~etl by the ·filing\!nt srandards rr-
port«f tn the joint Chlcfs of ·1af(, lht
dl\•lsinns today n1uch more nearly mrie.
tlltir goals than they did at lht eod of the
drall. All 13 division< oro fully oporatlonal
and nearly all nro r~dy for cmnbat .
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A J 0 DAILY PILOT Sunday, March 3, 1974
Rapid Mass . Transit
n Publ1~ Hearing
By WIUIAM SCHREIBER
ot "" Dflly ..... ltatf
the center of the county from
the Loa Anaeles County line
to the San Diego County line.
It follows the general all~
ment ot the old Paclfic-Elec7 ORANGE COUNTY
SANT~ ANA -Orange
County Transit District dire<>
tors will open publlc hearings
Monday on proposals lo build
a mais rapid traMit network
th.at could cost blUlons of dol·
Jars by 1990.
tric right or way and n1ns ,.._ _______ _,
through the Saddleback Vatley
-San Clemente area along
freeway a n d Santa r e
Railroad rights ot way. The system recommended
by the transit district staff
and consultant would in-
corporate several modes of
transit, lnclud.iog rapid-rail,
fixM route bules and .!Olal-1·
Rkle coaches that might Unk
up k> a guidance rail oo county
freeways.
Directors are faced with a
choice ol lhree possible lransil
corridor plaJS deemed lnosl
feasible by transit planners.
OOl'D General Manager ·G. ·,__
J .. "'Pele" Fielding and his COUNTY T,RAN,~11: HEAD
staff are pu>hing for approval Dr. G. J. Poto F1oldlng
al a ainidor ~em thal
could cost 12 bllhon lo build
and operate over the next 1~
yean.·
It consists or a basic
network of transit corridors
that will be ''fed" by a satura·
tion system of 1,500 or more
buses serving all parts of the
county.
Fielding laid funding foc the
plan he and his stall favor
is be1ng ... high enough "' the whole basic networt could
.
consist or rapid-Tall trains like
BART in the San Francisco
Bay area.
But he has conceded tha t
geography, costs and other
factors make it likely that
only one corridor will have
trains and the other.I will sup-
port rail-guided buses or bus
express lanes.
The corridor OCTD planners
say is most suited for rapid
rail transit runs right lhrough
~
The favored corrid or
net'ft'Ork lJlis drawn fire from
some north Orange Coonty
cities. whicf) feel they are
not adequately represented.
But Fielding said much or
the opposition stems from a
misundentanding.
He says I.he corridors are
only one part ol the OYerall
system, which includes heavy
use of buses serving all county
communi ties.
During Monday's hearing,
and another March 18, there
will also be discussion of
possible expansion of lhe'basic
corridor network.
\Vest county officials are
pushing for a branch line down
Beach Boulevard from the
main line and on through Hun· tington Beach. ·
Central county cities are
asking for two new links in
the Anaheim-Santa Ana area:
If those links are added to
the system, the initial con-
struction costs could range
~·ell over tl billion with opera· ~~rri~~~~~~~~~~ lions costs over the next 15 ~
years adding another $1 billion
or more.
Funding is expected to be
a major issue at the hearings.
Fielding already has said
the system will operate at
a huge deficit, which can be
made up through federal
subsidies.
Bui he ls also ezpected lo
push for a November ballot
issue that would add another
one cent sales tax to Orange
C.Ounty commodiUes.
Such a tax could raise near-
ly II billion by 1990. Without
It, Fielding said he ts doubtrul ...
a modern. efficie1Jt transit
system could be conslructed.
Fielding is hopeful OCTD
directors will take decisive ac-
tion in choosing a corridor
system so the sales tax could
be placed on this year's ballot.
Both Los Angeles and San
Diego Counties have gotten P
lcgislaliVe approval to go to
the voters for a tax increase IJ..~..l.1.1....i~-"'iolOI
this November. ~~~~~;_=j
Last Tribute
To Be Paid
Dr. Gerard
Briggs Bill W ouW End
Court Plea B-arg·aining SAVE 831
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A convocaUon in memory of Dr. Ralph Waldo Gerard. By 0. C. HUSTINGS Of Ille D&Hr Piiot 11111
professor em er it IL'S of Plea bargainjng in California
biological .sclences at UC courts would be abo1ishcd un-·
Irvine. will be ·held on the der legislation introduced by
UCI camp.is at noon Thurs-Assemblyman John V. Briggs,
26195 Tierra Cii-cle, telephone
830-8875.
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PJpLCO 14.2 CU. FT. 2 •• REFRIGBIATOR=FREEZBI
day. (lH'ullertooJ. Dr. Gerard, 73, former dean Plea bargaining ~ a Pl""'""
al the Graduate Division at wh!reby defendants m a k e
UCL, ctied Feb. 17 of com-• deaJs with prosecutors to ec--
pllcatlolll following h • a r t cept i-punlsllhent 1n ...
""i"'l' · diange fir a guilty plea. It
'!be momorta1 l.'OIMICRti<lft Is de!iped to reduce the
will be held tn campus Park. "ortload of the coon..
In the • ...,t of rain it wtll 1Joder the system Briggs
be conducted, instead •. in said, "A person charged with
Room IOI of the PbyS!cal a crime can make a backroom
-Butlding. deal and _.,..,imltt ju!tic<!
Participating In the ..me. by receiving ooly a token 'slap
will be UCI Cbancellor )Janie! on the ~ • punislunent."
G. Aldrlc:h. Jr.; Dr. Howard *
A. Sdmeiderman, dean ot ORANGE COUNl'Y workers
biologk;al sciences; Dr. J8flles ror political candidates today
L. McGaugh, p-ofessor of were asked. by a Pacific
psych>btology; the R e v . Telephone official w not use
Edward Allen of Unlvmlty the utlllty's poles as a spot
In1erfaMh. Superior Court IOI" campaign posl<rs.
JudgO Bruce Sumner and Dr. Geoera1 Manaiier C . R .
James Miller, p:-estdent of tbe Johnston said it is a misde-
Unlvenity d Lrulavtlle. meaoor w pla<e post""' or
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AN 0 R G ANIZATIONAL
meeting of the Citizens foc
Wald.le is scheduled today in
ll-tission Viejo to help get
Congressman Jerome Waktle's
bid for the Democratic
gubernatorial nomination off
to a running start In Orange
County.
The meeting will be held
from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
at the home of Mike Michaels,
CATDY O'NEii., \vho v•ould
like to become Califomla's
secretary of state, has been
invited to speak to lllargaret
Holtrust's polit ical science
class Monday at 7 p.m. in
Forum U at Golden West
O>llege in Huntington Beach. ..
UTT\.afllaLD tt#I H. Lttttofltld. AQ9 '71 ll•llf ef
-.etl. """""""' n. 1'7'-lltlldH!t ef m ,,,_.,,,.,_ o.... fNWport Bttdl.
Sunfwd 11y Wlflt. lobDl01 flw Wit.
Tllon'ln LlnltfltMI, Stn Jtltfotl; Jt•lpll H. Llttlffttlll Jr.I JtOl)Orf y_.,, ,.._,..,, .... ,, Jtk:Nrll YOCCllfl, New
Yorio Sttpflt!I Yot:orn. Ultt Tot.ti
Beach Man Receives
New Prison Sentence
ci.uoMer, Judltll Yllllom fl' r • • ' r , S "~A "'A-A H·-tlngton StVlalllol llnlfW, "'*' LlttlefllW, nJ~ 1 n.l~ "'' on an earlier drug conviction
when the Grand Jury indicted MOIMi llstw. Dort• CMP'N"I Mah•; Beach man who was already fao,111..i grel'lllchllclrM. Prtv11t !1mlty
"""""'1o/ ...-vicn _. llokl. F1muv serving a state prison tenn
M/119tlts IMmOl'1•• to11tr1~ -tit of t •-t a when him and three other persons DI
midi 1, ,.. 0ronoe County ..... ,, Funcl. wo ..., en ye rs
Bo11 111,_,.,,,,. Mortu1rv. Ol1'9Ctara. " he was later linked to a heroin
last June 13 on new heroin )-eetor
peddling allegations. Morris E. Harrison,
·-selling ring has been sent back Grettenberg and his three president of San Joa·
companions were aITested in quin Business Invest· ARaUCKLI & SON
WISTCLIFf -TUMY
•27 E. 17th St, Colla Me•o
646-4888 -·-IALTZ-alROIRON
FUNERAi. HOME
COl'OllO del Mor
Collo Mesa -·-HLL .. OADWAT
MOllTUAllT
110 Broodwo.,, Co.ta Meta
543-:WJJ -·-· DILDAY NOTlllU
MOllTUMY
1791 I Beoc.h 8/vd.
Hun11"g1on Beoc:h 8-42-7771~
244 Redorido A-.,e.
l0fl9 8eot~ i71J) ·~·I 145 -·-11\<CORMICK LAGUNA
HACH MOllTUMY
1795 logu11Ct Co~yo" Rd,
494·9-415 \· -·-McCORMICK
MISSION -TUMY
28832 Ca...;naCop11rono
Son >uan CoplttrOlll)
•9.5-1776 -·-
-·-PllK FAMILY
COLONIAL fU--7801 BolKJ A'4., Wtttii\l11lt«
to prison-this time for five
years lo life.
Orange County S u p e r i o r
Court Judge Claude M. Owens
ordered the I o n g e r con-
·finement Thur s day for
William Robert Grettenberg,
22. of 434.1 Heil St., after the
prison inmate was found guilty
of selling l)eroin.
Grettenberg had been sent
to the state's Otlno facility
April, 1973 after undercover ment Corporation, has
state agents said they been appointed a di·
purchased nearly $9,000 worth rector of Lion Coun·
of heroin from the group. try Safari Inc. He re.
Agents said the arrest clos-places \Villiam York on
ed a long investigation . and 1-==th=e::==bo=a=r;;d;:. =====;I seaJed a troublesome source1 r of heroin distribution i n TRI:
Orange County.
G re t tenberg's estranged EARL'S
wife, Estelle Louise Gret-......,.., ""*'
tenberg, 21, of 436 Via Lido .tJir CM.
C . • Nord, Newport Beach, was ::;.:::, am.nn1.g1i sentenced to f/.1 days in county U,-..WdhMdl • All OfMn r ---jaJl and three years probation 495-4401 '4.2-175]
d W after pleading guilty to ac·li==:=:;:::=:=:=:~~:=;;;I u ll er riv ccssory charges. THE , ._.. .l State prison tenns \\'Cre NEPTUNE SOCIETY ORANGE -Aboul 500.000 ordered for Arthur J\1ario com111010 c,......""' strv1c ..
envelopes oontaining 1 9 7 4 Lague, 22. of Anaheim and The ""Cli':..~J:"Sl::" ... ~:.;:~.,.
Easter ~als are now in the Sandra Faye Utt , 26. of Santa T• Tiie costly '"""voc1 MtftN,.,
ma,·1 1·n a coun"""'~e cam-Al'lfl, after they plerided guilty """'!''' CtrtMltf1 sy1Mm .,-. ""••• · f...,. · 24 Hovr Service 714·646·74JI
palgn to raise a total of -::'0=.--=::::"='o=n=o=·~="'='"=· ======':=:=:=:=:==;I $135,000 to aid handicapped ,
children and adults in Or.ange
'tronty.
This year's oenlpaign, which
• Qpened Macch J, will run
through EMier &mda)', April
14.
Prooeeds from the amual
ftmd campaign nmaiD in the
county aod go dir<ctly to help
support the non·profit
Rehabilitatioa Institute o r
Orange County (RIO ), a<>
cording to society prosldent
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for oonstrucUon or the con-
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troversla1 .New ~tetooes Dam
on Stanislaus River I n .
northern Califom ia.
The Anny Corps o f
Engineers had estimated the
C0!5l ol the dam1 at $94.8
rn.illion . The corps Tuesday
said it reeri\'cd tht' bid frorn
a joint \'('Of11r(' O( C:uy F
Al kin~on. t;ordon Bull anc:I
Arundrl Cqrp
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Robert Frei, 11, D.el Mangel• and Roy McCardle
Harbor Boys Club
R ecycling Paper
Hy Hl 'l)J 'IE!JZIJ.:l.'f\f
01 !~t O•llY P+l!t S!1U
:\'1•\\·sp:1p• r., ;irt• hig hu .-.int">:•
and th11 ~oung~tcrs fN1n1 the
Boys flu b of the Harbor area
\\'ant a piece of the action.
The shce !hey have in n1ind
is sort of an after-the-sale
s ervi c e : p ic king up
nC\\'Spapcrs v.•hich ha\'C outliv·
ed lheir usefulness.
They're going intQ th c
business in a big way, v.·ith
a truck, <.'Olloction bins all
O\ er !he I/arbor Area. a
paper-haling y;,1rchou5.;, and
an cu1hus1as11c atlitudr
.. EVERY TO\' of ncv.·spa per
\\'e rccvclc Y:ill :".a\'C 17 lrl-eS
and th;11 rllonc is worth the
t·ffort." snys Lo u 'l'n nlorn. the
<.:Juh's execu tive direcloF.
There v.•ill bC some ad-
ditiona l benefits. predict Roy
Mccardle Hnd Del ~fangels,
co-chairmen of the recycling
project.
About tv•o dozen boys \\'ill
find minimum wage employ-
ment as paper balers and a
bit of extra spending money
and the Boys Club itself will
earn Sl.000 to $5,000 a year.
dcpcnding""on the success of
the project.
TI1e plan is lo distrib11lr-
60 lo J(JO large, atlracli\'C
11oodcn paper hi11s ! o
a1X1 rt mcnl compl"'\l'S a: d s~ing centers thrt:1Ughout
Costa .\lcsa and tu cullcc\ the
Give the Gilt that
"Keeps on Giving"
Back to YOU!
• We don't btt1tvt th1t aivinr
should bt I OM-WI)' slftlL
If ~ eon1rlbute lo llS. we
thin~ we should do iomelhlnr
In 1eturn !h1I will 1t:ive you
b1c~ lllOl't thin 1 warm tee!inf
1nd 1 111 dedl.IClion.
• Now, .. e havt found 1
mO'! 1tm1r~1hle WIY to rew~rd
you lor your 1ene101ity Yo~
s!iU enroy the Jle1sure of h1lpln1
your fellow·m1n, plus 1he
b111tf1:s ol I l11·d1duc11bl1
all!. But ••• ~u don't 11ve up the fu!u11 lin1ncial seeuri!y
JOO could hive enjoyed
by ~etpln1 your a;ilt
• As lonr '' you livt-bea!nnln1 lmm~11tely -.,,.·11
p1y )'Oii 1 tenerous income out
ol !ht t1rnln11 of yoor contribution. Thus, It btcom11
1n l1r1tslm1nt to protttt your
fu_IUf!, i nd the future of JOU r
family. At th• umt time, JOO
will be sninr on futur1 tstlle
taxes and probate c.osb.
• Wh11 other ••r c1n.'f'OU 1111 yoor IMslrnenl funds ind sec1rttiu to do so mutll IOf
you fn so m1n1 wa~s
tor so lonr 1 limt?
WRll! OR C!ll 10! Frtt
lnformition Without Oblittllon
T1ltphon1: 548-0650
Ea11nelon lotl •..
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ThoM11 IC. St•dllfttlr
Hoag Mtmorial
Hospital Prasbyttrian
301 Newport loulrtml
Newport S.M:h. CA 128l!IO
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rnntcnts \1he11t•\t•r they are
full.
SO~IE 20.oF the boxes ha\"e
alrendj• been bu ilt a n d
managers of aparln1ent" wilh
15 or more un its nl<1}' reserve
one free of charge by calling
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··\Ve think this will make
it easy on the residents to
get r id of tl"K'ir newspaper.'I
and to reduce the clutt.cr
around apartments,'' Yantom
5a id.
Pickups also "'ill be madf'
in singl-e-familv residentlnl
areas ii persons cnn collect
~ pounds of nc"·sµaper~
Less !h;in than v;iJI not make
a pickup \.\Orthv•hile .
YANTOR~ SAID the Bovs
Club Jn n11 "ay intends
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compete .,.,.ilh other orga rtiza·
lions 1vho arc co 11 cc t I n g
newspapers for r('('ycling. It
is his opinion lhat not nearly
enough papers arc being
recycled and that t here Is suf·
(ficient room for s e v e r a I
~ling serv\ces.
The Boys Club will be in
the llel\'5papcr business as of
this weekend. C i t i z e n s
Participating in the program
are reminded that the bin.'I
are for neY•spapers only. and
not for books. magazines or
other paprr producls
Students
Eulogize
'Dead' River
\\'EAVERVJLl.E IUPTI -
About 90 high school students
conducted a mock funeral oo
the Trinity River last week
near here as a symbolic pin>
le.st to ""hat HK'y railed the
death of the ri\"cr.
. -'I'tie 1V•O bus loads of ~U·
d(·n!s. all mcmbc-rs of Roger
lli1rdis1cn's iooservation class-
1 es at Trinity ll i~h School.
hurit'd dC'<ld <;t('(']hoad fish.
1hc1r eggs and 'sediment dur·
ing th,. funcnrl.
As the Trinity Higti School
hand pl~yed a funreal march, "
a spokesman for the class told •
nev.•smen that the Trinity Ri v. 1 er Dam Project has ruined the
river's na1ural fish habitat.
The river. the spokesman
sald, hao; lost it..<; abi!Jty to
flush scdimcots av.·ay and es
a result IXIOls are filling and
steelhead ~\\Uing grounds
are ,!)eing v.·1pcd out The ShJ·
dents blamed the U.S. Bureau
of Reclamation , which COO·
trols nows in the river.
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!W<i~k ' iii .· Pr(,gtess at 6ld_Runtingto11 lli~h
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By CANDACE PEAJisON of the addition have been
-Of ... ...QI.~ II~ --PO:Uf'W and t~ f0~ti0M for
Amld the rubble and noise the building itaelf are "99 per-
or conslrtlctlon a new look cent complete," ofOdals of
. . ' the Huntington Beach U!llon 1s emerging on part of the High School District said.
old Huntington Beach liigh Plumbing work on the
School campus. classrooms and a new ad-
Wall arches weighing 16 tons ministrative wing ls about 40
each have been placed into percent complete, acoordlng to
their new positions as the 'ex· district estimates.
teriors for a c I a s s r o o m \Vork on this first phase
building. ol the $4 million reconstruc-
Panels for the second floor Hon project is still about a
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Coolractor ta N'ick Polaajac lnc.-
'111e second phase involves
rtnOVBlion I of the 0 1 d
audi.torhim \'nd tower al 1905
Main St. -end work on the_
physical education facilities .
The; entire ptoject Is sup-
posed to ht done in about
a year.
Demolition work ln the
auditorium is almost finished,
as is the placement of brick
dust on a·new running track. A . ---.About IO "'9""11 ol the IO•lrlill-tbe ti-1 ,,_ Ind
rough plumbing and 15 per«ot penels for tlie ·-
of th'e heating and wntilatioo When thtt Job beeaD two
work In the auditorium is~ljw~-~iii-iiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiill finished, a district report sakl:IJ
The district's oldest
school will ho"" about ),000
students, about J,000 men:
than now, when It 1s brought
up to state earthquake safety
standards. Renovation began
lasl year.
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·A poc et full of savings.
Hurry in, it's Penney· Days!
HUNTINGTON BEACH HIGH IN RECONSTRUCTION
16-Ton~W•ll A r'Ches Put on Exteriors
Artificial Oil
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In the midst of almost .any eluded the artificial oil was
. crisis, people and prod\ICts "an effective lubricant for t~e
.s~_s..;!Ji cla\m:iJlg, they can reduction or hydrocarbon ~1,ve me toughtfst :Problems emissions from two · c y c 1 e
quite simply. englnes."
So · it · ·comes as no big
TWQ.CYCLE E N G I N E S surprise that, an Ora.JJ8e Coun-
ty.salesman pow coritends he'll got the solutiQP to a good power motorcycles, I awn
~ of the gaso,line and oil , mowers, snowmobi~es a n d
shortage. • . it some racing cars. They run
His answer? Artificial Jll!)tor on a mix of gas and--oil
oil. and the .synthetic oil wa~
THE OIL EXISTS. It's a found to bum cleaner and
combination of the glycol and more elficiently 'because it
eSter farliiiies, with the exact breaks dov;n into a1cohol
mixture a se cret of
Environmental Lubricants
Inc., the firm that makes it.
Claims for this new product
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
FOCUS
hold that · it not only lasls
rather than solid particles
under severe heat. ·
But the test reports Samson
provides from his Santa Ana
headquar1ers make-no -men-
tion of no rmal auto engines.
'\'hich his company claims are
so vastly improved by its pro-
duct.
.Actually. racing cars and
outboard motors in boat races
have used artificial oils f!lr
some years. They wear longer
in the extreme condition s rac·
ing impo,9es.
four times as long as ordinary
motor oil, but also increases
gas mileage by up to 65 per.
cent and eliminates 90 percent
ol tile smog produc.d by most automobiles.· · BUT THEY'VE always been
15°/o off bath sets.
'Parfait' Bath coordin•te•. Thick luxurious DuPont•
nylon plush cut pile. Mats lateK backed fo r skid~
resistance. Wonderful de cor1nor colors.
21 x24 .. contour mat
fte g. 3 .99. Sale 3.39
24x36 .. oblong mat.
R~g. 3.99 , Sele 3.39
27x45" oblong mat.
ReQ . 7.50, Sale 6.37
' 2 1 x36" oval mat.
Reg . 4.99. Sela 4.24
27x45 .. oval mat,
Reg: 7.99, t•I• 1 .79
Standard lid cover,
Reg. 2.69, Sale 2.28
2 pc. tank set.
Reg. 4.99. Sale $17
5116' bath carpet.
Reg.$ 16. Sele 13.80
SxB' bath carpet,
Reg. $20. Sile S17
'lbese claims sound far·~ too expensive for the ordinary driver, so they haven't been We"ve taken a big 15% off our entire line of shower fetched. but they're not · · 1 d' bo ..11-:.........1 ~i marketed widely. curtains inc u 1ng: em ssed designs. solid color _ ........ ···~-d by lhe state Air Resources Board. Samson, however,+says he'll acetate/.vinvl. taffeta solid colors, flocked patteMls 8nd
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Save $1
Crepe stitch polyesler doubleknll.
Our n1ost por11!<M' ta~ric, 16 col61s.
Save $1
Twill stitch polyster doubleknil,
Our finest twill. In popular colors.
Save s1
Cr~e plaid polyester doubtttcait.
Crepe ol lex turized Polyester.
Saves1
Two-tone coordina1es of tnturf1ed polyester
Spring patterns in pl aids, florals, stripes,
dots 1;1nd tanersals,
·save $1
Gln9ham checks ol polyester doubleknlL
The classic look in popular colors.
Save $1
Crash linen polyesler doubleknits.
Texturized polyester in ta1tersals,-dots,-
stripes and solids.
Save$1
Fl:ib doubleknil of texturfzed polyester.
Me:ke a sweater for cool spring day£
sell his conooctim for about floral pnnts in decorator colors. ·, which tests m:>st new devices
"" · ·" · · ·' ··'"1th · potential ·!ur-•improving , .dollblA llJ<: .Cllf\'~IJ\ gpiq& Pri~ .. !-: .. :;:. ;: .. :;:. ;: .. :;:.;: .. ;: .. :;:. :· ·:·::·'.::::::::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:~ the SJOOg situation. of motor oil. If needed It \vill r · · · · · · ·' ··' · ' · · · ' · · ·' · · · · · · · · · ·'' · · · · · · · ·' · .... ·:.Sale .3~~~5· . . , ~~;;.ii
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product," says John Chao,
senior engineer at the ARB·s
El J\1onte laboratory.
"'-fy personal point Of vie\V
Is that the claims for it are
possible. but not likely. If
we're gi~ tesr data that
show this kind of potential.
last four times as loog as
oil. it might be a real bargain.
But there's always the pro-
blem of dependency. "People
who use the synthetic oil get
in the position where they
cannot use anythjng else,"
Samson said. "Theyi have to
readjust their engines to· han·
die it."
we run coofinnatory tests. So SINCE THERE are only 175
far we have not rettived any outlets now CiiiYifig: tl!Tpro-
data which would justify such duct in the Southland -
tests." · ~ . primarily ~ tfllca&ops . which
But John A. Samsoo of San· serv1<e diesel qines -tha!
ta Ana~ .a top official of would pose severe problems
Environmental Lubricants andt ·for most tootorlsts:.
. its California distributor, tx1n· If the artificial oil is really-
tends his claims for the as good as its makers claim,
synthetic oil are backed up the way to get it into wide
by independent ~ratory circulation would seem to be
tests. via positive testing by cither
One of these tests was con-the AR.B or the federal
ducted by McDonnell Douglas En vironmental Prolection
Af(ffa(( q>rp.. which coo· Aiiency.
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AU PenneY's quilted bedsPreads are reduced a Whop-
Reg. 3.99. Durable nylon cut and
loop pile accent rug in 9 bold
colors .. Ouragon·'I' waffle back,
· machine washable. 'Spana',
27x48", reg. 6.49, Sale 5.19
36>C60". reg. 11 .50. s.1. 9.20
48x72". reg. S20, Sile $16
24x70'', reg. 9.49. Sile S7.&9
Sale 3~!35· ·I-l---~09=. 3:;:.99: MUil -.co or st pes
with matching fringed ends
makes this Dacro.n• polyester
area rug perfe<;:t for todaY's
fashions. Non-e\lp Ollfa§.Of'I•
rubber waffle back. ~·
?:7"48'', reg. 6.49 Ne I.It
36x80 ... reg. 11'.60. hM 9.77
48•72". reg. $20. Solo S17
ping· 20% including: beautiful florals. graceful tree J . ~a ne~s •nd perky prints In 'lots of ·decora~ colors Penney and sizes. 1....---~------.-----..J· "
_ We know what you're looking for.
Shop-Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at t_he.following stor~s:
I -. \ fASHION ISLAND, Newport Beoiih (714) 644-2313.
HUNTINGTON,,CENT~R. Hynti ngton Beach !714) 892-7771
HARBOR Cfl:'ITER, Co~to,Meso (714) 646-,502 I •
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• SECTION B
Sundat, Marth 3, 1974
When Commuters
Rode to LA
In Electric Cars
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WORL D'S GREATEST ELECTRIC
RAIL V. A Y SYSTEM
1000 Mil<1 ol Slandttd Trollty Liou
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Once Southern California had a rapid tr1nsi-t 1ystem
which worked well, didn't use much energy and didn't re-
quire 1n expansive right-of.way. It w11 an electric way.
Spencer Crump, a journalism. instructor at Orange Coast
College, Costa Mesa, and Cal State, Fullerton, is the author
of tWo books on the railway -"Henry Huntington and the
Pacific· Electric" t.nd "Ride the Big Red Cars." He recalls in
this article how the system was built, operated and then
died~ Could it be revived? Or1nge County Transit Director
G. J. Fielding is confident the main line from Santa Ana to
Los Angeles could be opened 1gain. He has wid it would
take less than two years to get tr1ins rU'nnlng on the line
If 1 nation1I emergency were decl1red. Crump's article con·
centrates on the past, but he 1lso offers 1 glance at what
future th• line might hold for miss transit. HERE IS THE WAY THE PACIFIC ELECTRIC LOOKED JN 1926 WHEN THE SYSTEM WAS REACHING ITS PEAK
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You climb aboard the BJg Red Car
rail passenger· car at its ~1ain Street
terminal on the Balboa Peninsula,· and
a few moments later it is rolling down
its Tight of way dividing Balboa
Boulevard.
A few minutes later (2.18 miles by
the official timetable) the interurban
stoPS at the · station by Newport
Boulevard to take on more passengers.
From there, the interurban speeds along
its right of way dividing Seashore Drive
and along its trackage paralleling Coast
Highway.
'Ibe passengers relax: it's a game
of bridge, completion of a report, reading
a book, magazine or newspaper -or
simply chatting with another rider while
Ille interurban speeds to Los Angeles.
· .JUst Ml minutes later, the interurban gU<!'S Into the I& Angeles passenger
tenninalr you alight; , and walk a few
blocks to your office.
A SCENE( FRO!\I a "dream" transit
system that: may get off an engineer's
drawing board and become a reality
tn 1990?
No, this is history, not fantasy.
Newport and other beach a r e a
commuters could enjoy just such
tramportation in the early 1900s when
the Pacific Electric Railway was
advertising itself -truthfully -as
the "workl's greatest electric railway
system.''
The Pacific Electric's t r o 11 e Y s,
affectionately nicknamed "Big Red
Cars" because of their color~not only
reached from the Balboa Peninsula to
Los Ang'eles but also branched like a
spider's web from there to the villages
that were-to become the cities of the
l!liOs.
The Newport-Balboa Line stretched
exactly 40 ntiles from the PE station
at 6th .and Main in Los Angeles. It
took 47 minutes in 1911 to reach Bay
City (Seal Beach's original name) at
Uie 24.11 mile post. Huntington Beach.
32.46 miles from LA on the official
timetable. required 62 minute s .
Newport's 37.82 miles covered 74
minutes, and six more got you to
Balboa's Main Street.
From Los Angeles. lines stretched lo
Long Beach, Sant a Monica, Redonda
Beach, San Pedro, the San Fernando
. ·Valley. Burbank . Glendale, Alhambra,
\Vhittie.t.:_ Pomona, San Bernardino,
RedlanOs. Riverside, Corona, Yorba
Ll!)da, Santa Ana and Orange.
TIIE TROLLEYS carried passengers
to two mountain resorts : ~fount Lo.,.,·e.
in the San Gabriel range above
Pasadena . and Arro\vhead Hot Springs,
in the San Bernardioo Mountains.
Orange Coast residents <:.0uld ride in
minutes to Los Angeles to shop or \\'Ork.
After all, LA ""'as headquarters for the
area's only department stores and
regional shopping centers we re nearly
a hall century av.•ay.
Weekends found the Big Red Cars
carrying coastal dwellers to the mountain
areas and inlanders to the beach.
Chances were, back in those leisurely
1900s, tha t interurban riders would see
few · autos along the highways ..... most
of which boasted only tv•o lanes and
were regarded as •·suPer" if Uiey ·wer~
paved.
But \l.'ho needfd high\\·ays ll'hen the
Big Red Cars rolled -fast and
frequently?
1'HE T)'PJCAL interurban car of the
19005 v•ould have been. the modem
conservationist's dream.
The average car \Vas 43 feet long
and towered 12 feet· above the tracks.
One interurban could seal 50 to 60
passengers. and three Big Red Cars
were often coupled together. With a -
minimum of extra power from the 60().
volt overhead wire system. 186 people
could ride comfortably betvoeen their
homes and offices or stores.
The typical right of way took relatively
little space as compared to a modern
freeway. While some trackage was built.
according to engineering records, on as
little as a 20.foot \\jdth, typical rights
of way \V e re 60 feet wide and
accommodated at least two tracks and
switching facilities for freight trains or
slawer "local'" passenger trains that
made frequent stops.
•lenry 11untington. nephe\v of C-P.
Huntington of the "'Big Four" Central
Pacific f;ime. founded the Pacific
Electric and opened the first-route -
from Los Angeles to U>ng Beach -
on July 4, 1902. His original pl an \l'aS
to use the PE lo duel with the Southern
Pacific, over which he lost control to
E. H. Harriman.
l·luntington \\'asn"t rontt·nt JUSl"to buHd
and operate the Big fj.ed Car systC'm .
HC' kne"' that inaccessihlc land had
rclali\'ely lillle value.
HE BOUG HT control or a struggling
seaside de\'elopment railed Pacific City
and renamed it Huntington Beach. lie
fll!'o bough t extensive property in
Newport. incloding Lido isle. and then
began stretching his tracks south1rard
from Long Beach.
Passenger scr1'iCC to 11untington Beach
FOUNDER OF THE PE
Hen ry Huntington
began on July 4. 190.J. to i\e\l'J>Or1. Beach ,
on Aug. 5. 1905. and to the Balboa.
Peninsula on July 4, 1906. ..
Huntington. \\'hose education consis1cd
of completing high school and \\-orking
with his l~'cron uncle, had foresight.
Nol on!v did he sell subdivided lots
and trarlsport rC"Sidcnts to them in his
interurbans. but he Jlso provided then•
v.·ith electrical po>1·cr.
His Pacific Light and Power Compan y.
se r ving Hunt1n g tOn<ileveloped
communities. eventually .... ·as merged
with Southern Califomla E<llson Co.
One person c!ose to Henry Huntington
\\'as ~r A. Smith, who became his
stenographer after attending Southern
California Business College in 190t Smith ' rose to become presi4eilt of the Pacific
Electric and retired to reside in an
oceanfront home in Corona del ~tar_
\\'llEN TH E CE:"JSUS ga\"c Los
Angeles 102.479 residents in 1900 and
a real estaie broker predic1ed the
population \•:ould hit 250.000 by 19!0.
he evoked laughter from Southern
C..1lifomia ci\'ir leaders. llun ;:.1gton \\·as
an exception, Smith reca\100.
"~·fake your signs r('ad that th<'
population of Los Angeles some day
v.'"ill be ten times 250,000." liunt ington
said. "and you·ft still be · too
conservative.·•
Huntirigton particularly believed in the
grO"'lh of Orange Coun1y and had great
faith in the coastal re·gioo.
All of Orange County had bar<>ly 25.000
residents when Huntington opened the
Pacific Electric's 34-mile line from Los
Angeles 10 San~ A~a on 1\ov. 6, 1905.
The other Pacific Electric route into
Orange County left the line to Long
&>ach in Huntington Park and \\'ent
through \\'hillier. La lfabra was at the
22.19 n1ile post and Bren. originn!ly
named Randolph for Huntington's chief
engineer. Epes Randolph . was 2."i n1ilcs
from Los Ang-elcs.
Presidf'nt Richard Nixon recall-; with
happiness his days in his birthpl<ict'
of Yorba Linda , 29.75 miles from Los
Angeles and the end of this route into
Orange County. His father. Frank Nixon.
v.·as a PE motorman and the family 's
home ""'as just a few steps from the
Yorba Linda interurban station.
A BRANCH FROfll La Habra carried
passengers to Fullerton, 27 .60 miles from
Los Angeles. ·
Serrice to La Habra began in 1906,
reached Yorba Linda in 1911, and \\'as
completed to Fullerton in 1917.
Huntington. anxious 10 promote his
land sales and interurban service, even
conslructed local lines \l."ithin the Orange
Coast area.
One such line was the Santa Ana·
ltuntington Beach-Bal~ route, designed
(See RED CARS, Page Bt)
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Tlie Maiii Line
~ Afi cionadoS or the Big Red Cars argue
that the tracks might be resurrected
ror use as the basis for a new rapid
t?ariSihYs em.
'lbe original J>E syslem wa s marked
by sharp c\.lrves and· made excessive use
of streel$ for poruons of rights of way.
At one time. however. p arts ol
these ways might have been salvaged
-at a savings of 6illionS of dollars
over tbe cost duplicating the rights of
way ....--by Mraightening C\ll'Ves a
building bridges or overpasses so that
modem interurban rapid transit cars
could travel at modern speeds.
Unrortunately, 111ud1 of the right of
v.•ay has vanished. For example, portions
of the 1'0Ute t() Newport rrom ·t.ong
Beach have bec()me part ·of Huntington
Beach St.ate Park: other parts of It
in Sun.<Jet Baach have betn used for ·street widening.· Homes and apartments
have been erected en right of way
areas In the '°·cstem are.a ol Ne\l.'}lOrt
Beach.
The remnants of one 1ittle kMwn Red
C.c line rernaio i.n th~ ltuntlnfi(ton Beach . .. aru. 1be treCks began at the l>E staUon
al Oliaigo S<rett and ponli<led Loke
Avenue on a private right o( way tq 17th
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~ INTERURBAN WAITS FOR COMMUTERS AT PE STATION ON . LAKE AVENUE, HUNTINGTON BEACH
Street, continuing to sugar beet process·
ing plants.
Tbc servioc, start.ed in 1911 using i
portioo or trocks OW!l<d by !ht Southern
Pocific, by that time parent company
or the interurban system. Southern Paci·
!le trackage, usM for freight, continued
through ihe vlllag',. of Wint•r1>urg.
Smeltzer and West minster to Stanton,_
\lll<n: It conpe«oo , to. ih~ main . Los
Atlgeles to SanUI Ans lioe. ·
Known as the Lo Bolsa line, tho route
made seven outbound and six inbound •
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trips daily with Its principal p&Mengcrs
being sugar•bc<-t plant employes. Service
cndad in 1928.
The only substantial rtm:iining porti on
of the right or WolY r;emainiog is the
Lott Angeles to Santa Ana route which
ends near · Ancsla and Fourth slr~
In Santa Ana .
'Proponents of a high-speed rail system
have. arll\led that tlie state or county
should acquire the 5anta AM to Loo
Angeles • tr.ickago, "°"' ......i by the
SoUtbem Pocific, und use it as the
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backbone ()f a commuter route that
coold speed riders Crom Santa Ana
to do'Ml1ov.'Tl Los Angeles in as liUle
as 2$ minute, using riall cars shnllar
to those built for the rapid transil
syste~ In Wa~hington ,, D.C. or the
San Francisco area. ·
ff ·U1e S.inta Ana fo Los Angeles line
\\'ere revtved tor passenger service. one
logical connection to it for Orange
COunty • t"E6idents would be along the
existing La Balsa and Southern Pacific
route from Hu"'ilJ&tGo -. to tho PE
line at s~
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At Your
S ervice .
Ref1111d Pro111ised ''gai11
DEAR PAT : I \\'rote to you last fall cooceming a problem J was ha ving
\\"ith Consortium Press about exc hanging or getting a refund for a $79 book
l"d reeeived. You ad\'iscd. after contact wlth the firm, that n1y $79 would
be refunded as IJOOfl as I mailed the hook bark. I did so Nov. 5 and my signed
pos!al receipt indicates it was received Nov. I. As before, I have been ignored
and have not received 1ny refund. Can you try again?
G.C .. Coi;ta !'lfesa
A Consortium Press spokes.inan says your refund check is "·itb "a "'bole
bunch of others" wailing to be signed and mailed. The firm's buslnes• man· ~
ager \l·orks hair days only, hut after somf' urging. a promise v.·as made that
)'Our O\'erdue refund v.·111 be drav.·n to his attention and expedited. Consortium
protested that no one is trying ta .. cheat'' yo u, so let me know \\'hen and •
your check arrives. ·
H'here lo C1u11phti11
DEAR PAT: \Ve ha ve made arrangements with a moving company to
transfer our household goods from one city in Oran~c Coun ty to another. Al ·
though I don't an.ticipale any problems, a good friend or mine has been battling
with another mo ving firm for months about proper repair or payment for
insured furniture that \\'as damaged in her move six months ago. I know a
lot of businesses have a "gripe " seltling office to handle complaints from
customers aboul various companies and I'd like to know if the moving indus·
try offers anything like this.
N. C .. Fountain Valley
Yes, it's the Ca lifornia l\1oving & Storage Association, 1206 fltaple A\·e.,
Los Arlgeles 90015. Unsettled disputes between customtrs and moving com-
panies can be submitted to the assoc iation for consideration and atttmpled
solution. Summarize the complaint ahd mail it. along wltb copies of all per·
tineot document s, or telephone collect %1~746-1881, wttkdaya only.
Tlnae Lo•I in llo11•e Sule
DEAR PAT : Due to a real estate salesman niisreprcsen11ng a possible
buyers' financial position, I lost t\\'O months of time in tryin g to sell my house.
I v.·as urged to accept a small deposit and agreed after being as sured the
buyer \\'Ould qualify for a loan. lie didn·t and I latf'r teamed he had a vcr~·
unsatisfactory job and credit background. I've dl'Cldcd to complain to the
proper authorities and want to kno\I.' ho\Y to go about it.
W.E., Costa l\lesa
The Department of Real Estate bas jurisdiction o .. ·er c:omplatnts ln,·olvin g
real estate brokers •. f.alcsme.n •. su bdlvlders, .syndicates. and real . praperty .ser~ .
curitles dealers. Report the fa cts invoJ,·ed to the Los Angeles district office,
107 S. Broad\\·ay, Room 8'90. l\"o special complaint form Is neceuary, but ·you
should include copits of your documents and rf'Cilnstruclion of conver1attons
involv~d. You llill be notified of any results .
1Vem Laws 011 Pork Prodyel•
DEAR PAT : l'\"c ah\'ays wondered how consumrrs are protected from
trichinae infection since some pork products look like they are thoroughly
cooked v.tien actua!!y they aren't. ~fost Jkople kno1v that raw pork chops or
roast must be V.'ell cooked, but unless you check labels carefully, it \\"OUld he
easy enough to make a mistake v.·ith some pork if on e judged by appearance
only. ·
· F.O., Fountain Valley
The number of trichinae-infected s"ine Is low, hut th e possibility of hu·
man lnfeelion still exists If pork products are eaten ra\\'. undercooked or
other"ise untreated-for de11tructk>n of posstblrtl\•e ttlt hiiiie. Recentfy-is·
sued federal meat inspection regulatloo(-now require kichlnae treatment fo r
all pork products that appear lo bt fully cooked but might he eaten rare or
without thorough cooking. Previously, only specifically named prttducts tb11t
appeared to be cooked \\·ere covered by the regulations.
Foeu on Ecology Corps \
DEAR· PAT: What kind of persons are hired by the CaUfomia EcolDgY
Control? I've heard they employ onlY high school drop<lllts or parolees. If
that's so. I'd like to know; U not, woo is hired, what do they do ·and what
kind of salary is offered?
T.V .• SanlJ Ana
The corps waS Create<I In 1111 to woik on conservation projecti and bf.Ip
right v•ildla,pd Jim and Ooods. In addlOon to any olber ldnds of emergtncltl
in caurornla. l\1anogtd by the 'Divtiilon of Fore!ltry. the usual ··or_. .of tile
group ln\·olves reforeslaOon, buildlllg fuel breaks, elt-anlQ(I'. streams. seed!"*
burned over areas and lmpro\•lng fore111 and \\'atCnbedi. The tori-alM
'\tnpro,·es deer and gafl!e habitats and oon1truc11 rt>ads artd trails to ,,.-.vtde
acttSI to remo~ game areas. The carps is optn to slngle. •• ,pbyJlcalty flt per•
aons bttween 17 and 31 v.·bo fl.rt not t>n probat~D or parole. l(s not ntetssary ,
',for an applicadt lo be a high icbool aradoate. GI bentllt11 are avallable ror
vctuans wllb ttrvl~ !linct Jrut. 31, 19$5, The pay ls frffl reom and board;
plu SlU • montb, tri\b clothrftg and per'4>nal lttma lncludtd. F0t vtwans,
ao extra SllO a month ls avallable for on~be-job tr.alnlng.T
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MAKING EASTER BASKETS FOR FAMILY
Olona Guyor ond Llndoy L-lch
.' Good Deed People
Club, 'Adopts' Family
~-Members of the Irvine Junior Woman's Club who were
already involved -in numerous community activitieLnever
thought a "needy llamily" could be living in their city.
But the education oommi~tee wanted to give a scholarship
so a child, recommended by-a school principal, could· attend
preschool. When members took the child to get needed im-
munizations, they re.alized the family of seven childfen, aged
one to 12, could use some added help.
Although l2le club had never done anything like this IJe.
fure, Mn. Rick Loebrich, Ainerlcanism chairman, accepted I.he
project for her group. •
• More than 200 pounds of clothinf, 15 pairs 9f shoes, 180
canned goods Bild a $25 gift certllicate for a local market
were given to the family by the club.
Club members also helped th9 family celebrate ~pecial
days during' the past )'1!&r •. A pinata liJled Yfith candy 111d
penniea ·befoed the preschooler have· a Happy Birthday. At
Hallo~n, !he. family ~ given a pumpkin and at Christmas,
a ~ om1111ents and p-ts for the whole family were
provided. -.-' · .
Now the club•i. making Easter baskets for-lhe children.
Y Oli Caa llelp
·Center Needs Clerk
Af~r spend~g ev~ry office hour helping staff v_arious
commuruty agenoes wW1 . volunteers; the Voluntary Action
Center of_ West Orange County now finds itself in need of
help. &yone who can give four hours a week doing clerical
wurk IJ'UrgenUy asked to call the office at 53().2370.
F1'1ilies Outside, an organization which aids families of
prisoners, is seeking volunteers to help carry on the program
of helping others face the trauma of sudden loss of income, a
--DreaK-up of thefarnily circle, bewilderment O!' bitterness.
Famllid Outside help ease the burdens and hasten rebuild·
Ing of lives by proVJding concern and material help, emer·
gency 'food or clothing, transportation or assisting in locating
community "90urces.
More information about this and other volunteer oppor-
tunities is available at the center, 11412 Stanford Ave ., Garden
Grove.
With the deadline only a week away, the American Red
Cross is sending' out an urgent ~lea for h~lp in addressing
10,000 envelopes. Addresses can either be typed or hand writ-
ten and the work may be performed at home.
Help for You
Q. and A. on Crisis
The Federal Energy Office and the Internal Revenue Serv-
ice has pi:epared Ole following question and ·answer list on the
energy cns1s.
Q-What agency Should I contact about the petroleum
situation? .
A-U your question concerns petroleum allocation mat-
ters, call or write: Federal Energy Office, 1390 Market St.,
Room 250. San Francisco, CA •94102 . Telephone: 558-7300
Ir your question concerns prices please call your nearest
office of Internal Revenue Service.
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Q-Wbat-is the maximunrlegi!lsellliig price for gasoline.-
heating oll, and propane?
A.-The maximum legal ceiling price is based upon the
firm's selling price for a particular product on May 15, 1973,
plus product cost increases sl{lce then.
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0-How can one retailer charge more for gasoline, beat-
• ing oil or propane than another?
. A.-A bustneas calculates its ceiling price based upon Its
own May 15, 1973; selling price plus increased product coots
since that date.
Q-Can a car wash establishment refuse you the right to
purchase gas if you do not want to use the car ,wash service?
A-It 15 not legal for the retailer to require a customer
to purchase addiUonal Items u a condition to purchasing
gasoline. · .
Q-A gas staUon or truck stop refused to sell me fuel
claiming l was not a regular customer. Is this permissable?
Ar-Y04r thero are no provisions within the state or Fed-
eral ~gulations that would preclude this -pracUce-
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RED CARS . . ~
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for lhot>l>er1 aixl -~. Servl<e •
beian In 1907 wllll the """° 1e.tvtn1
the PE atatk>n at 421 E. Fourth St.
In Santa Ana. JOinl en· a private r1pt
of way adjacent ., Maple stnoet 1o
Centra1 Avenue and then cunin1
ooutheuttrly 1o Talbert Avenue. ,_
Fountain Valley, the route followed
Bushard Sino« and curved lo lhe PE
ttat:lon on Lake Avenue at Olle&&'O stnet
In Huntlngtoo Beach.
Part ot this vacJcage, now owned
by the Southern Pacific, still 1erve1
Industrial plants In -Salll4 Ana
and oocd)em Costa lifesa. An ertenskln
was built during World War JI to the
Santa Ana Anny Air Bale, now d\e
site ol Qrange Coast ColleCe. 'lbeee
tracks, which paralleled H a r b or
Boulevanl O> lmmec!iately -ol Bater
Street in Costa Mesa, were removed
In the mid-l960s.
From Huntlngtoo Beach, the roolo
took the tracks by <hast llljilnn.y lo
Newport. The line was noduced to I
Santa Ana -Huntingtoo Beodl """° In 1912 and disoootlnued entlrely In 11122
alter a flood -royed the PE lrl!ge
over the SaJia Ana-River.
The trip requlnod 38 -,,... Santa Ana lo Hunllngton Beach and
-13 minutes from tbero ., Newport Beech.
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IN AN ERA when roads were poor
and 40 m.p.h. was regarded as an
acceptable cruising speed for atltoll, the
60-m.p.h. Pacific Efectrtc won public
acclaim with Its motto ol "Comfort-
SpeOO-Safety ...
GASOLINE TRUCK LEAVES STANDARD TERMINAL WITH PRECIOUS CARGO FOR SERVICE STATIONS
From Left: S.n Warren, Pete Kudenov, Terminal Supervlaor, ind John Sims, District Supervlaor -By 1909, Henry Huntington had
amassed a fort\Ule in j n ter urban
systems, land, electric power systems,
and stocks. He decided to devote his
energies to building his great . library
and art gallery at San Marim and
sold his Soothem -Califoroia lnlerurl>an
systems to the Southern Pacific.
AutomobU,. 9t!U were In tlltlr Infancy
and the SP, aloog willl olbe< inv<oton,
anUclpated a Mnanza • the area grew-
and people tzavelled -by loterurben,
obviously -to work ar: llhoo.
O<nloildaling and expanctq IU l!nel!,
the Pacific Eledric "built the ·sylllem
Into what In ml ·re8ched a pealt ol
1,164 lfliles covering Orange," t.os ·
Aneel.,., Rlvenf4e and San Bemanllno
countief.. It-ran-6,000-• c.b e d uJ e d
Interurbans dally and conlempleled
exl"1.sions to Santa Bartora and San
Diego.
THE DOOM for llo Big Red Car1
M the Orange Coast and other areas
began In the 1930s.
Several fadora contributed to their
demR.
First, the ori(!ioel righls ol way cut
acroos -piUllry which bod _.. orange groyol mil fanno l>an people.
The lllodel-T populamed 1111i1o and
brought a' dt!malld !or boiler roads.
Higllways <;ta, -Ille u.cp lnil caused the interurl>aos lo slow to avoid
collisims.
Gas Supervisor
Must· Wait Turn
By HlLARY KA YE the t.deral allotment and
. ot t11e 0e1Y P11et s11tt deliveries before the retailers.
-....., . and eight . N ONLV THE ,~. kllial innllon 1allons of'gasollne Oow -OT " •w,v
past Pet KOO...V and out dealen are bound by
of the S.:ndard Oil Tenninal allotmenb, Wt the terminals
in Huntington Beach each are, too. month. _ "A few UmteS we came
. · f •• . . -mighty close 1o needing nv>re Bot Ul ooe O "1e U'Olll~ than ouf allotment to fill
of the ~t fuel a:181!, orders," Kudeoov admitted,
Kudenov, lenntnal superv1•, "but somerow or another, we J!lUSt resort to the same ~ e.:lways bad enough.,, 1be
tic ~arches for ~n ser:-'lce tenninal's allotment is based
statlGnS and long waits in liDes 00 the number ol customers
as everyooe else. and the customers' allotments.
Jte. canoot buy gas at the Even though U1e even.odd
termioal. u· · ~. I d . ..,. . ......_.. .......... . .bl ra orung "J' ..... m sun er way,
NIUltU.IY, Y..D.t lS respcnm e both Kudenov and SUns are
for delivering gaoollne O> 120 ~ tint ii will do ITllCh
atatiom in Qrance, L o s good.
Angele& and San .Diego com-'"lbere is ,. mud! panic
tlel, is almost mellel'<I fad buying now !hat the eve!Hldd
about the gas sbmiage. system will ooly lnoure tOOl
-SEBV.ICE-
• !);amend and i-llltlng
•._wotch .....
• Engicnoiug
Jtw.111 .., Joupll
can tiln'ic• oil your·
;.-i.,. ""'!". ~
creating on orjginol
and e11citing ring
to oppraiM"" a
..,Jued heirloom.
Pllflstilee' Sena "lnillll 111"'1111*
jewels by joseph
• jewelry cl.signing
• Gemologica( Diamond
and jewelry cippn:iisah
• FV.i.-iry~
All WOllK DONE IN THE STORE
AU •wr •kill.cl avftunen -ti. in tb.tt9".
Y~r~tewWy,._1...,....,._
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SOUIH COAST P\AZA ............ ,__
COSTA MESA
Grade crossing slowed schedtdes. For
example, scbedules smw that the 1911
running lime of 75 rninures to Santa
Ana bad SINJt<tled to 13 mhl .... by
1913 and 97 min-by 1916.
"I just get the allocaled the panic buyen will stop at
gas out dally," the supenm etatimS every other day, ~ ..., ..,...'=.'8;'~a..1... 1
said simply. "It'• all I canj'~stead§~of~ev~ery;da~y~,"~SUm~~===~•tO~to~ ... ~==~~~~~~~~~~
Secood. the Improved highways a n d
more· powerful ca.rs lured commuters
from the Big Red Can as the
Interurban "'"' became longer In time.
Third, the 1nt.erurban ears the.rMelves
became slower and more conducive to
breakdowns. 1be price tag f o r
interurban,, increased with the years.
·The -first trolleys ooet ooly $3,500 each:
by 1940. modem ln>lleys were prloed •
at $30,000 or more.
MODERN COMMUTER can used M
rapid transit systems such as thooc
in New York City or Qlicago cost from
-$250,000 to..$LmilUon. J
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The most modem cars ever used by
·the Pacific Electric were 30 interurbans
purchased in 1940 at a time •"hen
hundreds of interurbans were needed.
Many of the interurl>ans in use at the
time dated to 'the early 1900s.
A fourth factor was employe pay.
In the early days. the Pacific Electric
and other trami.t sys~ pa.kl minimum
wages during an era when pay generally
was low and employes worked In "split"
shlits (part In the peak morning boon
and part in the busy late afternoon).
Unions and more sophistlcatal worit
opporttnities pushed pay llC8ke upwanl,
increasing overllead.
The filth factor, tied to the fourth.
was the fact that the Pacific Electric
was a prolil-making organlzatioo -as were all transit cperatioOI fl. the era.
Wben fewer people rode the Big Red
Can, the company obtained fare
Increases to ooveri costs and es a mult
more people turned to autos. 'Ibe
company began 1o abarMlon n>utes as
patronage decllned.
In fact, California PUbUc Utility
Commission record,, show that the PE
made a profit In only st""1. out of
40 years of operations, Some American
cities converted their rt.ramtt systems
into public operatlom, aboorblng 1003eS
M the basis 41lat a rapid tran..lt rall
system would coot less <ban freeways.
Southern Callfornie did-not make the
conversion. n built freeways.
THE IHll AND 1950s broUpt the
end ol the Red Cat era oo the Orange C<iast. •
lnlerurllen -to Balboa ended oo June t, 1940, and co June 30, 1950,
to Hunting<M Beach and Newport Beach.
Big Red Car serVloe to Sama Ana ended
on July 2, 1950. The ,...... O> Voita
Linda and Fullerton bad ellded In 1931.
The Big Red Cat lioe tho! lllrVtved
them all • Huntlngtoo'a ·llnt: the
ooe from Los Angeleo 1o Looi B<och. Despite frantic efforts to .,._... the
route, the Jut car nn on Aprtl 8, 196J.
Sout.hmt Callfomia'a inttrurt>en era
had ended. Uj hetilage was ooe of
a freeny &)'$tem which In lt& ba..ic
fQrmat followed lhe Big Red Car .rouwi
eo1abl1'11ed by Huntingloo and ol
l!p!'llwilng comnum!Ueo whlcll grew In tho
plac8 where he decided to b!lll4 his -
do... predicted.
EVEN . mOUGH. Kudenov
remains cool, llfe at the Hun-
tington Beach terminal, at
Gothanl SlJ-eet apd TJl}bert
Aveooe. has not """1 easy
since the Federal Energy Of.
fice {FE0) iS6Ued. mandator.y
regulations.
"Comes the first Clf the
nmth. and everyone want.a
their gas at the same tirtMt.."
Kudenov commented, refel'-
ring to the retail dealers'
clnmor ror the precloi.ts fuel.
To rompound the confusion,
late last week the YEO. still
had·-001 issued the Maffil
allocation figure.
"We'll begin filling orders,
but we really don't know
whdher the FEO will keep
the same 94 percent (of 1972
sales) figure. or change it
again,'' explained Frank Sims,
district superintendent who
handles the i{untington Beach
tcnnlnal and four others.
Kudeoov says most of the
dealer;s are""good guys.'' But
still he is pestered by never·
ending phone calls from dis-
traught dealers wanting more
gas, or just wae information
on the crisis.
. KUDENov·s DRIVERS are
alao having more and more
trouble making de\iverieS to
service stallons.
"Dealers ask us to deliver
gas only at night now."
kudenov reported .
"Otherwise, the drivers rind
it imposible to get in and
oot oC the statioos, since-16ng
lines of cars flock to the sta-
tion when they see the truck
drive up."
"Our drivers are constantly
asked by people to sell them
a few gallOOSi of_gas~while
they're niaJ<q deliveries, but
It's really impossible," be
said.
The terminal hes 14 .riven
-down from 16 before the
crisis -and four &. 700 gallM
and """ 3,800 gall<ln trucks ..
The tamlnal operates Oft
a priority basis, wllll deal<n
recelv_ing deliveries ln the
onler they requestal the gas.
O n I y ,. emergency services,
such as polk:e, nre and am-
bulances, receive more than
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WHEELCHAIR VICTIM ~LOCKED BY A TELEPHONE POLE
It's One of Obstacles Disabled Lobby Against
By AIL1SON DEERll of•,o.llY ...... Sltft
A vice president of Uniled Airlines
i. a quadr!Pleaic. •
A top Bank of America exeC\ltiYe
Is confined to a wheelchair. bot he
has 1800 ~ wo~ing under hiln
In the computer division.
Legislators represent their con-
stituents from wheelchairs. Add to
the list doctors, I a w ye r s ,
psycbo&ogisb, social "''Orkers.
M. N. "Mick" Spencer ticks orr
the ewnples, thetl shakes bis head.
"Even I don't believe it. And here
I am in a wheelchair myself."
Spencer uses the list of namples
to llhow the valuable roles the disabled
can play in society.
. Spencer ll a "short-timer" in his
•'beelchalr. UnUJ 1962 when arthritis
oonflned him to a wheelchair. he
aold insurance and had an interest
ln an automobile dealership near Lake
Elsinore. •
Slnce then. he's dooe another kind
of selling -ideas, ideas. on how
society can do more for the disabled.
'I'm not militant about the rights
and needs of the disabled. I'm a
reasonable man. It's not, that people
don't care about the handicapped.
They just don 't think."
His job, he says, is to make . city
government. bu:sines!men. educators
and the plvate cillzen aware of how
the handicapped become the hiddcii:'
population .
Spencer. a lllmtlngton Beach resi·
dent. Is on the board of directors
(or the California Paral)'U.'d Velerans
Association and chairman of the
CPV A architectural barriers com·
mlttee. He is a board 1nember and
a regional director or lbc California
As90C'l&tion of the Physically Handi·
capped, a relatively Ile)¥ organiza·
lion.
Last month, at the CAPH oonvention
in Los Angeles. he was presented
the organil.alim's commWlity service
award for 1974.
He was cited as an •·outstanding
example of one man's de\'otion to
making life better for every citizen
in the rommunity ."
Housing, architectural barriers.
employment. education. insuranct'.
transportation and safety are among
his rol)CCms.
",:\1ost people don't realize that
modifications made for the handi·
ca pped or di snblcd benefit everyone
el~c as .,.,ell." Spencer said.
In ils short existence. CAP!i has
come a long .,.,·ay, he said.
"Ten years ago. the handicapped
person n:'<1lly couldn 't go anywhere
a loll('. and many ~aces "'ere in--
accessible even \l'itb asa1stanoe. ·•
In houslft1: "Builders are becoming
a.,.,•cire that thcri i.s a market for
housing accessible to the dlsubled.
Builders and architocts 'can be lhe
handicapped's best friend. It d~n·1
COSl anyn10rc to build nccesslblc
housirlg."
Arcblttcturnl barrlen: "About lhret'
years ago. !he Easter Sea l Socie1y
made a sur\'ey of more than 900
public buildings in tM cotu11y. Of
lhat number. only 7 \\"t're acct'Ssible
by 14i"leelch.1ir and had us a b I e
restroom faciUHes.
"In view of lhis. in the last two
and one-half years 14 bills hnvc
been passed on the issl.K'. State ht"'
now requires that all new ronslruction
of public buildings be accessible. Th is
nwans restaurants, hotels, theaters,
shopping cmtrrs .....
Spencer noted thal !hose I n
"·heelchairs still have lo plan trill!'
•·vcry carefully" al!hough tlir i11·
ternational syrnbol .of \l'heelchair ac·
ct"SS is be<.'<lrning more fl"l"<1uent.
"Businessm('n a~ learning !hat the
handicapPt-'<l shop only in stores 14·hcrc
entrances ue ran1p1:d. parking spaces
are reserved and restrooms equipped
for 1.1·hl't'lcha1r use." Spencer said.
"Some peop~ say they never see
any handicapped people. No, they
\lo'Ofl 't. in places where there are
iseveo-inch curbs, no elevators or nar-
row aisl~."
Solutions are often shnple and in·
cxpensi\'e. An asphalt ramp from the
s!ro.·t lo a business can CQbi as little
as $7. A supermarket can easily lrwtall
ooe wida checkout stand.
Rest<turants \lo'il h n1ulti-stepped en-
lrnnet>S say "no admittance" to
someone in a \1·heelchnir.
"I don't ~·ant to get dresst'd up
and take my family out to dinner I
lhrough the back door past the
Ira.Vi l"ans," Spencer said. "'\\'ho
\lo"OUld '.'''
Edaf'alion: ·'There is a ~ter
need for educatk>n among the disabled
than among any other part ol the
population. But a combination ol
things make it hard for the han·
dieapped lo get an educ.ation." ~lany school facilities have onJy i
stairways to upper floors. Thiii means,
Spenel'r said. that a student in a
wheelchair can only take classes on
the ground floor so "it takes twict
:.is !ong to gel an education."
The ~ame uppl ics lo employment.
he said. "It doesn't matter how
qu:ilif1cd you rnay be if you can't get
J11to the building."
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Cycling
Gaining
Popularity
.,. Orange Coast Co 11 e g e
physical education instructor,
· ~ Ray Rosso. has never been
told to go pedal his class
elsewhere but he does so just
. the same. ·
Rosso teaches OCC's "Bicyc·
ling" class and each semester
be ends up pedaling all over
Orange County with h i s
, students.
Ros.w, who has been a
member of the Costa Mesa
campus' physical education
staff since the oollege opened
in 1948, developed the course
three semesters ago. Long a
bikiog enthusiast 'himself, he
combine! bicyde riding with
surfihg, snorkeling and weigh t
~ to maintain a phy·
sique that belies tM number
di years he tw ·spent in the
¢ teaching profe55ion.
~ "Bicycling has become ex-
DCC STUDENTS RACE AROUND TRACK FOR 12 MINUTES ·TO DETERMIN E PHYSI CAL FITNESS
After Test They A re Able to Chlrt Their Fit ness Against N1tion1I St1nd1rds
a \\'Cek for l\\'O hours. r:1.>th
sectk>ns have 25 students
enrolled and Rosso said that
more wanted to sign up but
had to be turned down.
enjoy riding them ." and going as slo\,. as possible
a lecture on maintenance and "The tests we devised to
Course ins truction includes through a 60-f~shoot.
inspect.ion methods and a
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Wkn You Waflt n. ... ,
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tremely popular in the past
few years and interest has
really peaked in the last few
months due to the. energy
crisis," Rosso said. "With so
many peopfe biking today we
feel It Is Important to offer
a oow:se that provides some
The students are required
to provide their own bicycles
and the bikes range from
sophisticated IO.Speed
machines to a few less-than-
elegant one-speed clunkers
that have seen a few seasons
ln the sun.
session on bicycle safety. help st11dents im ve their
Students are then put tt"lrough balance and control.'' Rosso
a ballery of four ridir.g skil l said. "They soon discover
tests designed to show them where they need im-j
"·here they need to Improve. ,_lp~ro~v".'em"'.".e!lln~l.~"------~~~~~~~~~~'."'j
The skill tests i n c l u d e
negotiating a windin g serpen-
tine maze; riding up a
gently sloping hill at top
speed: riding for 60 feet bc-
t\\·een hro lines just six inches
apart without touching a line:
· safety t!Po and glvea student>
a real introduction into the
· world of recreational cycling."
Two sectionS ol the one-unit
class are currently offered
and the students meet once
"It doesn't matter \\1hat type
of bikes they have," Rosso
said. "j!1St so long as they ,
Heal Cu~
Violating
City Law?
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
Land.lord5 who reduce heat to
68 degrees or lower in tenants•
apartments to save energy ap-
parently are violating city law
which sets a minimwn 70-
degree temperature, s a y
building officials.
President Nixon , the st.ate
Public UUllUes Commission
and Pacific Gas & Electric
Co. have astled the publ ic lo
reduce heat .. 61 degrees.
The PUC hopes this and mher
measuers will ~ce energy
oonsumption I~ percent
But a city ordinance re-
quires landlords to h e a t
buildings lb at least 70 degrees
for 11 hours a day, between
6 a.m. and mldnlght.
Some r,ent'en say their
landlords have been cutting
hedt the heat, leaving them
of
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~TRAITS
11llming.
"We're getting a lot of com-t------------==---..,.----1
plaints from tenants who
clabn the landlords are freez.
Ing them and using the energy
crisis as an excuse," says
Wimelle M.X:.rtby ol the San Frinciaoo Apartment House
As.<ociatlon. a landlonls group.
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troit <ol9ftdot of MS OFFll ,..., ....
A spokesman for PG&E said 1------------...;::==='-----I the utility had never specific-.
ally asked landk>rds to cut
back m beating, but several
landlords say they h • v e
recetved lelt.en rrom tbe utili-
ty asking for cutbecks in con-
• -IU!ifpttOll.
"Some landlords ""' turning down the heat but the law
hasn 't changed," she sald.
Building Inspector Ernest PHOTOGRAPHER'S llOtllS
Orr says few landk>rda and No..,.,...... ..... ,._.IO'f
tenants• seem to undentand Mon. tfruSiA -·'at1-... Mod\ 4-10 the clty'I heating ,.,._ ~~ ..,_ IM Oo1y
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Perm sale.
Making waves
comes
naturally.
To Sue Cory
or Helene Curtis.
Sue Cory 'Balsam Plus' perm
conditions while it styles with
heart of balsam. Regul•rly
12.50, S1l1 8.18.
Helen Curtis 'Phase 7' perm
wilh protein. Regul•rly 17.50,
Sale 11.88.
Helen Curtis "New UniPerm" conlrolled
wave for long lasling body.
Aegul•rly $20, S•I• 14.88.
All perms include shampoo,
cut and sty1e aet, of course.
JCPenney
lnuty Sllon
No ~-t -....ry. C"°rge IL
Shop Sync6ay Noon to 5·p.m. ot thefoUowtnv storws:
FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beoth, (71~) 644·2313
HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntlnglon Beoc~ f714)892-7n 1
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20°/o off all
oar Pencron
watches.
So the graduate
will have
moments to
remember.
Sale 39.96
Reg . 49.95 Ladies' Swiss fashion
watch, stick numerals. with
goldtone case and bra celet.
Sale 39.96
Reg. 49.95 Ladies· Swisi; dress
watch w11h gold!one case and
flore nh ne bracelet.
Sale 39 .96
Rag. 49.95 Ladies' Swiss dress
watch wnh browr:i lace and gotd-_
lone te11tured bracelet.
Sale 31.96
Reg. 39.95 Men's Swiss calendar
wa1ch in stainless steel case with
matching bracelet.
Sale 35.96
Reg. 44.96 Men's Swiss automatic
calendar walch 1n slainless steel taSB
with matching bracelet.
Sale 35.96
Reg. 44.95 Men's Swiss automatic
calendar watch in stainless.steel case
with matching mesh bracelet.
Men's diver. Sale 23.96, Reg, 29~95,
CL.Jr selechon ol P!'ncron t7 jewel watches includes a large
variety of men's and women's automatics, calendars, and day/
dates in dress and sport slytes.
JCPenney
fine Jewelry
Shop Sundoy noon to 5 p.m. at th t followin9 stores:
FASHION ISLAND, N~wport Beoch (714) 644-2313.
HUNTINGTON CENTER, Hu~lington Beach (714) 892-ml.
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Helping Hand
By LAURIE KASPER
Of .... °"" ...... 1i.1t
"What do womea iD the community
need?"
Sharon Donoff, l!Slstant dean of 1tu·
dent affairs and advt1er for the Women'•
Center at Orange Coast College, asked
the question.
She explained that the center, the
first on any of the · community college
campuses 1n the county, "has definitely
been successful" during Its "pllot year"
but the focus has been on the student
and they'd like to Include communlty
women as well.
As a first step toward lnlonnlng the
community and other studenta of the
program, an open house Is scheduled for
Wednesday, March &, from 11 a.m. to
2 p.m. and 6 to a p.m. -
"Usually, when someooe comes in and
sees what la available, they like to
i:et Involved," Mn. Dono!f said.
Women at the center also are getting
a slide presentation together which they
hope to show and explain to women's
gniupo and pal'tflt·teacher organizations.
Initiated by the students, the center ~ In Seplmlber afte< they received
the mwort of counselors, approval and
me of one of the gray bungakrn from
., the admlnl-tion and funding from the
stll(lent.: ~t. ,, -Even though Mn. DonoU odmltted,
"It's taken us a while to 1et OW' feet
on the ground ," women at the center ·
have been called upon by women at
· other colleges for advice in establlshina
a women's center.
Attboqb Wesi Coast colle1es have
been 1Jcw..v than the East Coast cam-
puses in this movement, she predicted,
"I think we'll see more or it ln the
future ."
OFFERS SUP~RT
She explained the center doesn't try
to isolate women from other campus
interest or activities. "We just try to
give them a helping hand . . . 1lve
them the s u p po rt so . they'll ·be
able to integrate themselvfll IUC'-
cessfully."
One or the primary directions or the
center Is to a!l31st women, who have
been out of school just two or as many
as 30 years, in thelr return to formal
education.
"It's one of the few places a woman
can come and receive counaeUn1 even
if she is not registered," ~trs. Dono ff
said.
Once, the average age of junior college
students was 18 to 20. Now it Is about
24 . In the past, there also was a majority
of men on the campuses. Now the ratio
is just about one to ooe.
Some womeo need encouragement for
their efforll while others just seek advice
9Q what COUJ'lel, to take. -· ' One woman, 25 yean old, was embarr·
aued abeut walking across the campus
because she felt &0 much older than
the other students.
COUNSELING
Others fear they have been out of
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IEA ANDERSON, Editor
Women's Groups
Reach Furt1ier
By CAROL MOORE
01 1M 0.111 l'llot SllK
"Suc.h a delightful surprise to discover
how wonderful the vromen were ... "
"I had few really good friends to
talk to yet I wanted feedback. Now
I'm more conscious of the choices I
can make."
"Thank goodness it's not a glorified
coffee kJatch. I've had my fill of !hole."
"Jl's a great relief to find out that
J'm nice. It 's the fir!t time I've felt
at ease, not competiUve, since high
&ehxll."
Despite the glowing recommendatlonJ,
the talkers wanted to remain anonymooa.
That's one or the beauties of Reach
Out, supportive neighborhood con-
\'ersation groups that started la:;t year
at UC lrvine. ·
When the women drop 1U other roles
to meet'· once a "'etk, the tallc Is so
intensely personal and mutually helpful
that they prefer to . keep it on an
"insiders" basis to protect their freedom
of total expression.
Insight gained lnspim the ...men who
!cit bored or bored In at home to
change peropedlvel like c ol I e 1 e cl~. 80lve martial dllflculUeo or
tJ1,vel alone.
"Sharing with other ... men takeo the ro0is off my prvbltnls. Tl>ey're not
unique to me."
"Usu3lly people don't admit ,ut fte1 ·
ings for fear of being ostraeiiecl. But
here the a\m06phert is non-judgmental :
each Woman Jipcerely wbhet to grow
and flnd a purpose." '"t'here's a profound kindness. not just
tbe,.}UP'rlicial. social type, lhat's l'On·
tagKlt!S and motJvaUng." -"te1 guaranteed to aJlevtate the subtle,
lnaidlous wa~ing that .....,.. do. SO
often we postpone indefinitely what we
want to do, for the good o( the famil y."
Women steklllg similar outlet may
join the new series of sessions tbat
st.art& ti>morroW. -Groups will moet on ,Mooclays In Hun·
Ungton Reach ftom 'l:SO to t:SO p.m.
ind et Onnge COlat Collese'a Women'•
Cl'l\kr at both l :30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
nesd,Y locations will be Corona del
Mar and the Tustin Rap Center , bOth
r
from 1:30 to lt:SO a.m. Wednesday
meetings are scheduled for Santa Ana
YWCA from noon to 2 p.m. and Million
Viejo from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Since Reach OUt moved to OCC in
September, Facl.lltator Ellie Fagan and
her as.sociate, Gretchen Hayward credit
its growth to "better acceaslblllty to
the community alll,e and development
~ our own prorram. '
They may be cootacted for further
details throulh the Women's Center at
556-~7.
rarticipantl, many o( whom continue
from one sertes to the next, aenuinely
interested In strensthenlna WOT1\ln'1
potenti al, are 1till the belt promoten
of Reao!> out.
As one or them 11id, "1 used to
think and 1tew. Now Y..'tien I 11y a
1iluation out loud. I can look al it
better. ·It's hard to aay some thlnp
in other pla~. ''
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LINDA ZINOR, SHARON DONOPF, FRAN COLSANT RELAX AT OCC'S WOMIN'S CENTER
school too long to start learning again ,
especially when younger students ~m
to be lea.ming so much more In hia:h
school now.
Is olferlnc a class, Orientation to College
and career Opportunltles, which Mrs.
Dono!! wtll teach. It wtll Include an In-
troduction to the campus, pio<edures
necessary to register for classes and dts.
CUJSl.on of the oppor1Uhltles ava.,llable to-
women.
The ....00 primary lntereet cl the Introduction to womeo'1 studieo,
students and steering oommlttee ta to ·The center also has a po n 1 or e d
coordinate the dlldpline of women'• .,.urs. generally women involved in
studies. ·The colle1e offen several a particular interest, films and
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For some, education i:nay not be
Ule answer but they may need help
even -to decide tJUs. ...
People from the college's regular
counseling staff will make appointments
.,.,.ilh the women Jn the center from
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Also, beginning April 17, the center .
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-In ·May, ·they 'pl'an to sponsor a three:-
day conftreoce on nontradit.idnal jobs
for women which will be open to women
on and off campus and in other jwilor
collea:es.
cl8"'es now but Mn. Dono!! Aid they demoootratiOllll. Mn. Dono!! alao hopes
would ,like to develop more. .. • » bavt a seminar on communication
-Persmal Heal~ fOr Women, a oourH with relatives arid -friends and assertion
, covering the health ·problenw ·unique to • training.-· · , . •
Women, begins on the camPJJ April Although a~ steering co mm l t tee
15. Nelrt year, there are plans to offer ettabllsbes policies and procedures, Mn.
four 9-week couraes which will cover Donoft' said, it is the women who U1e
four central tbm1es but serve ·as an the center who determine what it doll.
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By AWSON DEER.R are seven mlUion slnale mothers in the
ot ... Dall• ,, ... si.H United ,States. We fonn a subculture
The \'oice at the other end oC tbc Vt'hich !nelety must recognlie. We need
phone sounded a little desperate. to find new~bchavlor patterns, a realistic
"I really don't know U you can help, and positive, sell-awareness, and we
but 1 thought maybe you'd know where · mu.st Join ~ together to gain a poUUcal
l'een go," said a caller CO the Daily Pilot. voice and a just economic opoortunftv."
The caller wa1 In ner 1ate 208, divorced The founders offered htOMMA u "a
nd h place to share, to brea~ throu[lb their a t e mother of two small boyi. isolation, a way to discover what the
Her husband "wherever be k!I" hldn't single mother experience Is; our feellnp:
contributed much to their supPOrl. But cl being overworked, overtrt<nded; cl
she bad a job and a fairly reliable b<lng Independent, capable.''
sitter. Worl<sbops center oo how . to d\lnce
"What I want to know is, are there Jobi to carecr1, going back to tehOol
many other women like me ? Women whlle keeping the ramify lolether, parent
alone with their children? I just need education .and non~ut.horttarian problml-
someone to talk to ~ things." aolvinJ, ~cal maintenance of !»mes,
I remembered MOM.\1A the Oraaniz.a· ~ DllYtn& and maintenance, group lion for Single Mothers,' Inc. A small lll!Ul'ance lnvesUg.atioo, wellare and
?¥!'wsp8ptt Item the day before reminded_ ~en, ut ind our ~ldren.. .
me of the group, formed by four single ~ Of Wonnauon for 'tingle
mothers in Los Angeles just two years mothelw,. mclud.e jobs, baby-!ltters, ago "~lfaro information , problem pregnancy,
A· beclc 'th MOM!MA ind' •• .i mu.me, medical and legal aid, and c Wl tea~ no botllnel for emera:eney help. Orange County chapter under way, but
Lin Harlwtll of the MOMMA national SINGLE MOTHERS
board of lllrectors aald there had been "There has Ion& been a need for
inquiries. tbe llngle mother to bo recognized as
"We expect a chapter to be openinl a viable member or society. ln that
there 1100a1" lhe 11ld. effort, the MOa.IMA oraanilatlon 11 a ~ (l.ctor Intent on provldiq the
GROUP FOUNDED mean1 br which aociety will be made
"MOMMA waa founded In l<>I Aniol" aware o the 11n&le motben ealltaJ:e I~ February o1 1171 by linll• iiioihers 1111d of her vory opecial "*11.''
Karol Hope, U• ConnoUy-and Nlll!CY Some o1 the orJlllizatioo's mo,. prac-Y~, aa a medium whereby alngto Uoa! aoall are:
mothers could come tocether to dllcUlo 14-boor chtld.care """'1'•. In proximity
mutual problelTll and. hope!Ully, find to the home and In lino willi !liiiln<lal
soluUoni -for some of thole problerm," ttat111 ol •incle mother1.
they ezplalned. Scholarship fun<Ung for l110lbet'I to
MO~t\IA Is open to 11n11o mothen further educauon. ·
who are oeponited, dlvorcod, or never-Projects have included food _.
been-married ~n who are heeds of child care co-ops, v.-eekly rap sroups'.
bouseM!da , ral1111g their children •lone. parent education, welfare ri&hll counlli·
Tho poup'1 literature reveall "'lbere tna and weekend cempina: trip•.
Some ·1rish Luckier Than Others
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Tr was in-
trigued with that-rea<ler'• definition of
Lace CUr,tain Irish. He uld, ''The women
are virgins until they marry-and the
men. altei-w•rdl-'' You replied, "It
doesn't add up; wltneu the large Irish
families ."
Here's a alighlly amended version :
God gave most lrlahmetl an excess of
fertility to compensate for their sexual
apathy. Jt's possible to have a baby
every 10 moolhs and have a· lousy sex
life. I know, because it happened to
me.
Most Irishmen are best at btamey
and boozl11g, When it con1es to sex
they can take it or leave ii . I( it'•
a tou-up bet"-cen mekln1 tbve ind
a •-estem on TV, they 'll take the latter
e .. ·ery time. .
A great acx lite has vet'f little to
do wilh larg~ famlliOI. In fact, the
opfxisite is closer t• the truth. I bOll
when someone looks at ottr, large family
and aays, "I know ......twit YOU do for
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a hobby !" Boy are they mistaken! -
STAR WJTl'IESS ·
DEAR STAR1 A ttpo<I froiu Iba boud-
oir ti more COil~ u.ae 01e from Ute
drawlac room, bat I& 1 l&ill wrocit to •P:
ply a llereolype tu a wilo)e ..... baood
on lbe ei:perftace of 1tme ol Ill me•
ben.
DtAR ANf' LANDER~ As a faithful
reader of )'OUr a>lumn, I know yoll
have mentioned Al·Aoon many times.
but I hive a ttory I want to share. •
Last year my husband went to
H81.ellon (a lroopltal lor aloollollol . In
Cent.,. City, Minn.I llolpital. Ifs a f1111·
ta1tlc place. Tiley 111gges1. l I join At.
l\non, wbid1 l did Iha following ,..,~
• \\'bat a help 1lt Wit to meet women
who had tl'perienced U. aan\e agon)'.
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win tbt blUle of &Ile bo&Ue, DDI of
Ille IHP..I llPll el all
I saw that lhoy had not oflly survived.
bUt were tn great emotional shape and
easer to meet 1ife11 chaJ"'1pl.
· I felt fortW\110 that I coold be wtlb DEAR ANN LANDERS: '1'hl! letter
thM -•rtul people during the Umo will be dlttmnt. It'• ll'om 1 _,,..,
t11Y husband was holpttajlzed, but 1 wbo -malTled for lO -rs, to .... ,.g .....ienc1 whit WOUid happen to my •-•---spirit and oourage II be should slip. a dlvoree and has not felt .. ...U
Ten months later I had a chance or ~ tn qes. •
to find out. Al-Anon was !l!Y tile-saver l also Willi to thank the othar woman
wbao my hulband fell off the wa_goo for the par\ libe playtd. I! sbo bldo't
for Iha flr1t time a!W lllltly a )'t&I' c:ome along I'd proOlbty 1Ull ba llnls·'
ol oobrlcty. afu>g willl the nut tryinl to mal<t a
So please, AM, 11"1' lfttinl people ao of ti. Tbe chllmo a"' gro,.. ...,
wbo haw to llw "1th alcoholiCI lbout and tbore is no reason for mo to be
Al-Anon. Al-them to write for In-concerned with anyone'•llfe bUt my own.
formotlon about the poup nea-!bolt l gratefully -the torcb to tllY home-. The addres1 Is: World Service succes!Or and 1 with &btlft' bolb hack.
Or&anliatloo, Al-Anon Family Group -They11 nood It. Eopectally her. ·-HAP·
lleadq11arl•rs, P.O. Bor ISi. MadllOo PINES3 IS Fllll:EilOM
S.uart 'Station. N.Y .. N.Y. 10010 -A
MlNNESO'l'A !\EADER DEAR 81 !Wtly do I llelr Ihm
DEAR ?\UN: llere'11 your letter ud ' a wife wlto la Mppr • Piii tB Ute
mi -Iii. Yoar blllbeDCI -d be lorcll to her , • ._. ,_ ....,.
congra1.11••ed for • 1111 determ.lnliUoa &o fl'lr J'OI, Jn tbls ca1t, nt mike h .....
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By EllMA llOMBECE .
· My butband u ys a blrpJn
is .. ~ )'OU didn't ...
)'OU needed unlll JOU Uioullll
you were getUns sornethlng
for ball ir1ce rnim .......,.
who CX>Ukm' get ll!)1hlng for
It In the llnt place. ._..
The -with my hu 1band II he baa
lmag1natim. He c:anoot 1oo1t
beneath the thick • .._ ol
uatl' paint, the bull!' ...ii.
and lbe dust, and -lbe bidden ir.a.u... that lie
underneath.
We used to hmt for antJques
totetbor. But, lat.ly, he'1 been
mfas'lhlie. I've never aeen
anyone who could take away
the romance and the mystery
\\ith J\1St one v.-ell·aimed :nPI
I was ogling a small trunk
last week and said e1cltedly,
"\Vould you look at Urls finish.
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Do )'OU .._ lhla II a form
of Eut I-. poJnUng !hit
<nf1lmen developed by ullnc
beniee for ltalna and then
band-rubbed it mW It became
smooth?''
.. IT'S CONsTAC," he llld
dryly. "I 11w the ame
patlom In Mildrod Sildles'
bat broom.'!
*'You nlin everything," I
llld. "Someday l am. going to pick up a ml bargain ·
from one ol 'the<e' shows and
)'OU in goln1 to. apend IM
rest ol )Ollr Ille begging my
forgl ....... " .
11Llke the antique bowllng
ball?" he asked.
I aat there chewing on the
inside of my mouth. I could
have P"dl<ted that oometlme
during hl.s conversation he
"'Ould bring up the antique
-bowling ball . .
Finally, I aald ·~L·o o k ,
whether you believe it or no&,
$5 for an antique bowllnt: ball
was a real buy. How wu
I to lmow they dldn 't ltar\
putting Mies ln them until ·
the next year."
"The trouble with you," he
said, "ii that you c.:umt
discern 1 bargain from a put·
on."
"WBA ARE )'OU talking
about?" I asked.
He leaned closer. "There tin' an antique In this entlr<
place. lt's true. We uJed to
eome to these sh:>w1 and no one wu more thrilled than
I to ,.. all thoae nie-tos fl"'JI our pannta' ••d ~'. JIU!. JI u t
"""11day1, do JOU --theyn aellinl oVe< Ulm for
fl? A fump of cool. Cool lln1
old. I remember cool.
"And o... with t h e
lfauware they have a eet
ol bueball gla11<1 that I can
remember Ihe gu atation•
1!lfll !O alve out when l!leJ' . were t.rying to lure you Into
their stations. And what about
a Jack Armstrong rode rlnc!
They want 15 for il What
• ripoff. I IOI It for two
Wheati.. ""'"''"· And glu1 mllk bottleo. Old lndeod. Why
I'm as old a5 th e things they
C!alJ antiques."
lhada,,...t......,.for
that, bul I restrained myrel!.
I dim 'I wont to jeopardloe
our joint Income tu return.
Prediction
Worse Than
Disaster? •
SAN FRANCISCO (UP[) -'rhe director ol the U.S.
Geoloelcal. ,SUrvey said last
,_,-eek earthquake pred.ictiQDI
may soon be possible in ane
areaa but social bnp-
of such forecuts ?MY oounter
their ellect!-.
''One of our C!ICfli08l'M about
earthquake procliotlon la that
a predlctlon itoell aiuld haOe '
serious ·soelal and -•
effects that cauld "' ...,. ways be ... ,.. than on actual
earthquake," tlld Dr. Ymc.m
E. Mcl<tl\'ly,
"Vislonl ol ltalled _,..,lie
g-il! or ol· u-andl ol
autoo •IJoeamlnl over Iha Bay
Bridge in a mau evacuation
are frighlanlnC Indoed," ho
said II tht ....W moellnC
of. the Americ111 Allodation
fot the adYll'IOiiiw:ftt 0 f
SCltnco. ''Many """'d ralhtr tw tllelr cllanct• with no
warning."
Mcl\elvey said earthqvake
r"tll•lteben • far hive had
QDll noteble -..coetl!I and
..... Will publldlad -lo tndldlils lmmlnont
'"""" ml hi aatd -tho --"' perfected, It I wll ba 9lllraly dlllwllll ---
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Puente ·Hills Mall, Monday March 11th!! ·
MEN'S . .
DEPARTMENT
The Grant Boys has
One of the Largest
Selections of Men's:
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BOOT DEPARTMENT
From Patent Leather Dress Shoes to
Steel.-Toe Wor~ Boots, The Grant
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s3795 to $469&
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A~·drews Sister~ Sing on -Broadway
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Wllhout W0<ld War II, the
Andrews Sisters might not
have hecome the Amerk:au
in&Ut.utlon they art today and
always will be.
Looking back nostalgically
at tho war years, three
memories co1nc immediately
to mind : eagles. nags and
the Andrews Sisters. La Verne ·
:sang low, Aiaxene sang high r and J>atty was the bouncy
blond in the' middle, singig;g
and swaying the melody.
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La Verne died of cancer
In 1967 bot Patty and !\1axenc
are still as imperishably
dunible as " Don't Sit Under
the Apple Tree," and next
week the Andrews Sisters will
be bringing it all back to GIRLS FROM MINNEAPOLIS: THE ANDREW SISTERS 'JF THE 40<
M.x•ne Sang High; L1V•rn• 5.ng.Low ind P1tty Sang Melody
want to f> home. We ea11ed Mula' from New York al)d
lhe got on a bus and came
to New Yor.k and Papa gave
WI three months to make the
big tlrne or we all had 19
go home. We got a job with
• band at the Hotel Edison
and we got Sl5 tor the three
of U!I to do a rad.10 ~oadcast .
. "IT WAS DURING I hi "
ENTERTAINMENT
broadcast that the top A and '---.r------"" 1 R man at Decca, Dave Ka pp.
··1 \Vas Ill, Maxene ·"'ll!-18,
and LaVeme was 20, and the
three month'S was up the next
monilng so Papa unpack.eel
the begs and we got a record
contract and that was the
begiM!ng of the Andrews
Sisters.
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!>f'OUy Wlel<f'•
1'1t l'O:'W.IOl.oH •U'llLNllil•( , .. c,. ...
