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1975-05-25 - Orange Coast Pilot
. .. ... ·' • . ca a111a.._ .... ..,_.... morlal Day ta belleved to '•Memortll Da)' is -llllno: liaftbom.ttartelldprfilfltbeClvll tba,1lart of 1um1111tw..ailoilo~ .. a War bfJ Sc!;utb~rn -who nation~! hoUdaJ', 11!11 a~ -cl!qu !"IY ,a!> to decwate tho ~D1A....r,;a'a..,4Mil. 1rave1 or ·.:Soldlers from l>otb . The ipany all!Mtl of tho cloy Nortlian~SOU1~; ·. Will be cele brated ID full 'lla!ll \be :ni.·bolldu ll:now ()bserved in ()nnp c..._.1 aad ln netlbborlq liolW'at-• who died In later Orall19County comm""1tlel. ·•ara. '1Ji:.cl udln1 thll Spanl1h ~A Dl!l!l~o( 0-a..& Amod--W:ai:;..W.orld .l\'araland fill• .haYe-'l'l•nned -orlal ll, tlll'KO~Un'War and tbe Viet- .,...ice.. In a'ddltlon, ·a parade ••ID "!&r. 8nd ttremoales are planned In Meil),oriaj ll-ay which Is • Oiiier county cl Ilea and' G~n ~~tcd:oii:t.b&Jul.MMday in -. f1f1liU'lnii1lll);)f ill"&nnuar---'MilY.-11,~fj] a es, l>eeame a ! Strawberry Fe,uval. fecltralbolidayinlm. --• -----. . . S UN~DAY • , • •• •• :· • -. · VOL. 68, NO . 145, 7 SECTIONS;91>J?AG'ES i ' . . . . . Countians )ob-hunt ... For Viets By JOHN VALTERZA ot IM Dallr PlltlMllf A task force of Orange County employment agents and the head of Orange County's state employ- ment office a r e plowing new ground and burying some old hatchets in an effort to place Vietnamese refugees in jobs. But despite the new spirit of tooperation exhibited at an in· ttial session late this past week, everyone involved wonders if all the red tape and awesome pro- b I ems faced by Camp Pendleton's 18,000·plus refugees Wijl ever be overcome. So far, only four among the thousands of dispossessed at Lil- lie Saigon have been able to find si>onsors and jobs in all of Orange County. ''.Even though many ~pie ex- pected tbe r,elu&,•~• tq ·ial_I P,.endleton home for a~ eW J'il':(>nths, tt a ppears t at !ln>usands.of l hem might have to Call it home for years,'' said Robert Aspinall, the head· of ttie si.nta Ana-office of the California ~mploym e nl Development Department. Aspinall accepted an invitation from a dozen employment agents from throughout Orange County for an inform al session at the Sheraton Hotel in Newport Beach Thursday. It was a meeting described by several as produc- tiVe, but frustrating. ·; Aspinall stressed that in his l"'o days of surveYing tl;te situa- tion al Camp Pendleton, he found ·awesome problems facing the re- /ugees and Americans who want to extend them a helping hand. -The reasons are manifold. : Current federal restrictions have effectively killed any . chance for Vietnamese refugees with large family units to settle 111 a new land as the traditional 1"1migrant would. ~,"Traditionally , the members or•the fa mily whose chances are greittest at finding work have f Orged o ut alone at f irst, established themselves and then '· !See LITTLE, Page A2) Clouds Dim Eclipse For Coast Moon Fans Clouds that arrived at about 10:45 p.m., ·coupled with an ac- tive S.Prinkler system , dampened things somewhat for the more tb;in ,100. people who gatbel'od In Mile Square Park in Jl'ountain Valley S'iturday ·night to watch· the eclipse of the moon. But these minor hassles did not deter them fi;om joining many other Orange Coast residents in aiming at the moon an assort- ment of telescopes, binoculars, cameras and naked eyes. The Fountain Valley gather· ing, s.ponsored by the Astronomers of Orange County, \l.'BS organized to witness the first total lunar eclipse in this area in.three years. In a lunar eclipse, the sun , the earth and the moon lineup and the earth's shadow sweeps the lunar surface from east to west. Weather conditions permit- ting, the eclipse was to be visible at 9 p.m . Saturday and last until midni ght. The period of totality was to be from 10 p.m. to 11 :30 a.m. ~While the spectacle ol a lunar eclipse lacks the scientifi c in- terest of a solar eclipse, some astronomers were interested in faint stars that are usually ob- scured by light reflected by the moon. For most viewers, however. the most interesting sight was the moon turning into a g'lowing rust or coppefy ball in the sky A.mericam Contimie :Ev(l,ClU;l;tion .of Laos . . . "'~ . ' ' .-. tensiQI of the antl-Americal) de- ;.• Vl'f:Nf fAr:IE ·\ltfl'C -n"be , iiM>i>Otr,at19ns tbat •began .anei:. "Vniled. States, burned W!iclal · riJbtlsts qui\ tile c.oiliUon 'gov· dOcuments al,'fd evacUated.about e~nJDe n.t ruling the Asian ~ep more.Americans -including . kinldO!,D-. . _l!htbassy personnel -trom LaQS 'l:be communist P11ith~~ Lao &i.tur-day, repeating actlons that moved ,Quickly into the votd left Preceded Commuhiat takeov.;rs· by the de.1;>art~re or· the most in South Vietnam p.nd .cambodia, tJl!>werful rightist el~m~nts and Laotian employes or the Uni led now ·.have almost total. influence States, riieanwhile, sealed off the over the OOun.try. ~ · .. l(.m_erican Embassy 'for several In tfie fac~ 1ot anl1·A~eri,c,an tM>urs dem.ndin& their pay, and demonstrat1~ns which h~ve ,,._udeDts and Communist ~ fotced a complete sh~ldown or ' (oot!nued to surrOW>d the hUCe USAJD operations, ~U.S. Etn· '· IJ.S. 'A.gency 'for lntemolloNI bauy •beg.an .ey~cu~uf!i'ilepen· ··Developmontcolnpound. dents F.rad~y. puttln• 159 dommu·n11t and diuldeJtl gov. American wives and children ~ment tl'OOPI maintained their a~ard tw,o charter~ .. flights to Watch on .. ,&llometer 6, an Th~d. . "· Amertc1n bouelnl eompleX out· the evac·uation was Widened to 'ilde ol Ille coplial ,whet'• .u.s.. ~IO!:l'\'1' nonessentlll..members -~ ,.ere, ffarchfcl-bofore of CIW,emba1sy statrl Satllnlay. enttt1n1 and ofter leovllla. l • In the pu t 111ne-daJs nearly 'Flqs."Fuuilly Furled 4jlO Americana have' loll ~. , . fl!llln1 the.'nwntter of Americans RlCllMQ.ND, ·v:i. <APJ - 11111 in· tbe'cOUnlr)' Jo _abOul ao, M«ethari 100 years anertheend · a"°"t ilOO' of tbtlll olllclall and 1ll U.. 'Chi ii War. the nags ol the t~elr ramlll•• end the rest Callled*acy have finally been i!J!vatecltlten•. · , • HOlll)<)ed fron1~bllc display in L1~tl1R aourcea said both thi s SOu,thern city. Due to van- ., neuti1ll•l Premier SOuvanna dfijst.n,~ CpnCeder'le nap will ..-ma mid ForelCI\ Mbit1tor ~lie placed on the graves of r Pbownl Voa,1vlchlthadpr\vately ~mors who Cough! In tbe • ;aiweued concern mr the In· Civil War. ,, ·~ , -~ . ' -. --" Me1norial Day "' 'ii.11\'t "'l't.t I \I . Events scheduled for Monday in Oryge County are: . Bltl!A -QJt• ol tho county's most colorful tributes will take • BU.ENA PARK -Knoll 's Berry F3rm, 8039 Beach Blvd., is celebrating with performances by the Pat Boone Ft1mily . Showtimes are 6:30, 8:30 and 10:30 o'clock tonight and 4 :30, :s·:30and8:30p.m. Monday. Colle&_e· philO&Q,2.bY instructor Al Painter, a m eml>er of the Teachel's' llall of Fame. Music will be provided. ptace at M~ory . Ga;rdeo C OSTA M E.S~ -Co m - Memorial Pa.rk •• 45$-W. central memorative rites will be at 11 CYPRESS ~More than 1,000 people are expected lo attend ceremonies starting at 11 a .m. al f·orest Lawn Memorial Park, 4471 Lincoln Ave., sponsored by the C.R. Rogers ~1 emorial Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Ave:The,Par.k's Av8nue of Flags a.m..-tn 'Hilrbor' .)\est Memori31 will dts·pla)l b"a nlfers· from·· iar"'-162S·Gi&1er..Ave.,spOnaored The ceremonies will includEfad - dresses b_y cit officials and ve erans Ofl1c1a s . A pageant o( !See MEMORIAL, Page-A3l American .hlsto.ry and tho6e that jbintl)' by the American ·t;egion, dr.aped_,the!Caskets Df_mor:e_lhan Y:eterans of WQTld War 1--and SCIO~ v-elerans bUrieG8t the Parli:: elerans or For~gri Wars. Chief Cere~onies begin·1ttlta.m. .. sp,e~er will be Orange Coast " -.. ..--· ~· . " .. ,, . . . TWENTY-F IV E l'ight ·S1u-~prised - --. . Mayaguez Unit CLARK AIR BASE, the Philip-before another helicop ter W3S pines (AP ) -Intelligence re-able to rescue them. ports gave U.S. Marines no clue "The Marines couldn't un - t.o the fi e r ce resistance they derstand why they had to secure would ·meet when they stormed something that· had no value," Koh Tang island in the Mayaguez Gross sa.id . operation. a U S Air Force Just befor e his CHS3 helicopter "ergeantsa1dSaturday. carrying 20 Marines, one photo- . .\ccording to tntel reports, we grapher a nd four crewmen left a 'ihould have been 3ble to go in Thai air base for Koh Tang oi:i with our helicopter: land, drop May 15, Gross said , ··we heard off the Marines. let them do their the crew of 'the Mayaguez was thing, and fi y away," said S. Sgt. back on the ship." Ron a ld A Gross. 30, of Gross recounted his hours on B·aJti m ore, Md fro m his the Koh Tang beach after Maj . hospital bed here Gen. Leroy J . Manor, com- Instead, one helicopter behind mander or the U.S. 13th Air Gross' air~raft was blown out or Force here, presented him and S. the sky Hi s own craft was shot Sgt. Jesus Perez de Jesus, 25, of down He was wounded four San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico, with times in a crossfire trying to purple hearts. escape from the wreckage, and Gross new to Clark Air Base he and a squad. of Marines were Friday night after eight days Sti'anded 12 'bours .. in a raviDe aboard the U.S. carrier Midway 1 '110::0. ~-~!-=~:z~~~~ ... • ~ "1. • ' • south Or here. CHP D~rlf)_..a ~ayag uez: crewmen said in · ~r-'"~ Singapo.r-: a week ago they were on another islan& 25 miles from Co"""l Roules Koh 1'an.g and were on their way """ . . back from captivity to their ship Heavily Us'fid cs..aEscuE,PageA2) * * * . .. ' ', • l ~ l • ~.,.Rickard K-i.t' ' MOON.WATCHERS-DonnaVan.Hofwegeo holds daughler. chaim3in, 6, while she looks into 121h~inch.telescope ai:id son, Chris, 9, waits hi s turn at Fountain Valley's Mile Square Park Saturday l":ight. They traveled from Bellfl'ower to get telescope view of the ecl,ipse, shown in various stages in photos~ries_a);>ov~ by Rit:hard.Koehl,er . , during totality. This ts caused ·bY· the sunlight, which is bent by the earth's atmosphere and reaches lhemQOn's surface. However, overcast an·d rainy weather prevented the eclipse from t?eihg seen in many areas. Moon rWatchers in Boston, New Yorjc, and Chicago, for example, w~re disai}poirited to find the Cool Holiday ._ ~eeps ·Bead!~ - Crowd~Dmfu . -·~ ,,,-~ •. :1.· · .. i .... I' " l •. -.:' 1,1 , s pit ~ t.h.e th .e"e .. d ·ay · ~end , cool,temperatUres an<J, ear.l,Y, .morning ov,e.rcast kep~ beaC'hgoefs .~tit no more than· av~rag~ number.a· aloDg tb.e' <>rang'e Ci>ast-]iJ\\'llrda~,· N~w.port' le~ai~hr ;Jir4J . )lal'lds . eslim,ted a!>Qut SS;oocl people We~ on that city'J; beache5, with 'Six:. or· seY~~·resCqes 'recorded !rom.$malt riptides: Wa~r iell)- petauire wes 62 aJ,\d ·.afr te'm· pe.rat.ure 63'. . : · eClipse a non-event. A half-dozen persons stopped in the downtown boop section of Chicago said they di(ln·r even know an ec lipse was occurring_ : K.a nsas Cit.y observers, meanwhile, said a thin layer of clouds distor:ted their view or the moop,~· ~ith one viewer saying it appeared !'ashe n.'' Traffic was r eported .fairly heavy Saturday on Orange Coast highways bul the Ca lifornia Highway Patrol said the situa- tion had improved considerably since Friday Then. a spokesman described traffic as "extremely. extremely heavy" from 6 p. m . to midnight on Hi ghw ay 91 near Riverside He said the s peed Was down lo about 10 miles per hour The spokesman said he did not believe the patrol was using its escort system to keep traffic within the SS mile·per-hour speed limit en r oute to Las Vegas. It had been reporte d that a modified escort would be in ef· feet. Nationwide, holiday traffic de· aths were reported al 119 early today. The Nationa l Safety Coun - cil had estimated a death toll t>f 400 to 500 on the roads during the three-day· weekend . ln' Huntfngton Be.ach, tne lileg\l.lt~1~:;fstlmated ·a "full 'llilli.. crowd'' ot. 25,000, wW..30 'reseues , • . . attrtbut.cl lo rip"tldes. ~Ajr tem-, ·• • f • • 1 i,. , .. , -... ". ·~<. L~-n • ;-.. per0tu .. ~re wai'eB.;..81\4\W,ateti, • r.f.&c~11'(•t::'T M~ii*lil ·'! CiuNffV•t lV ING -Ayoung 58., ~. • •. '; .. 11 ,. .• r;,·~';. · .. r 'Da'f~tf!'bdf ~ldiU~~l:~-~ .\N)d"dlter•t•hbWJew'ifefro~Mon- No nude suabat~"I" wei;e NF · tlle·tr..'vel '.a.od "•lca1ioii '!ieasOI'\· <UD'a' auttioriOf the QJd FaB!iloned ported ·in-1.n\ri~•·'~ch, where ·gelll a gOOll 1end61'f from Dally .ltel:!Pe--.'h•• pledged all the s kinny dl_pplliC ' '!\ad. ·b,corpe Pilot $tall ~t•r •l!llllitt Almond irelumS >from tbo bbbk'to her pel Pl)pular . unlil tll.e citY, countll ia>YQU &leliontl~adoll article oil 'P"'J6ct.'• School tooCountry Liv· banned it recently( >.bOut . 5,000 bow andi where Orange· Coast in&l P.age 83. v<OPiJ'W"!'eon tbebUchw1th ~ ·VO/! ~~~~}l'~Y~.1'.~g~·Bt.· . ~ALU'ORNI,,_ COWBOY - re1cues r\port•t· cA-ir 1':"' • t llll)IS::\'l ~;;,11.,,,,_'Vlps 00 OUISlde tb1o arena He1ooks more ~~t~r"c~:a'!"!~e'il~~r'dl ·•rt•dd' _..to~~lilclllded like a sutrcr than a cowboy, but Mayaguez Man ' Sues Captain, Ship's Owner SAN FRANCISCO !U PI) The owner and the captain of the , container ship M ayaguez are ac- cused in a lawsuit by one of the · ship's officer s of endangering the crew by sending the vessel into 1 hazardous waters "to reap ex-I cessive profits." ' A class action suit, filed in i Superior Court Friday, said Sea-1 Land Service, Inc., and Capt. Charles T . Miller (o( Fountain Valley} well knew of the danger : to the ship close lo Ca mbodia ! because or earlier warnings by ; American authorities. It's obvious he doesn't need the fancy helmet-end other speed equipment If he's just delivering n11wspapers or something. So where's he off to? Check the action es It occurred In Mission Viejo Satu'rday afternoon. It's pictured on Page A4. .. ,.,_lotntk• ., l!,..-.....C ••• C.,_ltled Of-t6 ,..,IMflc...t.IU AJ '""""' .. Elll""61P ... 1A .. 1 l'.11'-rU'-"' ... , '1MllCe 01 $.1.Ki't•Qwe ,., --.. • eslimlted trowds at 8,000'people 111· otJier'· vaCAtlo~ stori~ .. 1fl'.'OJ!1 he's a rodeoer ~hose •bjlltles are in the City and 13,000 in the coun~ Chri.!ltl'an Science Monitor ·News ,f~pected from coast to coast .. ty 3rea south of Laguna Beach. 5ervice featured'ltt YOU~ioll _M,eet the co~boy from There were about 15 r.escues opl>:ages: Bl and 82. Another1.tory Capls~an9, Joe Lifto, subject o! t:rom ami.lt' i;iptides ' n;e water eveit tells travilers how to pra\C· jDalJy ~ilot Interview by Horsln •tem&)eratutt'was 60 degrees, the UcetO'gelthamoat1opergaJlonof Aroµnd writer Tom McCann. air S8degrees. ga~irfthefamily car. Page 82. Page BS. O.t.IL 't' PILOT it:CflOlft •• t . • • • .Coast Watch ... '])op News stor.ies of the past week from Orange Coast Communities . ·- NEWPORT BEACH--A citizen-level at• tempt to get rid of the new Balboa Pussycat Theater, specializing in adult- rated films·, surfaced last week with a petition drive by Balboa Peninaula resi- derits. Petition promoters s~y they are concerned about the type of people vho will be attracted to the theat~r's al- -1egedly porno flicks this summer. COSTA MESA--A proposed 1975-76 mun• i cipal budget with a tax rate decr,ase from $1.55 to $1.51 has been presented to City' Council. It totals $17.5 milli- On in e xpenditures , $18.2 million in·in- come, r e flects an e xpected 5 percent in- crease in assess e d valuation and provides for the hiring of 1 6 new employe~. SADDLEBACK VALLEY•-Studen~ Bri~ Horne asked school district truete••· -o aboli sh the practice of paddling which ·h e said he considers ''no •longer a viable a1peot. of the ed·ucational process." Trustees, s plit over whether to spare the rod, deferred action. Bo ard presi- .dent George Henry commented, "Maybe I'm old-fashioned, but it seems to me that sometimes a warm bottom helps the top." SAN CLEMENTE--City Council has or- dered an experiment to determine if ~ joint use of a pri~e surfing beac~ by body and board surfers will work. Under the trial plan, body surfers will g e t the waters north of a buoy off T Street beach while board surfers will get the south stretches of water._ Cartoonist 8111 Mauldin got his nose for news broken In Chicago when he tried to photograph 20 cars Illegally double-parked where party for the son of Mayor Richard J. Daley was In progress. He Is shown, still bleeding from facial cuts, after driver of a white station wagon he photographed threw Mauldin'• camera In his face and beat him. Car was registered to a Chicago police captain. After his assailant left In taxi, Chicago police asked Mauldin why he was shooting the pictures .. Abducted Countian 'May Not Be Found' U.S. Role ·lnMideast Affirmed WASflINGTON' (UPI> President Ford want. tile United States to play a ml)or role· Jn br- ln1Jng peace to. the Middle East but will not try to Impose a aetUe· ment of hla own dealgn. Seeretary of Stale flenry A. Klso· _ lnaorsaidS.alurday. Kiaainger, -who ·ret~ Jato Friday f.rom a J:uropean diplomatic venture, told a news conference that Ford believes a atalemate in the )Ii~• East "would be a catastrophe to all parti .. ~onc.rpe~. '111!> ,,,;d the . Prw14en\ lnt1ad1 'IO p11f1111e a n~fotfated setU.,rpent be~.een llrael and the ,\raba. B~I be emphUlled that the United ·stales doH nbl Intend to "lmpoee ' s0£Uemenl" on tiJe lflddle )!:asl. · .,. Kllalnger aald the ~1d,nl wtU take· into account a letter he r ecently received Crom 76 senators expressing support of l1re1l. and all other viewpoint& on the Middle East question. "The United States is com· milted to the survival of Israel as part of a peaceful setUement," Ki1ainger said. ''A major American role is necessary to preserve peace in the Middle East." The President, he said, will ex- press the same message to both E«YPti•n President Anwar Sadat· in-~their meeting in Salaburg, June· 1, and J1,r1eli Prime ·Minleter Yldzhak \tabln laler In themonth. He said P'ord will not conclude his current reaueu- ment of the Middle Eut situation uiltil those meetings are com· pleted. - The secretarf, wbose · Euro- pean trip included meettrigs with NATO leaders and Soviet leader Andrei Grotnyko1 said the NATO nations will have to consider1re- movin& Portu1al ffom lts mem- benhip if that counlry aoea com· · munlat. Air Regiom Can't Limit Lead in Gas A 1911 order by ' the "Orange County Air Pollution Dittrtct bu led to a ruling by the state supreme court that regional air pollution districts can't reauJate tJ)e amount of lead in 1asollne. The decision that such power rest& with the state air resources board was handed down Friday in San Francisco. The Orange County district had ordered "a eradual reduc- tion in the amount of lead con- tained in gasoline sold · by re- tailers." The order was challenged by the ;western 011 and Gas Associa- tion, which argued that local dis- tricts can re.l(ulate only the emiaSions Crom stationary sourcea of pollution. , Crunched •• Klee, '26, of Newpart Beach, smashed a parked car, which flipped over onto · the planler. !'ice was sligh~y injl\ttld. . ~ -• . . Two cars and a planter had a hard time of It early Saturday in this accident on the 2900 block of West Co115t Highway in Newilort Beach., The car atleft, belonging to Hµgb.M . ---~.....;:...-~~--~~--~~~~~--~~~~~~-~~~~--~ 5 Youths Arrested .In Chase; Cop Hurt An automobile chase through Tuatln Siturday at speeda of up to 90 miles per hour left one policeman injured and resulted in the arrests of five juveniles. Police said four boys and one gtrl were taken into custody following the chase, which began at -3:40 p.m . and ended about 45 minutes later. , The chaae began when a stolen 1970 Mer.cedes matching the description of one used in .an armed robbery was spotted .with five occupants in the 15400 block of Newport A venue. It was pursued by three police uni.ta and Man Killed In El Toro Cycle Crash A 22·year·old Texas man wa1 killed Saturday when his motorcycle collided bead-on with a motor home on El Toro Road near Canada Road. Police said the victim, whose nam• was withheld pending notification of next of kin,. was apparently trying to pus a vehi- cle in the left lane and ran head-qn into a n;iotor home driven by Je8Me C. Martin, 32, of 2161Aa llroadw1y, Costa Meta. She and a passenfer, Mary K. Collier, 59, of the same addre11, were" taken to Saddleback Com- munity Ho1pltal with moderate injuries. The accident occurred about 4:35 p.m. Police said they did not know why the victim didn't see the approaching motor home. about half a dozen cars Crom the California Highway Patrol and the Orange County Sheriff's Office. Officer Geor~e Keely sutfered 8bdominal inJuries when t.be puraued vehicle 'crashed into his car,. with which he was attempt· tng to block tbe'ro~d. He ·wu re· ported in f8ir condition at Tultin Community Hospital. No other injuries were re- ported. Police s aid the chase ended at the intersection. of Redhill Avenue and La Loma Drive when the Mercedes' crash·ect into a ditch while attempting to make a left turn. The four passengers surren- dered bUt the driver fled on foot. A police spokesman said the sus· pect was fired on by officers, who believed him to 1be armed and dangerous. The suspect, who was not hit, was captured 20 minutes later. He was booked into juvenile hall . for grand theft of an auto, felony reckless driving and felony hit and run. · BB Arrested At Hot Springs Things got really hot at San Juan Hot Springs Saturday, when 88 persons were arrested for using the spa after it had been declared off limits by the county. Sheriff's deputies said the peo- ple were using the spa despite posted warnings, although the signs may have been tom down. No breakdown of charges was available but they were believed to be misdemeanor violations of county codes. F,....PageAI RESCUE ••• when Koh Tang island was in·: vaded. : Gross said the heavy Cambo-: dian fire shot off his helicopter's tail ·blades and sent .it.crashing about 75 feet to the beach. Moments before the predawn takeoff from a Thai base, Gross said , the craft's mission was · shifted to land Marines on the beach. Originally , he said, Navy personnel also were aboard the helicopter which was assigned to land the Marines on the Mayaeuez itself. * * * Capt. Miller Sets Reunion TERRA LINO,\, Calif. (UPI). -James Miller and his sister, Cheryl Miller Pedersen,. have talked for the first time in 23 years with their rather: Mayaguez Capt. Charles Miller of Founlain Valley. '"fhe phone connection was bad but his voice sounded ramilii.r,'' Mrs. Pedel'Jen said of the call Friday from her Cather in Hong Kone .. She had loet eonta~ with him" when her ·patents were divorced. · Mrs. Pedersen, 26; and he~ brother, 34, recognized their father Crom newspaper pictures taken after the captain's ship was captured by CambodlanS and rescued by U.S. forces, and messaged Miller through his employer. The captain placed the call to hit1 son, whose wife called the sis .. ter from her next door home. "I got over .there and took the phone and said, 'Hi Dad;• " Mrs.· Pedersen recalled. ''It was nice." A Garden Grove student and· three others who we~ abducted with him by African guerrillas five d:iys ago still may be un- harmed, the director of Tanzania national parks said Saturday. animal research center in western · Tanzania; wher'e the kidnap occurred Monday, said his belief in the group's safety is based on the fact that the kid- napers took clothing, bedding and food but left valuables 'LITTLE SAIGON' RESIDENTS HUNT JOBS. • • But he said it is unlikely search parties wlll find the four because he is certain the kidnapers were guerrillas Crom a mowitatnous part of Zaire heavily patrolled by guerrillas. Derek Bryceson , husband of Jane Goodall, who heads th~ ,_., DAILY PILOT Trc Oran"" Co•U t>•<ly Pll.t, ~Ill "'hl<ll Ii «>mt>o""d '"-Nt.,S·Pr~S, "put>llWltd 11¥ 11jt O•ao<}I! Co1\I P"bllsninO Co""'•"•· S.-•lf •<Mt0n• t rt r><1blisn•a '-'onll•Y ,...,.......,. 1'<16fy ft,. 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AbCc'ted were Kenneth Smith, 22, of Garden Grove; Carrie Jane Hunter, 21. or Atherton; Barbara Smuts, 24, of Ann Arbor, Mich.; and Emilie Bergman, the station admlnletrator. The lint three are Stanford UniversJty stu- dents. Meanwhile , searches by Americans assisted by Tanza- nian and Zairian authorities have Called to turn up the kidn1p vtc· tim1. Tanzanian authorities ap- pealed via radio' for the 'kld- naper1 to free their captives or state their demands. Santa Ana Burglary Ring Suspect Held A 1u1pect from Santa Aft• wu among 20 persons arretted ln connection with a multimUllon· dollar bruglary ring specializing in the theft of blank airline· tickets, the FBI said Saturday. United Press International, which reported the ·arrest.I, did not give the name ot the !anta Ana suspect. Reports &aid 17 suspects were taken Into custody In the Im Angeles area, one ln Santa Ana, another In Santa Clara and one in Anchorage, Alaska. The FBI oald the 1nvesU1aUon hiaan three months aio with lht burjJaries or a num~r of Los Angeles.area travel agencl• . sent for the rest of the family,'' Aspinall sald. But with the Vietnamese at Camp Pendleton, federal regula- tions are stiff and Will make it almost impossible for many well-qualified refugeea to do that. "The family units are general· ly very large and the reautaUons .are Strict in allowing only the whole family to be •-ed. And. all membero of a family muat leave at once. "There's no such thing as a father livin,1 on or near the base, working somewhere and gradually saving enouah to get the rest of the family out. "And whal employer Is going to assume sponsor's reapc>naibili· ty for one worker and hls children, cousins, aunts, Uncles, a Wife and arandparenta! (Some family units add up to 30 persons.) "And whal employer will be able to find housing for all these people?" he asked. A1plnall ana lhe dele1ales from the agencies all agreed that a strange phenomenon exists in tbe Orange County job markel - the absence or q118Un;ll appli· cal'ltl for many common JG. In recent weeks, agenta have said lhal they have found II often Jmposalhle to find qualified aecrelarlal and clerical appJI. canta and that even ~pa.Pf:r ads slressin1 em ployer-Wd fees have failed to lure qualltled •Po pUcanta. They add th al wllhln lh• Pendleton population there exist person• with the needed akllb. Many have a command of Enallsh and u .S. work perinlla ·(from employment In VlelllliM). Unleea eircumstancta chance, vei'y few of lhem Will have the chance 14 leave the tenla lilld· chow lines. The next step, the group agreed, is to seek a new detente between the private and govern- ment agencies which find jobs for the unemployed. For decades, federal Jaw bas forbidden any referral of clients from government employment agencies to private agents who charge a fee for placing persons in permanent jobs. That law applies even if the employer, pays the fee, which often is the case for positions that are difficUlt tp fill. Thus, the logical next ster. would be for state and federal o · ficials to find a way to ease the restrictions to allow a unique and · cOordinated effort between the public and private sector in an ef- fort to secure work for qualified reruieea. "Right now," Aspinall said, "the only r efugees who seem to have any chance at all would be people in extremely small family units, who speak English, who have clerical or secretarial skills and who -most or all -can find a sponsor. ~ ''Otherwise, the future seems bleak for those poor individuals at Camp Pendleton,'' he said. . ..u, ...... ,.....,,...,. ... -..... V1£TNAMllJ!CHlµ>RINPLAYOAM18,llTI'LEDOWNl'ORLONOSTAYAT,INDLETON lo• .. llerve•Toya,TraneportatlOnln'Yanla'ofl.ml91alliOn l VI thro Arm tion , and taL1 chee the\ . As tion duti1 i hou Cont .. , aske "1 M flag! Orw1 . GI anm full tent Schc stre4 Tc cust p.m. ing 1 shel. 11.t .:: squ~ ball! and p.m M diaf! rour 3 p. p.m Ara the ser" }?la• Tl p l :Tl i&fru <IV•• garr . B mec phi• Viii and p can slr\J the do" ren• to I stor byt T WOl and er., me1 facl $5S( 0 the bon da) ma " Ing our for ty r pll I« • . ..-.... -...... . • • &Mc!!y. Moy 25. 1075 DAIL y PILOT M • • I e ,-,, Capo BeBch I • • ..... _ ..... ...... -w ,-:- • .. • It I"•• bHl.cl 81 lhe Emergen-·~ cy 75 "fl~• •how'' by ·th•·'. i;ounty ·fir• d•P.•ft\1!etlt ~ C1llfornl1 D·lvl1lon o.I' · Forellry, co~n-• ol Ille b19_!iltlird1y· e'vin' II DOheny Fire St•tlon No. 29, but there wa1 Iota more water than fire when the fire 1t1tlon·erew got_ Into .• buc~et brigade contell with wehre•••• from lhe Jolly Reiger (right). Emergency equipment, both modern end antique, was on dllplay. It In- cluded 1874 hind pumper made · In Parle,. France, that stlll worka, aa Tobey Ersldne, 41h, and hl1 brother, Blain, 7'h, of Laguna Niguel, found out (left). It was 1lmo1t a1 much fun •• meeting Smokey lhe lle•r, the Orange County Sheriff'• Eagle SWAT Team and bomb 1qu1d. They -re all there for what Bruce Turbeville of the county fire depertm1nt ·1·a1d 11 being ·planned 11an annu1levent. Armadillo Fans Unite VICTORIA. Tex. (UPI) -The throngs at the Fifth First Annual Armadillo Confab and Exposi- tion, left limp by a thunderstorm and the singing voice of Charlot· ta Luster, regrouped Saturday to cheer the new Miss Vacant Lot or the Wo'rld, Elvira Rose Hunt. . Asked in a telephone conversa· tion with UP[ what her new duties were, Miss Hunt paused, thought a moment and asked Confab offi cials. ''What do [ do now ?'' she asked. Another pause. "They don't know," she said. "Oh. 'They just said they want to keep me around forever.'' · Which makes sense, consider· ing the talents that gave her the title in the primary contest in the yea rly mad·n ess o n th e Guadulupe River , which pays tribute to the noc turnal, armored mammal, th e armadillo. Asked what she did to win, she answe.red, "I put 264 pennies in my mouth." But while doing so she~said she wore a akanty. two- piece purple hot-pants outfit. "It has a bl azer lo match, but I didn't wear that,'' she said. Fro•PageAJ , . The final winners in the other main contests -the spitting con· test with and against the wind the belching contest, the yell orf and the beer can smash -will be announced tonight. - "They're j us t yelling their lungs out over there," said · Armstrong. "We had one'" man smash one (beer can) •down to 4-Sth on an inch above the ground." "J just love armadillos. Right. now I'm going to go out and have· a party." MEMORIAL DAY ACTIVITIES • • • fl ags, rifle salute and placement Orwreaths will a lso take place. .~ . GARDEN GROVE -The 17th annual Strawberry Festival is in full swing in Euclid Park, adja· tent lo Garden Grove Hi gh School, between Euclid and Main streets. Tod ay's activities include a customized van exhibition at 1 p.m. on the libr ary lawn ; a cook· ing contest at 1 p.m. in the band shell ; a fa mily look-alike contest at 2 p.m . in the band shell, a square dance there al 3 p.m., ballet demonstration at 4 p.m. and Kung Fu demonstration at 6 p .m .. Monday 's activities include a diaper derby al 11 a.m., a redhead roundup at l p.m., twin·O·ranlaat 3 p.m., Hawaiian dancers at 4 p.m .. gymnastics al 4:30 p.m., Arabian dancers at 5 p.m., all in the band shell ; and memorial services at6:30 p.m. in Memorial J,>laza. . There are also more than 25 carnival i"ides plus craft booths and civic displays. HUNTINGTON BEACH -10 a.m. services will be held at the Good Shepherd Cemetery, 17952 Beach Blvd., sponsored by three Catholi c parishes: Sts. Simeon and Jude, St . Bonavf¥1ture, and Blessed Sacrament. LAGUNA BEACH -Services will begin at 11 a.m. at the American Legion Memorial near the nag Park in Heisler Park, sponsored jointly by American Legion Post 222 and VFW Post 58Ql. Laguna Beach High School band will perform in concert. The memorial address will be given by Assemblyman Robert E. Badham (R·Newport Beach). Following the address, represen· t.atives or community clubs and organizations will place wreaths at the base or the memorial. NEWPORT 11EACH - Pa~phlet Se.is_ Fire Under Bond.Backers '"'.-...J,:":"0:~ ... ...,.~ ... • -•l • By JACK CllAPPRLL . ... .qt·~·tY.'1~~~ :._ ~,;: : The I:agi)na Bi•eb:.:Plrklnl siruclure b'bn\f.'1jJi6tJ!ill::Jloll .. ·a.er lat e lilst w.~1' liu1ppollt!Oli pamphlets tilllril<e!ed (Molly. . Bond elect~On ·. b1,ek~1 Im· mediately char1ed th8t tlie pam· p hl ets over . the sllnaiu.re of Village Laluna were "diaboneet and fraudulent.'' , Proponent.I point out~ flyen carry a distorted renderlnl ol the structure propo1ed to be,bullt on the Glenneyre Street near the downtown bu siness district. The rendering showed the structure to be twice as high as the two story·facility actually proposed by the city. The pamphleli:; Imply the city would go broke with the structure and said the city was riskLng its· credit raUna to finance the bond measure for up to $800,00Q. The facility ii expected to cost' about $550,000. • .. Doris Shlelda, cbairWOm'!ft -0f the committee~ sup&>Qrtlni( the bond election and thetacWQ', Fri· day called the opposlUon ele<Uon material "patently dishonesf.'' . "I don 't beli eve' in st~tight· ing. Everything we have 11Jd In our Uteratur~ has been checked for Its ab•ofute accuracy with ci· ty hall, with the public works de· partment and with the clty at- torney. • . . ~~1 am absolutely ahockf!ld that W · org8nlzaUoh .we believed to ,be' ... puteble )"OUld at.14!mpt to nilalead 'the ,public. wl!b auch lllera tµre so'blatantly fake In every·way, '' Mrsy. Shields said. Tbuitruclure vote Is •-rted by Mra. Shield•' ·C•nilll-1!!!'!.1' ·L1Cunan1 for a Meter·•~ Parking ,Structure; by the Chamber of Commerce, tht: Laauna Beach Taxpayers• As· aoclatlon .and the Lll1W1a l!eacb Lea1ue of Women:Voteno . Oppoaltlon Include• VIii age Laguna. Citizens Town Planning Association and most recently the Laguna Beach Civic League. Stan Hietala, president or the league, said the board of direC·. tors had voled not to endorse the bond measure. He said that deci$ion was based in part on the belief that a more compreh,ensive solution was necessary lo improve air q,uallty, eliminate traffic conaes- Uon and relieve dependence on the automobile. lf~.approved, bonds' issued to finance construction will be re. paid .. .trom parkina meter re· venuea ftom the structure and the downtown bu1lnes1 area. Aceordlng to the ballot pro- vi1lon, the bond• would not be secured by the taxing power of the city. Services will start at 10 a.m. at Pacific View Memorial Park' un· der the sponsorsbiJl of Post 291 ot the Am erican Legion. Firth Dis· trict Supervisor and retired Marine Gen . Thomas F. Ri.leywill deliv er the address. Special guest will be Patrick Freeman Jr., represenfifig the Henry Bowen Society or Children of the American Revolution. SAN CLEMENTE -Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. at the east lawD or ihe Community Center on· the corner or Avenida Del M8r and Avenida Pico, under the d-irection or Veterans or Foreign Wars Post 7142. Speakers w11r include .Mayor Anthony DiGiovannfand Jerry Asher, post director.· · SANT A ANA -The program at Fairhaven Memorial Cemetery, 1702 E . Fairhaven St., will be sponsored by the Tri·C ity Veterans Memorial Association of Tustin, SantJ Ana 81'.ld Orange. It will begin at 10 a.m. with a cannon arid rifle volley by the Civil War Scrimmage Associa- tion. The program will include a· "parade or flags ... to be carried by members or several dozen veterans organizations and sup· port groups. . SEAL BEACH -The United Veterans oC Leisure World will celeb'rite ·Memorial Day on its true date, Mir. JO ,.with a 10:15 Jl.!Jl. cererqoriY. ~t ;si, Andrews Clubhouse No. 4; music will be by the McGaugh School band ~nd the principal address by Cmdr. W.E. Aylward, public arrairS officer at I the Naval Air Station, Los Alamitos. WESTMINSTER -11 a .m. service·s at Westminster Memorial Park, 14801 Beach Blvd. will be cosponsored by 10 veterans organizations. 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Brown Jr. h'as signed into law a bill designed to provide California doctors ' malpractice insurance at a low ; initial coat, but a spokesman for '1 the CalitcSrnia Medical Associa· 1 lion saj.d the governor's action " woulcl.DOl.·helt tbe-otate_wide,<I<><>-- ; . ton• ~alpractice rate strike that . began Jn "northern Calitornia on - I', May 1. " , , "You have to understaii4 the t bill provides~od immediate solu· 1 lion to the p~nt crisis," ~said 1 David Willett, 'a CMA attorney. 1 Willett said the bill would ool 1 aenddoctors back to work. &u!!O!f • ..., .. 117& The new law is designed to pro- vide anesthesiologists and other doctors with malpractice in- surance for between $1,000 and $2:.000 '.for the rest or the year - rather than about $9,000, Brown's 1 office said. State Sen. Peter Behr authored I the law that allows doctors a low insurance rate for the time being with a balloon payment later. Spokes Whirl in Tour~ Coast • Meanwhile, spokesmen for the Phoenix Insurance Co., a s ub· sidiary of the Travelers Corp. providing malpractice coverage to the Southern California Physi- cians Council <SOCAP), said Saturday it welcomed the invita- tion from California Insurance Commissioner Wesley J . Kind.er to appear before a hearing June 16. The hearing has been called to consider the company's claim that the 141 percent mec¥cal malpractice insurance rate in· crease announced last week was necessary under the California Insurance. Cod~. whicb prob._ibits insurers from charging rates that either are inadequate or l!X· cessive. The company told the doctors last week that projected claims expenses tor malpractice suits in the area indicated that rating structures under the present con- tract were ''woefully inade· quate." ' It was• hard d•y's work Saturday for 76 senior bicyclists (age 18 •nd over) and about 50 juniors In the first day ol , a ·-ay' event opon-by 1IM · Velo Orange B!ke Club •nd Ille Southern C•llf:omla CycHng Auocl..; lion. Above, Barbeni Sch_,..i 1111 .. Sion Viejo Irids Unda Gayton In women'• cl•••· ~· right, . Keren Roy ol Santa Monica pr-es to com- pete, ft•nkect'by S•e Laird, aile 2~. ol Orange. At dghl, juniors round a curve on Saturday'• Irvine course. Today's event runs th~ough S.ntlago• Canyon, while Monday's will be atthe ziggurat In Laguna Niguel. l, Porno H~re -to Stay? . ' By THOMAS D. ELIAS SOUTHERN-Roger J . Diamond, another When Governor Brown si~ Los Angeles ~fttorney who a·new law repealing century~lll --:~(:ALIFORNlA bandies a lar1e. volume or ob- state restrictions on sex.acts -~ "~ocus . ... acenity•r'e\ated cases-~rees. between consenting adults, it ••tt'& about t.im,~this law'paSsed. was billed as the "Homosexual's · The state 'has oo business 51 Bili of Rights." --·'-~ ,....:.Jiom$.exuals _ coai~ the .!IDYWhere in this ai:e'!.~,. ~ ~ The new law indeed may·allOw &;lll'lie acts in privat~. !fut" &n.e~ Both Dianloil~ i nd Fi.eiscbman • l • ' I ,. ' ' ' • I 1 I I I l ' ' ' • I ·: l I I • I ; I • ' gays to be more open, but its Jan! .l ; these acts will no l<;>llger will lose a lot of business if the most visible impact is likely to .be c~mes for anyone. number of prosecutions against come in an apparently. unrelated ''IF THE courts !ind the"new film makers,falls off: field: erotic movies. ,law protects m9vies as Well as F1eischman feels the Southern Southern Cali!ornia is known Private acts, it wobld affect California economy may be a as the worldwide capitol of the roughly half the cases· we tile major beneficiary of the new pornographic film industry. against erotic-film makers," law, even though most citi.zens Almost all prosecution$ against .. says Louis Ito, the deputy Los may not want these particular this country 's sex-film makers Angeles County district attorney "benefits." are filed in Los Angeles County. in charge or pornogr:aphy cases. "Many, many good film jobs Now there will very likely be far Prosecut~on '!'ill still be possi~le have gone to New York in the last fewer attempts to put these pro-on prost1tut1on and p~enn.g few years because the authorities ducersoutofbusiness. ~~arges. and for obscen1ty._Bu~re recognize tb1s as a For the statute most common-its much ~ougber to make t.900e lefitimate part of the film in· ly used against lhem has for charges stick. 1 dustry ," ·he :said .. ''Southern yearsbeentheveryonethatwas It.o expressed hope the Californiahasbeenloaingalotof repealed earlier this month. This Legislature e ventually would bus in e 5 5 because 0 f its was due to the vagueness of pass a .hill by Orange County'.s hard-nosed attityde. It's the only California's obscenity statute Republican Stale Sen. Dennis major film center· that has taken and the need to prove a movie Carpente.. (of Newport Beach} thisattitude." has no redeeming social value that would toughen up the state's before it. can be found obscene. obscenity standards. It's also been necessary to prove But the current clilllfte in that a film violates "current Sacramento makes passage of community standards'' in order any such bill highly unlikely. togeta.;,'bnviction. Ironically, two Men who PROSECUTOJlS have found it far easier to cbi.rge rum makers with committing or pronlot.ing ii· legal acts of oral copulation or sodomy , s in ce the films themselves wer e often prima racie evidence that the felony was committed. stand to lose financially Crom passage of the new law are r,e· joicing the most. "On a general level, 18w en- torcement has to move toward more toleration of sexual acts and their portrayal,'' say& Stanley Fleischman, the Los Angeles lawyer r ecognized as the (oremost detense attorney in the field. ALTHOUGH it gives them much more freedom than they now have, tbe"new law will not be quite as much of a license to film makers as it will be to private in- dividuals, wllo iWill be able to do anything -tb._ey want together so long as~nofor:ce is ~volv.~ · Prosecutors still will.be able to use tbe existing obscenity law aOd .restric.tions against lewd acts in.p1>blic. Th~ Prol!o61y will ,con~ thit acts performed for commercial pu~poses are not private anti • thus. '.can be con- sidered lewd-public bebayJor .. Police haven 't us ually bothered private citizens -even ' . Rain, Wind, Thunder ' Holiday Weeken<J, Brings Violent Weather 11.s.S-••rw T1'11111clttt'1orms wclttd "''"" of Ttu1 sat ..... IMI, •Ad moved Into tN io-r Ml14l11Jppl RI.,.• Vlllty. «to!.I -in.rn Atll8"MS end Into we-i.~n Ttnne'SM and Ktnlu<lly. TM vlolttll Mtmorl•I oa., V<Mlletd -•'"'' t>rouQlll II•'" llC>Od and ~..te"''· T•hlffl -•• slQhted north-sf of S.tn Antanlo and Au1lln In. Ttus. i..tgt hall Ptll .. 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I .Ra ~~ I eh' wi h•· Hl .... nu1 .;t I •ti wa • th< ... Joi is ' aal , I rw l<i di1 : "" or dll va an nu ·~ Jr eE po lo! b• en hl1 Ii< w l R1 Ill .. $S • • ! • Brody's salary is for running and handling the legal work for a water May~~Man ' . . Suing ()u;rier Bill Delay Urged district which covers SAN F RAN C.J SCO · one·sixth of one percent (U PI) -Secretary of of &be state's area . The LaborJohnT. DWllppas· diatrict bis an assessed se rts th a t Cong ress valuation of $63 .miWon should delay emergency and a $21.5 million an-housin g a nd publ ic nualbudget. works bills until the Dunlop, speaking Fri- day at a new s con- fe r ence, said th e economic r ecession ap- pea rs to have bottomed out and "we need 30 to 90 days to see t h e m agnitude of the up- turn." In comparison, gov- ernor Edmund Brown Jr. earns $49,100 as chief executive of the most populoua state in the un- ion, wit'h an $1 1 billion budget and 2 01 ,000 employes. scale of the nation 's econom ic recove ry can be determined. During that tim e, he said, the s t imul ating cf· fects of ta" rebates and social security improve· ments will become visi· ble. ~ . The issue of who is the highest paid public of. ficial arose last month when the B ay Ar ea Rapid Ttansit District hired Frank He,rringer as eeneral manager for '68,liOO. Divorce Final LOS ANG ELES CAPJ -Actress Shirley Jones b as b een gra n ted a divorce from a ctor Jack Cassidy, ending an 18· year m arriage. Miss Jones, star of the television series "'The Partridge F a m ily ," won c ustody ·of the couple's three childre n. "Then we'll k now if m ore me d ici n e i s needed ," he said. 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You set the camera, press a button and a startlingly beautiful picture develops before your eyes without mess, fuss or anything to throw away. We have Polaroid's new SX-70 Model 3. And you can have it for about s4a less than the original SX-70.* ) ' 79.88 •eomparison based on the suggesled tis! price of the Model J and lhe original model Polaroid SX-70 deluxe model with brushed chrome finish and leather trim. $127 .99 Polaroid SX-70 Model 2 with plastic body and acrylJc fiber vinyl covering. $99 Polaroid film. 4.65 Ultf•·brtlRant Polilcolor 2 (Type toe format) 4.99. liollnld 8X·70 color fllm 19.88 Polaroid Super Shooter Its most outstanding feature: 1t uses 6 di Herent types of Polaroid Land film including the new ullra-brillfant Polacolor 2. Automatic exposure contror. electric eye, electro"nic shutter. buiU.fn flash for s1andard or ........_ high power cubes. 3-element ~· ,..._ ____________ _,.'-----------------~ ~PAllK lllOllTOLMI ........ CARSON OOWN!Y F'UlLERTON HUNTINGTON llAOH ORANGE "THE CITY" ~NTURA NEWPORT BEACH NOflTHtlIDOE SAN BERNARDINC> ... '" ' ' • . . (' IWLY .. II..dr.· EDlTORLtL PAGE· ) R eform or Overkill? I I I ', 1 After three yeal's of huffing and puffing and get· ti11g nowhere. the Orange County Board of SuperVisors has before it a well-mauled·overeJection reform ordinance. In many regards, tile ordinance prepared for the board's adoption by County Counsel Adrian Kuyper is an overkill solution to a problem ~he supervisors, past and present, themselves created. It's· difficult w,.i!llagine, for eitample, why it's necessary to havt! t<M.u·-membet"s of. the proposed Fair Campaign Pra~tiCes Commission selected by political parties when the elections t!!Jjfy~would help to control supposedly are not partisan. 4 4 It's even more difficult to un~rstand why the Board of Supervisors should.be empowe'r~·to remove commissioners. And it's almost 'beyond comprehension why anyone would call campaign information ''sensitive1 '' therefore to be held confidential. There's no reason \vhy such obvious faults in Kuyper's ordinance can't be corrected quickly. · Should it eventually he adopted, it WiJl he a welcome relief to the citize11s of Orange County. They would be spared the continual unhappy spectacle of such things as $200,000 campaigns for county offices financed largely by special interests. . A Strange Approac h An Irvine city councilman, with v1s1ons of himself as a political leader in a bigger arena, seems to have a strange way of trying to convince the public be really has its interests at heart. Driving to work one morning recently, thousands of Orange countians were insulted with an eye. j;lrring display of politiral placards over the coun· tryside. The self-professed political leader cle~erly-, and expensively-had bung his name on almost every available surface and guywire in a five-city 'area, hanging most or them just high enough to make them difficult to remove. The signs were offensive and illegal. ln 1nost cases. they were removed at.public..ixpense.-ln-C:O.ta-- Mcsa about $128 ·in man ·hours were spent;removing those "'witttin reach.· A fe\v still survived to remind travelers that this apparent candidate· cares more about spreading his name than be does about offend- ing citizens or com_plying with the law. The Daily Pilot, along with other publications, re- ported the public uproar over the signs. We received scores of letters aitd telephone calls complaining about them. And what did the self-professed political leader think about the public reaction? Well, in, a campaig11 newsletter issued last "'eek, he seemed to think it was just great. The newsletter d escribes the sig11 place· m ent as a playful caper that came off just S\Vell. "'All in all, the reaction couldn't have been bet· ter," the ne\\/Sletter said. "·'fhc newspapers all played the signs as a major news event ... the only problem now is to come up 'vith several more he adline· grabbing "happenings' before the June election." Obviously, this candidate is of the school that con· siders any publicity good publicity. Our opinion is he couldn't have done a better job of losing support than by thumbing his nose in such a blatant fashion at voters' sensibilities and taste. The least he c(>uld do is repay the public agencies for the cost incurred in tearing down the illegal signs. I • .~.;;.,. "JUST Tlt>Y IN l4 OP tHE L~Nl>S<APE, FOLKS .. '.' Kindn~ss ·nay Violence: ' ' Keep ~uha • m the Cold Lasi fall , when L"-'O U.S. senators visited Havana, they had to sit through a long anti-U..S. speech by Cuban dictator Fidel Castro before he sat down to din· ner with them. Far from complaining. they came home confidently predict- ing and extolling "'normalized,. relations between the United States and Cuba -without so much as a word aboul quid pro quo C'onditions to be plaC'ed on any negotiations. Castro doesn't seem as naive. "Recently . Sen . George McGovern (D·S.D.) and a troop of newsmen went to Cuba, and Castro was expansive by com - parison lo his earlier performance. HE SU BMlTTED to a wide· ranging news conference and in· timated that he would consider releasi n g nine Am.erican. prisoners and $2 million of im· pounded airline hijack ransom money as a ''gesture" toward better relations with the United Slates. All this underscores the 1fact he needs us more than we •need him. Since 1962, the trade embargo ( RONALD REAGAN ) or the Organization of American States has had a marked effect on Cuba. The island's economy is not mu ch above the subsistence level. Even if the OAS should vote to li£t, the embargo, allowing member nations to decide on trade individually. it is the paten· tialily of trade with the United States that is most important to the Cubans. If our diplomats hold this card in their hand it can bring impor· Lant concessions of freedom for the Cuban people by their di e· Lalor . SINCE THE success of his 1959 revolution. Ci:istro has managed to reduce his people to a level of egalitarian serfdom. all working for the stale. Personal freedoms are nonexistent, a nd there hasn't been a single election in, alt the Castro years. .. Castro 's proposed gesture lo return the prisoners and the ransom money is a beginning, but there are at least six other points that should be candidates for any quid pro quo: l . Recognition of the property rights in CUba of Americans whose property was <..-onfiscated by the Castro government, as a first step toward full compensa· Lion . 2. Free movement or Cubans and U.S. citizens (inclhding former Cubans) between the two countries, especially insuring visits bet"'·een families now 'separated. J. CONCR ETE steps toward a restoration or personal freedoms in Cuba, in cluding the freedom to \\'orship. 4. Denial of Soviet base rights anywhere in Cuba. 5. Written guarantees that Cuba won't intervene in the af· fairs of other Western Hemisphere nations. _ 6. Recognition by Cuba of U.S. naval base rights at Guan- tanamo. After all these years, we should be in.no hurry for a "thaw" in re· lations with Cuba. We can afford to go slowly and carefully. WASHINGTON -The bread- and·circuses approach to tran- quilizing th"e more dangerous segments of "the population failed again a few days ago. The OC · casion was the unintentionally ironically named Human Kind· ness Day. at which more than 400 whites were beaten. robbed. mugged and raped by youthful black hooligans in the course or a free rock concert outside JerrY Ford"s White House back door. As of-this writing the President has been too concerned with the logistics of zapping Cambodia to issue a statement. Apparently intimidated by the overwhelming- ly black crowd of an estimated 125,000, the\! .S. Park Police stood by and did a bsolutely nothing to earn their pay . "Even if\'-'C had mo bi Ii zed every policeman in this city, I'm not sure it "''ould have been enough. Nol without the active support of the citizens," one policeman said by way of excus· ing the sUspension or the minimum protections of a civilized community. . Judging by the appalled reac· Lion of a number of blacks who at- tended the concert, it is by no means certain the "crowd would have protected the tiny minority.· of criminals. However, it is ask- ing a lot of untrained. unarmed civilians to interpose themselves between gangs of murderous toughs and their victims. SO~l E SEE!tt ED to have tried. Al the beginning of this day of crime and mayhem some blacks did indeed try to intervene, but as it became clear that the rule of law was in abeyance. and more and more junior hoods joined in kicking white fannies, interposi· Lion became loo dangerous. The response to this lawless- ness gives rise to the fear that there will be more of the same. Congressman Rod Dellums, a black who is ordinarily a rational ( VON HOFFMAN ) and creaUve legislator, let loose with a zing al the media for while. racist exaggeration. It \4'ould be interesting to know what he \\'ou ld say if it had been hi!' right eye that had been blinded by a rurfian"s ice pick in- stead of that of a Department of Agriculture employe. ACTUALLY, the white inedia downplayed the whole mess. It \\'as not until two days after the affair that newspaper readers and television Viewers alike Were told the full story. For the most part editorial comment has been so mild that you might think the only ofrense committed was trampling on the gladi61as. After looking favor.ably on the suggestion that no more day.long rot·k concerts be permitted - let·s all lock ourselves in cages to save ourselves from the crooks - the Washington · Post concluded its editorial on the subject with this bit or tepid understatement: "If mammoth, marathon rock <.•oncerts continue to be allowed on the public grounds under the Department of Interior's jurisdiction, and th·ere · are further disorders, all of the other fine events that Washingtonians and visitors have come to enjoy over the years are boUnd'l.o sur: fer." Yes indeedee. If that is to be the white liberal position anent what the same editorial called "a series of frightening spectacles that left hundreds injured, robbed aftd otherwise terrorized," we might as "'elJ put George Corley Wallace in the While House now. Or, to put it another way, why have the liberals so lost their nerve and self-confidence they can't say we won 't countenance such behavior any""·here, any time, much less a few hundred yards from the Casa Blanca itself? ~ they, in a half.conscious way, know they are in a fal~e position? Human Kindness Day, after all, is but one manifestation of our annual summer ·pacifica- tion program :· Kid the kids with rock concerts •and classes in bongo drum playing and throw enoul(h1rDoney around to keep the little ifltiglfers off the streets till the cold weather drives them in- doors ~g~~n. We \\'OUl.dn 't put on free rock concerts 'ir these antisocial characters had jobs and the dough to buy, a ticket tp hear their music. To restate the obvious. they-know they' have no future and no stake in our society other than to vamp on it. even if they don't know that none:of the pro- posals to·teorder our eronomics to include them has received .serious debate, let alone action. EVEN A.meaningful effort to change the rri.lnimum wage laws to prOvide youth wilh job op~ portunilies •woul~ require some sacrifice ana adl'ustment on tbe part ()f the ti.he r e status quo. But since that's not forthcoming, liberals compens"ate by espous· ing the therapy, rehabilitation, social work. penal reform and half-way houses that con· servatives despise as "permissive-" and others re- cognize as ine.ffectu~ sham. In ·truth every day In Washington and many--other places is HJ.Iman Kindness Day, '4'ith the difference that mem- bers or t>oih races are"t'V\ctltns. The suggestions yotr.hear tr:om some blacks about what to elo \vith the malefactors make Wall ace sound . like a charter member of the American Civil Liberties . Union. Cut off their right hanlls; tell the police to commit summary. 'execution on the spot, etc., etc. · ' Btit tkfore we're all turned intd Wallace'voters out of pure terror, "'e might remind ourselves of the chain or evasions. and betrayal~ that so robs people of faith tn their society they no longer have the guts to enforce its la\\'S. Welcome . Ameri ca, to Washingloil'· a11d tfte·, Bicenten:: nlal;1 a1Jd ~ ... <1ure W bring yourt daughters. \..r!'I ; ·grants Come ,, for One Reason: Bette!: .iife i ~v :· By VERMONT ROYSTE R It's been ... a qua Mer of a cen· 1tury now -it was in May 1950- Since Dace Epermanis came to It.his country, by happenstance the 150,()00t.h of the refugees after IWorld War 11 and the uncounted ftnil.liotllh or all \he Piles wbo Over the centuries have fled here roSDother lands. Dace Epermanis (she pto- ced it "Dah-c.hee") was a g girl whose f•tller's farm ln ia ti•d been_~ nrst by Ru11Jaui then the Germans '~d the11 the Rmalans again. Her amily '1 warllme wanderings ound her in' Bavaria when the ace c.me, th us by luck not In he· flul:aian zou·e or occupaUon. =""""h patient waiting, tile y~vect1n New Y0<t one ay-..ing: • BECAUll fortune gave her·• mbolk .1111111ber there were linltari.1 -• band to IJ"eet , a bll or ._ anc1 hla ol welcome. Dace was 17 J~_year1 old,' but hen was 'tnOlt memorable ~ark on O«!Mlon. "May GCJd help ~ lhe Nid, "to ·nn.rmy plac• l'•olher children.'' Wbether 1be did or not I do llOl t-. 611e dlfappeared into that limbo of forgotten celebrities. ht>r moment of atten- tion quickly passed. I hope she did find that place. and i.hat now there are children of her own with no memories of Invading armies and forced labor ca·mps. For the otl'!er evening t thought of her again. and browsing through old fil es found some reOt"ction s written lon g ago. The spur t.t> memory was the story of ti young Irish boy who Oed a dillerenl kind o! trouble ID aa older land tor this reluge. On lhe NBC nlghUt neW> h• looked OQo1dert)1an Dace Epermanison thafSunday morning. -' flobert Cousins was one of lhoee YGUnl ~pie who came here this summer from Belfast, Northerit JreJaJ\(l, to have a boU· d~ from lhat uahappy Country~ : J.lke all lhe Olller children RObert had a happy time on a Minnesota !arm. end, like aU of them, .he we~t when he had to leave. NOW HE IS back. It cannot be eaay for a mother to 1cnd IO fOWli a son away from home to Uve . In a far•way place, but 1\obert's mother wrote to Eldon and Mary Vorhee1, hls hoots for rJ the summer, asking if he could return. Whatever the wrench, she wanted her son to have a chance to find the peace he could not find in Belfast. Eldon and Mary, may their tribe increase, welcomed him again. .. Jt"s so good here," young Robert said. "There's no shoot· ing here, no bombs. l"m not scared." And I could not help thinking, Vermont Rou.trer i.t o columnilt for the Wall Stre•t Journal. Thil article appcOrtd lo1t foll. long Mfore Amtticon• kntw thot more than 120,090 refugee• um.Id bt coming to the UnUtd Srate1 /rom Vidnam. as I thought long ago, whet a re· minder there Is Jn the story of Dace ond Robert -nay, whal a rebuke there ls for those among WI, mysetJ Included sometimes, who yield to des pair about our country.,. . We have our tro~es. indeed "'e do. We have ... suffered throug:h the long 1\\'0 yean of Watergate, ending in lheresilna· Uon of a dlscredlted Pre$ideni ... Altogether, •••rtesohhocks i1uch u we have never known, a .i., change of power at the highest place without a n electlblQ...among the people. YET THE R E were no tanks rumbling through the streets, no bombs dropped on the executive man1ion,'-no .planes ;ioaring over the CapJtol. Violent words, perhaps ; no violent deeds .... The truly remarkable thing about it•all wus that we found the manner or its doing not particularly remarkable. In a great part of the world, all that lies behind llie Iron Curtain, it ~'ouldhave been impossible ln the firsl place. In a greater part of the world it would h3ve come with t·urle.ws, gunrlre and midnight knocks on doors. Where would yoi.tng Robert. go lo escape the bloodshed of Ireland? Argentina? Cyprus ·! Chile? Africat The Middle Eul".' Only in a ifew comers of the world. of which this is one. We ha ve our economic troubles, indeei:I we do .•. We all look about in o.nguish, and some In despair. There Ire others, though, who look at WI and man•el .... On our way to lhe Aupermarket we grumble at 80·ccnls·•·1alJon gasolin•: olllen pay $1.50 If lhey can find it al all. The poor s uffer because their food stamps will buy less ; in great parts of the world there is no food at all, as those same nightl y news programs show us in vivid pictures. But there is something else. The stories o( Dace and Rdbert are each unique unto themselves. Yet their· stories are also the stories or all the tempest-tossed who have, (or diverse reasons. CQme here seeking a place for themselves among men, and who "'ould come here by Lhe millions still _had we but room for them. THEY DO NOT !lee because In their native .lands they surfer from too little gov<!mment, too little power over their affairs. If they were lured ·by visions of the Great Provider they know many other nations where they might journey. ' They come here to an alien land because theY have heard, or in Robert,'& case beca~e he h{ls tieen, lhat there ls hope for a man and a future in the world for - children. They no longer come sailing uP the bay past the Statue o! Llber- ty. They 0)• over here. But she, an Immigrant herself, Ulla .her r l ha nd' UP,'f~rd d,il·sU ll bids then( welcome. 1'G·ive· me·your tired; your poOr,'' Sh5 a "ye8rnlh to !!r••Uf.W,~i:j,. '~• _ ". , , . )l's .aome ng mutwe Who ¥0. already 6~e'. ui'b~~ to ro<set. .. ... ~~-·~..r:~ ... I t.';.';:'.."'t.~.--. ll!t,1 ..... = ......, .... • r , ~ ~· /f • r-t •#. -~ , 0••--•1T .. ,·•00•10l1 · Rokr1-N. Wftct.-PubtW&n Thomo11'MuU.'l:dltor Thoma1 hlltwr, Suftdt:w Eq'ilonolP•£dflor • The editorial 1>01~ o1111e D11tr Pilot· ••~ks , f~ ,itfwm •n4 lll m~latt tWerl-J>t "flltln1 on thl• ·pq ~ ~mriitnllf)' on locNca o11n_...t by •Jndle1"" ed colUmnl•t•.•H eartoonlm. t>r provldJn1 ' lotwm tor ~ vitw1 M\d t,Yt pre1enttnJ1 ~ MW•P•Ptr'• Ol>il'liont _,.. MttM °" cur1"! tople:1. The ~~ ......... af.UM Dally Pilat ...... "'11¥ ll!-IJ!ttdl1or111 col;::' tllt top of .~ , •••• Opt ... pc'111tl"'"b1 UM eohamNlu ani cartooaJN aad Jetier: writen •re tMtr OWR 1~ no endonerntnl ti lhtlr vi°"" by the Doily Piiat ahoUld tie lilltrµd. . Sunaay, May 25, 1975 ' T tog et lane each they adj a Lall ason. ','[ .s e· r Am back ent,ir a Ion whil side him, J;'.dw Uni Lan stud mod tionf Sl • I Sunday, May 25, 1975 OAILYPllOT .tl - .. Fr.om· NY: ~·llt~i~n1'··:·Area .. country. Buildings are crumblln& and children are playin1 in them. Men atand on street corner1 and build fires to keep 1 , warm.. I DY.et quite &et over my shocked feet. ; in(S whenJ:.&J-8\ilJ tllnMiih. And •the kl~ • are ao a Uv.e1so vibrant &nd enthusiastic -lhey-~a I it-'home and love it. Of course, I 'm talking about elementary grades. HiC:h·school aged kids have a kind of glazed look -almost &:iven up - and a load of ho1ttlity. World Unit-y Vit a l To C~u~e .~ Peace • ' , • ' • • ' -. .. ... l'MI li lf•r, •/rota a• ombtttou1' t'Z-in the busl.,.es1 ol evaluating procrams ~~. ,;....,i ltt IDOi/ 10 .,~ ~ In ll!ner-clly schools lll1d cleveloplnr Ill rtlf~. bdlig, nJor.!td bW ,,.,. a,,rie1 .~educational programs on city. state ' /jiitll¥'-fl S-AllCI. "Aunt Reba" • 'll'l'!Jederal-wlde levels. -. ~ ~.o(·uw DoU11 PUO/t .. ]light now, for example, I'm hivolved DiW-.. 1 AJ.t 'lltiia. Unc;e Charlie, a1i In two projects : evaluaU1111 federally -ibe. c~ll<fre•, ln'lliws , 'o1>d grand-(uncled pro1r1ms for poo< readers and . ~r . ., · bilingual 1tudent1. and developing a ' ' • .. model ·reading program ror the Job • tlal ~-)'OU.for.thUlrthda':*.:;:::=..:Corpa (lbal ia. tor lbe federoJ:&qvern· and chef~-' I~ lut ~ .-· m:entr ctlltenrac.---tbe eGWllr)'~Whatlift Imm ai.ty ealered lbe-"Hlmt -,,. m"8k• lb• l•tUr project dllllcult lll1d WI• • tiii"l,oranApa maal"tUnd -myold'c!ol· lque t. \bat the "studenl.I" are adulll . ~-roommate•™' I are lookinc fc:tr a wbodon'tk:now howto"8d. ~ment1:ft:t.ICrinM¢attan • .R,ents The cdmmercial prKrams and read· ... ~h. D ' b1-'placesare1carc:.af\d inf materi,ls available assume that the "41Dl!ler da)la wlll·1'ntl>ably be preUy non-reader Is a child, and beginning- t ~nethe1eta we're detcrm\,Ded ' reader books are close to insulting to fG aoatit. ' • .,..o.. T • • these 8dUJls. waya W.antedio~live in M.,,t-· ?~tM-ttieu.Cl~eat~tbe~to-•' IT'S OUR JOB to create a program (re· ~.t m¥1 'Me ~ltirJ 8&1iu,.1lllilliou'"' ading m aterials, valid and reliable tests ·•tllit!IJ -~-·d4ir.a'weeki;~'1 'tn. of progress , t eaching m e.t.hods ;tnd eoliis' to ~.ll -U\tG!!ill!.-·Mom W dad techniques ) that is geared to the age and Bi'en'_!~~.... ,ilve .,at' all add _that· interest levels of J ob Corps members. mak!!._ 111 • 4' '\ 1", 'Since federally funded' programs are Qllf:.or:· , IHI 1ecwi ibou,t established fn poverty areas, we work in ~lirioOtif.,.,Jf•IW~M\oe bli9Ji1Cky mlserable areas, lbe Soulb Bronx and 'tb1t1n4"a"~,~~.89pternb8r:l've Oceanhill-Brownsville in Brooklyn -beeD~·wor~1fdf~•~"'9ucaUonal re· places· that you have to see to believe. ~~'flW'i.l~ .. ..company'that is The Bronx, especially, is like a war-torn . -,,,,;,,,, .. . . IT'S AN VGLY situation and a sad one but it's a good feeling to know that, in my very s mall way, I'm working to alleviate some of this. And what I 've found out about th.e New York City Board of Educa- tion would make your hair stand on end ! lt'samonster. --Even--ihoufllthe,bree of us don't keep up a steady corres_poodence with all or - you, we ·think abouf you continually and share the joys or past weddings, births and other good news. Distance doesn't ke~p a family apart. ~We look forward, however, to seeing you this s ummer - on this coast ! > I hope everyone is in the best possible health out there. This is the wretched time of year for New York -rain , rain, rain (which is always part smog and part fumes) a nd that means colds . Winter is jyst about over -or, at least, that's what we sijy every P..tarch and then end up under a surprise, last-of·the- season snow blizzard. (Whi ch is why every year at this time, Ma starts talk· ing about Palm Springs!) Much love, Nina :B~df'ftangnage Loud and Clear Two American men talk together (•omfortably at a dis· tance or three or more feet from each other, unless, 'U coUrse. they are;/orce_Jj cloHr. bY hatving adjacent seats . in' •pn ai.rplahe. Lalin Ameri ca n s are ac- customed to shorter. interaction . distances -two feet or less. [ s. ( •. H AYAKAWA ) simply in friendly curiosity, like a child. gi ving meanin g -to what yo u say an d in communicating that which you are not ready to put in - to '>'-'ords . Therefore when an American· and a Latin converse, the Latin trie!' to c~~ c)Qser,i~br4tt to,feel mo(e coil)_fOrt:., <" • , , • . or legs or head -their uns'tated wi shes, their hidden hostilities, their unspoken appeals for atten- tion or love . A lilted head communicates curious ity -but with raised eye brow s or narrowed eyes signifies disbelief. Arms folded communi<:ate a closed attitude. wh ile spontaneous movements of the arms show openness. The shoulders reveal self-confidence or the lack or it. The United States haM gone through a long series or Wlworka- ble assumptions in it1 foreign poli cy since the end of World War II. The first assumption was 'that the United States could be a policeman to the world. We need look no ful'ther than Vi etnam for a dramatic illustration of the fallacy or that theory. The second assumption was that th~ Vnite<l Sta\,ei co1.1ld achieve securi· ty by maintain· ing a world balanc e o f power. Th a't concept is now obsolete. No na- tion -and this app li es as muc.h. lo the Soviet Union as to the United States -has the military or . economic capacity. to undertake · and maintain security commit· m e nts o n a worl d sca le . Moreover, th e dynami cs of soc ial and political conflicts are not re· adily contai ned by military force. TlflRD, THE concept of re- gional military security has been refuted by events. The twin pillars of collective security en- visioned by U.S. foreign palicy makers at the t ime the NATO and SEATO treaties were, fashioned have not carried the weight assigned to them. NATO did not spring into ac· tion on the side of the United States during the t"·o major Berlin crises, rtor did the United States receive physical or moral support from our NATO allies during the Cuban missile crisis. The SEATO nations '>'-'ere hardly "'hat one would call active partners of the United Stales in the Vi etnamese war . The fourth assumption was that \Ve cou ld find security by stayfng ahead in the arms race. The United States and the Soviet b I e". T h .e American backs away - for the same re · ason. I .ESPECIALLY remember .un evening with Birdwhistell and other fri ends in San Francisco many years ago, when he began expounding his theories about body communication, using as his example a pretty youn g English professor who was also a guest at the party. In a crowde d New York isu bw ay people read newspapers. stare out at the ·d arkness, close their eyes.' They don't look at e ach o ther. Nevertheless the eyes are our primary instrument of nonverbal communication. By . gazing into each other's eyes, lovers assess the interpersonal climate -and if the gazes are sincere and tender enough, they Cl ing them sel ves into each other 's a rms. TlfEN, ON l'O.P of all the non· Union 10 years ago passed the ·:1 have ob. se'rved an American backing up the enijre lengf.h of a long corridor while a foreigner whom he con· siders pushy tries to catchup with llim," writ~~ the autbropologist Edward T . Hall q(~•tem U niversity in ''Thb Silent Language'' (1959), a P,ioneer study of. the differeacm J)etwden modet.-of nonver.bal ·com""lftiea· lion from ()fie culture to.other. Studies, Ofi this kind also wer,e much advanced-by another 'an- thropologii;t, Ray L. Birdwhistell of Philadelphia, whose book "Kinesics and Context: Essay~ on Body Motion Communica· tion '' (U niversity of Penn- t;ylvania Press, 1970) brings together the reslills of his years of stµcly bf how people com· municate -with eyes, facial ex· presslons and gestun;s of anns He had her fi gured out very well -why s he was silent. why she crossed her legs and held her arms and shoulders as she did. He didn 't miss very much about her, except the fa ct that by the time he h ad fini s hed his analysis ;;he wa11 so angrf that she would g ladly have killed him! ·· - · Wfly. in our culture, is it im- Pollt'9 to. stare! Wh en you meet the eyes or a stranger in the stri!:et or On a bus, you are sup- pased •tO'· look quickly away. If your gaze lasts too long, it is like- ly· to become embarrassing or .annoying to the other person. . In America ir you look at a girl ..whom you do not know, she pro- mptly averts her eyes. It was both a surprise and a pleasure to me . when I visit ed Norway, lo find th at when I looked at a pret- ty girl in the str ~et, she would look right back -not pro· vocatively or impudently, but We are sus picious oi people \vho do n 'ttook you in the eye. \Ve can tell y th e movements of another's eyes wh ether he is hap· py, afraid or just not li stening. We avert our eyes to shi{'ld ourselves from a n uncomfortable thought. E yes can be aggressively im- pudent: "He undressed her with his eyes." They can be penetrat- ing: "She saw ri ght through me." They can_Jle secretive, like those of a goOO. poker-pl eyer. Eyes nar· rowed and lowered can be-seduc- ti ve: Wide-open eyes express pleasure, surprise, disbelief. "CONTACT: The First Four Minutes." by Leonard Zunin with Natalie Zunin (Nash, $7.95), says that much, if not most, or what happens between people' .is de· tcrmine d by th e firs t four minutes of interchange, and that. "'hile there are many kinds of verbal exchange by means of which people establish contact, the nonverba l interchanges· a re of enormous importance, both in verbal <:ommunication th at \11e point at '>'-'hich they could an· apprehend by sight. there is the nibilate one another. The speed hu ge area of communication by of the delivery systems for the touch -something we all un-large explosives and the capacity derstood '>'-'hen we were babies in to respond have been vastly im-~ mother's a rms but that. after a proved in the past decade, but long intellectualized education, there has been no corresponding most of them have to learn over increase in security for either again. party. .. ~T a ny of us learn through love Indeed there is le1>s sec urity for <.i nd love makin g . So me learn, both nations today in view of all lhrough self-conscious training the possibilities of accidents or in tactile experience, as in the miscalculations that could come , modern encounter group. into play al a tim e of cri.si.a . P syc~olog i.st Sid ney J~urard or The fifth ass umption '>'-'as that th g UnJj 'e rs1ty . of, Florida, the ;.: y.•e needed Jl n undercove;r or- ~u.n ins ~II us, o~~ved c~~ph~s ... e:anizat.µ>i::>:,.to compete w~tb..SO.v· 1n cares 1n fo\lr d ifferent cities. itt sectet'1>olice oo the 1cvel of· "In Paris the aver age l'O upl e plot and·counterplot. The-gCner'al tame into ph ysical conl act 1 IO theory was th at covert activities times during an hour. In San '>'-'ere a cheap \\'ay of fighting a Jua n. Pue rto JliC"o . co upl es war.This theory.like somanyof patted, ti c.kled a nd caressed 180 the others, has been demolished times during th e s<.i me interval in Indoc hina . But the typical London couple n ever t o u c hed at all , -a nd Americans patted on ce or l\\'ice in an hour's conversation." Are we in An glo·American cullurc missing something·! THE AMERICAN people have had 'to pay a very high pri ce for the abortive coup against Prince Souvann3 Phouma in Laos in the "·inter of 1959·60. They have had l NORMAN ) .._ __ c_o_u_s_IN_s _ _...., to pay an eveR higher price ror the overthrow or the government of Prince Norodom Sihanouk if\ Ca mbodia in 1970, And the highest price of all we had to pay '>'-'as in'Vi etn·a m . The original d&1. cision to call off the naUonwld~" CJ~11s In Vic~arrr,:-arcatled: for in the Geneva Treaty or 1954, gave way to other costly dei cisions. Ttie assassination or Pre'Sidenl Ngo Dinh Diem and the attempt lo steer successive governments without adequate respect for a popular consensus are not un- related to the eventual loss of 56,000 American lives. to say nothing of our final humiliations. Having gone through a great many unworkable assumptiooS in ·the quest of security, perh aps the lime has come for the United Stales to purs ue the possibilities of peace through world ordet. Why world order? No other ap· proach is lik ely to be effe{1.ive al a time wh en the principal pro- blem s of our time a re beyond re. ach of any nation to solve by or for itself. The arms race, world environmental deterioration, overcrowdjng, famine, depletion of resources. the struggle for con- trol or the wealth of the seabed - all these are problems that call for a world response. · SINCE THESE problems are interconnected, the world agen- cies that will have to deal ~ith them wi ll have to be part of an or· ga nic whole. This is the direction that "'orld order y.•ill have to take. The alternative to interrelated agencies "'·or king together on the "'arid le"·el is world an archy. We live at a lime when the national governments. in their dealings Y.'ith one another, have to be gov- erned themselves. The closer the United Stales. in its O'>'-'n foreign policy, l'an comt! to advancing this, concept. the closer v.•e will come to defining a genuine bas is for our ovtn security. 'Something peaceful? Lets see. Whtlle is it th11t Kissinger h11sn't been ?.~ Fo;rd Assuming Crown of Imperial Presidency? 8y LOU CANNON Richard Nixon was a root.Jess man who always C:?DSidered California his.· ground of being. He was happ\est, i£ he was ever happy, walking along Red Beach 'at Sah Clemente in the. heyday of his ill-starred administration, ptanriinB with Henry Kissinger the tbreign policy masterstrokes he believed would forge his place in History. • Hi s public appearances in California. such as his meetings with returned prisoners of war. were limited to those scheduled events that-coincided with tii s foreign-policy objectives and his domestic political needs. No· one seems more unlike Richard Nixon than Gerald Ford. All the world knows how Ford has qpened up his administration to tile "enenlies" of the Nixon days -the Democratic con· g r essm e n , the Wa shington establish ment, the liberal media. Ford is happy, optimistic and friendly with those who djsagree with him. He encourages ad- visers to say what they really think rather than what the Presi- dent expects to hear. Where Nix· on wat reclusive and Withdrawn, Ford ls open and extroverted. WHERE NIXON was so self- consicious that ·he posed in private, Ford is so secure and un- assuming that he permits the White ,House photographer to roam almost 'at will taking pic- tures and usually is oblivious to his presence. Outwardly, at least. he has replaced the Im· perial Presidency with a pre· sldency of the people The above description, or ·most ot it. is the opinion 1ormed in Washington by those who have seen 1'lol 0£ Ford. lt is an opinion &bared eveo by those critics who regard his foreign policies as anachronistic and his economic policies as potentiall)·disastrous. It came as a surprise to some or the Fprd·watches. therefore, to find that when the President traveled to Califdmia last month the Imperial Presidhlcy sudden- ly spran~ up alive and well in PalmSpnngs. t The President u.sed as his base r.-·the vacation the $355,000 home Of lmllUon•lre 1nsuranw man Fnid c .-w111on. It II a neo-Mayan 1tructUre t n T hunde rbird Eatatee, .which ls parl.ol 1 coun· ~-dub development guarded ijy ~ watchmen and secured behind electronic gates . The • Wilson home -it would have been called a vill a if inh abited by Richard Nixon ..-boasts a 50-foot turquoise-tiled pool with foun · tains and inl aid mosaics. Its other attractions included a parquel·lined game room. a liv - ing room with fireplaces at either end a nd a 20 ·foot bar. In furnishings and decoration, the hom e in many respects outshines the fading exile residence at La Casa Pacifi{'a. Outside the home durin'g most or the week was parked a white J:::1ncoln unimaginatively labeled "spare car." It was used to carry the President's golf clubs. Each day a procession of the President, the Secret Service Lou Cat1,no'ft ii a reporter for tJie \Vashinlifon foil. His article 11 f rom California Journal. bodyguards, the wire·service pool cars and the "spare car" would drive down through the electronic gates ·to Ute nearby Thunderbird Club or other golf course. Secret Service men, even as in the Nixon years, k'ept reporters away, Politely telling them th at the President had nothing to say. 11te President played golf on six days, sometimes twice a day, each time in foursomes which in· eluded millionaire celebrities like Bob Hope or millionaire businessmen like Wilson or San Dlea:o executive Leon Parma. Only his bet.ter golf scores were released. SPEAKING ol lhe. Presiclent"s v)H?atlon life style. an 8.ide said, "1th a faint smile: "There are no poor folli:s here exactly. There Is no one on welfare or on food stamps." It w's different when the Prftldent was outside Palm Spr- lnp, allboagtt n•llb•r"Ford nor many of' hi• aides -"""' to r~ •llre l(.lli!lan Die..,, wMni Ford he:ld a 'press cpillermce and made lwo apeecfies, the Presi· dent lnslsled on. having di1U1er "'ith the enlisted men at San . Diego Na val Training Station. 1-\SIDE FROM formal meetings with reporters and a gracious re· ception for the traveling press the night before he returned to Washington, the dinner with the naval recruits marked the onl y time that week when the Presi- dent was exposed to the thinking of those who were neither rich nor members of hi s entourage. In the· Nixon days. reporters bore the added cross of White l-louse press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, whose answers usually gave misleading or limited clues lo what was goi ng on within the San Clemente compound. F ord's press secretary, Ron Nessen, is a light·year ahead in cand or.· Nessen has hi s faults, but he has consistenlly refused to say that the President is working Y.'hen the President is not. Almost alone among the White House senior staffers, Nessen had argued that Ford should not spend his vacation in Palm Spr· ings. J.le feared the golfing stories and the golring pictures, and his fears turned out to be un- derstated. The vacation coin· cided perfectly with the collapse or the South Vietnamese armies. Ford, waitin~ for a report from Army Chief of Staff Frederick C. Weyand, hadn't al this Point the slightest idea or what to do about Vietnam. a nd he unchar ac- teristically sprinted away from reporters who aaked him Viel· nam questions al the Bakersfield airport. Then came the flights of the Vietnamese orphans. Ford's de· cision to greet one of the ni ghts was compassion ately motivated (he and his wife Betty had been deeply .moved by the crash or an earli er Orph an Olght), but h.ls ac· lion seemed at best n hokey ap• diversionary response tO the real problems po>ed by tho Viet· n1 me1e~0U apse. Capplna ol! all Lho assembled public·relhliOns dl!aslers was a photugrapb taken the next morn· ing in tront oC the vacat.ion re· sidence and used on the front page of man y Am e ri ca n newspapers. 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Poly- p r o py I en e webbing. SAVE 34% High Quality Bike Tire Tube Regular 11.49 For miles of great riding. All sizes. $ } 0 FF s.a-;r~°!"'•r ANY ~ TOUGHSKINS'"' 1 Jeans in Stock! Sizes for big and little boys ·and girls. SA.VE 50% Heavy Duty 16/3 Extension Cords . . Reg. '5.98 25-(L eize ..•. 2.99 Reg. tl0.29 SO.(L eiu .... 5.14 Reg. '17.49 100-(L eiu .. 8.74 UL listed. With ground. SAVE 50%! Rewire Kit for Screen Doon R,,gular '5.99 ··299 · Make screen doors llke newt 146788 • I l &Jf BAILY PILOT Sund9, May25, 1875 The ·Voice of the Revolution NEED-A~KEEPER HOUSIK .. IMG SHVICE . ByDONMeLEOD nians. He was staunchly· The re,oluUon1 were cloeed and war clouds ln submission and ''I know not what ........ ..., .......... _. opposed by the colony's adooted -"d· clrc:ul~ gathering, he we.nt to the 1lavery," he said. ''Ow course others .may take; Patrick Henry was the conservative leaders, thtouataout the colonies. Fi rat C·ontloentat chains are foraed, Their but as for ,me, Jive me voice of Revolution, the who disliked the tax but They were emulated by C o n C r e s s 1 n clanklna:maybeheardon llbertr. ,or gfve me man who took the-feared Henry's ap.-otbera11embliesandthe Philadelphia. theplainsolBoaton!The death!' , H_, • .,. .............. ,... ' Servlr\g the Lagun1 Bitch Ate• for Sp.ci1t HouN!c.MP'ng Needs ••••••• p + ............. . ........ , . -12500 - 12500 -496-2930' thoughts of freedom and proach. Stamp Ac\ Congress. Back ln Virginia he war ls inevitable -and Tb.ere are detractors put them tnto words so But· Jlenry remlrided Eventually, the Stamp urged a provisional con· letltcome! who say Henry never compelUngtheAmerican themthatwbatwashap. Actwasrepealed,a~the vention in Richmond to ''Is life 10 dear. or spoke all those wordl, people were wilUng to pening threatened "to crisis passed. raise a militia and pre. peace so sweet, as to be that they were drea(ned I~~~!::==~'"""""""""""""""""""""""""'"""""'"""" follow him to liberty or destroy British as well as BUT ·HENRY con· pare for inevitable war. purchued at the price of up by animaa:lnativeb1o-· [ COfvS ) . death. American freedoms." It tlnued as a leader in col· There was no other chalftl and s lavery?" he grapher, but "Virginia VMER ADVOCATES' Thethoughtswerenot wastyrannyandmustbe onial politics. In 1774, choice,hesaid. asked. '1 Forbld lt,'did exactly what he original. Philosophers oppased. with the port or Boston "Thereisnoretreatbut Alml1htyGod! asked. In th• had written them. The,~. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~"-~~~~~~~~~~ DAILY PILOT r;e~~e B~~r:ret:ti~~~~ ' have a way or going un- used until someone gives them voice and puts them into action. Patrick Henry, who was born 238 years ago Thursday, May 29, in the Patrick Henry, portrayed here by A. Lorton, waa llberty's most famous hlllorfcal voice Virginia backwoods, did that for the American Revolution. "He was as well suited to the times as any man ever was," Thomas Jef- ferson said . ''And it is not now easy to say what we should have done without Patrick Henry. He was far above all in maintain- ing the spirit of the Revolution." HENRY WAS a natural-born American hero in the Lincoln mold. He came up the hard way, found his po\iUcs in the country and the people, and made the most oC what ·Opportunity of- fered. He was a free spirit raised on the e dge oC civilization. He had little schooling, mostl"y the tutoring of a college- educated, Scotch immi- grant father. He taught .rumselC law and passed the·bar more by his dar· ing than knowledge. · Patrick Henry was no better at business than Harry S Truman. He failed twice as :J merchant and once as a farmer. But like Truman he believed in speaking his mind as bluntly and .force(ully as possible. This rou g hh ewn Demosthenes over- powered the more timid gentlemen of the Tidewat er and persuaded Virginia to stand up (or her rights. And . Virginia became a leader in the Revolution and the new nation. It began in the fall of" 1763 when Patrick Henry stepped in as a last minute substitute to de· fend local oCficials being sued by an Anglican parson for back pay. . The King had over- turned a Virginia Jaw al- lowing ministers o( the established church to be paid in money, at adeflat· ed rate, instead of the usual payment in tobacco. LEGALLY IT was a matter of fixing damages. But Henry saw. that a fundamental issue or the coming Revolution had.been joined. Only Virginians could make such a decision, Henry warned the jury. To rule otherwise would be "to rivet the chains of bondage on their own necks." ·"The gentleman hath spaken treason," gasped .. the King 's attorney. But the jury believed it. They gave th~ parsonooe penny. ·Henry was an over- night sensation, the ' spokesman for an irritat- ·ed people. Two years later they sent him to the House of Burgesses just a1 England was trying to imPoSetbeStamp Act.· The bruh freshman, 203 OFF GIRLS' 'SWIMWEAR I I ------U..Your~ a.te. E•c~ 1uper~lft•l 203 OFF Big and Little Girls' Swimwear s4 to sa 3.20 to •a Reg. SS to S10. 7 to 14. R09. I' lo $10. .. 410 sx. Lots of bil<inis and olher styles lo choose from. Easy<are blends. BOY BUYS Machine wash polyester/ couon in assorted solids and stripes. Boys· sizes 4 10 7, Machine wash collon denim walk. shorts. Fringe boltoms. Navy. Reg. and slim 8 lo 18. OUR LOW PRICES WILL KEEP HIM COOL SPECIAL Men's knit shirts 3.66 Machine wa sh polyester. Golf styling, placket front. White .ind assorted solids.'S,M.L,XL. ... . :· ... ·,.•.· '1 . Machine wash P.Olyester/ conon poplin. A».Orttd 10Ud1 and fancies in waist sizes 30 to 42: llJU upder 80 and only 9 -,...., kach 11Cl...,_•0pan __. t.30 to t;30. Sundays io toe. day1 a member, tn-··'· _...City Dr. at~ Orow18Nd. •Open W9IMdlrt 1Q toe. 8uncJIYI 19Jo.a. VALUE Polyester dOubleknlt1 1.44yd. Hawaiian Prints 2.44yd, f.pr that special outdoor event. 100% acrylis, assorted prints, 45"/60''. Check these out and the many other great buys available. Permanent pre11 button shoulder. A1&0r1ed print• and solidt. Sizes 2,3,4. ' I Lucite W1tcht1 Your Ch~lc1 17.77 Circular, rectangular. octaaonal or bubble shaped. Choos!'\ from multi·colortd !traps and diats. It's mile 'n match 'em rashlon. Pricts EffectiYt Suilllay, May 25, thru Wedn esday; Mar 28, 1975 •• traduced reaolutlon1 UllfA.AllAI 3800 So. llllltol-+lo. ol ~ C<i4llt Pim•°""" Doily 8;30 lo e. SundiYS 10 lo II. declarlnitllatonlyVlrct· 1~--------------------------------...----· .,.._.,...,,_,.... _ _, _______________ ...J nlins could lox Vlrel·. \1 I I \ .~.-.... ~· ' ~· .. MIMOllAl.'DAY WHUND SPECIAi. ' . ' OW llMl••ll: .... lnf.._.. ~ .. ":'t..- ...... Oilll .. Me ... ___ ONH7iJOAM .. 4'0tPM _, ....... IE.4CHCOMIH CO""I SHOP J61JW.C:..etl ... w*f, ... a,..l.._lt RELIGION )Help1 you out of T~ll world . . .. ...... ' . . ... ,. Sunday, Ml)' 25, 1875 DAIL y PILOT "I I XMarks New Plane Design Mov••bl• wing cro ... 1 tu .. lage of the 'ftylng )(• now MOUNTAIN VIEW <UP I J -Would you believe that the next ge n eration of the puaenger jet •ill be a' nylna X ? In the u,.1T•~"' under NASA testing ... That a moveable wlftg wtll cross the fusilage at a 45 or 60·de1ree angle to one tip points forward and the othtr backward? POOL SAVERS SALE Stars/slripe1 4:as Reg. 5.99. Patriotic trio includes 50K9" inflatable pool 16" beach ball and 18" ring. ' SALE s· Raggedy Ann &:s's A91. 1.44. Hi·densily poly- ethylene. has 65 gallon capacity. White with Ann·Andy pattern. VALUE V1l~l66 Sturdy vinyl con1truollon with sale-llow valve. Priced lo keep you arloat. Solid colors. OPEN MEMORIAL OA.V- SUNDAY HOURS ------...-Uae "-K:l'aa•r ctliiflt. E•ctPI IUpetrn••tt BIKE PRICE BREAKERS LOW PRICE 5'9:99 ,.... 6t.tt. Treasury's won bOys' and girls' 26" 10-speed racer. Front and rear side pull hand ca1ioe~. Rat trao oedals. Aac1no . handlebars. In carton phce. Additional charge !or aserOOly, 59.99 Motorcvcle-styte seal. knobby llres. racing numbers. Crash bars, chain guard. In Canon Price. Smell add itional charoe for assembly. LOW PRICE 26" 3·Spoed 49.99 a.,. St.tt. Treasury's own boys· and gi rls' 26" 3-speed. Front and rear side pull hand caliper brake. Chrome fenders front and rear. In carton price. Add itional charge for a:>sembly, " .<'/,_:_ Misses One Piece Swimsuit 10.99 Basic navy suit w I contrasting white trim. Full form bra, adjustable shoulder strap, Hand wash, line dry. TERRIFIC TOWEL SAVINGS SALE Full Size Metal Footlocker 12.00 Available In assorted colors. Great for vacation travel. , SPECIAL BUY BA TH SIZE 88• HAND SIZE 66• WASH SIZE 33• " . ·1· -... ':,.·.; .. "·. ~.-.: .. ., :..i~·· . 100% cotton . A5sorted patterns. Quality at thes.e low prices will brighlt{'I your bath 'budaet. I Junior ;'./ ~I ~ 2 Piece Swimsuit 12.00 Popular eyelet fabric of 100% polyester w/100% nylon bra and bottom lining. Terrific mid ·riff cover-uo. 6.11 tor lace eover·uP jacll.et. OUR LOW PRICE 4.99 Beach & sand chair. Rainbow tolor. Web. Aluminum cionstrucled lrame. .._... PAl;lli Be1ct11t Or1noetl'IOfe>e •Open weekdays 9:30 10 0:30. Sundays 10 to 6. Ol.Ulll: City Or. el Gwen Grove Blvd. •()pen weekdavs 10 to 0. Sund1ys 10 toe. IANrA AM: 3900 So. BrittOl-No. of SO. Cont Plaia • Open Dally 9:30 to 9. Sundays 10 to 6 I BEAT THE HEAT SAVE NOW! 13.77 Reg. 19.97 The Treaaury's Own 20" 3-speed window Ian Made just lor us. Rotary switch. 1/15 horsepo wer motor. (970BA) • 10.97 .... 14.'9 Roll·about stand lor 20-inch Ian. (Model =9740). VALUE & SALE 24.97 Oureveryd1y low 32.99. Hassock, llnor model. 12'" le,,. 3 soeeds. Ideal for hOme orofl lce. Prices Effective\ Sunday, May 25th, thru Wednesday, May 28, 1975 ·t So you thirllc such a -weird craft would be otr balance and spin into earth with a couple of hundred passen1ers. Not so. Your mind is just stuck on the straJght wtng design of a World War J Spad, or the out- stretched wing Image or a bird. It turns out that at s peeds of 500 to 900 miles an hour an X desisn is far and away the most effi cient. At NASA 's Ames Research Center, the X de1i1n is being pw;hed by Robert T . Jones. an imaginative theoretician credited with d evelop- ment of the f a miliar 1wept·back win&& of COO· ventional jets. A German dreamer aot the oblique-wing.idea in 1943, and Jones had the sam e vl.sion two y'ears later at Langley Field. But the notion seemed rldic ulou!'I, and Jones shoved his draw. ing back in the de&k drawer. THE PltOllLEM was not fl ight i nstability. Rather, the problem was knowledae that if both wines point forw a rd , they develop so much lift al high speed that they break off. A few years ago, Jones had a ·second lhoueht. Perhaps this would not· neceti1arily happen with an X design. Jones did some equations but con· eluded the problem re- mained the same -until a friend pointed out that Jones had made a simple mistake in one of the equations. The oblique wint. Jone& explains, is more efficient becauae it de- ve\opa \eaa drac at the wing tips and the point where the wing cr05leS the fusJlage. In the Ames wind tun· nel a model X jetliner de~ veloped a record high ratio of lift to drag, and a remote control model has flown at 100 miles an hour. The design is under study by the Boeing Comme rcial Airplane Co. as well as by NASA. A Oying X would take off In a conventional shape, with the wing at 90 de'grees to the fusllage, which is the most efficient up to 500 miles an hour. Then the wing would pivot to an oblique a ngle. TURNING th'e wing in midflight, Jones says, takes little pOwer. It is much s impl e r than retracting landing gear. The problem fo r en"gi neers would be br- inging fuel and electrical connections through the pivot. but Jones says this .would not be difficult. The X is a transonic plane, much fa ster than conventional jet transports but not as fast as the super1onlc Con· corde or the Soviet Tupolev 144 , which operate around m ach 2. But the X seem s to have advantages over these SSTs. It can ny ef. ficiently at lowe r altitudes , e liminating danger potentially posed by SST.s to the earth's ozone region. Over land an X can cruise below the high a ltitude ''sonic boom speed II mil'' of 750 m .p .h ., a lim it th at makes the SST less prac· tical for transcontinental fli ght. Over water the X could accelerate to iOO m.p.h ., less than an SST but s till a very high speed. From New York to Honolulu, an X would make the trip an hour faster than the SST. which would be slowed by the 1peed limit over land a nd required to make a refueling stop. From the Ea.st to West Coast, the X would cut an hour or two otf the cur-·, rent time of conventional jets. Another a dvanta1e would be fu el econOftl)', an Important factor be cau&e commercial aircraft consume 4 pw. cent of the natlob'1 petroleum . I .( -·' ,fJJt>:AILYPllOT • 9"~,M!ym, 1175 Fraterniti~s Gro~g at, u·c1 "'1111J111.9.""~~llll~llE ... Ing ttieir-ttead"s agalh.st a fldene-e. Enrollments in about a hUnd~ed mem· ot1MO.llr..+••111•" wall and getting hit with the humanities were up. bers to the Greek letter Campus fraternities. police clubs,'' he said. Now they are down." societies. and sororities withered "The war is over and, Plannioti is underway and, In some cases, died with it so is a major THE B.ESULT, he for fall, said Lewis, and ''We 're not trying to recreate 'UCLA or Berk~ley. We ' re trying to find what \\o'orks on this campus and with theSe students." , in the ' heat of the cause ~f student unrest. said,hasDeenaperiodof the croups hope to at· tumultuous 1960s. Bu1 Bl a ck studie s and rebirtb· lor fraternities tract a similar number ri"""'"""-~""!i~~-.,,-:---::; now, without the furor Chicano studies have and sororities -birth on of new pledges. ~ THE that accompanied their been integrated into the the ucr campus. UCI has its problems e. ... RL'S decline on other cam· educational mainstream "On Uie other hand," as far as the Greek 5A .......... NIA1M puses, the Greek letter and they are not rallying he said, ''it's not like societJes are concerned, .-c~ groups are sprouting at points anymore.," Lewis we're ·sweeping in the Lewis said. About 80 per-SerS\:t!'-' UCirvi"ne. said. masses, although they cent of the students live AtY_.o ... Due to the spirit of the "The economic situa· are making a significant off campus. And there is I "95-(Mf>l] -times. the-J.O .. yeai:..-0ld tion is. different. Durina: cqme_back ." no history or tradition ~ .90*._.*'· campus went through its the late GOS opportllffit1es Tlfe UCI groups staged associated -wilb the-•1•1•v -.Jt0¥•1 first eight years without for jobs were plenli(ul. Jt theJr· flrtt' ''ruab" Jasl groupa. --. ...,.... . JttJ.LC.~~~~ Ole social organizations •w~a~s~a~pFe:t\i~o~d~·=o~f~,;..~'~f~·~fal~~~l.~T»~,:"·~•~c~l~iv~l~ly~add=~ed~~l:f~o~w~e~v~e~r ,~h~e:;_s~a~i~d~,J~~·~~~...,~·~·=-==~=, ;::·~:""'"-:~ that pr.,..iously had been1-- ;~~';,'~.'Y1~?e~Y~c~~~~~ , .~ j)tf w~s-Qdall.I "-Soeclal 2.88 to two advisers to the or. ' Reg. I.ti. ~in S,lrJIP, smooth · Vinyl llried beach tole. ' ganizations. finish, white, Colpra, ~IA 7, 19 But this year, thtte Reg. 1 .99: Tooiecflilalher ·;;::-~ 7 19· =h t ~·:: :fraternity ''colonies'' rich brow", flat h8el. ·"-· ~nr.,\ • 1 • a ' · d h t •· ' FlllhiorJ.·aic beach receive c apter sta us . Reg. 14.19; Multl.;.strlq)p8d." 1· • ,,, ' - .ORANCE COUNTY DISCOVER .. V~ OPTICAL&. PIAZA CllllfRY IN OUR NEW MAU WING -Soatla-1oast;1IP r \ from th eir n alional White and lash ion <;o!O<S-•• Sale ·1"1 ,99 .or poolsid . Coordinating all parent organizations, hr· R-. 5.99. Wedge ·~ scuff , , cott9n coun prints. inging lo seven the total -• Sal 4 79 of campus fraternities In lollypop colors. ... • _,... tt . Ou•ntitlee llmlted. .Memorial Day savings! Save on these knit-shirts and sororities. About five percent of th e campus under· graduates are involved in the four fraternities and three sororities, said Associate Dean of Stu· dents Randy Lewis. The fraternities-Beta Theta Pi, Chi Psi, Phi Delta Theta and Sigma Chi -have about 100 members, with Sigma Chi by far the largest with 55, Lewis said. The sororities-Pi Beta Phi, Delta Gamma and Gamma Phi Beta- have about 150 members e qually distributed among th em, according to Panhellenic Advisor Marty Belknap. IT CAN hardly be called a boom, since a re· latively small percen· tage of students are in· volved in the Greek let· ter organizations. But, coup l ed with the dramatic growth of the number of campus or- ganizations -up from 50 to the present 150 -the advisers fe e l it represents a growing change in the altitudes of students. "All over the country, interest in fraternities and sororities went down during the 1960s for a number of reasons. Now it seems to be coming· back.'' Mrs. Belknap said. "Even some of the chapters at Berkeley that had closed down are . starting up again." . "There was a period during the 60s that the fa:aterniti es and sororities and the Greek 20°/o .Qff;summer tops and . . " sl:forts for wom'en! .. Sale $4 Reg. SS, Short sleeved top polyeste r knit. Mock turtle neck, front placket. Lots of colors. Sizes M-L·Xl . Sale 3.20 Reg. $4. Sleeveleu top of rib knit polyester, Back zipper. Wide range of colors. Sizes M·L·XL. Sale 3.20 Reg. $4. Pull-on short short .. Polyester knit. Comfortable elasticized waist. Attractive solids io sizes 10·16. Sale $4 Reg. SS. Collon de- nim cut-off short. Fly front, jean style. 4 pock ets, Navy or -·--'l.L:"l.-.....:white. Sizes 5 to 15. ' ' • 20°/o off! Women's 2-pc. swimwear Sale 8.80 Sale 12.80 ure wer• on the skids. Sale 10.40 They're making a com· Reg. $11 . Boy leg •wim suit. Fashion print in Sizes 10-16. Reg. $16. D-cup bllclnl for the fuller junior figure. Sizes 7-15. eback now and there are Reg .. $13. Ruffle trirft . . andjeans for men! Sale 2.40 Sale 6.40 R.,. $8 . He,vywelght cotton jeans. 13~ oz. indigo dyed blue denim. Weste~n styling with flare leg. Men's sizes. · Reg. 2.98. Solid color polo s hirt. 100°/o cotton in white and great colors. Sizes S·M·L·XL. Sale 3.20 Reg. 3.98. Striped polo shirt. Polyester cotton for comfort &nd easy·care. Bright (ash ion stripes. Sizes S·M·L·XL. Special 4.88 Hawaiian style shirt. 1 OOo/o polyester jn bright colors and patterns. Sizes S·M·L·XL. Quantities limited on specta' merchandise. Save 20°/o on men's swimwear! Sale 3.98 Sale 6.38 Reg. 7.98. Front zip trunk. Tex- turized polyester in soHds and good looking patterns. Reg. 4.98. Lastex® trunk in solid color, striped web top. Sizes S-M·L·XL Sizes S·M·L·XL. t:::f.:a':~~on s ror it'" Sale 10.40 bllclnt. Nylon trico1 Sale 8.80 Sale 4.39 . prints.·sizes5·13. Sale 2 79 R 549 s rtb f tt "Tfiat was a h•gh in· Reg. $13 .. Hatter neck Reg. Sil. Clasolc • eg. . . po oxer o co on tensity period politically, blklnl.·Fashion prints tailored bikini. Nylon Reg. 3.49. Knit terry top of Jioplin with Contrast trim. Hip with Vietnam, the free in lightweight knits. tricot. Wow colors. 100°/o cotton. Ribbed cuff and ·pocket. Solid color's. speech movement, Sizes5·13·. bottom. Sizes S·M·L-XL SizesS·M-L·XL. Mario Savio, Richardl ".:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::=:S:iz:es::::8::to::1:4:,::::::::::'.:...j......:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Nixon, the murder of the I• students al Kent" State 2001 ff • I • h It and Jackson State. It /0 0 g1r S a ers, was intense and rough a•d the'kind or socializ. kn1'.t tops and shorts!. ing that is offered by fraternities just was not found . ·'But stud ents have Sale 1 60 gone lhrot1g h a . mellow· • ing period. They reached Reg. $2. Polrester the .saturation poi nt. ,... cotton halters. People get tired of beat-Attractive prints in assor:ted styles... ~ Sizes S-M·L (7to14). (can 142-5171; Sizes S·M-L (3 to 6X), reg. $2, Put • tew WOJd• Sale 1.60 to work tor you In th• DAILY PILOT IALn..811GllOH FUHllALHOMI Corona del Mar 673-9450 Costa Mesa 646·2424 IBJ.llOADWAT MOITUAIT 110 Broad'Nay. Costa Mesa 642·9150 McCOIMtCIC MOITUAIT Laguna Beach 494·941 5 San Juan C3pislrano 495-1776 PACIFIC 'lllW MIMOllAL PAii( Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach. Cal1forn1a 644-2700 PIO FAMILY COLONIAL HtHllAL HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave. Westminster 893-3525 I IWtHS' MOITUAIT 827 Main SI. 'HunUngton Beach 536-<1539 • Sale 3.20 Reg. $4. Frayed denim 1hort. Boy~cut, zip--front with 2 front pockets, back yoke. Polyester ,totton jn navy or white. Sizes 7 to 14. regular and slim Sizes 4 to GX, regular and s lim, reg. 3,50, Sale 2.80. Sale 2.80 Reg. 3.50, Tank top of polyester ,totton knit. Pretty summer prints. Sizes S·M·L (7to14), Sale 3.03 Reg. 3. 79. Brushed chino short of polyester ,Cotton. Zip front, band waist, 2 pockets, Assorted pastels. Sizes 7 to 14 regular and slim. Sizes 4 to 6X, with boxer back, reg. $3, S.le 2;40 20°10 off all girls' swimwear! , Sale 4.80 ·" Reg. $6. Eyelet trim Ill-of Acril" rayon polyester. AssOrted bta styles. Srzes 7 to 14. Sizes 4 to 6X, reg. $5, S.le $4. Sal.e $4 · Reg.'•: Glrlto' ecrtttc blldnl. Prin ts and solid• in' assorted bra styles. Sizes 710 14. Sizes 4 to 6X, reg. $4, Sale 3.20 All1ale prices effective lhrough Monday. ~I \ I 20°/o off our tank tops · and jeans for boys. Sale 2.40 \ Reg. $3. Screen-print tank top. 1 O{)o/o cotton knit in fashion colors with assorted sereen prin ts. Sizes S·M·L-XL . (8 to 20),. Sale 3.59 Reg. 4.49. Rugged western-style ' Jeans of no· iron Dacro n® polyester/ cotton. Round leg, flare bottom. Navy and other popular colors in sizes 8to12 regular and slim. Regular and slim sizes, 14to18. Reg. 4.89, Sale 3 .91 Husky sizes 8 to 18, with reinforced knee in sizes 8 to 12, Reg, 5.29, Sale 4.23 Sizes 3 to 7 regular and sllm;with reinforced knee. Reg. 3.77, Sale 3.01 Save 2~/o of all boys' svvimwea·r~ ' Sale 3.20 Sale ·3.60 Saie 2.40 Reg. "· Boxer 1wlm Re9,' 4 .60, Hewell,•n Reg, S3 . Pre-1choo1 lnHlb. Polyeater ,totton ptlnt a,wl111 trunh. Cot· 1 w I m t r u n k a . solid color poplin with tpn lirOldclottj ·in batik Polyester cotton boxer contrasting leg and side lihd silky looks. Elasllc style, Fashion solids with trim. Assorted colors. waist with drawstring. contrast trim on leg. Sizes to fit 8 to 20. Sizes S·M·L·XL to flt Sizes S·M·L. (2 ton. 8-20. ... \ ·~ / ' ( l I ( ( Cot a problmtf 1.hen Write 10 Pat Dun·~ P,a~ ~t .cut red tape. getting tl1t an.rwt.'r1 a!}d actfon you Med to 1olve JneQwtrl'.t rn governmenl and busi· ~··Mall yuurqut!liOn.$ lo Pat Dunn At Your Service. Orange Cocut Doily !t'!J;.,P.O.&~ J5'0. COila Meid. CA 9MM': Jnclud9your telephone 11umber. 1. •·ncic _um11oppear•daUJ1ezceplSaturdoy&and~onday1. ·"One Seoordff.., ~·Bold t•e 111.;..eur11' DEAll PAT: ll'bat is the story on swordfi1b? It's been sold freahbere lnOrU1eCountyfo.tbeJast two seuons with an "un· ~I'' tb1t the mercury scare is over. It's alao back on rome m•uo ·Yot a ~-!'=.l!!Y~Alji~JeJndlcate&-lbat !_-dlllli II tun an WojOI f90CI ltan. . • • . T.1'.,CottaM .. a ·fte •-l'J'·•-i-aled owwd111111 • ..-Goat article -II a oUffereat ..,, __ 1....-eaqM.,_ Calif-. -•pllea,acce .... lolbeFooducl~Adalalllnllall.An ,..,._ lflkn•aa ........ , 'Cl! .. tkl•t ... 1.~ratory •••ly1ls ,It --oa.1.-ark.W lo Callfanla. If mercury leTell .,. ...... lo be ...,... lbe .M parta ,.. mllllon pounds llmll,' a 1wonlflola =-lie -· It •H ad'aa!Ued lbal Ille FDA Jiu a Umlted no impedloa force, wide~ works IUeaib llie U.S. Caatom• Service. CallfonaJan1 bave survived eatlag •••rMl•ll tlrat aow .--ld'be eomldered me.rcary cHtamlDated.. A May 1111 1lud7 -led by· two VCI re1ea..Cbers, F.S. llowlaad and V.P. Swbm, illdk:at.ed Utat a .zs.year·old preserved •wordft1la found aear Baja CalUoflda was found to have a .06 mercury coa.tamlaatlan level. ~ • DEAR PAT: Over the years I've purchased many cookbooks from the National Restaurant Association with absolutely no pro- blema. I can't undentand what ,happe-ned this time. I sent my check for 8 cdokbook and pamphlet to NRA on Jan. 30. My check· wu cubed Feb. JO, but no books have·8rrived. What really wor- ries me is that my Feb. 28 letter of inquiry was returned to me on May I. It was stamped "Return T9 Sender -Moved -Not Forwardable." This makes no sense in \.iew of the fact that my check was processed. A.H., Laguna Beach Tlae National Bntaurant Association is as &turbed about ,Udl lltaaUoa 11 yoa are. Your beoka are being malled Im· mediately, with apolodes from. NIL\. It appean tlaat aay apology dae AoaW be made by tile U.S. Postal Service. NltA moved Its of. fies from. tbe Norih Lake Sbore Drive adclre1a yoa ued to IBM P1u1, Salte ztll, Claieago, IL •11, in January 1114. One baa to auame tbat yo,r leUer ol. laqairy was mlsb.ud.led by Uae post of- fice. A.a NRA 1pekeaman noted that the Chicago post office can- mt seem to get used to bailding address (IBM Plaza) deUvertes, · ra&ller tlaaa buiDeu aame ud s&reet addresl deslgn1tion1. Hoeo to Dispose at.Leftover Pesticides DEAR PAT: How · should a person dispose of leftover liquid pesticides? I have· several almost empty tiotUes, but I hesitate to put them in the trash. ls it aU right to empty the re- maini.Dg contentl down the drain? · · · E.B., San JUan Capistrano Tbe Agrttal~ural Extealon Service advises rinsing empty u. qnid pestlelde cOlltalaen three times before disposing of tbe con· talDer. Coaceatratecl or· dilated pesticides aad container rinse water 1bould aot be <pOUttd dowa a drain. Proper disposal re·· quires pouring lato a one·foiot deep hole in an unused portion of the yard tllat Is not close to any water source. Tbe bole should be covered lmmedl1tely. Bank Ded1tet• Poymoents fro• Areo1tnt · DEAR PAT: I cot behind in my payments on a bank-issued credit ·card account. The bank deducted the balance owed from anotJaer, account 1 ~·With Uta~~· The amount is not large, bul l .w.onder ii !lUi )rocedwe la legal. . N. W., San Clemente . ll)'tKI bay~ a ballk credit card ud also a deposit accou.nt witb a ball., tllat lllHk may witllout prior ..Uce; under its '•rtght of. off1lt" take tile m.oaey from your accoaat and credit the proceeds to your credit car• balance. TbJa action may be taken wllen pay· ment& are not ma4e, when the card bolder becomes insolvent, declares b'ankruptcy or diel, or wbea other reasons stated_ on tbe coatract occur. Tbe credit card laoer may declare all or any por- tloa of tbe outstandla& credit card balance immediately due and payable. , Gltt•tradin" Center Not .Just for Brides · DEAR PAT: I was married recently and find that several gifts we received cannot be used. Is there a 'special store where brides can take packaged gifts and trade them for ofh~r new it.ems? L.M., Huntington Beach '. -, Tile Gift Excbange. 8823 W. Pico, Los Angeles, offers the •n1ce yn require, and exchanges are not limited to wedding r ..,... More Boat11 Being Bought Tha11 Eller ·DEAR PAT: In viewofthe·econonlic slump, are Californians still buying pleasure boats at the rate they used to? T.R., Newport Beach They're buying more boats tban ever. Department of Motor Vehicles' records Indicate that pleasure boat registrations were up ZZ,MI over 1173, with a tof.al of 483,315 boats registered in 1974. Total vessel registration In 1974 reached 498,ZCM, topping the 1973 ftgureof 475,473 • . Motel• l\'ot Re11pon11l1Jle tor Conte11t11 DEAR PAT: An Eastern relative or m'ine had a bad ex- perience recently at a motel that is part of a national chain. While away from his room, the sprinkler system started and Oooded many areas of the motel. He reported $90 worth of water damage to his clothing and other personal belongings. ';l'he motel and its insurance carrier refused to honor the claim. Is this corhmon practice when damage is not the guest's fault? H.M., Newport Beach Tlie claim maaater for tbe motel's insurance company said the motet· waa la 110 way lec1Uy re1pOilsible for d1m11e to your relallv''' belOl!&I•&•· An lnvOlllgalloa .. 11bUslled lblil "!'"80W• prallkl$era caaaed die aprinkler 1y1tem to go off. Another In· 1araHe co•paay11 apakelman said UU.t bis company woald llave given tile 1une respome. He explaiDed tlliat tlae .pollcy generally · 80ld to~· aad motela coven ... ;UMl,t.lel's belongings In cue of 11iltdllev .. 1 4.-mage. It lloet,~-.,:er a 1aeat's belong- ln11~lanraeee protedlla for petta le a llotel unaUy ls limited· tO. '4'°mmoa law.'' 11'ie eltablisllmeat 11 llfible ft,r damages only •• tbere P p,.va MllteDCe oe tlte'pirt fil UM estabUsbment. ~e tlall caH lll•Gl•ecl DDaecUSeace'. oa11le f'rtvf tbe motel. be t11e1ln1araaCe eo..pa, •• jaetlflecl ID·rifaalac ~ honor tbe claim. Tlae only way W &ravelen &o be 1ure ~ .HYeta1e for such t1am1•n ta tlilNl!l&ll·,..... owD home.waer a or,&faveler'1 1n- 1ar1ace, provldl•I tlda protection ls lad8ded .. tltelr policies. . ' .. ,, Wcula. Flaine•Hd1ta1.e Fa~• Caref1tll1J DEAR PAT: HoW ihould coe wilb name-resistant sleepwear lo protecl lbe finish? l've li:eard lbal phosphate-based detergents are. rftOmmended, but I use nonphOapbate deter1ent because of E. P ., Dana Point Ila nonpollutin1 properties. , r i. ' Nm"P••• ... •te ~ ...... p tead to 1allllc1., a rum -n ... resllta•t faltrlc ............ tM effecll•eMM of u.e- _ ..... ~ te maka Ille I•-name .....,al. You do •a,e • .-.-, Wwo1er• Tiie Nacltaal ...... If Sluclanll, ~aier Preilael WdJ' llemmlMllw ... 001111• deter1••I la· ._,, repr .. eatatt•n reeeim•eH a1t.1 •• of Ute •oa· =-••a•J...., ........ -., ..,~-18 •Ille •arl&I( .. llllrate-ba ... p11 .. et1 p...e.ed. .... water (1..,Uee ... n...:..-i.11 labrkl -ued ac-11o aiaallfll,donn' --.. Follow llame·retlllaal fabric label l1atnc-' iatlWIJ, a•oldlol ~waler ............ ' • YOU DAILY PILOT ' SECTION 8 Sunday, May 25, 1m It's Go, Go, Go TiDJe for Yacationers By ELLIOTT ALMOND • OftlM 0.lly .......... Hawaii . Canada. Mexico. Ye llowstone. Yosemite. The· Memorial Day weekend is the traditional start of the vacation and travel season. And people along the Orange Coast are going, according to loc;il travel agencies. Most agree that business is up fr:om last year and is in no danger of dying. But where is everyone' going with money so tight? Hawaii, the island paradise tour, is still big. But Mexico is be· .ing explored more as is Canada and Alaska. Also, people are going to the East Coast for· various bicentennial doings and. sights. SOME AGENTS see Europe, the Caribbean and Mediterra- nean off a little. · ''People are doing more travel- ing and going earlier because they're afraid of \he energy crisis (gas shortage)," opined Judy P~k or the Southern CaliforrUa Automobile Club. She is senior service representative for the Costa Mesa branch. ''They're alsotaking more extended trips. Mrs. Peck said 25 perc~nt o·f. this area's travelers are now go- ing to Mexico. "Since the new Baja Highway has been complet- ed people are traveling to Mex- ico. Ensenada and San Felipe are· really big." But one of the most popular. trips Mrs . Peck keeps being asked to help plap goes in the op- posite direction -up the West Coast to Vancouver, British Columbia, across Canada to Ban(f, back into the United States at Glacier National Park, down to Yellowstone National Park and Jackson Hole, Wyo., over to Salt Lake City, and home. She said many people make this a two-week trip, traveling via motor home or private automobile. · Emmett O'Donnell of Bank Plaz:a Agency located at the B•nk of Costa Mesa said Europe travel is down considerably. "Because or the inflation in: Europe, people get more for their Amtrak may still offer the spectacular scenery, but It's B good bat this steam locomotlva Is long gone from excursloq runs ••• Transcontinental Journeys do take tourists where the narrow gauger• still twine around the mountain• on short Western hauls I. money' on a trip to the Orient or South Pacific. Also, people are shying away frorri Europe travel because or the unrest there," he explained. O'DONNELL SAID the South Pacific , especially the New Zealand, Australia tour·, is popular. Chris Smith of the Auto Club's world service agreed · Europe travel has dropped orr. But he said the East Coast and Alaska are up, along with Hawaii, Mex- ico and Canada. "People are · using excursion rates for their air fare. Travel has picked up tremendously in the last few months," be added. Another form of travel that haS picked up is boat cruises. Sue Turn,e,r of the Newport Travel Service said tours to Alaska are really big now. ''The younger crowd's going to Mexico. People are a little more critical on. spending money, but they're still going. Instead or staying in a motel, they are staying in con- dominiums and cooking thl!ir own meals." About the uncertain economy, s he said, "It's not keeping them home. People are looking at it as if they'd better go now or never. Next year will be even more expensive.·' Marilyn Wright, manager of Ask Mr. Foster Travel Service at lhe Robinson's department store, ·Fashion Island, said staff has been increased to accommodate the added business. She said people are not worry- ing about the world situation and or about traveling to such troubled places as the Middle. East and Orient. "People are go~ ing everywhere." 'lit MRS. TURNER said of travel 1in general, "Things aren't going to get any cheaper so people r~ alize now is time to go have fun . They have adopted the youth theme of 'live for today' and are just taking off." On the local scene, Orange Coast residents can expect at least tb,e ~sual amount of tourist travel into their ,communities this summer. Doheny and San Clemente State Parks are ex- pected to be filled as usual. Two county parks, Featherly and O'Neill, are facing the same pr~ bability. "We are anticipating a certain increase at San Onofre State Beach," said Ronald Hanshew, area manager for the state parks service. San Onofre increased 40 percent last year. ''The facility is getting better known· all the time so more people are coming there;" he added. . . · Hanshew said the parks typically are "fairly full " until after Labor Day, then usually on weekends until October. ·"Doheny was filled 212 days last year. It is the most popular in the sta t e as far as filling to capacity." On the county level, Featherly and O'Neill are usually packed all summer according to Tim Miller, a ranger for the HarborS, · Beaches and Parks Department~ •· Featherly is full every weekend now," he said. Also fill· ing is the new Ronald W. Casper ·park, which is a 5,500 acre wilderness area off Ortega Highway (th e old Starr Ranch), · l\.1iller said more people are us· ing the parks' camping facilities. He is initiating a ranger talk pro- gram. A-Ii lier said the parks are very popular with out·of·towners who want to camp close to county at· tr~ctions including Disneyland anft Knoll's Berry ~arlll. Whether people want to camp locally or stay in plush hotels qverseas, they are.on the move . l~s vacation time again .. As one·· travel agent said, ''Pick your destination and go.'' California, Here They Come By Rail, Bus and Discounts By'LEAVITfF. MORRIS Chflstlnk!Mt• MIMltw N9M!en'lc• One or the most relaxing and rewarding ways to see the U .S .A: is to take ad:vantage of the transcontinental tours offered by Amtrak, Greyhound, and Continental Trailways. These carriers have put together a series of comprehensive cross·country trips enabling travelers to view scenic splendors, historical landmarks, and recreational areas "from sea to shining sea." These range in length from 25 to3ldays . ·A wide variety ol. shorter tours also has been scheduled. Some are escorted, while others may be taken independently. In each case\ emphasis ls placed on showing the most 'points ot interest In a minimum of time. Amtrak and Greyhound offer special dis- counts to overseas visitors. 'Amtrak's Amerall ticket entitles the holder to a 25 percent discount on all trains but the Metrollners. (U.S. citizens residing in foreign (ountries do not qualify for the Amer ell discount, nor do permanent residents of Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, the Canal Zone, American Samoa, or Guam .) .AMTRAK llAS drastically revised its 1975 edition of European·oriented Visit U.S.A. Tours in response to visitors' requests for more time in Florida's Disney World. All but one of Amtrak's Visit U.S.A. Tours now offer visits either to Walt Disney World in Florida or Disneyland. The tours range from theseven·day ''Mid· westerner," which costs $200 . to a $390 13-day, "Westerner." (Prices already include the 25 percent Amerail discount.) Comparable to the Eurailpass enjoyed by Americans in Europe is Greyhound's lS·day Amerlpa!li; for non-U.S. citizens. It costs $12s; and must be bought outside of the United• • States. The company all;IO offers an attrac· lively priced Ameripass which is available to anyone. The cos t is $175 for one month; $250 for two months. Greyhound has 100,000 mllee of routes in tile lfniled States and Canada. ' Ameripass not only enables the holder1o ' ., . (Sec EXCVllSIONS, Pa•• Bil ·. .. : ' . ·' I I I • I l •' I • • ; • • I • ' ~ l t I DAILV Pll.Crr LYNDA POOLEY FIGHTS SCOLIOSIS Straight Spines Helping make sure girls g row up with healthy spines has been a major project for good de eder Lynda Pooley thi s year . I\1rs. l'ooley estimates she has spent a minimum of eight hours u wee k working at Ethel Dwyer Intermediate School in Hunt· ington Beach, where her daughter, Julie. is in the sixth gr ade and her son, John, is in the eighth grade. "~y main goal \11as getting the scoliosis clinic started.'' s aid ~1rs. Pooley, who served as Dwyer PTA president this year. Scoliosis, or side-to-side curvature of the spine, affects primarily women and is best , treated when caug h t early , durin g adolescence . or 150 seventh-grade girls screened at Dwyer this year. 40 were r ecom- mended for xrays 'and further testing, Mrs. Pooley said . The Huntington Beach resident s a itl that next year, as PTA parliamentarian, she will aim at expanding the clinic to in clude sixth and eighth grades. Mrs. Pooley also v.·orks with the Huntington Beach Aquatic Club's synchronized swim team, of whi ch Julie is a member. But Mrs . Pooley isn't the only member or the family who helps others. Her husband, Joe, a pilot for Western Airlines, is scout- master of Boy Scout Troop One in Huntington Beach. 1'011 Co11 Help Foreign Visitors lnte rested in hosting some visitors from abroad during bicentennial celebrations? The Bicentennial Committee of Hunt- ington Be ach will hold a meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m . in the P acifica Room of the Hunt- ington Beach Library to introduce the Meet the Americans program to prospective host families. Approximately 7,000 foreign visitors from Australia, Japan, England and South America will be staying from fi ve days lo two weeks under the program, which begins this fall and runs through 1976. An yone interested in hostin g a s ingle vis- itor or a foreign fa mily, or interested in being involved in any a ctivities planned for the bicentennial in the Orange Coast area, may attend. The Huntington Beach library is at Goldenwest Street and Talbert Avenue. The phone number is 360-3312. To l'o11r lleollh Sneaky Killer One in seve n adults has high blood pre- s sure, also known as hypertens ion. If you have high blood pressure, the odds are even that you don't know it. f.l ype rtension is a national hea:lth problem affecting 23 million Americans. If uncon· trolled. it stresses the heurt. ble><;>d vessel s and kidneys, eventua ll y damai::::ing these organs . High blood pressure is the prim<.iry cause 0£ <.ibout 60,000 de<.iths euch ye<ar in the United Stales. It also plays a role in the more thun 1.500,000 heart attacks and strokes sufrered by Americans ea c h yea r , a cl'ording to the California At edi<.·al Educalion and Research Foundatio,n . Gener a ll y s peaking, a person is con- sidered to have high blood pressure if his read- ing is persistently hi gher than 150 /90. The £irsl figure in t hi s reading is the systoli c pressure th at occurs w h en t he heart is al the peak of its contraction : the second is the diastolic pressure , v.•hcn the contraction has sub~id ed . Whal can you do uboul high blood pres- sure? Firs t, h a vt: your blood pressure checked regularly to find wh ether you are one of the 23 million . If you a re, chec k with your doctor on what to do a bout it. There are ways of bringing high blood pressure under control in almost all cases. These include drugs, diet, exercise, and rest and relaxation, No one m ethod works for a ll ; individual treatment is necessary for each pa- tient. Treatment may have lo be continued over a period of time. Proper treatment de- finitely reduces risk of disease llnd death, and ltl(reases the patcntial for health and long ure expeclancy. Public and private health age ncies are combining their crrorts to detect high blood pressure by screening large groups or people, ~ uslng a simPle instrument for measuring 1 blood pressure called a sphygmomanomeler. tt~ Detection efforts sometimes include tests for y1 istveral diseases that can be easily detected. \, I t-, ' ,, • ' I ,. • I EXCURSIONS HEAD WESTWARD. • • More 'Go' Per Gallon Now ttYO .. I'll• 81) go a1rn91t', a"nywhei-e, anytime, but entitlea.fllm lo m111Y llo•••tt in discoµ.nt• ttt hotela , t~1t1ur.aj\ts, car ''ntals and siiiht-ieelp«~rs . CONTINl';JllT,\I. "fullw1y1 provide& no (discount.Ii fQI' over· .•••• visitors. aut tlf• bua oom. pany's Eaji·le pass excursion ti cket is ecun.ornlcallyp~ric~. The 15-day UCke\ costs tlT.~; the 30 -<t,ay ahd two -month Eaglepasses are 1165 and S320 respectively. All are for unlimil· ed travel over the eompany'5 far- nung routes. (Beclnning July 1, the 30-day ticket will be incre41sed to $175 and the two-month pass to $1JIJO.) All three carriers offer a wide selection of tours. One of Am- trak's most Jntetesting is Its escorted 25-day ''Grand Circle Americana," which operates in conjunction with Four Winds Travel. Twelve departure dates are scheduled : May 25, June 8, 22, weekly the reafter through Aue, a4 and Sept. 7. All trains de· pan from New York. Highlights of the tour include the Grand Canyon, Hollywood., Disneyland, San Francisco, the Spcace N eed le a l Seattle, Canada's Victoria and Van- couver, the Columbia icefields, Banff and Lake Louise, and Glacier National Park . The cost for s haring a room with .Pri vate bath in hotels or roomettes (including 17 ni ghts ·in luxury resorts· and hotels , sightseeing , 53 m e als. most t ips, tind transfers) is $2,085 per person. These rates are effective from May 25 to Sept. 21 . Greyhound 's 31 -d ay All American Circle tour operates all year. It also originates in New York City and wends its w.ay westward through the heartland of the United States. The trip in- cludes s uch places as Niagara Falls. Chicago, the Continental · Divide. San Francisco, Yosemite Nationa l Park, Los Angeles, and . Disneyland. On the eastbound journey, the tour crosses the Mojave Desert to Las Vegas. and goes on lo Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon. Stops are made at Santa Fe and Denver before visiting SL Louis. The rich farmlands or Illinois, In- diana, and Ohio are traversed before the bu s arrives al Washington, D.C. From there the bus heads straight lo New York City. where two days are scheduled for sight-seeing. Cost of the tour in standard hotel accommodations for a dou- ble room is $789.60, or $807 .80 for first class. (The price of accom- modations and sight-seeing in the city from which one begins the tour are not included in the cost). Continental Trailways offers a similar transcontinental trip c alled ''California a nd the Golden West," a 30-day escorted tour which leaves from Boston. The tour swin(s through Pensylvania en route lo St. Louis with its impressive Gateway Arch. Cllrlt tli n kWflcil lltllltlllws.Nlc• If you're a n average American driver, your car guzzles 700 expensive gallons ot gas a yeat -and you co1,1ld be getting many more miles for your money, "Biggest savings, of course, can be made by se1ectlng a car designed for Rood mileaee and by cutting out unnecessiiry driving altogether. "Nothing beats not driving -really!" in- sists Eric Hirst, director of the Federal Energy Administration's <FEA> Office. of Transportation Research. "After that, there's an enormous gap." The eap may be large, but even modest etlmales have it that with few minor changes in yciur driving habits, you may boost the effi- ciency of the gas in your lank by 15-lo-30 per- cent. Collectively, that could save the Country as much as 56 million gallons of petroleum a day. F~ee Highway Maps One Ame rican Automobile Association (AAA) 'club in Michiga n found , by ex- perimenting, that gas efficiency could be im- proved by as much as 44 percent on a typical stop-a nd-go commuter route with a little extra care. MANY OF the suggestions, as you might expect, a rc pure common sense. You May Need a Map to Find One Soon The governm ent and the AAA, which have both dished out ample advice on the subject, for instance, s uggest avoiding as much rush- hour and stop-and-go traffic as possible. Idling your car for more than a minute, they say, burns more gas than it takes to restart the engine. By CHARLES E. OOLE ,....,.,..IMle Ellitw114 T .. 01rl1tli111 S<MIKll MMlll.,.. Despite a fe w attempts to c harge for the s ervice, the practice of handing ou t free highway maps is in no danger' in the United States. But major changes in the highway map bu si ne ss a r c co min g nonetheless. To cul costs , most oil companies no longer provide detailed, often-updated city maps . Each map costs about a dime to print and distribute. Mapmaker s disagree with the move. "We contend ," s ays J ames R . Ma hOJ1 ey, national sales manager ror H. M. Gousha Company, "that a city map is much more important than a stale map." It's easy, he adds, to drive from state to state or city to city, but finding the way in a complex city can be ha rd - and even dangerops . business is a mass of confusion. One mapma ker says: ''We're flying blind -playing it day by day. It all seems lo be up in the air and still fluttering down." Meanwhile, Standard Oil of California (Chevron) is charging lS lo 2S cents for its maps in nine Western stales, a practice begun almost two years ago. And last fall , Slandard of Indiana <A moco> st a rted a map-vending t e s t in SO s tations around Richmond, Va., but dealers see the test as meaningless beeause all other major oil company outlets still off er free maps. The oil industry is far loo competitive, for this practice to catch on, mapmakers say. ·Map-vending machines are anathema to m a ny people. and the oil companies are loathe lo take any action which might turn up the national spotlight on them any brighter than it a lready is. Last year oil companies gave away some lSO million m aps. down fro m 220 million in 1972. Rand-McNally predicts a 10 percent rise in 1975. FURTHERMORE: motoring clubs s uc h as the American· Automobile Association (AAA) distribute hundreds of millions of maps a year, us ually only to members. AAA , for example, supplied 160 million maps in 1974, incl uding it s strip.map drawings. Tha t 's an average of 10 items to eac h of its 16.5 million members in the U.S. and Canada. a service covered by the AAA membership fee. Many stales publis h m aps largely for promotion aimed al the tourist trade. Map char ges have added one new crease to the road mii.p business -th e fly-by-night vending -machine salesman. Some salesmen are reputable. others try to pick up a few d oll a r s from uns uspecting people and then quit town. They a lso urge avoiding long warm-ups and shifting upw a rd as soon as possible s ince lower gears consume more .gas. They Point out, too, that excess weight in the trunk or baggage bucking the wind on the roof rack adds resistance and drag, for which more fuel must be used to compensate. High s peeds also burn more gas. Travel- ing along the highway al SO instead of 70 miles an hour gives most cars28 percent more miles to the gallon, according to FEA's free "Tips for the Motoris t " brOchure. Write FEA, Washington, D.C. 20461 , for {I copy. One key point whiclr experts agree con· sumers tend lo underestimate is the need lo keep speed as constant as possible, acceleral· ing and brak'in g gently. "Most people have a very nervous right fool (on the accelerator) that ·they're com- pletely unaw are of," notes John Fobian. director of a utomotive engineering and road service for the AAA . "Ofte n the action of"lhe foot on the pedal is so small that it doesn 't change the speed of the vehicle but it can waste a lot or gas." Gous ha , an affiliate of the Tim es-Mirr or publishing empire, is one of three major map-producing companies in the United Stales. Ge neral Drafting in New J ersey provides all the Exxon m aps. Gous ha and Rand·McNally split up the rest of the service-station business between them. OIL COMPANIES also are looking at different size maps, perhaps smaller than what they have been. Arco dealers in some areas, when asked for a road map, simply tear a sheet off a gummed pad. They're not as fancy but, say m otorists, it's better than paying for them. State's Covered Wagon Has Arrived Fobian explains that the carburetor "re· ads" the pedal action lo assume further ac· celeralion is coming and it squirts extra fuel into the engine in anticipation of it. Though the amount "might be minute with each wiggle of the foot." it all adds up lo unnecessary waste in the AAA engineer's view. ADVISJNG . MOTORISTS to "hold that right fool as steady as you can," Fabian points out that a dash-mounted vacuum gauge is a significant aid in alerting the driver by a warning light or n eedle as to when his right foot is being overactive. While the device is easily purchased as an option on new cars, it is less easy to add lo an older car. "It's hard to find a good location for it -somewhere the driver can constanUy glance al it," he ex- plains. Other stations offer a stock map which is not printed lo the specifi cations of any one oil company. Oil companies also limit the number of map titles \Yhich a given st a tion can stock. All oil ,companies and mapmakers agree that the FRESNO GP J '-A replica of the famed_ Conestoga covered wagon that carried pioneers over the dusty plains to California will be presented to the slate at a ceremony here next Thursday. It's a gift·from the state of Pen- nsylvania which is presenting a covered wagon lo each state as part of the nation's bicentennial celebration.· California's covered wagon, along with its sister from Hawaii, will travel the southern route in December from Los Angeles to St. Joseph, Mo., the historic jum· •,ping-of{ spot for the 19th century wagon trains. The wagon then will be barged down the Missouri River and up the Ohio River to Pittsburgh. From there, it will continue its 20·mile·per-day trek on land to Valley Forge, Pa., for the bicen- tennial celebration of the Deciaration of Independence on July 4, 1976. The covered wagon has been brought lo Fresno by truck for Thursday's ceremony. · Englneer John l\.fueller of the FEA's Conservation and Environment Division agrees on the importance of a vacuum gauge as an "educational tool" for the driver who wants to cut down on gas use through more careful driving. Our tiliit!'J 1•11• toll "' 'W8111 IO kllOW'Ollo\lt FA.BRIGS YOU WON'T FIND .IN ....... • TCl!Wt Ir.-... ~Ill 6-t 11• _....,IO IN ......... Tr .. COM--....,,... • Tl'lll N9'1111M loci.tt~.._.. ..... ..........,_...,..O'lwllPIM\M-' -IOf t tlOtO .... ""'""' •ncl l:tOOto_ ... ,.,., ... ~~toe<-houolty 11111' V.-0-tifillh IMNlll!t W!H --_,.,._ W'llQe. • W. ... -of ~ .. W9M1 ~llOfl _.,... ....... -luitv" ~~IO -~•Our......-If ...,.11111119 le II. II --_......,. ~ • ••11'1 _..,. ......... ~"°"-~-·wotltl • THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY 2400 W. Co••t Hwy.t 5.Jte F. N~wport Beaeh. Calif., 92660 24houn 141-lC31 ,tff!..Jt,r: B~u~r 8-"'tw:# 8-•• N11 .'i4iW..,,..,. •'JU C.11 ~nd •·ree Portfolio lot H-'NIE .. ., ................................. · ·•·· ., ....... • A0011:1!$$ CITY -~---STATI l ll' __ _ C.l:M 81>• p I,. \ \ FABRIC STORES! Dkl you ..,.. notice that rou Hem to find the Nme f1br1c1 •t th• ••rn• price• I~ f1brlo •tor•• a dept .. •tor••? Oh, aure, • larger atorei d hllve 1 bkffler k1ttlecktth Nltctton tMn a .,... •tore. or fMybe IMri ii • Hie on ~where tor poay .. ,., doubteknlt1, but did you know th•t 11% of theH 91tor11 ltuy from th• 11m1 1ourc11-t1alll1 mlll1. NOT U8J We buy our t1brk:1 from dolt*tg m1nut1ctur1r1-th1 ume -11111 aupply plocff lllco Judy'a, JM, -k'L Wo,got dlelgMt OM-Of-a~ umple cute & prtnll that ...,, c~ tined to one menuf1otur1r. AJI or our t1b{lca .,. ew•r•,.. t9M lit Du.lnY and you wll never pey r9td Mat pl'k:IL If you ••• i'Oi -lftdlvldu11fty, •• ... ~· price,. Whit are you ..... for? . "ILVIS KNIT" ELVIS' FACE ON A 80" COTTON KNIT ilt 12c YAllll ,.. t DOWNTOWN LA. ... """'' . c.. " °"""" 121a1 t21..w11 IJOOllS: --SAT. •.»to 1:11 COSTA MUA: 1 llh & PlACINnA 17141 Mt 4040 I ·1 Doniel llalligan U a rttired MW8poperntan who worked at 132 job• in three years -caking and getting no 6f)tcial treatment -QS the ba.ri.s of thia column,. about the kind of employer we aU toke for grtmled. The column wiU continue. as long 01 he can keep finding new jobs. I wish I hnd about 10 times as much room in this column today as I have because when you spend a week as a mortuary attendant, you have a great deal to tell the wor:ld . Then there are such que~tions the rirst day on the job ai;, "What am I doing here?" and "Which way is out?" But I was lucky. I really got turned loose by the two partners I worked for. Maybe in another mortuary I would have been told to sit ina corner for the week. I helped dress ,---------.....two remains, Daniel Halligan The Job Hopper helped arrange flowers on a church altar one morning, took the remains of a middle·aged man 200 miles in a sla· lion wagon to another mortuary and even drove the hearse for one of our two funerals that week. I learned a great deal about this mysterious pro· Cession. , Part of that education was this : J wouldn't want to be in it. l'~or one thing, there's too much evening work. Jo~or a nother, you've got to wear. a tie all the lime. J 'm not much for that. l 'veon- ly got one lie and it just may be in Nprth Dakota. J rcallydon 'tknow. I was lucky in another sense. We wer e busy. I could-have picked a week and drawn a blank. There's never a guarantee in the funeral home profession. But there is the law of a\'el'agcs. P ROVING that it really is a s mall world, one of our three r emains -the word ''bodies'' iii out of date -was an aged gentleman from one of the several nun;ing homes in town. It so happened I had bathed and Ced him during my week's hitch as an orderly about a month earlier. r.1orliciani;, and thcy·re all really nice guys and gals. may claim they're no different than anyone else but they are. They're not fill· ing teeth. pounding a typewriter, teaching school , laying a pavement or plowing the "north 40." They're preparing human re~ mains for burial or cremation and they are different. They've got to be. Whether along the Orange Coast or in.Bill· ings, Mont., there are myths about the pro· fcssion that need clearing up. I'll straighten you out on four of them. First, some people actually believe morti- cians put pennies under the eyelids of the de- ceased. (UndoubtedJy these same people also believe Jackie Kennedy Onassis will blow her inheritance and wind up working as a car hop at the corner A a nd W.) The truth is, a m etal eye cap, shaped much like a contact lens, is used. An adhesive substance is spread on its perforated side so it will a~here lo the eyelid. A similar s ubstance also 1s used to seal the lips. • Mortuary Job With Varied Tasks Sure Isn't 'Dead' Then there's the one about burial gar· menls, suits and dresses, only finished on the front s ide because the vi ewing public can't see the back half. Most morticians prefer the de· ceased to be buried in their own clothing so that blows that ha lf ·baked theory. Some believe embalming is a messy operation. It isn't , A small incision. usually less than an inch , is generally made in the groin to raise an artery for the injection of formaldehyde. That's the main disinfectant- preservative chemical1 Al the same time, the body's blood, 13 pints, is being released under pressure through a vein. Ave rage embalming time, including bathing the r e mains, is about two hours. The biggest joke, of course, is that morti- cians "get rich on lhe dead." Don't let the Cadillacs fool you. But I 'll save the explanation for a later column. It's too com- plicated. AN EX P LANATION about rigor mortis probably is in order since we've all heard about it but never understood it. (And if Joe Mannix and Frank atnnon want to pay atten- tion, that's okay with me.J It's merely a · chemical reaction, a stiffening of lhe muscles. Rigor mortis sets in immediately after death, reaches its peak in about eight hours and is completely gone in 24 hours. Morticians sometimes knead and massage the muscles lo work it out. Cremation can't be overlooked because it's becoming more and more accePted and·re- quested in the 1970s. The remains are burned in a special oven, heated to more than 2,000 degrees, for at least two hours. When t he ashes are removed, they're strictly bone ashes . Because families sometimes are "tardy" picking up the ash-filled urns from funeral homes, morticians often wind up with collections of them. I also spent a couple of hours alone in the basement work office one rainy evening. The partners were gone for supper. <Okay, you call it "dinner.'' J Two remains were upstairs in two viewing rooms. The cluttered ofrice contained, ·among other things, about two dozen caskets stacked in three-casket tiers along tWo or the four walls. These were the overflow from the casket display room down the hall. WB.iting for the boys to get back, I spent the entire time sitting on the extreme edge or my chair. When I v"asn't staring.al my shoe tips, I was apprehensively eyeing an almost black casket in the far corner of the room. I know it was strictly my imagination but any moment I expected to see the lid pop open, then a hand , an a r m, snake from inside. Happily (whoopee!) nothing like that oc· curred . When partner Bill fi nall)' showed up. bouncing down the rear stairs, I practically jumped in his arms. "How's everything?" he grinned, shaking the rain from hi s coat. ;,Oh. pretty quiet, Bill." t didn't know ir it "'as the right thing to say but it did seem appropriate. Next week : junior high school teacher. U;t•Ml••i with Que \h Oni •r«l comment~ m.v wrile to O~nlel M•lhQOOn 1n c••• 01 thh n•w~-. For ~·-' reJ>llti enc lo~ ~t•mpad ...,11-•dcl•e~~d enYelQPe\. I . Sunday, May 25, 1st75 OAJL y PILOT N Do City Dwellers Need Country Living Class? l C•rl• EmerY, pos·es with husband, Mike, on fence that bounds Idaho term she wliht• to u se for School for Country Living KENDRICKS , Idaho (UPI > -Carla Emery believes the American people have become too dependent on mac hines for survival and have forgotten how to do even the s implest or chores. So she 's decided to make the country a Little more rural. It will mean s pending , much more money than the thousands of doll ars she's already spent. but she believes it will be worth it just so "city peo- ple" can learn how to milk a goat, churn but- ter, spin wool. make bread and eve n slaughter and butcher a cow. Mrs. Emery wants to start a free School for Country Living. "We've gotten, as a people, to such an ex- treme dependency on the mechanisms around us lhat convey us food and clothing that the people are really f ee ling vulnerable," said the 36-year-old mother of five. "You've got to make yourself a little more selr-sufficient. That's important. as a people. That 'i; survival." A VENTURE as am- bitious as the school for country living, aimed at teaching as many as 200 men, women and children a day how to do things for themselves, is the outgrowth of another project. Six years ago Mrs. chapter I cou ld on ning a nd weaving, Emery de('ided to write butchering a cow, but carpentry, gardening, an ency('lopedia of home I 'm horrified to think of churning, soap making. food production known somebody actually try-sheep shearing. post hole as the Old Fashioned ing to butcher a cow by digging and tree cutting. Recipe Book. More than using the book.'' s he Students of the School 20,000 copies have been said. " for Country Living could sold in every state or the also learn to fix a trac· union and 20 foreign T HE I DEA for the tor, build a log cabin. countries. school, ?t1rs . Emery said. plant grain. saddle a ''I started l h e came one day "while I 'horse, start a bee hive, cookbook because I felt "'as hanging ('lothes on grow herbs, construct a so many people needed the line." fireplace, raise rabbi~. this kind of information Thal first idea was for make rawhide, cure ham and Couldn't get it ,'' she a one-day workshop, but and b a c 0 n , ma kc said. the ('oncept gradually candles, irrigate land, Mrs. Emery s tarted a expanded into that of a make ('ornmeal. \\1cld . year after her husband, continuing sc hool, she make bricks, can rru.il Mike, had returned to said . and vegetables and build the Northwest from New "It \\1ould be set up to a windmill generator. York, "'here they had be a cram course met while both "·ere at-because people would Mrs. Emery has spent tending Co I um bi a "'ant to use every minute $25 .000 as down payment University. they have,'' s he said. on 385 acres of land fol' a A native of C lyde C lasses would be school site, and figures Park, Mont ., she "·as scheduled on a demand she will have lo spend enrolled in the East basis and taught by resi-another $10,000 on equip· Asian Institute. and her dents of this North Idaho ment and advertising. husband , from Ar('O , farmin g country ex -~·trs . Emery must still Idaho. \vas completini;: pericnced in the ways of obtain approval £rosn work on a doctorate in rural life and willing to county officials be£occ clinical psychology. pas~ on their know\edgc. she canstarl the school. The cookbook has un· A brochure mailed to But whatever the com- dergone six major re-anyone interested con· plicalions, Mrs. Emery visions since its incep-tains a li st or nearly 160 said, she's determined lo tion, and Mrs. Emery suggested classes cover-have her school becatl6e said she continues to add .-"in,,,g....:':.:":.:<::;hc.' ::;•;;k:.:il::;l s:._:a:.:s:...cs.cp=in'-·-··_;t_n_c~ed_s_to_be_d_o_n_e_. '_' _f_. new recipes and household hints offered by readers. But despite the success of the cookbook, which Mrs. Emery said was primarily the result of her going around to older people and ''picking their brains" for recipes and ideas, She said she was still frustrated with trying to teach through the printed word. ''I wrote the bes t JCPenhey C:2!~~~~~~a!!~~~~~~? JCPenney _ Pres ident Ford's ly cracked a three-year against the p~oposed their desks a ~etter from strong opposition to filibuster against the agency .bY .proving that Caspar Weinberger, creation of a n ew legis lation s h e wus the ex 1s l1ng fed e ral secretary of H~alth , Consumer Protection asked to ~omment. agencies, with a little Education and Welfare. Agency has placed his of· Through a spokesman more m oneY: an_d some For budget, puri;>oses ficial consunicr adviser came this reply : better organ1zat1on, can Mrs. Knauer s _Off~ce of _Virginia Knauer -in "Mrs. Knauer is not become more consumer Consumer. Affairs is °!': 8 difficult position. surprised at the vote, but conscious. ~ e ~ yJ ~ 1 n berger 8 Wbile she has lobbied she plans to continue to An even stronger ex-JUr1sd1~t1on, and e~en overtly and covertly for v.'ork closely with tile Of·· ample of the box she is in housed in the HEW bwld· the agency ror years fice of Management and appeared on the day the ing. · · Budget and the Domestic Senate voted to break the The letler expressed now, s he ii; rema1n1n. g · 1· 1 virtually silent on the is-Council in carrying out (ilibuster. strong oppos1 ion o sue as it rinally reaches President Ford's in · Senators showing \Ip creationoflheagency. the moment or truth in itiative to make the ex·'-;::===================;-1 Congress. ist ing federal agencies 11 Has she been munled? cmoonrseumreesrpo." nsive to the ARTS AND CRAFTS FESTIVAL Probably not directly, but there is speculation Her ''not surpr ised" Corner of 18th St. & Pacific Coast Hwy. Blower Cut and Conditioner. 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May 25. 1975 CAI .. f:Nl>AR: Senrlna,rs Feat11red Comedy Team in Concert Skiles and He nde rson, an Orange County favorite musical and comedy team, will present a benefit concert for the Artificial Kidney Foun- dation of California. The show will be from 3 to 5 p.m . Sunday, June 1. in the Par'k Newport Spa. Proceeds will be used for dia l.ysis equipment and building costs for the Limited Care Center which is planned to open in November in Anaheim. Tickets may be purchased a t the door or by call· ing the foundation office, 539-9561. eop e ~rying Better Than an Ulcer DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a 21-year-old m a le. My problem. Ann, is that when I get the least little bit upset I cry. It's very em- barrassing because I've cried in Cront or peopl e whose respect and esteem mean a lot to me. I 've done this all my Ure and it's beginning to knock my ego to pieces. I've never heard or a 21-year- old male who cried so much. Wh y am I so diCferent? What can I do about it? • ASllAMED OF MY SELF' DEAR A.0.M.: You m8y not be as different as you think. Many m ale• cry, but tbey do It privately. A.ad crying lla't 1uch a bad thin g. Weeper11 arta't necessarily lo1er1. It can be a healthy release for anxiety and frustration. Since the real problem ls your rear of ridicule, my advice is lo get orr by yourself when you feel lhe tears cominc on. IC you've been a IA'ee pe r all your life, chances for <"haglng this patte rn are 1lim. (P .S. A note of con1tOla· lion: Tears are bet~r than bot· tied rage "'hlch can cause ul· cers. J DEAR ANN LANDERS : I wonder how many wives among your readers have my problem. I a m accused by my husband or being fri gid, cold and un · responsive. Why doesn't he take inventory and a sk himself such questions as these : "'When did I last shower, use a deodorant or brush my teeth? Am I sober? Does my breath reek of beer or booze?'' , I'm b asically an arrectionate person. When we married. near- ly 20 year s ago, we were very much in love. ShorUy after our honeym oon I became dis- enchanted. My husband 's lack of personal hygiene was something I couldn't dea l with. I hinted' al first. Nothing changed. Then t came rl1ht out a nd told him. Still not.bing changed. ~ This m an is a college graduate. He holda an executive position with a well·known firm , is con- 1~ered cha rming and int.elligent __, until he drinks too much. which is be coming more rre· quent.. Our 1~x life Is almost nil ~···· of hi• Jack or bodily \' (Ann Landers OJ cleanliness and excessive drink- ing. Please print this letter, Ann. It's too late to help our marriage, but perhaps it wi ll help someone else's. -JUST SA D . DEAR SAD: When people dis· regard person a l hygiene Lo the point that they become offe nsive, It ls o(len something beyond "carelessness." It 's mental ill· ness. I've received slnlilar letters from men who have ihe sa me complaints about their "'ives. I hope your le tter "'ill nlove those ~·ho need it lo seek outside help. DEAR ANN : I think your ad- vice to ··scarred Forever" (she round a bunch or dirty pictures . among her dead rathcr\o; belong- ings), was wrong. You said, "l-lis ability to lead two completely dif- ferent li ves is a symptom or a severe personality disorder.'' ·1 a m a bisexual who has a ter- ri fic marriage. But every mor,th or so I lik e the "companionsh p" or another guy . 1 've been carTy - ing on like this for 9 or the 11 years or our m arriage. My wire "'·ould divorce me if she found out. or course, I'd never leave dirty pictures lying around, but r don 't bel ieve r hav e u ''severe personality disorder." It's j ust that my second life provides me y,·ith a necessary release. You owe p eople lik e me a retraction. I'll accept the label "rat" but I resent being told 1 'm not normal . -1-IAPPV 1,N SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA . DEAR llAPPV : I woaldn'tc1ll you a r1t. I'd Just say you are the uorortunate victim o( 1 severe personality disorde r. Ther e ii; :1 big diCference between cold a nd cool. Ann I.an- ders Ahows you how to piny 1t cool without freezing people out In her booklet, "Teenagt! Sex -Ten Waya to Cool Jt. ''Send so cents In eoln and a long, self.addressed, stamped envelope to Ann Lan· dm, P.O. Box 1400, Elgin, JLL llOJ20. CARIH: Southern Califomi11 AuxlUartes of the NaUooaJ A6\hma Cent.er will culminate rund ·ralainr activities with a din· ner dance Saturday, May 31 , ln the Beverly Hilton Hotel. Comedian M lit Kamen and music by Bernie Richards and b.is orcheslra are on the program. The evenln1 will begin atf.1 :30 p.m . Auxlllary member s raise hair the $21,500 annuaJ coat per child at lhe dritgnostic center. • WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT: Manttglng Your People·to· People Rel ationships "'i..11 Lheme H one-day seminar Saturday, May 31 , rrom 8:30 ;:i,.n1. to 4:30 p .n1. <AL the Spa Hotel, p.,1m Spr· ings . Belly Wofford, U.S. Civil Servite Commhu;ion will keynote ~~-.. d )llSSION -V·IEJO WOMEN'S CLUB: Casino games an an auction will h ighli ghfLas Vegas Viejo, presented ~atul'<l:•Y, May 31 in the Mission Viejo Swim and Racquet Club. Tickets ror the 8 p.M. event may be purchased rrom Gini Garner, 830·3351. oc LUPUS CHAPTER: A benefit fashion luncheon is planned for Saturday, May 31, ctt 11 :30 a.m. in Peek's Family Colonial Terrace, Westminster. Call 828-0514 for ~ickets . Proceeds will go to a research project on Lu~us Erythematosus at the City of I-lope, Duarte.,A program meet1~g is set ror Thursday, May 29, in the community room or Repubhc Savings, Santa Ana, at 7:30 p.m. ORANGE COU~ PUBLIC LIBRARY : Teen volunteers are being sought to help with the summer reading program for children at branch libraries. A workshop is planned for Saturday, M u.y 31 , by the you~g adult and children's coordinators. Further inCormation is availa- ble rrom branch librarians or from Thelma Watson, children's services coordinator, 532-7284 . OC WOMEN'S COAl,JTION: A leadership training workshop is scheduled Cor Saturday, May 31, from 9: 30 to 11 :30 a.m. in the Republic Federal Savings and Loan, Santa Ana . Speakers al the League of Women Vote rs-sponsored event will include Ree Burnap, Joan Riddle and Pal Kenworthy. HB ART LEAGUE: Artist s).lvia Moonier will present a lec- ture demonstration Monday, June 2, at 7:30 p.m. in the Edison Community Center, Huntington Beach. She will paint a landscape in acrylics. CM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUX I LIARY: The Mmes. William Dorrell, Alexander MacGillivray, Willlam Lambert and Ed Somerhouse will be honored ror 2,000 hours of service at a luncheon fashion showing Wednesday, June 4, in the Holiday Inn, Costa Mesa. The event begins at 11 :30 a.m . Tickets may be purchased from the Mmes. William Ass mus, Gary Caward, $.A. Leighton or George Maschmeyer , all of Costa Mesa. Coast Couples Recite Vows Fluor-Guiot Our Lady Queen or the Angels Church, Corona del Mar; was the setting f0r the nuptial rites linking A-1 artha Elizabeth Guiot and J , Robert F luor II, both of Newport Beach. They are the daughter and son or Mr. and Mrs. Howard V. Guiot, Monrovia , Liberia and the J . R. Fluors, P"asadena . The bride graduated from California State University al San "' Diego and teaches in Orange. Her husband is a graduate of USC. The newlyweds will live in Newport Beach. • • • Fisher-W ilson Barton •I. Fis her, son of the Freeman Fishers of Corona del Mar claimed Denise Wilson as his brid~. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Wil son. Orange. She at· tends Santa An a College, studying to be a legal secretary. They will make their home in Tustin. • • • Schaefer-Pennington Jeannette Pe nnington of Tustin and Daniel SchaeCer or Santa Ana were married in Ora nge County Court flou se. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Barnes of Hawthorne and his parents are Mrs. Alice Brown or ffuntingt.on Beach and Edmund Schaefer, Laguna •tills. The new Mrs. Schaefer is a graduate of Leuzinger High School, Hawthorne. Her husband, a graduate of Newport lfarbor High School, attendti Orange Coast College. • • • Allen-Arquilla Dr. and A1rs. Edward R. Arquilla or frvin e have announced the mJ rriage of their daughter, Amy Arquilla to Thomas Phillip Allen, son of the Thomas Allena, also or Irvine. The newlyweds both attended University J~igh School, Irvine. She studied at the University of New Mexico and he was a student at.Orange Coast College before e nlisting in the Army. They will live in Germany where he is stationed. • • • Rutherford-Cook Ma rried in Costa Mesa and now living in Newport Beach are Gary Dean Rutherford and the former Liann Diann Cook. Their parents are the Robert R. Cooks and the William Rutherrords, all of Cotta Mesa. , • The newlyweds are graduales of McN all y High School , Costa ·Mesa. Butler-Beck St. Andrew's Presbyteria n Ch urch wa' the setting ror the nuptials linking Patricio r-1aria B~c k and James Kevin Butler. Their parents arc the Ch:irle:J A. Becks or Costn l\1esa and the James Ne lson Butl ers or Newport Beach. The. bride i~ a graduHte of Cost a t.1esa ll li;h School and Orange Coast Collct.:c. , lier hus band Is a gradualc or Ne~·port Jf arbor lligh &hool, al· tended OCC itnd g1·adu11tcd Crom the Quarter l\1 aster School of the Coast Guard, Orlando. The newlywed w will li ve in South Portland, Maine, where he ~·Ill be stationed. MRS. BUTLER \ CJT'Y OF JiOPE: AssisUn1 Children Toaether, • support group, will host an appearance or columnist A!:!Sail V'fl Burea Wednesd»y, June 4, intbeAvcoCinem_a, Westw , atJ0.30 a .m . AIJo appeartn1 Will be veteran character actor Eduant 1-""ranz. "' Proteeda will beneClt the research center which bu Ucket in· formation. • - CHILDREN'S llOME SOCIETY: Mano Con Amor Auxiliary will gather jn the a:arden or the Lawrence Klein home in Newport Heaeh ror an Inst all ation luncheon Thursday, June 5. To be ln~talled are Mrs. Robert Teller , president, and her board, the ,.1mes. Thomas Philli~. Robert Anderson, William Thomas and Bernard Mac Dowell . EL-CAMll'(<I &EACWOMEN'S CLUB: ~!Varado will be installed as prealdenl Of the Dana Point croup Tbunday, June 5, in·lhe Crown House restaurant. New officers include the Mmes. Kenneth Sill, Hubert Jones, J01eph Bonnell, Keith Kinnard, .Russell Walker and Robert Fer- ril, and M1 . Peg Salman and Ms. Allane Busby. OC FEDERATION OF REPUBlJCAN WOMEN: A crul&e on the Pavilion Queen and luncheon at the Pavilion, Ball>cl•, are aet for·11 :30 a.m ., Thursday , June 5. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Vi ctor Reed, Westminster , and Mrs. Juanita Firth, Santa Ana . President Mrs. Georse Mousel has been selected as 1& southern division delgate to the state nominating Committee. NATIONAL CHARITY LEAGUE: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hausman 's home was the setting ror the annu~ Newport Chapter tea when 1975 debutantes were introduced . · Selected are the· Mi1ses Glenna Marie Anderson, Celene Renee Cozi:ld , Nancy Jane Englert, Tracy Catherine Ewald, Llaa Ann Hinshaw, A-tarla Evelyn Johnson. Cathy Ellen Larson,. Deborah Hearn Martyn and Nancy Ruth Munger. Others a1·e the Misses Marianne Louise Nehrenberg, Susan ·Wahlers Olander, Mary Elizabeth Parker, Della Eliiabeth Ri chards, J\1 arcy Ilione Rose, Kimberly Allee Skilling[ Leslie J ean Smith, Const ance Elizabeth Wagner and Ann E izabcth Zillgitt. Their parents ar~ Ors. and Mmes. Ted Robert Nehrenberg a nd John Tynes Richards, A-irs. Donna Schleining.Ewald and Dr. Brian Albert Ewald, Mrs. Wahlers Olander, Mrs. Thomas Roberta Thomas Kn auer, Charles Richard Cozad, and the Messrs. and A-1 mes. Rol>er\1' Edmond Anderson and Robert Englert. Others arc the Messrs. and ?times. Ernest Tiieodore Hinshaw J r ., Charles Marland Johnson, )1iles Blackwell Larson, Howartd Wright Martyn. George Draper A-lunger Jr., Charles Edward Parker, Kenneth Murray Wasmann, David van Diest Skilling, Donald Tha rpe Smith, Ri chard Homer Wagner and Preston Burt ZiUgill. MRS. STANTON Stanton-Smi th Dr. Lynn 1\1 inter Stanton and Claire Ruth Smith exchanged marriage VO"-'S in the Newporter Jnn . They are the daughter and son of the Leonard F. Smiths or Arcadia and the Elvin Stantons of Glendora. The bride is a graduate or Orange Coast Co llege and Sawyer School of Business. 