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Broadway in a new musical
called "Over Here "
It's a show that brings along
with It words like Bataan and
G u it d a tcanal. ankle-strap
espadrilles and c o I o r e d
nylons, stage • door canteens
and 0 .1. Joe cartoons. victory
was riding tn a cab and the
driver had the radio tuned
to this station. \Ve dkt a
cho<Us of 'Sleepf Time Down
South.' and he asked the cab
driver, 'Where's lhat ·broad·
cast coming from?' and_.the
man announced it was coming
from the Hotel Edison and
Maxene and I were sitting
out In the lobby talking to
the mUJtcians when UUs man
times it's hard to tell where · 1 1 · A h' AA... "W did ·i d • comes up and says 'Excusei-----------'---===================-1ngs nos a gic. nyt 1ng F"""" e n re1l music, we me, but can yoo tell me where
"The only thing11 In oor
minds then and now Is pleas-
ing the people ." ·
one begins and the other ends. is gonna last. honey. I don 't sang whal we heard . La Verne I can fmd the Andrews
"WE J\1ADE 10 movies. ~~d~' If they saY I'm 86 years also played great piano by Sisters?' and ~said 'Well. ·-recorded t,000 songs, double ear. She sang the lead and you're lookin' al [woof them'
that for nip sides. and out They 've been part or the played the third part. The and he asked us to come
bonds and Veronica Lake . bob-
bl' sox and jukebc:< Saturday
night .
rn•bl1·c •~artbeal s1·ncc Jhey harmonies 1·ust came 11atural." ~ he of that "·e got 19 gold records ... ~ II\: up to ~""a t next morning in :ut years." quacked l\laxt.'H1.:. were kids in Minneapolis. "After the first year on the and sing for the president of
"And Jct me put it to you TI1rec liUJe Greek-~orweglan road:" said Patty , "We didn 't the company .
''YOU WANT TllE
Forties?" asks !\fax c n e.
"Well. "''e got it for you. You
tell it like il is? Well, we
thi s way -"'e only got about girls who sang in kiddie revue,-;;:=========::;::=======:;;-[ 50 good songs our of it all. at the Orphl!u1n and hit thcj
The rest were dogs. We hated road before the age of 16.
•' sang: it like it was.··
"ThJs is an audience show."
~ says Patty. "and at the end
~ we come out and do the old
~, hit!. Tha t's the frosting on
the cake." /
When they step out of
~ chanicter and blaze their way
through the old gold records,
the audience goes wild. like ~.,., they've never been awa y. It's
... been a long ·trlp from
bandstands to Broadway, '"'bl.it
the~ Andrews Slsters have
.., never changed.
Talking to ' them both' In ~ A-taxene's hotel suite last week
• was like being In a case with
l . two jitterbugging ma~s.
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Everything they do is pUtlcilt·
ated with rhythm and Mrne-
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"Yeah," said Patty . and even if there were three
''Everybody -else got Alice people in the audience we
Faye and Betty Grable in perrormcd ''-" though it was
technicolor. \Ile got Garmen a full house. We learned
~1iranda and Abbott and discipline, li1ning :uxl rl'~pcct
Costello. We were the queens at an early age. We copied
of the B's. But \.\'e "' e r e the Boswell Sisters so much,
unique.'' and they were> from New
"LETS FACE IT... added Orleans. that we developed Southern accents. If you listen
J\Iaxene, OOuncing on the sofa. to our first ·record. 'Bei Mir
''The reasons all this stuff is Bi st Du Schoen.• "''e sound
coming back is because of Bette Midler's record of like shrimp traw!e~s. "·
"'Boogie Wodgie Bugle Boy!." 1;;;;;;;;;:~;;;;;;;f11!
"Yeah."· said Patty. "That I[ :1ve 0f:1~:~r~~·tfWl~~~r llJ ~IICi.1 (I
"I hate the W()rd nostalgia,
though." said Maxene. "They
'don't call Rembrandt's p.1int·
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NOMINATION
MARSHA MASON
BEST ACTRESS
AN l.N'~fD lOW SlOl'I'
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JAMES CAAN
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BEST PICTURE -BEST DIRECTOR
BEST SCREENIUY ·BEST ONEMATOGRAPllY
BEST COSTUME DESIGN
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NOMINEE
BEST ACTOR
AL.PACIND.
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'MELL BROOKS'
INSANE TAKE-Off
ON THE CLASSIC
WESTERN ••• LAUGHS
MEASURE 1 0 ON TlfE
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THE WNG GOODBYE~
PLUS ROBERT MITCHUM "THI flllNDS Of
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A1ll1!S (Mareh It-April 19)'
'.:. You become more aware ot
basic Issues. Home, family .
property and security arc
hlghllghted. You are sloWed
by those wbo insist on
assurances, collateral.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20 \:
Accent is on putting ideas
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Into molioo. Short journey . ls,
on agenda . You make eon-
ta~. espre&s '"tbougbb and
study special artkl8. Fine for
w r i ti o g . advertistng, sub-
mittina <XlOCepts, fonnats and
suggestions.
GEl\flNI (~1av 2l~~De 20 ):
Emphasize deiaits in con-
nection ~·i1h·money, valuabl'5,
personal possessions. Check
Insurance. Get appraisal. Find
HOW SHOWlHCi
FIRST RUN
Ell()n KAST1£R II'-,, ROBERT ALJWH "-
EUJ OTf GOULD .,
"THE WNG GOODBYE"
oot whm! you Nnd, wbo
owns what and what you can
do about tt.
CANCER (Jwie 21.July 2:2),
Ulnar cycle is ru,h; take lni·
tlatlve. Accent original ldeps.
independence. Person a 1
magneUsm 900rs. You attract
opposite sex .
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
1'1alnt.ain low profile. Be
discreet. "take peace at h<rne.
One v.'ho badgered you in re-
cent past is ready to of·
ftt aJ»logy. Be a gracious win·
ner. · 1f mature, you gain.
VIRGO (Aug. '~-Sept 2:2 )'
Promie 9hollld be defined.
Not v.•ise nov.• to taJce situa-
tions, individuals for granted.
Element of deception, In·
tentlonal or otherwise, ls
pretent.
LIBRA (Sept. 13-0ct. 2:2)'
SIJllgeslion made In past comes
home to roost. You asked
for chance to demonstrate
plan . ability -now you get
It . Draw upon experience.
SCORPIQ (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)'
Lunar aspect ls such that you
complete project, reach more
people and Jt<lin great c r
recognition. Stand tall.
SAGm ARIUS (ti;ov. 22·
Ilt'c. 21 ): O'eali\'ily is solu·
tion to apparent delimma.
"!rans find v.11ys of expressing
yourself.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
J9): 1'-take amends for any
slighls to ooe who means
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Ann . Gray, a student at Golden \Vest CoUe~e. used
apphque and stitchery techniques to fash1cm th is
textile design. The work is now on exhibit in the
GWC library', along with student sculpture and
fiber pieces, through Marcil 15. ·•
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WINNER OF 2
ACADEMY AWARD
NOMINATIONS!
oanne Woodward
. Best Actress
.(BEST ACTRESS' of the ea ' • · N1111r,,,t f lltr1 C1ifrc$C,,,11 j y f •
SYL VIA SIDNEY
B_est Supporting Actress
Summer Wishes
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endeavors, basic c h a n g e s ,
variety d contacts and ex·
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TD DAY'S CBD 'SSWDBD PUZZLE
ACROSS 11 Polynesian lily particle 37 Wail 102 The imoo1o
78 Damp 152 Vtf'Ve 39 Post 103 Mathemr.
1 Gum drops 79 Deceive 154 Anger exctMnge 104 Attuned
6 Laryrui:: 80 Beaulilul resin 155 Egyptian Ood 4'0 !.i•lliutn 106 Riftr •
affticlior1 82 Author 15(1 Mllecf• eon •Ymbol 11-..a
11 Ration Fleming 157 New 42 Stoneworker 108 Ctwged
16 Wiid animal 83 Miner's qUHt Zea finder' « Atomb:e Plftlc1•
21-klbitual•. 85 "Loo aaw••" 159 Jap&MM mil• '46 Narrow 109 Mm"Ty:2
22' Ra'ddlah--87 Sb1pllng 100 Glacial tldot ...... ......
IKown 88 lntenMd 161 And: Lltlh .ca l~ttentW. 112 P.lteher
. 23 Rett.ige 90 Diner'• bo•d 163 Olgraph 50 S.dloo 113 Relax
24 Accede 91 Literary 184 Forett 1S1a<* -·-115 Sollelfted gum
25 IAft·hand ' coUacllon 166 outir zone 51 Twitching 1 HS Poelry loml .... -92 Goll score 1e7 Amerl~ 53 Dueling sword 118 Sufflc.
'26 Rough lava 93 Compete autl'IOr 55 Civil wrong 119 SmaU tall
27 P•id notice 94 June beetle 169 Cyl111drlcal 58 Melle 120 Oekota
:28 Neuter 95 Cartel 171 Student paper 57. Girl's name Indiana
pronoun . 98 Squander 172 Low tides 58 Lyric mvH 122 Mfile IWln
• 29 Representative 100 Total 173 Saa birds eo Bridge hand 123 Fem1Je porker
30 lrit•matlonal 101 Wifely ru\• 174 Deviate 82 Motor ,,._
l1n9uage 105 Stinging 64 Thus 128 Capture1:
.31 New Zealand Insect DOWN 65 Absolute slang
tort 106 Prohibit 68 Fence atep 130 Look ~-
32 AngJO">Saxon · 107 "Wonderland-gh1 1 Ruse 88 Swlu 132 Encountered
letter 109 Melody 2 Poaftive pol• mowit1inl 13-4 Sublett ... Silo_ 1 JO Slit: Diii. 3 Greek letter ea u~at 135 Imitate lalaely
36 'Araci"nld 111 Sm1.ll fish 4 Llberirin 71 Mlncac:I oelh 138 Auaslan
38 Ntier• 112 F11ux pas measure 73 Atmoaphere rnoootatr.
40 Cooking fuel 114 In lavor of 5 Aflinnallve 75 Dltmond 137 Yes: Gtrman
41--Sports group 115 O~end reply 79 1nllial 139 Make hapgy
"'3 KinO 1'16 Alter 6 Hau.rd J)fOgt'ell 141 Most Inferior
"beaters .. 117 Rattlesnake 7 Saveabl• BO Carotid 144 Chinese
45 Lode loads 121 Dellellcy 8 Forward 81 Zleglald ahoW measure
41 Generation 123 lntelllgence 9 Single thing 83 Compleln 145 An'c>hllhMler
48 Small valley 124 Sounded a 10 Courtyard 84 Asiatic river 146 Intoxicating
49 Try """' 11 Agitate 86 co ..... 111e 148 Victim
52 Christmas 125 Belgium river i2 Old waman 87 Roulette bet 149 Buddhlat
54 Grafted: Her. 127 Station 13 Latin 89 Purpoee delusion 58 Student paper 128 ·Tw!lled 9reetings 90 Chinese 151 Tiny insect 59 Parched 129 Encourage 14 French Income .Oclety
61 Bishop or 131 Abound 15 Complete 92 Literary 153 That glrl 'a
Rome 133 Surges 16 Kennel burlesque 156 Greek
63 Scorches 13$ Japanese greeting 94 Contradlet mount11ln
67 Wading bird volcano 17 Personality 95 Bend 158 Corded fabric
68 Ancient 138 Devon river 18 Metric 96 Wirelen 182 Tocldler
calculator 1'60 Pour lorth measure 97 Pronoun 165 Whlle
70 Beglflner 142 Scolllah turnip 19 Calyx pert 98 Ceut1on 168 Alternative
72 Hunting hoond 143 Blbllc11 king 20 Tantalize 99 Pixie '""d 73 Conleder•I• 147 Danish coin 33 QerlllVfl cry 100 Money 170 Abl'aham'a 7 4 l.a111e cup 148 Sacred song 35 Feedbag aubtlltut1
78 PllSM<S bird 150 Mlrtlte "dalnlles .. 101 Sacred blrthplece
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MON. TUES. WCD. JHU RS . fRI.
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WELL·STAMPE'D PASSPORT OF 3-YEAR.OLD
Cruton LH CNswell, Airline Brit
Airline Brat,s:
-J unwr J et,se_tters
By DEE WEDEMEYER In the more than 117,000
NEW YORK (AP) miles yowig Creston has log.
Creston Lee · a..wtll has ged, he bas played with
made 11 rollll<I trips across Spanbb-speaklng <hlldren In
the AUantle and finally ooo-a -part and rlddm
duded that the world'• best, on the carouae1 at Frolilmn
hot ~!¥le .I• ~ed II .the ..... ll•-· 1be i.oodon ....... Elllel row ..... ·Ler others ... --. . . ..,_.~
dream t>f Paris and love or menl mre. lie !Jll been In
the Loiivre Creston Lee er... the Prado, where a Goya nude ' ' . well think> d ..,.,,. and warm immediately """81!t bll eye: ·
milk. '"l'bal woman bU 1IO 'clothes
BUI then he has a speCla . on," he exClili!iil-. ~. +---1
viewpoint. He I~ ooly three iris ~-ts · Terri and years okl. _...... '
. And he's also an airline Donald C. Creswell-~·1: vice
brat. a child ol one of the preskten't of. cargo sales for
nation's ~.ooo air Ii n_e Pan Ame,ri,can WOrid.~ays
-have pa_sted a postcard
Of painting 1n enston'• mp-
boot · foe when be Is older
and more apJftciative of fine
arts. '
"Tiii! BOOM fer ·bis bu
come with jet," says Jflff1
,Jacob, a ·vice pr-· al
Ameriean Airlines -bas
watdled bis .-dllldn!!> become lncreulngly bl a 11 e
about travel. ·
_ Jacob himself "'.BS ~ pioneer ·
~--alrline-Orai...Hill fathet..worked ~ --for American Airlines and
Jacob remembers as a ch.ltd
Dying from New York to Tex·
a to visit his grandmother:.
The journey meant six stops
TRAVEL
employes. · Like their parents,
they Dy .for free or wltb huge.
diacoonts and Ibey grow up
with an \mlJ.1U81 perspective
oo. travel. '
FOR THESE junior jel!et·
· tera, a 7i7 ii as familiar as
the iiaiiiol""3. First class
aooommodatloo Is n>atlne. A
trip to lmdoo may coat them
)eSs than other kids pay for
• a S&turday movie. Jn fact ,
some airline kids have taken
a plane·just to see ·the movie,
having fint circumvented the
ooat of the movie charge by
bringing their own earphon ...
OtbeNI take a fiil!lll when they
need • free meal or are tired
ol dormii«y cooking. •
The wodd Is literally their
playground.
Jazz Cruise .
Presents
The Pros
Jazz errt!IJsiasts are a
.,...,;al target for S.S. Rot·
terdam's seven-day cru1se to
Nassau and B e rmuda
departlng New York May 25.
Jazz concert arlbts who will
be featured on Showboat I
are Ray Chacles, E 11 a
F11%genld, Dizzy Gllleipie,
Olcar Petf!nlOll, B o b b y
Hackat, James Moody,
~ Staton, Jimmy Tyler,
C8rl Warwlcl< and Leonard F.-..
Perfanners will _ appear at
vVkJus timee: durina: the
mdle Ii ~ and even-
.. -· In odclltion, .....,_..., will have the op-
portunity to alt In on jam
11 J •B Ind rebeanaJs with
the ortlsts. They will also be
Jnvlted to partk:lpale In -I dl•c u s aions with the
pe-formers and leading juz
historians.
The Rotterdam d e p a r t s
lrom P1f< 4 on Sa-y.
May ZS, at 5 p.m. and retW'DI
lbe foUowtn& Saturdol', JIDIO
I, at I a,m.
Mininan rates •!Mt at 1115
........... upqrd to 1110 for --
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in a 003. His mother would
pin $1 inside his coat and
give him a note for the
stewardess, saying, "Put me
off in Fort Worth."
It's different for bis kids.
"Yoo talk about driving .
!IOITlewbere in a car for two
boors and tt'• like going to
jail.~·-llid Jacob. "When 1VC
are Dying, lbOY want to -
if they are going in a 747.
If it's a 747, they want to
i<noW ~ It bas a piano bar.
'll>ey'll .. k what movie Is
playing. A 12-fear-old kld Is
not $Upposed to ask what
mov.ie's on."
SOME AIRLINE.§ are reluc-
tant to discuss their employe
passes, saying they don't want
to stir up resentment from
the public paying Ml fare.
Bui others williilgly publicize
the iyatem. 'llley say tt Is
a major advantage i n
recruiting new em p 1oye1,
although they are not hirlnC
right DOW. They emphuize,
however, that in mmt cues
the pa19c riders were not tak-
ing seats from p a y 1 n &
passengers •
Pasa privileges vary from
airline to airline and genenUy
lncrea,. with oeoiority and
position. For example, round·
the-world econoll)y class fare
is about $1,600. The depen.
dent of any Pan Am emp1oye
with three months' seniority
can fiy that route once a
year for $320. Dependents of
an employe. of 10 years can
fiy the route any number of
times for a $30 service charge.
Dependents of staff vice
prealdenls :... -.. Donald
a.swell -and other high
level omc.n ... unlhnlted
free tripe regard!.., o f
oeoiorily. Most depeod<nls
1 .... their -when they are 21 ar no longer dep<ndent
on their parents.
JtrrY Jacob's d!ildr<:n have
used free travel -to keep In touch with friends who have
moved to other cities. Sixteen-
year-ol-l:!Jen Jacob ha!
!raveled to St. Louis to spend
the night with a friend . Her
l .. ~ar:.oki sister, Susan. has
vlalted a friend In North
Carolina, allll last tummer
brother BIUy, -U. new
to Paris to aee . a former
IChoolmM
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BUENA PARK
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Get dressed, honey. We're cutting down on the high cost of looking '
pretty. Every dreils and pantdress Is on sale, klci<yto ctalisic. '
Whether you Uke dress-ups, dress·dO\YllS. straight looks, flare looks
or go-anywhere looks, you'll find 'em for less. savings are simply ' ·
terrific. And hurry. A week goes by pretty quick.
Sele ends March 9. . t:>i ••
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• Former Tennis Era Revisited
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Editor'1 Note: The modern era daughter's. current exploits on the
1portl' vista ii providing .enter· courts around Santa Monica.
t.ainnunt, qualit11 and occalionaUy "Ob yes. [ played quite a few
tontrover111 on a sc.Je mver be--~~ ...u"' H I Hot~"' •1 \';Of'e attained in the world of ath-~ wuu aze u.lLISS, 1' ary 1 Browne and Mildr<d Bjumedt and
letics. Yet tp0rta of darts gone by I. think. we came out about everi,"
MOSCOW (AP) -. Amerca '1
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Albrltloo and Ganlea. Grove!1 Mary
Decker, came tbrougll in wiming fashion
Satunlay but a lack ol -dama,..S
the U.S. tract hopes be)'<IO<l ..,,.ir t1
the Soviet Union won Its dual meet
with the Amerl<an! h<tt.
Albrlttoo, who just last .,.,-eek tossed
the 1'1Joond shot ~·. surprised the favored Russians with a wlmlng heave
ol IU.
)ilss Deci:er. wb(> was later lnvolvfd
in a ba~ incldenl with the
Russians durinC the med1ey relay, ran
away in t.be 800 meter race.
Ev<n vel<ran hurdler Polly Johnson,
leeliol the ellects ol an injury and
fmiolm>c l"" """""' in the 60 bi&bs. _., belp stem the tide.
Both USC,
Bruins Need
Late Rallies
BERKELEY CAP! -Dan Andenon 's
10-foot bank shot with fotD' seconds re-
maining and his succeeding free throw
oo a technical foul lifted IOth-i-anked
Southern California to a 70-67 Pacific-8
. Cont.....,. basketban victory Satw-day
OYef'_ California.
1be Bears, who twice trailed by 15
poinU, looght back from a = deficit to gfab a 67.a& lead with 12 seconds
left, when Cart Meier made two free
(hrowS' tor-·caJ: Anderson then drove ..
lo his left !or the winiliiig jumper.
'USC left the court a!tir the hom
sounded, but officials ruled California
had called time out. But the Bears
were out of their anoted time-out& and
were charged with a technical foul which
Anderson made. ·
Gus Williams made another free throw
with three seronds left for the final
. TrojaM margin.
• VCLA Bolds On
ala:o had great moments and .1tar .. ~ p<Ffonfwn. Todor our wok'-'at ' . -.,.... STANFORD, (AP)-UCLA barely
those *us focuaei on Mall S'vttim The trio ol feminine net stars survived another terrific scare Saturday Bundv. dominated the; U.S. tennis chain-night but still held on fo defeat $anrord
pionahips at Forest Hills from 1909 82-60 and maintain its share' of the
By HOW ARD L. HANDY . lhrilugh 1919. Pacilio-II Conference basketball lead.
Nor cooild a world-""""'1 perlormanee
by LI. Tom Hill In the llO-mtter hurdles,
a ..conl-iYinll sprjl]Lby cuirord OuUJn,
ora David·and-Oollath upset of Russia's
hlahlY'reprded dec:athloo mao· alter the
Old.,,....
The Russlans ~·on the third annual
lndQor meet by a scot. ol tS&-124, healing
the men 89-72 and swampin&: ma.ch Bert
Lyle's girls 7W4.
Head cqach Roy Chemock said with
a aeose or the obvious: "We just were't
strong enough."
When most of the U.S. champions
begged oil the bip to M°""". Chemock
was lell with a selection of dedicated
runners-up. "We brought fine people ,"
he said after the meet. ''but oot our
best, and you can't beat them un1ess
you have your best."
HUI. 1 14-year-old Arkanaos State
College 'graduate. shaved a tenth or
a seoood ofr . the "°"\d indoor mark
for the SO.meter hurdles. 116 was Umed
in 7.3 acconds. \Vl\lie Davenport, was
a close second in 7.4.
The Americam had little to cheer
about when Zrw:unensll:y Brothers
Stadium had emptied. OU!lin. equaled
the fiO.meter tncfoor mark with 6.4 second
sprint and Steve Cough performed pn>-
digiously, beaung Nikolai Avilov in the
·pentathlon 4.166 points to 4,106. Avllov,
the 'A-'orld-record decathk>n champion,
was 'believed unbeatable.
Another bright spot "'a t h e
eourageou! victory in the 1.SOO meters
by lilichael Slack. Slack overtook Pylor
Anlsln in the lasr lap, "'as ~ by
the Russian and then overtook him in
an elbow·jatTing rush to givt OK>mock
a victory he hadn't COW1ted on. Slaci 's
. Ume for the metric mile was 3:49.2.
Best for the Anlerican women were
l\fartha \\raison, a 25-ycar-old Tennessee._
State graduate, who won two events,..•
the SO.meter dash in record-tying lime
and 7.1 and the broad jwnp with
leap of 20 feet , 8 inches.
But O\'e.r·all Soviet depth and balan t
won out, from chunky Na de z h d a
Chizhova's world-record heave of the..
shot put, 66-11 1~ to Olympic champ\(f('
\'iklor . Saneyev's winn ing triple jump
or $4-10'4.
Sergei Bodalov. who is not consld""'"1't•
the best Soviet high jumper \\'on his
event at 7-31,, a shade less than Valer)' •
Bnunel 's 13-year-old "'orld iridoor mark
ol 7-4 h. Budalov missed three lim~
at 7·5.
Bato11s Fly
As Decket
Gets A11gry
~TOSCO\\' ~AP 1 -Quiel. unassu1ning
J\.tar~i' l)e(:ker Jost her 1cmpcr a t the
U.S.·Russian track meel here Saturday
night.
1'1iss Decker. the bcsl of the U.S.
female rurmers, \li'OO Lhe SOO.metcr as
expected.
!Jben~ in· the v.'OfTlen's medley relay.
she hurled tY.·o~ batons at her Russ ian
· opp03ent, in a fit of aflget. --· · • '
The IS.year-old Orange .High school
girl was Cro\\'ded on the ' last lap of
the BOO-meter anchor n1n In the relay
by a muscular blonde Russia n gi rl named
Sarmite Shtula.
Miss Shiu/a cut in fron~ or ~1iss Decker
on the next·tO-lasl turn. and seemed
to elbow the American girl. dri ving
h<!'r off the inside lane or the track .
~l iss Decker slowl'd to a trot.
Hl"!' face renected first bewilderm ent am then anger. She "'OUnd up with
her bat~ and threw it at ~tiss Shtula 's
fleeing back bot missed .
Then J\.1ary retrieved hc:or "'eapon and
jogged on to the finish ~•here she tried
again. Again, she missed.
In sobs at the finish line. the American
youngster screeched. "She hit me with
the bat.on in the stomach."
The judges disqualified the Rtmian ~
relay team for Miss Sbtula's in-
terference and did the same to the."
Amciicans for ··unsportsman!Jke con-
duct.''
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t-----tc--May-1Juttm:-Bonclrhmri""'<l-the-..-..,.m;;nirnimil':'u,._T.iurn~i0rJ,;;;,-t-"Wi.th ldenttcat-1·1.2 ronfete~-a:nd.-iz;
fomtaio of youth. century? overall records, wil_I meet next Saturday
The 1900 and 1907 Wilnbledon · "We had a ranch in· Pasadena and to decide the league title.
womeri'a singles llennis champion is . [ was-the youngest of seven childi-en. Although Stanford's seven-foot Rich
Jiving by herself in Santa ?wlonlca We were all pretty lively and "'e KeUey rouled out with more than four
and.., when 8"ed to discuss some of all though( we woold like 10 pla y . .minutes remaining, the Cards-still-took
her ezpk>ita on the teDnis eour\S, tennis 80 we built our own court," the lead at 55-53 with 3:10 to go. But
sbe aiirwered by saying: she says. ' UCLA ran off five straight points and
"1 don't want to talk about tho6e "It was a clay court and it was the Cards could never catch up. A
things anymore." a pretty nice one at that," she adds desperation half court shot which y,·ould
Whether her livin,B in the present . prood]y. ~en!'1 the game at the buzzer hit
and attending term~ -mat~ with 'lbe Sutton yooogsteo were largely
self-taught disciples of the game. Waltoo finished the game with 23
·What is ,the biggest difference in points and 14 rebounds, but high point
tennis today'> honors went to Stanford forward nm
"For ooe thing, the youngsters today ~tterson who finished wilh 2' points.
have a '6eUef ChariCe of play.--nn---uc1;A-112:--W1111-1J,--Mey--12.--.Wtllan_ll.
II .. 'f> Ci;rtls l, Ln 2, T/'f(MC:ll 2. MCCtrtw 11. rot1IJ )fe • · ... io.12. "Wben i · u.-STANFORD 60: Ptttenon H, kll-''111' ,, Ktlly Was growing Up, 1.11t:n! I, ArterDef'ry U. Trobtle 5. TOltll ts 10.ll.
her daughter' ~-.. Bundy ~ey, was only one •--•-pro 10· ·the woo•-H11111mt1: vcLA. 12, s11r11orc1 2.. Fouled -= ....,..,..IJ" '""""'' K:llU'-3 it: Kelley. Tol1I fouls: UCLA U, Stanforll W. A! hu anything to db with her longevity, of Call!cnia and he was in San 1,1111.
is ci-tiooable. Franci3co. e Durks Vpset
,But her vibrant enthusiasm for life ''Today it seems like there is a
and her sharp answers belie ~lw:r pro trying to help youngsters on every
age. comer almost."
"[fm getting too dam old. I want Not ,too long ago, the belle of tennis
to roi'get about some of lhose things," just after the tum of the century
lliie •aa.ys. · • was iodLICted into the Balboa Bay
Whsi she travtled to England for the Club Hall of Fame.
Wimbledon championships, she bad :o But her present thoughts on tennis
mike the ~ip by ship;-are ol her daughter, Dorothy Bundy
"It .. toot five days to get across," Cheney ol Pacific Palisade:!!.
she recalls. · "She's playing very good tennis
... ·-· ahobl .flytng..in .a .maUe<.ot: .. rigllt...,..,:'. lhe. proud.-· .. ya, ..
bows! ,, "She fmisbed third in the Santa.
"I don't'like fiyiog. I bate airplaaes Monica clly championships playing
and don't get In them unless I bave against oppooems In the 30 bracket."
lo," sbe ays. "It bulU my 1-ing Don>lhy ls a )'Olmpler In her 50s
wt.ea they come dowil." and was well known in international ·
When the -at Wiml>ledoo, she !<mis circles bersell. In 1941 she
defeated Kay Douglas Jn both Jnstan. teamed with Pauline. Betz to win
ces. InJIOI the tables were turned as _the U.S. Indoor doubles championship.
Mia Douglu was the winner u t!le Wllh that lt .,... ofr lo join IJl>rolh?.
two reecbed the finals for three 'Of a bit of. shopping and another·
straight. years. visit to the fomtain ol. youth that
The Wimbledon el]lerience is but hll brousfit her eternal youth '°"
a small part or the rich carter or a vibrant reeling for life today-not
Mn. Bundy but she prefers to talk lot' a om e t h i n g out of the or ether· lhinp illcluding h er past.
SEA'ITLE -Ron \VilUams hit t"''O
fre thl'O".V3 with six seconds left in
overtime to give ~the Utii~r"SitY .. Of
Washington an upset 84-82 victory over
Oregon 's ~cks in Paclfic-3 basketball
game Saturday nighL
Williams' two free throws ga ve the
Huskies an 84-80 lead and an Oregon
bucket at the b<Jz1.cr wasn't enough.
Oregon's Ron Lee put on a brilliant
.. il\'WIJ4.~ shooting exhibition, scoring
21 points alter intennissioo to ~eep
Washington from putting the game away.
e Bee..ers Cruise
PULLMAN -Center I)oog Oxsen
9COred a career high 16 poin~ all In
he first ball SatW'day night to spark
the Oregon State Beavers to a 7H3
P-basJ<elbaU victory over Washingtoo
State.
Oxsen. wboee previous eai:eer high
was 13, • led the Beavers to a 37.29
halftime lead and OSU coasted home
loc Its fourth conference ,l'.ictory against
six !Osses:
U>nnie Shelton led all scorers· ror the
Beavers With 2Z poinla.
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MARY DECKER LEADS RUSSIAN BEFORE BATON TOSSING INCIDENT.
Standout Efforts
Basketball Coaches
· 60-mf!er hurdln . I. Hill IUSAl 1.J 2. Oav,np0r!,
IUS"'I l. Mosnl1W1vUI, (U!SRJ E011•rd Pft't•"••v, IUSSR>.
•OO mi!'lt'5 • l. Vfn1M, !US"'J 43 2 Koeller. !USSR) l, Wllll1m1: USA!•· f\lfev, (USSR !. ~!Ir d,111'1 • I, Ol/tlln, {USA) 6.•. J, l{l)l',..ly11•. (USSR,) J. MeF1rl1nd, ru~Al •• ~llO•, CUS~R I. J
Sllof P11t • I. AIW!llon, IUSAI 6' IMI 6 , lnt,..I. 2. YtrOPi/ !U~SR l 6W ... 3, ,,.ovn-O, _. (USSR). '· Prlc1, USA), toO mtilerJ · 1, Artemov, CUSSRJ 1:,1.t 1.
Scktp«, CUSA) 3, N.cElrcrr {USA), •· N•tMnlll'I, USSR. . Triple lump • 1, 5-)TI. ~USSll J, ,,._10\lo 7, Btrllwn, (USSIO J, Grlme1 !USA.! •, t11ynH.
IUS"'l
1. Pr!11rl~1111cUs~it 11"l~0·1t~.~~1 1~~A1r'4. "'<:.~~: (U$.A ) •
1,SOO Metl!'f't • l , Site•. (YiSAI J, 4'.2. 1, f~~'.!.'l' IUSSRJ, l. N.nhertkycn, USSltl •· Mic.NICI,
1.000 IMi.r"• • I, K111MhOY. (USSltl l):SZ 6
loto't, !USSR ) J, Jol\(>loll, !US.Al '• Flll'lt1' (USAJ.
B d f H L-Jump · 1. PDlll111llrw, (USSll ,) U.'"' 1. . l'erTlfflltY, (US.SR) J, RO'(l!tf, (U$.Al '• L•nltr, Se Or O,wrs (USA)•
· tllgt<I tump • l· 8\111.l.l~™.l-7 IMt~---1 -~ ~·-.........->. '""•· (Um.o '· w•,.ff, '""'
Stan De~1aggio and \Vend.ell Witt didn't
get any or the coacfH'f.the-year laurels
that were pa!Sed ooL following the oon-
clusion of regular season basketball play.
De~1aggio lost his chance for Orange
loop laurels when his San Clemente
Ti"it.Oi\s · lost' llieir "filiale" tb University
- a loss which denied them a share
or the circuit championship.
However, the TritOns boss surely
WHITE
WASH
kl"ll WMITll (:.
deserves public reeognltton for the stand·
out season SC is enjoying. His force3
~re 20-6 and _]lave · worked their ... way
into Lhe quarterfinals of the CIF playoffs
and .on the way they knocked off the
No. 2·seeded p!ayofr entry rrom Walnut.
They drew an enthusiastic near~paci
ty crowd for tllelr most recent home
game and with Dcl1aggio leading the
way, the Tritoils are building sol.id school
and community spirit.
\\'itt also comes in for plaudits. Playing
a free Janee schedule in a new school
that has nary a senior, he put together
a basketball team wh.ich did itself proud.
The yOung Chargers wound up with
a 1.J.11 roo:1rd and spUt their two playoff
games.
They had a slow start ( 1 ·5) but con-
tinually improved despite going against
schools "'Ith considerably I a r g e r
enrollments and established cage pro-
. grams.
His team rcnectcd solid coaching and
was a credit to !he Orange C'.oast area,
which is noted for its high standard
of prep basketball.
There are three at.her coaches who
cannot be bypassed for job-well-done
laurels.
Dale Hagey or NewpOrt Harbor woo
five of his last seven regular season
matches then went into the playoffs
to face the top ra nked team in the
ClF, Palos :Verdeii.
A ,third place finisher in the Sunset
League. Newport Harbor wm a substan·
tial underdog against Palos Verdes.
Yet lJaiey's troops played nose-to-nose
with the heralded PV fh•e and sue.
cumbed in the last two Jninutcs by.
four points.
•, tllUM (U$A), FIYe •{ion..!er w1I• • 1, Vt'lllo, (USSR,) 10:41 .•. J, s~. (USSR.I J, S<.ully, KISAJ •• Don
0. ~. (USA). I WOMEN 60-<rlell" llurclln -I, l.tt>9<k•1 !USSR) l l. 2 Patty J...,._ (USA) I.• J. \'l)l'Ol<llobito, !USSR)
'· Rll!IM !US,t.) WI l!Wttr• -1. Miry Otdllol', 11 ... S 2 Gtrnln.ov1
!USSRJ, J, TousMlnl, (USA).'· K•l.lnkl"' CU.!.SJU d meitrs -1, lll•n1, (USSRI Sl.I l . "'-kMnOYI,
IUSSR), l. Jllchoh, CUS,t.), .i. Norman, (U5it.), 1.-lump -1, W11son, (USit.1. 10·1, 2.. Lotcv~
IUSSRJ, J, Trtlnht, (U$$Rl, •· 8~1!1, iU5A.I
19-0'~. l,SOO mtttrt -l. K11.ocll~ova, !USSRJ, &:ll!.9, l. DYlrn1, CUSSFI ), l. GIDbotls, IUSA.J, •. EMii$
(USA).
Trllllllon -'· Tka<Me111tol (USSR ). 1,n,, 1.
VorokhQQil.O, (USSR), J. McMll ·~ IUSAJ, '· Tlnntv, (US"'I $llolpUI -1. Chl1llo~1, (USSll:J, ,.._111., 7. Kr11cl>lnQy1, (USSR I, ), Stldler, !USA.I, .I, W-.
•(U$.AJ, l.000 rnelt'f't -1. 8r19ln1. (USSRJ, •:11.G,
'· flOnlltrCl'l<Jll., (USSR ), J. QLl!ler, (USAJ, .I, Wtl:IO, !US.A),
Womtn'I 1119n lump -1. H""!lt1, (USA), S-11Vi, 2. F!ltlOYI, IUSSRI. }, Gtllw., (U SR), ol.. GHblrt,
(USA). 600 meltrs -1, C1mpbeH1. !USA.I, 1:311.1, J, ICoenla. (USA), J. $.tWllt CuSSll), I. Styrltll\I,
CUSSll'). 60 meltrl - 1. WtlK!fl, 1us11.1. 1.1 1. M,tjllkOYtl
!USSll ), ). f111!1ml1Ny1, USSlll:), '· MilnfllOmlfY\ IUSAJ.
TV Agenda ·
11 a.m. 141 -NJll . llOCKEV
-The Chicago Black Hawks meet
the Detroit Red \VingS. ·
11 :.00 a.m. (2) -r-;R,\ BASKET·
BALL -the Ne"' York Knicks :inrl
Boston Celtics meet in an Atlantic
Division game.
I p.m. f7l -Tlf6 SUfERSTARS p
-T~me athletes compete u1
• . Heard Whistling a Happy, Tune
And Dave l\lohs' Edison learn came
on strongly to win six of its nnal seven
Irvine League games, gaining its first·
ever ClF cage pla)'Off berth. Thro it
fought heavily favored Huntington Beactr·
on e~ teams ror _three quarters before ~ by ID In CIF battle.
the $122,000 finals .
I :30 p.m. (4) -WORLD CH•M·
PIONSWP TE NNIS ..:: The WCT
blue group takes to the court in the
$50.~ pro-celebrity tournament.
ORLANDO (AP) -~ Jerry --..:.:i-··-par • .... llll load la two
-_, la the -romd ol
the •uo.• airu. oi-Golf -. ---· wbo lm -or -the leed all the way, ... MJ Hp a Sf.-bole
lalal ol JM. a II -far Ga the
warm and -1,5,...S Rio Pm Counlr1 Club -...
'Ille lnl&ky ,_ man, wt» hall a
habit o1 wblstllog IOltly 1o ~1maeu 1n
bis wual omble d</Wll the ~. bi'rdied the llllll bolo lo ..,.... hi>
load ---· Bob M"""'1 ... ._ ..,,.,._, llod ... --. ".. .
• '
•
·~ wbo -his lint pro-
C...ml victory J1111 i... .... """'. bad
a •, U..., JIOlfOd • and Blaneas
dlor8"d Jnlo ClOlllenllon with a sb-mder-
par.. • au au RodrJ«uei, with a M, hal
Jllll-...... -. l><lllnd at an. •
'l'1la big -al :llll, eight under
par aod only '°"' shoU bolllnd going into the last roond of this ch..., lor
a '30,000 first prize, w11 made up of
Hale Irwin. Bert Yancey, Lann y
WadktM, Bob Ung8', AmtraJians Bruct !nm"*1 and 8ruco Devlin and Sooth --yOJle. Wadltlaa, <he only one ol the lead"1's
wbo lallod to bmk 70 Jn the almoot
'
ideal playing 'cooditloos, bad a 71. Unger
paMod a •· Devlin and 1nm 61, Yancey
ml Colo 17and~a16.
Loe -bod bis font good .......
of the lelnament, a 61 for 212. Arnold
-could do "' Getter than matdl par n and a_..i out o1 t1t1o ...,.
-at21J. Jacl< Nicklaus, To'" Welttlopl, Johrvly
MUI« and Billy C...,... are net COOi·
petlng.
"l l'Mlty wsit ·to win bed," ukl
the .. , .. Mid Heard, who _...i the
last ol hil -'"'"--in the spring ol 1972. "It's -o
wblle and I roally ....i H."
•
At Villa Park. former Marina jooior
vmity eo&ch· Ron Lindsay has turned
in a nifty effort. in his-varsity coachlng
cleb<rt.
Uodsay took a sd>ool that had su1retec1
1htough three tonsecutive locsing cam·
paigns and gukta:I it to M Jl-7 record
and third place tn the rough and t.umblc
Crt.'$1,iew U!ag~.
Then in <he playol(s. VIiia Park
surpri.-.ed Edgewood aM mlg}Ky Gancsha
to ti!;O into next week's quar1«flnals.
, O..\fngglo, Win, llagev. Mohs and
Lindsay have no ct't1ificates acclaiming
them a5 coaches or the year. But their
line dlorts sur<ly meril exlra rooognl·
tlon.
2 p.m. ll ) -CBS SPORTS
SPECUCUWR -The 86th AAU
men's, and \\'Omen's indoor track
and field championships. Abo,
"1orld Hockey Association
highlights.
3 p.m. 17) -•MER!CAN
SPORTSMAN -Emt!sl Borgnlne
Md Jonathan \\1inlers fish roc
amberjack near Key West, F1a.
3:30 p.m. t?• -·WIDE WORl.b
Of' SPORTS -The "·orld four·rt\An
bobsled chllmpionshlp. taped at St.
Mori ti. • Switr~rland. Also t h e
naUonal champior.shlp I n d o o r
motorcycle race nnd the "''Orld !JO.
meter ski jumping champlons!Up .•
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Sundly, M1tttl l , 1974
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~oStrike Cathy Rigby No Longer Feels Pressure
fu~ ' . -. • ~LA Wins
~.. .
i '.NEW YORK -BUI CUrry
;.! the -Ollm. ,_i.. ~ o! the Nattoml Footblll ia1Ue Playen ~iatkln, aid Saturday Ille! tile 1971
-will not be canc<iled lltca111e of a strike.
'"J11o NFL oeuon will bo ~ed ... let me make that
u a crass. blatant predio-b ," the Oilers' center said.
"We don't want to devastete
ibe game . . . we just want
lo be treated like men," CUrry
.,i::.
~ Negotiallons on a new ~
Inc! -tile league and 1he players a5'0dallon bepn
Mardl IS In Washington. A
Dumber of · stan, including
lluftalo running bade O. J.
l:Jmpooo, han said they ex-
pect a strike and Ed Garvey,
executive director ol the
NFLPA, says be baa already
received overwhelming
authorization for a strike.
.• Kfngs Roll
ws ANGELE? -c.nter
,Bu!dt Goring's 21st g&al of
"the 1eason early in the final
• period helped lift U>s Angeles
into s third-place tie with St
Louis as the Kings bea< the
Blues 4-l Satunlay ntgbt In
a Na~ Hockey ' ia(1le ...... • Gorlnl'• pl came with the
' ...... lied w IDd del-
• llob -added .. II> .....,. tally wUh 1:411 to play
~ -wtlb • .... lllp mot. It
;.-lb! tllltd Klnp' """"' ";'jilsy 1liJil" t!ie mnlnr. .
· liolli teams hive M polllls
:ltp the w-.i DtvlliOl, me
• "JDore Jllen Idle AUIDIL
: .. 9 'Pac:Je Seore•·
WINSTON.SALEM -Tep-
ranl<ed Nor1h Clrollna Stale'•
f'1·foot-4 Tommy Buries.on
, • ""°"'ed a la to airge that put
down a Wake Forest threat
· IUd carried the Wollpock to
, a 71.c! Atlenlic CO.Ill Con-_fen!nce buketbell v l c t o r y
Saturday nlgbt.
--sis " hlll '17 points after JJ.pme looer Wllb ,_cut thew~
• -to llMD wllll lolrmimta
left. lie l(l>ltecl a lo-point
·spree that keel N.C. st.te's
• -\'lc!Dr7 ill • -and ' llltll llndlltl cmr ACC rivals.
.. e E .. Jlllll Bot
• . _ _JA, s.c. -Alex
'"Enelllb hll loc 37 points Satur-.. uy to help llU>nnked -.
•Carolina def eel Houatoo IOMG
at OUoUna COllseum. : .. ~ The Gamecocb _,..led
I 'the pme from the be(lnnlng,
• I btU1na Cl\ 56 percent of the .
-:....,• from the Door IUd 70 .• -;;;;;.. from the line. South
,·Carolina ii now 21...f and
·lloulton dzopped to IM. • e llfareer l•Je•
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) -...,WI wbm I'm flnllbed," Iba NBC --t OOrp. "But 11...wcl l'Ollly be Nd "I don't lee! the iw-n niily 11 'G dtles -uM where olie 11111 her bW I ..
A lrown eropt '1V'1t CIUJy .. lit Che Uoltecl State' top ~ procluofjai ol "P-U '" -stop bavinl tbo -tbat I dlll ln llJ'lllllUlkl. <Olllllry In lhe -.u moolbr, ti•e.
JUaby'• lace 11 oho leane4 ~ ~ ~ "Alter!Jro ,,......._ the Ol.Yml>lcl~lt Wlllll!J addeve Whether you're In~ or Catloy loo't"" wbld> dJreo. ''.J!ul rfCltl '''""I jult wool
beck In btr dr..ioi room IUl1IDltl" Olympla at Mexico eolbuslann badvm. rm jull Wbll Ill d•tractor1~,llie aw~"-llonbor-·wllltate. -. lo comlaao to 9"t-pro-
cbair and bn111be1!'bacl< her City and at Munldl In im. proud« my ......a,., bul tbe ,. .. ~ .. polb711ld. to -a eood-· In gym-"I don\ -bow loog I I~• looc 111 eQloJ
llbort, blonde bonp. "I've -It r..Uy lak.. magic" the sames ... ,..,.. She aatd -~ ".. llUlics, I WU judi<d ... ....y -Last at It, but If I l1 and·-' lolaafere wltll
"Boy, I'm """1llllY al Ulla," my mk>d di everythlni tbe ElevM y..,. « bumJ>f and year -....,.i bor to auill-move and slip I made. But """'.,_ a -· I thlnl< my marrtop," abe llld.
&aid the %1-~ lonDor betweel abo111." w.n-and •-toeo wu lion fer the "P«er "81!" pro-on llage, I can alford to be I'd lib lo try -NI ..,. ''To ..... MlilnC oller
Olympie l)'ltlllast ot the Lui fall, Callly decided enough," aatd lht pWe.laoed ductton 11111 -Is btr more relaxed. 1..., cet away linl." llbe llld. · you'ft .-i to It ....,._ 1111
neodlepolnt Wllc1c lhe lnspocted aialnst aeekinl a lhltd Olym-"1if!. ol Tommy Maooo, the bo-......... with UWe ml-.. !bat most "I don~ aunt nt f!Wlt (et fer JOUW would reoDy be ber-
at ann's length. pl"' berth to tum prof.,.lonal, 12-year Nlllonal Foo I b a l l Cathy _, bave to lllog « the audl<nco probably .,..,,.cC<ly out « it ·(gym-ill(. You ahrayl -a """1
"I jus took Chis up the . pultlns her 'l)'mDAStic t.aleot Lea(U!! v-nnmic beck, or 1peelt In her role -just wOIJ!dn't cal<:b811)'Way." l1alllcl)," Ille &lid. She run1 er dwll•qe. You ..,·1 llve
other day -it'• my lliat and dance tralnlns to u.e In now a CBS ~ oom· pantomime lllcladd·b$" 1YTI!· -#l<r h« cwnat tour, In a ID'Q)-its camp In !be day to day for d-*'C lie
one. Jt'a supposed to be a ber rote as the tkle star In meotator. outleacrobatksJotbelbow. which ahe will play 10 lhows 1wnmer ~ Garden Grove blue."
Weekend Jogs Producing
Nature Study for Hu"lst
Eric Huill sbould get at leaat a few unlls '
" biology credit fnlm o1I Ibo ,,_,. be
logs. .
It Isn't the ....Uday 11-mlle ja1D1!1 which
prod,uce the nalure study, hut lhe weekend
jogs through the hills behind Emerald Bay.
1"I've seen bobcats, deer and numerous
rabbits and squirrels," says the ~a
Beach sophomore of bis U-mlle runs. 'It's
fun t9 run in natufe. .
"Besides that, the tut few weetenda I've
been able to see l!IORle lllands far to the a:>uth
which I never even knew e:listed.
STEVE
BRAND
11Qu)IM IOI! ~ loot lite they're
close enou&h to toudL ti
HuJot proveo tbere'a ·etlll plenty OI ad-""'""""°""' spirit ill him .. he""""· ''Ulere are nne greeteavee back kl the mcuitalnl.
II'& just .. -wmi you (et away
"""'the --Dolle." Maybe dlalt'• Ille -to his outlltan•ll•g
Nlllllng. lie •YB -be'1 Jou1nc aJooc
... the --be ..... feels Ured or pain. Somehow you ptctuno Hulst -.C
fcnard to 1blle werkud nm· when Ml
just blm, the ....... 11111 --• lJnlllHal:lna _ .....
1'nqlo o11 a. -If -·· Y""°'1
In €ount1
Anbutv filllOUllC at UC lrvlae, tltere n1
Biile ._,.!loo wbal alleet bll (llW
w1Mdd i..e te die n1t of tlte team.
New r.nlaDd.11 Dlvkt Green bad die cllulc
reaetlon:
\ •·1 think It WOUid be blotdy ten1fle:' he
1ald.
One ol the items to mark on your calendar
is the Arcadia Invltatldnal Track Meet, April
lJJ at Arcadia High. In that meet Hulst
will make his itroogest bid llK' a super
mile time.
"I'D Wllc1c fer two aolld -for tllat
ooe race,'' 11&)'1 J1u11t. ''l lbould ~ in
pe<fect shape 11111 the compiitltlon there ls
alnya the best. I'm gotnc lu'au4:10."
11'1 111 ....,q. meet IDd the ncl< bas
produoed -line -And, u you mill lt, the meet will be -tele<11lon (NBC)
Aj><il:#I.
·---lnck --FIUil -1111 tldl ........ -.. w ·-..,._. Oollo ·McCoaell:
11Jle'I u.e HCODd mta:t MtplM>more
dlttilOll namer Ii die CIP.''
WUt aboat SM Clemnle'I Terr 1 Had· -1 ..
"AD I bow ahoat Mm," llYI Flbel, 1111
th! ..... Ille t... na le Ille Or-CO..ty
C1W t»mdr'J ll'fltlticwel, lladclleRlm'I wta.
--la Ille .. .,..._.. dlvilloll -~ u lut u O.U.11 la die venlty/'
·-'-..... Ille t... ..W meet, Fllzel
Mid, "I lllpe tliey p al 11 la -Ille
S..dleni Ol•llel me e t (Mlrd. 11 at
Nnpon -I er -atB (Mardi ltlllB ....... -1." -•a-......-~k?
Pirates' Crmik
--~--
Play$'r-of -year
Onu!le Coast College's Tom Qunt-and Bob Manker
and Golden West's Taras Young have been selected to the
Dolly Pilot's All-Orange County JC baaketball team.
· • Crunk, a standout defensive player, was named the
county player of the year. Santa Ana's Bill Oates wu •
lected lhe top coach. Saddlebeck'I Riel< Bauer earned 8 sec,
ood team berth TQM CRUNK
Anteaters'
'
Crew Boss
On. • • ....,rtim1stic
Coach Bob Emst is em.rq
the 1974 rowing seeson "" an
opUmistlc but caotiOus note.
The UC Irvine mentor feels
confid<'11 the coming season
Will be the best in f.be history
of crew at UCJ.
"'Ibis is the finit time we
have had vecy many seniors
go all the way through ~
Program with a great nwnber
" them stlckin( with it
tbroo(h the summer program.
"Seven ot the eight guys
In our vanity boat have beell
lo(etller ""'two straight,....
....i oeven « them co~
ill llJ" Canadian Nat-~ In the fall."
UC1 !ln9hed the lll!S _,
withaH_and_
ilxth In thew-~
Thli year all raets wtth
exception ol the Western
Sprlnta will Ito held on the
home COUJ"9 of the Anteaten
In NOrth Lido <llannel. 'lbree · « tile """"' lncludin( the one
this ""'k will he of three,
miles duration rather than the
eonventlcoal 2,000 meters.
GREGERSON
NA.BS SECOND
HAYWARD -DID& Hllil
lllgb'1 Bob G:'i only
• lblrd place In tho
~=~ !!": .!.. ~;:::-
ten.• Kirt Krtgbea um
defeated Gnceraon for the ti-
ile.
Founlaln Valley's Joe
YOl&lf, COllliden>d the bti&'"'
thr-..t from the Orange CO...t
area, llPI~ l00r ma-to flnl9b out of the money in the
911>ouaddivtsion. Y....,, who WU ahead 7-2
with 30 -to (0 In his final matdl, was pbmed for
tho lint time In hll -to be eliminated
CloYil H1&b 'm17 'ed Moote
Vista lor the lelm lltlt.
Skating . -
E h"b" •. x 11tion
Scheduled
"E·--..........i... wants to race ~~ ... ~-~~ru-• ....,... medalist novke tee sbtiog "We did it ooee agalnet UC ~ 1\vin join a group Santa Barbara last year. DAVID KIRBY SKATES TONIGHT IN CM. «..,.,,_In an -
UCI will have a varsity, at the IcetCapidee a.Jet Ioe
junior vanity, 11111 lreshmao Anna lmlFt at I o'clock wUh
..,. along w1th vanity and Net R--·-... up the pul>llc -
-lours shell In com-.......... -Kbtly, • -" Balboa
petltioo. 1'IBDd, _, the U.S. DOYlce ~ ~~ ::w:! i::.: S "th Ad nc statioa: ......,.. ..... in tm.
• aenior with junior varsity mi va es; . Joinlnc lmn lo tbo -~8:it becw we cbl't ' ' ' · " =• =be~ iw..a
have to tab· quite u manr Tom Hull and Erlb -
__ Alao u A L _ 8 v· In"""" '11ley llnilhed -
make a
1
mlstakO, it Rtv:.:.. -S rie, __ o_rg In -In the 1974 oenior mUooals. team more at a chance to ~ __ Dwg Varvais and Lisa
(et !lack In the race. Tbe =. wb>palro.,.,., l:,,=
empl1asl9 Is oo eoduranc< LA COSfA -Stan Smith 'I " • ••-••-semUlnal lier this rather than eadeflce." .,. , <rv m u1t: ou..:r ear year.
At -Will be Bruce Jb. OVOJ1l0wered Raul Ram!"" by mal<:b. Jo Am Sclnelder a n d 11e-. • junior. He """ the scores of fh'I, H, 6-4 Saturday The doubles team ol Tom lll<tian! GrH!ln who placed -'-·'~~"P In Canada to """ a semlfmal matdl in Edie! and T • ---~ fourth aa. a pale Jn the silver
l,_ast. ~'::":"'""'r." ""' sen om ~~. dance. They· will demonstl•to
At )i~."7-wtn be Jolm Davis, a $$0,000 World Cbempionsl\ip both ol the United Slates, an original dance patl<m.
a -; Rick Peterson at Temls Tournament. advanced to the cb.Jbles lioals Wendy Burge, Ibo 11'11 ..,.
No. 6; Mil<e Sullivan at No. Tbe tall, powerful .Smith of the ~t by heating tiona1 j<Rlior cha~ .
T LAUDERDALE Crunk, a 6-2 sophomore, was the Pirates' leading re-
FOii · bolnler and paced tbe Dues In ustst& He also averaied
~: Biii Butler a1 No. 4; Jolln · playodmoreaggressivelythan Rager Taylor ol England and Roberta Lel¢Un, third
Sutton at No. 3: Joe Pearson he did earner this seoson when Juao ~ ot Spain, &-3, C:, :;:,,~ the .....,
at NOC 2: and Da.-Graham be lost two mal<:bes to H
In the bow. All are letterinen E.n.r... and Leonard will "-~ ~~:.!!,!972 na-wllh Uno junlon and lour Ramirez. ·~ ~-~~,...... .• Murcer becaDle the best ' paid " Nri> York lo.Tpolntsacame. 1----, -ee 111 lllstoi"y w!leti be YQllll/! waa tbe top ..,.,., In the coonty wblle Manker
!:itmied a 1974 contraet tor an ,... • ~ey ICOl'er-.nd-rebeunder-lor-Orange !lout.-Bouer
r;-.;,,IJmat<d f 11 0 ; 0 0 0 , the waa Saddle back's leading scorer.
Anteaters
Host Golf
Tournament
seoton. '!be fiftl>seeded Sm l th, meet~ and &ocoe Taooer Thereaa Foy socond place
_TheJIQLjunioc. vmity_boat _liel'.VlngJirst In the llnt-set, ln~11L.all-.Amecican.....-........1n_the junior iadie. mtlonal
will ha"" Jim QJrTle at cox· -e Ramirez' service on the lirial. Albe and Tanner esrller oompetltloo this yoor.
-'
I
~ Leo cl b All-Onai• Couty ~can cue u an· Pini Team r--Wday. Player COllego
(• Warriors llp•et Tom Cnmk, Orange Coast
~ CINCINNATI _ L l 0 yd Taras Young, Golden West
· tu' career-high 33 points Bob Manker, Orange coast
}!irilBered a lurlous aecond hall Bob Angel, Santa Ana ~natl comeback and a 92-Mart Campanaro, Cypress ;'ti upeet of elgb!Manked Sa<Gad Team ~l.!aniuette Saiurday In a col-Jell Hutton, Fullerton ·~e buketball game. Pat Barrett, Cypress .. i~ ~ltt:: ~: :1.a~; ~Ana
:~uette iu to open the second Rick Bauer, Saddlebolcl<
Dt.
S-2
HI
6-6
6-4
S-2
6-4
6-4
M
6-4
5-10
Yr.
So.
So.
So.
So.
So.
So.
So.
So.
So.
So.
swain with Gree Peterson at aecond game, took a 3<l lead beat Adriaoo Panatfa o! Italy llari>ara Smith, the 1974
M>lre. Jolin Walker, Jim and won the rint set on his and loo Tlrac of Romania. junior national -.poo. ·
Erwin, Roy Bevin, Brad serv. e .. Ramirez was ahea~ H • G G I In each lllcatlnt! cUvillm «
Lewi!. Brian Atwood, John m the second set before nm· •rtnaK • ns the mtiooals thll Ye a r.
Kerr and Pete Becklund mak· !ling off four points in a row MlAMl -Fourth-seeded Calllcmia 'had • rup:aen-
ing up the crew. Four of the to even the. match. Tom Gorman advanced to the tatlve. 'niese st 1ter1
eight are sophomores. In the third set, the two fipals of World Olampionship tepresent California sbtklc
former University ol Southern Temls' tt11.,000 Red Group clubs as well as the Denver
caDfornla eces traded points ~ Saturday night slortinf club. * * * UCI CREW
IMPRESSIVE
until they were tied H . At with a u, S-3, 7-5 decision Tonight's procram ts beinf
that point, Smith used a deep over eiglih seeded John Alex-opons<red by the M.,. Verde
lob shot to back Ramirez up andcr. Fi&U"e Skatlnc Club wltb a
and Uie Mexican veteran G<lrman will meet unseeded $2 donatlm bting asked for
slashed the return Into tbe CUfl ~· In -y's -In at1endanoe. net for a servicte break. Smith ftnal! wtrih SIO 000 to the "Foi" ticket lnfonnaUoo, call
:jialf IUd bur11t al>ead..by.lS.. PCoa~;~~k.
'points oo a senaatlonal 14-20 ~~~,---
USC's ~ul goV team
including de/ending champion .
Mark Pfeil and U.S. amateur
champion Craig Stadler, will
he •moor 10 1 ..... """"'ting
In the UC Irvine lnvifatlonal ·B'>u toumament at Santa Am coumry Club Mooday.
Other teams besides the
Tn.jans and -scbool will be tJa.A, Cal Stale (Long
Beadll, UC Santa Barbara,
UC Riverside, cal s tat e
(NorthridgeJ, Cal St ate
(Fullerton), Col Slate (Li>.<
Angeles) and USIU.
UC lrvioe's vartsly e.lg!ll-beld. his secve to win the ~ and 1$,000 i., the loser. m.M!ll.
n\ilicrt'W c;ipened·up 'the1974 '·8elllifinaJ· ,, 1 ••• •••••• , ••••• , Drysdale ·defeated~Torn'Ok•· ~ ..... ,., ·•·' · ... •·· · · · · · • · · ·•••
seaaon with ao tmpreistve Smith will lace Australia's ker &4; 1-C, 7-li In Saturday's T • ' spurt fnlm the fleld.
e Tlzna Wfaa
ARCADIA -Fernando Toro
guided Ti1na to "the lead on
the fmal tum and held off
"Pemy Flight by a oeck at
the wire SaLUrday as Con·
venienee ran a distant fourth
in the $100,000 S a n t a
Margarita invitational Hfi,D"
dicap at Santa Anita.
· e Mlraele .Finish
• CHA PEL HILL -
Freshman Walter Davls bank-
ed in a 35-foot jump lhot
·at the end oC regulation time
to cap an Incredible Norih
·Carolina comeback Salurllay
.. the fourthnnked Tar Heels
pped -rival Duke, -~-· ~ lllvlt' Joas llbot ftnlabed •
~=' aow UNC wipe out ~ polDI DUk• ltod In ~ ..,.. •• llDal 17 -· ~VII Ulen went on to ICOl'e >Sli « his toam'1 ton points :;{ii Ille ov.nlme period 11 UNC
~-Ill nicord to lJ.4. '
: Gauchos Feted
Wllebeok COll ... '1 basket·
ball lftln will be honond with
• banquet 1\lnday .. the
Mkskln Viejo Inn. )t beCina
11 l :IO p.m. ,
Area Tilt for Vikes;
SC, Oilers on Road
start at Newport Bay, melling John Newconlhe In today's other semifinals, llreakini Ok· erronSt
visiting Cal Slate ( L "" f finals. N ... com~ -ed a ker's serve ·1n tile 12th game
'Beach) with ease. straight-set triumph Friday ol tile thltd aet for the victory. .
Cooch Bob Ernst's No 1 over Chile's Patricio Cornejo . Unoff1' ,.; o}
unit -the Lone Beach .;.i. 10. advance. The wjnne< « e Net llpaets . ~
fil by nearly a lull minute this event will take bome CHICAGO -Ros' em a r y
l\1arina High's Vikings have buses for the trek to Brawley.
dra~n a home assign.meat for T\ckets ere $4 each exd~lve
second round action In the of the ~ ticket and can
CTF 4-A basketball playoffs be obtained at the aclMtles
and they'll n1eet Citrus Belt office.
League champion P a c I f 1 c +• ,
TUesday rtight at Fountain .:·~~~ ... 11• e1 11:111t:ho ,,
Valley High School. 0omr1101111 va Mlnlk111 •t lono 1t1c~
Hun t l n g t o n B ea Ch • c';,,.,1111 " P'klnc •t FOUflt11n V•lle't mearM·hlte, co-ehaTJlPlon w\Ui H11~
Marini in the Stmeet J.eacue, Cr..-t1 Ytllfr n CrtMll ti Glff'to _ _.. u. _____. dti. c.-.... 11 on the JV11U for ,..., ~"" v"""'" o.. " ""'' Me v1111y C1F eUminllknl te9t Mid wU1 111 .. "'*,...,.' ~ tor-Btl.cb OtY ~ .... ~ .. Saulh Ttf'> ......,~ ~ ~ vt LI Wlhon Callele to dueJ danCeroul 1't \Mlf ltldl CC. fWM1 UdWI LGlll ""lelch WUJaD. _ ,....._ vt '-.t Ytl!ltvrl
---· ....... ,_ lh\ fl*IC. is a Wecne.d:ly dub-w. o.t1r1.i '" 1"""'8oll ., kMT the ooly pla1"f pme not ....
Among the top lndlviduals
will he Bo Baugh and Tony
Carnp .. gber from Long Beath
and Paul Wise from Fullerton.
Baugh is the brother o! Laura
Baugh, a member of ·the
women's pro tour. Cam-
pregher is a Marina· High
graduate and Wise Is the
NCAA college division defend·
ing champion.
USC WM the Rlwnlde
lnvitatlooal lall -wltll
hoot UC Riwnlde ......S.
oo the 3,00ll-meter course. llO,OOO. Caaak of. san Fnm<isco and
And lo top things off the e Ashe Hot Vil'l!lnla Wade ol Britain, bolh
host Anteaters alJO won the coming up with upset victories
vanity lour-man and junior BARCELON~ -A r th u r Saturday, will m<et today In
vanity eight man races. Ashe of the United States beat tne finals ot the $50,000 Pro
uc '"'" countryman Eddie Dlbbs 7-1. ·Women's Tennis meet at the ~~":;~ 1j= 1':'03~ cc::'"tt~!• 6-2 Saturday in their singles Lakeshorc Racquet Club.
11.~ =11;'.:· _.. ..,.., semifinal round of the $50.000 l\tiss Qasals defeated Chris
1, uc. ll'Tlnt 11:u i. C•I '"'-ll.ol'IO Green Group World ctiam, Evert 6-2, 6-3, for the first
1.-c111 11100. pionstrlp Tennis tournament. tlmclnhes-prolesslo.nal Y"'91tY ....._ u.-"""" ~ 1. C9' 111._ u.11111 1Mdl1 l1:t.1l t. Ashe advanced. to todaY'~ career and Miss Wade ousted
~ 1r;:111f;~ • .._..w. _.... finals against SwedMl'a Bjorn top.seeded Billie Jean King
'--_., • llorg, who de!Mted Vildlmlr •I. 7-t, in their matcll Sotur-
1. CAI -·--· 11'4" •...w• J Clochollov·••• •• ._ ....,l 2. UC: 1"""9 •;14 ~ VI --. ~ ...,.,
Young Tops JC Statistics1
belne cmWJlted T\lttdlf. M=~ ..... YI (•,,.,,._ .r
T\cketl -cr1 •le at all CG11et1 '" ic...i11 11 P\IUtrtoft c..... Qolden West l'\Ji-.•.s Taras ~ ~ Manm led ~ CIF .. C•I lttte (1"111""""1 _._... •
WI......,., 11 I 1 II T.J =' .. 1!''11:1 Orqe CoMt 111S'I o0Mr rvrtt11 "' V1111 'm 1t c..1 ,,... Young tops the final JC 0raice Oout wttb ~ potnt.s plaJUf entry In ·2-A ldioftt CF.t..,_.I ,,,, lentt Alll Coll• baakettmll am1ng ltatllUcl {11.7 avtrqe) while ruck
11 at Brawley. Hlgb T1Mlday Jti. M-.. ., ._::,_ Hllfl .. ror the 1173-74 1M10D u com-· Bauer:' was the top Saddleback
oigbt. . 1r1111r1n 111 ""'' t1tr1 '' plied by the DIJly PUot. ICOr'fl' with 4e7 (1?.S averace). ~ pnoee ire •t.IO for ''t~ ~r.= ... , •rnoi.., HI• Young, 1 aopbomorel tallied ldaltl end 71 ceMI for Al\IU If ., Oorlff ,,,,. ~) 894 points for Ute RUii en. an UOO\.llKIC , ... 1
ltudenta .. cNldftn.~ 'fktets/ ll'ltl!!n 111 11.!:. 11 1111 JKillto fVerage of 23.t per game. ltlM · ,, ~~ ,1 :, 1i1.i
It the eate are $1.llC) )W Hlgn ' Hit career total It Golden "'"' c lit 13 •JS l4,I .,.,ne. ....=:z~1 •• w•i-c11r1.11e11 tt•i. West Is 1,orr, eecond oniy to =•llO!e • 'JI U ~,: 1::#
9ran aernente Is plaming 11.,.01111o11A11.c.woH1111 O..ls'l"hompeon (1•71),who 11:..,.;•,. :'• ,. 1l 11:: i:s,'
I nd ~--~( klfrt Ytilf'I' vt f~ ti __..,i 14'1 l"f"tf ., 2t JI ., QDC adu L a WO a~1 l"ltfllt!ld Hloll ll•~trt'ltldl ""-...,. .. ..., , , • T1111Y • t ,. t 1' u
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Champion
NASSAU, Bahama. (AP) -
Robin Two II, owned by pro-
fesslmal sailmaker and
de~gner Ted Hood ' o I
M~. Mais., mol-
ficially has clinched th e
SoutMm Ol'tan R'a c I n 1 °""""""' ch8J!111lonshlp with ' an 11th pla<e finish In !be
Nassau CDp.
-ol Friday's sl1ort sailing race, Ille •llxth and
flDal ev1!Dt on the SORC tour,
-lllllllliclal S.tunloy pedic _ _..
-'l'loQ,aSMoota..
E. lloop, -nol tnflll...t
tn the _.. IDd -... pecflad to _., Iha No.• I
........ the cln:ult
T•mw 111, owned br Al
ca..t "Ntwpart -. -tile .-icJaf . ""It "!:! followotl by LICJllDllll,
by Ted 'll!nwir ol AU-.
Manin Field's Maile~
from King ol Pruula, l'"L, ,11n-third. , ' In OVl!Nll points, ~lnl
trRUed 'Robbi 'l'lo n I 1,111
points with l,IM.7S (llllttll
unolllclaUy.
• •
I t ' • • '
••
Checkered
Flag
wmt"HOWARD L.HANDY
' Vlbraol enthusiasm !or any undertaking In the "°'Id oi . motor sporQ 11 a lrademlirk of Peter DePaola ot Laguna Hills.
Tbe 1925 lndianaPolll winner ll currenUy plugging the On-
tario SOO. achcduled !or nest Sw>day, and alter that be bopeJ
to join tbe f41vance fan fare for lhe big one In lndy in May.
With Ontario starting the USAC cbilmplonship cor circuit
tb1s. year, how does be ~ al the si.lulUon?
"You can see the change in enlbusta!ltl among the driven,"
Pete says.
"On Monday rUght we held an open house and ordinarily
you wouldn't see any of the drivers there. 1bis time there ~-ere
a large number of them on band and they are eager-to-get
going.
'"l'he drivers and mechanics will be able to work out any
problems they might have early this year, much earlier than
in other years. ·
'"lllls is the rll'St time USAC bas had a raoe of SOO miles
before the lndianapolls race. They used to nm in Phoerllx in a
· IOO-mile event but that lm't like a 500."
Front Row Set for 508_
Foyt Set
On.Pole
For500
ONTARIO (UP!f-7 -A. J .
Foyt , winner o( five United
Slates Auto Club dri\•ing Utles,
vabbed the pole position '"" next weelceod'a Callfomla 500
Satunby by speeding over 190
miles !><" hour on the ralti-
dampeoed Ontark> 1'1 o lo r
Speedway.
Following a .-,r
delay-camed by a steady ram.
Call. Fo~ • ..oordcd the day's
I-speed oi 190.617 miles
!><" hour. Jolniy Rutherford
was nearly five'·miles per hour
blct ac 1as.•, while Bobby
Unser rounded out the fim
row with a llS.'117 speed.
" '
WhUe the three fronl-n>w posit• ltave bffa fllled for lite
5ef.m.De fea\Ure next •ttk, other stairtlag spots oa the p1d will
be ftJJed today wbea t~-o lot-m11e eveats are l&l:ged at Oltario.
1'be first race will get aDder way al l:SO wttll die second al
J o'cktck. For those who might ltave mlued It, the •mne race
will start at I 1:31 wtlb a Held of 33 catl.
Foy!, Rutherford and u .....
will sil in thf first row in
the Mardi 10 <Will, the open-
ing USAC race of the year,
The rest of the drivers ~;u
have t.o ba!Ue for "positions
In tv.'O l<JO-mlle qualifying races today. lrvi11e Leug11e lfrestli1a9 cha11ips
itl11the r , 6r.,1t Compete
1\110 Orange Coast area drivers will be competing in the
even~ including Rick Mui.her of Laguna Beach and Jeny Grant
oi Irvine.
Saturday's qualifying speeds
also detennined the starting
posilloo for today's qualifying
races:
Fountain Valley J-Jjgh 's Barons captured Lhe league lille with an
undefeated record. Kneeling ~fro1n left) Jim l-lughes, ·Don Stutz,
Randy Davis, Scott itattby. Don SUrewalt, Joe Young. Dan Stir&
wait. Standing -Rick Larkin. Bob P3)'ne, Jeff lfof\an<l , Glen
l"red1ichs. Bruce l·lernandez, J\fark llaskell, coach' \\"ayne J\1ick-
aelian.
Muther will be driving the No. 76 car for the Webster Rac-
ing team while·Grant will drive No. 55 fot Bob Fletcher. Grant
will not be associated with Costa Mesa's Dan Gurney in Utis
/ race. Gurney will enter only ooe car and It will be driven by
Bobby UMel'.
Cooler Weather Foree .. t
lrvtne's Jerry Gran I
quaUfled for the fourth row
by clocking 113.223 mph. H~
time earm him the Pole posi-
tion ill that row. Collegiate
Basketball Further bad< ~ Laguna
Beach's Rick Muther who
landed on the pole In the
seventh row after a top speed Are you wondering about tbe wtedter ror am Sanday? of 179.301. Results A 11>-year 1h»dy from the natloaal weather aervke .,.. Ana.heir.i's Jimmy Caruthen
an average high temperature of It dtc:ree1 hi Ontario on that sped to a IIH .397 for !he se-
date, more. than zo degrees cooler &f&aa tbe ••erase for Llbor conl:i spot in the fifth roW.
Day weekend, the previou s date. I The West Tbt field at Ontario includes three of tbe foot.-prtviMll win· 3;9-~d Poyt had use 10, c.1 •1
fff'I·-· Jee ·Leonard (11111,, Roger Mc<laakey. (lf7Z) ud .Wall)' . ~ . mhoura lalnp ·hiof. )!!~~ ~~:,~·::,•o:.:, 11 Dallubacb (1971) per S .....,J'Vte'° 0.--o<ll' 51 1•, W•1n SI 6J ~ ., ... -1 -M rlo A dretd Bobb ud Ford. .Friday the fa.st,e$t \ime • w.s1m<w11 10 •• u.s. 1n1er"'11-1 •~ -Fortner ladtanapolls -.... aben a n , Y during four days of aot" c,1 51,te rlos •nv•i.1> n uc.s:Oni.
AI U.ser, A. J. Foyt and Gordoe Jolm.cock u:e alto entered. Times •;ere sk>wer ~'er~ c.11:;::• ::_ ii:.. s•. M••Hn'l. "'•"'·
Safety Belt Letfblat.le• Jn:vious years because fl new u.as or s ..... Fr1roc•"'o 1111, s1. M .. .., •••
IN l.I"" -•les limjHnn fueJ USC C•Ut. JU
----1,.,;r.i;. -~ I~~ """"'& s.11111 U 13 S•"I' Cl1r1 .. 1
THE YEILOW FLAG -At least 30 state ~"'tureS Wil and the size of aerodynamic .c.1 si.•f il.11119 B••<l•I ,., P1<1ue
be asked t.o consider requiring motorist.a to use "safety belts wfnP 00 the cars. ~s~ Oleoo St. n. San J....e s•. n
during the year 1974. Trailing the top three in ll1k.,.llle+cs SI. t'J, UC-Aiv.nicM I),
Safety belt laws have proven effective in Australia where . Saturday's qualifying ·were 0 ... "1"""
motor vehicle occupants deatm have dropped .2:0 . percent llMI Gary Bettenhausen lau&l Y••• 12, o.r1...!~h'~
Jerious injuri~ OO_percent. m ph; Gonbl J 0 h ~c o ct, Prl11e11on 10, co1\llT'li.11 a
Under guidelines proposed . by the U.S. Department of 1115.242: Mario And r e t ti, ::,~:~~~;:"'
Transportation, stat.es can qualify in each of the fiacal years 184 786· Walley ·Dallcnbacti w.,1t1ata st."· F•~ s1. ~1
1974-76 for SO pert'ellt increases in federal highway safety funds t84.'&1s; Al Unser, 183.955 ; and ::::._~.~;.,'!, Hin 60 by acting on safety belt bills. Dick""simon, J8.1,35S. Piii u, wn1v1roin1111
Safety authorities in the U.S. have estimated that safety !~!!~::" .. ~'~.w :.
belt use laws in every state could increase belt USe so greatly Norri o.me us. vm..._. as
that belween 10-15,000 Jives a year and over a million serious in-R PrcwlOltl(e •s. st. Jollrl'1 INYI ,,
l·un.s could be prevented. fil•fiOUtS M;dwost Mlii.ourl 11, Olt11hom1 St. 11
A II Purdl'I ''· Ullnoh U OCIR Slait1e 8 i 11 pr N. D•km• "· .-.--.. ....
THE GREEN FLAG -Ne1t super racing date at Oranie
Couaty Internatiot al Raceway Y.ill be April 4-t wbe.n tbe Gruel
· American West prese.nts its lbird event of tbe year. nts Is an earlier date tban Ian year aqd will pit the top
driven and macbinff against. each other before tlrle ea1tem
. ~t eta nnder way rather OWi iD the late fall. ---
Tlwmpson Ends
College Career
By'CIWG SHEFF
Of Hie DllllY ~li.t 111tr
Formet" C.orooa de! ~tar
High and Golden West College
standoot Chr;s Thompoon ends
his' collegiate basket ba 11
career ll.1onday night-but in
a far different way in whlcb
it began.,
Thompsoo, a 6-2 guanl,
. leads Pepperdine C o 11 e g e
against Jerry Tarkanian's host
Nevada (Las Vegas) ~
Mtnlayn~
As a two-year starter at
Golden West, T hom p son
--below the 20-jioinl mart. m any game.
CHRIS THOMPSON
When be left the Huntington
Bead> ""'-· be had oet a career aoorlng record (1,441'
points), along with 15 olbe< agaimt a melHo<nan deleme,
marl!s--<lmt oi wMch still •1tich bas limited Otris' ol·
~· '' · · · 'stiiirWee years later. He fense.
once soored 50 points in one "He's played tremendous game am in his sophomore defense on denying bis man
.....,., guided the Rustlers to the ball. We lost lo Pacific
the Southern C a 11 f o r n l a by two points once and In
Conference .title and third overtime in a seeood game
place in the state pl.Ayc(fs. and Without Chris we wouldn't
But things changed foe have been an}'Wbe.!'e close. He
'lllompoon when be i.n Golden • held John Errecart lo 11 and
West. 13 pojnts and Errecart is ·con-
He tran.sfen'ed to Oregon sidered a candidate for All-
and was a starter for most American honors. .
ot bis jwllcc season before "Believe it or not, Chris'
getting into a fKluabble t.i.th primacy concern is lo win,
Ducb coach Dietl Harter. Mt scoring lilt< a. lot of people
Bee...., oi it 'l'bompson quit think," aaya Bloom,
Oregon, at wt ........ and '"""-Ill Anthropology . .-..,..,.i lo Peppadil., maio<, bas "lioyed his stay
where he's been a starter al Pepperdine.
molt ot this seas:in. ..It 'S a lot more reined
'1bompson ~ a 1>iilb game atmoopbett bett than it waa
oi 30 points tltis ......, at Oregon. The coache• C Gary (,..;mt Oral Roberts). but O>boD and Bloom) !!JO more
. ho aldtln hito in dooble easy llOilrl and I don't feel
Ogm-es -basically because quite as tooeb. presaure as
l'Opperdine playa a -down I did up tbett. ~ game that "!"' in-"My shootq hasn't chao(-
sta!led by .-..t coach Bm ed, I'm still ar'OllDd the llO
Bloom. _,t mart, but I ha-\
Bloom w a s Thompson's taken VCl"f Min)' llhofl.. We
-It Corooa do! Mar and don't !Ml -loo oft«l, the .,.Ef Qamioo College bead lllte ""'did at Golden Wett." -.,,.us h;ghly or Chris. Thon•..,. lo u n d e c I d e d
"ffe' done Ve'f'Y well , for about the ful.urt -btJie hf' ii
UI um weuon,• Mys'"BlOom. iure orone lfiing -he wants
"ApJnst the zone Chris ii a craclt at lr)'illri oqt with
II .,W ., .oy.n., -a pro teem.
Ol>lo St. IS, 11'1111-1'I Hit Area Wlv.onoln 11, Mkll. M. llCI
C .. Mklll~n fl, W, Mk:ll. '1
fot!IOO 1fl, IC"'I SI, "
Athletics
Baseball and track and field
competition involving UC
Irvine was postponed Sal!lrday
.. the rains that pelled the
Orange eoa.t atta washed out
the llCbedulcd action.
Coach Gary A dams '
baaetloll 1eam; which has ·
racked up a 7-3 record, in-
cluding two victories ovtt
Ariwna State and a 9-3
lriumph recently Uiat snapped
USC's 22-game winning streak.
was cut down in its bid to
add UCLA lo its list or ' vic-
tims.
The scheduled doubleheader
will be played Apr. 3 at noon.
The track and field meet
with visiting Occidental has
been cancelled.
UCI representatives a re
hope!ul that OCcidental can
PQMibly be added to an ex-
isting dual meet to form a
bi angular.
Prep activitSes likewise were
intemJpted by the blief but
heavy storm.
Laguna Beach H I g h ' s
scheduled tradt and field meet
with visiting Crespi ~ postpoo-
cd until (lO"'ibly during the ·
spring vacation,
· Fountain Valley and Hun-
tington Beach's baseball <Oil·
llic<s 'wi1h San Maroos and
Dos Puebkls were cancelled.
Fountain Val ley and llun-
tingtoo Beach have scheduled
a game between tf>emselves
P.tar. 14 to make up fpr the
loss of the games Saturday. ·
Newport's i n va1ion of
Estancia has been postpcoed
until Wednesday when they'll
try again at 3:15,
Junior College' bast b a 11
:it. Ol1! '°' Grlnfllll .» Mllml, OlllO 61, X1vl~ !le
Clnclnn111 r.i. Ml•CWt'la 11
G•nnon 1•. Y-10..rown SI. 70
D•'flan n, H, MkhlVlft J9 UHnol1 St. 1 .. lnd1.,.,. 51. 13 e. ·Mldl.-11&.-WlllMO~IOll~l.$~---
0.P•ul U. MlotJINIU • •• <*ilo u. 71, llowll"" Grwn.,.
51. llllll• t2, 0.-•ka 16 1-1 IS. Norlllwfttem 1'
S. I~ 71, N. Ill, S
South
Mist. 51. 1S. MWIMS"°' ff
Flllfkll "' Al•belN 11 N. C..l'OllN St. n. wne Forest .. (IMnlllll 71, (;1. Ttch SI
GawO• W•~loll •· YI. Tedi II
T--100. UOU II MllJYI-!Kl, Ylrylnl• n
N. t1rollf'e '6. Dukl f'I Orll AOberts 10l. Qll.11. City 14 s. A.111>.111.w n. S•mtor.s 1111
South•11t
SMU 7L r .... TKll n
A•k•nM1 ,7, Te•11o ..... ,.,. '6
N. T1•11 "· Wic:Nl1 SI. 13 E. Tt•lt I'· St. ,,.,.,.,., 1'
• 1tk1 n . TCU n
T11l~1 n, w. T1••1 66
Ntr# M1..-lco 61, UTEP ii
Rockies
Ulll!I SI. 11. aolw $1. 6f
u11n t7, Wyoming '° IYU 1D, Colo. SI. I~
K•nwl llCI, ColarlGO 1'
Arl1on1 SI. 1M. Ariz-t$ ...;, l'are• n , Deflwer 10
Tourn•rnents
lw!MTII c~•
F11r...-n 62, Ak:l\mOl'ld ID
MllS·A.HlllllC
St. JllMtlfl'l 76, U Sin. 11
Ml-Dl•Mi
Roanokl lS. Al~ U
Diahlos Gain
NCAA Berth
LOS ANGELES -Tommie
Lipsey keyed a late 12-0 burst
by Cal State (Los AngeCesJ
.. .that carried the Diablos to
a 93-87.victory Saturday night
over UC Santa Barbara and
into the NCAA basketball
playoffs. .
Lipsey, a 6-foot.3 center. hit
~ven of hi.1 24 points after
the two Pacific Coast Athletic
Assoctntion tearm v.-ere Ued
wUh S:Ol io ):ilay
along the <nnge Coa9' area Seo"
.... oloo wiped out . by . p 1'0 res
Saturday's rains. <'"
. smeduJed WCl'e Sadd~ A~ .....-11 A1'Kltl\WI
'• lrip to Southwestern Ktl'ltUCkY ru, ,...mdll, 111
-
~ C•roUN HQ, lndl1M lClll \.Uuerence play, San Anl«IWI HJ, OM...,-10.
LA Valley's trU to Golden viro1m:.~'::r.: ~
Wes. IDd Mira Costa's venture ..,_~ .s.. N'i '"'611de!"' 2. al ~ .. e Coasl College NY A•l'IQefl,, NUIWllloOI• l
"'-• • llottvn '· Detroit 4 Goldm West's game will be P11n.ctt1!11111 ,, 1 u11110 2 ~If!.....,, " v~...,. f =Monday at 1;3(1 barring (.lltfoffllo I., MM!fHI )
rains \.Cll A.iwe!J!"' •• ''· lOllt• ' ' Natlr.ill ..,.._. AMKl•tlefl ~e O>ut c 0 !thl e a .. e,!~ 8 ~:. ',':;, =-~~, ~elf\.~ game Wl 11 u-A t1 Uf'1IO 1(13, PNl.tCMIOhll " a... ts In llmbo wf(b both Gotdwft ''•" KO. c~·· dubs entering confettnoe. play lo\llWIUlo.H \\,, lffll\e "
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CIF Ba ketball
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2MI HAl lOI 11.'fD. C.M.
Foothill Claims Swim Title
Barons Frosh-Soph Breeze to Croivn
By ROGER -CARLSON
01 1!111 0.~1 P'lltl Stiff
Orange County prep sv.·im
fans got a good look al the
fuwre Saturday atfc~ at
the ,fourth~ annual Orange
Cow1t y swim ·champiOnships.
more commonly knov.n ~ the
Foothill High invitational.
And allhough coach Tom
Delatg's host Kni ghts rolled
to an easy \'ictory In the varsi-
ty competition as expected,
lhc Barons of fountain Valley
High and Edison If i g h ' s
Chargers made some waves
in the frosh-soph rompeth.ion.
rolling to one-two finishes
ahead of the hosts. .
The varsily vi<;t;l revealed
mcel records by Foothill's
Peter Spurzem (1 :43.6 200
(rec. and 47.3 100 !'reel Bruce
Furniss (1:56.0 200 lndo and
54.5 100 back 1. Ken \\'ills (51.9
ny 9nd 4:50.5 500 free ) and
ti Dorac!O·$ Rick 11.t ill er
(1:02.1 100 breaSt t.
Westminster's gill O'Toole
tied in the 50 rree {22.6) to
take some or the luster off
Foothill's dominance.
1\1;'0 of. the more lmprtSSive
ffi\liks were CJF bests by
Furniss in the 200 indo and
flliller in the 100 breast in
a day plagued by ballQt, con-
tradicting clockings.
flfikc Kelly. Mitch Nomura,
Bill Babashoff and Andy
~1 iller got F'ountain Valley
mlling with a v.·in ner iu the
Splkers Loaded
Vanguards Seek
Banner Season
200 medley l"('Jay in frosh-soph ' ~-·" •,.1111,,.1m ) ).11.J.
h
'
>-!()I) DKll-1 F~tnl~{ !FOOl!ol!!l ~, competition and coac Wly• rmett '•co•a >:' Cl•ll•Y IEt °"'"'"'
Bray's outfit never trailed ln ~1,!~u~~ ~~~~;':",,'1 c~~:_ ~.~~.
the ,nl061. (Foo<ll••11 St l '· ltrtftl ICllMl 1•.a. •t'll -""~ -'• 200 ( 100 br••>l -1. MIO., !El Qor.c!ol " 1 er .ni......_ ........ "1. rec 1:(111 !"'""' rtJC..-dl; ~. 80~~ fl• (l ·52SJ and IQO~ri:e (r;l/\1 a~'"'•l 1 ro1. ~. ror~• llos '-, . , • -' I' '11 ' ll"l~MHC..J l"liO• •• 4, o\IGel-fo\n1lw/,rl'IJ t.rles. Kelly took e 100 lndo · r.ts+' ,., Tf111t11.t111 -1w111..,i.....,1
In 59.0 arid !he SO Oy in 2.5.3. 1:M.11 '· crl ... , cc11M1 1:•1.1. .00 lrff r.iff-1 Fooll'"H J:Tl .I; Edison's Peter !\tuhlhauser 1. w•""''•''" i :1t '' J "l•rlft• 1:21.11 •· El Clo<Hlo l JO.I . .i. t..i O\llfllt captured ihe 50 free in 23.7 J 11 o: '· sonot1 J Jj j
11nd the Edison 200 free relay F1na1 .. ,,,1.,., 1. FOOlll!!t mv,;
l El DorHIO llol''' l. W"lmlMI.,. tram of !\luhlha\.IS('r, Gary 111.,,, '· M1r111a 1 .. 1 s. c-. ..,
(;itlSOn, ~icrrill Riley and "'''· 11.
~1ikc Tolode v.·hlpped the field
in the 7M field relay.
San Clcmenlc r res h m 3 n
Shavm o·c:orman dom.inarcd
!he frosh-r.oph 50 back, clock-
ing a 27.6 in prelims and a
27.7 in the finals.
7'!111 l'W!lllt'~ •~l•v-1. l'Nl!t1lft Yi n..,
lktllY, I . l1bl1111!f, N-r1, Mlllerl
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1·176; 4. •H•Y Cl!ISilOllJ t:tl.1.