1-l er hus band, who is on the stalf or Hoag l\lemorial Hospital. l'r esbyterian , 'graduated rrom J\lontana Stale'College and'com- pleled his m edi cal training at the University of Louisville School or i\'ledicine. The~ouple y,·ill livc in Newport Bearh. Styli-Broadbent Ca lvary Chapel was the settin g Cor the nlarriage of Lind a Jean Broadbe nt and J ohn William Styll of Newport llcach. The ney,·ly Y.'eds. who y,•ill li ve in Cost a Mesa, attended Orange l'oast College. The bride is a graduate of \\'estmi nster lli ~h School otnd at- tended So uthern CaliCorni a College, while her husband is an alumnus of Newport Ha rbor Hi g h School a nd s tudied al California State Uni versity at Fullerton . Their parents are l\lr. and Mrs. Bill Broadbent or Garden Grove and the l\1 arshall Stylls, Costa J\lesa. MRS.STYLL Sanchez-Grilz MRS. SANCH EZ l\1ar ried aboard the Queen 1\.1 a r y were J eanette Eileen Grilz of Fountain Valley and David Roy Sanchez. The brid'e is a gradua.te or Fountain Va ll ey High School. Her husband ia a graduate or Polytechnic High School and Loa Angeles Valley College and attended UCLA. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard John Grilz Sr. or Laa: Vegas 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sunchez. Sepulveda. Hanson-Botts 'fom l~anson or Cosla J\1esa t lnl m ed Lori Botts as his bride during nup- ti als perform ed ln the Resurrection Lutheran Church. They are the son and daughter or the Dale. 1 Hansons~ Anaheim. and l\lr. and •In. J ack !lcUI, Santa An a. -, The bride is a graduate or Edison Hi gh Sq>ool1 HunUniton Beach, ana her hus ba nd graduated' 1 from Savann a High School, Ana heim . ' MRS.HANSO N They will live in Coat.a A1c-au.. -~ I -p MC lh• • cent~ Thi in thi the el in so 18005 Srr. AC I ( ., 11 ~ ••• 211 22 ! 23 i :: l 261 271 281 291 301 32 1 34 . 36 ! 37 391 40 "I 421 43 45 ., 49 53 54 55 59 60 62 " • I Sund•y. May 25. 1975 OAILYPILOT •f K a Real-California Cowboy I ,. ~ .:... If you wtire going to invent The California Cowboy, you'd make him look JUJI like Joe Llllo. Right from the !ihoulder-length blond hair on down to the brush mus tache, love beads and mocassins peeping out from un - der the bell bottoms of ttis Levi cords. But don't let anything ubout that appearance fool you, not for B minute. There's one "'ord, a favorite among rodeoers, that describes Joe's ability in the arena perfect· ly . "ToUg~.11 This wlry little guy raised on dairy farms in Illinois got his first horse rid es by trading hours spent m ending fences and doing other hired-man .c hores for treasured hours in tbesaddle. HE AND A buddy, both of whom had discovered amateur rodeo by the time they were teen- agers. ran to Southern California to get away from the wild winters of the Midwest. Joe stayed and his buddy moved on. They are today two of the top hands in the International Rodeo Association (IRA). Lifto, the Capistr ano cow- boy (h e lives in San Juan Capistrano now and has spent the past 12 years operating out of bachelor pads in and around Laguria Beach), is. in fact , the of. ficial representative of saddle 6ronc riding on the IRA Board of Directors. His boyhood buddy, Bill' Martin, is IRA's director o( bareback bronc riding. Not bad for a 30·year·old Orange Coa!il beachbumming ran of deep-sea fishing and a Chicago-based cowboy who has never been on a working ranch ~xcept as a visitor. BUT JO E is probably more "horsry" than this description o( him makes him seern. Since the first time he saw the Irvine Equestrian Center 12 years ago -then just a collection o( 11hacky tackrooms and makeshtft corrals on the bluffs above the Irvine Ranch's beach downcoasl of Corona del Mar - Lifto has gotten himself a college education in animal science at OCC and Cal Poly and has become an expert Carrier. He work s as a part·time horseshoer. in fact, at th<it same Irvine center and is rarrier to a \.\'hole list or steady customers in the southern reaches or the Orange Coast area when he isn't on the road rodeoing. ''I USED TO be one of the hang -and -rattle -and·tough-it-out kind or riders," says Liflo. "but rodeo riding now is probably 85 percent psychological -you ride a lot with your head and you real- ly ha\'e to think.'' He uses music t o get h.im tuned for it. "A lot of rock music "'ith a hard-driving beat helps me plan my ride. J draw a mental picture or riding this animal. I program my particular horse's pattern in my head a nd what l'm going to do to counteract ii.'' Choreography isn't a word that Joe would use, but it i.s the word that best describes a beautiful ride by a talented rodeo rider. It's all preplanned and the least thing that cowboy is doing when he comes spurting out of a com- petition chute mounted on 1.200 pounds of bucking bronco is just t1taying on. He is performing "·1th thl.' horse. Look for it next time you .get a. chance to .see a real good rodeoer at a good rodeo. JOE Cl.AIMS he can b<' so at· tuned to his mount that, even at the li ghtning-flas h speed of a typical bucking horse ride, he can feel a change of timing and can beat the beast to the next move. · · \' ou don 't start out that v.·•1y. ·' says Joe. ··tn the beginning, J'd just nod m y head <io the chute that·s the W il)' a cowboy signals he"s ready lo ride) and thC' nelit thing I 'd know l "'as on the ground. It "'as all a blur." Arter thousands of rides over the years. howeve r, he says he can control the blur. I asked him to tell me exactly "'hat he does during an eight· second ride on a saddle bronc. Here's "·hat he said : "WHEN I NOD my head I'm concentrating on nothing but 1ny horse's head. 1·m watching for his head to make its first n1ovc. When he starts. I'm going to rock ~-..,........,..---..11 Horsin' · Around back a nrl drive my feet to the - front to get my spurs over the t points (the horse's shoulders) to hold me in ihcre as he leaves the '.• chute and hits the ground ... " After pulling his reel back alongside the horse toward the cantle (the back of the saddle), Joo s..aid. he'd be re3dy for the next jump. .. As he makes his jump I 'll spur lo the neck . as high into the neck area as t can reach. to be in th e ri ght position to ket'p rrom being "·hipped dov.•n v.·hen he hits. "As he makes hi s next jump T spur back and then try to beat him to the neck again ~-to ~tuy in rhythm y;ith his jum1:ie;. "\'Ol.1 J UST try to keep doing that until the \.\'histlc blo"'s and you start looking for the lx'st v.•ay ti:> ~ct off." f'or a guy ""·ho has been rolled on and run through fences by rodeo broncs, he makes it all sound easy. '"Oh , sure,'' he sa ys, "every now and then a guy sure gets in a ·storm ' with a horse, but if you keep your cool you can &:tep orr and get awa;·." That's some dance act. You , have to be r eady to run from yoi.ir partner. But that's rodeo i£ you ~ knoi#"<hat to look ror. PowerSourcesonShow MONROE,N.Y. <UPl)-1£youbelieve little community arranged around a the energy crisis is a product or 20th-village green . It has, among other things, century man, think again. a blacksplith shop and candlemaker 's, The Mu seum Village or Smith's Clove, printer's and weaver's shop. ISISISO"'il"li;'\, in this Orange County community, shows In a separate building is an energy ex· the creativity o( early American settlers hibit, tracing how Americans developed in solving their energy problems·or the energy sources. The first settlers relied 1800s. on muscle-power and skill, using lathes, Boston To Try ._.1Standard Smith's Clo\•e is portrayed as a sleepy bellows and pulleys. All areondisplay. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS title 63 Wager 1 Crazy: 64 Scottish slang "no·· 6 Eplc 65Cho1r YOICC 1 I Map 66 Shelter 165\riped 67Lookat anima l again 21 En1erta1n 69 Malure 22 Social 70 Fish eggs outcasl 71 Stormed 23 Weird 72 Tropical 2-4 Girl's tru lts name 73 Nero's 25 Vule language visitor 74 Colander 26 Musical 76 Stightty drama pointed 27 Comes to 77 Amusing earth evenl 28 Larl11t 78 "'Shane" star 29 Phltipplne 79 Renters dwart BO Chinese JO Flutter name around 81 SeUlement 32 Med1terra~ 84 Precentors nean 65 NASA lete Island 89 Represen!a· 34 Annamese hve measure 90 Removes 36 Legat stalks ma1\er 91 Linger 37 Oe!eat· 9:! Nigerian slang people 39 Chess 93 Contribute pieces 94 Sways 40 Abrahams 95 Pulverize wile 96 Mate parly 41 R1v•r 97 Night belore boll om 98 Churcn seal 42 Arabian 99 Tax agency district 100 Priggish 43Hlstorical person period 10 I Dutch news 45 Giggle agency 4 7 Pamper 102 More 49 Hide prolound processors 104 Abstract 53 Rostrum being 5 4 Canlne 105 Stylish 55 Grass-106 Lives hopper 108 Se t lree: 59 Suppress slang 60 Purposive 110 Vine 1ru11s 62 German 112 Corded " • " • • fabric 113 Small voucher 116 Calilornia lort 117 Airport visitor 118 Pull 120Redac1 124 AlcOhoHc bevera.oe 125 Sphere 126 Publish 127 No~leman 129 lndlvJdual 130 Nebr ask.a city 132 Pungent 134 lndebled 136 Reslaurant customer 138 Atrican river 139Female relative , 140 Pie meat 141 Asserls 1-42 Delightlul spots 143 Compound ether 144 Sp1rlled horse 145 Savor ' DOWN 1 Primary 2Famous vlo11n 3 M11i1ary coat 4 Si lence! 5 Allirmative vote 6 Hand covering 7Sl'IOW remorse BMlmic 9 Saul"s uncte 10 Striking 11 Basement 12 Moor grass 13 lnd!an bu11alo 1-4 Discard 15 Tried out 16 Cipher 17 Sam.ier s teacher 18 Proclaim loudl!f 19 Desert atyub 20 SQuaSh bug 3 1 Persian poet 33 8ellicose god 35 Befuddles 38 Japanese sport '40 Blemish 4 1 Marsti 42 Detective 44Female sandpiper 46 Stopped 47 Long cigars 48Park1ng site 49 Rips 50Mete 51 Sal!pe\er 52 Arranged 54 Oisligu1e s 56Joln togelher 57 Fl11vorlut 58Small 6 1 Always 62 Contradicto1s 63Public vehic le 66 Convenient 67 Saves from kldnapers 68 Presidential sobriquet 69 Feather barb 71 Laughing 72 Straw ha1s 73 "Kooky··; slang 75 Unallended 7.6 Cores 77 Harmonious notes 79 Enduring BO Monopolize 81 Conlined 82 Pointed arch 83 Embankmenl B4 Enghsh ll J' I~ letter 85 SerYant 86 Detested 87 Harangue. BB Roman <obe• 90Morning moislur e 91 Peace treaty 94 Intense tear 95Compla1n 96 Marsh bird 98Brisk energy 100Ghosls 10 1 Ibsen characler 103 Time <One 104 Conclude 105 British measure 107 Therelore: Latin \09Suave 110 Molorless. plane 111 Posture 11301d . woman 114 Muggy 115 Likeness 11 7 Value 119 Encouraged 121 1s tond ot 122 Sluggish 123Abrupt 125 8oal paddles 126Pollah measure 127 Hop stem 128 Tidy 13 1 Domestic !owl 13JOnlh1s side 135 Humor 137 Actress Gardni.r TRAVEL Catalina Cruises Slated The s ummer schedule o( c ru ises from downtown Long Beach to Catalina Island -rive trips every day -will begin Saturday, June 14, it has been announced by Long Beach /Catalina Cruises. "This is the most am· bilious s ummer s chedule to Cat alina ever of- fered," said Tim Mazur. Daily departures will be at 8 a .m., 9 a.m .. 12 :15 p.m., J:30 p .m . and 7:30 p.m . On Sundays. the evening departure will be' at 5 p.m. Return s f rom the island are scheduled dai· ly al 10.a .m., 11:15 a.in., 3 p.m ., S: 15 p.m. a nd 9:45 p.m. (except Sundays at 7:30p.m .J. Long Beaeh/Catalina Cruises is in its fifth year or Catalina service. The rirm 's 700-passenger vessels and other craft operate year-round. Inform at ion may be obtained by writing the firm at 330 Golden Shore Bl vd., Long Beach 90Em. or phoning (714) 826·2170. Fligh_ts To Cancun Schedul.ed Jet flights to Cancun, where Western Interna- tional Hotels is complet· Ing the largest hotel on the Yucatan Peninsula, have begun with. regular operations a lr eady scheduled by two aJrlines . KilJJ Chappell. general man1cer o( the South Coaei Plaia Hotel, said ~ ~lmino Real Cancun lS ne1rin1 completion lfld the first guests are ·txpected to a.rrlve by air 1-<l--i-.+-1--l rrom Me xico City on July ·i.. The' 250-run hotel is lqfated on Cancun Island ahd 11 being built In the p 1Lte rn of Mayan ircbltecture . The Costa Mesa ex· ..-t-+-+.rl--l ,ecullve s v,ld the $10 mllllon ~Cancun lnten1a- Uon8l AlrJ>Qrt ht 12 miles southwest Of the resort 1rea on 1he northeasltrn IEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR AN!!WERS ' . .'• '----------------------'-------' UpoCU>eYucalan. " Signs ·- . NEW SIGNS: HOTEL INFORMATION, RAILROAD STATION, CUSTOMS ByLEAVITTF. MORRIS QrbllMkkflC:•M.eN•...,.. Boston, often used as the "sounding board" for things like New York· bound plays, is once again lo be a testing ground -this time for a new series or s tan· dardized visual guides to aid travelers. This summer, travelers lo the city will be g uid ed to say, customs by a symbol showing a custom 's or· fi cer inspecting an open bag, qr to the baggage· clai m area or a bus sta· lion by a sketch o( a suit· case. THERE ARE 34 stan· dard graphic s igns that have been designed by some of the nation's lead· ing graphic a rtists. New York , Philadelphia, Colonial Williamsburg, Fiorida and the District of Columbia w il l be watching Boston·s ex· periment closely. as they are planning lo adopt lhe signs early next year. ln this columnists view. the time is right for the United States to adopt s tandardized visua l guides. Once the symbols have become ramiliar they de· finite ly will eliminate confusion and facilitate the traveler in locating information des ks: rail, air and bus terminals; hotel accommodations: and the hos t of other aids sought by vis itors to un- familiar places. But some of these sym· bols may, at best . be more confusing than the present method s of direction: For instance, the sign pointing out a railroad tact ual ly the front of an engin e) dC'· picts what some have described as a tel e,•ision set or a man rrom Mars. Another symbol that may puzzle many is the big question mark that is supposed to be interpret· ed : "This is the place ror inrormation." Internationally, the question mark is gaining poptilarity as the sign above the desk "'here questions may be asked, though, and once the traveler kno"'i that, then it is easy lo trans late signs s howin g the ques- tion mark in combina· lion with a bed (hotel in· formation, or '-'"ith an umbrella and a glove \lost and found) VIS UA L dir ection symbols long have been used in Europe. assisting greatly those who have no knowl edge or the la nguage of 3 country. With more foreigners than ever expected to visit the U.S. during the bic e ntennial oh - se rvancc s, th e U.S. Departm e nt of Transportation and the American Revolution Bicente nnial. Ad · ministration ag reed on a program to test stan- dardized sy mbols or sites . even t s and transportation facilities . Since so1nc of the signs lo be used arc drafted from those already in eviden ce overseas, it isn't expected that the U.S. signs will cause too much confus ion, says William R. Myers, who proposed the project. AMONG the U.S. graphic designs similar to those already in use in many European coun· tries are the telephone 1·eccivcr angled in an up-' right po~ition. the letter -J sy mbo l for mail, no· smoking s igns sho"'ing a burning cigarette <I crossed by a red bar in- side a circle, and the almost universally ac· cepted rirsl-aid sign, showing a red c ross on a \vhite background. It is noted . hO\\"ever, lhat the fi rst-aid sign might be misread by lravl'lers froi'n the Mid· die East . since the red crescent is the symbol U!:ied in rt1uslim coun- tric.>s. 1'he red st.ir uf David is used in I srael and the red lion dcsignalcs nrst aid in lran. I . Lisbon Retains Its Charm By STAN DELAPLANE LISBON, Portugal -''Lisbon town was named for Ulysses, the original 'Shipwreck ' Kelly of the Golden Age of Greece. It was called Ulissipo, but time and occupations (Roman, Moorish, French and English ) have carved it down to Lisbon .'' (Th e c ruise ships are back in the Mediterranean summer, and Our Man in the Med is . aboard the new M /S Golden Odyssey.) "'Still a cool 60 degrees in the tiled city beside the sparkling blue Atlantic. The military ·government has nationalized m a · j ~r industries -travel a mong them. SOidiers much in evidence in the town's center : '"The Rolling Square." On the "Street of Gold" and "'The Street of Silver." ''Not armed though. The fountai11 s spray the air with instant diamonds. And news of the day passes around in Lisbon's coffee houses where most of Portugal's business is done. ''Election posters are pasted on every wall. And gallons of sprayed paint tell lhc slogans of six political parties. • • * '"The fado -the Portuguese blues -is still the bit music. Lisboa a Noite is the most popular. '"April in Portugal'" is a fado bul most of it is sad stuff of unrequited love. ''The fadista sings with guitar accom- paniment. Wears a black shawl in honor of Maria Severn of lhc 19th century. She died at is o( 'suudada' -a Portuguese word meaning somethi11g like 'sweet sorrow.' '' CCynlc• say she died of eating too many squab. l fl full 747 with 400 passengers fllls the Golden Odys .. y, 14 days and 10 ports. Las I , I stop is Dubrovnik and you fly home on the sarne World Airways charter. Cost, $1 .295. Golden Odyssey is aimed al West Coast trade though this trip a stop in Chicago· picked up passengers from the l\tidv.'eSt and Texas. f'or broc hures w1itc l{oyal Cruise Line, Alcoa Bldg., 1 Maritime P laza, San Fran- cisco. ·'Like eating a La Bourgogne every night," says our Ulysses in the Med . • • • .r The Renaissance is back in the Med tor the summer. With the Mermoz of the same company, the only French flag cruise ships left. I 've been on this twice and I give it high marks __.: the chef 11as more rank than the captain. They'll set up a package cruise with Air France . Ne\Y York office says a 14 -day cruise .. begins al $455." But I'd add a half more. Those "begins at'' prices usua lly means a closet next to lhe e ngines. Fine food and ., goo<tports of call . Wlile Paquet Line, 1370 Avenue of the Americas, Nev• York , N.Y. They ·11 send a brochure. OVERSEAS DELIVERY 1101411 SALIS. SlllVICE. ~ &ov11~s".:°B.1vav "'Qi:lf£ :J' DICK MIU ER MOTORS 12ow.w ....... s..M•,...,._ 111..z111 ' " n ,, Sunday, May25, 197S . -~.··· • C11nnes Fil1u Festieal Glamor Gone '-~ • IS :::. ~'":;';" -' . ......... lOWntH . \ JASON ROBARDS WILL STAR IN 'MOON FOR THE MISBEGOTTEN ' Robards Stars on TV By JAY SHARBUIT AP Televhlo" W"le< NEW '{ORK -J ason Robards, an ex-Navy n1an, has survi\'C'd Pe<.1rl 1-larbor. the sinking or his ship off Guadalcanal. a near-fnt::i l car cr<.1sh, four marriages, bouts \vith th e bottle a nd Eugene O 'Neill plays. But the 51-ycar-o ld ac- lor seems re m arkably composed after all this. lie doesn 't touch the 1:rog nO\\', his fou rth marriage and ca reer are going \\"Cll, <.1 nd he 's still basking in the fl ow of good reviews for his role last year in O 'Ncill 's "l\1oon for the J\·Iis begot- ten" on Broad \\'<.1y. ONE OF the nation·s foremos t interpreters of O 'N ci ll 's brooding wo rks, be r ece ntly r epri sed h is r o le as J am es Tyrone , a h<.1unl- THE fl"ffi ADULT .ENTERTAINMENT ed . alcoholic has.been Bro::id\\·ay actor, for u te levis ion versio n or "Moon." ,\BC is airing the play on Tuesday. Robards ha s l ed a knockabout life as an ac- tor following in the famous footsteps of his father, Jason Robards Sr. There was nothing planned about it, he said. He·d gone · into the Navy a year b e f ore World War II because "I didn 't v.•ant to go to col- l~ge." Becoming an ac- tor after the \\' ar hap- pened "sort of by os- mosis, \1:h ich I didn 't realize." After s tudies at the American AC°ademy or Fine Arts here, he acted in s ummer stock and on the radio and in the new medium called TV. but really got under way on iN THE MOST LUXURIOUS THEATRES PENTHOUSE GIRL BRIGITTE MAIER '"BRIGITIE MAIER LAYS TO REST THE MYTH THAT ACTRESSES IN PORNOGRAPHIC MOVIES ARE TOO OLO TOO FAT ANO JUST PLAIN TOO UCL Y. CAll THEATRE FOR 2NO FEATURE ...... Ml!'CA'. ,,,_ '"'---·· 0.Wri-11- THEr!!ti'lf"cJ'&J/ (!})fl(t Al lllF MUSl C CTNTER BOX OFFICES OPEN TUESDAY ' /j,1rl.. vn tilt• .!Jl.Jge f1>r 1/u.• fir~/ tune }t11(l' /11.!J 111un1p/1 in l /1i· l\111~ ,inc//" YUL BRYNNER "' ODYSSEY .\I" >I <l•u·" .,/ o "'"'',/)' JOAN DIENER ..... '' ERICH SEGAL ,\.,i!iot ul "'! '"" \!nry ... ,,,.,, 1 ... MITCH LEIGH 1., ... 1 ••.. ,,,,, ,\r,.,,,,1 1 .. ~1~11•/•~" r r<HloJ• '""' ~!,li:~(l by ALDERT MAME .• 1"' """'"b RUSS THACKER A John I t,., nncdv (.,nt1•r ro1 Th~ rf'rform1ng Ari' Produchon LIMITED ENGAGEMENT OPENS JUNE 10 l [rtn1n1:s 1:30, Mtt1. IPlr1Thurs.1nd Sundays l !OO, J11na 151 Juni 22 -~ $3.50. 5.25. 8.50. 10.75; fr!. I Sat.-$4.00, 6,00, 9.50, 12.50: M1ti11e11 2:30. TPlurs. -$2 .SO, 4.00. 6.00, 7.50: Sat. -$3 .00, 4. 75, 7 .25, 9.00 I MUSIC CENTlR •HMANSON eox OfflCE. I PACIFIC STEREO. 637 s. Hiii ' 13~ MUTUAL MUSlC CTNTER AGENCIES (C1ll 627-1248 lor n11re1t I 1gency). for Into. c•ll/wrlt• CIVIC llGHT O AHMANSQN , Of'ERA, 135 N. Gr111d Awt., L.•., CA 90012 ~--626-n111620-9220. BANKAMER1CAR01 Tl~EATRE MASTER CHAllCE HONORED •T MUSIC CTR. I eox OfflC[. •Oo 25c HANOl lNG CHG. fOlt ~~==~==~~ l M•ll ORDERS. j '""'' s.1r1 I"'" ~10-lllO l11. ti, I . • • ' • } l va rious play:,; t.Ji rected b~_actor J ose f'crrcr. HOBARD'S bi ggest fame came in 1956 when he portrayed th e ex- hausting r ole or l·lickey, l h e s·a I es m a n , in O'Neill 's "The Iceman Cometh" at the Circle in the Square 1'he<.1 tcr in New York. Robards, who taped "A1oon for the Misbegol· ten" outdoors in Los An geles, said he'd never consid er doin g a TV series. "No. I've h ad offers, but no," he said. "I j ust don ·t v•ant to go in there and take those orders." LAST night, afte r the unveiling of John Schles- inger 's .. The Day of The Locust,·• the black-T filmgoers, on their "'ay to the casino, were greet- ed at the entrance of the big Paramount party with the ·sig h t of a Brazilian hippie eating razor blades. And to think some critics said "The Day of the Locust" couldn't happen. Hollywood has come to ·the rescue in more ways than on~. On the screen, \Vhere-the projectors arc out of focus, there has been r e freshing relief fro m the t e dium o f Al gerian war movibs. ltalian co medies, and Jeck Nie~ Msi•Sc ....... "'THE PASSBIGB:" IKJ IAlllA STIEISA+ID JAMES CA.AM "fUNMY LADY" IPG) "IETWHOF THE Pl* PAKJ'HH.'" ,,.., "TOMMY" "CiODFATtB-PART Ar' Ill & "DU.TH WISH'" llJ "W.W.&Tlle._Dw ...... & "UJ.Ls.." IPGJ '"'"'"''~"""'""' "'EIHCAIHATIOH OF PETE• ·I NOUD'" llJ "'UGEMD OF ~ILL HOUSl"'IPGI "EIGEI SAMCTIOM'' llJ I "FIONT PAGE" IPGI TONIGHT 7 P.M. (HOLIDAY PfllfDllMANCf MONDAY -8:30 P.M.) THE~i'ltc!/i}J/ {!};r1t1 '" 1111 MUSlC CTNTER A new production of one of the funniest 't musicals ever w'ROBERT MORSE , 'RVDY VALLEE ...... ABE~. JICI< llEDll'RJCI( lhd WUJJE 6ILBSIT S.1ed ~the book by SHEPHERD MEAD Dhc:t.d by MR. MORSE SEATS AVAILABLE (thru JUNE 28) [t11Ui1s 1:31. MN. tn TIMlrs. • S1H1r 1,aa. lf1r 25- SJ 50. 5.25, 8 ~-JD.75: frL & S1l.-S4.00. &.00. 9 50. 12.50: M1tl1tts 2:JD. Wt•.-S2.50. 4 00. 6.00. 7.SO: S1t.-S3.00, 4.75, 7.25, 9.00 PAVlltON BO• 0fflC£. PAClflC Sl[l(O. 617 s. Hill ' 13~ MU"IUAL AC(frtCIES (Cllt MUSI C CENTER 627·124! lo• ne1rrsl J,/;tnc,). for info. t ,.I n wfl tl CIVIC" llCj'IT 0P£11:A. 13~ N, G•lnd 0 OO!t!HHY <HA.NOlll( •ve .. l .•. c• 90012 -626-12 11 1620.92:10. nAV I LION B•NM •MEIUC•llOIM•STER CH•RG( HON-I ~. 011(0 •T '•vru oN eox orricc. r====-===.,., •oo 25, H•NOllNG CHG. fOR M"ll OFIOEFIS I G•oup 1'1ts '"'" ~o 11111 t .1. "-! REX REED in the raw DIRECTORS whose entire reputations exist within the elitist scope of film festivals (Werner ~l erzog, Fassbinder, Reisch e nbach, Miklos Jancso, Marguerite Duras, to name a few ) >:c=::-:""::::::'"•·i~r'~l-m SO.COAST WiiOf w· Pl • .,. I 1-lt:JIW;-...-.-1:1 ........... LAL.It "LT. IOI .. catlSOI" J.ti.f711 tM _JS-,,__,,"4l~1•11 FREE PARKIN (I) SO COAST ............... • ''TNI llWCAl:NATK>N DI a7a g "'•m• NOUD" r'"L..1\1..ft MON.'lt.: 7:1s.f:IS Mt-SI 2 Mf..suN.: 1 :JO.J:JO.S:J0.7:»f-.JI armAlAlll 111• .=:-ni CLIHT EASTWOOD "THE EIGER SANCTION" s.t .. S-...Moa. 2:40·4:55-7: I ~t:.JO (PG) J-·~·--s .......... "Mrml.M1r Back in 1957, W.W. ha! ill• '55 "'"'""'"""" lllln, autry nuK. robbirii tiltin1 ......... .... ....... DiY. B'UR'I' RllTW'OLDS W.W. &ND 'l'Bll DDCJm DANCJl.KDfGS ........ CONNY VAN DYKE• JERRY REED • NED BEATTY .. &R'I' C•JUimW ........ , ... _.. .. LOIC IUtll Coes! '2' i'lil9 lM IUC-ll los Al1os °'"" ll'l (2>/422 1AlGS fllD(S fo1 Tw•~ Jl).S4()3 WI 1lllWO S1r~ "i 132·1211 • --. :..~.::. I~ ~ .. THE INCREDl8LE TRUE STORY OF · 'MURPH I THE SURF' I HOWPLAYIHG W.W:.&llD 'l'iiJi D* * •• ., .. ................ llloff Goold "S.P.Y.S." CONT. SAT.-SUH.-MOH. -· ()pmft-IN'u Fri. (I 30 pm. S..fSu~. 17;30 Mon. l"'u Fri. lo 1 o.m -11.7$ IA. "DllTY HA.UY" iai ~ "MACiHUM POI.Cl" 1111 "Coo NbreM, 1E9i & Me" ·-·-n.. hahwctln., CPW -from . 8llOYer C.Hfomia 11 rounded up each day In the DAILY PILOT ... c..... •• 112 "MR. MAJ.ISYIC'.' -l'llOlllto _,_,_._.,. Ml-YUJOS.OD . "'"llot.Y 6 -0\l'IU:»t• .-un ... _ -· ...... ~ ti-~· ,,,, ~TMCAT ... a INllY9-... -....... ..... MAaeGR R.VD.Ottw· ... s... ............... ............ _ .. ,..., OlllAMIDriM· ... tla fn.. ...... lotfl .• ·-, .. ... ,..,,, .. s..... .. a..-..k .... '•"'II' Pun! ..,.., ... 1 .............. 1 ,,_.,fl •1l-S~ ''' nn - ............... .... ~ ., .. , .. .,.,.. .... l ll"IM I ' i FROM Fash ion Island f ~ Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR -· ,, I I \ I, r 1 OWi ew Gol,d Point of • porh pr~s f!l u ! mu coun Al 1igu1 light di vi• Sty I~ t>CiO\ wor~ WI "W< Talk Th sea~ cisio rece ing ;: ferE Bro• •• s t coop I 1~i ,3ft ell ' ,r J 'i,'' . . .. 0 ,w «! c ( .. " - • Borok Bead Named Concert Preside1it Optimistic C•,l•ll••lclffffMNtter~ Stepplnf Into the •hoes or the late Sol Hurolc 1:1 SOD:\elhing like picking ·up the fallen baton ot. a oscanlnl. S,ucb an as1lgnmenl, however, has come to l'/ew Yot~er Sheldon 901~ with hJs recent ap. pointment as president ot Hurok Concerts - perhaps the single most pr~stigious po1:1ition in music a nd dance managemeO n this country, Already a legendary figure, Sol Hurok ran a light ship in a highly in- dividual and. personal Style. Gold is quite cor- scious of the fact that his work is cut out for him. With present economic aondltionl', he 11 not com· placent about the future, but he is optimiitlc and confide'nt . I-le sees no lallln& oll at the box ol· rice for "quality attrac- tions." IN FACT audiences are growing, he asserts, parti c ularly among young people. "They are more in· volved toduy," he says, "i!.lld ~ji!Jl dard s ace higtier than ever before. They are aware -they know -they are not to be put of( with entertain· ment aimply for enter· tainment's sake. And the onus of culture with a capital C doesn't exist anymore." . Substantiating this Public TV Shows Chosen for Fall view is the 16·week enfafement of Hurme at· tfact10n1 occupying lhe Metropolitan Opera House this spi::ing -the ton1estln Hurok history. CUrrentty in the midst of five · weeks or the BQlsbol Ballet, the run will continue with four weeks or the Stuttgart a ,11et, four weeks or the Bolshoi Oper"\8 a nd three weeks or the Canadian Bal!~. involvm.&._ in all, the imPQrtaliori cit more SHELJ)JllLQO.~LD~- than 600 people. owner). But Hurok re· mained in firm control o( HIGH on the li st or operations until his de· Gold's hoped·ror pro· ath in 1974. jects ls the arrangement During the intervening of tours for American re· year , Gold ra n the en· gional ba llet companies terprise as part or a which, he believes, are triumvirate th a t in· as significant.today as el ud ed tw o Hurok r eg ional th ea t er. veterans, Waller Prude Definite pla ns for this and George Perper. project are n o t yet available. BEGINNING as a road Aloner,SolHurokwas sal es man , h e had ·as unique in his time as rounded out 20 years P.T. Barnum was in the with Hurok, including an days of Jenny Lind, and, interval or 3'12 years \1tith for much of his· career, Co lumbi a Artists NEW YORK CAP) - New 1:1eries by Lowell Thomas and Jacques Cousteau are coming to public TV. So is "Canine College," a bow· wow baccalaureate program. But "Zoom" is out and "Washington Str aight Talk" is shutting up. Familiar shows leav· he had his office lite rally Management. under his hat. But that Survey ·ng h1's d · Ing the PBS lineup tor . h 1 oma1n lack or station financial era .. covering more t an now as top executive, 50 years, h as disap -Gold says ''[ was s upport are ''Black peared, and Gold finds brought up in a great Journal," "Behind the himselfpresidingovera tradition ,'' and h e Lines" and the new "AB· corporate structure with foresees 'no change of signment America." v 8 s t l y d if f e rent course. Old reliables renewed challenges. Beginning with the These a re some or next season's program de· cisions that PTV stations recently made in select- ing 38 O( the 136 s hows Of· fered by the Public Broadcasting Service's ''s tation program cooperative." by the coop·erative in· Not many people know lours of Anna Pavlova elude "Sesame Stt'eet " that Hurok had sold his and the old Ballet Russe, "Electric Company:·• empire to Transcon · Hurok -virtual l y ··wall Street Week '' • llnental Investing Corp. singlehandedly -creat· ''T~eater in America," several years ago. Then ed m ass audiences for ''Ball Moyers ' Journal," it passed to General classical dance in this "Firing Line," "Nova," Electric (th ~ present country. ' ' E v en in g at Sy m . rri~~;iiiii~;i~;:~:===:?=.:;;;;:~;;;;ll phony," ''Washington Week in Review" and "BlaCk Perspectjve on the News." EAli. Y IAlli~M AT WHlllOOll CIMIMAS 99. c A1rf 51•. Any'bay. Afrf- TU 7:30 OUI IEG41' Al l'llCE Of' $2.50 ·WIU II IM BRCT AFTlll 7:l0 · DIPDIE COM! EARLY -99• IEFORE 7:30 WESTBROOK CIHEMAS WESTMIMSTll AT lltOOllllUIST Slo.440 I GAIDEll GIOVE RWY. TO iloOIHUIST DIT SOUTH TO WHTMtHSTll *XWEll'lllOOUCTICJll$.UD n l'IMLICOFIUIS.LID ~ PETER SELLERS CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER CATHERINE SCHELL HER9ERTLOM 1111111at l'dlUlllli' lheSWOIQwS flom CaplRono - Thlifitlrirs -Thq Slxtiel ""111 -MdflCMf ~aoos.ou ·-,_.. .......... . :.s&•af ... • • ,, • BLAKE EDWARDS' Ir --~ -r~-=o::.--.._ ~~ ~ -(R) -JAMES MASON SUlWi' 6EORGE l'EllllfKIJf& JDLUJ)W.UO ~ SYICl.S --K&N NOll;'n)fll• MEW PLA YIMG TCKi.PHER WITH Rud nocka White lu><Ki'" And raped hlack gtrli.. OJ'11 ~rabblnR ,, gun and KOlng to war HUNTINGTON CINEMA IEACH -.VD. AT ELUS, H.I . 847-9608 . 847-6017 HIS UFBJNE· held , by the as nhehunted. I CUNT EASTWOOD 11E EGER SANC110N CfffiGE KENNEDY •-VONl I IA ltG!l •JACK CJ..SSlOY• AfllALPASOCllMPAlfi f~ M "'""'""~I.I.OM<•!• WHl!l l ~IM ... llODhlj,JI • .......... ~ , .... _hl•lllUI" !lot<" JOlll wtllWS • o-.c .... 0.111 !/oUllOllll • 111-twlOllfll OA1t1 f~,.,..,, JlltllllllD D /UU(I ... ~ ll!Mlt• I UlllWMlil. l'ltlll'l • nc~111t1u•· '"''''~:(Ill . , ___ , __ ,._.,..,,.,.,l!t~oj _11 .. _.,... ................ NOW ,pLA Yllll IN t!ARBOR SHOPPING CENTER EDWARDS 'HARBOR c:•:A 1 HARBOR BLVD . AT. WILSON ST. COSTA MESA 646·0573 2 Mil.ES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO fWY. Sundoy, IAoy :ii. 1tm DAIL y l'ILOT III Broadway Revenue Up By WILLIAM GLOVER AP D11m1 Wrl'-' NEW YORK -Broadway staged ah impressive comeback during the •74 .•75 season after a live.year slide If\ revenue, uu· dience size and number of plays. On the other hand, as usual, four shows o ut or five were losers. The unhappiest angels or Doll dropped $1 million on a pro· duction that didn't even get to town. Taking th e pu lse of the Fabulous Invalid is an unnual rile at the end of the traditional June· May theatrical contracts. THE HEALTllIEST sign or all during the semester was a $10 million jump in box office gross from the previous year 's $46.2 million take, closely approaching the SSS mil lion r ecord set in '68·'69. Most of the upswing appeared attributable to an increase in the number or producliorus and to au· dience growth. The two items generated a 20 percent increase in the total number or playing weeks. Ticket prices generally remained at the previous year's scale. Commercial producers put on 50 dramas, comedies and musicals -seven more than the year before. Nine other events were presented by nonprofit re· oertory organiza tions wh ose ticket receipts are included in totMI box-offlCe revenue. Five year! ago, when the slide from the 1968·69 peak begun, there were just 40 regular com· mercial entrants, and activity has hovered thereabouts until the present resurgence. BREAST·BEATERS who had been bewailing the decline in in· iliative of Broadway impresarios could note one r obustly con· tradi.ctory itat~: 24 or this year 's exhjbits were Main Stem oi'iginals . There were only 10 such the previous season when revivals, rehashes and imports dominated. 'For a while , however, made-in· England items appeared about to turn the Great White Way into a West End Annex. A dozen shows, mostly £rom the National Theater of Great Brit•in· and th e Roya l Shakespeare Company -which also did a repertory over in the BrOoklyn Academy 0£ Music - threatened to blitz' nati ve effort. The invasion produced the Tony Award drama "Equus" aud a highly popular "Sherlock Holmes." But it also included s uch h ideous m istakes as "Flowers" and "The Rocky Hor· rorShow,'' ELEVEN or the season's ar· rivals continue after May 31, and nine are local products; Among them are s uc h top money. makers as ''The Wiz,'' which won seven Tony 1nusical prizes , and the comedy sell-out ··Same Time, Next Year," which stars Ellen Burstyn, the Oscar and Tony winner. Others \l.'hi ch appe.itr to have a good chance at recouping invest- ments are ''Absyrb P e r son Sineular," "All Over Town." "Clams on the Half Shell," "The Ritz" and "Shenandoah.'' That popularity doesn't always reflect artistic merit was shown by Edward Albee's "Seascape." The philosophic comedy won the Pulitzer Prize £or Drama -after leaving Broadway with a $159,000 defi cit on its $190 ,000 investment, It has been recouping since on the road. Despite a generally upbeat out· look. many angels got badly singed backing l'osers in the Broadway sweepstakes. Some n1anagements won't divulge pro- . fit·loss figures, but enough do to show the long·shot hazards or theater enterprise. NOT SINCE 10v'E STORY. .. You'll ~it as well as see it! The true story of Jill Kinmmt .. The American. Olympic ski contender whose tragic fall look everythi ng but her life. Aro who fo und the cou rage to live through the love of one ve ry special man . 'THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN' "ll\l 01 l!EI. SllXot l H' MOUt<lAllll"" ~ MAJ.11.Y1' H~TT • lltll: ...... 1NI 81 NJ81.llJIC;lS., Ok\ -• MllNOA ! ~IONlGOM(l.Y • l'IAlolMAkllS DAB.'lf~ (QU~A.'I •Bill VJST • 1'>1lllAM Bii.YANT A llLMWA~SILAR~V J'UR(I rROOU(TIOS• \,o _,,"4of"'DAVtDSflTZlR e ... J ..... ~ ....... ~"A LO'IC \\'AY cr· i-v E t;, VALlNS .. M•li< "'C'HARLESfOX O.,...t,.,J lt,.LAHRV!'URll• rr,.J""Nb¥10WARDS fElDMAl'I ... t,:.'llVIHSAL 1•1ctu1.r. Tl(HNICOl.Oll • NOW PLAYING 1,., 'THE NOTSIN:El.G'Esrat'I'-. OIHERSIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN' c.Ht .... YMfe ,,.. "LAST ......CAN HllO" MTllTMOLM "'Ihelllssenger" F HIU.llOU.S. JACK LIMMOH ("") AWHl IANCIOP1'· ~" ISTOI. CIHIMA -TOl.•l .. ,_ • to.co.ut ........... 4 .. 7444 in SENSURROUND An Event ... 546-ll oz SAT.0SUN. 2:00.4:)0.7:00°9:]0 EARLY BARGAIN! WESTIROOll CINEMAS WtSTWtMSTIR AT llOOINUIST 5AID91 GIOYI SJM401 WTWOOD I DftTYHAllT CUOMt• llJ ~-= •AttteAH Ill AHYOHE-AMYSUTTO 7:l0 P.M. OUl IMULAll l'llCI $2.50 AFTlt 7:l0 • • • OAILYPtLOT SUnd!y. !!ox 25, 1975 • in ...._,tepparents T~ilight Zone 1fn .MorFis~~ r1~0 Sing··at UCI By ERMA BOMBECX coming hom"e?" They constitute one o( no membership carm in with the word altogether. hood ia tbe one who la They're called Step. "Take your coat." the largest unorganized their blllrolds . Thal (Along wllh senior theretocare. · Singer-composer Van Morrison will .be In parents. "No , you cannot go groups .in this country. alone should make them ctUzen, gross, brussels From the middle or · concert Friday, June.6; ut...UC lrvine..-'Ptcketl 10 They arrive on the down the Ohio River on a 'Ibey have ~o sp~ial tn· unique. {, ' sprouts and All Sales May to t)'le middle or. 00 18~ Mond~y at Ubf:q.v·~iJll~l~cl• parental scene too late raft." terest groups br Job-Heaven for id that Fi(lal!> .. JLU\e. we )'lonor Mothen andtheA11oc1ated$\~~etOlftceorfeam· . . for the beginning of your "Go to bed. It's late." byisls working for them. anyone think I am :sug· \.. Parenthood is not and· 'Fathers. I hav. a' ' P'll!· . j • .,. ife and too early for the It's a war and that's an They hold no regular gesting a special ~ay to n~ssarily a side effect stepparent.· It 'a ~ etUiet' 4 • Wl"l.1 Mbeorrison r~ t~ ·a~wa, at 8 ·~ 11 t.:>end of it. invasion .•• a crossing of meetings, nor do they honor st.epparents. On from 1iving birth. Some my mother or my father. · fim., w Roger ',ll:CGUinn, .formerly ol. Tb• '1i.. It's a b Ii n d date the parent boundary line pay dues. They conduct thecoettai;y, f.would like are cood at lt and aome ~I · can't remember' )'~. , , . r:.between a child whose byastepparent. no bake :sales and carry to suggest we do away are louJy, Real p~i anymorewhlchonettta.! General -.dmissllWJ,'tic)feta at• Meach, IJMI r;.~1,~' real f a'ther'' was a,---------------------------------:---------~-----....;--'lh~e~c~on~c~er~t:...w!!!!ll!!.l.!b~eCJl!!!•C:Cr~a!!wi!!. !onl~. ~.J!!!,!B!!Jll"-, _·;;., _:· __ ~~ros s betw ee n Joha •.· " " r:; Wayne and Big Bird r"'' . (" I ~ "''• rea mother" a com· • ,.--" • oosite of Ann· Margret .. I' J-· • • l"' ~ .... i .... · • ''·"·~~;.f'i'\'i·:. :r .I'_ _: ., • ,_, ·, : '· '°'t , I J ,. •· lllnd the Flying Nun ) and •· -.:,:!I.··'··• .. "'•"' _,.: •.. ..t/<'-"" "' " )• ~ ' 11.. . ..... _: '" , -fledging parent who _,.,\ •. '"'.·.·.-,ti.,· --:1:.._ . , f' visualized a grateful Cin· --·~ ~i. ,.. ::..."-. ""i--- derella (0 01 . ) ···" ' ...... "i' 1... .,: ' .. • . r 1ver . -"t"•··;r "'I" ·'·'II· -t. :J. ~-.-.~.r. It's a twilight zone ' -it-;;-.~.~t .. ~.;-, · ... '. .,_ where the Brady bunch ~· ·~ ,~ ... ·. '.~:f1 ·'.· ~..i. ·· '*Jl4'."""~ .. : makes it look easy and tr • • ~~ ·L the reality assures you it isn't . • It's an in sta nt do·it· yourself parent kit stocked with hostility, bitterness, compromise, unsureness , jealousy, prid e, love and d e· :t termination. On a bad d ay it's s lamm e d doors, whisper s on the telephone, eyeball-to· ~eyeba ll confrontation and tearful "You 're not my mother !" <Father!) ~ On a good day it's a ' '\gentle arm around your ' shoulder, a clumsy com· pliment. eyes that say I understand , and shared l aughter that you thought would never come again. All the ways of saying "I love you " for natural ~ parents don't work for "' the stepparent. .. Wh at time are you Pisces: Emphasis On Civics MONDAY, MAY.26 By SYDNEY OllARR ARJES (March 21· . April 19): Loo k beyond the imm e diate . See ahead to point where you distribute, publish, ad· vertise. TAURUS (April 20· May 20J : Dig beneath s urface indications. lf origin al. c re a tive , pe r sis tent. you could strike pay dirt. GEMINI (May 21·.Tune· 20): Emphasis is on s pecial arrangements,· agreements, including legit.I documents. Get cooperation. CANCER (June 21· July 22 J: Li ght touch is best:.Be fl exible, willing to expand and socialize. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Your creative urges can find constructive outlets. What was a block - psych o l og i ca l or otherwise -is removed. VIRGO (Aug . 23·SepL 22): There is more room at your abode. You also have greater latitude in self.expression. LIBRA (Sept . 23·0ct: 22): Brothers, sisters, other close relatives and nei g hbor s ma y b e spotlighted. Your home and domestic situation co uld come under scrutin y. SCORPIO (Oct. 23· Nov . 21): Accent on money, s pecial hobby,' fea turing coll ection .. You r judgment, personal possession s fi gure pro· minently. SAGITTARIUS <Nov,, 22·Dec. 21): Lunur posi· tion accents individuali-' ty, personality. ability to· imprint your own style. Popularity increases. t r i~ .. ., I f: .. v • • ' . ' t } , , t ~ .. t' '1 " i,+. '" NOW'lf'il 'PROGRESS SHOP MEMORIAL DAY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. • .. ' .... ' •. CAPRICORN (De<. 22-Jan. 19): Behind the· scenes, the ater, glamor, clandestine arrange. ments -these areas are. likely lo be featured. You get chance now to be "in on" ex citing deal. J U N I 0 ~ C 0 o· R D'.'IN ATES AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·feb. 18): Your basic attitude, talent is ap· preciated. Persons who had been indifferent will be responsive. PISCE S ( l'e b. 19· March 20): Emphasis is on community re lations, special civic projects. Your intuitive intellect is hon e d to razor~ \ ~ sharpness. Run Extended "Scapino," a farcical comedy starring Jim Dale, will extend its run through Sunday, June 29 at the Huntington ~ Hartford . Theater In n Hollywood. Ticket in· 0.11 formation Is available by I eaJlinl (ZJJ) 462·6666. ' 33%-45o/o off famous maker .summer sportswear We have a ~ah! Ihat makes your summer ward~obe wofll\ ;.,~iti ng for. B•ight 1op- s111ched pants, 1acke1s, skirl ~, and shorls •.•• in. blue, yello:tv and wh ite pol yes I er and COiion duck. In sizes 5-13. Topped off wit!>'color-coordinat~ COiton T's. Sizes s,M·L 5 • 99 . to 1 6 • 99 reg. 10.00-28.00 a. shorl sleeve jacket, reg. $28 16.99 • e, multi-color/Slripe tank,'reg. $10 b. buuon waist pants, reg, S 15 8.99 f. cargo pocket pan ts, 'reg. S 17 c. print midriff lop, reg. $11~ · 5.99 g. slripe muscle T, reg. S 10 d. wrap skirt, tie belt, reg, Sl 8 9.99 h. cargo pocket shor1s, reg. St 2 iuniOf sportswear 150 5.99 9.99 5.99 6.99 South Coast Plaza-Costa Mesa. 3333 Bristol St, 546-9321 Westminster 'Mall-Golden Stat~ at San .o Fwy., 898-2521 -The run was originally t -..iuledtoendJuael, • ' MAVCO ' • ·Y • ' I • .~ J ] , . ' H< lei th· a C• Le ni1 M b• ... ... ... Do of CE J "' th hi ol •• t~ in ] l fl d· n r• g • •• a; st u pl le OI w a• u ... c ti l< M .. ... " T; D " JI G G .. • J , • D : ~ i = ~ .. ' • ! • ' ' Sunday, Mit 25• 1975 DAJL Y PILOT c;"j OP A.J. Rates Edge in Today's Indy 500 1'1.·eStill Got It! * UPI Te...,.._ Oakland catcher Gene Ten ace shows umpire Terry Cooney he still has the ball after lag- ging out Ken Berry of Cleveland at h~me plate. Berry tried to score from third on a squeeze play. Vis iting Oakland won, 10·5. Dodgers Fall To Cards, 6-2 LOS Al:IGELES (APJ -Keith 'Hernandez hit his (int major league hOmer. a two-run blow in the seventh inning, and snapped a 1·1 lie lo help the SL. Louis Cardinals to a 6·2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers Saturday night before a crowd of 45,196. The Cardinals' Lynn McGlotben, 4·4, pjtched hitless ball ror five innings be(pre Dodger• Slate ..... -... icaac 17"1 1NyUSC. loul1etL01•1101le1 l<AaT2•l.otAll{lltle1et New Yon ~ 21 LOSA19le1 OI New Yorlr. 1:10p.m. 1 p.m . ~p.m. Dodgers rookie Ivan DeJesus led orf the sixth with a double to the center field wall. DeJ~sus eventually scored on a wild pitch that ti.ed the game l ·l before the Cardinals rallied in the seventh on Hernandez' big hit. run single and added another run in the ninth on Lou Brock's rbi hit. McGlothen allowed just four . hits before needing last-ou.t relief help from former Savanna High pitcher Al Hrabosk.Y, who came rnto the game after the. Cardinals' starter walked a batter and gave up a single in the ninth. After Hernandez ~led home Simmons with the C8rdinals' run in the second inning, Mario Guer· rero hit a line drive back to the mound. Doug Rau gloved the ball, then quickly dropped it to the mound and walked to the dugout. St. Louis manager Red Schoen· dienst argued that Rau actually had droJ)ped the ball and official· ly protested the game. In the Cardinals' third, Brock doubled with one out. But Sizemore p.opped out and Melendez grounded out, leaving him at second. Warriors After Title LANDOVER, Md. CAP ) -The Golden State ..Warriors, written orr as non-playoff material prior to the 1974· 75 National Basketball Association season, can com- plete their miracle run to the title OaTVTed .. Cllaallft % •I J J today with a fourth straight vie· tory over the bewilde red Washington Bull ets. The Warriors, a rag-tag collec· tion of little-k.nown players ex· cept for superstar ~ck Barry, have beaten the Bullets 101·95, 92-91 and 109-101 in the Cirst three games of the best-of·seven series. If they pin a fourth consecutive defeat on Washington, they would join select NBA company. Only two other teams in league history have scored 4-0 sweeps in championship competition. They were the Boston Celtics over the Minneapolis Lakers in 1959 and the Milwaukee Bucks over the Baltimore Bullets in 1971. Three Area Drivers In Starting Lineup INDIANAPOUS CAPJ -An· thony Joeeph Foyt is a crusty, Irascible 40-year-old who thinks this last Sunday in May belongs to him by divine right. So do many or the couple hun· dred thousan·d auto radnrfans who will jam the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to watch him try and accomplish what no one else in lbe long and spectacular history of the Indy 500 has achieved -a fourth victory. The soores or thousands of brightly decked race rans ~ OaRuleTefll .. KLAC (57e), 8:15 a.-. On T\I Tmdght Clla•IN!I 7 at •ao party seekers jammed In· dianapolis Saturday, swelling it to perhaps 30 percent above its normal size. A festive mood pre· vailed amidst a giant parade, a queen's ball, a party wherever 1nore than one person could con- gregate. But a cloud -a threat or rain -hung ominously. A 30 percent chance of rain was forecast for the 9 a .m., PST, race start. Two years ago, in a tragedy-scarred month in which two drivers and one crewman were killed in wrecks, the race was delayed two consecutive days and then was shortened when it Was final- ly run. Three Orange Coast area drivers will be in the starting lineup today. Jerry Grant of Irvine will be driving the Spirit or Orange County after qualifying in the TODAY'JSTAllTIMOUNEUP FliltST ROW -I. A. J. firf1;, Ho4.Aton, No. I•, f'ort Gerote. ltJ.'1• mpri; 2. Gordofl Jomcoc.ll, ~ •• No. 20, 0r-.wuc11C.-. 1t1.w; l . llbtlOr U1t1er, Al~r...-,Ho ... ~. 191.0IJ. SEC.OMO ROW -•· Tom S.-•, ~. HO. 61, Mc:Lerel'·Dft.llhMI"', 1to.O'M ; 5. MIMI Mosler, FMlbrol:*, No. 11. E•9i.·Olle,,,_.., 117.IU; 6. UoyCI AvDJ. Wicollll• F•ll~, T•x., Ne. 7,Mc:Ler- ~~~.:·~·7. J6'1nny R1,1tl'll~ Fort Wl>rt11,T••·· No. 2, Mcol.•,....-Otl~r. '6.'91; I . a 111, VOko¥i(ll. "•••no, No. 6, E•Q••· Oft...n...."'· 11$.&U; '· S..lt W.llMt'", °""'°"' Oftlo. Ne. 11, M<.Ur...ott~. 1~.101. FOURTH ROW -10. Jimmy C..r1,1ther..5, ...._. .... No. fl. E•e14l-Oti1"""""'C..te .. lS; It. "' ..,_. "'.. . ..... -.. ..... ... . .. IU-.Sl; 12 • .JOhMy P~ llldl-po.lli, Ho. 9J. Fll'IMy-OflH"-". 1'U21. FIFTN ROW-IJ. 8obl»' All ison, Huey! .... , Al• .. Ne. ''· McLer•n·Ofl•"""'-'· 1M.M ; 1•. Jwrr Gr• ... lf'\lllMI, "'· fJ, h~. Mt.244; 15. BUI Put.rlMu(lh, llldl.....apolis, No.13, E~••·Dfl•n1'141uwr. 183.iJJ. SIXTH ROW -IL-.... ........... ''"""• .... "· Mc'--~• IQ.US; U. Bet1tlrf W•r· ren, w.,t GkMK9'M'f", Mloss., Ho. 2•. l(lnirfllh Of. t•nh•ut••, 193.50•; 11. ~•Mllt C•rt•r, .,_ ... L t•., Me. II, llllll OH 7 tr, l~E~f:NTH ROW -19. Gtfr BetlenhwSOln; Mo.llre1tl•, Ind., No. •5, E•9le·Oflenn.11)fr. 112.•n; 20 . .Htrrr K;,rl, ,,,..nchKlff, P• .• HO. JO, El<Jl..0.1trol•t. 112.5,17 ; )1. W•llY 0.llet'bKh, S.Wtt, Colo., No. 411.W'lldlc•l·Dr••, l'ICl.64. EIGHTH ROW -21. 8ob H•rker . ll'IC:llffMIPOli),. No. l3, M<L•f"lfl·Oltenll•ui..r, llJ.116; ll. ROQer McCluMi.ey. Tuc:IOll. Ne. 15. Rlie'y.Qff.nt>Mtser. 112.,..; 1~. C..or!I* Sfllder, Be1<eo11e10. No. 91, £'9141-0fte,.,..user. 112.911. NINTH ROW -2~. ~mmr ~. N•ShYllle, Mltll .• No. 3'. E•Qle·Ollenheuwr, 1ll.7JO; 26. 5"'1don Kl"'''· Bleemlng!Ofl, Ind .• No. 19. Klf'911M'!-Olfenh•uwr, 112.389; 21. Mllrlo Andnolli. Hture01, P• .• No. 21, E•91e-Offef'llwluse•. 11C>."80. TENTH ROW -11. L•rry McCoy, Leflllhome, P•., No. 6l, R•K•r--Ofl ....... _., 111.760; 2'. st.ft Krl1Uotl, P•••lppeny, N.J., No. ti, E•el•· OlftnNIUHt', 112 . .Q;.)Q, Okll.Slmo ... S.111.aUCi· lr,Ht.4', E•91•·Fort, lll.IH. ELEVENTH R~I. MIN HISS, Tustill. Ne. t•, Fl"ltr·Olf•t1ll•11Mr, llt.7S4 ; 32, Eldon A.nmusMft lnctl41N11P91h.. No. SI. R41KM·Fey'I. 181.t10; u . Tom Slflotlo<Jo, Whlw-.1 ... Wis .. Mo. 11, Vol1141dt-Oll•rlh•_,, 111.IM. middle o( the fifth row with an average speed of 184,266 mph. John Marlin, a receilt resident o( Irvine, will be dri ving his un· sponsored No. 89 and starting from the inside of the sixth row erqffiilifytng al.182.GM. Duane "Pancho" Carter or Brownsburg, Ind. and a graduate or Marina High School in Hunt· ington Beach. is expected to start on the outside of the sixth row after qualifying at 182.449 rhph. Carter ran into the wall during carburetion tests on Thursday and was hospitalized briefly with crewmen working reverishly to gel his car ready for today's ac- tion. The 33 drive rs gathered at the track Saturday morning for final instructions, and wishes from of- ficials for a good and safe race. Among them there were 32 who believe, or least hope, that Foyt, the greatest name in this sport in the past 15 years, does not snug- gle down in his low-slung racer on Sunday and whip around this old brickyard at speeds faster' than they can manage. But it was certainly the con- sensus here that if Foyt's car holds together, it will be difficult to defeat him. There a r e many others , however, with great anticipation. They are veterans like Al and Bobby Unse r , Mario Andrelti, Lloyd Ruby, Billy Vukovich, Gordon Johncock and Johnny Rutherford, and rookies like Sheldon Kinser, Larry McCoy, Bill Puterbaugh and Eldon Rasmussen. JERRY GRANT Irvine Resident PANCHO CARTER . Marina High Graduate B«tsto11 \\'i11s.6-0 Angels Left Bats In Lobby of Hotel BOSTON (AP) -Manager Dick Williams had his California Angels take batting practice in the lobby of their hotel Saturday and left-hander Bill Lee of the Bost..:>n Red Sox made them look like.it.. 4!:e posted his second con· secutive shutout with a five· hitter as the Red Sox whipped the Angels, 6-0, on three-nm homers by Rico Petrocelli and Rick Burleson. "I heard they got thrown out of the lobby for making obscene gestures with fungo bats." Lee, a former USC star, said kiddingly. A couple or days ago, Lee re- iterated a previous comment that the Angels "could take bat- ting practice in a hotel lobby without damaging a chandelier.'' Williams decided to go along with the gag. He told his players to report to the Jobby at noon in· stead of t!ie ballpark. With plastic bats and balls, Williams pitched lo Winston Uenas before hotel security officers decided the routine was too muCh. "Seriously, though, I think what Williams did was good for baseball," Lee said. "It was. a good idea, a lot of run." Lee and Mickey Rivers ex. changed heated words arter the California ouUielder walked Jn• the ejghth inning. Teamma~ restrained the two players. ''It was my fault and I apologized to Rivers," Lee said. "Dick .Williams was playing the game and, behind 6-0, had his players taking in the late innings. J 011 Tl' Tadny Cltn1u1el 5 al 11 Rivers was taking good pitches and it got m e mad when he walked. Actual ly, he was juSt trying to get on base, doing his job.'' Lee boosted hi s record to 6-4 while becoming the seventh con- secutive Boston pitcher to go the route on the current home stand. Southpaw Andy Hassler. 3·5, was the victim of the homers. ~le put himself in a bole with his wildness be(ore being replaced in •the fifth inning. 1 The Dodgers came within a run of St. Louis in their half of the sevenlhon Ron Cey's homer. But ttie Cardinals padded their lead in the eighth on Ken Reitz' two- Mahaffey, Littler Tied Reitz drove a single to right with one out in the fourth inning but right fielder Willie Crawford threw him out at second when he tried to leg it into a double. Jn today's game, the Dodgers' Andy Messersmith, a Corona del Mar resident, bids to stay un· beaten. He;s posted ·a 7-0 record thus tar. His opponent will be J ohn Curtis (2·2). DePaolo Drives Today Hassler started the second in· I ning by walking Dwight Evans and Tony Conigliaro. Petrocelli I ran the count to 2·2 and then bell- ed his fourth homer of the season Qlf a screen upright atop the left· I center field wall. MEMPHIS (APJ -Baby- faced John Mahaffy heaved a deepdisapPointed sigh. uwe11, ., he said, and smiled rueful!Y "maybe I've got my bad round out of the way. Maybe l 'IJ get it back tomorrow." Mahaffey had just blown a two- stroke lead with a scrambling 71 and dropp'.ed back into a tie with steady Gene Littler ln Saturday's third round or the $175,000 Meir· phis Golf Classic. The slia:htly·built, son-spoken, low-key Littler had aaJ -within one shot of the best round of the war m. windy day -and·ctaimed a share of the. top spot at 204, 12 under par on the 7,193 yards of rOlling hllls tha't make up' the Colonial Country Club course. He capped It off with a key chip that Jen him a 21>·foot birdie putt to tie it on the last hole. Following today's game, the Dodgers leave immediately for New Yock, where they'll meel the Mets ·in a day contest Mon· day. 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SI'ONES GOES 7-5, MISSES RECORD MODESTO !IJ PJ -High Jumper Dwlg~t Sioo .. cleared 7-S. the best performance this ,year in the event, but railed in th~ attempts Saturday night to bre'ak his ow·n world recofd at the California Relays. The 21 -year·ol~ Cal State (Long Beach) athlet-t ha<! the bar raised to '1·'1, half an lnchover the i'llcord set In 19'13 at M\lnlch, but knocked the bar down with hi• back on all ottemp ... . ' '25 Indy Winner in Exhibition Lap ·By HOWARD L. HANDY· OftlM Dtilr Pl"91 SWtl Peter De Paolo is in · In- dianapolis today with a moun- tain of memories, good health and an enthusiasm for automobile racing few have ever known. The Laguna Hills resident is celebrating-the 50th an- niversary of his historic vic- tory at the famed brickyard known as the Indianapolis Motor Speedway where the world's most famous auto race is staged today. DePaolo a nd his wife have spent the month of May re- miniscing about the past and looking eagerly forward to the 59th annual event. "I haven't missed a ·race at Indy since 1920," he said prior to departure. "I'm all excited abou t th is year's race, especially since it is my 50lh anniversary .'' What has he been doing to keep himself busy witil race day? ''I've been getUng myself in shape to drive my Duesen- berg on an ex hi bi ti on lap on race day." He has been serving the race promOters a s toastmaster 1 •giving speeches throua:hout the midwest about his past In a uto racing and an update on today's race. When he won at Jndy in 1925 in his Duesenberg, he com - pl•ted the 500 miles In ~ houn, ~ minutes and 39 . .S PETER DePAOLO seconds. He was the first man to get under live hours and also the first to average more than 100-miles-per-bour. His averaa:e speed that day was 101.13 8nd his record stood until 1932. · How does he loolt at thla year'• race and charges asaln1t A.J . F'oyt that he Is che1Ung? , "Ftnt, let me say that Foyt ls a pretty smart hombre. He keepo them •II gue .. ing ond he ptyches ·au of these oth<t" llll'•· . ''It 's ridiculous to say be ha1 fuel In hla fire exl· ineulaher. "Any . one of •bout el1bl drivers can win the race and I think it may be some un- known. You know the pel·cen· tages run in that direction and it·s about time an outsider won the race if you figure these percentages. "'A lot of it depends on the equipment and how it holds together. Automobiles have a lot of iron and aluminum thrown together and lots of things can go wrong mechanically,'' Undoubtedly speedway of- ficials have m 9ny special events and funct{ons planned to honor tt\e man who won at Indy SO years ago but he doesn't know of any such plans. "It will be a niCe surprise tr it happens," the congenial, dapper Italian ex-driver says. His doctor gave him a clean bJll Ol health and bis weight is at 160, some 12 pounds lighter than he was carrying before an illness at Christmas. De Paolo is likewise the only driver ever invited to sina the famed Back Home In Indiana prior to Ille running o( the ·raffi but he won't be doWc: tbe honors this year. lnlteod, he will be the man of the hour right up to ra<!e time. • . Then he wlll 1it bed<, nlu and ftlloy the race l'nlm a spect,tor1 viewpolat ••• a special spectator 1rilh vl1IO.,. of other yun ...... victory lloaUnl ID Illa -thro<11bou&IM~ 1 Petrocelli opened the rourth by beating out a slow topper to third. With two out, Juan Benique1: walked and Burleson fololowed with his second homer, a line drive into the screen. The victory was the sixth in the i last seveq games for the Red Sox , 1 who started play one·half game behind Milwaukee in the American Leagu e's Eas t Division. 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FLYE~ BUFFALO • IN PIVOTAL GA.ME PHILADELPHIA -The pivotal game in the Stanley Cup .championship series matching · lbe Philadelphia Flyers and lhe Buffalo Sabres is on lap today. The series is knotted at two 1ames each. The defending Na· lional Hockey League cham.pion F1yers won the (irst two games with the Sabres winning the lut two. Today's 1ame ls on ~ 4 all2:311. • I " ' • OAllVPllOT Sunday, Mg25. f975 ,-. ~ e · Sports in Brief Trojans Ousted,, ·Fullerton Wins ' LOS ANGELES-Cal State (l\illerton) is in the driver's seat in the NCAA District 8 baseball playoffs. -··ll'be Titans, who defeated Pep- pes-dine, 2-1. Saturday, need a victory today at 2 o'clock lo eam a trip to the College World Series ~ at Omaha, Nebraska. McTear, lhe high school junior from Mllliga1;1, Fl.a ., who ran a nine-nat 100 two weeks ago, got otf to a atrong start but Jones, the Vols ' national collegiate sprint champions• burst pa!isea. hlm about 15 yards from the tape. McTear was timed in 9.4, bare- ly edging Don Quarrie for second place. Da1>isff~ And no , Fullerton won't lie meeting USC, th e five·time de- .fending NCAA champ. Pep- perdine upset the Trojans, 5·2, . Saturday night to earn a berth in today's finals. SC had beaten Arizona·, 1-0, and had a 2-1 lead over Pepperdine .. ".90ing into the ninth inning or }'""Saturday night's game. But the ,..: Waves scOred four times to wrap ~up the viCtory ~ McTear, who shares,the world mark with Ivory Crockett, was scheduled to meet former world record holder Steve Williams here, but Williams scratched from the meet, disapPointing a near-sellout crowd of8,000. Former 1-luntington Beach High fullback Luke Davi• (1926 J w as honored Satur· day in Costa MesA at the ne w baseball facility in Costa Mesa Park. It was re- na med Luke C. Davis Field in honor of his conlributions to the Harbor Area baseba ll program. .~ If Fullerton loses today's game .. at Dedeaux Field, a second lilt ~will. be played tonight Lo declare _a w1nner. ~ Fullerton defeated Pepperdine i on a home run by George Horton and Greg Johnson's pitching. "' Johnson scattered eight hits in winning his fifth game or the season , Fullerton improved its ~record to35·12-l. ! lffc Te ar (.pset MODESTO -The University of Tennessee's Reggie Jones, "' who was supposed to be a s up-~ }>Orting character in the 100-yard ... , dash, beat teen-age world record i ' hold er Houston McTear with a ~ time of 9.3 seconds in the event !/Saturday at the California t. Relays. :t I ~~~~~~~--. '1 . TV Sports ' ' ;t . IO a.m. (2) -CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR -The Martin Luther King invita- tional Creedom games, taped at Kingston, Jamaica. H 11 a .m . (4) -NBA P LAYOFFS ·-The h. ~ashington Bullets and .Golden Stale Warriors meet in the fourth game of lhe playoffs. (4) -WCTTENNIS Brian Gottfried and Raul amirez meet Bob Hewitt 8nd Frew McMillan in a Pecial WCT challenge "tr1atch . 11:05 a.m . (5) -ANGELS BASEBALL -The Angels meet the Red Sox in Boston's Fenway Park. 12 :30 p .m . (4) - STANLEY CUP PLAYOFF -The Buffalo Sabres meet the f1 yers at Phlladeloltia. 1:30 p.m . (2) -GOLF ff: Final round play in "the t.f· ·s115 ,000 Danny Thomas Mem- ~ phisClas&ic. J 3:30 p.m. 17) -PBO TEN· ; NIS -Rod Laver and' " .,, Evonne Goolagong face llie ,... Nast ase and Chris Evert in a ~ World Invitational tennis id classic mixed doubles match. ~ ""' 8 :30 p .m . (7) -IN· DIANA POLIS see -The 59th ta Indy 500, taped earlier in the ~ day at th e Indianapolis Motor ~ Speedway. 2,___ ______ _, - Former Newport Harbor High standout Jim Neidhart finished third in the shot put with'a toss or 61-lO'n. Al Feuerbach won it with a throw of 6S-414 . CHrry T r a d ed LOS ANGELES -Veteran center Bill Curry WM traded by the Los Angeles Rams lo the Green Bay Packers today for an undisclosed future draft choice. f'ra Hre T r i Hm phs PARIS -France defeated Yugoslavia J·O in the Davis Cup Saturday and went on lo the semifinal of Group Bin the Euro- pean Zone. France won two s ingles matches Friday and clinched the victory when Patrice Dominguez and Francois Jauffrey teamed to defeat Zeljko Franulovic and Nikki Pilic, 9-7, 3·6, 6-4, 6-J. K ode• h1 f'h1als HAMBUR(i Czechoslovakia's Jan KOdes won a tense three hour duel against Italy's Paolo Bertolucci Satur- day to qualify for the men's singles finals of Hamburg's ln- ternation al G erman tennis championships. Koc:les won, 4-6, 6-3, 2-6, 7-S, 6-3. Spaniard Manuel Orantes was second to qualify (or the men's singles final, defeating Romania's llie Nastase 7-S, 6-4, 2·7.6:7, 7·5. PalMU!'r Trails SANDWICH, England Oviernight l eader Manual Ballesteros of Spain maintained his lead Saturday in the $115,(l()O PenCold PqA Golf championship with a 69 for a two-round total of 136. Veteran American Arnold Palmer stayed in contention with a 70forl41. Other American scores in· eluded: Lanny Wadkins, 72-142, Tom Shaw, 73-144 , Ben Crenshaw, 78-145 and Rod Curl, 75-146. The four-round tourney ends Monday. Brea'• I-Sluirp SAN DIEGO -San Diego left . hander Randy Jones, a former Brea High and Chapman College star, hurled a four-hitter for his fourth shutout of the season and his fourth victory in a row Salur· day night as the Padres defeated Pit!lfburgh, 5·0. Jones, 6-2, bested Pirates left. hander Jerry Reuss, who gave up seven hits in seven innings. J C S pik~rs E liminated I n S oCal Meet BAKERSFIELD-Orange Coast College's John Olswang and Saddleback 's Rod Brown both failed in their bids to land a berth in the state JC track and fi eld m eet at the Southern California spikefest Saturday night, here . Olswang. the state JC cross country champion, got boxed in on two different occasions during his three-mile race, falling down the 'second time. After being stepped on, Olswang withdrew from the race. The OCC sophomore was in third place when the incident oc- curred mid way through the race. The three-mile winner was Al Simonian of Los Angeles CC in 13:53.2. Bob Thomas or Glend31e was second (13 :56 .4). Also quali· fying for the state meet was Bill Morton of LA Valley 14 :00.6) and Armando Cendejas or FUiierton 04 :00 .9). Brown finished last in the 12- man triple jump field. His best jumpwas44-11. . The triple jump winner was Bill Quick of .~akersCield (49-2V4 ), folloWed by Bland of Mt. SAC (48-7~ J, Scott of Mt. SAC (48--6~): and McGee of LA Trade Tech (48-4'h ). Carter 's Car Will Be Ready INDIANAPOLIS -Mechanics for Duane ''Pancho'' Carter were putting the finishing touches on the young driver's damaged car late Saturday in preparation for today 's running of the Jn- diana_polis 500. The car, torn up in a wreck Thursday, was brooght back to the track late Saturday from a ga rage IS miles from the In· dianapolis Motor Speedway. His crew said the car would be ready for the 59th running of the auto racing classic. ~------------~---------, FACTORY. Baseball Standings I ' Demo SALE! • TOYOTA U:AMP\I: '75 TOYOTA f doo>. 4 ...,, --· ....... l'T El 1 lOCll 11 52996 • VOLVO '74 YOLYO 142 Ao,ilo., .. , • .i.,.o, tlllre .,....., OT ...... wf'IHI l.-ot7»1 55888 • USED CAR SPECIALS .. 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Ro<ltl91M1 (Norlt Yl5!11 U.O (ol .. t1 llllll'IOC CllltOplflil'l{I l'ltlgl\11. SP-I. U F1~ .... lS1111 Cl"'") JJ·S'1.5-ftlf tOMI MlllS I S.-1\lo 3. Mel-~ Vt!leyl SM\lo 4. M., ...... IJI" Cit~) ff.I S. JK-SOl'I (Wllft1,1t) S4-11¥i •· A-ro tlrodlol s+I. TNltlScOA•: I. V•r11untD1'14',2.~V1Uey 41,J, '"-trlt:IO,•. D-HIUs11. •Otf1ot1smeet ,.cord. La Verne Nine In Na tio nals PORTLAND -Third baseman Dan Graham hit two homers and drove home three runs Saturday night to lead La Verne College to a 9-3 victory over Linfield and the Leopards' second straight NAIA West Coast baseball cham- pionship. · Earlier Saturday, the Wildcats battled the Leopard!:! to an 11·7 decision, forcing the double elimination tournament into the deciding night game. Graham was the standout in the opener, hilting_ three home runs and getting five rbi . He ended the tournament with 15 rbi and five home ruris for the four games he played. La Verne now heads ror the NAlA nationals at St. Joseph, l\fo. The Dlabloe·,' ,ot outstandina performance• rom all their athletes, particularly Wilbur Gregory, Mlk. W•lterbouse and Greg Jones. 'I Gregory=-!~e Dlablos' only winner=wan~1omewhat:-.ur. prising victor In the 120 hl&h. burdl .. , running. a speedy 14.1, fourth fastest in the CIF. this year, and the faste&t ever in the 2·A. ' He wa1 also third 1n the 330 lows with a 38.s, and ran the second tee of a mile relay team that finished second with a 3:23.4 clocking. · But it was W•lterhouse, only • sophomore," who clinched the team liUe for Mission Vlejo. Duarte led Mission Vleio, 41·35, going into the two m le. But Walterhouse, who ran a fast 4:18.5 in running third in the mile, was easily second best in the two mile, clocklng9:20.8. The s'econd gave Mission Viejo another eight points and its first- ever CIF track championship. Jones was also respanslble for the Diablos' big win, running a shocking third in the 440 <•9.8) from lane seven. But the runner who caused all the havoc was Hulst, the sensa- tional junior who ran 8:50.5 in the state two-mile as a sophomore. Hulst, ownlnt a lon1 lead, ran a 60.11un lip, and lndicotodho lo ready for Friday nl1bt'• Muten MHt at Cerritos College. "On the laat lop, I really felt strong tonl&ht." he 1ald. "I wu lr)'lnl to ruir retaod,-and when you are runnln1 alone, you have to run with &ood form." He also ran with cood form In the mile, a race In which he won with surprlalna ease over favored Jim Arriola of Gahr, who was 1econd ln 4: 18.4. Hulst u1ed excellent ltrate1y in thls race, uncorktnc a powerful burst or 1peed ... the thlrcl lap to paaa ArrloJa . .,.s take a Iona lead. , • Hulat wu ao 11c1tadc aver his performance that he-:now wanta to double lo th~ Masters. "He wants another shot at Ralph Serna or Loara," said his coach Jim Toomey, referring to Hulst's fourth place m,Jle fini1h at the Arcadia Invitational when Serna won in 4:07 .0. Hulst 's teammate. Robert Wootl , also had a fine nl1ht, clearing 14·4 in the paJe vault, good for a school recOrd and a fourth place finish. The winner. Agoura's Bryan Good.man, set a CJ F 2-A record by clearing I6-01A. Title to Notre Dame McKeon Third. ·1n 3-A Finals By ROGER CARLSON Of IAI Oally Pil~ SC.ff Notre Dame 1-iigh School of Sherman Oaks easily trounced the fi eld Saturday for the team ti· tie in the CIF 3·A track and field finals at El Modena High School . The Knights exploited a 2-3-4 finish in the 880 and capped it all with a winning mile relay team as they nearly doubled the point totals of second place Kennedy (Barstow). The latter had one of the better individuals in sprinter Norris Jones, who ti ed the 100 mark with a 9.7 and broke the record for the furlong in 21 .J . The Orange Coast area·s only entry -Mater Dei -produced three medal winners. Pat Mcl<eon was third in the 440 when he rallied to post a 50.4 and 2-miler Bil{ St. John finished sixth with a 9:45.S-far off his qualifying pace of 9:24 .4. Rancho Alamitos' Bregger Moore won the eventin9:22.8. Greg Woepse came through with a lifetime best in the pole vault with a 14 -4 effort, good for fifth place behind winner John Felando of South Torrance. Felando, who· had never done better than 13·6, upset the field with a 15-1 effort. The two Crespi stars, Tom and (freshman) An· lhony Curran, .went 2·3 with leaps of 14-8::Y.. St. Paul~s Brad Slinkard also set a meet rec·ord in the shot put. besting his own standard with a heave of 62-4o/c. Leon Williams of Mater Dei was the only other Monart:h to medal-copping fifth place in the Crosh-soph 120 high hurdles with a 15.8. ,,_.,1, •2.1 l. Plut )( •1., •. s..-int U.2 s. U Htbra •l .l4. Palm Spr/1'191 l•.2. Ml11 Re11r -I. Nolte D•me 3:n .• 1. Seti Bt ..... 111 ... 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UCI Sprinters Sharp UC frvlne's track and field team tuned up for next week's NCAA meet witb some im- r.reaslve performan~es Saturday n a non·scorlnc affair with \'islt- lnc Cal State (Los Anreles>. The Anteaters' sprinters were the most Impressive. Fre1hman Rus1eJl Royston won tbt 100 In P.8, 1,et ~.•cllool re- cord or 21.5 In the ;i211 and anchored the 440 relay team to a flne timeof41.4. Others on the relay unit in· eluded Pat O'Addea, David Williams and Bill Cheadle. Cheadle also had a fine Ume of 21.8 In the 2211 whlle Wllllams cl0<:ked 9.6 ln placing second to Roy•ton in the century. Other iop marks were turned In by quarter miler Richard Grout (48.41, mller Steve Scott (4:12.SJ. pole vaulter. Mike Sab•tlno and Robirt Goto (both went JS.O J and Gary Malluo1<a ln the hammer throw (116-11'>). M1t11uoka's throw was• achool record. UCl's Mauricio Bardales trite> qualified for the NCAA decathlon competition, scoring 6,351 points Saturday. The NCAA (Division IJJ mfft be&IDI Thursday at S.cr-to Stole wlth 15 UCI athlet• mak· lnJ Iha trek, alonr with -•hn Bill Toomey ••d Len Miller. ' • • Sunday. M!)'25.1975 DAJLYPILOT 0 ~n • Area GirlsSparklein Spikefes-s II)' BOWARD L. HANDY Of .. Delly l"IM1$Wft Orange Coast areil airll· could win as many a1 four events at the Masters track and field championships f d r Southern California fo"'ri -' day night o l l performances Saturday at Claremont College and San Marcos High in preliminar y meets. Lita---Gour-dine, the hard·luck sophomore from El Toro High, could have had two o( the top spots except for mis- ·fortune striking in the 80-yard low. hurdles final.s at Claremont. MESA GOLF CHAMP-Barbara Leonard (right) won the women's club championship at Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club recently with Fr ankie Durst (left ) fini shin g second. Leonard had a hole-in4 one on her second round in the 54-hole event . Gourdine hit the fifth of seven hurdles and came to a stop after los· ing her stride. She was leading in the finals by five yards. She finished the race but was eighth. In a preliminary-heat r ace, she had the day's best time at e ither spat with an 11.(). On the brig hte·r side, Gourdine was the day's leader in the long jump with a leap of 17-1114 to gain the finals in this event. Racing Results LOSAU.MITOS ,OUARTEll HORSE lleSULT~ l'wS.llir41•Y O.W,TfMll P'•1I FIHT JtACI! -IJO y•rdi;. J ,e•r Olds. CliolmlllQ. Pune UM. ......... lRICIWrct5) 10.40 '·'° ··'° °"""'I TrMltlon c0r.,..r1 GoAnnlverwry lW•lkerl Tlme-11,91. 21 • ..0 •.• .... · ALst rM -Olll Rell COmtl, ~ 0 TM Rf.ff, 0.Clltr'• Chief. Ro•" "'-mOo. SCNtir 'CMrge, Slltl\l Trttl-~" SI IJl:&CT&f.Stlrt Pl-.l& .. 0.'1 Tr ............. Pl._lt SEC0NDa&el -JSO~rdL2'f9tr otcts. Allowance. Purse $2200. H..-dToc.tcil IC-1111 _/ " 11 .00 S.00 l • .O Dtwrt9'f'ft (Olrdo11) .... 2.ID Fire H' let tMwle51 l .-40 Tlnw-11.19 AllO '"" -Ro5'f Joyous. 01• Reti. ble, TOPe-E•gle, Almost• Roc:ktt THIRD RACE -JSO r•rds. l YMI' ollk&lolP.O.lm Lng. PurH $190G. RunMoofl Rwn ~C..--1 Al.00 12.A SM Gof\WZerohrlWlrdl l ... 2AO Reddy'#lle (Rkhardl) 4.-40 Tll'M-11.11 Al• r--Go Nole Go, Sletll'I' <JIM .. , RWI BloDO)I Rwn, HllthAln, Zortllt'• DMdy . f'OURTH JtAC• -170Y•tds.l'tffl' Olds ••O.Llnln9. Pune S.UOO. P•~ILMll tMyltSI 47 • .0 15.60 6.61:1 AGotn'Mln<AcNlrl SA 1• 5unn Roe.II ITretslM'tl • 4.20 Tl-.--...n A110r'" -Prombt1 Proml-.,Mr. Tittt ~ HlllYt T•ht, Bliek ........ l'll'fN RACI: -400 y1rds. J,..... Oklll & •• Clllml"t· ""' .. $40CID. ' Mr.C#fl CCMdodl Me;tMMln (H•rtl Ollr1"90 IAo.lrl Tlme-20,0S '·'° 2.IO 2.10 J.00 1.20 ,_ .. Also """ -Pict Mtktr, Roc:111 DITMdo, "'-rqu!J.tltt • H0111:retche1 Sll:TN fll&CI -350 r•rd1., ""' olds. Alic.Mee. Purw uooo. Gof91 fOl'tYffl 13.MI S • .O :S..00 Heir ......,.tnl CTre11ur1I S . .0 l..O WMPY Wll'tlor IOlrdoztl , 2.60 Tlme-17."4 Also r1n -A·Shtle• M DoM!, A-Tiil .... Gold, 81r Q King, Plffd To RulH", BIKk Thougnl, Olcckeys, Fire .... IS EXAciA MJl ... t & 1-Htir ... ..... ~MISZM.M SIVl:MTN RACE -170 y..-ds. 3 ...... e+ol & up. P~ $6000 I :KIN TlltWwOllc RtgMCMWllllt Oilrtl 16.00 .S.'lO 3.0D 'flltMoontlll!Wr rTrtt111re) 3.9:1 1.0 ArlnBlf'Go tCtfdoul 2.60 Ttme-4S.7• .Al so r•n -Jotln 's Rocket, AIMt'klnO.nt l:IGMTH RACE -400Ylrds.3veM ekls& uo. Cl1lml119. Puri.e pa. OllrmG.ln (Hirt I s . .o OI01ty O.nber (Orewerl HY&ound (Olrdoi•) Tlme-20.JI .... '-" 120 .. ., .. ., Mil/ ord Captur_es Laguna Tourney Dale Keough of Corona del Mar High won the 440 finals in 58.1 at San Marcos and had the doiy's best time. Walt Milford won the monthly golf tournament for the Laguna Beach Golf Association in ac- t io n at Imperial Municipal Golf Course recently. l\.tilford fired an 80-9-71 to win the first flight. Herbert Waldrip was second with 83·10 -73 and Leroy Hutchison third with 112-8-74 . Jn B fli g ht, J erry Brown ~aptured low net with 85-16---69. Robert Niemien won second by ma tching cards after carding an 86-15-71. Walt Puth had a n 85-14-71. FVNine Wins, 3-2 Fountain · V a lley's· AmericaO Le giOn b"aseball team scored three unearned runs in an abbreviated practice game Saturday after- noon at La Palma Park in Anaheim to defeat Los Alamitos, 3·2 in five in- nings. Danny Jackson opened with a first inning triple and scored on-an error on a b a ll hit by Rick Wo olard . Wool ard scored on another error off the bat of Mickey Swenson. The third run came on a base hit by Dave Bienek and another Los Alamitos error. •• w ' ' ' 0 ' ' ' ' 0 0 0 ' 0 0 ' 0 0 0 ' 0 0 ' 0 0 0 0 2 0 Lew J'\.Iinkel won C flight on matching cards with an 86-17-69. Cleave Phillips was second with 87-18-69 with F r a nk Regan third at 87-17-70. In 0 flight, Byron Ki nsman defeated two Becky Dani e l of Newport Harbor High had a throw of 39·01A to :win the shot put at San Marcos. The best mark at Claremont was 38-91h. others on matc hing Newport's 440 r elay tards with a 94-22-72. team of Nancy Olson Bill Bailey was second Karen Bra·df ord: with 95-23 -72 and Barbara Benish and Joy· Russell Ward third at Marioman posted the" 97·25-72. day's best time with a Low gross for the day 48.9 effort. This eclipses went to Stanley Poland the CIF record set by with a. 79. Richard Hare Costa Mesa in 1973. was low net winner with Linda Case of Lagwia 83-15~. ·Beach finished second in , In the closest to the pin her mile run heat to competition, winners in-· quollily for the Masters eluded Everett Lowe, meet and Linnea Boman Lewis Underwood, Walt Milford , Floyd Nutt, B dm• Richard Ross, R obert _a lDtOD Cot tingham, Lew Minkel, Wall Puth, G. F ush ce n , John Glass c ock, Everett Lesure and David Buck. MlalonHeje In the annual member- guest tournament at Mis- sion·Viejo Country Club, Chuck Colton of the host club and Tony Early of Stoneridge CC won gross honors with a 133. Bob Cordova a nd guest Bob Zalkins of Los Alamitos Golf Course, captured low net with 122 . Other net winners in· eluded; Dr. Leo Devlin and George Murchison of Virgini a CC in Long Beach at 123; Dale Hahn and .Don Randall (Santa Ana CC) at 125; and a tie at 126 with Ron Brady a nd Ted Conlin (Old Ranch CC J and Al Shaw wi th Gene Murphy (Palmdale CC). -\ ----· ... , ...... GllllLS 9.AOM.INTON CIF ,.,,umNo.rie1 !At •l&lrN ... , f'a ........ I s11111an Lli OtOen ICdM} def Jo AM"Ht.,u !Sowltl Hiiis) 11-3, 11-l ; def Nissy Broo&s C8l1lrl 11~. 11·3 . Cotln!• Polllosk• CCdM) lost to Karen 1'9ttrll0fl CMwlr ) ._11, 3-11. Deilllltf; l.ts.ly LAne·P•11ll M(Namee (COM) *I to T. leiUl·IC. Moore (Hoowf'I tG-IS,l·Jj, (At Oll~ril H 1•111 SI ·an W ry Ol1mond 1Mlsslon Vltjol end Merg1 rel Bthren1 (Ce>SI• Mesa) QUtllf~ for Q11or1•rfln•I$ by winning 1-metchH. OOM•ln DIMtlt Pool 1nd Gl9I O"AngotlO CEsl•nc l •l QllflHfl1d lor Q11Mttf'llntl1. V1ler\e Cotlway end M1y1 Ttllene (Legunl 8e1ct1J end L111nn1 1nm1n end S11s1n Stein (L~ Btechl won first metctl but 1Hmlrwotird ;,, $.«Ond malCl'leL JC Baseball SOUTMERHCAL PLAYOFFS f•t Etsl LA. C..1"9tl Ea5t LA I, Pierce 2 (Piere• .Um!Mltdl. , o.n11os 9, E1st LA 1 IC.rrltoswlns cNmplonilll .. I. NORTMl:RN CAL PL.ATOP'l'S (tlFrt1MI Olnnl, FrunoS ICi1t11swinsd'IMn- ~IC1). CllN5 •nd CH"rltos ~et Frldily .t CllrilS In• blffl.of·three 1'trin for ltle SllltC~ip, DK• +• ot Dana tfills was second scratched when Kandi ln her heat of the 880 to Bashore was 1tricken quality. Both came at with appendicitis and Claremont. · Lisa Wanki er wa s Christy Long of El scratched in the 220 and Toro was fifth •.in her· the relays because or the heat o( the 880 in 2:29.0 flu. GtJILSTRACW iy-id could have qualified s.m111 ... 1sQ1o1UU•r• in th th h (Al Cl•f9flltnll eO er eat. 100-1. Brown (Mwlr) 11.1 2. R. Olher area qualifiers Jor111n <Mwl•I 11.3 s. J•<••on Oioril'I l·n c lud ed -Fountai·n J1:1.,.111.4•.G.Jore11n 1M11Jr )11.t . 220-1, J~klOl'I !North Alv.l 2S.•2. Valley's C th A · Smoc:t. IUtrilowl 2S.S l . C1rter IOn· 3 Y nno ln !trio) U ,• '· A. Brown (M.,irl 2S.9 S. lhe mile in .5 :21.6 in third O. Jordal\ CMwlrl 26.2. Olhe<~: I ." place; Debbie Vogel ot· ~~r":~~11T::r~::~~··:;.1 1. -€orona del-M11 r-in the.-'flu""" tMwU-J .U..1 J. HeJ9f'llO!oit.r Shot t 'th J6 7 I' rt" CUCll&nd) 1:00.s '· Fromm1 IOntM\o) pu Wl a -e 10 • 1:00.7. for fifth ; Anne Erpen-•-tHeat 0 -1. W••~ CL11tl'll<11nt b k r H . 2:t7.1l. .. ll\olt CD1naH1Ut)1:V .4 l . ec o unt1ngton s1e;ni.r..,er tG1en<1or111.19.6. !l*ilt Beach (S-ll and Kathy 21-1. Mecl\a.dO c.-n;1dl•I 2:11.s 2. ~ l E~per•n1al 1:21.• 3. K"'" Caricof or Newpo'rt CDtwlrttl 2:16.S. Otr.ers: 5. LMl9 IEI Harbor (5-0J in the high '':/12~!!-:·H1a1 1>-1. Chl~am jump. IAr<.lditl S:12.12. s1e1 .. ""r""r !Glen-. • ..,.,, S:27.7 3. A~hmore !Temple Cl· Laguna Beach had its tvi s:21.s. IHea1 21-1. Sora11.,. tr bl b r . . IArc1di•I 5:1•., 1. ca,. (~ OU es e ore arnVlllg .. Mii) s:u .1 J . o•a~ ts." Olmftl at the Claremont meet. ·s=:·t·H-1. s..inntfllMrg iuo11n11111.1 _Both relay_ teams were .1. Mtnn uc.,,ncd~l 11.1 J. Streeter c•r1t1Rh•.I 11.2 t .Arnell (~o-lfa) .W0-1, ...... lttr.e .. I IMrl tt.t . other\: I. G111r•LM 11!1 T-1 •1 f , Moore cfl:ov•!> ~-6 l . 0...lth 11.e. · ISlrfll v111e,1 )t.1 t . ~Inters ~"" ''° R1l1y-1. Mwlr tt.S 1. Nor-th ifoftldltl St.SS. Slnder1 (Ctntftll'lllO A1 .... rtlde SO.l J . 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I wW not have lhemsel v~s lo act.;e pl simpler , a lot of mone but w nt to get started J have a more basic houses 111_orde~ to ar-y, • ' ford a home at ull, it's still Cun dupl.es I could sell if I aeed more moaey '°get•· browsing out ot clalito - •ood deal or would that be wise! daydreaming, ir you ,.,.ill . I 1'ome$ Off er . ~ Tax Credits • "We have homet at each ol .our· five Orange County communities that qualify (or the government's income tax credit pro· gram ," says L.C. ''Bob" AJbertaon, director or murke.tJoi for Broadmoor Homes. Currently the-nationally honor.ed boui• bulldlns firm Is ofler1ng 23 dlflerent noor plans throuchoul the county, ranging from the REAL ESTATE Irvine community of Deerfield, to aeavlew I I homes oo a San ClemenJehiQaide. C.R., Newport Beach Many would· be investors look around until they find something that "looks good" to them, then start making orrers, believing that it they can get ,,_ __ Uiep"fopetty for less than Ute price quoted they have made a good deal. This, of course, is not the ap- proach to use in selecting an investment; that is, an investment that ls personalized to do the best job for The tr a de publi c a tio n , Professiona l Builder , provid es the opportunit y to consider how the other halt lives in an issue Ceaturing •·Housing for the Af· fluent." \\'hat i:; a lu xury hume in these days when intlnt ion ha5 mode the $50,000 house <i commonplace? The bui lder 's .s tudy samples homes in the SI00,000 and up (up to as much as SSOO,OOOJ cl u~s . for the n1ost part exc lusive of land, design fe es and extruis suc h as furrrtshings 31ld la ndscuping. Another measure is s.pace. The smallest had 2 1800 square feet; the lar~s t and n1 ost ,ex~nsive 1,306 squa re Ce~t of living area. THE CUSTOM builder , ol ('OUr se , eate rs to individual taste; is able to employ in · novative...::t esign, take full advan. tage or an interesting sit e. ;: -re1ulled ln-a 1urge of ... iftterat-in new homes '~~=::;;;;;~~::::;;} •--~·~·ne..aoY.enun.ent..1ax..credlLprogi:aaa baa-~ from lolko who previously felt they had be<in priced out or the marl<et/'. Alberuon noted . you. First, you must determine what your goals and objectives are. Second, check all your assets; de- termine the total amount of cash, trust deeds, other real or personal property that you can use to ac- quire an investment. A word or caution here -too many are using most of their cash resources to acquire the proper- ty, and because ot Utls are losing their staying 1 power. When used properly, leverage is great. Too ' much leverage, however, can turn your investment into a tiger that will eat YoU alive. Real estate investing demands that you have , adequate amounts of cash or sufficient resources to meet unexpected cash reqWrements. I have seen too many investors seU because they did not have the staying po:wer. U they could have remained. in litJe for a slightly longer period, their yield could Actually, it's more like the other 12 percent . That's about the portion of the housi ng market de· \'Oted to luxury homes. IT'S A l\IARKET. Hui lder says, th at "traditionally has bee the last to decline, the ri rst to l't!- co ver and the least to suffl!1' in any s lowdown ... "Custom bui lders are reporting strong de· n1 and and a re continuing to bui ld .and to generate innovati ons in design, styling a nd produt•t s eit.'t" lion. Builder's editors say the kind of ideas expre ssed In their sampling of recently completed homes can be expected to appear in modified form in less ex· pensive homes la ter this year. Jn its design lab section 'im· mediately follo\\•ing the lush di s· pl a y o C lu x ur y h o me s , Professiona l Bui lder comes back to earth ,,·ith advice on ··ho\\' to n1 ake small spa ce li \'e bi g." Pl anning is th e key to prO\"iding liva bility. visua l in1pact a nd µri,·acy in the S'ITI:.iller houses lh al are beG oming nt'ccssury to ·provid e housing :.it a salable ptice in the fa ce of soa1inl-? land. money and construction costs. Today 's buycl's, ii builde r marketing s urvey sho,,·ed , are \\'illing lo accept a simpler, n1orc basic home package, and a re just . as practi ca l l'egarding lot siie, :u1d bousing S~)'le. ~ MORE TllAN three out of rour f potential buy ers repo11ed a "111· ingness to accept a smpller ; home; six out of 10 buyet'S felt 50 to too.foot frontage adequate and three out oC 10 said they "'Ollld opt\ for economical one-aild ·a:t}alf or l, t\YO·Story homes·, rather than, ranch moUels . 1 As prices e sca late, the·' Ruilde r 's editors concl\lded;1i n1ore a nd more· buyers \\"ill "st;ekJ :.i. housing product thnt s atis ries~ their n eeds ,,·ithout "·asting :space. T hey·,,·ill demand a hon1e that has realis tic operating and maintenance costs . Space is not as important ~ls it once ,,·as . llousing d esi gn has impro,·ed and .space works ha_rder . ;'The tax credit has combined with lower In- terest rates to brighten the home-ownina pie· lure for many families and singles in all aae groups.'' · Albertson Pointed out the current st.art1n1 prices at each oJ the·company's five onaoinc · Orange Coupty projects : Anaheim Hlll1 1prices now start al $53,995 ; ·Deerfield Town Homes, just off Culver · Drive, mid.-Way between the Santa 1Ana and San Dle10 freeways, begin at $36;990; Broadmool" Ji"uilerton, a t the intersection of State c6Jlei e and Yorba Linda boulevards, be&in at $67 ,9'10 ; Broadmoor Placentia, one block south of Yorba Linda Boulevard, just off Linda Vista, start at $43,395, and the sea-view homes of Broadmoor San Clemente, south of Ave Pico on Ave Presidio, begin at $66,490. have been much greater .•. and J must admit that I~-------------------------------------------------------------have been in th al position myself and it hurts. There a re ways of avoiding this; one of which is to hang on to your cash by using trust deeds or other property yo u own as the down payment. A recent example is of an investor who came to us with $20,000 a nd was concerned that with this amount of money be would not be able to buy the type of pro- perty he desired and needed for a tax shelter. After a counseling session, we decided to create a $22,000 second trust deed against his home and a $13,500 first trust deed on some property be owned in Arizona. We then exchanged this $35,500 in tnast deeds plus a free and clear lot he owned in Big Bear !or the equity in a 22-unit apartment building. · Those units are now saving income tax dollars .as well as building an estate tor 0111r investor. He's happy because he has cash for some improvements he feels are necessary plus a healthy reserve for contingencies. Being able to mate an investment gave him that all important feeling of accomplish· ment and having the cash on hand gave him and his wife peace of mind. Before you be.gin to analyze any property, dis· cover your own personal motivations, capabilities, and limitations. A rule that we follow is the proper. ty and the purchaser must relate well to one 1 another on all imPortant factors or we back off; don't force a transaction. A real estate investment can do several things. It can provide a shelter against income taxes, create an estate by building an annuiq income, be a hedge against our inflationary economy, or be a de- velopment opportunity. You must decide wJlat is most imPortant to you as no one property covers all the bases. Analyzing the property can be tricky, but is not difficult. The important factors you will want to concern yourself with are: Income, actual and scheduled. Expense, forget formulas and rules of thumb; tbey'rejuat not reliable. Net Income, oneoltbe best yard sticks is What is leftover after all the bill& are paid. Improvements, age, size, desig'n, quality, and romance. Location, Jocatioo-location -location. Financing, 'what it is today and what it may be when you consider selling. Leverage, a healthy ratio that wears well on you. you. Tax Consequences, project yourselt into the new property. Consider depreciation and amortization. tion. Price, not as important as you might think . Bel· ter lo pay more and obtain the property that works best for yo u than to buy a "bargain." EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall R. McCardle is an invest· mnit analy1t, college lf:durer and author of '' Real E1tote In California." Smd ftlOUT" comments and question.I to Randall f..1 cCardle,cl otheDaily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560,Costa ltfe1092626. Realtors Support Home Payoff Bill A bill , which would help a homeowner pay oft a mortgage, could ease the problems and frustrations a homeowner is faced with, according to lhe presi· dent of the atJ,OOO·member California Association of Realtors. Richard C. Farrer, of Hayward, bead of CAR, r eferred to Senate BUI 280, authored by Sen. Dennis · E. Carpenter (R-Mewport.Beach). The bill, which passed the full Senate last week, 34·0, now goes to the Assembly's Finance, Jnsurance and Commerce Committee. "THE HOMEOWNER will be the benefactor ii this bill passes because of the savings which will be" accrued," Farre r said. SB 280 is applicable only to single-Camily, owner-occupied dwellings. It would forbid prepayment penalties after a loan has been in effect (or five years. Additionally, it would limit penalties during the first five years to six months' interest on tat sum prepaid after de· duction of 20 percent ol the original principal amount .. Farrer stat ed that the penally involved ls to in· sure that the lender recovers his costs during the first fi ve year s. •'THE PREPAYMENT of all or part o( a loan by the borrower is oft en a justitlable device," the CAR leade r said. ''Sometimes borrowers find ft necessary to pay olfthe mortaate earlier than expected. "Jn ,erect, the penalty permits the lender to re· coup cotta which are not totally recompensed at th e time.the Joan 11 made and which cannot be recouped lithe lo&11l1 lermlnated al too early a date .. " Farrer olt.<i· an example ol a permitted prepay. men l fee OD a '2$,000 I0111 at elsht percent which WOllJ~WSIOO. . I I . Carefree, comfortable, ptjyate :homes- and ·Newport B¢ach. Imagine. F ountains bubbling \vi th frcsl1 ideas. Homes and gardens abloom with carefree living. This 1is J asmine Creek. with new kinds of private homes that have brought a new freedom of living, and a new elegance of design to New· port Beach living. Created by M.J . Brock & Sons, Inc., renowned designer· builder, t hese new Jasmine Creek homes are fill ed with garden s unJig ht and spacious ame· nities on tho inside -fully landscaped and cared for you on the outside. So you can freely enjoy this ocean-cool setting, the private clubhouse, pool, and 4 tennis courts-without a care in the world. And you have entry·gate security all t he livelong day and night. Come sample this new carefree way of Jife. See all the incredible new models. And by all means, make your choi.ce, today. l·'a bulous ter1n.c;, low intere.i;t rates, spe· cialized cus tomizing allou;a11ce on rrUiny hotJies. Directions: 3 Bloc ks East of MacArthur Bouleva rd on San Joaquin HiJls Road, th<!n one bloc!k South on ~1arguerite to· the security gate. Phone (714) 640-4020. IRVINE:@ VlllAGES o:::::::' NICAll~ In the Village of Harbor View • Homes-from S95,500 to S 118,500 -.. \ , \ I • ' " . . • ' • • t I l ! I > ' ( ' Al deca glea1 a nd acre nort, New' asidJ Calif side1 plete goll hous ·. T\li was b~~J thro., Dea1 were ed 1 awa1 hono a G "Ver the I Can) "Bor tinct! I t I t ' ' f t l I, · i I t • I - VERSAILLIES MODEL AT DEANE HOMES' f'REmOIOUS BIO CANYON DEVELOPMENT· ,Big Canyon Nearly Full At the beginning of the current decade, Big Canyon was a bright gleam in the eye of its planners and builders. Four hundred acres, situated direcUy to the north of Fashion lsland and Newport Center, had been set aside for development as one of California's most prestigious re- sidential ndghborhoods, com- plete with champlonship-lengt.ti gol( course and spacious club house. .. Two years later Big Canyon was well along on the road to re· ality, Jn competition with builders and developments from throughout the 14 western states, Deane homes at Big Canyon were presented an unprecendent- ed number of Gold Nugget awards, to become the most honored community in the west: a Grand Awa'rd to the "Versailles" model, largest of the Deane Homes offered at BJg Cany9n; a Grand Award to the ''Bordeaux": an Award of Dis: Unction for the '.'D~auvill~·· plan, anc:J an Award or Merit ror ap- plication or the "zero lot line'' concept within Big canyon. Still another Gold Nugget was pre- sented to the Irvine Compapy for the overall planning or Big Ca· nyon. TODAY BIG Canyon has become the realization of all tboee dream• of the middle and . New Lido Model& Now Completed· Three models at 601 Lido, a Newport Beach high-rise con- dominium, have been completed by Carroll-Sagar and Associates. The newly decorated rhodels replace two prior \lllits, also de- .s.igned by the firm, which have been sold including decor, ac-· cording to Walt Nutting, manager of Sagar's Newport Beach office. late 1960s. The door is, in fact, about to close on new home sales at this elegant and often honored de·velopment. . Ten Deane homes remain to be sold at Big Canyon. And these in- clude the award-winning Versailles and Deauville models. FIJLL DETAILS about the few remaining new homes at Big Ca- nyon are available daily from 10 a.m. until dusk at the Big canyon aaJes office, located on the comer of Big Canyon Drive and Rue Villars, adjacent to a fully- fumiahed Versailles model. To reach the Big Canyon sales office, and to see the few remain- ing new homes in this award- winning community. take the Jamboree Road offramp from the San Diego ·Freeway and travel sout west, toward Newport Beach. 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Id Wctdlnt, 'llltlWI C.-.y Cltrk ti Or-a-C-IYtn ""'11 S fOlilr fl'IOlltft• .,.., u. flr11 pv1111t1t1on 2', 1t,1. Rotl&ld 11:. H9Mln, mst Ylll~ • .. INtllGf:lc1. Nm1' • • , . Le.-Nl .... ,CA. PUBLIC NOTICE 0.llcl Me, 1:1, lt1S ...... lv.d °'"""' C:0.1t 0.l+y Pltol, 'Tlll1 Mnlnn1 It clltlluc.tlcl Irr~ 1tO•£RT L. YODl!R Mly 4, 11, 11, U, lt75 15't-15 Ol\lldl.>ll. · l'ICTlctOUI •uSINl!51 EllKlltorol tht lt',lLll•-P•vl A. Zlp .. rtf1 ' MAME STATEMENT tht ........ ..--dtllcltlllnt RONltlR. HOmtn T"9 foUowlne Ol•MWI Is ~1'19 bus'· Aa.MS.•t•UOfl•MDITllMlill& PUBLIC NOTICE Tl'lls 11•Wrnent -s llltd wllh I ...Sti: ,_,..,.......... '-'ty0trkol0r"'9fCOIWllycs.""'°'LI CAESAR'S GROOMING. 711.ol ,.,O, ... ll 'TATl!MEMTOFWITHO .. -•L 11, ltlS. . Fortin Rold, L19un1 Niguel, CA'l2c.ll ... ··-,., ....., RDW P•lrlclt 5 . Cllurch, 28:11 Norl!J .... ,_ I e l'ltOM,.ARTNEltSHIP P11t111.iwo Orin,. Cot1t Oally Pllol. flrl,lol,S.nt• An•,"· T•h-IW·IOI OPS.ATINGUNOElt ... I ~-·""....... P'ICTITIOUl~UtJ.N.ESS"!M' .... .,•,.11, 11,2s.1t1s . 1~1-15 di~~""· II COf>dV(lld b'fttl "" fi'Wlllhtd or ..... CNll a.I" Pl tot. t"' followlftl oo•.an hi' •lttodr._,1------------1 Ptlrlcl• s. c11un:11 ,..,...11,15,J-l,1,tt1J ..... 7J It I tentrtl Plrlntr lrtm 111• This lllWfMnt wi1 llttd wltll lhe -1111rtftor1h1p op1r1111111 vnd•r 111, PUBLIC NOTICE .. _ .... c• , •o ·-"" Pt:BLIC SOTICE fklt1t1-b!n1ne,111tn1tof J:j,';l " 0 •tn!je ....,untwon v WI.STERN MANAGEMENT l'ICTITIOUSaUS•N•ss NJ9l7 MUlill!CIPALC:OU•TOI' :=,c:e!(111 ~;•00 1'"1111 "'"·• MAMaSTATaMIMT P\ltlllsr.d Or..,_ COlsl Diiiy PllOI, (AUl"O•lilllA,COUMTYOl'OttAlllM Thi llctll~ bll~l ... ss "-SI.Ill-TIMfDllowlntPtfSOl'll IA dOinobull· Mlyll.1 .. U.•fld.J~ 1, 1915 IJ'G&..1S •141C.-Y•IWyh,..Y. ""'"' .... llW jNrtnlrslllp •e\ !Old on ""5tt.: U.-. ......... Cl)...,..1""7 l+JSlfltheC-.twotOrtfl9e JUNO ARMS APARTMENTS, toUTHO•ANOI C:OUNTY t'vll l'lllN lfld AOcl ..., ,·._ ...__ 1422.JllJ..-, ....... lwlrn, CllHl>n'Ole .IUOICIALDllT•ICT 'M IWI . '"''" '"",.....,_, Chet. WlrifltlO, 11121 Klf'IOS Rd., CA1a 1111u1111a1•UJ1 tMr l'lf. ........, .. tell, c.ntornll'7MG $UMMOlllllON Wl't!"IAM L. OWENS, 24l1 l!lamlt JNn K. Wlrillllcl, 1021 Ki,.. Rd., AM•ND .. OCOM,.U.llillT ,.,,~ Mew,CA.'2•2' *woart8'11<h Cttlloml1'16il0 Pl1l11tlll SEltltA 8UILDING Wlllliml.O.eris FMS5 TMsbllsln1s;l1o conctvc:llCltr,_,1,.. MATl!.•IAL$, INC. O.ltlttlel'lf1: JIM Pvtill,lled Oren,. ... ,, Do"• .... di¥10U.I. I •• STE.YI: NS •i.t k-ti JAMES E ......., ' Y • Ollt. Wint '"' STE.YENS, SURETY COMPANY oF ... , •. 11:~1•2s·~5__ IS1J.I Thll ll•ltlNnl ••Ii 111...d wilt! ll'lt THI! PACIFIC Md OOE.S I tllrQUOll PUBLIC NOTICE ClunlyderkofOr1n111C111nlyon1My )(X, lnclvll... IS, 1t1S. T1 the Otllltdlnls: A cl•U c""lllllnt ---------....., .... ..... 111111 by the pltlrilltl IQllMI f'ICTITIOUI aUSINESS l'\>bll .... O O••ft'i)t COlsl ~Uy Plrot, Y'OU· If "°"' wllh to 611tncl lllls '-'vii, NAME STATIM&NT ~y 11, 25,J111tt I, I, lt1S 1Jtt.1S 'l'Oll rnu.a Hit In 11111-<-I I Mt1t1n ""'~1-lltQPU-llftOolngbusl- plMdlng lfl ...--toll• complelnl lor _,,, • -"""'or ortl pl11dl.1>9. If. Juslkll MINI-CROWN c.o .• ,... ~ PUBLIC NOnCE ~I •llllln » dtY' tftor this....,.... 91...:11., Ntwpgrt 8e1Cll, C.llf. P.O. Bo•l------------,,_11 -0 on J'D\I. Ollllrwl•,,.... l7U. Ntwport &etch, C.llf. t2M3 dlff It IU bl I M 11'1 -lufloll Edwlf'O w. Wtooner. U20 ,..I'll l'ICTITIOUl•USINl!.SS PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUSBU51NIE!.I lillAMl:STATEM•NT TM followl"9 persori Is doing boni· l'll"liSH : MAIN ST. BAA, 1"60 S.CAit Hwv~ 1..-,.-Bttcll, C1llf. 91•51 Mlrlon RhlOes, 210i Tefl"C>il HUN Ori,.., LIO\llWI BllCll, Ctllf. Tt111 bu$llll!u ls coricluct..:I tr,.., 1 .... dlyld\lel, WrloriRllodeS llllt i.tetlfntnt ••5 tllM wltll tlw c-.ly Cltrk Of Orln9e Coun1yan ""°''' 2'1, lt1J. -. Plltlll~ Or~ Cotst Delly Pilcll, M1ov•.n,11.u.111s -1~1s 1JY1111p111n11111n011wcovrt""y~,.... • • • Thi 1o11ow1ng ·oor10n is ao1ng bl.al-PUBLIC NOTICE 111 "' Mtr l*"'Por1No .01 N-port8Hc:ll,Clllf NAMIE•tATl!.Ml:MT • IYdgrntnl t91lnst ""' '°' ""-r Ollforo L ~rrtn nn COmlll 1111 1------------- :t:"r flllal rtQUllltdin tilt Ulm-Or.,CotlolMI.:., C.llf.,,U. TH.E TOltTOISE SHELL. 1UllJ If • .._ .. _.lill.nta•••-Tlli1 tMtslnels i1 conlf\IClld Irr 11 lol11 Olltt, Hvntlntton 8'1,11, C.111 .. : ""' ...... ""''''ll"'•lnoerlhl,. ,.,,.... """' """"'· , .. I II • . E.W. W•OOM• Rly e. ErlckloOf'I, , • ..,, LHIC l..lftl, ..,...ayMlllllt~,....,., _,, llll1 •tll.,.,....nt wet fllld wllll llM liul'lllngtonBltcll,C•l.t264T · -~-:=,~,· t1• . COvntvCltf'kofOr111~COUn1yonAprll Tl'll• bull.,..• I• conctv<,•0 by.,, In· JMnK"•;Htrr 1,ci.r11 2t,lt1S. cUwldvt1. 8y D;O. H1tmt<lwr Otpuly l'Ultt RtY II. Erickson !SEA.LI ' Pvbll$11td Or11100 COlll Deity l'lllt, . "'Is Ulltt,.,tnl •ts flltd •lrll llM AAltOHI ANO AA•OMI," INC. 1Ny4, 11, II, U, ltlS ISJS.1S Coo.only Cltrll of Orlfllll County on""°'" ....,_Y'lllWw 21,ltfS. """' Pvbll\l'ltd Or-CMU Dt!ly Pilot, 21t1Mtf'W ....... "' --P.O .... ,,,, Pl' RI.IC XOTICE Mly4, II, 11, 2S, 1t1S 1"'2-15 c-a......,c.1lflf"ltl1'26H l'ICTtous•us1111111s1 T .. : awl........ NAMIEITATUA•NT "'*""'-"'"" lllt.illtttt . ""' 1111t-iit0 oorl09 Iii dOIOllll bull-""'"""*°'"""' Cttsl 011" Pllal, 'WUB: 1------------Mlty11, 11,HolnclJ-!, lt,S 1611-'5 WIXON'SRU88ERSTAMP5AHD t'ICTITIOUS•UllNE51 Pl"RJ.IC XOTICE MAGNETIC SIGNS, tw.JI BlanlGJISI., N.t.MIESTATaMENT PUBLIC NO'ltCE HwitlltOl:on Betel!, C.01.""" Thi folio.Ing 11r11or111rw doing busl· PICTITIOUS •USIMISI NAMIE5TATEMENT Thi foll-Ing perloOll h dOll'l!l IMoi· 111tU1': 808 DIAMOND & AS.SOCIA'rEs. 1351 E. Bor<h1rd, Sllnlt Ana, C..111. ""' Roblrt Eric Kle!ntoo 11, llSI E, Borcllerd, Sll\lt AM, CtUI. '79:15 Thi' Wtit'llSS h conOucttd by tn I,,,. d'tldUll. Robert Eric K1e!nll01l This 'stel•m•rit w•s Hied wllft the c.ounty Citrll of OreltOI Counly on April 1', 191S. .... Publl~ Or1noit Cot1t Otlly Piiat. Mlr4,ll.ll,2S,1'1S 1S36-1S Pl:BLIC NOTICE Rltlef't LIM WllOl'I, 11431 Bltlnlt .. , :================================================:1-----;;:;;;;:-----15r.,HW11l"'911118-<1t,C.llf.nwt COSA;s.1S-NlcolnDr .• ~ SL,.·711• Tt111 t.niftllt 11 c:OltdllcltoO ti; • t. tell, ullfornl•'l26'0 P'ICTITIOIJ5 BUSINESS MAME 5TAT£Ml!MT ., Beat the aowds. Look.us over before we're ready. We are Laguna Village, and we are building Orange County's newest view lownhome communily, a 158-acre community nestled on the rolling slopes of the Laguna Hills. Designed with the view in mind. each Lagu_na Village home will be situated to take maximum advantage of the dramatic vistas spread out below. Bedrooms. too. will have pleasing outlooks on beauliflllly planted, rolling gardens and greenbelts. The total park-like environment of Laguna Village will reach ils ultimate in the 4 ~ -acre Village Green recreation center which will include a magnificent 5500-square foot clubhouse and a myriad of recreational facilities. Three pools,2 handball/ racket- bail courts. tennis court. billiard room. shuffle board. lawn bowling. sand volleyball court plus a special play area for the kids. Even though our models aren't finished yet. ·you're invited to drop by. We think youll be im· pressed with our location and our sweeping views. Our sales people will be happy 10 describe the earefree Laguna Village lifestyle. our many quali· ty features and our remarkably low prices. !~~~y.11age !'n>m$U,900 to $48,500 Sales offiC<? open dally from IOam 'til dusk. (714) 581 -4850. Offered by Pacific Coast Realty .....,ca,..ca•D4,.... 41....,.. · ' ..1o1 LOIOll\on a. 11.110Cl1111, Inc .. • WPIRIOll: C:OU•Tof'Tlille llllHert l.etWh~M C.lltornl• (lwpor1tlon, 5'7 s-Nk.lln IJTATlffc.t.Ll,.WlilltAl'Oll 'hilt •""""1 w .. lli.d wltfl tlW Dr.,Ntwpor1lllteh,C1lltornl1th60 TM• COUNTY OPO•AlltM Cculty 011'11 of OrM$1 county Ol'IMIY 1'1111 bull""• 11 conO\lcltoO bf' • COi'• ........... 21), lt7J. portllon. E1tett 11 MARTIM 'W'ILll.11.~ .,._ .IDIL1feMon&A1toc:ltlll,lnc. CREll'INOER 1k1 MART IN W. PllDlltriltlDl'lfl9'CN5tO.llyPtlol, .»orLllolll ... , Oltl!l,.INGElt, Dtc1111d. Mloy U,tncl J-1. I, IS, 1t7S 1'12.J.75 Prtt.1411nl NOTICl!. ISHEREBY OIVE.Ntotlle This st1ttm1nl w•s llltd wlttl the · crlldltlrltl IM"°"' N-ddkldtnl Pl"Rl.IC SOTICE COun!W Cllrll tr Ortfl'ilt CountvonlMy lllolt llt IJlll'-1 MYl11t1 Cltlll'lt IQllm.t -----21, 1t15. II• .. 111 Wcffilnt trl rtqvlrld '°Ill• l'ICTITIOUSaUSINIE5$ l'lllH U.rn, wltft lfll 11tenwry 1'0UChtrs, In MAMl STATEMENT Publl$he0 Or•noo Co.alt ~Ur Piiot, "" MllCt of IM Cl•rll of tllt ....... ..... Mly 25,lncl Junt 1, •• 1S, 1915 lllll0-75 lltlold~ortoPttwn1111trn,w111111w Thi ~°''°"'11'19 person Is tlolno bu51· llKtlllfl'll'l\l'Clltfl tottltlll'ldlrt.lonld ,,. .... o1t C/t Llw Offki1 of MELVIN F. SMJ PRODUCTS, U0 Pt«enHt . Pl"BLIC SOTICE COHt:M Al-MY •I Lt• 811111 af Awl., No. 20•, Newport Bet<h, Gtt~• Sv1111 m «11 C11¥k Caftlotr c.•lfDm1192"° · Drift W'9il Stnti' Afll C:.lltornlt SltPlwn L•sltr McAnll1, l03 Vlt f'ICTITIOUSBU51Nl:SS '2101, whlcll '11 tlw ttltet .; blnlr.H of LlllDSoud, Newport Bt1cll, Ctl", 'l'lt60 NAMEITATt:MEMT llw ........ 1-.0 In tll fNllln pwtein. TNI llf.nlrie11 Is condvcltd bf., In· Tiie tol.,,.,..lng P1r110n1 ••• dolt19 bv:sl-..,.. Id ....... Mt dl¥~1. lll!ll •S: 1""""""1•1•0111 Ole • Sltpi'tlftMcAnl· PEALS LTD .. JSm PartlflllD Or., ,_ "*lttls lft1r tl'll flr1t pv11111u11o11 lllli 11,tl _ _. '5,11 •• ., •• "" MllS/11'1 Vlei•. CA. tt•1s oftl'llllllOllCI. """"' WOlt '""' "' Ollild Milt 13, lt1S Coun!Y 0.rll of Or1noo: eo1111ty on ,,.Y PllotOt Jin•• St111lon, tsm MAit GAR ET JANE I, 1t15-Por11flmOr.,Ml»lon Vltjo, CA.92615 GRElf'INGER FQ3n Rl<llttd R1 <1y Sllnlon, 15'"2 E•Klllrl• or llw Wlllflll Plltllllhed Or•n{tl Cotst 0.lly Piiot, PDrttlll'IO Or., Mlulon Vltjo. CA. "2t7S ttlteblft M"""O.<'°*""' ..... , 11, II, 25, ll'IO'J-'· 1'15 1102.1s Ellrtbllll Brock Lewis • ...,,.,,tllo Ll•Oftlces-Mil YI Iii I'. CONllill No . .01, Putrtt \Allltrll J1lltc0 (Nie•· . ..,._.Cl'ltenM•li...,sw1• PUBLIC NOTICE lc~~ls bllMMSt Is conduc"d by 1 '91 Oftcc.ttl°"" Welt gitntr•I perlnlrthlp. illl&l ...... C.1..._..ftJtt FICTITIOUllUllNl:SS Phof!llllJ.Slll'l!Ofl .,.......: (114lDM111 NAMllTAT•MINT This stit.ment "'" Ul td wltl'I tlw MliwlltY.., lllltQtri• T1'11 lollO'll'lng person II dolno busi-County Clerk DI Or•n9' county on ~y Putllllflld Or ..... C:O.st Diiiy Piiot, t'lllStl:. 1, 1t1S. Mtyll,2S,Jvnt 1,l, 1t1S llOS-'S NEWPORT CliNTER PLAZA;lMf NlM '---------------S.n Jo.qulri Hiiis RotO, mwP51rt PublllhtdOrin,. C'o.st ~ii'""" PUBLIC NOTICE &.«11. C..Utoml• nw.o · Rlc""'rd A. Nt-11, a471 Mtrfl'G Mllr11, ll,25,1ndJunt1, 1915 1 .... JS ----------------Drift; Nt•port 8e1Cll, C..Ufomlt121WO SLP·J•t11 Tiiis bllslnt1s Is coridllcted by M In. PUBLIC NOTICE SUl'l!RIORCOUlttOl'THS dlwldUll. 1------------lfATl!Ol'CALll'OJllilllAl"O• Rlc""'rdA. Newell THICOUNTYOl'OltAlillH "''' 1\lttmtnt WIS flltd ¥111111 ltlt ,.ICTITIOUl•USINl!5S NA.Ml ITATIMl'.NT Nl.A·W• County Cltrll of0rlft!l9 CIVnlron April Thi 1111ow1no OtfloOnl wt doll'IQMI· NOTICI 01' HIA•ING 0•21,191J. Mtl; NTITIOfll PO• ""OBAT• Of' WIL •IOCAltOA.Mew•LL MAJOR MANAGEMENT COM· Alill9 N• i.ITTl•S TllTAMl:M· WOOL.llY,NIWaLL&TMATCHaR ,ANY, 11"1 8t1<h Bl'td., Hlll'IHl'lglan · TARY ............ HIMt••• 8!Ncll,C.111.ft'47 Ell•lt 1f WILLY SIEBERT, Nt"""'1 .. Hll,CA.'"6t SIClntW Wt1M,rn111 tS7D2 De-son 0.C.IMCI • .....,. ' NOTICE IS Ht:SlEBY GIV&N 11'111 Plilllllthld Or111• eo.n 0111 Pllal u ... Hlllltlnotori Bitch, Ct Ill. "1641 JENNY 5llE9Ell'r h•I ftlloll "'"In 1 Ml)'4111111,U, "'S '1502-7j e11!~4:.~stnn1 h [onclllCltd bf Ml lo\- IN'lt'llln fw Pr..,M of Wiii Md tw 11--· -" Sldnty W1twrrnt11 -•of Litten T11tamt11Qry "'llw PUBLIC NOTICE Th!1 1l1Nm1nt w11 llltd ¥111111 ti. Ollltlonlr, rlf..-tltCe 10 Whlcll ts • Ctvtlly Otrll ot OrMQt County on INy tor """"'' OWlkwlMt, end tMI l'ICTITIOUllUltMaSS 11 lt11. tl!Ntfttl.wtc1tt11Hrl1t11ltle-NAMllTATllMSNT ' ,.._ -....... J\IM 17, 1975," 9;JI .. rn. 1111 followlllf Ptf'5Dftl ••• dolfl'i)busl· P\lbllshtd 0r..,.. C..tl O.lty ,. .. • 11ttt11~roornotoeP1rtMtneN11.l1-•= ~u.1nc1J1111t1,1,1s,1t1s •1-1s .... ~. 1t 100 Clwlc Ctnlllf' DI"! M.Y. ASSOCjATES, 1SOO ~ W.1t, ill hit City ol •1n11 A.111, A• .. ~l.ColUMIM,CA.nu. PUBLIC NOTICE c.l!Nmlt. 0.Yld llltO JM .. llollfllt, 2Mf El- a....Mlyl0, lt14 ltMMt'9AYt.,ColttlNM,CA.ftli.. ""-----------WIUtAMl.lllOMN, StMity ..... f'r.-n<".llfttlllO, 1ts1 l'ICTITIOUlaUStMllS C-tyCi.r11 KlltfMtCl.,Colt.Ml ... C.HI.~ NAMl$TATaMINT IT•VINT.OllL8Jtl001 Jofln tnO ltOMlll O'Brien, 19to n. tollowlflO 1*'1111 11 t1o11191M4. f*1tNllt.,5'1.ttl LlflllOrlvl,CMttMlw,CA.92'11 lltl511: f ~Cl...,_..,... TMtllllt.IMnlscOltCl\lc1'CltlyM-TOM WILLIAMS .. ASSOC'S T .. t..... lncorl'l"llltd Mt.Oc:ltUOf'I Olfttr t111n 1 INTERIOR 0 l:S IGNERI & """-Y"": P1tt1'"9r -1ftlrthlp. DICORA'l'IO"S, IOU W.SklW! Or., PVblllhtd Ortn .. COis! 0•11Y Piiot! Sllfli.y M. Jtr•l'llo:t Sul .. 104, Ntwport Stech, Cl. ftMO • ~y14,U,l1, 1t15 • 1m-f FrencnJ1rt1tllO Fr.iicls Tllom1t ITOll'I) W'UI ...... PUBLIC NOTICE 0.¥\clN. lllwlle "10 Moth SI., LJQS, Nt•po" 8Ncll. C... JtnllN. Bourlle · JolWIS.0'8rlen 'C l'O• IA Ro .. 111 O'&r!tn SUPll•IO•COURTO ALI N Thll 1tatttNM w•s 111'<1 w!tll I"' COU",!;. ~~s~:Noa ~ 0ttt ot OrtftQll Collntr on ,..Y OJtDllt TOIHOWCAU5& •,"1J. Thi• b11MM$S Is cOf'lducltO by lfl In. l\lldl.>ll. Fr-11 Ttlom11 WllH""'I ,...,. ... .._, ••• llltd ...... ~ ol Ortn'i)I Covnly on '*' lt1S. "°" CMANOIE OP NA.Mii ..... 111 N .IOHM JOSEPH SCROl'Aflll, "'*ltfl«I Drenet Colst 0.lly Pllal. ,.._ '*'-.111¥ 111osa MARIE Fl,.NIEGAM :"':'~"'::-:"":;:'~:;·::·~··~·:":;·:":":::'~"~':·'!'e""~~"~-~°':~~ .. !:!C~M~·~· ~""='"~"~""!!! lft...,..,..,°""""of Ne,...._ VU.tncl J111tt l,I , 11, tt1S 191'N') TM .... k.uM .. 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' ' I I ' I r , I " ·' "' ' .. ,, ,,,, lj • CHEERLEADERS ADMIRE SAN CLEMENTE HOME Julle Ro se, Kathy Ke11y Like 'Winner' : Broad1noor Models I Winning Designs In Clemente Homes "The old saying that 'every-. body likes a winner' holds true at Broadmoor Homes in San Clemente where the four dis- tinctive single family home plans are enjoyed by all who visit heri?, •· s'aid Larry . Lizotte, vice president/division manager for the Tustin·based homebuilding 'firm. '. ''Local iesidents a·re· ·particularly interested in the teen~a ge decorating the m e, •featuring the San Clemente foot- ba ll team and cheerle aders ," he added. "It's a fanciful concept. created by Beverly Hornbeak of Saddle back-~ Interiors in Irvine, but any teen·age team enthusiast could easily duplicate the idea." -· The teen·age team decorating· them e is only one of many nota- ble ideas Saddlei.>ack has used at .the Broadmoor San Cleme nte ''Brigantine'' model , which features four bedrooms and tv.•o b a ths , a comfortable family. room, Ja,rge count.ry kitchen with breakfast nook, an oversized liV-· ing and dining room with sliding glass doors opening o nto the 'patio. ·The "Brigantine has 2,242 square feet , with prices ranging '..from $72 ,490 to $76,490. The home has been ca refully placed on its · pool-s ized lot to maximize poten· tial garden areas. IN ADDITION lo the "Brigan· tine," Broadmoor San Clemente includes the 2,325 square foot "Sandcastle" where both the liV· ing and family rooms have fireplaces a nd glassed views of yard areas. The dining .room in· eludes a wet bar . The kitchen has a breakras t nook which opens on- to the atrium as docs the fourth bedroom in this four·bedroom. l\\'O·bath plan.' The 2,067 square foot "Wind- jammer" features an impressive courtyard in the front yard area. Beyond the tiled entry lies a room which in tum overlooks the sunken· living room beyond. The 1 ,920 s quare fool ''Seascape" bas three bedrooms aod two baths. One of the bedrpoms converts into a den, if desired. The dining and family rooms are both situated .,_djacent to the kitchen. 'l'tte s tylish models furnished. by.Saddle back Interiors are OP,ell daily, from 10 a.m, until dusk. Take the Ave. Pico pfframpfrom · the San Diego Freeway north tO Ave. Presidio. Turn right to Calle E.mpalme and the models. ' Housing Recovery Taking Too Long? WASHINGTON (UP() -ls the depressed housing industry on the verge of a new lakeorr or will. it wallow in recession for the next se veraJ months along with the irestof the economy? · New fi gures on housing slarts and building permils in April re- Jeased by the Census Btireau in- dicate at firs t glance 1h.at the two-year home building slump may be nearing a n end. • But indus try experts, r eading between th' Jin es of the latest statistics , were h a rdly jumping for joy. ''APRIL SHOULD ha ve been· much stronger," said Michael Sumichrast, economist for · the National Association of Home. Builders, the housing industry's' Jareest trade group. "It m eans we won 't h ave much of an· economic recovery this year. Aut06" aren't doing well and now you ha ve us. Where are people going to find work?'' · Starts of new home and apart· ment units last month edged up J .6 percent to a seasonaJly ad: j usted annua l r ate of 990,000. Starts' have now been below the one million level four of the past five months and building activity is now 37 percent below a year ago. On the other ha nd, permits ·to build new houses jumped 27 per- cent in April to a n 897,000 annual rate. SUM ICHRAST called this figure "encouraging." But since it generally takes two to five months to begin construction on- ce. a permit is issued, he said, "you're falking about June until you get some activity. "That's v.·ay too late," he said. "The sales season is generally over by then. Saul Klaman of the National Association or Mutual Savings Ba nks said housing \\'ould move "gradua lly a nd g rudgingly up- ward for the balance ot the year to a rate or about 1.3 million units by December . "That's a damn Jow figure," he said. FROM Fash ion Islan d Newpo rt Beach ,, • I . ' . Every sailor's dream. Every sea lover's-paradise. 'ij>e ciated bY. ~yes accustomed to Ille workmanship of the -~most perfeCt Way to live in Southern CalifOrnii's ship's carpenter. An elegance tempere"d with the 0m.~Z pe.rfect pl,lce. On the ,w,a~r i~ Ne~port BeaclJ.. informalitr ~,waterfront. living. 6~ Lido Pa(~rjve. Your mP\lrinl;\~te,ps .from Y,olfr. ,.621'.~,JI~ 1".llrlc Drive. Thirty-six of the most desirable ·· · oor. (A slip for •V<:rY hom e.) itf!! .. ~Ji&~~·:~ ·iir•Wfnllt ,c(,rldominium homes. e~er a~ajla~le 1.n pamon, surr~al;efl~1ons of ~!")ii4HWll8 , ~ •. ~eac~. fl: rare opportunity to ~p life bY. ·•· and g~lls. Vis'!al delights that 11~1eilysle~,~ .. _ ~ _ ,~nd hve 1t the way you've always d~eaJl!ed mind Ju st as surely as the ocean ~ re~ti·YcMit··. it . ne. Joyous, free and close to the sea.set amde senses.The feeling of well-being only the sea can give. the time to see it now. You've waited long enough. ' , . I . 621 Lido Park Drive. Designed and built.for people !f.w.o, b edroom , two be·droom and den who love the sea and the things of it. Arthiteeture of cond.Qlnhlium home& from S120,000. · richly textured wood and c,opper triin whose patina Excellerit Financing-.li'A% (81> A.P.R.) can only become richer with the passage of time and . . -~ the.pallet of weatller. Interiors crafted to be appre-Telephone (71') 675.1070 . Six Twenty One L · : ... ~7:".f''.~ ~~·1 ~~·Drive ,, ·u nder Uwi 'oir«:tion of t.;. Ring Brothers pevelopmeni',Cerp. \ . ~ ~· . " •.-..i· ' \ . " -.. ~·~, Single JMr;v,ings ' • STE·R:Eo SO'U1NDS' GF-T:HE AA~Re·aR • ~ .. ~ ' I \ ! I '· ZJ .. 1 1, b l b " .. .. 'I· •• b l b " • Sunday. May 25. 1975 DAil V PILOT e· -a·v·e ome REAL EST.t.n s.ua. . TRAINIRG:'SCH<fOL~ COLLEGE STYLED CUSSES New cw•"Ei~pe;rienced! Here'fl vour chance tq bfJ<!:9m& ~high e~nlng PrOfe:ssionat. Le.,-n from 12 outsl~ 1ng lry~\l:to~s·_u~ing the roost modern equiprt:M,-l)t ,nd . techniques 1n 1ust 15 days you can conip1ete a achedule of concentrated real estate courses. If ·vou 81'8 dedicated to becoming the "best" then cau· f()f . class t!me and schedule. CALL MR. R.oRY 132-5440 ......, .... _.0c: ... v ... 'Four bedrooms. k,ing.-sized family room,'.8'98 living 'area. E«tras Include fireplace in R'WI Ster bedroom, brand spanking new drape~, coordlriated carpets, elegant wallr:>ap.er thruout. Professio"ally land·scaped. $69.500. Listed by Harold Gease. w ................ ...... Close to every convenience imaginable, community pool, sauna. and 'I': jacuzzi! Lovely residence with ~ formal difling room served by i'·:. · .. ' family kitchen w ith dishwasher. ~ Gigantic living room. brick , fireplace, private master suite. Just 6 months oldl $46.500 Listed by Gay HoUingahead. 0 ..... Ll.., .. 11 Dnper.,e! And must sell this beautiful Glenmar home. Close to parks. shopping, and schools - . n!!'f(IY paj11t.t9j nside a~ c;>LJ.I. four big l:le·drooms. se.parale family room. party-like llvlng room. Warm colors accent country kitchen. f:>lush carpets and drapes. S42,950 Ask for Madelyn Ruppert. t6Z-IJ7l ... ,.ta.t .. 1.1 ...... Do it in ·style 1n this beautllul twcrstory t.argest 101 in the whole tract guarantees yau . plenty of room. 880. two patios. absolutely huge livlng room. fireplace. separate family room. Four big bedrooms. .formal dining room se.rved by completely modern kitc hen. •85,500. Ask for Eleanor Tjossem. 540-1720 ,, . • , H.ah...,.C...1lll1ac:el ' From self-cleaning Oven 10 electric opener!· Dislincllve Madrid home ha!t" everything including Jormal dlo!nG rOom , separ.ate den. . sp8ci6\fs living room. gigantic fantJly room with fireplace. ·"~ in master. ~room. too! b :e;eoo . Listed by Betty ~~cher ' ' ''"• y·· . \. · . .' I '01"•" J! I Situated in easy-care yards fully equipped h8ater and ftlter! bet Pi zzo hie Fi,e:~ e,11trance into big living rQOm tlU s8pa(a" fam,ilY room Fo ur ~~ b9drqc;>rris Qlus. a, study, contempo · ,,, kitchen and dining area Large COYered patio. heavy Shake roof ~.250 LiSted by Thelma Read ··142·25'1 Hwy.IN• 5pKllif -SlJ,tOO Almost new carpets, coordinated drape tandscaped, lovely screened in pltto for outside living. Three big bedrooms, huge living room with • ~rick firep~ac;:e . Spanish style kitchen with dining area Ooughboy pool , too! S33.900. Listed by Edilh Warrner. · t7t·Zltt ~I_. Sa11tl 111 Hw Situated on pod! Sized lot with loads of room! Owner very anxious to sell. Secluded waJk-in entry, lush greel'ler)'. super ·· »ig !>edrooms. Huge 1i9ing room- with fireplace. comfortable dining area. "·'Built-in" kitchen with dishwaSher, lots of cabinet space. S43,000. Listed bY' Kay Williams. :<t6:&-11n , ••... a.stLoc~.,._.-S4:Z,2SO . In beautiful Huntington! Sparkling home secluded lront yard, lots ol trees! ~ Luxury living room, separate family room for jusl plain relaxing. Private master suite, three bedrooms. Natural wood cabinets in goormet ~ kitchen. listed by Barbara E)'S1er. Wahr Front ....... Situated right smack on the water. Private yacht club and view can be yours! Two exQUlsite fireplaces ·in dining and li,ving room , award winning :· kitchen, all modern appliances. ~ Four bedrooms including private masler suite. $82,600 Ask for "" Geary Thomas . .,,,.._ Gl ... C•pec:od-Redilc:H Huge Meridith four bedroom and family room plus formal dining room 'with large freestanding rec room. with wet bar a~ refrigerator. fdeal tor parties! Covered patio out back. neatly r. manicUred yards. Reduced to ~'ti $75,950. Ask for Jerry Woods. ' ' CallfonM a.d Styte Large separate family room perfect formal dining room served by ranch kitchen. three bedroom suites. Polished hardwood llOOl's. Handsome wood fencing. neatly trimmed yards. Bargain priced at $43,900. Ask !or Vonnie Fish. 19891 Lexington. Huntington Beach .............................. 544.950 962-5566 962·5566 540-1720 21391 Breton, Huntington Beach ......................•......... , . S49.500 1771 New Hampshire. Costa Mesa {Mesa Verde) ...........•........ S56,950 , ....... , ... 19792 Tri~nt, Huntington Beach ......................... , ......•. $46.500 •••• ••• 3323 Ne·vada, Costa Mesa (Mesa Verdel. ..... , ......... , ........... $61 ,800 3339 Ma,Yland. Costa ~(Mesa Verdel .... , .....•......•........ $~5.500 20832 Tiller, Huntington Beach ..................... , ..•.. ,, ... ~: .. 553,500 9865 Raritan, Fountain Valley .................................. , ... S77.990 ...,. 2847 Ch.1.b~quse, Costa Mesa (Me~ Verdel •......•..•...•.. ··~· .... SS0.000 t•4•••+Poel t997'Kornat, Costa Mesa (Mesa Verdel ' . ' 540-1720 540-1720 540-1 720 962-5566 540.-17?0 -Relocating? H ,_.,. MO'f'llMJ to .....,. crea, Tarbell con · ..,...,. for yM to f'IC.&'f'e tr.. infCM 111aHOft froM o•tr 7000 Co::a:cilin HwllOWt th USA -.cl H'f'eral fonign ~th lu thni our RELO .,..... ........ For furtherdolall• please call Mo. Reio, MEMBER (714) 8:32-5440 REL@ llS~ ..... ~ .• ,·%~~~& w.,._... R..c:h Vila Nearly new plush shag carpets, painted. Four ~b ig bedrooms, entertainers delight living room with fireplace. Chefs kitchen. wood cabinets, cozy dining area. Beautifully landscaped front and rear. $39.000. Listed by Leo Houlihan. Gia,_. leoc:h-2 Slwy In a prestige area of Huntinglon Beach! yards, beautifully landscaped. Just "' painted in new spring colOfs. Four big suites, large master bedroom. ranch kitchen with comfortable family area. huge living room. To see is to buy! S58,950 Listed by Joe G"Onsalves. A y~:~4H....'"""'°- With all those extra'.s you 've been wanting. gingerbread shu tters. rustic styling. Used brick planter in front. lushly landscaped yards and three fruil trees! Three bedrooms, separate family room. Beautiful X"' built-i ns plus dishwasher. carpets and drapes immaculate! $42.500. Ask for Joan Herman. 540-1720 \ f"hlM, PMc:h. Apricot TrHI Starlight Mesa home. Nice large yard enough to romp! Family kitchen wilh handsome ceramic tiled floor. Brand new carpets and drapes. Three bedrooms. formal dining room. Walk to schools 537,500 . Listed by Mary Jean Crawford. 540-1720 . ' ·' ... .. .. 1 &t 'I 1 ·. ·• • Servlng;7qGO _Clties J,l:lrough~ut The U.S.A • • . ' •• ""' • .. l ... -.. -'\;.. • )' ' • Alilerica's~';Lar.ge-st · Ho••-Resale Company \ • • I • DAILV PILOT t I :._ I ' : ; . Big Pl11111bi11g .Job? Celesco Industries, Inc. of Costa Mesa, last week shipped one of the world 1s largest all-liber-glass industrial air pollution control systems. The wet-scrubbing chamber. 12 feet in diameter and 66 feet long, will clean hot gases before they enter the atmosphere at Fountain Sand & Gravel Company's Pueblo, Colo., plant. Summer Jobs Few Adults and Students to Compete? ay Tft• A••.cl.t.cl "'"I Finding a summe r job ¥.'ill be tousher than ever this year for the millions or hi gh school and college students seeking extra money from vacation employment. Government and private analysts predict more than five million persons between the ages or 14 and 21 will be looking for work this summer. NQ one knows how many jobs will be available. Estimates of the situation range from "not particularly good" to "real grim . ., There are opportunities available, but many or the Jo bs have strings at· ;\ached : would-be e mployes need particular skillJ; they must be willing lo start work early; they should be re- ady lo accept low-paying positions performing manual labor. · The always-tight s ummer job market has been lurther constricted U1is year by the problems of the econom y. WGH unomployment means udult workt!rs will be competing with youngs ters for m any jobs; so will re- Ored people who need extra income. At the same time, inn auon has boost- ed the cost of education, meaning ihore students \viii be tryinl to add to college fund s . ,\nd recession has caused industry to cut back and get along with fewer employes. The New York City offi ce or the State Employme nt Service found ta1np jobs for 150 to 200 yo un11ters · 'iat year. Asked how many the agen· f)' would be able lo place th is year, a NKJkesman said : ·· J 'd hate to guess.'' The SPoke1 m an said many camps ~ave 1one out of bu1ines1 because or i.h1 recntlan, althouah he w1a unable lo alve 1pecltlc1 . He said !itudents with apeClalized experience -in the arta and crafts field or sports, tor ex- ample-Wlll ataod the best c.hance of 1eWn1 Jo11t. The Colbrado State Employment Service said the competition ror re- sort and park jobs has been ·Increas- ing for the past two years and 1975 is even worse. Recruiters who usually contact the office in February or March have not called. Resort operators don 'l know whether the tourists "'ill come this year. Many placement offi.cers are advis· ing students to settle for less than they "·ould have a re w years ago .. 'Job hunting is going to be extrem~ly dif· ficult this summer/' said Bradles Howe , director of the Harbard Stu· dent Employ ment Office. "Kld1 ar~ going to find jobs. but there's 1oln1 to .be less money and a lot fewer interest· ing opportunities .·' Ease of the Rochester, N. Y., office of the State Labor Department is more pessimistic. "It'• rotng to be pathetic for the kids this year," tic said. Figuring out how many students will not be able to find Jobs thi1 sum· mer la lmpo11ible. Anyone wh._o ts over 16. out or work and looking for a job ls counted among the nation's unemployed for the purpo1e of compuUna Labor Department 1tatl1Ucs. 111 .. e flgurn are seasonally adjusted so th&t th e large number of youn gsters entering \he work force aach 1prtn1 •nd drop· ping out 111ln In the !all won'I dlJtort the over-a ll picture. ~· ( • • • NY, AMEX, OTC Gainers and Lo-sers What's New in Stocks , Mllll L.,. C»lt Oii ltl.11,.... •u~t•" ............ ~ "· 11.t,.tt Jt.tt *9.M~H ................. 15 NY Moll Active "'" .. ,.. u. a..°" AT&T 1,111,Me ~ ..... fM't-"il •.(A car. .... , ,,._ II l'°"ttl'o """'* us, ~ --••l\\o 'hlllc:e 1-c •11 14\'i I~ Miii-i.. G111t1 ••°""" m !'I'll lM't ~+O\. c-.t9I Oii 121, --"' w.i.-1"" --!iii:. 0\11 ,.. 11 -.... ..... .... 41 .-. 11111'11 Wot -. .. ..... . ...... *"' .,,.,_.,., American Mosl Active ACQUISITIOWSL. MllUlllS iUIO •llllJMlNAl l NIEtoTIATIONi Outlet Cl • W L W ( TV Pl\lla ~ • K•r Ollffllcl So.1PP1 $ 0 s Colli0lld11te • Aflll .... [l«lrtriu. Sle<llll!I PrKi'loto • (Ir P1rb Irie: Un•~•• Corl -Ttt1;k PhOIO Int laTllA •tYlflND& Cit• -k l'rftto .... .., 6JC OIYI OIMDS Davis-Bacon Act Obsolete? WASHINGTON CUP]) -Congress is being asked to,repeal as cOIUy and obsolete the 44-year· old Davis-Bacon Act, whiCh requires conttruc~ ti on ·Craftsmen on federally financed' work be paid no less than pre· vailing local wages. Armand J . ThieboltJr. of the Wharton {Busi· ness) School of the ·University of Pen ~ nsylvania, studying im· pact of the law, con- :cluded it triggers higher wageS and adds costs to everything done under it. "A very conservative estimate would be $250 million to $500 million per year in administra· tion and excess construc- tion costs over what a Cree market WoUld pro- vide," Thiebolt said. The woul'd-be re- peaters, however. think it unlikely they even will get a hearing because or· ganized labor will kick up a· fuss to preser ve lhis speci al interest legisla· lion. Bankrupts Sen . Paul J . Fannin <R·Ari z.), chief propo- nent of repeal legisla· tion, asiessed his chances blllntly ,on a re- cent panel on mutual radio's "What's the Ii· sue?''program. HE IS up against "the strength• tHat the unions have in the Congress. They (labor >, of course, as we all know, s upply tremendous funds to the members of Congress in their campaJens, and build up a following that's jus t unbelieva - bl~." Fannin's frontal al· tack1 is given l ittle chance, but Richard O'Brecht of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said there iS hope for a successful holding ac- tion. In 1931, t\Demployed construction cre~rtsmefl were accepting wates as low as 25 cents a_nd 30 cents an hour just \o eke out a living. It was the old law of supply al)d de· mand. '(he supply of .labor was plenU!ul' in the . Depression (!o the price for It was cheap. The Davis-Bacon Act then worked to keep con- tractors from undermin- ing local wages a nd local companies. AVOCADO SIMIMAR ,. _,__ . 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HawH forS-. 1H111nFor~ •"' j IE • , • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -··~··~··~·~·~-~·~·~··~··.••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••-•••t••••• Go1M l'fll 1002 Ge.er.. 1002 G......a · 1002 " t-OL4j;{ifW,jy'BAt;;vsun . HOUDA Y WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE ... :::~~:::·:· ................................................ . 'fhis 3 bdrm., 3 bath +'wet bar + .ep HOUSE HUNTING a 11 or1H SAT /SUH 1-5 ' maid's or guest quarters, is situated OrlH DAILY 12 lo 5 rM _H• 2851 la,,.,,.,. Dr, WI.SI.LY '.'; In front Of the finest J>Ubllc bay bea~h 9$6 i,..liot Lo, Coofo Mffo pen Ou.6'1~ TOP LOCATIO~ . new overlooking Lido lile + a terrlrt~ {Paularlijo to Hayes to Lanslna) '"'"'"'· d"pes: rn••hty · night lights view. Remodel~ •----1' •• •sHID • painled ; huge living rm., TAYLOR CO. l{l-~J\l ."J'C )}{S '-.J ill t· \!j·ll) .,,. "' nm. · -SI.GOO. Owner must SUNDAY 1 TO 5 2 bdrms 2 o ••·· 1 decorated rrom top to bottom sell t his weeke nd. ·A ·truly fine 4BR a<ea. ,:j>,,:"b:.!,~'. Exclusive liatjng.; principals onlyj. -2ba home. Lots of-privacy. Fireplc. in BALBOA ISLAND fiS,>00 please. A bu>: at $1B1,500. lrg. living rm, g las. doors lead to 25 11 Visl<IDri •e kl" f f I C d LO'fS OF CllARM • al-JEff BRIERY, REALTOR spar mg re•· orm poo · rpts. fPS ·2 307 OHYX trnctivety decor"'cd 2 ca; gar. Nliar sews. & sho~ ... NOW bd , b 1 1602 New-...-llv4. Ne~rt lemch I "" A home with · charm & e legance ; rm.. at 1 + gue::1t 675-9111 ,..... ' 24 "" SIRVICE on y $47,950 ... WOW! Call 640-6600 rm. & buth uver gar•ge _ describes this beautiful 4 bdrm., 3 + ~~ bath in &arage. bath residen ce, set on l lh lot s . Beautiful new kitchen HUHTIHGTOH BEACH BEAUTY As sume 6 1Yu loun on this lovely Suburbia Pk. home w/4 BR. FR &· formal dining. Beaut. ldscp, BBQ, A /C workshop. Perrection thruout. $59,500 10101 THESEUS SUN 1·5 •... , .. 1002 orEN S.4 T-MOH. 12 to s PM 1324 Ototrl0J90r Dr., Cotta Meta llST IUY LHlr 41R 2....-chililren 's Play room. Family room opening to ~re llis_ed pa t ios, swim. pool, + Jacuzzi. Del uxe crpts /drps; tras h compactor, se1£-clean'g ovens. . Upgraded t hru out. Garage door Located near bay & village. Offered at with ~i.shv.:sh~ .. & trash LIHDA ISLE -HE.W-LUIURJOU S -$142,500--COmpou:t.o&;...diiuny..oacea1 ---· · --- IRRORS: Adverff11n ·~···•••••••••••••••••• '"°"'d checit _. FHA RIPO dolly and ,._. $34, 900 ror1 l"""•dlahly. Take ad\lanlage, his loss DAILY PILOT as yout gain on this a bdrm, Hablllty for the first i. 2 bath home! $17~ total I • i~ down! Walk to beach, correc 1nsert-.onty. schools, and shopping! .--------•I Priced below market! Offered for \lery limited time. Don"'l wait for this ••••••••••••••••••••••• opportunity-it 's-knock- Houses for Sale ing. C11ll for quick appt ! G uual I 002 847-6010. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPf"N IJ.L 9 •11SfUNr011fNl(f'. BIG BEAUTIFUL $42,500 Sharp as a pin.\ Enlarged li\llng room + dining area, seats 12 + 17x20 riesta r oom. Crackling fi replace. Very gracious li\ling !or just $4,2SO down. Call 646-7171. Ol'fN lit 9 • Ir S IUN 106( NICr! ---.., ;.;,3 .{ -----.,, THE REAL , ESTATERS i ---- PRICE SLASHED $55.900. Largest yard in Mesa Verde North. Room for pool, garden, or paddle tennis court. Premium grade wall, floor and window coveri ngs. Natu r a l wood grain opener. s prinklers, NO maintenance. $U9,950. FEE. Call 640.6600 JUST LISTED -Magnificent 3 BR/Mas ter. suite & private bath. Separate children's wing; family rm, rorm.al dining. Lush gardens enhance covered patio. $47,900. Call 640.6600 359San.Miguel Dr., Newport Cente( , 122 OHYX Here is a unique 3 bdrm. home featuring beamed ceiling living rm. & lovely remodeled kitchen plus 2 bdrm . a pt . with roof deck. orfering fabulous views. Offered at $133,000 212 AGATE This 2 -s tor y 4 bdrm. hon1e is absolutely immaculate thr uout & includes a ramiJy rm. & patio plus a 2 bdrm. a pt. in rear· ror income. Prlce reduced to $139,500. 201 HORTH BAYFROHT An extra large corner bayrront lot with fabu lous swimming beach in front, is the setting for this marvelous 3 bdr m ., 2'h bath home plus 2 bdrm. home in rear , with great bay view. . orrered at $230,000 210 l'EARL t11·········•'., ::-~ ·~ ::;::: ..• , .. ;-,~ THE REAL I ESTATE_R~ 1002G•••• 1 , kitchen cabinets,, huge ~ I OOZ PE.,INS•• • ma!iter suite with walk· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••··~····~··••••••••• 2-Story 3 bdrm:, 2 bath home built around lar ge side patio, per[ect for entertaining. Cozy 1-bdrm. apt. with beamed ceilings plus guest r m . & bath. Attractively priced at $129,000 . " ..,...,.., in closet and private -----------------• POIMT garden atrium. 962-7788 NEWPORT ,Q,, K€Y BEACH GEJi P.€ALTOP.S!ii .. SURF-BAY LACUESTA Bes( buy on the point! Spacious four bedroom, 2 BY THE SEA story beach home. Two NO DOWN fireplaces. ~ sq. ft. YOUR opportunity! 2100 e~cl~ed lanai,. gour~et sq. ft. of ocean-cooled kitchen. Sweeping stairs gra rrd e ur with NO to. secluded mast.er suite o ow N p A y MEN T . · w1~h parents retreat and Four jumbo bedrooms. private s undt:ck. Best Most prestigious & de- • ~ewport loc<1.l10t1. ~ sired <1.rca . 1-ln;t to call down.Call 963-bl67. g~t s thi s TH.Eft1EN- oPtNr111J•11s1v11rot.1i.-c1• DOUS BAllGAIN. Call ;r6 f &42·2535. ,:;g;1 THE REAL ' ESTATERS . ~ &.st J3!f 644-1133" real!'" ANYTIME ILUFFS SPECIALISTS FOR I 0 YEARS BEST IN BLUFFS SUPER VIEW! 3 Bdrms., 2 112 bath end unit; loads of custom features. Like new!. Must see! 2938 Pe rla. Open Sun. 1 til dusk . WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE 229 Marine, Balboa lsi..I 675-3331 Sef:R4U~-LGt.trs· That Intriguing W ord Game with a Chuc!.fe l<I~ ~ CU.Y l. P0UAH o •earra110• lh• 6 xra ... br.d word& below ta rnoke 6 limpl• wotd1. Pti11r lene11 of eoc.h In irs 11,,. of l<I...,, ... • r Everything, incl. land ; $94 ,500 I KN I P AN IUUTIFULLY CUSTOMIZED 1-~l-,,l'r,..I ~1~1 -j 4 Bdrms., 3 baths; like new. House I e A D s u E «L . ,m s park les! 2912 Quedada. Open Sun. I "'~I ~l~lr--.lc...,.l 'r-1 wet bar; new roof, elcc. Perrect design ! Elegant carpeting, garage opeore A AtUST drapes & w allpapers, Italian marble, ~~CE·11 pool & jacuzzi. 5 BR, FR. rorm. DR, THOMAS billiard rm, 5\', ba. Pier /slip. $395,000 REAL TOR 76 LINDA ISLE DR. SAT /SUN 1·5 224 W . Coast l·lwy. N'pt. Beach 548-5527 Eves: 545-:5643 SAVE YOURMOHEY GROW YOUR OWH Some bearing rru.it and vcgcta blc garden on a large 6I'x l 3S" lot. Ne"·ly painted three BR home \l.'lth two baths, fine carpets and drapes, new kitchen cabinets and dis· hw asher. Double garage with new seven foot door for trailer. A BARGAIN$35.950 PHOHE 548-3404 ™ HORSE RANCH 112 Ac.-4 IR. Just $34,750. Cus tom 8 yr. old home, central air-conditioning, all built-in kitchen, 2 ba . 'h Ac. & needs painting & carpeting. Potential $5.000. resale prorit. CALLBKR. 17141963-4543 Hardwood Roon DUPLEX 2 Li.1.rg e bedr 1n ~ w /wardrobe clos e.t s . Bllns. Living rm w/fpl e. Single c ar g arages . Patjos. In good area. Call anyli.,. 64G-3928;E\les:64Z-1447 _ llG CYH "DEAUVILLE" -VIEW NEW fa ntastic 4 BR model w /bon us rm. 2-Story entry hall. lge DI~. wet bar. Rm for pool. $139,500 2 R UE CHAMON!X SAT/SUN 1·5 C.D.M. LUXURY DUl'LEX -$1 45,000 Real pride of ownership in quality built 2-stor y . A lovely home plus inc. 3 BR, den, 2 baths, frpl, each COSTA MESA -$34,950 Have C.R.V. 3 BR & FR near·Harbor Blvd. Ideal location for [uture income. GOLF COURSE LOT -$35,000 Outstanding vu or gotr course at El Niguel C.C., Laguna Niguel. 2 I r I Son J,,...... Hifts Rood NEWPORT CENTER. H.B. 644-4910 1002G-.al 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BALBOA PENINSULA !''>J ew custom 2 strn y home 4 bed,oom. 4 Both & Golle<y Pier for yacht lo 60 ft 7 story 2 fireplaces, wetbar Ultra modern kitchen 8c:Jut1tul v • .-w ofNewporr 6".Jv Fc t' l Jn<1 5279.000 OPEH HOUSE THIS WEEKEND 1200 EAST BALBOA BLVD., -t il dusk . $82,500 '-· ~· ~· ::;::· ~· :;::· ~ CATALIHAVIEW--FREE-STAHDIMGCOHDO ,. FE B L A L Fro'!' this elegant & 3 Bdrms., 21-> b aths; wrap·around r...,,,,,..,.,-.,~,..c:,j,_, 675-8120 . < spacious 4 bdrm, a bath -t • "th t h Lo d . r - . ·~~~~~~~~~,.......-· -·----------' Lachenmyer Realtor UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES. Could be J,4 ,5,6 or even 7 Bedroom s. Bri ck fireplace, game &family room, heated pool, near b e a e b .. Ca I l "'"K.&.Y REALTORS, 962-)"$8 ·; LARGE fami ly home w ith pa lO Wl cus om over a ng. as o Overheard: "My five4 1: ~~~ separate family room & 'extras ! $75,500. f H y F 1 L S 1 Y••,~ld ••• •Ito• ,..·,ng .543 950 ••••.. 1002 t'ieweu.a 1-00 dining. The beautiful LIA.SES ALSO AVAILAILE ..... .....,,, • • •••••.••••••••••••••••• ····-···············r . tree• &.g reenery con· $375T0$700MONTHLY I r I lheN•vy'sadfa<frogm•n NEWPORT L"d 11 PERHCT ·. trast nicely With the - -. ftainees, asked, 'Daddy, .. HEIGHTS I o· s e ' FAMILY HOME Irvine Terrace~ A great family home with four bedrooms, s parkling pool, and badminton c:ourt. You own the land. A real pleasure to show. Call 673-8550 for appoint· ment. Priced at ~.500. OPfN ,Ii 9 • l/"S /UN 10 8( NIC t ' ----- h d h · f ror owner /occup•nt. lhick shake rod, giving a I I ow o t ey train rog-8 d N B ~ r I. his P 0 l DEW men? Do th 1 rt 1 . YEP,S4J,950isfullpric1:. ran ew cac cozy ee ing to l ex-ey s a rain-3 BedrOOl!lS. beamed A custom home whieh Duplexes, wilh 3 BR. cellcnl f11mily home on CieMr.. 1002 G........ 1002 r I' I I I ing tli,~.'!1 when they are ceilings. fireplace. It re-truly r e fl e els the Ba Uni ts each. Ample quiet cul-de-sac street. · · · -· r · · age & 1, rko·ng wo·1• -Walker & lee ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I · s lt ally is sharp. Sec it, you e pitom e o gracious gar a . n $77 ,900. Call 646· 7711. I H A T A M 5 will be glad. Bul you bet-Island living. Beautiful 1st owner depreciation. Open Eves. NEWPORT HEIGHTS BIGCAMYOt4-DOVER j j' j j j 0 ~~~1~:1~,,:":i~~'il~ t e r be quick . Ca ll p~tio,forma l ~ini~g,lov-iSS.000. ea. Call ti44-72J) Huge li\ling room witlt Luxury 2 Br. & Den.' _ . . . _ _ . J'OI' d .... elop "-"'•P No. 3 below. 646_7l7I . e y master swtc own, 2 Agent ___ _ open beamed ceilings, Ocean & Catalina view. •---·.... oPfN 111q .11 s fUN 1o ~t Nl(1 • bedrooms up. 3 Car gar. Heal !state THE REAL ESTATERS , -------' I ETTER THAHHEW MILLIONS VIEW Absolutely most s tun- ning view of }larbor en- trance a n d ocean. Recently remodeled and redec.orated. 'fop loca- tion in Old 03rona del [I.ta r. Richly paneled Ii\/· ing room and formal din- ing room and beautiful ga rd~n kitchen. Call 673·~· ~~f'*~~·~ ~~~;;r.~tf.:~p~~f :~~~~~::~:.r r r r r r r r : r1a 1m~1t1 ::~~~T=~-5 '~Y.~r~~~·~~:~ RE•LTORS ·11Le n L . n_ ( nr. So. Cs t. Plaza. ..._ 644-5467· Wi ase. SCR.4.MLETS.._wers ilc ClcnsificatioCI IOIO Sell idle items 642-5678 pritting:um ~.3 t9 Ownr/Agt . 751-5516 · ,1 GeMrat I 0021 GeMral 1002" G1Mral 1002 GeMr.. I 002 G11teral I 002' 3.136:Vi':C'i~ 675-0123 Ge•ral I 002 ,, USE VA MESA VERDE HUGE POOL No money down plus elegance of wrought iron fe nced y<:1rd with gas lighting, formal entry hall. True tri-level over- looks sunswept patio, 9' deep pool. high di\ling board. WillgoVA atonly $79,950. Call 646-7171 . OPEN Ill 9 •II S FUN T06f NI({•' O#'fN U( 9 •I/ S fl/N TO fif Nl(f • THE REAL: ESTATERSJ ;~~;:;;:;;;;;:;;;;~ MUSTSEE Per:.bapa the m ost charming upgraded, 4 br home in Mesa Woods. ELEGANT EASTSIDE Located on beautiful cul · de-sac street is " this a Bedroom. 2 bath Dike & Colgrove built home. Ex- pressly shown for t he parlicuJ ar buyer al lhii low price or just $59,500 ~~ .. ANYTIME . Master br & II\/ nn over· look l o\l"ely atrium w /plush gteeoery & rifle lighting. Take ad\lanl8ge of sellers ·•greenthum~·· as yo u enjoy outdiior patio Hv.,lng surrounded by lav i s h gar dens . Priped only 562,000. COHDO Hard Lo find 4 bedroom, 1 1~ yr new. Call for info about added features. Won't last at $36,000. ~UPE RB f--fOMES M41 C:.mpus f'! a M~·M55 CASA CHAMDI MAGHIACENr VILLA PACIRC ASSUME $31.500 BEACH SURROUHDIH&S 1-'ormal entry lo spec-OM THE WEDGE tacular li\ling and formal Short walk to the surf dillJng rooms. Crackling rrom "The Wedge". Ex- brick fi re place. Separat tra large corner: lot. Near family room. Det1 with to bike tra il . Secluded en· wet bar & guest bath. try. Sunken parlor. Huge Sweeping ala.in to two .rumpus room wlt_h wet enormous master su:ltes bar. Giant. g1rden each with lt.lownpri\late kitchen. P'ortnal dining b ath s. Private r ea r room. Kin i• master grounds. Owner says euite. Mammadl ·party H E L P l C a 11 n o w rc)()m, Separale1 WJl\I to 963-6787, family bedrooms. Room .O'fN r11 0°1TstUNroliH<"r• ror boat -& ca mper . Owner must'IO-take ail· vantage. Call 842-2535. ~ ' THE REAL E~TATERS , HOTI . Ol'fN nt ••II J fUH 10 !W'.llfl!'f\ ~THE RLH ~ ESTATJ:RS -------how Dally Pi lot Clll$$· lfied ads display ·lbej~ m-•4•• wilh ltCll>Ultf Ha lb-)l>u 'l!Olt 1nd Impact? Ou.ridl. wt to tellf c~mftl!d .. do •re proud '° ..,, re.Uy tt ·~ti -Call Now1· &el re1ull1. Pbooe _ - "2.$118. --··· , . ' ,, ••••••...•...........••.........•.••.••.................•.•.•••.•........................... •········••············ ······················~. ,., .·.··•· . -~ . '····· .. . . . . -' . , ....... WIUOWS 3 BR, 2 BA ..........•........... $41,500 aAcqun a.w 4 BR, 2 BA .. _ ................ S59,900 YILU.ca.11 2 BR. 2 BA ............ _ ......... S46.500 3 BR, 21h BA +FAM ...... .' ....... S55,SOO 3 BR, 2\11 BA+ FAM ....•.......•• S54.•00 3 BR, 2YJ BA+ FAM ..•. , .... , •.•• $55,900 .4 BR. 2Yz BA+ FAM ...•.•••...... S56,500 ... BR, 21h BA +FA M ... ." ..•....•.. $S3,900 ¥ILL.AM I 3 BR, 2Yi BA. FAM, VIEW , ••••••• $78.500 vau.t.•• 3 BR 2 BA ••...••......••• ,,, ••• $58,500 3 BR'.2YI BA,FAM •...•••••••••• 181,500 3 BR, 2YI B~. FAM .• , ••..••..... S87,500 CHAMCB.LOI 3 BR.. 2 BA ...................... $55.500 3 BR, 2 BA+ FAM ........•....... $59,900 .. BR. 2Yl BA+FAM _ .....•.....•. $65.900 5 BR. 2Yl BA+FAM .• , •...•...... $62.900 •AIHMHOMIS 3 BR, 2 BA ......•.•••••.••....... S57,500 3 BR, 2Yt BA •••.........•.•••••• $52,000 ..... 3 SR, 2 BA, FAM •••••••••••••••• $60,900 CUl.Y•.U 3 BR, 2 BA • , •• , •• , • , •••••••••••• $44,.000 I . '11111\llOCI..,._ 3 BR,2BA+FAM .......... 1811,900FEE '11111\1 llCICI 4 BR, 2 BA. FAM .. , .......•..... 1114.900 4 Bit 2 BA FAM + JACUZZI •.•••. $08,900 ,. ,, __ .. ... L l oy - H.UIOI VIEW HOMES 2 BR, 2 BA+OEN ................ S70,000 .. BR. 2 BA, FAM+VIEW ........ 1103.000 4 BA, 2\11 BA. FAM ........... , .. Sl 10.000 WINNER'S CIRCLE M•d1l 111 c..- T 7.:.~ TUrnaoc1 TRUCE .. BR, 2\lz BA+ FAM •• , •.....•.. $11 5.000 4 BR. 2¥.i BA+FAM ............ S139,500 THllUffS 3 BR. 2Y.i BA:+FAM+V1EW ...... S85,900 IATCUST 4 BR. 311\ BA +FAM ............ $109,000 WALHUT lfi)UAll 3 BR. 2 BA ••••...•..•....•••.• , • $31.500 3 BR,2 BA ...................... $32,950 ·•lllM'nll HOMIS 3 BR. 2 BA ........ , •.•••••••...••. S57,000 3 BR. 2 BA ..•..•••••.•..••...•••• S53.950 ~\SOI(~ REALTORS j , RENTALS VILUGll .. BR, 2\1:11 BA, FAM .................. S4 50. VILUGEll 2 BR, 1 BA ........................ $310. 2BR.2 BA ................... , ..•. $325. Ylll.AGI ID J BR.2BA •....•.•••.••...•.....•. s•2s. GAIDIM..,.._S 3BR.2 BA ·············-··-·····•·S385. 3 BR, 2 BA •••.••....•...........•. S..00. DlllFllLD 3 BR. 2Y.z BA ••. : .•••................ $400. TUITI.HOCK IM'LIXES 3BR.2 BA ...............•....•••• $425. W ALM UT S9'1.Uf .,... 2 BR, OEN , 2 BA .......... . S275, THITUIACE 2 BR, 2 BA 2 BR, 2 BA ••. $350. .......... ,,., ......... S360. TUITUIOCI: 4 BR. 21h BA, FAM •........•..••• ,S525 • 4 BR, 2Y.t BA, FAM & BONUS •••••. S525. • Phone 833-8600 CAMruS YAWY CINTa 4523C 1 4 I ~ in-.c•,.•92464 ,I ·~- .. _ ...... •• I , .. • • . . ., ,, FwW. jHouwt Fw w. __ ,..... IH••n..,.Wo _ . ..,... ,,._ ... ,...,. ....................... ········•···••···••·••· ........•. , ........................................................................... ., ... . G1111rtl ' IOll 91a11el IOU .,.,,.. ~ lfflt'la ,.. IOO.I l1a1r.. 11ff21•••r.. 1001 ..... DAtL V PILOT Su nday, May 25, 1975 ~~':.~.~ ....... 1~:::.~.~ ....... ~.'!'!';.5:!! .•..•.. G-.1 1001 G..,... 100 G_. 1002 ........... ............ •...... .. ..........•.... ' .. , ............•.•.•...•• ::.,..... ............... . ............................................ . VAL~EY .REALTY PRESllHTS PREFiRRID HOMES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ RAHCH ESTATE LIDO ISi.i .COIOMA -Mil WATERFRONT wlltl pill' ...i sip ,OFFER YOUR TRADI ... for a huge two-story 4 BR & den , J BA, with formal dininl(, 2 frplc 's., 3 car gar and Extra Parkmg. $145,000 We .... som• nice 2 M 3 IR Summrr ltftltlls 1ffl avallabl•. JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 2919 N•wport Bl•d. com•r 30th' . 41R·ZSTY IEACH .ASSUME $33,000 Com m anding corner location. Secluded en- trance. Large family size living room wilh massive stone rireplace, form8.I banquet sized dining room. H uge country :;tyJed kitchen. Separate wing for hideaway n1aster su.lte. Sweeping stairs to c hildrens & guest quarters. Seller mot ivated. Take over 1% V ,\loan. NO·NEW WAN 115 Viti Lido S.-dp.. w S-1.5 Waterfront 4 BR .. s ba., rumpus rm. Pier &\float, sandy beach. $295,000 120 Via Wnlen Opoft Sal S.... 1.5 Spacious 4 BR., family rm., din. rm. On 52 ft. Sunny priv. patio. $179,000 Beaut. 6 BR. S Ba, or 4 BR, 4 Ba, with 2 BR, 1 bath apl. Sandy beach courtyard, s hore mooring. $295,000 ' Wahrfrantl.oh 40X90 ft. $250,000 40X90 ft. $285 ,000 Rustic horn·e. \YI~ 2 bdrma., 2 baths, on R-2 lot. Offe~oo at $85,9!!0. IAYCllST Newport Beach, e11qlu1ive area. Beautifully decorated. With papen & paint;~' bdrms., dlnln1 r111 .. recreation room. Ready to go at $73:900 FllHCH c:ltA 'llAU High on the'hills ol Corona del Mar; cus tom created ; $250,000. UNIVllllTY PAIK •-!!!=~-!!!!!!=~-!!!!!!=~-!!!-~-!!!-~-!!!-~-!!!-~-!!-~~-!!:-~-!!-~~-!!-~I cos·rs! $29Sl mo. P\IYS ;ill . First to call i:ets this Bill GRUNDY, REALTOR J.\1 H.,y\rdt LJ, ,. N !' t-.75 titb l Single level 3-bdrm., atrtu • air-conditioneJI, custom created at $.51,500 GIMnll 1002 G...,.al 1002 BAR(}AIN.003-711111. •••••••••••••·•••••••••• ''''''''''''''''''''·''' .• oPfN11!9•1l'S lr.JN10 11(Mtf<' IAYFROHT LITTLE ISLAND Balboa Island, 4 bd1·m. home + ineoroe; private pier & l'loat. Quiet loca- t ion . Just recently re- modeled W1lh Ja r gt", wor kable. immacul<.ite kitchen . :i 11~ Baths, 2 t ubs, 4 ShO\\'Cl'S. Will COO· sider trading down for sin gle s tory qua lity, night & day \'iey,· home, or viC\V lot. ~IJ.l)IJIJ • Clear. 315 lt.fAR INE AVE. BALBOA ISL1\ND * 673·6900 * OPEN SAT /SUN 1 ·S 3 32 Catalina $89,500! Dutch Colonial. Lge. 5 BR, 3 ba. + din. rm. 2015 Catalina $89,500! llaycrest steal! 4 BR., 3 ba .. + fa.mily + formal din. rm. CALL 675-7060 OPEN SAT /SUN l·S NEWPORT BEACl-1 Luxury bayrront. Lgc. 2 BR. apt. 611 Lido Park Dr., Apt. 3A J-lUN'l'. BEACH 3 BR, lge. bonus rm. $57,500. CALL SS&-8800 Balboa lay Prop. ----, ~·"'.u~t THE REAL 1·%.'d £STATERS --- OCEANSIDE CONDO "OCEANA SOUTH .. Ad ult Community (Over 40) 2BR-2BA. CHOICE one story end unit, overlook· ing golf course with glimpse of ocean. Patio. Enclosed garJige. Clos to clubhouse, pool . jacuzzi. Short walk t bus line. Nr. larg Car l sba d s hoppin center. 3 mi. toocean.111· n ess forces sale by owner. Shown by app't . 548·3036 or 433·38S5 VA MO DOWN LIKE A MODEL Gooor,. lff2.Goooral 1002 ···~··················· ···········•·····•····· BEST IN BLUFFS E.PU.N 4 IR.. -VIEW ENO UNIT. Ever-so-rare, big E-plan, w /4 bdrms., fam. rm., form. din., 21}.i ba. 3 Year old. Lovely view. 2300 Sq. ft. T astefully upgraded. Courtyard entry. Lge. priv. patio. Exclusive new listing at only $93,500. OPEN 1·5 440 VISTA PARADA HELEN B. DOWD REAi.TOR, INC. MLS 644-0134 1973 Top Llshr r. Top S._ · 1974-Up I Newport-Mesa 8ocrd af Re-alton EMHALll IAY A r eal honeymoon cottage with 2 bdrms., tr:ee covered yard, a real buy at $89,500. ( [Ufi~IN-Mf\flTIN 1.Hl) '--·REAL TOR,S---' 644-7662 °CORONAD'"'AR 1002 ....... lff2 •••••1•·············~·' ••••••••••••••••••...•. < CUSTOM BUILT SUPER SHARl't OCEAN VIEW HOMES Just listed. 3 br, & fam. . Localed In · rm, upgraded&:tastetuJ. MANHATTAN BEACH ly decor'd. lhruout. New 3000 sq. n. with all the D/W &. no-wax fir. in amenities " Pri c~a kitch. area. Assume lo ..,!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!!!I $150,000 to $180.000. For int, VA loan. $235. pays HEAR BEACH 1 information call: all. Only $43,900. Finest beach area. Truly GeMral I 002 GeMral I 002 WllllCllll W"-Anoe DAV ID B 0 UR K E executive neighlxtrhood. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 13/S45~ RLTR. Sell things ra st with Daily ..... ~~~R~•~allors~~~~ I Pilot Want Ads. t~ Gg Id ..... ----------546-9950 or eous an scap1ng. ~... -· Elegantentryway. l<\illy IJ, IJ, Bt• Ca Gl"'ll'.. lff2·•••r.. "IOOZ G .... al I 002 G ... ral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• upgraded interior. f tll Coldwell Banker H f -.1 0l '-TllH l""ll'IHA<.( LOM PA!\jV ' I CAMEO HIGHLANDS SHOWPLACE La r ge, private, quie t location Bea ut iful grouncls. 3 bedrooms. c~~vert i b l e d en. large formai d1n1~g ~oom . Spotless condition. Don t miss this. $95,950. · BLUFFS "Z" WITH BONUS This is the largest model ever and the bonus r oom is fini shed ! There are upgraded features throughout and the decor is move·i11 perfect . $85,900. ON THE BEACH FOR $139,SOO Deli ghtful 3 bedroom -3 bath home plus den on the EAST OCEAN FRONT PENINSULA. Spectacular Catalina & Palos Verdes \·iew on clear d ay + never ending ocean view. A CAREFUL BUYER'S DREAM Turtlerock Broadmoor Plan tt l with 3 bedroorr1s, family room, dining room . Close lo park and V2 a block to tennis and pool. All this and more for only $64 ,000. PASTORAL YIEW ON INLET ISLE Relax in this lovely 4 bedroom family room home in Harbor Vie~ Hills. 2 fireplaces, beamed ceilings, enclosed covered e ntry. L ar ge secluded yard. $99,500. ONE OF THE TWB.VE That is right! Only twelve FOUR BEDROOM . 2'h bath P ortofino mode ls bt1ilt in Ha rbor' Vi ew Homes. Priced for tcx:lays market <1l $89,500 fee. · CHOICE HOME - CHOICE LOCATION Deli ghtful Deane two bedroom , two bath plus den condominium in Big Canyon. Exquisitely decorated & landscaped. Many custom features. Perfect for a small er family of a ny age. $128,500. A HOME IN THE PARK! Beautifull y tl eco rated a n d l a nd scaped Oxford mod e l l 0\\1 nh ou s e <>n the P ar k in Univers ity Park . 1'his great 3 bedroom horn e h as a dini11g room and a bonu!') room. SfYl,950 PRIME VIEW -LINDA ISLE Professionally decorated 5 bedroom waterfront home. Dra matic e ntry from beautifull y l andsca p ed courtyard. Bayside t errace w /view of Pavilion & turning basin. Pier & slip for 2 boa ts. $385,000. HOUSE WITH GUEST QUARTERS Bright, clean. fresh 1-larbor View home with separate guest <1uartcrs. 3 bedrooms , 2 1 ~ bath::; in mc.iin hottsc. Den . betlroon1 & l)ath in guest house. S99,500. IEAUTIFUL CUSTOM HOME On Somerset Lan e. 3 l a r ge bedrooms, each 'v /own bath. Dining room w /wet bar. 3 car garage. Age 21h yrs. Extra large lot, 011 quiet s treet. $125,000. THE MOST UNUSUAL Coron a d e l Mar l1om e now available. Over 11~ acre -huge trees, ocean & bay view . Private be ach. 5 bedrooms. 7 baths, pool. Take advantage of this at !'249 ,500. NEWl'ORT BEACH 644-1766 LAG.UNA IEACH 494-074' A COLDWELL IAHl<ER CO. Gourmet k itche n . l!:J UU £Q. nUOR •••:•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• i''ormal dine. Fiimily II -if II ' sized bedrooms. is·x40· By Owner SllS 500 . ~·::;·';..~:,~~· s"u':~~~~ New 3 beilrm, 2 bath Condo., Many macnabl/ Irvine down .buys this! ! Take r88 tn advanta~e. call842·253.5. upgrades, including Air condition-~ OPEN1•19 ·11-s nmrostNl(f• • ing, builtin wardrobes, Corning --""-----------tRJl1ift!l\I ~~~~:1e:s~ ~oof.~z~~:.ai~~ o~ ac:~ -de-sac. Vi ev.-#12 Rue Chateau Roya l. BY OWNER, 48R, fam lush.es1: 642·0833 Residence: 640-8022 rm, 2ba, nr. So. Coast ~ Plaza. Purchased new G.-ral 1002 G I 1002 h o~e. mus t sel l .••••••••••••••••••••••• •• ~~~~•••••••••••••••• Consider all offers. C714 ) 557·459 1 art Spm wkdays: l--------1---------1 -=•c.:ll:::d•ocY.:=S:::al::.:iS=":::"·---1 TOWN HOUSE HIGH OH A HILL UH RESTRICTED VIEW Spiral staircase. Vaulted ceilings. Huge maS1.er suite. Country kitcher). Wet bar. Low main· t ena n ce l and s ca p · $26,000 · ing.Pool·jacuzzi. A real dream at only $46,500. Call 842·253S. Assu me high FHA loan balance on charming 3 bed rm, 11h ' ba patio home. Close lo beach, schools & shopping. Use or pool and teM.is courts. 19930 Bushard, of[ Adams, Huntington Beach. Open !\fonday 1·5. M•wpori leach Open Daily l·S 2540 Vista lava Custom home with ~cavy beam ceilings in area or beautiful homes. 3 BR chuge master), 2 bath. Living +family. Formal dine. Patio. Lots of room for enttrtaining around pool PLUS 3 room, 400 sq. ft., detached studio building. Ol'fN 11( 9 . ,, s IUN roaFNttr• ·, 646-3928. eves64&-4543 ~iflllfllilill Lachenmyer Re<1l to r PRICED TO saL l:~§==~~§~;I ~~~~~;:~;;; EXC lT J NG B EACl-1 · ·------NEWPORTJSLAND FRONT ; brand new J ~ ~ bdrm ., 2·story home . Spectacular3 BR,J BA,2 Huge family rm. with Tap O' fflf' Hill sty home w I view. 4-008 frpl c . & wet b a r . Townhouse. And you own J\o1arcus. OPEN Sat/Sun/ Gorgeous decorthruout. th e l a nd Large 3 Monl-"s.$110,000. Only $220,000. be~room ~ith pherivate EASTSIDETRIPLEX OPEM SA TJSUM J .5 patio opening to ated 3 Cule Spanish units w I pool. S urro unded by I b 'Id 409 Ma. loyfront greenbelt-only short hop extra ot to w 3 more, Balboa Island to b eac h. Pri ced $63,~i Dover Realty right·S4-1.500. 645.9070 . 427 Bolero Way fT) 833_.....,1 Pack L;do, N. B. LlJ -71 o Open Su nday 1-5 Pete Barrett 1 lesfer-Rrnwn Realty 675-4060 REALTOiJ'"""" -!-'=============== -~ ~ ~ ~ --ww--. BALBOA TRIPLEX 11)3BR 2ba, (2J 2BR 2ba , fully furn'd. Xlntrentals. Below replacement at S 119 ,5bO . COAST PROPERTIF.s, 673·MIO SELL idle items with n Have something to sell? Daily Pilot Classified Ad. Classified ads do it well. CieMrol 1002G_. 1002 G1Mr .. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. .. The Last af Fl-1 Land ' MANSIONS wlthlro a roal bride - walled41 CcwuuuuJty w /Otfte et1frw1 only! We are just commencing construction and almost sold out -but e xcellent selection is still available. Delivery scheduled for 1975-1!176 school year. Buy now and have tbe opportunity to choose colors and customize. F acing Cos ta Mesa Golf Course -adjoining City Park and over 6000 sq.ft . lots, these homes have; T RADITIONAL DESIGNS -Large 2 Story 4 & 5 Bedrooms (or 6 BR's) and 4l/:i baths from 3375 sq.ft. to 3675 sq.ft. 3 Car Garages -Fireplaces etc. from 586,050 to $89,600 . . Sales1nen on premises on weekends or call day or evening . . . .. . . . • .. . . .. . . .. . . .. .. .. .. . .. . . 546-4510 Buccola Company during business hours 540-8133 (Ada ms Ave. Costa Mesa, then south on Mesa Verde East, then right on Golf Course Rd. to Tanagei-Drive and .Development.) Slnco 1947 . • ' FINER HOMES FROM $53,500 TO $485,000 LIDO ISLE -OPEN SUM. 1·5 P.M. Glamorous entry -spiral staircase -beige tile floors -beautifully decorated in warm neutral golds - open beams -shutters + all new kitchen. 3 bedrooms + den. Fre~·form pool surrounded by flagstone deck. $139,500. 104 VIA MENTONE. (C45) NOl"4ANDY FRIHCH LUXURY. Spacious 'home w /flexible floor plan designed for entertaining & enjoying the bay. Space for 3 boats. Oona Chichester 642-8235. (C46) ON THE 'GREENS. In Newport Beach -charm &: comfort abound in this lovely 3 bedrooms, 2V2 bath home. Patio opens to g reenbelt w /pool only steps away! $.53,500. Vee Stinson 642-8235. (C47) llG CANYON -POOL HOME. 4 or 5 bedroom, professionally ' decorated & landscap¢ Broadmoor home in secluded location w /great view. $184,500. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P .M. 15 CYPRESS POINT LN. (C48) WATCH THE WOIUI GO IY from your picturesque living· room window. Aside from the ocean VlEW & private beaches-, you will Jove your new 4 bedroom home. ~l.500. Betty Kerr 644·6200. (C49) WHERE AM 17 Somewhere in Europe? 4 bedroom, family room home w /central skylite garden room, beautiful view, pool & jacuzzi. Waiting for your enjoyment! $168,500. Elaine Svedeen 642-8235. (C50) ATTENTION SWlMMERSI 5 spacious bedrooms, lg . family /dining room set off by a very s wimmable 40' pool. Lg. entertaining patio. Located in Harbor Highlands· near schools & shopping. $94,500. Martha Macnab 642·8235. (CSll . ') IRVINI l&IRACI. Lg. 4 or 5 bedroom family home w/wonderful open feeling & peaceful setting. $81,500, Tom Queen 644-6200. (C53) SUl'll good buy in Baycrest! ! Just reduced to $98,000 -this 4 bedroom, 3 bath home Is just waiting for the right buyer! OPEN SUN. 1·5 P .M.1739TRADEWJNDS, (C54) LOYILY 1'11111~ NOMI w /PO«. ": " 4 bedroom, family room & vtEW too I Only $125,000 w /land. Lasllo Sbarkany 644-6200. (CSS) HAll •ARDIMIH•7 ua TO ru.n Carefree living in this 2 ~. dining & 2~ bath condominium. Pool -tennis & Jacuzzi. Newport Beach location. $87,000. Larry· Dyer 642·8235. <C56l 1 CANYON ·AND pj:IAM VIEW Sharp lwo bedroom .and· den home in lovelY ~ooditio11. Great home for a small family. 330 Morning Canyon. $100,000. Open 1·5 p.m. CDM CH.ARM The most charming home available In COM today. English co.untry kitchen, old brick patios, lovely ~ paneling, french doors and c iith"l!ral c"ellings. Three bedrooms and a loft for a wee one with a tiny brass fOUJ poster bed !" 2207 Waterfront $125,000Open1·5 p.m. -s~ECD 4 br. Colonial, charming.-\$198,000 4 br. Contemporary, Vie\r! View - $169,000 I 3 br. '1Fixerupper", Oce ~n View - $138,500 2 br. rustic d en, great corner. - $119,500 2 br. den, canyon and ocean view - charming home for small family. 330 Morning Canyon $106,000. Open 1·5 p.m. BIG ·F.AMIL Y HOME Real Newport living; private streets and private sandy beaches. Keep a ~ailboat on the sand. Giant rambling 5 bedroom., 5 bath home with a sensational patio area for informal living and entertaining. 5 car garage for all the active happy people who will live. here. Owners will accept local property in trade. 2672 Circle Or. $172,000 clear. Open 1·5 p.m. AM EST.ATE! This hillside property has three separate yards -one is a glorious patio and patio cover ar~a with' views of the Harbor Area, one is a large private garden area with masonary walls, and one has a sparkling pool in the c ente r oE it. Gracious four bedroom 2400' home in exceptional condition located in COM" best new area. 1653 Reefview Circle. $134,950. Open today 1-5 p .m. COMTEMPOR4RY HOME Breathtaking views from all the many levels of this s uper four bedroom home in excellent condition. The most outstanding of canyon and ocean views . Take a walk in paradise and · stroll down into the canyon to the children's play area. 249 Evening Canyon $169 ,500. ()pen 1·5 p.m . IRYIHE TERR.ACE If you can buy this home in the high· 80's and have the talent to add to the many gracious features already there you have a dream house. Deep wooded lot and a large pool and patio- start you on your way. Ocean and bay view if you go two stories. 700 Malabar $92,000. Open today 1·5 p.rn. Call 675-7225 1002 .............................................. $2000. REBATE CLOSE OUT SALE ONLY 1 LEFT 3 Bdrm. 21;, Bath Mod el complete with decorator items. Elec. garage door opener. patio, etc, etc. Sui)erb location adjacent to NewPort's Back Bay. $45,950. For lnfonnatl .. ull: 648-7223 642°4000 Ext. 63 Or 646-1164 '1002·G_. 1002 ••••••••••.••••••••...• ••••••to:••·············· 5 SO South llayfraRt Ol'IH SUN r. MON 1·5 To settle Estate. Lovely 2 sty 5 BR, 2 BA Classic! Prime location. Sandy . beach. Exciting View. VACANT -· Quick Possesslo·n. $180,000 -Special financing. Submit Offer! Halderman, Bkr. 673·6380 ....... lff2 ....... 1002 ....................... $1900 TOJALDOWH 41DRMS+ FAMILY ROOM price 1l11bedl Owner deaper•te I nl8 Wrp 4 bdrm and 1artt IP41Clows ·ramily ·room. 'Needa a farn.Uy. Qu.iel cul de sac street, tow erina ptnea. Walk lo 1chool1 and 1hopplri1. HurryJ Call 847-«110. O'tN !It 9 • 11'3IUtt;1011 Neff ' ~j TH £ R£AL ' (~J. ESTATlHS ........................ TOTAL "GOOD Ulllr.' · COMC&'T Call and Jet us show "'1 one or the rtne1t 3 bedroom horne1 at tbia price In The Bl[lfTs. lau. c:elle nt c:ond!Uon., II• terlor 'd•coraton own home; ConveNeat to ten· nis court &c pool. Onty $72,500. Cal l now 673-85$0. 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IMJ Ci~ 1002GaMr111 100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VALLE~ REALTY PRESEHtS PR l l'ERR• HOMl!S SHORICLll'FS · 4 br. Colonial, charming -$198,000 4 br. Contemporary, View! View $169,000 3 br. ''Fixerupper", Ocean View $138,.500 2 br. r ustic den, great corner $119,.500 . 