100 lndo-1. 11111' ll'YI Jt .11 t .
Y1r11!y Norn111"1 IFY) 1:11.t l ). lfMt;.1
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100 ltf&-1 ~"""""' !FoorMll/ r •l 0 ?. JOI!"~ IN11nt1.-.1 .... ltttlll ,,,,, lme~1 rt<.4«11. 1 80t• (l• Quint.11 l . G•t'\C1' (8r•ll ,t.l; t, N.i,o~iwr
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1 o.19, J. l-• ICISMI ''"·'' t . l vrtlllltklTEI Dor&Oo) 111. • ti,.11111 IM1•lft1) t :ll,t. s. e~ 100 lrH-1. MJlllr !"VJ 11.11 r. !F.,.,.~111) 2:11.1: GoloNlt (MtriMJ 11.1; l Woll Jl•
l4 !~I. 0111 O 'Tttt1 Ht br•I $2.f ; t . (;r~Kll (8f'lll Jl.S:
IW111 ... (11J1..-I U.4 •nil l<>ll n•on S. MIOllflllu-"(l!ltllMI) 1J.71 I. I .
CFoolMMl '1.1; l . Fllrbe• Cla Htbr•! WtW (Hll !II.I.
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ar\11 Oh!t (Tutt!") 23.0; •· Hllflflft" U ,11 1. Nlc11; (Cd.Ml 11.ll l. 01•1 lWHtml"1t1r) U.t. Dru<~tr IFoot/1111) 'Jf.1; 1"11 loiJ
100 llY-1. WIH1 (Foolh1HI 51 ,t (mffl n •• Oulnl•l )t,7; 1. lot.klU CSonortJ
record): L Fronklll'I (TLl!.11"1 U.l; )t.I; •·luff Uonor1l )Ot,
l. f1ylor IS-11 U .7; ' P....:e jO n.t1t:....I. Ult) N .. 11•1 ~ "'-'-!...·-'"'~ -from the $•-•e '•-ard COfTipel....i 15.onora ) Y .t: S. lunge CFOOllllUJ IWnll"llldtr) tl.J •nd Weftdl.,. fl.I UNJU:!<ilu.xu. ..,.....",. <e• ........,....!i Vl.I J7); '· G1tJ!•l.an /A1141/leimJ Sf.I. H•Dr•I JI-'; t. J-IElll-1 ti,,, CXltdenaDc.e of ooe.d:I Jim in the NCAA college divisioo 100 tre.-1. :;pur1em 1Foot1'flll t7.J 4. Olt) w1lft1tllt CPVI 11,t .., !mffl r'C.ord) 2. JOM!IOll (Footl!llll Nomura l'Y> )2.11 6. Mtllllr Ill Qi.nnpton at Sou t hern championship, for .Cal Poly ~1 ., J. Aft<llllft 1tt11 n .t1 •. O•n1e1, •Q\iln1•1 n.2.
califomia Coll-j Costa (Pomooa) last year. He --lFoolM!ll S..'1 •• D . T •• '. l'llO "" ··••v-t. EltllMI ,.,..., -e-Vt. I~ fW11ffftlHl.i'"I n .t / ,, N •• i IY lfllly, NII..,..._, T.....,.I 1! .. I A.1esa. n¥l the 800 in 1:53.5 and ~ IWlll!nlHltt) JU. ~-S-• l ;.,J; i . MlrlN l 1J9.t1 ~l -~ .. lasm pied 'I · 4 I 9 Y.O lrtt-1. wu1, !Foolftltll •·14.5 ~. Tvucn l :tO.•: 1. l'-toifl V•ll•Y
'iiu u:111..., cou m1e1n :0.. 1...,.1 •t t ord l ; i. J-• 1:•.t1 .,Hll'n11"'""'111o1;h1:t1.s.
\\ith several workt class track Glenn Rouse is a sleeper tw111m1nsrerl ''''·'' J. Mori !£• Fln•I Sto..Jn<1: '~•In v1111y 1n1
bet OotldO) l :}t.9: t.•C1'1< ... ((Olli MKll 1. l!ISIMfl 111i.,1 l. Foorhlll 10.; '· and field athletes and a ter-according to Crumpton. He i ,11.1, 1. ,, .... ,. U.O..•lft•) 1:M.1, Sotww• n: 1. ,.,..,,.. ll'll. than-average group to form ran the 880 (1:55.01 and thc l---------------------'--
the Vanguards team for 1974, mile (4:16.0l at Long Beach
should bring considerable Cky College and according to
satisfaction to the coach and _hi£_ coach, could brca~ U1c..
reno'vn to the schoOI. -four-minute b .. ·uTier before he
When SoCaJ met with lht is through with the sport.
Uni\•crsity of Arizona and Oc-Lev.is Patterson has a 4:07.0
cident.a1 College last \\·eek. mile to his crt'di t and can
the marks overall w e r e run the 880 {I: 54 \ and three-
generally better than those mile <14:06) .
posted in U>e meet at UC Roger Da\'is fonnt"rly ran
Irvine that included USC. San fo.-Fresno Stale and the
Diego State and Cal· State Striders and has a 1 :52.0 mark
(Loog Beach!. _ in the 880.
T'N'O o{ the brightest lights Garry Adams is a trander
cn the team bave already from the University of Oregon
made themselves krilx\-11 na-with ra 4: 10 best in the mile
tionally In the NAIA imloor and 9:07 In the s!eepledlase.
meet and in Tucson. Randy Ounlevie was an
~like Singletary, a 26-year-outstanding high scb>ol dis-
old ·junior classman at SoCal , tance star. Walt Hitt. a former
has recorded a. best in the Los Angeles city prep cha.mp,
440 of 45.9. He won the 500 is also available in the two-
yard r.un in an indoor ~t mile.
in U>s Angeles in January. Brad Winton from San
11.tike has also run the 100 Clemcnlc High , Al Siddoos,
in 9.4 and will see action .on a senior. Ken ~!ill from Tustin
the Vanguards relay teanls. and Wynn Ayers complete the
. Jack causcy is a senior high distance corps.
jumper v.ilose best erfort was Jim Feeney won lhe NCAA
over 7-1 ~~. As a co!ll'g1. javelin "\\illl a 243-foot toss
freshman and sophomore. he for Cal State /Fullerton ) a
v.'Oll the NCAA college division year ago and pole vau lts 14-7.
high jump championship whjle Don Tum. a.not~r Fullerton
competing in Louisiana. transfer. was second in the
Jaclt..also_playcd baskctb.'11 NCAA -put lijsl year w;th
at Soeal and will throw ttM! a fiO..i)I~ mark. lle has throv.n
javelln as well as long jump the d"iscus 170 feet.
in duaJ meets. Don Warren. a fom\el' NAIA
These are but two of t~ lrlpte jump champion 'fi'ith a
athletes now competing for 51-2 mart has also Jong
the Vanguards. others in-jumped 15-1-and-run-t.he-.hig
elude : • hurdles in 14.8
Dan Prest.ad. a t.ransler Ste\'e A I e x a n d e r • a
from Glendale College v.·ill\ fresrunan . has vaulled O\--er
best Umes ol-9.7 in the JOO,• 14 !eel In high scllooL '
21.3 in tho 220 and 47.8 in Crumpton is being ossiste<I
the 440. He can also long in coaching the Vanguards this
jump over 23 reet. Jeason by Bob ~falmbourg.
Bob Heitman has t . 7 speed Ii former 9.8 sprinter and 15-
for the 100 and ha! run 47.6 foot va ulltr tllo'ng "i!l1 Paul
In the 44. He's. ~so a \Vood. tormM" lluntingtoo
dec:ilhlon prospect. Beach lllg!1 School mentor.
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Wildcatters' Back
.,
Oil Prices Boost Drilling Programs
NEW YORK -Unless slilf
new taxes are imposed oo
-&he petrolewn industry, oil and
audrilling programs .are like-
fy to stage a st.tong comeback
lbb year.
l oo~·r K~ow 'eour
OIL, BUT THERE'S
A LOT OF
---:,.lbese J.41-shelter veliicles
ere geUiiig a new rease on
,Mfe as a result of soaring
·~on prices and expande d
DEDUCTIONS' wi DOw"N: -
HE~f
...
sheller. That's why ENI
~ation and other tax·
shelter advisory f1nn3 Insist
that every public oil-drilling
program must be carefully
scrutinized fu ~~sure tbaT
the outside investor gets a
fair deal. • ~ drilling activities.
Oil-espl<ratlon companies,
which act as general partners
and run drilling programs, ex-
pect to raise more than $350 ,::; .• : : .. • :.-.
million this yoor from well-~~,.led investors t h r o u g h ~~,:.~ •.
put>lic offerings registered
•
with the Securities and Ex·
change Commission.
... "We've never seen money
l'O'JCiJlg.iP..JlS [ast as ULreccnt
'11-'etks," mmmeJlts Victor D.
'lJhadeff. chalnnan of ENI 'orporation, a brokerage !Inn
·.pc~ in tax-sheltered oil •a gu-d<illing programs.
A recmt 15 million drilling
bM1 offering by Coqulna
Corporation sold out in four
dlys, and more than $2 million
-returned to disappou.ed inwskn.
It's estimated lhnt drilling
funds, many of which arc
private partnerships lnvdvlng
only a dozen .or so wealthy
investors, finance 2 out of
every 10 exploratory, o r
wildcat wells sunk in the U.S.
~fany drilling funds,
Alhadcll points out, have done
poorly, and have been ccn-
siderably "more successful tn
ra1S1J1g money for t he
promoters than in rmdlng oil. ..
"There should be a strong
contnxma.lity of interest
between the general partner
and limited. partoen in finding.
oil and gas," Alhade[f says.
In appraising drilling pro-
grams, wary investors should
look cl06ely at such fact.on
as potential oonllicts ol in-
terest, the sponsor's reputa·
tioo and post perlonnance
record, and cost-sharing ar-
rangemnts. A large "front.
end load,' Alhadeff warns,
may mean that 85 percent
or less of the fUOOs raised
"actually goes lnta t be
ground."
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Datatron LA. LINES PROFITS!!!
Settled
Datatron Inc. announ~d
last "'eek that an out--0C-oourt
settlcmenf bas been reached
in a suJt' filed by Benjamin
B. George Jr., arising out of
Datatroo 's 1970 acquisition ol
lly Associates.
The suit was filed in August ,
1972 In ~or Court in Lo6
Angeles, and alleged breach
ct the acquisltioo agreement.
It. sought puni tive damages
as well as an accounting under
a previous' 'royalty agreement
between George· and Shelly.
t1yde J. Davis J r., president
ol Datatron, said the set·
tlement, involving an ex-
change of royalty-Cree licenses
and an agreement on recon-
ciliation or previously due
royalties, "will have no ad-
verse effect oo the company's
financial J)OSiticfl."
s31 t MONTH
TILIPHONI COMPANY
OF CAUF.
tn.ltM •1 ... Min, Cfft• M ..
Yes, that is lhe 1cal Ken
Fowler.
ChJnces arc, you"1c been
·wondering where he is these
days. \Yell, Ken want~!() cil.ir
that up.
He's been quite happy for
the · past yur, working for the
Bank of Cosla Me~ .i~
Vice President .ind Seflior
loon Ofriur.
If you've ever hJJ 10 do
any business in our 1rea you
surely have met Ken. He's been
In the financial circle of New·
port Beach and Cost;i. f\1esa
IHRATIOHIBGE
511.VBIWIOH
70'onrspolMI
847~7002
~i1H;e 1946 ... when Newport
BoulevJrd WJl a dirt ro.ad! Ken
h,u kept pa ce with our growth
and now, J\ 5'-nior loan Officer
of Costa f\les.i ·s newest bank,
he is in l position to m;ike an
immediaic dcci~ion on most
any financial problem you
might h.ivc.
Na turally, Ken would like
I() he.ir fron1 you ••. pe1haps
ju~t to lalk over old 1imcs. But,
if yOtJ have .i loan problem or
need wmc l inJn~iJI advice, then
give hin1 .i ~.ill JI 9794 200. lte
hJ~ inc .in~wcr, and he can gil'r
you the :a1nwcr when you need
·it fflO,l -r15h1 now. That's how
,111 inUep.:nJent bank wurl.s.
l:ly the 'll'JY, Ken Fowler
kn o..,.,-s more about Boat
Financing than anyone el~-in
town. If you're thinkin& in
terms of .i new ~ii or poW(r,
call Ken. He knows the terms.
CftrllllM klwq Mt9111tr s.r.ic.
Datatron is a diversified
manufacturer of automatic
test equlpm«rt, electronic in-
strumemation systems. and ,
through Shelly Associates, a
broad 1lne cl. panel indicator
and d;,piay compooen1'.
_JJllL BANK OF
=i111r COSTA MESA TAX-SHELTER DRILLING BY ADOBE OIL COMPANY
Many Drilling Funds Private Partnerships . . .
WMh "new" uncontrolled
au1e oR bringing better than .a • bMTel Alhadeff says, "it
DOW' makes eccromic Beflse
Ii> "drill a lot ol formerly fMl'Clnal oil properties."
· , More than ~ dozen drilling
~programs are, awaiting SEC
~vaJ, notes Robert
·'Metzger, pre s ident of
The chief attraction, at least
for the well-heeled investors,
is the generous tax treatment
aff«ded drilling investments.
The drilling fund:s are set up
so that tax breaks' are passed
on to investorsi. a fund spomor
can promise, and o ft e n
deliver. tax writeolfs of up
to 100 percent of M investor's
rommitment l'illiin a year.
Unlike other capital ex-
penses, most drt!Hng ex-
penses, and all of them in
the case of ,a dry hole. can
be deducted immediately from
taxable Income. That insures,
in the case of investors in
a SO percent tax bracket, that
Uncle Sam \\'ill pick up half
or more oC their losses.
Panel Denounces 'Fair Trade' Liquor Laws Nearly. Everyone
Listens to Landers · ~ Programs. Jn c •.
, "and brokerage firms are
·tnuch more enthusiastic about
·.selling them to the public."
It oil Is found -and only
1 out of 10 wildcat wells hits
pay dirt -there i5 still
another Lal: incentive. Up to
SACRAMENTO (UPI)
Beer. Ydne and liquor drinkers
in Calif<¥T1la have been the
million-dollar victims of laws
tailored to lit the &peclal in-
tei-ests or the state's alcoholic
beverage ipdustry slnoe 1939 .
aerording,.. to a s p e c i aI
legislative study.
Any adverse tax measures.
pat1icularly Ole elimination or
.. intangible drilling deductions,
he "'ams, could dry up the
'.~o1ume of proposed drilling
.. programs later !11 the year. 22 percent cl. the income from-----------1
TIIOUCH HIGJU.Y risky,
these tax-she ltered lo-
yest.mcnts play on imporlant
·role in financing the search
Jor new oil and developing
the product"'1 potenU.I of ex-
: lsting fields, oll men argue.
a producing well may be
totally tax free in the form
of a "depletion allowance,"
a deduction meant to spur ·
drilling by compensaling otl
producers for the eventual
drying-up ol th<lrwells.
.. ' Most of the money is raised N NVESTOR ho 1s •by small. ind<peodent oJI com· A 1 w JlU up -u,., who, ln recent vears, $10,000 and lc»es It all , ..--~ however, gets little comlon bave a«oonlod, for tlu'ee-from the 1hought !Ml he 1"" ·~ r8~w~ ~ :~!~erlet enjoyed the privilege of a t4x
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WHAT AND WHEN COllEI I EASE
TO BUY & SELL , r-;J fiii1
on the stock market ~ l!!J
A Mechlnlc1I Formula ,_ ,_,.,., A~
that will Hrn 7Y. to 30"!. c....,,...., .......,. .,......
ynr •fttr ytar fOr tht Ntw "" ,.:. H•llMd:
INSTITUTION OR S8840 INPIVIDUAL SAFITY , .. -"'
YllLD All'll'RECIATION P1111 Tn a Lk, 0.. ""'·Credit 14 #to, D.l .L.
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CONNIU CNIYIOUT
Ztlt Mti•toa llYD.
COSTA MaA 146-1100
'""' ........ °""' lft Ill YAllM Dwllll TIM .. Ill
• M•IM.
• IHT••CON1'1N•l'ITAI.
IHVllTMINT COM'AMT
... NtwlllWt Cfllftr °"" ..... "' Tlll~lllMctalCMIW
"""'" INm. C1.
644·94.IO
year under present "Fair
Trade'' laws .
"guarantee the Industry high
profits and na competition." . '
The 18-month study by a
Senate commiUce s JJ. i d
statev;ide imbibers. who have
the highest consumptloo rate
in the nation. are being .
over.charged $150 million a
Short, chairman of the
select committee on lawsl---;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==========---
relating to alcohollc
beverages. also said the laws
JCPenney
Life Insurance Underwriters
Career Opportunity
The Consumer Financial Services Division of the
t1CPenney Company, Inc., nhds well-e'stabllshed
and experienced lile insurance agents to perman-
enll~ITP1~eSISb1iSt'ied m4tKet in this area.
The persons selected Will be given a thorough ·
orientation and training. These openITTgs are a
pan of a wen-tested program that is being ex-
panded nalionally. leads and endorsement are furnished.
Only Ille agents proud of their pr9fesslon and
deslring to represenl us in 11 quality market need
apply.
Call T. Glen Cary, Vice President, Great American
Reserve Insurance Company, a subsidiary of
JCPenney Company. Inc., at (214) 747-036 1, or
write to P.O. Box 207, Callas, Texas 75221.
JC Penney
Equal Opportunity Employer Mi F
Shop Si.tndQy Noon to S p.m. ot the I.a towing stw.s:
fASHI ON IS~ANO, N~ort ~h. (i'l4) 64.4.·Zlll
HUNTINGTON CENTER, Hvnflng!on S.OCh (7 14) 892-7n I
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Attention
Employment Managers
• ' Our Buena Park Regional Dal a Processing Center will be centralized te>a new
Joaition during March )974, resulting in the availability of a number of
qualifledandexperiencedemployees inthelollowing classificatjons:
• a>MPUTBI INPUTTYPIST • CONlJIOl RfCONCll.ER
• COMPIITTR INPUTllERK • MEUl:NGlR
• aJMPllllR IKRATOR • SOlmlt OPERATOR
• SORTBI ROOM SUPIRVISOR
' Your inqoirieslor resume information/interviewsareearnes\lysollciled.
Ploosewrtteor ..... A.L ICramor
P"10llMID1pc»t11•nt
(213)620-7400 --
P.O. ltx2097, T•11•N11Annox
IAsAngolts, Ccltlornla90051 ·
SECU~ITY PACIFIC BANK-
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Famllir Circus l>ir Bii Kea.e -----..:.. laguna ~i\'i91iel Tract;
.. Jeffy wonts you to hear 10mtthing, Grandma."
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North View· R9omy
ln many a woman's mind
is the fantasy d. making a
grand entrance in her best
gown, sweeping graciously
down a curvl_ng staino.·ay into
an elegant living room -the
obfect of all eyes fro1n three
levels.
Fantasy can give v.·tt~' to
fa ct at one of the models
of the North View home
developm ent in L a g u n a
Niguel. This tri·leve\
arrangement giving a \'iew o(
the living room and the
stepped-down dining r o o m
from the top of a curving
balustrade ~ found in plan
282. with a soaring ca1hedral
ceiling making il all possible.
Mortgage Rates
Headed Down
Si1uala'.I. on a hill side. this
North View Olodcl is one of
the most popular of the firie
homes available at the Avco
Community Deve'lopers, lnc.'s
environmentally 4 e s i g n e d
neighborhood. The price is
$51,900 lricluding con c re t e
entrance and dl'i\•C\vay "'ith
t...,·o-car gar11gc. rcnC'ing, and
front )'8rd landscaping \\'ith
sprinklers.
LOS A~GELES (API -U
you "A'8nt to buy a house , you
may get a better break on
mortgage interest rates as the
year goes on.
A savings and Joan industry
leader holds out the likelihood
that interest charges are
hetlded downward from their
"'1'tt!lt lofty level.
On the othe< band, a
commercial bank economist
considers the possibility of
lower 1ates as an iffy matter.
•'f :ooN-,,. .. ~-there i!--
any doubt that we , wiU see
reductions, particularly ln the
lat half of the year," said
W. Dean Cannon Jr., executive
vice president of L-h e
Callfomia Savings and Loan
League.
The mortgage interest rate
on a single-family house now
averages about 8~C pen::ent.
Cannon says he believes it
will dip to II> per<ent before
the end of this quarter and
Iowan! eight perc<nt by
midyear.
there <A'ill push the
downward.
rates
''THE DEMAND for loans
is .sluggish now and will
contribute to a faster buildup
al money available. The
consumer is reluctant to spend
money and that is adding to
the rooney buildup."
Dr. Raymood ~allow, &enior
vice president and c h I e f
economist of United California
Bank, said recenUy that he
didn't expect mortgag,e
O~J '\\'ALKISG
entrance...,·ay, the
up 1 he
1 a rs r
Real Estate_
Questions/Comment
Bw Realtor Randall llcCardle
intere&1. rat.es to Come down _ ,
lmles3 the government ~ , The concept of condominium liviMg fasc ina"-s me .•
rates paid on savings While condominium living is taken for granted here it's
accounts. uncommon to me, an easterner. Can you give me a brief
"The 81k to 91-2 pcn::C11t history of how the condominiUm concept started and
mortgage-interest rates will how they are operate~ and managed? .
become a permanent fixture L.J.R., New Jersey
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in _the . ecooom,Y, unle:;s some Condominiums -1'hcir Development and ~tanage-0· Th
l lak h d . If you rr~lly want your nc\v hon1e, h.1vo." I\ hutlt nn11 t (.'o~!' krcp 1.'lini 1n~ o.' ac 10n is en, e sa1 · ment is a book published b_v the Government Printing
Af; Yes. If you .wait, its ·
• goingto costyou.
hornc you want <A'ill co~t r11nr c l;Jtt'r. •
HE SUGGESTED that the Office. It contains a history of the condominium move-No mort~a~c shortage at CAPP I IO,\\ES. \Ve h.i i·~· liur ov.n r(·,nurcc' .ind
Federal Home Loan Bank menl from early Roman days to the present. Chapters our ov.•n rnorl~a~c pl an '_ 1011. Jov.n p:iyrncnt. compcttt11 ,.. 111ic rl'"l r.i!l'' ,1nJ
Board and the Feder a 1 discuss the d~velopme~t. ?f a condo~i~ium, develo~ the option 10 postpone ~our fir~t payment till fi1•r n111n1h' af1cr dc\!1'\'ry!
Reserve Board should lower ment of a series of ad1om1ng condomm1ums, condomI· Get the whole story in our FREF 1'>74 ldl!.1 Buol... Send for 111o<l.1)'.
interest rate ceilings 0 n niums for low·income households, and development or
certificates ol deposit and a homeowners' association. (71 pages, Sl.25 -Order !:'~p fl O~lES l\cprcsC'~~c~... Millt Scott
passbook savings act."X>Unts. from : Public Documents Distribution Center. Pueblo, 164, o.-t. S.iho 159 1211 c.11e c.,._ 26771 •• 1,.,,.,1"'''°'"-M .. ~
That, he CUJ:teods, ii the Colorado 81009.) T..,_., c.iifonia no.n.d °'*'-Colit. Mi1.to.i ~io. Coit.
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PUHi.iC NOTICE •
FICTITIOUS SUllNISI
NAME ITAT•""llllL T ,TM tollo.,lng pt•to<1 I• doi"O b11Jl,,.:1 .. , ll;ENNEOV I. KEHHEOV llUILOIN C.
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l~a•~•dY .. wn.,,., c. Ktn"fCly, Jr.
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Coun•>' (le•k o1 O<t h;it Cou~ o"
Ffllru•ry I], 1'1• •11• J>ubl•\~ld 0•1~ COM~! O•!IJ t"lk:lt, ~-11••r 11. 7o. t nd M••o;I! S. 10.
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PUBLIC f'liOTJCE
'"Ille deg!<e of decline will
be tied directly to the flow
ol savings 'into l e nd i n g
tnstituUons," be said. •'The
pres511n1 of mooey sitting
only way there will be any 12111 wz.11•2 110514,2.401' 11141111.2299
relief for home buyers from Where are all the people coming from? California ••••••• I 'tcT1T1ou1 •u11111•11
high interest rates. is still being flooded by people. Or at least it Sffma thait I ' • • 1,.. 1o110'!~1o!;.:!11~:=,~ t11111n1!1
way here in Orange County. When we first came here Ci'A'l'iP lo: c.,, H-s. o.pt.1!5511 FREEi Full·to101 .u.
I H • I •-h •--f'-ld t•· I ,.O. lo• "U'". Ill Gro•t, HM-p1ge, I Mt<TAV15H GOLDS.MITH, OJCI l\'o!I a ew yNrs ago, unt1ng on ..... ac was u.an .. I, ,.. · Ide• Boo~ Or .. ttt .. l>Ol'I IHCn, C•t. f2'60 . I I . h rd I nd M. . v· . . c.llf°""41 95624 . '""'""' McN", 1.501' l lll'lv• SI M T t Lin d U city 0 rv1ne WIS un .. 0 • 1ss1on ••10 WIS Hames Plea.le IUlh me your lfew Home• Ide• Book-with I NtWJll)t• 811,h, ,,,, '7660 any enan ~ e . p some developers .dre.am .• Is our populo~·on mo, vlng in I b r~·• ou•1~''' 1, c_YC,H 11r ·•~ (_ . no t ost or o hga\!on. inu.~,d'u.i from other areas o r 1s 1t that the "war ' art now c~.1.11 ... McN••
.._____ -.....---maturing and raJsinn th.eir own familiel : nLT,:tor N•"'' I '"'1 •·•••mcnt ""1' 111611 wl!h •~·
For Westnn•nst·er Mall your comments. •. M'.b.H,,·,, •. ,-@ ,,,ONlsionoic ~I .-,11d11u -~~~~~•rc.~~,1~1 •. Q
1 ~•'!U• <;-;.Ju:: .... • ~111!'!1nS c 01y _________ co~n1i Pui-..1,11t11 o••nai' ,.,." 0111"1 ,lkl•.
0 C • • d • 1lm' .,.,.., I . -I F•D•u•rv 10. II 14, •rid Mirth 3. . In range 'ounty our population increase ue to ~oucncom-nr ~,.,, z1•~--1'" o.-r•
Westminster Mall, ooe of of merchandise and service. net mjgration has always been a signi£icant factor of .,._.u11.01na -001JCTScom-rrr ~"o'~--1-----_ 1----,,-u-,8-,-.,-c-,-.-0-T-!C_E __ _
the largest regional shl)pping The multi-level c Ii mate our growth. In 1968 our Jlet migration in Orange County I 1 1•1, 0 .. ,,,. b~"d'"11 101 '" Z•P•---I 1------~~,,,---
centers in the Western states, ·controlled, encloSe<l mall <A·ill was over 37,000. And last ye a r , our net migration FICTITtou' •usiN~''
A C th h l-tlt t 1~;otab~•ld1ng lol•n .• l•O•---NAME STAfEMENl is more than 75 percent be anchored by four major ranged over 50,000. Los ngeles ounty on e ot er I ••• I Th~ 10110 .. ina pe .. o~· •r• dolna
committed by a variety of department stores, according hand has had an out·migration since 1967. Nothing • • • • • • t>ti•·~~~'E":i:\v co1•i co 0~ tH!w~o11:1 faslllon stores and other retail to Brent Howell of Col.dwell drastic. approximately 6,000 to 9,000 residents per year .. 1-======:__ ___ :__ _____________________ , 11EA.c11. m oov•' o• .. ~·· 11. NtwPO'' l~tc~. Cttll. ~660 tenants, according to Coldwell Banker's Beverly Hills Office, but the trend for Los Angeles continues. '~~ur•ce L•"'I· 111• 11:111i.,.., 11:•.
Banker Commercial Broker-project leasing team captain. Net migration is an extremely volatile component • N=~ ~~~~;..~~'."t.?~'ld<••"• 0,.
age O>mpany, exclusive leas· Already scheduled for the of population growth. The reasons for the changing rate COO"on1 0o1 ........ c1n1. t14U
Ing agent for the ,.-oject. project are these t'A~level of migration have been frequently debated. Cited among .. ,J~~~:··.u~i.~:'u~::, :"Z.n ~:
UDder comtroction on a 93-stores: Sears, 200,000 square them are problems of congestion and pollution. People OR 11''1"""'~!~it• L .... .,
acre site bounded by the San feet; Buffums', 90,000 square prefer the wide open spaces, while the sun is fun. and 111raM1 L.u•,.,.,..~
f l '! Co 160 ()()() ha C 1·1 od Thll ••~•t-"I WI• lolld .,.;111 ""' Diego Freeway, Bolsa Avenue ee ; n ay .. , square il is true l t Southern a 1 omia has a m erate tern· _ c .... ~1v cit·~ 01 or•..-co~~"' C"
and Edwards Street in feet : and J.W. RQbinson's, perature. only a few people select their place or resi-F•o•u••1 iJ. ,,,.
Westminster, \l/estminster 150,000 square feet. dence on climate alone. HOMES M.all is a project of Homart The Sears store is scheduled The prerequisite that attracts more people than any
Develoiment Company, a to open in late April. fol\o...,·ed other is a booming, healthy employment rate .. a vi·
w'hoJly-owned subsidiary or in August by the opening of brant economy. Therefore, the immigration trend.<:> or
Sean, Roebuck & Co. The · the May Company store and the late 50's and early 60's were sustained by the aero·
1.2 mlllion square foot the mall itself. Buffums' and space · boom. Conversely. wh e n the major cut-backs.
complex features a special Robinson's Y..ill open in the N:\S1\, it. Southern California immi·gration. slowed down
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"continuum" .design providing spring or 1975. and out-migration began.
a ~~ge, fiowmg space which ~e mall struct.urc ~as The war babies are puzzling -they have reached
uruf1es the center and af!~rds des1g11ed by Architect~n1cs, maturity but the birth rate has declined steadily for ,
easy access to clearly v1S1ble In.c., of Dallas and Chicagc;t, the past 10 years, whether it is life.style, ecology or the ~~ de~rtment stores and 186 with C.H. Leavell Company pill. families are smaller. Last year approximately 1 " na~onal and local tenants of El Paso as g e ~er a 1 1821000 births were recorded in Southern California, }'·~
which offer a c<rnplete range oootractcr. the lowest since 1955. ·
Sway of Skyscrapers
Solved by Scientist
URBANA. Ill. (AP) -A entir~y satisfactory.
HE SAID IN an interview
that the device he and bis
colleagues propose w o u I d
offset the forces of the wind.
University of Illinois engineer
says blllboard-9ize venetian
blinds placed atop skyscrapers
would stop them f r o m
swaying, particularly in high winds. An autoi;natic m o t i o n -detecting device, such as a
He said the procedure. SQ gyroscope, would sense when
rar worked out only on paper, the building sways and adjust
might solve a problem which the alats of the b J i n d
is bothersome but does not rhythmically, dissipating the
J>06e a safety hatard. .sway of the building.
• Dr. Richard E. Klein of the On a windy day, the
untveraity11 me c h a n i c ~ 1 gyroscope would signal the
epglneering department, saJ<L.iilJnds_to_open and clooe. in
be and two colleagues. Drs. a bl1nking motion as the wlnd
Crtstano QJs.ano and James blew.
J. Stuke~ used. a computer THE BLINDS ould be
In wwldng on the pn>blem. cloJed wheb the" t.illdill(
MANY PERSONS who "°"' swayed 1plnlt the dlr.ctloa
In • skycnlper>, -cl•Uy ol the wind, increulng the
those bllllt" In r..,.,,t year> ouzface of tbe building and
of neslble steel, r<portedly thua the wei&ht to be pu1hed,
dev.ilop JllOtion s I ck n es s , and open ..mtn the building
nauscA and he1dacbes when swayed with the wind.
tho buildings move. ' On a calm clay, the slat.
Some buildings reportedly would he lully otJ<n.
1way as rpuch as two or thtte 1lle engineers said that in
feet during hlgh windl. their ca I c u I a t I o n 1 the
JCeln said varlou.!1 kinds oC engiMers figured that a blind
1tablllzerl. lncludlng water equal to thrff percent ol the
.....,. ond hydniuflc cushions, out81de surface ol • buildin~
hoYO been tried on tall redUced motion by about Ill
buildlng1 tiui h~e not proved percent.
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REAL ESTATE
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' By AllT MCGINN . . BY 11IE mlli: the D>0111l<ilum mdetl,
$,Ml FRANCISCO (UPI) -C.. the Ille dlY oouocll bod come up willl a
llllall -ol Americo, -UMUll ._..,. tolulJon. New -
by biC ~' retug... In -ol i ..Id be Umlled to !GO bootllll& -11-.. rue, bar the , 1own rat-and • ,_ tor 'fhoe ye0n. Meandma, •
cry "No more"T )ona-nnp plan to lim!t growth wwld
,,_. onot rural of Petaluma, an egg . be lomM''•ted. .
llld.daJry center aboUI 45 minutea drive Bui _....mounted from the home
from the Sao Francisco Bay area, build.,,, 1Ddultry and. last June clty
wald>ed 111111 aiann u Ill populatloo of!ldall, • oeeldni public ,.inlor<>ement, """*" over IO yean with more Oil ' called tor a pleblclte amoog ~I.!· the ny. They aot .....,helming a-val, t,111·
Pelalwna straddles the busy main ll06. • .
bllhwfy midway between the golden '111e ~ .~lditt& :=
P Gelo ·8rlt!i< aild the Calllomla wine hauled the city -court, · rogram <t>linlry, and ....;. trafllc pouaed oo1y 111e -vto1atec1 ttte u . s . : · lo buy country eggs fat brollen oe Comtitutloo._ In 1173 alooe, it waa cited,
• J><!bapo to find a ~ thel could be the city had OaUy rejected applicallooa
-lt•ted ~.µ,;.tee! ........ cii*!'Y
- a !ilut blilll a forr ,,..... ... WU
aJnady --and • jftlood Wltel' --a. I ' ' .......,, '
But U.S. Olatrfct Judp IJo!'dH. Bum
ntled lite onbance . --1. violating dtiuol'. bulc right lo lnlvel
and live where they pl-.·
"I'd prefer to live In a rural
community myoelf," he lald, ''boll that
d""'"'' allow r.aideotl ol a rural community to e1clude othen.
"What happened tn Petaluma could
happeo In Callfomla, wllb the atate
aettlng a population Umll 111111 cloaincJtl
borders." ' ·
But Bure atreaed the ruling waa
not an order the dty must "gpen its
gates to unllmited growth." : Spreadmg" pootmarbd "Petaluma," the to .. that'• ,., 1,eoo .... bouolng un1i... . _
• •• fun to ~· A few W..U before the trial m mid-...• 0< U am aa lite Bay Area bollooaed into Jamtal)', Petaluma'• achool teacher -AU. Ftrl'URE building applioatioes,
-:WASHINGTON (AP) -r-·111 EatenHtyle population corTidot..,. n!ayoe, llelen Putnam, appealed by letttt he aa!d, could be evaluated In Jigbt j;.. h11111esteadinC, a pt1>11h city overlappq the next with no vlalble to 450 Calllantla city coonclb and county o1 "traditional ""'1ng and C0111111U1ity • ·:.ibicb olfen homes roe r... u boundari<o, tbio\Oigbl to get away from boards '! aupervlaor• for help tn planning conslderattoos" -., llllli u
:iooa. 85 ttSldeot ,.pair the It all began. Petaluma a pencllllC court fighl · they wen1 oot . .. u aubierfuges to
la llmlt poptlation. :J!omes and live In them, · • 11IE ·URGE FOR a plot of land. SHE ARGUED that the fate ol amall Petaluma was atunoed, other small
:.ix-ung lo u many as 25 a UtUe elbow room and the ...... of towns .. err=.i:S at stake and town. upaet.
'more cities. . ....-identity a small town oeemed many towns checlt ca . "I lhought our oedlnance." Mayor
-. 'l'be ·Department of Housing i9 acer-attracted increasing number One S2$0 caine from San Jore, Putnam saidi "waa reaaooable for us." · ·· ·u~ De. lopment aid iL urban-wearY newcomers tq plaCM never a small town but one that grew and ·-n ve JW#t .. ,. PO!iiluma. , bigger_ and • l/IQer during . lite same Petaluma Is deciding whether to •111"'1
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· · ·-' . · . Greafett I.Ow-Mileage Location ~ f.liTA -' · 1 . • & Most Beautiful
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recentlY ,It Is ol!!rinf a!tool-, _..· 1:.........,. rural ·--·, 1-1 was ·•~ ... de<>&!,; f<11111 204,000 tn 1960 the nt11n1 -and wondering 1a&Ot!l .• the --~ """""' to 2' ,...,. ..--w••• -... " ta ~, uae .of_ "_lradi_ 'tJonal too Is"_ 3•20 So. Main St. 4.000 """"'wn --were often no r.rther from to 446,-10 ,,_.. ter,.. r·~ v cities ',for lltelr. unropa!...t, the Joi!, .; terms of travel time lh<o '1 "'llie,city ~I o1 &a!! Joie," wrote •P!l"'Ved _by the judge. -Santi fl.na
as-is value. A~ said avwded city buildings or !a'.celau.' Mayor.Normaa...Y. 'MJQeta, ''recognir.es "We don't have a :te path," sajd
in "'°" caseo lite traMfer will IUburltan traci.. the abtlolute requirement that cities be Putnam, a ftnt grade teac r and schoOI A. Prr'vate Townhome "-unity for ..... Yo•""' Adult , · ·.. . ·allowed the flexibility to meet the prlnclpal who hIDS been Mayor. for nine ""'J""' u.. -· ... amount to a glv,a~y., By 19'73, ~ poultry raising capital problems which result from uncontrolled, years, "It's sort ..Qf back to the drawing • ~ ' · •
. The targest number of of the wwld, u Petaluma once proudly unregulated antlf•mP!'lt "°wlh." ~on everything." LOOK AT SOME OF. ·THE FEATURES: ·
h:Jules, 2,000 ,woutd _.,~to b0asted.,bad~wn~.H!<KK!to30,~., ·'lbe borne ~ Industry .MD .~ "'We don't know~ effective use of Paoe.JeqFirepl~•Priv8t~EnclOsedGarages•PrivaiePatios ·.
Detroit Two illlldted,aplece ·--• • • .. llocl<sl• •· W1<'ihest. #..,125,000.dil<t. A>Ut'.Own tools unUI we atart111in( them co#, Decli!I • J-n'llish~aahet'a • C8~tlng Thl'OUjlhoat • Swimmmg.~ool · · . PhU And"70 jirteht ol. the newo:imen were from the National Oluocil of Home and get some read.ion to thirn. We'll '•"BBQ~• Clubhouse • JacUW • Landscaping 111d MUch, Much More!
would a<>'to New Yon, a-,cijo!muten to the big city, driving the Builden armed to aid the sull-ftling ma1te u imest use pf them ,u possible. . 2· Beclroom-2 .,..... , . . .. · . ·,,. 1'1111ED· IATE OC. CUPANCY -delpltia, <lllcqo, Loa Angeles, a miles to San Francisco oe otlter Comtntcllon Jnduslry Asooclation of • • • _,..
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~~M>;z;.ololllll!oiol..,.:· bulilnil#. . -~ ··• -'..,.,,,~II ~" llll"'!ll'"/;liililiQl"U!o ~ a!lipllted.~ W<.doo't _ . . , • 1.--~n:'n~I Fin:nclng
... ··Lu.V-.!Dtltlolnptoo,Calif. -~bs. near the Go\!l<O Gate 5oooma Comity aild other Northern "'mlS WASN'T a no-growth policy. $2~900 toS29. 995 A I 5%Do n
·lbe ~to g1,.·an1· 19ll .,,,. pattom liecame·all too 'clear"ld' ·ordlnanee. -• -• -=to.P!!"Jlka!l!itfJ~-~::--·!".-... ,._~
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houses In May, fOlioWlng the Jl'.taJuma olfldals and Ute d!y gale! . The coort baUle waa euriotl!ly short. · v"Jdage . Burtt eiij>1aioec1 nis position, Fumis MOOers'aiiil S81ea Olflce Open Dally-10 a.m. to OU.k ~ ........
lead of Wilmington, Del., came cruhlng abut in l&'IO. A two-year . . Petaluma lool. saying: 3620 S. Main SI., Sanla Ana. Cali!, 1714) 556-l sao or (714) 646-1260 '!:::',:: ~
Which started the homestiad-moraie>ri\DD wu impoled on all new "The legal principle is that people AnofhwTw,..,IJtlfhlHwltood-OuMllJtorllol'e.,,,,,._Ao.c-. ~
·lnl( ~m about 1 year a~o. h>using until a plan to stem the rush THE CITY argued, somewhat have a constituli<llal right to aeWe . ' -ut\der tha·WilmlnltiJo plan, WI! developed: belatedly, that """1trolled growth waa --.liere they see fit." tho houses '"" g1.,. away l-~-=-~~~~~~--'~~~~~~-'C...::=:.~-"~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
·10 qualified · pt!Ol>ie 1elected
'tllrough a dmrlq. The oolla
·to repeir the housei in lbe
~ IO far ha,. baeo
:.stlmatild o l, fn>ni 15.000 1o
ll2,000 more than lb<y were
''1orlh on lite -. market In
lite oondiUIXI when gl~
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.Qt turtnc tbe boule1dlwn or ,.... kfal>lnl ... _ .. ry ·..a... ..,.. ..
. : ,,,.,_ citlel In ...... lit' die
4;eop-s being ot!eftd· by the federal goYernment are
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' ·~-t; .. .• .. 'J(~utI'c tu r i ng and · Newport'.Beacli ol!ice. .. 1 • ~tiD'r !lervioes. Inc., ls ~ l&m's new ~.000 ~· Ibo flr« tenant to move Into squaro • foot. free • Standing
!ht' 'Del!' $10 mi 111 on induotrlal bulldlng is one•ol
Koll/lniDe Cente<, southern four buildtnr designs and si>.es ~'s fll"lt Jndustrial av a 11 ab I e in Koll -Irvine
co Mccnininm ~eloprnent, Center. 'Ibe center will have -
"""'1-dinC to 'lboo>u C. Wolff, 592,000 oquare feet of -
k., llC pnaldeot. -. In 94 Individual bulJdlnp -'l11e eompa1er ...ice. firm, ~ eart1 nm,.-.
wblda ~ .l)'Slema foe De5i&Ded by Le ~a oa
compul«.-aided. dest&n and' Pomero1 AMoclates, ~ c o.'l!> ~ ~ e fl'. • '· ~aided • Koll·Itvine Centee ts ·!Oci ~ to1it Individual on a Sl·acn! alte adjacent·
meds, purdtued the facility Orange County Airport.
to h>qse )ts offlcts~onclo-M=e n-tt-f.a c·t-u r i0n·g--end -
Ollllpuler wareh>uae. The sale Consulting Services, ·Ille .. w.. ,
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scapiog and sPrinkten. and ~re • •
ferw;:ed and draped·. Afi ·ttomes are
car~ted and many chok;:t corlW' ·
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and Hlllng bomes In allot HunUnatoo Beach
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ous commlas!qn spilt, c:Ongenla! olike~ big
ad bud1et1_full time ·~· etc., etc. BITT"R CALL BILL COMSTOCK
Hlllllillgton Heirbow Rfflt.,
' 1.7214 Ceo~I Hwy., H.B. 146-1314 ·
EXCl.USIVES
NOW AYAllABLE
OUTSTANING •
INVESTMENTS
-~--~" -CORONA DEL MAR
721-721~ F'ERNLEiU~
tShown by app't.)
?»13l~' JASMINE COptn Sat. k Sun.)
¥.LBOA ISLAND
lZI CORAi. 1~ .... ~-~~-.. -~~-~-~"!-.. -~"!-.. -~-.. -~-!!~-~-!! .. -~-~-~ ..... -~"!-.. -~"!-.. -~-.. -~1 ~m:~:m ~: ~miS~
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i 21+214~J APOLENA
SEA VIEW VILLAS
Condominiums
OPEN DAILY 11 TO S
Pres•nttd by Nolan R••I Ettate, Inc.
Great_whlte water view from each unit, over·
looking Monarch Bay. Stsrting at $68,150.
Early . Mediterranean styllrig; 2' BR., 2l-2
baths to S BR. plus .family rm., 2l-2 baths;
patios; lantullC amenities! Directions: on
Crown Valley Pkwy:\ just off of So. Coast Hwy., in Laguna Niguel.
For further lnformotlon call: 49WSS I
NEW LISTING
THIS IS IT for fan1ily living.
Shari> 3 bedroom -+ family
+ extra. On cuJ--<l~c.
featUttS too numerou11 I<»
mention, bonus loft roon1
v.1th skylight In garage, pool
with decking, v.·aterfaU.
Close to bee.ch. \\'e ll'I
bar:xler at Tri-Harbor.
2-bedl'OOm Cll~'h l'J.wi> &
clean -excellent ,'8Juc.
Pri(.'("d to sell today ~ S.xl,OC().
646-7tn.
314·31;11~ ON'fX 310.310l~ $APPi-UR£
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DO NOT
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REALTY
315 MARINE AVF:.
BAl:.BOA lSLANO
CALL : 67:1-6900
YlllA GRANADA
'W'l :S LI-:\. N
TAYLOR CO.
HEi\ LTUl\S ~lllt:l' l~J ·ll>
LINDA ISLE BAYFRONT -$250,000
Luxurio1is wannth In this meticulously
maintained S bdrm home w/FR , lge DR &
4l-2 bath•. Approx 4500'. Wide lot. Pier & slip.
1 LINDA ISL'E DR. SAT/SUN 1-5:30
EXCITING PERFECTION
Elegance on the £airway. E"ecu tive's custom
dream home in Big Qanyon. 3 BR. FR, 3i.
baths. Vie\v from all rooms. Air/cond.
THE BLUFFS -BRAND NEW CONDOS
This is the last of the NEW I story models!
Beaut. 3 bdrm, FR "Paula" model. $74,950
Comer 3 bdrm, DR "Linda" model. $'78,500
2701 VISTA UMBROSA SAT/SUN 1·5:30
BIG CANYON BEAUTY -$149,500
Superbly decorated ~5 BR home. Perfection
thruout with custo1n carpetjng and wall·
papers. Hu ge t'Ov. patio w/prof. ldscpd yard.
7 CHERRY HILLS LNE . SAT/SUN 1-5:30
IRVINE TERRACE -$174,500 .
Fantastic \1'iew of bay. ocean -&-Catalina!·-
Custom AUality lge 3 BR home w /FR, for#
mal dining, 3 bath s, sauna & beautiful pool.
1935 SABRINA TERRACE SAT/SUN 1-5:30
BIG CANYON SHOWPLACE -$295,000
Fabulous vie'" of exclusive country club
from thi s 5 BR custom ho1ne. FR. lge O{l
& rumpus rn1 . Gorgeous pool in courtyard.
14 OAKCREST LN . OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30
BEST BUY IN SPYGLASS -$125,000
NE\V & shining '. Ready for occupancy.
~lany extras. Fully ldscp. 4 BR "New Bed~
ford" w/FR, DR & lge rumpus rm.
7 TWIN LAKES CIRC. SAT/SUN 1·5:30
DOVER SHORES -$225,000
Finest construction in this gorgeous custom
built home. S Bdrm s. lam. rm , lge formal
DR & 4i. baths. Huge jacuzzi. -All'COncl.
1337 GALAXY DR. OPEN SAT/SUN l.S:SO
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO.
2111 Son Jooquin Hlllo Rd.
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 6«-4910
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Delu11e Townhomes I Gentr1t General
rJn NIC[L
~AILEY &
ASSIJ[ IA TES Lachenmyer1
R.t!.iltur
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Condominiums
A \'i('\\' ori('nfed. 1oloe11y
mainl .·fr ('e· garden
ron1n1unity ln onl' of '
Nrwporrs mo~t desire tl
areas.
3, 4 & S BR .
Popul•r Price Ran9e
MODEL OPEN DAILY
835 Amigos \Vay 644-1.133
(Broker ro-0p tnviled)
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LIDO \Vaterfront. 3 Bdrm. & Jge. family rm.,
or 5 bdrms., With 6 baths. Lido Nord. Spec-
tacular view! Waterfront llvtng rm. with
step-down wet bar. Pier & float. $275,000.
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ANOTHER NEW
LISTING
MESA VERDE
GEM ~I Bl0<k oH 17th s1 .• """· WATER FRONT LOT ON LIDO NORD
A four bedroom 2 bath home.
The price 11!1 right -$37,500.
fl.loves you in: a lfttll fami·
side, CM . Orleans Condos. 30' x 105'. Magnificent view! $165,000 1~~.;;"!';_!.~'F~•:'; BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
ly -· within wa1klng disttnce to shopping, library
or lease. Walk to shopping, I ::::::::::::::::.1 341 Baytlde Or., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161
P. o .. lib•""' & """"" n1. E-lde-I ~""~""""""""""~"""~"""""""""""i and achools, privacy of
large brick patio In
backyard with tr-ees and
shade. C.all Red Carpet.
ReaJtors. 546-440.
\\'e try harder at Tri-Harbor. ~·• Generel" Gener•l
Doll House
POOL
"ADDEn CUSTOM BAYFRONT DUPLEX ,-
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2·6. 1008 E. FAMILY ROOM"
Balboa Blvd. Prime sand y beach location. Wood w.arm family rwm
Custom built for owner. Dock for two large fa.ci!s beautiful landscaped
bedroo I ~"' 000 pool! Atrium like entry boats. 6 ms. p ":' guest . ...,,,, . 1.....,'iaml!r areasc-Cltckl·
IN THE-GRAND MAN-N~E;,R~---ll ~~~1~~ ~~:&:~R
Spectacular 100 ft. bayfronl Luxurious de-beauUful CRYSTAL CLEAR
tailin g. 11 room s, 7,000 sq. Ct. Pier and slip. POOL. Wann r· AM IL Y •850 000 ( ROOM $4.600 total down call • • ee. now "'3-6167.
CHARMING CORONA DEL MAR
3 bedroom home. 2 car garage, sunny break·
fa st room. Re!rigerator and stove in kitchen.
Only $57,750.
NEW CUSTOM OCEANFRONT
Private Dana Harbor location. Surf, Cish,
swim and boat frOJT! your CrOot door. Gr~t
views. 3 bedrooms, 3 bath. excellent Cinanc-
!ng. $198,500.
SWEEPING VIEW OF HARBOR
First time offered. lrvine Terrace. 1..-0vely
pool size patio1 three bedrooms, den and
family room. $175,000
DRAMATIC OCEAN AND
Canyon View. 4 bedroom, 3 bath, family
home. 2 cozy fireplaces, 3 car garage. Cathe-
dral ceilings. Gourmet kitchen, private court·
yard. Offered for $96,750.
NORTH BLUFFS -LITTLE GEM
Let us tell you more about this charming
couple home, profess ionally decorated, ready
to move.!n •. Don'.Lwalt -.see today! $53,5QO
SIZZLING BUY IN BLUFFS
All the beauty of perfection. 2 bedroom +
den with bar. Expemtve extras. Greenbelt
with a bay and mountain view. All for only
'67,500 .
SOMETHING SPECIAL
Just listed • razor sharp,
rambling duplex. Fussy
owner • like new crptg,
newly p'.ainted, prime corner
loc. Renta should be mi.~!
Priced fat' quick S&Je at
$49,900. • terms or trade in
your present home. Ca 11
6<>&100.
V. F. l'°"•nl & Co. M~...._
Fixer Upper
·Horse Country
Santa Ana lfelf(htl' loll Pali sades Rd.~ A-1
propcn_y. 150' x.120' lot 11l~e.
Property ·has .great
potenti81. Priced for a fast
sale $37,500. 646-3921 E .. ., 646-4S4l
Lachenmye r
Re--111or
Elegant Corona de! Mar estste. S beclrooms,_·11 •!!!!"'!i!~~~~ ....
7 bath.!, pool, view of ~lands and.Harbor. BUY ME VA
A mountain setting by the sea. Call today I'm a C1.1te. 3BR dollhouse
t285,000. with marble fireplace &:
A DISTINCTIVE IAYCREST HOME ~~\f.':8i"J!',/."';!~~
Four bedroo~ family---room with floor to beckya:rd with play area a:
ceillnj llreptaCe. Formal dining room. 2-lh !1J:ki::O!iy d~~~~
baths. Breakfast area. $85,000. Prel!Uge Homes, '&15-6646.
NEW LIS11NG-EMERALD BAY MOTIVATED to sell & nadr
OPEN SUNDAY Z.5. 939 EMERALD BAY. tomov•.l.OO<olglMs.Poo .
3 Bedrooms. 2.lh baths, beautiful patio with ExceuUve area . Call now. M), 147.a!JO. (ountsin. Close to tennis courts, beach & SA VE: THOSE A p p LE
pc)ol. $129~500. • PEt.l..JNGS and boit in
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216l San Jotquin Hlllt Rd .., N.8. metal · to a "Uke-oew"
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IRVINE
FINER HOMES
GALAXY DRIVE -$99,500
3 bedroom home ready for occupancy.
Formal dinin~ room, enormous family
room. Pool size yard. Beverly Morphy
642-8235. (K31)
A RARE FIND
Westcliff 4 bedroom, s i. bath home. 0...
lightful master suite w/extravagant use
of marble. Beautilully landscaped ya rd.
$107,500. Charles Arnold 642-8235. lK32)
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Lovely 3 bedroom home w/lots of warmth•
& appeal. Comer lot, brick patio. $63,900.
Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (K33)
CAMEO SHORES OCEANFRONT
Situated on th e cliffs in beautiful Cameo
Shores. Spacious 4 bedroom 4'-h bath home.
Custom pool, private beach below. BeUy
Kerr 644-6200. (K34 )
SUPER BLUFFS LOCATION
3 bedroom. custom decorated , single-level
hotne. Huge deck & view. $65,000. OPEN
SUN. 1·5 p.m. 663 VISTA BONITA. (K35)'
MARINERS WITH A POOL
4 bedroom custom home, formal dining,
family room & den. ·Large lot. $111,000.
OPEN SUN. 1.S p.f11. I309 MARINERS,
BAYCREST. (K36)
BtG CANYON -194' ON FAIRWAY
One of Big Canyon's best view homes.
22'x24' fun room -5 bedrooms -!amity
room -goU course & lake 'ie\\-'S from all
major roo1ns , Central air conditioning.
Tom Qucen-~00. (K37 1
FLEXIBLE FAMILY HOME
3 bedrooms, 2~2 baths, formal dining room.
bonus room, dark room, space' for billlanl
table, laundry i:oom & large yard. $661996.
B. Morphy 642-8235. (K36)
"LUSH GARDEN POOL"
Decorator's dream. 4 bedrooms, family
room, d.Jning room, sunken living room.
$115,000. Helen Wood 644-0200. (K39) .
CHINA COVE
Superb bay view! Steps · to sandy beach.
3 bedrooms, 21> baths. Completely re-
decorated . Three leve ls w/elevator. OPEN
SUN. 1·5 p.m. 2716 SHELL . (K40)
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' COWGE 'PARK -l'OOL HOME
POOL UASON.JUST AROIJNO THI COR-
Nlltl Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 ball> leaturlDg
an oul3tandlng Palo• Verde llone fireplace,
remodeled kitchen with new flooring and We .
counter tops. Home ~nten around very pri·
nte pool area with many fruit troes, b!Ock
wall, and covered patio. Walk to all ICbools
and 1bopplng. CALL 546$110. •
ASSUMABLE VA 7o/o LOAN '
OUTSTANDING HOME-In beautilUI Costa
Mesa. S Bedroo1111, family 1"00D\ and over-
sized bonus root Shake roof, fireplace, all
the extras. Fllll price $39,960: Loan or '32,200
can be assumed by anyone. No big loan
fees, $2711. per month pays all. Those are the
·facts-you better see Ill! For details CA.LL
540-1151.
NEWl'ORT-BEACH-BACK BAY
$45,~heerlul and sunny thruout. Fea-
turing S bedroom1, 2 baths, heevy shake
roof amJfront kitchen. Lovely decoraUng in-
cluding beautiful built In boot shjl-. Good
cul-<le-sac location. Only steps to Back Bay.
Just listed, CALL 546 SllO.
UNn'S • UNn'S
EASTSIDE EXCLUSIVE -6 Shake roof
beauties, 2 bedrooms each, 8 gsrages. Every·
thing In excellent condition. Lo13 of F.'en
area. For more information call us qwck at
540-1151.
HARD TO FIND
IN TOWN LIVING with real country at-
mosphere. Good 3 bedroom home on large
135' deep lot. Close to Newport Back Bay.
Hardwood floors. Double garage and screen-
ed patio. Priced only $33,llOO with uaumable
6~%-loan, payablt $1'5 per_mo, Including
everylhfng. Call for complete detalla 54' SllO
A CUTIE -JUST LISTED
3 IEDROOM -dining room, bltm, forced
•Ir heating, block wall fenee, many nice ex-
tras. No down, VA terms aftllable. WOWJ
ONLY $28,750. CALL 540-1151; . . .
MESA VERDE IEST BUY .
--4-liEDROOM. 2 BATH. Great location! Both
to shopping and schools. Large added lanai
complete with fireplace and room for pool
table etc. Asking only $35,500. Submit your
· offer. All terms available. CALL 546-5880.
IARGAIN DUPLEX _
· EXCILLENT INVl5TMINT-· ONE ·LOT,
oft East Bristol (Pallaades Rd.) oppollte
· OC Airport Industrial araa. Zoned C-C. Lot
' size !!OxllS. Fantaatlc b!IY. juat l\lled at
$32,700. Hurry, CALL 540-llSh
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A .rant FQl
12 •JBS·
9a\d1...iJc .... mi-a '""· IUXUliJ no-qiainteMUCI IOwn-
homel ava.llablit. JUPt now
web otter!~ )"41 flOO.DO
a month ott your tnOnlhb'
~bl. lmmtdlal• oc-
cupancy. Prime ~ ln
a prtmt b:.a.Uon. and a
prime .u.r. Como dalm
your Beachwalk Boutlb> tl>
dAy, before .omeooe el~ ......
OnHtory ftO-malntem.ta
townhomel from only
$42,500
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10 AM <nO 53S6T.
ll!ttctlom< ._ Lao ..... !es and Qr.
.,., ONntiet. 405 to Golden
West ExU (Hw1Unaton
Beuh) then South 5 milff
to Beechwalk, Huntlngton
Seacl1ll.
PREVIEW NEW UNtr
NOW UNDER
COl<STRUCTirn
THE REAL
·121 MIUORD .
CAMIO IHORIS, CdM -IAT/IUN. 1-S
EJ:Cltln& 3 bdrm. & guest sutt., with spark· 1lllc poOI. Oceen view. $1.N,000.
1100 SANDPll'llt
HARIGR VllW HILLS-IAT/IUN. 1-S
3 Bdrm." Wnlly rm., pool le view! $M,'IM.
·JOO JASMINE
CORONA DEL MAR-SUN. 1-5
Near ocean! Lite new duplex. $124,500.
1003 BONNIE DOONE
IRVINI TIIRRACB •4-4AT/5UN. I.& a Bdnnl., family rm. "dell-vlnl $!...,_
2033 PT. CHELSEA'
HARIGR VIEW HOMll-SAT/5UN. 1-&
ClDe atop service-(save your gas), we will ha-'• pictures, .....wings, floor plans & priceo on all ~View bpmes avail. .
304 OTERO
THE BLUFF5-SAT/SUN. T-5
Etcitlng condo, S bclnru., 2¥1 baths; pro-
fess. decor. $69,500. Del Oro to Onada to
Otero.
31432 WEST NINE
LAGUNA NIOUE~T/SUN. 1-5
10% Down, or lease/option. Golf course
f::"..!!fe· 3 lldrml., 2 baths, I¥>. yn. old. I occupency avallable. $45,'IM -Or
leeie at $3SO per month .•. 25 ft. p.tlo opens
onto the 17th gnen. .
Orn~6
W BEACH BAYFRllT
· 415 BAYSlll DR.
PPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5
Fabulous 4 bdrm., 4¥1 bath bayfroot borne =.e· pier to at<OIDl>dale 50 IL boat. prdeo patio entry, lge. 1811118, cmy ~-'
ESfA!ERS den " plctmeoque sand~~'h In front. AGE Vflr/ acCeuible IOcallon. at $21D,OOO.
. BALBOA ISlla ~, UPPER . BAY ~mfiiHYST 1!;==~====~~~#1 G<!ntr•I_ --~r•J ' BEAUlJ-+--_,_____..,J!EN__SAI...A...slJN ... _j.i; __
2 HOUSES on 1&. divided 2731 BAYSHORES DR. 3 B.dro0m tamlly home on DUPLEX; very charming 2 unit property
lot. Buy ono "'both. Lowry • BR o Ba, 3 cu 1aroce '"""' IO><l35 lot. 11an1wooc1 nr. ~ & village. Upper 2 bdrm. unit with
3 BR, 2 ba, din rm, '•· cloo< to prlv. bch. sm.ooo ' tloorl and a brl&ht ....,. lge. IUDdect. Lower a bdrm., 2 ba. unit, 'lrith
"""' custom c1ra .... new JAMES F. DAVIES kitchen. 1% loan avat!ablo patio. Offered at $110,000. dehwsr, 11tove, Cl1KS-2:llO Realtor ~ to anyone, reprdlea ol job.
aq ft. $54,<m. um IQ ft, age ·race or cned. PQ. jftf SO BAYl'llllllT
3 BR. 2 ba., """--· S new unit. ohow good In-,..nt $172. a month illcludeo 'lll't , n111n I Ja'. gar, lg. tencd yrd, Both come. Prime cloee-to-bet.eh everytbJF'uuon thla an ot lf8~".' E %3rd St., g: :;.'~~.~ 119·950· .12'>.ooo $ll1"oo""' OPEN SAT •. & SUN. 1-5
o.n.rol -...1 Creetlve!y dellgMd 3 bdrm., 2 bath home
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fiunfingfon _j/.a,,.f,our
$134,900
Waterfront home with 32: boat dock.
Unique Island location with private sand
beach. 4 Bedrooms, family room, 2 fue-
places. Ask for ...
WILMA FITTS
$169,500
Elegant 4 Bedroom, 4 bath, customized
waterfront home .. Family room, study
and den. 56' Lee side water frontage, ~·
dock. Beautiful wood deck. For ·appoint-
ment to see, ask for ..•
TONY HELBLING
$79,500
Popular 5 bedroom 0 Balboa'' plan on an
oversized lot on Davenport Island. Offers
2Jh baths, wet bar, large family room,
laundry room. Ask for ...
WILMA FITTS
$147,000
)mo,..,."""' """-· Walll. one 11hort block an4 watch
the hoe.ti mum at asmet.
Take an ..r1y mominl !or
on the beach. All thil can
be yours when )'OU bu)' Uds
-3 BR. lamlly room home with ttuae muter bed-
. room and low, low upkeep.
Only $96,500. For appt. caU 644-T21L .
COME SEE,
LAST CHANCEi
Th1I wU1 be -.. w.-ld. A lartte -bed:t oOiD home ln Mesa
V""e. Room tor a pool, camper, all time tbinp.
Beautitul llhag carpeta. mir-
rors, double flrrplace, fam-
ily.room. Can't help but Uke
at onl_I $45.450. Hurry. Call
Red cu,>et. Realtora. ...-.
OCEAN VIEW
LOT
Strictly Newport! Larp R.i,
home plans Included. Owner Uk1n& $17,500. • May aub-~
with .lie. lamlJy rm. + apadous 2 bdrm.
apt. LOvaly aantly beach In front. Mallllfl-.
cent penonmlc be7 view. Offered at $190,000.
W.-Winton Re.al Estal9
22t.MARINE,.IA1.llQA JSLAND '7S-ml _
Gonorol
COUIN ·MARTIN
EXCLUSIVE LIST
~ho::":".~~~ .h~:·. d~. ~.on2,Kl::i~
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Someraet 4 BR. + family rm ....... $82,500 . .
Outaiandlng Paler!DO ·New listing ... $67,500
Laguna Niguel, 4 Br. + fam. Rm., Vu $47,500
• THE BLUFFS
Unda model n-or sell) ......... $69,&00
Trina modal, consider lease/opUon $69,500.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
3 BR, 2 ba, lam rm, lg lot ........... $40,960
NEW DUPLEX
2 BR, 2 ba le I BR, I ba. ............ $102,000
2 BR, 2 ba. ea. unit. New lisliJll.
TO BUY OR S!!LL
In Coate Mesa, Corona del Mar
and Newport Beach
ean 11141 644-7662
CORBIN-MARTIN
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HOMES OPEN l..S THIS U,Tll!RNOON
SEE ME , l'M. ON THE ISLAND-Cute too!
5 bdrms, plus guelt unit, top decor1.~pdated,
formal dining: See me for $11.i,IMI at 213
"Topaz, Balboa Island. Janet Lehman will be
tblre too! ~
Sii ME , l'M IN LAGUNt.-Slitlng c::i.:r..• · true view, 3 bdrma, 2 batba with ,
bricks and beautiful, beautiful chann. See
mo at 2828 Terry Road, Laguna Beach at ~.llOO. Jean DeMota will be there.
SEE ME , l'M A SPLIT LEVEL-4 bdrm,
wOodsy feeling, on a cul-<le-sac and • family
room bltenoogh for a pool table. See me at
lll40 Kil eer Clrcle In M.a Verde. $58,960.
Martha ynon win be there. ·
SEB ME, l'M SPLASHING-Nice pool, nllty
3 bdrm, 70' x 100' lot~ beams, shag, $63,950.
See me at 1215 Pembroke. Ernie Knodel will
be, there too!
"SEE ME,.l'M MARY GOLD at 709 Marigold
A venue, Corona de! Mar. I have 2 bdrms, 2
baths and I'm vacant. Gil Ide will be there
too! $73,500. .
SEE ME, l'M SUPER D\IPER DUPLEX-
5 bdrms In one, 4 In other, near new condi-
tion, price reduced $6,000 to $129,000, now
vacani at 618-Acacia. See ·me. Marge Ell·
more will be there too!
S!!E ME, l'M-DAHLIA OQ Dahlia. Near new
3 bdrm, 3 bath home with faml!l! room, 2
fireplaces, a unique uplt In rear c1iann!Dg,
$110,000. See-V"' at 424 Dihila. Marilyn llDdies will be .there too. . ·
Sii ME, FANTASTIC VIEWS -Hard to
find "E" plan, original Bluffs, inspiring
views, 3 bdrms, reduced to $83,500. See me
at 19511 Vista caudal: Dorothy Johnson will
be lbere.
SEE ME, CATCH MY LOCATION-South of ·
highway In Corona del Mar! 2 bdrm, 2 bath,
b!& family room, close-to ocean at 245 Helio-
trope, at $73,500. Pat Young will be there
tool
SEE. ME, l'M IN MESA DEL MAR-Clean
ax a whlstie-3 bdrms, 2 baths, family home
1Mr.parks and' achools. $311,500. I'm at 832
Presidio, C.M. Ogden Sogn will be there;
SEE ME, WE'RE CUTE-2 homes oo l 45'
lot. Beams, bricks, pat!Os. 3 &drm and l
bdrm, bollf for $76;000:-~ Layne will be
there.
·ON TOP OF TliE REAL ESTATE MARKETW1'Tlt THE
NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES
o.Mral
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CORONA DEL MAR, S7S«ll0
MESA VERDE, ~~ • CAL~ US
-JUST-IJSTED------Ol'EN SAT.---1 ·5-
"" NEWPORT HILLS DRIVE EAST llautiful Somerset model; 5 bdrms., family
room & dining room. Completely upgraded.
Large covered patio ; fully landJcaped,
waterfall & fish pond. Home In ImmacUlate
condition, with extras too numerous to men-
tion-come & see. $97,500-lllcludlng land!.
OPEN SATURDAY &. SUNDAY 1·5
204 KINGS PLACE
Eltecutlve home; 2 bdrm. sillte plus guest. A
home designed for enter!41nlng. Over 2300
sq. ft. View of the Pacific. $117,500
BWE WATER
Blue water & panoramic view from this
spadous 4 bdrm. Broadmoor home Jn CoJ"?na
cfel Mar. Family rm., 2~ baths; !st time
offered. $110,000.
associa e
BROKERS REALnlRS
2025 W. BALBOA BLVD.
Waterfront home with ~· boet dock.
Glass screened deck with fire pit. Fino
wa&er views. • Bedrooms, m baths,
cathedral ceiling living room. True ele-
gance. Ask for •••
onllnar. "' -.... TD REALTORS
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WILMA FITTS
$169,000
Custom quality thruouL 90' on Water-
front. 40' Dock. Healed swimming pool
and equipment, Intercom, blltl vacuum,
radiant heat. 4 Bedroom, • bath. Maulve
beam celling. Ask for ...
WILMA ,.TTS
Deiyn Duplex landa 4 bdrm. le pool home. The open g
Pride ol °""""'"' llBR. 2BA *1lrtg from the patio le ~. overlootlni
wUta. Npt. Htt:. area. s Mo'• U.. b[ue Pacific, filvu an atmolpbere cit
..... --Ml'Otl!ty. Spanish e counteri Jn tltdlen, WHt Boy Av, -1twming new carpeting le clrapet. Many ed-
Owm!nc. tmall -on dWonal features, Incl. private beaches. Of.
Er.me R·2 ..... lot. Tabulou. v•LUI VIL' a fend at '86,500. -·Room tor......., ~ -OPEN SUNDAY 1-S 4501 DORCHESTER t 199~. YOU'LL FIJP! Coxy 'n' cute 2 bedroom cot· u;r-........,..= -n ••• .., tap. Pr1me--BalbOI sland locatiil!L Muslve
..,,, .. ,Allllf..aT nu&.7 fireplace, Interior courtyard, huge 8sr81•· ct 0 c · Q:
Fll!AlnlFW Priced right .1 •711.ooo. Low down or your I range , oast 3336 Via Lido m-0!23 lrade. OPtN TODAY!
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!!ASTERN R.AVOl---
IN H~ BIACH -see to bellefe this
lovely cape Cod house with Iarse. spacious
rooms, parquet floors, dramaUc blgh open
beam c.lllnp;--Custom quality built. Set on
huge lot.
2424-22nd 11.,,N.I. Opan Sot/Sun -1..S
BEAUTIRIL WATERFRONT LOT
LARGlst IN COVES -Has slip ror 35' boat.
Arthltects pJana ror large home lncludfd.
$90,000 -on fee land.
ICINGS ROAD
3000 SQ. FT. Of' SUPERB LIVING -3, 4 or
5 bedrooms, lovely pool & enclosed patio.
Beautifully decorated, view of ocean & bay.
$128 000.
420 kings Rd. Ne•pori Beech Open Sun 2-'
Sl'ECTACULAR OCEANFRONT
NEWPORT BEACH DUPLEX -Bnnd new
custom designed. 20' Glass walls OD ocean.
4 Bedrooms and den, 3 bedrooms and den.
Luxury and quality tn every way! Designed to
convert to single family If desired.
WATERFRONT
NEWPORT· SHORES CANAL -Lovely borne
near entrance to new :P.!arina. 3 Bedrooms,
dock and patio at waters edge. Marble fire-
place, wood panelling. Jots oC brick and trellis
suggest New Orleans. $69,500.
Office Opan Saturdays & Sundays
PETE BARRETT REALTY
1605 WHtcllff Dr., N.B.
642-5200
l~Get=""';;.'a:;ol _____ o.n.ral -------! IT'S YOURS
Cot a "°"".Like waterlroot BEACH LOVERS
llvin(? 'Better act fast . Unique aetting, b1ocb to
Vacant 3 BR "1th beams; beach! CoWl.try c b •rm
firepl, bltlns. nev.· crptg. SO thruout! 4BR, SP~
FOOT SLIP! Eager owner HACIENDA w/d~ &
asking $94 500. Will take huge ''fieslll" rm, aourmet
nearly anY trn.de. C a 11 lcitch, all bltl.ns1 Wide entry,
645-8400. ·lovely shaded lot .
& f TRANSFERRED owner must abandon. $47,950. to
• v. E. 11 ... an1 & c... ....... qualified buy ....
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General
OWN YOUR OWN BEACH $122,500
_ ~YFRONT LUXURf~ WO
You own the beach and dock In your own
back yard. Secluded area of NEWPOR'r
BEACH. Room for pool. Huge courtyard
entry. 4 bedrooms, .3 baths. Gourmet kit-
chen. Family den with fireplace. Large
living room and fonnal dining area oVer ..
looking covered patio, sandy shores and
peaceful bay waters. At this price, you
BE'IT!j:R HURRY! Call 64S-0303.
YEmlNT FAlllllOUSE-£ASTSIDE
$29,950
sweep g c:Orner grouna.s-1n-prmi.rum.--
Eastald• location. Towering cypress, pro-dui:lnl date and fig trees. cute vermoot
farm house. Master quarters. GUEST FA·
. CJIJTY with private entrance. Country
kitchen. Formal dining. Large living l'QOm
with fireplace and open beam ceilings.
Courtyard and patio overlooking rolling
green Iawna. Call 645-0303.
ABANOONED CAPE COD-"BALBOA"
Restore, MAKE TI!OUSANDS. 2 story Cape
Cod. W ALIC TO BEACH. 4 beclrooltll Includ-
ing separate GUEST FACILITY with prl·
vale bath. Country kitchen. Beam ceilings.
Family den with view. Private garden patio
and danc;e pavilion. Call 64i>-03ol.
ISlAND PARADISE-POOL & GUEST .
·ENTERTAINERS DELIGHT-Spacious i&-
land paradise. Large bedrooms. Elegant
•master suite. 2 bedroom chlltlien's area.
Formal cltntng room with beam cellings.
Gourmet kitchen. Hardwood floors. Large
living room with. firepljlce overlooking com-
pletely secluded rear grounds. lluge enter-
tainers patio with waterfall. Spartllng pool
and guest facility. Brand new listing. Call M&-0303, .
INDOOR POOL-SPANISH ESTA TE
IRON GATES leading to magnilicent SPAN·
ISH ESTATE. Red tile rqol, Heevy wood
doon. Massive beams and sty domes. In-
terior gardens and waterfalls. WOODEN
BRIDGE over xtreem leading to secluded
master suite with R<>man bath and private
patio. Form8! living room with cathedral
beams. Library & music room. GUEST FA·
CILITY. Fiesta party room and bar. Can-
tlna kitchen. Banquet formal dlnlna room
ovmootlng 45' den with sparkling indoor
pool. Call~
FOREST E. OLSON
Ha111 • .,_ Hali•• Realty
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220 E. tZth'Str.eet
646-0555 549-1 910
$65,000
OVER " ACRE INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
Close to Harbor Blvd. at 3S26 Wettminster Ave
in Santa Apa. 1600 sq. fl. Bktc. Plus 2400 sq. fl. oi
shed now used .u ornamental iron work1. Owner
may lease back ror 5 years. Excellent invest·
ment. Drive by and call now. Offered for $6$,000,
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$45,000
Jlear the splashing Blue PacH'jc surf -clean
sandy beach· fresh ai r-· West of Malibu and
south of Thousand Oak!i··Close to Scenic Hl1h-
~·ay l ·· sa crificed al $4!1,000. This rare lot won't
last.
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• -~ .. $28,000 •
NEWPORT·VIEW Use your imagination and
build your dream home. Corner location Hurry!
$28,000.
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$170,000
14 UN ITS Close to new Montclair Plaza. Pride or
owven;hip units in high rental demand area.
ShOws ex~ellent spendable .. Will trade down or
\JOnsider any reasonable terms. Offet"ed for
$170,0jJO, Call
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CORONA DEL MAR
3425 E. Coast Hwy.
675-7225
$72,000
Great loe1tk>n for aln1le owner to 11 .. in
desirable "Oki c.orou" ID adonlbleone bedroom
unita and bave ltdd.iUonal tent.al income. Walk lo
shops and beacbel $72,000 and 182.IJO. .,
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$129,$00
Atagnificent brand new custom duplex with
dramatic features, color coordinated, top q\ltlity
appliances and hardware. Each unit bas a den
and extra balhl. $129,500.
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. ' $77,000
LDvely Cameo Highlands -Private beaches,
outstandine ocean view and quiet 1trtet1. This
fine home Is in perfect condition, and has excep-
tion.al landscaping $77 ,000.
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$91,500
Unbelievable one of a kind back yard c(msl1Ung
of a super and C'Ol)(ealed kldJ play are1, a formal
garden off ttle ma9ter auite and a 1ra nd pool
sized r.ard. Plus lovely Lu1k Belvedere model in
beautiful tondition. '
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GARDEN GROVE
11022 Magnolia Street
'539-1162 •
$28,200
Bring your G.t. eligibUily and move lnro this ~ly 3 bedroom tondo wtth 2" baths, bit-ins
and fireplace. 2 car private aance foraarety ind
elea;1nt patio ror special entertalnin1. No down
payment. Call for profeuional vitwina:.
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$163MO.
Move into this charmer and lake oyer a low in·
terest GI loan with tot.al monlhly payments or
$163. 3 bedrooms, family room ·& 2 baths that are
nev.·ly painted, new carpets and v.·allpaper. You
alsO have rruit trees ;ind vecctable ga rden. Call
now Cor appt
BUILDERS DELITE
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Large lot zoned for units. ln excellent loCalion
and owner mu~t 5ell. Ideal ror .f.·plex, For '
detailed inrocall today.
INTERESTED
IN A REWARDING
CARJ;ER IN
REAL ESTA T£??
IE A rRORsSIOHAU UHUMITID
EARHIHIOS! H,.. ... IM 1Y110 of,....
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
19461 Brookhurst Street
963-4543 .
$23,500
1 Year old Hantinaton Harbour bachtlor con~
dominium WIJL BeauUtul carpeta Ii drapa, JIOOl.
tauna.
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$41 ,500
Wall~ courtyard beauty -minute• from the
bC!1ch! AlmOlt new 3 BR Ii ramlly room with
shac c1rpeUn1. double dr1ptrie1, and quiet
residential location .
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$44,500
HorH ranch in custom a rea. Sewer1 & un·
der(round utilities in • paid--for. 5 Bdrrns, 2
Baths, air tond., maulve atone f11"epl1ce. ~00
sq. rt. 'h acre kit.
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$54,900
See the ocean from )'OUr windows! Alm0tt M W.
SUPt>r upgraded • Bedroom CaJJ t CJ•s&Jc "By
the Sea", ·
INVESTMENT DIVISION
722 Bank of America
One City Blvd. West-639-1501
MOTEL SITE
22,000 1quare feet C·R wned near DTsneyland. In·
elude• plans ror 12 units plus living quar\e'ra,
$19,000. -
PRIME COMMERCIAL SITES
All sties, hi trarric count, ••le, a:round lease,
joint venture. .
t .l acres. C· t, $2.42/sq. ft .. n099
I acres, R·3 lfUD approved. 0 .C. $40,000tac. or
EXClfANG£ for San Oie~o1Esrondido apts. 8.5' x
111' corner. C-1. Ar111heim 540.000•211
140' :it 200' C-1, with 3 BR house. Orange
$70,0001284
126' x lSS ' corner, C·2. Anaheim, $10,000 dn.•~
200' x 300' 1.'0mtr, C·l, Anaheim, $3.44/sq. ft .1235
11 Acres I C·Z plus R·J pot. I O.C .. $3.00/sq. ft .1393
All ~lzes PRtr.tE Indus. sites. nr. fr>A·ys. Terms
available. Sale. ground lease, JOINT
VENTURE, exchange, release acreage.
11 ac., r.1·2, City Industry, $1.20/sq. ft .1394
BUILDERS! INVESTORS!
All siteS PRIME indu9. sites, nr. frwys , T,erms
available. Sa le, i::round least', JOINT •VE!,i·
TURE, exchange, release arreage. . -
18 ae., M·2, City lndu.'ltry. $1.201sq, ft, 1394
20ac., J\.1 -1, Anah., IOo/~ dn . #!SJ
IOae., M-1, Placentia, 103 dn . 1405
· 3·1ac .. M·l . Placentia, $30.000 lac. llZ26
l ac., r.t-1, Anah., $1.JO/s<;. ft.1119S
PLANNED COMMUNITY DEV.
780 Acre• mast~r olan 1ooroved. No. San 01@20.
All uUls. to p~rt)'. $6,SOO/ac. Release clau.&ea
-?tfr. Glen n, (213) 829··1688, (714) 639·-UOl ---.. -dtslri..__ frwlitMs like thh .-.cl ....,.., ••• we w111
IHch,lroln,...il <tMOYOU. 389 ACRES
$150,000 MOVE "-tho gratM -with • -VENTURA COUNTY
$82•900 Beautifully customized two story Burllnpme wl...,., An """"low wMh •• wlll' $59,950. ATTENTION BUILDERS home-58Ra. 3\f.i BAs, 3 fireplaCff panelinc, wal· ,..__ --_1 of---a:-u...__, )paper and bulltins galore. Gourmet kitchen --..,... ""'..... 1--......... .-"'"' •f · ff I Open' house Sunday 1 tos P.M. at 715 ~targu¢te. featuri ng microwave oven, commercial alied i• a1or o s te completed. Utilities, sewers
Good investment ror the imaginative. 2-one grill and gas BBQ. Outstanding patio with UCEMSID OR UNLICENSED., •• for Mesa Ve rde Giveaw1y • Has everythlnt, 2 in. Zoned R-1 ··Cluster·· RUD 15. A-loblle
bedroom, one bath units. one has brick fireplaCe "people heaters", slump block wall and unique __ _._nllal . ,_ ol 6•9 1501 stoves, air conditioning, new ahaa: carpeting · ho me park comm ercial acreage (Ex-
PLUS 2-one bedroom "GUEST" quarters in cover. One or a kind location next to a:reenbelt c~,,,_. w.n ... ,.., c "' -• ttfrotlghout & deluxe pool. 5 Bedrooms 6 l1r1e elusive Age ncy) Broker In qui ries in··
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Realtors
EAST 8LUFF
Big 4 bedroom, 2 bath home . Fireplace,
family room .. New carpets & professionally
landscaped. 2912 Alta Vista , Newport Beach.
... ' . ' . -~( .• "-off .
Welto11 ®Company
I< I A L T ( l f...( <.,
LIKE NEW 3BR DEANE HOME
Choice end location right on the fairway at
golf tourse leveL Bright, cheery inlerlor
loots out to charming trellised patios, prof
ldscpg & ~ 2 expansive green vistas.
Tbl.s new U.tmg won't last at $149,500. OPEN
DAILY 1-S. 11 Rue Verte.
BEACH DUPLEX
3 bedrooms each unit. Electric built-ins,
new dishwashers, big back yard. Just a short
21 ROYAL ST GEORGE, OPl!N SUN 1·5
5BR, 5BA custom house on lairway. Great
family home with large game room. Xlnt
view. Shown by appointment only.
"--'-'IV CUSTOM FAIRWAY LOT VJ nu.,,21 on Cberry,Hills Ln, Owner will build to suit walk to the sand.
ASSUMABLE 70/o VA LOAN
~ or sell out right.
CALL US REGARD ING OTHER Take over this big 4 bedroom home. Vacant
k ready to go. Darkroom, brick BBQ, patio.
near Atlanta & Newland, Seabury Tract.
Htintinglon Beach. Asking $42,500. ·
. i:.'f"'m::.iii~~T~ PROPERTIES AVAILABLE IN BIG CANYON
* 615-4630 *
"BEAUTY" 2146 E. PACIFIC COAST HWY. Abandoned but ALL NEW,
c;ORONA DEL MAR , CALIF. (714) 6401414 owner -out! S<ep up
...,....... -porctr entry; ·nwnrooth liv·
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*ORANGE COUNTY OFFICES*
Costa Mesa -646-0555 or 549· I 9 I 0
Orange -637·9 I 0 I
Placentia -528·4772
Corona Dtl Mar-675-7225
Garden Grove -539·1 162
LaHabra ...-. 879·3800
H1!nfincJfon Beach -963·4543
El Toro -586-0222 ·
Investments -639· I 50 I
Offlct1 From Tht Mountains To Tht Sea
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i. BALBOA MESA VERDE
PENINSULA RI c b cwtom deo>r
ansfer forces the sale hil!hlighla this fabulous
of this lovely 3 bedroom 3 liediOom, 3 bath home
2 bath home, just \!i in Mesa Verde. With
block from the bay & nearly 2500 sq. fl. just
ocean. And just 2 blocks in the house! Big family
to private beach & boat room & den. Two fire--
dock. With den & fire-places. Dream klldleJL
place. Chef's kitchen. Patio, shake roof. And
Separate utility room. on a pool·sized lot.
Massive fenced patio $56.000. Call 54().1720.
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FABULOUS 3 BDRM. 1-LEVEL
LIKE NE\V 4 yr. old on quiet cul-de-sac. A
real beauty. elegantly decorated & upgraded,
with marble entry, bar, dramatic custom
custom frpl., luxurious soft green carp., cusl
drapes & wallpaper. 2 Charming priv. patios.
& distinctive gated entrance. U>w, low lease
& taxes. First time offered & priced to sell at
only $69,750.
NEW 3 + DEN, VIEW, JACUZZI
Dramatic 2200 sq. ft. condo, customized tbru-
out with best of everything. $93,750, Incl. the ·
land.
OPEN SUNDAV 1·5 224 NATA
(Viii• del Oro to Vista NoblHll
Please let me show you my exclusive listina:s
as v.•ell as tbe other condos available at this
tirrie ill the beautiful carefree BluCfs.
HELEN 8. DOWD
with BBQ. $74,950. Call COUNTRY FEELING REALTOR ' 64+0134 ~1720 . Beat the city hassle in """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""''"'""!
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TURTL EROCK this lovely coontry 3 General G.,,.r1I
Enjoy the smog free bedroom on. over ~l ;;.:;=~-----...::.==------I * * OPEN HOUSES * *
General inl room with comtt brtcll: O..r1I l-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;I fireplace, all new electrlc I' kitchen, 4 FAfdll.Y SIZEI;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;; * Balboa Bay Propeitln * ='\i~=iJ:#,
Gontrol
climate in this dynamic acre! Great area for
2 bedroom, 2 bath town-th kids & th . h hoose in Irvine. With e ell' orses.
air conditioning. FiiU DelighUul home has
dining room. Gourmet beamed ceilings, Din·
kitchen with built-ins, ing area, fireplace. Den
dishwasher and trash or office. Shake roof. A master. Fireplace. al d ,,._ .. 1 ..,7 ~ Patio & shake roof. re OWNUOe • ... 1NV•
cable TV. '67,000. Call Owner needs lmmodi·
540-1720. • ate action! Call 540-1720
330 VIA LIDO NORD, ,new, exclusive Udo
bayfront. 60 Ft. on sandy bay beach. Deluxe
oWller's 3 BR. unit + 3 bdrm. income. Open
Sat/SUJL 1·5. $350,000
BAY AVE. WALK TO BEACH
• 4 Unlts-f75,000 Super sharp 3 BR., 2
OCEANFRONT ba. Enlarged liv. rm.
Nifty duplex Pools & tennis. '48,500.
t155,000 675-7060 642-7491. . --------1
Lerp patio BBQ, Total
down n.100 call now
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OPEN SAT/SUN.1·5 ' Corona del Mar
1111 GISLER bvple>< lmrwdlate Sde
l'OR WATERFRONT ~IVING
AT ITS BEST •••
CHANNEL REEF APTS
IN CORONA DEL MAR. * Unobatrueted view of bay and ocean * Prime location with private marina * Ample parking for residenls and guesls * Out of congested Newport area * Waiting di•lance to the markets * Security guard and privacy
2955 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA 548-1729
1974 PT. LAURENT, ijarbor View Hom ... 5
BR. + tam. rm. You own the land. Open ·
Sat/Sun. 1·5. $91,500
#4 LINDA ISLE. 51 ,F~ on the water. 5 BR.. + famlly rm .. pier & slip. Open Sun. 1·5.
$2211,500. . • .
3007 SEASHORE : New ocearifront duplex;
first owner depreciation. 4 Car garage. -
0-ral Open Sun. 1~. $195,000. •
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BR, 3 ba. home w/pooL close to shops. 2 & 1: ~ "iiJ• ~h 5 H. Cl!DRIC ROB E RT~UILDER . NEAR NEW
s Car gar. $7~1~. Jusl reduced to '63,600. ueaulilul '....t. ~ ,,.:.; Only 11\ ,..an old 536-llllW 67$-7420. Lots ot "t;tru, !>rte• AND RESALE BROKER ll'o two •torr• 4 ""'""'mo,
redueed from $1.0'I', to For PvrchaM or LNu 3 t.thA:. A steal at $t9;-500.
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VISIT ME-IN THE BLUFFS! I'm new on
the market. Over 1900 sq. ft. of luxury and a
VIEW OF THE BAY and Catalina. See my
new carpets and drapes and the fresh green
astro turf on my patio. Open Sun.
' 641 Vial• Bonita .......... Buy M-467,ns
VISIT ME-IN NEWPORT BEACHI I'm a
Townhouse, high on a hill and close to the
beach. See my 3 bedroom and 21,2 baths. I'm
done in elegant taste and have many extras.
Open Sunday.
4312 Spindrift . . . . . . . . . . . . Buy mo-$44,950
VISIT ME-IN CORONA DEL MARI I'm a
rustic duplex near the beach. My front house
has 3 bedrooms and a panelled living room
· .warmed by a cozy fireplace. My new 2 bedrm
unit will make money for you . See my extra
large lot, South of Highway. Open Sat/Sun.
400 Ja1mine .............. Buy me-$114,900.
VISIT ME -IN <Al I can be pur·
chased on VA , SOLD!drooms, and 2 baths. See my toors and stone
fireplace. You'll yard too. Open
Saturday. ·
3073 Killybrooke Lane .. Buy me -$32.SOO.
VISIT ME -IN COSTA MESAI rm a brand
new listing and a really sharp 3 bedroom,
2 bath home with vaulted ceilings and a
stone fireplace. You'll like my two patios and
pool sized yard. Open Sun.
8SS Santiago Rd ......... Buy me-$41,500
VISIT ME -IN SANTA ANA HEIGHTS! I'm
huge. 4 bedroom, 3 baths; and a den. I'm for-
mal with my dining room but also cozy with
my large fa~ily· roo m. I like iny corner lot.
You'll like my 71>% VA loan:Open Sun.
20181 Kline .......... Buy me -$52,500.
VISIT ME -IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS! 1'.M
A REAL FUN H 3 bedrooms and
3 full baths. l'rrSOLD"l with my pro.
I j fessional, low n andscaping. I'm
great for pool 10) and have a
separ.ate guest house. But best of all I have
an OCEAN VIEW. Open Sat/Sun.
1120 White Salls ...... Buy m• -$14.000.
.I VISIT ME-IN CORONA DEL MARI You'll
like me. I have all new wall, window and
flooi' Cove.rings tif the front house and a l
bedroom Ulfofriq,,unit over the large dble
garage.1.lun;J1ady to be yours. ,Open Sat/ Sum ~.µ;. v -,,.. · ,
719 1Moriflolcl: ~ ,, •....... ·' Buy· Me-$n,950
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HARBOR VIEW HOMES
OPEN SUN. 1 ·5
1806 PT. RENWICK -PORTOFINO MODEL
Immaculate 4 bdrm., 31h baths; formal din.
rm., family rm., bonus rm., 2 frplcs. 2600 Sq.
ft. 2 Years old. Beautiful ~lexican tiled entry·
way, ff6tlt-&: rear patios: lO~atnr. yard.
1 1'-lany outstanding featur~s & you. pwn the
land! ·
GIB WALKER REALTY 675-5200
BEST BONITA
IN THE BLUFFS
-195S-Viit41lir0ro
A )uperb 3 bdrm., 2 barb
ranch 1tyle, 11ingle lily., end
unit In l'.ldult cul de illC
-quiet! Pulling Jl"'(ln. baJ.', Ii oce•nvie'A'll· '
$2.lti l't•r Yt'ilr Letl.M"holf
$767 Per Year Tb.et1 .... ·
$69,500 • Vt(.'fUll
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Ottered NoW!
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2414 Vi.Ila del Oro
Newport Beach
644-1133 ANYTIME
BIG CANYON
OP.EN TODAY 1-5
33 Rue Fontoinbleou
Delightful Der €'r plan. 2
Bdrn1s. & den, single level.
Brand new -carpeting-,
dl'apcril's & landscaping all
in.
Jo'OI? LEASE -S650
LEASE-OPTION
SALJo.: AT $87,500
Offl'red 1'hro11~h
BIG CANYON
REALTY 644-1193
SWEEPING VIEW
Lovely courtyard entrance t
this exceptional 3 br.. 2
bath. Cameo H ig h lands
home: lluge yard with pool,
gracious s p acious en·
tertaining area, bright sun-
ny kitdten with step-in
breakfast bar. Lots of
bookshelves in 1 i b r a r y
alcove. A must see today
-call 673-8550 for appt.
MfH TIL t • rrs FUN 70 SE NICE/
II THE REAL
ESTATERS
··ouirTEST
HOM.E VALUE
This 11\IMACULATE 3 beclrm
home is ideal for U1e couple
01· family lookins; for true
quality. You will Jove the
BIG FAMILY ROOM, plush
shag carpets, de c orator
wallpaper! 2 big baths,
detached double garage, 2
patios, crackling fireplace
and private front entry with
a .CA$ LIGHT! It's super
clean and located right in
the heart of Costa Mesa.
$32,500. TAKES IT!! . co: Ts
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REALTORS
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MESA VERDE
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Nnn1e your ten11s for this
lo"·est priecd listing in
~tesa Vl"rde. No dn GI,
assu1ne the VA 6% with
$20ltmo. payments, or ask l~"""'"l""""""""""""""""~"""""""""""""""""""l the ov.•ner to help you Gener11 General finance. Fireplace, 1 yr old 1,;;;;;;.;;;;;;,;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;,;;;;.;;;;;,I shag, fl agstone patio & walk
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Cle•r D•y Specl•I Vl.l!ly to SQlvc t(!nant pro!>
to everything location. Bet·
ter hurry & Call 545-9491
A F.,.wr-Vltw l~m.s forces aale__ of this
3 BR. OvemJC 1-0t ncqolecte<I PeninJuJa Duplex!.I!!!~~~'!!"~~!!!!
SEE: 3104 o...n 81"1· Jle<lt fixer In tOW11 .•t-!M.OOO. GREAT IUY
'Corona •t Mar • l.'\kt'l ovtt pvt financing!! Close to sm.tth 9.'Ntm PI M-' .... DOSH n-11 Call 64~8400. . 3 bed I -·
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-244 Uth Pl., Coela Mela •2S091 Armagosa. Leguna Niguel
. 846-7111 · . (SWl 1·5) N&-7711 fll,000 (Sun U.S)
1998 Pomona Ave., Costa lleaa 1714 Port llanleigb Circle, Horbor View , I' ,, . j
~ 646-7171 • (Sun 1-5) NM787.. $89,500 (Sun l·S)
1•-,-547 Allio Ave; (Newport ~II) NB. --..J708..PorLCUrles. MeJllPQrt_Beach
647·7171 ' .(Sun 1·5) 963-7080 $73,950 (SWI 1.:11
1417 w .. t Hall. Santa Ana 2514 Lake~ Lane, Newport Beach
546-8640 $33,500 (Sun 1·5) &1+1768 $105,000 (Sun l·S)
,"-..., -•••• -,.. "" • .• • • 31Ml Eut Nine Dr., Laiuna 'Niguel 2731 Bay>hore Dr. (Bayshores) NB
,.. ,. hwo ,,., .... All"" lo•---.. ' 493-5768 '46,000 · (Sun !z.6) 67:1-5020 $l12,000 (Sun 1·5)
.... c,..., a. .,..._ .... .,. _,,.111 ~=-5142 Dutcher Ave., Irvine -~28 l,Jnda.Jsle. Ne~. rt Beach . .W. lo ._ .. .,., -WAllrAH;' ~ . , .. .....,,. ,,.. .._,.. _.,,. -.. _.,. 545-9491 '42,930 (Sat & Sun H;) &1+1768 $275, (Sun 1·5)
11ot "'' -....... 1o"" ---· -• 1935 Sabrina Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM 5 BR a FAMIL y RM OR OEN
,,.,. & -· -6444910 · $174,500 (Sat & Sun 1.S:30) •8 Oakmont Ln (Big Canyon) NB OPEN HOUSES FOR SALE 4961 Paseo Segovia (Turtle Roclt) Irvine i;.iu200 . (Daily 1·5)
I BR .. !'AMI.LY RM OR DEN 833-9293 (Sun 1·5) ·1--~G I D (Do Sh ~)NB · (N · NB 357 Catalina (Npt. H'·.) New~rt Beach -a axy. r ver O«s 536 Westmm.ster Ave., ewport ·Htl) ~ 642-8235 $375,000 (Sat & Sun l.S)
646-5938 $37,000 (Dai17) 673-6210 .'81,000 ( t & Sun 1.S) ••l Linda Isle Dr (Linda Isle) NB
279 Brentwood Pl., Costa Mesa 1324 Estelle '(Westcllff) NB . 6444910 $250,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
545-9491 $39,500 (Sun 1·5) 673'8550 '81,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 7 Cherry Hills Lrr (Big Canyon) NB
· 2 BEDROOM 3102 Warren Ui. (Halecrest) CM 6444910 $149,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
614 Hellotrope, Corona de! Mar 549'1410 (Sat & Sun 12-5) •14 Oakcrest Ln (Big Canyon) NB
548-9346 $65.000 (Sat & Sun 1..1) 2036 Commodore (Baycrest) NB • 6444910 $295,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
221 Coillns, Balboa Island · 640-1120 '89,500 (Sat & Sun 1.S) 1387 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) NB
· 6411-1120 $57,000 . (Sat & Sun 1..1) 2784 Waxwing (Mesa Verde) Cl! 644-4910 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
607 Larkspur, Corona de! Mar 545-9491 . (Sat & Sun 1~) **"3 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB
67:J.8550 $58,000 (Sat & sun 1·5) 1959 Vista Caudal (B!Uffs) NB 645-7221 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2 BR a FAMILY RM OR DEN 675'6000 $83,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **•11 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB
1224 Essex (WestcliU) NB . 832 Presidio (Mesa de! Mar) CM 645-7221 $249,000 (Sat & Sun 1.S)
64U235 $64,500 . (Sat & Sun 1..1) 546-5990 $38,500. (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1974 Port Laurent (H.V. Homes) NB
275 Walnut, Costa Me sa 4727 Cortland, Corona de! Mar 673-9060 $91,500 • (Sat & Sun 1·5)
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 675-7225 $77,000 · (Sat & Sun 1·5) ••4 Linda Isle Dr (Linda Isle) NB
4591 Greentree Lane (Univ Pk) Irvine 2033 Pt. Chelsea (H.V. Homes) NB 673-9060 $229,500 (SUn 1.S)
67!>7225 $48.500 (Sun 1·5) 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3607 Park Green Dr (HY Hills) CdM
709 Marigold. Corona de! Mar , 1003 Bonnie Doone CTrvine Terr.) CdM 675-7225 $120,000 (Sunday)
675-6000 $73,500 (Sat & sun 1·5) 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 9531 Panacea Dr (La Cuesta) NB
245 Heliotrope. Corona de! Mar • 1100 Sandpiper (H.V. Hills) CdM 842-253.S (Sat & Sun 1·5)
675-6000 $73,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 675·3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 835 Amigos Way (Eastbluf! Terr) NB .
3059 Country Club (Mesa Verde) CM 173 The Masters Cirde, Costa Mesa 644-7493 $66,500 (Sat & Sun 10-5)
546-2313 $79,500 . (Sun 1·5) 54-0·1151 $64,500 (Sun 1·5) 213 Topaz, Balboa Island
301 Amethyst, Balboa Island • 1811 Gisler (Mesa Verde) NB 675-liOOO $112,000 (Sun 1·5)
675·7080 $79,900 (Sun 1·5) 556-8800 $74,500 (Sat '& Sun 1·5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
2595 Crestview Dr. (Baysbores) NB 3 BR. a GUEST HOUSE
644-1766 $56,500 (Sun Z.5) •1120 White Sails (Harbor Vu Hills) CdM *6t!i.:li" ~~i/S (Blufis) NB (Sun 1.5).
2 BR A GUEST 644-7270 $84,000 • (Sat .& Sun 1·5) 2 BEDROOM
2622 Crestview (Bayshores) NB 4 BEDROOM •1741 Tustin, Apt 4C, Costa Mesa
6411-1120 $54,000 (Sat 1..1) & s l ") 2505 v· ta (Ba h ) NB 3096 Warren Lane, Cosla Mesa 646-3255 $38,000 (Sat un ~ 64o-;f20 $6S'.00iores (Sun l.S) 549'2758 $37,500 (Sal & Sun 1.S) 1628.C Iowa (Mesa Verde) CM
• • 1338 w. Bay, Newport Beach 546-2313 $109,900 (Sun 1·5)
3 BEDROOMS . 6754630 $199,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 BEDROOM
3104 Ocean Blvd .. Corona de! Mar 2113 Miramar (Penin. Pt.) NB · •1741 Tustin. Apt SC, Costa Mesa
642·6472 $165,000 -(Sat & Sun 1·5) 673·9060 $79,900 (Sun 1·5) 646-3255 $45,000 (1fat & Sun 1·5)
433 Calle Empalme, San Clemente 1821 Tahuma Terr. CTrvine Terr.) CdM 689 Vista Bonita (The Bluffs) NB
492-2100 · $48,850 (Sun U.5) . 673·8~ $137,500 (Sat"& Sun 1·51' --6(4:7662 -(Sa&.&·SUn-1-5)
2718 Shell (China Cove) CdM 425 Via Lido Nord , Newport Beach~-• • ,._ 2221 Vista 'Dorado '('l'he·Biulfs)·N& ·" · "
67"2222 (Sun 1.S) 675·7414 (Sun 1·5) 644-7662 $69,500 (Sun 1:30-5 :30)
304 Prospect (Npt Shores) NB-•4551 Charlesville, Irvine 633 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) NB
546-1290 $49.500 (Sun 1·5) 545-9491 $39,950 (Sat & sun 1·5) 644-6200 $65,ooo · ·(Sun 1·5)
121 Coral, Balboa Island . · 835 Amigos Way #12, (Eastbluff Terr.) NB
673-6900 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 644:7493 . $51,400 (Sat & Sun 10-5)
2682 Elden, Costa Mesa 121 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM
675-4630 $35,000 (Sat &.'>un U.5) 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1833 Port Barmouth (HVH) NB 316 Via Lido Nord, Newport Beach
644-4033 $65,500 (Sat & Sun U.S) 646-7711 $220,000 (Sat & Sun lZ.5)
1717 Irvine, Newport Beach 4615 Cortland (Cameo .Highland) CdM
642-5200 $64,500 (Sun 1..1) 642-6235 $74,950 (Sun 1-5)
2701 Vista Umbrosa (The BIUffs) NB 2131 Santiago Dr. (Baycrest) NB
6444910 $78,500 · (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 645-1606 $87,500 (Sun 1·5)
250 Costa Mesa St., Costa Mesa •4501 Dorchester (Cameo lllds.) CdM
673-6642; 675-6459 (Sat & Sun 1.S) 6444848 $86,500 (Sun 1·5) 2006 Vista Caudal (The Blufis) NB
675-3535 $82,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4 BEDROOMS FAMILY OR DEN
2030 Holiday Rd (Baycrest) NB 1742 Port Manleigb cu'., (H.V. Homes) NB
644·1766 $86,500 (Sat ·& Sun 1·5) 644-6249 $71,900 (Sat & Sun 12·5)
217 Via Orvielo (Lido Isle) NB 283 Morning Canyon (Sborecliffs) CdM
54a.-0140 $82,500 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
•4701 Cortland (Cameo Hglnds) CdM 1252 Somerset Ln (Westcliff) NB
673-8550 $79,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 64U235 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3073 KiUybrooke Lane, Casta Mesa 25 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) NB
3 BR a FAMILY RM OR DEN
362 Vil;ta Madera (Bluffs) NB
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2637 Vu;ta Ornada (Bluffs) NB
64()-Q020 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
4 BR A FAMILY RM OR OEN
2424 Vista Hogar (The B!Uffs) CdM
673-8550 $51,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
I ~WNHOUSES FOR SALE .
3 BEDROOM
•4312 Spindrift, Newport Beach
644-7270 $44,!ISO (Sun 1·5)
HOME & INCOME.
3 BR A 2 BR •'*404 So. BaYfront (Balboa Island) NB
673-3331 $199,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
DUPLEXES
-646-7270 . $32,500 (Sat-1'5) 644"1200 $139;500 . (Sa~&-sun·l.S) •.~ . I BR._G.U.ESLMNCH .:_
855 Santiago M .. Costa Mesa •101Kings Pl (Ne\Vpoit Hts) NB 715 Marguerite;..€oronadentar ·
, 644-7270 $41,500 (Sun 1-5) 642-8235 $135,000 (Sat & Sun 1.S) 646-0555 $62,900 (Sun I·5)
234 Palmer (Newport Hts) NB 7 Twin Lakes Cir (Spyglass Hill) CdM 1 BR. A CONV. OEN EACH
644-7662 $40,950 (Sat & Sun 1:311-5:30) 6444910 $125,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 403 Jasmine, Corona de! Mar
204 Kings Place, Newport Beach 1320 Antigua Way (Baycrest) NB 67i>4ll30_$82,000 --(Sal-& Sun 1·5)
673-3663 $117,500 (Sat & Sun 1.S) 644-1766 $124,500 (Sat & Sun 1-51 2 BR. A 1 BR.
2316 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach 2021 Aliso Ave, Costa Mesa 719 Marigold, Corona de! Mar
• 645-7221 $89,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 675--0936 $55,500 (Sat & Sun 1.S) 644-7270 $77,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
304 otero (The BIUffs) NB 334 Villanova Rd (College Pk) CM 718 Orchid Corona de! Mar
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 557-1263 646-8811 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ' (Sun 1·6)
30432 West Nine, Laguna Niguel 615 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 262 Wave-St., Laguna Baech
--57~3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 673-7300 $159,500 (Sun 1.S) 644-7662 $102,000 (Sun 1·5)
•2273 Columbia (College Pk) CM 2019 E. Ocean Bl (Balboa Penin) NB 2 BEDROOM EACH
546-5880 (Sat & Sun 1'5) 675-4000 $84,500 (Sat & Sun 1.S) 106 Pearl, Balboa Island .
2828 Terry, Laguna Beach . .~---2467 Norse Ave (Eastside) CM , --13-BedroomrT"2.Bll<lrooms, Den)
---675'6000-$09;500 Sun 1 ) M~'39,900 Sar&-SwrT.Sj 520 Dahlia Avi;., Corona de! Mar
•1215 Pembroke (WestcliU) NB ~10 Estelle, Newport Beach .. 673-9010 $115,000 (Sun 1·5) 675-6000 $63 950 (S 15) 642·9666 (Sat & Sun 1.S) 296.1 Baker, Costa Mesa un • •1973 Port cardigan Pl (H.V. Hms) NB 515 Marigold, Corona de! Mar •
546-864Q $45,450 (Sat & Sun l·S) 644-5834 $87,500 (Sat & &m 1.S) 6444674 $92,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1524 Caribbean Way, Laguna Beach 1514 Dover (Westcliff area) NB 294 Wave St., Laguna Beach
646-7711 $79 500 675-4630 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 644:7662 (Sun 1·5)
' (Sat & Si1n f.2.5) 1115 Oxford Ln (Westcliff) NB 319 Amethyst (Balboa Island) NB 2755 Park Ave, Laguna Beach 57• ooo $ S 646-7711 ..,1,500 · 675-4630 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ~1 110,000 (Sat & un 1·5)
•• (Sun U.S) 2665 Baysbore Dr (Bayshores) NB 300 J2Smine,Corona de! Mar
3 BEDROOMS FAMILY RM. OR DEN 546-1290 $120,000 . (Sun l.S) 675-3000 (Sat&Sun1·5)
17681 Laur!'! Tree Lane, Irvine ••415 Bayside Dr, Newport Beach 3 BEDROOM A 2 BEDROOM
552-8696 $61,500 (Sat & sun 10-5) 6~1 $210,000 (Sat & SWl .1-5) S04 Larkspur, Corona de! Mar
•1735 Labrador (Mesa Verde). CM 20181 Kline, Santa ·Ana Heights 673-6510 . $125,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
557·8477 $44,500 (Sat & sun 1·5) 646-7270 $52,500 (Sun 1.S) 422 Goldenrod, Corona de! Mar
17372 Whetmore U.ne, Huntington Beach •1023'Dol(lhin Terrace, Corona del Mar 673"2222 (Sun 1·5)
642-4811 $45.000 !Sun 1·5) 673-8550 $218,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ·720 Jasmine, Balboa Island
1447 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 1940 Highland (Harbor Hlgliland) NB . 673·6900 . (Sal & Sun IZ.S)
642-8235 (Sat & sun 1·5) ·642-8235 · $59,950 (Sun 1·5) 706 Narcissus. Corona de! Mar
":2391 Mesa Dr .. Santa Ana Helehts · 1200 .Polaris (Dover S~ores)..NB _673·8550 _5119.500_ (Sat & Sun 1·5)
642·823; $63.500 (Sat & sun 1·5) 642·6235 $147,500 (Sun 1·5) 715 & 715'h Poppy. Corona de! Mar
•• •65. 1,inda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 1201 Surflin.e (Harbor View Hills) NB 673·8550 $122.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
642·8235 (Sat & sun 1·5) 644-6200 (Sun 1·5) 400 Ja<mine, Corona de! Mar
3606 CM.amaran !H.V. Hills) CdM #10 Burning Tree Road (Big Canyon) NB 6447270 $114,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
644-6200 $86,900 (Sat 1·5) 644-6200 $155,000 (Sun 1·5) 3 BEDROOM EACH .
2424 22nd St. (Back Bay) NB •1933 Santiago (Baycrest) NB 1 *•330 Via Lido.Nord (Lido· Isle) NB
. 642·fi2QO (Sat & Sun 1·5) 6446200 $115,000 '(Suri 1·5) 673·9060 $350,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
•4?.0 Kin es Rd. (Cliffhaven) NB · •1309 Moriners (Baycrest) NB **3907 Seashore Dr., Newl"'rt Beach
542.;200 . (Sun 2-6) 842-8235 $111,000 · (Sun 1·5) 673·9060 $195,000 · (Sun 1·5)
510!\ BrucJI> Crescent, Udo Sand• 1806 J't, Rellwicl (HV Homes). NB 437 & 4371> Dahlia, Corona de! Mar
642·8235 (Sun 1·5) 675-5200 · (Sun 1.S) 673·6550 $97.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2716 Sh 11 (Cb' Co ) CdM · *.4639 Gorham (Cameo Shores) CdM 3 BR. A FAM. RM. + 3 BR. A GUEST .
e ma ve 673'8550 · $147,500 (Sun 1·5) 424 Dahlia; Corona de! Mor 642·8235 (Sun 1·5) 1516 Abalone Pl., Little Bal. Isl. 21851 Kiowa Lane (Newport West) NB 675-6(100 $.110.000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
673-4062 $89.500 (Sun lZ.S) 673"5020 (Sun 1·5) S BR .. a FAM. RM. + 4 BR. 43~ lflth Place. Cnsta Mesa 10201 Oriole,.Fountain Valley 618 Acacia, Corona de! Mar ·
11#17R6 · $75.000 (Sun l.S) 963-2187 '43,950 (Sun 10-5) 675-6000 $129,000 · (Sun 1·5)
271? llmh,..za 111b""l NB 3901 Pork Green Dr. (HV Hills) CdM -TRIPLEXES FOR -SALE'
875.0144 M9.5M . (Sun '1·5) 644:17G6 $129,500 (Sun 2-6)
.23n A,iYi:it,., Bil th"? T<:land 5 BEDROOMS
R7•-4nRi SR9.SOf\ (Sun 12•5) 8152 Lancaster. Huntington Beteh
3r1 "•""~. (l•••'\I' ••l Mar 847·6010 $44,950 (Sun 1.S)
844 .. 7 II MR.SM (~•In 1·5) 128Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) NB 642-1188 $129,500 (Sat "&m l-5) 17" P•rl Henl•v r l•cl e. Nwpt. Jleach 441 Prospect (Npt Shores) NB
R•4'7722 $74.~~o <Sun l·Sl 642.es54 $64.000 (Sat & Sun 1.S)
•3 1 ~ Irvine Ave. (Newport Hghl•\ NB 226 Albert Pl, €osla Mesa
641>717 (Sun 1·5) 646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1..1) 111~ r •l"on, No. rosta Mesa 1940KildeerCir (Mesa Verde) CM
5•1!-?.113 l~!l.950 CSun 1·5) 546-5990 '51.!ISO (Sun 1-5) •8~~ ~onora IMno• ~el Mar) CM •2854 Carob (East Bluff) NB
54R.2a13 ~48.900 (Sun. 1·5) 670.7225 $80,500 (Sat & sun l.S)
93!1 1':mPT?ld »•v ltmi El Paso. Fountain ValloJ
644·1766 $129.~00 54M49l $48,950 (Sa( .. Sun 1.0)
. (3'2·21
2080 'Garden Lane, Costa Mesa
641>7171 (Sun 1·5) -.
CONDOMINIUMS for LEASE
2 BR. A DEN
33 Rue Foontainbleau (Big Canyon) NB
644-1133 $650 mo. (SUn 1·5)
3 B!DROOM
2705 Vista Umhrosa (No. BIUffs) NB
644-113~ '495 mo. ,(Sun 1·5)
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SEALED BID SALE
MARCH 13, 1974
LOCALITY
7230
East of Orange Fwy.. and
South of Almond A venue,
Orange. Calif.
178;939 Sq. Ft. (4.107 Acres)
$55,500.00 Deposit $500.
plus 10% of actual bid.
nn
North o! and adjacent to 3M
Muth Walnut Avenue, Brea,
California
4,046 Sq. Ft.
$6,000.00 Deposit : $500.
plus 10% of actual bid.
7232
North of and adjacent to 307
Sou.th ~alnut Avenue, Brea,
califorrua
4,040 Sq. Ft.
$6,000.00 Deposit: $500.
plus 10% of actual bid.
ZONE
Rl-6,000
R-3, C-1
RJ.1
RJ.1
All bids must be received in the Department
of Transport1tion Offlce at 120 South Spring
Street, Los Angeles, Californi1, no later than ·
10:00 A.M., March 131h, 1974.
You must obt1in forms from the Depart·
ment of Tr1nsportation Office by writing
Excess Land Sales, Sealed Bid Section, 120
Soutt.. Spr.ing Str.eet, l;os AngelesJ CaUforni1
or BY .CALLING 621).2093, MR. PURPUS.
* BAYSHORES, * GOODBUY HIGH 'l'AXIS • OU'NEltT~ ~= to ,.11
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 Your choice ol two smart, new S{>roUl •built and has""'""" hb price!
2601 YlSTA DRIVE duplexes. Enjoy first user&, tax relief. Just ., ~ ~:'01~.::m~'/dho~
nil• borne ~ 3 lfdmll:. s.tarting at_6.ll..eo.in.setUa,_.3-bedroom;-2 bath -mstctully decorated. }"our
2 baths + gue111 uni! tbovt home, 2 bedroom. 2 bath unit, 4 garagos. 304 brdroonu. throe baths and
CW'l.Ke. wl1\:I la:e. In.nilly Larkspur Js completed & ready for move-in a 1aritc faniUy rooin niak~ rm., v.'tt Nr. bdnn. & d B I lo , ,_ . •125 OOO it a most desirable home. bath; beach •OOwt:r In dbl. ay. es cation \lo\ price. ~ • It is k>cah .. -d on a . corner
l'IU' aar. + boat stora~. rul dt-'8l' JQt in a quiet.
OPEN SAT& SUN 12·5
.Comlort1blt Living
TI-I IS 3 BR. condominium ts
tnily a v.·onckrful buy. It 111
IOcllWd n " M('i\tded area~ot
F.V. That Ire bonus ni1 C"fln
be xtra 1'(Hlt't' for Your kid~
pJ11.yroom. Call U!I now!
Don'I ml.u Ulla ont'. (NI
Sla•~r. E/Eu1;lld1 . Slatl·r,
1''.V. Low lcur:bold . .Afall. now UNIVERSITY REALTY mtall corn mun tty sur-
11t $77,cm 3001 E. Co1st H19hw1y· rounding u park. Owner ti 962-245·6
* BAY.CREST-* .Coron• dtl Mor 473'651 0 ~llllng to tax• ""'' a ... I, 1cond for lhe right JNU1Y. . [~!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!o;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.., Call owner at &U-1060 OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 Corona dtl Mar \I. loday! 8865 Adams at •tagnolla.·111.1 1733 ·TRADEWINDS Coront c:.1 Mar GAS SAVER "
1llage Real btate
Ideal loc. to Westcllff 9hop-CAMEO ' · ping, marlneni, Uartx>r OPEN SUN. 1-5 Charmi~ borne nr. llarbor VILLA PACIF.IC-
6 Blocks to Ol"l'nn, a
$1000.. !fear ftll ahoot tktm. w~·rc
2 Id • Pool aiq:loull to tell ~t how rm. + . "ftiil<•h Od•'"'""' • n d '-SZ.3,995 upgrudlng 11'l:'tlt fnto lhli
2 Bd---~.. d-'-•h1,. QNl. The entry'! Iovtl)'. the .... \.vuuu """" " PAtio! IU'f brick, On• Joc:a•
gTOUnd level f\oor plan, l'"I tion SUpf'r and the l'XINI" ~rs nt!V.'. f'rcshb· 'Painlt.'1'1 too numerous. In menlii:in
"'ilb 1as1t-t11lly panMe<1 anrt but ~ tun-)'OU SM! 1tw-nt.
mlm:ircd lhfin., roon1. plush .,,..,""" b th 4 ~ -... ..,,,.-..N uys 111 .,.,mi ..
.,..·allpaflt'l'\'d dinlna area . 111 bath '"n~ 11.•ith famUy
ah.l.g l'arpwta & t'U!l:toin roon1 , utlhty nod f•)m1HI
drapea, oveslied pantry dtninJC .
area, near 11(.'hoo!~. \1'11..lktn.: CALL 552.7500 distance ro Hunting 1011
c· ... nter, S"imnnng p.vl an1t VISION n1a11y pnrk fll't"IUi. Prlt~ re-
durcd SlOOO. No .... · J.';00 bt.•lt'l11•
1narkef \'n.lur. Cnll todoy
847-3095 e red hill High & En•lgn S<MQls. HIGHLANDS 422 GOLDENROD & Wil,.n, "'""' & ahop"
3 Bdrm• 2 be tlf'C blt·ln Duplex, So. of J(W.., c-at 3 Bclnns., 2 ba., trplc .. bit· ki " ba " ' The private beaches al"ld the ~.1 '"' ins & hdwd. cabinf'tJ!; Mhake
dl'COMUor's dream ~ \\'iridin.g ----REALTY H.EAL1'0HS
'1•1.-way 10 h I d '. aw",. N"'"'PORT WEST " I' k " H k.1·· ;'1 poof,' ~ roo~i unsurpaued view of the := ii~:~oi;c to beach. root: treshly ~eoorated. like mult>r \\'/real wood bum· Gff vn11· Ill' ~1'nler. lrvint•
S73,SOO Nci'Dtt &JWowi! oc't'an frm,1 thl5 home .a.re OPEN SUN. 1.5 new. Pool~ize lot. S34 . .al
HUNTI GTON BEACH l"" t•• 01 the ~'"'""' 2718 SHELL ST. . IO% OOwn. '1 1n store for you. Beautiful CALL 6, '•'·J4I•
Ina: fireplace' G o ur m 1• t
kitchen. foniial din. opo.:-11
\\'eave drnpl'rie!, fin(" \•oti.11
('0Vl"ri11gs. TENNIS. POOL,
pl'i\·ate ·lxlat parking ru1d
auached dbl i: a r a g r .
Barx"a1n prlees. S 3 4 , 9 5 0 .
BKR. 962-5511
Glen ~tar area: freshly
painted. new shag carp.:
4 hclnns .. 2 balhs; frpl c.
G11s blr-ln kitt'h. Fenced
yard. Wilhin \\'alking distan-
ce to shopping area. Onl>·
$l'l.500.
"C" THOMAS
cof'\dition, 3 bedroom home (China C.0\'f', Cd~Il ~~,
vdth formal dining room C()zy 3 bdnn .. quiet beach! ... ~61M
and patK>. E x <' e l I e n t AU new appliances, frt'shly ~I~~
\andscapini::. $71,000 OP"n painted. $109,'.'JOO Neir lf•"••rl P••I Otrltt today t-5 Jl~I -41?1
Cortland.
LUSK HARBOR
VIEW
* EASTSIDE * 4 Bdrm-$3495 Down
Xln1 loc · 3 BR i1 harh In1macul11t<'! \\'Ith forrtrl 11ir
·dln1ng ~tu.: 11~0np~r ch~;. hear . Kitchen built in,, :!
bt>aut. lnd!il:pg. $35.000. M.rhs. Rear 11\·in,i:: m1. hrr» •
COATS ..
WALLACE
REALTORS
962-4454
4591 Greentree
Lane
Sparklu1~ forn1l'r 111 o d l' l
hon1r Jlf'flr gn_'f"nhfo!J, pnnl
llnd !t>n111~. Sharp l\\o
bo._'ll1wrn floor plan, OPES
TODAY 1·5 Slll,500. . ti7:)-72'!.i
REALTOR Beautitull'y rustomized l"'o
'.!.M \\I. Cs!. lf\\')'. 548-5527 story Burlingame. home -
Newport Beach Eve. 545-5&l3 5 BR~. 31i BA .. 3 firephu."('s, t.,.~'!!'~~~~"!"!!!!!•[ panf'l1no;:, "'·allpapcr and
t· WINE CELLAR. builrin,: J!"n10l'f'. ('.r.oum1ct
'
'atJll ro~ Ontu plat'f'. Ctirp<'IS, rll'l1J.le!j. i..OI~ of euplxlnrds. P:illo. rull ::..r.:..C:'o....... "' prlt'f' S.'\.J.!J:iO. Call S.l2·!;fi9J. E x tra Parking ???
...... n ·111a ~21 ( mRBELL ) I $27.000. C'ul-11(•-i-.at• 1 .. 1 .. ll:1s
BOMB SHELTER
This ls a most unusual home.
!luge living room. Floor to
«iling mass.ive firepl.a~
\\'i1h raiS('(J hearth. Very
large family room, Separale
banquet .aN'a. CATIIEDRAL
et>ilings \\'ith beams. 1''amily
siZl"d brdQX>ms. l\lusl iwc
now onty S33,500. CALL
NO\Y 842-2535..
OPEN 1/L II • fT'S Ff.JN 70 M NIC.E I
~ . '
' . THE REAL
ESTA'1'ERS
kilt'h1•11 fl•a tur inJ:
Jllil'l'O\\'<i\'C 0 \' C" n, ('OITI•
mPrcia\ si;i;ed j!T!.ll anrl ll:AA
BBQ. Out.~tanrling pat 1 n
\1'il h "people heaters· ',
slump block "'3.11 and unique
cover. One--Of-a-kind l0t·a·
lion ne:>et to greenbelt.
Sl.20.000.
6T~7225
I
biJ..'. l<•nt-f·d f1•1n1 \,1 rd
Attention Sin91es1 • "''""" "'"" 11 '"'' ,;.,,,,.,,, . . • BL'HH \\l!ITE ltEALTO!l ~ fdrive\\o·ay J(';i1\s to •lbl•• g.11•. Tu'O unique OP/lOrlllllllH•s 10 :f.)()J ~E\\'POHT, l\'l>"f ll('ll L.P..\~U~~ 2 lkdrni. :! ~ti!,-.~ ho•:u·li ,.----=-~--
buy one berl-i:oon1 n'nl als 67>4630 or 6-to.OIW H.t'<lel' in S.· out, \'ncuiu. i.agun • Beach
1ultl have add11ional «'lllnl 16111 Rcnt·h Bl\'d., H.B. CALL '536-8836 ln1'0me ln cham1int:" "Old MESA VERDE ~~<.::UN . 12-1. !"unh<':un~
stre:1u11 111111 frrnl'h 1l00Ni
:u·n• . ..;s 1.001 s.1. ft. nf
rerl\\'(1(111 dl'C'kin_i::. !('I a li;:r.
llv. n11 .. P''h"1;l><l Ot'!i .. ,11·ood
bumin.1:: frplc. NI'\\' :\lexit'1111
1iled Ul!-in kll ch. & scrv.
porch, 2 Btlrn1s .. 2 b11.lhs.
Bikt" -Or walk tu t•\'('l'Ylhilll;:.
Br1rkl"{I \1alk.-.. roo111 for 111
ga1'fit"11. B<'tlt·r than llO'\\',
\'a.:an1. ~:.!·I Los Robh•i;,
CoronA ". Tax l'lhf'lter, a1» 4 BDR1\1, Golf cow'Sr hon1r.
prcclation, ""ay of life. pridf' Lrx living 11n "'i frpl c, PRESTIGE HOME
of 0111:nership, and potential dlnini: rn1, kitchen btirbcquc : Built around atriun1 wllh
for additional redecoralini:. & eating area. Detacht'd strp do11111 liv111g, fonnal
See th('se l\\'O fine 11ro11· gan1e rm "'ilh \\'Ct bar/ dining, marble enlranee, erti~ this "''{"('kt>ncr. $!2.00J rel'Jii; & frplc. UJ\·eJy patios 1ie"'' thick carpeis, exquisite
wid ~~.9CMJ. & g11f\iC'n:<. r-.lusll'r Bdrni landscaping,
· 675-7225 :-:ul!l' includes office area, I'
ST9.500 or trade S~0.000 ~ equil)' for? O\\·ner, !'ll&.2tif!8. ,62•4471 ( :=J 5'ff·llOJ
/ '"" FAIRWAY HOME ["""""!!'--~~
ii/age Rea l Esta te
Beautiful ho1nt' "'1th ht•i\tl'd S&~.500.
SI f1lten·d s11•in1 pool. {11\'-BERG 1976 Kornet lopen Sun.1 BEAUTIFUL
I -~c~OMPANY -~· '.i On l\lt'~ Verde Counr1y Club POOL HOME
You WANT A , --=-~""""'"--"=::~"7' Golf course. Big 2 stQry, I '" S ' • p I -I BR. 2• ~ ba. dln. rrn & 1 ·I arge beclnns, huge ran1 HOME? 2000 w1mm1ng 00 ,......... den. Brit'k fplc. Pnnoran1ic I r~., cozy fplc, lmn1a:u111,.(',
ered patio. Huge Inrnily rn1 IOPf.N Sl'N. 12-1. \·our spnt
& li!'l"plat~·. Diuini,: rn1, !"t" under lht• .~un~ 2 &H•m s.,
buill·ins. dlsh11".1sher. ~·• :! ba., <\1nini:: rn1.. f11,I•·.
\\'ax lilt'. '39.!f".iO. Ca J l L~C'., ~unny ofl('n kl!l·h. ~1,·e
& ~ \11ei,1·. ,.-11 s l pos~ssion. I \\ll.h many othrr . ~xtra.•\· (
SQUARE CEET? Priced lo Yell Si.).IXXJ. llt'd ~\\ner 1~11"5: ;\lu~r St'I~ '"-Private Beach . Sue,.t·:.Sl•1' lo Carpet, Realtoni 536-SS.'.'.6 " : ~;·1sy tcnns. tantas!Ll' I
S·l2<?.'liil. (•;11·p: ,~ <lrll()l'!I. \'iM1·. Bu!I
S('l'\'LL'" HusliC' old To11 ol
TWO STORY \\'hill'morc could ·-a-)l('f'!liOn COL\rELL Propcrt1cs, Jnr. C OLLEGE:PARK-1 ·-'-~COT·T REALTY 4 BEDROOM? \\'ant? Ho\\' aOOu! a 1·hnrn\·13F AMILY HARMONY BeH ! 1h1• gas shor1agc, lh'l' 536-7533 This hon1e is hell er than Ing, \\'ell dct'Orn!ed 2 B~ /Peace! Separate entrance~~ tlOli<' to ever;ything. 4 Br, l~!!!!!!!!!!\"'""!!!!!""""""""'!"""""'!""""""""""""'I ne"" only l1i years new. 2 BA honie 0 '! n gcn1:>rnu~, l\fom \\111 ]ri,·c h£>r 11uict. 2 Ba, D.H ., F.H .. L.H,,, ct\".• Generel General . Sprinkll'rs front_ and renr, 60 x 100 (I. lot Ill Coron~1 dcl pri\'atc, suite, oo steps. You Uct\C'r lhan ne"" Call
FINANCING AVAILABLE ON PARCELS
SELLING FOR $20,000 OR MORE ·
BRAND NEW 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.1 park like yard. Large r-.Jar. ThC f'ntertalnt'rs II ill t'njoy the 1nodt'rn :? Gc"On:r root(' l (' i . Agl,
[ mRRELL~J ~·~ .. Wodd ":m Ann'
~ I NE\\' CO:'\CEPT 111 r~1\ood Wl.5'.WU~~ & glass. Cnptur\'s the
IT.,. ,1 1 beau!1ful \·onrntsti< or sails ~'-_HfPlO IU __ -snapping in th ... h1-.~~.l". !ho.!
WALKING DISTANCE
TO GAS STATION
p;1storal hills &: s1W"11\' l'l'IJJ.
pert ·tl-11. Bal<ly. 3 lidm1s ..
3 lavish balhs, lge. 1an1c
rm.. l frpl cs. Be first
0\\1'er. $148,300
1• rt'rl\\'ood t'O\'Cl'l'<I patio 3 rln•am. Only Sf l,500. Call bdrm. & drn home bullt a:-17-4263, or 646-SSll. 'e Pu1nt . insidr & out
baths and much more. Only 644-721L . aruund a !ge. patio. Ne.w Eost Bluff •Brand nC\\' car_peting
BALBOA ISLAND
Charming 2 Bedroom home, open beam ceil-
ings, patio and fir'eplace. Well located in
prime residential area. NeY{ price at.$57,000.
BAYSHORES
2 Bedroom plus large guest roo1n ovei-·ga-
rage. 2 Baths,,op;en ceilingsr fireptace. court-.
yard, space 'for"storage bf boat 'or trailers.
$54,000. -.
BAYSHORES
2 Bedrooms, dining area, large Jiving room,
separate guest quarters, secluded patio,
-hanlwood floorS-and·lully-equipped kitehenc
$65,000.
BAYCREST
3 Bedroom, family rooin , 2 ~ Bath~, laui:i4i-y,
sewing room, trellised patio, new cafpet,
newly painted, excellent location. $69,500.-.
CORONA DEL ,MAR
Custom bull! 2 Bedroom and den, 2 Bath.
quality features throughout. Steps to ocean.
Qn .45 ft. lot. Excellent fi1utncing available.
$99,500.
11 2 hd f e 4 or3 andaden 149,500. ff it isn't "·hat >~" elm le ux~ 1n:i. apt, or in-2 o ed • baths, fireplace "'ant then don't <'all Red conle. · \'CrSlZ garage, POOL HOME e \ge c..'Orner Jot \\'/hlock
Carpet, Realtors ~ , I S • • ro~r lot .. Jtrou«"<I $20.000 f•"-. '""'"t $3l.900. f"r "' q"''" •al• Only lffire op(IOrtunity to ""Y '" '"'"" ~ A DUPLEX TO • $99.500 . ". "''' "''"'"' ...... u.~':.'.1,"4 BRASHEAR REAL TY
I BE PROUD OF
'University Realty BR. hon1r, "'ilh super fami· 842-7411
:'\ic{'-r.l!'lln-st11rtcr home ,
laq;;e In!, nn to addo-0n.
Bi~ t.w.11·k yard 11·/ll'f'C &:
!i\\'irn!. no!'f' lo shopping &
nce11n. Sflvt• i.:a~. CA LL
962-2456
494-15.St
1000 N. Coast Hwy., .Lagun
h.11 ~' f • '')"''
f:6L.((l r • 3001 E. Cst. 1-f"''Y· 673-G.l!O !Y ki!ehtn, largl" formal din-j Eves: 968-1178 If
The golf course. the two 1ng room, ip-aoous n1as1cr ----
patios lthis isn't allJ you Costa Me~ bedroom suite, rustic st1me I 1'iii0ii0ii0ii0ii0ii0ii0ii0im[
ha.vc to see to appreciate. 2601 lighthOUS4t ln. GI OR CONV w·~ firepla~ In largi> living CASH 24 HOURS fl.AA;, Adan1s & l\ll'lgnolia, t!B l'
this .2 bc<lroom realty. For Top or the line \•iew hon1e .. ~~· '""" "'S'd 'h 1" _, rooni and a spark~~ng pool. For Your Home :· '..,..,..,,....,..,,.. __
1llage Rea l Estate
apPo1ntment, call Red Llke IX?.\\. La1 ... est single *'R'"·~d i:..r. ~-el Y ,owner. .. All freshly painto:u insi<k> Loan A5sumpt1·on
0 1 s4-900 . . story roa n1 r ' . . , r.raster Br & -d<?n UJ»ilt'li. "'oo<ho,'Ork corn P tc' e I)' No ohlii:ation:ii:, 15 yrs exp. + Pool Carpet ' Realtors 546-3&1() B ·d 00 • 11 .\ BR I r, en <\'. ge an1 rn1, Rnd out, aU cellings !Uld 1".o hidden easts, rlela)'s.
n Y a. · FR."'"' bar. formal d1n1ng. Open I-5 Saf & sun 2021 one. Open Today 1-5 l>t.1 BRASHEAR REAL TY
FANTASTIC VIEW OPEN sUNQ~Y 1-5 Al i"' ,.,.,-09,.. """ea ... h 842-7411 Seller Is-Ready!
3 BR hOme. 2 1,; ba'. 18111 !sL O~'n('r r-.tes(\ Verde Poo! 6ij-'i?,Ci Eves: 968-1178 s:~.000 /or I• Pool l!Ct111c: I
Kings Rd. overlooking all h1nai. very sha--rp. Open ! DREAMH-6ME--t v("11 r nld 3 br hl;-autv. \\'alk
rm, 2 frplc's. Sets upon hOm('. 3 BR, 2 ftplcs, rncl. /1i\ Sun1n1er Wn aliet1d In rhL~
of Ne\\·port Bay. f.lust sec ** DUPLEX ** hotis•• J.5 &\t & Sun. \\'kd11.v THE Sl4,SOO 1 1,; !he beach. CAii r;.cl.-11:.:1. I SPANISH GOLD
!his one. $129,900. By O\~ner. · appts. $4t500. t71-11557-8·\17 BERG,.c .· A shine and 11 little Jl<llnl ' • 2231 so·. OF H\VY. • $82,000 Immaculate 3 bedrm. 2 bath ' . 6~~ · ~ WE, 493 ~bbl ay. ~ ie-:--Modttn-bltns;-plum-il-,_.;.-i \I'll! .i;h•c __ yo · lmediate --
OPEN HOUSE 'OI. ~ ~· lSCXr sq. ft . 3 1Klnns, 2 __ '/ COMPANY \.~ crpq:, deluxe (run rm.\ W lk 'I} l ("quity in this h\'O-levcl .\
1-S SUNDAY . n u ·21 ha. huge yard. Fabulous ~ ~ Sparkling Clt'an. ~lanicured a er ee hedrootn. 3 bath Spanish I
8292 """'-land . rond._ $46,600. 10% O\\'Tl.--~ 'f'?!.' yard. Terms flexible. t;C(> ,...••.11. ••t•lt homr. Pi·estige area tOO'"L' Sl4900 ~ Bkr. 5-t&-17U. eve. 557-1617. "'IEA11~ and believe. Call fH.)..8424 j overlooking 11·hite"·ater, ~~~RMrt& ESfATE' FAIR T.t:mm I I lfliLECREST·NlCE3B , lfO,,,P;!f.:. Fountiin Valley SouthCo, H.ealtors. I ~ntington Harbour ro5~~ln~ ~k l~~·E
8:19-6111 536-25.51 BURR WHITE REAL TOR By O\\'IX"r, , , R. _,A, -VETERANS -'E
Balk1 Island 2001 NE\VPORT, N'PT SCH !'SSWllC a,4!)0 L 0 an . 1'IDURO'.'l T 0 \V NH 0 t.:SE I if . YOU. us~ your G I ~ "Int'• ~·tBl"~c ... H ' ol th•'• 1 .:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1~6'!:<o-4~630:lg.=~o'~;;;,-~61~().0~lf>6 5--19-1410. Enjny your ~un1mer relux·1 ehgiblllly pnor to l\1ay 1, J fi,"'H • " ".. '"' I• roLLEG1'~ Park 3 BR'. 2 inf( around a N'freshing Hl68. ~·ou may buy another n 2 bPdroom. O\\·n your ""'n
BALBOA ISLAND FIXER·UPPER BA. dining, ttplc, COlflP· crystal t·leHr pond filled home, no .ao~. up to ' ' a p" rt men t. Ne \'i l Y
.' \\'ork out your frustr ationll redec, by owner. 6.(5--096j \\-lbcnut Japllnt>~r C;irp. ~50 ,00.0. tor nl()l'('I decorated, Enjoy private
3 Bdrms. + Choice , location
\\ith pub}ic pier just steps
a"·ay on South bay. On full
on this nlce 2 bdrrn., 1 or 5.\6-7947 Sun'>:lund('d bv lush plants & mformat1on BEACH CONDO heach, pool. wat('h ~c1~~·1ii
bnth home, So. of H1vy. n~ MESA VERDE Spani~h tile Patio. Jusl one CALL !J68.44ll , $l4 SOO F II p · froi:n your u11·n pnvate \Valk 10 the beach. s10r{·s ..,.:-h ·r * Crest Realty • u rice patto Ex1"1:·llen1 1ern1s & \\'hat have you! 0\\'IK'r GOLF COURSE ol t e 1~11111y magn1 iccnt I and Jully furnl!'hc.J. Uni)' . 497-1761 .
Off d r $52 500 mi ~99-11 0 fC'!\IUN'~ Jn . 1hl!I .Jrg ,3 Br, * JUST LISTED * S:!500 tlo\\'n p;1yn1cnt. \\'hy I anxious. <'I'(" or . · Kornut "'ncr F'ant n n, din rm, 2 ~ Ba, rtn!? C;ill _ _ _ _ _ __
MORGAN REAL TY SHAl~P 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba, pvt TltJuron Tno.1·nhon1e. A Gorgeous model·like 3 BR.. . ' p,\RADTSE POl:\T -'.i
673-6642 675-6459 pario. :'llrsa Verde. By r-.1UST SEE llOUSE. OPEN tam. rin. Only S·ll,!f-iO HUNTINGTON HARBOUR. Oceanfront unns. Approx.
BEST Buy oo.1·ner. ;>IG-J()jg SUNDAY. 103!>1 Po\\·derhom OPEN SUN. l-;; ~TY scclude<.l-!rC<"s.-SC'tni private
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General General River Ct. Prv. Pt y . 10022 Spar Circle bea;ch. 4 Sep bldgit.. f'otrn·
HARBOR VIEW HILLS B\" Q\\·n("r 3 8! 2 Ba, Cl.In 968-0081 JOHN P. CAREY 11214 COAST Jl\\1Y. tlnl for div of land. Xlnl
Immaculate 4 'BR. 2 BA. rm, lrg >Td: SJ5.000 RLTRS. &M>-741·1 968-7281 711: 8'16·138-1 & 213: 592.23 1;, lern1s or tradr. S350,000. paneled family rm, sep. 6-1:l-0003 BY O\\'NEH. 4 BR. 2 BA' ---1,...,,...,.. ............ .,...,..., 1
REALTY play/pet yard. Large r.JUST Sell! 3 br, 2 ba t\\·n· Fam. rm. trplc. NEWplu!lh VETERANS! --FANTASTIC ___ VICTORIA BEACH -Xlnt
Salisbury
·yd. Vi'ALK to all shops. Roomy 4 bedroom, 2 ba!h WATERFRONT HOME 1 vie\1', Slt'I" to beaut ~andy B1\LBOA ISLAND landscaping w/auto sprink-crp!s. Adult!!. 830-327.i Prlncl .... 15 0 .. i.. $43,950. ho 1 nJ
:n5 ltlARINE AVE. covered patio: Jush 1 hse. frplc, nu 11.opll's & cpl. 1950 Ml· ft, Pool size I 1 USO degree tuast & OC'C11n
CALL : 673-6900 lers, S88,500. incl. IRnd. BY O\VNER: 4 BR. i,ooo 96,2187""' •-v me on corner ot o Y 'Corne see lhill beaut 4BR covf". 2BR+Fan1 rm. P..ooi11 , ~====-,.-.,--=-;! .,~~ 2134 .,.. 1% blocks from school. home. so· on main channel, I (or lrg at!r!Jtion. $89,S<Xl. . c.Ef.oles\\urlby& Co Heall 2 ADJOINING C-1 lots, 1 .......-· ft, Has everything. $37,500. H · B h S36.950. Joyee Ed I u n d I hollt dock, many xrr11s. !!!!!~:___::.:::·_:::::;: .. :::::,::I..::'.:::'.·::·~·:· '.'.'.'..:11~rsV has 2 BR house, other has CORNER DUPLEX 2000 ~Var:ren Lane, 54~2758. -untington ••c 642-8235. (K4ll Untlerpri{·e(J nt only ~27.500 497·1711 · Lagune Beach
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21 BR houses, Rll rented, 520 Dahlla Ave. FORECLOSURE 3 BR, 2 OWNER Lrg. 4BR. +FR OPEN SUN J.5'· BLUFFS .CONDO sell 1 or both, $55,000 each 3 BR 2 BA plus 2 BR BA, 2 car gar, ne<'ds "'"·oric. + 2 BA. frp\c, Assume VA, 16661 CARO USk:L
ENO UNIT -SPECIAL "E" PLAN 6~1200 den. 2 BA. $115,000. ' Try S29K. Agt. 546-1739 9642 'Voodlawn. 552-9503. COASTLINE 536-3n7
Special in every 'vay, Sought after 4 bdrm. so SAYf'RONT 5BR, 3BA. OPEN SUN. 1·5 LARGE l story 4 + den. BY O\\ner, 3 BR. 2 ba, game Realty Company BY ·O\\'NER -E:>eq , yr old
unit in model condition. Eating a rea in th~ Gi'eat lcxittion. f"TTZ~10RR1S REALTY Custom cul-de·sac. S65.900. nn. pool. assumable 6'k. 642-8235 6441200 custm J . HR, casu1o1I elci(.
kitchen, (ormal dinin·a rm.~ + family rm. Lora Vance Ritt 613-4062 3135 E. Coast H1\')' 673-9010 Anxious: \\'ills Jlfty 54S-TI39 Call 536-6627 o.1·111er v le w $93,000 .• ,..,..,.....,,..,..,..,....,1 ~-o 324 Marine Av., Bal Isl. OWNER TRANSFE'R.RED 213-592-5.n Full 90 degree view of Back Bay & expen-GOOD BUY .,-"'i-"0-"'~----WOODEN il . thl COMM£RCIAL Ill lot.• . . . . . . l,yine , , , , sive greenbelt, Privacy preva 5 in 5 Balboa Island with 2 story. C./IQ"O 1'), A: -f) 'C ~Q.e 4BR, 1800 sq ft. Only $3.'"J,900. + ••. "·011tlerland. "Nr\\•" old
beauty. Trans. owner says, ''action no\v~' · · · 4""'~rooP.i 2 ~t~1:i.~tie ~~ J.""U ~~ (,.!;) P(,/" ;::> ~cl:! ~~"\~ou~'.~~ TURTLE ROCK -I hldt•uv.ay. Ren10<1ck·tl, yet
best buy in The Bluffs a~ $82,500. -.>00. n. ony. . Thal Intriguing Word .Game with a Chuckle laundry nn. ""' bd<k tpl OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 ""''"log "" el"'"" or•
WE HAVE TME GAS, Tf'ME & THE INVEN· Ir-.i~fAC Duplext 2 Bi' home. 30' covd patio. Nr 1chools: 4961 Paseo Segovia bygpnc era. 2 Lge. bdnn~. "parate 1 Br a.pt, Ideal (11111.i lty CLAY l. POllAN & sho:;r,ing. Thiwv.'On't le.al, ~... I ' I I & R study, \\'hh ft m11jc!lt11· TORY TO SHOW YOU A VARIED SELECTION " -»1wuiing, new Pan. 3 )Omc. v1e11· or the Pectfic: & 1v1th1n
OF EXCELLENT HOMES IN THE EASTBLUFF Joe. S97.500P' 6?3-394
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2 O!:d:":1!.• :0 K~~k!"'~ call 1 ay. BKR. 847-3584 3 Bdrms .. 1, faniilY, rm., J walklns: di.'itan('f! ol the
AREA. STOP IN OR CALL -Bilbo• eninsu 1 1lmol1 wordl. Print l•tt•rs cf REPOSSESSIONS ·!l~~~a~i ., ~f~l~$h ~?~t'e beA('h: Ser~urled bt'h~
VACANT. 4 BR .• fam. nn.. ~ch in its line of squcres. ;·or Information and location location nr. park. $56.990 ! slu'Ubs & geraniums. $61,,,,,,,., C. f • COL ESWORTHY A~~i =JM·!a>67S4600 ~':1.e:te _rHA" VA homes, Pe~=th~11 lease at wi0 ~//In
640-0020 HARBOR VIEW HILLS. KASABIAN DAVID D._CARLSOt! REA'-ESTA':TE f I
SOTLUE I 11 I r I 1 I LUSK ....,,, 3 BR. d••, Rtol Etl•lt '62-6641 REALTOR 133'9293 1o '" I • '~ Ba. Tiburon l\todel w/2 tJ!lO GI •1 !~!!!!~i!!!!!i!!!!!""'""'""'""'!~~~""""''""""""'""'I trptcs, beam clna:s. Like LEASE-OPTION Open T.F.S. & Sund1y 494-9413 ennc:re ·~9.fi.11s I
new. Quiet street, View, 3 BR. 2 BA Townhouse. $"100 14n1 Grov~iew. Assumahle L Ch -I I HI PA .RI
1 · •:::;:::;::.:.:...---...,....,....;...;...;:':-...,....,.::::'.::::'.'.'.:::'.'.::::I $96.000 (includes 1and ). Do"'·n. Assun1e FHA Joart. 7,,. 1 ., o y •gun• armer t• Prl · I ...... ,,..._.. ,n oan. "o OOll1'5. " r. V rl 2 "·" , n. on Y Q't't"''-"·""· Fireplace, new 1hag 4 Bdrm, 2 baths, upgr<tdtd fl')' p v11e '";"\'room I I I 1· 11
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TljE PRICE IS RIGHT ••• $129,000.
GorgeQus comer lot with enchanting 1 'h
story waterfall home. Rustic interior,
used brtck & shutters lend a cozy warmth w this 2 & den. 3 bath home. The garage is any man's dream. Step out to pi1vale
patios and your own 40' boat dock. 3251
Falkland, H.B.
CALL PAT SWAIN for tPP,Olntmont
H1ntl119to" Harbour Realty
OPEN HOUSE carpeting & pa.Int, Next also new cpti & rlrps . home .... 11h AO nhuhdnnc-e I
Sal A Sun 1-6, Truly chlll'm· door toCh large lhopplng S37,9'JO. or leu. o&f grce~ry. !;«:111uded11~rlck
I 2BR ho ..... -..... .1 center. ea.per, than rent. QUINTARO RLT\' S42-299l ga, .. en pa o. arm ng me, uo.:<u•~ cei • Ask for Dale, 963-6746 v I bran t 11 i> co r \\'it h I lngs. b'plc, custom 1hutters, fl 1 I h ti
f ,__ _, 614 OPEN HOUSE -BE UTY · rep ace, P us. earpc ng. 2 be, pro . u=vr<:U, A 1\ on su per · h~' 111 1 h -M
H llotro VI-.. th•'• 2 s'to-beauty•. ~11 2'" ti pitc ._...., cc ns;: \\ t e.-<.,........ .. I e pc. ..~ .,, green,,., • :-1 ~· pres ge hel\m!I. 'Valk 10 !he beach~
BY O\VNER "'J BR. 2 BA, Motorrvcle cops on the " Bdrrn. 3 Bath, very <'Xecutlve area. Vervf stiarp, $a2 500 C II 49-1 8003 i ~f dee mint eond 'HV l
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• p"n· ,_, :L Ong Is iind ' E.xpressway Ing room, ~·ct her. MANY 1am. Tm .,-rorm . -din .. [ mRBElL ]' •. omes, n. VU>Of· ua.ys, "EXTAAS! ' btaiitlfu\Jy I and :s c t\ p ed, -641).().l&l/640-3341\ eves, re ally Ji ave it made. In the 9624-1~ Bkr. studio darkroom. gr ea 1 -' ~ rl-H"""'U"""T°'U"""'N,_.,.A~., off. h,ours they get you for Qpen Mru-1-M ... 5.L·S Pm. 1"""tm•nt, 131.soo. 5'1-3916 ~
HAP.SOR VJEW · HIU.S 1-.;..;...~=;:.~;.;.,.....1·1peeding i nd in the rush NEWPORT WEST OOi'OOMINIUM · ·
Elegant 4 Bl;'. ~ Fam rm. J I I I I' An Alpine tttreat in !ho ''""' S. "--st Hwy, LagUna A0,000 in xlra\J_~l. .. _ hours they get yoy for 71851KiowaLll.ne1 Br, close heart. of central Irvin!! uou \.NW Beach
$92,500 inc land. a w t~.Ol"k!V to bch. Bkr 6~ Orange Gro,-e1. 3 Ocdin 2 OPEN SAT/SUN
OVPtEX by owner, Chl.lm1• I D U p N I A-, HtLLTOP PER~I. VlEW Bath. aJ r condition et-BRAND NEW
lnjJ t"POtate 2 BR tx>use 1-..,..-.-.,...-nr-r--i A Cc.Ttalet• !hi chucld• Q\IOfitd lBR, 2 ba, trplc, fncd, community a.Uoc. pool .t-"-1 BR WlP apt. open I I I I' I V by flllif'I; In ,.._ ml•1no woul. $.1..i,000 nr beaches, owner,· puk a~'I the tt:reel. 4 BR
&in. 1.{l, TU Orchid. • ...... ._ ... -L. --'·-.. · __. "°" ~ ''°"" .. ,, No. 3 below. 962-6340 ~'fler. $.'n.500. 561-5151. 1tH5 Oro s.~.9$(')
SECLUDl.""D PVT BEACH o,,,..........,*1"'-.., FRANCTSCAN Fountalnf _3 3 BR, 2 b.'l., A C, lnrl~c~. 1243 i\lorn!nf:!<l<lc ~.930
Ooenn view. 188 Shorecl!J( • ,l~T1N,J,,NUM8fREOI' · 1' r , .. I' I' I' I I' r l sr: tam rm. Bt!tiutltul cbnd. frplc, cov. patio. countr)' TRANSPAC.67.S..1219
• B'I' $225.txXI. 61N\t9 Bldr <; ~ • • -• • • • $4a,CXKI Tom MUltr, fU!f, kltch. c:u11:t drr>•. 11Mg epi:s, ALMOST r 1Nj s11110 DU.PJ..E>\ 2-2..BR. "One unit &42--4811 1mmae. A\•eU 7 1. Ownrr ). Wd, • nu." Open Houle' Sat&: Sun 8 ~NNSSCw'·""• BtE fORI I I I I I I I I j t .D~UP~L~EX~-,.~3-BR~.-1--i-BR~.t M6;1m. :.SI-TIX) - -i'k,~~~alk ~l·n11---i
l·S.. 515 Mar\aold &14-4674 =. " L • _ • • • • • _ • • 1 yr_ old. near beach. nJRTI..EROCK • RMid.y for cloacf, sk;ylliiht!I, ti ea m
---• .. -SCRAM-LITS ANSWERS '" CLASSIFICATION 900 SM,OOO, Owner. 548-3"6 or "" .. , ... , .... 3 ~· 2 .... «>ill••· lo" 41 ...... & •. 1023 • " .. Ody "'°' OudW._____________________________ -~-· ~)&~'-"-"------$-19.000. EX. Joan, &I,~. Oto St .. 0\\'lll1' t!»-llm
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DETAIL ,. o E • R 1,. y i""· Ot..-e11.n "1~. Dinh" ter--Sl'l.500. Lee 3 BR, C\<om htlme' Cn oul Jteavy "Shake roo' 2000 sq It: 12 yrs 6 bw. Vn:y .. btal.I y SILVERCR8ST • ~ ... ,.._.. . 1 .. -lot wtftl CALIFOR~fA 1''t(c71rrJre:~ tab., Iii-'-'Y... Wutll\ll ~SUME ""1YI% LOAN cul-dMac. on mate alu neW. Fee land, park y~r boat ·at 8ttached =~eci; a muat IMI MOllLI HOME ;;:,;;;t;" <lh --~ytt7 nb
TURE IN t s 10 Ry gtnltnt. ··~"1o ~cw -$ BA. 2 bu., Community ~v.=:i~t',3 raC:boC::; pier & sUp: 1119,500 fUU price, 110,000 down. OPl!N SAT/SUN. 1·5 • ,.,. " 53', 2 BD .i B> carp., _. .. ·~:i::t.t betwftn
DESIGN footu~ estcrior A: ~fll\~· ~ ~ .~. OnJr $25.500. 3S7 CATALINA ~ blt•lat., ftfric., thJ tv.'O i'Dlf CDlOM
" of ....oo. "'"''"" ""'vy • MONAIU!H IAY 'fFOR RINTI ''°""" ,..., y•nl. Many lwc-COMMERCIAL OFFIC E . ......., ...... ...,..., wind In S'n. Ca ~,.. pool i llhake roorutM.~. ARCII£D ll:&ncltlorne · ~\oatf'te)I ·, •I.flt ~Bl\.' i ~w bes ......... $225. W')' tea.1$.,... OnlyO •• Brand-new on Peninsula, Comer fireplace, for DI air cond., kileh. " •wr aru. to &hop.
l PORTICO ENTRYWAY IN """"'' 18e. llvlntt'rm. wtlh 3'BR, 2 bes ........... 1:165. 71 ,00 lal JONES cloclr, ....... '1>etl, lane> J>ln<. """""" A -·
1 rINESr OLDE 1.tlSSION ~>en bean1ed. -cathedrar nEX llODGE.~ ltEALT'i It '• Convert·ible com.mere carpeting, orange drapes , park RfA.L'rY1NC acaDtd patio. Three yrs. old PriOe S!JO.GOO.
l' TRADlTfON. t'f'il.:. ,l bd,n)ls .. 2 b1u~: 586-&100 • 6 cars, near ferry. Perfect for R.E. off1ce. UtllMS • tllce nu. LoCated ln new Pot further lnfonnallon
APPROX. Z'JOO SQ. IT. 01'' ll!v.·lnuninK~I.' vvereilk'd Home or duplex. ~built CEA, Atty., etc .. $59,500 and owner will th adult pit. a.wq trom noisy pl<!Al!e ca.II • • ·
r• LIV. A1tr.A CO~f1~s1o;u y1U'tl.1U.'l 1 L•9un1 Nlgu.a -abc<lrffl" hQm~ or u!IC aa" nance with SlO,OOO down. . C7M)87M Zto St. One-ha!! bl . trom club-= ctiD l Ot .. 4 DORMS., DEN, rA.M. MON. Y TERR.' 3 il 2-'bedrm duplex, Only hOUae. tu.GS. Call EVES. li RJ.t. iit•Nk'(.J by 3 A finl•ly rU•t11llNt 2 bdr1n. OPEN HOUSE 11.ept Co ~nd>' beach Md BRANO.NEW DUPLEX Htwport~~atto. :P3$4690, 697·11S2.
II blthroon1~. l)ne wl ng ooinl', ret.'-·111ly 00111 for Jtw-SUNDAY 1-6PM chanMI. On l.tul;:e (.'()rncr NEW 'LISTING CAN BE Sl!EN AT : ree.tur..•• s1J41clouA LIV. RM. 1 (I c)mpl 1 .. 1, 111 Large 3 BR, 2 BA. upper unit w,t..Ooor t o CRESTMONT
' WITll 111c;11 VAUL'l'El) iirt•Joli•n v.•r1er. ·1 c · NEW CUST'OM llOMI-; 1 · ceiling fireplace. Bay view Jrom.rear, ocean Attract!~ 2 BR home ·.,..., * '45--7341 * j! Of'EN OEAM CEILING, '\"00\I o:;nelt>d, Qllk . nra., wllh 1v.·ooplnK view $119,500. fl huge rumpua nn ~nlng ESTATES 1no Onuige It.venue
I: JI EA v y s u pp 0 n 'I' hUM'.~ orrnaJ 11\11!11fuorrn1.. ot hill• It. cnnyon view rom rront. 2 DR lower unit. Upper is to brlckuuo.' beamed 1051 S1ll'l Or.1 Brea. tCrntral Coftla Afe811. . r 1 M u o ll , , "E'N1'E'.I< !ami!_y rni. 4r~· 01n' .llv· 20021 Ana ~laris Lt&n" Ontu vacant and ready for new owner or tenant. •-A e acrolll trom .. BrtR Free ""'~·L i c 1 c tal • "' ... ... 111~ U,[Cll,"I, Jul Otjl,'ft,11 \'W\lt'. ID'Oy.'n V1Jlt:y Pkwy, N. ()ti ~ $1 10 000 d C."tlllngs, ' bltln ba.N> v . ......_ 0 OflS II OK '· FfREPLACF., "1idlng ~laK11 $\.f.i,000 Nlg11t•I Rd. & n. on Jvy 21 , an you own the land. 1 blk to bay que, owner lvlng arta, eom00 ,m-llosp.) ~Mc•46. :i doot-11 opPn 10 luri:r: <..'OVl'l'l'd OPEN SUN. 1.5 C:Jctu 1llR. :/RA farnnn k . ~ or ocean. Llfetime cedar exterior. $45~<m. J..o!s V<>i.oel ft.I 1 r . NTACI' RAY, PK. R., 6 UNITS _ '! ...... 32641 Med't " ••• ) ' .. _ NEWPORT PIER 'REAL TY 71' ·-2-N$18-!l.146. ShoNI ·-'-"•"'"""'..,FlN=l~"'~"'""Q'°"U"'AUTY=""'" I BEACH 'SPANISH I Un\que kitchfon & tam. nn., I erranea ~·l)l ....... ll'us 1 c:ompuc...,.., _,.,. ~ 1_
,, APPROX. ~ Fi'. LONG. T.AGUNA NIGUf~L. An a\tr., ltg llvrm w/m1tt:llive fpl , "~"lm eves. '7~ ~rt l2X55 JlOAOCRAIT. k.ing-
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DBL. OVEN .• D ISllW lllt, Tc'tr. ll(ll'ne of tlf'nrly 3.IXO or Nln!ptr. 1 ~,;;,;;;;,;;;;;;,;,;;.,,..;;;;;,;;,;;11~~~:"i~~!O!!O!!O!":i~~~~"!l'""'""'"""' 'mmedl•M Occvpency alie m, front fr. kit.,~
DlSP., \VET ,BAJt JN J.'Ar.t i;c1. ft. <1 Rltl'ml'I., l batM; 2300 Ill ft for $81,!fJO. Newport Belch' Newport S..Ch lMMEOIATE OCClJPANCY paneling. \Valk 10 i;hopping.
RM .. lllklillli W,rui!I opr-115 1o f!'A'n11t1 J ini11g nn .. fllmUy DANA HARBOR REAL.TY 2 + DEN Get ael fOf" su~r in this ~ ~PER RESALES ,. G ARDE N p AT I O 1-.11 . S11,.innnlng pool, docks, 496-2790 Eve. 493-0467 NDED ~ garden home. Steps to 531•1001 ' WIWOOD DECK It. OPL'N j:11:u1.2l: J.:l'nel"OW'. outdoor 2 BDRM .• t 11' bath!!; priv. SURROU pools, tennla ODW1, ooean.1---'7.=,..----
11, R.Arl'ER ttOOJ.~. The enUre liv1ni; & a Ywt'CPllli: ocean areK Ir. beach. Near 1eMi1 BY. PARK 4BR. 3BA. tam rm, sun-$J995
grounds have JI pr hi )c I er view. $129,500 courtJ. Ukc new! Ov.'Tle!' deck. pnUo. $64,000. Open 10X50 STAR
; syatE'm, I. t\1"C enctuted with OPEN SUN. l ·S anxious! llR!I 11urrhaaed What • neat location!! A Hoose l·S. Sal/Sun. 4t1 SET UP JN PARK ·~ , P,~~~ .. ~." . .,REDDIG 1B10RUIC8.E~ 916 QUIVERA other home. $43,500 pw'k on two Aides and t1n Proi;pect, llollll Wood, Rltr, READY TO 1\10VE IN
l't "'.,.._, ,.nr"' 3 Bdrms., 2 baths: lge. living Vision Vil'. Stunr1 outlook lo rolling hills and 6(2.-6554 LOW RENT
IS THE ".SES'r Bl,!Y" IN & dlning areas. Ocean vitw. Realty 4!J..l.75:n city lighls. ~I on 1he in· BEST BUY IN NEWPORT Belt Buv In Orange County
{. U11~~~LfeLr~pR11Ee f,, ~:·~~~t li~oo ~~on dc~i'!i::;,rt~: r:i1~ uw1i~~1~;~~lA~1~~C:~ ~ ~ ~~~~ Org c~7t4~sir-~ center
1; NO .D:QWN PYMT. . .. µnit Cando. S 4 6 , 0 0 0 . pmft11slonal ck'CO.rubllion bJ)olrt $43,500 • $5,IXX> Down 1\fUST SELL
TO 1.~uc1Bl..E Vli."TEltAKS. · '49l-5768 most evt>ry J)(.lt!t;I e opl n OPEN SallSUn 1·5 SI LINC tr • bd ~ " .1 I -available. A 111p value ht c, fi ~ · 1 0 1 12X F , . o.: r . m, Entire IOM ))ij111t1L'C Pll)'""lll' NEW 4 hr, 2'·~ Im, F'Tt., ~ ri·incipa 1 n Y l \.S ba, low dov.TI payment.
S500, pet 1no·., inti. lnl. 11t Norlh View. 2100' !!pllt lvl. only $68,!MXI J.\.'t.'. 'l • Sen Cle~~nte · Easy tenm.
I. 8~(/I", i11111u11t .. ...,_. n ttt• lor .....,--: -$55,950. 493-5197/54z..67JS: Cu..ll G,l!-Tlli---i•a t":jmand tl'J J IM CX>OPER RESALES
' 291~ y1'!I • • J R_,,,.,_ ,-OPEN I-louse Sunday 1Z.5 • 531-l(l)l h MISSiON REAL TY llOSN.CoaarHwy.,Loguna LEASE/OPTION. New 3 · : · ~LWAYS appreciated , but rarely found. I 433 CaJle Em=•· SC 8 ... , '..Elt ·-••·I· h. m.
I I 494 1177 BR. 2 bath!!. $1;"!0 Month Lil I II I IMMEDIATE ANCY "JIU,ol '"" " u '" ( 985 &>. Coast ll"'·y., l..11j..rt1nu -PLACE REALTY 49-1-m1 e JS u o. compromises, but not in this <.'Ompletely tum. Located
,i PhoneJ 714 ) 494-0731 RIVIERA REAL TY ~ak• Forist Baycrest c.Lass1c. 4 Bedroom:;, 21h baths den 1 .~ d2m yrare:ld~ ~ ~~,,~u~ag00e, T,.r.:11~~ ... ':aro~'.
)I OPEN SUN. ll:l0-4:30 Exclusive Homesite1 BEACH DUPLEX dining room, spacious kitchen. Prestigio~ rm. mimnd closet doonl, S-l99J .11 ....... ..., 1 "-'3
, 425 GRACELAND SOUTI:i LAGUNA,' Coa.• 111E. SUNNY SIDE of lh£'" 3Bdrm. & 2 bdrm., 2 bai location. _Owner anxious. $124,500. CALL ri:.~~1 view, truit trees. S350/r!. ~~ or yn;. I! "'Al...K TO ill~ BEACll . liO Hoya.I~·. ~oping dovonhill ~~ ~hls~ >'Nc~I~ l'aeh. J.'rplcg, BcautiruI u.nll For Appo1nlment. Agent. 642·7408, 646-1124. AA Realtor&, 49'l·2lOO SACRIFICE R'x2l' Kenskill .' h .. 1 ~ "·"I :!IOx.100 ·n. lot, biking ck>Wn BR, ...,. Fam·nn. + Conv. only one )'car old! 'Fioc _... _ _ _ _ T-"-1 ~~ 8 , 11 , !,'. 'Th~·,.1~~~-~uhal~ ':':,ycR.·. on Aliso BeKCh. Askin&: den, D'.tant' ho~. Beamed. buy at S9S.OOO ~~---..~ PVT. Pn' . .ellln&: lBR, 2BA ea''::':"• a~18";' ...... tie x ed
..... ""'' 0 $35 CXlO · ... I k'I~ Cl b Newport Be•ch New""'I D-•ch le den home, bltinll, w/w unna, us mov · ~ lge. remodeled bath, tie-LAciUN'A ijEACH EMy to D1t· n I "'.. u mem-....-· .... crpt, drps. oc. v le \V . $1695, 2060 Newport Blvd. lighlful kitch. Dining area build on: ,_...,. It~. ttr· bft'ablp incl. $52,500. Ji!;;fS M •1. 4 Bd Hillcrest atta. S 4 8, so o. Costa Mesa, Space 35, See i operui onto set·luded brick _.1. N •• ~, ._ .. ,. . TOl.J...E Realtors&: Auocs. '"'INC i19n1 1cent rm You Wouldn't 496-l-t.n eves. manager ' patio. Frplc. &:: •1nal' oce3n .., IC Ort ~ · VleWI. ~ ''1 Just 3% Yefl.MI old! \lllth fnm· 1' view. 0n one at ' .. -·na'• 1lS,!riO. L•'do 1,.... EStl't"6 ity nn fireplace. Dining rm, Wait 'Til Summer BEAUT. Sborecllffa 4 BR, SILVERCRESr~21X$ .,. o..<16" SOUTH LAGUNA f.antutic •• d kl '--2 ·ba. -Ocean vvlew on aoU 2 bdm, 2 ba, U -!t< qulet chui:.m 1treet1. SSS.000. be h 1 ·er ·. kltJI (tM) &13~6210 1 ream tc ........ "nnt~d "'h.l· To B.llV A throouL Prof 1 ped " ae hi pi vi,eo:'" 1--• S dows. Covered patio. Sprlnk· - r ~· Open SUn. 14, 3:11 Finest 5 Star Pm. . 1' PROTECT YOUR or v.· te v.'8ter. ~·· .,..,.., OPEN SAT/ UN. 1-5 2ooiw.111M11t¥O. 11..'f"S front & rear. Tmllcr Comr..-11.1-1.1, Vta Monte&0. 581--0270. a.gt. JI'! COOPER"~"~· l lot. easy lo build oo. Asking 121 VIA ITHACA ltl.;ortlMdl.·Caliolnll•JUO . .-nUIS " ~ PROP VALUES aa.-ess. Pnnclcd garnge. And San Ju•n C1plstr1no 531-1001
RED CARPET
EXCLUSIVES
$49,750. Reduced $10 ,000 .
Buildrr ~pccial. 3 bdrm. 2
ba : 1 bdrm. 1 ba: and
bachelor , unil. Sa.le can be eooctlllonal on approval to
build 6 more unltll. Make
olfcn . Sale or cxchan&:e.
$175,000. S!ep ll.p lo Ulla U.
unit compll'x with 10% I
dov.·n. aO&f' to 1hopping.
SI.950 per mo. income: wlth
present rents.
$180,000. 10 unils ju.st 2 years
old. Super deluxe 2 bdnn,
2 ba, !fiO sq. n. apts. Jden-
ti('&.I units elseY•here bein&
converted A.o condos.
Red Carpet In vestment
~ m-2550 Ii · S37.~. · ;f !:.-Dtn, 3 be.lhl. Spacious WATERfltONT .Jot.s more! $75,900. ca 11 So why "''ait !or the-moated
I. KJ'IOW" the peopll' for whoni LAGl.lNA BEACH, ten'ilic prices ol. th~ gummer to s UNITS \-yoa w:ll~~ thla 1\lt'a~s So. Cotit v~·; .-OJ! AJta 2·Sty. tt1edll. N•w add. & CONDO 5-K).l'l'JO. buy a profitable summer· DRAMA~ lfil -
:; , i!I i wry 1mportnnt elet.1ion. Vista Wa.y. Slo~ ~ill dee~ Sl.29.500. SPECIALIST [~--. -,,----, \\'inter renl"-1 prope~. Call CONTE~\PO ty I ":.!.':', . --..... •
'' It ill crucial lo tUlvc the lot, $17,000. , CALL· TO"'SEE :t br, 2 00 & 3 br, 3 bn ~ftll ell I]· u.11 about lhi& v.·cll located AtlCHITEcnm,E .
right ~pie reprearnl you ARCH BEACH llEIGHTS, Ocean front O.Y.O. LagUna S;89.500 lo 1200.000_ 1·1uua11._ 3 BR down, 2 BR up du: 3100 911: ft. nr. Dana Pointl 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii;;;,;~~
on yortr City ~u. ,I( 1.?U levd lot, 'OWrlook1ng 100 Royalt No. 79, So. Laguna. Lei me show ):'OU -my1l'xclu-~ plox, only 6 doors to lhc Harbor, 20' hi&h open beam II Less Than 6 x Gross
need trans. to \'Otlng pdlls, city. Aaklna-$1'4500. . 3 bdm'IB.,-2 ba. Lease, 11ive \Valerffont lislings. ~~ llC'uch. No"'' only $79,900. ceiling in liv nn & form Commercill
!, CDl'peas~SH.liE:'ns3. e· f. ~.--~~~~f~)im$600 mo. Call ;tloh~~rer-Agl'nl ~HurhorBlvd. 10';:,Do~~i6#72U :=J~1~~~tl~ Property 1~8 INCOME $770 ma .
.,.. ~ "'!'!"""""""""~"'!'"'!!!"!!INEWPORT HEICllTS •underk, "" modern kit· C-1 Lot $17,500 :I , HA .. L .~ITATE ..• · ·" N . .._. rt ff.1..hfs Co<t:y & H.lt..o.cli\°t:" l BR, I~~ .. _ P tll -.. 3 1.... Consisting or 3BR, 2BA. homJ! ~~ 318 ...:...r • .i.t'I' Tf" 4.!M-8093 ff. oi ._wpo . ~ 1 BA, firepl, sliding gJnss Cn•:u, se u, ~··., ... 50' x · 140' Near 19th & &. 2 niec Duplexes lt. ·~~,. 4t4-5671 '4 .ti ZJOO sq. ft. of Living areB, door _opens to 1.>ardcn. Quiet hr, 3 ba. 7~ .. % tlnandng, Pomona A~ .. C.M. Priced CAREY REALTORS ,~ l v
1 * * POOi &; Jilc\IZ2i. View of street. $43,900. ~500· Open ~t/~ low at $2.50 pE'r Sq. Ft. 133-0121 or 646-7414 :~ THERE~S"' VAUJE HERE, '; .. ci, -... ::,11 Ocean 1torn kllehl'n, .Be NEWPORT l!EIGHT!': RMtblJ:l':U ramp, So. ot Wisley N. Teylor Co,
., ooe o~ 1119 ftt remaining Oc front 'quick -be-1 .. .-L... ~m,950, Near Olff Or. Qu a l l l y RE•"TORS l'"'"'E 4 l'LEX l h.o.MiM d . ;k1t I e'!ID ....... ,. ...,.,. SPY GLASS HILL. BEST San Juan Capim'ano 10 IU. IUV ' ;:z!",:,.,,_~!;.., f •. ", "" ' '·. ·'tlOO. ISLE-$65,000 can 6~1171 . const. Ll')C livrm, lrg dln·flHU You view the M---. , .... _ ....... J40Z2 Calle air: BonanU.. or 2111 San Joaquin Hills Rd. $65 000
..... '6 ........ """'"-e ~· prge """"" "' t . "" "~ ro BE ........ , Krell. 38Jt, 1"' BA, 3 car u.. nr '"'" N " C I '" -o , • ·~ '--C d .,....... ,.,_. ,.,.,., 76 bor,the beaches&Ca•·'lna. call,49:?-9692 e"'fl(h • encr _ ~· u"' eJlC1IY .... ~J!C' on OS stressed garn"•· 1.1.ilh extra .... ....___ -'d f o .. -,.h··· I• arlciiriS Ju-' 11wo. •-· -• · · • · -• "' 'Brand /lC"W house, 3 BR, $23,0CJO. OJNOOMINIUlot BAL.BOA lshuJd.J'ilarine Ave. '··~ P. '' e 0 "'"'' . "
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I · m .., .... UR. ~ .... ~,,1 ·, ~Here ; ........ :..-~ -11·-guesl · nn. Iron -g a I e .. , 0 000 '""' ,.~ ,ha-4 plex Per & downtDM\ within 15 mm ... """' .. .....,.. ... ..., •u "' 2 00.s, 2 frplcs, on lhe View, retired country living, Foru.leorexchange .... 1 , " .... , ·. '" · · --¥"', aJk dis ~ ·~ on Udo &. enj:ly, ptCSlige entryway. $68,000. hiJ:hest finished tefTl.tt in San Juan Capo. 2BR. plw Sj,J.14 Ta.'o: shelter I Ie<>l rentRI .1rea. Nenr shopi !·
; ~w . ·hMmT~ MfOli D~~~ Q;~~~~ ~=C i:.Jby '"'11e. ",',,·,v""',,,.,~w~.-M,~~ f'. KL""'1o"'o'"c"L·AE.ss1"'c·2.22t2 Spy Glasl.1 but only 2 mi. ~tio. swilnming pool. I.: is.1·.i Heturn I ~ ,,fre<."1\·ay~. AS!u n1_oblc "-•I H•:I ,.._. thl w "" from Fa..'!hioil ls1r., Either , . .....i ... , av11.il>>ble. R.E'akmomics. Bk.r. 6T;r{l700 in~,, 1-"HA loon :.'~.· Sl:>,000 ~ ~ ... -., ... ·( Ocean. ...... ~e, lttXUrioua.• . ....... Va··-•• ~---· BAYSHORES * ' ~~, .~ 1 •· .. 1""" (* 2 .B& 4¥>n~ · eally l!il «I quality ~~nces. Formal \\'Jl.]r..;,;e.n ;a~ the"b;;,'""' * DramKtic Gre<'lrui hontc I.· l>ll)' $1 55,000 or r e n I Call l{enry Wall Realtor NEWPORT BEACH uul\"O O nCI\" ~ 1' "° -!,,:, tir ,wb~~· '!"~~ndi. or dining l'OOTM( fireplaces, Hl'Tb.'!r1. Hn.wklns Realtors f<~antudc Bayshore Or,_ atriun1-likc !Jarden. High Sl,000 n10. !louse ia on 31966 Camino Capistrano Prl 88 .... -. 8.1 Sill! pl'r 1no. 1}11 "l bcftroom ·~ esc~. ~.900. d··"· ,1,. -~ ,...._..., ApproX, ~ aq. ft. 4 Bit.. <..~il's., 4 BR .. den, din. mi. [ l.ot 50, Mon leeito Dr. Look San Juan Capo 496-1435 ~ me .J ......... t 1 e uni1s. Extra iotoragc. SH to ( :i:c Ll~;JlE'\~!ST,ATI; ~· ~--q.: ~7. ___." .-.-..._.. rn:rnJly"'nliom:-Stcps to tt*-A must lo l\C'e.. $159,500 Kl ii from the outside;-klok -Eor boo.l ~11' '-saleli bclleve. Call {;µit ts33-3.1C6.