2 br. den~ canyon and ocean view - charming home for small ramily. 330 Morning Canyon $106,000. Open 1·5 ·p.m. '----1G-FAMl tY HOME Real Newport living; private streets and private sandy beaches. Keep a sailboat on the sand. Giant 'rambling 5 bedroom . 5 bath home with a sensational patio a.rea for informal living and enter•aining. 5 car garage for all the a ctive happy people who wi ll live here. Owners will accept local property in trade. 2672 Circle Dr. $172,000 clear. Open 2·5 p.m . AH ESTATE! This h illsid e property has three separate yards -one is a glorious patio and patio cover area with views of the Harbor Area, one is ~ larJ;?e priVate garden area with ·masonry walls, and one has a sparkling pool in '"t he center of it. Gracious four bedroom 2400' home in exceptional condition located in CDM 's best new area. 1653 Reefview Circle. $134,950. Open tod'ay 1·5 p.rn. A PRICE LEADER! Sparkling three bedroom home in the village of Tu rtlerock. What a lovely place to live. 18712 Picasso Piscase lliS,.500. Open Today 1·5 p.m. Call 675-7225 CALI us roR A fFIEf FSTIMATE OJ. VALUE \'Al~I~EY l{l~:At;ry A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. ' ••• ,.. 1002 ..... ,.. 1002 ······················· ............. : ........ . OHLY $72,000 For a home in olde Corona del Mar, in an R·2 zone AND Soui h of the Hwy. Can you believe it? You MUST see this one. OPEN HOU5E SAT SUH. 1·5 611 ACACIA AYE., CdM ISTATI SALE CAMEO SHORES; gorgeous home with spectacular view, 3 BR. swtes, 4'h ba .• 2· frplcs .• l(ardens, pool.$250,000 OPEN HOUSI' SUH. 1·5 4615 CAMillH, CdM • MAKE OFFER Love ly hom e, H ar bor View Hills. Selle r m otivated. 4 BR ., 2V2 ba ., family rm., fabulous view -must see! OPEM HOUSE SUH. 1·5 3607 SU~FYIEW LANE. CdM U.STILUFF Firot time offered! 4 BR., 3 baths, 2 frplcs.; 35 ft. game.rm. AND forever view ! A real fin'd. $105,000 HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS 2865 E. C:O.t Hwy. C0<0na lkl Mar "Stllln9 R ... Es-I• Hewporl Harbor Slnct 1'44" 673-4400 _.. 1002 e•~r111 1002 ....•..........•..•. ,.. . ••................... HUG HOMES 640-4050 • •-rol 10021•••rol • 1002 ······················· ··~···················· I I • Cw :aloo<1 C-"Y-""'1111:11 H igh ly upgraded 2 br + d ~n, predominanlly Soft Golds, VanLwl•, Lattice patio covers, lots of Cust. Carpentry & more ... Appr ox. 1800'. New on Market, Won't last! Open"Sa . SUD. & Mon. 1 to 6, #Z7 Rue Grand DllCal. • ala IT-64W249 . -----· STOP! Look no furth e r iC you need 3 bedrooms. 2'h bat hs, large family room + laundry room. See this at $45,900. Has huge cul ·de·sac yard and largo covered patio. Call now, 962·4454 .. THE BEST LOCATl9N Near St. Bonaventure church and school. This PRESTIGE home has 3 bedrooms & 2 baths. Landscaped to perfection, s hows much pride of ownership. $54,900. Call 962·4454 . · WOODED PARADISE 3 Bedroom Doll House located on a quiet, secluded street. This Mesa del Mar home is on an oversized lot surrounded by many large trees .. Professionally la ndscaped. Tastefully decorated thruout. Outstanding value. $44,950. Call 640·6161. OWNER ANXIOUS Owner has bought another home and m~st sell this highly customized 3 bedroom Upi versity Park Condo. This single level home is an end unit and is located. on a quiet cul·d.e-sac street. ·Many extras including remodeled kitchen with new appliances. YOU OWN THE LAND. REDUCED TO SS7 ,500. Call 640·6161. 4 BIG OMES! This· fine 4 be droom, single story home is only l 'h years NEW! Located on a spacious corner lot with lovely landscaping,· sprinklers a nd SHAKE ROOF. Vastly upgraded interior with paneling and custom drapes. IT'S A BEAUTY AT $48,900. Call 546·4141 BEAUTIFUL MEW LISTING Qll Country Clu b Drive i.n Mesa Ve rde. A spectacular 3 bedroom, 211i bath hbme with too m any great fe'atu res to mention. Shows like a model !! Large corner lot. Much privacy. Fantastic for .ente rt ;i in ing. Cal l for an appointme n t. OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUN /MON 1·5 -3000 Country Club Dr., Mesa Verde. $89 ,900. Cail 546·4141. _ .. c:I!I...:::::. ~uiuS & WALLACE <::::_J717 REAL ESTATE. INC. A IOC•tll OWNIO COM PA NY Sl RVING IH l ':.Ol!IH t:UASI ARltl S!"1Cf 19&{ IUCH UNITS • • Right at the beach and in time for su:mmer rentals or kee p th e year-round t enants. Mother-in-law unit possible . l)riced at only S73,900 and owner will accept lOo/o down or fixer-upper house or Wlits in trade. CUL-D~SAC Neatly tucked a way in a quiet street nest led und er a shake roof and waitin g for yo u, this 4 bedroom, 2 bath home must be sold now since owners have bought another. Make an offer. TRtt!S Tll lS TREES New carpet, new paint, new drapes. This squeaky clea11 and s harp 4 bedroom, 2 bath home is priced at only $38,500. Cozy fireplace, natural wood cabinets and a tree.shaded yard, too. WATERFRONT 4 bedrooms, 3 baths and room for large boat at your own private dock. Waterfront luxury at the un believably low price or $132 ,000. VIEW A panoramic vie w home in an exclusive area of Newport Beach, elegantly appointed and decorat ed. Sunken tub, mirrored bathroom. 2 family rooms, 2 wet bars, 2 fireplaces, 5 bedrooms and 5 baths. An enormous master suite. Will consider a smaller Palm Springs or Newport Beach home in exchange. WATERFROHT This magnifice nt home on Linda Isle has 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, over 4300 sq ft of luxurious li vi ng. Your own private dock of course. Owner will consider smaller home in exchan ge. TRIPLEX Super siz e bedrooms and two of. these units are 2 bdrm, 11/2 baths too . Near school s and shopping, the units are always full . Private patios, closed garages, private la undry rooms. Excellent location and askin g $61 ,900. Owner has found larger units a nd is motivated. 44 UNITS fi~or the investor ready to move up. Please call our In vestment Division about purchase or exchange. ~~~~~~r~ ••••••••••••••••• G101;;;. 1002 .G--1 . IOOl G .... n:I . 1002 G_.... IOOZ •<!!•••••••••••••••!_•_•!•• •••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ !'1«4~# S""'4 ~ REAtTORs' VISIT THESE CAMEO SHORES Choice 3 . bedroom and den Ocean View Home. Select carpets & drapes. Spacious breakfast area overlooks esthetically designed pool and patio. 2 Years new. Warm, open feeling and ideal for entertaining. Acces s to private· beaches . Presented by our resident s p ecialis ts Shirley and Marshall Rich. 4501 Roxbury, CdM Sat S... Mon l·S· EASTBLUFF Lovely fami ly home. 5 bedrooms, family room a nd a VIEW too! New wall coverings & carpet. Choice location with charming. brick patio. Call us to see t his beauty. $14,500. i101 Ca1sla, l'llluff. HI SaS,-Mon 1 ·5 WALK TO BEACH *OPEN HOUSES* WATERFRONT -Large 3 bdrm., 3 bath home; 2 large patios; sandy bea ch, priv. slip for lge. boat. 63 Balboa Coves, NB. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 OCEAN VIEW. Charming 2 bdrm. home PLUS l ·bdrm. guest apt. Z712 Cliff Dr., NB. Open Sat&m 1·5: HARIOR VIEW HILLS. Exceptionally sharp 3 bdrm., family rm. & for_mal dining rm. home; spectacular vi ew. 944 Sandcastle. Open Sun. 1·5. $126,900 OHLY STEPS to ocean. New duplex: 3 bdrms., 2 baths, frpl c., each unit. 206 Fernleaf, CdM . Open daily 1·5. SlSS,000 ELEGAHT. 2 Bdrm. home, profess., landscaped. You own the land <.not le a sehold). 71 2 Malabar, Irvine Te r r ace, CdM. $89,500. Open Sun. 1·5 VEAR BAY AND BEACH 675 -3000 <.! "111 ! I L l}l\~T --~~y COR(H\lfl. f lf L M.<\J-1 G1Mral I0021GtMrel 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AHOMil SlJ,900 This NewpQrt Vl1ta 3 bt:l.l room home h;i& <in apple pie kitchen-; an ex· pan:si ve living room wilh ::i 1nasslve custom stone firt!pluce. Its on an estute sized yard with ocean breezes & minutes t o beach . C <ill qui c k M6·2313. O#'fN II! <I • ll'S ,UN 10/lf N/(f ' ·'m,, ... : ~· ; 'x f> ', < .'(:,-. --,,.~, -- THE REAL ESTATERSJ DELUXE COHDO Split level , 3 Br+ view. Only $67 ,SO O. C <il 833-3548 SPARUHG REALTORS Ufl&DHOMES See Ille biggest selactliln of new homes In Southern California: It's easter to buy anew home than to llnance an old ooe. Tho City ol Irvine Wilnul Village College Park Hornes Quality homes for growing families lrom $48,490 Village ol El Camino Real Greentree Homes Unique IOt plans !or young families from $39,495 Deertield Patio Homes Versatile floor plans tor growing families trom '47.480 Deerfield Townhomes i & 2 story homes for YoUnQ families from S37,•90 Deerfield Park Homes Spacious. elegant executive homes from $54,995 Village of University Park The Terrace Townhcwnes Single story homes surrounding a park from 540,990 Park II Homes Dramatic. n.islic exterior designs lrom $54,990 Deane Homes Distinctive single family garden homes from 480,000 Rancho San Joaquin Townhomes A new adult«iented, golf & tennis recr~allon community lrom $55,490 Newport Beach Village ol Harbor View Harbor Vlew Homes Charming 1 & 2 story single tami1y homes from 570,495 $j:Jyg1as,, Hill Executive homes with SPeCfacular ocean views from $118,000 Jasmine Creek Homes PIUSh homeS accented with cedar, bflek & stone from 595,500 and all that stained glass! Custom b uilt DUPLEX South of Highway. Uppe r unit super new! Lots of s hake·shin g les & stain ed glass. 3 Bedrms, 21/2 bath, large deck. Lower remodeled. Shake it on over and see!! !.-' ---------'----------~-------~ -l -0igCanyon $119,.500 . 509 Gal•nrod, CdM Sat S... MOft 1·5 CALL-644-7270 2828 E. Coast Htghwoy, Corona def Mor 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT WATERFRONT Pier & 2 SHP' $132,000 Large 3 BR h om~ with 2 boat slips needs n ew owner. Enjoy living on the wat e r. Tastefull y redecorated 1973. Large spacious rooms offering distinctive living on fee land. 2 Fireplaces, open beams. BIG CANYON OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 1-5 2 RUE FONT AIHEllUAU -a handsome Monaco, 3 BR. 2 baths, + powder room hug e livin g rm, sep din rm, + informa l area, jacuzzi, 3 car gar. $159.500. . 35 RUE FONT AIHEllUAU -splendid 4 BR and den Deauvi lle , din rm, pool, jacuzzi. Living view. $!15,000. ~~la.ill~W.wil.U ~~ I G1Mr• IOOZjG1Mral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 104 Vie Hn n Opeo S.o. 1·5 4 Bdrm. custom home ; formal din- ing rm .; lge. mstr. suite with library & frplc. Oak pa rquet firs .• sundeck. $159,000 UWSOH REAL 'STATE 141' Viti LWo, tu. , . 67M562 ' Deane Homes Exclusive, spacious tail"W8y executive homes from 1125,000 Bayside Village Promontory Bay Homes Elegant waterfront living frorn 5211,300 Tustin Greenwood VIiiage Lauretwood TOWl'thomes Maintenenc~free living in a tustic environment ft9f" 129,tto Laurelwood Patio Homes Oislincilve 1 & 2 •tory single famlty home6 from 145,990 Peppertree Hemes 1magina1lve floor~ fOI" growing families from $47,490 Vou can reech these homes by taking the San Diego°' Santa Ana freeway lo Irvine Soend a day In the villages at Irvine, Vou mlghl lllld ifs where you want to apend the rest of your lilo. ~ lOU&I. MOUS1fllG ()"'l)RflJl'lllY \!!J IRVINE VIUAGE:S ... -- LOHG WEEllEHD UHIQUE OFffltlHGS -675·6000 or 546-5990 For the cit ecffo.11 .ct the exact HllW these homt1 wfl 1'o OPEN •••• UHIQUE IH OLD ILUFFS -On the Bluff, beautirully upgraded E plan great views. $112 ,000. See this Unique Home at 1959 Vista Caudal. UHIQUE IH THE BLUFFS -original section, 3 bdrm, excellent condition. See this Unique Home at 2004 Vista Cajon. $74,000. UHIQUE IH OLD CORONA DEL MAR - 2 bdrm, custom on a corner lot, ocean view, prime cond.1 see t his Unique Home at 3322 Seaview. UHlljlUE IH THE ILUFFS -3 bdrm, delightful paneling, view, owner will fi nance at S ~o/o , asking $102,500.' See this Unique Home at 430 Vista Parada in the BJurrs. UHIQUE IM llG CAHYOH -see this Unique Home at #5 Royal St. George. Lar ge, beautirul 5 bdrm. Priced at $275,000 . UHlljlUE IH THE ILUFFS -Former model home. greenbelt location, Back Bay view, warm interior. $88,000. See this Unique Home al 2407 Novia, The Blufrs , Newport Beach. UHlljlUE IH HUHTIHGTOH BU.CH -3 bd rm, La Cuesta tract, corner lot, cathedral beams, shutte rs, only $52.500. See this Unique Home at 2.1652 Saluda Circle, Huntington Beach. UHlljlUE IH OLD CORONA DEL MAR - Cute duplex, needs a new dress, has great pote ntia l, great income. Now $89,950. See this Unique Home at 511 Orchid . UHlljlUE IH MESA VERDE -Mesa Ve rde Villas condominium, 3 bdrm, near golf course, pool , jacuzzi. Only $49,500. See this Unique Home at 3026 Clubhouse Circle. UHlljlUE IH HARIOR VIEW HOMES - One of lar gest view lots in Newport area. Beautiful 4 bdrm, 2 story. Fee land. ·price reduced $12,500 t o $122,500. See this Unique Home at 2162 Port Durness, H.V.H. UNIQUE IH MESA VERDE -Fairway 4 bdrm, single story, new offering at $149,000. See this Unique Home at 3024 Java Road. UHlljlUE IH 5'YGU.SS -"Southport", Ca pe Cod exterior, 6 bdrms, half lndscpd, moving. $179,500. See this Unique Home al 51 Montecito. UHlljlUE IH HARIOR VIEW HILLS - New listing. Sandpiper model, needs fixing up. See this Unique Home at 3500 Catamaran. UHlljlUE IH IRYIHE TERRACE -4 bdrm. pool, s pectacular harbor vi e\V, entertaining home. See this Unique . Home al 1023 DoJphin Terrace, Corona del Mar. ON TOf' OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE. NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NE~TEST HOMES CORONA OEL MAR, 675·6000 MESA VEROE, !>46·5990 • CAll US ·1002G--1 1002 ············································~· Petel?arretf Jeeaft'J prejenf" SECLUDED WESTCLIFF DESIRAILl LIHCOLH LANE -4 bedrooms. formal dining room. large kitchen with all new appliances and room to eat. 20x40 Pool , paddle tennis court + nice garden area. 1412Llncoln Lane,~leach Sun 1·5 MESA VERDE HEW LISTIHG -perfect family home. 4 Bedrooms & family room, unique playhouse 0 11 stilts in yarct + room for veget a ble garden. 3273 Washington, Cosio Meso Sun 1·5 ' PiT£ eA"ffi[rr it["Ai:fv ti.a 1605 W•ttcllff Dr .. N.B. '42·5200 ~ 700 E. Belbo• Blvd., B •lbcM '7.5-*I . - G...,iil •• ' 00000201~:'! .......... ~~~ •••••••••••••••• • Pr ime locat ion near end or Lido, with southerly exposure for s un bathing & sun set vie ws. 4 Bdrms, S Bat~s , formal dining. rumpus room opening on sandy beac h. pier & noat. Fully furni shed . Price reduced to $295,000. . . • 'S..' • • \ HOUSES FOR SALE I IR • FAM IM or DIM 2921 Fou.rth Ave Corona del Mar · 644·1766 $63 ,500 Sun. 1·5. 2 IEDllOOM ·515 Irvine, Newport Beach 673·7731 $47,500 Sun 1·5 510 Jasmine, Corona de! Mar 673-8550 $61,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 0611 Acacia, Corona de! Mar . 673·4400 $72,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1262 Catalina. Laguna Beach 494-8025 $57,950 Sat & Sun 1·5. -7ll!·Malabar {Irv. Terr.) CdM 675·3000 · Sun 1·5. 3322 Sea view , old CdM · 675-6000 $94,500 Sun l ·5. 2712 Vista del Oro <Bluffs) NB 644-6200 $64,500 Sun.1·5 2 Ill • FAM IM or DIM 183112 Mapledale Ln, Hunt. Bch. . 752-1920 Sat/Sun 1·5 10 Rue Fontainebleau, Big.Cyn NB . 644·1766 $128,500 Sun. 1·5 330 Morning Canyon Rd.Shorclfs 675·7225 $106.000 Sat/Sun 1·5. 476 Flower, East Coota Mesa 675·55il Sun 1-5 231 Larks pur, Corona del Mar 675·5511 Sat 1·5. 3 IEDllOOM ••3030 Breakers Dr. CdM 673·3027 $165,000 By Appl. 104 Via Palermo· (Lido Isl) N.B. . 673· 7300 $107 .lMJQ Sat /Sun Z.5 206 Via Koron, Lido Isle, NB · 675-0123 $142,500 Sat/Sun 1-5. 335 Lindo Av. nr Library Balboa . 675·6621 $132,000 Daily 1995 Arnold St., Costa Mesa 546·5880 $36,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 952 Bluebird Canyon Dr. Lag Bch . 497-1816 $79,500 2581 Iris Way, Laguna Beach 494.9473 Sun. 1·5 345 E . Roches ter, Costa Mesa b73·3663 $53,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 735 Balboa, Laguna Beach 494.9473 · . Sal/Sun 11·4 ·2362 Azure, Back Bay, S.A. Hgts 548·1168 $38,000 . DailY.1·5 ·429 Vista Suei'te, 'l'ne Bluffs, NB 673·8550 $72,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4615 Camden (Cameo Sbrs) CdM 673-4400 $250 ,000 Sun 1·5· 124 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) NB 673·6377 $119,000 · Sat & Sun 1·6 18712 Pasea Picasso, Turtle Rk Ir. 675·7225 $69,500 Sat 1·5 •1420 Kings Rd. Cliflliaven, NB 642·5200 $122,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 **63 Balboa Coves, Bal Coves NB 675-3000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 Rue Fontainebleau, Big Canyon 644-6056 $159 ,500 Sun l ·5 •2004 Vista Cajon,oldBluffs,NB 675-6000 $74,000 Sun 1·5 430 Vista Parada, Bluffs, NB 675·6000 $102,500 Sun 1·5 2407 Novi a, Bluffs, Nwpt Bch 675-6000 $88 ,000 · Sat/Sun 1·5 21652 Saluda Cir. Hunt Beachs 1 5 · 675-6000 $52,500 Sal/ un · , 12 Rue Du Cal (Big Cnyn.) N.B. 642·8235 $169,500 Sun.1·5 •19930 Bushard, of! Adams, HB 646·3255 $26,000 · Monday 1·5 408 Prospect (Npt. Shores) N.B. 833·9293 $55,000 Sun.1·5 •#40 Rue Fontainebleau Bg Cn NB 549·8505 $135,000 Sun 1·5 #34 Rue Fontainebleau, Bg Cn NB 4~9s!~~w=-~v Pk, Irvins~n 1 .5 640·6161 $57,500 Sun 1-5 340 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa 646·7171 Sun 1·5 372 Magnolia, Costa Mesa 646·7171 Sun l ·!> 607·Mar Vista, Newport Beach 646·7711 Sun 1·5 J IR lo FAM IM or DEH 1088 Del Mar, Laguna Beach 494-8536 $87,500 Sun 1·5 •925 Jas mine Cir.Greenbrook,CM ·540.1151 $67,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4341 Sandburg, Irvine $63 900 Sat. & Sun. 11·4 15948 McDermitt. ·Fountain Val , 549·8655 $68,500 Sat/Sun/Mon l·S •265 Rose Ln (Eastside) CM 646-7414 $44 ,900 Sat & Sun 1·5 1300 Seacrest Dr., CdM . 644· 1920 Sat. & Sun. 1-5 2269 Cornell Dr. (College Pk) GM 642-4236 $44,000 Sat 2·5/Sun 12,5 3124 Yukon Ave.,'. Costa Mesa 752-7315 $51,500 Sat/Suo/Mon 2·6 4733 Cortland· Dr., Cameo ,lilnds CdM · 673·3177 $87 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2034 Continental, Costa Mesa . 646·3326 $35 ,500 . . Sat/Sun/Mon 10-5 2512 Bowdoin Pl. (College Park)CM !>49-4241 $44 ,950 · Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 213 Via Dijon, Lido Isle, NB 646.3255 $109,950 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 3000 Country Club Dr, Mesa Verde 546-4141 $89,900 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 279 E . Wilson , Costa Mesa . 548·1005 $42,900 Sal/Sun 1·5 2'30 Holly Lo (N pt Hgts) NB . 645·1496 $58 ,950 . Sat/Sun/Mon 12·5 453 Vista True ha <Bluffs).N.B. 640-5560 $77 ,500 Sat /Sun l ·5 2102 Bayfarm Pl., S.A. Heights 644-6200 $67,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 DI Via Dijon (Lido lsle)N.B. 675·7542 · Sat/Sun l ·ll •~ Roxbury (Cameo Shrs) CdM 644-17156 $129,500 Sun. 2-5 l2lS Somerset (Wstclifr) NB 8"·1766 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••lll G-Street (Bal Perun) NB IM·178S $139,500 Sun 2·5. . I -. . . DIRECTORY . ..., ..... ......, direct.., ..... 199 ................ e ........ t "'!:t;' :': .. 'Y=~· lttMIMlow.,..tlnc .................. ~ ..... lhlat••....,•~ • ..,.;.. ._ -WANTADS.P_........, __ fw_w _ _. ..... t.lhl-I ot '"*' ·--k ,,.....,. s••r w1 s-for. 2279 Avalon, College Park, CM 751-7.461 $42,500 Sun 1·5 10402 Oronsay Cir. Hunt. Beach 646-8811 $45,900 Sat/Sun 12-4 2823 Tabago,Mesa-Verde,CM · 549·8655 $58,000 £at/Sun 1·5 320 Vista Madera (Bluffs)l'<.B. 644-1766 $97,500 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 •1935 Sabrina Ter (Irv Ter) CdM 644-1766 $187 ,500 Sun/Mon 1·5 242 Robinhood Place, Costa Mesa . 548-7219 $59,500 · Sun 1·5 300 Vista Madera (Bluffs) N.B. 644-1766 .$109,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 * •409 No. Bay front, Balboa Isl 833-9781 $220,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2186 Meyer Place, Costa Mesa 34~~~~eton, Costa Mes~at/Sun 1.4 546-2313 Sat/Sun 1·5 1906 Pt. Weybridge !HV Hmsl NB 673·2222 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1827 Sabrina Ter, Irv Ter CdM 673·2222 Sun. 2·5 · 1549 Ocean Blv (Penin Pt. l NB 645-7575 $150,000 Sun. 1·5. •4501 Roxbury.;Cameo Shores,CdM 644-7270 $146,650 Sat /Sun /Mon l ·5 944 Sandcastle (HV Hls) CdM 675-3000 Sun.1·5 2627 Vista Ornada, Bluffs, NB 675-4392 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1959 Vista Caudal, OldBluf!s, NB 675-6000 $112,000 · Sun 1·5 4500 Roxbury Rd, Cameo Shores 675-5511 Sun 1·5 320 Seaward, Shorecliffs 675-5511 . sun 1·5 • •2 Balboa Coves, N .B. 645·6646 $132,000 SUn. l ·S 23801 Windmill Ln, Laguna Nig. 830·5050 $61,950 Sun 12·5 •2431 Bowdoin, Colleg~ Prk.;CM 637·5076 $44,800 Sun· Mon 1·5 1854 New Jersey, Mesa Verde, CM 540·1151 $45,950 Sun 1·5 5402 Amalfi (Turtlerock) Irv 552·7000 Sun .. 1-5 •1701 Galatea Ter, Irv Ter CdM 644-5046 Sun~1·5 •104 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) NB 642·8235 $139,500 Sun.1·5 ••121 Harbor lsland Road, NB 642-8235 $284;500 Sun.1·5. 1735 Port Sheffield, HVHomes NB 642-8235 Sun.1·5 3350 Nevada, Mesa Verde, C.M. 545-9491 $56,000 Sun 1-5 2207 Waterfront, Old Corona, CdM 675·7225 $125,000 Sunl·5 · •700 Malibar, Irvine Ter, CdM 675·7225 $92,500 Sun 1·5 20072 Beaumont Circle, HB 842-2535 Sun 1·5 206U Reef Lane, tlunt. Beach 546·2313 . Sun 1-5 690 Senate, Costa Mesa 646-7171 900 MacKenzie, Costa Mesa Sunl-5 646·7171 Sun 1·5 81 Royal St. George, Big Cyn NB 642·5200 $250,000 · Sun 1·5 8J Royal St. George, Big Canyon, NB 642·5200 $210,000 sun 1·5 •2318 Heather La. Newport Beach 642·5200 $109,500 Sun 1·5 4 IEDROOM · 19812 Island Bay L•. <Seacliff) H.B. !>36-7625 Sal/Sun/Mon 11·5 4351 Wintersweet Wy (Uni Pk) Irv 552-8947 $54 ;5oo Sat-Mon 12·5 :9192 Gettysburg Dr., Hunt. Bch .. 963·6379 $49,000 . Sat/Sun /Mon Iii 8 P.M. •1598 Skyline Dr., Laguna Beach 494.9473 $89 ,500 Sat/Sun 12-4:30 2 Rue Chamonix (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5· 111 Via Dijon !Lido Isle) NB 675-7!>42 By Appl. 1921 Teresita Hbor lilnds NB 642-8235 $64,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •706 K·Thanga, Irvine Terrace 673-8550 $93,500 Sat /Sun 1 ·5 •35 Rue Fontainebleau, Big Cyn 644-ll056 $215,000 Sun 1·5 2545 Iris Way Laguna Bch 493-3611 $119,000 Sun 2·5 1235 Santiago Dr., Npt Bch 642·8012 $104,500 Sun-Mon l·S 225 E. Wilson, CM , 64Z.9497 $49,500 Sun/Mon 1·5 4 IR lo FAM IMorDEH · 18407 Colville St. (Meadows) F.V. 968-2878 Sat/Sun/.Mon 1·5 •2101 Blue Water Dr. CdM Broadmoor II Sat/Sun 1·5 1841 Port Margate (HVu Hqls) NB $87,900 Sat/Sun/Mon 11·7 2441 Bunya, Eastblufr, NB 644· 1782 $97 ,500 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 2762 Tern Circle (Mesa Verde) CM 540-0674 $74 ,900 Sat/Sul)/Mon 1·5 **1200 E . Balboa Bl (Bal Pen) NB 675·8120 Sat/Sun/Mon 9551 Bay Meadow Dr, Hunt. Bch. 962-4643. $64 ,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 318 Esther St CE /side) CM 645·2206 $44,500 Sal & Sun 11·5. 4518 Wayne Rd., Corona del Mar 846-7414 $87 500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •21081 Leasure Ln, Park Pl. HI} 538-2235 $89,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 . •9511 Olympic Dr., Hunt Beach . 962·5511 · Sat/Sun l·S l!MS21i"arborrs1e La. H1U1t:-Ben 536-81136 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-6 2907 Ebbtlde, Corona del Mar 67$-5930 Sat/Sun 1·5 1534 Antigua Way (Dov Shrs) NB 1133-9265 $210,000 Sun. 1·5 fl Burning Tree Ln., Big Cyn NB 542.8235 $275,000 . Sat/Sun J..5 ••727 Bayside Dr., Prom Bay NB 642,8235 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •607 ·Bayside Dr,. Prom Bay, NB 673-3900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2949 Cliff Dr., Newport Heights 642·8235 $195,000 . Sat/Sub 1·5 1453 Galaxy Dr., DovSbrsNB 642-8235 $128,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1924 Santiago (Dover Shores) l\IB 642·8235 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 20Jii Sa°'tiago (Baycrest) N:.B. 67$-7060 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 36U'l-Surlview (HV IDs) qdM , 673~ Sun. 1·5 . 19322 Bethany (Turtlrk) IrV. 833-9293 $70,950 sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 i842 Irvine (Baycresl) N .B. 644-7662 $73,900 Sun. l..S 8792 Galland Dr. (Landmark) HB 546-4141 $48,900 Sun 1·5 4636 Dorchester, Cameo>Hlnds, •NB 673-8550 $89,500 Sat/8'm/Mon 1·5 4000 Inlet Isle, HV IDs, CdM 644-1766 . $99,500 Sun 1·5 1807 Toyon Ln. (Baycrest) NB 644-1766 $117,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 9111 Madeline, Huntington Bch 752-1920 Sat/Sun 1-5 · ***61 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch 752·1920 Sun·l·5 #48 Braeburn Lane, Big Canyon, NB 673-8550 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••1200 E . Balboa (Bal Perun) NB 644·1766 $269,500 • Sun 2·5 •1706 Irvine (Baycrest) NB 673-6210 $77 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 815 Via Lido Soud <Lido Isl NB 675·6161 $295 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5. 120 Via Waziers (Lido ls) NB 675-6161 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2040 swan, Costa Mesa /Sun 5 546.2313 Sat . -1• 2865-Europa, Costa esa 645-0303 $61 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 21632 Kaneohe Lane, Hunt. Bch 646·7711 . Sat/Sun°l..S •1412 Lincoln La, Westcliff, NB 642-5200 $122,500 Sat/Sun 1..S l401 Cliff Dr. CliffHaven, NB . 642-5200 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2162 Pt.Dumess, HVHomeslll, NB 675·6000 $122 ,500 . Sun 1·5 3024 Java Rd. Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1023 Dolphin Terrace, CdM 675-6000 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 . 9802Saline Dr, Huntington Bch .!)68.8711 $58,700 Sat & Sun 1·5 *IS Cypress Point Ln, Big Cyn NB 644-6200 $184,500 Sun.1·5 •1739Tradewinds (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 $98,000 Sun. 1:5 •3816 Key Bay (HVHills) CdM 642·8235 $114,950 Sun.1·5 1091 Redding, Mesa Woods, CM -549·8655 $60,900 Sun 1-5 10663 El Este, Fountain Valley 963· 7881 Sun l ·5 22062 Cape May, Lacuesta, HB 968·4456 $76,300 Mon 1·5 104 Via Havre (Lido Isl) N.B. 675·4562 $159,000 Sun.1·5 2727 Windover Dr, HV Hill, CdM 640·5508 $127,000 Sun 11·5i 10101 Theseus (Sub. Pk) HB 644-4910 $59,500 Sun.1·5 1824 Galaxy (Dove r Shrs) N.B. 642·8235 $168,500 Sun 1·5 3860 Ocean Birch, Gorona del Mar 640·6161 $123,900 ; Sun 1-5 1063 Santa Rosa, Costa Mesa 640-6161 $61,500 Sun 1-5 1215 Seacrest (HV His) CdM 640-5560 $129,500 Sun. 1 ·S 1055Santa Rooa, <Mesa Woods) CM !>45-9491 $64,900 Sun 1·5 316 Catalina, Newport Beach 646·7171 Sun 1-5 •2719 Albatross, Costa Mesa · 646·7171 . Sun 1·5 3428Santa Clara, MesaWoods,-CM 556·2660 $59,oob Sun.1-5 ·•2301 Windwanl!:'.~NwptBcb . 556·2660 s122;:iuu · Sun 1-5 3273 Washington, Mes;l Verde CM ' 642·5200 $47,950 Sunl-5 5841 Sierra Cle lo, Irvine · 1133-9075 $75,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·6 I llDllOOM ••327 Via Lido Soud, udon'Nli 675-0123 $270,000 . Sun 1·5 332 Catalina, Newport Beach 675-7060 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 800 W. Oceanfront, Balboa . 642.8235 Sat/Sun 2-4 •1368 Garllngrord, Costa Mesa . 546-4140 ~9,750 . . Sun 1·5 2581 Crestview D•., Newport Bcb 59&Moo $92 ,500 Sun 1·5: * •550 Soutb'Bay(ront, Bal Isl. 673-6380 $180,0IJO Son-M~l-5 I•• PAM RM•.-***78 Linda Isle Dr, Lnda n NB 644-4910 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •*618 Harbor Island Dr,P .B. N1I , 142-8235 Sat/Sun{Mon 1-5 :1819 Pprt, Tiffin <~mes) NB ,,. 842-8215 '84,500 Sat/aln 1 .. '1633 Hiahland. W88tclifr area, NB 675-4060 '89 500 Sun 1·5 i6o2 Pegasus, Back Bay SA Hgts 642-6368 $66,960 Sunday only l ·5 2 lnvemeas (Big Canyon) NB 6(2·8235 ~.ooo Sun-Mon 1-s 1998 Port Claridge <HVHomes > NB 64.4-6200 $09,700 Sun. 1·5 210 Via Cordova (Lido Is) N.B. 673-7300 $136,500 Sat/SUn 2·5 **11 Linda hie, Newport Beach 752-1920 Sat/Sun 1·5 1822'Jamaica, l'desa Verde 546-2313 Sat;Sun 1·5 2672 Circle Dr, Newport Beach 67$-7225 $172,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 2807 Cassia, Easibluff, N.B. 1144-7270 $94,500 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 **221 Canal,NewportShores,NB 675-4060 $73 ;500 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·6 •1337 Galaxy,Dover Shores,NB 642-5200 · 675-4060 Sat/Sun l ·S ~5 Royal St. George, Big C8ftyon 675-6000 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 611.FAMIMwDIM **306 Via Lido Nord, Lido Is NB 673·7300 $315,000 . Sat/Sun/Mon 2·5 2045 Port Chelsea !HVHomesJ NB 642·8235 Silt/Sun 1·5 51 Montecito, Spyglass, NB ~ $179,500 . Sun 1·5 ••Catamaran, Ii: v mu. 675·5511 Sat/Sun 1·5 • ' '7 D • PAM IM or DIM * 14116 Lincoln Lane, Nwpt Bch .549.o812 Sat/Syn/Mon 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE . 2 llDROOM •·*611 Lido Park Dr (3A) N.B. 556-8800 Sat/SUD 1·5 ' 3 llDllOOM • •361 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa 54&-23lll Sat!Sun 1·5 4311 Vista Parada, Bluf!s, NB -·· 64(.1452 $69,900 . Sab/SunlMon 1·5 3026·Clubhotise Cir., Costa Mesa 546-5990 $49,500 . , a . Sun 1:5 329 Vista Suerte <Bluffs)~. 640·5560 $82,900 Sun.1·5 lU&PAMIMorDEH 456 Vista Trueba XBiu!fs) N.B. 640-5560 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 " llDllOOM . 2108 Vista Entrada, Bluffs, NB -644-1.uz· ..,.,.!!So -SUn 1-5 ..... ' •3101 A-Bradford, Bradford Pl. SA !>49·8655 $36,000 S!in 1·5 4 II .• FAM IM or DEH 328 Vista Suerte (Bluffs) N.B. · 640·5560 $.58,200 Sun.1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 521 Iris, Corona del Mar Sunday Only 1-5 2 IR & I la ·511 Orchid, old CdM, CdM 675-6000 $89,950 Sun 1·5 510 Acacia, Corona de\ Mar 544.7211 $91,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 ••• 2 .. 107 26th St., Newport Beach 673-2493 $115,000 Sat/Sun 2·5 509 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 644-7270 $119,500 . Sat/SUn/Mon 1·5 3 IEDROOMS IA~ 206 Femlear, Corona dei Mar 675-3000 Daily 1·5 602 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 640-5560 $117,500· Sun: 1·5 4 IR • 3 IR 4406 Channel, Newport Beach 546-2313 Sat/Sun S 31Rlo51R 510 St. Ann·~ Dr., Laguna Beach 494·0463 Sun. tz.5 TRIPLEXES FOR SALE 3111+21R+2U 2445.9 Orange, Costa Mesa 64S·0303 . $179,500 TOW,HHOUSE FOR' SALE llR•PAMIMwDIH •427 Bolero, ParkLido, N.B. 675·4060 $44,500 Sun l ·S HOME&GUES'r APARTMEH.T . . 2 ....... 2112·CllU Dr. Newport Beach ..-~~ ~!Sun··~ ' . HOME. & GUEST ,HOUSE . , J ... ,,. 300 ~Prmroape.:-ot (Npt. Sbiiloes) NB 541-1290 . $84,900 Suri. {.5 408 Pleue Lido !Udo Is) NB 645-7575 $145 ,000 Sun/Mon 1·5 ' • • P,00) •• Waterfront I';•*. "".•terfr!'nl & P1ool .... _ ... ~·········~·· ... ·· 1"2 ...................... DESERTED MANSION Gruel u1oo livinl .-n, r\replace, rtest.a piny room. 1ourmet ldt.chen, orivat.e ·de•d end •lreet.. Full. "' acre e1&ate,. 1ep•!'•&e 1ueal wood ihlnfle room. Needs new owner. A.bandOnedl 'Reduced . Sacrlflco. i!URl\Y. Call~. Only $4000 llnn to Q,iume 1% nlA loan' oa bil 4 bedroom Condo in Fountain Valley. Un· belie•able · 1~ price oC ooly $32,500. Vacant. Call World Real Estate 556-7177. OPIH SA t /SUH-I ·5 3451.Rethlsler Co1tGMlto His & Her Dell&ht! Bright/cheerful 3 bdrm. bome; frplc., carp., drapes; patiowilhBBQ; fenced back yard. Room for garden or pool. Has new 3 car 1araee with al· ley entrance; uliL room, bath. work1bop, 220 wfr· Ing. $$3,500 '73·3663 MB-9673 Eves STEPS TO llACH Two homes on 1 ~ lots, West Newpo'rt. One 2 bdrm., 1 ba., ftplc., P.atiO; leased al $350 per mo. 2 Bdrm., 2 bath lee. family tm., patio~Newly redecor. le vae.at' for qui·C.k po11e11lon. $135,000 673-3863 etz.ZISIEves PIHIMSUU. rr. I Bdrms., 2 baths. PrisUfte conditlm. t Love· ty patio; l\Z'· tennl::i, ocean & bay. Our own ex· cliisive. App't.only. · 613:3663 67J..*ll& Eves associated '""•Ii ~.~' ... , . ,. USTSIDI . $32,500 Immaculate, ready to mov&inl.o, 3 bdrin, 2 bath with-built·ln kitchen, ·double ear garage with elect lie door opener. Completely mairAH•nce ftte living withia close proximity to markets, schools;& bus line. Just listed. Should go fast. s.6-7711. Open Eves. -Walker & lee Real I state llCYCU TOIU.CH Lovely model.Jlke 4 bdrpl home, new carpet- ing. -Only SM.900 & you OWN the land! 646-7711. Open Eves. -Walker & lee Re al l!ita fe Count• 'I Ali 1 r' s • looHfltportlMdl Ea1tern atyle bome· natltd-ln tall lreel .at '-' o(. lane ..overlooking lake. A perfect spot to t<l\i S e a family. 5 a·edroofus, 2% baths, count.s.y kitchen, large ramily room, formal din· '\Ill. early American rug in._ ~nchanting living room . Large pool. AIL this for security of peace. $124,950, MesoYerdo Opul1n;eat $57,500 For a couple that love their home, Special wOod detor in eharmiDI' a BR, ram, greatkitchen bome. See lo believe. ln'tlling fireplace. Wood •deck patio. Double -1arage, many exlras. Coa1t1yelm EXECUTIVE Wrought iron aat• en· 'trance pass intrl,Wng fountain into ttUs , well planned large 3 bc!drm, fam rm home. Db1e f'Plc. Separale breakfaal area. Pool site yard. Covered patio. $72,000. W .. to ..... A model 3 bedroom, ex· ecullve 1Wte·home with calhedral ce~ llvln&' room . Garden al· mosphere dlniag kitchen , family ali opened up to out.1lde 1arden. Room for pool. Frull.trees. Landlcapecl $58,900. View View Ylow, FUbloa Island by nlsht, Back Bay b~ day. Custom built. 4 bedroom. flDt ~m home, 3 ear aa.rase. 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Coron 6-t W.-I 0.22 orow• -_.- REALTORS 671~·1111 OPEM HOUSES 4500 ROXIUIY ID: Co•oo ShorH prestige; an ocean view, secluded patios, private beach, parking area for camper, boal, plus a delightful, brigh·t & shining c lean three bedroom.fa mily room home. OPEN SUN 1 to5. 3+26 CATAMAl~H: ~¥1..,. Hiii&. Give· the family a treat. Enjoy summer vacation the easy way - lovely six bedroom home, family room, pool, jacuzzi, putting green. You own the land. OP.EN SAT & SUN 1 to 5. $149.500 .. 320 SIA.WAID: ~llffL One of a kind custom built, split level, three bedroom & f a mily roorri ; beam ceilings , interesting & d ifferent. OPEN SUN l to 5. $110,000. 476 FLOWER: l!aslsldo Cost. -Just off Irvine Av e. -close to schools, library, & Wes tclicr shopping. Two bedroom & paneled den; almost a 4-car garage -hobby shop, plus room to park campe r , boat. OPEN SUN l to 5. $49,500. 231 LARKSPUR: Corooa clol Mer. Close to the Beach. An investor's delight ~ ready for expa nsion on l 1h lots. Two bedroom, two baths, lanai room, huge patio. OPEN SUN l to 5. $87,500. IXCLUSIVES: Balboa Island Bayfront, 5 bedroom or 3 & 2 duplex. $250,000. , C-clol Mor two bedroom with a loft for the kids, on a lot & one·half; just SlS,500. Corona df'I Mar three bedroom, 11/2 baths, spotless. :tm.SOO. •••fol: 3 bedroom, family room, Carmel model, Harbor View Hills, $450.00 mthly on a yea rly lease. Monarch.. Bay Terrace. New 3 bedroom, family rooin, white · water view. $119,500. COLE Of NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coos! HWy. c.,_ clol Mer 675-5511 GeMral ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 PRICES BLUFFS OPEN HOUSES Each Reduced $5.000. ' *2101 VISTA IHTaADA..o.,"G"W/view, Original Bluffs, UP.*"11!iecl: ~ BR. w AS $84;950: NOW $79,!lllt, OPEN SUN. 1·5 • ~ ·1. + ~ *431 . VISTA PAIAllA -"RIMA" w /view. 3 BR -2'P ba, freshly paint- ed. WAS $74,900. NOW $69,000. OPEN. Sat/Sun/Moh 12.5 •LEASE -2 & den, or 4 BR, 2'12 ba. $395. mo. Hal Lewis & Associates 559·1611 644-1452 DUPLUIS DO DOl&I DUTY Le!AT-U.. the ltl9fl c*'t of ll1Y1M9 IALIOA PEMIMSUU. Walk to the beach, custom built , bea ut. owne1:1s unit, 3844 sq. ft ., 3 bdrm., 2 ba. & 2 bdrm., 2 bath. 2 Staircases ; jdeal location. $11 5,000 Spacious n1 us te r sui te, 100 blk. 4Sth Street; 10 y r. new, frpl., balconies , blt·in kitch., :1 bdrm. & 2 bdrm. $94,750 * * * * * * Heritage Collection HEY, MOM & DAD! CHICK THIS CARlf'RH TOWNHOUSE -3 bedrooms and plenty of liv inJ{ space. Show your kld1 th• pool, c lubhouse and big gree n belt . RemeQ'l ber someone else takes cure of this, so you can relax and enjoy it. Owner will help finance, priced at $31,500. Coll 140· I 151. Oceanfront, nearly new; J bdrm .• 2 UMITS UMITS UMITS bafh ea. 4 Cu r gar. Unusual 11v. rm. with frplr.convcrsatlon pit $195 000 ---EASTSIDI C.OSTA MESA -10 two ,, · ' bedroom cottages with attach ed Pa ~kin g ~n o prblenl ! 2 Bdrm. & garages and tree s haded fe nced l ·bdtm. units. Xlnt rental record. yards . A IM...tlful iovnlor HI•· Priced S72,500 at $170,000. con 540.1151. SPLASH SPLASH First time offered! 2 Bdrm., 2 ba. ea. Spotlessly clean! Walk to shopping, beaches; lge . sundeck. $89,500 CORONA DEL MAR Prica r eduction! I-tom e-like decor; 3 bdrm. ea., ocean side of lfwy. $123.00Q H'OMfS OPEM THIS WHKIEHD 408 PIAZZA LIDO, Open Sun/Mon 1·5; charn;ier w /Ne w Orleans gaslight atmosj>h.e re, extensive use of wrought iron, shutters & used brick; 3 bdrms. & g uest qtrs. $145,000 1549 OCEAN BLVD., Penin. Point. New offering! Dramatic ste~down living rm., billiard rm. W/wet bar, frplc. in den, mstr. bdrm. w/luxury dressing rm. Open Sun. 1·5. $150,000 DAV?DSON REALTY ':i8GI l//(0"1th.,., /'~t, 645 ·7575 Jl:t. f41;.,..pytHJ.,d ~<H 673·9060 1002G•Mrol 1002 C.F.Comorl hy & (:0.· R~allon; HARBOR VIEW HOMES Best buy in this prestigious neighborhood . 4 Bdrm. Montego model. 1800 Sq . ft. $74,500. Held open today 1 til 5. 171 2 Port Abbey EASTaUFF Large 2 story c harmer. 3 Bedrm, huge family room, ranch style kitchen. Fenced yartl". Easy to show. Vacant & ready. A solid value at $81,500. ' ILUFFS IEST WATBI VIEW Original se'ction, .front row, end unit. Gorgeous 3 Bdrm "Trina'' model with 2 patios. Xlnl financing available. Super value·at $92,000. C.F. COLESWORTHY '640-0020 EASTILUFF CIEHTEll ,,OOL TIME. -is just around the corner arid we have the perfect home for year 'r o und entertaining ~ 3 Bedroom, 2 bath: enclosed patio lwhat a ........ ,.!I. OHered at $45,500. Call 540.1151. OM THE OCEANFRONT Sl'ICTACULAI, HEAR MEW -2 story home magnificent view and beoch. 3 Large be drms with room for 4. Oversized fa mily room and livin g rm . Modern kitche n and dini11 g. All less than 3 years old . First time offered at $199,000. Choice Balboa location. Call 540.1151. MESA VERDE SPARKLING FAMILY HOME -bi g 3 bedroom model with 2 baths and large family room. Vi ew of Mesa Verde pri•eh C)Olf coune from Jiving room. See this charming, squeaky clean home priced to sell a l $15,950. Coll 540.1151. NEWPORT BEACH DUPLEX -s harp, 2 Bedroom home + 1 Bedroom apartment over garage. Ju5t 3 blocks to beoch. Priced only $81 ,250. Good terms. Hu rry, won't last! Call 546-5810. TRANSFER FORCES SALE! Sharp 4 bedrm. 3 bath, tri-level executive hom e. Near private country club. HUCJe family room. formal dinin g a nd overs ized lot. Very fl exible financing. Coll 546-5880. MESA VERDE 2 Story OMLY $64,000. You 'll love t h is exec uti ve style Pacesetter home complet e with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths ; den & formal dining. Fantastic lattice work pa ti o cover. a.it ., .... in all of Costa Mes a . Don't miss "it !! Call 546-5880. PRICED OML Y $36,000 AMYOH~ ··.C.AM ASSUM£ LOAM- PAYMIMTS OMLY $249. per month including taxes for this sharp 3 bedroom, 2 bath Costa Mesa home. You 'll love the ·massive brick fireplace, huge -kitche n, separate dinette area, covered patio and large rear yard studded with fruit trees. Call 54~5880. ERITAGE . !;;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!~ii!!ii!!!!i!!iR;iiii;;~ Have something you want lloMrol 1002,GtMral 1002 G;...,.ol I 002 to sell? Classified ads do • it welt M2-5618. I .............................................. ····•··•··············· . ~ G1111r• I 002 "G1111r• I 002 'G1Mral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fXICUTIVE HOME MESA VERDE $49,500 J,ACUESTA BY THE SEA This 5 bdrm 3 b ath home in one of Orange County's choicest areas may be just the home for your large family. Atrium with banging garden & lovely professionally landscaped yard. 5'/i years young. Call to see this beauty! 3 + FAMILY $37,950 Tllis charming 3 bdrm 2 bath large added family room home may be just what you ar e looking for. Cozy fireplace with open beam ceilings on a large lot. All of this & offered with FHA & VA terms. •Preview Opening• Ou r 24th unit i1 now open (or your vie wing. Si nce you've been houebuntlng, You know how important a good neighborhood ls. Jn 1-f.unlin;ton Beach that ncighborbood is L• CUe•I• By TINS.a. These qua lily homes are dramatically dirrerent and exciling. They a re ideally situaled to take •dv1ot1ge of the excellent )'611t·round climate. , De1lgned with many special houi;ehold features which include: ma1sivo rough sown wood beams, wood 11.nd brick aiding, and soaring roof lines. A truly function•! floor pion with be1uliful appointments 3 to5 ,bedrooms. some floor plant include a 1tudy. Al\ have comfort· able familrroom1 with ::;;;;;;:::J wet b11rt, bonus rooms. formal dining rooms end lhreo c.11 r g.11rages. J---'+ Convenlontly located near 1chool1 and shop-. l---l'l"' ping ams, with h111rbora and be11che1 cloee by. 1--..1,,-r.. Cunt• II)' t.bll S... a heaullfW home for you and your family. l'llVATE LAKE FISH OR IOAT Jn your own private lake. Elegantly upgraded. 3 bdrm 2 bath home, only 1 year old. What a gr acious way to live. This lovely home near South Coast Plaza listed at only $49,950. FOUMT AIM VALLEY OHL Y $35,500 This home is a dee.orator's deli ght. 2 bdrm 2 bath with huge bonus room. Plenty of room for your large pool table. What a fun party home! Low down payment will buy this far out properly. 4 + FAMILY ROOM FHA-VA-$41,950 This large lovely home in Costa Mesa has 4 bdrms, 2 baths, large added family room & is on a quiet dead end street. Th.is has got to be the best buy m Costa Mesa. HUliE HOM1 -HUCiE LOT $47,950-l'HA • VA This large 4 bdrm 2 bath home with lovely enclosed patio on oversized lot is available for quick occupancy. Space for boat or trailer . For someone who is tired of feeling cramped. Immaculate condition & low down payment. , ..••..•••...•••....... IAY Vll!W . FRONT ROW Bluffs 3Blt, fain & din, .... : .. r1an, with exciUng de· cor. S89.50o. • OPEN SA"l'/SUN 1·5 2627 Vitia o.MM HAL PIMCHIM lltr. 2727 t;. Coaat liwy 6 75.4392 YOU QUALIFY $3000. moves you inlo this sharp condo u\ are11 of luxury homes. No qualiryi ni: lo as1>un1e ex· ll)t1og to'l-IA loan. ~l.!AJO. full price. C<1 11962·771:111 . KEY ~ R€ALTORSii MESAWOOO'S flMEST *** SUPER HOMES 315 POINSETTIA Spacious and friendly! J7'Jower fill"ed · pa ti os, room to grow 45 ft. lot, 3 BR, ·den, 3 baths. Open. Sun. & Mon. 1·5 461 SEAWARD ROAD Ri:in l·h s ty le , IOtl:i of wood & used bri ck ; 3 bdl'm .. 2 baths, formal dining, all shiny c lean. ~74.500. Open Sun. & Mon . 1·5 $2000 TAX RflATE 415·4 I 5'11 IRIS 1'his new duplex quali fies . 3 Bdrm., 2 bath for you + leased 2 bdr1n ., 2 bath for income. Open Sat. P.M. on ly. UNIVERSITY REALTY 300 I E. Coot! Hlqhway COl'Ofto del Mor 673-6510 Luxurious 4Ull, 2ba & ror m a l c.lininK-The owne rs ha \'C :.pent ct small fortune upgrading this Select l'ropcr\.y. lt's located in one of Cotita J';le:.a'i. newest and most e"onven1ent n c i gh bo r hoods . 'l'hl' price is S59,0UO. with an assumable low-interest r ate loan. Call now 556-2660 C:::SELECT T'PROPERTIES Coronad•IM_. 1022"Cor-o-de1Mm-IOZZ • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• J\.1ES1\ VEl{DE Fixer Up- per . w /V.A. assumable loan. JBR home on quiet st ., nr park. Yeager Realty, 556-6171 BACKIAY 1h Acre + lot w1-i Br, 3 Ha , house. 2600 sqrt. Pool. 11.1 ,\ere in back ror garden t·lc. :tone 1\-l, $70,500. 7'1o asiiumable loan. 557-1288. SUPER EASTSIDE $4700 BUYS IT Bright sunny kitchen, large dining area , (ireplal'e. Just $4700 down a nti its yow-s. Bet- ter hurry and ca ll 6-16· 717 l. wm Hazewlnkel & C9 645-5555 offers a traditional 2 bedroom, 2 bath home o n ocean side of highway for $651'l00. Of'fflf!!Q ••1S IUl1 '0~fNr(f '. !---'=============== [~! I :~!'.~~ ... !~!.~ :~'.'!'!'.~~!~! ... !~.~~ 3 Big bedroon1s, 3 baths. DisCO\'t>r this pl easant ~·ay uf ]i\'1ng Call 5-16-~Jl:i. QP//J Ill 9 •II S 1{11/ 10~! I/f f ' THE REAL ESTATERS Balboa Peninlllla I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $132,000-bay view, 2 yrs old. 3 sty 3 Brf:J Ba. Open Daily. 335 Lindo Ave. 675-6621 1646-2725. Nice duplex . Npt. Isl. 2 BR, 11"2 ba. ~a. gJJ,500 Triplex $129,000 Duplex Sil2,500 M;irshall lllty 675-4 Capistrano hach 10 18 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HARIOR UGHT5 AMD Top Of The World 4 Bdrms., 2 1 ~ bath ~ . dream home. Custom de· corated; well planned ramily home . OPEM SAT JSUM.1·5 2907 Ebblide OPEN TODAY 1215 Seacrest Horbor View IMs 4 IR, Fain,,,.. View Sl29,500FEE . Single story Belvedere model with "all the trim· mings''; gorgeous decor, custom decking & over· hangs, cat h e dra l "FABULOUS beamed ceilings • a LOCATION"' warm & bright ~ome Crest or the hill , Lemon with a .. cheerful feel· & Ap p le trees, s unny ing". k1 t ch .. crackling fire. HASTIHGS&CO. plush carpet 'g. R II 640.5560 ONE01''AKIND~! ~a ors 300 S l D . Eastblurr Prof. Bldg. l eacres rive 1~;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;; 644 -l!t.lo BLUFFS Ouplex 2 br, 2 --------OUSES ba. Studio. 1-"'rpl. patio .. CORONA DB. MAR OPEH H $72.500. 34672 Ca min CORHERLOT 1906 Pt. Weybridge Capistrano, Open House DU"LfX Sat /Sun . 1·5. Sharp Sun. t -5, 673-3222 or r Car mel model, across 547-4272 Lg. J br & fo'am. r m . from community pool & 1 ~--------i home w /xlnt. arrange· rec. area . 3 Bdrms., ONTHEBLUto-[o• mentor Cloor plan for family rm ., z baths. Capo-Beach, spectacular p\'l. living for lg. ramily $72,500 ocean & . harbor view. PLUS beautiful new 2 br 1827 SabrinoTerr. Large f ixer-upper. apt. w /seperate pvt. en· Sun. 2-5. Outstanding $89.900. Tcrms.49&-1525 trance. Priced for im-Irvine T e rrace; lge. Corona del Mer I 022 m~i~~:~aLt-~~N pool; view of ba,y. Large ••••••••••••••••••••••• rooms, high ceil 's., 3 Realtor r bdrms. & am. r m. +· 4 BR DUPLEX -;;;;;;;;;6;;;45;;;·5;;;5;;;57;;;;;;;;;;;1 ployrm. '224.992 with 3 BR, 2 Ba Rental. -CALL TO SH South o ( Bayside Dr. 4 Bdrms .• pool, lge. lot; with beautifu l natural ramily rm . $150,000 wood textures. Onl y l Close to beach; 3 bdrms .• year new. CaU &W·721J family rm . hom e; i\gent beamed ceilings,~ 41 DON'T CALL ME A DUPLEX!! I'm a delighUW 2 BR & Den owner!> residence with beautiful private £rounds. PLUS brick. $112,500 a charming l BR Rent~! w;th pr;v.te yard. Cur-GUARANTEE rently producing $2;JS. we g u a r a ntee you'll p/mo. ..LL want this 4 BR, 3 Ba, F /R 1~~~~~~~~~ ~ home for your own. Call on a generous 47xl 18' lot us t.o see this exquisite Cotla Mesa I 024 in the best South-of.Hwy SPYG' ••s HI LL home ....,...., ........................• location. $91,000. Call Owner anxious. $164.900. r.t ESA Verde 4 Br, den, _ .. _,_._12_1_1_A_ge_n_< ____ 1 *********** lge pool. Newly painted OCEAMVIEW 3 br, 2 b•, Cam. rm. Open Sat /S un . J.:;, 4733 Cortland Dr. Cam eo Hl1thland 1. 3 pvt. beaches, $87 ,900. Ownr. 673·3177 Open Sal/Sun l·5PM Country charm-plna pan· Veled livlna room . f'rcnch doors wood bum· ing frpl. Sunny brick p1tio. 3 Br, 3 Oa, '718 G o ld e nrod , C dM . Owner/Agent. SAVE MONEY ;n " out. lmmcd. oc-cupancy. $74,SOO. Owner Buy this 5 BR, 4 Ba, FJR 642.75.10 hOme & get income from 1.::=c=:-:-:-:--- the 'i BR Rental Unit. TAX SAVING Interest Priced to sell at $122,500. writcorf on 3 br, z ba, dbl. • ••• • • ••••••• gar . home. Xlnt. fa mlly Do IT YOURSELF """" fncd . yd., pallo. Add a second unit for you on this R-2 property in Old CdM. Thore'sa I BR. 11f. Ba home on rear of lot. $16SJIOO. Call now: 673-7601 quiet &trect. Walle lo schl.s. $35,300. :M&-0186 MISAclolMAI Sharp 4BR , ram (111 . $47,600. 1098 El Cimino Dr. OPEN Satllloo& COAST 'PROPtR , . 613-5410 '\ . . . ...---; . ., . . .. I • . ' . ' . • ' I . . H ~Wt • l"••"fW'• , . ee1e~11ee11eeeee1e•1ee ee1e1e•e•11ee)IOe,..eeee•' ee•eeeeeeeeeeee1••••••• eeeelll~lllll.~lelellll •••lf l•lll ' 'I\: f ...... > I 1141 14 1111,,_.541 , Ha•n,_.$91. 1t111"...,S. H111H~$4t11111 ••••••••••••• t•;;•;•••••• ... ••••-~! llowH•!ll ....... ICMOH..,.llorlM-1~a .,, 1 -lCMll I ·oleMll ICMI L 1leMll · 1CMI ,.. ~ . . .............................................. . .... , .......... t.······· ........ -.. i••'········ .............. -_. ................... -.. . BEAUTIFUL ._._,,...__,...._.,,,__.,. .. ~ 01,·ve Pa· rk Ex!re:,~=~ °' .... PRIYA TE AREA. .... OPIH HOUSI -·ted··· DBIRL .,.~. ~lit Sl•flCr bCl)lC. c 1 .... nice SUH. •••• Sophistica 13 2ba Sp Homes nei1hbotbood, walk lo •• OPEH HOUSE .. 1$87eve,500I h.ome on SO'xlOO' IOt. Xlnt view. UlllllE M Wol .Wliilo tiort>lo Fplc Hoving no li~tt or equol fa this home & sep. incorn& in CdM 01eo. Ov.n-Jb,ildet, 2SOO sq. ft., 3 b-. 3 bo ~ w /many bltns. Kitch is o dream w/rn:::i1chetd Walnut cbnts. Spoc. boom ceiling, Liv. & Din .. fm. with 0 !.pedocJor Vie\V of Q:~on & 5-Jrnet. Fom. rm. is 'corrplemanied by 300 sq. fr. Marble fk. & matched Wolnul i:t0neling, welbor, pod tbl. & p;otio, Central Voe., lrdry rm. 3 cor C}OrOCJe. A bird Aviary & Citrus tiees. Rental hos l~ sq. r1., 3 br, 2 bo. 2 car goroge & patio. "pprox.. S.SO.OCO down & Owner will COfty. Mammoth 4 br w/fu.m rm & form41 din. Nttw crpt & drp¥,, brick fplc, co\•ered pa\}o, bo11t or ~l.Oc"es, blke tO beacb.. 3 Bedroom.,.~ llolho. nle< ~.,_, May 2Stlo. 2 lo 5 P"'-• " , , ~ rt1nced yU.rd. ASsumabh.r '"l-'I ~1s OHi ,llt l•••l'f -Great Builder's· Closeout · loan. ,_2,ooo. c.11 to Immaculate 3 bedroom home ~ ,._ '" 3 ba od showina. Ukr~---23772 HOl.UT IAY ocean view ·3BR, den, · , m em ~~.11~~:~c;;su~:!~!;: '"IM 1044 HIGUIL SHOR!S gourmet kltcb, fireplc, 1parkling S77 ,500. POOL. $131,~ ~..!!_e lo _Of!J!!Kl"'!J 673-2271 t 02 Costa Mesa 1024 with lots of green & com· munlty pool. 1\s.sume VA 6V.%.SSlf . IW:~ ' Big & Spacious 3 & 4 Bedraom s-.. ...... nr.H-• .. , ..................... . Lingo R•al Estate TOWNHOUSE-$31 ,900. 2 B~t. 2 B111, 2 Story, Air c..-ond. LIW-e ne'f. 6"·4887 494-8086 499-4551 U N 1 V E R S 1 T Y PA R K !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~i!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Dartmmouth Cedar shingles.J 'A yl'8 .. oJd. 3 br lr•ine I 044 Lapna leach -I 041 TRl-LEYB. & 11ludy. 2600 brick putio, ••• • •• •• ... •• • • ••••••••• ·••• ••• • • ••• ••••••••••• Builder ... •ln •m. hi-beam oell '••· u~iv •""" SPANISH CHARM -Good IJACH---1---="'-';c;-=-'-"~?-=--~,&•ulifu:l-hOUH/Cill'den-~ -'P. !___~ ---Oe.\l..u,-No.war:-3BR--+. 4 U. a;Jf .your lGCution. $65,500. wnand. The or1g1nal Is sUU tbe-f1tm . 2,000 1111 ft. many II .11642 Laurel Tree Lo. best . Here's one of xtru!j. $ti9 ,SOU OPEN ASSUME I' · ,...,.. 5$2·0896 Irvine's originul hon\es ; SUN 1-S •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $23,250 C ~.Sift£ -141' see lhis 1rcal l1oor plan OCEAN FRONT "' Ae + FIX & SAVE Prime area .. Dramatic From '.i' • • that gtve1i 3 bdrms .. S Units. Great110te11Ual. entry to elea.J.>•lt. livia. , BUILDER'S ramily rm .. 21,-1 t>aths ; in S375,000. OWNER Selling Home: 3 Br, 2 Ba, home in W. ..-"5 $53,990-$56,99() . a good location near U.P . 2 SENSA'fJONALOc Vu , Eas:tside. 1',rplc in liv rm, Costa P.iesa. 2 car gar. room wilh eoo(mqus As low as l09'e1 dOW ele m . school. Owner wood & glass ho1nesoff 4 huge BR's or 3 BR + fenced yd. Assume 7 ~1'i~ s t 0 n e f i re P 1 ace · 'f CLOS[ OUT might recarpet & paint lo AJt a Vista. den. Shuttered fctm /din t.'HA . S33,000. Owner Wifesaver gardan view I YOU wish · b , 1 Co .. kitchen. Dine. BaJJ. room 8% Interest Avail. This is an, opportunity of suit uhrerh s tas e.«-.. 000m-(1 . l 48R Jba, lam, 2500 rm w / brk£st bar, 2 re· 549-26--16. . 1 . a lifetime. Choos e parel 1s oment_., sqft,4'<1ecks,stto st furb'd baths. V<iulted "-CC.0'-"-'------.,.--1 siled amliy room over-Ask for Ed. i~'. "'l3S.OOO. eeil'gs,2cargar&conc. Da.aPoint 1026 looks covered d ance A h 1 · betweenthefewremain· ""~ drive. Lrg brick patto & •••••••••••••••·•••••••• pavilion & lush grounds. t td~se ow pnces ing 3 '4t 4 HR, 2 sly free PETIIT REAL.TY 12. I New 3BR + ~fu&dio mature trees & plants. DUPLEX bargains, Dana Sw eep; n g s tairs t o an interest rate standing homes, Uoiver. 552,7000 a1 rea_. lg-deckedput10 N I I -• & l'd p · 1 H & ·ncome •econd •lory •w'l-,... you cannot Park. Th,.se /lew & .. anai. S137,500. ew Y pant....... crp . o1n .. ome I . c"lud•'ng "hu•e hid:=way al'l'ord l~wa.1't elegant homTes reature ... Uni\rersity Park Village OCE,\NFRONT w /fu n· E xtras . 318 £.:it.her St. New. from $68,950.-$2000. t. Ill 3 BR l · r 1 l l·c •"J' sb• + _ _.. n 1· 34121 master. Takeovers~:.% •1''amilyttoom . •a num, rpc, as 1 vu."'-''" .. $44,500. 645-2200. tax cro:uit ap~1es. , d d & 1 ... -..a~ .,~ guesl un•·l Coastllwy,496-3431 1''HA . NO NEW LOAN •21hi 8atps upgra c ••uu.,,c ~· · By Owner· 2 BR. s ml 1----~-----1 COSTS. $245 /mo. pays LOCATED ON THE •f'ormal Dining Rm S48,500 . By Owner. Jus t remodeled in & out. fenced yard. $26,500. Call BY Owner-Old Spanish a 11 . owner must N.E. CORN~ROF •Upgraded plw;h.carpet-,_552_·_0<_66 _______ 1 Beams. panel'g. 2 fpls, 64ti-0748. 559 Hamillon, home. JSR ll>a, oak flrs. sacrifice. Hurry!! Call GOLDENWE.S'f ing. 1 EXCLUSl.VE Turtlerock beaut int ·s. Wd. steps lo C~t. $47,:;0Q.49ti·2815 003.7881. &SLATER IN •Cu.s tom draperies · C 8 pvt.be;i.ch .5315,000. MYSTIC HIUS -Picturesque setting w /panoramic coastal view. 2BR 2ba, frplc, sundeck . .Many fruit trees In ·garden. $97 ,500. CL051 IH R·2 LOT, 5G'xl5G' overlooks Vic toria Beach, includlnc · oil.J:epo~t,.$27,500·--.-~~~· WOOllS Cl)VI -Hiil;dpo•-~lil. Private setting, 3BR, den, 2ba, lovely patio & pool. $120,000 . OCIAHHlOHT 3 .. ..-'-beams & Crplc In living rm., spacious patio. $172,000. HIME COMM'I. UHm -Class A-Bldg. & tenants. Call L·O for details. $179,500 •• ' . OILUXE COHOO -Across from Helsler~Park. 1 BR. coiiVeriib)ellen;2 b~ths. sundec~ with fireplace., Greal view. $110,000. ~oewater 1350 s. ~Hwy. cf+?;:, . LlltJllM le.Mil . . REAL ESTATE 4t4-tlH --·-·~ ---~--~~---------J .. ike New. 4 Br. 2 Ba, Open Sat /Sun. 1-5. 225 E. Wilson. $49,500. 642-9-197. Of'IN 1119 •1r·s 1urJ li:lHf rircJ • HUN1'1NGTON BEACll throughout. Tci'r. horge by Um(l. 5 r , VICTORl·A BF..ACH ASSUM AILE VA 7°/o ACROSS t'ROJ\I •Sheet vinyl in kitchen 2 ~\ ea·: d,;n. tr din. 3 ( 1.) 4 Units. W /lrude. $240 per. mo. + taxes. ,:'-·-:··. y''\ NtW lfUNTJNGTON •Genuinetileentrys car gar. Util. rm & pan· $115,000 . L le h , lft .. L ~1--' 1052 3BR 2b I f :;_ $ C£N"TRALPARK els · tr)'.. f:.f lot .w/vil!w pf (;!,) 3 Units + vac lot ...... K ~ ....... ,... .,..... , a, rg am rm. ::... ~~ •Prof.front Ian 'Cap1n~ f'..ii':i b' 6 n~ I s land & 5175,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••"•••••••••••••••••••• B E A u T . De c 0 r , V:ieworvalley.$53.500. '6'l< ::.... 1SALES OFFICE OPEN w 1 s prinklers cat-alli'ur'. ,JS"r. schls & without lot $l:5,000 IRVINI COVE OPEN SUM. l·S wallpaper. 3 br, 2 ba. AA REALTORS BY OWNER-3 Br, 2 full 11 AM~SIC •Ce:s~~J!%~,990 shop'g. Sl45.000 .. By appl Mod. 4BR + rwnpus + Lar~e 2 bedrm h?~e-2374z , ...... ..., Rig, special. bit. on lam 100 W. Mariposa, S.C. bal.h.s; din. rm; 00 eul'-de-947 .. 9956 4 tld1tns-$S?.990 only . 19161 Woodfor gym. 011 2 loL'\. $189,000. fa mily rm-formal di'"';lng ONE OF A KJND" iBR, rm. w/frpl. Must see it! 492-2100 sac. Prime Joe., close to LA. CUESTA VILLA PARK II HOMES Terr. 833-0506. JUST REDUC ED2BR + rm · custom qua l1ty huge lam rm, wet bar, $42,900. Under list Price•·,-R-E-E--d-.--Bu--lh-.-1 Bann•'ng & Bushard. ' fam on R-2 lot"''/rm for thruout -oeean view. J•<u••I ,·n yo .. •own ya-·• r · k I o a vice! Y JS lmmac. 3 BR. 2 BA:, (<U"J\ 55" 9300 $249 000 494 8086 / -~ ~-l~c sue. wnr. weekend before 9 '12 Landscaped yard WI rm. Close to beach.I""~~~~·~~~·~~~~"" LtM)MllG!leoch 1048 add.unit,2patiot>,many \1994s51 149.38812 -+ elubhouie, pool, ten- -'-"-='-------1 becomes9~</o inlerest.s 1~ton~e'!!:.•~la~b~p~a~lio_!ll;I. W~a~lk;i,_lo_1 _0w;c_~ne"':<.~A~p;pl;.~!ID~·~·~l348_._· _I· •••••••4'i .. ••••••••••••• lg trees, 3 blks to beb & . -. nis, pvt . beach. Gale Just Listed-Eastside FkEE pool w/ m~gnifi-_beach. $48,500. 96S-8453. BY OWNER: Turtlerock BEST BUY, Close in, lri· Lown. $S4 ,900. . LINGO guard. BOND REALTY J BR. huge famrm, pool, cent, s pacious colonial 4 DESERTED Broad moor, Plan 4C. level "f .amilY h.qme 497-1711 REAL ISTATE INC.831-9411 great loc. Come See! BR at S61.000. nr. schls, FAIULOUS SPA.MISH CASA S84I Sierra ~QeJq. .. Open w/Blu.ebi.rd .Caa.,vOll vu. LCMJYHieoch $44,900. OPEN HOUSE marina & cowitry fresh 2 STOIY 41R 2 STY House Sat /~n/fdon 1·6, Completely remodeled NEW 4 BJ_t. 3 1h ba, ~te-. Mis1lcNI Vieio 1067 water view overlooking •-••••••••"•!'•••••~••••••• Sal & Sun 1-5, 265 Rose produce.stand. $52.500 Spectacular 4 BR, 21.a inside & out. loci. new L.n, CM . United Brkrs FREE hills ide with Just a few blocks to the +pool Ba , Formal'Oin-rm. Rec. carpets & custom fix - 646·7414. ' SlJ,900 R-2 lot. beach from this large $42,900 rm. lgc patio, pror. de-turcs. Beamed ceilings & ...:.:.:_:..:c'-------l }o-REES2000taxcrediton family home, with king Siesta elegance under corated & landscaped. frple in li\•ing room. W'?°d& Cove, $119,000. MADRID 6~ 4 BR, a ~ty, BKR. 493 -3611. view, comp upgraded. MESA VERDE Peace & Quiet are yours in this beautiful ex- ecutive 4 BR, 3 Ba. Cum · rm ho m e. Beautiful park-like actting on this extra quiet eul-de·sae. For the discriminating buyer. $74,900. By owner. 540-0674 2762 Tern Circle. Open Sat /Sun/Mon 1-5 new, exclusive, very size bdrms & massive red tile roor. View park-Man y xt ras. $75,000. -Large, airy kitc hen spacious Condo wL 180 f;i.mi l :y r oom with likegrounds.St.epsto21 833 -::.075 (Owner has in-.w /bllins, lots of eup- degree ocean & harbor cathedral beam ceilings acres or rolling greens & active. R. E . lie.-J board s pace. Huge view ,onlyS69,900. & fireplace. A rar~ find gulf course. f''or,rqal eµ·l ------~---·1 seperate l\1aster SI.lite. CUSTOMIUILT Jo-REE gate pass lo ex-at only ~52,500 ! ! Call lry. Sunken livi ng' room. PRICED for Quick Sale. Childrens level w rl. BR. Quality. ocean view 2 clusilte beach & club with 963-5671or556-7035. Cozy fireplace. Formal by owner . $'8,500. lOo/o TV room, bath, seperate bdrm ., 2 bath· home; this 2800 SQ. ft, J Br dining & fa1nily room. Down. 3 BR, ,.,am-rm. entrance, deck, & fenced separate. extra large 2 charmer in Monarch Bay S weepin g s tairs to lnclry rm, eenl. a ir, shg yard. Room to expand. car garage. Garden set- at only $91,000 <replace· ~celuded ehildrens wing. crpts, no-wax flooring, $79,500. "By Owner .. ting with Jols of pri\'.ucy, ment cost $131,(X)(l ). separate master suite. 3 cust. drps & concrete. 497-1816. mature trees. A real gem 1''REE Map to show your eat h s , encl o ;. e d l .. us'h lo-maint. lndscpg. ----------1 al $67 ,500 frie nd s where you courtyard patio. Near Comm.Park&Pool.4101 ParkA•e.Estates ~ Call Don at POINT COUNTRYCLUI? sume 6•12<;-C loan. Take tree)551-2100 • • ~ .u.i..:.i: bought. beach. No qualifying. As· Glen"'·ood Sl. (Green-$2pu.~chaTsAe•Xs olCRlhEesDleTlufoxr· ~··· · ... li' ~~fulll'ln By Owner. 3 BR w/1',am-REALTY, 49&5323 fOl' CENTU RY 21 ha s a advantage. Oial842·2535. t 5-&-S~T-r-i--l-.-, .. -1-,-.-r-.-2-._-2 I ury, ocean view homes. • Ii3©IDil"OW rm. lge yard. $35,500. appt. large a s s ortment of oPtNl11 9 ·•i s11 ..... 10 11fN>1t· f d C OPEN HOUSESattSun/-' 499-2800 · New Ocean \'iew home. 2 Br, 2 lla. Choose your own decor. $57 ,000. owner. S81,900.831·1Zt.7 0 H S Su H U N T I N G T 0 N ~ Ba, pro · In · Al • wet !\Ion. Hillview Dr., 0!11 1~==-------pen ouse at/ n /-Fount • Valley 1034 _.. bar. fully upgraded. Of· ~~ 16-51 2034 Continen-••••• !:~••••••••••••••• ~~o!.~Lr~!!. ~1T::: f!: fered b:y owner 565.900. Parkl:,.~eECCAILE Open House Sat/SI.In. 12-5 IWwpart leoch I 069 ........................ R EEN BR G-0 K detalls.~-7542. ,1 __ >52_'_•4669_·_-______ 1.""Efne r al-d-----"B ay hC5biif 5-iO-St--;--Ann':t Dr. New College Park, reduced Barcelona By Owner. 4 •ByOutofTownOwner• Private garden & patio, c us l . ~pix . J /5 B~: &k¥FROHT $44,000. Used brk entry, CB1Ru,bh2ouBsAe' wlrgl 1'r•gmP'ooml.. ONE YEAR.MEW Village 11: ltlost., d~ira-with good ocean view. J ac':'z z 1, 30fl. patio 3.Br + Ii::e, lie, liv. rm·., All the work isdOOe for bje "J\llli~rd '' model Bdrm;;., 11,2 baths. Xlnl w /v1e w , w~lk /to wn . 2 Custom Hornes • BALBOA PENINSULA Ex~lle(\t loc\lti:on on the Bay~• .,qy ~ b!:pf11c·y:tlhe Ocean. ~ach home has 4 bdrm Ji,' b~t•h& & Galle r:y :-2 flref,laees, wetbar, ultra modec_n -kitchen. & pri\·ate pier. Fee l;rnd . See at 1200 East Balboa Blvd., or call 675-8120 for more de- din. 'rm., Jg· covered $62,950.963-1655. yollfOA)this 11.~old w /Grnb,t.• on 2 s ides, value. Owner.494 ·()463. patio, us~ l>rk frpl. Hvy l-"-""":~~;;;;;::----1 Landmark honie~ i'bis btW-n. 2 pOOts. Jbr. 2 ba. + EXP AMSIVE shake. l\emodeled l ~~ 1~=~~~~~~~~1 ••'ngle',,le•el <'bdrm .'& · 0 5 'Bonu· •m · Ba. dbl gar. nu paint. family room model has 2100 sq·. ft . Avail now. fine ramify" h'oiiie. 4 - .< enorm u s • · CaQ>:on \'iews from this Sprinklers.OpenSat.2-5 been professionally ,,,,.,000 o· penSal &Sun - , ..,.,..,. · · ·· bd rm s ., pe ntho u se Op .. Houw12-S Smashiny duplex : 516 J .. eg i on . Ne ar town : great view : 3 bdrm., 2 ba . & tree-hou s e : 2 bd1•m .. 1'2 ba .. wood pane ling & bolh ha\'c frplcs. SI 15.000 & Sun 12-S. 2200 Cornell 3 Br, 2 Ba. f'rpl. Patio, land.s caped, und e r -S/24&5/25,fromll-4Pi\-1 . ·playroom.prf\·.sundeck. Dr. C!\1 . Ownr. 642-4236. Oversz'd Lot. VA /FHA ground s prinklers in-4341 Sandburg. Real Estate Loan. $41 ,000 963·4339 stalled, patios & extra t -----~~----Near New, 3 Br, 2 &. o ed&h.i hi o~ Fam. Rm, Din Rm. Cen· by 1tAi:!V/liV wnr. concrete po~r ' .g , K BY ..,..._ tr al air, co\•ered patio & Tri-Level. De<.'Orator's de-upgraded interlo~ wit< UN IVE ltSITY PARK n.. b c us tom draperies Village 1. 4 BR,~ Ba. Beaut. landscaping. l .M •STER sum li ght. 4 Br, 3 n.ll, wet _ ar, . It ., la t Blk to Westeliff Shop-"" S&S Const.ruction. Prof. carpeting. won s corner loc. backs up lo ,oil~~" $2000 Tax Credit New 3 bdrm .. 2 ba. ''iew horn~ in Lagwia. for lhc unbelievable pri ce o f S49.950. OU R CO~lMUNITY IS tails. GETTING READY FOR1--------- SUMMER >'UNATTHE llGCAHYOHIUY S.EASHORE. WHY lstory,JBr,.3Ba;3c11r DON'T YOU JOIN US? ,e:arage. CPls, driil, fully ping. 401 E . 19th, corner WITH Inds e ' d . Priced l o long al $49.500~ 963-5671· greenbelf. $54,500. full of Tustin. Open House PARENT RETREAT! sell-$64,500. 962-4043. -price. Open 12-5, Sat/Sun Sat /Sun.1-Spm.orcall By way of s pira11 ---:--::;;;;;~;;;;;=----&Mon.4351Wi.nt.ersweet {. L ESTATE 548-l398. s tairc ase . Truly a --~l!!~li!l!!!!!!l!!'.__l~W;:a~y=,~552~·~894:::7~::;::~;1 ----------1 drea1nhouse. Courtyard · · 353 N. c.,..., Lagun11 2·Slary Duple• Bricks & aged s hingles, ocean view balcony & lovely gardens; 2 bdrm. & lge. 1-bdrm. with room to expand. 584.500 land&c11ped iocL .1>aUo JUST LISTED! Perfect trellis. $1Zt,.SOO:. ror the traveling couple ' • HARIOR HIGH in front w /exquis ite SWEEPING VIE'!f!! 4114-'791• '715R-S48D 3000 •Q-ft. Cape Cod landscaping in rear. Fml sou- or week-end home. E·Z care 2 BR. paneled dEin. p ,, ,., \' " ••• \'. u '~~'J· .'Jl/1 d. · ,_ There's luxury thruout flome. Beautiful brick &1_::::'"::'":::•!:r.::m.::·_:968=415ti~·=~~-1 Rea!Estate. INTERESTING? this 3 bdrm .. ·211:1 bath SEABREEZE &·OCEAH VIEW Open beam ceilings kit.,1-C-U-'S'-T-O_M_J=•c"'·~== tile pool a rea. Boal gale Reduced s2000. Gree n 4 Cq m r o rta bl-e size horrie.with formal.dining. ~~e. $66,950. Call : Valley, 4 Br, 3 Ba. 10773 by~ bdrml!I, 2 baths... built-in I am i ·I y room , 2 • 494-7551 • di nin g area, L..R . "" ..,...._ LUC KY YOU -Jt'· +Pool. only ............ S61,~ Big Canyon's best $ SOUTHL •u~s 968 E_l_.£::•.1tro, $55 ,900 , 1 kitchen. fireplace, heavy fir e plac es , lovely __.._ .:..>9'o YO,U GET AIOHUS! s hake roof, covered gardens and more. Don't Close to beach and shop- ping. Custom built older home with unique styJ- i n g . Proress ionally landscaped and quality quaintly d ecorated. Many plus reatures in- c luding beautiful wood anJ used brick. Shown ~y appointment only. value. Elegantl story, 3 FIRST SEfOWING-U you Br, 3 Ba, immaculate, like San Francisco hi ghly upgraded . charm, you'll love this $135,000. Bonusroom th.al is. in a patio, & offeri"ng GI & miss seeing \he beauty of OPENSUN&MONl-5 BY OWNER: l\:leadows FHA terms al lhe pn·ce lbisone! "431 B d · C II pres ti ge neighborhood. ""· ow oin, 0 ege llome Plan 5, 4 BR. 21/2 f.'amilyrm. sep. dinin-of $35,950. Call if your in-OPEN SUH. t-5 Park. Vacant 3 hr, 2 ba , Ba, Liv, Din & Fam-rm d 3 ••7 ~Ian sophisticated 3BR, E-Z care Garden Home r r I I g r m . La Cues t a tereste ! 96 . ....., l or 5702 Hk+-4e am. rm ., rp. poo · w1rr...1c. Upgraded. High «•.7035_ ......,... 0 •usoo Pri ,.. El Dorado m ode l . ....., _. wner. ~. . n. on-$60's. Prine. only . l:y. 637-5076 eves. 968.2878 968-4456 IT'SA 186.950 SPACIOUS ROOMS•aod BWFFS-Condo REAL ESTATE 900 (,1. ""' f' • .,, ,.,~ ,,~' • l '• "· LAST CHANCE ~ S LE G 0 FlllJ~ TOASSUME5'4 P SPANISH TY 0 D -· VISl•N f,OR COZY College Park 3 Bedroom Ponderosa, ,\ C A T JI E D R A L a'IALTY Olel. eomfo<lable living tor _ $79,500 _ some lucky family need- Uome on eul·de·aac. 3 P~rk Place, model 531. CEILING, in LR, DR, 552_7500 BR. 2 Ba, Fa m·rm, Dbl 1 11'~ Years new. Take ad-f'mRm ! Unique step..up Parle Huntington Call now. 752-8770 Owner I Agent . 4BR · 2Story-3Br-21h:Ba Cas a Grande! Unique ing ' panoramic BEAUTIFULVIEW S h H · nd ocean vu-and VACANT: panis ac1e a; Jun-$8ti,sod LolsofExtras • t, 1 bit book vantage of sellers hard famrm with firepl. & l/J Acr .. VocCIDt! rp c, n ca,ses. work "nd fontaslie up-free form g<aphie on $W 950 Owner 2512 Bow .. "La Mer" model with d .· Pl ....... ;1 · grading. Including 2 wall. Stone entry-Garden i•xso · euslom pool on _._o~•~n-"~·~~"-'~~'-'-----1 wood covered patios. kitchen. Assumable loan. UECUTIVEHOME MESAVBUI£ $49,500 This 5 bdrm, J bath home in one or Orange Coun- ty's choicest areas may Spanish tile entry and Stroll lo beach! ONLY huge tree studded lot. ·Sweeping open stairway family room. Custom $45,900. 968-4456 to parent retreat-. 12xl9 drapes . Decorator 'THISls~· ' I '' Fam rm . PLUS 20x22 wallpa:per . Priced lo set A"ssumuble VA lrni n in nd game rm! 3 Levels! 3 al S68,500. Buy now a fine11t area. ComplUy UP-Baths! 3 Car Garage! save!!! graded thruout. Short FAST POSSESSION! be just lhe home for :your ~ letrge family. Atrium UPERB with hanging gardt!n & lovely proressionally OMES landscape d yard. 5':Z H41 CMIOUll NII 54t·M55 CTL boys lhis G11.rden OPEN ALL WEEKEND! Paradisl!. E3sy pay· Bkr962·$511. ments.968-4456 1----------1 AHSWERTO VACAHT YOUR DREAMS MEW PAIMT years young. Call to 5ee -if is beauty. ~9491. H_....ot11Mdt I 040 A plush home, countless Sharp ! 3 Bedroom, 2 upg r ades . Added on bath, fireplace . pro- Game room. 4. Bdrm, fessionally landscaped . famlyrm. delightfully VA /FHA terms. Must -Walker r. tee Reul ls l•te IAC:K IAY .UIA 3 SR, 2~ea , cornp'ly new kitcb., lge blde·a-way or- fl ee o r gues t qtrs. w /beam ceiling, panel- ln& & s hutte rs. Only S.52,000. Aient 5@-0812 or (;.U;·6710 ••••••••••••••••••••••• decorated. 968-4456 sell. Call anytime. · SEACLIFF loc. 4 BR, 2•,; scon REALTY Ba . lge brick patio, SJ6 .. 7SJJ comp. lndscpd. 536·7625 HUNTINGTON R E D E C 0 R AT E 0 HARIOUll f'1\MIL.Y HOME , NEW JSR 2'h ba POOLS FOi YOU gourmet kitchen, J br + Town}lse near beaches, LA.RGI OR SMALL family rm. lmmac. Coll shopping and schools. Jos h Wi g ht , Rltr . •c.1 250 Good Joan assumptions. 642·5270. .., ' - Large, sharp homes or·1---------- small homes that need SEACUFf EASTSIDE some help. Give u.'{ a call Wlllk lo •ach IANCH for top v1due . &12-9371 FOUR IEDROOM 4 BR. 3 Ba, Bonus Rm. ~U'LL t f S ACRE , ,Cov. Patio, 3 C::ir Gar,. FORMER FARl\f , WITH Open1-8daily.900-1709 Ranch house hais pure EMCLOSID PATIO countr)' kitch e n, Good ,carpetanddocorin BETTt;R SE(>; THIS •ep1r11te guest, Dutch a nice areu. Wctlk to ONE! It won't last long. doors, s winging sash school aiid shopping, Plent.y 'R.V, PM'1ting on windo'll, antique fix· Owner will assist with 1h1nt lot.$ min. to ocean, ture.1. Storage barn. finaflcin&. CA1J...&&2-93Tl 2 yrs old. 3 BR. 2 Ba. Xlnt. location.· A ,CIVE _ , great buy a t $50,500. A WAY AT $32, 750 . OPEN llOUSE Sat/Sun, 1-'0'-w_n"e-'r.-'84_7_·S384='-----I I( U R R Y -CA LL 1-5. Lge corner Jot. J Br Meredith Gurdcf\11, 3 Br. ~· + addition. I~ Ba, ntM' 2'J.t ba, A~sun\C 7r):, Cl. crpl &r. custom drapes. $68.i50. Ownr/Agt. Open Dblboatg1tte.8yownr Sa t J l\l o n , 10101 5591 Clark Of. HS. Stonybrook l>r . ltK. 846-1822 968·8388 . REALT·Y.IHC. 714/-U71 Of'IH $AT ,15UH l·S .6542 '-""' Circ. , SPARKL1NG POOL home. Beaut Francis. Fln•. 4BR 2 ~l.I b a, parents retreat. frplc in l.11m rm, ~pacious Lile en- try, quiet c ul·de·Mac. rt4.SOO. I BY OWNi':R 4 br. 2 ha, (Q\I, p<1tlo. Attlstically de·c.or 'd . Cnr. loL. Ev .. twknd.96Um LGE' BR. 11; Ila Con\Jq, REAL TV, INC!. 1dultfoncy. Pool, TeMis. 714/146-1371 JaCuza.i: '1' Mne to oce.110.1--..:..:..:.:..==;....:"".-'--· I 8f OW]ttr. 611f 129 CLASSQ'.IED'lffll ..U It. its or gr acious family $79,SOO Own/Brkr E Uy home ; secluded patios. 644 •7•6 ... __ B ST B MollorchlayT......,• Sl35.000 JUST MOVE JN to lhisi .,.;;.;;,;··~·;0;,'-i;;;;·-;;;,;;;;;;. An 'elegant' & gracious \:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ delightful 3BR. The de·\~ TURTLEROCK home ; uehiteet de-• coraling has been done 'LlllOISLE TERR "CE signed, .with spectacular for you .. _. _ ... _. $89,500 R while water view. J VIA NICI F o u r s p a .c.i o u s Bdrms., den. sep. din. BRING YOUR OFFERS Charming J br, 2ba, frpl, bedroom-s ! Master rm.; exciting enlertaln-NOW as this oWft"er has immed. oecuPanc)·. bedroom, liying room, ing area around poof & OCEANFIOMT other plans and will .$79,500. Owner/Agent. dining room and kitchen jacuzzi. $189,500 84 +FEET move fast. Great 4BR, ~673-&S89 all overlooking park and This very special builda-ocean vu •....... $89,950 ~ city lights. POOL SIZED ~ ble lot can be yours for Just Reduced LOT. Your chance Lo live ~ only Sl-IO,OOO! Private LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT on th e hill for only w1• community -engineering when you walk into this $89,500 $115,000.Seethist.oday! & soil 't ests anproved. w ar m 4BR , s tudio, ,,,.,,,,,_ " OC EANSIDE Garde n SBR h-" RAISOR'S 1105 N.CooiTHwy:,LnnllftO Hurry!? , uulrttac eu guest -~ Home ............ $92:,500 bedr[n ., in lovel y REALTORS. 494-1177 SOUTH LAGUMA B•yshore <Ommunlly. ARCHITECTURAL WalktoMarinaandpvt . .... Campus' Dr .. lr,ine HIHside Hide-out VIEW ESTATE G E M . l a vis he d beaches. 0J)<!n House .. .,.... · .Seauti£ul cOastl i n e w /Span1sh tile 11 fl s d Camphs'ValleyShopCtr. Two-story charm home • · un ay 1·5 2511 CAL, L 113-1600 wit~ 4 bedrms, 3 baths views. Custom quality. pla.!fter~ ceilings. 4BR CRESTVIEW DJiIVE. and g u est be d rm · St. Charles kitchen. 4 w/oeeanvu .... $135.000 REXL HODGESRLTR OwuER •~JOI.IS shingles-2 stone frplcs-.Bedrooms , 4 bath~ in· CALL MARGUERITE · 586,6400 · " ""._ eluding guesl house. Of. Own er purchased a fantasti c ocea n &. fered far below replace-THIS NEARLY NEW, townh0:use & mUSl sell! coastline views. $135,000. ment cost . $249,500 s p a c i 0 u 5 4 B R , Shangri La Sharp 3 bdrm., l o/• ba.: 494 ·8086 / 499-45si / OCEANSIDE home has Tree hidden 4 bdrms .. nicely lndscpd. Xlnt 493-8812 1963 So. Const t-lwy. NO COMPARISON with 3~ bllths. Cowtynrd eP· cond. Will sell VA /f."'HA, LINGO Lag unaOcul·h a smaU priceoC' .. $1:i4,~ try with Polynesian only $41 .950 REAL &STATE 494-0749 .. joy fflle Good Ufe POOL~ Lge, dining rm. & IARGAIN!! I ~~~~-~~t:li~-:f~~;::;;~;;;::;::""~'J _ _.:::~e~o1~34~9~J.~Z~l~t l[:._ I fa mi 1 y rm. unu 1u11 Here It Is! BrentwoodlOCEAN SIDE of 1-lwy.: shellsLone rrplc.; blt·ln model full 3 bdrm. 1~ glamorous 3 BR .. 2\.\t ba., Tff'f"lffc Yi.wt * Wl'icNOW * kitchen wJth nook. C.11 ba:, l~1h red carPets : din. rm .. 2 frpl ., den, wet 2 Bdrms .• 2 b• .. un· tor app't. $77,llOO prof. decor. OWner musL b;1r , view . Owne r finished room, dining LAGUNA~ Ch Iii sell ! Present a11 offers! llnl!nce . $149,500 rm., lrplc .. au wood : on * IBT * . · arnP"tC) $49250 L.AGUNAi NIG UEL : approx. 8,0QOtq. n. R·2 Two .. 1 Lory , Early MotGAMUM.TI super4BR .. 2""ba.,dln: lot. 420 Bant.'Sl., Open OP&ISUHl.Z...I Amerie•n.a.Lylc: 4 552 ... -· rm .. ram. ·rm .. , 2 frpl.. sun. 12-S bdrm• I \.\ b• IC• ....., gour met k1l . Pool. •494~1551.-2ll01Wl•1°ILM. tl(l'b .• ~itb blt:{111 ic $14,500 • Beaut 3:8R La'Veta hd Wd. cabinets. Lje. TUITLllOCK EMERALD BAY: fan-home:...i.Pool aiae y~. family rm,1 brick frpla.; 0,... tas tlc fa m. borne; 5 B•. Pf'OI. HD11cpd,, COl"ber lat, dbl. doer e"tr.y with slate s.t~/MllM 1·5 4 ba .. formal din. rm.. Priced rlfbl M." •l.950. floor .. Sh•ke roor. V•· It• llelll ·Dr dan wetb~r 2frpl dlx COME SEE·FaU In love cant; see LhJJ today! • :; • k l l 0 h 3 1'a ·• . .,· TWOFOllONE andbuy. -8,000' New Oft n11rkel;-,,opul1r c . • r ., vie . •• Pia •• bd• ro lly -$2$0 000 3 Bdrm., 2\.'a ba. home+ L:.t:':iH'--' ~· 'cAL-L A ,4,.j'414 ••di ~ 1 .. rns., rn2 .... 'cHA.RMING condo · l·BR&baw/kitchenctte, IJO. 010 .,,.....49•4 •ft 9''""•'illll.. rm., f" ng rm., ... p Ill I I d v ·11 · w/s•p e nl•an-• & Pri --•!llilM~-1. bath•; 3 car garaee. ac c, 11 an 1 1o1ge; '" . • ....... v. 1 Many uparadeai Near RR .. 2.,; ba., din. -'"!"·· e ncl. patio. Many extr(IS! Divorce forces Sale North alt.tL rv . tc:nnia s*ivUegea. den , a frpl . Patio , 0nly3 )·rs.old&.abuyat View! "282", 3 Br. 2Mi N,,,,.,_, • .,,P••l<'tllc• , • -01ubhouse, pool. $64,500 'Oftly l5f 250 ., .... Fam "m Din Rm . PEG ALLEN MJss'ION R£ALTY S:ndec k,' ;rrie.w .• v-ooi SEU. idle ltesw ...... • D•'f'itl D. C•'.. UALTOR ..._7$1 • • 04.()'13.l •• f d O n...u .. Pilat UALTOR IJ>.92t3 1080. .i, Coa" Lo~·"" 1 u 1 • By war. '_,, a lqtlllld--'' ._ •--11!8, .... 415-UM. - I , I• • • . . Heoi'°' fe,; s,fo IH.Mo ,_ Wo '' ············rr'""'°'""~\<~ ......................... '"......... , ............ 541 H•ff ..... S4e C•••••I•' ... ' ... ,,,.... ... ·~ I d•t~_.,. i. cl ••••••••~r••••••• ~··•••••••·-·•'It._.,. •• ~ ••• , •• ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, fW~• : 1700 Sund1y, May 25, 1975 DAIL y PILOT DI •••• •• ,,,,,11:••••••••••••••:.+,-. ••• ~ •• ! •. ~~ •••• ,_,,,;;.~~.;\!~.~ ~~~ •• .!~! S.C .... wta 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I.cw Pro,.,.ty 2000 How1et FunMIMd H....-U•t.liaMd - _.... -~ ._ --•••••••••••••••••••••·111• TAX SHJo:.l.1'ER ••••••••••••••••••••••• '1 ~-.&:7/-*-:-B~:~~:.: •:t~~l~Tg:_ .... ~~~::;'C~J~~!: EATSrT•·r:;Sl~E r~~~f.~:f;:~;~:}]:~~ ~§:~~:x:~:~~~~~~i ' ... .. ••• aRfAT. 'FAM1i.r HOME " Good schools , 5 bedrooms, 3 baths & ~e n , famiey & dining rooms, large yard landscaped for-kid . Gversized-tiarage-for thps~ bil<es 7boats. · • 'f" deck, overlookiq hills • 2llM ., 11.arbor Bl vd. yery pv\, bedrm, den :i BA. fo;m ocean, pri beach club, C ~ th e d r 11 cc i Ii t1 ¥S . $1.U5. 1110. All ulil incl'. No dine &t kall:hc nctte, rt!udy 1 View of N ewporl Horbor & Cololino New O n the Market Charming 3 bedroom built aro und dreamy pool A!I for your enjoyment Open .J./owe Sunday 1 to 5 P.M. 170 I Galatea Terrace lnlM..'f wrace, Caroao .. Ms _o~w'-"n~er~.~·~92~·~-==----I TOWNllOUSE· $31,900. 2 rireplacc:s .. en('lus ed pcl.S. ,.\dulLs only. IUtr, to moYe in $-00. mu . .\Jill BR. 2 BA, 2 Story, ·~ir garagea. garden BBQ 548·0522 s.t0-ll51_ JUST LISTIDll Cond. Like new. 644487 pa tios. Rosll c li lYlina.:. I ~-'---"'~ 48R, 2ba. Gret1t Ocean Br a nd ne w. <>w ne r / Mewporf hoch 3 169 View~,~ ... $001~,..-s ~~. •,l . llOO builder an x1ou.'i P~:sibh: ••••••••••••••••••••••• """'""" -•'-"' UfliT VII tax t•rel.111. 1''irst clitss. LIVE ON LIDO ISLE 100 W. MlilripcMa , S.C. •.:••••••••••••••••••••• Jlr i nle area . llUJt ltY, 2 Br 2 Ha only $l50 mo. 492·Z 100 DANA POINT &15·0303. (213) 7~J.o.t27 C.oUect OUt>LEXE.S i''ores t 1-:.1>lson . lnc Split Level Townhome tOnew beaut. duplexes -----Housel Unfwwilhtd By Owne.r,J Ur. 2~ Ba, 1''abulous qceun view11 LCMJUPO l e oc.h UNts ••••••••••••••••••••••• c ust om crpt.s, drps, 2 FROM $68,950, 16050 On 5 Ocean v lt~w apls. & ·1 Gett•ral 3202 patio!ii, lge cov'd dc..-ck, Wtstbay Income H<>m l"ll s hop11, ~ia block Co•u>t pool. l'/I» golf. Walk to 34 121Coa:stllwy,D.P. llwy.front>i Al.!,MV:.&can· tennis club. New cond. 400·3431 cies. Ask in~ only :>l2.5o0 $45,950. $7,000 down at 1 -----'-'-~---ldown , own1,:r aoxiolL'i lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• FR ~E t-'HF.E • l'rofcss1onal St!rvM:e• •LANDLORDS • 4 BR, 2 BA. frpl. Z c:i r g:K', huge (am. r1n . Grt1t111• brook. W. of !)O. Cst. J>tz.a . $400 1110. !17\.1-2517 or 5S4-19'J8 Fountain Valley 3234 ••••••••••••••••••••••• J J DR . 2 B,\ Condo, <icrus:J fl1ilc Sq u:i 1'c Pal'k. $3>10 mo. Av l J une L 83U·ti453. VAC1\N1'. llu~e ·I Br . 2\.:: ba . l'r cs tigo S:+~'i ... 4!18·1"40 or 493.9329 HEW 4..ft.EXES sell. 'f akl' udvunlagc of evci. .. near the ocean. Good lhi!i opportunity to buy H om e f i " de r s * ueighl>orhood. $175. per 642~9.tQ~oic;;..--t~m~·~·~'~'-"_1~u-r_;:h~•~';'1~•~--I l ~-"~-------·I tiX shelter!i, a.ppr€cla-tbe best l.agun111 Hench San Juan 1071 tion. $110,000. and up. inl·ome prO\lCrty . Caplstrono ltealonomic?i. Corp. Brokers ti75-ti700 Califo rnia's Largei;t tlGi-4471 •Hl·ntal Service!• llugc 3 Br. corner lot. ••••••••••••••••••••••• &1111r/'J A. C.1111Jon R 0 Y J . WA~ 0 C 0. 1 ,-., B!:.~~~:;,~~ ~r "'.:,,;,.!, b~ Lob for••• 2200 549·2988 ~:~~· s~,.J _re$%~9 :g: REALTY INC. ····;c;~;:.u;MA•••• Vacant ·2 Br $140. C.M. 2 Hr 11.H. $170. 2 Br T.H. N.H. $195. :.! Hr T.H. szs:;. CdM . Agt.!t19-84:.> le ase option ok. Ntiw J cond . ini;i dl'. ::iinMl es. ' <..:h1ldre n , Pe t s ok. , Barbara 963-6739 · 43 , •99·1840 a ft.OPM 714/846·1371 L G'""'• 21 Bircll, Newport Beach Mowport ..... 106, ·Howport loaclt 1069 1 -".:-=====---1 ~-=-'-"-=-:~'-"'-=--1 A "'""' llUNT BCll pool. ' Br, • •••••••••••••••••••I••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br, 11h Ba. WW crptw-. lwc...e Property 2000 invites yo u to inspect stove. child. pct. $220. Fireplace . 4 Uedrm':.! bath thruout, bri<:k palio, ••••••••••••••••••••••• their panoramic view llUNT UCll 3 Br, 2 Ba , home. Crpls, drps , bllns, Hunllno)ton kach 3240 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-w--'1o--• 10,9~· -,/ • Com. pool i" area. RV or PRIME .. -av s ite s ·ov e rloo k.in g kids.pet, garage. OW .._ ..-~• _,. Newport l e och l 069 bo ....-~ :\1 v li k"ds -, beaut landscaping. ..••••••••••...•.•..••• •••••• 110 ,-Kl"'GS RO. "'OP""'· D-···-I 0-5 at sto.t.u&.e avail. I mi. . beautirul l.aguna Beach. ' .. z r . I ·,pct, g;5. Ask ror Bev or J oe, ~·o•. ~ ••••••••••••••••• "" ...,.,.. 1:1' A 1.1 from Dana Harbor. By $83,750 BKH.494-9388. i\t .V.41Ir,2 8a,kids,pet _,... MI W,ORTCllST MlW,ORTSHOIES 0 .,. Owner.$37 ,950.493~. Covington 4.pl ex . N.11.Z Br.:!IJa.rrpl,bch 1 -m_o_._963_-<_569_·~·----co~DO 'Sty Ar 3 BR p r 1 · Promontory Ba y-By FUltN. ba{·h, :.ippl, util BE u~•FUI La . • " · · rame; · & See t hi s prize winrler 2 er ect ocation .. SlOOO Owner . A1 inimal down or A .._.. " · t:uesta 4 :1 Dr~ 2YI .ba, b)' P:.:f•r. sep guest h\)use w /l·~r. Pt. UR. den. Fully i-•-cp'd, plus cush. spendable on 1 d .1 f 11 pd, $130. l"ee/Bkr. ' Br. 2 Ba , close lO school Up. rad .i n .. 