<--· -·-, $92 ,,... to =~ FANTASTIC BUY brad>. $110,0IX\ . FOURPLEX I at lhe view, look al °"' OvP!!. SUNinl . '0ee·' '!~-v' .:',~ Biii Cruody tr. 6T>-6161 . INVESTMill.11!1
\ ' F . OU. R ELF. OPEN' H0tJ5E : wl teMia OOurt adJ. 4 BR 642--0033 548.-1290 she.tier. Sl.25,<m ... ~ ..... ...,., .....,"" ,.,------
,6'"' ._ it * ;":~ ONL7TAv"'·· ~! Back door to beach w11.U. CAYWOOD REALTY Balboa Penin. Good lax 0frr~~:;™°ooro::t ~ X1:.,..·~~~go163.83'c.1_.Jl642pt. ~ ..... lotCal.Blye' Condforom._:
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' 'Qr 1¥&e "Ra10Y. •:DaYI'', lil. • .. •'• .+ bay vu .. Low I axe I &. HARBOR Viev.• Homes ~ 1---,itll:.!1. l'•stiiji worryin . sMi~, ~A!U1-:-1~to . n@i,~n Jlll~,, ~ _Carmel-Xtn..Jrg_)Td, eaS)'. 2-Story-la~ 'Sinn-An• . • 2-BR; Fam nn.-blllns.-W/_[). t
i:.... l'O"'"'.._' t.o da ,,. • · · 'P1Y. I VI""" 1o cart 3 Br 2 Ba, din nRIVATE D K In. gar .. $36.<XK> 646-374.7 aft
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. •.,.;·; come ' P ,...,,"' 1 ,. ' "96 •r "ff D • '€1111.• 1-5, 4%> Vilj Lido Nord, • ··rm, 1-'u... rm, llv. rm ~ ' 30 Pm Wk•··-'J· --~-Laguna. ·Alik1""' "T~,. "''· .'.__rive -.,.., = --==~=~--1 ~< · -2 BR DR+ a --..... "· · ....,. ... I -"ooow"" Call lo t''• • / -,.,... .......,, · • • • • · w/-ic -ts. xlDt com-OPEN 1-IOUSE 4 l:kinn, 3 ha. 2 frplc's ' .......... -DANA POINT ~ Sl.85. r n~ itMiUftl ~-L. • l BE OUR GUEST ""' ' -• pl 1 s SAT & SUN ·W / l her ape u t j ~ pxN. office. LrK _lot. C5. Nr. Duplexes/Units ' FABULOUS OCEAN VIEWS j \ ~11eta.ns.. , ~ ·1 ,,. , .• -~1.-:, :.r."" .. '."'!l, • • • mllllity 9Ch. JO>J. I a.y ..,.,.: • • 1199,000 Civic Ctr. A Great Buy. sale l6l 168 -•• 1-.~ • . WOODS COVE ,,. ""' ·;i;... . See ·thls abart> t A den, """""·•Owner 163,POO -TUSTIN AVE. ~500 Bkr ...__ -w ""~ : Hup '1ot.~ -i.1B6xfi5, With· 2 4T>5>t2, .,,,.1~1 ,, 2· bi.th, mastl!l' 'ati.lte-.· Prime 644-8460. 3)19 :port. Bristol. 5 BR, fani rm. 3 BA, new all ~ _., · • · · . $48,950 non-vle\v
:, ... ., ·Bdml, boU1e + 2, eubsL ... --~--·..-· . 1ocile. Smatt deem. $18.500 SINGLE ·LEVEL ~kit, cov patio. Lot 70' x Tustin DUPLEX From $6000 down
'.... . .... r L•f,.J GE•.'• .. , 170 lg yd rm for olympic . . 21 AUTHENTIC •-·••'h Home OLD COM 'owPlecexes..;.!,91~~!lJOal· ·~ ""''!"' G~ .. '""''°""\· --:;;OP.IEN ~~E , •· ---:-"'; •._ BLUFFS"'LINDA" pool. i<s,:iOO . ......,,, · . .,...... -~ "~' ! Aak.,..162,500.btrl •"'1'!• SAT'.· .. , ·_,._·•. Ul>T'Tu<Un 'A.ve.,'N.1'. 3BR,,2be .• -. lol.d-~ ~ ~ on la.,...,bra>Jt.nwllctaed 3Br-nor'sunit 331161Copptt~lern A: ~ REALTORS 642-462.1 pile crpling:-~ate pall([ ~1L _ _ ~·I I grounds. 4 or 5 bdrmA, 6% $14,900 Phone 831-2701
; . 31~0Nfrf • ·' 217 VIA Orvfeto "-"n 1-t Mi!Jht COD81der Jease opUon. ~ ~ BURR WHITE RE• "TOR Bapoo,I, -.. ·-· .,1,., t+enrus2 .Bdrmct, l33-07IO ( BKR) RON "Wkdays call builder, 642-49(1; Templ:r~ Hilts to ·Mourrtaln u"" J69 500 c..1 tu.. ..,_
v;ew·Jefl ., Bonn. Thia hM Channing 3 BR., 2 baths, CORBIN-MARTIN . ...,,.. 2901 NEWPORT, N'PT BCll guest house. For"'°"' info NEW DUPLEX BAKER'S DOZEN
got lo ·be tbt! · plaet for ~-$82,.500. Aa:t. 548-01«1 . REAL TORS 644-l'6l CHANNELF"RONT 675-4630 or 640-0166 or exclusive Mowing ctlll
children! Wajking_d~ M111ion Vie1e _ _ DUPLEX · NEWPORT SHOR.ES Gloria Balfour Agt. 542-7139 3 BR. 2 BA House + · 2
to schools; 3 BR. upMlllrs, * CONDO* ri· • 11 3 BR 2 ha A,-3 BR •Mlq,ft • BR, 2% J!IA A~-_,fl'Plc 11·
m. I r 'BR • & -~n BY Ow-· "•-•""" oondo • r 1l'r "' uoat. ., ·. • ran1e, •.•..•• ~.....,... ~ gar's, pa.tlO'S, ya.a ... 1, ele. •· • ·""' '"' .... u.:u ' Split·leftl !t txtnns., 2 baths, lo••·r··. l·BR. + •·n "P· ,,,. 0 '"• " I 4 Bd '• ~--· ~.:;ii _, .. 3 BR 1 " ha •• 1· • u.: .... n u.., ,.'(I er. rms., you 1 · I Nl'\\-porl Heoehts. '"'wu:.lau,.. te. ,un,._-• ASllu~u~b~ '.f':l°.5. Cf'PJ<!~ hobby nn., laundry nn., ck!ck, p;tlio. frplc11 .• bit-Im, OV..Tt 1he land; will ltade .......... Call Bullh, fHG.4-114 ,,1_6;;,;~-;--;-.i;.,,~;='j backyard" deck. Beam-77 ·~ lrplc:. Dbl .. garugl'. Rec...:111ly ll'ALI'' to ,_ & ~•"h. I NS ll9500 · '.:.. cd tiv'. "-din. nn. Con-\v payrncnts at $22lt. Open ttdel:'OI"'; Near p0ot. s-u,800. 1115000 "''... \\'~ha~,:;_.',:.t·:tl~· ••• : ...-.......,_. DUPLEXES HTG BCH
.... is 13. And that II how
many units that can be con-
structed on lhis proptrty
7JOned R·5. Near lhe new
Westminster .JYUlll. CalUor 1 details.
·lT ''cnit•nt Item~ incl. new Hou!!(', Sat I: SW'!. CaH for GIB WALKER NEWPORT BEACH CAYWOOD REALTY., Mobil• Homu• N""eirlE 1lr dlx-bch-unil!.-~1 SUN. 12 TO 4 dishv.•shr .. elcc. garage door ap11nt lo ~ Bfts. 1)y!, REALTY 67r r.-15th& Acacia opendna .. 1 5
The Reel Estete Fair
536'2551 61"'139-6133
;· ... 6 Custom ·1Jon1e• 10 choo~ opener ; plumbing fUI' soft 546-2524, Tenn, Eves r..,_ REALTY 67S.1642 * 548-1290 * For Sale 125 5.164D'l2, e\-e°f714l ™7is " !!!!!~~~~~!"'l'~~I '• from . Benuliful o c ~nn wntl"r, sprinkleri. e I c · 8.'IO-SS9, Prine. "onl)'. .nnNOOS . \V~stc[Uf ,,_, D-ISTINCTIVE 3BR 28A 2 4 UNIT APT BLDG I view:s. 3 Bdrm .. ~ burn· AllSU~able V.A.' k>lm, loo. VACANT 4 nn or 3' + den, ~alk 10 shop11~ 3 Bn.'"'2Y: PALE~~L WITH block!! frotn l\lnrl~rs.Pa·rk. ~~If:~~~.~~· t~ dego'if Income Property 166 Great rental area I ~
I ·. Ing. lrplcs .. fully 1_nsulatOO. $55, • ; , w/2 potlM (1 t! n c Io ltt d) BA, To\vnhousc, frpJc, <'lub-ctL~lom t:arpet!I & drapes, the pool lnvcatmt. Costa MeBR. Four
n All bonds paid. i;•JnanclnG: V.1_s1on Vic Stuart Con1p. landscaped &. beaut: hou~ ll pool. S49,500. For Sele by Owntr \\'000 parquet flooring in ~Ooo.ne$lo,ooo. PhonC BRAND NEW 4 Unit. 2 BR, 2 BR units. Inc. $8,136 yr.
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, •• 1im1arANTA ANA ST. Realty 494-7531 -de.:oratcd. {).vJICl''m.1592. ALSO 2 an, 2.1.s. BA Town· 4 BR. 2~~ bas., Fan1-rn1 , fam r1n, ins.idl' laund, 53S-58'U owner. 1% BA San Clemente. nr Try 1orµ, down. $65,CKX>
By ~---~ Bl Newport Be•ch hou11c, frplc, pool t: Lge 101, prof. lndscpd for sunken tub in master bath, jpath to beech. su,cm <1m1.·n, Wesley N. T•ylor Co. Arch Beach llelghts vw•11:i· ronuo, ue clubhouse.. 152,500. Lease E Z up.keep. F:xccl. cond. complete fircalann sy&tem, F'OR Sale B.Y '!~· 12x'"'553 conillder trade. Mark H. REALTORS j~;.. ~ach 49-l-0.101 ~n !~Jr'~~': BAYCREsr owner 4 Br :2¥.i Opllon. &tS-1231 or 645-0030 Harbor Vu llon1es, $87,500. b!Un 'Jtereo speak~ thru-Clarion lBR. ~ ..... ., Dunn R1trs. 1314 N. El 2111 San Joaquin Hills Rd. lt'i Southcoa:st Pacific Corp. appllaoo.•s. Incl 1.1.·et bar, Ba. F. R. 2 lp, u$unt , . OWN YOUR O\YN PARK 644-flR'« out, by owner, Prine only, w/l0x18 expando, R Hauae, Camino Real, San Clem. Newport Beath 644-4910 \~.WOODS, COVE CHARM color cable tv, pvt beech, 5·~1i'o, $14,9'"".il. 548-5GW. Charming 1 BR. cottage BY ·Owner Harl>or View \\"eckdays &»8772, Sat & G-t2·5792• ~809t. 49'J..Wll0, .f92.1833. fTS
11 .... _~. thl!! 2 BR & KUClll 2 he11ted pools, tennis, elec· LINDA Jsle. Private .,.....,Y nestled in bl&: trees. Den Home11, Porto!ino, 2iOO aq Sun &W-l422. WATER.FRONT Cabana. EASTSIDa TRIPLEX " 28 UN . I' ~{ wlprivnte entrance. tronic gUardgate.For(ruick 'wan!$ 4 or S or 6t"""BR withFranklin stovc.$37,000. ft. 1 BR, 31Ai·Ba, Wlliking NWPI' HGJm; ru El Adults only. $13.000. All 2 B 19
1 . COSTA MESA !.~ ·All nev.· ru:iJn1 nncl jus1 one !!ale now •~1,cm or rent borne. C&ll 213-691-9639. ' OUer.i considel't'd, S 3 6 di!tance to sc h o o I • , Afodena, 3 bdrm.., 1 ba Ca.II MS-<65.1 <r 675--1900. R. BA wnts ' •"· "" \V · 1 N B G-i&-0038 h hes -1,_ • w/pti\•ate patios &. yarda. Ir•· block lo Ul4! beach. S-100. mo. Mr. \VaMOO YOUNG F.xec. bome. 4 BR estnuns er. . . .c urc .• s , o..,.upi,c cottage. Lot 50xl27. A real 8x:iS n..EETWOOD, Sl.700, l0% down r i nan c i 11 g Red Ci1 rpet, R11ltors ( 213) 8 6 8-6 261 o r . lam rm. Top NPl local. _Ewnl".r. community JIOO). $81,900. charmer. Ocean w $39,500. 2191 Harbor Space 2, Costa
Good spendable with pre9ent
low rents. By appointment
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$362,500. Sale or exehange..
Low 00,.,'ll, Red Carpet.
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l:t. 497-1761 1714)~. Owner W.C. 2niJ 642-9666. 'llARBOR Vu Hon1es, 3 BR, 646-1047 Bia 54&--17U. eve. Svl-4617. Mesa. :,~~e~~m4:~
i:-Jc:cu;;;JLD;ruE;;R>'·•s•J-cAreh;:::;:-;;Ba:cyc I Li1 ke Forest BEACll llOUSE beat ~a. ~.R. Corner fully ftnee.d. Newport BeKh Newport BHch N1wport Beech v.1scly -Free counseling. I·,~ fixer-upper. $65,CXX>. Beamed ft<•ro"T ""~ "TION ' steps lo ocean. $50,<m. ~A~:i· n=· X~~t~ ~~Pre. 1tigf: Ii om es' '' il 11 -•-1 a ""-""" .......,""""".....,.. <n.1ier Call &T,,..2445. • • ..,,,~ · ... • ee v. ""' ... ., c. oce n s:iv~ $1200. Ruslic 4 BR. · ne_w . ..,.,, ......... romp.are, sub-HOUSE + j~' 1•0•1.· flw~;n,.klt.t,M"1a·y· l~•/o1001,,·, 2 RA. Custon1 d esi.ii:n STARTER DUPl.f?< $.'W,9':-JO. ~1~off.!!:.._Owner ~ SIX(') UNITS
I 1u_, ""' llr•J)ll C:t'. l>ratnntic ~ntoond.~saptvac. •OPPORTUNITY• GRAND o•ENING ONLARGtOOUBLELOT 2 UNITS ',if; :.t>'~r Abby, Cenlury ea1.ht>c:ln1ll hean:,~zlling . ml~ 6'P . Sl\ll'"ll~de lovely Linda 1Rle p JOIENFCOROSTTAIEMRERSLATY New+T~p!exB.R'. 2BRBA, 2Ap~ r Prunt• .01. "f'"•!511· 5";~ Tum ynur ~olt ~lubs ~to <I Br, ft\m, rnl, 41 , bn. Pi@r .,., ~ ....
::' • BR, 3 BA. FR .... bar, OoWM., "'~ ,mn •. ,.,,. • ""''".Sell .... m W•ti• • •Ip. rno.ooo. l)(>nb;nn ••. NEWPORT . BAY TOWERS 640-1113 Palio. ""'"·Yam. Laundry -:j; 2400 !<!· 11. Nfr<1•/y dt'('. orr Sun ~o Frwy «.-a Dally Pilot: Oassltied Ad lillC 673-731'1 1 A,,...,.. • room. garae;u. 646-4U4
1 Lg. patio, S 6'1,900 ()wnr. LaPaic Rood. Call 01ue:k anti Ulle lhe money rot a . · ~....-• \Jn1t11 un 19,600 S<I FURNISHED Jf., .494-5.;11 Hamp11011. 1714) 830-1840 stereo! Call &C-6678 Today. EXC'LUSIVE Dover Slu'f:s. fl lot • Zoned C·2 Newport ~· Comei: lo1 ; 4 bdnns,. 3 %: Blv<I, C.Af. s.>IO mo ilJ(.'Omt!. TRIPLEX ·
,_ ' :1._' bath,,, 2 ftplet. Beautiful Good for com 1n er c ia I Donn Point. AfJ 2 BR. New
:!J, --(.;!~-STAR G ,.,,.·E"'"·'"' pool k patio, $154.500 I & 2 amao· OM dovelopmenL $65,000 . paint & roof. o.. .... view. •1 Ai.,~ ~ _........ ''f'. ~J~ Vie Stu~7531 / Owner-Broker. 642-0590. • N.,l & clean all a pin. :1= ~~C!!l,;;:c....:.;...;.,,L<Y l.l'OIJ,A uoo.l · CLOSE TO BEACH 169,;;oo .. 111'~ <lown (!~ Al•~~' ~ '-""'-"""'"~ "'l·••rl'I * llARllOR VIEW UOMES CONDOMINIUM HOMES Snood New Doluxe 3 t. 4 Exc~lleol financlni ~ :A,..n ·A<f••";~,,.,,,,St--. ocr.n{»t~ 2 BR + den, 2 ba, trplc, BR Duplex, 3 &. Dbl'nr POINT REALTY ·I-1 1 To d•vt lop meuag. for ~ft'/, lJ.71 unkrue Landscape A: interior~ ff. $&),000. 514 18th St. HB. 34156 Coast }lwy, 4!)6..:6323 r;1 .. ~~ .. ':'!..~. ,._ ~~~ $64.!il:xJ, tee, or be optklrl, Ot1l Builder, 8f7..as51 SAN CLEJ\lEN'TE. Beautiful -·---· .. -· aw-Sl4-4033 e 8AYFRONT HOMES ~ 1T...,... JI --'''°'w• ' • IO•T SLIPS &.2 Bdnn.s w/poot Easllide inveslnlent on· s e aaJ d " lTtlt )1A(tlO'I 62~ BAYCREST 2131 Santlsgo "' CM near 17th SL "$108,(m/3 blutLs. $ Units with pool ~:..~ . ~= :!r,... Dr., JoR" a.long back bay. • RJLL SECURITY HIGH RISE Bdrm. l J\ Bath Duplex &.garage!.. Carpel&, drapes, ~~ ''-' ~~ •M N8 El\!,_,~ ..!,R.. 2. ~\., ?!&. e STEEL I CONCRETE CONST!tUCTION Dt/rrew, F.utside $57.000. 10me wlth ftreplace1 . It:. J:~ liE;°;::i: ~ • .<>:1.:2. "· ~ .. !ilO, " e PRIVATE 8ALCONIES • 1'>m Miller, Arl· 642-1811 ms,ooo •t-,.,. .-e 2 ~A··~• SPAC'S "'R UNIT DLX 4 wdt w/1-pvt DAVID D. CARLSON ,:t.,. ~~ ~~ NOR'l.1f BLUFFS trilrv!:I v IV'\~!!; II; Tl; owntn: apt, frplc,{0-3 Br, REALTOR as.nn ".. ,,,_ .,. ..., . mo "I n. oyer1oo1c1,. BaClt • ROOF TOP SUN DECK 2 ea +> _ 2 Br ..... 9.,, N N N !:ii»;~~ :~~ :~~ ~},."' ~ & n\t!I. Rt<IU<:«' to Encl. prage1 w/M!Nlce 10 et, et, et. :; ;:, ~ ~-~ =:;-• ~.z;o. Ch,nr. &I0-0>46 Unusual opportunity to purdlase ~ ltltr ~m2 or 10 year leNJt. XI.Ill toe StnN ,,~. ·~.............. ,.~. SY Owner, 8a)'Shotts cot-·-11!1...-I' I N ·-tenant. )!arbor Blvd .. cM: ,._ ''" ,,,_ • 1 ,,.. :l8R. 2b.. 1 hilt trom -1 nvllt roperty I ewport ._ch HOUSE + 6 UNITS 111l.OOO. Principals only. ti:::....-!;= ;:e-bty, open hOu!!e Sa.t/&m New .~,. 1 __.... -...... BREECHER • ».-., so,..._,. to'-'IC.r 1~ ~3451. 2631 Crest~ 0 "'' a ~· ""''""'n, INVESTMENTS
-r" fi!::-:::; ' i:::._... OR$19,!IOO '""'"''' NEWPORT BAY TOWERS ~·ci.T, :r..;'::lutt' '4.1-"62 -· ""'" "'"' "'" OPE!< JI,_ SM & Sun 1-S --CTON ... , •• ••-· lndv1triel Proporty 161 ,.'-""" \t.SNu ''"" DI! Vlsrn Oludat, Bay"• ~r .. ~ n.......1-~~~"""''"' ll~ ~:,.,. 2t: BlufhCondo3br 2ba ,.-.mo.rn.--.i-........Mkt. FOR SALE · J6,(Q) eq. ft. ,._ » ''~ ,,~ / 1-~ --A,,;_,~-311 -.... ·NDO ID. 0ni,-IO') Down, Pl'lttiaon Tlt'W Tiit.up bulldl-• .... II • • \t'-.. ~ V'""l'O "'" -IW" .... , ~'~""' ~ lnvt'ltmrnt Co.., S4$-4)782, "".-... It. O( l"-d~ Lq9( •.• "It:.-. ·1;... =x ' AMOrt~ MONTECO A• NIWPOIT llACH • DEWXE ;c4frifif. 3 BR ; • ~llt'r lo .. ~ ... ._. '.!>"'•-() / :;r..: =UR. -1"[5 :--,:.~ t" BA. t3J 2 BR'•, 2 BA, lo!>& min nnanctnr. -----------~-========--~--! iTG -I~ Cir. Creal locallOn. 10';; Dn. W.H. DAIJM It STA>'F ·~" TEAllER REALTlS4ln • Otll ,..._ * -\
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wftl.,. $31.500: Owner route. Wm tralo,u;gua1111ed. That Cettln SBA. near bead\. Private Y ""'LL LOVE ITI tlt'tU-W. eathedtt!-eeU.
oony ht ""'"''"'· ""' L.A A"'4 avallahle ~ IWlm/tenn!S club. LQae uu . , ,,., ..,, pvt beooh p;:/v1; by McCordle R111tor . WIJJ ..u.iot "'"" ..,. 10 . i:....-Wanta SMIJ, per mo. No 1,.. LEASE A ~. 67$-3311 .rt 'l)><n
l8IO Newport Blvd. CM fit '°"' -. Eam moo. CALL~ a llraad N"" lane OOAts A WALL Ac E NEW BLUFFS HOME LARGE 3 Br nr. obop'1 & S.112t ~ l'\'IO. Potentlal unlfniJted. wttb a view. a private 8.EALTORS 96:MfM Dtl.!ChUul aln&I• story beach, $360/mo. "l!!J!'!'l"~•'!!!!l""'!!!!!!!-•''I SUV\'f' Stirilp Water, 964 .., eourt I: tMmmlne "Uilda" fll.an • spadouJ, 833-U44. &t6-ro15 FOR Sale• 8(0) aq, ft. new ~.;.._,,~l.&._il. OnAle •• (114) pool jull ._. aw8.\'. 0t 3~ ~A ~.:i, ~0· high bean\ed cell.; :T BR.,
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Tilt.up bull~ on ~000 · .............,, call it a lu:nay 2 Bedl'OOm • • '' 2 · be.., deluxe featurrs. Costa Meu tq ·tt., or laod l5% ~n ..__ & den (or l ·tk!aroomJ hCJme PETS. 551 .. 1100, M. Mic for ~ paUo, CU$lon11----------1 -Seiler to p • ~_a_ ,__..._, to Loan 240 f wilh fOnna1 dining room, Pat. 962-l026. alt 6 pm. cw::p~ If-drapes. \racant .t: ---NIW
yr, ttna.ndqg.~ ' I:-fli'epl;ice, lWCUI')' carpe:tl & 3 Bit +din rm. Seabqry moet a~alin(f--at ~
W.H. DAUM A STAFF' 1 I TD L I dra,.., or oaJ1 It tho one b'act. l350. Wall< lo be.Ch. OPEN TODAY, 4 :~~ B~A.:::TH
• Call 546-3107 * s oans ~ ~~'~oa It~:= ~95 ShlU'P. oo:_7859. 27&5 VISTA UMBROSA \\'alk-ln cl08et;, dlshwuher.
Lots for hie 170 UP TO 984Jf, 1 :or , ~ltd boat o0~ $300 ~IO .. 1 Br. 2~ba. Ne~·ly .• ~f't.&. bltins, 1-efria "'Ksher &
8* % IN'?EREST I tbe i:tt· iboW ~Del decor condo. Appl , '4'/w t..i1t ~~ dryer are1, dbl. ear ear. Reel Car;_ 2nd TD L , Mar in N--... Beach. &. drp1 incl. 3 PoOls. Lennl• [a f s.\\: -§1(' phlih 1iro ... .-n crp t . ru1ty r-· oans ~-.. ~--'~"':: .. -·.--walk to bead>. 962-1221 • as .. ;r, dcaped. S35(1. ""'· .onve by Excluslvn ........... "~-"" 1 •~ v ; 16th & ~ or call · bMcb A attpt to tennlJ, QUIEr Couple.I Br 4-plex. i I 642-2800 or &U.-2164 5.59 Attn J:IWY frontage t ow1st rites Orange Co. swimming A J a.ccuzi. Call $1,;;. Ptt ok. • ?; ~ r e a Y ' ~o.:1:.. °!c,.~· '42-2S.17tt11er M'9.::,,. ~II l~~.cau~· For Hoinellndoro 547°"41 UM Vl1ta del Oro $ L~DLORDS. $
._....... BEACH area•t Br. $150. Util Ney,•port Beacl\ We N~ Your Lifitinp MD Acres Fallon, Nev. Ma.ke Bl!rving Harbor area Jt )Tl. BlilbN Penimule Pd. &W-1133 ANYTl}.lE So llelp Us -We'll llelj>
an oUer. Se.le or exchange: Money W•nted 25e BAY' Vu. 2 BR. din nn, 1-Jomeflnders 547·9641 $300-2 BR, 2 BA, frple, gar, Save lime Z°&uan ...
• or 5 unit lot c.osta Mesa I thick sbu, drpl. pr, yrd, 2 BR. 2 stoty condo, 'l'ii ~~ 1::'~12 i:!~~· gr,c·s. J ALA RENTALS S
$15,0I!), -Qr excl>an&<. ISi' TD LOAN. 65% OF . lrpl, \!,. f>lk to l>oy, I b1k Ba, Illar corpo!, ..... L...~' dbl gar, ~blk bea~. C M. Newporl & Bay, Clll 642-3383 n~ ~~ ln·-tment VALUE. 10% INTEREST. 10 bch.. $325. Yrly. ~. dryer. 9i6:2-2951; ~lti:B . en ~ _....,.... ""• 832-4387 ~ + am rm. lrplc pool ~2550 LUXURY LEASE Irvine homt>:. Dbl'-Aar {iard. 2 BDJU.t, 1 BA duplex. Crpts,
Bl.DRS. SP~" Mortg-. tilth & Bay, Shown by appt NU VIE R. NTALS drps, patio. """"' coop le ~ Trust ft--'s 260 by owner. MG-0;01. • -0\1!?' 30. No children or pets. R-2 lot in Huntingt(ln Beach. ..,_ 2 B 2 Ba ~-. 61l-4030 or 494-3248 ln.llf. ' 3 BR 2 ba. view home lzg R. ....... .• .. • ....... $160. )SI&: last~ :'~ :::u~u~!~.SIS,000. 2ND TRUST DEEDS $400 Lease 491-1660 o~ 3 BR, l !-1! baths .······ ~ NEW Harbor View, ~~mo, 2 BR Jo-itONT Duplex( gar, CALL 96&-4U:t 494-3288 • 3 BR. 2 bath$ ..... $375/450 2 sty, 3 or 4 BR, 3 ~ bas, quiet no dogs l'ats or n\o-
* C R lty To borrow on your Real _ <I ER., 1% baths •.•••. PJ0 ml sq ft. fr p I c. tore\'t lH s.Ji272Q Nit IQ Estate. invest for good Bucon Ber 4 BR. 2 baths .......... $370 convenalion pit, din nn, .~-"~.-~· -~~~--
l acre, ocean Vie'\v. l'nnt..>tl yield, or sell existing note. 4-BR 2BA dt> Lrg 1 -I BR. 21Ai baths •••••••• $450 fiun rm, + lge bonus nn Huntington Beach
R , Palo" .. •-. capo·,,......... Call us Slgna.l l\tortgage Co. ..:. v" 1•· be enc 4 BR .. 3 baths ........ $425 for ~p. apt or fa mily
-. N«""' '"""' (714l 556--0106 ya.-..... iew o pvt n & CA. LL 552 7500 en t ertainn1ent &W-13..'17 Beach. \Viii tnke 8-10 units, • docks. $5i1Xl/lito. Call AGT, · • :,ss...572.1 , s.10-1~ ext. 1·16.l' CLOSE TO BEACH I I
fp_SS0.000. o ._t'indla..v--Relll· --- -675-6000 VISION HARBOR v · I J'°'1 Brand NC\\' Delu..'\e 3 & 4 tor, 24611 Del Pi-ado, Dana Corona del Mar • iew poo . se, BR. 3 BA, dbl gar, Afl Point, 496-4345. $-ISO., n10'.. Lea.'le or Optton, bltns. Close 10 recreation
PROBATE SALE ·-SEAWIND • red h'1ll 3 "": l am·cm. 1,,,J<, 2 & >ChC.. 514 18th St. 841-3001 -3 R-1 loll! bas., 2 + guest rms. EnclJ ~~=~~-~~=
on · Valencia Pl., Dana pool, NI c e I y landscaped Newport Beach ·
"""'· Oceao view. SeU one Next To Spyglass REAL1Y REALTORS patio&, si<>-1321, 586-Snt ~u::'· ~N -<~fl~ Houses Furnished 300 VIEW _ Univ. Park Center, Irvine HARBOR VIEW HILLS 2~:;. 2N~5hc~o~:~
687-61116. General 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home, BRANO new }.tontego Adult family, no peU. Ref's.
OREGO !. pt f rmal .1i .. 1o... 4BR, 2BA, $4$ per mo., L8e $225/mo 2 1 8 B N. '70 Mobile Home. ire act, o .... ..,'6• \Ve presently have a fine inclds pri pool 1r tennis ·ced· =t39J · · l2 x 64 -3 BR, 2 BA. Furn. $120-UTlL PD'. Nice Bach, self-cleaning oven. Enjoy selection of 2. 3 A 4 club, 547-1345. 553-3003 ar, ..,,.,.. ·
$6995 or trade for Orange full kit, lrg priv, deck, So. private community tennili & bedroom rentals from $280 Apts. Furn. 360
Co. Box 145. Idleyld Park, Laguna. swimming poqI ln this to Kil). mo .. as v.-ell as SPYGl..ASS Hill, tnl}st prime --------I Ore. · $l~trrIL Pd. 1 BR. bltns. presttgiou,s area a bove resales in the area. We are w, brand nev.·. see the ad
ATTN: BUILDERS yard, 2 blks beach. Laguna. CQrona del Mar. $495 · per here to solve YOUR housln8 clas~lfied sec1\on IOONB for Balboa lsl•nd •
$300-2 BR. 2 BA, frplc home, month _ lease. 644-4681. needs,· -details $1000 per mo .1---------Easrside C.M., 2 BR Hse, garage, Balboa Island. ·. 673-80.'51 or 833-5988 l. I TTL E 1 SL AND 2
Lot 63 X 275 tCt an alley. NU-VIEW RENTALS ~~~~~e~'. JIARBOR VJE\V llOME _ Bei:troo m, .2 Bath.
Zoned for mult iple unitii. 6734030 or' -194-32-IS Near beach and sl\opplng, 4 BR. 2 Bi\. Fam Rn\. S?f";>Jmonth. \Vrnler. Avl -Prin, only., &irr5714 1 Frplc. Water & Gardener Yrly. 673-TI78
PROB.ATE SALE 'VALK to Beach! Bach $90 ~~pge~rcarpeand~ n'c'oveed, incld. Call 6-14-61·16 or 2BR apt, Bnl Island. furn,
P .1. Cn H n.n-Also 1 BR house, $125 "l't'~' II I frpJ · ac1 .1c ast "'Y~ '-'<Ula & 1 BR\CM, $115. 3 BR yards. $290 Mo. 418 ........... ~. a eect-. c. gar, pat)(), J;;~~ l~ Sq~ ~·U ~!;. l\IQbile, $111, .H.B. Agt. Fee. Narci.'ISUS -Ph 6/:r-3035 BL U F' F S TO\VJ'l.'110USr-:. yrly, S2T5. 613-8918
OEPJ' (21.3) 687~16 979-8430 e\'e:nhll:I and weekends. • 1st Western Bank Bldg. Spncklu11 4 Br.. 2L:i Ba. 2BR, on canal', ""/pvt" dock
Balboa Pti'Unlule CHAm11NG 2 BR ~. pvt UDl\'ersity Park, Irv~ REDEC .. pool, vie"'· sch ls. avail thru June 30th, $235
patio, fnCd. yd. Pets OK. Din 552·7000 ""Nights S47:i. Call 'lo se e, mo .. 673-2824
1 BLJ.i: to ?ICh. 2 BR hse. Bright l surviy, $275 TIS ------n 449i-3973 Balboa Peninsula
l\1arcl\ 1 to June 15. $175. Orchi~, Open Sun 1.£. 2 BR O'.JNDO S""" I LEASE 4 Br, 3-Ba, den,
nto. 820 \V. Ba.lboa Blvd. 548-4957 · ' ·· ""~mo. se. ne~·/dl'c, xlnt nhrtiood. Pt/ $35 WEEK & UP . 2 BR CONOO .. $..?2a mo. lse. '"m 0• ~"" 67;._""""" · .,.,ft Roo Mountain, Desert Corona del Mer -NEW 3. Br, 2~i Ba, trplc. 3 BR H0l\1E .• "$315 mo. 1·e. • .,.><>IJ. ,.......,..., • .-...:eplna ms
N.B. VIE\V ..LOT for sale.
$85,000. No. 3 Burning Tree,
Big Canyon. (213) 278-7477 or
(Zl.1)-823-6766.
Resort 174 patio or sundeck. So. Cnut RANCH REALTY IBR. 3BA. 2 ''°"'homo w;th • Hooaekeeplna ....,.. !--=.;..;.-----"-' NEW 2 Bfi.. 2 BA, Hwy. March occ u py . beaut. viN'. 2260 sq tt . S600 e Ocean View Apts
MENDOCINO OOUNTY dishwasher, frplc. washer, $450/mo. 511 & 513 * 551·20IO * per mo. 610>-0000 ACT. BALBOA INN
195 AC. All yr. sire.am dryer. Newly fw'n. Ocean Fernleaf, 640-8400 • San -Juan Capistrano 105 Main Street
Some Timber-only $29,0CO view. Ocean side hwy. $400. COZY COTTAGE, 2 BR, fpl, 3 BR, 2 be., Nl'. adult pool. ' ~40
J • _ 5474193 or 496-1931. l\ii biles to bch. S275 mo. $325. per mo. Phone N~V 4BR. drapes, crpts, 3 BR & conv. den, t"rplc.
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1· Home & 1,i A. oe.ft!en $12,500 APR 1 • June 15. 2 BR, HAL PINCHIN 352-0579 blt1ns, frplc, comn1. pool. 2 BA. View of Ocean &
" 1% ba., Lg patiQ. 1~ blk Rea1tor 675-4392 NE\V 3 BR. 2 ba. Uni\'ersity nr rnarina, 493-8746 or Bay. $300/mo. Y r ly .
Riverfront OifnJ)ground 160A beach. S300 mo. 3 3 0 1 CUTE COTTAGE 2 Bdnn, Park. $'125 mo. Call G4~81l1J 493--3381 646--8711 or &a&-3400 eves.
owned and managed by
1HE IRVINE a»tl!R!Wf PACIFIC CbAST HWY.
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$85 000 Trade for 0 C Seaview. Eves 673-5820 NU 2 R ., B l A I F 360 A· I F ' · · · frplc, near Big Corona. or 5.13-65,;o 1 • r. ~ a, am rm, 2 BR, 1 BA, carpets, drapes, -~P-•-·-"-'-"-· -----P s. urn. ST;;>-50l6 Costa Mesa $275/mo. 4 mo's rental. L B h 1 11nv dbl gar & ynl, tennis Pool. ·
SELL. rent or trade: oozy 1---------King1aard RE, 642--2222 aguna eac crts. Cool ocean brttze. S'l:iS ~/r\10. 67.;..((Q Costa Mesa Laguna leech
360 Apt. Unfurn. 3'5 .
mountain Sugarloaf, retreat STUDENT & f'ingles! 1 Br. 1-fo\\-ell 492--2187/4~ ---------Sleeps nine, fireplace, near Mobile Home. $115. Util pd. COZY, Rustic So. of H\\'y. CHOICE 3 BR., 3 BA., frplc., S•nt• An• Heo'ghts Corona det Mar Unbelievably Beautiful c LARGE 2 story Mesa Verde, "ski. Eves 552-9529 Homefinders 547-9641 1 BR, beaut. garden, JM) ocean view· in close-in VAL o ISERE G --' EF.FT · apts from $50 wk 'l BR, 2 B;\, new cpts & pct or child. $2'25/mo. area, $350 ' & $3i5 un· \\',\LK 10 Ocean. Jmmac 2 ' a~ .. en Apts. or $170 nlO. Pool, maid,
t.iountaln, r>.sert
Resort 174
~ewport Beath
NEWPORT .BEACH
673-4169. furn .... OCEANFRONT 2 3 BR, 11; BA . New cary. Br, (rplc. Lrg sunny petki. Adult~. m pets. t"lov .. ers ph. Jdry, Vill age Irui pa.int . Pri\'ate al'k~: d.!:
J ff"nced yard, drapes, 10 mui. Adulfs. $250. 64z..1116 evel')'\\'htte. St.ream & 494-9436. cncloscrl gar. W · Jst CUTE 2 BR home, crpt. BR., den. 2 ba., frp c., 10 So. Cnall p I a z a . t rtall ·~· 1 R n lo shopping and theaten;. crashin .... ocean view, coun-C ..__.. \t'B e '"" poo · ec. m. N rt B h stn rriO. SOUthCo. Jteatton trplc, patio, garage. So. of ~o0 $250/1\tO. 54;)-35-10 osta m9Sa Sauna. Sgls 1·2 Bdm1. ewpo eec =-•= .... ,,,
IN the foothills of the Sie1Tas Beaut. Lido . Isle & Lln<lil H11.'Y, 51» Femleaf. $285. try style: many exlras. Condomt'nlums F'urn-Untum from $142. .,...,....,.....,. 2% acres w/1 acre lake Isle waterfront homf"s on mo. can (2Ul596-2'9Qi Only S800 u n furn. . . . LARGE 2 BR. rum. gardf"n SE IT· aioo Parsons $35 PER Wlc & up 1 hr, --o=u~1=e=T~P~L=E~A~S~E~I-
& live creek. 54~1942 Bkr annual leases. NEW 3 Br, 2h BA, frplc, CHAR.l\1ER: pitched,. beam-Unfurn. 32C apt. 5 mln~tes to beftch. 6U·S870 · . ' 'l br & bach's, color tv, 2 BR. 2 BA . 8 . -...-,O:;.ul:;..·of::,.-;:;Sl;.:•°'tl-;;...:~.;.·'~or.P.:.....:·;.7;:;8 Jill! Gru~y_R!Lr. 6T:Hl161 -J:"!U'-super--neighborhciod'· l;!d _ce1L· 2 Bl}~~,~·· I . _01~~ .. '.••.• P.arags.. pa_tio.~al k;.1..lJ!~ _ __ m11.ld sttv.. pool._ THE_ --.comp~;-----Afl~~ WlTt
'";ff -,. _ .• . . BALBOA Isle-lovely 3 ~·· .~"Cl\ &15-ltrn:. · fiiiiJsome ec.., iunl ocean .!.• ~-clC*ets, bu1ltins ... disbw1u:.. lHr..:llmLbea.ulY .WlW. new" -l\1ESA-.·-415 N .. Ne~:port ............. ; -Sl90:-·-Adulls, 00 ·.~ IN" Silt lAJte-Cl\Y TwO-cinil: 2 ea-S450Trhb7 321 J\trfethySt ~~·. · -· -'<'-"·--·-· ·-·· -&·-dtyview;'""wt!.llr to· town, Adults, no pets, $190. 1776 pa.int, quiet adults, no pets, Bl. NB 646-9681. pei;'°~ 211S Thulin St .
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plete Houses for the price ;n.3-799-4856 (O\\'OOr) NEW Spyglass Hill home, beach, $315 Unium. RENT/L.SE 3 Br, 2 Ba Con-Wallace or call 846-1530 walk to shops 548-1098 DYNA..\llC ta. oceanfront 3 545--5800
of ·one. View bOme --& OCEANFRONT, tum. Avail ~~:O~Ba! BR, 2% AtANY MORE available in ~t. e:~~t:~~dt1:. $30 WEEK & UP Dana· l'olnt BR, 2 BA. yrly. $400, Avail LGE 2BR. studio, 1 % ba,
l""""ki!e sfudlo-~pt. ~ ... m0001n unttl J11ne 15th, 3 Br, 1 NICE 2 _ 1 Ba • ,_..,,""' choice loca(ions. ChHdren 16 yrs or older. e Studio & 1 BR Apts. 3/1 Day 646-TI03, Nile patio, gar. d/w, bltln range 0 s rego,..,., .,...., · %. Ba, $300 mo. 642-7701 u•, on.,..,........ SHIELDS E.Slde C.M. 645-2345 • 1V & Maid. Service Avail. 1 BR. SPANISH VILLA w/ 673-2586 oven. forced air heat, nr (Newport) 645-8999. floor, garage, super area. · . e Phone Service -Htd. pool courtyard, privacy. $!50. No BIG CANYON b-1 I ho I iUTled ad!ts.
R.---"es Forms HouNt Unfum. 305 $215fmo. 673-29'25 aft 6:30. ReaJ318EslThalate la 1 ..... ~ 2 & 3 BDRM lku!11ts 1~wly • Children & Pet SecUon P~ts. 646-1231. 645-0930. #11 eue we ~hitf~i~s. avail 3-:, ~ ' ' C · Me • --&...... decorated, wa ·m c • .,sets. 2376 Ney,·port Blvd., CM Huntington a ....... h 2 BRi on toll course. 3-5 2'19.1 rordham. CM, 6*-3485 Groves 180 General oste ta . $130--Util Pd. Small but nice Adults & ol~er children_. 54&-9T:l5 or &G-3'967 -..,... mo. $795/mo. 6#-0509.
RANCHO California, 2 1h MES.,_ VERDE, xlnt cond & 1 BR, yanl & patio. ~ ~7ks$275 . .,~6 -8397 · HOLIDAY PCAZA Newport Heights acres overlooking entire A.LA lt.ENTALS Joe. a Br. 2 Ba; Fam rm, $225-2 BR near beach, ~ S lo 1 BR f $40 WEEKLY
valley of llorse ranches. WI w10.t.uZl w u:MC1 D/w, R/0, CJD: dbl trple & beautiful view, sml pet ok. ?>IF..SA Verde, beaut. 2 BR, DELliX_E pac us WI Executive Suitff CLEAN t or 2 br, adlts.
paved road, underground a1tc. 8!!'· $38.5 lse, 979-4575 $270-Custom 3 BR. 2 BA, 1 ba. shag, gar, patk>, pool. !lpt. Sl50. Pool. Ample park-727 Yorktown Btvd. m pets, lge kit . $1~$160.
utlls, hoUR pad Yr/fantastic f -~ atfS:l:fWfa~ ---noor to ceil. frplc, big yard. Adults $21j. liJ6..-0281 Ing. Adults, 00 pets. Beach Blvd. 111 Yorktown 2427 E lQttJ NB. 645-ll>lS
vu, $13,000 "\\'/xlnt tenns. I JC~ MTS. r3 BR., BATH & %. E.'Side Woodsey & Se<'luded. Can· OPEN Sat & Sun, 12·-I. *JJJ6,;SUPSomoCnaA-ASvlTo .. AC.SM*. 536-0411 ~·~'"'cc..· -------
call l<e n Olsen 714-007-25~ jJ91 DUPU. , c.ti-1 .. rru cpts, nuly painled, ~;~;...,_ . ., 8 F 1 dcltL'\e 2 & den, 2ba, 1741 STUDIOS & 1 BR's. San Clemonre "\\'eekdays. 2 1· ~ont:; ..,""""'""',.arn11ng ~ r. &pc. T 1· Ave Apt SA 00 1155 NIWPOaT & IAY,C.M. 641·1HJ'I -car IJIU', pa'°• ...,,,, mo. Oiild/pct v.i?lcome. 3, Arch us .in · · · • F'umishe<I Bachel~r·s & • f'ull kitchen
Real Estate BIG Bach s145 Yl'IY Laguna 548-1471 · Bay. P.untington Bt1ch t .Bdrni's. Exceptionally e Healed pool
htAKE run out or edult apl
livirwt 1 & 2 BR, tum or unfurn. Pool, rec. hall &
gas Ba.r-8-Ques. No pets.
Call G-12-4470
2 BR. adull•no p e t .!I ,
Sl.85/~10. UUI Incl. Cri>ts;
drp!I. D/W, garb. dl1pl.
Pool.
Exchange 182 single, student, ull pd-noW. • SJfARP 2 Br., l Ba. $400-Lrg 4 + :ram Rm. nice. 2UO Nc\\•port Bl. C~I • Laundry facilitie&
----BF.AM-1-lir-dplx...$l60 • ...Avl_1J'~Q.."'_'l'!h o use . __ J 2 ll. rple, all--bltns,-child/-pet~ lIB\\'.-3-Br. --2-Ba,... condo~ .-mOPtCALPOOL-e -..-lmU tilnres -
WANT l\f~UN1A RAN shag, drps-pet ok-garage. Pool/garage/oatio, D/W. NU-VIEW RENTALS Patio, ~carpe~ed gar. $275. 2 Br, l~ Ba, spi ral e Free linens
FOURPLEX20K EQUITY COM NEAT 2 Br dplx $1SCH>ow. lilesa Verde. 833-8974 613--4030 or 494-3248 536-16.SS or 551-0727 staircase, frpl c, patio. e T.V. & maid serv. avail.
STUDIO Apt. v.1th pool 1241 1\\'ocado, 0 1 646-120-t
O~ lhe beach._ Sl·IO _f'.1onth _J_l70 •. .!i;_lBR. l \) be., Dr!
Da-vid earlson Ritt'. 833-9293 pittio. rerng·, -1-5lk!1ttt --,
Apt. Unfurn. 365 St sOOpplng, SmI pet ok,
adlts, 275 C Cabril lo,
D Nu paint, bltns, fncd, gar. TRY This' 3 BR $245 2 TA}.IA RACK Water&: Gas Pd. 548-1168 e Bar-B-Que * 675-5016 * E.5IDE 2 br' SU!> has tar. BA. Pa.tio: Gar. K°ids/pei. Fvfe!~T~uclrg ~~~ 1 stpry. 2 BR, cpt, d;ps. BEAUT F1.1RtJ 1 Br lots •Phone service
Balboa Island 5-1-1-9681 c,~.~R~."".-.,~;o~S\~45~.-:,'-=B=R.·I
halcony, $150. Crpts & drp1, •
bltns. Util pd. Pleasant
bldg. cloi;e lo San Diego
Fnt-y. 6-16-4645 or 839-9510
EXCHANGES a special!}' C&D, slv, fncd for pet. Homef1nders 547·9641 2 br 2 Ba Lrg deck patio, pool. $275. 962-2645 of bltlns pool, walk to ,.•_1_•,.1..,ue,,,.Jo_oce.,..,,on,,,..,,..,--
lrwin &: Irwin, Realtors COOL Breeze 3 br 2 ba • · ' H · H bo ho · 'ml lrom heh $150 1 Bo• 838. CdM 644-6lll S250 on river kids &: pets. 4 BR home, nr So. Cst Plaza. overlooking ~t Canyon. unt1n9ton ar ur s ppAJmg, I 1135/'10 1 BR. $155-$165 ' 2 -•M• th. A all M •~ Lease Gao util pd 497-2630 mo. so un urn . .. • 1 R I E I to W •-' ll4 POOL Table 3 br ~ .,.,,, ._. mon v . ar .ut. · ' · NEW Condo: 2 BR, l bll. 931 w. 19th St. 548--0492. NE\V DECOR. Priv. garage.
H s • an1-family & pet. F.P. i-car. Heritage Realtors. ~1151 Laguna Hiiia 2 St""" Pool nr harbor LRG 2 BR, 1 ,_ Lndry nn. Newer Spanish
BALBOA'S Best 3 br 2 ba $115 AJ NB v·~· • ' ca 1' · c ose .., A~"t Cnmple• 2 mo· So S300 1 lt' St al''' • . 1 BR boll&e, . so 3 BR 2 BA condominium boat storage, $225. mo., I shopping, adults, no pets. uw ... • . WE BUY HOMES BIG ·b1'.,{"5 br~ ~nu~· 3 ha. $1:-t ..... BI}!· ~BR's New' World, Laguna Hills: ='' Jit~~ a11 day Inquire t19 1,J Rochester ~ee~n ~~HB~~301
'CASH .JN 5 DAYS $385-All comforts of home! · .....,.. · crpts, drpll, 2 car gar, use s. (rear).
FREE ESTIMATES $ LANDLORDS $ 3 BR, 2 bu. Fam-f'l'n, trplc. of pool, compl maint, La1,une Hills 1"8-A~Ol=ELO~R-w-/~frp~lc-.~U~til ·AT BEA~ul132 f& ~~~
OPEN EVERYDA y & EVE. FEE FREE. C:all Us Today =· =·~· no pet.s, 830-9&02. j BDRM, 2 BA condo, pool, ~16l~e ~-1787 :1~:U11es. ~
Hu.nt BeachfF(lunt Valley $ ALA RENTALS $ 3 BR HSE .-fncd Laguna Nlguel bus service, pvt party. 644-• , Liguna hach 5~ 142~5541 Bkr. Newport & Bay 642-&83 on. r>•V 088'2$250 to$260 BACHELOR· Utils paid . '"!!!!!!!!!! ... ~!!!!~~ ... ~I ~==~~=·~~~ lot, dbl gar. blttn stv, S230. 4-SR, 2 bas. spacious unturn ' • S130. ~10. 337 C, E. 21sl. Sll5 Util. paid . F'urn. apt.
IPvr. PARTY WANTS ·TO mo. Avail 3-16. 548-WO. home. Avail now thru July Newport Beach Call ~5 Older employ~ genUeman
DELUXE 2BR apt including
boat dock, on Grand Canal,
Liilie Balboa Island, YTIY
$350 per mo, no children
or pets, oy,ner 67J...-03)7
sourn SEA 3BR 3BA, fpl.
beam ce11·1, spiral stairs,
bay view patio, gar. 325%
Sapphltt, 675-8871. 0 PEN
SAT & SUN.
3 BR, 3 BA, frplc, beam ceU.
front & rear entrance. Bay
\'U patio, Gar & laundry,
3251.i Sapptiire, 6Ta.8871.
OPEN SAT & SUN BUY H0li-1E' DIRECT AVAIL. 312· 3BR. $200. Nr. 1.st., $350. Call •"-Pa"· Lido Cnndo. 3 Br., KEEP TH.E BO'M'OM OF only, non-smoker 494-mi.
PTY "'"" ~.. liC~ &: di0p6. Contact Ke:n-LINGO REAL ESI'ATE .,._,.. If\ ROUND WASTE BA"'....,......_. Capistrano Beach FROM PVT .u~. net1' Bro\\n, 828-2382 494-8089 2~~ Ba, pool trplc. bltns . .-,n.r.,.-, 1 BR remodeled, quiet, \\·alk i "'--"--""-""'--";.;;;..---
HOUSE wanted, Pvt pt)r will HouHI * Apta. 2 c. gar. Quiel. 6-16-6147 "lesn . by placing a paner to town & beach, $3Xl incl. FREE l l\tO RENT! Ne\\• all cash for local 6 BR. lg. liv. rn1., tam. $325: 3 BR .. 2 baths $350: plate 1n the bottom ot !he utll @.Hi220 . 3 BR 2 B pay fWt)...00)8 * 141-'0111 -* nn. Good cond . $435 • OHer! 4 BR., 2 baths WA>; lease/ C<JNOO The Bluffs, 3BR:. 2 basket. Turn idle item.!! into · ocean view • A. property. ·
1
y Agent: 642-7491. option. --% ba, Cl'JltS, drps, 3~0 Vista cash with a Dally Pilot BEACON RENTALS wlk. 10 lx:·h . 1 n d k ·
QSW.1ttticot AMllA 2 BR, crpl.$, drps,priv. patio, PLACE RE.tr.Ty 494-970-I SUerte, $375 call ,642-932; Oassltled Ad. 642-S678. Laguna Beach 4M-9491. 49'&-Ta8'116ToN160
I I ~.. $80-$10-Furo Ba~helors. eocl gar. S 18 o Imo . Lido Isle San Juan Capistrano Apts. Fu. rn. 360 i Apts. Furn. 360 Coron• dtl Mer · -• $UO &_Up.Furn 1 Bdnns. F ill ~.--' -11~• 3 & 4 'BR am es, no pe\11. v•7.u<.JN LE~ •·· J . C-3 --* 2 BR blti' pool * ",.,m '7""· NICE 4 BR. 2 Ba new BEAUT. Bay front· Exec. .r.JU>c.. ..... , ua.n apo, Costa Mtse C01ta Mete · " · n ' l'jjiijiijiijiiiijiiiijiiiij~~ hOuses. famUHi11 ok. • · home 6 BR 4 bas Yrl., BR condO, $275., credit ref. $215 ·Lease JI $165-1 BR. Unf. bouse. Jl.t· crpt, Nr. SC Plau. DshMr, ' ' ' J req'd. No children/pets. SE'!\fPLE R. E. 6731445
Bvsiness MAC. O.ild. Yard. bit.ins. $28(), mo, 546-4466. lease. 673-4344, 67>-8330 .fJ6.-29'J9, &44--447
Onportunlty 200 n!O.Pool tablo + 3 & Fam. 2 BR, $195. Fenced lor Jll'I. Mission Viejo T ownhouso llnfurn. 235
1--.;J:.u.---'----J\ni , Kids A pets. gar A Homeflnders. 547~"41 SEVILLE 2 BR, '2 bat., * TV/Stereo Repair yitrd. • H ti ton BMch Must Sell! ............. $5XXXI WE HAU: MANY, MANY Dane Point ~taC\ll~.:1~,.i,...no~.....n!; un "I * Fast Food Take-out _ --J{ORE! ! ! :;:;;;~=:-::=-~::-;;:!~-~·_!!mo~.,~-~~·:..· ~!':!!!:~~·-~ 28" t " ba, frpl I
COSTA MESA
AMBASSADOR INN
• 1'" 2 BR. 1 ba. new crpts,
paint, v.•allpaper, adult.!,
$225 mo. ~m.
2 BEDROOM. l bath,
carpets,. drapes, Po o I •
SZlJ/mo. 6Ta-0562
2 BR/2 BA, crpt/drps.
bltins. 2 kids/no pets, W/D
hkup. G~. pat io .
5'l8-8278. $190. 181 • H
Delmar.
l & 2 BR w/drps, crplJl,
l'llove. dsh\\•sr, I nc. gar.
\Valk to Mlopping, For
mature minded persons.
$1j().$1W. mo. &t&-1461
3 BR. 2 Bath, UP!ltain.
Range, garbage dl!polal.
No peu;. $175 mo. 1st & las1.
clean up. ;tt~
2 BH.. crpt/d~. !rtO\'e.
Encl. gar. No pel.$. Sl9..i
mo. 33:> C \Voodland .
6-l:r-0713.
1 BR. small yard, married
couple only. Pet OK. $100
,mo. Cll.11 &ft. 5 Pl\-f, ~
MUST rent 3 br 2 ba twnhle,
priv garden patio, frpl.
Reas. rent. 830-3275
2 BR. apt. 783 Shalimar Dr.
C.l\f. Crplll, drps, stove,
SlfiO/mo. &15-4~12. "900 LANDLORDS FREE AV~ now new 3 bt %':S ' •---1. '"' "7S c, poo s, Good location ......... ~. ·-~~=~==~-I ba, f.p., cl"" to ,.· hli , NO._t ~ waslt.,./dryer, relria. d>ild * A\lto Body & Pa"lnt o1t •-•--Well EsJ&b ........... $30.000 LANDLORDS! m~""1...;... $290 ""' ls•· HORSE Proper!)<·!> Ac. 2 .,,:..;;;!~ -·-
• AUlo sales le Jea~ l__,.-;oir+ Br house w /poot. Nr. Back ;;o..:;::='--o~---= $32.50 1 BR Apt. So. of H"'Y· Deck. LARGJµ: Br in triplex. Very
Sngle penion, no pe11. n90. clean, ~lio, centraJ Joe.
Call. Sat A:: S'"un. 6/>.70.)8 nr shopp1N{..-642-3Z4
· 000 \\'e Specialize in N~ , .......... ..... ----t--, 3 BR. •···. ~-30 ·--•· •ppl•. Duplexu Pum. 50To80c.ttmo..... • Beaeh e Coronade.tMar • l.>lllw:. •u ..... ..,,. uo.z ""'" 1·~-, -..J~-Store I: Lquna. Our Rental Ser-frplc, Dana Hartor. s»J, $3i5. 3>181 cypteu, Owntt. N---' B h
Se.let & repair······· ·S«l~OOO vice ft FREE ro You! n, 495-+VJ&. -.im. &'4-S966 ·-.,.....' eec
RIVIERA REAL Tl' N11oVlew! . NEAR Martna, 3 BR Bit/Ins NEW Harbor Vu, ¥75 3B{t, 4 .Bil. i BA \Jpper. View
l 49 Broadway. C.M. NU..VIEW RENTALS Cpl/drps, rl-nctd yard . ram nn. fJ'TJlc, 2 ba pod!, of ~y. Nr '<f Uh St Avail . * 642·7007 * 673-4030 or 491-3"11 f'rplc. S28:i C9W9fl6 tennis prl\•I, 6 4 0-1321 ·1mmed. $350fmo. 675-4911
Fountein V•lley 586-,;7'4 &I0-1500 ex l465 :-llkr=,--c,,-,..---.=
eMach Shop $1 bOM~r $)LANDLORDS $ -NEW .Harbor View ~loM~ Duplexe• Unfurn.
• L• s~ ,302 BRAND nu 3BR. 28A bltbls, 'Mode:L 2 BR +Den. Tennis 1quor lOfe yr ,.._ w,:~INcedu YWom:UuU.ul .... Y I CJPI$, drpll, frplc. Children. & Pool privls. $42j/mo. ...... hnlns"'8 eCy~le Acca1 $392M yr ~ "'p s • e t p ou avail APrtJ 1, I.e. 96J..5513 ~-fM."l, 6T3-8m. d~.1 .;;.=;.;.-'-~---
eL;q•or Lie LA o• Hie Save °""' ~ Doltan · • • •-ba I WALK TO THE OCEAN
HOLLAND BUSINESS $ALA RENTALS$ Huntlnaf!n lilNdl NEW uec I "· 3 w :T---180 delftC w. tennis I. peol. Spaclouly detloed. Crpt,
Sotl).O(ll)8 SALES-&64170-N~rt 1;1311;y, CM GREAT LOCATION! l tlr, Wi01mo. ~ Ir wkodll, CilllS. bu-. d 11h•1 r,
-1 BR ll0ttoe. NB. $125. QI. 2 Ba. IUJ, .Kldl-... '"'11111• ........ g_ .......
14 YRS ...... Beollly C , $U~ 2 BR'1, CM, JUO. RB, ~· 547-Mfl BLUFFS O>ndo 2 Br, 2 ba. 4 Bii, 2 llA. ~sAnd~·~~ J<i~: $150.) BR. $111$. A(t. Feo. 2 BR, 2.l!/'· pool, -· nr pool, newly-· ld<•I 3 Bii, 2 BA. '350 ~ Ne•~~ mo ~ for for cpl or bach. S36S" mo. Drtw 30l"l:. Balboa Blyd, n'!:: ;:drt apace hl'later DELU'X~ 3 BR. 2 BA Oive, f.U'IS, ~or 4 ~ 2 U.. $400
,... 00 1-r ..,, Sell It Townhott><. Recreatl6n =Ill ~crpt, dr!>o. ~.BR..!., BA~· J 1. 2 llA. •• .,.
"llh •........ ., Pilot ttntrr -i, ...... '-th. . flllt -moo-on-.~-. ,,..._ ..-~Dl!d ACI! ~. ~o -,.._ .. _.. f11S 531~TUI pr. &13-ltta.'St&\\--14. 301 3.'ilh SI. enn 6rz..2900
•
BRAND NEW
Weekly Rate for Single Apartment
Special Mov .. ln Rate * Fwaa...4 ~ • •• AAt Cdlllftl ....
frw W.... * w--.. I °"9rt .. ~ .......... --.~ .......... ._ * u-....... *A.,..,_.. .. ............ . ....... ......,,, ...
............. *M ..... ......
Water Falls-Lagoons-Fountains
Stay A Day, w .. k. Month or Wba~ver . '
DAILY RATES FROM $9.00
NEW 28R apt, crpts, drp1 -2 BDR~TS, 11t Ba. Avatl
& bltim. adlts, no pets. ?>larch IJ. $175. Cttll 6i5-&HS
613-5857 • alt.er 5 &. ¥ittk('nds.
2BR. $210, ne.w catptUI, drps, LARGE 3 BR. 2 be. encl ;rrliBSss, 329 M&J'IUt:rite, p.aUo, shag cpt, blt·lnl, Nr. O.C.C.! .$1:JS mo, 557·00."ill
Cotta Mesa
$160
Upet•irs, qu~t .I: Citan. 2
BR. Jlundry .J!l', inc Id gar
y,•/&torq:('. mature adlts:. no
pct.-. 644-0818.
I IED.~R~M~. --
Pool. Ja~. Rents lrlcl: an
utll. retrlg, tncl. gara~.
Sl80. Adultx, No Pees, 393
JJ&m1llo1L..'6-.l..lll
2 llR, 1 ~ BA
ADULTS ONLY $165
'10 JOllM, APL C M8-«iT3
I •
LG. 2. BRJ S160. Crtit~ stove,
nr itchls, lrtd11 oK. No pets.
673-7178 or 548-8902.
2 Br. c:pts. drps. biting, pool,
adults, no pets. $150. m
l\lontc Vista. ~6353".-
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your SJ>Rclous nC"w l · -01· i. Huntlnaton 8Heh nea r the ocean. you didn't have .cluQt party pe11tbou1t , Verde· 5«)..9D5
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ADULTS Heated Pool. Saunu and from$l4S . a lot Of money down, pl 1urcndhaseded a lharc tom s BR ._ .., OfTICE or _,, ~-.:::. y lr>ll OoWo mis
Only """ 1c1c 2 Bdrm• .• 2 Rec""''°" 11oom condominium, and st I e up oooan •-. -. 91111 ,.. ft. Cp01. ., •v.:;:· c..=i,, -HA ~balh1, .~ rr:a'te~!:!~: HUNTINGTON O•kwood oflo rs the tines! in 1ecreation combined with paying a lot of money each month. , BR. , bL Studio~ Nr. A dMded. SllS/lbo. 847-ttm atL 5. _.... luxury apartment living. There'• 1wlmmlng. tennis, bil· u • ..o..-._ ... ___ --...... -u.--. B ch
Month. No l e a•e PACIFIC 11erd1,2he111heiutts,Jrtdoorgo1te1rtvingrange,pany ThankstoallofusatCrown Vall"" =~~ -~--· ._ ·FOUND Boyl blade. Vic. requlred. You will enjoy the room. tree Sunday brunch, partiet, •te. Plut beluhlul VJ o1 Nntazd a~
I trees " garden setUne. 7ll OCEAN Ave., H.B. sf~!H. 1 & 2 bedrooms. lurnlahed Ind unfurnished. Apartments, that's changed. : MALE roommat.e, to lllbare RETAIL = n&ll at Hu:atb:wtoo ~ a:4C10: pat~ll ELDEN ore. o,!~1~1 =Daily ~~'m ~1b 1ro111~x~r5ry~~1~~~·~~1~,~~:~~~v~~a~ We've got one and two bedroom :.:a16UiMlme oa Balboa Ille .. =.~ iuo /: ~ FNI>: Sbort batr ~ Cat
' -...,.. 64>-s!IO WILi.JAM WALTERS 00· k>Cotooa. units with shopping, beaches.and 2 YNG -· ""' muttt 3llth St. N.B. .,._ "' -Fem.""'.-.";!.. ... m 3BR, bch apt, la> 64'-1960 --HAftBOl't UNDER NEW Oakwood Garden Apartments Dana Poinl harbor nearby. There's ... orl J!2I mo, -'1-'-''=R"'E~ST=A~U~RANT==.-FNO' y.,. btk .... Vic.
a fantaslic clubhouse and pool. ••vFRONT ScaJ110no Dr., N.B.
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2 BR.. Bltns, new 1 y Newporl Beach Norlh Newporl Beach South And, since we are a part of Laguna at Ferry, Balboa. et440 -"=.::...-----
decoraled, encl illl'BICS. Irvine andJ6!h l61h al Irvine Niguel, memberships are avo:llable MINI WARIHOUSIS FOR Leue-Retall I tore . Lott 555
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Close to shopping &: 11Chl s. Come In and.ask about our ''NO RENT RAISE GUAR'"IEE." Inside, the unit~re reali1Y f irst ·0 ove-or • 673-0141>, ~. MS-2'50 H.-VI Children welCQmc. 842-G480; ""' er ~th 1' FroOl •7•50 per BLOC. with fumlture •trl.. 1
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SECURITY LUXURY 1 ALLSPACI tanlu. 49'1·73u . LOST, 9 mo. old mate J.W. • block cabinets and ·quality appli -· · · OVER -4 Huntington Be1ch Newport Be11ch "°"'"' . lndvttrl1I Rent11I 450 Jean Malamute ''Toby." Blk
'""· 2BA. SHA« CRPTS, ances. Front and rear balconies. ~~·-c~-""M""••'·· HUNTINGTON lll!AC,H ~."."','•'•,""""""' .... v•-. _ .. ~: DRPs. BLTIN KJT, WSHR NEAR BEACH PARK NEWPORT Open beam ceilings. Color accent ~···= ~~ .. ~ ~ ~
.. DRYR lN UNIT . BrMd New Dcluxo 2 ,, 3 APARTMENTS II 6'&-"'1(or84&-U37 . • Ellis, r.v. Ph. 968-7758 PARKLIKE GROUNDS, Br, _, drpl, bltm. ••'-wa S, DBI. •ara&• on alley. i:15 SMALi: SHOPS • LOST """" JlUPl'7· Poodle ~ON rotr.s~·a i':: sa 181h 81 •17-3957 on the bay And the 11icNt thing of all -we mo. Newport Brach. ...,, ALL SIZES ~ :f .... ~
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ACT 61S-6llOO cou~. I MI. TO BOI. AU. Br + dl"n, wet be.r, ocean 1"1mm.lng pooll, 7 Jlpted 1""' A n· Mar, CM. 54f419, McFadden A Produeer « white fem. collie pqipy.
CLOSE TO SHOPPING &: NEW delwi:e Townhou~. 2 joy $150.tm Malth IJ>ll, 7 c Malley .ura.ae. P> mo. 183 MO. TO MO -OK ,:LOST~;=:5'--.,.-cld..,,.-•_,,ble,_~,, 1
NEWLY DEOORATED FOR $o::Y-Nl300E.W96'l·.1973· ~a:;, w~ to ;::ch~ ~· =!~ ~: :!i~~::. . .1 UY l' l l . Office bnt11I 44! ~ ~ ~ Vic. Walnut~ Y-'e, Imne.
IEM.ITIFUL ~· cleaning. New Deluxe 1 BR tleboard, croquet. Jurdor 1'1 Quell\ ._•ct/Service/ -Renrd._!lrS_::fi50 GROUNDS • 2 BR, 111 BA Townhou,., """'" view, wlk fn>m ,, ... .,monthly; Wo I From $195 unfurnished. Furnished .... Athwlll-llVl'ke & Co. PUPPY: 3 mo. old -
• Bltns + ow to bea ch, $300 mo + and 2-bedroom plans and twUlpment tt4:997·2100 Aultralian lhepberd. "Me1"' lO Mlnutes to Ocean. e Wel Bar eleanlng on leue. 53&-2111.T 2-story town . houlH. Elfoc· units 8VaiJable. Don't "nt an oMoe tmttl FNckled ftOM, Vic. CUQton
I Gu :.~l ;: =: : ~~~~~c.:b NEW Studk> Apt .... :, lrg trlc kitcb«W, pri~le J19,tbl San Diego Freeway or Coast Highway ::, 1:•~ ~ 25,000 sq .. FT. Acttl. «M-'?030
1 • 1 Guap. Rec RM. Laundry • Wtlk 10 ntQl'ket paUo. priv. garage &: lndry or balconie1,-carpcl..lq, dra· to Hlllhurst. 23734. Hlllliurst, Laguna 1ered by 11lE EXECUl1VE NORTH rosTA MESA CAMERA t 30 Omm ~ inclllded. Air/cond &: • ·Kll:ts &: Pets o .K. rm. $1.SO/mo. UHOOt perle1. SUbtetTanean put. " Niguel, Cal\fcrnla (714) -831..0730. -omCE. Desl&ned to meet Sef Up tor manllfacturtna:! telephoto 1n irn km.pa.ct ~· Pool. A;dults, _ ~ Rt'altor · 536-8836 MHll Verde !:i:':~ru!i ~~ tbe needt
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l 2 BDRM. $175 A $180 SPACIOUS 2 BR from $159. HOME ATMOSPHERE-Dix 2 Fll&IOOn lalud at Jamboree :1~~e'executt!:'~ lpl"tnkJen, lOe per ICf ft. AM lookinr for a Silky Ter-
·\Hac:Jend11 de Mesa ~ulll ~nly. f"ool. Rec Rm. " l br. Rentnl ore, 3095 and S&n J~quln ~ii~ Roa_d. ~1., Apt1 new A ind e pe ndent RON TI=~ Bkr. rter, named Lady Mellisa •1w. Wilson No. 1 C.M. if:e<!t gl~e~ee~~ ~ace Ave. ~um. Tf~~et!i <'i:rme.:J:' Furn. or Unfurn, 370 Furn. or Unfum. J/O bualneael. FWI 9e1'V1oel Gay. u koown can Debbie
. $155 & UP arBcach&s1""'""'-0389: N-rt llNch =:..,-a11~ NOW LIASINO ,,..._ --------·-
m':Almcl a 2 tlDRM. ....._ ' CHARMING z BR pooklde l·BR. 1 ba. Furn. Yearly. Costa Mota H'"111""'"' -h ~~. 4 ~. l( Huntlniltoo llioch ;======;;
Yeu 1eet tt'1 asiderprlced! $149->BR. Crpts~drps, stove, cotto.ge. Bellmed celling, incl. utll. Nr. bay •••••• $275 uoa11-.:u NIW M-1 , ...... _. ...... ,Gifl
'J'bat,1 • tb!9e tplA. gar.Pool.173Gl..Keelsonnr new shag rugs&. drps. 3BR,2ba. DELUXEldult poolalde S225•up 21ocations 940Sq.Ft.AUP ~
won't\ lut long. C'rpbl, Beach & SJatiW'. Kids or Quiet, private, walk to 17th Newly dear ........... •,$300 WHAT YOU pn:len bunp)ow, nr ooean, Nff'p<l1: Cenle', 567 San Hamilton A Newland St. drps. ,stove I: ~. U>tA pet ok. 842-0389. MZ-450t St. shopping ce nter 8. Lido 2 Br, 1 ba unt. ••• $300 trpl, 11'1' i-tJo. I poola, Nlcolu Dr., Suite 106, NB. MAJ-£11 R I
ot 11991 .~:m-""'Covered a.EAN. qnid. 2 BR, nr1y PLEASE srAY Aw A y 4 BR Wlf apt. Yrb' ••.• $400 uuna, tennil. 846-Q259. Airport Alft, D1 lklllneui-,,.,.,.,.,.-.,.,.,".,.,".,.,.,.,.., -..... 11nce .. r ~· ie:~ O.~ new bldg. Wtrlgu pd, child mUeu you a.rt! a. peraon Also 1 Br. From $135. Omter Dr., Suite JM>. I!!! & Parts '~ ~ NN•---;:.;,.. ,,~1 ok, no pets. $1&> • $16S. who appredate1 our Palm GET IS QUIEi' lha.dy .l cozy 3 u:ntt '44-4711 133.1122 NEW BLDG M·1. 12 Unit.I. ---------1 _u, .. _.DI~ 842-1652 Springs type garden bldg. 1':.2 bdn. $1451$170 1250Sq.Et.$176,22Q.3ph. WASHER, Drye r ,
blflt. &.' ot Bay, C.M. . 1 blk atmosphtre &: nice people. . 1112 Ronald Dr. 962--9977 ORANGE COUNTY . Front Office, crpta,. larae Dil!liA'Ub!r, &: Dilpoloer 11'.-o ~ ~ew ._2 .!.':-1 _._,,d S215. Mgr. 73S "E" Tustin AIRPORT tKr doon. Anaheim 4 ~· Free est. par. -GRAND OPENING lo suuPPlll.I • ..... ;,-, QU-1 A ALL YOU'LL Newport Beach Terminal Way, CM. aerv. 536-1735. R.L lll'ILITIES PAID °"· "' peu. Stll5 per mo ""· 3000 sq."-A/C a!llcct, 2'llO ~640-<033, """° 616.<)881 llaby 1111 J Bfto> un11., 2 -6'6-J186.or 545-aMlj SAVE a ... e...ut 3 .... 2 * 2 WEEKS FREE * oq. ft. ,._ (port ol 1 "I °"" NEW APrS. WALK TO bo , aewly dee. 2 ml. trom LA PARISIENNE* Jarter bld(.l O>sta Mesa IOc PER SQ. l'T. --'----""-----
•,.: 1 •• :. • . ......... BEACH. 1 & 2 BR. From DC "'"""' .. I r v I ". Vista del Mesa * -Identity 4 -3lllO '11 ..,, Blrd>.NB RELIABLE • ...,..,. ., I I I :.W:::cki.et ~a \J~· $ISO to $235. EXTRAS. compla. Walk fD stores It ADULT GARDEN HOMF.S NEED 2 BR. FUrn I: Uni. $1~ & (K"3) ' · Bawnp!'dner 5il.Q032 iJlby alt )'(Mir home, own
.....,._Shq ~ ~ ~2579. . --m:iissAdulta only. ~ rRYlNE AVE. AT MFSA • • • ~1~l:~~. FirepW)e. Htd NEWPORT BEACH Stor-@! 455 :id.', =t ~~~
16. 1315 , WALLACE WALK TO BEACH SEACLIFF. MANOR ·-MOYe m w/dcposli. oruy 919-1.268 New ~·"••--h1 N-SQ FT -Wk. 839-IJ;22. SIWI ... call CJS Real -~·· 1 BR. $1811 2 Br. mi VISTA A ~-~· --_,, _... =""o==="'7--:--... ~. Gfl.1168. lbl&: 2~i61~t~tN' gar, 2 BR, l;fi BA SMJOIO. Pool. Day&: Night Steurlty, Pool, crou 1ivrn ....... coune Cef)lft'. Suites from 400 .q. atoraae space avail. All or BABYSlTI'ING ln my home.
NIQUE-•ar ~ tnr. . :-pets A_.ak about our discount plan. Jacu :z 2 1 , ~. Bldg. IDm Santa Ana Aw. tt •• -~~ Views. pan_ 557....., JrVine. Fenced yard • Refertncts,
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2 , A 3 · BR. Alm Furn. SPAC 3 BR. 2 ba., trplc, 5484Sll2 color TV. Ea.' Apt.: hu' S.nt• An11 Sttter, Exp mom Toys,
a.:htkn. Prlv. J> ~~I o• • patio. 1 child ok, no pell, DUCE Spaniah 2 If 3 bedrma dlshwuber, rdrlg. &baa cpt J SALES EXD'..VI'IVE, family meall, yard. etc •
Pool. Nr. ttbot>.<· ~"on-84&-1848, 842-949< from r.>11 mi>., !pl, bltno, & prt patJo or deck. LAGO. !:HOICE Realty ·O>atputy « 3 needs 3 BR or 2 BR 1146-7!00
· ~ -Ana Ava. C.M. IMMAC. 1 Br. Near bch. ~ H ... Hoop. Adulto. 545-4855. LAKEFRONT 901 1lOVER DR. " den. nr. bNdt, year 1euc Carpenter lllr· 113 ~ See Mgr, apt F, «6 7th · OCEANFpONT 1 BR, frplc, Luxury lakeside adult u..i-, NEWPORT BEAa1 Local ref'&. Stable. • B)' I -~· --~· -----1
St. HD. 536-Z!S!. * EASIBLUFF 2 BR. blllnl, ..,.... drpo, >ti> -~ and ..I'.'.' I va'c" ,· LOCAnONS W..2757 April 1. To 1325 -CARPENTRY • Ill -• I..Only 2 Bednom. 1st floor. 1 Call .,..,. ........ UIUllV•• ...... -a;:-~-"-tn Patio. Spacious r 'll om•' EXTRA .li'. 2 Br. 2 Ba., Pool. F'z1llc. Adults. $265. eue. , ... ,,..~. affordable ren security' VERS'AILLES WANTED: 2 <II' 3 bdrmhome .-... ~ , carpet. brick anadt be.r. Dix poollkle apt. NT. Belt. 848 AMIGOS WAY PARK Udo ,4 pla. 2 BR, boating, sWl.mrnina'. t~nnlt: In 0.ta Mea or Dl"U' by. re-mode • Free est. local "'1k to ihopping centa $100. 233'.> nonda. 535-5882. 497-1997 644-0906 2 BA, bar. bl.tins, super handball, om. uunu and No dilldreo or,petJ 557~ rel'. U7-29Ci bet 10 aft
' $115. 357 Victoria Apt 4. fun. rent 2 Bdr S160/fl70 2 BR upper, walk to beach, great. $200. ~J%ll. Yacht Oub. Elfidenc:iea. 1, ON' THE LAKE ~·~pm~·~--~~--1 ~aif~.~·· ~~~t;::m~~.Alabama :ri,s.~¥~Yrty.AYaU ~~~·j!~2P~:s:, !w2~~~m~!iw~ ~t~:P~t=.Bar [ II•) N;~~'":';~~,
Sl.80-3 BR. 2 BA nr. Soulh 2 BR. 1~ BA Studjo, $157.50 3BR, 1% ba. comer l door ref, bll·lns. $195. 642.1276 apartment to be. ~_:acuz:dLak.cSpcctw~-! _ "''121* room additom, our Chu 1 ln!an ,..,.,., , ...... ~aug ty. Uc. Rea1ona ble
. ~~~ily f.plex. ba'.°r. ';:tlo. J,.~ t ok. ·-~~ beach, $lX>. 100 Olive NeWport Htlphtt--MESA VERDE EAST Fountains . ~ Mll!Jon Dollar Penoni•s S30 646-3156, M.>6488
-2 BDRM, new crpts. drps. ll55 1'JO. 2 Bdrm., 2 Bath. ON nu: BAY 3BR. 2 BA. NICE 2 BR. Sundeck. Pool, AND ADAMS AVE. Oubholae, Gym, Sawi.a, CUS1'0M Wood~. mood.,
A peint. $155. 757 Shllllmar, Ol~ls OR. c.atl '"1pl;-ctlw; c·1-trn-1o gar:-Re!pon~ trdUlts;-no-pers--:-COS-l-A MESA Total SecltriADUtyL.TS NliWP-ORT CENJIR ~U.ng~~pe.lr. Vlooe ~72 531-65.15 C"verything. $425. 67J.6n9. Sl!IO. 548-492'l 540 1800 2 ROOM office with fantaatlc ----uvlN.
S Cl • B1ch11or, 11 2 & 3 Br's. view or N .... -. ... Harbor A GENERAL CARPENTRY AP-t:'---Unturn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 361 llfl .iJment• from $l7S .-r mo. Catalina. 56{"°~. n. ws IS A BAU.. • • CUSI'OM FINISH WORK
Irvine Irvine Irvine NEW garden apt11. 2 BR. D•n• Point 3700 Plaza Dr. ~ mo. includes uWitles, WHEN YOU FIND Small joba OK 894-4158
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2 BA, $195.; 3 BR. 2 BA · Jllllltor sel'Y'lce, carpe:tina THE RIGHT PERSONJ Cllrpet Strvtce dshWf!I', lrplc, $250. See al Bachelor lBR $140. S11nt11 Anll ' & lots of free Pf.rking. Data Procet. Introductions. -~------
686 Camino De Los Marea, lBR $165 Next to South Coast Plaza ESTATE REALTY 6t).Jl20 547""6J 24 Hou JOHN'S Carpet A Upholstery
IOuth of San Oemente 2BR S195 Up 714-5560466 ACCOUNTANT, Ucenaed, r Ori Shampoo, (Soll
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N R • 4~r;'G & ~ na, SLEEPING ·room for rent, belance of lax seuon " -lD p.m. Advice on all carpetll. Save )Wt money
OW enting ••• • · kltchen .prtvp. Cklle to 'perb@s kJna'l!r. 5G.f198 matters, 312 N. El Camino by uvtne me extra tr:lps.
NEW 1-2 &: 3 BR'a. Park·Uke Apts., 1Chool1 & shoppina center. DESK i-....t•ble $50 Real, San Oemente, tor Wlll clean llvks rm., dinltW
setungs. Rec. room . Pool. Furn. or Unfurn. 370 SZ. week. ~:-wr:~,.~~ture appt. Call m-eo:Jt, 492-8136. rm .• A hall $.1S. Any nn.
Play areas. Patioll & tot FURN OR UNF. Prtvate mo. ''nlE A'nl DATING $7.50, couch $lit. Qa1r $5.
Jots. Gaa &: Water Pd. Shag, Fount•ln V•lley bath, Jdtcben a.coeM, ldnr.Y' at~ mo. ln'Vioe GAME" 15 )Tl. ap. la what eottnll dra~ &: eo forth! tac. $00 or $lOl. Call avall&ble. 17175 8Mcb Blvd. 50-«I YR. croup From tbe not method. I do work Startini at $169 + dep. .., &L>-4076. HunttiwtoD Beacb. MJ..1321 prtvacy of ~ te.lepbone. myself. Good rd. 53'1-mot
Nowhopo Meadows j C_UT_O_UT LG pri •-* 1 MO. FREE RENT * l>.O. Box 713, G.G. MHl22. I&-a ... 1._ s •,.I co .
Apts. · sunny nn. v ua Deluxe 1 A 2 nn. offtces )I hrs. . ""'-tt 4 U"Mi ltMm ,. 111··~--------.. I I " entr., Nr. wama I:. adJ Al.rporter Hotel I: Rut ...._,... -BaTiet classes aside, Parle West 517 S. NewOOpe, S.A. •Oil Beach. $20 wk. Gent. • • • PROBLEM Pt e pan c r, deinedllhampooed. 557-6142
Apartments represent en unbeatable v•lue 5~2600 SUllDAllCI 842-<649 1133-3223 9 To Nooa · Oon!ldcttt. • Y m pa lh • t c • DmERNAROO & Soos •
to Marion. She should know. She's a fl mt-rate I I $27 PER WEEK n"'""" RENTAL RATES 1o preinanc;y co un 1 e 110' • Carpet ales, iMtallatlon, .l
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Apts., 1 "'-~~ • r Abottion A adoptions rer. ..... 1-"""...,_ raal estate salesperson, an expert on rental Furn. or Unfurn. 370 u.. In a ~ n Employed a.dulls. On Brilltol top locatiOn, Alrport area. APCARE 642-4i36 re~·· ~.
v81ues. That's why s he selected Park West, I ~~ ~ I nr Edinger. 646-9172 ~ 12X1 Rtir..~. a~ WOULD Ilk~ to meet retlttd Cement, Concrete
in the village of University Park In the new Corona d1l Mar 1m11 ROO~IS $3> Y.'lt up with Irvine. 54&-ml penon Jot fisb.1.q trlp11. CEMENT " Wock Work.
City of Irvine. Marlon knows 1he value of livlng 1 l'!' ....,._ ~ C: 1 kitdlen $30 "'* up apt. IMMED Occu 0 c l.rport Share e.,;penae, Ca 11 f , Walls, paU08, lidewa1k1,
in a masterplanned community. For today. ...,.ui"r'-.-1 548-9'755, 645-3957· area, ~ec-~" t:1te. 4 Orqon. M6-950fo etc. By hr. or job. &t&-6915.
andfortomorrow. n;S .... ;-paneUld llvlng rooat, LUXURIOUS pvt Co1ta ofc"•, 635 aq. rt. SZO/mo. lJFE or DEAm: Let our CX>NCRETE Patios. 4<I> wq
Because her children and grandchildren '1l b I wwmcolat acant...., I Mesa, maid .... ~rvke, no Days M<r39U or eves babies U11e. For alternattvea ft or more 65c per ICf ft . or~· I kltchm'I full of......... smokcn, S48-1•:u. 54()..$)l to ABORTION call LIFE Don, ~4.
are·frequent weekend and vacallon visitors,· 1 (""".._ dllhwlllr" 1 ROOM w/ldtch ori•L 195 llAYFRONT OFFICES LINE 5'1·5622, 2' hn. Contr_,
Marionchoseatwo-bedroomapartmentln 2 BR. Townhouse, frplc, ·-• .. ,. mo, 1\-lature employed fem, ~ WOULD like to meet.rettredi---------• Parl<West'sfamllyaectlon. The kids have tot tn>m 1250. 1BR,from1195. 11111 and ml~gll with "'bob, HD, 53Hll!IO -"""· •1>.soo. 330 _. !or flsltftt& trti>o,
lots andawadlngpooltoplayln,pluaaJunlor Poot, tcM~. ccati1><a1at I neighllanal3Dlglllltn-I Room& Boanl . «IS ::'oft~=-·· lharc .. penoes, c.111 .. CUllrOM dctlal 6 Clllll)r.
Olympic pool. And for Marlon, thers 119 card brellktasl Seporate tamlty "*111 pools, )laliZI, 1111-• · • ' Onaon. 64MlitH · Coocrt tlr ::r.; .. Iii»;
roomsandattea.lthapa.aswellasart,brldge teCtion. Cose to shopping Iii.ti-Erm, Ouaot Home 415 NEWOCEAN~OFC',:m:sr l!lAlBAGE lN N.B rcmdlor~-·
end unna 1-.......0 Of cou-o there are-•-••...:1 1 ,•;JJ!11i""~"';'!!ch!i!!ill#-i!26llii!!!!!!!!!!\ Ind -c.t 8"?1 .. !f-~2..~ ~:.. ' 3G> ll'vtnl Ave Sulte 1038. 1Jc No. O 1 f : , •• _ .. _ •• --~·~-.. SEMI·prtvata _,. tn""" Can DI·-· --~tea, 0pm1AM,.,Wed,Fri.; 5'Wl92, sn-21111 ar
llvii'lg andrecreattonareasfor"adultsonly''. Cott• Mes• 1.-,by lnt& 1 home for elderly 536--2579 Ann. 557-<131. '"'6n'~m3~~-~---
. Manon valuea the generous bulk storage ==~ ambulatory 1ld)t 551-1$37 SMAlL oflice 1pace avail PALM RENOD-• ..___. etc ·-1llE -~·crr!NG ' • • NB. -w--"~ * • CARDREADER* -~-. spacethatoorneswllhm•<•partment-and PALM MESA APTS. 11111 II V-lon Rentals • 425 .;.. . ...,eat"~ iii'll. ad w/redtldloo. 111131 Beaclt ~~a.:J:5 :..::;:
the prlvacyo(her balcony. All the things that MINUTES TO NPT". BCH. I wtlt~lnnintl. I M2-«1Jt1 Jlhd., . ._ S2'7~. Ken. se-11111. •
Par1c West means. And all tho fr1endshlps Daclt, l &. 2 BR. fl'om $157 LIVE tn lM all new Dua HIO WES'l' o:ut Hwy, * PALM ~ filD 11..EAJ '!.R JACK Taulw re Ir •
that grow there. Adults No Pets. I .. IMMIUlll .... I Point Harbor at th t aero. from Stutted Shirt, Id w/redudion.. ltm. -ee.cb rernod add t.k. s-1 ':ani llParl<Westaoundsllkosomethlngyou'd 1561 i.t.,. Or. -II Ire• '171. ,bcauti!ul MARINA INN tua heat 6 ale, -Inc, 1"Yd., Stanton. m.-MyWi,0.:IG-<70!.
like to know more fbOUI, come see. Sepl!tie 15 btlu tr<>m N""port BIYd.) I lalrllf lmllaHJI I "°'''· 34!1111 Del Obllpo SL $14-8671 Need to Tlllt to !lot•-• I I sectlonaloradullaandlamllies.FromS180 ~J&.98!0 ;r.•rt•••ll Ir•• <05_-2353 ). tQ-., PROFES.'llOiiAL SUJTP: COD~~ 1--1ect_r1_ .. ______ ,
rnonthly.OnCUtvar Drtve just offtlteSlnDlogo Fomily F'"1 Apls. 7& -~~~· ~~ Xlttt F.V.1tocab. tJott. < ~ ·-TUNI Tl!LLINO ELECTRICIAN, Uc., otd ' froew1y.Looktor3883ParkVlewl.lne.Orcall ....... wttmtng 1, 2 • 3 -,.._ ...,. ......, • pv1 ~~. ""' jobo. aew lotto. attY lotto.
(714) 552-9200. br apl• w/lamily rms. No bath, la u n d r 7 bdlltitl, ftC'@pt !'OOm. AIC. 66-C.ZI •palm, cardl. etc. 531-7t82 ~ce. *-•
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leeiee. Sorry, no peta. From meetina niom, doet to SID 01'C ~te, JOO ft. Mtalrll! Tnwel 540 ELECl'RJClAN . ~Nit. ~ .... 11Jl75. OUR TOWN Oemellte I; i..c-, Bllcb. tDf doctor. Kun t I DI tin 2331DI. 8mall Jobi, maJ.nt a
;;;;1 • .ti:· Pr1~ttanr l-."'-1'1111.llD-1 Come play ta --'" Gordeno. M-tm OU>ER man1cd man-_.,.., 1118-ml.
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Mi•••••'lllW . ~; ~~ w/Jt.ttiM ..._.1e-tec0Un3: Find out-ior you:rselt -~-while you ~~ :...:;: Y * ~ a:>IL • :"Una~~ t: :! LEARN how to make tl in Real Estate-Saler.
MOW A EDGE. CLEANUPS C8&tul .... .,,,.,, Send CONTINUOUS & EXTENSIVE
N£W '-'"!'_!-~RINKLERS 111·• 1 ~/: W~t.,.Su~~ TRAINING PROGRAM MONTHLY! _..,.\WV 11 ... , aa1 T &n F"ranclli09 CaJlf tct04
EXP£R, c.-. 1<nowl Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~j ' . C.U IOO~ it's PREE! No obUgaUon -let's hOW. Malnl. Trirwnlna all A.CCO_L1_NTS Re celv•bl e talk abo t now! Start earning whlle you're
ck!nup· a.34811. Job WentM, Mele -700 ckrir., t yrs ~Iva.hie ex-Jearning-n ·the cl~m & on t.be job.
Yamauchi Girden StTVice per mln. lite typ!i'la', 10 key
QJM.aMeulr.NewportBch MOTEL-Hold mo.naser adder. Uve Li'" of tr.1ne, p-..-m "'~~
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GARDEN SERVI C E • up. Npt &h, CM r~--Call 1"" Proctor ITI<I · nwXt ff
-mootNy rnainteBance k •"--M,;.-1191 or 541>-1880 Equal 0 p po r .
J-... Call n< --•'1•~ Em~r Our graduates or The~Real Estaters Career ....,........p. -.,-u>N. Man, 27, Rest Meat CUtttt · Al"' exp. u mech: ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Kick-Off Training Program tell us It's fan·
OPttator, Y.'h.W. man.. Gen. National builder Io ie ate d tastic! Gener•I S.rvic.a
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Redecoratt-Soon? labor. Mike 5JO..U7S Irvine Ind aft&. Cons exp. O ·-. ART\\.ORK req. Pt1rm. poslUon. Call FOR PR FESSIONALS BY PROFESSION· 1-'or Pl"CPtltation of eniblcer-
r can help >'Ou coklr-Crisil! Pro-Aid. IOI detallt/awt. Mr 1. A.LS! Call MartAnn Hayes, 833-3305 for de-1ng drawings & uaocla· coordlnate )WI' home or of· All areas . Low priced. Thompson. n4: 9"&"'550 y 'JI ted list& to document elec-=::r~ r ~~;.••:non :i~ ~~~7360, Ext. I ~;::;;;~~~;;;;;i;;;~1.~lal~ls~. ~o:u~;bt~g~l~ad~y~o~u~d~i=d~! ~~~~:!!!~~I :::~~~ ~=~
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A<lanu ,\\'(', (Of;fR ~if'll:l . phUe:I. Specia.lty In nautk:al Job W1ntW Fenule 102 1 AD?tfINISTRATIVE ~ led t~ <.'Oftm'UCtkln &: GENERAL OFFICE Sf.RYICES•iVJJ'O
.-Onu. ,,.,_.lll ' AU POSmONS Help Wa-. M&F 710 Help Wanted,·M & F 710 priotnd wlrlnc H••mbly ""-'>' om .. "' """' ""'I . CAPI'AlNS CAR CARE NEED hf!lp a1 bome1' We 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J design: ~hast be farn.illat need.a lndlv. w/A/R Ir A/P AC'COUnlant to S15K Bt.•11.utiful nxxiem ofl.•. t-.fu:!1 Hand waxh1g l wu~, "" hah ve aldes, nurse•• AT A.Pl' lltgr., pm'ect Io r I• v.ith mlllta.ry type drawfrcs exper. Great oppor. to 1earn Prod Mgr. ?>lach $hopto fl.It\ ha\•e l'Xper, in radk>logy. ~-• out•. ~ ,';K o us ekpn, com .. ·-'--tttired couple or Y.'Otldng CITY OF I. ,..--.... ·--• with •.r.:· w/a co. QC Electro ?!tech. to S20K \ 1
MED. FRONTOFC.
-• .. ,~ H k --AAMES I FOUNTAINVALLE ~-~· a-•--t.__, Ofcl\1gr/E:xe<".~ $800+ •t'C'Urale t)'pn,c, It DtUvery. For appt, om em a I!! r • Upjobn man 6 wi e. Hu'bMd ft:C" 'I( l'o1IL-STO IOOA. Must pos.-~ ,,_ ........ , 011 Lee 1 Agt $7S d bookkN"plng & in'Nrl.l'IN'. 66-1191 or &t&-!1632. M71681.. nWnt, N"o exp. neeeasar)'.. HU good ~ kno••Jedge of 17400 Brookhunl, F. Vly. F/C S::: !NCR
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PLUMBING. ELECrRICAL, .rl'lt k>oking tar a gen'! &reau ol 10 U., ~ ASSISTANT drai'ting methods&:~ Sulte 213 963-677j Mkla:. Stt.r SIH $700 Jtru1, 5-1~. Coost~ •
CAkPENTRY. No Job too hoU&ecleaninc Job. I bave Em.f.QtoymQ%en~~~ncy CONTROLLER fation. Brirla: l&fTIPll!!l of cur-"""'c'"ENERA""'""'"'c""'o"'m""'"'CE""'"' I Sec'y/Lile ins. r:cp $GX1+ PC'MIOnncl Agt!ncy, 2 7 9 a ~c{ Ir B Home P.epalr, ~~~r4. ~10~'~· can II tKll ASSEMBLERS S•l•ry $1J09..$15tl rent capabllitl~. Full or p/tlme--Well e11tab. ~~~Clerk io :1 -'~''""'°='-'~"'"~°'0"~'=~~~7L--
"THlNGS" by l'f'oose. Gen'I EXEC. Stt. 11 yrs ex....,. Co uJarv tntlle firm ln N.B. deallnli: Marine Hrd.,.,T Sal~ Sl hr TRANSCRIBER
Sho-•--• 80 ~ ADMINISTRATIVE BA In """""'"""· ,,.,-., J"poUUv & "'"1' 1" yaehling, okllng & Typi'1/l2-<pm SJ hr Carpentry, Repaln, Plum-'""""11.1 • lYPina. 60. ~n!n~ on 2nd shift, 4 p.m. admlnlirtnUon or related Im! benefit• including: bfl.ckpllckina: t.abr1c11 looking CAU.. TRISH HOPKlNS Beautiful nKldem of I Ic e .
bhJ&. E)ec . Remodeling P.R. (213) 791)..5351aft5pm. CPA $18K to 12:::0 a.m. on temporary fiCld. 4. Yn reemt exper. Denial Pl for qwillfied off.Ice pef'liOn 488 E. 17th St. Hi t lr\"lnel ~lust hn,·e ~Pf.'r. In
642-ail.3. l~OUSECl..EANING . Avail. 1 or 2 yrs expcr. w/publlc ba11is, apprnxima1el~ 2 nrwun11~ & data pi:o:-an for penn. employment. Ex· JERRI \\'HITIEMORE rad io Io g y lraMC'ripllon.
H•ullng Sal & Sun. only, accounting . tinn. Prefer months. F&.101")' experience tt'l"ing. Submit appllcatiorl 12 days annual lea"e per per. not nl"Ceb. \\'ill train. @8 E. l7th St. \at lrvinc) Stan $350. Call Sally I-Inn .
827-2462, Call aft 6 P'-l CPA l!c Know wees F/S l1t'lplul but not nccesll8I')', & N'!lume lmmf'd. to: Oty yror Some typing. App 11 cant CM 54!)...-0()5.;, Coasrn\ PcnJOnn('I ....
YARD. irarage clean-ups, Hil W t9d M&F 710 &: ledge.:S. ' ' S2.15 pt'r hour + shift flal\, Pt-rsonnel Depl, tam must hll\le aptl1ude for Suite 224 642•1470 Agency, 27ro Harbor Blvd.
remove tree1, dirt, Ivy, p an ' _ Tax Accnt $12K dltrf>rcntial. App I y in :;iater A\'t:. 171~) 962--2424. Paid Oiratnw Vacation ligures. Call 54;;...1066. Of
d r iveways . stump!!. 2 Yrs t!Xpt'r. \li'/Mt"I firm pcr50n: GIRL ntIDAY, gefl('ral or·~ l'llrd!r11lns!tistantba<'kOfflM 847~2666. A BettPr Temp. Posl.Uon t 1 Deg • \ 1 fiet", must ha\'e drh·en lie ll:ITO . .1tirl in If.A. \\'rile Classlflt><I •
LOCAL movi~ hauling URGENTLY P~biicA~Cnt rt'(' ~ririe PRIMARK I Clerical , pp y Rt & be famUht r "' Art'll, J,\, nJ,\L. p/tinle ('\.{' Ad No. 3), r 'o r>l'dly Pilot.
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"k GE E INTE"~ATE machine <'XP """able ..... t \li'Ork 1°!" n1en, \li"Onicn.. P.O. &n. 1.160. COllta r.tr9ft.
RN.I. oa.:. .. 531·1235 '"of . Graduate accountant, 2 yrs PRODUCTS CO. . N RAL CLERK• ,_ • \Iii.II tl'l\.ln. PflM llme. ,,:. '--oopie!. !'un thru ThW's, ·1-6 Ca. 9:li'.l6. ~-,.~...,&MM•, exptt. . ELECTRONICS k ~l8-4ll7 A 1 t hr~. 1\pply.-ffrha.~nen1 at 1 =---------~-NEEDED BookkHper $750 2&ll S. Susan ACCOUNTING ·CORP. smo er . .,7 \. PP Y In 1j 5.j(I Ne""f10rt Center Or ~IEDICAL A11~1. prirt tlmC'. GF:I' RID OF iffiSJGHTLV Typ' P/R I' F/C S&nta Ana, Calif. person \L-st 17th SI., C~t r\.B. Bet.,.,·n 3pm-5pn1 ~lo~ hark nffict! for DR. C.11
TRASH &. DEBRIS SU mg. ' po1111g, • Bct1\·ttn Harbor & Faindew Sb:>uld ha~ mlnimum of 2 708 E. Vermont Ave, I . ri·i hl.,.,,., Z & 4 P~I. 612-&1G6
L 0 A 0 . C 0 l.L EGE ·e--reta , Work w/l otber. South of Warner )'eQ1'I eenen.I ofncc ~x· Anaheim 722-2811 ,Help Us Build I . . ~mENT ••u•is ~ ries Credit _Tr•lnee $800 Equal opportunity employer . Beavtlful C I 1_ JAZ.."ITOR Ht'lp \\°11.nted: 5 :0.I~ ••vv ~ *Typ" t BA degfte, 12 units ln m/f penentt. Good t)'plng: &kilb A Subllktlary of A-T-O tTIC'. ru 1 ·-. "'""-per .,.,.k. 2-1 hrs. ob Oppo MOVING? Local furn. or 11 1 finance &: account\nr. Some required. Figure aptlt~. S.llbotits Couplca prefe~: Ca.II Joe J rtunitl11 een. hauling. 32 Ft. furn. *Keypunch Oprs exper. in credit or Joo.n Excellent oompe.ny benefttll Ntt<k!d : s. HemMdez IW2·82.i9. N'""'• company nnvlng to
van. 54&-1862 557-7736 *Unskilled L•bonn area. . ASSEMBLERS fand wo~ conditions. Call An Equal~~ Employer \\'&per. Fln}sh Cari>entC'n KENNl."1. "'ork & DoJ:: ~n:l rine Mft nef'ds K.P. opni.,
SKIPLOADER 5: dump truck *Unskllled Assembl1r1 Mgmt Tr•inM: $750 or appo ntment: fat lea.st I yn e:cper. ln Grooming , 11.ttkends, over • at '
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,., __ _. BA tin .......__ Bank (714) UA..-boQt ca rpc_ ntry .tr a concern 17 ~-·-nt .. .,. ........, \\'arehouS>emen & ShlPfR«. wor • >..UJ.,..,,,,e, uphalt. j • or ~ tu1'"' .. '""" Four day "wk week 10 --DRIVERS, pidc up &: deltv. about their fun.ire. Drop hy • ,... .......... • ......,....,.,,0 penionnel. Ca.II Jor bi·
sawing, breaking. 8t&-TI10. , nterim =: 3.5 t: •.' GP~t . not ~., per day, 6 ~.M. to PRJMARK of photographic mat'I. S2 tor an inlen:ie..·. ~ton thru LlCE;NSED _School Bu,; Jonnatlon. ' • HovMc•ntng Personnel Service S•lff Rep Hftft ~:.tpfu!P,.Mbut •• Enoxp1 e~.~--hr. Good beMfttl. Launen Thurs. 9ani-5pm. Drivt'l"!, Jrvuie area, 4 hr Office Overlo.d ' •-·~ ---~, PRODUC:TS CO °""'1-•--."'b· 100 -· WESTSAIL CORP. !"""'mp~~"" •. .;.... ~·1 • .,,.... 557-«Ni HOUSEWORK 17581 lrlino ·Blvd. o;, .... credit .xper. Call $2.00 per hour, 1ood _ . , ,..~ • _,, ~ BY 'THE DAY •115 . T"stln ·on industrial eels. b:ncfits .. Apply In penon 2620 s. Susan l;ii""';;..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1638 Pl•c enfl• Ave. ~rm 11\rch St. N.B. , 837-~•LA S•lesman $900 Santa Ana, Calif. 927()4 ELECTRONIC-, Costa Mes• LOAN OFFICER 1'UDl>LE 11ged lady to care; :.
own transportation. Fut &: -2.3 ·Yn c:iq>f'r. In outs!&.-' PRlMARK An equal o PP or tun i I Y ~!!!!!""'!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!... for invalid from Fri noon • efftclent 847-Zll.6. Equal Oppor. Employer ~ales' noor coverin• h<l~ful. p UC 0 emp~-r ELECTRONIC :: One of Ow nations finest to Sun t."\·r. Call 493-9'..52.
H ROD TS C '".1" l!ELP a ehllif. Child G,,1: EXCEU.ENT ousecleanlng ~ Tech s.1., $ SK • . iqivings !r lorut U!!OCia.Uons ;\IOTEL. i\lairi. \li'lli IT8l!1. Ap.
by day. Own transp. S2'J Accompanist-P iano "'·niputer o• -aph•'" --·ex-2620 S. Su5an ASSE. MILERS danC't' CPntPr of Orlln~c i"! seeking an 11.ggresi;h·e, ply in "''rMln Cos111. r.1e1a
••·• ~ ~" 0 • C C II '-" , •· ....... .,, CLERK Co nf'Cd!! \'Olun1et>r Sec. If id 'ndl ~ per......,.. OolV"Ul1'f(J. range oast o ane ""!". Sa.lcA In aoft or Santa Ana, Calif.. .sc conl ent 1 "· to join Inn, 3205 Harlxlr. Ot ·• •-( I • n. Labo · heir, C.'-1. rncility. Plea~e t ndt , fl Re I Income T•x Houn 4-Spm, ~ton .l Wed. h11.rd.,.,·are to In dus tr la I Between Harbor &. ..... na ratories. nn l'on tact Rex Gnde Exect. I our e nit s a . a NCR PROOF OPR. 2-4pn1, F'ri. Contact Coast accis. Fain·lew, l electronic oo. loetl'd in Nitale lend ing expt'r. ,r.,,.
Con1mwlity O>llege District, PRODUCTION South of \\'a.mer ) , TRAINEE Irvine, near te O.C. AlrpoM, ...=Di::"':::.:."'::'.:.· ..:..,._c::..=;.:;:;:.· ---I knov..Jt'da:c ol the Nev.-port ExP"d "nly. Apply Personnel Dept., 1 3 1 o I has openings lnr lndi\'idual.!! Hostess, f /time Beach area Is r e q · d . Bank of Newport Income Tex Service
penK>nal or bU5lne!l!I
23 Years Harbor Atta
(714) 675-6676
For Appolntment
Adams Ave, Costa l'llt'S8. Manuf. Supv. $1,K An equal o p port unit)• who have !IOITM! f'Xpt'r. In Apply In peT!IOn only,. Preference v.111 be gi\-en to 7166 E. Coa..i;t ""''Y· CdM
3 Yn exper. In elec. employer m/f I For' our document control wiring &. t.oldering of elec· Detaney·s Sea Shanty those v.·/S&l. or-banking Eric Carlson.
An equal oppor .. employer asgembly, sheet metal tab. H .... dept. to work v.1th control trorilc com~!&. 630 Udo Parle Dr, N.8 . 00-•"'""""'1 _-_ .. "'fe otaHer x11n't Nt-:ED 3 housew!\'e.1 or cot. " •
Sup9rintendent $17K Au~ ousev.'Ou.er·f2J 4 hr. of b\ucprinls & filinK. Sornc JIOUSEXEEPER. If ...,., v. ng ""''"'" s rt n g lc-ge students v.•ith car. 10 . '
Refine'"", CE, ME, 3 ....., ~.~~!. .. ~ otlonr "°"", o. Orr l"!qUlr!d Please ADPP~Y. !n Person #~ M.lal')' I: hinge benefi1~. am til noon. \\'ell groomed accountemps
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"# ,,..~ v.... ... ...... ...,.... Call p IANA wish to beUlme part al • Pleue Call Mr. Ron for Mnd.,.,1ch ga1es A
e:xper. In ~.,? .. u .. P~ l'lfonan:hI'iJ home. ~o....,.. F-"""""'A-tn'~tpL 2401 ~ Dr., Irvine ~., famully wtth 2 Robt'er, m.J600.. df'llve"" Estb'd _,,,. .. cessng1. ~ • ..,.. ...... ,. .,. "'··· ......__ •• ,.... ... rr-'""""' dell"'•u-ch ~.this IDllY GLENDALE "#. '"'"' • ,.... managing 50 "'°pie. --~ 3 (Near .C. -l ho ,..., """""""'"' per tu-. _.,...._ Phone Shift Supv. $11K ASSISI'M'Ttndonmancook. 8 3-8830 F,qual Oppor. employer mlt ecuti\-ecouplertqWreiome: FEDERAL SAVINGS lor appt. 10:30 to 2 Mon
CE, ME, 6 mo'• 1u--.i-ry part or full time. Pmne one lo manage the SOO Newport Ctr Drtw thru Fri. 9'79-0747 ·
expee. production .r;,;;;;... Am-0394u•-. Comnnt•r Elact...,nics Anamblar ............, ......., day from N...-8eacb NEED Put 'l'l"J" _Help
net. w ....... Mun "" -In noon-7pm. .... 1000 alt 1pm Equal Opper. Emptoy.,. Cooks & Driven
· * Wiiiard Palntlnt
Contractors *
TEMPORARY
ASSlGNMENTS-
Available for experienced
personnel are listed below * Bookkeapers
Forem1n . $12K SERVICE CASHIER Automat' I ~~~ ~dtn~~~tct!;; please
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LVN 'S, Nlghtll & Pl'ofs. Calif. d'rivm lie .. O\-e:r 21,
General pllUlt ma lat . & PBX OPERATOR ton nc ab]{' '"' \li'l'lrk from \liire HOUSF:KF.EPER I RABY -Con\-alescent Hospital. call houn; !">-12 eves. Neat ••
mechanic ... Tech exper . Saturdays only 8:00 AM to ' • 1lllt.s And a~:i;embly drn .... ·-SITTER. l\lon lhru Fri. 1 642-0593. · pet'liQfl11bll·, 646-7136. 410
RESIDENTIAL _
,, &: OOMMERCIAL
* A/P CJarks
* A/R Cl•rk0--
* Payroll Clerks
*Cost Cl,erks
mandatory. BI u e pr Int 4:00 PM. Call Mrs. Bran! 18651 Von Karm•n Jnp. Top .guality \\°Ork n'· to 4:30, own tran&. N.B. East 171h St. CMta Meu.. ' · 1a~~catkin, .....at.-Johnlon_k Son IJfK.'O 1__,t_:;.. ~ _.quittd. .~k'end'•'".· ._ 644-{ifll_att._4 o~ l'ofadilnls"',<""'~'~· =--$5~ .. hr_ NEED 2 ..eMILJ! we r ' ;
Fjpest Craftsmen P pe t ng etc. ?.fe,........, 54().5630 • .,,... Spectra S-tems E•-'""''y -• ~ "hid -•'
. 556·1100 ·~Y•J AVON f ;:"";"~al~Op~po;:r.:;E~m:pio=>~'';';l,~~d!l79-~>;IOO~,-~~l_ HOUSEKEEPER Flt~ (.ierk ,.... ~ ~~~n, rad~ .. ;_;k:' ! Drywall \Vall papering
Acouallcal Celllngz
P1eaR Call For Estimate For Further Info Ca.II
Aleta Frederick, l.lgr.
2700 Harbor Bl, SUite 207 A'-fBITTOUS? ENTHUSIA& fAsk tnr John \\'nrtfenl f"or n1otherlesi; home. 2 lttn· llecepUonlal/Anahelm S500 67.>-6730, &12-4303 ~
Costa lttes.i. TIC? You \l.'Ould make a CLERK TYPIST $476 Electronic Assemblars agc "<'h!ldren, prival~ mom Ex. Sec, mktng, adm !~ NO EXPERIENCE '
600 No. Euclid, Anaheim perfect Avon Repres.enta· & bath. NB. fi73..9125/673-ia94 SecurltlK CIPrk '""""' NECESS Call 776--3120 live. You can run your own lf you can type tiO w.p.m. Soldering req"d, Day !ihifl Dictaphone Opr. S4T:i ARY
21535 i.fawthome Bl\'d. business. schedule your ™n & have some pttvk>us otfice Pal F.lectronk-s. G.191: \rest'. H 0 U !'it-: K EEPER-Uve-!n, Girl Friday $500 TRAINEE POSITION
OJMPLE'I'E House painting, SAN DIEGO Tomtnce 213/542·m2 hours Ir mllke the most of a ~xpcr., ro. \\ill tnlln duties min1ter Ave., \\'estminster. xlnt \li"Or1dn.1t cands. N.B. Call Jeannie Sisco NOW OPEN
CUllDm Inter., weath-prool E" ~· STORJOHN, '!GR. ~~!!!!! .... !!!!!!!!!~!!!!~! in lhlpplng It m::ei.,;"" 89-1-3.101 . Call l\1on thru Fri. SD-3773 & s·d 'loll ""'" w..c.•• .u ~ real earning opportunity. dey ·" ... I°'""="'--~~----1 ~ man GB Industries or So. Calif. exter. Acoustic t."eUlngs. No ) (714) 239-9001 AIDES. Adult relidl!!nt care call 5-10-7041. RJ.:m RYAN AGENCY F.XPER. den!AI assistant. NEWPORT has lmmedla!e opt>nlngs for
Job loo small. LOS ANGELES cntr 1·:l> am • .4 pm. Ir ,=,::_::;::.,:,:::.::=~~~ 1793 Newport, C.M. 64&-4851 Part time. 1'.lon &. Tue!!. INSPECTOR Pertonnel Agency trainees in d ls play, Tim Cermak Painting 12·t0 s:3o am. 642-51161. B AB Y S l TT E R·rellable, t7931. Beach, H.B. 847_9617 4 ht"A a day. 84&-0617 133 ~--D N B markl?tin.1t dlstribuUon A-547--3296 CARYL TRIPP. MGR. .;;,='"'::;::c::;,==.=:;=;,---1 mature woman. Permanent. '-'U64Y'..' •• .:.:: • • credit metchandlBlng. 6 Miii
QUALITY· pe.lntlng, int. &:. (213) 38S-6!m 3-4 dys, 7 hrs a day + FACTORY lst & 2nd Shifts _,.,, localions to open In hn-
-All ,_ '·h one eves I: occas. over CLERK • TYPIST. Penn. I ':=::==::ii===== I ~-tu · .,,,.. "1t"'-"'• vam.,. • Any da.Y 18 me HEST DA'.Y to = wkend. 3 ptt-tch part time & temporary lull Alert. aggn!Bslve penon ..... 11h Ii mC'..11ate ture, l'lf11ny pc:>tit-:~ coloroel~ c ,h~~~· run an ad! Dun't delay •• , _.:;:::;;:::.,,;;:::-"=-=~="' Salary open. Own time in summer. $2.il hr. WORKERS . experience ln checking MACHINIST ~~:'r;1o:=P:~r full time
*642.s775 640-113*
state Lie. No. 2Kl038 . 714/83~103
Onnm. Res. mafnt'. 4~ He~l;.W;;•~n~ted~·~,~M&iiii~F~7~10~iiii:iiiiii=~~~~~r =-lfll Re~~ ~a: m~i-Want mat~ MAWR5-WOMEN-material to «tand&rd~ Small ~ Parts' ·• XI.NT TRAINING P~ P.A-Ji:t-R~H-A.-N·O-J-N-c;-&-• wkda,ys ews only, 644--8891. CLERK • Raervationa B-S PER..'IANENT POSITIONS goodJ. {3) c u Ito mer general protb & sr11a1t-qmr;.;+£l!'f.!"-.,..-~=~ .i ---l
paint:hw. 21 yn Harbor BABYSITIER expd lady to Of! Sun & Mon. Much detail 2nd SHI.FT . tihl pment&. tily runs. Small shop. Days \\~ORK ALSO A A Ll"OR
area. Refs tum. No. 183281. Assemblers be.bysit infant, own transp, ?\lust lypt', will tr a In . Excellent benefit padcagt only. Good 'll.'Orki'nJ_ conds. ~8JbE ~~~ lc r
-2356. ,..._., 8.13-8239 494-85ZI Bet. 8 • 5. Ute mach. & gen. prod. . PRIMARK STACO SWITCH, INC. COMPANY BENEHTS -
HERBS 547-3561 ASSEM·BLER BANKlNG Construction Sec. $750 1987 Placentia Ave.,
1139
BakeT, oma ~1~ FO.R PERSONAL •
lnl, Ert., A~room $22. T\\·o posit.ions open Fee Pald/Al!IO fef' Jobs Cost1' '-1csa PRODUCTS F.qulll ~~~imployer INTERVIEW CALL :
Acouatlc $12.. Yl"l exp. Teller, Mf~ deposit, clerical WESTCLIFF FRY a>oK, full or p;tlmc 536-1591
EXPERIENCED PAINTER. TRAINEES v.·ork, Exp pref. Apply At Personnel J\ienc:Y Exper. Cottage CbUee Shop, 2620 S. Susan MAIDS Call Tuea. Only
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Ext. &: Int. Free Estimates. Security Pacific National tMark III Center! :i62 \V, 19th St, or. &ifr.530-1. Sa.nta Ana, Calif. 64&-a289 or 893-5370 Bank 18622 l'ofacArthur Near 1-larhor & \\'amer Ave. 9a,,,.Spm • rvl 16.11 E. F.cllnger, S.A. GIR.L.18 lo 25, l girl office. tn4l "'""-"""" ==~=
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EXTER. $33> & up. Roomg Blvd., I ne. 558-2238. An , 542-8836 Some bookkeeping. expcr. ~nual 0p..-7."°f;;p1~-er l'otature, must ~ ex.per. NOW INTERVIEWING !~
pi. Neat work. Airleu Equal Oppty. Employer. COUPLE. Work fUll time, 847-8507 """" r-..,, f'"/llme. Sec p e r so n n c I Fry rook~. ('l')Unter .1tlr11, full
apray. Call Rqy, 960-l407. NEW . IRVINE PLANT BOOKKEEPER/ manage 62 unit apt H7a~l"'p~W'-,-an_t_ed~,-Mi--F-71_0.I Help W•nted, M & F 71 0 !\!gr. tln1e d1lys. The Bunrer •[iOI ·
PROF. walloovering. state MEDICAL complex, etm11. l'otesa .lp~~;ii~ii;;i~iii;i;iiiii;i;iiii~~iiii~~~iiiiii ! B•lbcM B•y Club 'A'f':\lt C..o;u;t lh:y .. N.U. :
Uc. No. 279514. .Irt'ur, all MUllt be able to analy?e Salary & oomiort.able oewll 1221 "'·Coast Hwy., N.B. N1.lr!dnj:
,,... paper. nl/842-4386. healthcare AfR & he fully 2 BR, 2 BA apl Sorry EXECUTIYES-IA .. AIERS MAIDS.HOTEL New
PROF. pa.inter, honest work, Beckman Instruments, Inc., is one lmowledgeeble in compiling no pets or chUdren. 64.H4ll II Phone tor appt. 673--89.00 ,..., lnUe_5_,,... estimate. & preparing bil-for DELIVERY man, full time. MAINTENANCE
RW. 540-,,.,, 64)-3913. of the world's' largest manufaetur-Me<1-1-eat. & .,.._,-e.,... M"'' "" .... , ....-. "JOB OPPORTUNITIES" Sa· ddleback
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INT/EXT PAIN'l'ING ers of scientific instrumenh. New ~~."' ~ ~,11~ J:'~.s::Mllonen, 1807 MECHANIC A ;";,!';';pa,.:.'::::': facilities in th~ Irvine complex will -=~vo1.~· 2190 o~:,AL~:;/e;i:: $15M·$75M Ra119e ';:'.:i\'.~ .i." ... -=·~ Community
c. Rebko ..._,... be occupied starting March 4th . BKKPR-SECRETARY ehumdc. API'""" • ...,.. s .... .._...,,,..... du<:tion-..........,,, oteady H •t I Pltiol per wk, Top salary, ll~ At• Yo11 U11•'"Plo..,ed No-At• Yett Setlti119 A Olt119e job, good benefits, come in osp1 a
I d• · 'I bl $600 to ab.rt-pleasant boes fringe benelitll. COl1gV}lal -WoniM Abovt Yovt A9-TI1M of Ito~,,. 'romi••-&: apply 9-4::11
PATIO ......., ... ced ta• ..._u...,.....nplamed.
Muonry. ooocme, etc.
Only Quall\>. St. Lie.
No. linim. hn. 642-1710.
Ken.·
Ple1t1r, Petch, Repelr
PATCH PLASTERING
AU types. Free Htimates Call~
Plvmbl ....
L.R. OTIS PLUMBING Remodela 6: Repelrl. Water
hllten, dilpou}s,. tuma.<:ea. -.MM263MIC• Bl A. Complete Plumtot,.
-· Lie. :mlllM. PWMBING R.EPAtR
No job too anan •• 6G-3l28 .,, ..
ROOF tor Ins, rtPllrs. ttllfwiea. rock. comp b"te
ext . L lc. 16113. .., ... -.
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l!NDSR!OM'S llrn!O .......,., SIZY(nr llarw Ar9.. m-UI.•
mm e. 1ate op ening s are ava1 a e waDts good secretariat skills: environment, anho exp req, unclocidM A• 10 A,~,., c....-•'Act;.,_ CAUFOAM R.'1'1 ror 1cu.ccu. sped.al : in electro-mechanical assembly. A pl!!gbOard bookkeeping. no sn>0king, aae 2)..30, ~ 16661 Von ltannan nursing will, medical/aurai·' SmallJocal co. 642-a:i.26. ARE YOU UNDtR PAID? .. A_ A cal Ooor. :
N • th • . t • th . J •-t .A.. • ._.,1a na ""I -•· b OW IS. e time to 98 1n On 8 •son gel ,,-ency DENTAL ASST. chalnlde, If Tff C•11 • ......,.,_ "°"9Wf"9 C..1ertt.. h1 Tiiie Equa1 Opportunity ~mplO)-er ~ llQ lmm•""'11·,1" pen!ng• lor : " d fl 11 11400 Brooktturil, F. Vly. It •-·TI ~p 5 .1a ... ""' _..,,.,,..,...., W•'d ~. M ,...,...._ W1tti Yo1 OR technician!'. • groun OOf, 9Jlte213· 963-6775 5 ........... ""'' ...., • ....., J\t,\l!\T. Gardener, FIT&: Beaofiful (·01nmun ll)':
Beekman has an enviable record
of steady employment, excellent
ben.efits including group insurance,
dental plan, stock pu<ehas• plan,
and retirement benefits .
Please apply
Irv ine plant.
jn person at our
BECKMAN INSTRUMENTS
INC.
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CAlfUS DRIVE
AT IRVlllE IOUl.EYARD ---
(An equal opportunity emplo)'W)
~n. Nwpt Crnter IF YOUR ANSWERS ARE TRUTHFUL P/T, ,\dult resklcat care ~pita! fl('SllNI In La.gun11:
BOOKKEEPER CPA firm ;;:::;o.-.,,-,-===' -WE CAN HELP YOU ('ntr. &t2-6861 Hlll11., minutes fmm thr •
FIC thtu T/B: pennanenL D~"TAL AAt, cMlnlde. l\tA.:'J v.·anlcd lull time in ocean in a 5 1n o g: -[ref';
Salary $6.j(). 10 $700. Phone · l'llln 1 yr mcp. Exl>a.ndl!!d A. Do vov h • .,, 1tro119 voc;1tiot111 cf,;.,,? Rent a I yijrd. Neat atmosphere !
Mn. KeiUn, 640--0680. dulie1. Good xrBY ~echnkiue I. Do you h1v1 9ood n1liv• i"t1tli91nc1l • appearance, wilh \1'1!!.ry neat Exeel1001 salary & benefit!! J
BOYS & GIRLS A tic. Bch area. 84 -ti69. C Do you 1 •• 1,uH!ci•"•lv motiv1l•d to •chi•v11 hum! wrllini. 011.'11 transp., av.·n.it lhc <.:M l't'f'.l'-n1i11ded ,
D. Do you h•vo tho 1bility·to 1111k1 d1ci1iont \\'UI trnln right ml.fl. Individual Interested In
New•J)l\pel' carriers, min. *Detlgn/Mech to $16K E. Ar1 yo11 roody to 11+ • }11li1tic c•r••r obi•cti .. •1 l 1930 N Blvd Pl'O\'idlng lhe tlnesl of
age 10 yn. for ~ewpott *EIK Tech Tnie .to $S F. If vo11 w1to con¥lnc1d thot h1tp ••1 •••il1bl• wovld ~~~-y 9 am 10e:, ~ton: mf'dlcal care. N~~~ .• ~elgC•T.,t~ .. ~ *A/P Cleric . to $65' you •cc•pt it, wlthout if•l•vl · "'ed. }'rt.. 1'11.kc-sao Diego Fwy, 1'0Uth . ..... ,...... r.:JWll>WO on ... ,.,, fo lbt> El Toro t\(I. turn-off.
Mr. Hyde, ClmolotiOo DepL *SacvrltlH Clerk $6'1 YOU SHOULD KNOW A I 23:;61 P""'° d• V•l•nci•
DAILY PlLOT. Call SU.f.321 *S.Crtt•ry $S50 e Th• b•tf•r job.,,. aot •'••rl l1H M NAG NG il.4 : SJT....2171
• lea\"e: application. *Adm Sectet•l"f $IOI • Third p1rty prof111lon1l lt1llu111co I• Utm1tlm11 fll C•I• COUPLE' NURSING cA"R~E~-
CAR WASH HELP *Receptionist to $5$0 9\101111 th. rlsht flion .,.11, ot tt.. rltht 11vol r•· for large apart~t b:>use f'Ok f'lderly lady iilJ'Oi<e
Fftlme dTlv,er•. Pl ~uttomef' S.rv. $5M ct•i••• techt1lct••· Newport Beach. WUling lo Pf'llent. l..h1"-ln 3 or 4 dll)'!!
attendants, dctallera Ii: HELEN SCRAf"f'ER e h1cvtlv1 po1i1iol'I• 1ro f'ill.4 thr••th 1~1c11tl•• l11t1r. •-otlc. Sa\at)' Open. Call per 11.it. Room .l botJ"d ...
general Mlp. 6 Locations.I PERSONNEL AGENCY ~i•••· .~ .... '!1263\!'!'!~~~~!!"'~I Pl _per day. ~l or Crowth (9. aood PAY· .._ OiO Camt>u• Or., &-41 N.8. 4 ~.,, rotlll'!ll l!l•ilint1 it-••• 1 totol •~•••'· 6i3-7254
-Car W1tn 551.ml MANAGEMENT NURSES 2950 Harbor Bl, Of SIND RESUME OR CALL TODAY A, 1t1 tan t man age.rs, f\IO'l'f&n Nlll'K'll ~d'r)t.
CllllU>PAACMC OFC ~!>ISHW_ASH ... IR NO COST EXE_CFUOTRIVE INTERVIEW mon'"'"""' train«• k RN'S, LVN's. Prnctl. Floor NEEDS OOIEOIA'l'ELY ~~.. , ""' A • cashier po•UIOns av a ii . du~v .. "1 •'klY· 657 IV.19th
X·R•y Tedmklan g,~1· .. AllPl.Y 9m'f11 • NSlrloln.B EXECUTIVE SERVICES, lllC f"/Umt>. Grov.1n co. 6 s1. N1he o. c.M. 54So-93&1 Or Tller•pltt /Typilt -•· °'"" "lo · · , loc>•i<o"', good 1"¥· or IC>-:1365
P/tlm<-1!r$. .. , pm. ""'Y DISHWASHE R ' HOME OFF ICE ~!ro Car Wash su=LVN, J;upv. • II n.om oic. .nr_c...., L. Cony. Hqop. ~ --"°'AR_ij.ffiHf:'nrf,bor~B~L~O'i' l~r.+~Stalf~,~All "''~ . ~1n't
Coututt. 2)43 "·e,tclltf Dr, Think ot whi.t )IOU ,.,, lolt.l;'l"t (114) SU·MU-[~l\.~1\r.t"K. eicper.l t Apply o-t'tapbtp
N.B. M$-Q80. need. m&a. a Ull, ibtn Mii IM N. M•ln St, Sainte An• lft unitr apt blda; S8n Cle-Rd, N.B.
ftl.ve somethlrc )'lll.l want to lt'IOtl! ttem• wttb • O.Jly mtntr.. 49'M.t'l9, ~~. NURSES AIDES • all 1hltl.I.
ltll' Clulltled adl ·do lt PUo1 CLualfled Adt Call j Piiot ODMWe<f Ad! Call Modem Conva.lttetnl hos· ,..n • ..n l!OW-. .:;-==-----• GU-M111 _, pit••· 612-tl'>t13.
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Help Wentld, Mi F 710 KOip Wont .. , Mio 1'·710 Aiilp Wanted. Ml<F 71 0 Help Wontod, Mi II 71t Ho}, Wonted. Mt.F 710 App law I 1-n-111 1:;1;;-;;l "';;_;•;;•";";;;;;;;;;;;j
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NllRSINO lleal Estate Assoc. -.......... •b•k1" Ex ..... F/Ume. eom... URGENTLY MONEY" ENERGYI Olb-Antlque --•u
N R.ed Carpet'• FUhioo Lale.rid Productl, 8934H5t e'\'ft. Mr Ftird Supen.Uor Shop DUNLAP'S lot_ neon-maple ctreurr •lmimlr, KAIWln ew office In Newport :t'!'... SECR ITARY/ ~ ........ ,.Club NEEn•rft dltloned •pplbnceo, -==-~.=-~'Lt ~DCARVED
Saifc;ilei;;ac ~~~:-i:_: ll'o m. ~PJ~ racht -1221..?'-m -~ "">'·· N:n._ ~ damaged • ~ r1oor IJPl'fna &: miffrNI, M•iiM rw1..w ...., U . U . 1.ate.. Red Carptl RtaJton, u.I~ otnct • In , Newport 'l'htl h~y lml)Ol't&nt potr DUNLAP o::~ .kln&ul I.A~
1Aith O\'er ·:xi offl.cH naUon· Beach 1tt1c1 vtf'll.tile tndlv. Hon us I mmtd late I y *TralnM Alsemblirt 1815 Newport Bh'd., Of ~. ~~ .ewlrlf ou•••~ED C ., v•kte can ofitr tht protea-10 keep "'* omce runn1na avallable fM the penon WhO *Cl k • Mi-1'110 • """"""I 5 ommun1 y .,Iona! growth & •d'<UIC<' ..-.ly fl)r 2 busy men. wokomet -blllly l •r I BEAUT CUI ... 8; ....... (7141 ~
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ml'nt opportunltit!s you'rt Call Col Ital pf' r 1 0 n n e I has CoOd k~~~•--or No txperienct needed KENMORE Washer S 5 0 , Wanted trs framed NirXor, NEW. 0 ,_, -· Sid p""" SALE H • 1 Jookbw; (Q!' + !I' xJnt com· A&:f'®Y ~ 2 7 9 0 tec\ll"lUes. Beauww ....... ~ e W a 1 be r S 7 5. rot.and bed. 5.16-123S. ~A. U'<loT~t M, boots u I, Osplta mlulOn ilrudUro. Contacl llarboi'Blvd CM ' lion A triendl)I· .......n.en. VOLT •.~oloct -ell !':!· O.r ... Sole 112 ~-• ·' no •M, -· p'-· Thomu E Mancini man· ' Call O:lutaJ Per• onn e I I 1 1 p ·-I guu:&l_'I~ &: d vt~a.i, _ '"'Fcou "'"' ._ ·~ viii! u~-f of alift', .....m. ' ~ncy. 540.li056, 2 7 9 o n1 a n . 1r ..... ':'.. M6-86'l2 I ;::::-;:--::::-".:-'.""':=".""I cfttler' I-deflk $100;-2 twn mv'T "I out If.,.
Carre· Poslfons Aval!. SECRETARY Harbor Blvd., C.1"1. Temporary Sttvice WIU"' ~L w·-•-2-" SAT·Sun. »4. r vtnyl IJOfa, bedspreadl Queen A-~ ft.11 w.eklt n.. , _ ___. ., ____ _. ~AoAo C 0 Sult '""' iw...rvv .,....,.., .,.,...., gokl '49.50. $dem Hou8e -•~ rJ ._, __ .__ .,,M .~ For The Follo,wiria: ~I)' engu~•n&' unu n=ul ....,...... ampu• r.. e wu 3 cycle Lad)' Kenmore ~ aolld blttb MapLe ootfee &: ~ ~ o,nau,ou:tl, .,.,...._,.,
rttpOnStble penon able to Sllk~rffn Printer NewpoEqua~ .BC!Opachpor. En1p~;41 elec dryer, Bolh ~ Md tables m ff.. RocUl''l;;,:<:i::-='~=-_,,-...,.,.= Due to moving ootll, mU1t * ICU-F/tlme RN '1 ::,u:~fl~ponslbDlty-xln't Capable of supervising entire ~~ new, 548-1915 aft 5. & ottomlln szs. Walnut ex· DF.OOR.ATOR Hu Wrlftc ;~'A:tp~'':me~
3-ll &. ll·7 •rn J•l on Best A--.-. , Pl'Ol.'e!IS for elect('onlc or-W A J T R E S S G.E. Skle b)' aide 19.7 cu pando lable $50:..Mlracord buy ~ ~ Ginltt' Bark vacuum cleaner * SN U-F/tl me RN'1 ~·-1 lented L'O~ • ft frost me fria Gold auto. tumtable $40. Soo<t nyklrl. short Mai carpet. XO beeuUfW, carved woo 3-ll & 11·7 Rn1 17400 Brookhunt, F. Vly. STACO ITC. H. INC. EXPERIENCED 0 NL Y . 2 Id "1 ... be' Stereo am..11111-$30. Odds )'J'dl .1-tone ettamy aau· d-·~· ·~·~. :f.' .. ,. * M.d. Surg. Floor ll39 Baker, Costa t.ll'tla Pte Shoppe, 628 N. Coast maker. sm. 833-8158 &. endl. ass Brfntwiood Pl. emei pu 1nirron, -""""· refrli. dresRr . ~ I ,!!!!!!~~!! I Suile 213 963-$175 Appl)' Carmel'• Dinine & yn: o w au cu .,.....,, ~ 1 b .... -. -., ~ --~ ..,
RN'A, 7·3:30 & 11·7 am 5$3041 Hwy, Laguna Beach. REBLT washer, dryer 8 , CM, Off Santa Ana Aw •• ~-;;:-=:· =~--,.-,= lfl8 machine ~ TV lre1t
N\it'St'll Aldrs, Acute Exper. Equal Oppor. Employtr WAITRESS dsh/w&h, $50 & up 10 1 646-2613 1973 KODAK Carousel slide 25C ea .. , 2 atufied cha.lrt
7-3:30 & lt-7:30 11.m REAL ESTATE yr gar ~8 or 83'-763J GIANT ca ... -l&le Sl.t I. projector, model no 750 H, ~ eactl, antique dbhts * Operating Room ShUt Open · Sun 10 Aift~ !. Side by Atandard lens, MnOte con· Sl-$3, loll Ir k>ll of clotbet.
F/Unre Tl'::hnic:ian Are )'Oll "" experienced Good opportunity to learn SUPERVISOR Dick Churches Rest. WESTINGHOUSE, '73 Har-Side rdria· vtlYt't oouch Ir: trol &Wtlth. Xlnt cood. $125. men's t. 111unen'1, 25o42,
aaletun11n or woman Mio the ad-biz. Typing 75. ah 2698 Newport Bh•d, CM ~ Cold. 11 cu ft, Sl.50.. Joye .eat, waaher, drytt, 54&-3167 or 545--1044 touter $1, iron $2. toweb
New tm-plfal nestled in is happy v.ilen you are 100. Send resumt-to ASSEMBLY \VAJTRESS, p/Hme Elrper Z3U, or 64r360T eve& dahlwsh, tum, bouaebold DRAPES, WOVEN WOODS, & sheets lOc--$2, pld ovaJ
beautiful Laguna HUis of. yet imagines there is Clat&llied t1.d No. 46, c/o Medium sized pub 11 c Cottage O>ffee Shoj,, 562 w: Builcllnt MaterYI• IOI itema, tools, ant1quea. You CARPETS, UPHOl.STERY rug Mth ttinge S 2 , 5 0,
ferin&: outstanding benefits another company that offers Dally Pilot, P .O. Box 1560, company is seek in' 19th St, CM 646-6JCH. e Su-t.• •.. it.at..-name It I have it. Must Free E • t, Tr a In e d !!t~~ if-S2:~ ..J2.!
i1t y,'Ork.inJ!: conditions. better pogra.ms for your Col:ta Mesa, Calif. 92616. aaembl)' aupervilor for WAITRESS Ap "· Lo--·-· • .....,1. uv"5'..-• .ell. no reas. ottr rdwled. Decorators. 5 4 8 _ 8 9 4 1 , ..... ._., ... ~
CUents and )'OUI"Sl:U! Do echnical product tine ' py ,,.......,. 1' MATERIAL 1000' Of NEW stn Citadel H.B. N r, 11621-f769 50I; candleholder 50c, Clld Apply daily l\fon·Frt you deKltt .,.ater indlvl<tual new t ,__ In •·-J 2101 E. Edinler, S.A. (Nwpl ·ITEMS• ~ 1u!,ber ..i.. ·F..dn.rd•. 891-8508 f,.,;ii'O<iiC<:,.,,--,.:=,,-,= table St.50, p Ia c~ ma t a,
Personnel Office Secretary Part-Time •ca' ...... ~!.LUI. 1 Will~be• "'1nn F1"W)' at Edinger). ..-.. , : ... _ -· • ..:......~· CHil.D'S beds. CNcqe d:ryr, several sets, ~75c. ~ (714) 837 2121 KJ'()Wth potential? If so, we .,.,.., wuuu -.iwa UNOU-DINING table &: 6 chain, MaJ'tag, wahr, mang'le,
• are that company and y,'OIJld Sh 80. Good typist. Answer complete chara:e ot small WANTED!! l lna. Wlodowa., etc. elec calculator, ad d t n g Hoover IJWffPil!l":. $15 ee)~ turn, 50c42, shots J.Dc...
Take San Dle&o Freewn)' like to talk "'Ith you. phones for regional alftt a.-mbl)' group, aasembling WEMENOFFER!ll-30 TRAINING IN BUILDERS SURPLUS mach.,_alcll, 1; walf!r skis. Maple cot tbt, and more pkl:.:i~e'& !a~h. 11~1 e
To E1 Toro Rd. Turnoff. The Bern Co., -man-. · lPM~M. S3 per. •mall electro mechantc81 ·2500 So. Main, S.A. 3 •ttnaraY bikH. Formal, 106 Coral Av., Ba! lsl.
Via Estrada. "'21 devices . Must be E1A~tlon ,MNudrhar "°"i •er, Mon thru Sat 11).~ sz 9 • lO. elec can opener, T:'._,_,CLOP-IAS 2 ,. .. vase with artl f lclal EqUal Oppor. Employer Realton RIJl'H RYAN AGENCY experienced with some via... ec an es. 114. fit6.l03' Bak ~ B il oven SAT c.i.-..J ~ , vegetables Sl .. Many baby
Newport-Costa Mesa Offil'e 1793 Newport, C.M. &16-4854 technical b a e k r r 0 u n d , AdMOmRE1n1stratlon AND 1'JUOI C•-•• ·,. SUNe 10 10 ro3,, cuh ~: ~·-~.I. GGroroll~rrr ... ~~~~ Items, tO)'ll, l()o..15, bottle ~·RSE•Aid•• • o-··lle• "'"" = lml Beach. H.B. 847--9617 Pl•o•• ••nd -ume. to ~ ,,_, ~1 Ami-• W•• N 8 vu. .. ~""'"'·'"' ..,., warmer 50c, games &.75c, 'F/t, p/t. Ail ~hift~~"'Exp: ............... a;.;1fied ';d no 39," % Dally ALON \VITI{!! Equipment 808 64...ootB .. v. -.,. • • per aet, ~7t.21ot2rer. puzzles 25e, dlahes l.Oc--25e,
prel'd, not nee. Apply 466 R. E. Broker want~, now SECTY., capable,0( Division Pilot, p o Box 1560 Co81a Rapid va.nce.mcnt SA"cru.i;c--;;:;;;ii;;~ .. :b=~~~~7~'-,,==~ brand new human halr ~ Flagship JUI NB working from hornc. Can supervision., must be cxp'd ?.1esa,Ca.Hf 92626 Good Pay-$326.10 a month 1973 KODAK Carousel slide SAT. only, An Ii q u e I.I . F INE QUALITY PERSIAN nnier used SS. double
' · · handle his li<..-ense in lhls Bkkpg, Gen ofc 11kllh1, Bilt· liiiiiiiiiii[ii ... "iiiiiiiiiii to start. projector. nlOdel ·no. 150 Ji, cameras. 2 \\'ood shades 8' RUGS Hibachi SJ.SO, knick knacks NURSERY TRAINEE on. & get 80',~ ot his comm. ing, Records handllng, & Interested? standa.rrt Jens remote con· long, lge . J-labachl, nc1v. Akhavl Orie 1 ·1 Rugs Sl-$3, P.luch, much morel!!
To work w/indoor plants in off the top. We want only gen. ofe Rrlmin .. 1'1ui;t be TEMPO'S DO YOURSELF A FAVOR 1rol 11witch. xint cond. $12.5. Ping Pong table, flf!I\' •• 19" 814 N LB a:,!ga Blvd 13741 Olympie Ave., Costa
retail nW'S('ry. Appl y in per· one mkn for res. prop. in self starter. Exe. salary U. S. NAVY 546-3167 or 545-1044 Blk & \\'ht T.V .. Oiemlc11l (213) 659-4480 1'1HB. Near White Front on
Joo>0nly, 2'l'll Fairview Rd., thl• ""' "•ke noon oppt romme"''"-le , .. , , , p . 642 •272 LilL rL'lL PorlapoU,v, 1\lotor home'I"',,-='='="'=-'='~~,,. Bristol. tum on Pautarino, Ccsla Mesa . .....!fl. "' • ·~ ..... • · ""' or ~ 35 MM Ca.non, 1.8 lens, &: comer 11!nk, & '71 Porsche 12" PORTABLE Color TV, turn right on Trinit)', follow ;;,:r, ,L,,E,~~/\Lc':v, ~~::". Se~d=~1· 1:'~1~~~ D'1al A Job' '"'110 WANTS ro "'ORK'? l.2. lOO to 200 MM Zoom, side view mirror, :m3 E . S160, Klng bed $98, dbl bed sign! to filnt&stie savlnp. 0R'Mi000NTIC ASSISTANT ""' · """ ·" · • •· . • DRIVE A CAB! $400. or best otter. Call Ocean Bl\•d, Balboa, Penn. $68, All near new, Pool Saturda)' & SUnday onl)'!! Part time poglUon avail. in 548-9493, · 9-5 pm er CX, Irvine, Cail. 92f..6.I. CHOOSE your hourlll work Days. 557-3124 WOOD din. tble •~ , .. _,_ table, fair. $98, 842-(»()6 N--•-ochofD-Some Chamber of Comm. lobb)' s~~~ARY N 'POrt -" J c.-~ II ~ •~• ... -......-·· °"" ...... r.A-~• • e "" TEfoolPO ofien a IfilJY un que for ;yourself, be your oy,•n Furniture 0 $75. Fiberglass kool Mil HARVEST tbl & bench $60: 2 footATTRESSES , springs.
orthodontic exp. ne e· Real E1t•t• beach professional linn & time saving opportunity bou, 1'1en or v."Omen. Can boat $150. Old oak desk $25. water skis & rope $25.. frames, both $25: Flex·
&U-6443. ''Saleswoman'' needl' pleasant good look· for skilled . . . • • be sli&htly handicapped. REDECORATE •. Hotadlold Port. sewirw machine, slant 2-10 spd bikes $15. ~ aloungeT like new, S12. PACKAGERS Sales opening fur a broker in& •receptionist eecretary KEYPUNCH Neat • Clean Appearance. of stuU, refrig, chairs, new needle almost new $40. TV game S50 548-1290. 49'2-.3918
Irvine Pharmaceutical Mfgr or fll80ciate. Residential w/heavy stat. t)'pine ~.'. SECRETARIES Vbl., retired. Age 25 to 70. couch, coUee ta bl ea, Grund!& majestic PAYJNG $3.20 per.,..,,.,. Sl. STRAWBERRY p l ants,
needs i-,ekagen for their resale. Relaxed atmosphere, salary to $650 mo, 64()..:....-. Who want dignified Ir Supplement your income. Spanish. desk. pme Chi l radio/stereo $150. 847-1746. .1964 or early 'iii "dOiian, everbea.ring Sequoias, 10 iJr
'P r oduction department, profeaklnal approac h. SECRET ARY stimuJatitig: long or short Drive a cab 6 hrl or more a 4 ch.ain, new Webster Bar-QIRYS. 313' Heads, recen1;:r ~· dimes $4.10 ~ n. Planter mulch, 2',i m open.le aome paekagin& Prtv 1 ,.,__ Best bon · r day. Apply in tiel'90h b-que, lamp tables le lam.pa, , __ ,....2202 ~ ••• -·· mach.lnes Ir: Pe: r form a e OJ.U<,.-=. us Profeuklnil career oppty term assignments -ew Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. 16th shop vac Mille, most like overhauJed SZi or otter. • ....-. .....,.. ,:f:::L-"~=•::•::.·.:-.::.:='-~~ I manual pa.~. Good plan! Call Al Blade, 545-St24 for R'!Cy w/JBM Exec & da)'s, couple weeks or few St .. Costa t.fesa. new, 54fr3642 ~ manifolds, S 12 . 50: BAI.BOA BAY CL u B BRAND new Davis Ous1e
fringe benefits &. a new SoulhC.o, Realtor1. shorthand exp. Some malh monlhs . )'OU decide! Now .... ~~ii.iiiiiii;.iiiiiiiiiiii•li:LIKEaaf'TiNEEW~~-s;;;;;~C!i'e l:!utrlbutor $5, fuel pump. memberab.tp for s a I e • n Tmnis racket with COWT,
tacillly to work in. Apply .. REAL ESTATE 11.ptltudc. Xlnt fringe bene-you can · · · · · \\'OM.EN Salem l'otaple bed. includes ~ -~~ $2; other stuff. ,r.1v~ party. 642-1802; 5 medium grip. used once.
In pertOl'I between 8 &: u SALESMl;N _ fits &_pleasant aJmosphere~ APP~ Y BY P.!"fONE -.lol> Opportunities ·head and footbo&rds,Jnune, ~ ..L $6. 846-1677 after 6 pm.
am. Anabolic, Inc. 1780'l Why not work ln the hotlt f For interview can M:rs . Call~ ilt Let us knOw New eompany moving to slats, lnnersprina: mattress. IJtG calcuJator, silver, Avon !"IREPU.CE, Black sJ'diih DALI Elchlng $6.i, Renoir .
Gillette, Irvine. , uee -Jluntln{ton Beactt • Price 547-75J9. what your skills are. No Irvine area needs K.P. oprs, J.'trst $95 takes. See at 755 bottles & Jey,·elry, wuher modern. mmplete, like ne"W, E1dtlng, STh. Bradbury, 011
Equal opportunity employer Fountain Valley, Let us *S.C'ys, Bookkeepers . need to come In pcMJOn8:Uh; Typists, rem. Packers & \V. 18th, Apt 60, Of. A: dryer, 1V, & much more. $95. Birch end table,· tradi· nso. Brandt Wat.ero>lot
PART TIME 8 e c r. et a r y train you. Call Phil Mc-Have 100 many to list unt1l "'e llavl! thl! 'just ng t Assemb~~. Call for more 642--6840. loon Sparrow Ave, FV, tlonal S42. 642-9083 _S350=·~·c.""~~••~Y~· ~535-5.195~"-=~--t
wanted. To work for a Namee, VJLL.\GE REAL Liz Relnder's Ageney ~~~ rr~E AT TE(o.fPO.. Information, DECORATOR SALE-Sofa, ~l6.lli WASl-lER & dryer S55: 3 RARE. impressive chess set,
dynamic young real estate ESTATE, 963-4567. 4020 Birch St.,Suile 104 Tempo y.,,,por•ry Help Office Overload end tables, cocktatt-tables, GARAGE Sale: Camp. Gear, aets twin hox springs &: y,•/especlally ntade playing
Investment firm, I01?11:ted in RECEPTIONIST Newpcrt ee·ach 8 3 3 -819 0 557-0061 game table & chairs, chest fumlt., lamps. Mar 2&3, mattre11Ses s59' All good table. Pieces over a foot
Irvine. Ple.ue contact Suzie, A front oUiee position re-Dial A Job 83J..0855 3723 Birch St N.B. of. drawers, night stand, 9&:10.. 10051 ·El Capitan L'Ond. 496-S9J9 · tsll. 6-10-0576 Mike m.2349 quiring neat & attractive No Ch•rge To You TEST TECHNICIANS ' misc. lamp!. Sat ~S9 Drive H.B. 962-oo7S.. ~ Horw Air Compre:ssor, TRAP.JPOLINE, 6' x 12'. Ex·
PART time 11.taintenaree appearance, good telephone Establbdll!<l I965 Orange Co. compe.ny needs WOMEN, p/Ume, photo lab to 3, UOl D Victoria. t. FURN IT l! RE, atereo, $60, 815 Sonora Rd, Costa cellent conct Hu ·cover &
Man for Apt romplex, Se.I ~ty for busy phones, ~~------~ electronl<T test, technicians. work. Will train. S1x>rt hrs C.M. Call 643.-9187 carpets, akil, boots, V\V Mesa ~1692 accident protecUon paper
& &mday 9 am till 5 pm. typuig for N.B. buUder S=AR~~:::'7! r~ Indlv. mllll have good eJeo. during day. Laursen Color 8 FT. Cold velvet filOfa. ~He mi&c. 16371 Umerhlll rhe f.'stest dra~ In the \Vest. _,sm"-".='6"'"'=2468~c,· ~~=~·I
MS-2726 ~~. r "-~~N~!;.'f ~ oUlce. %c time, experience trorUcs badcg:round &: recem ;Laiii;bii'iil&Uiiioi"''Oi;ynol'"""'iio' lrvlneii;i;, iiii'•I matching Green v e Ive t FURNITURE • ~-of .• , .a DaUy Pilot Cl2.sll.fied CLASS SELLS -642-5678 PART tl:me no exper, M/F, ......... -·...... desire, must be good typist, exper. working_ w/ ~tal chain, ( 1 rocker ), rofiee ., ....,.,.
eves, Sat A 1'f Inside, Ideal 39:X>. e.mphuis on sJmple book· & logle circuits. Pocition WORK t_-:_.rid tau;bles, ~ beaLikd· JlO(ldies. 463 Elmhurst Lane,
fo r •tu dent•· RECEPTIONIST. req "s test!.n c & uucuu, o oe u ..... , e <'.:bs-taM~.Sat&Sun.
636-8995189)..2258 • beautiful modern offtet! In ==n ~~c~='. troubleshooting of clrcult IN•PROCESS new, must eell. 979-0810 -HOUSEHOLD items, Iota of
PART time women earn xtn Fastmn Island. Must have Send reswne to P .O. Brue board a• s e m b 11 e • il INSPECTOR OVERSnIFFED ~ divan potted plants. Sat I: Sun.
SS demo in ~. F'ry·P'at good pOOne vot~ & good 7'1'5, Dana Point, CalU. 92629 ~~~:;:.I ·.mt~ & chair $00. ~ ~apl; 493 F1o..w, CM. 1714) 536-m> 12-4 O>llect. typUV skills. Selary to MiO. SECRETARY /EXEC. ~.wing~ETpoclCStiou. Jn.prott:Ss inspection or elec-~e ~lOn &: 'WOOi rog $80. GARAGE SALE. tots ol PDt· ~alLols ~I :: private club has lmmed. OD IC! tronlc assemblies. tnspeetJ 673-1645 tl!ry, ldng-Qze bed. Sa.f-&m.
TPEECRHSONNICNIANEL 2790 Harbor Blvd, CM openlrw' for s: lady 1858 So. Manchester nULC~-~~:...uielcctronlc HIDE-A-BED si,s ft. blue· UJO Paularlno, ENOSCM .......,.
•. vi/quick leam ability. _AB:lheim-P~s, P•.uit ....... u.i,.; t ~s print S75. 2 -piece aectiorm.I, ODDS 'N • ~.~ RENTAL AGENT Position Diversified pogl . Xlnt. Eq\,aal Oppor. Employer utilizing prints, spec1fica· gold brocade. f125. Both Bet 8 AM· 8 PM.
$672..$117 Per Mo. available. California Real salary & '1'0Wih potential. ttlonsn1r.:..:'!,mpbll.,ue&p~'°"""'1 n I• '•· custom quilted. Very good :528 Orange Ave. N. CM.
Estate License necessary, Typing 60, sh l!IO. lntervws TYPIST $600 ·.-·~ • cond 499-2549 Household Goods 814 For •n 1d In WorNn•1 World
QualltieaUons !h 90 w.p.m., Op......turtity with energetic, by appt1 545-1161. schematic dlagran1s. · · typing 60.w.p.m., 4 )Tl ofc ,....... Sub . FttPald.Keepu-pthetyplng WATER.BED-Extra thick
exper. desirable, J>uaonnel groy,.ing company. mit SECRETARY. General orfklt' fot' busy engineen. Mu.<il Call For '\BPI. ba,g,_ heater, liner. hand
Coll Miry Both 642·5671, ol. 330
1---·-i-ooe<"pe"'"·°''"'ie!Pful:--Applteatlo resu.me to---Llngo--Real. /emph.Mis· on ahlpplnt & be flextble-type-perrion 1.ndu11U1sl ReJnllons carveft--oa.k"-----fnmte_.,,_o·n
mwrt be submitted no Jaler Estale, 1110 Glenneyre, Invoicing. Must be rood w/good typing skills on pedestal .. $2.00 firm .. 6~14Cf>
METAL desk, chair, 4 drw.
Jil~ cab. _Sac._ wuber _..
dcyer, like new SUiQ. Conn
Organ Deluxe cap r Ice
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than 5 pm, Mon, March 4!h, l!!La"""""""'""'S."oc""h . .,-~,,..,!!!!~ I typist, shorthllnd pref. Cood IBM exec. Abo Fee Jobs. (714) 494-9401 t974 to the Fountain VaUey slarllng salary. PleMe ca.II Call Sally Hart, 546-Q65, DIN set $49.i Dinette set
School Dbitrict, No. 1 RN's S65 mo. pay differential Leather Gypsy tn Laguna CoMtal Penon.nel Agency, TELONIC SJ..15. 6d shag rug $50.
Lighthouse Lane, Fountain for advertised 3-ll, 11-7 Niguel for intl!r a.pjmt. 2790 Harbor Blvd, CM Holl)'WOOd bed S20. Assort
Valley, Ca!lf. An Equal shills. OR RN'S 7-3, 3-U; ,,;'o;~~· ,0163~·==,..,---= 3 MEN needed to """ace INDUSTRIES !um. ;i...,. """"'°
Oppor. Employer. peds ICU RN'S 3-U, ll·7. SECY/ANALYSTforsm.NB 3 men who wouldn't v.'Oric/ "'ROUGlIT Iron dining set, HAND made turq u oise
model, brand new. 499-19'25 /l '" eve.
Jow•l!l'. 115
Exp. only ore. work involves analyzing 1 _,cai::;:l ,;:675-51l;4c;:;.='=C.M~on7.:g.:12'="_ La9una Buch Maple chest, misc tables. jewelry includlng &qua.shes :.1b~ T&ec~:'1"':. MISSION 1~~°:m~oortt!'r!t~lsll0~ UNDERWRITER &Jual Oppor. Employer ~:1ta~~~bbq, ~~,;::.=ii70~':,.....~-~~--,l"'l"'BI --
Good benefils. Laursen COMMUNll'Y sales forecutlng. For appt. SUPERVISOR LG. goltl naugh. recllner, ---------1
Color Uh. 1641 Reynolds, HOSPn AL p~ call. 675-3553 Fee Paid. Due to retirement YOUNG Attrac Females for rocks & swivels. Xlnt cond. ov AL tube-whlte p 1 a 8 t 1 c
l.ii""""iiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... 127802 Puerta Rea1. Misskln I •S.c"'""""1 ""c""1r1<"""""""°°iii• I of~~ ma: ~rd b!turor ~~J, aales. ~~ 5.52"-'l'J63 eves or rolHJp shade 12' wide. po.
Printing Viejo. 49!'>-4«XI, 831-2300 Ap-ur ty to ~ n d ~ r w r I t er w/so~ ~642-3163=.-;;;:':;:;::,.;::::-=::-";;;:; I ply bet. 9 & 4. Xlnt benefits Stocks & bonds. Brokerage supervlslon exper. Salary to * Love.seat It sola. Never J>OOL Table, Slate top. Xlnt IMMEDIATE & Y.'Orlcing ·conditions, An e~ RYAN AGENCY S1JlJ mo. C8ll Ed Wolf. fJ!r1... used. Very gd. qual.~tom condition. WUI deliver. $400. ~
E q ua I o p po r t un i t y 54()..{i(fj6, Also -Fee Job&. V made. Usually hm. ;;>\JO' 7910. 8J3..-01.53 OPENING employer. !79.'I Newport, C.M • .........,. """"'1'momtt-c El\BED .......,. new, -j:s~A(l1~..,~s~Rep~,,,..~~n"'~"""~=1;~1~-Bea;~dt;:;1t:·;8~· ~"'~:1-;11;f!"""~~H~"'~""';;~m~vd~. gCM~~ 1 mo 01d. x1nt cond. 1125'. Frid. washer. coppertone, ~==;1~ ;,~pf:r~?.~ FANTASTIC Help W1nted, M&F 710 Help Wanted, M&F 710 Antiques IOO or offer. 548-CT14 other items. M&-6,';90
Black and y,•hlte line ""Ork ATMOSPHERE ---------lwALNd UT 0:eskat60x2lf ,hgood ~CO Bar-B-Que, used once
only. No color process. TI~lE LIFE BOJKS is now FOR Sale, Gustav Becker con Ilion, 1de or ome, ...,.
hiring six people to \\-'Orie Grandfather Clock. Original '50, 557-8601. ~»11
•Day shift
• Fringe Benefits
Martec
Reproductions,
Inc.
Jn our ,.. •• '"""""al ol-. s J an Cap1'strano CondHlon •nd In perfoctlc'"o'°FF"'E"'E~IA"'b"°Jo~.,,..,7.,,-, "'11""" "•nN=1""1'°rid:;:g::-,-c,n=-=good=-=.--.. = .. =-.1 fice. Perm part time &: full an u
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v.'Orklng order. It Is a lovely thick glass Antique metal Bicycle built for tv."O • t'or
avail. start at fJ.25 per d ark o a k c Io c k frame $250.' 494-5687. sale 962-8T.H
I 'th 1 d approximately seven feet ==.,.-~-~~.,.--ir WI roon1 or a • di tall with ornate 1 0 c • T\\rtN bed & matt & frame. USED conipact. automatic, I F-pe---• 1-On March 11th, 1~4 our 22 year old me um cond vancemen · "' •"Mn>a-1 ... r11 weights and face. For tho~ Gd cond. !~ea.sonable. P.1ust water softener. Good ,
tervlew, Call Don 833-lmS. sized e lectronics company will move in to who know the value of this Sell. ~ $100. 968-2819 ·
SALES REP our brand n ew facility in San Juan Capis· ciock the price Js t1. sieal r..·"r"AH=oc,.-. "'Dlnl=no=:-rm-:-,..:::-.-:w::-;/ HOUSE tun of furniture &:
1577 Placentia Ave.
Ney,·port Beach, Calif.
fTI4J 645-1141
N•tlonal Advertising trano. at SITJ0.00. To see, call Breakfront.· 6 chain, Good k>ts of misc. Items., 1022
Agencf f 64Z-1.0W. rond. ms. ~ \V. Wilson, C.M.
R.El.DCATED IN While many of our employees rom our GLASS Sale 1r show. 40 CHOCOLATE Brown ecn. ~!ULTILrrn 1250 -Rebuilt.
A.I.C. IRVINE present facility in Pasadena will be moving de.alers, ea m b r kl c e, temporary 7%' couch, $75. Ulre brand new. mso. Call An equal opport\Ulit)'
employer SttkJ a i 1 re s s i v • con-wi th us, we will have the following open· Fostora, De pre 1 11 Io n , &t&-7505 S.S.2590 alt. 6 p.m.
temP<r&?Y F/1.f to take ings : Heisey, more! Q:)gmfc Age --.M;:ov1=0::-:.1:-::um=-c.1:::0::-. -:.ai:;:-e-CARP"""' , -·-~ Installation
PUBLIC RELATIONS over & head acooun~ dept. Lodge, 1TI7 s. Harbor Bl\'d, m .. eo~ CM. Rt~ ~'or'tnine. Cali
Agency seeks assistants. Call Dottie Lesbel'I or Ed An ah e i m, { N: e x t ~2840 Dean. SC.nm
strong wn1me skills a Seydoox. 5fi6..6CXXI. * Draftsmen 10 Disneyland) s.t lD-9. 1 .,...,.,-~""='----:::-: ,,--,,,_...,.--·---=,1 must. Background ln l!'Jbllc Don't gtw up the lhlpl . SuOOay 12-6; tree parking.,An._t_iq...,uo""-1 __ ,__ __ 10t __ An_t_iq"-------:::IOt:=-I
- -"'rel~r:-sencr-r'Ht!me a SiO~thtltg you~ -admiulo The •
• wrltine ........ to P.O. "'" Class;J'oed .... do it * Electronic Technicians _.,w~/lhb~ad~===~ I "°" 2298 N.B. ••ll · call NOW 642-5618. NEW lo EXCITING
H11p w.n1od, M&F 110 Holp won!od, 111 & F 110 * Transducer Assemblers tt:~;~ An~\'."' t~f:"1'33
PART-TIME
J>o you have experience in precision ~
sem bly of electronic devices?
Would you be Interested ln working hall
days, 20 hours per week, either morftings or afternoons?
U so, ple~se drop us • short note telllng
us how much & what kind of exJ*lence
you hive -and whether you would prefer
morning or afternoon schedules.
We are a mulU·mllllon dollar, naUonally
known electronics corporation Jocaled ~
So. Orange 'County. We offer excellent
working conditions & benefits, & salartes
up to $3.50 per hour.
All replies will be held-In slTiclest con·
fldence.
Write Classified Ad #48
C.f 0 Dally l'llot
P.O. lox 1560,
Costa Mesa, Ca 92626
3111 St, Cannery ViilRi'(',
* Call'brators 4 N.8 . Also f ea I u r in & Michell•'• Cu"om SMru.
A nt. Clerk ANTIQUE 1890 ti pr I 1 h t * ccou mg s plono, .., .. ,, r<tw.hed •
orig. &tool w/&18..SI cutenJ * Secretaries ~H""". ·~··1 1
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LAGUNA Beaeh Museum of * Test Technicians ~arc-::'~~r. '=· t.9~~;
Fri Ir Sat, 12-6 PM Sun. * Order Takers :m oJtt "'· ANTIQUES-Hall trftl, Ice
* . Elec._llC. Assam· ....., .... ice _, • m1 ... U U 111111 ~ otben. 1101 D vtctorta SL '
CM. Call 60-8187
* r..i.. litenlllre Cieri ANT IQ UE db l bed ~IA w/matcbfne ~ ttru. * Machinist ~alnut Ratber untmtal.
Interested applicants are urged to call for
interview appointments at our San J uan
C..pistrono.Employment Of!lce.
ENDEVCO
49&.8779 493-9181
An E<lual Opportunity Employtr
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AppH•-
Roni Wuhon/ Dr,.,.
$2. Wk. F\J.11 matnt. .... ~ ..
FR.ICIDAJRE Elect drytr
like nu SGS. _,
ANTIQUE AUCTION
' DATI: Monllay Nlh. Mlirch 4th, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: Ot•M Het9I In tM C"9tel 1411t-
.,..... ( ... He,._. IMI .. Afte ..
. ......., C:.IH.) I-Molo
"'totoD._.,. .... ,
\Ve have been commialoned to liquidate stock
from Mi tchells Antique c.llery locakd In the
La Cienega District of_ Bew:rly HlllL An ex-
·quisite &election of high quaJlb' antiques
~hicb have bee:n =:etely ~hed and
restored to mint Uon. Man>' bet.uW\al hand .,.,,, .........
It ls to yQu.r aMntap tbat 10\I collectors.
tndJVfd:l.m.ls. dtcorah:n and deaJm do not
ml.a: this. aaleo, u antiques ot thta condlUon
and quality a.re 119t very af'ten available to buy at auctlona.
OllAlogues llsUng 8ch ittm will be diatrlbutied
ed on Ale nite.
All purchaget mu~t be paid for and removed
rmm premi8ts on nl1h.t of sale.
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WUT COAST~ COMPMIY
,. , .. .._(n4) , .... ,,
LUXURIATE in tbe bod,y.
llOft ft"eling ot easy shou1i!e~
above R gent.I)' ~·rapped rbiq;:·
onal line. Dress, pan!suit -
both are great fur Sprlni;::!
Printed Pa11en1 9JL9: Mis-
ses' Slit:es 8, 10, 12, 1-1, 16, 1' ..
Size 12 (bust 34) lakes 2~
yards 00.lnch.
MVD'n'·Pl'f'& a:NTS
.tar each pattftn -add Z
cents for each pattern for
Air Mall and Specla1 -Uno: .......... thlnk:tsu
drJJwry will .. ..... ..a or lnOft. Send to
-Mutln,lbeDAILY
PILOT, <Cl. Palttnt Daot-. 232 West 18th Sl.. New
Yorlc. N.\ 1011.l. P r int
N'AJB. ADDa:M with
SIP• 1aE .na ll1!U!: --. SEE MORE Quick Fuhlom and cho<Mle one
5m1 tree trom -out" -Summ~r Catalog, All
Onl)' :soc.
INST ANT SEWING BOOK
.., bla,y, wnr tomorrow.
11.
llm'ANT r A.SJ! 10 llOOk -11\tndr<do • f ---"· S)c. _ ... _ .. ......,.
II -pafliml. llOc.
Surprise lJOmeOOe near and
dear with this easy afghan.
New, quickie af&han! ero.
«:het kM>ps O\lt'T cardboard or
ruler In .k?lot' bendl for
broom!!tlck bh~ I l'auty. u~
bullcy yam for cozy wamilJ\.
Pattern 723$: dlref11ons.
SEVENTY·flnE CE?ftt , ror each pa Item -add 25
cents for each pattern fot
Air Mall and Special ~
dUng: otherwilc Udrd-claa
deliwt'y will take tbfte
weeks or mire. Send to
Alice Brooks. the DAIL PILOT, l!IS, N-I
Dept., Box 163, Oki a.a.el
Statton, New Yorl(. N.Y.
10011. Prtnt N-, •FF I ,
llp. Pataea N..-. ,
NEEl1L~ "" Qocbet, lmtt, ~-Fret -50c. ...............
Buie, ....,. -.. ~ fen.. Sl.00.
IMtaat ()ettflld .... -Ullm b)' pkmlrell Pt.t·
tmti. n.oo.
()Do ..... le ...... OHt
-mora than 100 clfta -
s1.oo. I .,.,.,,.. .. ---$1.00.
)4 Jlftf ....... IOI:.
a.otolUPTW ...........
llOc. --•-lAlootlcm. llOe--.-.........
KEEi! 'OI&. BO'.ll'O)lf OF ROUND WASTE BASEKTS
clean b7 placlDIJ a peper
plate Ill lhe bottom of the
buket. 1'lm tcSle llema into
CUh wtth a O.Uy Pilot
Clauffled Ad. Mi2..56'11. ~1 .......................... ..
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• Mew I: Ulled. Great selection.
; (bmpetitive prict's. Open
• Evet. ~ SUnday1, The best i '-deals are always at:
: • Wallichs Music City
: South c.o.tt Plua 540-2830
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NEWPORT
IMPORTS
THE ALL NEW
DATSUN 710
IS HERE.
WE FORTUNATEL Y
HAVE THEM
IN STOCK FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
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SEE T~E ALL NEW
. RX4
~ E. }'int St,, Sanla A: .a
5.58-1871
'71 MAZDA
2 Dr. Cpr, BJ.oe, (771D$.\1 )
$1495
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AtmlORIZED
SALES I SERVJCE
Jim Slemons
D J.'l
970
,TOYOTA
ONE YEAR
WARRANTY
'I3 TOYOTA
CORONA SEDANS
S.-.rni<. .,....-,.--
fron1 nil rquippOO with 11.uto-
matk·. fa :t "')' atr t.'Ond,
radio, t'lt'. All ir!t't<c:f below
lhft ('(Ill! ol 111 ~· 1974.
Sfo:F. 'M1t'.'.\I NO\\" ... DRIVE
ONE •.. Ht''\' ONE ~ .•
Bill MAXEY
TOYOTA
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1(1 '.,,j"\(,jll\ "~ \l11
'71 TOYOTA MK II
HARDTOP
0..ly 31,982 mllHI
f'ri'll!I blllt" w11h 1'0lor kr~d
b1.<t1·k 1·iv1h Ull1·rior Fn1•-
lory 11ir row!, but'kl'! S••al~.
,\.\! ~-:\I t>tdlo , Uf'"'' \\'hilt>
\.\'llll~. <'It'. 'fh1Jv u fuK' co1n-
hirmtion of Qllaill)' and ~'<'On
omy. (9'liDS\ll.
$1395
• NAlfRS CAOIUAC 2600--.
Colla Meta 540·0100
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'74 TOYOTA
Best Deal Anywhertl
LEASE OR TRADE
All Model1I
DEAN LEWIS
1m1 Beech Bl.142-4415
HUNTINGTON BEACH
'73 vw
Only 612'1 mi!M Like nevi·.
Powder blut' with lllk Inter·
'°'· Fantastic Savings
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3Ul0 \\'. Coast 11..-.·y .• N.U.
~2·9405
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1 Mi a-'""' . Ni Xiii; UMll HO 1iiiW. u. ..... lllool
' VOLKSWAGEN ""CIC -CADIUAC CHIYIOLIT CONllNINTAL ' UNCOLN '-rl.n.iounf
'69 , __ Gllla 72 9UICI< SKYLARK --w-•n.--1-: .. -A:. T::-U::S:-7 'lt..~~~ 1973 --:-==::::-:::1-.--a·rw " I _, ................. ..,. CUSTQM -H. T. ~--~--LINC'"'\N~ .... w .~ AT ll bol*-tan ""'" ~,-~On1,.,,1•~1-~ I ·--=== -~ ~ --and --·-· -.. 1---t'iiilif'i;;. ~~--.,~~,. "'1•1 -·· '' WWJMWf l=IJ'ftiWMI ~hot'*' tlEiiil. AtitO. CONTINIHTAL · Chrysler/~ '5r~~ "'~=~v .. ~~= ~=:="!'~~,._~...=: ~,\i:~ ~/~74 °"'"~~~~.I
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IMPORTS
3100 W. a.at 11'2,:, N.B.
"1-M05
And matchlnt vlll)'l lnt•n... '13 ELDORADO t04Sll>ltl VI, autoruttc, rodlo, 11eoi.r; ~ Ii,.."" 1~'1 I ..,. .,..,. -am/Im IN• 2 DOOR DUST!R 546-1 t34 '
.,.ull power, ~Jory _.air ""' 1 poftr ateerinc. power ft1-power~IJ. (~ rad. w/lf1tft0 tape. WW • ;:.JtAlDlQf_ Serial Ho. Vl.SCfG 1'190jJ(i __ l' :it: .:fil .. ~~~~ ·'72 CAD113~,D :r~----:.:.....~f 1111215.~<+luiiOiiASOn.Uooom -i:;,;=~ v automa -, , $2595 p(j~C ·
W•tnvt1r......-... 1mttca1 ---1 ~ • . -:. .... ~~&:;~~Ji: ~---Blvd., ......... , aw-~' .~. ~1!; "'HUGI! SEll!'CTfON--. ~ IM~. (8510ZK) • •nCAD.SED .. DE.Y. Clm. --1221W.CGu!Hwy,N.B. -·wl!ltelldewa!J-. 'MJ>llUERS '68 J'O!<l'IAC Sta. w,_ '2"' · t!i!2EAD) · ' ' $1 HS · eh-coodltlonlnc, viii)'! top. Giant ,._, 1 <qulollOd with automadc, • · n1't , ·tA MA YERICK OOIEOHI. • ..., .. IMJI. tacto.,, .., cond.. ..,....
"AID FOR OP. MOT. wru. •n T·BIRD (3()1EXV) Open Dally. SW!. IOPM $2295 . . Open Da!Jyl SWI. 'Iii IOPM '<!. ........ -... brake•. < '' .._ 29'l9 H-Blvd., '10 ~·~·CK I ~ ,19!1.llarl>or Blvd mlo, heater, etc. v..,
WILL BUY YOUR
GAS SAVER
PA'lTOPDO!LAR.CALL • ..,... <>+ota.M... ~oyl'ollllock -·-~ .. -.OpmDally4&m.~10PM ·o.oa-~' ,--01$I'il<25. P•lce
)CENT ALLEN."°"""· '70 CAD. SEO. DE v. 546-1934 0..ly 25,205 mlfesl =· --lharp, 29'l9 H•n1or'lllvd., 546-1934 ...,_ to $S'l5. EXcollent VOLVO «978XOl • Excllln&' Roman Rad........, Colla -• , • and sate family and ut1111y 1-----...,...-iiiiiCK"IO -""""" $2'tt BY<>W,NERl""6. 1lnllb with black vtnyt .. '72 MAVERICK Ortr, V... 546-1934 .,.,., J-4 Son, '6a •74 ·YOLYO ><Ir' cpe. fact. air, 5()()1) "IOCAD. SED. DEV.: 11811 Qieyy Impala; ...,, . ....,.. Economical 350 cu. RAH. ..... PIS. 14.000 . llvbor, Col!A' Meaa. mioa.....,..trffi>ltenr. t411AFVI C'Jcond.newbead ... IA.Vl.wtthau .... ttcu....a., mUea.1Gp38.smt. ,!mPLY~ 19n ..,..Miii "4tHBI. \ •
Wa:t below -. Nwpt. $25't ~~ •• .':::":"'/I'. ladmyall-cond.,lull....,., '10 MAVERIOC. iii-., CuSTOM SUIUlltlAN CBfl• S••llan '68 PONT. T-PS/PB, S..t Dool Anywho rel
LEASE OR BUY
All Modol1I
DEAN LEWIS
VOLVO
Bch. -· '70 ELDORADO (243AilYl call aft 1 t!44-161J 1'1111 lilt wheel. AM/FM ndlo. -~. S Seal StalJoa W-S Seal StalJoa W • AMJFM, AJC, l9lfO. '70 BUIO< -te w ... R/ll ,,.,, New n • Tbla' -beautf will win GI dd. VI-4110dd, VI--· i133-1M
PIS .... trans, lac air. '70 CAD81.2>~, • =·( CAMINO ~ .. -slabL MIRCUIY , ~...:::--.,........,. ,..,.._,..... '68 GTO. P/S.P/B. Air.
I"' than 411,000 m11eo. $1695. t ~ ,. · _. -Diie .....i --RJIL V1DY1 tap. Auto. (l64BLR) N.._ Be<cb $21t9 V~, ,Auto.,,..,,,, Radio, ~ '11 OOOOAll· XIU Ah' O>od!Uoner _,. -D11C F1U!1 """'-!l63-650T ' I •
Dlr. Call 833--9300 '7001.DSTORONADO '~~ ~ 1:f; '111ISevi&Wf!'....,,Sl:EAM'Rldio AlrCooditkmer 1966 PONTIAC LeMan•
BUICK '10 ruv1era. air, tu1l (S38CJM) ~ . • (518' ory and drive tt ... ~ EkctrorlJc lpiHon AM Radio -1oob iood. runs good must
power, AM/FM S.track Slltt Cobd, ), Its pertormance •M14Chkr·Gtten Vln)'ISplitSeats ttllS350.oroUer6t8-S702
$1850. Pvt Pty. fm.3595 '89 MARR lJI (XEX1'f5) bandliftl e Xcel 1 e D c e. Uemse • 2i5mJ' Electruoic lpltlon 73 GRAN AM
1966 HArho,. C.M. 646-9'03 CADILLAC '" Economy -••lety. · Sl,695.UI Cdo• -O>eatnut Metallic 642-39!0 ~ 61l).%149
'6l 1228 Wgn. Stick. A/c, -'&&CAD. $Eo. DEV. ~ ~aa::-:c See at DAILY PILOT lJceme 263EOJ
to le ml. tine oond. '73 COUPE DE VILLE (WQE633) power ot-pawtt Empl.,... p-Lot. $1695 RAMBLER
644-Q-19 bef. 1 or aft 5pm Onfy 11 ,129 milesl $1399 13600.ach Bl., Westminsttr brakes. factory &Jr con-~~.~ See at DAILY Pll.O'r Em· ----------1
eves. . Shadow Taupe w:lth matching ~ 636-2500 dltionbw, Ludau -~ _o 'P Greenman ' ploye Parkin&: I.at Monday '63 RAMBLER. 2 dr Mhd
26 MUea Per Gal vinyl top and color keyed CHRYSLER '69 OORVETI'E air, pl•, (701.E0J), -~e l'J'iQe: ~. -. thru_Frlday.4All: t»l\d., low ml. O!ir~ lady ·1 ~~£,,2~~s!:l~ri -~F~~~·1~r~t:· .;--A. TL-AS . --~~~l ~._Jet ~%~ ~AttAS -ukfor.A-""'TL.oA...,,,,,S an._ owner,c:.'Bi~~-i--
·~~"""""'-7-7:-=-:,,.· •I condltloninl, tilt wheel, AM/ · · DODGE '62 Votw. Body damaged. f FM stereo multiplex, power ' . NOT A GAS GUZZLER '1.l Chrytler/Plymovth ,69 THUNDERBIRD
Many good parto. 175· door locks. Sold new and ?2 CADILLAC • Chryalor/Pl.,.._ih 32Mon.ooot'"°mt' ~~ ·~ ~ '72 .PLY. MO.lnH Chryalor/Plymouth Excep.-Uy clean, lux'
66-0291 548-<>226 -by ••. (958GWW). ~· ~ UI . 2 . xin· ~···•ND NEW '74 ,68 DODGE -9 .... ~---'68 PLYMO'"'H -equipped with ll!ll •n VOi. vo 144E $54t9 .... -v e, Dr. ' r-: """ ~?'147~ ·n MARQUJS .. .BROUGHAM DUSTEI u • power, ""°"' · .... cond.,
• ._,, a1r. SAVE :/;... ~ ~ ~ CHRYSLER FALCON <PE VI, a.-at1c, ....,... ,.,...., •. YIP.' etc. 11as had ,.. boot a1
831-:ID40 °''· a/oonl. .aJmate -. NEWPORT ' n~·~· 'TE ~ -...... -...... va, automatic, -beat .. , catt. .... ....... $LSl5. . •utos UMCI stereo nd. w/ ~. I ·WQ . , ~u,,__ ~ br1akea, white iddt wall tires, pt:wtt atemng 'white alde Jobnaon A Son, ·IJJmn
"' ' ·l"!I' lei.ta. WW .ell 2. oixr. Automatic tnuwmt. '62 Fakoa Wq. all or part at • nduoed Jlioe. Thll air oonditionlitg, CUltmm U • wall ' Mercury, ~ Harbor I AMC $1700. O>nlact ""'°""" -. radio, ,,..,.,, power •• -. "'" ......,..., ~ ~.tlti-~ t.rior anc1 1nterior, viii)'! ""'· .., """"-· Colla ,,._ 540-!il:ll.