1 · k · ' b11th ~ kitch. r· lk t ·~ $8400 d t ra e equi Y or nma HOMEFIMDIRS & beach. "·'50. ,.,,.,_,... ... ~'""·uouP\ff • ·1 • 0 () d e "orated . Upgrade" own paymen · '-e · N ~~ c ....., .,.... .. , ..... C 11 •«.~7 · bea c t e n i t '"" .. E <'<'"" t" uous 111 c ~....,•• ar a . * 64•·9900• ·""""'· · n . · e c . 1•ruout. Sun•>Y patio. arns "'"""'pt•r rnonu. $119000 P · c· I I • ,. I Bil ,.,. ~-• " H 11 ( , . r1n 1n<> s on y . ----=~c:_.c.c..::.c_ ___ I orep ace. J , " BA. ' ~··"""' d urr y, c a 714 ) .._ .. . HEW,O,R,TS HT!. ~ .C~YWOOD I.EAL.TY be room ga1·den. etc. A 752.1700, 213 /271:1-!1966 or write, Box Balboa Island 3206 ne w paint, bllM, cluse to 0\1,•~ .., .,. ... , s how p l a ce. Und e r INVESTM EN'l' 545, Be verly llill s, Ca ••••••••••••••••••••••• shopping &schools.$HU. • YA ·• 548~1290 * priced at S35,800.1:137·1165 00:.!13. i\olo. As k for Bev or J~. 2 BR Each. Bigy».rd, loc.s -------'----' or495_0454. DIV ISION _:.:::.::::_ _______ iLiltlc Isl. Ua yfrnt view. 3 ofpriva1fr.lll"·"'°· • ' Sf'(GLASS-YIEW THE llEAL E.STATEllS M-o;n, D..rt, 1,'"1. llay•·w. 2 Br. frple. 9634569 , SO ilCOASI'. HrV.H -PRICES I 091 TW0-5 unit apt bldg just Resort 2400 ~~~~ ~~1;:,.i~~.k $iij7 m~: •LOVELY Lacu~sta 381\ .• JNVBS'JIM~'t 4 B~ ~BA , di1''-rm, Cam ••••••••••••••••••••••• completed fo r sale. Clos~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213/876-:.!723. 2ba home ror lease. Nu . 549.(BU.-. rmt. Julllards rm, wet lulkltt says, "Sllbrnlt AU Offen,. S&S TOWHHOUSI to major s hoppin g •52 week Vacation! 3Blll-':::.c:.::..:::;:::_ ____ I fee ' l~cOMP"•••• E ~ar. 3 car jj:arage. Ocean New, vac. 3500 sq. ft . + win e cella " & 5695 We........,. centCr. li;t yr write-Off. 2BA , ~13,500. Rosarito 81\ YV IEW Duplex. 4 br. 2 " ~~ li:'V,alle~v1ews.'$12S,OOO ' Owne r anxo·ous. mu•l 1 .~$~14~M';;;. 536;,;~·2.1;:7:9~· 592-~~50:;:::10:._l -'B~e~a~c~h·~·-•_•_e_•_·.I b<i. bltns . cpl, gar. 110 WISTCLiFF 0 r librar y , 3 BR 3 ba, fam . rm. Fee land. 714 !~7 7642 wper, 0·1346. · ' RHODA MAGIL, Rltr. l7141642•3600 sell. 2 Yr new. A great · · Sapphire. 7 14-ti75·~1 or •CO~I t: lo the oc~an 1_, 1 mi. 2 & 3 BR from Sl95 to $405. No fee · 7 BR. 5 Ba, Pool, View, DELU way 10 live. Uke new. $2000. Tu Rebate Lallo•-··~-~ ,2"· 1~3~·3_77.:.·.:.'""""·"'----- ·1300 s q .. ft. Fantastic XE concta-Newport p I I bh 38R 9Htg BchTripiexes -••Y.,__ 1-c ra rtsmans hlp . Not Crest, Plan4, l883sq ft. , ·21~0b ~.cb~auste 'de cor justbll1·2-&3Br-Patio Lokefroll'ttto...H lolboaPeninsula 3207 •2BR CON DO, poo l, .. another like il. Op~n $20UO . in xtras. Xlnl Mewport hach0 I 069 Me·wport leach I 069 2002 Huntington $80.000 lo ~.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• clubhsc . Agt . 846-1311 H S S M l _ $6 5 0 thruout. SJ1 ,500. B . d ouse at/ un / on. l·S. e r ... s . ,000. wner -••••.,•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Open daily 1·5.539-6779 LakefrOlltLoh ay .\·iew-2 ~·rs o\ 3 st>« 3 BEAC ll WALK c d 'SOUTHCOA.b'T 894·6435. Br /3 Ua . Sti lll mo. yr. lse . o n o. JNVESTM'ENT MOllLE From $57.500 or sa le . 675-6621 /646-2725. New. lg. a br. 2 ba, close Beautiful W;1.terfronl EXP'.A.litD YOUR STYLE Of LIVING .,,or Information Call : ·----to b eac h . $31)0 . mo. 549.()812 home, almost new. By HOME PARK Vi rg Oli\•er 714 : 33'1 ·6171 Copistrana leach 3211 58 1'.()8,87 Ownr.Pier.slip,many E · th" b 1 .1 I L "d I I h Near Hemet.:llOSpaces PRINC f<::&ASSOC. ••••••••••••••••••••••• =c:::=-------reatures. 67 5- 3224 r\JOY IS eau l u 1 o s e o_m e , REAL TY INC. plus 225 ruture sites. Will J>.O. Dox 162 UI U Ft'S J) 1 r 1 Nev." A Landmark liome. with eas y care patio, t e nnis & , ___ 7_1~•~/'-"&~46-"-·~1~3~7_1~_1 tradeforfarming ranch LakeArrowhead !rl352 •. · upcx, rp , 4Br,la rgefamily rm.:.! WILL BUY ANY HOUSE in NB fo r i22,500. Cash. 548·6680 Llke New, Harbor View Home. Z600 sq. rt. Quick possession. Bargain! MAI.LOY REAL1'0RS 9611-0049 962-7859 be h C & th . . 5 ' BILLGRUNDY -=:::::.:.::.:.::::.:==--'==I patio, 2 br. 2 ba. Best story, crpts, drn•>, fncd ac e s. ome see 1s spacious MobileHantn CA.MYOMLAICE are;:i . S:.!85 mo. Yrly. ,.... bdrm .. family rm .• located on 45 ft . r...-s~. 1100 Realtor ·s1s..t1rs1 $1,500 a S ummer mos. yard,olosetobcach.$J95 rut" V'I _Sparkling. clear lake mo.10·6: 963·4581,afterG T h e p rice is right & possession is fa st. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 UHITS-$IZ7,950 surrounded by private c"='='~·3~'=22~0=c'=·"='-·'="=2=---1&wkends;75 1·6461 To see it is to buy it! $136,500 BY OWNER Levitt z.tx60, Ad. • • ~ ,.._.__ coves, sandy beaches. Corona del Mer 3222 2-=B.:.r=T=o=w=n=hco=":..:.°"==1,-.. ,--B-a 5 Star Adult Park. San JGlnllMJ ~ marinas, water s ki ing, ••••••••••••••••••••••• f 1 1 :;-1 ' -' LIDO REALTY J uanCapo.49J.85.17 2 Separate ldgs .. Xlnl. fishing, golf. !lO i\1inute SPACI d b rp c, ecc u tns, green -'---'-"-'--'-=;c'----1 cond. Desirable Costa dri ve-For map info. OUS uplex 3 r. shag crpt. 1st. last+ $50. I· 3377 Via Lido, M.8 . 673·7300 S~T U,P 195? Flamingo Mb csa Joe . All 2 BRR, l 'h 1-ti74 .. 52so. CALIFOltNI;\ ~~ilb~~:Crn~~~re~5-sec. $210. 536·7658 8 x35 lOxZO Cabana al· a. Avg. l ,OOOsq .. each p RO p E RT Y E X . · tached. C;:ill : 645-32'12 Woil-M T-'-Co CHANG"' ... L E l SHARP 3 br, 2 ba . cpl, ., • .,.1._. , .:. .. or eas e x~c . YP drps. i,~ mi to bch. Nr. Mewpart hodl I 069 Mewport leoch . I 069 BIG BEAR LAKE Realtors 644-4910 1-=B-l_G_B=-EA_R_LA_K_E-,--I n~odcl home .v.·1lh ocean park. $375. 536-18!15 <ifl 4 BLUFFS Co 0 "VA.LUE " ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12'x60' 2BR. ""lio. shed. LET"STRADE' Sharp cabo·n. dbl lot. l 'L vi ew, 3 Br, 2 Ba, prof. ND Exceptional 4 BR. 3 B1\ $7900.0wnr.552.7770 · '" la ndscaped. Spyg lass House F or Rent, near . hoaie in exclusive OOver OPEN SUM. 1·5 &Units Newport.Hts yr old, fpl c, comp rum'd. Ifill near Fashion Island. Beach, Avail. JWlc t , 4 1 ~ Beaut1fully up&raded 3 Shor e•-West-"fl are 408 rao·-.. T HARBOR 1973 Fl.ING 1~·-Mobo"le 5 Units Costa Mesa Fin'g a \•ail. $16,750. Bkr. BR, 311.1 Ba. fo'/R Condo. 'i.;n a. :WC\.. r o<.Auu Ea.st Side. Great 835.8484 55i-17KI Br, l ~-4 Ba, Bltns, ~ SOMETHllllG OF Landsca}>cd patio ro .Lux. lndscp g, beaut. de· Ne wport Shores. Need a VIEW Home in family Park. Units, well·ipaintained 3 BR . 2 BA, $450mo. Year·l~-===2=------- E .•1,. m,.;nt i.,nd u i c_ora~~ Yee _tam. Good beach lover for a sharp 32742 Alipaz. Sp. 9.1, San never vacant.Owner "--C-...._ 1 609 A · "'"-06 Le _,,._ -~·-•-t:-!i• f1nenc1ng111v.;ul .. ___ ..... _ .. c... UA:\lES F' t u· b Juan CapisLr.;ino. Call -·--'"JI~ _,,, y, car.1a ........ 11 ase. 4 Br , 2 Ba, crpts., .w /pri v a cy &V i e w . c••,- 64 ,·-. 0 - 1 ."' .., .,......,.. .... uuse.,,&A.,!0--.UPl!D ·~.,L__·~.J!n~as c uy , wantsexcbangefoc ,roperty 2500 673-1776 drpo. !o·pl . dis hws hr, _.. -., b e a m l i v r m a $10,000 below market---: 493-0177 . ~ --~ .. $76,500. ,., ,-~ _ ... _, bd I 1 · · · n.. ·r . nd BBQ' 2::._::.:.:.:. ______ larger complex'-'O:Sta 1,·.·.·~····.·.·~···~·~·~··!·~·!·~·!··~·~·-·,1 LE A SE E xe•··-. 4 BR, -SJ15. 2-I3-&t\·51!{M,-6,i\-11~-' ****'*'*****"'* , ~ ~, r ms ., >a cony . l~e . oeaut1 ul p<illoa ,-EL TORO M·esaorNewportBch ,,_ • J \fw_QJ ~ -sunn y pal-io. Wa lk to area . View o( Fashion B e 8 u t n e w , 1 4 644·4bl 4 O t."l,__,,LO,S CO~ beaut. ya.rd & garden. Choice J BR, 2~~ BA ., KARBQR VIEW ~· · 1.."r ·tt_r ~~C:c'e1:~:~~~.ri!. poohi. ~~~~~ha~~~s ~c!i1j*~rld Goldenwest-. <MxM. never ~$ DE•L-ESJ. --•TC _,.L..,COURSa' ~-mo. Avail. June 1. 1·rplc, S2tiS o n. 3, BH.. i . 'Patti~ lnvest~~rc: DAVID o :C ARLSOM ReaJ Estate 556-7T77. !ived in . 1''.ull Alcan sid· ~I ENTERPRISES Cus~ 1'Yep ch ¥gttil~C· &1'1 ·8ti 74 ~: .. sd .. s~~h:~:~~lcL~~~~:·t ·MQNTEGQ , REALTORS 1~R~E~A~L~T~O~R~jl~l~l-~9~2~,!~•J'~~;;-;;;~;;::;;';;~~11ng, beaut1fuUy draped 1--"=-======1 tur<il 2 · s t)'. home 1n ~can vu :.3 "oo .•. 2 Ba .: Sing le ,,, children ok.I Enjo)' the VIEW rrom __,...-.:'"-'"'............,-: · ,_ thru-.ou_t,-l .. oaded w /x -l'RlPLEX, Costa Mesa. Bueni"l>'°ark. 4 hr, 4 ba, So. of Hw¥. Frpl., dbl. !:l&l·ti2 lS. this 4 BR , 2 BA. F IR OPEHSATfSOM 1 .. 5 IEA~H UPI.EX tr as .~22,99 5 . Call 2BR. carpets. drape?i, fam. rm., central air. gar.$'195.Agt.;~3-2222 · --· home wrmanyupgrade8.ll,\HBORVU Jli\1S.4br.3 1706 IRVIMEA.VE I lllk to ach, on 11h Harlene.898-4169 fenced yd. Will tr ade, ja c u z zi bathtub , CostaMosa 32•4 DELUXE 2 Ht-:l>HOO:\f. $79,500. ba. 2 sty. Palermo. Ma ny lols. G income, ran-832-2692. Gourrnet kilch. Blln sec. " 3!r.l blks . to bch. $325. • * * * * * * •• ** extras. $87 ,900. 1841 Port Lovely 4 bdrm., ramily tas tic 1>otential. l.ovely 2 BR, 2 BA. 20x46. 1-====-------syste1n . 1\ulo. gar. door, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 53ti·O:.!SK 1• Margate. S7rm7.~,.,,.+ he ated poo l. SOUTlfq>AST Sll,SOO. Costa Mesa. By O,EM HOUSE a car gara~c. Pool , 36001 •---------·1 ~==-=-------JQIN OUR GROUP i.-::===------1 .r.N INVESTMENT Owner .548·5337/646·3131. FOUR-PUXES sq. rt . Magnificent view. COLLEGEPARK 3 BR. 1'2 HA. l'rpl. Nr. R.E. Sali s.,..., •A>PEN DAILY Jones Realty Inc. 549.~12 A.crMge for sale 1200 7322 Garfield, H.B. $23.5,000. a BR, 2 BA. fplc, r /o, shopping. Adults. ~5. N--..1.-d f r _.office Charming 3 ~R in &ck 1 __ •_•_6~7.:..:3_·6~2::.:.10"-•-•_J;,._~~-;;;_;;;;_;;;_~,--~-~;_;;;_;;;;,..;;;;I••••••••••••••••••••••• 410 2l st street, H.B. G RISl-11\l\1 -ref rig., crtps , drps, dble WZ-00li2 -o 8 o R r 1 & 30 A p I De Sat & Sun 1"5. XJnt t·•x P l l'Al~N ICK gar., Blue Haven pool, C~• 67 '11 7601 a,,. oom or poo LIDO ISLE cres a m sert, ..,.. .. <'""'"' th . 1•.. 1 J BR,2 Ba ,nr0cean. sacrlrice-538.00l. Prite is DUPLIX LIGHT & BRIGHT for s ub-division. Ex· area . 536·2579 . 71·1·523-2784 m a in~:yg~r:cr;;;. a fl. 1 :30. 551·4390 ; ~;;:~-~oo~w~:~~~;;;;:~ g a rd e n . 0 w n e r )l/2 YR. MEW waler & utilities, ready shelter IJl appreciating REALTOll.S ~· mon rnc "" poo $3!)0. mo. S.19-U9'J, ~ ~:!1e~~~:t~~-!1~.J .s . s-.s to •ach ~rBRt.~~r ;~~fi::~~:~ ~~ls~~: S!fe~ ~~ ~%k!:: l-.-D-E_L_U_X_E_7~UN--ITS-.-1 L ............ '!1!3·!6"' .... ·!= .... • ........ !J RHltor 18 IONewpcri 3 BR., 2 I.la .. bltns, fenced '*'"*'Qrllllll ... ~. · ·-1~~.=--===--=-==---1 Excell e nt 3 ·BR, 2ba. sunny patio. l V. Lots.. At· (il4) 638·7512 blk to ocean. 12) JSR, (5) r-Costa J\1 esa 548·7729 yd., garage. S'l75 Mo. l?il SAT• Sl.»4 1·6 Npt Hgts 3 Br. 2 Ba. ram owner 's unit with 2 l>r. 2 tractive financing. By 1~cccc._c::.:_:.;c=-----Z BR. Gd:cond Out af State l ~~';;;~~;;;;~~~;:U&~L~a~>~"l~+~~$5U~~d~e:poo;:·ot~-: 124 Yla M...., Udo rm, open beams. Apx. i,~ ba . r enta l, booked for appt. 675.7542 ~ent1 • (4) 2BR HOttlESwilh Property 26001; 496 ·2948 Aft . 5 P.i\l . )' Wow • W II •'t A ~~:14~~·9so, Owner. ~~£'NmH~Vs~~~~·P~~·l·-~-~~-~·~-~-~-~~-..... -~-~-~-~~1 .. !~.~~••••••••!?!~ :~~~ol~~R~~~!~~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6t~:~~5 t~~n~~~J~a~4BR,2 BA Cul-de-sac,nr:1. ,ockogt! . IUTIERR.IES BARGAIN price for rast Yeager Realty, 556-6171 14 DELUXE Eslate!i. Lg. Fam. rm .. pk. & s chls. ~ iucl'ti , Like new Interior & e"· Big Canyon Bro;:idmoor ARE FREE with this sale. Beaut. condo com· UHITS frml. din rm., 2 frpls. 3 grdnr. & wtr. 640-l0/6 terior. All this on a large hQmc . 4 Br &fam. rm. ~ 'T.L lovely WESTCLIFF 4 plex. ll2 units. rented as ·ASSUME '1°/o VA 14 Deluxe units for lhe car gar. t.1any extras. CON 00 3 b p 1-_ Jot w/ Sunny south brick $179,500 agt.640·5560 ,,rA._, .. _r,_14riil __ ~~ BR, 2000 sq . n. home on apts. Projected '75 in· Tll.IPLEX, Costa Mesa wise investor. 4-2 brand Lg. yd ., gardnr. $17S mo. clubhouse p~l P~U0• nat io. $119,000. MADRID 65 4 B 2 ·----• h" bl d · bl St 1 come apprpx $300 ooo w/owncr 's 3BR lo/4ba, + 10·1 br units. St.'Curcd by Lease, ref's. Avail. 7/lor · .. · • · r ~"'" . r, sty, og y es1ra e ree . . · , · cpt drps relo,g S50 •vot Sk •,".""'·"-\t?f --· G" 1 · · frplc. Central loc. enclosed walls. J>rimc uft. Ph: 545·3604 · . • · · .---,.~~'j2'S'.!,!!l""~'~~r~-~-~-~ air cond. Vi ew. Wool Owne r transferred. 1ant poo , Jacu1.z1, gym, 1------'-----·l lee $250 mo 19t/.50 Inver ~ . ;crpt. Mexican tile. Wood OPEHHQUSE! $84,900. Prine. only gar a ges. For sale or Yeager Realty 556·6171 Las Vegas loc ulion . · L . 5 7 -· ·, paneling. All Brk patio SUM 12-4 pl ease. Agent. 549·0812 or trade down. 7'h. T.0 . Hy Spark ling pool. Good ~ ~i ~·~ 't ~~1~1J1. ~ ness n. !>4. • -'ltl i HARBO!\_VlEW • .. covered. auto sprink. Al l 1430 Anti~W-646.6710 owner . Mr. o ., 400 N. Ea,fMde Units. s pend a bl e !f 'ii, loan . College J>ark lownhom ' SUPER Sl-IAHP 3 Bil. z: Hqmes . " terms. Ownr. 831.1247. -r . Acacia, Fullerton. (7l4) 5 Lo\.'e )' 2 BR homes. Home away rrum home. 2 br. 2 b•, open s kcy. Ba ,.bltns."~loc.·.•.w.a.11. nr - 3bedro0rri,16ath EOOVER S ICNT>RES · EASTBLUFF "D" plan . -I 879.9744 bealjD ceilings, frplcs . AnxiOl\,S owner asking alr•·um.· garage .. 2 pools. School. $3.::;,. !)6:j •• Jt'.;1:.! Carmel Model, on rce: SEARS Kenmore Hvy Oty VI W ! EL EGA 4 BR, 1 r I ~~~"--------i;haQ. crplg, fed patios + only $2 12,000. Deluxe un· $79,900 . Washer & Dryer , gas, 6 BKR.G<Ui-7414 /~p 12s~2 8~'e r~f!·er~~r~ Cemetery-Lah/ 3· l BR units. Sl2,CIOO. in-its -barg a in priced . $275. monthly. Realtor, lrviff 3244' Call owner (714)644·4267 mos. Warranty. Bstoffcr Find what you want in Many. bltn . c abnts . Crypts 1500 come p/mo. Take advanlag<;. Call 833-3821 r-• ••••••••••••••••••••••.I. W.~a=n~t~A=d=•:__c.C~a~l~l"'2o::~·Ml=78 over $350. 675·2312 Daily lj!ilot Classifi1..'<i,. 644·1782 . s'.'A•V•E•:$50••••E•a•c•h.,lot•·.·2·.•,••o•r SOUTH COAST now (il•l ) 752·1700. lmmac. 3 Br. Bltns, frpl, REMT A.LS _ _ INVESTf\.1ENT INVESTMENT .,.,.,5. Water &Gardening 2 BR 18 $3 '' b 549 ~12 DIVISION .-. ' a ········:· lu Mewportleoch 1069 Mewportleodl •069 M.eWportleoch 1069 Mewportleoch 1069 ~ea~or~;1.~.r J~ ~acc~~l ---_c..o'-·==---T~IERE ALESTATERS ~31i 75 Broadway. 2 BR,ZBa ........... $325 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••··~ •••••••••••.•••••••••••• Call : 642·5104 FIVE 4..PWES l -:.:.:=c=::.:::_.:::.::.:.:_:::::::.1_;~·::'.:~5'.__------1 3 BR, 2 Ba ····· -~·$475" Xlnt location, spend~ble. Real Estate 2BR & den or 3BR1 newlv 3 BR, 214 Ba .······· .$44.IO Wi 'RE All dEckEd OUT. ' . ' ' Promontory Bay Homes now ~ave complete waterfront decks. just in time for the sailing and sunning season. These elegant homes, with theil spacious Interiors, striking design and amP.le roofT1 for ente[tair]ing, ~re the essence of the PACIFIC coAs1 Catttornla leisure lifestyle. . Vlslt IQur new mod!il by Saddleback Interiors. now. We're.all dre,ssed up for company. Anq,!lflced from 521 1 300, including your deck and private dock, on a S5-foot"waterfront. · . . ' '' . , , ·. I . ' ~-']'l'..1, wm' vy ~ :1~. ,, ' ,. 607 Bayside Drivel' Newporl Beach, (7 14) 673·39QO , Irvine Pacjl c Oevelollf11ent Company ti HWY . Co-rel~ •'ully rented. 1oa. Down. E h '80 I ~ 4 BR, 2 Ba, furn to ......... 1111 .. -"' xc -e " pa ntcd /crptd. Family A g .,.,. Property 1600 No deferred maint. •••••••"';';:;'............. pref'd. 52851no. 1st & last u · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .,.;,.., ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOUTH COAST •t I d . ..,_... 4BR.2\.a ba ........ $450 INVESTMEiVI' " ote owners, ready to re-+ cpos1t. """""2364 3 BR, 21;, Ba , 3 ~1os. $o'5G ' BAYFROHT orricc building, s pec· tacul ar view, executive offi ces . Re du ced . $650.000 . . llLLGR~Y tire $15,000. equity pis • . --~-'-"~'=·°"="'~· ----1 very low monthly pmts. SING LES2b'.,k1ds $l65 RAISOR'S on 2 llO Condo Won-Sl85. 2 BR, kuls, pet, gar, " La"'"a leach dcrful local. pnQ.,. K ' Br, appl. util pd, kid>. REALTORS O C E A N F R 0 N T 400.8167 or write. Box S5l ~t. r~~ced. , . ! TRIPLEX ... Spend the Laguna Sch. 92652. SAVt:. 4 br. 2 ba, kids, 4523Campu1 Or., lrv1oe. ~mmer on the sand. Let -'-=-'--'-'-'---"""---I vet Campus Valley ShopCt.r ' tennis pay ror your lux· Rftttals G HO NR. 4 br. 2 ba, appl, CALL llJ-1600 '1 ory . C lose to town . ••••••••••••••••••••••• frpl,kids,pet,rncd,gar. , Be autif u l hom e in Own e r financing . HousesFurnithecl FUllNISHED 1 br, ulil Turtlerock3br,2 00,wCf An a he im zoned com· $225,000. ZAGRODZKY ••••••••••••••••••••••• pd, ~ur, $180. Fce/Bkr ba r, atrium. Leuse $425. Realtor 675-6161 mercial C-1 ror business l-"R"L_T.:.R=·~'"'-'-·86=11'-----I GeMrol 3102 HOMEFIHDERS mo. 838·1927 ' . & residence. Owner will S uulTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• •642·9-0• BR I , I " -rv 3 . 2 BA, Horne.. Air, sel -Cina,nce, no po nts. Ocean view 1 BR '--··-e, f 1 · ·-• E •51•1-,...,..,, rp c. patio. reereulioo. $55.000. 714/a.J0-48ti8. ""' ~~ L.B. Ki"d./rv>ts , also2 Br's Sad Owner•.:-:-.. c Dbl ~s COST • •••s.. ..-~·-"':II ac. . gar . ....,, mo. · "',.. -$140. Mobile C.M. sng:ls 4 Br, 2 Da, sep masler 586·8688 CondOMlftitllM 3 Bedroom house. 2-2 OK . Bach uniL'i, balboa ste. Cent. Kil & ram rm, 1 ---'-------~ far1al• 1700 'bedroom houses. and a $135.N.B.$145.ll.B.$135. lg screened patio, walk * REMTALS * • 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• duplex, 2 bedrooms each agt 979·8430 to a ll sch, tennis, shops. UNIV. PARK side. Income oow Sl ,035 -'"'=cc._~51c:-and:_ ___ 3_1-0-6-I Shg crpl, drps. bltns, 2 BR, 2 Ba ...... $325/339 OCEANSIDE CONDO ''OCEANASOtm-1" Adult Coll\munity t 0ver40). 2BR·2BA . CHOlCE one story end unit.. overlook· ing golr course with glimpse or ocean. Patio. Enclosed gar~e. Close to club hous e , p ool, jacut:U ShQrt wait lo bus line. Nr. large C..rls bad shapping center. 3 ml. t ocean. Illness rorcea sale by owner. Shown by •PP. 't . 548·3036 or 433·3855 per month. Clean~ •• • • $475 mo. Ref. 91'!1·0238 3 BR. 21,11 Bn .... $375/olZS maintained. Brkr, ·agk •••• • • •••••••••••• TURTLEllOCK ror Betty at646-7171. Attractive 4 Jlr. 3 Ra 4 BR mod. home, big 2 BR 2 b d ... ~ ,,. Of'tN tll ••~l.S futlfoetirh'.t • home, gre at Balboa fe:nced yard, 3 yrs old. ' U, eu .. .ruu/otW Island [M:uUon, all con-S390 mo. 213/ 370-®4 GREENTREE ~HER EAL STATERS veniences, 2 l'rplc, sunny . 2 UR, 1 Ba .......... $325 patio w /soulh bay view, T OP Qu a lity Fam ily THE WILLOWS summer /winter rentals Duplex. 3 br, 2 ba , $275 3 BR,Z ba ....... Pl()/J~ open. Vi ew this weekend. mo. 2569•8 Orange Ave. DEER fl ELD _,J, !"DUST. PAllK 114 Coral. "4<"7823 3 BR.2 Ua. · · · · · · · · · · ""'1 Prime new Anaheim in.1 -'~.'::'!~~------1 -,':,~B:::R~.~2-:-b-a-Condo;:--:--.~F=R~.-I ....... dusC.pa rkoflObldgs. llASOMA.ILE rrpl, _palio. pool, 2 CQr ~ 166,000 Square Feet SUMMER Rl!tlTALS o•r. $365. 836·4985 an . 5 VIS .. 11 Exe:eUent. Terms 3 houses avail. 67.S.0021 B II Grund> Rltr. MESA VEllDE llULTY . * 675-'161 * c .......... dol_. 3122 4 BR .2 Ba, fenced yard, 552·7SOO ---- ,, 1--'-'-_.:.:c=._.:.:_.:.::__:___I••••••••••••••••••••••• $375. 556· 1244 evei & 1----'-'-'-;.::."-'--+I ,AETllEES NEWPORT HElGlITS 3 Greatocean&t.bayvlew wknds. 213-262·6111 ext. BEA UT. University Pa $l9,2Sfl Cash Buy1 a BR hom e + Duplex. 3 BR. 3 ba. +swim pool. 2875work. l 'ownhollse , 3 Br, 21,\ M. beautlr-ul 2 bedr~, ,2 $90,00p. Call Q.wncr . Summer or yearly. Nol-~-----------1 New cpts. P~.J. parks t»ilh, s.Jna:le story Coodo 646.WQl" , fee Cozy 3 Br, 11.\ Ba, bltns, tennis . No~t.i:. AVI. 6 h~me al Village Gardens · Agent 67$·300) fenced yd. $3()5 mo. Refs. i395 s.52'811"1 RCf!a with a,paclou& grounds. Bre81d & Bulter MOncy 3135 Sumatra!l4$-7359. ' · ' ' securi~ .sates and~ Ma kers 10 U •ll 2 Bed. Ne w 2 Br Condo w / Tort•ce. 4tl"ltl! ~ Rr . fpro"ly$$3.00pei'tnonlh $138,000 Ideally located whr/dry, 2 blk5 ChJna 28R, crpt!I, drps, pvt. ·1Ji,.l11e JY\.fo;,~: {Laut, iM. ft.U!IOC~40n in Weslmlruite:r. ttgent. Cove. Summer mo'• or pw.tio1 enclscd gar. $1.85, PoOl . a reen ~t; rees> Call839-13ll AIL.. 968-9332. lse. 6734936. &73·3690 .551.-ZUS ·--• \ j I • • .. ' ' . • • " . . ' ' ¥Jf OAICYP\LOT Sunday, May 25. 197~ ' . 'filwlllhUllfww. /Af•.twwt1·Ullfwa. .,_,..,..,,u......_ . .., •=••U......_ !N-••11t1 Ullfwa. ~!~.~.~ .. ....................... ··~···., ...... ~-.-;;~-; .... ········••\••·········· ...•................... ··············· ......... ... ,.,, ...... ... oe ltocli 1140 ~-IMdl ll4t Hm ti ... ~3140 ~~~~.~~~ ••• ?!!!~~~i.~J~~! ~~,,,,,,,,,._,.,, • Hr •et U.._.,,t 111 H1a1• U.fw wf .. 1d Af* l:Mnft J.nilllled I ;,:;;;············j;;;4 s::·j::;.··············· .......... , ........... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Capistrano 1271 Cotto Mt•• 3724 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••• ,.... -~"' '"-bet · ~~ Ea1tbluff Tnn..• au. 2 BR, 2 BA. nr. new, nr. upt . .a Br, 3 Ba, blt.ns, a BR.I 2 ba. sep. home; •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A. SLICE OF THE GOOD LIFE bch . Refrilf. Pvt.. wUt, h'plc. p•t1o, pcd, avail. M.,......... SEA $!00.64 .. 11156 over ooks adult pool, NEW 3 br, 2 bit , view, rrpt. HOLIDAY P1..A%A F"OR LEASE $225Sh .... ' FOR YOURSELF'. br, I ba Condo. 0 /W, ·A/Cond'd. 842..s.st.1 jacuzzi & park. Avail. bale, 31112 Via Santo OELUX(o; £puc1ous 1 Br, • • June. $38S. &M-1618 Tomas, by uppt, Col.lcct furn upt. l)ool. Ample • Pri•• Plllfoa • 1Maht4 Poel • . , 211·348·8501 $32S. park1nw. Adults. no pets. • ~Mb1r1 Jee.al '.t Ch11rm1ng 2 Br. J.am rm& 1965 Potnona i\\'c., CM • ........ ~-s • •••• t· frpl bltns, fenced yd . South LCMJUftG 3286 ----~~-'"--I m ~ Custom crpts, drupe$. ••••••••••.••••••••••••• • $250,000 Rec. • Vel1ftlll Nr. S acre park. Pools. 81-:ACllt'RON·r home 2 2035 Fvllerion., CM c..... •Color TV L••I• Elec. :iprinkler.>833·8808. Br, 2 lia, cor1v. den & l HR t'urn. 2 111.: cloeets, • ' . .....&. a.cl Logulta l•ac:h 3248 g:J~'l.css5:r~l·y.0~';9.~i~8 ~~:s~~n :i~~n.b~~irJ)r:~i 1 & ~=::.·~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• wkdays aflt:1'6&wknds r oo 1n s, e n <·I. gur . 1 .. 1r"flHdt.r,.•11l1all1 OCEANFRONT Lag"''" uflc•2,3<J. w/sto<•gc. AtlulL< only, APPLE APARTME..,TS Royale Condo. 3 br. 2 ba,l-----------1 no pcL'i. n 2000 sq. It, Bur, frpl, Sec. We-stminster 3298 -~-------r 6700 w.,..r Av•., Huzdk:rl ... leecll Surlor's P-.. Big apt. across from llunt. cliffs. Maximum• pt.-ople. 847·438'1. L.._.,loach 314t ••••••••••••••••••••••• OC EAN view. spac. 2 br, adults. 2007 Solana Way. L.B. $250. 494-1419 g uard. $795 mo. Lsc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NE,\T 2UH . l Ua , WHlk to ,. Adults only. 714·499-2771 l Stor)'. 4 UR, 2 HA. crpts, s hopping . ~1110 . mo. Phonl' 847·6047 CousUine \'U: Riie to main Speclacular Oceanfront Condo. on rocks over· looking se:cluded beach. 2 lilt, 2 lia, Frplc, stairs to be ach. $4SO. Pl rn o. yr lease. Adult.£. 4!19-3251 or tl.21·1710 drps, bllns, close lo &12·7154 Ho a..w. Sony.,..~-or plh. bch. Lxe Z BR, Z BA , sc hool s , s hopping & ----------l •••••••••••••ill•••••• 1"/P, Unlurn. Adults" frccwa)·..s. SJli, mo.~ One ~!i..9.u~ion, $400. incl. 1a.rdener. ror Bev or J oe, 963-4500 asts1de CM, no children 494-7795. e\·es. ordogs$1J0.64ti-2534 Costa Mes• 1824 CoitaMesa 38241 ---~----- ·rAS 'f E fo'UL 3 Br ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••No. End. l BR. t ~; blks ·rownhouse w /2 cur Huntinqtonleodt3740 DEN I'd rrombeaehltstore.'2M $2 9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GAR Apt. enc . I Id' 1·1 y • •-.. s aotom1tl1c gar. 9 . FAOM .. 2 gar,2 br,lbct.Cpls.over nc g u1 . rs~e. 879·2680· #"' 21 only. $I~ mo. g.as..7129 Adults, no pets. 497·2bi8. UC EA NF RONT un · HouHi furnished or Exe:.~:!'s!...s SHINY BRIGllT! z br M•wport l•ocll 3169 • • furnished 4lill, 2Y.ba. Unfurnished 3300 duplex. New puint, bltns, ••••••••••••••••••••••• :\ POOL, 2 rrplcs. All wood ••••••••••••••••••••••• 727 Yorktown Blvd. incl'g, wash /dry. Obi. und &lass. Only z yrs. ~ac h Hlvd at Yorktown carport: Adults only, no old. Lease $12iJO. per 1no. NEWPORT IE.A.CH 536-0411 pets. $210. 9ti8·ffi4B •Exceptionally spacious apartments •Wall< to the Beach •Excelle nt recreation facilities •Beautifully land•caped •Private patios • Fir,:eplaces and Dishwashers •I & 2 Bedroom •Adults O,nly -No Pets •From $180 Uwea._Mewport a..Jt.+.e-1p•~ Wlttto.t .. Prtce! · , CA.SA.delSOL 2·1661 ...-....t, H.I. ' . ,62-6653 Just 'I• Ml,,._ Pacific Coast Hwy . ' , ' ~ ' ,\gent, 494.·85.JG Summer & yearly leases STUDIOS & I IRi .. ~~~~~~~~~~I >8"•1°L•l•GStiSORUHMonDYth •Full kitchen Pl.-elHK 1 BDR~t with G&1ruge on Mewport leD 3149 Mewport l•och 3169 UYIS UP Cul·de·sac Street. $17S. Oii the bav ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS TO ITS MAME 646·5647 Luxury a partrTICn( li ving """61 ,,., f 1 Lo 1 1 Ove• ~tall ,, ... ,_. overlooking the water. ~""""'~ •J leatcd pool Moss Point Realtor 675-6161 •Laundry facil1lil!s v..:e6jn ron · ve Y arge ""'~~~~~~~~~ ......, .. "" Prime ~1esa Verde. 2 Br, Enjoy $750,000 health home on s paciou s -•Vrcclinc ns 10 stream s with . grounds, privale tennis Condominiums •l'V & n1aid scr\·. a\·ail waterfalls cre.11.te a re· l '12 Ba, Garden put10. spa, 7. swimming pools, 7 l & U f I h-• 3425 Jaxi ng setting ror vour c losed gur. walk to lighted tennis courts. , , co ur s your own n urns cu •Bur-B·Quc ~ Theatres, s hopping, plus miles of bicycle ~·· beach ! Sl500 mo. l~sc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •l'honescrvicc spacious new I-or 2· ~16-5188 trails, putting, shuf· Hila Myers Re1:1 I !!:state. 2 HK, 2 Ha, brand new. •l rnile tooccau bedroom apartment. 1----------rteboard , ccoquel. Junior •Free utilities 4~-5420or960-1701 $225. 1no. Ne.Xl to the ---------e-1 From $195.· Fu rniture SHARP l Ur SlliO, shag • l B h NO INCllEASE 111 sum-available. Small pets r . l s rp, $229.50 monthly; Hl•ll L-o Mi-....i . 3252 ~~6' .... ~~1,, i n Hurit. c OK. Adults onJu. Office cpl, drps, bltns, re ng. also 1 ·and· 2-bedroom -~·-':'-' .,.. .r.oJV 1ncf'rent.Beautlbrfurn ~ 2300 No pets. Jnq. 2868 1 d 2 '"-to '., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------'Pt>· s165 & $l75. Spa";•h open 9:00 to 6:00. ~ p ans an ·s-.r wn _, .. • .... "'. · Rd ct LaSalle Apt.l,549·3524. h El t · The Shores. ocean side: 3 BR, 2 Ha , bllns, custom style bldg, P\'l encl gar, r a1rv1ew .. os a o u s es. cc r1 c priv. comm .. 3 Bil., 2 cpls. drps, rrplc, pvt pool. sauna, lndry, adlts. Mesa. PhoneMS-2300. 2br, cpts drps SUNDECK kitche1n&, private patios ba., be.am cell ., all bllns. pa tio . .adults. S3 25. 17301 Keelson Ln, l blk !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!I 5225. o·r one with PATIO or ba conies, carpeting, 111<·!. trash compactor & &15·2345 \'I. of Beach off Slater. & POOL $2JO. lmmac, no draperies. Subterranean rcfrig., c<.1 rp, drps, elec. -'-"-'"--'--------842·7~18 Offleote.Path pet.s.Availl>/l,751.1004 pa rking wilh elevators. $425 P BRANO n"W S•n J"'" -----------1 Optional maid service. C'ye gara~e. er .. I Br. Adults no pets, '~ mo .. yearly ; 1st & last, Capo 2 br, I' :i ba, central LeKJUna B~ach 3748 d s hwh r s , s hag C'.'pts. 2 BR, 1 Ha sni;le sty unit, Just north or io'ashion * 2WIH5FREE Move in w /d'eposits only 1 BR $190 2 BR $230 Re(rig, Security, Pool , Jacuzzi, Rec. Bldg w/exercise r m., Billards, Color TV. Irvine Ave. at ltlesa MESA VERDI 2 Bdrms., 1 ~IJ hath condo wilh pool. $335 fl1o . ..I. STEPS TO IUoo;H 2 BR, l ba. Winter $235 2 BR, 1 ba, unf, S285 3 BR, 2 ba, rum, s:ns N'EWPORT CREST 2 BR, 2 Hu (.'Ondo $52S WE HAYE SUMMER RENTAµi associated 8~(1 1\(R', \.lfl'lt ·,'ii'~ l < • ..,, ' ,,, , ' ' .iw .648J air. cpts, drps, bltins. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C'.'losed garage, frplc , s hag cpts, drp:>, dwhr, Island at Jamboree and Adults, no pets. Ph: soo mo 2 Rms scp cnt BBQ. Gas & waler pd. patio, beam ccil, Crplc, San Joaquin Hills Road. ltcntor Lcase4 BR house, 493·1192 k ,· h " 1·'1 -• , ' gar. Adults, ~15. 2G50 Telephone {7141644-1900 'l c . prtV., u I -.,..... f P· 1~oc11 Laguna llills. 581-5500 prcc. any informal ion LA MAMCH.4. .4.PTS Elden. 5Ji -312.5 for rental information :54$-4M> _________ 1$3M. 3 Br. 2 ba. b\k tobch. No pels/ch.ildren. Yrly. W-Newport. 642-1531 Mon lhruSat 10-6. HUN.flNGTON H1\R · lag!.!, etc) Reply: Ad33ti, l"==c.ccc...==----·1-----------1 , HO UR lmmac.<&br,den. Dally Pilol, P.U.Bo x 77ijScottPJace,Ct.1 LOVELY 2 br, spac. * LAPARISIEHME ~ 1 <11 BR. fireplace, family 3 ba, boat sli p, tenn., 1560• Cosla t.l esa. 92626 64.2-stn3 rooms, cpt, nice kitch, 2 Br. unfurn. All eltttric. 1 room, 2 car garage. $360. po o I . $ 5 5 O. L s e . ..."~:.':'.~~~~"='~-1--:;-:-;;-;-;;c;;:;;;:;;;-;---I Urick snackbar, p1:1lio. fo~ireplace. Ht?ated pool. 1 _l"'='"m=o~. ~49!1"'-·2=544=~·;___ 213·431 -6971 . Bcautiful y furn. t BD, CASA VICTORIA Xlnt. location, reas. rent. Adults. $210. StrHdnt dlslOn and an l----------r Convcrtabie den. Ulil. in· 1· z&3Br. Unfurn/F\Lm 351 Victoria, Apt. 357. 979·~ eteolnt. elCdttftQ WIV to NIWFGRT. 2 Br ocean front ; lower S350 yrly avl. 6·1. gar SOOO'h Seash<>re644·4340 , 3 BR. 2'h ha., 2·slory Townhous~ cl. Complete w /linens, fr. $169.50 gas/wtr. pd. 646·4252 Across from golf course llve. ChOOMtorts, ttaY r 0townhouse ·Sea 1'crracc. Unfurnished 3525 di shes, ~le. Near Victor Ad ulls·No Pets Sec. gate ----------1 20432 Santa Ana Ave ·Wll'IOOWS. 5'Yff0ht:S. flt• 4 br elegance W /beam cean view, commun ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool,Rec.Rm.,Elevator $21531r,2ba 1----------1 P11ces.Yourownprty1te .1, 1 1 W . Pool & t •nn·o" Ava 'ol d llugo·s. I blk to ocean & 525 y ,· ,0,,., "''' -70 "LUXURY BAYFRONT" -or-.A-ce1 g., rp , DI , pal10 . BAYSIDE • ... '" ·DELUXi::3Brcono.Nr. I y · di I c ,O'U.-..;o Fam ,nop(.•ls.751-5162 .-...... $5•0 6735719 On I.he Water overlooklna& Uu y. EXJ=lU1ive l Br. patio, pool. Doat 1llp avall. All 1.llil. pd. no , pcu1. $400 or wlll lse w /option. Agt. ~-1484 5;su.ij6()9, Aparlm•ol• .... liblil~ or Uofumlthtd 3900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ l1CHlllC lllW CClllCUJI "' UMl LUIU* lMllG -1111..U "It toeCinlP •lcKM*• I H ; 2·9'- •211 & o.r. From $175 ·$415 M..a V.rde fast & Adami 540·1100 -~ .. c:, ~ .... 1r-'~~!"!.!. l:ORONA L>EL MAR 2 Br Townhouie, frple, rrom $27S, l,Brfrom $205. Pool ,•lepnls, continental breakfast. Some ocean,& C:itulina 'VieWll. Separate family sect ion. Clos.e to s hoppinj &: fine beach. ti44·26ll. TH.E EXCITING PALM MESAAPTS. MINUTESTONPT B<;H. BHrh. l&Z.BR. (rom $165. Adults, No Peta 1561 M'esa Dr. {5 Bl ks Eust.ot' Newport Blvd.) M6-~ Jive 1-\11-i! J uuc 15. ,$·125 !\fonth. s·o . C'o··~l Pl•,a . ..._.~,.. s iops. iew. ,\ u l<; on y. Pork·Lilt• Unobstructed ...,.noramic .1"'111on-dOll• rte center. mo . • · 8 u~ .. ~ 1\vailable 6/1·7/15 ~. .... Ttnnlscouru,too. evt?/wknd iJ.14-161 clubhouse , pool, pvt Jake. ino. 4\;14.8458 or4!J'J.4J22. 2 BR Dup. Cpts, drps, gar. view. 1aoo Sq. fl.. 2 BR, 2 f·rom"n65 M. • y · · 3267 979.0493 ---------Surrouncinqs ChildOK.$195mo. Ha , dbl ga r, adults, no EASTBLUFJ.' l br $!10.2 .fl • .'.s.s~?~ •• !~t~•••••••••• Mewport8each 3769 DELUXEl,2 &3ArAplS •549·:.1875 • pe ts. Boat s lip avail. br $280 . Pool. frpl , Oakwood offers the BAHCELONA 2 br, cpls, drp:., blln:., air, patio, , fncd. yd. no pets. ~70. I 830-5891 Dupleaes Unfun. 3600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• }~vt Patios-lltd Pool ----------$-475. yrly. 233·19th St. ll'l!l'"fnt adulls. no pets. &14·4767 finest in country club Mv· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 529'.'!15 WK Uf'. 1 lidr, 2 Ba Nr. Shop'g ~AdltsOnly 2 BR, 2 BA , bllns, util rm. ..C".675 ·0236orbi5-616J 1ng at a price youc•n •f· HEW DUPLEX encl ""·· patio. i\lalure B•achl•onl g•eat ,,· .. ,. 'II' & Bach. Color TV, maid Mart1"n1"_. A....a. " · .. • rord. There's $1 mi ion .,---,.""' :Jdults, no pets. 75.2 Scott WESTCLIFfo' across fr quiet beach. J HR. 2 BA1 · f ·11 · Deluxe s pltl·level: 1300 se/'\', pool. 'l'I IE MES,\, l777 Santa Ana Ave, C:\.-1 1,1 ,,,5 •35 • • . BR n .. •~ 1 Luxury adult rtntats from I in recreation ac1 ties, a sq fl, 2 bdrm w/loft ·den. ~J:J N. 1'lew1.10rt HI, NH, ~1 A 1113 "'" .".2 ·"" ·a a Coco s. 2 • 2 u<o, r•P c, $JSOmonthty gar1:1ge . j60(I uti incl'd. rull time 11 ctivities direc· Newport leach 3269 f I bo .,, . ., "gr P ......, . .....,... patio, crpts, drps, F IA 200 ., ... _..._..;.,.., ..... ,.._... 645-0245. h I rtl rplc, Push crptg, me· -~&~w~·~:::"'~· ~'------l -~-:~;:;::;--;:-;-:;---1.'ltesa Verdi.! area. 2 Hr, 2 .,.,_,,,..., ~ ..... ~ .. 1 __________ , tor w o pans pa es, heat, ""·walk to sho...:., J••t-Of Ja~-ee BQ' · & • like s t or age, walk·in ~ , . A HOLIDAY Ha , lowe r. frptc, gar. etc. 5240. Adults. 1665 lrvi:;;. oi;"'pidftt(o11t Hkiftwav. 3 Bil. 2 BA Duplex. \•/alk H s, trips more . c losets. bath & guest NE\\, beaut. furnished EVERYdAY! \·cry quiet. ,\dults SJS. TetephOMl71,.f75.tOOO. to beach. S.J30. Yr\y . t'reeSundaybninch. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUXURY CONDO un water. 2 br. 2 ba, view, frpl , boat s ilp, pool, Jac uzzi. hobbys hop . Price reduced! Mr. llead , 673-7022 eve, bath, bhn g .. s range & exec. ty pe townhse nr. E111·oy carefree living in _54_6_·4_0_l_ti _______ l _642 __ .o_23_9 _______ 1 OWMC1ana11w1WO.ODV . 548·12'JO'Ctr64.2·3579 Plus beautiCul singles. oven, p<1l10 d~k. 2 car ocean. :J lir, J Ba, den, 2 ~~"T~no~1~nnEne~·~-~·~-!':,.,,...·-,i~:-::~:--::;-~;:--:-:.11&2 b e droom apts, d k 1.1.... thi s w e ll lo ca t ed DELUXE ~ · -·-··•· enclosed garage w/laun· ~un ec s,. gas uOA.t, wet Fountain Val'-' 3834 y EA n. Ly . lJ I oc k to furnished &: unf'umished. dry room. Pay onlyelec· bar, tennis l1.S, pool & townhouse. ror adults '""' iirandnew3br,3baCon· Try a Daily Pilot 0 ~ ood G.arden Apt · lric. Adulls. "-'~. of Coast sauna. $600. 542.0029 only. ••••••••••••••••••••~•• do. View. Adults, no pets. Classified Ad to buy, sell lk11ch . brg 3 liRT'.!-BA -rr w. -xclusi e ;.N~ """ •3bedrooms,2batl'ls 2 BR. I BA, nr. !\11le &125.5-18-0757 orrenlsomething. lower duplex. Garage, 0 ers a~ e • v .. • I /629·9661 days. Agent. ~wy, 5 blks r.rom beach. 1'wo 5 br 2ba duplexes .• r~reshpaint&carpets Square. Upper, Rear. In patio, dsh"'°·hr. $350 . Rent Raise Guarantee · ~.425. -135 Goldenrod. Com pl fu rn, s ummer eCozyfireplace 4.1~1ex .968-27til. Sc.to Ana 1880 s-t.Ano 3810 645-4554 We guar antee that your BHAND new Newport ~7oron.a llel ~lar. {714 ) rcnlal/ye11.r rouncJ lease .. •Suno.ypalio. _ ....to•leoch 3840 •••••••••••••••••••"'.•.•• ••••••-••••~•9:••~••••• · rentwillnotberaisedfor Terracecondo.3Br,21h 5·9337 . N 'pt .Jlgts. Walk to •Gardensettingw/pool '"T -oNEFULLYEAR"&:you , Ha.,~. mo. Adults, no N BW. 3 8 rt . 3 ua , beach. 548·3917 •Full garagew/storage ••••5 .. 1•0••0••1•0HU••••••5••••• ONE ·FOR THE MON. EY ~~illm~~:: !:e !::~.i':;{. 1,>e_t:.. 675·5800· Bkr, no Capistrano Beach. ocean Yours for just~. cupancy. ReoLa rrom ''1ee 2 Bdrm, 2 Ba , summer ·r11E VENOOME . view, dbl gar, rrplc. nr r ent al. S leep 6. $2 00 }..,,.,,ntecdno•cnt (ONE HECK OF AN APARTMENT FOR JUST $215) 5165· Prices vary by loca· LUXURY CONDO school . $290. 1·528·5107 week.675·3370 1845 Anaheim ' 545·8628 l..t inc;eHsein 1975 TWO FOR' THE sHO·w· lion. Alodels open 10l0 7. Newport~resL 2 br,2 1f"Oupl ex 521 &521 1h Iris HaciendaDeMesa Sorry, n o pets or ~a . de n. 2'h c~r gar., t:dM. lJrice drastiwlly Apartments 160 W W 'I CM OH IEACH . ' children. trpl. wetbar. Pnv. Ten-reduced. f\luslseetoap· Unfurnished ., .. '..AU!1-1,.UL • • Qa.kwood 1~.1.:.. W a~k t o . beach. prccialc . Open house 1.5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .uGROUNDS (A REALSHOW-STOPPER -PERFECTfORRCX)MMATES) , ::;;195 /mo. &15-8b'12 Sundays. 8alboa Peninsula 1807 Bachelor from $245 { Garden NEWPOR·r TERR. 3 .br, A.portme ts Furnished 2 '~ ba. t.1astcr suite.•••••••••"-••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,\ou L·rs.NOPE'I'S 2Br.1&2Hafrom S275 Apartments ;i lilt, steps to beach, y..:.:ir HJ minutes to ocean. Lgc I lir Sl'i5. Gas & Water ll·asc. $325. mo. incl. Draperies, carpets, g.jO. J 7B9 aft: 7 p.n). l.iltns. fam rm .. lndry., 8 Ibo 1 I d 3706 patio. gar .. CK'Canview on a a s an g11s heal, g as stove, air 15 acre park W/pool. $:J75 •••••••••••••••·•••••••• 'mo.644-7357 BAYt'RONT. 2 bedroom, ..c.:cc.:.c.ccc:cc _____ , garage, fireplace, patio. Capistrano 8eoc:h 3818 (.·ond1t1oning, swimming ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool, rec. room, washers & dryers. ·.::}11\RBORVicw,Montego. Co rn er property , OCt:ANVIEW Duplex, 2 ·I br, Exec. home. Lush downstairs in duplex. No br 2 1.la, D /W. refrii,:. •Shody Elm G~-• · p · I d k b b ·r 1 · Veg . Garden. $225 . w-vnD Jndscp g. rest1ge oca· oc , ul eaull u view 400.1534 Pool, crpt & drps. lndry, t1on. $49;). mo. 6J7·2509or ove r North Bayfront. adults. 177 E. 22nd Sl. 986-6811 t'ully furnis hed. inl"lud-c •. •.r.o,,•,o,clo,, ,1,M,,cr,, •• 3,a •• 2,2., _N_c_a_,_Be_a_c_h_. _642_·364_5 __ 1 ing washer <ind dryer. 1- •LUXURY CONDO Av<iilable as sub-rental S PARKLING new spac. 2 NewportCrcst2Br.'l.Ba, nowloJunc l.tth.S21Uper NEWDUPLEX Br. S215. P;,itio, crpls. 2 car gar. Wet bar. Ten· week. Callti44·1i42. Deluxe i;plit·lcvel : 1300 drps, beaut. g<irdcn. nis . Pool . $375 /mo. ~<I fl, 2 bdrm w/loft·den, Jmm e d . occupancy. 5-15·0171. A\•a1I. summcr,winlcr; 4 trplc, l)]u:.h crplg, home· Adults, no peL-;. 5Z1 w. bdrm. u11pc r duple.'( a.pl. like s torage, walk· in Wilson,ti45-9614 H.V.l·l1n s Carine! J Hr, Ocluxethruoul,deck. closets, Ualh & guest film rn1 . Exlra Nice~ Salisbury ltltybi3·6900 hath, lJltn gas range & 2 BR, 212 BA Studio apt. S·l!lO / rno . L se. w I -O\'Cll. pallo dc£-k, 2 car Bltns, 0 /W, cptg &drps. i;<irdl·ncr. Day 5.58·5.333 ; Coronadel Mer 3722 enclosed garal:e w/laun· Patio . S2ti5 mo . 768 Eves ti40-1785. ••••••••••••••••••••••• dry room. Pay only elec· J oann. AgL 838-8081 ~Br, Iba, frpl. pulio. Soof tric Adults. So. of Coast ELEGANT lay View hwy. Avail June 15. ~J6. Hwy, 5 htks from beach. LAHGE G1·ound F1r 1 br *Winler al lht: beach is beautiful *Views of ociean, Cu la· lina & Palos Verdes *Large privaledecks •24 I-Ir Security *Heated Pools-Saunas •Assigned 1.:overed parking 11 ,\dditional free parking *~I aid ser11 ice avail. * t-'urnilure oiva1I. Oven M·t-'10-6 Sal 10·5, Son 12-5 Huntinc)ton Pacific 711 Ocean Ave <7 14) 53ti-l487 Mai!Jtgcd by William Walters Co ~·4HR,4BA ,famrm,den, 541·0993 /496·19KI S·l ~S . 435 Goldenrod , G<ird en apt. Pool. rec 4200 ft. Pool. f'antastic 3724 Co r o n a llcl i\lar . roo m.Sl75.71018th SL CHEZOROAPTS showca se for entertain· Costa Mesa 1714 !675·9337 2 "R 1 B M V ,.,, 8234 Allanta 1ng. Unf. $1800; l''Urn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • o . a, i e:sa erve. S2200 . 646 -8049 or LOW RATES -C-h-,-,m-rn-·--,-o-,-. -,-.-,-.-,-,-n··r Adults, .:ar, avad. $111.S. 1,2&3 BR Priv. gar., • N .. 0 ·•0 8974 pool. was her, dryer, 752-731 5. •S8.60N1g· ht &Up deck. lo refined Lady, No, _,_o_pe~~-· ~--·-----l ,. «.:lose to beach. SJ&.0336 •Studio & I BR Apts pets. ti73·6274 /M4.(»49 1-_:.s10E large almost new ----------BLUFt'S TOWNHOUSE 4 Br. 21.~ Ba. Canyon Vu, ~· pool. schls. $<19.5. 494.;J973 •Waler Hells ' 3 br, d shwhr, cpts, frplc, HEAR OCEAN •TV& i\.la id Scrv ,\vail 2 BR. frpl, bltns, dis-. 2 & 3 BDRMS h h "· k I 2 ~n cl. gara g~. pat io, •PhoneSe rv,llldpool was e r, sun .... 'C. poo . ... c hildren&PctSection adults, no pets. S250. yr· :;;:.~ S3 l0. mo. i\lgr Beautiful .s tudio apts. •s.s.orrwel'ksrentw/ad ly,673·1418 cvcs/wknds Frplc s, bJtns , d is· Hoiti""Jt & Co. Rltn 2376 Nt'wport Blvd. c~t MESA VB R Dt: 3 rca. hwashers. 2 car garage. Hat sever .. outstdftd. 5, .... .,75,0,.1,,~_3967 3 BR . nr. bch. Bltns, cpts, 11 t he 2 & 3 Sundecks. From '275. ho for I • .., " ., " P a l I o . S 3 6 O. 6 I 7 ome a mosp re 536.2579 inc) me1 .ease in i'ia rl·t~sus , wrll show this, _b_,_d_lx_•~•-"_._,... __ <034 ___ 1----------_. .... -L--..i.11u1.a..u.. •Tropical Poof• ·' •· L Al I tlil •m;-..,...._, -·~· ""'knu. I & 2 BR garden apts, frpl, 0 •• S e -* 3 BR.-fam. 1·1n ., 2alO l Br, cpts. drps. bltns. ----------O/W t ,. Nr J &2Bravail.Furn&un-sq . ft. Bay & lights view. patio. All utilities paid. Architect Designed Two • P'' · pa IO!i. · 1 PPLE APTS 548·1168 L l hou 2 b Irvine Ind. area. $175 to urn. A · A Ni:!w c<1rp., vinyl & paint.1 __________ 1 uxury own ses, r unique idea in adult apt J Patios. $650/Mo. I BR, prefer middle a~e studioR. pat2•0h· "•2 1"•" $500k _$200 __ m_o~1·_55_7_·_2"4_t ___ , living:, 6700 Warner Ave. • Elegant 2&fam.rm. or 1·etircd,nochild1pcls. mr 0 · e ar· r, ec 5 ' 1 .. 2 RWfLOFT Huntington Bench . On fronl row, "Gold rpl c. $425 1110. Comple-I 847·0047 . No lease. Sorrv r' <..: t " ter ie l 'h $155. 642-SiWS tion June IS. Lease. 40'J Pvt Patio, fcpl, I yr se •o1 '-fii,~!t a't ~/~1M:. w . t' • lach & I Br. EiC· Iris, Co niact Ca rter , 2131 Available .June lst no c hildren or pets. I1 '-.,.. J BR , 2 ba. end unit. It o c k w u u d I) r . HAYLOFT .4.PTS !:iPACIOUS 2 & 3 bdrm. Il ·~ JJuge deck, cunyon 111cw. ct'pflanally nice. 2110 Sacra 1n e n t o , Ca I . 213 Avocado, CM it pts. Children OK. 17391 (1 $550 /Mo. Newport II .. • CM. !l16/4g:1.5-15(J, 645-0143 "A" Keelson. I blk. W. ol •t~urn. 2 lir &den, early Beach Bl. off Slater. '[1 " area · g reenbelt view· Cotto Mesa 3724Co1ta M•ta 3724' $175. 2 BR, single sty, 842·0389 l1 <:ul d~ sac luc. $575 /J\.lo. ' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• beam ceil.. cpt.5, drps, n *Others l'rom iJM.5/Mo . 2049 "C" Wallace. "Go 2 Br, Gas Pd., Very Clean, RIHG640.5560 AMBASSADOR INN di<ect". 646·8883 "' QuieL. FamBy. no pet>. ·· ~--------1 5'5·7&28 1'Tom $175 842·16S2. ~ '",tlewport.Shores.3BR,2 NEAR Jluntlngton •' ba. Lge. living •m., '""· BRANO NEW •Troplcj!Pool• Ila"'°"" 2 b<,shag epU, • d eck . N e w paint & 2 br, cpl&, drps, bltns. refria. range, dshwhr, ~ c=arpets. $475/~toyearly ... e1 ••• 1., $ 295 Q & UP spir•l staircase, real patio, encl. gar. Adlts, no Da 11idson Rily 64:1·7575 ........ ~. lrplc, refrig, patio, gas & -·. $200. mo.84&-4360 ti .......... ...., water pd 5"48·1168 ,...._ t A S TE FU L J Br =--'="" .u -==:.. l --~~------1 DELUXE '3 br, JJA ba. (l Townho u so w /2 car CHILDllEHOIC washer/dryer incl. ~-}1 automatic gar. $299 . UMMfwWIMd Swffchbowd 2Brapta$170.Poolt,cpL-, 838·7215.2019Drlaware 11 879-2680 Kite ... fedlffes •••II. Hffted PltOI & drps. 548. 7911 ..,...._. ._.,, c.Ofttrol Jcirui l--~-------1 New deluxe Bc1ch area 2 l1 Ex~c. posh 3 BR. 21.-:i ba. w .. ._.. 0-119'• l BR. crpts, df'J)6 & bllns. Br, 2 Bl., cla1ed gar. all 11 lwnhse. frplc, pool, Park T•.,..._ ••oilffl~ •..:"'""-•-Adults. no pel'>. bltns. $275 mo. Incl. util. (1 .. Udo. $385. 6'12·00&2. Dnct 41• ,......., •••IL WnlMr & DryH' ••eH, CaJl642·4044 tlft.4 Pt.I. 846-1311 ; 846-4938 agt. No ~ S. ...._ WATll,ALL-SntAMS-UGOONS 3 Br, 2 Ba. frplc-, priv gar, fee. ' _. 327 .,., mile from So. Coast '• ' C.,...itr-Plaia. Avail. 1mmed. 3 + BD, 2 ~ BA , Luxury t1 •••••••••••••••••••••• 2277 HARIOR ILYD. 979•4637 orStl-42'74 Apt. J{ome . Dlshwr, [l 9eauti(UI ModeJ Home, COSTA MESA Frplc, Encl. Gar. Wt Br. D Br. J Ba, Bltns, crpla 6 45-4840 N'-Frwy, •'-ln1. No drp1, .Rec. Area w/pool SELL Idle item. wtth a pets. $400. 8'2·2880 or Jl $325.'*3·5955,<1193-1780. Dally Pilot Clauified Ad. 842-11117. • I < ..... ~ The ~hoo -""'° ~ OOITll & two bothJ THREE Get ready to see Apple's super delicious Jonathon pion -a really spacious two bedroom, two bath model that Qives you all you could ever ask fpr. And more. Wall·to-woll shag carpeting. Tailored drapes. Private potiq. FOrmol e!'ltry.·Separate dining area. Built-in kitchen with continuously-cleaning oven and range, dishwasher and disposal. Heated pool. Jacuzzi. Saunas. Volleyball. Billiards. Cord and party room. Elc ., etc. Well, what ore you waiting for. Get gone. To Apple.' Nol.aw. ~==:·:;:--:·:;··i>=:;:::=::::i Avoilcibl. furnid~ed .... &) °' unfvmished, SANTA ANA r i ~ W I Sorry,nodilldrenorpet1. ~ .._ ! f ~ """-........ ~ .... ~· anp e 2414N.::~ ·-..~~ .... : ... :! i@ r. ,..._ <'"».,.,.,1 t:::==~~,,,,ii:::;:=i @~~ .... ........... .Irvine at l61h 845-0550 HARIOUR UIMtTS A Limited number of s pacious 2 bedroom, 2 bdrm &den &:3bdrmun· its are now available. 16700 Saybrook Lane, 1-luntington Harbour (714)84&3341 Lincoln Property Co. Rooms 4000 • •••••••••••••••••••••• R00!'.1S $20. wk up with kitchen $30. wk up apt: 548-9755 or 645-3967 . LIVE AT T HE BEACH $30. wk & up. 673«40 P l.NE KN OT MOTEL. Under ne w manaa:ement Room £or rent (rear) employed lady. Call after 4P !\1 646·3671 s..,,.....rRetttal1 4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A limiced number of spacious cwo bedroom and cwo bedroom & den unics are now available Exceptionally Large Floor Plana • Furnished ·and Unfurnished • Refrigerators Included • Private Balconies • Fireplaces and Wet Bars • Recreation Clubhouse • 2 Tennis Courts day/nlte • T enni Cllnlc1 • All Adults/No Pets BU • Air Conditioned • Beautiful Landscaping ff • Subterranean Parking ~ • Jacuzzi-Sauna-Gym •Two Pools STONEYBROOK H 500 Bellflowe~ Blvd., ,,,,,, l1 Long Beach il 213) 59~:~~==~ STONEYllOO ·- " • ,, ' . Add lt ... Bulld 11. •• 0laper IL.Hammer 11 . ." .. carpet !I .... Cement It... Wire lt ... Hoe ·lt .•. Clean· It. Move 1t .•• Press lt ... Paint it.,.Nall lt ... Plaster It ... Fi>< It ... SERVICE .......... ~··•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C._.,jCa1~1• . G...... H ... lllt • DIRECTORY· L•d•c•illg Mo•itMJ Patios :1 ~1-. Remdl. Md.ltlons, ffitt'1 CIJ'~~l79 ••••~•.•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• r dteoratlve exterior Doori·Sbelvln,:·Repa.lra LEONrrECONCRETE Japaneao Complete CENERALllAUUNG ROTOTIW.NG$2S OUT&.ABOUT?? 1 •••dwrk, concrete. Pallo covers.Jo'ormlca. STAMPING. Cob · G•rden l n1 Service . REASONABL"E Land5capin.i:.SodSaJea. Local /Stat~wideMovlng •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Roofing ·············•f•······· ......•..•••••..••.•••• SunJhade,covers:deck.s, REPAIRS, all types, fire ring, benches, wood, Reu . Free est, lie, ask brk,conc.Qua!ity.Falr tor Wall . 830-:liOZO price. Creative designs. anytime. C:ompetltlve r a te . Rela ·blo1tone, brick, tile, p I ant i n 1 1 cut . •646·:ilKB• Ji'rt'leest.Mast.crchlr&e 7da,freeest.S21·2071 ::Jf1~7i,~~~3 Gttn . pal.iOI, etc. StlM.ld. ~~~f{J;anup. ~ &t. Movlng.Jiaullnc. clean,1 --D•~Y•_i_e_v_es_-_._>_l7_o_T_o_m_1Moving/HaU1ing, Student ::,-:-7 ::-------1C ustom CarPentry. Concrete, l>atlos, ups , A·l work. Reas. LANDSCAPIMfi; w /large Lruck. Reas. ·~ l''ram_lng or finish. R Dr,ve'!'•Ys and •EXP£RT Japanese Free est. Coll. atudent. For 8 unique & Barry.s48·972J&:839·:1i779. Remod6ling lge/smjobs.1-~~------ Ken, tlves 642·1170. Ray, ROOt .. S Cit ECK ED! ' •, ••••••••••••••••••••••• model/Addilion54Ml59 walk.ways. t.11979-1578 Gardening Servlce. 1'Tee •nytime 847-2126"' 11 d 1 1 b Es 1 337 persona ze sly e n PolntittcJ/PoperiftCJ days 615-91.84. We Care. Repaired & Replaced " 1 WUl abyslt for you m)' MacNei tl Woodcran CWldC.. t mate. &16-o Remove asphalt, con· complete 13.ndscp'g., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plaster fRepalr Direct Factory Service License C39-1594.96 PH: 549-2961 ..home. Huntington Cabinets , bkcas es, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quallty/Malnt/Ldacpg crete, soil. Rou&h and sprinklers "Cust. de· Prof Painter honest .. ch.Call&.'.)l.J7G8. doorl'I , window¥ etc. Exp. chlld ,care. My sod, s prklrs, soil cond, finalgradlna.7:1i1-0338 11gn,con.tact: work r eas. Int'Jext free ........ ··············· 1----------h '" d d Jim Elmer • ' ....... 11Sentc. 640-8292 ome. ~ence yar . ~J,,e,a908nup . 642-3331 MOVING, hauli ng , GREENJ:IAVEN est . Refs. 548-2759, PATCH PLASTERING Tllo I••••••••••••••••••••••• Field trips. ......,.. bl 6'2·3913 NANCY BARNES M,AS'I_' ERS Craftsman · Jackie ~5078 . garage cleanup. ReUa e GARDENS i...:."'-'"'-'------ 1 T I S I Speclally, Remodeling, . YARD CLEANUP faslservice.963-6452 2l23NewportBlvd,CM. Paild'--AllTY"P" All Types. Free Es-••••••••••••••••••••••• Limates. Call540-6825 CERAMIC TILE. New & YP ni erv co. ReQs finish work, rers. Frtt CCllllredor C.Qlll.PM.aln~ 146-3921 Free est....,-SlS-11.W Jim rr•~ . lb•"'111•1t-esl. Guar work.~o.s. •••••••••'.-~~·-••• YOU CALL-WEl1A11L--;-:;:::=;:::;-;;;:::;::::-;;;::;::;'!-''-"::..:;"--...::;:::.:=:.::.::::: Remodel. Free est .. Sml VERY NEAT PATCH jobswelcome.59&-U26. JOBS & RESTUCCO. . · '*8r.140-588SotM&-21381 Rem d I I R m Ad . MIKE'S GARDENING ALWAYSA-VAILABLE Ldscaping-GardenMaint GUSTO PAINTING-~ Couultant I financt I & c..,.. Senfu . dln/Facellfl Competitive t\ll ~rvices &Quality YARDWORK. 558-0347 Iles. Comm. Twnhse. Low cost, exter /inter. Free Est. 554·2481, Top Soil 893-1439 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Top Soil• Compost• n ~ a •••••••••••••••·•••••••• Prlee&J Bood/ Lie/Ins NB, CdM , CM* MS--0930 ___ K_e_n_M __ s .. __ 3'6_af __ ts __ 1 Protect •~ bea·•;ry home mana11emenL. -...,...r:1 exp. J 0 H N , S C . · i ----~-----I ~ "" in aerospace & related a.rpet & F 1 nan c e Av a i I Gardening-Maintenance Ho.Meleo.Mg Ford's Landscape. Sod or bus. Exper'd,Cree est, indu.,lrie,M. l!i )'l'a 88 Sr. Uph<;>lstery. Dri ihampoo M cC u 1 lou gh Const. Cl &:Hauling. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lawns. Sprinklers. Uc/ guaranteed. 87$-6927 Plu•ililNJ •MuJch*Redwood• ••••• •••• •••••••••••••• 1 ____ c_a_i_1 586-<l9:IO ____ _ JUST PLUMllHG? oUlcer. 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Refs. 548.Q'll Stone, Call SBl-7829 ' 1DIUlation. Free est. &c rm & halt $15. Any rm signedforyoo.Corday Apts. Conscientious . I Designs. 645-\M39. $7.50, couch $10, cba.ir s:;;, Fashions. 556-4232 Craftsman. MS-6558. CLEANJNG UNUMITED Wells, ·p at.ios-Planters p . l' /R l 35 Water htrs, aU sizes, dis-Ford".s TreeService. 15yr8e"p is what counts, by appt.only Flat fee, house-office, Q u a I i t y work . ain 1ng ep~ r-yrs. I FiniahCarpenLry nqt method. l do work '"THINGS" -by Moose. will do everything Cast, Reasonable Lies. Conlr work guar, take advan-Remodel·HepQlr myself, Gd. refs. 531--0101 &ctricDI Gen woodwork, repairs, reliable & ref. ' ~7-6563 tageof my exp. 536-7056. posals, stoppages, re-Experienced Crew. pairs, remodeling and Lie/Insured. 962·7817 repiping. New Construc-1-'-"-'--------- Vlnce Lenhoff :li38-847 ••••••••.••••••••••••••• plumbing, etc. 642-5613. 962·62.00 I Carpet & Upholstery ELECTRICIAN. Sml tion. 24 Hrs. lie & bond Upholstery • 642-6263 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . I JllNORHOMI!:REPAIR Cleaning. Stearn & jobs. malnt/ repairs. 22 Plumbing--Oarpentry Shampoo. Free est. yrs ex p. lie 233108. ceramicTlle.5fO.SSGO 646-7811 548-5203 Carpentry, Painting, Patio covers-fences, etc. Larry 64.5-9532/540-7858 HOUSECLEANING $25ADAY 645-7487 Have something you want Have somethi'!-~ you want to sell ? Classified ads do to sell? CJass1f1ed ads do iL we ll -Call NOW , it well -Call NOW, 642-5678. 642 -5678. fi1ARV"S PLUMBING *646·9801• NO JOB TOO SMALL Reuphol s t ery. above average quality, below average price. SJ6-2362 si. .. 11r.1..id. 4200 Rllllalalo"'-4300 oMcol...... 4400 Offlc•I•-4400 ···········!··········· ······················· ............................................. . lvslMll R .... al 4450 il4tslM11 Lost & Fowod 5300 Job W...dect. Help Woilhd 7100 •••• •••• ••••••••••••••• Opportunity SOOS • •• •••• • • •••••••••••••• female 7050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Furn. 4 br, 2 ba house. Nr Wantla y to share nice bclL Avail 6/13 to 918. H.B. me. Priv bath. 150 I Westclff Dr. PRIME WESTCUFF ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOST : Gray & Btk AusL ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASST. MAM.AGER F. --"""alC OFFtr• THE COLO..,Y . . Shep/Seller mix, male. Legal See . Exper. Days, 6am-2pm. Wed Newport in..,.,.i tr · ~ " •Ma1or SenKe Station. Vic lllh & Coast llwy, mature. Corp-Estate thru Sun. Full insur. LH'"'90fflu5peu MEWPORTIEACH JORETAILSHOPS nets $ 5 0. 0 0 0 , HD . 536-4385 & 892·1267. Planning, Real Estate. package, vacation &: Roo ted 3 b 2 Callon Site Manager 1,000 sq. ft. New decor & Prime reasonable space $17,SOO. c-L $100 Reward. Des ires Fas hion Is . bonus. Apply aft 3PM, Be.ut.ApLlnCdMwk-·'-mmatewan • r, (714l64231U "'6 F l •· l ·1 bl I & II - $400. 962.3533 •. .1257 Or 536-1796 •~ ba apl n bcb. SllS 0 • cxluo cpt, rn ·""-rear en ry. ava1 a e arge sma · • "l--T~-Oul ONLY. Professlonal Im-Na'ugles Drive Tbrll & wkly. Prime Joe. C 11645°4637 m ·-~--------I Pvt.restrooms. Old world.charm with ,.. .. _ -...-. FOUND: l\o1ixed Terrier provement . Now Restaura·nt, 21401 Panoramic vu. Wik to a · 39'"sq.ft. French windows, gables •Forei91Ccrllepoir Puppy, male, Cham· Employed. Mag-Card or BrookhurslSt,H.B. bch. Resp adults only rona deJ Mar, 2 Br, 645-6177 & trees. Adjacent to •Jewelry Mfl). pagne color. Vic. Gisler equiv. $800 mo. Even· . . 673-2064 New. dishwhr, 2 Ba, pvt p R r VAT E Of c. 1. n F e s l i v al o C Ar l s HOLL•MD IUSINESS Sch. FV. 842-8700 ings: 644-7097 Attractive girl lo model l Gar. pool. Walk to Sch. Grounds. SALES54G-0608 l :--:-::-::--::-:--=-:--:-·1 -=c.cc..:.~"---:---I afternoon a week. Must Eacbaose your hm for 4 $150 util incl. Mitch beautiCul Exec. suite . SSOBROADWAY 645·~l70 LOST : Mal e Gldn . Exp Pract nurse in Nurs· have a nice fi gure & be hr ~w/ lennis ia Pac. 67S.2643or67S-7677. ~=-~ Reasonable. 645-3100 LAGUNA BEACH ISLAND BIKE SHOPPE, Retriever & fem. Irish ing career, seeks compa-sophisticated. Great pay. _P~a~b!••~d~e~•~·~2~13~-~~7265!!!!~· -1;:::::'.::~:'.:::::-;;:;;:=-::I .I"~ Rentals·Repairs-Sales. Setter. Vic. CJ\.1 area. nion work w /elderJy, Strictly for fwi. Privacy Active Senior Citizen on .,1,.. ...,._.._... FREE RENT 494 7915 $4950 Full price: Wm. Family pets. Ileward. Rose&46-7676 & discretion assured. , , •~lJNA BEAru ,..,_ Social Security aeeks ~--....-Ole space in Mission Vie· • Hardesty, 675-2866 556-6759, work 640-5100 write describing .-.... ........ ., u.;ean same to share .. _. __ or ,,...,..,.... ....._ jo & Laguna Niguel as Full Charge Bookkeeper, If w ·1 ad.~" Front_ .• bdrt pen, 'Ba. •pl. Wr1·1e F. J'.~J-~an "_.......,. low as 30c sq ninnewofc E ow~ IOSS LOST: blk/tan Shepherd, oCfice manager, 8 yrs yourse · ri e _ """'• home avallaDle tor Sum-.,.,,.~ E. Coast Hwy,~CdM". b Id g . Ca 11 0 w n er, TOP LOCATIQN 1 " male. collar & tags. Ans. exp. Relocating. 536-8439 Daily Pilot, P. O. Box mer. NJCHOLS Real ~~'Call6"4·4000days. 831.1400_ MESAVBlDE $1 ,250Min.lnvestment. to .. ZED" Vic. Elden & 1560,CostaMesa92626 Estate. 2025 So. Coast DRIVE PLAZA Mr. Mcl>onald,548·7i96 De!Mar,C.M.548-8.357 Girl Friday. 2 da/wk, AUDITIOMS Hwy . .fiii&-7220 MALE /FEMA~E. Shr. 3 444 N. Newport Blvd. Unit t · /G "r XI t public r e lations,effi-d SS•rf.R<'-'FT .. B'' $95. "C" $8.S. Util. ror storeororfice.Ampe Antiques I ts. n ·FOUND: Oog,4 mos.old. cient,mature.675-3:924 For a 2 act come y. Furn 2 br, blk to ocean, ~~: ~ei:;,:· t!'8i~Ya ~: _..,.. 'd 675 8457 parking. Town &country Laguna 1.oc. Way under Male. Tan & White. Nr. ..LUV''. For appt Call NB.Lgsundeclc.Avlnow ocean. $lSO. Call : Tom/· 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB 1cp_a_•_· __ . __ . ____ 1 atmosphere. cost oC inv. FP $2500. Victoria Sehl . CM . HelpWan.hd 7100 Mike, 5 /20 thru 5/27, thru Aug. 673-0236. Diane, 673.7888 ___ AcccG_T_.~M_l-<032_-'---l For Rent or lease. 4800 sq. 1525 Mesa Verde Dr. 23 E. E 9 •7ely 1 n5Hayes 497·2884 or S48.6137 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• _6_73_·_1_384_. _____ _ WATERFltOMT fl. M-1 374 Ocean Ave. CostaMesa.54S-41 4 ·29 . ~~ $350.Hun~. Bcb...3BR2~a. f'emale to share 3 Br Laguna Bch. Pleas e HARDWARE STORE, FOUND: Femalecat,lac-Accountant SISK AUTOCURIER den, I mi. t,o beach. Child T 0 w n h 0 u s e, vi 11 a Newport leoc.h phone 494·2755. SHOPS, ideal location h Id tating, lite & dark brn. Elec. Technician $950 P /time-Register . 2-4pm OK Rel s 6/15 9 /1 Exeeutiveofrices 1 -'-"'--------·l ~ror books toce, candle Newport B eac • 0 Brick red nose . HB. M h s · SISK wkdys. Early 1\1\.1 Sat & · · · · · • Pacific 962·9547 ras hri· ned store perf. for ac . uperv1sor (um'd. (714)962·7408 · SIS0-$350Month Office Space furnished. shop or art gallery. cou le. $40,000. com-846-0749. F /CBkkpr to$800 Sun. Need relia. car. Balboa Jsland-feml room-View of boats &water Comfortabl~iireas. suit.a.-Located in the Mall at 540-3006, Woody. FURNISHED Apt., Nwpt. mate wanted lo share llLL GRUNDY hie 2 des n . Perfect The Factory' N. B. plete. Owner. 67:>-7283 or FOUND: Lab type dog, 1---~-~--- Beh, CJose to ocean. Wk-yearly house.675-7111. Realtor 675-6161 Orange Cty. Joe. 2212 Du-673.9606 494-8253 black, brown leather col- . p 1 AUTO lll_!y::_:ll7~5::!-834~S~----l~::;;::'-:;;;:;;;:;-;;;;;i;:--;;~I pont, Jrv. typwrtr, telex,\-'!~:!lil'"-------J ·:::--:--:::-:~:-;:-:----11ar. c hoke chain. San 51,MrE~~~tbe(~ine) COUNTER -Manic photog, male, 29, $140 up store-offices cpts copies access. 833-0'.M3. Distributorship Mateo tags. Vie Tustin Suite 224. Costa. Mes-a -BeJl~oyse ?.JI_!, 2 ~-·...needs .to.sbate...To ct.rps air bath. 17301 RESPONSllLE Ave.CM. Call 548-7237 or SALES Furn, Bal Perun. Avail 673-982712:30-l:OOPM &aCh-Bl H.B-:-842-2834 SUPER -:I R"Mm-SUite~ .' ...... -4SOO DS"ON-548<5l10 Call 6~2!..L47JL June.Sept. 320 Alvarado,1 ~· ----.----,--,-1 -==c..o~c...-...o-.....o ___ I CdM. priv. washroom & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wanted to own & IF(jNiN[;:--;::;;;:;-;;;~;;;;;:1~--~-....... -~-,......-~-....... =~-~-~-,......,...~I t::XPER., GOOD OPP Pl. 673-7080 ask for Summer Rent.al. Male "HowS.-..ttls" toilet.$150.673-4429 NEW BUILDINGS at operate cand y & FOUND: Female dog, TOADVANCE Craig. roommate foe 2 BD/BA. Executive SYtte 2200 sq O.C. Airport. '2400to8000 confection vending very aentle. Med sire. A.CCOUHTS TOP PAY.PERM. Laguna Duplex "bear ft. Diluxe oCfice area on Westcliff Dr., Newport sq fl. ample parking. route. Costa Mesa &: Buff color. VicOCC. Call p •y •••,. WANTll> Bch.$l$0.mo.June&pt. Ne,irport Ki.rbor, with Beach. $14Smo. Ground SOME UNITS FOR 642-7650 A A11WiO 3621W.IST,S.ANA Small apt. JuJy/Augus~_. "'94-1701 . additi"onall400sqftadi·a. level. Avail Swie5. Call SALE AT JO% DOWN. sp"i rrounbdi~g arH~a •. 1-F-07U.-N-D-.. -6-w-k-o-ld_G_o-ld-,,-1 Newport Beach area., _________ _ Newport area. Resp. cent ·crpts drps ample Jo s h Wig b t RI tr . Koll /Irvine Center. Call easant usiness. tg J 0< Real Estate Developer, 1· 0 mid-age retired cpuple. M/F to share 2 BR apt, free.parkini. ~t Hwy 642-5270. Dan Curlis. (714)979·920.5 pro(it items. Can start White. 1'1ger Striped Construction exper. AUT Will also bousesit while ".°St~ Mesa. $103/mo. + atNewportBl.642.4644 l -------:-~-:---l -"-'"-'-"'-'---~---1 part-time. Age or female cat. Vic Newport req 'd. You are on vacation. If.I uUI. 548-1497. EXEC SUITES MISSION VIEJO e " Perie n c e n ° t Pier area . Callb'1~5664. The William Lyon Co. · 0 oe•cH H d l San~egoFwy important. ltequires 1-------::--.,.---1 833.3600 M•.Tho--•·n 613-4394 OCEAN VJEW. Share MEWr RT~ FROM $170 an Y 0 ...,, • car & $1500. cas h Lost: Black Cockapoo, ' lil.M: d · 3 Olr1·ces recent rest 833 ..... 200 to 2600 sq.fl. Call d ·1 tags Answen to Pooch. NT NG V.catlott Rentds 4250 super sharp 2 Br pix .1n • . .,..., Airport Area. -.-.0 owner8J1.1400 investment. For eta1 s ACCOU l CdM $225 A II rm, A/C, mustc, deluxe':--:-;~~;;-:-:;::;---;;;;;;:I C:.:C".::..:0:.0..:C:::::.... ____ I ·1 •'CANDY ROUTE Vic Walnut Square, Irv. ••••••••••••••••••••••• , mo. va . 1, • R nlal 4450 wn e N ewport B ch ·ncw 8)10.Call675-1772. $225Mo.Broke1"675-fil00. lus1H1S e Costa Mes a -Santa Ana No, 23", P.O. Box 1739 Reward! Ask fohr 1 Jen- ••••••••••••••••••••••• M-l,1200/1320/1716sqrt. c · c 1·1 917 22 nife r or .Kat een dUplex-2 Br, $225 wk. Ii Fem 21· :JS to Share sm PROFESS"LCLASSA hse k' 220 Jn~J~:i:Pho~e 1n~. SS2-7627;962-4417days. up.675-1453 Mesa ·Verde home, nr Bldg, 2790 Harbor Blvd, ore., Ware . pr g. ---~------ C.M. Air cond., wood MEW pwr.646·125216W·.2228 -FOUND: Ma le Goldn 3 Br +-·mpusroom, .... Frw.InfantOK,NOdrug 1 ln•es~-~ 1~ . ··•cc-··-r•~ •• " r I /1 pane l wa)s, drapes, RET·ILST""""'e 2UNITS, 1200 sq.ft.•l·l, Jmcwt Retrvr,bel80-85 ..... ,\/IC. ~ ··"'"7--blk CdM Beach. Aug. users. re s, av 6 A ~ 0 ~ ~ 5015 I looltlc 540-3590 carpel, elec .• mus ic, Now avai·l. FOR LEASE w/frnt office, tge re.ar ppon1llll1y Monte Vis ta Sch . * ffpet'S account:eiiijiS ~ $1.500. 673-8701 · n 't parko'ng M R · ••••••••••••••••••••••• "~a.a""'" Temporary Ass·1gnments Ja ior, · ··in prime Costa door.2203-Phase.U~1t6 ......,.,._, •.~ toshwe 4300 GwogesforRetllt 4350 Stever. Mgr. 557-0136 or Mesa/Newport Bch. & & l 6, $185. 629Term.inal ---------•!::~::;;-:-:;-::;::--;::::;:--;;::~ for exper'd. accounting ~ •••••••••••• "~"' 0 """ Anl1'que shop 1·n good FOUND: rt1ale lrish Set-pe-"nnel ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• O'tV-oowu • San Juan Capistrano Way. Costa Mesa. Days, • ...., . STORAGE garage for . F . ' ,_1 · o .. 5710 Eves 6*-0681.. location in Lag. Bch. 450 let vie. Harbor&Adms. Please Call HELP! DEAHLEWIS IMPORTS Orange County's Largest Toyota Volvo Dealer HEEDS •Line Mechanic •Get Ready Mitn •Salesman •Lot Man Call Chuck Stanton W Bob Severson IOO~MATES rent 1959 Maple Ave, No. SEVER AL Suites 500 area. or in o. <>< easing .....,. . ' sq.ft . Well established, 962-8226 Aleta Frederick, Mgr Wanted lo sh a re 5 cOsta Mesa sq.ft . lhru 1150 sq .Ct . brochure. ple3:se con-Rentals Wonted 4600 newly decorated, Light&'IL-O_S_T_: _T_a_n_/w_h_l _l e-m-; 714/8354103 AUTOMOTIVE beautiCul 2 bedroom • located adjacent t o tact: Frank BaNb1ch . P.O.••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 . di l b furnished or unfurnished ANTIQUE/Classic auto marina, bank &: Box lSlS, ewport . 00 1 k rien Y 8 mosp ere. Siamese Cat, very shy ----------; C•SHIER 1 apls at Oakwood . storage encl., accessi-restaurant'lrtCoastHwy Beach, Ca. 92660. Ph: S_traightlaw st enl 00.· SS,000. incl. inventory. '·Coco '' Vlc. French A.dmAsstl'C-y Exper 'd . New port 646·9303 There's $1,000,0oo. in ble $30, mo. Serv avail. at Newport Bl. Ample 714 -642·4000 Broker ing for summer place in 494-2828 Quarter. C.M. Reward. 1~ Datsun 833-1300. recreation facilities. 642:797g free parking.642-4&W participation welcome! Sbc11h5a. Rre1ach. S~n'1~7863e<p.upto1~~~~~~~~~~·1 540-0314 Excellent growth OP·1----'------- -0•v I portunily (or a talented Automobile Complimentary tennis HCOSTA MESA MoMrto Locmt 5025 Personals 5350 Ad min Ass t/Secretary Switchbocad JeHoos Suocla.Y bruocb. Sina:le garage, 1 Blk. from NORT . 1736 ANAHErM CM FEMALE Teacher needs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ec li've ki'lls lo Sports• tournaments:. A Fair & Fairview. Avai.l. Medical /D~ntal suite, Ground Cloor-600' sq .. n. Summer rental in NB, IUSIMESS LOA.NS PREGNANT? w ex u s Receptionist .fUlllime actlviliesdirec· 5/24.546·2026. SSOsqCtavad.J.stfloor 0£fice, restroom, park-CdM or HB area 000 Caring confidential ;~~~s~o;eac~~j~ ~~ Swilc_hboar~.lightbook· '8°BQ' ~.h.oWple~nsll e~aertnih5e1&p Office Rental 4400 llOO sq ftgen"lofcspace, ing,etc.673·2654evcs. l·6B6·037G Bus~~~r~ with counseling & referral. Newport Beach area. ~eep in g, li,hL !~ping. $3.s/ A I Prkg creativefinan,.ing. ·Abortion, adoption & Company offers xlnt x_per l on Y· auer You."'flnd a roommate. t.•••••••••••••••••••••• mo. mp e . LA.GUMAIEACH lusbMss/fnvHt/ CallMr.Bry" an keeping. be nefits & starting Bwck & Imports, Phon• So'rry,nooneunder21& OfficeorStoreRental100 Mr,O'Keefe,83:J..2000 ThelestForLecne Finance 835.7600 APCARE~7-2563 sa lary . M . Lamont Mrs.Cameron,979·2500. no peta. Models open dal-sqCt. Ocean view. llU S. * 1 MO. FREE RENT• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------1----------,-1 :y~1~·n~e~y~a~rd~s~,J1~S2~·i1!81~7~.:::.:::1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ly10to1.Seeourlarger El Camino , San 1.2.3 Rm. offices from 1224 Sq . ft. opposite lusinrtss Mort~esTrust JIMW.Dolhavetowait -~djn th~ apartment sec-Clemepte. $135 p e r mo. Near ~7131~~-$800 /J\.to. Avail OpporltlttHy 5005 Dffc:ls • 5035 ·ti!THE ~A~Rri ADMINISTRATIVE AVON on. OfflCESPACENI airport. Sect'y. serv. on ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . . ASSISTANT ARDEN Westcliff Drive. 4.50 sq. premises.Noleasercq. 1650Sq.Ct.nearcornero£ vending ANS 80% ADAMS MASSAGE World"s Largest Depart-O;\KW02~ Ct., private bathroom. ::-:.2:iti!~= Broadway & Coast Hwy. Cl\NDY ROUTE LO up to 0 Clean priv<tte rooms. ment Store Photo Com- lrvine at 16th etir, etc. $175, per nw. Asking $875 /Month Excellent route of candy lit TD ~l/zO/o ri.1assage & Sauna. Sill pany needs a s harp THERE'S A WORLD WAITING ·FOR YOU-s.5.0050 Call Gene Hill, 842·0200 NEW plush orfice bldg, 2 Call: Realonomics & snacks available in 2_. TD LomtS Adams Ave, Hwit. Bch. employee with manage- ------''-"'-==--...,--,-1-::::-:::::::-:::::--:-;;:;::;::;:;I l 6 m s u·11es r .n Brokers 675-6700 your area. Ideal way to -1 h 5 l menl potential, numbers F-I ale toshr 2 ORANGECO.AIRPORT 0 r · vu ·----------, supplement salar"'" or LowestratesOrangeCo. 963·1247• A on t ru a ability and 10 k ey A s a n AVON em roomm Cerence rm, xerox 2 BR h o use, CM. ., Salll ut...Co. llam'tilmidnight. knowledge a must.. Call REPRESENTATIVE. Br apl, a:as & wtr pd, $'9S Best-bldg on Birch co.ver. Nr. oc Airport pension. Locations, •r .... .,. 1 ------~--::cl mo + ~ e lec. & PH. call 600/900/J..500sq. Cl. 833:36.to ' Fairview /Wilson, Heavy Installations & Training 642-2171 S4S-Q611 PROBLEMS? WE C1\RE 833·87S2 and ask for You meet new people & btwn 3 & 6, 642-6215. Rl1hl,Realty 979-8533 traffic. C·l. 645--1395 furnishe·d. Financing Serving Harbor area 24 o N E w A y HE L p Joyce. have xlnt earnings. Bet· · A F.. sheci Apml t Fu ished · available. Can be ex· years CENTER A-Hs~k-p-r-. _R_e_r-. _li_v_/i_n_l-ile-1 Ler than sitting at home? Af.,.m!E,,•."!!.~~shlod90~Af:=:::.~::~;t,0;41C:l:'~':1..::J 3900: ::u:;::: • ..:;. 3900· panded to f';ill time .m.IH~av_e_P-ro_pe_rt_y_,_N_eed--2nd-1 24hrHotLlne645-8800 clean /cook. Sal. Pvt Call:S..0-7041Days. _. ....,._ Yi ' , come. For ulformauon Trust Deeds. 10% 1·n· R /B Cdm 673 "-•••••••••••••••••••••••:•••• •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••,••••••••••••••• h 7 4 879 128C DO YOUR OWN m a, , ·~•. p . 1 . . · terest, 5years.495-6938 DIVORCE 675·1827 'H,-\RBOUR LIGHTS Prestigious _Apartments in a Garden A limited number of spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bdrm. & den & 3 bdrm. units are now available. Furnished and Unfurnished • Private Balconies • Beautiful Landscaping •Fireplaces, Wet Bars •Walk-in Closets • GE Buffet Kitcheh • Refrigerators Included • Air Conditioned • Pool & Streams •Jacuzzi . . • Sauna • All Adult Bu1ld1ng • Subterranean Parking •·pet Section •Monthly or Lease Move to the only rer\tlll apartments In exclusive Huntington Harbour 16700 SAYBROOK LANE (714) 846-334i · UNOO£N l'ftOIPUT1' OOMPANY O~ange Co. Llqu!>r AwWtlMIAI/ The WaveProject APT MGR, retired. Sm. Llcense for sale. No 1n-PtncNMlls/ DIVORCECENTER bldg,litemalnl.Apt++. venlory. Contact Carol Lo t&a!-.:.......1 Atty. Trained Consul-S4l·S3l l , or Roland Sims.~·1310. s rvm.. tants to Assist You. $7S. -"--'-'--------1 ------~~--1••••••••••••••••••••••• + filing fee. 548-4216 for . AmbitiousCoupleneed.ing Cw·Pool 5150 appt. ASSISTANT more income. Unusual ••••••••••••••••••••••• -""'-'----,----,-~I SPICIAUST opportunity for good CAR POOL, my car, my Increase your bust line l to perform .experiments earninfs. Work together. ga,, U·drive to Vermont to 3 cup sizes, 2 wks or w I h yd r a . M S in Part time or full time. &Wilshire.~. yo ur m o ney ba c k . biological 1cienee, 2 yrs Pll: 67S -6884. PTL. 846-7959or894-0&II research e xper. in ex-, Lost & Fo.d 5100 -'--'-'-'---,.----1 pcrimental biology, pre-Hamburger Stand on••••••••••••••••••••••• EINl&DJ .... • ferably w /hydra, &:: 1 yr Balboa Bay Beach, Sum-LOST/FOUNDAPET? ,.,..,.,..... exper. w/lissue culture tner lease, Cully equipt. 960-2900Adoption,Low ••••••••••••••••••••••• methods req'd. Exper. 675·1573. CO&t.•Spay/NeutertnCo. Schools I wfhistolo gy & autocadio- ASSOC J ATE· Let me f11sfncffH 7005 graphy d esirable. To h . Reward! Ladles gold wed-••••••••••••••••••••••• begin Oct 1st, 1975. Ap-teach you ow to earn in ding band, vie Fedco. CertiCicated Teacher, pli c at ion s from all uS1p=~::!s~~~We~ CMonS tlS.~Eves a:r•des K ·l2. Priv qualified candidates orwknds Tu ' sa1-· 581 "'-welcome. Minorities & 1f~or~•!'.!"'':·.!64&-~53!l0~~·-,--:::-:-:I ---;;;;' :;;:;;~--I tor ll .._. .... , .. -af\ :liPM women encouraged to OWN YO UR OWN llWAID apply.WritebefoceJunc B U S I N E S S . L061 T: d~iam~ Ring, 2 Swlnuni•g U.IMI H1Salhn's1978So, dloe:. ProfDep""°t orf. s 1 0 , 0 o o. $2 o, o o o arger 1am..,,, .... .,. mount· Your pool •833-'1622 POSSIBLE FIRST edwith2•i1esotsmaller -:-:--~-:-----1 Developmental & Cell YEAR.. LET ME PROVE ones. 67S·367S Bet. Sam• Jeb W.+ecl. Biology, UCJ, Jrwine. I T T O Y O U . Al\.1:30pm. Malo 7025 92664 . I N V EST M ENT LOST: 2 Blk Brief Cases t ••'!.•••••••R••••••••••:•·• -"':=:::...-,,------! REQUJRltD.M().8053 h•rd 1 soCt le.al.her. Vic. INTER.IO _I>ecorat g., NOW lS '"*TIMI ,:, other seTv1ces In ex-for job s9ekers to check $$,IOOIUYS 500 , wpt Ctr Dr .. Park. chan11eforlyr.lease,•ll the Dally Pilot Help Establis hed money Lol 5 t t9 Btn 3 ·30 & accordlnc to owners de-Wanted cla.ssification. JJ making · boullque In .fi :30pm. Reward Ill of· sires or arrangement.. the job you want is n~ prime area. Jnve.ntory (e!::·m:!~~~· Plc.ase Rais ed value of las C.here you m ight constdei n111ot.1able. Forudaale! e ft borne $13.000. Avail. Aua. (Pf(ering your services 41M-FOUND: Girls bicycle. l . Ex.p'd ., resp. 311 with an ad in the Jot 120-FTu&UnAve.,N.B. Vlc Hunt. Bt:h. Jdenilly. Woodr_uff, Lons Beach. W•nted cat.e10I")'. PhotM REALTORS N2-4fi23 541-8066Callal\1:30 or 21S·429-7S76 6'2·$678 Banking SALE ESCROW OFFICER We have an immediate challenging oppor. for a qualified individual w/4 yrs Sale Esc ro~.:s..~ 2 yrs loan Escrow e~r. In· dividual will be r~ponisi ble fo r handling all Escrows in the NeWport area. We offer an xlnl fr. i.nge benefit program, a good starting salaryt.Ler· rific work sUJT'OWlCl.ihgs & lots of work. For letJ'., please call ~tr. Rohr al 833-3606 or 644·:1iJOO. GLENDALE FEDERAi. SAVINGS 500 Newport Ctr Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor. Employer To place your met.sa&• beCore l.he reading public phone Dally Pilot Classified, eu.stll - II • ' . . "i -. . . ' .. ~ ' . " ~·';-""::"°;-'U:;,A:"IL:.;Y..::P.:!:IL"'O:':-T=-:------'Su!!!!!nd!!!!IX!l,~M!!!X~25.~t!!9_!!75 HolpW..i.cl 7100 HolpW-d 7100 HolpW-.1 7100 HllpWmhd 71~ ..._......... . ff4,0 I ~!~~ ..... ?! .. ~~~~ .... !!~ ~~e:! ..... ?!~ "'jutiio·•·s ............. ~::::~ ................................ ~;:£:.:~i~~;;; ~!;i~::::::::i~:-;;;::.:~;;~:~r.~~~ Bank Companion : Wanted Fema le h e lp, full or A&e 10·1:5. Ea.m SI0-$40 11 · t'.5tfica1 akllla, S/K op. PUIJ.ICAUOTfQ.4 ReneeUl-0981 woman to take ('ate 0 p/tin1e. Apply Kenlll(k)' per week ceuing new Chantec1a·1r Uonat Call Miu Tatw,t., MANY IT!lMIOFP'lNE ElperletlCad ""'n.. TILUR UMITID Collforalo._. S Monarch Bay Plaza South t.aauna e ld erly lady. Live.In . Fried Chicken, 2929 ~-customer11Corl.heDAJLY for1ppotn1m1n1.M0-0181 .18-fA'r!! Jl:WlC.RY •PIT·WOILD• Call968·6253. Co•at llwy,CdM PILOT an~ school and A f'rel ttge RMtClllfCMf , · A'RT OBJECTS: AN: IJua•APIO, Chihuahua •. FIG ''RE MODILS Saturdays. You must be O ,_ Ml r.::. •Socy'a--.ol TIQUES, FINE FURN, Uny Poodles, w .. ue, DENTAL ASSISTANT u out of school by 3:00 p.m. ,.....,CJ d-J ... e, ..,ewport Are9 $550·'800 IOO'll Fee Pald &TO. PHONE FOR IN, Cocker, Doxie, Pit Built, Exper. chalrside, Endo. WOMEN 18·3Sneededby and be able to work at Acctn1Clk11<'.enOfc FO. Ir BROCHURE. coc·lif~poo . f'om. 100 ~ oCfice. M isslon Viejo Oranae County's leading. least 3 d8y11 per week. No Uz Reinden~ MS-2200 mixed f upple1. Stud area. ssoo to start. studio. Make up to $500. dell\lerles bt COiiecting. Continental Food & Servlc.• 4020BirchSl·,8t.e-104 Appllmc IOIO 1erv. mo1t breedl;·2m 581·4860 or 586-?fl& ~~;.i;;h. ~:Ytl~~rtence ~id~d~PC:i~a~-~1~rf~ bpw. & lxc.ettnt ,..,.. M11cW N8Ca'ir:!r8:;~t~190 •••••··~·~!•••••••••••• ~17~ at ~f"~w, SA, Dental As&istant. Laguna 1714) 121..0110 llunting t on Beach or •Cooks 1':'P..try Wlll buy ntria. Appl. .::..t.:n ve• · • 17141496-1273 17141831-1970 Bch. 1 yr. Min. exper. 631·149~inCostaMeisa •Kitchen Help Ser\llc;e Sta. Attmd, full runnlnJ ot ne> Is acrtp B O RZOl <Ru11l•n l,;;X;r;;•;Y;;ll~c~e~ns~e~.;;•"';;·97~37;;.;;I Glrtfridllr Equal Opportunity orp/t. Brownr18bell,8IO . mtttl.t75·6258tn)'Ume. Wo lfhound> AKC, 13 For Small, congenial 3 Employer Calfor~Tuu.SJ27 E.Coa11Hwy,NB ' C · 1 · '·d K · mos.l-""em.842-0805 girl office. Versatile. opper one ...,.. y.;' ea· familiar w/all phases ol Service Station needs tx· more Washer, -5. Cop. Dachshund pupt. AKC, 1 An Equal Opportunity Employer office work. Interesting. LEASING 12131 390·4026 Porienced man. P«man. pertone Ken°"" Elec. ·male, $100. I fem. $12$. D t . h de\lerslfied duties. 'days, Union Oil. :Bl E. Dryer, &75. Frialdaire or firm. IW2·0333ot6"·"'4 e. n I earc , D I . · 17\hSt.<:M. Kenmore Wath er $50. eta Electronic DCDDESruranur · · -, · Guuant.eed & Ded'verd. Cuddly, ttnY purebred r-----I AMll~ Cooll:olCorJl..(EOE) . .JI.~ l.111JlUll..-~UlQ Holp-W-d =1..1_00 _su:UCI STAJIOtl.-MM672-mal X.ORKlEJJi wks Exper·d only. Barclay's 646-7T16 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CdM area, top p.i.y, day old, 1ho\i, WlldWler lino,1~ Bank of California,_ 752~1541 G.P . in Laguna Och. Immediate opening for ••$SO,OOO•• ahlft wJSat&Sunoll.For Philco Bronie2 Dr. frost $100 -lW/O paper1). 93!.Jl -F~oun~~t~ai~n~V~a~lltey~oll~i~<e~.J;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 individual · w /proven SAL(S ex per. m 11 n over 30. free lrl1. $85 fJ r m . Portamouth" Dr, llB tort E.O.E. 9i3·56l3. ~~eds 'dbackl offSeicend&irl, sales experience to lease P,,•,rz,•. n"or,inun~'~'ucailn. . 675-0533 /64().lW. ask foi 9'19-958'1r.5'6el Yorktown & Bu.shard). per . on Y· re· luxurious. apartments. " ... CLOTHl...,G Dick . IARIER DESIGN sume: Carl H. Weber, Must he able to work Mr. McDonald. 548-7796 1""1 i:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I O'Keefe & Merritt ·Stove Schnauzer, be11utlful " Retired, -p /tfme. Conv. l\ol.D.1929So. C&t. Hwy. weekends & have adap-International SPORTS~AR I ISO; Sears Power Mower lovable. Blk &,!Ulver. Fin H . H B 8473SlS ENGINEER tableschedule. Market Research nm;: #5.&66·2063.. 2y r.*"""M8>5633 osp.1n -. . · GRI LL Cook wanted . No w accepting applica.' STOCK CLERK - BARMAID Must have minimum of Must have refs. Clean Apply ln PersonOnly p tions (or perm. f/tl me llc,cte1 eOZO & WAITRESS appearance. Woman pre· rograilliiltrS . position in our FAStUON ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• Frff to You 1045 Call 1::~o "".,.. 2·3 yrs exp. in designing f'd. Full time. carmels THE IRVI .. CO. ISLAND store. Some,ex· MS l D ATA COR p . Uted 8 ikea/Parta • .,./Up, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----'-'=-=.:c-=--1 \'&Ives & other related Restaurant. 497·,2550. 550 Mew--'C• Dr Our company needs Pro· _... _._ .. ...a ••UTIC hydraulic equipment. -----~---I r-• grammers with 3 years per. sell ing: quality ORATION has an Im· Buy fsellttr ade. 24 882 Male puppies~'d'w"• ~ •-IAMS Send Res ume lo P.O. GUARDS Mewportleodt experience in OS/VS l, men's apparel pref'd. mediate openlna for a Newport 81. CM.6'2-7110 7wk1.old. Black Nowinter\liewingfor: Box 2322, Newport I mmed. e mployment, Equal Oppor.Employer COBOL. The selected ~t!:~~~t~o. benefiLs .Xlnt Sl.Ock CLerk. Ne wpo rl Cycl e r y .1---....:64 .: 2:.·0:.:1::.16 :....-- Mewporterl ... Salolt ·Beach, Calif. 92663. f /time. ,p /time. Inside candidates will be work· . . Ralei1h, Peuaeot , & BEAUT Blonde Lab 4 Call:644·066lor540-8S82 work. Work any shift. t.e'ather Craftsmen (or ing with Data Base Apply In Person Minimum Syearsrecent Azuki. 2118 Newport yrs ., great w/kids, Beautician DESK CLERIC Uniforms furn. Newport Laguna Leather Shop. p. Manage ment Systems DESMOND'S related ~xperte.:ice in an Blvd. f'll B. 67~1700 watchdog. Rancher' a 1st FEMALE Hairdresser to Beach, Costa Mesa & time, possible f·time. and Teleprocessing ap-electronics envirooment choice.642·2917e\les. assisl. in busy salon .~;;;;;;;;;C~a;;l;;l 4;;0l~..S~7~4;;;;;J A n ah e i m a r e a s· i-='::."':.·:.:2t:.:l.:'·'------I plicatlons. Full range of NEWPORT required. Suntou r Azukl Racer. Uru.versal J226W SlhSt benefits. $99.9S. Cycle Worka Ltd. Lab/setter mix-male. South Laguna. Guaran-• · • MAID, Mature C I ·~ . II h --~-b Sant A a E aJOp •RCATA 3FASHIONJSLAND I you are nt.ere!J~ 1n 1822 Newonrt BL CM. 6 mo.a a ot.s,,~ iC teed $30. p /day +. DoYouU•eln Em al n · qu por. Colonial Motel Dal-joining a Leading elec· MB-5783 . .,-~ yard.557·6732 499-4000 For interview. Laquna leoch P oyer · 1967 Newport. Bl, C.M. a ManalJl'"lnt tronics firm which offers l -'-"-'-""'--------1 ·~--------Mlssion VieAft 13020 Yukon Ave SAUS competiti\le salaries, Lop COMSUMllGUIDIS 2 PREE CALICO KIT· ,-Hostessflmboys Maid Wanted. SeaClif£ Hawthorne.Cali£. SECRETARY beneCils and employ· Newest,Best Buy T ENS, females. 6 wka IEAUTICIAM Guarantee Newport Area. 548-1311 El Toro or SJC Dishwashers Motel, 1661 s. Cst. Hwy. 21Jn72-2331 Rapidly growlng boat co. rnent stability, con&aet-Is Now Heret 'old . Call 548·®1. We need people wanting Kot.o Restaur. 752.7151 494·4892. EqualOppor. Employer · Th s to help people in your --;<.~~~~:;:'~~-J--;,:~-;;:~;,:;:~;;~11~~~~~~~~~ needs Sales Secretary, e uper Le Mana l{ittens·l blnde male. l Boys &Girls area. Work as little or as HousecJe-*'g Serv. MAINTEMAHCE able to work under .pre· Beverly Kratka By Centurion grey & white long haired muc h as you like. Be in· Need women 2S and PROGRAMMER ssure & maintain good ~~~E•d. CeloasMarlHBiw.kyes. male. 8 wks.546-S392. 10 to 14 years of age. Dai· ly Pilot delivery routes may be available in your area. Earn profit for de· liveries &: cash, lrips or merchandise for selling new subscriptions. For inCormation please call ti42·4321. F rom San Clemente-San Juan sured, bonded & pay ~o older. Gd. hours. Call MACHINIST MINI-COMPUTER publ ic relations. Sel£ MSI -Cees. If you have expdr. Janice's Raggedy Anns. Rubber Mfgr. needs a Math major & accoWlt· starter w /mandatory 60 Call 6~16f:i6 Loving dog lo loving tam. inlheCollowing; 675-6553 machinis t abl e t o ing exper. desirable. wpm. Contact Mrs. WJbig fn cd yd. Male 8 NURSES 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 operate all machinery & Variety of applications in Sheridan,549·9711. DATA llCYCLISHACK mo. Welmr: Ger. Short COMPAN IONS I• eq u i p mt . used in growingco. WestsaHCorp. COIPORATIOM Peugeol U08 10 s pda, Hair.646-9293 SUB MOTHERS H ,machine shops such as: lr\line 5.56·0030 340FiscberAve $13 9 · 9 5 a e t u P • " Ho . OU$Bkeep1·ng lathes, milling machs. &1 ---'----~'-'-'cc. SCUBA DIVERS Costa MO$a Reg. $159.95. Quality 27" Beautiful Ki ttens. 