-· -..... ,_., -·m etc. Call anytime 5l»2!M full po•••". lacbT m, Lu> -mouldJnaa. (2961Xlff). -top.$~), '61 T·BIRD. Well malnta1ned !
'71 AMC GREMLIN '68 CADILLAC SEDAN .DE BalllN Bay Club ~ wiilte mdewall 'FIREBIRD dau -. etc;· Ul8CXVl. • $22f5 ~ ~n.. ~~.l"!'f'48 ~ :
VILLE Luxuriomly equi~ 1221W.'c.outHwy,NB tltts,vinyllidemouldirws. $2215. Jotmon •LSon._l.ln: Dally6'Sun ... !tll10PM .... ~·.........yl:Sun.'tillOPM ;;;kend. -~-~:'!· 1 B~J =· ~.,:1~~ ped with w:l.:r-cond, Serial No. Q.23.T4Cl31477. FIREBIRD 'S7 I ~ 3 epd min , m& Barbor, 292$ Harbor Blvd., 29'l9 Harbor-Blvd., ..
cytlndff, automaUc trans., .!'!l, ...... maintau..d ":./ CAMARCL. --. $39'5---......... ..,,Git~-: °""'-.M..... . Colla--• 54'-1934 TORONADO ' ..
radlo, healeJ', WSW tlmt, IZLK!l6'7l. 11175. Taite· ad-U SEU. Open Dan,. & SUn. 'tll 10 PM 492-?244 alt • · MUST ANG 546-1934 ~f.:'r"' 30,1177 m11 .. , 1312-~"fi..,,,,,~:'~ ' '68M_CSTAMARO -~,:.... kFIREB.:l'. ~to,~'!': ..,, MllsrANG MAal' a FOR .... '73 "'--""> ~=o~ ~·Jseo&i $1000 batow Blue Book':
$1999 Hu.,.., Co•ta Me•, 546-1934 1t110ron... 60-8292 Cobra Je~ .,... "'"'1ne, 3. 2 tb' hant top. All fWi m11u, ~. air cim.~ ,,.,;.., 1:.,"J".,J 'lll:":W-i;:::,; '
540-5630. · -, -~-RS GOUPE~--· FORD trans.·""' end. 1+riba. s.ooo...mt.-i'rtv p1y, "-·....., b"""'· ·01tloti. -s349?c 1siDID·i.eioW I ' .. ·~ ... -~ '
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•n COUPE De VJIJ., lull a... Tu (UOIM "1111 blacl! ~.)MPll!.IAL ' tlmt, Owr $15U1. -644-<159. ndlo, hoaterEx landau top. Bll>e -) l.!l>1lry ,
d~Z1ml3lnt ~~ ~ quolle deluxe il'lterb' ... 321 .·Only 16,0:ll tTlll11I $1900. Call 4!JZ..'15'1T, wa. TROUSER POCKETS 1IPf'len economy and ~ party Lee Webb 54f..0093
pwr, A/C. ·nu -tlrea ; vtnyi top and matCfllrw tJJr.. LE BARON 4DR H.T. AT·LAS 11.noe December. ~APPLY IRON-ON TAPE TO. <•EXX). cellent ·economy Pnceti ~ ~
aya _.,.. evet O'JIJ-'W.W •• -v.a, factory"air, radio, ailto. Gumt ¥eJilllc finllh with 1969 MUS'l'ANG, VS. air_cond, trousers are new. Thia will $28'75, See and = ...... ·~~"!'"!'!!!~~I . ,70 AMC H '6' ELDORADO ..-....,,,... .. .......,...,..,<Olot' U,.O,vJ!71 top end Ch~Plymfuth P/S, PIB, auto. ......... ,~~~ ~=. ~".':iub .. : · VEGA • ornet , Only 35,813 mllHI' .,. ......,, ,....., ~. ·nwci11n(· ,..,,,.. h\terlot'. '68 C:CMI-. vinyl tDp. lowner ......... ~""" cioaet apace by O»la Meaa. 5*:5§30
Supe< Gu Sa.,,.., Rod, f.or the moot -tlnz ~"'!' .!_~• !!!,-;_ ~· llual ...... '"".'.!!!'.!...""al;• ~: · ,.,_ .. _ . stat1o""·J to appreciate. ~ 546'Sll3 ' "don't needa" with' Don't tdw ... ...· ahlpi •n VEGA OT ExoolJeni
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1(6mQE buyer. Palmetto Green '"JIN ........ •:--._.'!"; ... """'. I .• __ , . ~· ft aft. 5 p.m. • :a DaJ1y PUot ctu.ifled Ad. "Ult"l t In clMltfted Slilp cond sui S•tn. LoW
. s· 129· 5 ,_ lliilili Wltti Wtilte wide ...i .,... belt u.... -. , .,..,. multiplex, -W ·~.!!.11~"!'2: 6 q~-= .__UM:!. · te&on Reiali.t etHm. m1, ;;... o11':. 548-w
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t970 AMERICAN Mb tor a
Grefnl.ln; xlnt oobl. air.
$16'0.494-36(ll
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viii)'! top and Palmetto .,,.... ...... opare tire, etc. 1..--· ...., .-. agon ~ •• ---... 990 leather upbolltery Full pow-61,cm mL .•. 1 celvablt op&rl on th1a vs, automatic, radJo, heater, ~ ps, Jo • mi, sm: c "'°" Autos, UsM 990 Avtot, Uw:1 990 1
..... .....,. .... .:.... ... 111.. -PRICED BELOW ~;:;:,(9tl3GWY). ........ .. _. powe. 675-3'16< aft 5. '' , !. I
telescopic wheel, AM/FM BWEBOO. K AT ~~.~wall-· '68 MUST.ANO. m; liiii, I stereo multiplex, new Whl~ ' . ' · • a1r .._ ..... <ZIJIS.»>. &ood au. lo mik"I. · 1 1 , -.,, • •.
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EXTENSION 295; ChryalOrl Pltn-tfo V.S, Auto Trana. Radio. EzI OLDSMOllLl _ .I. CUSTOMER
-Chryalor/Plymouth E~ENIN65••9 PM · '69 'C""Ysu:R· ~[.-,. .... ~· A · · ' '6~ IUICI -72 CAD SEO. DEV. . l,.WEEK~ ·To.-&: C_,ry ·-~ '11 TOROKAOO VI. '
-ELECTRA 2'5-1 ~.lniln'tcond.lcml'• -9 J:1 r21 s · ltiii w -.~. ~~ ""': ·~ER VAU Ill.IV~ ---1-.,.-<1--r.4~0Q1 ,_ "'""' >!<aa. vl\'.f'4 -~ ' VI :,'!~a,; CllJOll ,· ri)"{~ _ ~~::n,-• Ar I 'I V DU 1-• .""'--. -i · ,VI.••~-~ .... ~~:"1'lrri ~..a:=·==·~~~ _µBt,W:e ~="?'~ ·1· 2 CHm~IMPALA ' .'$_,-.,.,:9. 9 '=.e:1~~~~ iiiMie:r~tact ~\ '68 .CAMARO ....... out ·~s1Q·;tffOrJ.m>. HmTORJNO,vti ...... = OA•••f ~-!T~P~.P~,...9'11~
I m condlttonlntr. white aide Balboa Boy C:lult ~· 321 AtllO. , Coov! , 0 • 38,000 mt1ea. llJ'll. tDJ. -.t. -
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0pen~!..."':"s;:1.l.'.0 PM '.ii.~ ~0 ~ '72 . CJIEVROID Nova 546-1934 f:!.~..!;;...~· .. ~~~CAU 11----~.,.'-""'--...,,.,."---·--------------
74 CENTURY. tnde '" -" down clean auto. bu auton>allt 4 tb' IW.!1op. -.,:;; ~ 74 PINTO WAGON 2lllO -81..s. ~s:;::._....,.20.<xxi :::.:'. . eo.ta Meoa wl>oleoale Blue Book.,. coupe. 'lbla -...i:.XLNT~ 1968 ~•.,-}' U"'Wl5llWlll 'OLDS 172 ....... GTW'AG....., $21499
~UXUS 4DR pymt on~ !_Joat or car. tnnan~. power-al steer--ere. good m.Ueqe, auto a:,.ta Mela .lh~ .... lmFWAI
· Dir., 536-5824 . in2, .......,...,. r ()(ID. bel.dlights 4 timer, apet!d 11---..;._.------------.-------1 On y 6,503 mllffl 19611 COUPE de vwe lull dlllool,,., etc. Drlw a car control; ale am/Im"""" '68 ows ~ ...,, CHEVY HOV•
i Harvest gold with exquisite AM/FM ;tereO ta that ls •trlkine in' •P:' vtty very dean; 1 owner: I 7 2 " $2 5 9 9
C.old tapestry interior. Fae-~'Rood cond.. vinyl J:. :rea.rarr~~ '1 eood transporation &: ~Y ' • • !C:!~·momaiic,~tttiWilq.
tory air condlt~, auto-~7368 Son · IJ.nroln Nemirr ..:SJ& car, call 8»-'1015 aft 6 or ~~nmi:mias~ ~~ •m CAD 4 ctr. full pov.-er Harbor Blvd., Co.ta.
1M~ wirerxts 172 CAMARO COUPE
wheel AJ.t~tadlo. WSW A·l cond. Must sacrifice, 54()..5600. -• '73 CHR~. ~·wagon, Y8.0110ll'Ofic.oows~cowerbrol:ei.oi-s2999
tires, 'etc~ Fantastlc1 value· pvt_pty, ~1157 '73 CORVETTE ~t& auperb ~· concf!Oirq....,..1ire\.NU./121Gft.Jl
on a fine family est. (~ '73 MARK IV, fUlly" loaded, V-8: Auto Trans, Motlnt ' . '70 TORINO ata. 'ft'Kll., R · -------------------------B
JF!i. lo ml, prlvate party. !6800· Sten!O, Power Steering, COMET · & H, ""· h'Y-duty "'°"" '71. PINTO. 4 apd, Run-a-17 I VEGA HATCHBACK $. I 7 9 9 ••'95 96:1-59il'l "Pr oos.:.orn · · win,--, EZI 0•·00, Fa"-tn1.n11. cooler. $1550. bout, 44.tm ml. Xlnt oood . ....., uuw• -... -846-3259 $1595. 644-4926. l\i.fOIT"Qtic,roclo,]l,376milM. '73 COUPE DEVIl.LE, vtn tory Alr Cond, Map, '1111 &. '73 COMET 2 DR fS24CXUl
root, 11tereo, all xtrM, lo Tele Steering Wheel (688-Cmnpany owned & main-'64 Galaxle, 2-dr. HT, Finn FORD 'Tl Pinto Runallout, ---------------..,..---------• I
ml. prlv ptf. $5850. -HRE). . • . • talned lilte new ,. ... $l9I cuh. Good tnmap. ""'· ~"/"~ m· PvL ply. • 7 I CORVmE STIHGRA v 9
lll)'daylltneBESTDAYto _,..... 8el'vlceaepLEqulppedwtth lj"·..,~·d!l.'iJ'b· R & ·73 R .bout x'1n·1 llOV•""'""'''·'·'""" $.42 9 !'Un an ad! Don't del~.. . __ --automat1c transmlUion, air • .. Ul\I , • Al./i lfM ip&Q,!11 ~1-EO!
Oaullied ada 1ell btg Hema, • cond, power .ltffring, mdio, ·n LTD· Brougbarn, vinyl Call 551...5859 .--":"'"-----------r ---------1
Pilot CILUIJlod. 642-6678. unall Item• or aey Item. " healer, <le. Oomb'labl•, top, AM·nl .._ Good 'Tl PINTO. MUST SELL. 17' 1· OPS.GT COUPE ' . $2499
A I N 9IO •ut. -9IO l$fe and econ om l ca I . cond, $1MXI., S86-65l9 X1nt cond. 3J mPL M>3SlJ 10ettd • ro6o. u 01, ew "" os, 13600 Beach Bl .• "·esbnlnat!;r <378HDE) $3715. J<Dw. /t. '70 MAVERlCX. air, auto, er MS-8ll2: • • ta,,..:~ .
_, • 636-MI s.n £b>oolJ> """"""· 2626 Jo mne.,. by....,.. $17!1S PLYMO'....., ---------------------------41 ~Jl'l.~.~ =· Colla M••· ....__ ' ' ' vin 172· ·POHJIACLEMAHSCPE. $2699
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tract1 Lik and '72 RANCHER() 500, Alr, ATLAS . Rolv ...... rodo.P.S..P.B~oircond..
eqUlp;:, .,:, ':."tomatic CONTINENTAL ~~ ~~\~,-· """"'"lXi'l . · ::;;"·a,.~.~·~'10 OONTINENTAL. 4 DR '10114AVERICK.aum'6',PS, Chry1lor/!'lymouth 173' QLDSCUTU$SCPE. $289. 9·
etc. (13!ETI'). Allldng pm LUXURIOUSLY -Rid!, 09,000 ml. A ciOM '71 PL:YMO'....., Vl.l...od<rid. +<.164-Jobneon A---Son llrlmn with :factory air ~ car, $1595. 64l-ai32 u1n BeiuifJ.f-MHX>I _
Mercmy, :1626 11vbor Colta ~ lull power, AM· iii1f FORD GALAXlE , -FUR:Y . IR 1----------------------.. Mesa. 549-¥1l. ' .J\! 1te'eO. Extra clean, see 2nd car SD) « belt ofr
'70 CHEV. Mooto Carlo, ms btt)' today (288ASH) 531-0142' . • 4. DOOR
Beaut. beige wldrk bm ~· JohMla I: Son 1Jn. 1971 TORINO Sta W smell 'U .&•......._,
roof, R/H, PIS Auto trans.. ooln Mercury, S26 Harbor, V-8, air, xlrl( ~ $1995. nlll'aUIVf'"
tac air. Uke New. -,,._ , Costa Mela. ~· -S.3895 VS. automatic. ndlo, beater,
(558 BF!) 'Ne..,,on Bel!ci> 13 TOWN Ullqie. l.Dadod, . LINCOLN ...... "'-· ..... ' Dir Ca11 833-9300 ' 2 Dr, Speed control. Air . bralDN. 'White ~ wall tires.
CHEV• . '70 MALIBU "dlx Oond, Specal Blue Pain~ all-. conditioning. (9211BSX),
' ·AM/FM wtth tape pl.ayer '611 Uncoln. Loaded. lt mpg $195 ;,~ .. ~:...'la'! :::.i. ~ ,originally iold far $9000'. ""'-°' .... ol!er. GOOd Open Dan,. 4 Bun. 'Iii 10 N
Pvt pty, caz.1U. 96M2i&1 -· ~~ onlJ' $$XII. prt. pt;y, oondltloa. f!M!G 2929 Harbor Blvd.; '
·n MONZE CARLO su ... ' '62 ' 'Un. Cont. xtnt body, Coeta Mesa
Mlh black .landau root. Dan,. -~ Qwllled Adi White leather Inter, ...,,. $46:. 1934
Trim radlall It 111!o1d to --good, $2!IO.lol!er • .....,.-, · ·
sell. Sat-30IO o". AiifOl;Jllow 910 ~-•. Nft' _ 9IO A-. lift 9IO
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'72 MALIBU. L oa de d I
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561-0667.
1967 MALIBU, •Ir, PIS.
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1695. or offer MMl'l!t·
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• SPECIAL PURCHASE 1973 * TON PICXUPS
Automotic trans.. VB (reg. gaa). Power steering. poMr brakes. AU ltlss than
21._000 miles. Hi rubl>er. Ford-G MC-Olevrolel's. EXAMPLE:
•73 CHEV. 'I'• TOH PICKUP $2899 'AllDn'Olic. V8. P.S.. P.8., •
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44 tn:l~lm:i ....... • 170 C .. V •/1 TOH PICK.UP , $1799 Vl Olk.-.:iiic. Good bl, . .a trn.d.
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•73 ILAW 4 WHHL HIVE $4199 = 11..S. ocdo. ._ *"· "'---bN.f'!l1 1~
CONNELL CHEVROLET
2121 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA 546-1200 • JllO F.I. CAllll'O 414. Id
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AMERICAN MOTORS
Friendly AMC/Jeep ·
151 1969 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
645-7770
Ward S. Lee •• Inc.
l234 S. Main St., Santa Ana
547-5826
Roy Carver Inc.
234 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
546-44-44
Crevier Motors
..
-~aw. lst St., Sa .. nta Ano
835-3171
Soddleback Volley Imports
28402 Marguerite Parkway
· ·Mission Viejo 495-4949
CADILLAC
Nabers CodiUac
2600 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa
540-9100
CHEVROLET
I Connell Chevrolet
~828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
• J46-1200
Dot Datsun
18835 Beach Blvd.,
Huntington Beach 842-7781
FO~D
Dunton Ford
-2240 So. Main St., Santo Ana i 546·7070
I Theodore Robins Ford
2060 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa
• 642-0010 = I .
I University Oldsmobile • m ! 2850 Harbor Bwd., Costa Mesa I 540-9640
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LINCOLN -MERCURY
Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury
· 16800 Beach Blvd.,.
Huntington-Beach
842-8844
Santo Ana Lincoln-Mercury
1301 No. Tustin, Santo Ano
547-0511 .
-Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
546-1200
OLDSMOBILE ,
University Oldsmobile
2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540-9640
Dave Ross Pontiac
'2480 Harbor Bl vd .• Costa Mesa
546-801 7
PORSCHE · AUDI
I Chick Iverson Porsche-Audi
445 E. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach 673-0900
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ROLLS -ROYCE
Roy Carver Inc.
234 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa 546-4444
TOYOTA
Dean Lewis Imports
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1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
6'46-9303
VOlf<SYt' AGEN
~Chick Iverson Volkswagen
445 E. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach
673-0900
VOLVO
Dean Lewis Imports
1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
646-9303
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-...__ SUNDAY. MARCH 3
ll:ocM 0 fa (l)dj NHL Hockey Chicago ·Blackhawks vs. Detroit
Red Wi~. 11:30 IJ (9 ) Ci) NBA Basketball Ne!# York at Boston.
1:000 111' ( The Superstars Final competition for the best all·
_ ...,-_auod..athlete -• --• -.. ----~~
2:00 ) CBS Sports Spectacular
3:00 American Sportsman
1 :3011~@) Worid Championship Tennis
3:30 BS Eye on Sports
(i}) CI> ABC's Wide Wortd of Sports Superf1ght # 2 between
Muhammed Ali and Joe Frazier.
5:00 r Ci)) CBS Eye on Sports 8:00 Amer1Qn Hone & Horseman
Pro Basketball Lakers vs. Warriors.
TUESDAY, MARCH 5
B:OOPM D @ Lakers Basketball lakers vs. Portland.
10:15 D Jerry West Show
' THURSDAY, MARCH 7
8:00PM m Boxln1 From the Olympic 9 Warriors Basketball Warriors vs. Milwaukee.
SATURDAY, MARCH 9
ll:OOAM a ID (i)@) NCAA Basketball Championship Doubleheader
12:00 I Ancel• Warm-Up 12:30 An1el1 Pre-Season Baseball Angels vs. Oakland A's.
~ (]) Doral Eastern Open Golf
3:00 C'reatest Sports Legends
3:30 Ci1J CI) Pro Bow1ers Tour $55,000 New Orleans Lions Club
i en. <
5:00 John Wooden Show
@(])ABC's Wide Worid of Sports Tournament of Thrills
Auto Crash Championships and NCAA Indoor Track & Field.
7:30 I U_SC/UCLA Basketball Season Hi&hlilh~ Boxln1 From the Olympic -~ -
8:30 9 Pac 8 Basketball UCLA Bruins vs. USC Trojans.
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COSTA MESA
642-8882
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Jose Fernr. famed for his stage and sc~en ~e"~~als or -~~ PJOvides'lbrVt>tt't "for 1 e role ·
in a new aaimated version of"Cyrano," the next present•·
tion in the acclaim~ series of .. ABC Af'terschool Specials."
Wednesday at 4:30PM. "We know that many young people
arc overly concerned with their physical appearance." Mr.
Vane said. "and WC think that ·c~rano nas ~mcthing
important to say to lhcm. His inner beauty. his love of lite
and his full-bodied devotion to his own ideals and emotions
made him widely admired, even though he was born physi·
cally ynattractivc. "This presentation stresses those ideals
and emotions; his commilment to love and politics and
adventure and all the exciting involvements of lire. We live
in a time too often marked by a .fack or commitment 10
anything: Cyrano's joy in upcriencing the natural stimula·
tions orhis own noble spirit can remind young people that
involvement is not only a right ... it's also great run."
MORNING
6:00 II (I) Su•rfM Semester
Olaftledit
QJlliilvtrsftJ M Ifie Mr--
6:30 11 Odpsey
O Not for Women Only
(j) D1ybrt1k
Ci) Educational features
@)Garner Ted Armstroni m Bullwinkle
7:00 11 <9 @ > 9 Hen
0@ (j)@) @C Today Show
(j) Cartoons
O Features
O Guner Ted Armstron1 m New Zoo Revue
EE Stock Eldl1n1e m Sesame $beet
7:30 (j) Jeff's Collie
ONews
O Piunne m Bup I His Buddies
ID Slip & Wooftr
EE World Business News
8:00 II (Qj Ci)) Clptlin llanproo
(j) Leave It to Bener
Ralph Story's AM
Sunup Mel Knoepp
Romper Room
lbe FUntstones
Stoel Eldl1nre
Bozo's 811 Top
: Hodrepodie lod&e
8:30 I Collere Credit Course 6 Oule & Harri~
• JKk LI Linne
'Yori l Friends
Manna
: Yo11 for Ht1tttl
9:00 I Ci)) The Joker's Wild 3 : Sesame S1rut
. @(lg) m Dln•h's Pl1ce
9:30
• The Gallery
6 Ben Casey
fe.tures
I Lon Lucy
Gumby
features
<9 Cl)lil) $10,000 Pyramid
iaJ ctJ ®J m Jeopardy Features
Movie: See Daytime Movies.
• News
Hazel
City Kids
10:00 I (j)) (j) , .... bit Movie: See Daytime Movies.
(I) ~ m Wizard of Odds
Run for Your Uft
The Momlnf Show
My Favorite M1rtl1n
Features
Cl) ,ubllc Aff1lrs
Stodl Eathllll'
700 Club
: Educatlonal Futvm
10:30 II (eij (I)) Cl) love of Uft OOCiJ@)i?;, Hollywood
Squires
m Dennis the MenKe
ID Ft1tures
@ 00 New Zoo RevYt
(D News/P1nM1m1 del Ville
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Ci) The f u&Jtive
mNews
, ID Gomer Pyle
@ Ci) The AM Affair m Electric Company
(f)Uars' Club
11:20 @@ Joe Baratta Ht11th Show
11:30 ! (Cij Ci))(]) Seard! for Tomor·
0 @ 00@) m Baffle
O Mffles: See Daytime Movies.
O @@ m Brady Bundi m lefs Rap
ID Petti~ Junction
EE World Business News
Et) Mister Roem' Neirhborllood
AFTERNOON
lZ:OO II Noontime
B Qj 00 m Three on A Matdl
00 Hazel
l@ij ~usword
~vie: See Daytime Movies.
Tennessee Tusedo
Futuru
Ci)) Ann Gutcher Show
12:30 ~(~Cl)) Cl) As the Wor1d Turna • @ @®)mo1ys of Our
L
I Trutll or Consequences
@@ al Spilt Second
features
Di11in1 for Dollar• BulhrinkJe
1:00 (~ (i)W,j The Guidln1 UfJlt · 9 (j) I @C The Dodots ~bin& ou Can Do
(11J CI) (E All My Clllldren
Dr. Joyce BroUlers
Phil Donahue Show
: Educational Pro1r1ms
1:30 I (~ Cl)) CU Edre ot Nlpt · 131 00 ®rm AnottMr wor1c1
6 Mike Dou(las Show
@ @ al lefs Make A Deal
• Features
Gallopin& Gourmet
2:00 11 (~Cl)) (j) New Price Is Rilht B 0 00@) m How to survive
A M1rri1J!.
I @ lV (E Newlywed Game
Movie: See Daytime MOY1es.
Futures/Ben Hunttr lntetviews
@ Movie: See Daytime Movies.
2:30 I <Cit {I)) Cl) Mitch C1me '74 . ~ Ci) a:g) m Somerset
NiwS
Ci7l (I) CiD Girt In My Life
Ftatures/itft Hunter
: Yoia for Health
3:00 II <IS Cl)) Tattletales Bert Convy
hosts. B Truth or Consequences
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IJ Hllhway Patrol
Ci) Popeye Cartoons
0 @ @ (E General Hospital
119) Movie: See Daytime Movies m Motllers-ln-llw
tDUJCenmart
Et) Day at Nlpt
alDram1
m Clne111 36
3:30 U Mffle: See Daytime Movies
0 Mike Doua:tas Show
IJ Ozzie l H1niet
CI> Superm1n
0 @ (I) al One Lile to Uve m @ Green Acres
ID Nanny l the Professor
@ 00 Movie: See Daytime Movies
Eil)Futurei
<Ci! ) Cartoons
4:00 O The Rifleman
(1) Dennis the Menace
0 @ Ci) (E love Amerie.11n Style
fJ F Troop m The Arin& Nun
ID Get Sm1rt
EE Natacha
@ Bever1y Hillbillies m Sesame Street
al Sube Pel1yo ..,._:..,.ot.
E!) Felix the Cat
4:)0 (3) Movie: See Daytime Movies: Ale Aftersdlool Spedal Wed
I fltJler Knows Best
@ I LO¥'e Lucy
News; ABC Afterschool Special
Wed. "Cyrano" Jose Ferrer, famed
for his stage and screen portray a Is
of Cyrano de Bergerac. provides the
voice for this all·new animated ver
sion of the classic
I Flipper
Bu1s & Hi1 Buddies
8attn1n
(I) Butch's Biel Alley/Bull-
wfnkk; ABC Afterschool Speclal
Wed . (®J @ ) Movie: See Daytime Mov
les.
(D Wild Wild Wnt
{i) Underdo&
5:00 · 60) News The Bl& Valley
I!) Gillipn's Island
I Dream of Jeannie
leave It to Be.ver
Bewitched
(I) Green Acres Cxcepl Wed
Azt11n Telethon Fri.
Simplemente Maria
Star Trek
: MlstM Roetr1' Nelpbofhood
· Dr1m1
• The Pionur1
• • Hu&&M Boy Entertlinment
Klmb1
5:30 (i)@(DD(i)(E News
6 rtship of Eddie's father
• Bevtr1y Hillbillies
Dennis the Menace
I Drum of Jeannie
: Tiie Electric Company
• Don Wilson'• Town Talk
Three Stoocu
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Voice of Calvary
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Oral Roberts
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dv) '43-Rlchard Dix, J1n1 Wyatt.
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0 Cllu~h With A Vision
(j) Movie: ''Secret of Con~ct Lah"
(dra) '51-Gene Tierney, Zachary Scott. •
I ~ (]) al H. R. Putnstuf
fliis Wttll In the NBA
Movie: ''Hell's Kitchen" (dra)
'39 -. Ronald Rea11n, Dead End
Kids.
~Cllun:h in the Home
Flnt Baptist Clturch
({)) B1lle(s Comets
11:30 I) <a (j)) (j) NIA Buketb1ll
New YOfk al &ston. 0 cm 00 m Mike A Wlsll O Movie: "llle TIRh" (dra) '50-
Cilbert Roland, P1ulette Goddard.
AFTERNOON
. @ m Directions 12:00 I"'' Writtn Your~mment Tpday
Su11dey Celebration ---.-
12:30 i hctsetten • 6 n.e Rifleman
@ CD m Issues & Answers
News
· Pubfk Service -
1:00 I Jimmy Dun Show Cetebrity Bowlin&
@(]) m The Supentln final
competition in this 5·part series, as
twelve finalists compete In events
other than those in which they par·
ticipate professionally. O Movie: (C) "Who's Mindin& the
Mint?" (com) '67 -Jim Hulton.
Dorothy Provine.
I Dakt.lri
Hert C.me the Irides
ReYival Fires
1:30DOOO®'J mwortd Cham·
pionship Tennis Live coveraee of
;mal.c~~rom San Diego, Cal
Roller Games ,
Billy J. Hucis
2:00 8 (Qj Ci)) C8S Sports Spedacu·
lar 0 Movie: "My Blood R11ns Cold"
(dra) '65 -Troy Donahue, Joey
Heatherton.
i Alr Power
Outer Umits
Movlt: "M• • Pa Kettfe 1t the
faif' (com) '52 -Marjorie Main,
Percy Kilbride.
2:30 I Sb19 Six Action Tht1tr•
Fires of rvaneellslll
: Crelt Dtclsion1
3:00 0 @ (3) §'> Alllltrican Sportslft1n ~reek 1ishln1" Jonathan Winters
and Emest Bor1nJn1 10 flshlna for
40·50 pound Cobia 1nd amberfacks
off the coast of Key West. Fla. D Mo¥\t: "11.o SMtld ef F••·
THE OAl~Y PILOT. TV WEEK, MARCH 3, 1974
. worth" (adv) '67 -Tony Curtis, l(i) Canttr Ted hstron1
Janet Leiah. irfllt On
I Ctlllllf : Waslll11pn Wttk 111 ltmew
Altrta/Gf9ttln11 Fr01111 Cerm1ny (I)) flteru
Jm•1 Swaaart SINN • · ,.. ... , Tempie
: llctntteRlal lecture Serlti "The Roller Games
H11her law and the ~11hts of Man 5·59 Ell) S.ptrmartiet Top Tea 1n 1 Revolutionary Society" • •
3:30 8 CIS Ere on s,orts · WUt It It "Black Medical
Achievementi" Part I Lou Gouett
Is bOSL • 0 @ CD m Alts Wide Wortd of
Sports SuperfiglYt number two be·
tween Muhammed Ali and Joe fraz·
ier, in a 12·round non·title event,
from Madison Square Garden in
New York. l~"'vi'r~':i~n
Ci) film future
Reil1iout Town Hill ~) Movie: "Homewud Bome"
( ) 57-Unda DMnell. Richard
Kiley. m lnll1llt m Christopher Cloa·Up
4:00 6 Media "Coolin& the Common
Cold" An evaluation of "over the
counter medications," and home
remedies for the common cold.
f VfN I N G
• The Vfij\nl1n
6:00~ (tjj (i)) ()) lb1y -..n
. omm""'
0 MAN AGAINST NATURE * LIVING FREE IN THE
''NORTH COUNTRY'''
L.A. TV PREMIERE
0 Movie: (C) (Ztlr) "Noftll Coun·
by'' (doc) '72-1>. true-life adven·
ture story. O Movie: "City Beneath the Sea"
(adv) '53-Robert Ryan, Anthony
Quinn.
Nl1ht C1llery
Akllo-Cll.tn's Stent
CI) Dlaloaue cu., Santos Show
: Storefront
• To le Announced O lnslpt "Bloodstrike" A group
of derelicts protest against the de·
humanizin1 practices of the local 6:30
· An Evenlnr With the Candidates
bloodbank. e Movit: "TMy 5ot Mt Covered" 0 Bill BURRUD HOSTS
* ''ANIMAL WORLD" (com) '43-Bob Hope, Dorothy La·
mour. Fascinating Story of CI) Movit: "M.M.M. 83" (dra) '65 -Pier Arlgeh. Fred Beir. Japan's Unique Animals
Draptt • Animal Wortd "Anim1ls of J1·
Hee H1w an" •
Korean V•ritty Ci) Wortd of Survival
6 film feature D Oule's Girts Ozzie is frustrated
ony & Su5'n Alamo when he tries to get some hints
. Collsuftation ' from '\Harriet and the 1irls on the
• Toros solution of a murder mystery he is
• Thia Is the life reading, only to uncover a real who·
• • Panoram1 Latino dunit right in his own home.
Campus Protue m Movie: (211r) "Above l Beyond"
4:30 8 Tom Brown's School D1rs Part ~dar~'SS-Robert Taylor, Eleanor
VII r th; ~ ~~~~.11 I~ ~=t lfi Movie: (2hr) "Sta&ecoath" (wes) : Glfbert .& Sullivan (R)
'39 -John Wayne. Claire Trevor, ' fanfuna f1lcon
Thomas Mitchell. • le1u James Show
I (1) Mttt Ula Press 7:00 I) News
lob Wells Seminar 0 MUTUAL Of OMAHA'S Black uperlence
Movit: ''TllrH Swords of Zono''. * WILD KINGDOM
Corona Now stars Marlin Perkins
5:00 I) World of Survival "Death of A 0 Wild Kinpom "Netting a Jar·
Zebra" uar"
(1) Umlts of t .. n -Ci) Movie: (C) (3hr) "Elmer Can· 0 Suspense Theatre "The Safe tif""' (dra) '60 -Burt Lancuter.
House" Jean Simmons.
I Wor1d at War "Pacific" I Am Somebodr fl> News a At lasue
D1nlel Boone Passport to Travtl ~ Movie: (C) "War, ltall1n (}) Ooldtn Yoy11e
le (com) '67-Buster Keeton. Klrol Tomato
Cl) American West ~ ~ Wlld "' ...1 Hour of Dellwranc:e ~ "'"&"om olce of Victory
: Wall Street WHk ( Cl)) T•lk to '8M Man11er
( (f)) C8S [ye on S.,Orta • Estel" 74
• ROlrer 'Camts T d I Do I . Umtts of Man • • eatro • m nao
Yn19rday 7:30
5:3011tTlkes All Kinds 6 APPLE'S WAY ~aa:: .. -rs * FROM THE PRODUCERS
Newt •· OF ''THE WALTONS"
Movie: (C) ••two Rode To· t) (?ji (I)) (J) APt>lt't'WIY When
cetfltf' (wes) '61-James Stewart. the Apples 1nswer an ad and think
Richard Widmark they're hirin1 a cleanln& woman,
fl) lktn\I Geor1e'1 old French teacher shows
•
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•
up, expectln1 to live the whole as a seemin&ly-nice middle class
faml~ f rentll lessons. couple who murder a youn1 stock· DU (I) a fl:' World of Disney broker for what looks like no reason
'iffinio, the """lefu&ee Raccoon" An at all.
animal IC!venture stor:x. c:o~cemin1 D G~rner.Ted Armstrong a displaced ·raccoon lhat makes ""
a new lift for Itself after civilization * NATURE AROUND US
encroadles on its forest domain. D Gamer Ted Anlstroll&
D See Cousteau-BENEATH O 'THE KING IS COMING'
*THE FROZEN WORLD *"A STRONG DELUSION"
.&.cm{l)·9U *fl<v;\Uuqns --Dft-fiOWAAD 0. ESTEP COUt1ilu "Beneatlt-t e Frozen '
World" Captain Cousteau and the 0 The Kini Is Comln&
divws of Calypio 10 beneath the ice Q) The 111 Question
of the Antarctic for a look at the
abundance of life there. Underwater 10:00 Day of DISCOVtry
filming Includes scenes of the al· Seymour.Presents
most unknown bottom fauna. a • CommunitJ Fttdback
brilliant revelation of coral; marine m """ worms. crabs and even octopi. flit One Way O MIUloft $ Movie: (2hr) "female : F1rin1 LI~
on tbe Bud\" (susp) '55-Joan • • Trinity Bible Sdlool
Crawford. Jeff Chandler. • L~u Gordon Sllow
I = hssports to Adventure 10:30 =The Protecton
Los ln&elu Collective 3 Reasoner Report
To Be lnnounctil • The Time ~in&
Italian 1V Hour D 'THE KING IS COMING'
1:00,Atnerican Horse & Horsem1n * "AFTER DEATH-WHAT?"
Safari to Adventure OR. HOWARD C. ESTEP
Nippon No Uta Pro Basketball Lakers vs. War· B The Kin& Is Comln& rors. The Evil Touch "Gornak's
I One of A Kind • Prism" Darren McGavin euests as a Cbupidt&l ,. man who, bored with his home, wife
Armenian 1V Hour ana job; visits a my$tfe' and gets f prism that will add "variety" to his
1:30 life. Kathie Browne and Joseph
_IJ MIKE CONNORS STAJiS ~~f: t~~~n -_ it AS-MANNIX San Dieeo Panorama
tJ (Qj Ci)) ({) Mannix A noto· I Mission: Impossible
rious loan shark is murdered and ~Ci)) News damning evidence mounts a1ainst 1 TJ[E. Cat
police dete..ctive Al Reardon. (Claude Forym
Akins) as the killer. Marj Ousay al· · • Deaf World
so guests. • N1shvillle Music B !D@lfQ) &?;, NBC Sunday · Mystery -?Cilumbo "Swan Song" 10:45 Ei) This Is Japan
Johnny C~sh guests as . a country· ll:OO IJ (]) 0 fJ Ci)®) News
western s1.nger who fake~ ~n ai~· Dr. o. L Jagers
p!ane. ,accident to . g~t n~ of his fJ Norman Vincent Peale fan~tically evangelrst1c wife .<~da IKathryn luhhn1n ~~~1no) who has been. blackmailing (3) A Discussion Yftth •••
0 .(fjj (]) tl) ABC SundaJ Movie: Ail Humbard
(e) (liir) ''A New Lear (com) '71 ( Ci)) Spanish Movie . . • TnnitJ Bible School -Walter Matthau, Elam~ May, Jack . It Is Written Weston, James Coco. William Red·
field. A stone-broke playboy f'•nies 11:15 Cil Problems In Llvin&
1 plain but &ood·natured heiress in
order to take her money and, most 11:30 I Name of the Game likely, her life. • (IQ) Sunday TOftllftt Show m Mavle: (90) "Uft I Ocltll of U-cwie: (C) "Rin1 of Fl,." (dra)
Ruclolpll Yalenthto" (documentary) '61-David Janssen, Frank Gorshin,
'60. Jice Taylor. Q) I lfl(i!L I OIClr NoMlntes Film Telepulse
clips from some of the movies that • Movie: "frands Joins tfle
will be in contention for Academy WACs'' (com) '54-0onald O'Con·
Awards in April. nor, Julie Adams.
eJl) Relipous America m Movie: "Hunchback of Notre m Movie: (9.0) "Men Are Such Damt" (dra) '39-ctlarles Laughton,
Fools" (dra) '38 -Humphrey Bo· Maureen O'Hara.
gart. m Mevie:-"Tht Devtl I Daniel
9:001 Oral Roberts Webster'' (dra) '41-James Craig,
Wanderine Samurai Walter Huston, Edward Arnold.
: Masterpiece Theatre "Upstairs, 12:00 D Pacesetters
Downstairs" 9 700 Ch1b
@!) Nodle de Gali GI!) lntlmrtlonal Variety 12:30 @ Ftlpsldt
9:30 1:00 0 Sptaklne Freetr Q) Movie: "The Robot n. ttlt Anet II BUDDY EBSEN STARS Mummf' (sci-fi)-Ramon Gey. •
* AS BARNABY JO~ES! 1:10& Movie: "In Old Chlcap'! (dr1> R <a Ci)) (f) Barnaby Jones Da· '38-Tyrone Power, Don Ameche, Yid' Wayne andtileen Heckart guest Alice Faye.
THE DAll..Y ~LOT, TV WtEK, MARCR 3, 1974
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THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50
SATURDAY: MAICH 214 (,.M.)
l :OO Dl ... U..a la CultuftS. (C)
1:30 Dl ... sJtna ill Culturt1 (C)
4:00 C:.alo'a CtotM•1 Corner ~)
4:30 C:.ale'a ci.tilla& Ctmer (.C>
s:eo fiiilind "*"-1.1 <C>
5:JO frte'-llCI 5'etdlln& (C)
5:00Z..ia! (C)
'l :JO fmdl CMf (C)
7:00 Orl•p c.tlatJ Rewlew (C)
7:30 Waalll~ Sballftt Tall (C) .
1:00 Theatre In Allerica (C)
SUNDAY: MAllCH 3~ (,,M.)
3:00 ""1ul lfe&rapllJ (C)
1:30 "'pleal ho&r-"'1 (C)
4:00 f'tlyskal ttooa .... y (C)
4:30 Fltwer Ar1111P.1 (C)
5:00 raMlty lttlll Ma111e•ent (C)
5:30 family ltlall Man.11me11t (C)
l;QO Otanlbus 50 (C) .
•:10 Tiit Ma&k of Dll ralntlna (C)
7:00 H1U111tin film fonim (C)
t :JO focus Ora1111 County (C)
MONDAY: MARCH 4tll (,.M,)
12:00 Sesame Sttott (C)
1:00 £d11t1tion1I School lnlormltion
1:10 Inside Out (C)
1:25 I Can Read (C)
1:40 Cowf to Cover (C)
Z:OORlppMs (C)
2'15 AU AbMt Yo.1 (C)
Z:30 Electric Company (C)
3:00 lntrodlldJoft to ,hplcal Geoa·
,.,..~ (So C.I Consortium)
3:30 frM 5'1tcMn1 (C)
4:00 C:0.11lo'1 ClqiMna Comer (C)
4:10 [ledric Compeny (C) (CTW)
5:00 S.:a• Strott (C) (CTW>
1:00 focus Orenao C..ty (C) ,,.
l :lO Dl• .. alona In Culturea (C)
7:00 lntroductlofl to ~cal Geoa·
raphy (C)
7:30 OrHll County 111 Waalll•ftotl (C)
1:00 lotd of U11 U111vtr11 (C) (PBS)
9:00 Tiit M•lic of Oil '•lntlna (C)
1:30 D11111nalons In Cultum (C)
(KOC[)
TUESDAY: MAICH 5th (P.M.)
12:00 Sesame street (C) (CTW)
1:00 E.ducationel SdlOOl Information
1:10 All Abellt YH (C) (NIT)
1:25 Ripples (C) (fon
1:40 lnsJdt Out (C) (NIT)
1:55 Cower to Cover (C) (Ntn
Z:l5 I Clll had (C) (RETAC)
2:30 Carrucolelldu (C) (PBS)
3:00 Coltnlo'a ct.thin& Corner (C)
3:30 Dt1111nalona In Cultures (C)
4:00 ''""'nd Slttdtlna (C)
4:30 Eectrtc Ca•PlftJ (C) (CTW)
5:00 lesl• Street (C) (CTW)
1:00 Or1n .. Coutrty Review (C)
1:30 f'rlOll1nd Sl*"lna (C)
7:00 flowtf ~I (C)
7:30 eo.••s "I Comer (C)
1:00 Tiie UIMl•let Dutlt of J11ll11a Hd
lfld E1MI lteltftbtra (C)
9:30 Bill M.,an' Jouma) (C) (PBS)
WEDNE:SDAY: MA.at lttl (,.M.)
lZ:OO Sna1111 Sbfft (C)
1:00 E.ducatloftal Sclloel lnforlftltlon 1:10 ... ,,... (C) (NIT)
1:25 1.-.. Out (C) (NIT)
1:40MI Moul Yoa (C) (NIT)
Pa1e 8
1:55 I Can lha4 (C) (RETAC)
2:10 Cower tit Cewlt (C) (NIT)
Z:JO Er.ctrk c..,..., (C) (CTW)
3:00 l•tredllCti!NI to ....,lical hoa· ,.,., (C)
3:30 '"'°"'"' 5Mtdll11f'(C). ·--
4:00 Coflnlo'a CloUllna Comer (C)
4:30 £lodrk Co•pany (C) (CTW)
5:00 Saa• Stnet (C) (CTW)
6:00 Fa•llf ....... , ... nt (C)
6:10 DiMllaloftS I• C11ltut11 (C)
7:00 l•trodudien to l'ltftkal Gto1·
rape., (C)
7:30 Fa•l!r llbl Min:-ttl'llfft (C)
1:00 Mastar,_. ntatrt (C) (PBS)
9:00 Rtllpus America (C) (PBS)
9:30 DIMaslona ht Cuftufes (C)
THURSDAY: MARCH 7ttl (,.M.)
lZ:OO Stsa• Strttt (C) {CTW)
1:00 EducaticNlal Sdlool lnform1tlon
1:10 I Cu Rtad (C) (RETAC) ·
1:25 Cower to Cover (C) (NIT)
1:45 Ripples (C) (NIT)
2:00 All About You (C) (NIT) ~
2:15 laWe Out (C) (Ntn
2:30 Caff'lscolondas (C) (PBS)
J:OO Collnlo's ciou.1n1 Comer (C)
3:30 Dhnonaloft1 In C...tturts (C)
4:00 ''""'nd Sbtdllna (C) 4:30 Electric C.,.paqy (C) (CTW)
S:OO s.se .. Sbtet"iC)-(mvt)
6:00 Ot11tp c.tlnty In Wlllllnaton (C)
6:30 frMlland Sletdlin1 (C)
7:00 Or111re CollltJ Review (C) ~. 7:30 Coflnle's Clettllna Comer (C)
1:00 focus Or111lt County (C)
1:30 Woman (C) (PBS)
9:00 flrtna Une (C) (PBS)
FRIDAY: MARCH IUt (P.M.) .
lZ:OO Staame Street (C) (CTW)
1 :00 Edllcatien1I kltool lnformltloft
l:lOCowor to Cowr (C) (NIT)
1:30 I Clft Read (C) (RETAC)
1:45 All About You (C) (Nl"D
2:00 lnlido Out (C) (Nin
2:15 llpples (C) (NIT)
2:30 Electric Cowlpany (C) (CTW)
3:00 Introduction to "'plcal Geor·
raph1 (C)
3:30 Flower Amnafna (C)
4:00 Tiit M1atc of Dll '•lntlna (C)
4:30 EJoctrk ComplftJ (C) (CTW)
5:00 Sesame street (C) (CTW)
6:00 F1•llJ lltli Ma111t11Mnt (C)
6:30 WllMn"911 ConllOCtlon (C)
(PBS)
7:00 lntrocludien to f'tlplcal Coot·
,.p1iy (C)
7:30 Fi•i, Rlall Mana1111ent (C)
1:00 ltlllnd U.O UtMS (C) (PBS)
9:00 M11stlfplou ThNtrt (C) (PBS)
SATURDAY: MARCH 9ttt (r.M.)
3:00 Dl...._1 In C...ltum (C)
3:30 DIMtnslona In Ctllblru (C)
4:00 Connie's Clotlilna Comor (C}
4:30 Connie's Clotlllna Corner (C)
5:00 frtelland Slleklli•I (C)
5!30 ,,....... SMtdlift1 (C)
6:00 Z.O.HC) (PBS)
6:30 Frtndl CMf (C) (PBS)
7:00 Oranae C4Manty hview (C)
7:30 WaslllnatDft Str*fllt T1lll (C}
(P8S) •
1:00 Tht1trt Ill America (C) (PBS)
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 3, 1974
MONDAY
MARCH 4
For momln1 •nd •ftemoon IJstinp,
pl .... aee DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, •re
the day's movies.
. DAYTIME MOVIES
9:30 fJ (C) "The Crowdod SQ'' (susp)
·~rrem Zimbalist Jr., Dana An·
drewi, Anne Francis.
10:00 (}) (C) "TllHIJ & ttle Doctor"
(com) '63-Sandra Dee, Peter Fon·
da. O "11aslnmbrs" (wes) '51-John
Ireland, Dorothy Matone.
11:30 U ·~S11 of A Klltd" (com) '34 -
W. C. Fields, Burns & Allen. (C)
"Tho Wltdl lenuttt the Sia" (adv)
'62-John Sutton
12:00 m ,.Folly to Be Wise" (com) ·49
-Alistair Sim, Elizabeth Allen.
2:00 O ''Toudl of £vii" (dra) '58 -
Charllon Heston, Janet Leigh. m (C) "Sine Girt" (dfl) '47 -
Yvonne DeCarlo. 9 "Al11b" (adv) '44-Kent Tay·
10<, Dean Jager.
3:00 {j) (C) "The Greatest ._ on
Elrth" Part I (dra) '53 -James
Stewart, Charlton Heston.
®) (C) "The Pi1eot1 That Took
Rome" (com) '62-Charlton Heston.
l :JO 8 (C)' "W1ctlost Ship I• the
• Armyt'-(eom~ '61 -Jactl Lemmon.
Rick Nelson.
~ (I) (C) "Jotln Goklf1rb, Please
Come Home" (com) '65 -Shirley
MacL1ine, Richard Crenna.
4:30 IS.mo 11 *M llstina ( ([)) "Reprisal" (wes) '56 -
J Madison, Fellcia Farr.
IVfNINC
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Hoaan'a ... ,..,
Tllel.ucy._
Tiie fllntstonos
Niattt QalJerJ
0 robre Gonalez
Mevlo: (C) (21tl) ''Tiie Amert·
e1nlzation of Eallly" (com) '64 -
Julle Andrews, James Garner. EilJ Hodppoclfe lodfe li) Speed R1e1r .
6:30 Ci) Dealer'1 Cllolce fJ Movie: (C) (90) "Tall Them win• Joy Is Here" (dra) '69 -
Robert Redford, Katharine Ross.
• Diet Vin Dylla
MM lirtffln Show Thlt Qlr1
Hoaan's Heroes
. I . . . LMna ElsJ
• Cll•nn Sdlool
• 0.Nt1 Jhoatre
Utat R11cal1
7:00 I C1) 0 m News liwflil& fM DolllR
Movie: (C) (2tlt) "Hans Chris·
lft Anderun" (dra) '62 -Danny
ie. Jeanmarie.
Wiid World of Animals
Wlttt's MJ Une1 I LM Lucy
Mod Sq1t1d
1 C1) I Dft1m If JoH•le
bMralda
Cl) Dnlpet
: W1stlf•1* Strallftt T 1111
( (I)) lobby loldsboro $ho•
£f1rtmtr bltt •• CoaMdy
'""" Stoo&ts 7:30 R J9nlttl111 Wint.rs ._ Robert
F'iiller and Lorna Luft guest.
Cl) Hoc•n's Heroes • 0 '•Hee Swl'O" One of Simon
Locke's patients flees the hospital
to sell an attache case full of
heroin.
l lteip Thy Nelpbor
New Treasure Hllftt
MUlkMI $ Movie: (C) (2hr)
noHn's Reef" (com) '63-John
Wayne, Lee Marvin.
I Wild Kln1dom
lewiUtled
~To Tell the Trvth
New Price Is Riaht
nM's Lost Cblldrttt Documen·
tary euminina autism in youna
children, and advances in its treat·
ment.
f ([)) Nullvllle Music
Jimmy Delft Sbow
To Be Announced
Tho Ghoul Gana
1:00 f) <9 (j)) ()) Gunsmo•e Cr11g
Stevens. Kurt Russell and Tom Sim·
cox 1uest in this story of a farm
youth's arim traclldown of the man
who killed his father.
0 BILL BIXBY IS
*THE MAGICIAN · 0 en@) m Th, M1Jlcia11-
A ter a man is s!1in by two cold·
blooded archers. a psychic beauty
tells Tony Blake that more deaths
will follow. Pamela Franklin, Jeremy
Slate and Tim Matheson auest.
0 c :-tEVALIER.SINGS, * "THANK HEAVEN FOR
ANGIE DICKINSON" 0 Movie:. (C) (2hr) "Jeulea"
(com) '62-Angie Dickinson, Mau·
rice Chevalier.
0 @ Cl) Q) The Rookies "Ttme
lock" Rookie Terry Webster and
three women bank employees, one
of them pregnant and in labor. are
held hostaae in a vault by a youn1
criminal.
I Dealer's Choiee
Dr11nll
La Seflora Jovtn
Movie: (211r) "M1r1 Maru" (adv)
'52-Errol nynn, Ruth Roman.
Eil) ! IPic(AL) R1dlel, la C...bau
With music by German compo.ser
Hans Werner Henze, this story, set
tn Cuba on the eve of Castro·s rev
olulion, revolves around Rachel.
one of the most beautiful and ex·
citin1 of Havana's music hall stars
I Nototros Loa '*'t
Mlpllto Valclea SMw
Movie: (Zllr) ''Hollpood tan·
teen" (mus) '4'-Bette Davis
1:30 I Merv llriffln Show The lold Onea
• • To le Announced
9:00 I) <a Cl)) H. ,. • s L II c y When
dauahter Kim enters 1 Lucille Ball
look·alike contest and rets the run·
1round, Lucy Carter decides to take
matters in her own. hands by in·
tervenin1 with Lucille Ball herself.
D UOOii'NIC M-.,MM: (C} (211~ "I W1I• UM Line" (R)
(dta) '7o-Gre1ory Peck, Tuesd•Y
Weld, Estelle Parsons. The career
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(j) TIN Bold Ones 0 (fl)(]) a) ABC MoMaJ Movie: MARCH 5
(C) (21u) "Chato's lAnd" (wes) '72 . -Charles Bronson, Jack Palance, For morning and afternoon listings,
Richard Basehart. James Whitmore, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Simon 01kland, Ralph W1ite. Bron· Below, for your convenience, are
son stars .as 1n Ap1che half·breed the day'.s movies.
in the Old West who shoots a racist
sheriff in self ·defense anjl flees
from a vicious PMS•· DAYTIME MOVIES
(J) CJ!lmD 111 the Attic With 9:30 0 "Ricll111 Hip" (com) 'S0-8ing l.iul•s & MessJna r. sb C 1 G (iQl Movie: (C) (2hr) "Sh1n1ndoah" "'0
1 y, 0 een rey. .. •
(wes) '65 _James Stewart. Doug 10:00 ffi 'Three Faces of be (dr1) 57 McClure -Joanne Woodward, David Wayne.
I Rolifr Camts e 0 Raffles" (com) '40 -David
Entrt Amleos Niven, Olivia de Havilland.
Yarltty Show 11:30 0 ''Yice Squad" (dra) '31 -Paul
Lukas. Kay Francis. "Captive Wild 9:30 8 (9 (J)) Cf) 0 I c Ii Yan DY k e Woman" (mys) '43-Evelyn Ankers. Show A "fake" Matisse has the .. 0 .. Prestons runnlna In circles. The art 12:00 m ~etween Mldnipt &. awn
tlealer who pronounced it a forgery (dra) 50-Mark Stevens.
suddenly wants to buy it 2:00 0 CC) "Never Steal Anytllin&
I News Small" (com) '59-James Cagney
• Safari to Adventure ID "My Man Godfrey" (com) '36
Loi A1119les Collective -William Powell, Carole Lombard.
LA Hltna @ "The Cry Baby Killer" (dra) '58
-Jack Nicholson 10:00 8 <9 (J)) Cf) Medical Center . , "The Enemies" Carol Lawrence 3.00 00 (~) 'The Great~it Show on
ests IS a blueblood who tries to urtb Concl. (dra) 53 -James au. r h d I d I Stewart. Charlton Heston. aain. control o I e. a op e .son ° liAl (C) "Three Into Two Won't Go" an impoverished widow. while Dr. \!!ti • Gannon tries to saYe the widow's (com) 69 -Rod Ste11er. Clwe
life. with a risky operation. 3•30 ~(C) "Companions in Hliht·
0 CLETE ROBERTS WITH . mare" (dra) '67 -Leslie Niel sen * NETWORK NEWS NOW! Anne Baxter. Melvyn Doualas 1
I •. ID 9 News ill Ci) (C) ''The lnnoctnts" (mys)
Nl&ht Calftry '62-0e.borah Kerr.
Thtltfe 111 America "Mass" (R) 4:30 00 Same IS lOAM Ult.Ina Drama (Q?/ Cl)) "The Whole Town's Tllk· ,,.IN Utt urd Club In(' (com) '35-Edward G. Robin
son, Jean Arthur.
10:30 I Twlllcht Zon• • Concentr1tlon
8111 Cosbr
' TY Musical
11:00 I~ R ti 8 ~ ::::
Twill';ft ~ne
6 PtrlJ MllOft
· Movie: (C) "Th• Perfect Fur·
lou&fl" (com) '52 -Tony Curtis,
Janet Lei&h. m SAL MINEO STARS * On Mi.;sion Impossible m Mlsslon: lmpossJblt m Mowle: (C) "Saddle Tr1mp"
I ) 'SO-Joel McCrea.
m LMn& Easy
Affrld Hltckodl "1anb
(IJ) Tht fllonetn
11 :30 8 (!ii (I)) Cl) CIS Ute Movie:
(e) ''A Dutll of lnnoctnce" (dra)
'71-Shelley Winters, Arthur Ken·
nedy, Tisha Sttrlin1.
0@ Cl) ag m J1hnn1 C1rson
Shecky Grune is-cuest hOSl 0 Mme: "CasH(llt folllts" (com)
'4~Ma!t_ Pickford. 0 (jjJ (]J a) Wide WOfld of MJS-llfJ '1tom1 for the Holidays'' (R)
lZ:OO @ Ont step ~nd 8) ..-.:•(C) 'Mask of the Aveni·
tr" (1dv) '51-John Derek. Em D111t Nl&ht I
1:00 0 am TomOfl'OW
1!4s e .... : •'SeMtfl1n1 tor t11t
lifrd•" (com) '52-Victor M1ture.
3:10 IJ Mowtt: "lllll Mt Tomorro.''
(dra) '57-Pit O'Brien
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3 au~~~~~~~s Bonanza
Hoean's Heroes
The Lucy Show
The Aintstones
Nipt Callery
El Pobre Conzalez
Movie: (2ttr) "House of Seven
Hawks" (mys) '59-Robert Taylor
Ell) HodcePOd&e Lod1e m Speed Racer
6:30 (j) Duler's Choice 0 Movie: (C) (90) "Rebu" (dra)
'68-l..aurence Harvey. Ann Muaret
• Dfdl Yan DJ'•
MtfV 5riffi n Show
That Cirt
1 (3) Ho11n's Heroes : tOOml
• Livln& Easy
• Usted J la Poticl1
· Desert The1trt
uttlt Rascals
· Bowilita 10« Doll1n 7:00 I Ci) B m Ntws
6 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Tht Min Be·
twten" (dra) 'S.-James Mason.
Slfart to Adventu,.
Wlllt's My Unt?
I love Lucy
Moel ~uad CI) I Dfeam of Jeannie
Esmtfaktt
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. MARCH J, 1974
I Cl)> Hee Haw 9:30
· El Primer Amor IJ HAWKINS~CANDAL &
Three Stooaes * MURDER IN WASH. DC. 7:30; New Treuure Hunt 1J ((29 a ) I H1wtins "Candi·
Hocan's Heroes date fOf Murder" Billy Jim Hawkins
• 00} Hollywood Squ.res 1s plunged into powerful undercur
Help Thy Nrlpbor rents of rumor. scandal and revenge
(I Bobby Goldsboro Show in the nation's capital when he G Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "The defend~ a senalor'$ aide acwsed
la4y Takes A flyer" (dra) '58 -of murderinr a•muckrak1na 1ep0rter
iana Turner. Jett Chandler. Strother Mart in, Paul Burke. Pernell Pl lewitdltd ~ 6 ~rT:~!~ ~r~hal RE~": :::n::1:
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son guest
m Househunter ~ La Hlena
Stand Up and Cheer lO:OO 0 ~ 6 lQ) a;) p 0 Ii ce Story
The Ghoul Gina "The Wyatt Earp Syndrome" Cllff 8:00IJ(~CIJ)(!J M1Ude Francie Gorman stars as an officer who
Potter, the teenager from the ghet plays cop 24 hours a day because
to who was Maude's houseguest. of a false sense of duty and usu
plans to run away from home and badge heavy tactics Kim Darby,
pulls out all the stops to get Smokey Robinson, Harry Guardino
Maude's sympathy and financial and Mel ferrer also star.
backin1. Tamu guests, Hiaht G1llery 0 :ll @ JQ) m Ad a m-12 "S ky 0 17 ll ' Cf) Mercus Welby M.D.
Watc'fi":'' ConcL Officers Malloy and ''I've Promised You A fathe(' Part
Reed sphl up. and, in separate hel 1 of a 2 part story that will con-
1copters, pursue a stolen aircraft elude on Owen Marshall (Sat • Mar. IJ ~ L1kers Baslletb1ll Ukeis vs 9. al IOPM) Dr Steven Kiley 1s
Portland. named 1n a paternity suit by a
0 THE HAPPY DAYS young nurse sulfering from a rare
* THE NOSTALGIC SO'S genetic dmm that can cause de· lusions Kim Darby and Lynda Day O 17 J,. CE Happy Days R1ch1e George guest
ages Quickly when he and Polsie I m l6 News
try to get rnto their first strip show Drama
w11h false ID cards Praise the Lord Club m WHEELS ANO DEALS ON 10:30 * NEW DEALER'S CHOICE! g CLETE ROBERTS WITH Dulu'.s-Cboju •
Draanet * INf~ORK NEWS NOW!
La Sel\ora Joven e~s . B'll M,_ • Jourll 1 6 Tw1h1ht lone ' I . v,-rs I • Concentration
· Qu1en? 8111 Cosby
• • Comedy Spanish Comedy
Roller Games . Musiul [spectacular
8:30 0 (~ (j)) 00 Haw ii Ii Five . 0 11 ·00 i 0 I ~ m (£) H • "Hookman" (R) A double amputee · OO · @ clJ N:w:
sets out to avenge t~e loss of his Twill t ne
hands by killing every law officer 6 Perr: Mason
who, he feels. contributed to his • Movl~C) "lAvender Hill Mob"
maiming Ja1.J. Armes guests. (com) 'S2-Alec Guinness O ~ {lQ)a;)NBCTuesday mASe . E . L' t Mystery -Snoop Sisters "The Devil cret nem1es IS
Made Me Do It" Rock star Allee * On Mission Impossible
Cooper guests as a witch who helps m Mission: Impossible
lead the Snoop $15ttrs to a group @ Movie: (C) ''Castle of Evil" (hor)
of Satanists believed to be respon· '6&-Scol1 Brady, Vira1n1a Mayo
s1ble for the death of a young man ri l3 Livlna Easy
Greg Morns. George Mahans, Joan "Alfred Httchcocll Presents
Blondell and Cy(ll Ritchard also : Da 1t Nlpt
guest. ( I ) The Pioneers
' 0 (IL a> ABC. TuesdaJ Movie: 11 :30 0 (~ (j)) CJ CBS Ute Movie: ~ (90) "The Victim" (R) ($USP) (C) "The lAnd Raiders" (dra) '70-
'72-Ehzabeth Montaomery, George Telly Savalas. Geor1e Maha11s
Mahans. Eileen Heckart, Sue Ane 0 ~ l10} a;) Jollnny Canon
Langdon, Jess Walton. A young 1J Movie: '11fht Empty canvas"
woman travehna across the country (dra) '64-Bette Davis.
IS trapped In a VIOient storm, Un· 0 @ m Wide Wotld Of MJS•
aware that she is lhe next target tery "Sorority Kill" A colleae house·
of an unknown killer mother 1s held captive with three I Merv Griffin Show students by an escaped convict.
Hlfh Ch1p1rral Mar1ha Scott and Nicolas Hammond Mysttry of Kohoutek A re-star
examination of the comet. explain· 12:00 (6J Ont Step Beyond In~ why. it proved such a. d1sap· m Movie: (C) "The Col>wtb" (dra)
po1ntment to most earth viewers. 'SS-Richard Wldm1rk. Lauren 81·
9:00 ll The Bold Ones call. Charles Boyer.
Corrion 1:00 I~ Ci.) fH News : Humanl1its Fllm Forum ''l he • m f0m0ttow
Rise of Louis XIV" (f'rench, 1966) 1:45 ovie: "When Wllllt Comes
Roberto Rosselllnl's film compress· archln1 Home" (CQm) '50-0tn
es 21 yem of history, from the Oail~y. Co11nne Calvet,
dnth of Mazarin to Louis' lnstalla· 2:30 CJ) All·Hi&ht Show: "lehlncl UM
t1on at the new court of Versailles Iron M1si,'' "Damstl In Dfstrtu"
1n 1682. 3:101J Movie: "Bullwtllp" (wts) '53-
@ll Nodles Tlpatiu Guy Madisoh, Rhonda Flemln1.
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WEDNESDAY
MARCH 6
For mornln1 and afternoon llstlnp,
pl .. H aee DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your co~venlence, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
t :JO fJ (C) "W1r, Italian S.,._" (com)
'67-Buster Keaton, Franeo Franchi.
10:00 (]) (C) "Cfttk's Clloice" (com) '63
-&>b Hope, Lucille Ball. II '"Stolen ftce" (dra) '52-Paul
Htnreid, lizabettl Scott.
11:30 II "WMe Ute Uatib Go oe Aa•ln"
(dra) '44 -Re1is Toomey. (C)
"strttb of lartclo" (wes) '49 -
Wiiiiam Holden, Macdonald Ca1ey.
12:00 ID "ROtut Cop" (d11) '54-Robert
~lor. Janet l ei&h.
Z.:00 U (C) "Ask Any Clr1" (eom) '59-
Shlrtey Mtcl.aine, David ]ilven
d) ''Toppe1" (com) ·37 -Cary
Grant, Constancoe Bennett, Roland
Younc. 9 ''ladmtll of Tonibstone" (wes)
'49-Bany Sullivan.
3:00 CJ) ·~m" (dra) '4&-Bo11s Kai· iOff, Ann• Lee. (1i (C) "Seven Women" (dra) '66
-Anne Bancroft, Sue Lyon.
3:30 II (C) "Istanbul Elpreu" (dra) '68
-Gene Beny~enta Ber&er. 9 (J) (C) -,.,. Intruders" (wes)
'D-Oon Murray, Anne Francis. ~~JO (!R-(1))-lS West-stntf' (drl) ·62~n Ladd, Rod Stei111.
':GO
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Hoclft'I Heroes
TIM Lucy Show
TIM FlhrtltllMa Nflfit Calltry
El Pobrt loualtz
Movie: (C) (11tr) .. CaroUMI"
(mus) '56--0ordon MacRae. ~lrley
Jone"-
fJ!) Hodttpod,. lodat m s,e.d bctr
6:30 00 Dealer's Cltoice 0 Movie: (90) "~ Conic*"
(dra) '63-Peter Breck. Constance
Towers, James Bu t.
• Did Yan Dyke
Meiv liriffln Show
That Glr1
: ~~1an's Heroes
• lMn1 Easy
· Desert Theabe
Uttle Rascals
1:001rn omNews .... ,., fof Dolla11
Movie: (Zllr) "Arseltlc & Otd
Lac." (coin) '44-Cary Grant, Jo-
se hine Hull.
Jou.rney
W11ara My Un•?
I Love Lucy
Moel Squad
1 m I Drum of Jeannie
hMralda
Ci) Drapet
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TH E DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 3, 1974
I El PriMr AlllOf Cl) I e I MtN Glfffla Prue1ts
A«9n ltrttr Sllow tuac
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7:.1 .... o.tll( .... t :JO I News Hop•'• HtrMS Slfari to Ad¥11tbtrt
· Wait TUI Your fttMr lifts Ho• La HleN "Blrdman Chet" Herry finds Chet a • Cammi •1 Muttdo
job when the facni.1Y's youn1m son, 10:00 II ca Cl)) Cl) Kojlk Harry GIJar·
!111,Je, imltates his older brother's dino auests IS a police detective
indifference to wofk. who kffps his terminal illness a ~ ~ :J 1:C' secret as he btalns t~e rut~less
l111111t.n ~ M"": (C) (Ztir) "la pursuit of his late partner's mur· _., ( ) 'S"' .. .1 M derer. _,, com o-ftlllll yn onroe, 0 Q Ci) (1j m Det1 M a rt I n
Don Murray. CitMdy "ROUr Tennis hustler Bobby
" ::-..:: la Rfrttt Rius Is "roasted" by Chuck Con·
•Teti ttle Trvtll nors, Vincent Price, Leo Durocher, Rosamary Casals and Jacll Carter.
: "°',!tood Sqlllres U CLETE ROBERTS WITH
< 1 Ci)) hike s.treeon * NETWORK NEWS NOW!
. olitr ,.., .. , otller Places ~ m llJ ta News TIM 511oul C111 , llrpt lllifJ
8:00 II <9 (I)) Cf) S.nny & Cher 0 MES FRANCISCUS In
0 .. HEIDI" presented by * DOC E'LLIOT-WEEKLY
*TIMEX-A DELIGHTFUL BY POPULAR DEMAND
CLASSIC THE ENTIRE D (i1) (])a> Doc Elliot "A Time FAMILY CAN ENJOY to Grow" A New Yort film actress· model who hes brou1ht her· small D 9 Ci) 9l ~ i IHciXL I Heidi asthmatic son to ColOfado for the
(R) Johanna Spyn's classic story of healthful environment, is given a
a youn1 orphan, Heidi, whose sad· better undtrslandin& of the boy's
ness is turned Into fladness when illness by Doc Elliot Brandon Cruz
she 1oes to live with her &rand· and SuS1n Brown guest.
lather in the Swiss Alps. MaximlUan I El Tortlllo Schell, Jean Simmons, Sir Michael . Dfama
Redg11ve, Walter Slezak and Jen· • • Jesus In Genesis
11iler.Edwuds star. l0:30 I 1 1J Movit: (C) (2ht) "Jlllka" · . T1ril tht loM
(com) '62-Anaie Dickinson. Mau· Concentration rice Chevalltr, IUI Cosby __ 0 (iZl (]) aJ The Cowt1op Greu • nlM de Walttr Mercado
Walcott 1ues'5 as Wayne Kulpepper, ' ' "'"'tile Lord Clltb
a man who WIS . convicted of barn· 11:00 I Ul!m m News burnina in Missluippi on Jebediah ~. U Cil News
NiJhllin&er's testimony. 111d comes
lookin1 for revenae. 6 Pe"I_Mnon · • Mtwft: (C) "Doctor In the m Btg Bucks From Vegas House" (com) '55-Dirk Boearde
* ON DEALER'S CHOICE! m Mission: lmpouible .
I De11er's Chok:t OJ Movie: (C) "Invaders From
Drapet Mara" (SCi·fi) '53-Arthur franz.
La SeAora Joven Im LMn1 £Jay
Movie: (Zllr) "Mira M11u" (adv) Alfred Hltchcodl Presents
-Errol Flynn, Ruth Roman. ( Cl)) The PloMe11
I Wastllnpn ConlMdiotl 11:30 f) (9 (J)) Ci) CIS Late Movie:
CU11pioullip Wmttl"I (e) •iffawlli fift.o" (dra) '68 -
Jap1Mse lMIUIP Pro111• Jaek lord: Nancy Kwan, Leslie Niel·
l :JO fJ ~Cf) ED AIC Wednesday sen.
MIM: (C) (~) ''TM stranaer Wbo 8 ID Cil llG> m JollnltJ Carson
l.oob Uke Mt" (dre) '73 -Beau Movie: ~ Mft I l.cM" (dra)
Brid1es, Meredith Baxter, Whitney '47-lda Lupino, Robert Alda.
Blake, Walter Brooke, Neva Patter· 0 @ Cl) a> Wide World of En· son. An adopted glr1 searches for teitiln11ent "Comedy Concert'' Pro·
her real mother with the help of a fessor Irwin Corey, Ricky Jay, Jackie
youn1 man also lookln& for the Vernon, Slappy White, Henny Youn&·
parents who 1ave him up. man and Uz Torres are amon1 the
I Merv 5rtffln Sltow sland·up comedians performing in
Hi,tl Qaparral concert.
TMltrt In America (3hr) "Para· fJ!) lntelface
dise Lost" Eli Wallach and Jo Van @!) Cine111 34
fleet star in Clifford Odets' portrait 12.'00' OM S..p ley9nd of a decaying middle class family . Movit: "The rettr &lr1" (rom)
durint the '30's. • -Joan Caulfield, Robert Cum· Em To a. Annotmctd -mlnp .
9:00 fJi) Rella*• Merica
II WM. CONRAO.-.CANNON 12:30 Em 0., 1t NIPt * TV'S TOP PY\ EYE! 1:00 CJ) U (I)! (j) News
II <8 Ci)) Can1en "Endanaered D a m OlllOftOW Species" Andrew Duuu auests as 1:45 D ~: (C) "CalJOft River"
J boat builder who hires his old (wes) 56--0eo11e Mont1omery.
friend Cannon to clur him of 2:00 m AH·Nfdrt SM.: "'Qiu Glr1,"
char1es in the apparent lluntin&· ·~, .Nofttl.sWe m "
ICCident cftfth of his son. Carl Betz 3:10 B II • v I e: "Jee Leuia .,...
also 1uests. Rescheduled. (sports) '53--Coley Wallac.e, Paul
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5 (C) MNorth Country" (documentary) '72-True-lile adventur~ t "City hneattl the Sea" (adv) 'S3-Robert Ryan, Anthony Quinn.
11 "Above • .. yond" (dra) 'SS-Robert Tlylor, Eleanor Parhr 9 "Female on the Beach" (dra) 'SS--Joan Crawfo~. Jeff Chandler
7 17 3 (C) "A New L.af'' (com) '71-Walter Matthau, Elaine May
11 "Ufa & Death of Rudotph Val~tlno" (documentary) '60. -7 CC) "Rine of Flre" Cd ra) '61-0avid Janssen.
9 "Fn1nc:ts Joins the WACt" (com) 'S4-0onald O'Connor
11 "Hunchback of Notre Dame" (dra) '39--Charles Laust.ton
13 ''Th• OeYll A Danlel Webster" (dl'"a) '41-James Cral&-
MDNDAY, MARCH 4 7 (C) "Tell Them Wllll• Boy la Here" (dra) '69-Robert Redford,
Katharine Ross, Robert Blake
9 (C) "Donovan's Reel" (com) '63-John Wayne. Lee Marvin.
5 CC> "J"alca" (com) '62--An&le Dickinson, Maurice Chevaller
4 23 6 (C) "I Walk the Une" (dra) '70--.Greaory Pl!ck, Tuesday Weld. Estelle Parsons.
7 17 3 CC) "Chato•a land" (wes) '72--Charles Bron•on. Jack Palance 10 CC) "Shenandoah" (wea) '6S-Jarnn Stewart. • t CC) ''The ... rfect Furtou-'1" (com) '52-Tony Curtis, Janet Lel&h
13 IC) •'Saddle Tramp" Cwes} ·50-Joel McCrea. Wanda Hendrhc
2 (29 I) 8 (C) "A Death of Innocence" Cdra) '71 -Tisha Sterl1na.
Shelley Winters, Arthur Kennedy.
5 "Qasllaht FolllH" (com) '4S-Mary Pickford. Douglas Fairbanks
TUESDAY, MARCH 5 7 (Cl "Rebut" (dra) '68-Laurence Harvey, Ann-Mararet.
9 CC "TIM Lady Tak" A Flyer" (dra) '58-Lana Turner. Jeff Chandler
7 Jt 3 CC) "The Victim" (suspl '72-Elrzabeth Montaomery. Georae Mahar1s.
9 (Cl "The Lavender Hiii Mob" Ccom) 'S2--Alec Guinness.
13 (Cl "Cattle of Evll" (hor) '6&-Scott Brady. Virginia Mayo.
2 (29 I ) ! (C) "Land Raiders" (dra) 70-Telly Savalas, Georae Ma h11rls
5 "Th• Empty C1mt11" Cdra) '64-Bette Davis. Horst Buchholz
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6
7 "Shock Corridor" (dra) '63-Peter Breck. Constance Towers 9 (Cl "Bus Stof.'' (com) ·56--Marilyn Monroe, Don Murray.
5 (C) "J"tka • (com) '62~naie Oiekin:.on. Maurice Chevalier
7 17 3 CC) ''The Stranaec Who Looks Uke Me" (dra) '73-Beau
Bridles• Meredith Baxt~ Whitney Blake. 9 CC) Doctor In the HOtlH" (com) 'SS-Dirk Boaarde, Kay Kendall
13 (C) "Invaders From M1rs" (sci-fl) 'SJ-Arthur Fl'"anz.
2 (29 8) 8 (C) "Hewell Flva.0" (dra) '68-Jack Lord, Nancy Kwan,
Leslie Nielsen. • . -· 5 -.,.,. Min I Love" (dra} '47-=-rda Lupino. ROtiert Afd1, Bruce Bennett
THURSDAY, MARCH 7
7 (C) ''The Oeorse Raft Story" (dra) '61-Ray Danton, Julie London 9 "f'l)rk Chop Hiii" (dra) '59-Greaory Peck, Harry Guardino
5 (C) "Jnslca" (com) '62--Anaie Dicki nson, Maurice Chevalier
2 (29 I ) 8 CC) "Marriage Times Four" (com) '73-Four comedy pilots
9 "Ten S.concl1 to Hell" (dra) '59-Je~ Chandler; Jack Pa lance
13 "Outside the Well" ldral ·s0-R1chard Basehal'"l. Marilyn Ma.well.
2 C29 I ) I "Bunny O'Hare" (adv) '71-Bette Davis. Ernest Borgnone
5 "My Reputation" (dra\ "46--Barbara Stanwyck. Georae Brent
FRIDAY .• MARCH I
7 (C) "Nlaht of th• followlna Day" (dra) '60-Marlon Brando, Rita Moreno, Richard Boone, Pamela Franklin.
9 CC) "Mr. Klnptr .. t's War" (adv)-John Saxon, Tlppl Hedren
5" CC) "Jenica" (com) '62-An,le Dickinson, Maurice Chevalier
2 (29 I) (C). "The Blood Beast error" (hor) '69-Peter Cushina
5 "Divorce ltallan Style" (com) '62-Marcello Mastroianni SATURDAY, MARCH 9
9 (C) "The SHrchers" Cdra) '56--John Wayne, Natalie Wood
4 23 6 10 (C) "It'• A Mid, Mad, Mad, Mad World" (com) '63-Sid
Caesar, Spencer Tracy, Miiton Berle, Buddy H11ckatt, Edie Adams 7 17 3 (C) '1MOUHy" (susp) '73-Kirk Douglas, Jean Seber&, John
Vernon.
5 CC) "Jessica" (com) '62-Anaie Dickinson, Maurice Chev1l1er. (29 8) .... II, Book • Candle" (com) '59-Jack Lemmon, Kim Novak
3 "f'l)rtnlt of A Mobster" (dra) '61-Vic Morrow, Laslie Parrish
2 (C) "The Evll of F,..nllen1t1ln" (susp) '64-Peter Cushing
7 (C) "CorNptton" (dra) '69-Peter Cushin1, Sue Lloyd. 10 CC) "The Oscar" (dra) '66--Stephen Boyd.
13 "Crime & Punishment USA" (dra) '59--Geof'"ie Hamilton
This eer1y momine view of the Bund, a street in Shangn•1, a1on1
the Huanepo River waterfront, Includes the former Shanghai
Club (second bulldlne from left) now the Tung Feng restaurant .
This, and other scenes forming the urban landscape of one of
China's oldest cltJes, will be presented on CBS Reports: "Sheng·
hai," Friday at lOPM.
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For morning •nd •fternoon listings,
plHse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, are
the dey's movies
DAYTIME MOVIES .
9:30 O ''Well of Noise" (dra) '63-Ty
Hardin, Suzanne Pleshette.
10:00 (C) ''This Earth Is Mine" Part I
(dra) '59-Rock Hudson, Jean Sim-
mons. . D "Roadhouse Nlfht.s" (dra) '30
-Helen Morgan, Charles Ruggles.
11:30 D "Man of th' frontier" (wes) '36
-Gene Autry. (C) "Gorilla Slf11i"
(adv) '68--George Galley.
12:00 m "The Anery Silence" (dra) '60
-Richard Attenborough, Michael
Craig, Pier Angell.
2:00 O (C) "lmitltion of Ufe" (dra) '59
-Lana Turner, John Gavin. Sandra
Dee. ID (C) "Hercules, Samson & Ulys-
ses" (adv) '65 -Ktrk Moms,
Richard Lloyd
@ ''T•n&itr lnddenr' (adv) '53-
Mari Aldon, George Brent
3:0C1{j) (C) "Crecll in the World" (SC•·
fr) '65 -Dana Andrews. Jeanette
Scott.
:lg) (C) "Johnny Tiger'' (dra) '66-
Robert Tayjor Chad Evere1L _
1----"-"3!30 IJ (tr noay l.oae ll(s" (mus)
'55-fred Astaire, leshe Caron.
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THE DAILY PfLOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 3, 1974
~ @ "Here Come the Nelsons"
(com) '52--0uie & Harriet Nelson.
' Wblt's My Line?
I Love LA.Icy
Mod Squid 4:30 ffi Sime as lOAM listln1
(Q?j (j)) "Bell, Book & Calldlt"
Part I (com) '59 -Kim Novak.
James Stewart, Jack Lemmon.
(3) I Dttam of Jeannie
Eimer11d1
Cl) Drarnet
I EVENING
: hyeboloo ToCSay "language
Development"
'
(i))l•ule
6:00 R~fJ· M1~~~-~ews
EJ Primer Amor
Three StMcts
7:30 O Orson WeUes' Great . Mysteries
A man's will reveals more than his
final -wishes when it is discovered
that he murdered a young lady.
Bonanza
Ho1an's Heroes
The Lucy Show
The Flintstones
Ni&ht-Galtery
El Pobre Gonzalez I Ho11n's Heroes
New Price Is Ri&flt
Help Thy Nelpbor
You Asbd fOI tt Movie: (C) (2hr) "Beloved In·
fi el" (dra) '59 -Gregory Peck, Miiiion $ Movie: (2hr) "Pork
op Hiii" (adv) '59 -Gregory
Peck, Harry Guardino.
Deborah Kerr. ED Hodgepod1e lodge al Speed Racer let's Make A Deal
Bewitched 6:30 00 Dealer's Choice D Movie: (90) ''The George· Ritt
Story'' (dra) '61-Ray Danton, Julie
London. Jayne Mansfield, Neville
Cil To Tell the Truth
Ci) Wiid World of An~als
: Acclon Chicano
( Cl)) Jimmy De1n Show Brand.
• Didi Van Dyke
Me~ Griffin Show
That Cir!
• Jon1tti1n Winters Show
• • To Be Announced
The Ghoul Can&
1 : ~~1an's Heroes 8:00 0 (~ Cl)) The Wellons "The
five.foot Shelf' An impoverished
book salesman persuades Olivia to
give him the family's last $3 as
dQw,.n payment for an expensive set
of Harvard Classics.
• Living Easy
· • Tele-Revista Musical
· Desert Theatre
UftJi Rast1ls -1:001 momNews Bowlin& for Dollars
0 @ @@) m Flip Wilson Show
fhp's guests are Lena Home. Tony
Randall end Bob & Ray. 6 Movit: (2hr) "Ttl e P e o p I e
_ Ap~~dn)-.!52-Spencer
Tracy, John Hodiak.
Sectets of tfle Deep
f) Morie. (C)' 2trr) ,....Jonsid'
(com) '62-Angie Dickinson, Mau·
rice Chevalier.
Defending Su·
persiars Champion
Bob Seagren (up·
per left) returns a
volley during ·the
tennis competition,
1973 NFL "Pfayer
of the Year" O.J.
Simpson (upper
right) prepares to
lift weights, soccer
star Kyle Rote, Jr.
(lower left), com·
petes in the swim·
ming event, and
tour·time World
Speed Skati ng
Champion Ard
Sc henk (lower
right) talks with
ABC Sportscaster
Keith Jackson dur·
ing the 1974 Su-
perstars tour·
being seen in · ·a
nament which is
five-part series on
the ABC Television
Network. T.hese
competitors will be
seen on ABC, Sun-
day at lPM.
0 @ Ci) tl) Chopper I Gil and
Don 10 out of their way to clear a
veteran police sereeant near to re·
tirement who 1s accused of selling
guns confiscated by his department.
I Oe11ef's Chob
Boalnf from Ult Olympic u Sellor1 .IO'ltn
Qa W1rrlors BISJlttblll Warriors vs
Milwaukee. ED Gilbert l SulliYln "H.M.S. Pina-
fore" Romance cutting across social
barriers is the theme as lowly sea-
man Ralph R1ckstraw pines for Cap-
tain's daughter, Josephine. who 1s
promised to Sir Joseph, First lord
of the Admiralty. All Is saved when
it turns out nearty everyone's ped1·
gree is false.
I sdtCala
IRI Music.ti M ' • (2hr) "A Sllfllt Case of
Murder'' com) '38 -Edward G.
Robinson. llen Jenkins.
8:30 0 @ (3) &) firehouse "Tide ol
Terror" Flrefighter Sonny Caputo
takes a "fireman's Holiday" before
helping his colleaeues rescue a girl
trapped under an ocean pier. m Merv Griffin Sllow ml To It Announced
9:00 Q (Qi (I)) (]) CIS T h u r s d 1 J
Mme: (C) (2hr) "Marrilee Times
four'' Four orieinal comedy pilots
titled "We'll Get By," "Mo & Joe,''
"Ma & Pa," and "Another April." A
family secret, a 1eneratlon eap trap.
a re·marriaee ceremony and a di-
vorcee living with her parents are
.widely varying aspects of the strug ·
f!Fffiar1s marriedlife. PflJ1 SOrvino.
Mitzi Hoa1. touise Lasser. Michael
Tolan. Mary Wickes. Arthur Space,
• 1974
ii and
clear a
to re·
sellina
rtment.
1ors vs.
. Pina·
$0Cill
ly sea·
'Cap-
ho IS
Lord
when
ped1·
ase of
rd G.
de of
aputo
before
a girl
dar
Times
pilots
Joe,"
l" A
trap,
a di
s are
trug
Nino.
cha el
pace,
Barnard Hughes. and Leslie Charle·
SOB> Stir. 0 ~ (I) l1Q) m Ironside "Come
11, COme 12°' When Ott. Sgt. Ed
Brown disappears on a flight back
FRIDAY
to San Francisco with e handcuffed MARCH 8
killer, Ironside sets out to find him • . Andy Robinson. David Huddleston For morning and afternoon hstings,
and Paul Kent guest please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. 00 Tht lolcl Onts Below, for your convenience, are
0 G2) (3) ED AIC Tlttlbe "Pueb· the day's movies.
lo" (R) Hel Holbrook, Ceorae Cfll·
zard, Andrew Dugan, Cary Merrill DAYTIME MOVIES
and Larry Cales star in. this drama!·
ic reenactment of the true .otory of 9:30 fJ (C) "Palm Sprinp Wteund"
the capture of the USS Pueblo i11 (rom) '63-Troy Donahue. Connie
the Sea of Japan by the North Ko· Stevens, Ty Hardin.
reans in 1968, and the ordeal of 1<>:00 (!) (C) "This Elrth Is Mine" (dra)
Commander Lloyd Bucher. '59-Rock Hudson, Jean Simmons. EE Gouion e "The Devil ' the Deep" (adv) ED Bladt Journal "Black films· Rip '32-Gaiy Cooper. Cary Grant
Orf o• Riaht On?" Ron O'Neal ("Su· 11 :30 IJ "bsl End Chanr' (mys) '34-
perfly"), Tamera Dobson ("Cleopat· George Rart, Jean Parker "Her Hus-
ra Jones"), Ossie Davis, and film band lies" (mys) '37-Gail Patrick
critic Vincent Canby join host Tony 12:00 ID "Yellow C.b M1n" (com) '50-
Brown for a discussion of black Red Skelton, Gloria de Haven.
~lollalion films. 2:00 e "female on the Beech" (dra) W Veriedades Vercel '55-Joan Crawford, Jeff Chandler
9:30 fJ News l!)tl'The Looters" (dra) '55-Rory
ii) u Hien• Calhoun, Julie Adams.
10:00 0 @ (l)@) m Music Counby @ "R~ .l !efit" (mys) '49-Georg~
USA SenatOI' Birch Bayh of lnd~na • Raft:, Virginia Mayo. .. ,
joins host Buck Owens and guests 3.00 . ValleJ Of th~ Sun (dra) 42-
0lonne Warwicke, Ray Stevens, Tom Lucille B~~I. Cedric H.ardw1ck~;
T Hall Lynn Anderson Monty Hall O (C) A Woman s face (dra) · ' M Rich, L I d, '41-Joan Crawford Audrey eadows, ltl e an 3 30 .:-a "M' ,. ( ) •6" ,. foster Brooks : ~ •fere susp .,..._.,,regory O CLETE ROBERTS WITH Peck. Diane Baker. Waller Matthau.
*NETWORK NEWS NOW! Q1M~a~%;~r'r~~~~,<~~~~ '67
THE 0All.Y PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 3, 1974
EE Three Stoogrs 11ve member of the c1v11tan police
7:30 I Bobby Goldsboro Show res""e and fails to blow the 3 J Hoeen's Heroes whistle on a masked burglar sus , t:l' 00 ()O) Hollywood Squares peel
Help ThfNeiahbor I Ntws a Jimmy Dean Show Salan to Adventure
· Mllllon $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Mr. · La H1en1
inptreers Wu" (adv)-John Sax JO•OO ((29 a ) LI CBS News S~clel
on T1pp1 Hedren "Shanaha1 ' A look at the urban
-
1· Bewitched landsc;ipe of one or China's oldest
Wall Street Week cities
Unumed World 0 CHEVROLET PRESENTS
E.aceiurio * GLEN CAMPBELL
The Ghoul Gani # "THE MUSICAL WEST"
8:00 IJ <Cl! (J l Dirty Sally Anthony TONIG HT AT lO:OOPM fr~~:r ~:!~~h~s 1~~~ksm:%°has0'th! 0 l3 ~ t'q .m I b1c1AL I Glen
town in his pocket-until he crosses Campbell s Mus1'8I West Glen turns
Sally Fer.1!s1 to the folklore and leaends of the 0 @ (JJ i1m m Sanford a~d son Am encan West when he IS 101ned by 1J Movie: (C) (2ht) "Jei~iu" (com) sues!~ John Wi1yne. Burl Ives and · 2 · Michele Lee t11ev;tt"erAn11e Dickinson. Maurice IJ CLETE ROBERTS WITH
fJ (lt 00 CD Brady Bunch With * NETWORK NEWS NOW!
high school graduation only days Q m 26 News
away, Greg makes a big mistake 6_, Night G•llery
when he tries out a new hair tonic fJ i7 3 a) Tomi roma 1~ per
that kid brother Bobby sells htm suaded to give proteclton 10 a pow
I At Issue erlul underworld chief Ian whose ei
D,eele(s Choite ecullon could trigger a gangland
Dr1rnel wa1
LI Seftora Joven 1· Bill Moyers' Journal
I The Energy Crisis · D11m1
Wasllinston Week in Review , • Praise the Lord Club
El Show de Rosita Peru 10:30 6 Twili&ht Zone
Japanese lln1ua1e Proaram I Concentration
8:30 B (~ I L(f' Good Times Perry Mason
· l~ 6 '10 g;, Lo tu Luclt! La Revista de Marrone
When Bummy finds he must spend : Mys1rry of Kohoutek <RJ
a ltw evenings out ol town. he asks EJilJoco Valdez I GJ 6) 9 Ntw1 4:30 ~.Sime u lOAM listln& ~-Nipl GallifJ it!!-@> "left, -toot" ~ CandleM -
Tltt AdwQtes Concl. (com) '59-Kim Novak
.S_tanlq lo ente11a1n his girlfriend, 11:00 0-0 0 m rn Cil Newft Gloria -~ ... , i o ~ ?6"11tws ~---
-@l)Drama
tiii) Praise the lord Club
10:30 I Twillatlt Zone • Conctnbation
1111 CosbJ
Teetro con Oswaldo Calvo
· Los Dias fellcts
11:00 I~ g ti E ~ ::: Wt1l:t~ne
Perry Mason
• Movie: "Ten Seconds to Hell"
(dr1) '59 -Jeff Chandler, Jack
Pa lance. ID Mission: Impossible
6) Movlt: "Outside Ute Wall'' (dra)
'SO -Richard Basehart, Marilyn
Maxwell.
l~e~v:~~C:-Prnents
0.!1_ tt Nlflrt
C.lJ} Tht Pionetrs
11:15 Cinema 34
11:30 (9 (I)) (j) CIS Ute Movie:
(C) "lunnr O'Hare" (adv) '71 -
Bette Davis. Ernest Borrnine
19 @ lfi5l m JohnnJ Carson Movie: •iJJr ~ubtion" (rom)
' 6 -Barbera Stanwyck, George
Brent, Eve Arden. u (W (]) m Didi Cnttt Show
Lucille Ball Is Dick's only ruut.
12:00 (I) Dr. Irene Kauorte GJ Movft: "£t1ah" (sci-Ji) '62 -
Arch Hill Jr.
1:00 IR~!.~""
l:.45 ~0¥it: "Mr. ltlndtre Rln11
ltll" (com) '51-Clltton Webb,
Joanne Dru
2:00 m All-Nlatrt Show: ''CaptAlin Clu·
tJOii," ''Tht Intruder." "Munier C.."
3:10 tJ Mowlt: ''Salllblln1 Hou11" (dra)
'SG-VlctOf M1turt, Terry Moore.
EVENING
6:00 l'L~l~~::s
Bonanza
Hoien's Heroes
• The Lucy Show
The Flintstones
f!!ght Gallery
1 00 Aztfan Teletflon Cont'd from
5PM.
EE) El Pobre Gonzalei
l.j MOYie: (2hr) ''The Desert fol'
(dra) 'SI-James Mason
m Hod1epod1e Lodre
Speed Rec:er
6:30 Dealer's Choice D Movie: (C) (90) ''The Nlpt of
the Followinc Day" (dra) 'GG-Mar
lon·Brando. Rita Moreno.
I Dick Yen Dyllt
Merv Qriffin
That Girl
Zoom!
l lvlnr tuy
Desert Theatre
I Little Rascals
1:00 oo o m News
Bowlin& for Dollen
Movie: (C) (2hr) "Mission Ba·
tan111" (adv) '68-0ennis Weaver
I Wildllte Theitte
What's MJ Line?
I LOW., Lucy
Mod Squad 00 Aztlen Telethon Continues
to 8PM.
I~~~!~: ..
Aviltitn Weather
Ci)) American Honeman Show
EJPrimtt Amor
&1ntD1 Utinos
fJ 'Ji (I: Cil Sia Million $ Min Q Twilight Zone
"Eyewitness to Murder" Sieve's b1 s Perry Mason
on1e vision spots the lace of a snip • Roller G1mes
er In his attempt on the life of a Minion: lmpo$Slble
special prosecutor. but the suspect !]: (j Uvinr EasJ
has an a1rt1ght at1b1 of be1n1 on a 26 Don Kirshne(s Ro<k Concert
live TV show at the time of the Et) Da1 •t Ni1ht
shooltng i 8 ) The Pioneers
The Untouchables 11:30 (~ '8 ) CBS Late Movie: (C) I Merv Griffin Show 11:15 · Cinema 34
Househunter /lmares l Mem· "Blood Beast Terror" (hor) '69 -
orles Peter Cushing • m J~enest l.angu11e Pro,ram R l~ '6 ~O) m Johnny Carson
9:00 6 ( , ) (!)I sPlc!AL Really, Movie: "Divorce, lt•lian Stylt"
Raque The talented beauty turns an {com) '62-Marcello Maslrb1ann1.
identity trip into an hour-tong per 0 11 (fJ Cil Wide Wot1d of Mys·
sonal musical revue Starring w11h tery · The Invasion of Carol Enders'
M1s.s Welch Is the World of Sid and Carol Enders. her hance and a po
Marty Krolfl, a unique -group of lice delecll'le attempt to solve the
puppets and marionettes, who 101n myslery o( how the young woman
her 1n presentina a light-heaned has taken on the personaltty of a
look at the world or Raquel in song. dead woman Meredith Buter. Chris
dance and conversalton. Connelly and Phil Pine st.lr
0 @ ~ m liirl W'rth Some· 8 Stir Trek
"the world's all \1me loser," when 12:00 6 Rodi Concert
tliTn1 Eltra Don Knotts auests as ~ The Untoucheblu
he saves Sally from latltn& in a MO¥ie: "The People A,einst
manhole, thus star11ng a chain of O'Har1" (dra) '57-Spencer Tracy
events thet begin with his losing a 12:30 Movie: ''The Desperate Hours"
job. (dra) '58-Humphrey Bogart
The Bold Ones O Nashville Music
El Padre de Mi Berrio ® The Prisoner
Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1:00 0 @) m Mldni&ht Special Gladys •
: Muterplece Thutre (R) Knight and the Pips host, and
U Crl1de Bien Ctiada guests Include Curtis Mayfield,
• • El Almanaque Spooky Tooth, Jobriath, Jim Weath·
!_!panue Ll!!.l..uaae Proau1m erly, Le~ Variations. and freshllavor
9:30 • Q1 Ci) l1Q} W B r I a n K e I t h with R1ch1e Havens.
Show JaCk Elim guests as an ec U (3) Q) (6) News
cent11c recluse who thwarts Or Sean 1:45 6 Movie: "tonvict.s four" (dra)
and his party in their efforts to • 'SJ-Sen Gauara. Stuart Whitman
"turn back the dock" while vaca · 2:00 ID All·Nltflt Show: "Bells of St.
tion•!!i on a remote island Trinians.," "D..t.t of Wt'1 Pofnt." fJ crz; Cl) Tht Odd Couple "Smitherlnes"
"New York's Oddest" To Oscar's :10 IJ Movie: "Cut A Darll Sllldow''
•musement, Fella becomes an ac· (susp) '57-Duk BOitrde
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 3, 1974 .
SATURDAY
MARCH 9
M O f? N I N f~
0 @(}) 5) Brady Kids (j) Movie: "Escape In UM Desert"
Q Movie: (-e) "Ult of the fatt (adv) '4~elmut D1ntint, Phillip
Guns" (wes) '58-Jock Mahoney, Dom.
Gilbert Roland 0 Movie: (C) "No N1m1 on ltlt
[Q) ln•l&ht Bullet" (wes) '59-Audle Murphy, m Movte: "Ramon1" (rom) '36-Chines Dra ke.
Loretta Youna. Don Ameche. I Combat
I CoU11try Musk uncl of Utt Glints
Alfrw4 Hltdleock Roller C1111u
Rolltr G1mu futbol·SOc~r
6:00
6:30 llj TV I C11woom · 6 m Butch CluWy 10~301 r:~) Cl) Jt11tnlt 1:30 Ell) Mister Ro11rs' Nti&hborhood
s ap O Olrtdoors W'Ubtrty Mutual @ (}) (!) American Bandsbnd ur R al MJuJo1: Mick 2:001 Dustfs Trttlloua
7:00 0 ID @) m lidsvlllt Movit: .. Nlcllt l UM City" (dra) l1tttmatlon1I Hour 00 fin~ Tu1edo 'SO-Gene nerney. Movie: "l!Jt .C.rson" (wes) '40
m Ci1l m luas Bunny @) Mimr Ro19n' Nejchborflood -Jon Hall, Dana Andrews. Lynn
WaCiusroom 81ri.
Brother Buzz 11:00 I (ei!J 00> Cl) Speed luUJ IMovle Cl1sska . QI 00 (fQ) m NCAA .. sltttl1ll Cil l T-.a • If 7:30 SunrlM Semester 1mplonship1 Doubleheader. Teams et nnino s &o
Q) Cl) Im) m Add1m1 Famll1 to be announced. ~111• StrfftUft. l'a ...
Mormon T1btm1cl1 Choir ~ ~ina: Window to ttie Soutti \JU) Movie: rne ... ne "'up1
6 Ultra Min U r.r;\ ABC Superstar Mov-Story'' (dra) '60-Sal Mineo, James
U#..J of s ••ni le: "Luvcast USA" ~ fl;"\ y I' I' liU Darren.
• nS!lf.lt Pfofilt 0) NtW1 2·30 ~steps to lt1mlnf Elementary News t1,;) Sesame Street ,. 6 Movie: "M1d1I for A Central"
True Adventure . . 1l:30 fJ (ftt (]))Cl) Josie & the Pus· ( ra) '45-Godlrey Teerle.
1:00 I !~) Heir leer Bunch s,uts 0 Movie: {C) "ltnd of tfle River" · m Elller11ncy + 4 (6) Movie: "Man from Frisco" (adv) (wes) '52-James Stewart, Arthur
Jo " 1yne Theatre '44-Dan Duryea, Michael O'Shea . Kennedy.
Movte: "Ont More Tomorro~" 0 Movie: (C) "Red Mount.In" @ rn EE Roller C1mes
(rom) '46 -Jane Wyman, Dennis (dra) '51 -Alan Ladd, Lizabeth 3:00 I lt1mln1 Can Bt Fun MOf~ Scott. Youth & ttie law 8 Super Friends m Ad Ub · focus •
• ovie: "South SU Sinnt(' (adv) m Movte: "Fr1nd1 Cots to Wbt Movie: (C) "Jessica" (com ) '62 ·5~ -Macdonald Carey, Shelley e.lnt'' (com) '52-Donald O'Con· -Aneie Dickinson, Ma urict Che·
Winters. nor Lori Nelson. vaher m Movie: "Iron Curtlln'' (dra) '48 f!J• Qa•pionslllp WrestUn1 ~Greatest Sports ltcends .
-Dan• Andrews, Gene Tierney. Movie: "Arizona Ranier" (we.s)
W11tffr1Ult 8-nm Holt.
Ttlly9 l'Sclefrc. ftctloll Tlltatre : S.11m1 Strttt (]) Education at Wort
8:30 (Qf I) (() Sabrina 12:00 Ii <a Cl)) Cl) p e b b t • s 1 n d Ctmsco1tnd11
· ~ I 6 (1j m Inch Hip, Prl· lam• 91111• £J Jllido
vale Eye .UntJtrsltY DlaJope Avkultu,. USA 0) Movie: (C) ''The Golden Arrow.. An,.ta Yf 1rn1·Up LT1111tHf tibn
(adv) '64-Tab Hunter. Head On 3:30 I Ca1ner1 Thrtt
9:00 I ! Cl)) Scooby Doo Lancer . lmpacto
• ~ @(fQ) m Slrmund (3) Secret Flit USA (ijJ (J) (!)Pro Bowlers Tour
ovit: 11Dnc:onquertd" (adv) '47 : llliter Rottrs' Ntl&hborttood T e $55:000 New Orleans Lions -Ga~ Cooper, Paulette Goddard. · Eclipse Over Siberia Club Open, from Metairle, La.
m OJ) Lissie's Rescut Rangers 12!30 fJ (flj Cl)) (]) fat Albert 0) Tht Vlr1inl1n
Mister Rocers' Nelpborhoocl gels YS. Oakland A's. Etdric Co111p1ny
Efeph1nt Boy O Ancel• Pre~St1son Baseball An· l (i) Concern
9:30 0 9 (I) l1Q) m Pink P1nttltr 0 Q1J (}) (!) Dotti Eastem Open (J)) Slfari to Adventure
@ Movie: "file Invitation" (dfl} Coif Live coverage of the third Movie: "lost Momtnt"
·52 -Van Johnson, Dorothy Mc· round of pl1y from Doral Country 4:00 lienvenldos
Guire. Club in Miami, Fla. Whit's Golni On
I (j}) rn &host Chasers I Cmtest Sc>orts Lt21nds 6 Wild Wiid West
Oustfs Trell : Suamt St.rtet Soul Train
Snamt Stlttt Klpt>I Cosll Cine Como en Cine
10:00 8 ((jf' (I)) favoritt M1rti1n1 1:00 IJ (fa (J)) Cl) CI S Children's (I) ft T111ts A Thitf 0 ti) Cl) m star Trell film fe.stiv1I : Mr. Wlztrd
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ALL MAKES
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Sid C.esar and Edie Adams
prepare to hunt for a fortune
In cash buried someplace by 1
decMsed bank robber, In "tt'a
1 Mad, Mad, Mad, Med World"
on the NBC Satuntay Night
Movie (March 9) at 8PM.
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( ~ ) Untamed Wor1d
Drama
• • P1norama Latino
Voice of Aaricult\lre
4:30 IJ Just N1tural O Inquiry/Health "National Health
Care"
lg:'n With Ubtrty Mutual
It Pqs to It tporant
Psicholoo Tocf•y
• ' Cl)) Ct11l1enlfn1 Su
Corona Now .
e GEORGE JOINER e DON CROSBY
Jean Sebers as Laura, •nd John Vemon as her ftance
David, find their marri•I• plans
menac.d by the erratic behav·
lor of Laura's ••·husband, In
"MOUMV.'' the ABC Suspense
MOYie. S.tu.rdav (M1rdl 9) at
8:30PM. The ftlm also stars
t(lrtf Dou1l1t.
5:00 IJ Dusty's Tr1ll Dusty Is trusted to
auard an Army pouch with his life
and everyone winds up euardlng
Dusty.
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I The Mouse Factot'y
Umlts or Man
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Sports Tournament of Thrills Auto
Crash Championships from T1mp1,
Fla.; ind the NCAA lndOOf Track &
Field Ch1mpionships from Detroit,
Mich.
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-Spencer Tflcy, J1mes Stewart
John Hodi1k.
TM ,trlllMltn
Ci) Otfttr ,IOptl, Other "ltts
Wfutth11
! lntlrfaet
• Roller C1mts
· • Rid! Ward's Roclt l Roll
IUmb1
5:30 I) Johnny Minn's stand Up &
IChte~rini L(;z ci))s~siws
Pl'itbust1n
Unbmed Wortd
Movie: (C) ''Ville, of Mystery"
(adv) '67 -Richard Eean, Peter
Graves.
ft1) A«lon Chle1no m Tllrtt Stooaa
EV[N I N G
6:00 Bo Cl) mm News
0 HEE HAW IS HA HA * AND HO HO TONITE
IQj tt.e Haw
Thi Rttl Don Steele 5'1ow
Nl&frt Callery
CIM CoMo en Cine
1]) Ndontl Geo1r1phlc
Nova (R) An 18-part sciente
series. r (j)) Wortd It War
Teatro HI Sebldo
Speed Racer
6:30 (J)News
Sports With ltrtkl
ltNIC News Conference
Twlll&frt Zone
Ctlebrtty Bowtlnc
Reasoner Rtpoft
· lox cte Mnlco . Lmit
· A M.U.r of Tu m Utt11 R1sul1
7:00 BOUier Ptoplt, Other "*" "The
Man Wllo loved Giants"
Wiid Kln1do111
Trvtti or CollMqutMU
lowtlnc for Dollan
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9 Jim~ Dean Sllow
@) I IP !64 I Rachae~ La Cubln1
(R) Vaudeville with music, staffing
Lill Darvas.and Lee Verone.
tiii) Rick W1rd'1 Rod A Roll m Police Su'l"fl m 111,.. Stootts
7:30 I) Wiid World of Anlmala "Red
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Wayne. Jeffrey Hunter. N1t1lie defend Dr. Steven Kiley in 1 p1ter
Wood, Vtra Miies. nity suil Kim Darby and Linda Day qt OUlt'a 81rtt Georee rues!.
fl I? ::.7 =aboro SMw G Sly Stone Visits
a:0011ca~~AH In Ult f••lly *Kirshner Rock Concert 'REALLY RAQUEL' 9 I • N I C s.turdey I DDn KJrsllMr'a Red Concert
: ( ( hr) "tt'a A. Mad, Mad, fl) Ntwt "I hope ln th~ nut hour you'll ge1 to know me bc1tcr," a"" RJ-Mld, Mid WOfld" (R) '(tom) '63-· • iklodyf.Md , .. Spencer Tracy, Milton Berle, Sid Lo•~$"-quel Wei.ch in an infor'!'al "conve~a1i_on" wi1h her audience near
Caesar Buddy Hackett Edi• Ad1ms. tP.e opcntns of bor musical revue !.p«1ul,. "Really. Raquel," which
Passenaeri of tour vehicles bound 10:10 fl> Mask Auh/Ja1>1nete Movit -airs Friday at 9PM on CBS. And that's what this special h nil about
for las Veaas on the same hi,hway 10:30 0 McMI: .. fninhns1eln Meets the h is tailored to present the .. real" l<.aquel Welch-1he thrce-d1mcn-
are. thrown to1ether by fate into a Wofhnan" (hor) '43-tlela Luaosi. sional entertainer, who 1s not only a beau1iful woman w11h a pro-
senes of events that nurture the Lon Chaney vocative figurt, but a 1alented performer who sing~. dance~. aCt'i 1erm of larceny lurkin1 in uch per-(i) Yuterd~y son and projects a gentle comedic flare hitherto known un i~ to nightcluh
u 'Cfl} rn a> Th• Plftrld1• Fam· ~ ~~lub audiences. Starring with Miss Welc h in !he one-hour revue IS The
llJ "Moriiln1 Becomes .Electric" Dan-£i5 °"'°'A Kind World of Sid and Marty Kroffl. u~·quc company o( puppets who ny becomes the f1m1ly 1as meter · · h · h reader In an attempt to c:onserte 11:00 @ DU CJ)~ News JOIO er in a lig t-hcarted look a1 e World of Raquel Welch in
eneriy and the family ends 11p IMn& 11n Anderson St.OW songs. dances and musical sketches.
by c1ndleli1hl ind huddllna around Mlssioll: '"'°"'bit For the entire 60 minutes. Miss Welch ·~ the onl) "live" pcrform-
the ~1j/JcWc' TOllJ ' Susan Alimo h . m Alalb An hou r-Ion& ~Rodi Concert er on I e stage-with the exception of one number in which !.hC
National eoeraphic speci1I th1t 6 NYPD is assisted by a pair of &pccialty dancers. From the momen1 s he
. looks at the inhospitlble northern ) Movie: (C) "1111, look l 'lt'!p' on,tage in a 'lpect1t:ular hl ack <;:i lin gown to 1he slra n, ol
state and the pioneer-spirited peo· C.ltdle' (com) ·59 -Kim Novak. "Let Me Entertain You·· and begins to tell 1he audience the "re~1I ..
r>le who have settled there. Jame:s Stewart. Jack Lemmon.
IC111mpionaMpW,.stfln& 1Clnema34 story of her career. the hour 15 a rollicking tongue-in-cheek visit
a.. C... 1t1 C111t •• Tiie HappJ Hunten with the woman behind the no w-legendary cardboard su symbol
WIMMlm lrotllen · It Is wrm.a T he television special is adapted from Miss Welch's highly sue-
=~:" Slbado 11:15 @ Movie: "Poftnlt of 1 Mobster" cessful supper club production with which she rang in the 197 3
McMI: (Zlw) "The Hard W.-(' (~ra) '61-Vic Morrow, Leslie Par-New Year at a Las Vegas show room and continued to draw record
(dra) '43-Dennts MOf'1an. ld1 Lu-nsh. audience~ for almost a month That show marked her debut as u
plno. 11:30 II Fabulous 52! (C) "The Evil r;f "live" stage errtertainer and began a new d1men ion in her career
1:30 II (fa (f)) ()) M•A•s•H The all· fran~ensteln" (susp) '54 -Peter ··1 am weary of being a curiosity," deelares the \tar with disarming
knowin1 lfadar uses his unusual Cush1n1. Duncan Lamont. frankness ... This show gives me a chance to do something-to sing
powers of observation to chronicle a @ (j) l urt RIJM4cl• Lite Sllow and dance and perform as a professional entertainer, which i~ what
' 1 detailed report of recent happen· ~ hosts an informal music· 1 am."
inis-lncludin1 Hawlleye's romance and·converution~ 1~therin1 1t the with a new nurse and M1Jor Bums Executrve Residence of Tennessee T he star belleves that .. Really, Ra4 1e." "1hc fir~I vehicle tailored
and Hot lip's efforts to 1et 1 P'Y· Gov. Winfield Dunn in Nashville. to her performing talents. "It does not introduce a new Ra4uel
cho dischar1e for dress-wearlnc Cor· Guests include Glen Campbell, Bob· Welch." she explajns. "it proi·eets the real one, for the flrst time." poral Klinaer. by Goldsboro, Ro1er Miiier, Jim Na-0 @ Pac a luketball UCLA Bru· hors, M_innle Purl, Charlie Rich, Part of the "projection" of 1hi'> updated image involve\ 1he costum-
in1 vs. USC Trojans. Rus1y Richards, Mel Tlllls and the ing for 1hc show, wh ic h contra'>h 1he bik1n1 ll'l'k of .. Om: 1¥1llion
(1) Co111blt team of Porter Waeoner and Dolly 8. C.," the movie 1hat first brought her to the foll attention of the
U tHJ CJ)~ AIC $uttMnM Mow· ~arton. Dinah Shore makes 1 spe-public and lhe box-office, with the sleek sophistication of 1he ,up-It: (Cf (Jif) uMoUMY" (susp) '73-c1al 1vest appearance. Klt1t Oou(IH Jean S.btrl John Ver· (l) Mowte: "Htr Twelvt Men" (dre) per-club mil ieu. Her gowns were designed by Ron Talsky (who also
non. Sam Wanamaker: 'unable to :S>-Greer Ger1on. Robert 8?,•n. served as executive producer for Lhe special). who used a basic de-
fulfill hli 1oals end considered • 0 Mowlt: (C) UConupdon (dra) sign formula 1hat he call~ "simpl icit y with elega nce." He 1...sed i.ump-failure by his ex-wife and usoc:i· '69-Peter Cushlna. Sue Lloyd, Kate . . . . ates a deraneed man seeks to ctrry O'Mara. tuous fabrics, like satin, and either black or rich color~. accented out~ pl1n of reven1e ')y murderln1 ~Tm by important jewelry. (Miss Welch we:m an est1ma1ed half-million
his ex·w1fe. • TO'IY I Slmn Ala• I dollars worth of such "baubles'"in the show.)
6T:\ H1111lllftln F11• Fon111 "The Mowle: (C) ''Tiie Otca,.. (dta) . · . . . Rfs'e of Louis XIV'' (R) · tephen B~d. Elke Sommer In a highly ~rsonal autob1ograph1cal monologue. which 1s one of
d) Mo¥tt: ''Cftiae I PvttlslllMllt the highlights of the show, Miss Wt.lch rejects the legend that she
t :OO IJ <9 (())(I) MaFJ TJltr Moore USA" (dra) '59-Georae H1milton. became an "overnight sensation" in show business. largely due to
$11.w (R) Rhoda and M1ry fly to Mary Murphy. h · 'b · New Yort for the weddina of Rhoda's GI!> Trinity llble Sdlool er physical attn Ult$. She re<:al~s the garage productions sh~ on.cc
sister, but th• credibility i•P be· put on for the benefit of her neighborhood in La Jolla, Calif., m-
tween Rhoda and her mother almost 12:00 fJ ~: (C) ''The . Ladytillftl" eluding her own version of .. South Pacific ," in which ~he played
ruins the hippy event (com) 56 -Alec Gu1nne.ss. Peter all the parts-including the Marines. She reminds the audience that m T1lt l acy Doo~ (Tlh11r>1 ''The Ce· ~:;.. "MaiaJa" (adv) ·50-me attended San Diego State College on a dramatic !>eholar&hip ~-b·rldty N!! r'd -~ u •hd Blink· c ..... ncer T~a .... James Stewirt John and, besides being a beauty contest winner. she was an ac1res with ,,.. 1u-·~· an ,..,e an ucy ~ .,, · S o· I' I th d ' h th D L Pl manaie to tum a conservative PTA Hodiak. an 1ego . •II e eater. group~ an wit . e rur~. ane ayers.
projtct Into a se1ndalous fiisco. lZ:lO (I) Mowtt: (C) .. Beau James" (com) In . th~. special P.resentat1on. Miss ~elch. 1~ heard ( ~ mg ?.'r. own
d) Prt•ltr Fll• •57-aob Hope p 1 Do alas voice! ) m a variety of vocal solos ( lt Ain t Necessarily So. J A m Em Ha,,inea la • au u · Woman," .. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight, .. "You Light Up My Ufe"
t :IO II (9 Ci)) (I) lob fkwtlart Show 1:00 I== "You P Your Mont(' and "Steam Roller"').
No Information avallabl• from CBS (mys) '57-Hu&h :fc0ermott. Other features of the muskaJ revue include a salu Le to her movie N•°!°~t~~~ l:2S a M0¥1t: "Dotl't Foritt to Wipe career in a medley of numbers based on her starring role in such
i ""rw. n._ .-.-.. ate 68--: films as "Fantastic Voyage," .. One Mill on B. C." and "Kanus City
MIMfttr C..•.n, lloed Oft" (dtl) • Stephen Bomber;" a production number spotlighting Miss Welch and the
Callfomla 8°"" Youni. specialty dancers: songs, from ballad to rock, and dances in wh ich
-10:0011 (Qfj(.I)) (I) Carol lvf'llttt Show l :30 f! ~1-N~~: "•~m fro~ she is joined by members of the Krofft puppet company and the
Steve Lawrence 1uests. "WtlMI ~ ·FortUMJ Certie •Carter, monologue, in which she traces her life and career ancJ debunks
0 @ CJ) m °"" MarsllaO "I've -I a plethora of published myths. "Really. Raquel'' was· taped in Holly-
PromlStdYou ~ f1thtr'' Conclusion 1:408 Mfi!it: (C) "R~ 1owt *'*1" wooCJ and produced, conceived and choreographed by Joe Layton.
of a two part 1to11 that btl•n on (ram) 52 -N1tal1t Wood. Veta Dave Wilson directed· music wa'I arranged and conducted by Jack
M1rcus Welby, as Owen aarees to Miles, Mirshill Thompson. emott and Allyn Ferguson, for Raquel Welch Produet1on5.
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Talk About Facing · $-Saving Furniture
-slugger Hank aron --You Build Yourself!
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Test Yourself: Can
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FOR JOAN CRAWFORD
sk Them Yourself
Want lo a.ac e famoua pertOn a qu.1tlon? Send the que1tlon ... • poeleenl, to "A1k," Fwnl!y W .. kly, &41
Lelllngton Aw., New York, N. Y. 10022. We'll pay ta for publllhed qUMtlon1. 8orry, " can't aiuwer 011"1r1.
r ve often wondered if a big •tat' who ;, med to be-
ing lionized haa trouble en;oymg hi. or her ~
company. Do you enjoy your own·companyP-D.
M., Colorad-0 Sprint•, Colo.
•Yes, I do enjoy my own company, which obviously means
that I take an inventory of myself quite regularly. I feel sorry
for people who must be constantly entertained or be in the
presence of groups or crowds. Being an indefatigable
worker, moments alone are very precious to me-for reading
for my spirit.
books and imp~oving my mind. That in itself is a great purge ~
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FOR SEN. HUGH SCOTT (R-Pa.)
Why are you Republicans now beginning to support na-
tional health insurance?-A. Gaitely, Fembank, Ohio
• America's health bill has doubled in eight years, more
than tripled in 12 years and increased six-fold in 21 years.
---Without the benefit of some sort of national health-insurance
program, health care will become an unbearable problem
for Americans.
FOR LUCILLE BALL
In your early TV shows, you used to make jokes about reaUy
being a brunette. Are you a natural brunette?-Jeannie See,
River Vale, N.J.
• No. As a child I was blonde. Later my hair turned light
brown, which is really my natural color .
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FOR JAMES ARNESS
I noticed that you were limping in one of your •Gunsmoke"
segments. Was this part of the act, or did you injure your
foot?-Mrs. Peggy Garside, Cle~aler, Fla.
•You're very observant. My limp is a memento of the war
and the Third Infantry's \dsit to Anzio. I do try to hide it,
however.
FOR JULIET PROWSE
Every time we go to Llls \i~gu you seem to be playing there.
Don't you· get tired of living in hotels and not having a per·
manent home?-F. A. Lowry, Denver, Colo.
.. I perform in Las Vegas about 12 weeks a year, and spend
another three weeks in Reno. Yes, I did get tired of living in
hotels; that's why I bought my first home-in Las Vegas. And
the 40 weeks I'm away, I rent it to other entertainers-who
are just as tired of hotel living as I wasl
FOR ROD McK.UEN
I understand you don't like organized religion, although you
ref er to God in much of your work. What do you have
against churches?-j. B. Herman, Gillette, Wyo.
• I believe very strongly in God. However, much of so-
caJled "organit.ed religion" has let us down by not keeping
up with man's changing spiritual and emotional needs. Few
churches have taken realistic stands on birth control, wom-
en's rights, unfair se~'Ual laws, the inequality of wealth in
this country, and most particularly, man's need to be in-
dividual. We can't have it both ways-acknowledging the
.,atherhood of God without considering the brotherhood of
man.
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FOR CHUCK. CONNORS, narrator of "The TlariU-Seekers"
Who was the most exciting thrill-seeker you have met and
what was it be did?-John Little, Lewiston, Idaho
• I would say John Harding from Milwaukee, Wis., who
calls himself "The Human Bomb." John encloses himself in
a wooden coffin, 6" x 2~ x 2", with two sticks of TNT, and
sets off the TNT, which blasts him out of the coffin and Jcnoclcs
him out. He is immediately given oxygen to be revived.
FOR JIM KJICK., Miami Dolphins' football star
When and why did people start to call Larry Csonlca and
you "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid"?-Tony Belich,
Green Bay, Wis.
• We used to tell-Bill Braucher, a sportswriter for The
Miami Her:lld, about the funny things we did. Right after
we had a good game against the Denver Broncos, he put the
nickname on us. It was perfect for us-two guys out to have
a good' time no matter what the situation.
FOR 'MRS. BILLY GRAJI AM
I notice your hwband doesn't wear a wedding ring. Why?-
F. L. Z., San Antonio, Texas
• Some men just don't li1ce to wear rings, and I frankly
never bought one for Bill.
FOR JOAN BLONDELL
I read that you were in vaudeville as a child. What was it
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•Hardi When I was born, it was already ~oing downhill .
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What It's Like to Piteh to
Hank Aaron
By His --pigeons" and His Conquerors
Sometime shortly after the start of
the 1974 season, Hank Aaron of
the Atlanta Braves will send a ball
screaming out of sight for the 7 I 4th
-tiomt•rurrof his career. Thiswill tie·him
with Babe Ruth for the highest lifetime
total in . baseball history.
There seems little doubt that Aaron.
40, will surpass Ruth. And the antici-
pation of this event has been the biggest
·tory of the "Hot Stove uague" be-
tween the close of last season and the
opening of this one. Not the least anx-
ious are the pitchers, past and present,
who have faced Aaron over the last 20
years.
FAMILY WEEKLY spoke to eight ma-
jor-league hurlers, including two who
have retired, and asked them to <liscuss
their experiences against Aaron. Their
•comments serve as a guide to the pitch-
ers and pitches Hank Aaron has seen
come down from the mound at him
during his long career.
bON DRYSDALE
~ Now a broadcaster tor the Cal/torn/a
Angels, Drysdale established a club
victory record with 209 tor the Dodgers
In Brooklyn and Los Angeles, trom 1Q56-
69. Aaron's record against Drysdale: 17
homers.
''Ever since a Braves' official came
up with the figure a few years ago that
I had given up more
homers to Hank
than anyone else,
people have kidded
me about it. I don't
think that I have
anything to be em-
barrassed about. I
pitc hed in the
league for 14 years,
hardly ever missing a turn, and Hank
played almost every game for the
Braves. I was a contr9I pitcher, and
Hank waited out very few walks. So it
figured I'd give up a fair amount of
homers to him.
"The particular homer I remember
best was one in Los Angeles that be hit
so hard it curved around the foul pole
into the fair part of the left-field stands
before I could even look up to see
where it had gone. He really belted that
one! But when you face a hiner like
tbat, you have to expect there'll be
nights he'll bit everything you throw to
him, including your glove.•·
' • FAMIL v WEEKL v. Much 3, 11174
By Larry Bortstel.a
FAMILY WEEKLY S...,U Miter
SUeon HA'a Month HA'a
1954 13 Apftl 84
1955 'Z1 May 122
1958 26 June 1A1
1957 44• July 144
1958 30 August 122
1959 38 September 97
1960 40 October 3
1961 34
1962 •s Va. HR'•
1963 44• 9rooktyft 11
1164 24 Chicago 85
1965 32 ClnclMatl 15
1916 44• HOU* ton 45
1N7 39• LoeAngele8 74
1188 29 Mont .... 1 13
1169 44 N.Y.Olants 11
1970 SI N.Y.Meta 44
1971 47 Phlladefphl• 74
1972 34 Plttaburgtt 77
1973 40 Sl Louis 81
'LM ....... San Diego 23
Sen Fr•nclKO ..
Homef'I •I home
-Home,. on rolld
Vt. rtght-Mnded pltchert
Vs. left-Mnded pltc:her9
Homen with no men on baM m
Homen with one IMn on baM 235
Homers wtth two men on bw
Homers with three men on baM
GARY GENTRY
Gentry helped the New York Meta to
the 1969 World Serles title by winning 13
games as a ma/or-league rookie. After
lour seasons with the Meta, Gentry, 27,
was traded to Atlanta last •eason.
Aaron's r&eord against Gentry: four
homers.
''It's better being Hank's teammate
than having to pitch to him, believe me.
Most pitchers know
the best way to keep
Aaron from hitting
the ball over the
fence is to pitch
him outside. There's
no guarantee, of
course. J mean, this
guy has seen every
pitch anyone could
possibly throw, so you can't trick him.
My strength is the fast ball inaide,
which I'll throw to everybody in a tight
spot. I threw it to Hank, and I got bim
out with it sometimes, and he hit it
t2
14
Career hon-. NM by Inning:
1et 128 81h 100 11th 4
2nd 30 1tb 13 12th 1
3ld-t5 . --7-4 13tfl 0
4th 19 "' 45 14th 1
5th 57 10th •
some other times. But I figured I've got
to go with the best pitch I've got. Any
hitter can rut any pitch at any given
time."
DON GULLETT
Only 23, lefty Don Gullett hH been
with the Cincinnati Reds for tour yevs.
In 1973 he helped hla tnm win the Na·
tlonal League's Western Division pen-
nant with an 18-8 record. Aaron's record
against Gullett: 8etten homers.
"Aaron bas given me more trouble
than any other power hitter. When we
play Atlanta, the
Braves tease Hank
and say, 'Malec sure
you're ready to play
-Gullett's pitch-
ing!' But I improved
against him last
year. He had three
homers off me in
1971 and three in
1972. Last year he bit only one!
"Hank likes to rut against left-hand-
ers more than right-handers. [Only
some left-handers, apparently. Not
Curt Simmons, for instance-Ed.].
That's because be sees more balls inside
against lefties. His philosophy seems to
be that from the middle of the plate lo
the outside belongs to the pitcher, and
from the middle to the inside is his.
"But, I'll tell you-he's hit every kind
of pitch I can throw. The worst day I
had against him wu in 1971, when be
had two homers and a double, and
drove in all five runs the Braves scored.
Guys have asked me why I don't just
give him an intentional walk when he
comes up. But I'm not afraid to throw
him my best stu11. I throw him strikes.
You can't just give up."
FERGUSON JENKINS
Jenlclns will pitch for the Texas Rang-
ers this year after eight years with the
Chicago Cuba. The 6-5 right-hander won
20 or more games for six atra/ght years,
1967-72. Aaron's homer r&eord agaln•t
Jenkins: thrH.
''I dia better t.6An average against
Aaron. I think Hank didn't like to come
up against me be-
cause of something
I <lid to him a cou-
ple of years ago io
Atlanta. We wen:
leading 1-0 in the
bottom of the sev-
enth, and Hank led ,
off for the Braves.
In that kind of close
game, there's onJy one thing on Hank's
mind-to hit it oul I figured to myself.
'I've got .tq. make him lose bi! concen-
tration:'i•ve got to throw him off stride.'
"Now Hank bas this little ritual when
he comes to bat-be bolds the bat be-
tween bis legs and puts on his batting
helmet. Once he's in the batter's box.
he doesn't lite to step out. So I played
a little game with him. Almost every
time be got set to swing, I stepped off
the mound. Once he tried to play along
by stepping out of the 60x when I
wanted to throw. But in the end be
stayed in there and I struck him out on
a curve. I think that teed him off.
Whenever he faced me after that, be
alway, looked to be in a hurry to get it
o ver with."
CLAUDE OSTEEN
Ah•r nine yeara and 141 victories with
thfl L~ Angeles Dodgers, Osteen, a 34-
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Uank A aror1
Co111i1111td
yBar-cld /Bit-hander. was traded to the
Houston Asttos over the winter. He has
a car88r total ot 180 victories. Aaron has
hit 13 hom8rs o" OatHn.
"I've given up more homers ro Hank
than any other active pitcher. But Hank
hasn't bit any oft
me the last two sea-
sons. That's because
he's going more for
home runs now,
and against ~ pitch-
er like me, a man
going for the fences
is not likely to hit
many.
"About the only time I remember
Hanle beating me in a game with a hom-
er was in 1968. when he hit two off me
in one game. One of them was with two
men on, and that was the only one he's
hit off me with more than one man on.
''Hank's probably hit more curve
balls coming into him for homers than
anything else J've thrown him. Some
of those balls he's hit down the left-
ficld line in Atlanta, one of the easier
fences to reach in the league."
CURT SIMMONS
Simmons' ma/or-league career
spanned 21 seasons, 1947-67. The lelt-
.nander, who spent 12 years with the
Ph/fadefphfa. Phllffes and six with the SJ.:_
Louis Cardinals, won 193 games. Aaron
calls Simmons "the toughest pitcher I've
ever faced." Aaron's homer tecord
sgalnsf Simmons: seven.
"When Hnnk calls me the toughest
pitcher he's ever faced. that's a pretty
high honor. I did
have pretty good
success against him.
I ertibarrassed him a
few times, but be
got me a few ti.mes
too. He bit one
homer off me that
I'll never forget - a
heck of a line drive
smack into dead center field.
"He says it was my slow curve that
gave him trouble, but I think it was my
motion. t had a hcrky-jerlcy motion
with my legs and hips.
"Hank once thought he had found
a way to pick up my motion. The Cardi-
nals were playing a tic game against the
Braves, nnd there was a mao on first
and two out in the eighth. Hank came
up, and when the ball came in he took
a step forward and a double hitch and·
hit the ball over tbc right-field fence.
But the umpire didn't allow it. He said .
H ank had stepped out of the batter's
boJt. There was a lo;g•rgumenl, but of
course Hank lost. I think he decided
right then that there was no way he was
going to M>lvc hitting off my motjon."
GEORGE STONE
Stone, a 27-year-o/d southpaw, helped
the New York Mets to the National League
pennant In 1973 with a 12-3 record, atter
five yea rs with the Braves, where he won
43 games. many In re/let. Aaron's record
against Stone: two homers.
"Because I was Hank·s teammate,
people lhought I might be able to tell
the other Met pitch-
ers something about
how to.pitch to him.
But no way. '1\f ter
the o ne game I
pitched against the
Braves last year,
everyone had to ad-
mit I didn't have
any secrets.
"It was a real hot and humid July
day at Shea Stadium, and J felt myself
getting pretty tired about the third in·
ning. In the fourth. Hank came up with
nQOOdy on bebC and hit a change-up.
low and outside. That was homer No. I.
Then in the ~i.xlh inning, with a man on,
he hit a fast ball that was high and out-
side. That was homer No. 2. I don't
think J gave up any other runs I bat day,
but those were two of the hardest shots
anyone has ever hit off me."
DON.WILSON
A rl{Jht-handed last-ball specialist, Wil-
son, 29, has been with the Houston Astros
since 1968. He has 93 ma/or-lea9ue tri-
umphs going Into the 1974 season.
Aaron's record against him: one homer.
"If' were as successful against every-
body as I've been against Aaron, I'd be
unbeatable. I guess
H ank's only gotten
about four hits off
me in maybe 50
times al bat. His
only homer was in
197 I , and I was just
coming off a sore
arm when he hit it.
"What's my se-
cret? Well. my fast ball moves a lot and
ta Ices off outside against right-handed
hitters. Other ,guys on our club throw
Aaron· straight fast balls, and he cats
them up. But he hasn't been able 10
handle my bat~ when it takes off o n him.
"l faced H ank in his last time at bat
in 1973, when he was trying to get ooe
more homer to tie Babe Ruth. Dave
Roberts started the game for us, and
H ank got three straight singles off him.
I came in late in the game, and H ank
came up against me. He was reall y
anxious to hit one out of the park. I
figured he'd be looking for ao outside
fast ball. but J jammed him inside ~ad
he hit an easy pop-up.
He was really mad!"
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And I'll show you just how I did it-
the Lazy Ma n's Way-a secre t that I've
shared with just a few friends 'til now.
It doesn't reguire "education." J'm a
high ~hool graduate.
h doesn't require "capital." When 1
s tarted out, l was so d~ in d ebt that a
lawyer friend advised bankruptcy as
the only way out. He was wrong. We
paid off our debts and, outside of the
mortgage, don't owe a cent to any man.
ll doesn't requ.ire "luck ... I've had
more than my share, but I'm not prum.
isjng you thaL you 'll make as much
money as J have. And you may do bet-
tfar; I personally know one man who
used these principles, worked hard, and
made l l m illion dollars in 8 years . But
money isn 't every thing.
It d oesn't require "tale nt." Just
enough brains to know what to look for. •
And I'IJ tell you that.
It d oesn 't req\lite ''youth." One
woman I worked with is ovef '70. She's
travt>lled the world over, making all the
money she needs, doing only wha t I
taught her.
It does n 't require "experience " A
widow in Chicago has l)('(>n avera1fng
S25,000 a year for the past 5 years,
using my methods .
What does it require? B{'Ji ef E nough
to take a chance E nough to absorb
what I'll send you. Enough to put the
principles into action. If you do just
thnt nothing more. nothing l(>SS the
rC'sult.s u·1/I be ha rd to b<>lif've Re mcm-
twr f gua ra ntee it.
You don·t have to giv<' up your job.
Uut you may soon be making so much
monE>y that you'll be able to. OncP
agaiQ l guarantet• it.
The wi8est man I ever knew told m<'
w mC'thing J never forgot : "Most people
ar<' too busy earning a living lo make
nny money." ~ ........,
Don'h::rl<" as long as l did to find out
hr was right.
I'll prove it to you, it you'll 5"nd in
the coupon now. I'm not asking you to
"beli<•vp" me. J ust try it H l'm wrong,
a ll you've lost is a coupl<> o( minutes
:ind nn 8 -ccnt stamp. But what if I'm
right?
S\\'orn Stattmtnt:
"f have examined this acivert1sem('nt
On the basis of personal acquaintance
with Mr. Joe Ka rho for 18 vurs and
my p rofessional relationship as his
attounlant, J N'r1•f.Y that every state
ment is t rue" [ Accountant·s name
ava1lahle uran request.)
Bank Reference:
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675 South Main Street
Orangt>, California 926AA
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I reason -within that tame, return my
I unca8h'd check or money order IQ me
On that basis, here's mv ten dollars
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When I cut out thu •nap1lwt of my.elf. I really felt Now I'm 118 pound., my huaband want• to be first on
like cuttin1 away some of my wei1ht-J78 pounth. the dance /Wor, irutead of 1ettin1 loat in the crowd.
I cheated on weekendS
and lost 60 pounds.
By Diane Gabriele-as told to Ruth L. McCarthy
I t was always on Sundays for me. Saturdays, I guess I should say here that I didn't have
too. I'm talking about the cheating I used to do a weight problem until I began having children.
when I finally decided to reduce. You see, no My first three were born in just three years, so
matter how strict I was with my diet Monday the pounds accumulated fast. And when I car-
through Friday, I'd weaken on weekends. On ried my fourth, my husband Jim was out of
Saturdays, visiting my folks, I would eat Penn-work five months, 80 I ate out of worry. Then
-sylvania Dutch goodies. And on Sunday~ with when he went back on the job, I relaxed and
my husband's family, I would eat Italian-style. stuffed myself because I was so happy.
Homemade ravioli, spaghetti or maybe l,isagna. The only person who thought I looked great
Yet, believe it or not, I still went from 178 was Jim's godfather. He believes in setting a
pounds down to 118 pounds. But I never could table until it groans. So when we'd go over to
have done it just on my own. I had to have a h~ house, he'd say: "Eat. Eat. God bless you.
plan for losing the weight-all 60 pounds of it. Yo\,\ eat." Then he'd pat me and say: "Yo'! get
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nice and fat." It was a compliment he gave me
with love, so I ate to show my thanks.
But there were others who sent darts right
through me with their remarks. They all made
me cry, yet each time I looked in a full-length
mirror, I'd tum to my best side and refuse to
see my bulges and heavy thighs.
Well, that's the way I kidded myself, until
one day I borrowed one of Mom's dresseS and
couldn't fit into it. What a shock, since I always
thought of her as bigger than I. But it was just
the shaking up I needed to make me do some-
thing about losing.
Fortunately, I'd been reading the ads about
people who had lost weight on the Ayds~ plan,
80 I decided to try it. I bought a box of the va-
nilla cannel Ayds candies at the drug store. And
since they contain vitamins and minerals, but
no drugs, I wasn't afraid to eat them.
It was the month of June and two things
made me want to take off weight by ~ugust.
First, Jim's vacation. And second, a pair of hip
buggers. He'd bought them for me in size 16,
too small to fit. But I didn't want hill) *9 know,
so each time Jim would ask me to try them on,
I would just say, "Later ... later," until he didn't
ask me any more.
Well, once on the plan, I took one Ayds with
a bot drink (tea for me) before each meal, and
it actually helped stop my stomach growling.
That doesn't sound nice, I know, but I bad the
kind of stomach that was always talking to me.
But on the Ayda plan, I was able to cut down
on what I ate and still feel satisfied.
For instance, at breakfast, I'd have one Ayds
and tea, then a boiled egg and juice. At luncl\,
one Aydsyteaandm.aybe..a tunaJisltsalad and..
fruit. Then at dinner, Ayds and tea followed by
meat, a green vegetable, sometimes a potato
and a salad. And in the evening, Ayds and tea,
and perhaps a pretzel. There was no starving
mysell at all, and the weight came off-and off.
By August, when it was time for vacation, I'd
lost 26 pounds. on the Ayds plan and said to
Jim: "See, my hip buggers -fit!" When we got
back home (to Norwood, Pa.) though, I learned
the best thing of all. Thanks to the Ayds plan,
I hadn't gained a pound. I'd controlled my
weight even away from home.
ThSt's when I decided to change the Ayds
plan to suit my life. I stayed strict with myself
on weekdays, but cheated a little on weekends.
And it worked.
In the end, I lost 60 pounds on the Ayds plan
and I'm· the talk of every wedding and wake I
go to. Not that I'm the one who brings up the
subject. It's that everybody who sees me slim
asks how I lost the weight and I have to tell
them-the Ayds plan. And I'll tell you thls: it's
wonderful knowing that people-notice just as
much when you lose as when you gain.
BEFORE AND AFTER MEASUREMENTS
Before After
Height ...................... 5'51h" ...................... 5'51h"
Weight ...................... 178 lba. .................. 118 lbs.
Bust ....................... , .. 38" .......................... 331h11
Waist ........................ 30" .......................... 25"
Hips .......................... 42-44" .................... 34"
.Dress ........................ 18 ............................ 8-10
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Sh ort of outfitting your home with slabs of
covered foam or retreating to a cave, how can you win the
costly furniture game? There's help on these pages.
B y Rosaly n Abre vay a
Women's Edhor
Dollar-Saving, Time~Saving,
-You-BUild-It" Furniture
(Take It L\tNtrt \Vhe11 ~)II ~ •• ,,'(~)
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You Put It Together
A modest invesl.filf>:J!I. a
little elbow.,greas& pnd. iiud-•
denly, a handsome room.
The wall unit, tables and di·
rectors chair in this room,
designed by Peggy Walker,
are all from JS/Permanee1's
new chrome-and-pecan
ready-to-assemble furniture
collection that provides an
elegant, durable product,
perfect for den or family
room. The furniture. of pe-
can vinyl veneer laminated
to a non-warpable par11cle·
board base. Is trimmed with
chrome-finished metal
rames for added strength
and style. The furniture (wall
unit, under S150; bllnchlng
tables, about $20 the pair;
chair, about $25) is scratch,
mar and moisture resistant.
added assets in areas that
get rough wear. Rug by Ege-
taepper. Blinds by Levolor
Why 11 tide room 1mlllng? It hae lhe good ..,... to contaJn lllNlrt but IMJ[penel\19 furniture ....,.,b19d by Ha owner.
A Oklahoma couple ordered a new
dining set that the store said would
be delivered in eight to ten weeks. A
family in Florida decided to finish their
basement :ind add a sofa and some chairs.
Luckily, they were able to buy the furniture
on sale-but it's been several weeks, and it
still hasn't arrived.
What do these people have in common'!
You guessed it, the frustration of waiting for
home furnishings-costly home furnishingc;
-that never come!
Plant delays, trucking delays (greater
now, due to the fucl shortage). all play a
part. But consumers arc clamoring for an
end to excuses. Is there another answer?
There is, and it may shake lh..: timbers or
the whole industry. While covering the
furniture market, we disco1.crcd Lhcre's a
new look to "rcady-to-aSS4!mbk" furniture.
the kind you take home :ind put rogcthcr
yourself!
1 he first practical furniture of thi~ kind
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Maister
Carpe11try
With a ~
Screwdriver
appeared in the early '60's. But the mer-
chandise was poor in design and the con-
struction was Oimsy. Within the last few
years, however, major companies have been
turning out really fine designs-in wood,
plastic or vinyl-<:<>vercd particleboard.
When you buy 1hese new products. you
do not pay for the hidden costs of assembly,
warehouse storage and shipping, as you do
with conventional furniture. The savings,
therefore, can be from 20 to 40 percent.
Currently, firms are turning out ready-to-
assemblc wall units, desks, ctagercs, tables
and cushioned pieces. Shipped in cartons to
the store, they arc \!asily transportable to
your home. You provide the labor needed
to assemble them. In most cases, all that's
required is a screwdriver. And when you're
done, there's little to suggest that the furni-
ture didn't come from the store 1hat way. '
Because you can see ii, buy ii and use it
within hours, economical ready-to-assemble
furniture is ideal for college or country liv-
ing, or as a gift to a friend. People who
would most benefit from "instant" furniture
' might include couples furnishing their firsl
apartment (or a child's room or vacation
bomeJ and the one-fifth of the pOpulation
that moves each year (taking 1he furniture
apart and reassembling it at the new destina-
tion could save in moving costs).
Good design, savings and on-the-spot
ava:l~bility are what ready-to-assemble fur-
niture is all about. Although you may not
want to rush out and buy it for every room
in the house-it's a nice option to have.
Style end comfort ebound In 1111• room, which reeturn a COiiection of furniture JOU .. , up wfth the tap of a rubber mellet or the Met of ,our IMel
"Instant" Furniture for the Family Room
The warmth or solar yellow compensates
for anv energy crisis In this handsome room
setting of sturdy ready-to-assemble modular
furni1ure. The furniture (table tops are mar
and stain resistant) Is packaged In ·unassem-
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bled form, with each piece In a carry-out
box the size or an ordinary suitcase. An entire
room can be taken home In the trunk of a car
and assembled In an afternoon. Furniture
prices range from under $100 for the tt)ree-
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sealer soft-vinyl sofa to less than $55 for the
dining table. with complementary dining chairs
under $35 each. The three-shelf 6tag~re re-
tails for under $40. Furniture by the Decorion
division of the Stratford.Company.
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We'Ve designed it with top
and bottom comparb1ads.
plus hooks on bolh sides for
cloths and brushes. Ifs made
to hang or stand upright. It's
an ideal 14x9x4-inch size. And
it's constructed of long-life,
~ST'*'1 plastic. So get orgmiiz8d today. Buy
AIU for YD" kitchen. Get cu
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Thia ltendeome, ... y-to-elMft'tble unit cen be your llbrery nook.
If Traditional Is Your Style
Curved moldings, framing an lnter1ocklng-geometrlc-
block motif on the doors, hlghllght this three-section
library wall unit . from JS/Pe""aneer. A rich reddlah-
brown-walnut vinyl-veneer finish gives an added look of
luxury to this ready-to-assemble furniture. The unit, com-
plete with two slldlng-door bottom cabinets, slanted mag-
azine rack and seven shelves for books and display,
retails for approximately $99.95. The Butcher Block Look
Can you guess which pieces are the ones you asaem-
ble? Not the sofas, but the coffee table and the 6tagttre
~~----ltom..KraehJa.r-.'.aJMlw .. dO:;Jt-y.ouiself-coUectlon, all framed -
In gleaming chrome. The shelf and table ·tops, which
closely resemble actual chopping bloeka, are made from
high-pressure plastic laminate. The 6tagilre, under $120;
the coffee table, under $70.
Whieh Deeorating Style Is Right for You?
By Marian
Matthews
(Take This Easy Quiz and Find Outt)
W hicb home-decorating period or
environment is right for you -
Early American, Mediterranean
or Modern? This quiz may give you the
answer :
1. Do you have a "thing" for interesting
furniture designs such as (a) canopied
beds, {b) carved wood edges for sofa and
chair trim, or ( c) the oversize rounded
sofa and chair shapes of the thirties?
2. Do you feel more comfortable in a room
that (a) bas few accessories and no cur-
tains, (b) bas waJls draped with tapestries
and windows heavily curtained, or ( c) bas
glass walls and/ or many windows?
3. U someone gave you an expensive Ori-
ental rug, would you (a) use it in a room
with pine furniture, (b) sen it and buy a
Morrocan rug, or (c) use it wifh uphol-
stered pieces inspired by the forties?
4. Would your plan for redecorating the
family room include (a) lots of maple
furnishings, (b) furnishing it with wrought
iron accessories, or ( c) giving it a latex-
foam padded sofa and chairs and several
ottomans?
ti • FAMILY WEEKLY, M11ch 3. 1974
5. Suppose you had a choice of an accent
chair-not upholstered. Would you choose
(a) a sewing rocker, (b) a campaign chair,
or (c) a "butterfly" canvas chair?
I. As a collector, do you concentrate on
such items as (a) Sandwich glass and pis-
tol-handled silver, (b) ornamental tiles, or
( c) old radio cabinets and carnival glass?
7. Are you a pillow lover who (a) makes
needlepoint and embroidered pillow covers
for sofas and chairs, (b) favors crushed-
velvet and colorful damask coverings, or
( c) sits on the ftoor a lot on large cushions
coveted with denim, ticking or fake-fur
fabrics?
8. Has renewed interest in the Orient in-
fluenced your plans for redecorating to the
extent that you (a) plan an important
use of the family-heirloom metal tea chest,
(b) want to show off that parquet wood
flooring with brilliant fringed rugs, or ( c)
plan lo install wall-to-wall carpeting and
then place an Oriental area rug over it?
9. If you found an old house with original
pine planking over the fireplace, would
you (a) let it remain intact, (b) rip it out
and replace it with marble, or ( c) elimi-
nate the mantel completely?
10. If you bad a choice of a waU banging,
would you choose (a) a primitive portrait
painting, (b) a romantic court scene. or
( c) a Picasso-type portrait?
HOW TO SCORE YOUR TYPE:
6 or more a'8-EAAL Y AMERICAN
6 or more b'8-MEDITERRANEAN
6 or more c'8-MOOERN (Furniture
of the thirties and forties "Modem"?
You bet! That's the style the designers
are copying these days.)
If you have a combination of at least
three in each category, you can count
yourself as "eclectic." In other words,
you like variety and enjoy mixing dif.
· ferent period furnishings and acces-
sories.
(This quiz. was prepared with the help -
of the home-furnishings group at B.F.
Goodrich.)
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Good Housekeeping cmt afbdto •nr• Wib
good reputation. · ~:J;
So when we asked·them
Potscrubber Dishwasher
they'd be tough.
This was their only
Show that the ~,,¥,.."'
dirty pots normally found
First came the pots and p
Aluminum, ceramic, porcelain
on iron, glass, stainless, even an old pot of~._~m.:I
tionable origin was used. Non-stick-co&ted
items were rejected. They were too easy.
Then came the messy part. Our home ecaDQS
mists outdid themselves with an assortment m
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tough cleaning problems. We bad sticlcy beef
chicken in gravy, pea soup, chicken cacciatare.
angel food cake (a real tough one), and a~~
we called 11spinach disastet.' And ·
nightmares weren't hard en
we let them 11age" 3 hours to s·
your "standing time'' at home.
Then we washed them. Along with
full loads of soiled dishes.
GENERAL •. ELEC~RIC
People Quiz
By .John E. Gibs on
(;a11 a Person's Niame . .
Shape His llesti11y•!
The most important word in any
language-to most people-is their
name. In this True-Or-False quiz. we
name a few facts about names.
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. If you can trace your family name
to some famous mun or woman, you
are likely to possess s imih1ri•ies in
physique, personaiity, chnrncter -and
general disposition.
2. There arc exceptions, of cours..:, but
most parents, after r:icking their
brains for a name for their child, set-
tle the matter by flipping a coin or
picking some name at random.
3. Whether a child's name is mother-
or father-conferred provides an in-
sight into the parents· relationship.
4. Women tend to be far more ex-
treme than men in their likes and dis-
likes for people's names.
5. In most cases, a person's name has
little influence on the formation or his
character and general outlook.
ANSWERS
1. False-according to a study of hu-
man genetics, which has shown that u
person's family name has no specific
influence on his character or physical
makeup. As one leading investigator
observes in evaluating the r..:sults of
the researchers: Although men do not
usually change their names, 1heir
genes change in ~ac/1 genermio11, and
do so al random. A grandson -al-
though having the same name as his
grandfather -could lose all genetic
identity with his grandfather. Even a
father-son· relationship is linked by
such complex lines that the son is
genetically independent.
2. F<1/se-according to the findings of
True or False: If you <.:an tra<.:c
your family name to !>ome
famous man or woman, you are
likely to !Xl).SCSS similarities in
physique, personality, character
and general disp0sition.
(See number J)
a recent study of the processes in-
volved in the naming of children con-
ducted by Dr. Mary V. Seeman, as-
sistant professor of psychiatry at the
University of Toronto. "Children,"
the specialist reports. "ar~ named by
parents who cherish a set of uncon-
scious expectations for their newborn.
These expectations find their symbolic
expression in the form of a given
name. The final choic~. which may be
a compromise between the current
vogue, family tradition and the un-
conscious ideals and identifications of
the parents, brands the child :.it birth
with a tag that symbolizes wh11t his
culture and his family expect of him."
3.Tfoe. A:s one leading autbority wbo
has made a study of the subject o b-
serves, ''Who chooses the name 1s al-
ways an inte resting clue lo d..:cbion-
making within the family." ft would
expectably follow that children are
seldom named by henpecked hus-
bands or browbeaten wives. The bcsl
indication of a good relationship
would be a mutual participation in
the child-naming process.
4. True. In a study conducted at Ohio
University, more than a thousand dif-
ferent ~rsonat names were rated by
1,380 men and women as to the de-
gree they liked or disliked a name,
considered it masculine or feminine,
passive or active. Women were the
most vebement in their opinions, the
most extreme in their ratings-either
giving a name a top rating on all
points or registering extreme dislike.
5. False. A large-scaJe study of the
psychological effect of personal names
shows that "the name has a molding
influence on the personality because
the child learns to identify himself
w11h the name." In effect, he is Rohen ,
or Clifford. or Daniel, or Percy. or
Elmer, or whatever. Other investiga-
tions have shown that, as early as
2000 B.C., the power of a proper
name was such that it might deter-
mine the individ-
ual's destiny.
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Parents' "Douhle Messages"
Recently, a parent described
an incident in which she
asked her teenage son,
for the umpteenth time, "When
are you going to take out the
garbage?" She was angry with
him before she asked because
she anticipated his refusal. So
her question really gave him
two messages: 1) I want you to
do' this. 2) I don't expect you
will. Hell son beard the second
message more loudly than the
By Dr. Delea De Bosh
Saying no to chlldr,n:
"It's not mean mean. It's
really only human. And
that's all you are."
first, and willingly fulfilled her
expectation by continuing to
watch TV. He also found her
anger irritating and insulting
and felt no desire to please her.
What drives this parent to
addr~ss her son so equiv<>]atly?
Certainly, one's view of oneself
is revealed in the way you re-
late to those most· closely asso-
• ciated with you. Jn business or
with her friends. this woman
sees herself as a successful, ade-
quate person. She has no diffi-
culty telling those she supervises
what to do. And they do it. With
her own supervisor, she can also
state her position, and she can
accept criticism and suggestions
as she sees fit.
But at home, she finds that
she cannot assert herself. She
finds herself apologetic when
she makes requests of her fami-
ly. lo a sense, she fears her pow-
er. She feels that she can be
loved by her children only if
she •remains a self-effacing,
"permissive" parent. The rule
book-says that-children-should-.-.
make their own decisions. She
doesn't question which ones
they may make and whiCll ones
are her responsibility. She
thinks firmness is meanness, so
she meekly says, "Why don't
you go see the dentist?" when
: her teenage son's teeth are rot-
0 ting in his head, knowing that £ ! he'll go only when she makes
!! the appointment. w Should she let his teeth fall
out of his mouth? Maybe she
should. But how many of you
could stand to see that happen?
So speak up. Say what you want
to say. You have that right.
Your child is not so fragile that
he'll break if you come on di-
rectly, honestly ·and without
malice.
The classic example of the
multi-message is the saccharine-
swect question: "'Don't yob
want to go to bed now?" It real-
ly says: 1) It's time for bed
now. 2) I hope you won't give
me any trouble tonight. 3) I
don't expect you to go without
the usual hassle. 4) I wish I
didn't hnvc to go through this
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Copyrlghl Cl 1974 by Helen 0. Rotla, M.O.
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every night 5) I hope I'm kid-
ding you as well as myself by
asking you, because we both
know I'm not really asking, I'm
telling. 6 r I'm trying to tell you
to go to bed, but I can't do it.
7) I want you to take the re-
sponsibility ana say you'll do it.
Of course, the child in this
kind of bind .is not able to as-
sume the responsibility. Hearing
Mother's voice, seeing her face,
. sensing her equivocal attitude-
all routines familiar to him-
Junior goes through his familiar
routines of not wanting to go
and of not getting ready. When
he's eventuaJly in bed, the cha-
rade continues, with bis getting
out of bed for the dozens of ta-
sons children find to do so, d
to which some parents a . ~ quiesce.
Double messages are the mark
of the person who cannot state
a position clearly. Such persons
often don't know what their po-
sition is because they are busy
trying to please all the time.
They try desperately to avoid
off ending. These people fear
they will incur displeasure by
being too "mean" or "push y.'-;-
Displeasure, they feel, can lead
to anger, anger to vindictiveness,
vindictiveness to hurtfulness.
But the truth is that you are
entitled to say no, if a no is in-
dicated. Nofs should be based
on the givens of the situation.
You might decide to withhold a
reasonable and unequivocal no
if your child wants something
deeply. While inconvenient or
inconsistent with your general
policy,. you might permit it.
For example, say your five-
year-old girt is sitting with older
brothers or sisters watching
"Peter Pan" on TV and it's past
her bedtime. If getting to bed is
of crucial importance on that
night (which it probably isn't).
then she gets an 11nequivocal no
when she asks to stay up to see
the rest of the movie, which will
run till 10:30. But if you see
she wants to be with the family
and see the rest of the movie.
then that no might be withheld
that one time.
Don't worry that she'll nag
you to stay up again and again.
She may try, but you can briefly
explain to her that that was a
special time and a special pro-
gram. If you add that Lhcre
might be other programs she
can watch in the future, she
may be quite satisfied.
At any rate, your success will
depend on your unequivocal at-
titude. You have to believe what
you say. Your decision for the
mqment must be unequivocal
even though in your heart you
may be vacillating. This is nol
easy to da when you've been a
frequent user of do'uble mes-
sages and the equivocal no. But
practice. Think about it. Plan
for occasions when you can use
it And then go ahead and. a.ct.
As far as other fact on arc
concerned, such as convenience
or appropriateness, you are en-
titled to use them in making
your decisions. IC you have been
traveling with your family and
everyone is tired and cranky,
and the children want to go to
just one more place, consider
the consequences. It may seem
very easy to stop in because you
are so near. But if it will take
another two hours, and your
spouse bas a headache, and
everyone is hungry, then a firm
-no is i ndicated, regardless of tile
dissenting voices. Mean? Possi-
bly. But it's not mean mean. It's
really only human. And that's
all you are.
In order to be able to convey
one message at a time, you have
to recognize first that two or
more messages are being given.
U that's what you want to do,
fine. But if you think double
messages arc single messages.
you have to find out that they
are not. Here the process of
identification may take place.
"What am I saying that my
child always bucks me? What
am I doing that creates such a
gap? How am I feeling when I
ask my child a question? Am I
feeling afraid? If so, why? What
do I think will happen anyway
if I come out and say. 'No. your
mother and I don't want you to
do that, period'?"
Answering these questions
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Tilcn you can decide if you
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QUICK SKILLET CHICKEN AND LIMAS
Put 3 tablespoons vegetable oil in large skillet. In
the vegetable oil, beat ~ teaspoon cayenne pepper
and 1 clove g.,tlc, split. until garlic is golden. Dis·
card garlic. Brown 2Y.i lbs. chicken parts, turning to
brown all sjdes. Stir in I can ( 1 lb.) tomatoe., 2 cans
( 1 lb. size) large lhna beans, drained, 1 teaspoon
Nit, V.. teaspoon ground black pepper, 2 tablespoons
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'h cup sliced, pitted black oUves (optional). Heat
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BOBBY RIGGS
Should BUiie .Men take up golf?
QUOTE: Shortly after World War 11,
Bobby Riggs took up golf and didn't
touch a tennis racket for 16 years.
Here's what he says about that period:
"Since I took up golf so late, I never
developed a really good, grooved
swing. I was not a long driver-225 or
230 yards or so off the tee. But I did
learn to play well around the greeru. I
had a 'toµch' with a golf club, just as I
had with a tennis racket. I was good at
chipping-using a sand wedge that
Sammy Snead gave me when I first
ARMOUR'S ARMOURY
By Richard Armour
CARTWHEELS
I wonder when the supennarts wm motoriu their shopping carts.
Like golf carts, then, they can be
ridden
And piloted where they are bidden.
The shopper need not push and sbove-
1be easy travel she will love,
As w~ll as sudden bun l.t of speed
When there's an open strtstcb, and
need.
Oh, shopping carts with built-in pGwer
Will save the shopper hour on bom
And mab the trip around IUCh fun
Sbe11 almost bate to have it done.
We only hope carts thus propelled
Will be well sirened, homed or belled
• Cl c
started-and became a first-class put-
ter. I was so good that sometimes
tournament players such as Gary Player
and Bruce Crampton asked me bow I
dJd it. My answer probably puzzJesi
them: 1 just stare at the bole. I con-
centrate on getting the ball in the bole.
... It just goes in.' .. From .. Court Hus.
tier," an autobiography by Bobby Riggs
with George McCann (J.B. Lippincott
Company, $6.95). UNQUOTE.
If HutnptJ DumptJ Md had one of
theM' newfangled Mf•IJ helmeb
maybe he could have been saved. Ac-
tually, these little ones are wearing a
special type of hel-
met, designed by a
Cennan manufac-
turer, to prevent se-
vere head injuries.
The helmet is made
of a plastic sul>-
stance and is rea-
sonably elastic so
that it adjusts to
any head size. Because of the way the
headgear is designed, it protects the
rof t spots on a baby's head and stilJ has
open parts that don't inhibit hair
growth. A word of caution, however:
The hehnet is not foolproof. You should
still look after the baby .
The U.S. I• etlll No. I In the wortd in
tem'8 of OU production, but here's
how the top oil centers and their lead-
Klngf ..... ......oflrM
ers stack up in the Middle East. King
Faisal of Saudi Arabia leads with 355
million tons a year. Next is the Shah of
Iran with 289 million tons a year; Sheik
Sabah al"Salem a).Sabah of Kuwait:
137 million toru; Colonel Qaddafi of
Libya: 109 million tons; President Bou-
mediene of Algeria: 51 million tons;
Sheik Khalifa of Qatar: 28 millioo tons;
Sultan Qabus of Oman: 14 million tons
and Sheik Rashid of Dubai: 11 ·million
tons. Washington has always main-
Quips & Quotes
And also bumpered., fen endurance .••
The store, too, should have cart
insura~.
The doctor assured me that he'd have
me back on my feet in a week, and he
wa.t right. 1 had to sell my car to pay
him. -Luci11e ]. Goodytuw
As a safety precaution during night-
time jumps, skydiving club members
wore flashing red and blue lights. Ooe
jumper parachuted to a lighted area be
assumed to be his target, but which
turned out to be a parking lot. Realiz-
ing his mistake, he wallced up to a
woman who'd witnessed his jump. His
lights still Bashing. he asked her where
he was. The woman backed away as
she replied shakily, .. Earth!"
-Dorothea Kent
The telephone company is beginning
to charge for directory service. I called
up Information and said, •non't you
think ten cents is a lot of money just for
answering a question?" She said, "Yes
it is. That'll be ten cents!'"
-Robert Orben
THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES
Kida ... Ille differently. Send original
contrltx.ttlon1 to "Child." Family
Weekly, &41 Lexington Ave .• N.Y .. N.Y. 10022. $10 If uted-none returned.
My four-year-old brother was
going to pour tea for himself and
me. He gathered glasses, sugar
and spoons. When he went to get
the pitcher of tea, he noticed that
~e was very little left. He
poured that into one glass, barely
filling one-fourth of it. Then h e
turned to me and remarked, "Is
it okay if you don't want any?"
-Clari&e Correa
VWlla. Calif.
Parents registering their children at
a kindergarten were asked pertinent
questions about their children's back-
ground. Jn the blank marked 'Lan-
guage spoken in the home," one mother
proudly wrote, .. Nice.,.
-Funny Funny World
tained that the oil embargo couldn't
last ~we these men are afraid of
losing the U.S. market permanently.
ANNIVERSARIES: !he Star-Spangled
.. Banner· officially became our national
Mlhem 43 years ago Sund•y. The U.S.
Constitution went into eHect 185 years
ago Mond•y. Muhammad Ali lost the
world heavyweight champfonship to
Joe Frozier three years ago Friday.
BIRTHDAYS (all Puces): Sunday-
Cen. Matthew Ridgway 79. Tuesday
-Rex lforri.mn 66~ Paub Prentiss 3S;
Miriam Makcha 42; Jade Cassidy 47.
Wednesday-Ed McMahon 5 1; Cor-
don Cooper. Jr., 47. lhuracfay-Lord
Snowdon 44. Frtday-Cyd Charisse 51;
Jim Bouton 35; Lynn Redgrave 31.
S•turd•y-Mickey Spillane 56; Will
Geer 72; Thomas Schippers 44.
BIRTHDAY PEOPLE:
Rex H•rrteon and Cyd Ch•rt ...
By Frank Baglntkl
LITTLE EMILY
"Who., .... JOUf stuff?"
,..AMILY WEEl(L Y, March 3. 1974 a »
ORDER House-of Wesley's ••• CREEPING
, , ,
at Amazi~gly
LOW PRICES
4 plants s1 00
for
8 for $1.75 12 ~or $2.50
()
24 fors415 481o,s92s
Plus Valuable Peony Bonus! WHY
PLANT
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A GROUND COVER?
In many erus end s ltuetk>ns, ground cove,. ere more
IPPfoprlet• end more satisfactory tt.n turf. They ere
Ible to grow end thrive In sun Oil shede, encl In
poor soil.
On steep slope• where mowing la difficult, ground
cover Is much more effective end much less leborlous
to malnteln than gress. Ground coven hold the soil
as well aa turf end the textures .. far more
Interesting.
Smell eren of grass ere • contlnuel choN to
:'lSIE=---. kffp mown end trimmed but ground covers require
elmost no care. They ere excellent protectton end
soil conditioners. 1My holchtw-Utten 1 .. ,, •• from
blowing ewey, thus helping to edd annuelly to the
humus content.
One of Seclum's moat velueble .... ts la It• full time belMlty. Lush fotlege beglna lift
Hrly spring, and star .. heped wine red flowers delight the Yiewer from let• June
throuth September. The Mtrecttve Mmi...vergreen follege ,_ts well llftlo winter,
malnteinlng Its rich green and bronze color neerty all ,.ar round.
Bealdea being one of the loYelleat of the ground covers. Sedum also rat•• high
on the other requirements. It la henly, grows well In aun or partlel shede, In undy
aolt, cler aoll, or good aoll.
RED
SEDUM
Now to cover
those hard-to-fill
bare spots with
Blazing Color!
Check these Special Features
of the Perfect Ground Cover!
CREEPING RED SEDUM
VI' Grows in Any Soil
VI' Thrives in Sun or Partial Shade
VI' No Speci•I Care Needed
VI' Extremely Hardy
VI' Brilliant Color
VI' Rich, long-lasting Foliage
VI' Neat, uniform Growth
VI' Quick, but Disciplined Spreading
VI' Guaranteed
VI' Inexpensive
Yau-will "eceive h.ar4y_nottbern._nur.sery grown
plants carefully package d to arrive in prime con·
dition. An outstanding buy at len than 2()J per
plant in lots of two dozen!
FULLY GUARANTEED
All ............... lo be of """ .... lty.
•ucUJ • lldftrtlaed end to errhe In good
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TODAY to receive your Red Sedum
tta thick fotlege and root aptem hold the aoll on slopes or b•k.s. The neat 3-4"
ccwer lorme • denM petennl•I mat to bring green and wine red bHuty to ak>pff,
borders, rocky .,. .. , enywhere beeutr and duniblllty ere nffded.
Eech ptent will •Hlt1 end qulcklr spreed to fill one sq. ft. Sedum spre_. evenly,
malntelns Its unHorm amooth beeuty et •II stegn of growth. Unlike some
ottMr ground covers, Sedum, elao called "Dragon's Blood," atey9 where
rou put It -does not atreggte out Into ptllCft where It doesn't belong.
Seclum la elmoat Indestructible, enduring end persisting egelnat heevy
ctlmetlc end nutrftlonel odda.
Now is a Good Time
to Plant
RED SEDUMl
Your young Sedum plants wtll estebllsh themselves
begtn to spreed • few deys after plentlng. In • month
or so ther will alreedy be M Inches In dierMter. they mer lose their fotlage •• the fl ... t winter prograMS
but will leaf out ...,.. In eerty spring. During • long
and Peonies!
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HOUSI Of WISUY, NUllSDY DIVISION I a.a. NO. 1, DIPT. 1959-105 I
l&.OOMINGTON, IU.INOIS 61701 I
Please send the following:
-HOW CAT. MANY NO. lttM
2.42 Cfeei>tng Red Secbn
821 Red Peony Bonus (2 for 25'
with orden of S2.SO 141)
TOTAL
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HOME Of'FICE " Ev.ryone'a favoflte. With Sedum ordera of S2.50 or more. ADOfDI I
HOUSE OF WESLEY, Nursery Di~isU:m ~ you cen order 2 Red Peony bushel (• reg. sus value> for CITY I only "-· Take edvant999 of these extra ... 1.,... on hand-I· ._R_. _R_. _1_. _e_1o_o_m_1n_g_t_on_._1_11_1n_o_is_6_11_0_1 _________ s_ome __ peon_1_••_-_apec __ 1._1 _w_1th_th_l_•_••_•ue_·pec-kecl-..._,, __ off_er_. t~A_ __ ---__ ---____ !'!,. ______ :
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NEWS
SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1974
• PEANUTS ~
J • • f eaturi~~ · ·
"Good ol' ·
AT LA:::>T !
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HOW DO
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\/\/HAT Tl M E
DOES Y OUR
WATCH S A Y ?
T14A1 '5 T14E TROUBLE
WI TH LIVING IN A
QUIET NE16H80RHOOO ...
I HAVE ro TAKE A 6Ll5 ALL
THE WA'< DOWNTO(J N WH EN
I WANT TO ~~A'5E CARS!
By Ernie B·ushmilf er
M Y WATCH
I S AT T~I E
~EWE L ER S
B E ING
I W I SH I K N E:.W WHAT
T IM E 1-r I S
M E ,TOO
~EPA IR E D
HE'S A L WAYS PROM PT FOR
HIS BEGGING --·-1T HAS
TO B E O UR LUNCH
HOUR
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HONE)' ... ITS
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POLITE ...
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HOW'S ,.ME fMOW GOINS?
~MM!.A~'TMIAJt
I~ A!JOtAf TO PO
Ml~ pll'AMOLA~
01-e> ~o,:-r-
4Hoe ·lfOLATINI !
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CALL HER
NOTH IN '. /f ·4-,.
---... ~0~1515-APICA9=30 ... No l<IVDIN'? WA'?
F~H15 BLUE PERIOQ HE REALLY SAD?
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l> [> [> ~IJDGE PARKER
FOLLOWING HIS IN TERVI EW
WITH JUDGE PARKER , 5AM
DRIVER DECIDES TO CALL
ON THE 5 1STER OF KARL
WAKEMAN, WHO IS ~~w
LOOK, Ml55 C.A:LYIN . ., IF YOU R 6ROTHER'5
BEEN WRONGFULLY IMPR150NED, I WANT
TO DO WHATEVER I CAN TO HELP HIM!
REC:,ISTERED AT A
LOCAL HOTEL
ff'AROL ?./ (I/,,-: . 77.. 01/ '.:< f ? 3 -3
I JUST TALKED TO Ml55 CALVIN
AND SHE A5KED M5 TO PICK HER UP
AT HER ROOM ... 8 UT15HE FORGOT
TO GIVE ME HER ~~---_,,,
ROOM NUMBER! '
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YE5, 5 1 R,:. DOWN THE
CORRIDOR AND
TURN LEFT!
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I DON'T TH INK PLEA5E,,.I 'M HERE
I HAYE ANYTHING IN THE LOBS-Y! I
TO SAY TO YOU, WON'T TAKE BUT
MR. DRIV ER! A FEW M INUTES
OF YOUR TIME!
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Hank Ketch.am
<J<J<J
MISS CALVIN,,,
JUST A M INUTE!
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MUTT flnd JEFF ®
WE NEED GAS
AGAlN! WE'D
BETTER. STbP
FILL'ERUP
TIPTOP
FULL!
BY THE WA~ PoP, HOW MUCH
\S GAS OVER \HE
STAIE L\NE?
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SWEE Tl E , BUT I'M A
GREAT BEL.tEVER
IN ''TOO M.ANY
COOKS SPOIL
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UH ·-BUT··ER··
''MANY H,A.NDS--
Mt>-KE LIGHT
WORK II
DOCTOR SMOCK
PA~t70N MFE; 0U'"f
i 'M F~OM ANOi'~e~
PL..-ANf;'"f ANP-
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1'o <Se'"f He~e
ANC'-
SOF<F<Y, -r,.'M
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OFF C'LJ'"fY
GO S ii
oveF< '"fHe.r:<e,
F't...ESASS:
Howeve~,
we'F<e -reF<R1 ei....Y
UN C?eF<s-r AFFec:',
SO PF<S::PA~e
YOU~SESt..F Pot:<
A l,,ONG WAl1"'
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BUT THERE'S A LOT OF <:;ROUND
10 COV ER BEF"OR~ D IN NER'S
RE.ADY , ,AND "TWO HE.AD S ARC.
BE TT ER IHAN ONE ".
WELL!
IH,AN k'S
A Lo:r_, f
...JOHNSON.
By ~1.lSmith
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ON LY so~
GALLON
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OH, BUT "HE TRAV ELS
r=AS TES T wµo i R,AVEL c;
A LONE ,, r
-· IF HE COU LD
HAVE I HOUGH T
OF ONE;. ,ADD-Et)
Af>AG~, 11D
HAVE ""'-.--
WON~
By George Lemont
G e6, 'J,'M ON L.Y
AN I Nlei:<~. You 'C? ee:1-rei:< -rA t...K -ro
A F<eAt... c:>oc-ro i:<
L-00 KI :x: J u s -r
t...AN "e:.C' IN A
S PAC E:C i:<AF,'f
AN P -
C'o~'-r F F<e '"f, MI S '"fe~.
YOU JUSI L.OOK 'TOO
SICK Fol=< ANY O F 'e.M
-ro WAN'"f -rc> 'f AKe A
CHANCE:: O N YA!
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ITS JUST A
Dll<'TY, OLD,
BENT CAN .
-r°MEMPTY·· I l-IOPE SME
PUTS "..\E INTO
i-HAT~CAN
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"r"'C'A!.t::SL:E:r: .. ~:E::E:CS by Tom K. Ryan
r.-"T.".':-::'.":':~:::::-:-:-;-\---'/ . eNTfiR STAR ANO SUPPORTING CAS1; Sl"AGE .. AS YE:T ANOTHE:R ACT lJNFOLOS IN THE CLASSIC MELO-
DRAMA OF GOOP (PLAYE:O l?Y MYSELF, 11-IE HERO) vs:
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11/\Y l ll•H 1-S l\VIN G ·r J,\,\ L SF.I MS' I I t-..r
A GOOD WAYlO
S/\VL, io Nl.Rt:oY "
·11 I E.Y S HOULD Cf-jANGE ·111E
·11ME COMPLETi:LY AROUND ~o
iill SllN rs 0 11r /\I NIGHT,,,.
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W r:. CE RlAINLY DON'r N EE'D 11· SHINlf\16
1N 1·11 E DAYTIME wH £N 11 ·s
LIC•I l'I i,.NouGll ANYWAY !
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OO-M·AK-&-A-J.OVE-k¥--1----
11 JOAN71 C·· · --
-13UT -1 ~/E.Y SHOULD
GO /\'\LICH f-URTHf;R, ..
;~-S I GH;'! IHf' KbROS l.Nt:
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r s . 1r ~nu •'ill\ thin~ 11r a Fal frilnk Ora rn1hll',
fro•I frt•r lo ~•·riri 1 ~ l'\;
("AN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES'! TherP. a.re at lt:ul 1l.J: differ·
ence• In drawln& .detai111 between top lllld hottom panel1. Row
quickly can yoa find them! C'httk an1wer1 with those below.
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COM E O N,JU6 .'
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C U I S ON\E.
VVOOD FOR
MR. LODGE
O N HIS LAND.'
HOW
MUCH
IS H E.
PAYING u s?
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CORD FOR HIM ... IVE
C AN CUT A
CORD FOR US!
YOU SURE
THE.RE'S
NO STRINGS
ATTACHED?
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By Brown and Cas son
BoB
~ANG ON,
llO NC'v !
\ YO U 'CE, ~ SAi f.
'=>--< , NOW !
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KOUMPl!P !
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COMMISSIONcR !
J v l'A/lK.~'
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WE HAVE
TAKEN
ALL THE.
WOOD'<'?
JUGH EAD, •' • -
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HOPE THE.
SNOW COVERS
THE STUMPS !
WH ERE'D
THE
BOYS
GO?
T J UST
ASKE.DTHEM
lD COME. IN
BY THE FIRE
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here it is if you II J..i'liU __
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ride with you
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'"IMllTO--Tl-..-.C ''I ,_. ,, .... , .• _, _ -·-J Plllf:V!NT SIPMONtNG ANO TMl!'L"T OF i /··· • 'o'OUA GA5 SUPPLV • ..,, BUYING • y/ ,A.
MD NO'ft' OUR SCENE CMANGE5
TO A COUNTRY AOAO OVE!ll.DOl<ING
A FAST iY.OVING STRE.A,.Y..
AM . MA.MA! NOW LET
-.'.EM MAICE A CASE! /.
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G .11.S TANI< LCX:IC CAP. f··f
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Mii;ter J·m lost.
Mm . This air is gre.3t .' ,,_~ Im looking for ·
1415 Essex
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J.~eacLthe.papar.s-anEl-1-
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On second..thooQht .
--ma'Vbe-itwoold
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NUTS! IT OION'T
FtEACM TMI' STREAM. '
l.DOl(S l.IKE A TOSS·UP! W1Tl-IOUT-.
TME $1(UL.L, NO CA!>E ! WtTMOUT
l<EENO, NO PRISONER! WMICM
ONE' GtT5 pQtOQIT;.,.V:_;.?__,-;,
Go around Mister.
that curve and -l~e already
take the street been O'ler
to your left. there-
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thats on vour left.
I've looked.
By . Gus Arriola
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