6 wks MEMAKERS '* .. .. .. ,., b ·r·ed / · Gum Ti·res, -. pr ReJl. old. ~ree to good Home. Pl II r t drill presses. Must be " ust e cert1 1 w mu1 -r easec.a orapp Real Estate I oo h 1· · 8 $1 . Chr ome Car rier a ,.:8::92:.·4856="-------752·0992 Early Morillngs able to read drawings & 0 · 1 rs living. 1 ·30, 17141.5494125 1· HOMEMAKERS FuU or part-time blueprints. Pis. call our BROKER OR s ingle. On the job train-$1.98 , Reg. $2:.98. 1.093 w I R E H A l R E D • Personnel ofc. for de· ASSOCIATE ing for coastal & island Bak er, ·C .M. <h twn DACHSHUND 1 9 UPJOHH tails .492·1153or830-6331 SALES OPEN I NG· work. This Is HAllD un-Equal Opportunity Fai r view & Bristol) ' m a e Apply Personnel Office derwater work. Do nol Employer m /( 5464130 · mos. Loves children, a(. 2PM·4PM. MonlhruFr1· unus ual opportunil .. for fee 962 l .. 7 Capistra no area, call~;;;;;;;;~~;;;;~I 49S·0630 and Mission Vie· jo-E I Toro area, call 581·6310. Equal Oppor. Employer DRAFTSMAN Must have minimum of IOA T COMPANY 2·3 yrs exp. in detailing THE BROADWAY Mewpori leach Equal Oppor. Employer MATURE Experienced ;r apply unless motivated ' · ' h I e x p e r I e n c e d k h d & k 15~ OFF on new bikes. . f s oe sa es person. Realtor/Associate. Ca ll to wor ar ma e . lstor 2nd COOK. $13.9S<;lean,tune•JuOO. WHl'~E long hrured, a~ P /time. Call for appoint· 545.8424, As sociated money. 495·6690. M1n. 3 yrs exp. Spee:iall~y Island "Bike Shoppe, 130 fecttonate feml cat, 6 cm=e::•t:c'::"'.:·.:2.::796=·----I SouthCoastBrokers. SEAMSTRESS £or sim-H ouse. A M ELIA S Agate Ave ., Ba l boa mosold .556·6836. MATU R E experienced'l;;;;;;;;*;;*;;*;;*;;;;;;I pie, light production RESTAURANT.&12·9434 lsland.615·1389 BeauL.if ul Samoye d he lpforfastfoodsei'\lice.11 work in own home . S""""ttPOlitions 2 MOTO RBIKES, SOtc female 2 yrs. loves • M o I d i n g Dep t mechanical & hydraulic Foreman components: Send • Cab S h op Mi 11 Resume to P.O. Box2322, HOUSEKEEPER 1-~oreman Newport Beach, Calif. Live-In, care for 2 small Must have ext.en.sive ex-92663 girls in beautiful NB Call 9·5, 962-9874 REAL ESTATE I ;;'~9~>;;564;;' ;;';;· ;;;;;;;;;;;;I Earn $2400-Summer Pro-Dutch Ba ta, balloon tire children 545·13M. M•chcmics Want Referrals? 11 gram for College Stu· type, like new. $12S; ea. German Shep. Mix,Smos. ls.class GoodW•lns!! SECRETARIES dents who a re hard 846-8291 spayed female &9 wkold B • • Good' worker s & can leave mal <= •<= usine-ss •s · California. 541·3380. PEUGEOT 21" 10 speed. e . ....., . .........,, For new AMC J eep Need 2 licensed re al l •~~~~~~~;;;;l~L~IK~E~N~E~WQ~~~~I Dealership in busy Costa estate salespeople-Immediate opening ror .$100. Tiny Tiger blk /gray kit• Mesa . Full berte£ils, NOW!!! COME I N-bi . Ii n g u 3 1 962·3532. ten.Boxtrained,6wks. per. in fiberglass boa~1~~;;~~;;;;;;;;~·1 home. Pvt r m & t v. manuf. Pacific Trawle English pref'd, but not COrp, 1723 S. Ritchie DraperyWorlaoom nee . Refs nee ded. pleasant working condi· Let's talkitover ! (English /Spanish ) **TEMPO** 10 speed m an's E"-"'llsh _640_._ .. _8_9 _____ _ tion s. Call Don · S r bl ·~ 646·3928, Eves673·4577 ecr etar y, pre era y bike with book rack "-en, 1!..--l.1..-0 1050 Santa Ana. 558-8722. Needs qualified help. AU 640-S070or 644·2400. -'.:'.'.;;;::::'.::~~~~-1J'P~ha~s~e~s.~54~9·~8~91~6:___ __ 1'---------lookkeeperj1lecept. Hsekpr /liv ·in , cook, Payroll, payroll reports. ENGINEERING drive, Np't Bch. 3 girls. Richmond at549-8023. I · -~ w /personne experience Mt eds y Oii Mow! ·~ 646-3680 • •••••• •• • • ••••••••••• •• Gen'I ledger thru Fin. TECHNICIAN 7, 9. & 11. &IC).1596 or MEDICAL s tmtS. Salary open. can Progress i\le, growi ng 1_6_73_-89_1_4 _____ _ for appointment, electronics manuf. needs TRANSCRIBER Lachenmyer Realtor -' 645-0700 sharp, electronic tech. Ideal S""""""Job For Radiology Dept. ----"'-'--'=---! Capable of building, de· (Part-Time Hours) Days, £ull·time. Contact: , IOYS-GIRLS b u gging & t est ing Work4.brsadayinour PersonnelDept.. RECPTI BKKPR. Lite b. · d el new cool ofc across from DESERT HOSPITAL typin.g, mature, sm. Irv. Newspaper Routes opeo-sop tslicate , ectronic O.C. Ai r port & earn J f <1>'U'W"I 833 J62Z ing, Costa Mesa &Dover circ u its . Must be P.O .lax 1627, Palm aw· irm . ._....+. · Shores area. Top Pay, t hor ou ghly fami liar ~slOOf + p&er Wrfk:_!h1e wo.rtsk Spri-s. Co. 92262 R.E. SA LEMAN. Dana Paid v:ac., bon~. w /digital & linear solid 1 u1n hpe ~· Y s~ ··~ Point. Westbay Income 547·0001 s tate circui t s. All peop ew o en)Oyputting MEDICAL /GENERAL Homes. Increase earn- ----'----'--"'-----1 benefits of a large co.+ their \lerbal capabilities Front Office, _in H. B. ings by working small in- CASHIE R, Full or part· the di\lersiCied job· lo work. Stud ents , Mature! typing r eq . vestment properties. lime. Apply in per,;on, challenges & op-housewives.& moon· p f bk l. b · r e er ins urance · Multiple me mber. We 9-SPM. COSTA MESA portunitiesofasmallco. 1g ters are welcome. d s d CAR WA'SH,2059Harbor DE'~A Call (or more info & grn · en resume lo: have many li stings . "'' 18700 Main St. SUite 200, 496-3431 . Blvd, C.M. E~ECTRONIC Ll~frsoBonalkin~~c;,:; Time H.B. 92648 ~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;I . c 0 N T R 0 L c 0 R p · 1-;;;;e;;o;;s;;, -;;;;;;;;;;·;;;;;;;; 1 ·;;;;~~;;;;;;,;,;;;I Clerk Typist for small, <EOE) I• I• pleasant ore. near O.C. Call 646-'T1'16 RN CCU Airport.SDays9-S.Goodi--==="'--I IMHALATIOM ~ • spelling, grammar & 50 EX.SECRET••y THERAPY TECH . Nights, full or p/time. w t.al ...... -to:.-..: -Medi earch Differential pay. Xl nt pm essen l . ,...,.,._...,, E•cellent opportuno·ty Min. 2 y rs exper. or f 007 7970 "' bene its. Conlact Mrs. -___ ·--·------I for sharp ,.. div. w/good schooling, Salary com· Jensen, 642-2734, Costa Col s tudents, pit sis, de· Jiv. Eves/Sat. Car, phone nee. Mr Lyons848·1004 sh & typing ski l ls mensurate w./lraining & 133-Jnl ~emorial' Hospital, 301 w /rapidly expanding exper. Contact A1 r . v· t · c M c•oE f . H ·1 642 27 [;~;~~~~;;.;;~[:;;;~"~o~r~•·~·~·~·~~~~·;;~ 1nancial organization a m1 ton, · 34 ext soon lo be locatedinO.C. 38 7. Co s t a Me s a Cook /Housekeeper, li\le a'rea. Exper in real Memorial Hos pit al . Morgan'NursesRegistry in. Top salary. Must est a t e development, EOE. HEEDS RMS&LVMS d ri \l e, have refs, be legal or mortgage bank· l~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l 3/11 11 /7 l .C;u .c ,c .u . Programmer responsible. No childre Ing pre('d. Xlnt pay &j, 657 W . 19th. St. C.M: or pets. Write stalting benefits. M8·936lor8J3.?.365 · q u alifications to ' Call Personnel INSURANCE P .O.Box 2740 Ncwpor 213/869-0S12 Beach, Ca. 92663 Equal Oppor. Employer CLERK newi>ort HelpW..tecl 710o.HelpW..t.d 7100 Agricul tural, accident & I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• health program has ,f"'~ personne opening £or clerk. Good ' agency DEPT.STORE THE BROADWAY LAGUNA HILLS WILL OPEN AUG. 4 If YoU are Interested in biting interviewed for """"nent employment in ow new store, please complete & clip owt the coupon belOw. Mall to us ilt Ult address indicittd. You will reaivt an ._..,by phOne or mail within lhrH w•ks Ht· ting a specific appointment time for •n In· terwiew with you. Exteltrtnt opport11nitln tor q.alifitd appllc•nts. OutstMcllng emplOYft beMflts. telephone voice & lite : · ·--.,.2_0331 typing. Fast & accurate '"' w /numbers. 10 Key ad· 2192 Martin, Ir\line ding mach. Good spelling Jeannie Sisco a m ust. Sa lary com• Mimi Leverton mensurate w /cxpe r.1~~~"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'~~1 Xlnl working conds. I· Call E . P . Parsley For appointment. Nurses Aides, 7am-3pm. Exper . pre('d. Mesa Verde Con\I. Hosp, 661 Center St, CM Nurses-Aides·All shirts, mature, depend, Top $. Xlnl bene. 144.s Superior A\le., N.B. JUNIOR PROGRAMMER PERTEC of£ers per ma- nent employment, paid vacations a£ter6 months , plus one week paid Lime off at ChTistmas. Com· pany paid life, hospital. s urgica l, medical and dental benefits, educa· tional ass istance and employee stock purchase plan. Excellent working conditions and growlh potential. Will maintain and de· \'elop tests utilizing key station simulator to test key disc systems. in rec ruilinent & in· surance w /ability l c....,.aslr G real~avingsonUsed oi)e rale adCfi ngmachiR -•ICeypunchOpn .... ,...... 1110 Eurn,Appli &.Mi.sc. & calculator. Typing 65, •Typliti/Secy"s ••~•••••••••••••••••••• Wilson's Bargain Nook• dictaphone &sh. •Escrow SKJ"s ENLAJJ,GERS-35 mm to $45 W. 19th St.C.M. •PIX OperalOll 4x5", len•es, drk. rm. QUALITY sofa & lov· An excellent opportunity · eq'Uip: Sell o?·ti'8de". eseat, b eaut, 'ne ver (or Secretary w/residen-· 962-5278 ' ed · g ~ -T.mpo T.mporaryHelp '-:--:-------::-::cl-u::s:::c:!·•_:m::o:.•:.:'::".:·.:-===-tial de\l e lopment or -1. architectural back· 17802SkyPark,lrvine Ceh 1035 Corner Group Sleep Set. ground & experience in Call S.f0-4455 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Incl. Bltn am/Cm stereo purchas ing /construe ~ RE G 'D PERSIA N Kil· record play~r,.z beds~ ta ... 1 lion. Marketing & plan· Wailres & Cook P. Ume te~. Grand Champ. Bk· ble, mattresses, covers. ning experience helpful. at Tinos Pizi& '30242 ground. Potential show like new. Bil oCr over 1'yping 65, s~ 80. Die· crown Valley 'Pkwy. qua!. 2 Cream, 1 Blue 1_,S200='-·5'-5'-9'-·0_298..cc· ___ _ laph~ne & light book· LagunaNiguel. Cream.lWht.6'15-2682 BL ACK n a u ga h y d• keeping. WAITRESS, over 21, Ex· DcMp . .040 sofabe<.I, Queen·SZ. Cost PleaseCall per i e n c e d . M r,••••••••••••••••••••••• $450 /Sell $165. 847·5$58 . Or Send Resume Munchies, il28 E. 17thSt. AKC R e g. Doberman aft 7pm. " THE IRVIHECO. l-'C_.M_. _______ 1 r::~ p'"_a~io:d tien~:. Bar 6', Med. carved front 550 Newport Ctr Dr WAITRESS 962.9874 ti le top. New. $200. MY. Mewpori Beach 92663 At least 21. The Stew Ket· l;S;;:H;';E;';~"_;T°;;l;;E;;S-;A:K;;C;-, ;;S:ab:;l::-e:&· I ~83~1·!"033~2 ____ _ 644·3389 lle,C.M.979-1878 Whl. w /white collar. 1 BUTCHER Blk. Dtnetlt!I ~ Equal Oppor.Employer WAITRESS wks. Wa tchdog.633-S3S7 ,aet. fi1r. la mp. King bed & ,dresser. Desk. Metal FOOD & COCKTAIL garage she lve&. larp, & Experie n ced Tray IFYOU useful misc.Alllikenew. ser vice req. Lunch & ha \le a service lO offer Of 842·08SS aft 5 Dinner, Call for a ppt. goods to sell, place an ad 1--------- 0ur expanding co. is 842·9060 , i n t h e D ai ly P ilo t Match. Whilecanopybed, SECRETARY SR. J o o k i n g r or a Sr . ---------1 Classified Section dresser, desk, bkcaae &. s e c r e l 1:1.A' Y to o li r WANTED: Phone 642·S678. chr. $150. 673-4786 FORMER MARINFS liiil;i-iiii;.liiiiliiii-iiiliiiiliiiiiilil engineering depl. We are Has civilian life been' .. 11111 looking for someone who what you ex~ed? Doi• types 70 wpm & takes sh f at 100 wpm w/3.5 yrs CX· yoursel a avor-Call 548-S847 or 968·9171. The per· Career Cor ps iA lookini Principal duties include for a Few Former fi Ii ng, air Ii ne reserv a· I _:Mo.a=rccin=.e:.:•:.:l<>::..:R:: .. :.:•::nl:::is::I::·~ lions, correspondence & WHOWANTSTO WORK? tec~nica l typing for alf DRIVE ACAB! eng1net::ring dept. CHOOSE your hours, ... ....., work for yourself, be . your own boas. Men or Women. Can be slighUy . Fer• 4d hi w-·• W-We will be relocating to Orange County ve r y' soo n, but presently established in Los Angeles area, 1'~or Appointmenl Please Ca ll Personnel 213/64t-1n2 Equal Oppor. Employer Call s.. 642-5671, bl. 330 handicapped. Neal • n,__ ___ J;-A,1 Clean A ppear an ce. C-CTW~ Yets., r etired. Age 25 to 70. Supple ment your in- come. Drive a cab 6 hrs or more a day. Apply In person, Yellow cab CQ., 186 E. 16th St., Costa Mesa. designer R:ittern ADDRESS TO: WESTERN GROWERS ASSURANCE TRUST OFFICE MA.HAGER 2 vears experience re· 1811 Quail, N.B. To $800 for enthusiastic quired. Mini computer 100 Women needed "'ti! 133-8314,X239 organia:ed matu re machine la ng\.lage ex· hr.Nolnvest.Useotc-:; THE BROADWAY DEPT.STORE ATTN: C ENTRAL PERSONNEL 3880 N. MISSION ROAD LOS ANGELES. CALIF. 90031 ,... ______ CLIP HERE -------\ I fll'I) intoresled In being interviewed for employmer11 in the following arealsl: [.;DEPT. MO". [;SALES FLOOll!: C BTOCK C HOURICl:IPINQ (...'WRAPPERS c~Sh"• O E~Shitt I Hew SupeMeory bperience I 1m ove1 18 ve•~ of 1ge N•mo l; RESTAUR ANT L BEAUTY SALON L CAOf CASHIERS l~ CftfDJTOFFICf' I . ·-:-. Full Time L-''" nm. YM C v .. L , .. No ~ No L s..... ----------~-- City ----------Z\I·---- """"'---------~~ I ' l~~~~~~~~~~I woman . Mi n. 7 yrs . periencedesirable. SECRETAJ.Y . h lal I I ·r 60 h ribe & P one. Resident ofc,· , genera o c. exper. Apply To: ype , s , transc . M 29th pu Person ne l accounts Will h andle phone or· •Y ' 9:30-5:30 ... , INSURANCE AGENCY Girl. Personal lines un· derwriter. Exp. nee. 494·1087 , Mrs. Bradley. Insurance Agency needs exper . c laims un· d erwriter . Xlnl bene. Mrs. Bradley, 494-1087, 549·3058. JAMITORS 11 /lime eves. C.M. &S.A. areas. Over oge ZS pr~ f 'd. Apply at 17182 Armstrong Ave, S. f\. Betwn4&5:30pm. payable /pu rchasing. dcrs, keep book.s & do 9132 Rhodesia. Hunt. NB. Send resume to PERTEC overfl ow work of our Bch. (H a m i l t on & Classified Ad No. 388. legal secy. FuU,time on·1 -M_a~1~no_li_a'-)-----I Daily Pilot P.O. &x 1711ZArmstrongAve ly . Hunt. Bch. $S50molo 1560, Costa Mesa, CcaliC. Santa Ana, Callf I ~':''•'.!:r~t·.."''.:!36!!:·!169~6'----lrm--""!':":""':---I 92626 lr\line 1· SECRETARY Worll OPERATIMCi l ndustriul Complex for Christian real estate in the tky. ROOM R.H. Tum Ea~l on Alton, at consullants. Good typing l m med. Opportunity for Red Hill, 3 blocks No. of &. sh. Lite bkkpng. Send We're looking for ' the ex per operating room MacAr1-hUr & Red Hill In-resume to,. P: O. Box Sll, kind of m en who want to nurse on 2:30-ll :OO shin . t.erstction . tun1 right at Balboa, Ca 9266! jump out of an airplane Xlnl i;alary le: benefits. Armstrong. Secretary tor busy Yacht be(ore breakC8.st, acale a Contactpcrsonneldept.. Brokerage on the Bay. mountain before lunch, DISllT HOSPITAL An equal oppOrtunity · Ex per . skilled applicant.s and shoot a raptd.s bl!fore P.0 .lox 1627, employcrM/F only. Ple11se!~l. dinner. Alrbome. lf you I ~~~~~~~~~~I ;;:::c;:=::::.c:.::-:::;;;;;;;I w1nt It, you'll have to JEWELRY SALIS Pal• 5/z~:r•· Ca. Sales airl wanted part Soc:rfE0n• $750 earn lt •. J otn the -1• Cust. Ringmakers ~k· lime, $2.00 per. hr. Call Free. hrg. c.o. Airport. who'v~JolnedlheArmy. I> hone 5'16-1814 Ing creative sales people, Ortho Chairslde, a.pprox. sai.-5333. are~.~ t,O· Frontotc •P· Cal prefer jewelry and/or ' days wk. Ortho exp. pea · or usycxec. 2--Thialbn!epfecta.t t ......_.bf 8ikiofli0an. sales background. XJnt. rcq. Start $3-$4 hr. de· S•cy J r . st. $625 OP The bodice and al itt iN alt In one and a •'49 opp. for ri&ht person. p e nding on (lJtp. No SAl.Js..tfARDWARI Fret. 1·2 ~rs exp. Sh 80, 45 0 tipper· tlOHI the bodice only, Ttl• ahorU are Call : 714·549·1424 Attn; s moking, aa:e 20·30. ll!TlllDt«DWR good typing, work in ·124 .....,.ete •ttblld•podcriU and •dppwckltln&. Gar)' 642·2626 SALESMAN sales dept of expanding 1bt lub\itar llood 1.~I. Fabrics: n~ P 2 t •0 f ,=~ ~anuf . firm. Org. Co. Young lady with car, =·:--"1a.""1f•511,.12 _,;,.,...Ns.4>1,.7 .!,:1.court~~ era on · , trn or • ....,... A1rporl areii. Work 10-1 e dayJ load r brt Prt ·-· ~... -MOTICI mgrnt. $150 wk •uam . IRM IJMA. Gftl. Ofc St $431 money. C~IIMS-Olis a c. c-a SZ.00 PKiaWpoilq:i. Toordtr! Hnd how Dajly Pilot Claas· Coll . pre C. ~tr. Levi t:tAaDWAl.A l'"ree.Nocxp.UusyCost~ S*U4lmnumbrer.1l•,~9'drepl•nddp.Now iCied ad~ display lhel r 848·100o& 2'-M. manuf fi rm needs ad· flOUSEKEEPE.R to Jive-aYailable -A.ivante ...,..._,, -MOil rettnt . h I ·•bl I ••• H-•·~ l kl r·"'"· ol -paUtni dOIJt• -........ IS' -..... messages wit e.. I t,y Caitli MtM di1ionMI belp, l)'pe50. a. wor n~ -.i~.,.-two af•·CM:ek paya.,a. to 8'ndai litM otder'ilothla •arned pimropuadotl?oOurasy,•ds,..awl•~ Cla,aiCled Ada Sell bis Alto J:"et..lobs w1Lhk4?Ul c lldreo. Xlci.l ...,,.,.,, eto S,.du, I llridfl' Sl., MJJfotd., NJ _., Aotut Gordon Personnel wor int a.rr-M,.rMnta. -. J>etlt. CP·15. · • aet reaulta. Pho De l1em1. amaJI item• or Have aometb.ini 10 sell ? Agencyf4.8720 1alary open. 116341U or • • , , ••• 642·S611. •n.Y ltem.642-$818. Clualti.edadsdoltwell. 333E 11thNo~CM "558·7886 J&'I-· -·-· -~ ------··-~ . . ~ .,.At<t.VUZ:4<UA1'.!L'.!' ( I I I • • ' I .... 1 IOIO HorMt • ' IMO Mltc1I ... IOIO Stwe •• ~.,....... Sal ... ·· to60 Tr•111rf9floe Sunday,Mayi!.1975 OAILY PILOT DJ3 ........................ ....................... .......... ••••.••...... .. ... '"' ....•..••.••.•.••.......• ..•..................•.. --~~.,..-.""'~------:--==~='-""-'-= ._J Cb,oeae Tablet '«••ted lo 111¥! tayl.11vl.a1 tooa for••••••••••••••~•••••••• . 2'' MKll, rad¥ to CJll"I Sale/ Tt911en,Tt .... tl70TNCU t560Auto1W.tecll tlto Lampi, A·l Co'nd . q1111liJled Jodi•ldual M111lao4,aeed~ &coumanlc•~• cnd11:.=:c1tan.-.OO. t.t.t ' tl20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba ra.alA. . horae IU.1table tor be(ln· to htlp dl'IVt •share ex· s drink head. Ss .WC W/ 213/197 . • ••••••••••••••••••••.•• '12 Lancer traUcr. :r n. TOYOTA SALE WE PA YTOP OOLLAR -t'ta.21N7 nt1rl111c>pa. Wlllpl"OY'ide pon1 ... C1UA)lorAl\.5, dl1po11I & s hell. SEX I a~'CADOV ERJacks tle-'72 Truvcl·All 392 HP. t-"OR'l'OP US l-:OCA R!; compltt1 care MS-1%38 67$-1495. drtwer.toa1tmum.er SAlL ••• 1ti1a a I dwna alps .5 tfO> ' Xlnt cond . sesoo. FORElGN,OOMF.S'r1c Cou•'· balt•,•blue, ..... 1nOPM . • warint r SS Nallona m•h•l ·20' •loop 8 ' ...... 179 . ....-. New '74 Pi~s or CLASSICS •ood cooaltjon. 135. · l~ Nylon Carpet• Pad! ca•h rea lster am all bea ms , 1lp1 2, head, , tr your car is extra clean ll0-1.Ut. PUREBRED Quarte Uffd, 150 SQ., )'di, xln Slleit colfcti 'maker: Cre1b water 1y1. 2 let& 12• Dolphin, aeit COl'lt'd, '72·32' Perk Trlr. w/air. STILL AVA.I :seeu~firl(t. IO, P'A 1, 011 ...a..,,. llor1e,rea.,6yrseldloe, cond.Nt-Md&(\.3pm S5?·itlS9 aalla. Dry 1aillna:, xlnt Htr l\ot wattt htr Wce Pvl.Pty.Oflen:. · plua IAUERIUICK ' • ·--. '125. auaatnel131-119a eond f2600, Sabot comp. ne '·~1es ~"' 175-0888 HUGE STOCK OF d c ,1orlo Cook-lop, "'" IAITH WOIMS ...... M~ ••w n il, xlol """1. -· w. ~ . . 75'• 292S H.rbor Uh· . 5U-o.w4 AQ.K BuekakJn Geld. J'OR TH.COAR.DEN .... _._ Dinab1, falr cond s,ss, 3 Roomy 12 VacatJoneer Remodeled 'SS Crown, 16'. Costa Mesa 979·2500 fira. tla1by bard\wi1t · IOOOlor'4.-. ,.... 0 18 2~hp •~ 3bp MS. lll,o\' ffi any xttas, ver; '15 t.111. New paint. $500. a.,or Lt ... MOW! TOI' DOLLAR lfOVJNG·H""'''"-.'1 -.1 fin lne •~ I _,, ·--••••••••••••••••••••••• -· E ... .... · nan.ltdrt B'Y'APPt. .... Pll ' ·-· .. ,...._ wormCatt.lopS2Lu1 G...,... 901 ahp lone a h a ft ii1s. cleans1100.962-535&. ves.-· · IJ~~;.,l,,,,:. 6"·5325 ETes•WJO.. · Part Arabian 1eldlna, •d 171112Golhard.HB •••••••••••••••••••••• 64.5·1790 1968 Dodge % T tntck wt Buick Z2S. Xlnt. mech. Ullt. WJW PAID dlapotitlon •••tern, 2.29 GAL Show Tanks in· SMALL BOAT ARMADA 28' Sloop-inboard Atomic T e a rd r op Roy a 1 cond. w talr, cruise con-· IMMEDIATB. Y Xtra Laree Solid W Eneli1h $i150/b¥l off. cl'df .Troplet.llisb&a u •Muataell• 4, just h a uled. Super Coachm en s lide·on 11' trol, ne w st eel be lt TOYOTA FORALL ! Deak, r:ii fl62·l030. SA8·1&.18 ~uapmt. SBOea. Camper (l.) 12 ' Kite, trlr& clean.~. SGS-MM. camper. J l!fy lift incl 'd , radials, battry, s hock!i, · . FOREl_.M CARS -------'-'---I• y Id &. aeka 1325 M:l.QSS a and d oll y, 2 11ils P>OO. 549·2629. trans, coolr, &. ball hitch. 1960 HOfbor ,. M 646.r,,303 r. o Riding Mare, ' •slab'dwlnner-•. z USl!:O 14 ' HOBIE CAT All settopullanys.z.trlr. ·· · · .. •lo-·· • CALLORCOMEIM UkeNewWalnut,N1>M1 r.)ll/I orbe t II -Mob''-H 9140 ~~-TO « Coffee Table.$&5. _.... 1 o er. DINE'ITE Set W/4 ehra, CZ.) 17' l lO Ski lSkuba HULLS, need work . '"' OIMt Kirby "-'VIiches 12:65 N. 'S6 Truck, ~ ton. $250 Ot SAO US Cell962-l030. S36·S080 ao •mar tbl, bla_ek bout, new Mere Cruise llake Of!er.:WS-0138. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HarborBlvd.,S.A. wilt consider trude . wrou1llt Iron &: N1uah. en1, trlr. Xlnt ramil .53000. 2 bedroom, l lh ba. A..+ 5 1 & M7·677S BBAUT. walaul.J~troo Jewelry _ IOJO 5175. "Wbt._Wl'QUlhl Iron boel P,660. _Lido 1£Wfail~-.lO b)' 60. Adult.park-Sp -~ M'Y ~· --------1 I set.' p&ecei·Llke new.••••••••••••••••••••••• !!,a•~P.,.!~1 W/.j cbra. (3.JSteveWilson 213,868•6208~t0 5 :30 rent $'74.842·31'4. ,.!.~•••••••••••!~.~~ 74 CHEVY NEWP(lHT lf'1PUHT S $12S. Pb:,.._,,., W .. ..,TICD •• . ~· -Sabol. $200. 4-0' 8' T 11 NEW l Co "'"',. 14.)lO'Skuba SkiCC 24 ' C ANADIAN Hin· x ra er. s v, mpleterebuilt'61Chev. CHEYENNE JDDE·A·BED, TOP CASH DOLLAR 1 HP Se1r1 outboard a:l111 bottom look box terhoel er Sloop, 6HP refr & hot water tank , 348molor.$300orbestoC· Nau11hyde,ian. '86. p A I 0 P' OR YOUR m9tor, llk,e nu. Camper $100. SEE at 1606 Anil Evin. lt'ibergla11 bull. Adult park, $2200-space !er. 897-4094. S11pe r 20. Automatic, 3100 W.CNstthry.NA . S46·79'.S JEWELRY, WATCHES, , shell for 8 bed, gd cond. Ln., N.B. Sat/Sun/.. Mon, Dana Pt. s lip. Gd. cond. ~~~tm~mo. M7·.SI<>:; for Awtolfor S• power s~ering, air con· 642-9405 MltOITERRANEAN ART OBJECl'S, GOLD, 6"S·9720 548.()905, Ai ktng $4,000. Eves. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• d itio nlng. heavy duty'-'-~-W~=E~B~Uc~y--SOFA~~O-VESEAT ~~~~E:u~~RXI~~· Lac~ we;!~ioa~. tun,.e loata, Malat11aa,ice/ 9'79·S884 M~yc .. 1/ 9150 Aattc1•.•,•,'1c'• 9520 ~:~~tk:~~w~ye1~~ IMPORTS -TIQUES .,, __ ._...... ' ve w •-.. pear · Ser•lce f02 LIDO l.j', like new. com· -.-tera miles. ISJSMW) -----:-':'-"'"-----j _~~~:.:· ~~=~~"'---1 Sid 9 SZ5 ssa..1• ••••• •••••• •••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• · •••••••••••••••••••••• pletely equipped. Trailer G ..... S. 1055 Dl1it1l Watches · BonusGiftaPolnts Electrle•l -Woodworking Sl395,5484SZT. '73 Honda CB 100. Only 1930 4-DR FORD Sedan. $4977 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wholesale to the Public. Free to Anyone • Plumbin&-Lnstallation . , . 1,000 mi's. Brand new Reblt orig. ii cyl. engine · Top Do llur r·ur Any Make or Model. PUILIC AUCnOM Call (714) 752·129.l For 498.3176 & Repair. Inboard Ef\jl'.. llob1e Cat 14 w,l\rader cond. $3&. s.4-1056 &. clutch. New seat cov-eJ l,,.,; 1 MANY ITEMS OF FINE more lnfo. Repair tin boat ). Scorpio 552.--4100 HOMDA 1974 750 ~l~;s&;.:i~~ · $2 3 0 0 · ftUl Wit.a ESTATE JEWELRY, CHIN.ESE STAMP ~ol -Marice.548·9'70il "THREE WINGS" ' $1600 645·9952 ~ ART OBJECTS AN · le<t n \920 .. s. mont, · · -"5 •--------1RecrooHClftal · ~ VOLYO TJQUES, FINE FuRN Mi1cell•MMS 1080 s hee t s, block s . e tc. l!nder~ater .Hull Clean· Wins low ~d sloop ~r '73 BULTACO Desert Vehlcle1 9530 I ETC. PHONE FOR JN'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675·5783 ing, 1ns_pect1on, replac yawl. Gray inbnl, 6 sails, Bike, many xlras. ~75. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 1966 H<11bor. CM. b4b 9303 JIMPAMOS MAZDA 2001 S . ~1 anchcsler Anahei m 6Jt»ti000 i FO I& BROCHURE PUILIC •UC:TIO._. props, ;uncs, etc. 548·1255 falr cond. Only $3750. ON0673·2861 DUNE BUGGY Oron~ CGUlty's I • • . .,. " 3 Hunt coats, 1lrla size , ;:6'1:.:3:.:·2::8::54:_ ______ 1 ;;:-::;;;-::;:~:;::-;::--;=--:::-;I '71-8 cylc·GMC :.y, T. &. Hinhest Sluyl'f' 6"5:.2200 MANY ITEMS OF F1NE 12·14, brown, areen " loah, Morin 1· •12 HONDA 750. Equipped PRlCE~TOSELL Camper. Sips u. $3000. ~ GARAGE SALE, Home ESTATE JEWELRY, blue, SlO. Brllches, 2 l•lp•eM 9030 HOBIE 12 MONOCAT, wt S680 in touring access. * 5'57·9259 * EXTRAS ! 64S·"386. on Imports furnl.hl·n••, Sat•~ Sun ART OBJECTS, AN· canary, t biege, $5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• verygoodcond.$425. __.__.__.__.__.-::-:---::;1..:====:::...:=:.--1 BillMaaeyT~olo -• 675-6561or67a.«!20 lmmac cond . $1600. Vacation van. Must sell ·11 , D·S.22011Uluerite,OdM TIQUES, FlNE FURN., 499·'287. 6HP Mere . Outboard 6"S 4785 i4 GMC ~ T, ISM, P IS. 4 Call Roger or 1 -~--~--~-1 ETC. PHONE FOR IN· . w /external tank SANTANA 22 . xlntcond . . ·73 Dodge Chinook bub· spd. P osi-tract. Cmpr., ____ 8o.4c.7 _ _...,.="---- % Famll1 Garaie Sale, FO. & BROCHURE. Wrou&ht Iron DineUe set primer pump. :I>" shaft, $3850 in · 74 Honda 175, 3000 mi. bletop conversion,sto>Je, mirrors.$..t,000.&&4-4119 1· .Mcloreycle &. Auto &Ci-2200 ~~:d ~.'~7s very good great for sailboat. S200. · cau 49a.3167, Xlnt Shape. '650. Must ~~1~~~~~~~·H~B~~: ,56 FORD Part.I, Tools 6 Misc. -65" C UST O M Carpet · 536'9663 Sell. 5S6-lll27 1ng $$450. l\1ake offer. CatallniDr.N.B. lnataller Yours/Mine BdrmSet,bJondsolidoak, loots.l'owft' 9040 No. 410 ."Din&bY". Xlnt Yamaha so Enduro. St 962·3916Seeit. S42S FREE APPRAISAi. We buy used cars & tru ck s . Call GROTH CHEVROL~T for a free appraisa l. 'YOU NAME IT, We've cot Reas. 22yrs exp. Ali dbl sz. $60. S8' Sofa. blue ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. Sada &trader. Sac. lega l. 500 mi. Cost SS50 4 4 w•-ID . 9550 it!! Fri, Sat "Sun. 9"22 types.646·1547 flor al, xlnt cond. $95. 2 16' GLASSPAR, 75 HP SlI00.675'6624 wk s a go . Sa c $375. '"'e ri•e'S Warbler Fount. Valley Bar Stools,&: Bar, other Evinrude, all ski equip., LIDO 14 No. 12.22, cover, 642-2307 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' WANTED mlac.llems.96J.47S2 trlr.$100.493-8285. trailer, good s ails. '.74JE.EPCJ5 GIGANTIC Sale! Ofc, TOP CASH DOLLAR Schwinn Motorcrou boys c u5hions , bl11e w /wht Honda XL250, IJ00mi. Roll ba r . convert. Ex· houaeboldl bobby, lab, p A ID F 0 R y 0 UR Stingray bike S35 VW re· * 32' OWENS CR. * trim. $900. 644-0.138 Like new. $695. cellent. Will trade. electronic tems, 847-3901 b ,,.a Im mac. Cond .. 2 newly";:;;:::;::~;:,-;;:::::;:::;=::;f ___ !_:71~4::'·96tl ... ·".·!9426~--I JEWELRY, WATCHES, ar umper$8 . .,....J680 overh a ul ed 321 eng's.1Rhodes 19 Cent.er'?oa~ 5;!!~:f~. 1~;:· .~~!,~ ~rl v ':;BR'E~v'fclf. Miacetl-.ous ~1arina· Dunes dock H·J sailboat & trlr. Mainsail Yba/;:::a ~!~.1~~~·~1:1j • FINE FURN •~ AN · W..+ed 1011 NB. $14,500. &io.oow ask jib, & spinnaker, com-,,."."""•. lltrcyl, rer, as1ort'd a: I k pass Seagull OB ~-T UE ••••••••••••••••••••••• orJac . • ·•----------• fum/mi5c. IQ S. 645·2200 Frbala. $1250.664-6185 -'-~~~;;g;s;j;;:---~;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j SS CASH SSFOI 2.1 Ft. Formula l lO, 21 '71 HONDA 350SL. 7000 MovlngSaJe: Good used rum/refrigs OMC, head, radio, bait Catalina 27, lnboard, mi. lk ne w. $700. rirm. Sunday Only CAIPIT IAIGAIHS Frzrs/stoves. 546-0768. tank, full snap on caver. like new, Sl.3,500 554·0098 556·8019 '67 FORD Cab·forward Pi ckup , 43000 mi, A·l. Step bumper, lock boxes. 646·2<122 or 548-7482 '73 LUY PICKUP GROTH C•IEVR OLET 18211 Bea"ch Blvd. Hunlinglon Beach 847·6087 549-3331 ~f a g ~. player, trade 8 track t a pe utos, lmporttcl low miles. Will ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----~ .. • l · " -·. • • I · --......:.--nffl .. *HllMnltMllWA't' G.,,...al 9701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAMBORGHINI ANNOUNC ING :WO Rochester SL, CM Top Qual Mill Seconds Good C d ~ F 833 0983 Used Carpets-Any Sile TUBA (used I must be on · ........,.,, or · ANTQ. Stove, handmade .. CHEAP!!'" reasonable appl.213·681-6862. SUNFLO.WER 11· Like '62 SCOUT, new trans, teSIOMY9Jo AUTO C SS CS reblt motor. new paint. ll 1 ·2040 • 495-494' LA I 68 Honda Moped , $100. Good Cond. Canoe, & misc. items. C_,167,7162 646-.f7S7 ALLGLASS Pacemake new. s min. setup. $250. 962-8008 good wide tires, ~1000. _..,., .... ,,,_ Col164,.8474aJUPM. '72"' DATsUN Pkk Up. LTD. 8"11 Santana Ot. HD ofr'i'~~~-~~~~~~~ ••--•c-1 Z5', ZlOHP Chry. Many 962-8074 0£T1lbert6Gt•llUl.For -• c inCorcall: 8»&3 lllstr'llrffRts 1013 xtras. $9,695 /best 0 r. TOHNAOO Cal, comp. Bultaco 250 Matador, X XI t d Cl .wVV'I Orange County 's cond . Rebuilt engine, nu Trvc:ks 9560 n con · ean. _ ........... newest . most modem Coast Firewood Supply ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644·6041 race ready winner. New Gm Plaid Sol $50 Blk S75. Cord delivettd. parts 4 Spd. s;IX>. 846-9019 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _499 __ ·"3_l_7 ______ I authorized dealer ! Now' '61 Chevy hall ton pu. V·!I, SPECIALIZING IN a, · 5Bl-l1Z2. O>Jation acousti c guitar, Classic Bay Launch 18\1' lilt Trlr. $3500. 675·5605 ·73 K3 Honda 750, Jow mi. viayl Sofabed, $50.:1-----'==----I Af o del 1111·1, $300 Century Lapstrake, fully .7, Er•'•kson 21, 10 HP Burnt oranae.Xlnteond. standard trans . w / Sales • Service sleeper. $800. 968-0143 Leasing Corner Unit, grn stpe F d k b' l -• ••2 -s • * *I Buy* * en er spea er ca 1ne restor~. D'I • ...,, • O/B, ele'•. s tart, very $1800. 645·3S83Tom $1 35. Gold Cringed cusl. w(2 12" JBL speakers, ... ---------1 area rug w /pad, $75. Ta· Good used furniture & $200. 645.927 7. Ca ravell 21 ', Mere. 180 sharp, many xtras. Pri. •73 Honda CB 350. superb ble & 4 chrs, '2,5. other appliances,orlwillScll 1/0, v Bunks, Head, owner . $1 2,7SO./offe r . cond. 1900 mi. disc brk, misc. hshld items. 9892 for You Gibson Les Paul Custom H.adio, Compass, $4 ,500. 213·821·8791 $675 /bestoffer. 494-9563. OPEN Tl IE NEW 71 Datsun Piokup w/•hell, 1975 LAu'RlRBOACROG HlNI 1 Owner, xlnl co nd. $1550. 581·~ ~~~9 Canyon, H. n. MASTERS AUCTION Guitar, lik e new. $49.S. 675·5722 Eves. &Wknds . i5-.-1-eo-,-,,-F-J-,-,-bot-lo-m-.-4-27- 646-1616 & 133-9625 Call 2131277'13!/J 30· ELCO Classic, 19'8 ex· Ford, tande m, clean. '73 Suzuki 750 13M .Goodcond. $1.SO. Chuck 842-4800 '67 Yamaha 100. nice $250. Many bicycles & parts. Ant iques, collector jtcms, much misc. 17082 .ij.otterdam, HB. '4mi E or Beach Blvd. IA block So. oC Warner. Sat &Son .... OrSUNOAY839:,00'74 Offlc• Furnitwe& r.ress, T IS, Reblt Enga:. $3300.492·6342 . -E.-1,..... -8085 Comp. redone inside & . MATIRESS ••••••••••••••••••••••• out, Cockpit couches, Lido 14 •2512 W/d<>l;ly, '14 Honda XLlOO, 3 mos. Exe svl chrs SIS'/35, secy ~tuch More. Xlnt Cond. xlnt. cond. Bal moonng okl, like new. 1400 mi. *MADNESS* chrs 16/?4, desks, dttg Prl. Ply. $6,950. 675-3238. a vail. $l200. 61a-373l 141$. MS-4429 . L SIZES s tools l dks, e xc dks . 50'D IT 1 SSOM SABOT, fiberglass rac· 1971 BMW ROO/S. E1ec. * .. L * Piercc·867 W 19th, CM. •n' 0 5 1Traw 1ers· ...,"·M ing, immac, new s ail. A 645 1411 ..., s raw ers·......, 5325 675_6883 start. 14,000 mi. lmmac . Prlc•dtoMove! · JO'Trawlers·$22.000 l---·-------I cond. w/ Caring. $1500. &81e·Sal 2.f.th /SUn 25th , 833-9625&646-8686 Quality e xeculive .. L .. Co mpleted Price.HQBJECAT1ilorl6',xlnt 557-549". 9 -3. Queen sofabed. s haped desk credenza, Finis h e d & Unde r cond. Mal\e ofrer(s }l-... -H-.-D-.-S-p_o_rts_le_r-.-,.-m-,-.1 l amp s, pool tbl . DRAPER~ES&CARPET bar /r efrigerator, and Construclion. Atla ntic 839·7518 cus tom . Blk w / lots wshr /dryer, kitch. ware, Best Pr1ces·Free Est. side chairs. Cort Fox 2586 Pac i fie Co. 61S·894S J chrm. 714 .962.3'82 dishes, clothes, coffee Call548·6810 Newport Blvd., Costa 646-5491 Catalina 22, 1 yr old. Like l----------I Cd lblM, etc. 515 Begonia, BED, King 5,, mattress Mesa.645·3661. CHR S""'O .. 1 New. Loaded with fac· • '73 125YAMAHA• 1---------1941 I ~ verru er. tory options. Trailer. ood d Stock ~--------1 Box spring, frame, xtra ROYAL Elec. T yp e· Sips. 2,· .'68 eng. $2,000. New 6HP, rovers, etc. g con · ;-t._ GA.RAGE SALE: Sat 6 firm; still packaged. S2 wrtter, &d cond. $75. 846·7082 E,ves/Wknds. New $8200 aeU (or $8500. -$350. M8-63l7 /lifr '68 Chev. 1 Ton. Reblt eng & clutch , good tires. $2300 o r bes l offer. 83Hl119!i. 9570 ....................... ._Ford Van, 0,500 orig. miles. New tires, brakes, mags, custom rosewood interior. Gd mileage. $2200. or besL ~ an.a '73 Che v. 1/2 Ton Van Cust. int. $4000. Call 545·0817 or 327.5439 NOW ON DISPLAY • Taking Orders On The New Esoada's ARRIVlNG~N Open Mon·Sat. 9 to I Closed.Sun . AUTO CLASSICS, LTD. 10591 Bechler River, Fountain V1Uey, Ca. 714 1$57-~. 7141963-8381 '69LOTUS ELANConv. 125 MPH, 34 MPG. Reblt Eng. $3,SOO. 49"·3973. 73 Ford Chateau Club 1o.--1.1 9707 Wagon, 12 Pass. P/S, -P /8, a uto. F act. air ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sun 10:30·6. Ski boots, <V1lue SS2S>;Queen $195, 642-8327 or trade for sml aail or '75 YAMAHA End.uro400. ~ .. water akis, misc. items. <V1lue $42S}. Incl. de· 18-h' REINELL OMC-10 outboard. Newport sip XJnt cond. MAKE OF- 11'138 Courtoe.y Ln. HB. livery 631·0488. Usually Remington Clary Combo ~ri-~ull67fr~~ir,d xlnt. avail. 673-6100. FER. 536-1936. 520 H HARBOR ;.,; i lliiiiiliiiol f r nt /rear. Am/Fm '71AUDI stereo tape. Low mi.New 100LS40Silver -..es. Home. oash regls/adder. Xlnl au ; · ays.1--0HO=t"l-=E"'l•7.•"'s"'l='-:-·l -~------1 , cond. $200 536-0224. 873-2123 Eves. -10 Kawasaki 90 Dirt Bike Nov1n1 : 1 aa et•••· 2 •l1ht root n......... · . . ·i * 549.;u1t Good cond. $17•. Days Santa Ana washer, dryer, dbl 6 lllbll$1Seach.Call Pets 1017 21 Sk1pjack. lmmacl''·ic;bt;·;-!..-;;·u;';.;n.;;&;l.!"'~O-:!l~S7~9'-·------I aina:lem1ttreuTV,1rea •968-4971* ••••••••••••••••••••••• eond. Trailer w/a~·IHoble 16' with trailer & 4 MILES NORTH OF tug, mucho misc. 202'11 Cartop luggage e9.rrter, Rooatera; Bantams, etc. V-8 eng. S.S000.556-01:74 e_xtras. Excellent condi· '72 Triumph Bonneville, SAJ°'fi~EGO :tl~ww~· dAna Hgt.s. used one time. $30.00call Baby DuDcks <Cl2M.50) 265 12 18'TROJAN 135HP lnbrd lion. $1495673·1375 ~grl~~ic!:;.e~~· FREEWAY · n · 968·i1971. 1t1 e sa r, · at & Trlr. Supercond. Best locrts, Slips/ SAT •· SUN 10 t S MB·.S1'03 ·o£fer. 640-1002 Doc~ 9070 Lambretta Scooter lSOcc • a: · 0 • 8' Gold Couch, Chair •• axl F ~ r b e. r "! 8 r e green~ Walnut Lam l''-91 & Orgmt1 I090 Chrls-crart Classic 30' ••••••••••··~····•••••• gd cond. S75. Trailer e Broller /Rolissene NEW Tables J apanea ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cabn Crus, sips 4, twin PRIM E SLIPS &hubs,$25 548·9001 PIRELLI RADlAL tire, Cocktall 0(Chow) Table, FIELD 'S Wareho u se ,2QO tap engs. Less th~n Ne";\"PC>rt.Beach 1914 Yamaha 500 TX wt Mercedes rim. Colored WalnutSecretar)';porta· Sale. 400 Pianos• o\Otirs:Complrefitted.l'u All s1zes ,,Ac 8506 .accessories.On!y700m1. TV (needs wi;k·'• tbls, ble Bar, GE StereG, TV Oreans, new &:: .. used' wirlnl & instruments 673·5253 ~ 494·0134. lam~•·dlp:int~~ (Black/While), Lampt, sr,inets, ,Grallda, etc. Super cond1t1on. loats Speed& . mac, s es, BarStools.642"3Mall. Peyera. Goine out for Sac;r1Clce~642-1551 Ski' 9080 MotorHomes. 9160 tapes, etc, etc, 41S 62nd pm business. Reftt/oPt lo s•;aettt SLNewportShotes · · buy Kawai suenway: Wanted large power boat ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . . . RUG, AmericanK.arastan Baldwin, Chickering: in excha nge for $60,000 SKI BOAT 17' Flatbottom 175 COMMANDER 24', Navajos punt1ngs, Kilirns 9xl2, excellent coodition. Yamaba, Kimball, wur., equity i~ 120 acres or w /black w,alnut deek, 4000 mi loaded w/ xtras. copper ironwa~e, $125.MS-3433 ·etc. Utah Ski country over -t27 Blue pr1n.ted ~eyy. Below.;holesale.$1S,500. clothing, Kaftans, misc. FIELD'S (714)638·2'1'10 looking a lake. Barbour Casale V dnve. Finasb 675-0261 aft 6 p m Lacuoa,B, lo-2 Sat/Sun. MUST SAC. Champ. 12072 Brookhunt. GG ReaJ Estatenf/979-3733 Line Cavltalion plate. · · · 499-2828. juicer, 1uitar, lamps, · · Cust. Tandum trlr. Used '7• Travel Queen 26' fully I din. tbl/chrs. Planta,end *WURLITZERSPlNE:I'* 3 1 ' B E RT RA y little. lmmac. cond. SIC, Dodge 440, lil,000 Mlac. furn poo filter, tbls., 10 spd. bike, misc. t6a..1405 Sport CI she!'. ru 11 Y $4 ,000. .S51'·990 l or GBW, lo mi, loaded, All', Chev wheels, all eh~a,p 301 Avocado, CM eq ulpped. Like new· 567·1262 art. &PM A/C, hLr, aen., roof-air & Sun 9-12 203 Nashville PIANO WANTED : $28,000. 493.5544 days, all the lux items Lie • Ovor70 Lalo Model Tnicks . i. Stock 1/2 Toa-¥• toll- 1 Ton-HNYJ Dllly- V-4Whfflln- Rmcllero.-ac-..- Cm:p1nToo! {CHICK THESE 73 Ford I TOii Super camper special. va. automatic, power steering. (87272) 53795 Mtg.Sch IRVINE Country Club FROM PR IVAT E 675-8226eves. SKI ·Dive Boat, 15' fully OMKSC P~iv Pt.y. Seli Trlr hitch $25. Pinto rims ~..!'T..~:rship for sale. PARTY.521-3J71 21' CABIN Cruiser wtsli e,qulp. w /trlr. 65 HP $17 250 'or wili I~ tor '60 Ford Sllort IN 2 ~• /6h el ... °"'°·--bes ohnson-spdsto35mph ..,.,Cperwk +!iCami Cus tom ca b mags ._., 1 P ee. m ... " y PIANO'S, Baby Grand, In Newport. $57.S. or 1973. Like ntiw. $1800. ~.-. ' ' ' bina:o c1me w/cac, Pair brand ~ewskl boot8 Antique Austrian, Mid· orrer.968·9924 9794582 Riverslde.682·1424. tires, new paint. Must alum. cook. set, tool • RICKER, size 8 best or-die size Grand, anUque Wanted to rent-Mot.or see. (29'72ZB) games, p1cl rr1mes1 ter646-6293after6PM. Au s trian. Conce rt 19' Evlnrude 110 . ovhld,loati,Storage 9090 Home,approx.2Sft.Slps plants, plntra, bka, Grand,antiqueAustrian. 200l{P, trlr, bst offer .••••••••••••••••••••••• 8.S /C.Aug9-31.968-9028. paperbcka, mag, bottles, DRIFTWOOD Beautiful burled walnut 846·3721 ; 213 /592·!668 Boat Storage-daily· 1----~-----1 toys, Champkln trlr 15'h, F r o, m . 0 r ~ g o n · . rLnish. Private collec-Classified ads sell bill we e k I y ·month I y -Ooo't 1ive up the ship! .alpa, 8 , $750. 2076·A lmaa1nat.1ve paeces for Uon. Sa~rifJce \ii price. Security-24hrlaunching "List" It In classified. 7J C..., 'I'• TOii Thunn St., C.M.. <rear) 11ndscapln1(~ sculp,ture, 301 Klaas Rd. N. B. items, small items or~ rai:np. Newport Duoes, Ship to a bore rault.s! Super Cheyenne . Nr. Blly St .• 1 blk w. of macrame. 6 to 6 · Byl.!.l!4"!:1~6'~Sl!_ _____ :~~lte~m.~J~us;t~oa~ll6'Ull78.~~~~;1~1Sl~Ba;o~k~B~•;Y~·;.,.~-OS~10~~..,~"4~7~8.~~;;~~~ Loaded. tilt wheel, air Np't blvd. piece or whole load. cond., power steering & [AW Se OJffi & end M&-DJ3aft.8PM. For S1fe Baby Grand brakes, etc. ($3705) be1 alb,_ oe bar Plano. $700. Wilcut. SJ49 5 ti es, e11e, ANSWERS TO ........ stools, table II chairs, 1-'-'-------- typwrlter, 2 1ewtn1 SCRAM 'ETS Gulbrans en·Dickenson machines, books, pie· "'L sml upright piano. nu tW'el, T.V., mucb micl. SCRAM-LETS keyboard.$3.50.&:D-S562. lW SkyUnt Or. Laguna N•pkin -Ab.ased -11 lotl B.Sat/Sun. n-rall -Fllmcv _ Sew ... Mee I AS u.i . ..... ...................... . Rwnm11e tale. Fa~ Plowed -Aathm• -; Uaed Singer with attacb- Untted tor Equal Ju.lice. O., e rThAeDai;'J'~, , M Y menll and buUOnholer. .1~'"'=-' B:::ua:::::tw.!=eeSl.=F.:.:.Y:.:.. -I , ·-·~-, .. , -five-ye111r--old son, •·-r I-'-_'-_-'---------, 1'0011, Tabl• S.w, A eeelnl tbe Navy'1 •d s,ortl"I •... 8094 Cond. Bthrm sink. c for trorm•n trainees, ••••••••••••••••••••••• doots, Copy Madi, Glrll uted, 'Daddy, bow do LYNX. Iron•, letl binded. ~J· Hm,i;:~,: ~=· = :ri::: :rr:i=~t~ =Mint fJOftd. Sl1$. 161-1201 w at e n t b e ~~ a re .7AJ>ftlLJjlt' " ' WILSON Stiff lroos, I M'5A ¥11111 'lbr• P)tehln& Wedp. EVERYTIUNO OOESI llaebloe toolt and box ~973 mod., ,.... lllAh· XlllC D bod 111111.-._ -w --· COii Llkl ..w '1JO: llar<:h'I Han9i-.;,w: f/f, I 1" MS-ost2 Wll101 Steff WODd1, old. iiiiJ; ~ Kut.le , d rl ver 1,4 Ii: S fe$: Side, Slalom Gii• Sllll, PACKARD Bell ZS' BloW Grapldle Shan Driver Polerold IAall · .•toroo-1111:.""'1, 911;4"H'Jl3l.q,Nl11"81-. mueat, muc:b man. •mrn c.amer1 •· • !-'~----~~- -· C.IL~J.11'14 laf"'nsoWor (Tri-) OOLP' CLUBS, comjllote $llS. lleLonopa-'oot.lltltoller.' · s A 53295 72 JoopCJI 4 wheel drive. VB, m1p 4: tires, tow b a r , 111 read1 tor off.road .. ( ... FOL) 53295 Opoll 7 h,i A WHll , .............. ..... 55,4-5400 tires. Load deck. Exler. $2175. Ph. 494-2214 spare so aal fuel tank. A.asfilt.HHI 9709 :e~~k. 5*231lt Aft.. ••••••••••• ~!. ........ . ' ' '87 HEALEY lmmac. 49M1 "?ii Dodge PIS, PJB, Auto, orig. m i. Showpiec'e, 318 , ~ 1 2 7 '' WI B, $3,500. Firm.8'17·1JlJ Am /Fm /Tape, new , . . tires, s hocks, extras. 69 Austin 11 calcy Sprite .. 2'· Call before 5 pm . tonn eau ~. 5!1,000 m1 . 49"·9966 Clean ~ $875. tl42·72 61 · wknds or 6 pm wknights. '69 · FORD Van. Bubble IMW 9712 Top Gypsy, seU'-cont, lo mi 'very xlnt cood. Must •• ••• •• •• • •• ••••••••••• aeil! 67, .. 238 ORANGE COUMT'f.'S .n Dodge Van BlOO Y.a Ton Gd. Ures & map. tape & FM 37500 mi . $2300. 538-7885. 9590 . ..................... . SIUIMCi YOUR CAR? TOP PRICES PAID For Jmports PaidfororNot D""Lewis~ 1966H1rbor.~.M . 6i16·93'.>3 TOP CASH! For clean used cars & tr u cks! H o ward Che>Jrolet, Dove & Quail Streets, nr. MacArthur, Jamboree a nd Bristol, Newport Beach..~· OLDEST & Sales-Servioe-Leuin• RoyC...,...,lnc. Rolls lloyce BMW 234 E. 17th st. Costa Mesa 546-4444 '70 IMW 2800 CSA Coupe. Also '73 IMW 3.0 CS ~I IUOl~mtAUWlo.1' WISS.OH TIUO 13 I ·2040 • 495-4949 llH•••r-w1oYO:ll '72 IMW IAYARIA '66 H~t W 1800, •I dr. 4 spd, I Ivy Junk Can xlnt mcch. cond .. amtfm 847·'1213 B laupunkl , 850 00 kilometers. s mog ex· NEW dealer with empty empt. Sl19S. 642·:219 lo t n eeds used cars desperately. Old or new, •The 311 new !i30 i• any make. lmmed. cash. a vailable for immediate 83MW72or96J.716S delivery & test drive. PRIVATE PARTY WANTS A '67f61f'9or'70 Merc:eMleta. 491-3411 Soles •S..-Vice ·L~aing- c .... 1er1MW 208 W. lat.street We Buy Your O.d Car, Santa Ana m.3171 runl\inf or not. Top e c losed Sunda.)'e Dollar paid Also 24h ~ ~ ..,.bod, 121, -:. ll0.11'mor9."'2-ml ' 6<S-ID !!!E1u~": Bot .,,._ Alltl4. Hai a.et. N• Orrwd,7', Nu --~ --v.., .......... -----Aslml towing service. 898-:5058 .., "" Have somethlna )QI wan1 . &o1eU? Clau!Gldlldldo S£LL Idle Items with a '69 1600, Xlnt cond, Real lt well -Call NOW, Dally PilotC.ludl1eclAd. Clean, rebuilt. eqlme. ta-$671. "2""7L IZZOO. •73·M80 • 1111 --pr.rllolh.••• ' - • , ••4oAILYPILOT Sund!y,M!X 25.1975 ............ ,... ........... ~ Mtot.llt,..Ha• '· . .;;...., ••. jj,... ..... ... Drh4 --r-~!.'."!~---;. ...._ ,..,,,.... , AMtos t. rW ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••""A°•• ..... _.. ••••••••••••••••••••._ •••••••••'•••••••••••• t77Z •••••••••••••••••••••• A.tot. 1••0S'W ·•• M ... , t7li Opel ·t74 Seeb • '760 1'rtz _t t7•7 v ... .,..... . t770 v •• ~ •• ·.~·•••••••••••••••• C ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-···················· " . • ...... t 7 Is ., ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... _,, "'•••••••-:···~·········· ••••.•••••••••••••••••.•• . ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oett. 9720 J.....-9 730 '74 MAZDA RX4 Sedu. '68 Opel Rallye, eood ·12 s,utb SOne\ JJJ. Xlnt TR'IUMPH '73 V.W. '71 VOLVQ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loe I d $800 ~ •'f d • 1° MUST '73 CAPRI V6, 4 spd., air, . ••••••••••••••••••••••• a one owner car. •. con . or ui::ist u. er. con . ~m "m COHV111'*1 s unroof. PP. $2,995. '12 PU-Shell·Mac.stei:eo. JAGUAR spe~d lran1mi11lon ; 646-8$3or646·ll85. SELL 1mm6d. Askln( Ltllofthe 30,126 mltiis. Local. 1800 COUP£ ... ·· 644--0686 n~ clutch, brks'i.pamt, radio. _heator, bucktl 0 IGT . 25 crt!I . $329Sor be1totfer. Eves, TR·6's caraie kept car. FMT rad1ats. crpt. bucs<seat, Demo Sale seall with the .ex.peulve 4pe5pd $27 650• 673~.:.~.1!": 651·3S3T. below market. May be d t mt 1 1973 Capri. V~ 4 spd. more . $249S./ofr751-08S4 velour Interior. Sale ., ... ~.,.;.. · .-.,, To•olo ._H7!!"7 ?rl•••••r •eenat 4 llpee 1 rana u 11 y0 1\, Am /Fmatereo.Silverw/' Savlnats to$1800 prlcedat$Z'95(831KLBJ ....... .-.. , 9765 ,,..,. ,., 893-7568.:: ov•rdr ve, A.~/ JI blk lnt $57·97'98 Fiot 9725 Herb Frit••dtt Johnson & Son Uncolp P .. ot 9741 'y'"o"'"v'"o"y••~·~,·ii:••• 60 T8 3•A "Clw.ic" $1200 radio. (93'.3D0W) l Wanted: C»pri. 12. 2000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 893~7566 Mercury HZ6 H~rbOr ••••••••••••••••••••••• llti.. u::»/o nu top·.' Runs s upa r . ~ $4177 . J or C~prl, 73, 2CU>4· cyl, 4 ORAMGE COUMTY"S J ag, 59 M9, Beautifully. Blvd., C.M. 541).5631) '70 PEUGEOT ~. gun· 0 ' Fad -586·1827 Mu,)lSeU. . l spd., Gd cond. lo mi. Pvt. MEWEST It LARGEST restored. Must Sell. M"1c1•1 ltt.i: " 9740 root, xlnl. ru1U'lll\i. New Yff Olf ej••lll a1n: a· l'ly. Caah. 644-1158. or IMMEDIATE Bestoffer .IK2·4843. ••••••••••••••••••••••• paint. Auto/air. $1,700. ' lavolc. '61TllUMPH Ull" UUW 644·2286. OELIVERV Buying 0 COi with 0 536·2163 pl•• your choice or ••. ·~p1Dlfl7116•• 31111 W.CusthJ.U VOLVO 73 Capri, 13,000 mi. 2000 i\11 Afodels&Colors Jtttffll 9732 t tus mbol the PorscH t 750 cessoriell, 'l'&L. nb M-2·9406 Cc • 'pd • ' •• , stc . ••••••• • ••••••••••••••• s a sy on • •••••' •• •• ••••• ••••••• H..-b Fri••..., SI 299 i • • ~ • '00• D·lck.Mille Motor hood' o · _L _ s-.... ~·1~· ,, .. 11 • c M .,., • ., om /fm, cassette & 8 r S '73 JIHSEN ! LI'S is Unottr '74 914 LO AD.E..'O, Air. ~·· """"" _.., Dick MIUerMotors 1966 VW "liaju.". '67 ~g. "" or or ·~ track. 615·0361 9720 ~--'i95il INTERCEPTOR Ill rhe hood. BMW! $100. Cash Rebata to TOYOT'l' a '~ Porsche eqpment & 72 Volvo 145 E Waaon, 126 W ·Warner new, alloptlON. '68 912. New engine, run· lrMd Mew '741 $UllO &t5 ·l 790 AM /J<'M, $3600.G7S-76M. DatMn W:. .. ~~ Under 5,000 miles. Uke & Buyer,496·7265 ftt) ' r.a clutch. xlnl . 40 ,000 ml,• 11ir, ~"'iiwi<1i'L~smiv'i<io;iurni=~---";;a,rSo-:--M'4Jn--•1-i-JDISDl-HIALEY. nin1 &ear, s.mog-dev:lCi!J. ONLY tO~ 1~l~~~~;r ~V!/tl Buai. Mecbabicail1 · ~ '69_j'-OLV0.145-$,+epd, DATSUN, TOY<YrA Santa Ana 557·2132 IOADSTB $4500. Days 640-8Jl6 or Alto 14 0..0.:. -Sante..An $5l·2l3.2 sound. Needs pant. $.\SO. AM /FM ,d,k&m, &d OR· VOLKSWAGEN Priced lo sell. Will trade Eves 6'0·002tl. i M 493·~1-mecb cond'.8!13·9031' ::.\I~ tOPR A °vR ~g'°p FIATS I 00/o Try the .,. Porsche 911. Choe. TRSEAMV~IN~OOG$·us '70 =· BAJA.Bug,SUnrool. Autol, u...i DOLLAR CALI.. KENT Over raCtory brown, tan int. 5 ~pd .. s-turning brks .+ xtras ••••••-••••••••••••••• ALLEN 540-0&42 Invoice l,Jltimote in~l -Am/Fm 8 ttack Example , $1 799 $950 /ofrer.64&~ G el 9901 , Driving Machine •tereo. -AUoys. 1'1000 mi. '74 Corolla Wagoh Dick M.1'"-r Moton 63 VW, $100or •• ~ •• ~•••••••••••••• onnewl.24 's &l28's plus JMtl MAMU•rtPMIWAY Under warranty . Auto., radio, bumper ... ' '70 DATSUN ~~.:.~¥ll.~ or ac 131~;;"'JE,~4t iJJl.f,ECT' $11,300 . guuds.$2991 gaaB BestO~'if.~wknd. REPOSSESSION STATION WAGON !"E~C.ARTRADE·INS o KwmonG~la 9735 1970Po'5che9tt '(.5spd." l 120W.Wi me. ··:~.::;;~;~~~ SALE :~~tc~l'!n. ·A~• ~a~.:. :,., :,.1",. :,v:.,i~.p:.·;·ooi·3A'. :: ·~~~~~.!~~J;~~ ;;~~;;;. ;~;~j~;;~;,.~~; :vo~ s.n1::;;:,:::: '"' ·~.~.~c;~;;,;;.·,~·~· $1377 .'1 TR6 .Paul536·644S l {P908) '73 MERCEDES BENZ Firm. 847 ·lJ2J ' 617ELX • 1966 Horbor, C.M. 646-9303 Oii fU)tA '72 124Wagon SLC. Tobacco brown ,73 p L-$2499 '7 0 VW Bug, new wn (P964) W/lan int•••··· Sunroof. orscm: '69 TOY:'nTA D" k Mill Mo'-· 1'ansmi'5ion & ... ak.s . :-. ~ OT '70124Coupe 27,200 miles. Sacrifice 911 T-, ,:U IC ft~ Gdcond.$1300.645·3442 ., · TOY . A !P932• , ••• 200 Phone'"' .. "'., -,-~umu HerbFrieclcmclel Jt4tlMMtlt&rt PAlll'#AT 752.0775 Beaut. black in & out-CORONA.COUPE i.-~ · ~ 1966Horbor,CM. 646-9303 S376824 893-7566 NISMOMNJO s ide; AM /FM 8·track · ' • ---------1c::. ::.·=:.:_ __ _::=-:=! 111·2040 • 4tMt4t 1975 stereo 1'adio; air, 5-spd; A1:1tom a\ic '!"~mission, i20W. wU~r · 73 Datsun Pickup. ai Fiat, 69, 650 Cpe. 48, ne•~•-•t an spec alloy w"·~1s· lie Alr cond~tioning. ·AM at So. Main ~ l.C..-"'-"-=---'------1 · ,..,., ' · radio. (\'RX81M). Santa Ana · 557·2132 shock" nu bnkes, frbgl mi. 4 spd. radials, S4 Mada 9731 M E RC EDES. •736HZR. $9995. cover . Xlnt cond. MPG , $4.50. 960-3078. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BE~ J1·m Sl-mlOlnS like nu. Bsl. Ofr. 640-4213 1"111&. ~• 1970 Fiat Sport Coupe 124. MAZD.o\ I orts 197' Datsun, 260Z, 2+2, Good cond . Nearly new • • EXEC. CAR mp ~1ed. Grn. air, mags, au tires. $1600. 5J6...4258. 8 ~l 9300 Xlns, $6,490 °' assume 450 SE " • open·e nd Jease. 646-6114 . Hoftda 9727 72 p ....................... NOW $25280mo. . ORSCHE911T StUdent must sell : '1 H nda . • . Mags , 5 speed, stereo, Datsun pickup good con-0 Air; power windows; sharp. Will"trade. dition 751·5509 SGA & B AM /FM stereo: low iiiiJialCJ '71 TRIUMPH TR6 S69DCG $32" Edsel 58, 2 Dr, hardtop. t.fint Cond. Must Sec. 1528 CornwaiJ. 646-4048. AMC 9905 -.;,.-,=-.~=-~"~-",Z'-;.,'-'.-"1!"-,·-~-.. -,-'C-• .';-1; ioo;.~;.""~·-orv Brand New '74 E~.fi,W=p~ ~~ I before3PM,61$-:M86. I $4646.00; Jnt. $&45S.OO + ~.x:.. 72 Mark II Wagon, auto, • H S ~··•A · '122..IOZ. Am/Fm radio. cessories,T&L. posit ;Ser .#029114. MISIDrlNJO a!f, d ~lites, Jike h el1."Best>o(fer. cond . 6 cyl. Stick. pus your cboic ol ac-MAZDAS tax.&lic.$214.00;Sec.de· n.u:MAl'ltm1TtP.&aWAT· . 27 MPG . Spit(ire,65 n.r.nswelllook:s •••••••••••••••••••••*• 72 ornet porta ........... ir Air. Mags. Radials. I Herb Friecl•def Ji·m Sl-mlOlnS 13•1 .. 2040 • 49s-494, 1.:•=· •:.:•=n=. 64= .. ==:·---l _642'-'·-'""''-·-·,_ ____ 1 SPECIAL ~e~~~as~s.:i~;.rp! $2ISO or .' owner. S4250. 49.1-7946. 537-5464 89J..7566 ,.... n1 ... ,,,.....,,111t '71 Corona Mark ll Btation ..c=='-='----- 1 orts wagon. All white. Clean. Volkswagen 9770 VOLVO SAi.Ei A..tos. New 9100 Aldos, Mew 9100 DUI NUCE lfSCOUNTEI . mp Porsche 59 Convert. D . $1650. 545-0611 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 1915 Gremlin x. loaded. 833-9300 Rare, no rust. Restored. Beat pri ce increase . Less thun 4,000 mi. Levi, FACTORY CASH RHATE OMAMYMEW'74 ROT ARY ENGINE SEDAM, WAGON. Oii HARDTOP 5500 CASH REBATE ON NEW 1975 . MAZDA's Only at Miracle Mazda $500 Cash Rebate On Any Mew '75 Rotary Mazda ·Sedan. Wa9on or Hardtop! There's never been a better time to buy Mazda. You'll get a hmmmdinger of a deal from us -and $500 cash back when you buy any new 1974 or 1975 rotary.-engine car. And. you can use your rebate toward the down payment if you want. Come in for a test drive. One tough engine. One tough car. One hmmmdinger of a deal. Good lhru May 31, 1975. I PRICE CO'J95 960Z169 Tri_,. 9767 REPAIRS-SIRVICE SUoe• stock, Al l mcdels •adial s, $3995 Paul -"1 •74 MIZ450SL . ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXCHANGE Priced to Sell. Overseas 5.16·6445 LESS $5 00 All . Su b w·u '74914, 1.8,diamond cond. &REBUILDS ~liverySpecialists --------- optwns. '?"'' ' Byowne•. '12 TRIUMPH BROOKLYNBUGCO. eJ t G~~~~E=:i eTradfi.:1$mF '64 Po.,:;:: 73 ;nt cond GT6 COUPE l Es~i~~es J u N :"~'~ ~ Wl f.IDiA »ouc(<>I~~·;~. from, CA.SW IEIATE s= ~ ~00: best Olfer. Call 4 speed transmission, E ngines/Cars. 979.0935 ~ VOL VO starling al -= : -==----r a dio, heate r, wire (8 to lOam or art 5pm) $1495 FROM ?4tl ~,.._:oADW.1.t Rolfs Royce 9756 wheels . (319EYF) _D_a_•_•·--------I 1966 Ho1bo•. c M_ />46 9303 1 lJ6BXF) 11..a Mtrs. of America 131-2040. 4f5-4t4t ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3177 ... v .w. BUG. • speed ORAMGECOUMTY WARDS. LEE uw•_,,__..,llff *1 DEAUR IN U.S.A. t rans mi ssion. r adio, VOLVO ROY . eJMu1 la1..:a hweha•.tteer .. bl1u• ,e~teriokr: EXCLUSJVELYVOLVO S.A. 's Exclusive AMC Dir. 1234 S. Main 547-5826 SANTAANA Your Price Only $2·&95- Loaded with : AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION IMMll. IRIYEll INCLU D ING ALL ·r!!t N 0 MI C AL , POWE R FUL 's I LKY SMOOTH R OTARY ENGINE with 3 yr. 50.000 mile factory warranty -heater - '61MIZ280SL A11 to .• air, l owner . Superb. Will Trade '67 Mercedes Benz w reblt engine. R uns r ea l smooth &: quiet. Extras incl elec. sunroof, disc brakes, Michelin tires, e tc. $3400 . $1500 dn· $25/w k ba l . Cal l a ny tim e , 640·4438 or 644·1679 r eclining Naugahyde 1--------- BLCKET SEATS with 1961Men:edes8enzl90SL m e m o r y r r o n t soft.top", hardtop big win· Passenger seat -5 dow. Nu battery. shocks, RADIAL PLY TIRES! & radia l tires. 842·7047 or POWER DISC brakes 847-5334 tves &.Wknds. -full carpeting -· MG 9742 T 1\C H01rl ETE R -: console -rear window ••••••••••••••••••••••• defogger -Electric MG oern0· c lo c k -TINTED GLASS -LOCKING SALE Ft.;EL CAP -si m . wood steering wheel. Also mu ch mor e e q u ipm e nt t oo numerous to mention RX3A Co upe (Se r .· :;:5124 163893) Savings to I Oo/o NEW CAR TRADEINSo 73 MGB GT $4495 like new! (P995) 71MGBGT $3395 " Air (P999) WE CAN GIV E ALLTHE YOU . 72MGBGT $2999 like new! (P993) '13Midget $2999 Real Sharp! (P981J C-R-E-0-1-T Yoo Need & Still Save You !\loney Herb Friecl_., BEACH MAZDA 11331 IEACll IUI. lllllf11lfl:TOM llUCM Call direct or collect k save 537.5464 893-7566 '66 MG Midget. New tires & top. reblt eng. Xlnt eond. $1000 /off. 751·7427 MCOI 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '83 Silver Red Roadster, very low mi. 23 MPG , new tires, top, brakes, battery & tune ·up. Clasaic cond. Askint 51275. 642·4-052 or842·7182 842 6666 Sellia g anythin& with a • Dally Pflo< Clas1itied Ad • • Is a simple matter' . just call 642·5678. • 1 ~-----~---1 . , CARVER ~ ~' UULO viny in enor, s 1 Largest Volvo Dealer rot .~tili. rack, only 70,000 miles. in Ora nge County! ROUS·ROY"L ·~: VOLVO (Motor overhauled at BUYorLEASE 2ML1M1St. 54,000 miles) $1595 DI R ~~ COSTA.M t:SA ..... tYCL2SO) Johnson & Soft l:A,oj. :-..----4U<lo J96"6.Hoi...,.. C.M. 640 9.J03 · LincOltJ..,.Mercury 2826 r·~:'lf~-,~~ lul le 9910 Cl OHD SUNDATS \'ou don't need a gun to Harbo r Blvd., C .M. • •••~••••••••••••••••••• Don 't drop tbe"ball ! Get a ''draw flist" when you 1_540_·5630_· _______ 1 • 1968 Skylark. Custom all job with a loW·cost Dail}' place an ad in the Daily 2025 S Manchester power. vinyl top. Cleall Pilot C lassified Ad . PilolWantAds ~Callnov. '67 VW $950 . Pri ced t o sell. $825. Phone 642·5678. -642-5618. • • Gi5·6431 •• Anaheim 750-2011 531-8718cves. wknds. • 2 Doors 4 Doors 1974 BLAZER 1967 CAMARO IWlll101' 4 wheel drivt, automatic. 1)$, air. 14,000 Automatk, radto, heater, SVPtf' sharp • mi les. Like new, 77S.K PY TWR·996, New Painl. '5695 '1195 1972 TOYOTA 1974 MAZDA CARINA ~ IX• 2 Dtl, H,T, 2 door, automatic, r1cuO. !:'eatfr. 909-GI N' App.11. 10,IDI miles, 4 speed, cherry red, I ' like new. l&s-KXW •1795 , ' •2995 • 1967 ~HTIAC • 11 DATSUN LIM.'Ml'4 2 --IU10mlflc, (..i!O, hei!er. PICKUPS clttn fl 1 pin. SZA-775 To Choo~ Ji'om Some W1t1i ~mpers ' I l:latch'"'cks Stick Shifts '· Automatics . 1'~71 AMC --Waoon, 3?$pffd, ·1ir, tcOnOmy. HS-BST l970NOYA ' 2 DOOi · Automa)f5, chrome whffls. ZWC6S4 *1295 '" 1969 LINCOLN c.c>NT· 4 door , tuH power, air, vinyl lop. X'IH.f" ' . I I I ' •• i •! -- ~ ·( • ' •• 01 •• .. ny re· p. •• 05 ••• ir, Air k. or ed. vi, ul m, E 10 ••• all an 2S. • • • . , ' ' ' .. .. • • '74 'MARK JV, full powelt, imraac., best oiler . J973 C.adillac Dc Ville 5'.5·1026 · loaded, 24 .000 1ni. S4,995.l-------~-- 714-5S6-6965or645-031S. 69 COMT.UMO Xlnt COJ1d. lncl3. bar, full '73 CAD Cpc ~Ville. All power, le1ther int am/· options. Xlnt cond. L 16900 1~ U d h I M •Pfl. . .642-....... n er w s e. 1 usl sell.I-::-~~-'--~'-~~~ Owner in se rv ic e . .... t9)2 .ti73-3773orli75·tillti0 •••••••••••~•••••••••• , . . '74 CORVETTE, Must aell 65 t:ad1l l1.1c, per fect thisweekend! · s hape. SliOU . Days, 962.:4900 493-132'.?, Aft. 5, 493-SlSil • '7 1 VET~. 2 Lope, P/J, C he•rolet 9920 P /S, uir, xlnl cond. New ••••••••••••••••••••••• paint. $5000. 494.7747 CONNB.L CHEVROLET '7 4 Conette sALEs&sERv1cE Stinqray 2128Hsborll•d. Beaut . yelrow : R /H ; COSTA MESA l p S 1000 546-1200 uu o. trans., I ; ___ .c_c_:.::.:_:_ __ 1 act. miles . {907MMP) '68 IMPALA, 2-door I-IT, $7495 · 327 VS, while, air t.'Ond., a ~m Slemons &ood running, solid car. lmr.orts Pvt. party. 644·4188 after ''30p.m. 83 -9300 '64 Chevy 11. 20+ MPG . 6 Dod4Je · 99j 5 orl. 3 spd. New uphols., ••••••••••••••••••••••• l res & p1;1inl . $7 50 . 69 Dod S . .,. 838·4459 ge winger """· · Good Cond. 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TUESDAY, MAY 27 l:OOPM 8 tm CJ) (I) NBA Balbtbell In the event that the NBA Charnplonshlp"""'Serles has not been determined, CBS Sports will present the game this evening from 6-SPM. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 l :OOPM 9 Basebell Oakland vs. Beltimore. FRIDAY, MAY 30 l:OOPM 9 {ffj CJ) Cl) NBA Basketbell In the event that the NB.A Champlonihip Serles has not been determined, CBS Sports will present the game this evening from 6-SPM. SATURDAY, MAY 31 lO:OOAM I Women's Pro Tennis Tournement 11:0011 ,.Ill_ Me_lor Lu1ue Basebell 12:30Plii ( 1 (I)) Cl) Atlente Golf Clask Live coverage of the third round o play from the Atlenta Country Club in Atlanta, Ga. 2.-00 II~~ It.alien Tennfs Chempk»nshlpe 4:30 C8S ~ SpectKuler . 5:00 Cl) ABC s Wide Wat1d of Spotts 7:00 10:.JO 7:JO a.-oo t:OO 7:JO a.-oo l;JO 7:.JO l:OO 7;JO l:OO 71SO 1:00 10:00 SUNDAY MAY 21 I t (C) ~ .. r" (d1'9) •5' -James St••rt. Joanne Dru, Giibert Roland, Dan Ou'E. I (C) .. ._ ..... " com) '51 -Don Murny, .._rllyn Monroe, Antlur O'Connell, Hope in ... MONDAY, MAY H I "TM an.et Im ......... (com) '61 -Tony Curtis, Edmond O'lnen. 5 .... °" .. ....,.(com) '41~ Hot>e. a1rw CroUiyJ Dorothy lllmour. 4 23 6 10 (C) "SQ HefSt"' (d,..) '7~ -Don Merealtl'I, Josepl\ C.m· paneli., lllrry Wile!!!', Ken lwofford"-ltefanle Powe,.., frank QorUlln. tuUDAY MAY u t (C) "fltlstff C4Ney" (d,..) •5f -Tony Curtta, M•rtha HJ'er, ct.art.a (Uckford. 5 ....._. .. '*ttl•" (com) '45 -Bob Hope, Bini Ctoaby, Dorothy Lamour. 4 2l I 10 (C) "!'Unch A Je4y" (dl'9) •74 -Glenn Font, Ruth 9'oman, Pam Griffin. WIDNUDAY MAY 21 I "St1I .,.._ .. c,.. .. (dra) \55 -Tony Curtis, Julle Adema, S.I Mineo. I .......... Zenz .. ,.. (com) '41 -Bob Hope, Bina Croeby, Dorothy Lamour. THUHDAY MAY Z9 t (C) .... TNe la hm" <comS '55 -Tony Curtis, Glorla DeHaven, Gene Nelson. 5 "Read t. ltnpP9f9" (com) '40 -Bob Hope, Blnc Croaby, Dorothy Lamour. 2 17 S I CC) "TM Great Whit. Hope" (dra) •70 -Je'"" br1 JonH, Jane Alexander, Lou Giibert, Joel Flueflen, Cl\ester Mom., Robert Waober, Hal Holb~ IHh Rlcharda. 4 2l I <C> ""Terror on ttte 40llt l'1Mf" (d'-) '74 -John Fon~•. An· Janette Comer, Jost~ Camp1111ella.1. ~ _ MeNCllth. 10 (C) "'"*"'"' flf "'9 °"'9" (d,_, ·~'1>ert \.om, Hfftf\er Seara. "'IDAY MAY JO I (C) "'The 81ack INelcl of ;'atwcNtlt" (edv) '54 -Tony Curtis, Janet Lellh BartNlnt Rush. • · I ~ tD ....,_co" (com) '42 -Bob Hope, Bini Crosby, Dorothy Lamour. SATURDAY, MAY SI . I (C) "1'hl't .. rttl la Mine" (dra) •5g -Rock Hudson, Jean Simmons, Dorothy McGuire. I ......, .. z.mlNI'' (Com) '41 -8ob Hope, Bina Croaby, Dorothy Lamour. 1S (C) ...,....... a. ~" (lldV~ -Guy Wiiii.ma, Don Burnett. 4 " I 10 (C) "'The Las of ._ fllMft'" fd1'9) 74 -blph Bellamy, Kiel Martin Glenn C"ort>ett. 1 (21 I) S (C)' ~y'a 9ame" (Com) '74 -Gene Wiider Bob Newhart, Ellan Burwtyn Cloris lllachman, Martha Scott, J.iancy Walk•!t.. Valerie H•rpei:t Rob RelnerL..!'fonnan Fell. I "'The wet.inc Dea4" tnor> 'H ~ DOrta Karloff, Edmund Gwenn. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 25, 197' ,-------------, t t t t t t t ' ' t t ' t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t How to say 11Congradulations. •• HP-161/SS-110 Fii STEREO, FM/ All RECEIVER. RECORD PLAYER Who says you have to go to pieces to get good sound. With a Sony Compact Stereo System you can have com- ponent sound in a nice little package. And with the name Sony you know you're not compromising on q·uality or features. So, if you're trying to get a sound system to- gether, get one that's got ii together ... A So~y Compact Stereo System. "ITSASCBr Good sound Budget Price Clarlco11 AM/FM stereo, I tracll player, z...-..-.. VM dl•gu. -. .... conr .cl lllfty "-d.O..y ... w•rCillft. s169'5 Value Priced 642 .... 2 Houn. Dotly 9-6. Th"'• 9.9 t t t t t t t t t t t t t ' ' t t t t t t t ,. t l ' t t t t ' ' ' t t ' Pro....,,_ S.W. f tor au VOA/#~ eledrona ' TV· AediO ·Stereo· Phono • TIP9 L--------------t Pep 3 · 1Mwttd1• &.-for tht 70s/f .. tures .. A 9 (j) IM· ~ lec*pot (ell Cl)) ) t!) MtMJ Maze • Jo1u11tr to eature ..... I Dnlm tf Jt11t1tlt : Electric c..,..., S:OO I Cl) ••mer te11ester m Edtatk>nel Ftatwn 11:30 f :30 eliremont Colloquium Mon., I~. ~Search for Tomorrow Wed., Fri.; Steps to l.Nml11 Tun.; Mtdl1 Thurs. (() (IQ) Eduatloul Futum Net hil Womttt One, Mldlatl Jtctaon Show hllwfMft . Ntwl/,11bllc Attain hJdloloD TIMllJ Wed., Fri. 7:00 Cl)@ ..... ( : I) :,:.·~·1tt1eo..,tc1J nm. Cl) Ilg) • Today Sltow Clrtooftl f..v., ~) &f AM qenc. New Z.O Rtwt Stock Exchlnae Closed all day Monday for Memorial Day. . .... .... lttttt 7:30 m Clltoon Tei"'"'" Tuudo ,~ '" Mar._ u11c1.-. 1:00 Cl) (W (I) Clptaht Ku&aroo ...... lanauSpltts&Frittlcla Tiit Flh•tstones Clrt.ou Not ftr Wo•tft Only Zlo•I 1:10 lonkht Mlos 1:90 Tiit lllltfJ Romper Room Yost & Friends; No Scheel TodlJ 9:0011~~:;.:~· • S.Ume street oo Q'i m CeltbrttJ....,. ...... ... ca.., Leave H to ltaver AM Los Anpla • JIG La Lan111 I Loft Liiey Except Mon. fMtura Fenu,. CJ)) ..... DcMllSI• Shew ' SewWMt'tNtw t:ao a~~~':., of Fortune """" ru .. mFwra C-rtn Acrtl Except Mon. Murlef lteve111 Coo.in1 Sltow 10:00 ~ CJ) (() Now You S.. tt lililrttr-. Coollna Sltow · ~~ m Hl&fl ltolltn 10:30 11:00 : See Deytlme Movies. ftttura n·ln Except Mon. c. .. , l'ylt Stock bcbln1• • EdueatlouJ Pl'OlfllM News/,1noma1 del Yelle W-l~~ Low •• Uft .....,....Squares ) lllnutJ Blanb • Ftltura Dtnlll tM Menece Except Mon. 'tt&ut Junctloft 700 Club (J1J Cl) Cl) Youns I RntSm • 6 m lll11t Clled > rm Tiit 11, Sllow· ITht Lucy .. let's Rip Bill Co1bJ . New Ytlt Stock ExdlHlt YIU1 Alll't lZ:OO Noofttt1111 • DillftON Held Fractured fllcUn Miu Douctn Sllow !~CV m hsaword Hlllbilllts Movie: See Daytime Movies. Brlettn's Woftd CD Note Affair I Joe lamb I ~:"~ 12:30 (17) CD Cl) Aa the Wortd Tuma QJOO~mDaJ1 of Our lives a... AutrJ Th11tn <a (I)> CD m Spltt SecHd ...... hlhrlft.S. llOwie: See Daytime Movies. 1:00 1(1) Cl) The hklla1 U&trt < Cl)> CJ) m A11 .., e1111c1,.. • ''"""....., .. Show MllorMI• Marbt Cltli•a : EdiatioMI ''°"'"'' l:lO u ~ Edp tf "'*"' (j) m Tiit Doctors urt . (9 (()) Cf) Q) Ltt'1 Mah A Dell Z:OO.Cl)Prlct It Rl1ht; lttM l.oob At • • . " 1que • z1, Cher & Ann·M1r1ret" Wed. Rona Barrett, tht noted syndl· cated Hollywood commtntltor, visits the homts of four of HollJ"Od'• most 1lemorou1 women -R1quel Wilch, UZI MlnntllJ, Chtr end Ann· M111ret-to conduct ln·dtptfl, wide· r1na1n1 Interviews In thlt hour·lona itcel~• 'J! AMtller Woltd ft <a Cl)> Cl) m s10,ooo ,,,.. llJht Sm1rt 2:30 11@ (J) Cl) Mitch ""' '75 Ex· i t Wed. 1:tftacl (Qt) Cl)) Cl) aJ Ou L lft to u~ . Bell Huister lntmllWl/Femm Yo11 for Heattll 3:00 ; ~.!::• .. C>alt I Harritt '~· ClrtooM (Q!J Cl)) CJ) Q) hntnl Hos· I THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 25, 1975 (])Dinah! D ®) @ (l) Movie: See Daytime Movies. I Jack Bennr Sllow Nan111 l the Professor feltarta Features 3:30 ~ Dinah! · Movie: See Daytime Movies; outfl I tllt Law Wed. I Mike Dou&las Sllow lite RlflHllll Movte: See Daytime Movies; Do•hlao Wtd. · My Favorftt Martiaft The Munten (}) New Z.O ltnue Aifd111t1 fe11lly Ci)) ComtdJ Claulc:a Yllil Altar• . • MIU Douala Slaow · Murtet Stevens Coollna Show 4:00 Fatlter bowl Best 6 Mlcby Ml!!._te Club (9(1)H.VG!)ABC After· school Sl*ilf Wed. "The Crazy Comedy Concert" (R) Tim Conway and Ruth Buzzi star in e IJ)ime, live end animated two-character comedy es a Jenitor and janltress at the Hollywood Bowl who become smitten with one another while fantasizlna with-e non-existent orchestra. I 'aflllblf & Udlwflle CUllp11'1 IMllCI (I) ltnJ I His frfeftd1 RO lMm Por Ml Serial. TM FllltltHll Bonded & Licensed Contractor #280201 em Stume Street (eij (IJ> Mlcl8J Mouse Club Ex· cept Wed. @!)Drama m Features Except Wed. 4:30 Cuemrord HooM of Friallttnsteln Stir Treti Bu11 ' His Buddies Sfeed Ricer 1 (I) Robin Hood Rnlsta Ftmtnln1 Batman ( Cf)) Stir Trek Except Wed. • SUbe ''io 5:00 OfJ f!)News The Ile 1lllJ 6 Hauf • The Avt1t1ers MldleJ Mouse Club (])See Wllafs New (j) Mttv CrfHll1 Show I lovt Lucy : Mister Roa•n' Ntiahbortwlod ( (I)) MicUJ Motlse Club Wed. • Futures · Mluion: lmpoulble; NatlMUt uak Wed. 5:30 fJ (j)@@ (Cit) (I)) NIWI lonttf l'yle Set. Bllko Tiit Flylna Nun Danttl Boolll Room 222 : VIiie A111rt Sill '•llbrn • Tmel FlllM Udmlle Wed. BUY NOW AND SAVE!. 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Uft 11:00 ~,!1' (])Ci) NIA CM•pieMtlip § W.mn Roberts 0 ta Cl) ®) CB Wtttd CM•· 7:30 Bailey's Co!Mb piOUlifp Tennis Doublts ~· Tha Jttsons Match - Mormon Tabenladt Choir D Ancel Baseball C1llfornia Anaets Ultn Man vs. the Boston Red Sox. lftliPt • RellciM (QI (j)) CI) Q) Shest CllaMn Voict of Victory I Ho•• BUJ..-• lltldt ElnletttlfJ llewl Sita._ TeCla, SIMtiull fellowsMp Mowlt: '"Ml• f,.. DMttl" @ Ru Hu•IMnl (adv) '40-Wall1ee BeerJ, Dolofn 7:45 Cl) W"ltlt nus Rill& def Rio, John Howard. @ Ci) Sacrtd Hurt ID Chrdl hi tllt ..... 9 fint Baptist Churdl 1:00 Dusty's Tretboult 11:30 D <a Cl)) (I) Q) ..... A WWI Yoko of Alrk.ttltrt Tod1y's words art "Box" and SO! "Air." Included In the "air" secment Rox HumlMrd AMlzlnc Prophoda is historical film footaae of man's Looi! Up 1 Uwt first attempts to cet off the rround. Nb!!. lartu S1tow 0 Clorta ....,., Pet ,._ <J1.l (V Old TIIH ..,.. Hour ......... Soub Hlrbor ~ hny Falwell Sllow 1:30 ump Un MJ Fett Dlyof~ StmldlpffJ J1 • ., sw.wrt sa.ow It Is Wrttten YMrDoctof~ • Mttti11 Tl• at catvatJ OJ KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) m a CJ) ..us,,.. ........ (Qi (I)) T ... Hd ........, 9:001LM Up I Uw Ci) a la H1mberd . tlie Clullteplltn ca Cl)> .,., " D11cowerJ Ca•l*I Profllt "Viewpoint on utritlon" I Cl) 19 (1) Oral Roberta H la Wrlttetl ~tfMlnda (I) TM "°"' SM t;10 ea..,. J1U'lt . a.dtttct .., ~ <ta Cl)> Ji•llJ twauart ._ SttlNIM WSJ I Btllewe la Mir.dts • Aluziq ,,..,._. Dey tf DbcovetJ ~""' ~ lllle(s Comm flnt 11,ust Cllurdl ... ,,. ..... • F•itll for Tod8J 10:00 ~CJ) CIS s,orta ~·' iCCtOi ... Cotllu.ld8d/Mtlltll DID lllC Rtllalea Sped8I ''A COfritl'Mtion With Or. Philllp Potttf" The Gtnml Secretary of tho Wotld Council of Churches based In Gtn· ev1, SWitztrland, is Interviewed by correspondent Ganiclt Utley. P•ae 6 :, t l t I·' •• l 1 •• 12:00 Ci)Saltl Maril Elb,..... Ci) Mewit: '"Secnta of tilt Ulldtr· l'OllNI" (dra) '43 -John Hubbard, Virainia Grey. DEE DINCtiNI "A CoMcltnce tot Our Time" Thousands survived the horrors of tho Nazi concentration camps of World War Iii but only one man, Simon Wiesentha , dlose to dt· vote his entire lift to surthlnc out and brincina to justice tho men re· aponsiblt for his torturous Imprison· ment and thoul8nds 11111 him. filmed in Germany and Austria, Mr. wtesanthal explaiM wtly ht has ·chosen this as his wey of life. l ............ n..tn SWiult follow...., M~~tt..S.. 12:30 (]) lnlCttt 0 la CJ) 9J 8' NHL HeckSJ This profram is tentative, and hockey will be 1irtd onlJ If additional 11mes art necessary tor the Stanley Cup Championship Play-Offs. I a> ....... AMwtfl .... : "nit Mart of z.m,. (tdv) '40 -Tyrone Powtr, Unda Darnell, Basll R1thbone. IStwftllStrtttUSA SttlldSJ Celtbratltlft • (J)) Tl• tit DltcMr hbOc Service 1:GO ~ca CIJ> Dhdlw Mowlt: (C) •JIM ,_, Jtael" adv) '59 -Robert Stack, Marisa P1V1n, Chlr1a Coburn. tEMowtt:-W..Wtftt..Y1• ..... (hor) -Mauricio Garces. fD Offsbtft OI: c:.t wt. leMfltl 1:30. (fj} CJ) Cl) .... ,.... 0,... .... Gary P laytt is tht dotondlnc cham· THIE DAILY 'fLOT, TV W!IEK. pion, and holds tht fltld of tolftrs In this $175,000 O.nny Thomu Memphis Cl1S1k from the Colonl1J eou~mr .:.. .. r~T•nll Mewlt: (C) .. AraMl11 .......... ntasy) ~4Z -Jon Hall, '1arl1 Montez, Turhan Bey. 9 f:CaJlt'J. H1nttn m CtlllNttJ T ..... 1a Z:OO ~*!ft: "'Ille OW f~a•loMd WIY" lcom~~:::,F::., flltlll«TtdSJ ~ ............. )~Wf 111 flltum i:JO n MeN: .,.., " ..._ c:.i.u.1 lliiar' (sci-fl) '58 -Roeer Pace. w. c .......... 1, fltlliq Movtt: "ClaWll I DlwW" (rom) • -Do1othy Mc:Guirt, Robert Youn1. Mary As1or. IHlp CMpaml s,irttut ..... ... Cl)) w .... •, ,,. T..-Tow J:OOI:. Tama n.trt • MM: (C) "TIMllldtr llJ" (dra) • -James Stewart, Joanne Dru, IGl·me: lllc:l ,.......... .......... \ fbt , .... ,. S:JO 8 M.ei "Tilitf in tht Hlaflt" Pro· cram profllH throe families wtlO have lost children to Suddtn Infant O..th Syndrome (SIDS), ttlt ltldln& cause of death In lnf1nts. D Tiie ....._.. futurn Include: colflnf with I frilbtt; Scrtpps Col· ltft's tr1velln1 exhibit for mentally fitted students: 1 dtmot1stratlon of tbt use ol natural flbttl in wtlVina and art; and 1 blind studtnt poet. oss dbc:uts4n tho publication of htr book. D <IH CIJ> (]) m WlfW lllWltl- -.,,-... ~Today's cover· •It futurn Ult Mixed Doublta witll Evonne Goo&aeonr and Rod uver vi. Chris Evert and Ille NntlM. ... ..... TM VIiii .. (l)IOt ........ , ... Hall ; .... v ...... lllelt c..- • Tllla .. tilt ute 4:00, ............ Tllit .. tilt u. .... :_,.....,a.I ........... mus) '39 -Joel Mc:Cru, Jadla Htlfetz, Walter Brennan. l ~,,:-m HttHlw Mowtt: "nit ..... tf ..... Rf' (mus) '49-Frtd Astaire, Gin· tt Roters. Olcar t..v1nt. (I) .... Alta n..trt ~ v....., ~lhettilt"-.......T..,.. .......... ..., ........ 4:30 8,.. tilt ..... Sud11 Paul Moyer & Kelty t.anr• co-host tho Yldlt Parede at tho Merlna-a Bie.ntennlal cal1br1· tlon. I r..,.:-:~-.... hclO.... ... .............. , ..... Mllk&Ya,._sa.ow 5:00 I It Taktt NI IOllda Hot••'• HtrMS trtet MvtablN "China Behind W1H" .!~ ...... ouw ..... ....... 0n .. C...,SalltM .. .LaeAqtlealewl· .... I~~ ....... ., "*"'"• • M~: l•polliblt Rtwfvll of Mortal 5:30 ()) Mtwtt: (C) (2111) "'How I $OHt llj !tt••• YatlW' (mys) '65- Robtft Warner. Lola Albricht. W lltttt ...... flCll ......... ...-: (C) (~) .,,_, illtcttte" (com) '65 -J1mes Sttwert, Glynls Johns, Btlalttt Bardot. 1(1) NatieMI ....... le ill ...,.., ........ Cl)) ...., Wcllbort ...... .... c-.IJ Ylewpoillt ta N•trldoa ' ' I • • I " ' • •:aolgii~'°--c (21w) .,.., ....... We" .(com) '50-CHfton Wtbb, Joan Blondell, Jotn Btnnttt. 1 ...... ., ~ TllePr ....... Mtwtt: (at> "TM n1n1 ....... ys) '50 -Joseph Cotten, Orson Welles. l lUPt lllltty ~1Clrtoen llltwtt: (C) (Zllr) "Utllt ~ IMrd of ...... ea..'' (dra) '61 -Jimmie Rodprs, Chill Wiits. I CIJ)Tllt tttllt ..._,_ s. • ., .. c..,e.., c.....a .... ':JO D....,. W..W "Great Ox of the North" Cl) Mtwtt: (90) ....... lJtllett • ...,. (dra) '35 -Shirley Temple, John Bolos. ..... n.. Afwatur.n Makllc..wt =oftlltWld . 'c..,u, ( .... .... , ...... , ... ...,.., .. "" ..... ......... 7:00ft""' • WIN 1111,... "Elephant Shlkar" study of tflt Indian Elephant. the humane method of tt1ppln1 tllom, and their tralnln& Ind frOOtnlnl by 1bori1inal Hiii Trtbtsmon for use n wort 1nlmals In Jht teak fortSb of Ind la. D Secrwta tf tilt Dttp "Under tht Red SM" W ==:.,_ $ Mtwtt: (C) (Zllr) 9K: llf" (dra) '53 -James Stewart, Joanne Dru, Gllbttt Roland, Dan Ouryu. CJ) ....... ,...... 11111 n1 • ~=-~· ,,.,. •. ~.,..,.... El ..... • Watter lhRMo 7:JO a ~ CJ) Cl) CIS Newt ~ '1fht-Ups & -nowns of Henry Kia.sin· 1«" A look et the status end pres· t111 of the Stcretary of State in tht llaht of recent dtvelooments In Indochina end In tht Middle East. Bernard Kalb narr1tes tht Indochina seament and Mervin Kalb Is reporter for the Mlddle East seament DU (j) lfill m w..w tf DiaeJ tlJfetum of iht Ma Cat" Josh ind ltroy McClartn ere tr1ekln1 the bll ldlltr cou11r In the snow, when YoUnl Leroy hurts hls ankle end the cat turns the tables on the two younasters In the conclusion of this two.pert nature adventure. D <9 Cll> ~ m Six Mllllolt $ 111 ''l:OokAllke • (R} Ex·heavyweiaht champion Gtorte foreman aunts 11 an undercover 11ent who pits his strtnith 111ln1t Steve who is unaw1rt they art both workln1 for the ume side. fJl) ..._ "Inside tht Goldtn Gate" nit Nova ldtnct unit tracb •tum of scientists around Sin fr111cisco ~ 11 they try to determine Just how much the i.ndflll ind buildin1 •rt diltvrtMnt the tenuous tc0lo1lcal bai.nc. of the bay. fB ..... ,,.,,. .. ... IJ....., , ......... ..... .... : (2111) ..... Newt& ..... (dr1) '45 -Humphrey Bot•rt, Lluren Bectll. . m I IHcW I TIM Mlalc tf S.••J THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 25, 1975 S.mmy Devis Jr. ht1dllnes an hour Soviet Union's new frontier, where I C)') Mr. loapel Cult.at of music ind his specltl auest Is temperatures renae from zero to 90 filt It Jepea Lole F1l1n1. below most of the yeu. Cement is Ci) INelope I httplft ti Tr1wel broupt Into the 1r11 In heated flit C.•e "The L•a•I Game" NIPPH Mt Uta/Newt trudls ind hOusewlves purchase milk Cl)) Louil '"I uti .. 1 W..W tf SarviYtl In frozen blocks. .,.,., Sw1a11t Sltew Roelle de Cea. &> ,.,. .. , L11pe1e Proara•s 11:00 I (}) D Cl)~ Cil Newt l :JO I) Q1J Cl) Cl) "-ilk "Cross Your fa n.t Oet War 1ttt of liMbo Hurt & ROpt to Ole" (R) A mental· 9:JO II @ CJ) Ml1ttla "Portr1it In Med« ward out·patlent hlS troublt copln1 Blues 00 Mysterious threats on (Qi) Cl)) Newa with life's realltits, especially when the life of • pop slnaer l11d Mannix Kdl"9 Kuhl .. • her deme11ted friend believes ht Is to turn up • v1rlety of suspects CJ) ffYPO protectlna her by killln11n 111res-with sufficien! .motive to do away U·lSINews sive suitor. with the mus1C11n. • ~Rock eo.c.tt D~ Ci)9) m MIS Snd•J ,~tFIWlrttt... ( ) t...nlsll Newt .,,_.,.:Jlcillllft & Witt "Buried ,,.. ...- Alive" (R) Tobacco from the pipe So1t1 Frtt U :JO R Movie: (C) '°Do You Tab T1'1s of 1 dead men Is the only clue the Rtvlv•I Fifa iilaqtr'' (drt) '70 -Gene Barry, McMilltns have In sofvina tht sl1y· I• hrfonunce •t Welt Tnp Diane Biker Lloyd Bridaes Joseph Ina of Mac's old l>udcJy. Barry Sulll· he Ellot Feld Biiier' (R) Cotten. ' ' v1n, Donne Mills and Jose felici1no &> Travel F1111 "ft1nce on Wheels" D S.mmr & Company Guests in· auest. 10:00 DaJ tf Dlavery elude Jack Albertson, Michael C1ll1n, 11 'THE KING IS COMING' Todlf at Acua Catielttt and Roy Clark. * SATAN'S BIG LIE Wand: Dead or A11vt· I TIM C.llery . · Newt Movie: (C) "'The $Wimmer" (dt1) DR. HOWARD C. ESTEP Dr. Jeuen llMllon Hour • -Burt uncaster, Janice Rule, B TIM lilt It CHtllt& """/Su• Wreslll111 Kim Hunter. <ctl Cl)) Cl) m llHcW I TIM 700 a.It Cl) Ttleputse lldiauPti& 100'Reee Tepe deity baMtdn ~ Mevte: (C) "loom" (dr1) '68 cover111 of tht wor1d's richest ind LM ...._ SIMM -Elizabeth T1ylor, Richud Burton. most pmtiaious car rtet from In· lO:JO F .... .Up m Mtwle: "AMMR Awelah'' (mus) diln1polls (Indiana) Motor Speed· DedliM ·45-Gene Kelly, frank Sln1tr1, Kath· wey. n.e l1111t Is ryn Grayson. I s.. Ylftf a.. Yeu owt s., Ir.., & s..u All• PIJd 1110 TtMJ ..... CJ) T1t1IPt Slltw ....,,._ lltutre "Upst1irs. Titt "9tldon W1ntt1 Robeftl Downst1in ' Mtwle: (C) '"Ills S19P" (com) ( Cl)) Sptllsll Movie 9:00 I°"' ltNerb -Don Murray, Merilyn Monroe, ll·JO a RIOt 0. . euw Ted Armtnq Arthur O'Connell, Hope Lanae. 1:00 ... $pllkile FIMIJ I '1!i sa.ta: Tltt E.ldlat !Rt DOUT TIM HeroW U,,. Har· • wir HtrtzN Ctmpenetla narrates ciiii Greene Is host of this m11azine 1:40 II Mtwit: .... ndt of tile H ... this Nttiontl Gqr1phic Society show. {Wes) '58 -Rex Reason, Nin Leslle. specill that takes 1 look at tht m Mlailft: l•poutbl• D CUlltqe lllJ StnNe 1'1'111 IMALL CAil IXPIRTS"" FACTORY AUlHORlZEO SALES-SERVICE -.PARTS PDS0NAUDD LlASIMG -ALL MADS a MODnS • ,,.,. SllKllOI Of USED cas 142-7781 540.0442 ORDER YOURS TODAY! ~,_.,_....,.,.,....... ) Mav be 11\ed on erwelope\ 9s relt.m oddreu lobe!\ Nso v8fV hondv ~ idenliftCOtion labels for morkinq oe<i.onol iterm wch Cl\ ~s. records. photos. etc. Labels she~ on qkm and moy be used for mor~inq home comed food items. NI labels ae printed with stylish Voq.ie type on fine quality ~te gummed oooer r-Au-; ~;;,;;;;;;,;;;.7~_;&.;l : PllOI Pnnt1ng Ul:lel Div .. P.O. Boa 1 IWIO 1 i c..-~-1 l __ PILJ>T PllN_n~~ I Serving '..Alf Beac/, diitt~ 5 MINUTES SOlRH OF SAN OJEGO FWY. 11135 IEICH ILYD. HUNTINGTON IEACH 'RONA LOOKS AT .• .' -What do four of the world's most exciting women have in common with one of Hollywood's most prominent journalists? The answer is a series of revealing and provocative in-person interviews. Rona Barrett, in the space of an hour, elicits from four Hollywood Superstars their most intimate thoughts on love, sex, marriage, and a variety of equally intriguing sub· jects. "Rona Looks at ... Raquel and Liza and Cher and Ann·Margret," airs as a CBS Special, Wednesday at 2PM. In what amounts to a significantly progressive step forward for daytime programming, Rona speaks frankfy with Raquel Welch , Liza Minelli, Cher and Ann·Margret in the comfort and privacy of their own homes. Their reactions to their fam · ilies, their friends, the facts of life and why they are where they are today are honest and refreshing and brutally frank. So provocative are their remarks that CBS has chosen to precede this broadcast with a special announcement urging parental discretion duP. to mature subject matter. Raquel, Liza, Cher and Ann·Margret were interviewed separately, however their remarks have been deftly edited together so that their comments and opinions on each subject blend to· gether into an hour of personal memories, delightful an· ecdotes and frank observations. Rona, who has recently emerged as a popular singer as well as an established author and highly successful broad· cast journalist is remarkably successful at getting answers to many questions formerly considered .. out of bounds" on television. Pa1e 8 THE DAILY PILOT, MONDA Y MAY 2' For mornln& and afternoon Ustlnas, plHse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the days movies. DAYTIME MOVIES l :JO m (C) HflM .,_,.., ....... (com) '66 -Ray Bolter, Jack Gilford, Muaaret Hamilton, Paul O'Kfffe. 10:00 D °'O.S.S." (dra) '46-Alan Ladd, Geraldlne Fln&er1ld. @ "TN TtMtl Waniof" -Chll· dren's story. 12:00 GI "Strtllt Up the land" (mus) '40 -Judy Gerland, Mickey Rooney, Paul Whitem1n. 1:00 D "To• SawJet, Dttecttvt'' (adv) '38-0onald O'Connor, Billy Cool1. @ (C) "The Alltel Wort Red'' (dre) '60 -Ava Gardner, Joseph Cotten, Dirk Boaarde. 1:00 D W0per1t1o" radflc" (1dv) ·s1- John W1yne, P1tricl1 Neal. Qj) (C) ••IQa et Evil" (hor) '63 - Clifford Evans, Noel Wlllm1n, Jenni· fer D1niel. 9 Ci) '°So•btdJ Up TlMn uta iih'' (dra) '56-Piul Newman, Pier Anaell, Sal Mineo. l :JO Cil .,. •• rldficH (WIS) '39-Ber· b1ra Stanwyclt, Joel McCree. U "Tiit lltlt" (hor) '58-Steve Mc· Qiiffn, Aneta CorHaut CJ)@(]) To Tiii tfM Trvttl B Mllllo• $ Mtwle: (Zflr) "The ht l•pOlttr'' (com) '61 -Tony Curtis, Edmond O'Brien, Arthur O'Connell. 9) Ut'a lbu A Deal mHOIH'IHfroet I ~Ud Wedd of Alllm1l1 Ytt1el AcM!plUM Ji•., ..... Sbew F1111 F11ttlre Uttlt Rascals 1:00 R (HJ CJ) 118511J I 111 ti ct I n lienc. "The Dlstr Attorney" A study of justlct from the perspective of one prosecutor's office In Phila · delphla, P1., which provides 1 micro· cosm of the operations, problems 1nd pressures that can apply to O.A. offices across the country. 11 9 Cl) dim Th Smotlltra i-rotiin "liMN (R)Torn 1nd Dick are joined by 111 the re1ul1rs from the cast of their old CBS show includina Pat P1ulsen, Mason Williams, Leiah French, John Hartford and Jennifer Wuren. D MftM: (Zllr) .. ._, tt Rio" (com) '47 -Bob Hope, Bina Crosby, Dorothy Lamour, the Andrews Sis· ters. (l) Wld Wiid Wnt u <a ())> CD m n1 .... 1 .. "A Test Of Coureae" (R) After the sMotlna of 1 younf cop by a pair of punks burflarizina 1 aun shop, Terry, Chrfs ind Miki bealn 1 de· termlnld lnmttaation which leads them to 1 dlurch whir• a phony Ide·;:·'" .m .. , s.cc.r-, ........ MeM: (C) (ZIN) Hfemer MJ low" (rom) '62-Romy Schnelder, Kart Boehm. fill Thi TNa Ede• "Stxu1llty: The Hum1n Htrft11•" EU.hit••• &> Ja,._ u.,..,. Prtan•• •=• m Metv lrtfft• ... i:OO 8 ()! CJ)()) lh 1 • e (R) After htarina mescullne l1uahter in the middle of tt1t ni1ttt. M1udt ac:cusa Carol of sneakln1 1 man Into her room. When Carol ananlJ denies the 1CCusatlon, Maudt'a auaplclona focus on that "feisty old biddy," Mrs. NIUl!..tudc. DD Cll!'11D MIC M11d1J iliwii: (Cf . )---.._, Hll$1" (dr1) '75-Don M1r9d th, JoMph Campen· ell1, Larry Wllcoa, Kin Swofford, Sttf1nle Powtl'I, frank Gonhin, Shelley Faber-. Rey Vitt•. A dr1m1 •bout 1 $10,000,000 heist of aold bulllon and ttlt pursuit of the crlm· ln1l1 by th1 Atro·Bureau of th• Los An1eles County Sheriff's Depart· ment. (l)nt u ...... 1bl• D S.W.A.T.-MILLION * $ GOLD HEIST n <a CJ)> Cl) m s.tff .. u . "Sole SurviYOf''A aana Of 1x·,..onvicts, led by their fonner parolt officer, use SWAT methods to inv1de 1 heavily 1u1rdtd coin auction and seize two mllllon dollars in cold. Simon Oak· land sunts. m Saf1r1 w Adwetrtur• MONDAY (Continued) ID CITY ELECTION TUES. * PROP F: COUNCIL VIE TUESD AY U!) KET City o.ctlon Sptdll live, MAY 27 In-studio reports on Los Anaeles city proposltlon1 and City Council elec· for mornin1 and afternoon ll1tln11, tlons jn the 5th, 12th and 13th ple•se see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. districts. Below, for yo_ur convenience, are fl) Muy Acradtdclo the day's movies. -----------------9: JO I.I@ CD (J) Rllocla (R) Rhoda DAYTIME MOVIES and Brenda hive to take their moth· er on )ler very firit trip to the 10:00 g (C) "Tlfttin l ttie Blue d~tor, a visit that mama Ida faces oranses" (adv) '65 _ Jean-Pierre with a combination ol fear and em· Talbot. barr11sment. -~m Cil .. Doctor at S.." (com) '56-Dlrk Boaarde, Brlalttt Bardot. 10:00 R @ CD (J) Medical Center (R) 12:00 m .. ,,ince of Foan" (adv) '49 -A youna suraton is shocked to see Tyrone Power, Orson Well11, Wanda his wife in a st11 film shOwn et a Hendrix. =:~.o~:~~(, o:;1::~,~~. h~~s~i:~ l :00 0 "Tht Devit to Pl(' (com) '30- to the studio where his wife Is mak· Ronald Colman, Loretta Youna, Myr. Ina another movie and strikes her na Loy. causln1 a serious head Injury. @ (C) .. I Deal la Danae(' (susp) I m fl) ...... '66-Robert Goulet; Christine Came, I ~ Donald Huron. (8 (1))(3) GB Car f bt "The Survivor" (R) Ten and Mark flaht 3:00 0 (C) ...._. Mltf' (adv) '5'i- time In searchina for 1 misslna man John W1yne, Lluren B1e1ll, Anita with a roll of film that could pro· Ekbera. vide evidence 1,a1lnst • crime syn-®) .. ..,,tawy SulMMriM" (dra) '63 diute financier under investlptlon -Edward Judd, Llurence Payne. by a Stnate rackets committee. 9 Cl) (C) '"Ooft't Co Near the I :=._s.a.:_. W""eter (com) '57-Glenn Ford, Gia Sell•. Sileftt f11m : "Tiit CtOWd'' (1928) na Vidor directed this clasalc love 3:30 (3) (C) "Wiid l WHdtrful" (com) story starrin1 Eleanor Boardman and '64-Tony Curtis, Christin• Kauff· Jlmes Murr1y. man. lO:JO g hd Furtllo'1 Steam Rootm § l.:':'1tc1aa . IJ (C) '"T1M ,, .. , c.tllttry" (wes) '67-Walter Brennan, Joan Hackett, Pete Duel, Ro1er Davis. 11:00 i V [ '~ I '; ' • fEfll~= lest tf ~ I Sit. lllllt ,,.,------------.I • The lucJ Sllow I II tht IV9ftt tUt lM ....... laUt• MIMJH: l•poulble ball AuodatiH a.a • ......,, Serln Mod SqNd hla not btetl ...,...._, CIS SpNtl (1) rtt« Cuu wtU pruant IM NIA lulltlad ....,_ i'1M UntoudtlMtt Off &a•t tllil twtllq hell MPM, (J)) VktMJ at S.. Pf'H•ptlq al NPlaltJ ..._ .... U :JO R mJ (5) Cl) CIS Lafl Mewit: (C) ,,..,.••I~ "The liofilla lll*" (dra) '73 -Roy 1.._ __ __. _______ _. Thlnnet, Anal• Dickinson, Claude Ak· 6:00. CD D a •• m ..... ln1. llC()@(})U(j)(acl)) ..... 119 CIJ al m Jel11111J c.,... D C1J ..... Kirk Dou&IH la 1utst host and ~ lrttlllde tuttts lndudt Frank Goflhln, Bruce .,., Dem, Mld\ael Doualu and Brtnda m hrtrtcl .. Fa•MJ Vaccaro. m Marte T ... l lu-•nl 4i ltlr Trell '"" ...... I rt~ ,._ (51 Cl)) CJ) WM WttW 11J1. ~~ -•lllJlllJ i •iJfuidtr Motel" Recti l Frttlda Mewit: .. forbWdtl laMtt" (dra) l:JO MtfV lrltfl1 ~ -Brl1lttt Fouey, Georsa Pou· AMJ lftftttb )ou~. DfatlMt 12:00 a Mowtt: "Tiit SuMYof" (dra) '66 : ~!."' Gery Weaner. ( CJ)) Otlltr'a CWce I :!t~S:art • Tmel Fiim Uttlt RalCilla 1:00 B l1I Tomorrow (])CJ) D Cl) News 1:00 1:'5 B Movie: (C) "Tiit Mente Caito filNJ'" (dra) '57-Mirltnt Dietrich, • VlttoriO OtSlca, Arthur O'Connell. J:OO B Mowtt: (C) "'Tall Stia11tf" (wes) •5] -Joel McC'1a, Vlralnla M1yo, Bany Kelly. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 25. 1975 El) La Mujer hohlblcl.I 9Thtll1Vllley fil) Yo11 Wlta Madtllnt (Qi Cl)) Bonanza ii) Dram m Thrtt Stoocu 7:30 8 New Treat11rt H111'1 a @) Q) @ .... .,.. Sq111rn m Mm Griffin SllM f1l) Evtnlna at $),..,,_, 9:00 8 @ Cl) (J) HawaU flff.O flnt. aram tentatively scheduled. As of our press deadline CBS had not determined alternate protr....,lq should the NBA 11me air tonlcht. (i) The Untouchlbles m Safari to Adventure m fl) sttuaUon Coflltdy e Llvt am.nca. Style D Let's Mike A Deal Cl)@ (I) To Tiii the Truth 9:30 0 News 0 Mllllttl $ Movlt: (C) (2tlr) .. Mis-EE 'tr form"" t : ~I "Life ttr CoteJ'' (dra) '57 -Tony Curtis. Sonc" M1rth1 Hyer, Charles Bickford. fl) La Tltm m Hotan'a Herou 10:0011 KNXT Eltction $pedal Ruth Ash· Ell) Cftrwakhtn ''Los Angeles Bal· ton Taylor and Bob Simmons are the let" reporters. m ultos O @(l)@) m ,ollce story "In· m American Outclooraman cideot In the Kill Zone" (R) JH· · Q) Anlmal Wortd Michael Vincent. J1mes Ferentlno l!) Little Rascals and Joseph .Wamb1uah star in this story about 1 geraeant who heads 1:00 II @~ (j) Good T 1me 1' (R) a SWAT team and exJ)Mes his men James isn t convinced that honesty to unnecessary risks. is really the best p01icy when all e m EE News he aets for retumina 1 stolen (j) I s,, $27,000 bundle he's found is a r."I ~ ~ $50 food certificate and anonymous lJ!.J \J..lJ \.lU llaruby Jones obscene phone ~Its. Ii) Get Sm1rt D @ CIJ OQl 8' Adalft·12 "Roll @ Creen Acfes Call" (R) Tension mounts alter an Ell) Interface unidentifitd officer reports shots , fired but does not aive his name lO:JO D lud furillo s SteaM ttoo. or location.· OJ @E News 0 M0¥1t: (21u) .. Road ID UtopU" 1@ Alfred Hltcllcoclt (tom) '45-Bina Crosby, Bob Hope, Ell) Fffllna Gtod Dorothy umour. Ci) WUd Wild Wnt 11:00 IJ 0 D mm Ntwt D <9 CJ)) rn m Heppy Days rn (J) OQl Q) (.i) ..... "Open House" (R) OVer the protests 0 lat of Groucho of Richie, whose parents are away, CIJ Sat. llllto Potsi1 Invites three stranded beauty 0 Tht U6cJ Show p1111nt contestants to spend the m . nlaht at the Cunninabam house. Mission. Impossible m Dtaltt"t Choice Ii> Mod Squid ID Monctar Thrv Frtdlr @ (I) Mr. Luay fl) El $1tow de Iris Ctlacen @The Untouchabln 9 Mevle: (C) (2Jlr) "The Man With Eil) Y!ia for Haalth die fer EJCi" (adv) '71 -Victor (tn) ClJ) Vlctorr at S.. Buono, Keenan Wynn, Faith Dom· 11:30 6 Ci1J (1) CJ) CIS Lite Mevle: (C) eraue. NMaroc .,.. (dr1} '68-Gene Bany, I lmraatitul AalutlcNI Fntival Elsa M•rt.inelli, Cid Charisse. El Show de Sytvta '1ul 0 0 Ci) OQl ...... ..., Ctnotl Jape .... l.a•IUll' Pro&J11• Robert KleTn aues s. l:JO G (ft) Cl) Cl) M•A•t•H (R) Otprl· ; ~~ vations and hardships art expected (9 CJ)) (]) Wide WttW tpe. In a war zont, but the man of thl 1 "rht Nut Voice Yoo Htar" 4077th never prapartd themMlves Bradford Dlllm1n 1tars. for 1nythln1 IO horrible 11 btln1 D Mevle: ... Mt• Joum.,.. (mya) u~et¥om.tic htldO 'll-Phyllls Cllvert, J1mt1 Doneld. : (Cf (tlf) i1fulldl l J"1" (R) 12:00 B Mowtt: "Tiit llwtftttt Def' (com) (dr1) '74-Glenn Ford, Ruth Roman, ~-David Nivtn, Vlma Usl, Welter Pam Griffin. A Jtck·Of·all-tr1des with Pid1ton, Stewart Granatr. e circus Is about to ltava town with m Mtvtt! "Apart1111nt lw Ptlo" tht troupe when ht mHts, for the (com) '48 _: Jeanne Cr•ln, William first time, hla ll:l!_•rjf\l:Uhter. Holdtn, Edmund Gwenn. a <9 CJ)> rn m uc m , .. SNrt fheatn "A Moon for the lsbe· 1ott1n" Eu1ent O'Neill's stirrina 1:00 8 9 TomorTOW drama of the traaedy and the trl· CIJ CJ) 0 (]) Mewl umph of love. Jason Robards stars 11 James Tyrone, a hts·bten Broad· way actor ind haunted alcoholic.. Colleen Dewhurst recteates her Tony Award-wlnnlna role of Josie Hoa1n. the strona. compassionate woman in love with Tyrone. Ed Flinders also 1t1rJ ts Phil Hoaan, Josie's tether, a rola which also won him 1 Tony Award. 1:45 B Movie: .. [Ille Sql&ldNI" (dra) '42-Robert Stack, Eddie Albert, Jon Hall, Niael Bruce. 2:00 m All·Nlifrt Show: "The List hp 9f rompelf," "Sta Dewit.,. 3:30 II Movit: .. Blind Spot" (dra) '58- Robert MacKenzie, Gordon Jackson, Anne Sharp. ,, 'RELUCTANT HERO' "I doa't tlalnk I could be • llKflll at anything if I didn't have my tongue in my cheek just a little bit-I'm that way!" In those words, James Gamer provides an insight into both bis own character and that of Jim Rock.ford, the private eye be por- trays in The Rock.ford Files on NBC, Fridays at 9PM. A few yan IMck. Gamer starrdd in Maverick, a top rated series about a Western gambler whose attitude was usually tongue-in-cheek and who be- came heroic only when forced into it. Jim Rock- ford is a modem day private detective who charges a $200-a-day fee, is reluctant towards violence, seldom carries a gun and is heroic only when forced. Rock.ford's approach also is peppered with wry humor. "The formula fits me, J guess," Garner su13ests. · 18 real Ufe, Gamer handles situations with the same throw-away dodge. Reminded about an in- cident in Korea when he led his platoon far behind enemy lines and he was wounded by U.S. planes whose ~lots thought they were the enemy, Gamer I-C--.r .._. • PltTUe Eye I• Rockford ... N_. 8eery ~ • 1111 hidller, wlbws P9l1Mf' .. fJ I' IM ........ CM•tlor. I -recalled: "True," adding, "but that was an exec~ tion. I ate some brave pills and didn't know what I wu doing, not to mention that I got wounded while in retreat-in the fanny. Want to see the ICan?" , The Rockford Files is produced by Gamer's company, Cherokee, in association with both Universal Studios and Roy Huggins' Public Arts. Gamer and Huggins also were partben in the Maverick series. a....., wbole pen name is John Thomas James (the names of his three sons), bas provided the bulk of the stories for the series with ocher writers, includfog producer Stephen J. Cannell, doing the scripts. Meta Rosenberg, a long time uaoclate of Garner's, is executive producer. Miss Rosenberg, the only female executive producer of a series on television today, carved herself an envial51e niche in show businesa long before women's lib became into fashion. A' former story ed.itor and agent. she counted among her clients Robert Redford, Alan Arkin, Richard Benjamin and Garner. Can- nell began his television career writing scripts and later producing Adam-12. He also created the Jack Webb-produced Chase series, and has written scripts for such series as Ironside. Madigan, and It Takes A Thief. In The Rockford FDes, the character Rock.ford has the unenviable distinction of having spent five Pace 10 years in prison and though the charges were proved false arid he received a full. pardon, he•s still looked upon by police aa "bad news." "We don't make the police look bad or stupid,'' Gamer is quick to tell 'you, "but we don't get much help from them because the ooly cases we tile are ones the police have put a 'closed' label on." Rockford'• olke II a11o lall lilome -a mobile trailer at the beach. It is scroungy oo the outside but borderline plush on the inside. "Jt•a cheap. tax deductible, earthq~e proof and when I aet a case out of town I take it with me,•• is the way Rockford described ,his hea~quarters in ~ne . of the early segments. 'There is a lot of actton m the series " says Garner, pointing out that "there is a big dif- f ere nee between actiod and violence." Rockford· doesn't any• pa because "it's too much of a hassle" and he would rather outwit someone than fight. He knows all the tricks and subscribes to the "no bolds barred" theory when necessity demands iL Tbe action-packed dramas have an added humorous spice in the play between Rock.ford and his father, Joseph. a retired trucker who wants his son to get into aome other business. Non Beery ~ • tlae fadta-, and his unique style of humor complements the Gamer touch for many a chuckle during the bustle and bus~le of crime-solving. Noah (be dropped the Junior a few years ago). was born in New York City while his famed father was making a stage a~~ance, but his rearing waa in Hollywood and v1can1ty on ranches owned both by his parents an.d his uncle, Wallace Beery. Noah's portrayal bnngs to the character the mixed feehn$1 that while he's a concerned father he perhaps is "out for himself." Ganer._ kept oee promlle to him1elf when ~e accepted the chores of doina a weekly series. I was determined we would shoot this show on location and get away from the studio back. lot. It takea six days to do an episode and I can truth- fully say that of our ftrat 13 shows 90 per cent of the action took place oo the streets at the beach or at a location site." ' WEDNFSDAY MAY 28 For momlna and art.moon U.tlnp, ple1M ... DAYTIME ltROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the uy'a movln. DAYTIME MOVIES' 10:00 B "W1tr Mlllt I Dier' (dr1) '60- Dtbrt Paatt. Tiny Moore. (j) '"Slew tf ... ,.,.." (drl) '55 -Jeff Chandler, Jack Palance. 12:00 m "T .. , INct ' Ha"'" (com) '41 .::01n11r Rot•rs." Bur1ess Mtrtdilh. 1:00 B "The U111ofr llnle" (mys) '31 .::ftonald Colman, fey Wrey. 9 "'Cr.a II ttat Mlrrtr" (dr1) '60 .:Orson Wtllts, Julltttt Gr9CO, Brad· ford Dlll1n1n. 3:00 D <C> 1-Ml'a ...,. <com) '63 -John Weyne, ltt Mervin, Eliza· btth Alltn, Dorothy Lamour. a "'T1lt ............. (dra) '65 ~irley Eaton, Ken Scott, JoM Hof. lend. 9 ~ "TIM lid ' ...... utffur' (iri1) 52-Klrll Douct11. Lane Turn· er, Dick Powell, Blny Sullivan, Glo· rla Gr1hlm1. lridan le Ctou" (dra) '55-Tony Curtis, Jullt Ad1ms, S.I Mineo. 9,.,.1. lttctlt OJ Htca•'• Htree1 U Cl) lire M1b A 0.11 ti) llcMt T1P1tilt fl3"" lett UM Coultl} m~a..u.c l!)Ullle ...... EE Mu&lcal Show @!)LI TI1n1 10:00 tJ @ (I) Din Au1uat (R) Raymond St. Jacques 1uests in this story ol a cily councilman whose sister is found murdered, and the evidence poinls directly to the offi· cial's political opponent. 0 @ CI) ll6l fr:' PtbeceBI "A Very Lonely Lad(' (R) Petrocelli de· 1:00 R U2) Cl) (f) THY Orilndo & lends a young drifter accused of DiWI (R)Andy Griffith ind Geor1la slaying a promiscuous m1rried Enlfe 1u11t. woman. II 9 (I) ®) "-' Little Hou1t on 011 l""l ... ,, .. c .... t& ... L I Hollywood Frt1W1J llii ~ "M7s Hollday" (R) Author Charles Ashman host5 this When Ma Joins P1 for a trip to the Lalk show, and 1uests include Er· city, blbysltter Widow Snider (Bon nest 8or1nine, Geor1e C. Scott, Jose nit Btrtlett) becomes ill; but the Feliciano. Barbara McNair and Mar· 1ir1s ptnUldt their nel&hbor Mr. i feldman. Edwtrds to help out. I SPl -D llwle: (ZIH) "RNd to bnzl· (~'Ci)) m m laretta "The lijt" (com) '41 _ Bob Hope, Bin& Copelli Oilli'' 00 Baretta unwillinf· Crolby, Dorothy Llmour. ly slays a youn1 dope pusher In a rT'I Wiid Wld West back alley shoot-out and then finds ~ his own life threatened by the push· D (9 (j)) mm That's My .... er's youn1er brother. Baretta tries ., ''Ciifton's Gun" (R) Clifton buys to find • way to slay alive and to • 1un over tht protests of M1mJ keep the Copelli family's only re· to lie can protect the house 1fter malnlng son from becomin1 a mur· Earl's 1p1rtm1nt Is robbed . derer. m Dultl's Chea m EE New1 llt lilHdlJ Tilrv fridlJ Ii) Gtt Smart f.B El Preftslor Aldao , li:lll •-~ O "I d A' B Ill lO:JO 0 Bud furillo 1 Stt1m Roo• 'IC'IJ -... •n s vs. a . m El) ...... more. fJ!) f ... 1111 Sood Ci) Alfrtd Hltdlcock ti) CM•plMMlp Wrtstllq 11:00 1J (I) D m a> News EE .. ,..... Llq1111e Proarems O Cl) @) ID Cl) News 1:30 D <9 (j)) (}) a> i IHclA 1 0 Best of Sroucllo Jlcqun CoultNu "A Sound of Doi· Ci) set. lllko pllins" (R) Aimed in the Mediter· O Tiie Lucy Slaow r1n11n ind the West Coast of Af. ID MissJN· Impossible rica, this special eumines the wild • dolphin ind studies its unique abil· ! Med Scillld lty to communicate with one an· I.I.LI rn Peter Ciunn other. @ Tiie Untoudllbl11 OJ MIR lrtfflft Show (Qi Cl)) Victory at $11 fl'!) i IHc!A I TM Bolero Zubin @!) Ci1t1U 34 ilhtA conducts the Los Angeles Philhlrmonlc Orchestr1 In 1 unique l l:JO II @ (}) Cl) CIS Lita Movie: visu1I uplor1tlon of Maurice Ra· .. ,., Neuse" (dr1) '64 -J1n1 Fon· vel's Botero. da, AJ1in Delon, Lola Albri&ht 9:00 I)@ Ci) Cl) Clnnon "A Killin& 0 @@ ®) m Johnny Cll'SCNI in the flmlly" (R) Cannon is vie· D Sueuwonl tlmiltd when he discovers the "in· Ci) Perry M1ao11 surance" man who hired him to fJ (tiiJ (j)) (}) Wldt Wofid Spe· tlltck out • 1ir1's 1uto ~ccident is till tt'fwenty-Five Years of Whit's in r11lity the son ol 1 wealthy pub· My line" lisht_tphil•nthroplst. fJ Movie: "Tltfleld Tllunclt'1»olf' ~QI ~ ~ fr:' Lucas TI n II Ir (com) '53 -Stanley Holloway, Huah 'Echoes' (R) A youn1 student. Griffith. (Robbie Rist) is cared for in his f.tll Yop for Ht1ltll p1rents' absence by lue1s, who runs Into problems when the boy 12:00 D Movie: ''Thi List Croobd leaves school without permission. Miie" (mys) '47 -Donald Barry, I The Uldoudalbln Mera Corday. Slfart t. Adwtrture m Movie: "The Trvtti About Wo•· ! IHcJAL! Stllln (21/zhr) A doc· en'~ (com~ '58 -Laurence Harvey, umentery on tlle life of the Russi1n Juhe Harns. dictator, Joseph.St11in. IE Get SNrt 9:l01J (Qt) (j)) (J) ti!) ,revllw s,.. 1:00 8@) Tomorrow Clil "Guess Who's Comin& to Din· (J) (j)@ Cl) News ner?'' In Jhls contemporary love stQIY, based on the motion picture of the same tlt11, newlywed John Prentiss 11 upset when he learns 1:45 II iiiovle: "love Tlllt Brute" (com) 'SO-Paul Doualn, Jean Peters, Cesar Romero. his wife, .lolnna, is considerlni I 2:00 ID AH·fU111t Show: "Dlnftrffs Pnt- Job offer from 1 former boyfriend. raston," .. Ra11uod" leslle Ch1r1eaon, Bill Overton. Rich· •rd Dysart. Eleanor Perker. M1d1e Sinclair and lat We1vtr st1r. ...... 3:30 II Movie: "Tiie SllY's tllt U.lt" (mus) '43 -Fred Astaire, Joan Les- lie, Robert Benchley • ' THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. MAY 25, 1975 ' THUR S DAY MAY 29 For morning •nd afternoon listings, ple1se see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, ere the dey's movln. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 0 "Tiie Tiii lit" (dra) '52-Paul Henrled, Kathleen Huahes. 00 "Air Cldtt" (dr1) '51-Stephen McNally, Geil Rumll 12:00 ID "Smol!y'' (adv) '46-fred Mac· Murray, Anne Suter. Bur1 Ives. 1:00 D ''Cynare.. (dra) '33 -Ronald Colman, Kay Francis. @ "Olplom1tk Courier'' (dra) '52 -Tyrone Power, Stephen Mc Nally. Patricia Neal, Karl Malden. l :OO fJ ..,ittsbur1h" (dre) '42 -John Wayne, Mar1ene Dietrich, Randolph Scott. (f0l "T11e Wild Seed" (dra) '65 - flithael Parks, Cel~ Kaye. {jj 00 "Clrtine WltllHis" (wes) '52 -James Stewart, Jean Hagen, Wendell Corey, James Arness. l:JO @ "I WIS A Mile Wu Bride" (com) '49 -Cary Grant, Ann Sheri· dan. 0 "fear Strikes Our' (dra) '57 - Anthony Plrkins. Karl Malden, Nor· m1 Moore. ! V f ~,J I N 1, 1:00 a o C1J (1j m m m News (])B(fij(})li)@(Cfj(j)) Wews O @ lounza Olrot11ic1• OJ Pettrid1e f1mltJ fl) M1rll Teresa QjStlr Trell m Electric CompallJ &J Rocb & Frlend1 6:30 ®l Merv 6riffh1 Show m Andy &riftitll m 0r1111et @(])I Sn eJj)loom! <a 00> oe111r'• Choice mrmel film m littSe RISCllS 1:00 a o u @ oo m m News rn lronlid• 0 8ow1in1 for DoUus @ Mod Sciu1d Cl) Truth or Consequ1ncea D Whirs Mr line? m 1 lovt Lucy Ii) Tiie FBI fl) la Mujer Prohlbld1 Qj Tiit 811 YalltJ @l) Yo11 Wltll M1d11ine <9 (j)) Bonlnu @?)Drema mr11r .. sa..1n 7:JO 11 Clndld c.ere 0 @ (]) Prlc• Is Rl111t D Love Amtrla• Stylie fJ (lg) let's Mlle A Dul (j)@ (])To TIH UN Trvttl ' 0 MllliH $ Mftie: (C) (ZIN1 ._ fflis Is hris" (com) 'SS -Tony Curtis, Gloria O.H1ven, Gent Ntl· son. Mara Cordey. GI Ho1111'1 Heroes eJj) Au111unent Amerla @?) Jutvts de Q1l1 m W1ter Wortd CE) lobby Goldsboro Show m little Rascals a:oo tJ @ CV (j) Tiie W11tons (R) John's spinster cousin Corabeth ar· rives for a "short visit" that be· comes so prolonged that the fam· ily encourages her to many Ike Godsey. 0 @ (!) t]O) m Sunshine "Why Sam's Paid"Tn his never·endin& ef· fort to make a buck, Sam 1ets a job as a private eye, but doesn't like his assignment-spyin& on • wife suspected or infidelity. O ~ovie: (2hr) "Road to Sine•· pore" (com) '40 -Bob Hope, Sina Crosby, Dorothy Lamour. @ Wild Wild West fJ (Q!j (j)) (]) t:D 81tney Mlltft "Ms. Cop" (R) The new woman cop in Barney's precinct does all the typing while the other detectives are out capturing bank robbers, ID Deller's Choice Ii) Monday Thru frMS.y EE Nidia Caro Qi Movie: (C) (2hr) "Hotef hf'I· dJSo" (com) '66 -Alec Guinness. Gina Lollobrigida, Robert Morley. eJj) Biii Moyers' Journ1l m Japanese Lln1u11e Pro&rHll l :JO 0 ® (!) ®l m Bob &fine Show "The Doctor Sings the Blues" Friendship with his anatomy pro- fessor (guest Harold Gould) proves (JIOfe of'• burden than a blessing to Bob when the profe~r splits with his wife and chooses Bob as his sounding board end constant companion. 0 (9 (j)) (I) G) l1 re n "The Visitor" (R) Karen's former hi1h school chum, Mary Alice, and her husband come from California to visit and th! "devoted" husband makes a play for Karen. ID Me.--Griffin Show 9:00 tJ @ rn (j) CBS Tllurld1Y MOV· le: (C) (2llr) "Tlle 6re1t White Hope" (dra) '70-Jemes Ear1 Jones, Jane Alexander, Lou Gilbert, Joel Fluellen, Chester Morris. Robert Webber, Hal Holbrook, Beeh Rich· ards. The tragic ~tory of the wor1d's first Black heavywei1ht boxer. 0 ti3 00 m NBC TllursdlJ Mov- ie: (Cj (2hr) "Tenor Ott the 40tti noor" (R) (dra) '74 -John For. sythe, Anjanette Comer, Joseph Campanella, Don Meredith. A fire traps seven people on the top floor of a skyscraper, and no one knows they are there. 00 Tiie UntouchlblN (Continued) THURSDAY (Continued) 0 (Qj (J)) al Sttfftt ol $.In Franclsa "for Good or Evil" (R) Mike's life is placed on the hne when .a youna man he hes befriend· ed attempts to kill him. Movie; (C) (2hr) "P~ntom ol the Oj*a" (dra) '62 -Hubert Lom, Heather Sears. m Safari to Adventure EE FestJval lntern1cional EI!) In Per1ormance at Wolf Trap "Andre Kostelanetz" 9:300 News iI) la Tierra 10:00 D m EE Newa ·@ I SPJ 0 (~ (jJ) @ tl) tfarry 0 "The Admiral's Lady" (R) A lonely, at- tractive woman, declared missing by her husband, becomes the target of a man seeking to avenge his former wife's infidelity. 0) Get Smart Qj Green Acn1s £ID I blC1lt I Video: Tiie New Wave An exploration of the unusual al· ternat1ves tn television and the use of videotape as an art medium, ranging from the exotic to the bi- zarre and the beautiful. 10:30 O Bud Furillo's Stum Room O)iI)Newi 9 Alfred Hltthtotll 11:00 B Cil 0 m m News O [Q) ID@ News D Best ol Groucho @ Sfl 8ilko O The Lucy Show m Mission: lmpoaslble 0) Mod Squad @ (i) Mr. LuckJ.. @ The Untouchables EI!) Yoga tor Health (ti!) · ) Victory at Su iI)Cinem1 3' 11:30 e @ cv CiJ ces Late Movie: •'Onionhead" (com) '58-Andy Grif- fith, Walter Matthau, Joey Bishop. B ID CIJ ~ m Johnny carson OGutPWOrd (1) Ptrry Mason fJ (til (j)) Cl) Wlde Wortd 5Pt· ml ·Tantesles Fulfilled" (R} B Movie: "The llut laftt9'' (mys) '!l -Dirk 801arde, Jimmy Hinley. 12:00 R Movlt : "Tht Clrttaklr" (dra) 'Si-Alen Bates, Donald Pleuance, Robert Shew. m Movie: "The Maze" (mys) '54 - Rlchard Carlson, Veronica Hurst. 0) 5tt Smart 1 :00 B @) Tomorrow 0 CIJ Ci) Q.) (j) Newt 1:45 f) Movie: (C) "The Proud 011es" (dra) '56 -Robert Ryan, Jeffrey Hunter, Virginia Mayo. 2:00 Q) All·Nlfllt Show: .. Boots Ma· lone," .. Last Dip of Dotwrn" 3:45 iJ Movie: "tount Ille Hourt' (dra) '53 -Teresa Wright, Macdonald Carey. Page 12 FRIDAY MAY 30 For mornln& end •fternoon llstlncs, pleHe SH DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the d•y's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 D '"So Evil My Lovt" (mys) '48- Ray Milland, Geraldine Fitzaerald, Leo G Carroll. 00 ''The love lotter(.' (com) '53- Davld Niven. Pean Cummins. 12:00 m .. lady luck" (com) '46-Robert Young, Ba(bara Hale. fr1nk Mor· gan. 1:00 D ''The Masquerader" (dra) '33- Ronald Colman, Elisse Landi. 1 Qi (C) "Clll Me Mister" (mus) '51 -Dan Dailey, Betty Grable, Danny Thomas. 3:00 O (C} "The Hellfi&hten" (dra) '69 -John Wayne. Jim Hutton, Kath•· rine Ross. @ 4>ear Hurt'' (dr1) '65 -Glenn Ford, Geraldine Paae, Angela l..lns- bury. ~ oo "Crisis" (mys) ·so -C.ry Grant, Jose Ferrer, Paula Raymond. 3:30 (}) "All About Eve" (dre) 'SO-Anne Baxter, Bette Davis. O (C) "fast &. Stq" (com) '60- Gina Lollobrigid1, Dale Robertson, Vittorio OeSice. .. · In the event that tM NatloNI labt· ball Alsodatiori Champloulllp S.rin h11 not been dttarmlned, CIS s,tfts wlll pment the NBA lllMtball PlaJ· Off &am• tllls evealna fro111 6-VM, pre-emptin& 111 reaul1r1y sclltdultd prorr1mmlna. f '.' f • ~ I :'• I l 6:00 _r:-rr.~-·'l<=":l~~~r=. .... .,,. lreaUd• hrttW11 famlly Maria Tt1111 Stir TM • Eltctrlc CompaftY R~ & fritttde Mtrt 8rtffh1 Stlow AndJ 8rtfflltl Drapet ~!Spy ( (j)) Dtaltr'a CMlct • Tmtl Fiim uttse Rucala ao9CIJ mm,.... lroMliie lowlln1 for Doelan Mod Squad Trutfl or Co111equenen wti.t'a M1 Une? I lovt Lucy Th• Fii la Mltjer PntllbWa 111e •ic v1n.y • Avlatioft Wt1thtr ( Ci)) ltftlm · Drama THE DAILY PILOT,. TV W[Et<, PAAY 25. 1976 Q) ThfM Sloo&u EnJ Maltl"iece Thutrt "Upst1lr1, 7:30 I Ma~erade Party Downstairs" , ~ /\Al Holt,woed Squires I LI Ctlad• litft Crieda ~ WI/ 9:30 5tt S.rt lave Anterican ~It <9 ())) CD GI) Ttlt 0.-Cou· Wortd tf the Sta '1he lftnt Strike" (R) To im· @ (j) To Tell tht Truth h 1 In tht bulld • Mllllofl $ Mov1t: (C) (2hr) "The prove t e poor Ml'V Cl • • •• A .. Shltld of felworth" {edv) •54 Ina. Fell• Oflenlzes the tenants. ,_., and when they evtntual1y turn -lony Curtis, J1net Lelah. Barbara 1 ~ o · 1 1 IRus'b-~~1':!!°:.~s Revlewl •1•IE¥:::.:' """'"' OJ• ' Chtsplrtto 10:00 @Cl) @J m Pollce Woman friend• of Men yen Eleven • (R) Larry Heam•n Wortd of ~rvlval auesta 1s 1 member of 1 n1rcotic1 llttlt Rateala rlna whom Pepper mHts while 1:00 II (i1) m Cl) We'll Get ., The poslna IS a dru1·smu11lin1 airline Platt famtty's unpleasant journey to t rdess · New Enaland for In uncle's funeral l SIW':ll m ""' becomes en 1dventure when thei f cir breeks down In Woonsocket, ( (j)) (I) GI) pptc!f I R.I .. and they spend a rainy night News Clost·Up "T eJ ' bedded down in • leaky cabin, If Brit Hume Is the lnvestia1tlve re· you recoanize this episode it is be· porter for this program covering c1use CBS has rescheduled it the history of the CIA's covert ac· FOUR times. 111 after our prus tivltl&S around the world durina the deadline. past 20 yurs, end examines 0 0 ({) ®) m Stnford la Soft charces ol domestic spyin&. It tlSO "Fred's Treasure Garden" (R) Gra-explores CIA·owned or controlled dy's meticulous care of Fred's gar· businesses called "proprietaries." In den results In the growth of a lookini et Conareuionel supervi- mariju1n1 plant which Grady thinks sion, ABC News explores WHY only is p1rsley. one measure out ol more than 200 D Movie: (211r) "Road to Moroc-introduced In Congress durina the co'' (com) '42 -Bob Hope, Bina CIA's 28-yeer history has been en · Crosby, Dorothy l.lmour. 1cted to provide ,ruler ltalsl1tive ~ WM Wiid West contr'>I. (Qi Cl)) (]) t££> Kokhak -Qlt Smart T Nl(llt Stalker "The Knightly lie Tlllt Wrutlifta Murde1s" (R) Kolch1k discovers that : (we11U. at Sy111pt1ttwY 1 medieVll curse m1y be behind a 10·30 Q1t Siurt series of deaths connected with a • , IU411 Furth'• StN1n Room museum project. John Dehner and ~ 1 ..... 1 ~ .. -Hens Conreid a1a9t. 11 ·00 '"""• I Dtaler'e Choke • Ntwl M...tay Tbru f rlday . lttt of rouc Pobre Dilbla s,t. lllb Movie: (2hr) "The Fro11.en" , M"'9: (C) "Romanoff &. Jallet" (1dv) '51 -Richard Widmark, Dana (com) '61-Sendre Dee. John G1vln, Andrews. Gary Merrill. Peter Ustinov. I Wuhlnstofl Week In Review Mlasltn: 1111potalble El Show de RosJtl Pttu Moel Squid Japause La111uqe Proaram CD retlf Gun• 1:30 B @ (}) (j) We'll Cat By George QrMtlnp from KorM end Liz lice an 11e·old problem: Chtatpioftslllp Wratll•I how gently to tell lit' f1ther that : Y! for Health he wouldn't be welcome as 1 per· ( ) Vldtty at Set m1nent resident of the Platt house· , 1t1111 S4 hold. This episode hu been re-11:30 @m CIS Litt Movie: (C) scheduled FOUR times, so It may 1110t1 lira lJ¥e A llttle" (com) or m~ not air tonlaht! '67-Bobby Vee, Jacklt Dt Shan-a ~ Cl) (11 m Clllco & the non. Ma11 'Ed Steps Out" (R) Shelley 19 ()')Ital m Jtll11111 Cll'IOfl Wlnlera 1uests n • widowed owntr Gin trnll....1 Rodi c.nc.rt of a baktry who sets her rom1ntlc Mowtt: "OM De111trou1 Nlallt" cap for Ed and 1tts a 11tt1e bit of a) '43-Werrtn Wllll1m1. htlp from Chico. (tll (()) CD Wldt Wertd 1pt. m Mtrt 8rlffl11 Show I TIOn loCltlon: With Hum1n fJl) Wall Street WHk Oddities'' (R) t :OO B (l2J (I) Cl) Te It Annou!K'ld At (1) Movie: "llntun of Alcltm" our prass dt1dllne CBS had not de-Cdra) '62-Burt LAncasttr. termlntd whet proframmlna they 12:00 m Movie: .. fiend Wlttleut A fact" would air In this time slot. If the (hor) '58-Merihall Thompson. NBA 1ame is pl1yed tonlaht. local I krHn Stori.t speciels wlll err. and if the a1me Rodi Ctncert does not air, a movie mey be In· 1:00 (IQ) Mldnlcllt Special Join B111, serted. Hampton Hewes, Hoyt Axton, and B ID @ ®) m Roc.kford FUts Kool & the Gana star. •Tust By Accident" (R) When a 1:45 B Mov&t: "A Hattul tf Rain" (dr1) stock cer driver din in a traffic '57 -Don Murrey, Eva Marie ml1h1p, Rockford Is hired by tht Stint, Tony Franciosa, Lloyd Nolen. victim's mother end uncovers I 2:00 m All·Nlaht·Sllow: "Clllca&t Syndl· clever insurence-cl1im racket. eatt," "Ttlt lnettdlble Pttrtfltd Cl) Stal Sonc $pedal World," "'War of Ult SlttMtl" U <9 Cl)> CD GD Hot L 111t1. 3:30 R MtN: .. flltttt S,.JTOW" (dra) 11111• '13 -John Garfield, M1ureen 0) Slftrl to Advtntvft O'H1r1 1 Walter Sltztk. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 25, 1975 On a clear day you can SEE Catalina ••• Why not experience GOING to Catalinal By Modern Motor Vessels-Carrying up to 700 passen- gers Dally YEAR 'ROUND from Long Beach & San Pedro ( Plus t he Steame'r Cat alina from San Pedro and t he ) Island Hol iday from Newport starting thei r sea sons June 14 / OR by Grumman Seaplanes flying Daily YEAR 'ROUND from long Beach Airport and San Pedro Harbor HOTEL INFORMATION Area Code 213 547-5030 ... AND EXPLORE CATALINA BY INLAND TOUR ... BY HORSEBACK ... BY BIKE OR HIKE! STAY OVERNIGHT IN AN ISLAND HOTEL ... DINE IN UNIQUE RESTAURANTS ... LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ... ENJOY SWIMMING IN A QUIET BAY ... SANDY BEACHES ... QUAINT SHOPS ... GOLF & TENNIS ... SMOG-FREE AIR BOAT TRANSPORTATION From SAN PEDRO (213) 547-1161 From LONG BEACH '(213) 775-2654 From NEWPORT (714) 673-5245 COME TO CATALINA NOWI AIR TRANSPORTATION AIR CATALINA LON~R~EACH (213) 421 ·8281 H~~~R (213) 548 ·1314 CATALINA AIRLINES LON~roB~ACH (213) 425-7424 • S ATU R DA Y MAY 31 ". ( ' ~, 'J I ~ J I l 1:00 (I) SM-.r S..nttr 1:30 Ci) TY I Claurto• murs bp 1:00 I e&J @ ®) m Add11r11 f111111y ..... <a CIJ> (]) '°'''• Gana ....... , luD (!)MlalH: Ml&k . iiiitlr ........ Nelahbort.ood 7:30 SMnriM Se...-.r 0 Ci) ~ m Cllopper Bunch (ti (j)f(l) lup lunllJ Y•&tlleluua 0...1t117News News/hbllc Aff1ln (I) H. R. hfastuf : ClrrucMnclu I Joh11 W1y11t The1tre Roel Conceit <9 Cl))(]) Adftntures ot QR. 1~11 . m Movie: "Ten Wanted Mtn" (wes) '55 -Randolph Scott, Rich· trd Boone, Jocelyn Brando. 9:0011~~~~ ef the Lost C.untty Music : Miiter R...,... HtJahborhood 9:30 IJ (l1l (I) Cl),..,.,..._ & ll•m ..... 0 0 Ci) @l m Slcmund 1J Movie: "Pollet Dor" (adv) '55 -Tim Turner, S1ndr1 Dorne, Rex 111. 0 (fjj Cl)) (]) llssit'1 Rucve R1n1en . fID Vllil Alear• 10:00 I aJ ~ ~ ~P~k~ntJler 6 Wortd ot~MYll <9 Cl)> m ED Sul* FrittMls • Womea's Tro Tu11ls Teur111· •tnt 1:001@ (]) Ci) F1vtrttt M1rtil11 m Movie: "Beyond Momb1111" • QJ (j) (i'g) 8' bitfftllCf + 4 (adv) '57 -Cornel Wilde, Donna It• Aaltry 'heltn Reed, Leo Genn. lie llff Mlrtllt m AICOC Races (t.li Cl)) Cl) HNc Keftl nooe, @ Wiiiy's Wortsllop • Movie: '"The Min In Srey" fID SeslM Strttt (rom) '46 -J1mes Mason, Phyllis &E S,.nlah Movie Clllv~'!it s::rt Gr•naer. 10:30 I@ (]) (1) Shaum! True Adwetltlal9 fa(]) m Stir Trell Velce ~ y..a-6 Ottlef Ptopl-. Other '9la1 ,._.; ~ Words A-,o.,,.•' Movie: (C) "M1sten of die l :JO I ~ CI> Cl) s,..d Bum Cottao Juaale" (doc) '59-Narrited @ (I) lfj m Run, Joe, Run by Orson Welles. ,--........ --~---------~------,---1 11:00 IJ@ (I) Ci) V1lley of the Dino- FOR ' o"iu Ci) (Jj) m .... Luaue t t llseblll t WEAR ON ' IJ Movie: (C) "'Cun1nen of the Rio Qr111de" (wes) '65 -Guy Madi· son, M1dellne Lebeau. t CONCRETE t !'rrn,~~~·:u:. t t fID lbtm blerkn Ans t I POSTWALEl~YEES I t ll:JO!~~H~~:.=~" t ~ f ~,, (1dv) '36 -Lew Ayres, Isabel Jewell. IN SIZES 0 <eii! 00> @ ED A111er1u11 t 8T018 t =IMI t AAA to EEEE t I t ' ' Is~ t .95 t tR!~1~G ....... t ,,.,.. or. 8ICldt • AMAHllM South 01 u P91t111 t ,t41 M.IMM ,._77Z.144t t SANT A AMA "41111 Not1h o1 eo.no-r f t 1417 s..... ..... 54l·l 44t WISn.tSTB Ju11 8oultl 01 t t w"'"",...., 81..o t 14JS4 ........ ~" ... "°' 1 t HOURS: 10 AM TO 5:30 ~ t .. L Fri. 'til 8 PM .J ------Pase 14 A f I ! J~ ·~ () U i J 12:00 IJ @ (]) Cl) Har1e111 lltbftnt. ttf'I 0 Movie: (C) "The S.11 of tt.mp Bron" (wes) '58 -: Rory Cllhoun, Beverly G1rl1nd. I Ad Ub Glori• Steinem auests. Bl& llH M1rt.le C111Utr MltiMt Doub6tft1tur1 Roder Cata lZ:JO I (i7J (]) (j) flt Albert Ditti 8our..- (Qj 00> (]) ED Atlllltl Coif Cluslc live coveraae of the third round of play, from the At11nt1 Country Club in Atlant1, G1. l ltst '" $,.a .... .., ' the ProflstlDr Video t1M .... Wnt Ci))Mlatmftt Musk 1:00 IJ@ (])Cl) CIS Clllldl'tft'I Fii• Fnti¥1I "Goshi, the Circus Be1(' THE DAILY PILOT, 1-J WEEK. MAY 25, 1971'i D NEW! TODAY'S HOME * BEn'ER LIVING IDEAS mloclly'a HoM Movie: .. Mtu1Jt to &lrda" 1) '36 -B11b1r1 St1nwyck, W1I· lace Beery. m Pttticolt Jullttieft Ill Cl11t ea II T1rde 1:30 D Movie: "Sllcon" Crom) '48 - Alan lldd, Veronlel like. 0 Mov6t: "A•buah" (wes) '50 - Robert Tlylor, John Hodlak. Arlene Dahl. I Soul Tr1ln Biii Cosby The Same (R) 2:00 ;Du~a Treehouu Youtll l Ult Ln 0 ct) @l m l._lla1 TtHb •plo11ahlps Top lntern1tional tennis players pfrticlp1te In the men's and women's slnales flnals In Rome. Hud Oii My P'artntr 1M Chost Cotner r,te m American Outdoonm111 : flii Mo,tn' Jountal ( Ci)) AllhHI Wor1d • U-:1: NIVJ Cir I Track 2:10 IJ Mov6t: (C) "T1ru1 & U1e lost Saf1ri" (adv) '57 -Gordon Scott, Betta St. John. (]) Movie: "The SW.rd of lib lot" (adv) '63 -Cornel Wiide, Jean Wallace. Ci) Dlktl1I D Movie: (C) "Yt1r 20l9" (sci· fi) '6~~Paul Peterson, Charla IDoat: c'=:rr11 Cl) Wedd ef Rada& ( (j)) frltftds of 11111 W111J'1 Wtrbllop 3:00 Cl) T11111 Theatre 0 Mevlt: "lfte Stl(' (wes) '52- Cluk G1ble, Av1 Girdner, Broderick Crawford. 11=-~·oed : f"d• Future ) Wer1d of SuMYll . Ylsltlndo A IH &trtllll Alm Futures J:JO R Slturd., Mevle: '"The Mpttry of £dwl11 DfocNI" (mys) '35 -Claude R1lns, V1lerie Hobson. I Slt11rdly MltlMt Mlaslot: lmpouMllt Voice of Acriculture 4:30 !2 (]) Cl) CIS S,.f'b Spec· CI> $tMNb Fii• " '74 Collea• All· Amerlcln Football Team" ClttbritJ loWllq Haftk T1Mt111peon Show Ci)) film Feature "Fire & R1in" mc.rona .... 5:00 II Mtvlt: (2hr) '"IMutJ l the R .. bot" (com) '60 -Mimi• Vin Dor· en, Tuesday Wefd, Louie Nye. (j) Water World D <9 Ci)) (]) GD Ale's Wide Wortd of Sports ~ls"::wut II Mowtt: "Zittftld FOiiies" (mu5) '46-Fred Ast1ire, Gene Kelly, Red Skelton, lucllle Bill, Judy Garland IWilli:.:.P::.:!i ' (j) lb•t of the Gntt llMbln Glints vs. Montreal Anlcn .. llt America Little R1Klt1 5:30 I~ (S) (j) News IJalt btult Mtvlt: (C) (2hr) "Tllt Ru111lq n" (dra) '63 -L1urence Harvey, lee Remick, Alan Bates, Felix Ayt· mer. EB Clrtelera Soclll fID I lficlM I Tiit Nudur Debltt Ralph N1der end Professor Norman Rasmussen of MIT discuss the safety of nucleer pe>wer plants. m CtttfNtty Coif Chltltqe m Three Stooaes f lo f • t I "'4 I &:00 IJ D fl) m News Cl) CIS News Sptdll "The District Attorney" ':JO I My P11tMr the &host ~ht lalltry Cl) Riqaidt lollll Ficht tf the Weff Flrift& U.. lJtttt R11C1ls ' ""cij) Rt11Htr R.,.rt • lNIC News CotlftrtftCI (j) Otlltr ......._ Other "8ca lox de Mexico ~ Wor1d of Racina Movie: (C) "The House That ouldn't Die" (susp) '70-B1r1>1r1 St1nwyck. Richerd Et•n, Katherine 7:00 Winn, Michael Anderson Jr. • The flslltrm11 flm Future Th,. ..... Other ,..,.., Other Pllat Wld Klqdem m Movie: "Planet on UM Prowl" (sci·fi) '69-Jick Stuart, Amber Col· llns. 00 hp! ha the C.Ulttry (j) Educatlol at Wort ~lefty lne v1,.11111n Ci)) TM Flshtnl11 Clll It MIClrOftl 4:00 Wol1d ef Sarvfv1I Wrtllll111 fnNll the OfJwlplc Cllelwttr T 111111 Stir Trell m w1..rwortc1 iitlMe 22 Ci) Voice of Acrblture Perter Wqo111r SMw : World Pms ( (j)) Bii Dlia'a Outdoor& Wortd Cup Soccet DllllllOIMI Hud loWllll1 tor Dollln Satmnr & eo .. ,..., Eyewitaeu-la Aqlltl The Jtftenon MllUea $ llMt: (C) (2hr) ii Etrtla b Mlle" (dra) '59 - Rock Hudson, Jt1n Simmons, Dorot~ McGuire . ( (I)) m Ltwrtna Welk It 1lle1 A Thief l11my hill.,. (i)News : P•rspectiw on tht News · Mt4il Dr. Jauers lnv1aioft Hour 7:90 I WMd World •• A111 ..... @ Ci) Let's Mlllt A Deal Jtopinly Liln Qub All· & us) Rtd nd, I. trict 211r) 9 - WC, G) ltrsNn f111 "Winter Uaht" ..... Tiaat TUM II) p,_ler Fll1t 1:::~PIOft Show 9:)0 5' "e~ ~.~nee~~ = 5*e If Tlt•po (auest frtd Willard). • tall, hand ...., ......_. Stlew some eaom1nl1c with 1 penchant 1"1111 loMfo for suede and leather, arrives in Ptelce SurttOI Chicaao to win EJlen back, 1 situ1 8:00 ! <HJ (5) (I) M • ttM Fl1nlly tlon that plap h1~ with How· *lMnce makes strana• bed· 1rd's Insecurities. .. loWt. 11 Atdlia 1nd Mike l11rns I NYPD •n they bet to set who can do • Fa!D ftf Ted.tr without his favorite indul1ence for S..rdl "q"°"rs. w 9 m &weraeney1 io:oo a @ m Cl)~'°' aurMtt .., • Trade" (R) Basketball star (R) Tim COmiay 1uasts. .........,. · OMewit· '1'1lt Wat .. q -Klrttm Abdul Jabb1r plays the Vtc· (Clio ) '36.-Borls Katloff Edmund tlm of an automobile accident: 1nd or • the paramedics help 1t 1 fraternity Gwe~~ at Acua Catltlltt pftdp' party whldl has taken 1 C.1tu1tlty Fttclbecl traarc tum. ,.... • ..... (2tlf) "ltlld to laftll· Ml" (~) '4! -Bob Hopt, Bin1 :::I c.ntest ~ Doroth!_ umour. ~ a <• oo> w m ..... ,.. "Cry Nfrtd "--or the Nllht Beast" (R) Caine ii· Leu ao... Sllow nora a thrt1t to his freedom from 10:30 fl) Qull n .. /Mlal lllf thr .. bounty hunters In order to £tn lltafutieul MllNtlotl festival an1Wtr a mysterious cry of distress. 11•00 IEDDCl)@)<a(l))lhn Albert Salmi, Don Stroud, Victor · Pola Sursto11 Jory and Stefanie Powers auest. • 'ht Lacy sa.ow m •HEE HAW-TONITE'S Mewit: "'Dtlftld folltl" (mus) * COMEDY BEST SETI* '46-Frtd Astaire. Gene Kelty, Wll· Hee Hn Uam Powell, Red Skelton, Lucille ~le: (C) (90) ...,.,... a Ball, Judy Gar11nd. (•~) '62 -Guy Williams. liS: .. S:: :_-:.., Don Burnett. ~,.... !:;..-~ = .,.. n.. ,., CIM (com) '40 -James Stew· M·Sb=-' 1rt Rosalind Russell, Charles Ru1· · Red . ( d !. Allyn Joslyn. ll:lS Ci) MtN: (C) -C.pelllt" • v) Tiii 'Bia ~ "Snu1llty: The '66 -Audie Mu'l>hJ, *" Staley man Htrft1111' fl) Wt1t ... 1 Lfti s.tn 1....... C9 (1))Wetlll9 ....... Jl911AHI ......... e P'91'11llS ll:JO a fabuleus 52! (C} "'ftttJ ,.. ... l :JO 8 Q2' Cl) T1le Jeff e r 1e•1 (R) et Trtable" (com) '63 -Tony Cur· Ciofje ..., his llf1 1oin1 dow11 the tis, Suzanne Pteshette, Claire Wll· drain when an old friend appears cox, Llrry Storch. from out of his pest and threatens 1· l1Ql lat el lelfrM to r1ttlt the skeleton in Georae's 11iwtt: ..,_,lddt lattlt...., (dr1) doset unleu Gtorte cou1hs up '58 -Mike Connon, John Ashley, aome cash. Russ Bender. . Cl) c... .... ... (j) .... : "Tiie Sael ........ Cl) Cl .... CalMn (hor) '58 -Jolin Hudson, Pew 9:008~ ())Cl) Mary ~' Moore W~bber. .W (R)Murray St1u1tlter, father 0 Mewit: "'TM Pu•• f.atlal" of tt1r" da41pters, suddenly de· (tfr1) '64-Ptter Andi, Anne 8tn· cldts th1t he wants 1 son. 1 desire croft, James Mason. ~ th•t creates not only 1 rift between 00 Mowte: '1'11t o..... , __ , Murray and his wife, but between (dra) '43-Henry Fonda. ..i...-11oJ. Mary and tti. men in the news· fJ l1terutle1t1I CttHl...-- room Wmtllllc ., D ~ Ci) A) m NIC Slbmlay ti) llewie: '1'1lt L1vi11C HMll (hor) lliwi· (~ (flw) "'nt UI tf die -Abel Salazar. II-*·,_,,. (R) (dra) '74-Ralph <9 Cl)) SdetlClt F1dM 1'lltrt Bellamy, Kief Martin. Glenn Cor· lZ:OO Ell I lflc!Aj!,!"-, ...... Mull· bttt. J1C11 Krudlen. A youna stock· cal variety . brolltr Inherits his 1randf1ther's $flip and hires 1 captain to con· 12:)0 fJ d De.a'• Outdoon tlnue die old man's quut for sunk· 9 Tiie Wlttra Fa•ly en trenur1. .-6. ..... _ 1 :00 I At oM W1dl •.• a ca Cl)> Cil m * -···-, · Titrllef iitwtt: (t) (211r) "Tllu~s All-ftlabt S8ler. "'la•Mn, tlle .. _.. (Jt) (com) '74-Gene Wilder. limle!Mt," "'The Awful Df. Otteff," Bob Ntwttart, Ellen Burttyn, Cloris ...... et Deed!" Leachman, Martha Scott, N~ncy 1•25 B Mtwle: "Y.., .,....,.. (dni) Wilker, Valerie Harper, Rob Reirwn, • •16 _ James MICArthur, Kim Hun· Norman Fell. A modem comedy ter James Daly. •bout two marrled men who con· CI) Mewit· "Ille Sllllt 1tr11111 ' tlnue to there tht dubious Joys 01 wn (d~•) '39 -Gtota• San· "the boy's nlaht out" even after ders. thtfr WMkly Thursday nlaht poker 2:4011 Mftlt: (C} "'Tuaa Ltdr" (wes) ime brt1ks up. . . ·~· •55 Cl1udett1 Colbfrt Barry Sul· ""' ~ tD l'IUTimUlrl -' MH frt• UNCLE llvan, Ray Colllns. THE OAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. MAY 25. 1975 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 SATURDAY: MAY 14 3:00 Llw ftf tM '70I (C) 3:30 L1w fw ..... 70a (C) 4:00 L1w fOf ... '70I (C) 4:JO Mat 19d &Wtamttlt (C) 5:00 ....... uw.....e (C) 5:30 s,.dll: (C) (P8S) l:JOtlpedal: (C) (PBS) 1:00 leM lelt (C) (PBS) 7:JO r ... of AW11u1 (C) (KOCE) 8:00 lltltutieul Alllutio1 Festivll CC} (PBS) 8:30 11 ~ et Wolf Trap (C) (PBS) 9:)0 ..,.., et ttM M11a (C) (PBS) SUNDAY: MAY ZS 3:cJo Yep wttt1 MtdetiM (C) (KOCE) 3:30 Ytta wtu. Madel1'1t (C) (KOCE) 4:00 Mu• Pretect (C) (PBS) 4:JO Tltellllf 1w AIMfa (C) (PBS) &:00 llltetflCt (C} (PBS) &:JO frylq P1111 Wbt (C) (Pn) 7:00 f"'btc Cetd (C) (CTW) 7:JO V.wa' ......... (C) (KOCE) 8:00 lfll ...,.,.. Jturul: lllttma· tioul Rlt*t (C) (PBS) 9:00 lite Wtatllef (C) (PTL) 9:JO focus: OrMp CouetJ (C} (KOCE) MONDAY: MAY 21 12:00Sd1Mt District lhWI (C) (KOCE) 12:10 Mast.piece Thtetrt (C) (PBS) 1:101..W./Out (C} l :ZS Meat fldtfy (C) 1:40 Thile fll Drw (C) 2:00 ~ C:..palf (C) (CTW) 3:00 L1w ftf t11e '70a CC) l :JO .... Md bwtna8ltlt (C} 4:00 ....... T1tilp ltelf (C) (PTl) 4:30 fJedrlc c:..,_, (C) (CTW) 5:00 Sal ........ (C) (CTW) 1:00 Llw ftf lt.e '70s (C) l:JO Yt11 Wiii Md11i11 (C} (KOCE) 7:00 w ... , (C) (PBS) 7:30 focus: Onlqe c..tJ CC} (KOCE) 8;00 The Great -.nc.11 F• Detc1 (C) 1:30 ..... (C) (ites) t:JO l*'1lct (C) (PBS) TUESDAY: MAY t1 lZ:OO Sdlool D11trtct ..._ (C} (KOCE) 12:10 , .......... (C} (CTW) 12:40 11111 la MJ Lllld (C) (KOCE) 1:10 C:...uMJ tf lMltc ....... (C) l :JOn.." ... (C) 1~5MatllFICtlrJ(C} • ~1JO Otdrlc eo.:"' (C} (CTW) 2:JO Cam1e1hn (C) (PBS) 3:00 ,.., ....,_ wftll ... EJplfb (C) J:JO ........ T1llltp lrw (C) (PTl) 4:00 Yep w1U1 ........ (C) (KOCE) 4:JO EJectrtc C..palJ (C} (CTW) 5:00 .......... (C} (CTW) 1:00 Ill -Mafllle (C} (NET) l:JO .... IM Enllw..t (C} 7:00 1"1111 WIJ It WIS (C} (PSS) 7:30 Flap tf Allbl .. (C) (KOCE) 1:00 llledtl: (C) (P9S) t :JO ~ JeuruJ (Cl (P8S) W~Y:MAYJI 12:00 SchNI D11trtcto News (C) (KOCE) 12:101N1 llue Martllt (C) (NET) 1!:40 f ICt the ....... (C} 1:10 Math Fedofy (C) l :ZS llllide/Otrt (C) 1:40 C:.1t••• et l.Nlq TMlp (C} 2:00 EJedrtc C.pHJ (C) (CTW) 2:30 VIII• Ai.are (C) (PBS) l :OO Law for ttM '70I (C) J:JOM11t19d~(C) 4:00 ffJf11 P1u w"' (C) (PTL) 4:30 Electric C:O.peftf (C) (CTW) 5:00 Seu• Street (C) (CTW) &:00 Law for tM '70t (C) 1:30 Yot1 wiUI MtdetiM (C) (KOCE) 7:00 P1aJ Bridae With lttt Experts (C) 7:30 Voten' PiptlltM (C) (KOCE) 1:00 Masterpiea Thuter (C) (PBS) 9:00 Mullc Pro;td (C) (PBS) 9:30 Tiit Wtathtf (C) (PTL) THURSDAY: MAY 29 12:00 School Di1trict ..... (C} (KOCE) 12:10 Now1 (C) (PBS) 1:10 n .. t. Drlw (C) l:ZS Cot111tunitJ of Uvlq Tlllnp (C) 1:45 lulde/Out (C) 2:00 E1tc:tric C..p11y (C) (CTW) 2:JO Ilia: llue Martllt (C) (NET) l:OO lllterllltioftll Anlutioll festival (C) (PBS) l :JO Fltffq Seod (C) (CTW) 4:00 Yep witll MtdeliM (C) (KOCE) 4:JO EJectric Co11pe11J (C) (CTW) 5:00 Siu• Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 ....... t (C) (PSS) l :JO .... 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WEEK, Mb 25, 1975 T0 -42% •F Receivers, Amps, Tuners: Your chance to 9et . unbelievable deals on famous name electronics! 10··150% Headplione's: Many models; open :air, conventional, tone controls, volume controls, gift bo s. · atlantic music stereo The J~rry 'n' Rocky Show: Good Humor In the White House I DAILY PILOT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MAY25, 1975 A Special Picture Essay by the Author Of "Photoanalysis" FORSALLYSTRVTHEHS What wai your acaried ~P-M.O., Sacra- mento, Calif. e One night after I Jeft the studio, I was cbued and nearly run off the road by two thugs. I drove like a ~c to the Beverly Hills Pol.ice Station, but reali7.ed, too late, that in swinging around rd come in the wrong side and bad ended up in a distant parlcing lot. So there I was, running around lilce a chiclcen with its head cut oJf, and the men in the car FOR LYNN REDCRAVE,dar O'f .. The Happy Hooker Why do you think so many show busiDess marriages failP -J.C., Utica, N.Y. -. • Shouldn't we first establish that show business causes divorce? I thinJc the divorce rate for people in show busi- ness is on a par with that of other.people. However, I do agree that it is conducive to romance. And I think it's dan- gerous to get close to your costar from a professional point of view, because once the '•affair" is over, the two of you can never work together comforta'bly again. FOR CHARLTON BESTON, #or O'f .. Earthquake,. Yon're a mystery to the public. Is this from cboicieP- J. Pierre, Port Huron, Mich. e I don't know why-or how. Over the years, fve ~en many interviews and am always ready to answer questions because I know actors cannot expect to have absolute pri- vacy. However, when I'm not working or traveling, f d much rather st.ay home, away from the spotlidtt, enjoying the "personal" side of my life with family and lriends. FOR RALPH G. MARTIN, auth<>r O'f "'The Woman He Looea 1a·it true that when Wallis Simpson waa bom, the doctor told her mother she wu "'&t for a ldng"'?-Mn.Lela Owens, Havelock, N.C. • The full conversation, according to her oOusin, Mrs. Eliz. abeth Biddle Cordon, went like this: "Doctor, is the baby all n;it? Has she all her fin§.en and all her toes?"' ·she's per· feet, ~swered the doctor. In fact,.she's fit for a Icing ... FOR MABLo THOMAS As a half-Italian, are you aa great ·a cook as ItalU.n women are suppoted to beP-A.S., Fort Worth, Texas • I can cook, but doubt rm "great." I'd rather cook for large groups (that's the actress in me-I like a full house) because if I take the time and trouble to make a complicated dish, I want lots of people to see and taste what I dJd. I'm addicted to c1*-Qlate, so anyone who comes for dinner is sure to get pasta and chocolate-not slenderizing, but delicious. FOR THE ASK THEM YOURSELF EDITOR Can you tell me something about the daughter of the late J.ck Benny?-Anne Springer, Daytona Beach, Fla. • Mary and Jack Benny adopted a daughter, Joan, whose first marriage at 19 in 1954 was to N.Y. atockbrolce:r Seth Baker. She and Baker had the most lavish wedding Holly- wood had seen in years-since Shirley Ttmple wed John Agar. It reportedly set her dad baclc $50,000. Two years and one son later, Joan was divorced and. hours later, married Bud Rudolpf\, a Hollywood haberdasher. This mar- riage produced a daughter, and another divorce. In 1963, Joan f>ecame the wife of film executive Robert Blumofe.. Joan said in 1962 she was rarely recognized in public, but she always enjoyed meeting aJJ the famous follc her father lcnew, and she's still star-.struck. She can't tell a joke and once said: 'When Dad chuckles at one of my yams, I'm happy for three days ... Cowr Ptlolo by PrHldentlal Ph9toof9Pher Oevld Hu-Kennerty approaching. I bolted into the r!lice statioo scteamiog, "1Wo meo are after niel Help met The p<>llce went outside and looked, but of course by that time they were gone. But I bad no asuranoe that they weren't puked arouod the cor- ner. so I asked the police to escort me llome. You know what they said? They s&id they coo.Id only take me as far u the dty limits. And that's wliat they did. When we got to the dty Jim.its, they turned arowxf and said aver t6eir Joud- IJ>Mker, '"Good luck, lady!" I couldn't believe it! Lucidly I got home a1l right. POB<;EORGE MEANY, prmd.ent O'f the AFLCIO . What U'tl your' favorite boob?-Elmer A. Beck, Kenosha, Wis. • Well, I don't read much fiction. 1be last novel I read that made much of an impression on me was 1'ropic of Cancer." My favorite reading is history, biography, political memoirs and the lilce, ~ on Am~ themes. I enjoyed •Plain Speaking, the ta~ interviews with Harry Tn.anan, and found Solihenitsyn I "Gulag Archipelago,. fascinating. PORPAVL .. BEAil'" BRYANT, Urffoenity O'f A.1oboma football coach Wlr)' did tbe police etOm't you ol the Seid after Notre Dame up9et Alabama on New Year'• night? Did IOmeone really lhreatm your life?-M. Ammom, Bart, Teus • Often there is a aowd at the dresiiog-~ entrance and it helps to have a police escort. Fans have stolen my hat, and sometimes men who have been drinking have cursed me and my team and coaches. My life hasn't .been threateoed, but with my bowl recud, some peop1e might like to! FOB lllCBAEL DOUGLAS When are you going to many Brenda Vaccuo?-L.S., VaDCOUWll', Wash. e When fm good aod ready, and when I feel there's area- .on to do so. I believe in marriage, and the fact that my parents were divorced bu no effect on my attitude. Right now we're happy, and one day we'll surprise everyone and become Mr. & Mrs. FOR CONNIE STEVENS Bow do you feel about being compared with Marilyn MonroeP-L.R., Green Bay, Wil. e ·1 think of myself as "the girl next door," and lo my opinion MarUyn was the greatest sex queen who ever lived. But I'm flattered to be compared to Marilyn, because I ad- mired her. As to our lives, there's no comparison at all. ..., !5, tt76 lianl(J ~ The Newlpaper Maoaztne AJ a11.r11 •De.-C1 .... 11 ..._ ...,... K.-. c••Jnw• o1.,.. ...,.., ~ ............ ~ ....... FNCI DIM•••• • ._ • .,, .. ~ ........ llOllTON FRANK. l'Nlld1• M4 ...... .., UONAAO a. DAYIDOW, CfllllnNR ROllRT 0: c:A.IUEY, •11eo. Vl.--..0. "•HtNr 'ATIUCK M. ~. V.P.-M Ol~or Im LAYENICY, V.P.-Marbtlng Dtntetor o.r-.1 a. Wroe, ea.tern Mgr.; ..._.. D. Cenol, AMOC. &stem Mgr.; .loe ,,...,, Jr., Chloeao MQr.; ....... £, .......... ., &.-. .... "8jW~ lo9 A""'9• Md SM Francfeco. ,.. 11ND HLATIOM1 LB IL.US, V.P . ..Olr9Ctor; ......,. It. ........ 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Not aince Vice President Alben Bartley regaled Harry Truman with stories of how "yoti can't get there frodl here" bu there been 10 much laughter around the White HOUie. Jerry and Rocky, the venerable Pres- ident and. Vice Praideot, kid each other a Jot and kcCp the humor rolling. even when the state of the Union and the economy tend to get them-and the popularity po&--GpOabt. The President, for example, quotes Rocky, and tells bow the ViQC Presi- dent, whose family c:omma.nds ill own ftcct of plane.a, complained at what he bad come ~ to u Vice President- Air Force 2. Ford said, "Wheo Rocky saw bis plane, be said he bad some- thing of his own that went falter. "I said, 'One of your jets?' "He said, 'No, my lawn mower.' .. Nixon kept his Vice President, Spiro Agnew, at ann's leoath and Jet Agnew be the clown. when there wu any clowning or ridiculing to be done. LBJ also guarded bil own poaitioo jea.loualy and did not speod too much time frat- ernizing with the ebullient Hubert Humphrey; his ViQC President, just u Kennedy, when he wu President, seemed to ignore Vice President Lyn- don, and leave his Number Two man to his own devices. But all that baa cbaog~ and now we have a President who seems to de- light io his Vice President's company and keeps him u close by as possible. When he's out giving a speech, Rocky doesn't mind poking a little fun at himself. He likes to start out by saying: "It's a real thrill f'?r me to be here tonight representing the Republican party. This has never happened to me before . ., Theo be pauses significantly and mutten, "Not that I didn't try." A little later, be brings down the house by commenting, ASo far, for 1976, the Democrats seem to be sutf er- in g an embarrassment of riches. [Pause) That's an expresaioo 1 never quite understood until my confirmation bearinp!" . 4 • FAMILYWEEt<l.Y, W.,d, 1'75 .group, '11te putnea ol America is that aoyonie can grow up to be prtU- dent of something-an airtioe, an IUto company, a ·utility or [pause] Presi- dent of the United States." Then Ford looted around laconically and added, ''lbat's just one of the chances you take." The President doean~t even mind telling about the way he wu introduced j by an old football teammate, who a&id, ~ "I played football with Jerry Fonl for :i 1Wo years and it made a lasting imprcs- ... sion on me. I wu the quartert>act and J! Jerry wu the center, and I must 1ay, j it pve me an entirely ditferent view of the President!" .. _.,,.,......._,, .. ,.. ..... ,, PNeld1111...tV...Ps 1 ldrnt.lrld ... Oll9•1oCMdlllllp ................. " "It'• hard to find a room In Washington that Isn't bugged. When I swear In wlm11 ... , I ask them to give the whole truth, nothing but the truth and pleue apeak directly Into the flower v.e." -Vice President Neleon Rockefeller . By .Fra•MJS Spatz Lelptea Eapeclally~for FAMILY WEEKLY As for Praident Ford, be ii no patsy and can give u good~ he gets. Poli- ticians well remember when he brought down Rooald Reagan with one wry comment: "I don't think Reagan dyes bis hair-it's just prematurely orange." Those who attend White House par- ties soon learn that President Ford is a muter of the punch line and doesn't need his speech writer (and sometime contributor to FAMILY WEED.Y), Bob Orben, to put words in bis mouth. For example, when singer Vikki Can, who is a Mexican-American, asked the PresKlent, ""What ii your favorite Mexi- can diabT' Ford ahot bact: "You." Sports abo brings out the beat in presidential humor. And here Ford plays it humble. Or to quote him more specifically. "fm very f1l9deat about my golf game. But tbeo. I have a Jot to be modest abouL" . He teed off at the Inve.rrary Cluaic in Florida., bad in February, with a good drive, but ended two strokes ovet. par on the fint ho~ 1bis ii why," he said, .. when I play golf, my Secl'et Serv~ ice men go on combat pay." Ford likes to kid Kissinger about his "diplomatic pme of golf," cxplainioa to bis sportSmen friends, "Henry Kis- singer is probably the greatest diplomat the world bu ever known, and fll teU you how I know thia. The other day I was in a sand trap and there was a water hazard beyond that, and then another 60 feet to the .ftnt bole. "fll tell you what Hency did. He conceded the putt." The needling President Ford en- joyed most wu that of heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali, who visited the President at the White House and told him with mock belligerence, "You made a big mistake letting me come, because now I'm going after your job!" Ford fixed him with a steely eye, then grinned and said, .. Stop by an- other day-there are some days f d be happy to let you have it!" Ford loves to downarade the desir- _ability of bis office. A.a he told ooe The President usumea a moct- injured air u he tells about the year he wu voted the team's mo1t valuable player u a senior at Michigan in 1934. "That y~r we lost seven out of eight games.," be says ... Yet they voted me their IDOlt valuable player. I couldn't decide whether to amile or sue." But it's 1port1 be-most frequently turns to u a IOW'ce of humor, u when he said, "There are many 1imiluities between football and government. Sometimes, for example, a lot of talk goes on for houn or days without any- one really aaying anything. In Wub- ington. they call it a filibuster. In foot- ball, it'i called Howard Cosell." President Ford likes nothing better than making a apeecb. But sometimes be suffers becluae his listcnera don't know if he's punning or just generally garbling the English language. As a prime example, be arrived at the National Presa aub for the swear- ing-in of the new club president, Wil- liam BrQOm. Rising to admUU.ter the oath, Ford deadpanned. 'This is a sua- pici001 occasion." Warming to his subject, Jerry Ford told Broom about the perils of being Prcajdent. "Pint," he said, sounding very sad, "they take away your swim- ming pool. And then they ask you to come clean." (This brought down the house with reporten. who know that Richard Nixon covered the White House swimming pool and made it into the press room.) .. The President makes sure. whenever Continued ; How many times have you Somebody still 4oes. heard that expression -La.:Z-Boy. We've been they're not making them crafting chairs with quality like they used to. And it's and pride In~ true. Back in the good old all along. And we11 newr ' days you could get your . stop. Take our La-Z-Rockel, doller's worth. You for example. It swivels. It could count on quaJlty. rocks. It turns easily on a Somebody cared. specially designed . mecharmm. It giWI you all you could ask for In comfort It's built to last. It's made with the very finest materials -like fine fabrics of DuPont Nylon. So th~ next time you think they're not making them like they used to, think again. And remember La-Z-Boy.The Chair P~ l For free col9r brochure and nearest deaJei Write La-Z-Boy, Dept 4fJN, MQnrOe, Michigan 48161. The Jerry and RoekyShow Continued he can, that his audience knows that he personally bas experi- enced ha.rdship and economic depression. At the University Club of Washington recently, he reminisced about working his way through college: "I was the only athlete in Michigan history who ever had a football knee and diahpan hands at the same time." He went on to comment that he got his first degree in 1935 in economics, and added that he was sliJl getting a degree-- "a third degree, at least from some people, and it's still in economics." Insiders claim it is because of their close personal friend- ship that Vice President Rocke- feller bas taken the pains to announce, this far away in time, that he h~ no intention of following Jerry Ford as President, even if Rockefeller is the heir apparent of the Re- publican party. There is, apparently, no com- petition between the two men. The Oval Office is always open to Rocky, who docs not hesi- tate to drop in for a few cheery words; and Ford, in turn, proved his friendship by drop- ping everything and Hying to New York to be present at a dinner honoring the Vice President. Around the White House, President Ford milb every sit- uation for all the laughs be can get, admitting freely that "hu- mor is my therapy." When his wife Betty got all steamed up over her cff orts to gain support for the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment and was picketed at the White House for her trouble, the President did not give her the "now, now, dear" treatment. Instead be needled: "As a great philosopher once said, nobody will ever win the battle of the sexes. There's loo much frater- nizing with the enemy." As for his daughter, be is forever cautioning her to be economical in her purchases, saying, "Remember, rm still a Ford-not a Cadillac or Lin· coin." And he loves to put her on by telling friends the story I • FAMILY WEEKLY, Mey 25, 1875 .. Now whew• ............ ""°_ lodelghtlahleVlce PNeldenfl CHIS RJ Md ......... ctoee bJ•pouHe." 1n...Jucing the worlds funniest looking brootn. It's Scamper. The hardworking, outdoor sweeper that's hardly any work at all. in fact, Scamper is so · durable it carries Monsanto's Wear·Dated guarantee. Look for Scamper wherever ordinary brooms are sold. Once you get.over Don't laugh. Scamper may look funny, but that's why it sweeps quickly and easily at any angle. Its bristles of tough polyethylene last longer- of how he got bjs golden re- triever. "Let me tell you about Susan and how she got me my dog, Liberty," he begins, as Susan stands by, shaking her head helplessly. "Well, actually, Susan ~~ OUIDOlll "' M t 5 ,,.. onsan o thought she'd surprise me, and she called up a highly recom- mended kennel and said she wanted to order a golden f'e· triever. But it wasn't that euy. "The owner wanted to know whom the dog would be going to, but Susan wd she couldn't hov.1 funny it looks, you 'II be delighted h°"" well it works. · tell him bcCause it wu a sur- prise. Well, the man explained he couldn't sell -a dog unless be knew it was going to a good home and exactly what kind of home it waa. "Susan auured him it would be a good home and the couple ..,,.., ...., not be .... MW Olten end Jot.aw. but....,.,. hfunnleet ..... In ......... HouM ... .. "'"'°"of h ........ ton ..... corpa." were friendly and middle-aged and lived in a big white house with a fence around it. "The kennel man said, 'Good. But do they own. or rent?' "SU5'ln mulled that over for a minute and she said, 'Well, you might call it public housing.'" Unlike most people, Ford c.an take it when humor with a biting edge is directed at him, and sometimes be even knowa how lo take advantqe of it. When Lyndon Johnson made fun of then-Congressman Ford, saying, 'The trouble with Jerry Ford is that he played football too long without a helmet," Ford turned away bis own wrath by turning up at the Uni- versity of Michjgan with a toy- sizcd football helmet tied to his head. He even got a laugh out of the comment that presidential candidate Sen. Henry Jackson made about Ford and bis pub- lic: "1be honeymoon is over- and in two yean we can mate the divorce final." Reporten remember a trans- continental flight when they presented the then Vice Presi- dent with a sweatshirt bearing the large inscription, "Official U .S. Streaker.'' They thought no more about it, but suddenly, an hour or so before the plane was due to land in Washington, out popped Jerry Ford from bis private compartment. He was wearing his streaker sweatshirt and proceeded to jog up and down the aisle. President Ford likes to turn the tables on members of the press any chance he gets, and not too long ago at a Washing- ton Preas Club party he kidded UPI reporter Helen Thomas: "I'm firmly convinced that if the good Lord had ~de the world today, He would have spent •a days crcatiJig the heaven and earth and all the living creatures upon it, but on the seventh day, He would not have rested. He'd have been too busy justifying it to Helen Thomas." Continiud on page 12 See the high prices of . new furniture on the market today, and you'll see why reupholstering is growing so popular. · More and more people feel they can save money and get quality work by having their fine old pieces reupholstered. With the craftsmanship you gain through Up- holstering & Decorating School home-study, you will be able to transform a worn old sofa or chair into a handsome decorator piece-and get well paid for your time. Yes, you can acquire this valuable skill by training right in your own home, at your own pace, from the only upholstery course accredited by the Accrediting Commission of the National Home Study Council. You CAN DO IT SO INEXPENSIVELY that you can af- ford to do it just for the pleasure of beautifying your own~m~ · Phyllis Major of Jaffrey, N.H. started with us be- ~use "I wanted to learn how to reupholster my own furniture" but after completing a sofa and two arm chairs which she proudly showed to her friends, she found "some of them want me to reupholster their furniture when I feel that I am ready." . 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As Rocky tells the story: "'I am ~ minded of the importance of the Vice Presi- dency every time I loot at the chandelier hanging in my Senate oft\ce. "The aame chandelier hung in the White House until Teddy Roo.evelt became umoyed because the wind, blowing through the White House windows, made the chandelier tin.tie. Finally Teddy said, 'Seod that cliandelier over to the Vice President's office. ll abould help keep him awake.' .. The President is trying to keep his Vice President awake by giving ~ t'lcnty of wort to do, lite the job of investigatina the CIA. About that assignment, the Vice President quips, "The investigation ia takina a little Jonscr than we planned. We loat a lot of time trying to find a room in Wubinaton that wun't bugged." Then Rocky adds, "But DOW f ve got the hang of it. When I swear in wit- nesses, I ask them to give the whole truth. nothing but the truth and please apeat directly into the flower vase." Rocky must take a certain amount of rib- bing f rorn the President, as when Ford need.led him recently about his gift-aiving proclivities, which became known to the nation durioa the confirmation hearings on Capitol Hill. Rocky shot back, "I should have stuck to my grand- f ather'a cxamplo-only giving away dimes." The Vice President in tum likea to bt the President about how Ford is throwina him out of bia own home-the Rockefeller estate OD Foxhall Road-and moving him to Admiral's House, which will be the official vice praiden- tial residence. .. I've had a house in Washingtoo all theae yean," sighs Rocky. ahakinJ hia head, .. and now I'm getting kicked out. They moat be try- ing to find IOmethiog to keep my wife busy. Not only that but I've aot to go throuab all that redecorating again. And to top it olf, they're putting me in a smaller place-12 acres, when rm used to 18." 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OOClllf; IO If Clraf do, ,.. .... _ 1 C.:cl Of' ..... l'D ...... c111111J look lailo IL" W•: ..,.. JleiidatJ. ,..,, "'~ 6'J• ........ A-.- Nn Ycd, M.Y. 100Z2 People Qui% By4'olUIE.GU...n Is There More in Your Words Than Meets the Ear? True or FalM: The image a given. word conjures up in your mind depends on whether you•re a man or a woman. (See number 3) TRUE OR FALSE? 1. When people talk to themselves a lot, it's a . sisn their brains arc leaking and they're lack- ina in mental honepower. 2. You can use a single word to develop any penonality characteristic that you wish you bad more of-such as patience, self~ofi dence, serenity, willpower or whatever. S. The image a given word conjures up in your miod depeuda on whether you're a man or a woman. 4. Swear words, when chosen d.iscriminatcly and employed judiciously, do much to ernpha- lize and make more credible the message you arc trying to get across. ANSWERS 1. False. There is no basis for the notion that having a convenation with yourself-as Jong 11 you understand what you say-indicates that you're losing your marbles. Psychological studies of internal speech-talking to oneself ailcntly or aloud-and the thinking process ahow that: "Internal speech, as a mechanism of human thought, organiz.ea and directs th0ught, maintains its purposeful character and leads to logical completion of the process." 2. True. Studies at the PsycbOl)'Ilthcsia Research Fouodalion show that any word posseasea the power of stimulating the activity associated with it. A technique found effective in modify- ina or chaoaios. a person's behavior OI' atti- tudes is described as follows: "O>oose a word that expresses the quality you want to develop (courage. patience, coofideoce, etc.). Put a card with that word printed oo it where it will be easily noticed-at the bedside, on a desk, table or wall." Even if you do not consdoiuly notice it, its vi.rual Image producu an impres- .u,,. on your receptive uncon.sciou.r and works on It. a. True. One study has shown, for example, that while women tended to associate the word "prden" with flowen, the image it conjured Up in men WU likely to be wu,ds and vege- tables ("decoration for the female, outdoor occupation for the male"). Women ~iated the word "baby" with darling, while men asso- ciated it with cry. The word "make" was u- aociatcd by men with money, wliile it made women think of dress. "Shift" made men think of /ootball, while the same word caused women to think of the gear shi/t in an automobile. 4. Fal.r~ocordiDB to studies at the Univer- sity of Kentucky, where it was found that "profanity in communications bad a detrimen- tal efJ«t on the perceived credibility of the communicator." Such practice may make your speech more colorful, but it ii likely to make it less convincing. f'.AMILY WEEKLY. 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If you swing towards menthol More, you '11 find that More Menthol gives you more coolness, more tobacco enjoyment . · More Menthol starts with a blast and cruises you through the longest, slowest-burning, ~lest-smoking expe- rience you've ever had. More. And More M~nthol. They sit neat in your hand like they were made for it and fit your face like they found a home. Its a ·cooling blast Warning: lhe Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smuking Is Dangerous to Your Health. The first 120mm cigarette. r~ter. Menthol: 21 mg. "rer", 1.6 mg. nicotine-BY. per cigarette by FTC method. I ~ m the \\Orld! I TINY TURK AND JO ANN HOSS Who ••• lnOfe lhrlmp? &a. .. not • factor In ... com.t: Jo Ann Hoss weighs in at a mere 118 pounds and yet she holds the title of Shrimp Eating Champion, which she, earned in July, 1971, by shucking and downing 5 lbs. 10 ozs. of shrimp. At 6-8, 480 lbs., Tiriy Turk wa.'i simply ns> match for her. What is her secret? •My size iJ certainly not an advantage, but my husband and I run a wholesale shrimp business in Freeport. Texas, aIJ<l perhaps from that I've learned bow to shuclc faster than most. Also, I do like to eat-I came from a family of eight chi.Jdren, and if you didn't eat quickly you just might go hungry," Jo Ann said laughingly. l1>e hardest part of the contest comes at the end because it takes supreme conoeotration not to get side.• Even though Jo Ann hasn't competed since she earned the title, sbe still holds the record and is Usted in Ille Guinness Book of World Rec- ords." Soon after the competition she developed an allergy to shrimp. Shuclcsl · - CATHY RIGBY ........ tootame The lltde glrf with the big wtll to win: "At the age of eight, Cathy began tak- ing ballet lessons. She found the disci- plined movements enjoyable but not acrobatic enough. When she heard that a local youth center was offering classes in trampoline, Cathy begged her father to take her"'there. Paul Rigby recalled that 6rst lesson as the opening of a door to a new universe for his daughter. 'On the very 8rst night,' be said, 'she was doing bacldlipsl' ... Cathy was close to her eleventh birthday when she met the noted gymnastics coach, Bud Marquette, the man who was to change her life. When Cathy came to me in 1963,' Marquette said yean later, 'she came in shorts and bare feet. She looked just like a ragamufllo. All she could do was cartwheels. But in about two months she was better than girls who had been training for two years. She oeYer" fooled around. She weuJd have excelled no matter what.' .. From "Women Who Win; by Francene Sabin (Random House, ts.95). BIRTlfDAYS (all Gemini): .._,.,_ Leslie Uggams 82; Gene Tunney 77; Beverly Sills 46. Monday-James Ar- ness 52; Peggy Lee 55; John Wayne 68. Tu11d9y-Henry Kissinger 52; Sen. Hubert Hwnphrey 64; Vincent Price 64; Cilla Blaclc 32. Wednndaf-Car- roll Balcer 44. Thu'9day-Bob Hope 72. Friday-Benny Goodman 66. Sat- urday-Norman Vincent Peale 77; Joe Namath 82; Clint Eastwood 45; Prince Rainier 52; Don Ameche frl; Peter Yarrow (of Peter, Paul and Mary) 37. BIRTHDAY PeOPLE: .,.., .... and Vlnc9nt Prtc. By Frank Baginski LrrTLE EMILY 0 0 0 "Of COWM lhe'a neaty. SM'• ..... IMJ ~ the •oppoelllon' MX." FAM ILY WEEKLY, Ma~ 25, 1975 • ti SPECIAL OFFER TO OUR READERS Umit two cartridges witll. coupon from this 1d only NEW &ORDERLESS PRINTS · Offer enda Dec. 30. 1971 ,--~-------------------~~~ : . ''• ~ O Hereiamycartridgeof 12ez.poemeKodacolor : I ~ • r falm.. I am encloaing $1.50 with thia special coupon. I I O Here ia my cartridge of 20-exponre KOO.COior I film. I am enclocing $2.50. I I undenta.nclfailuree will be credited. I I Hebron, I l1linoia eoos. 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SPORTS " .. ··' ···LO CAL WANT A DS •XCLOSIVE ORA"°E COAST fl'EWS -. ·- SU~DAY, MD)! 25, 1975 WE CAN 'T KEEP SHOUTIN G,'' PITCH IT To 'EM , CHARLIE 5RO WN!" THAT 'S NOT COLORFUL ENOUGH .. '<OV NEED A NICKNA 1\!\E . . . 1 THINK l1D LIKE THAT .. IF '1'0U COME UP lJ1 iH AN't'THING, JUST SHOUT IT R1$HT our .. GOOD! .• NANCY ; AUNT FRIT?,I --- •. . WI LL YOl:J , GIVE ME SOME_ MONEY FOR A . SODA? I W ILL YOU COME OWT i. A ND PIT~H TO ME ? ' . . ' ' ' . NO. DEAR--- YOU HAD THREE SODAS THIS W -EEK , -· ' ' • SURE ---I'D ,LOVE TO J' !"'; I '.\ , . ' l, • l ·"" .. ' -~ , ... , \ ' ' ' '!Wi"l--~-4 .-y ' I • ' . ... I " •• I l ; HEY, "NANCY . - . , ,.. ' . .. ./ . "(" . , • • ( I I, ! '{OU SHOULD BE CA LLED CATFISH , 0~ BA1'E , OR LEFT '1', OR DUTCH , OR ~f'f:ED, OR -DOC OR 501\.-\ETHING ... ~~ .../~1' ~/~~,---i-----uilf) -. J ~; ) ~~ • • ii. .- ~ 2 . . .. . .. _. THROtJ l'T IN TliERE, CEMENTHEAD ! Bv Ernie Bushmif fer I NEED SOME BATTING PRACTICE ' ,,, • • • J • ' .... .. -. , ~· • • ~i i: O• • • • -~ • < ~ l'. ' - • --" . ..,,-------·-. .. · -- YOU'll!E IN -FOii! A 5PECIAL Tl<EAT TODAY, CHILDl<EN ••. ' . THI~ I~ OUJ<: DOLL HOUSE, • < A PEICFECT, FULLY-EQUIPPED KE.1. L. '( ~C-HOOL ' HOEl>"f ROO M ' QUI<: FAh~OL15 DOLL HOU5E IS . COMPLETE TO THE TIN IES T DETAIL -- FlAl<NITLAll!E , PICllARE ?, 5 11...VERWAl<:E , -ANO IT EVC::N HOV!5E? A TINY 1\'IOOEL FAM ILY-- PAll!ENT5, CHILD~EN , A I A.'~::-/LOOi<5 ... ~ • ,:!!j DENNIS THE MENACt: J LOOK l..I f<E 901'1£. · KIND OF ·MAIO ... Ar L£.A<;;r )tJlJ LOOK Lli<EA NEiAT GOON ... WHATEVER THAT IS. GOON . I l-"-7r.-r-/ MINIATUJ<:E HOME ! .· ·-~ •rjt'~ .. . ' ! ' I Lll'E IT 1-1ei::e. THEY l-IAVE L.OT~ OF TOV~ flNO THE F"ATHE'I: · IS NEVEf' Cll!ANKY .... ' . . By Hank Ke t cham {3i=GAU<;E ITS TRUE lM SUR:= LoP.1 1~ ... Yol) C:ON'T l<NOW' MOTHE:R WOULD DoN1TWoRRY .. :I'LL GE.T IN ALL RIGHT HAVE A Gooo 1 DONT EXPECT NO //ME NOvY.. TR0Uf3LE:Af!OUT THAT. f\FTEP. ALL ... IN iJ.llS .JUNGL~, J.'M ONE OP ... 11-i' "TIGERS! · I<' D<:; LI KE I. DO. . NEVER ... .. ~. I> I> I> HE LLO, FINGERS! MR. PACE TOLD ME TO STOP BY WITH A MESSAGE! WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE? JUST BE SURE YOU GOT A RINGSIDE TABLE FOR HIM AT THE r--- NINE O 'CLOCK SHOW! r ' -~ ).~ ( ........ • ' "··· I NEVER SEEN NOTHIN' LOOK, FINGERS, LET LIKE IT! WHAT'S THl-5 ME <;>IVE YOV A LITTLE THIN G HE'S GOT FOR Al;)VJQ£! D.bf'l'T ASK · BELLY DANCERS? · QOES'f.IONS [ J,UST DO 1 • Wii.1'.T YOU'RE" TOLD!· • . . .. ~ <i <J <J HE TA,LKEDr · ,(}JD MR. PACE TO HER AGENT A9REE TO A ,.,WHAT'5 -'H1'5' P.E~CENTAGE NAME ... ' ' dF THE GR055? SPENCER? I.-"-"---- • ' • .. ., ' ' • • ' : MOON MU•' INS ~I . I'' -...-~1 w Supply. ' . . . . -1 .. . -'' . -~ • Oversupply -...\ 6 DOCTOR SMOCK PF<. SMOCK SA 1 P -ro se:e YOU FOR A · ei..ooP -res-r OKAY ... You'L-L- FINP A PE'NCIL- ANP PAPeR ·ON "fHA-r PE'SK oveR "fHE'RE' . ......... , IS A "Bl-OOP. COUN-r " E'UROPE'AN ROYAL-"fY OR A ME'C?ICAL- IE'RM? CH.E'CK ONE' Slurplus. Slt.\l<P FIRS"T", QLJE'SllON. \NHO WAS 1"HE!E FAMOUS PIRA"fG NAME'i:> AF"fli!ER BL-OOP? ANP VVHO PL-AY E'P HI AA IN 1"HE!E /\AOVle? l-OOK A"f 'f'HE!E B L-ACK'eoAR P , PL-E'Ase:.,JS "fHIS s-rA-reM.e(N-r 1"Rue OR FAL-Se ?· I - . " SIGH f .. . . .. _JL I I HATE PROM-NIGHT f byFerdJohnaon By George Lemont HS:Re 's A auo-re : "YOU CAl-l'"f ee-r Bl-OOP ow-r OF A B l-ANK ." FIL-L-IN "fHt::= 61.-ANK I • ANi:> :t HA P 1"0 BIS HS:R E' "fHIS PAY 1"HS: WORL-P WS:N"f BONKIS~S.' ; · ~~ ! • .. '• ' .. j . ' ·~ -• ~ ~ • ~ , -• -· . --. .. "FEE Fl FO •UM '" ~QED Tl-IE GIANT. • I SMELL THE BLOOD OI= A N EN GLISHMAN'" ' ., 'I - JUST·sAv TO YOURSELF-- .. I WON'T CQEAM ABOUT TJ.4E GIANT-- I 1-'<QN'T Cl<'EAM tlllOJT THE G IANT." --,,,.:rel fr(_ I r,.,.,,___ ' ' '' \ - l •, ---~- 4 • ' II'• / )915, l l,, Ro~;uu ond T1ib unt 5111J:~"'• . . WE:l.L.! PON'T JUST S,-ANP THfRf! SOMfONE S'fOl..E MY GAVE:l-! G-0 ,,. Bf! IT IJACK ! ' '" l f •• • ~- ! . 'r ' -;:., ·,,.11;; •'"' :\ , " • 11 15 'T'HI! SVMIJOL. OF MY OFFICE! Wl'T'HOU1" 11 l1M REPL>C J:I' 10 A MERE: MORl"AL! c I ><><>LE~'~ l . • • ' wow! ,fl/ .. 'WV. . \ ...... ... ' . ., .. , • • ..... t • I ( . . ' , \· .. I HATE· 11 WHE'.N Jl-H::y Slf:AL. MY GAVE'.!... ' ' ''· • ~rt.., • tj • ' • ' ' • . ' • . .• "' . i ' D ID you VO THAT, 1/-l f LMA 7 :1----- 4 ..... , ,.; .... ' ·1 1'13 ~~"""'" ...... Ml. -;· ' 7 • . ' YOO KNOW WHAT IHAI GAVfL MEANS 10 ME:! ... ' I 'NON'T CJQEAM A80l.IT · •' THE GIANT--.I i WON'T ~AM AeOUT 'JHE GIANT ... • CROQLJE:I MAL-t..-i::rs HAVE: ,• PRACllCAL.LV NO MYSTIQUE. .• • i •· r100 CJ IJO :D ' -. -:: , CARtTO MAKE' 'fHA I DOU0L£ OR ~OIH1N'? ; -__ ,,_ . • ~ ! c •• q " . " '/ . ' CAN YOU TRUST Y'JliR EYtS? ThPre 11re 1t leit.s~ six diffPr· · encl?S in dravdng details bPtwe-en lop ~nd bottom p1n,L'i. Ho"' quickly can you find them? Cbeck 1n ~wer& with those below. ·:t.:.!4J •:p j! IJ.!¢''11! .,,. "''"~'l ' •. "l'l'•H . ., "l"''"IJ'O fl .. urpf''"': .,. ·p'""Oll ·<".:;d~l ') J U~J 'i: l''''"lJ'P ,. ~··H ·z '••1101.1s i\ d1'JJS 'l ;i~:>U~l'JJ;Q BOOMER ----BUL LETI N BO A RD --- e rJ"S IN 'f'HF. S'l'ARS? In itial lrtt.ers of th-! names oL four_ planets spcll the .,.,·ord J UN~:. (Ju.h:kly, name lht• four plan1·I!.. • ·111""" ·•un1"""' ·1 .. ur.1n ''"l'""r e ·rake A r11irnh rr, f.1ult1pl y h\ :J . Arlrl I . ~lult i pl ~· C) by 3. A.rlrl th1> orii:111a! 11 un1h1•r. ~u ht r;t•·t :1. ·rhe ani\\·er l!i a I "'a) 5 1 U tun•·s t he ong1 nal 11u 111 IX' r. •Qu ickie Qu11.:r.Pr: A1noni;: U.S. Prr•irh•nl s, thPre have bt>1•n t."'O 'Ad:imseis, two Hart.i:t.ons, ti,•:o Rnose· veils and two __ s, l'~itl hl~nk . H:\Nf) J 111r n1! .1 .\ by ::, Ide , ~Jrd !or 'In.i ll ~hrr l of p.ipt'fl-e Mou!hful~ Rr pl'at rilptrlh al nuri .r,Pr;il t1nH••, JnJ a rJ1r u t ~rt .,,o r'> Jnd l"h.il· if )o ti ct1n : .Joh:1n11"" ('hr_\~f>~Jnrnus \\'olrbangus 'kni;.c h11n o r her lu i:ut a hole Theqph1tus Sq:1,n1 u11du~ A madPU ~ i\1n1;1r1. Ill JI Jlugc enough lo r';';;;:;;:--..,-;'T,-;---:;V'0'-:--:::-;:---7<;""°"-----, Pd'~ d loot ba ll thruugh . • ?,... ~'h<'n he or :.he ad- rn1t ~ ~1.,1n1: up, rrnlTl'd "' lc•llow.,: (Ill ,I 'ht Ill th\' \•lfd lr n.c1h¥.'1Sl' I n "llh111 ,J qu.trlr1 ot "" 1ri.. h n 1 \'Jl'.h rnJ . l~ut r Jr.dl rl ~ills ..ihout 1hrrc·qu.1rl· l'~ Of Jll lllt h J p.Hl 1r0 rn the .. r nft•r ~1 11 1•1nw~rtl. Cul 'hi~ frnrn !hr n1111•r r 1ti.:c 1nw,u 1I rn \.\'lth1r1 ••!H.'·\l lJ,H!Ct 1111h t~f 11it• 1·r 111t•1 l UI. · \:ri"", pull be th end s c f the card o ul¥.dtd L.._..;;;.. __ _;; ar!d it "i!I expand in to RARE PAIR.! Just l\.\ o b•rd~ o! lhE cU!HlUS "sscrtment pie· a l;irge l oop. tutEd abO\'E Ice": E!'!ough a!!!t:E to be: l\I'!!'!~. \\'h!ch two are the:y'.' (CJ 1973 Kln1. f'e•t1uts ii)·11dJ;:'att, In~.) S'-25 St\1ASH HIT~ Apply t hf'o.l' col<1rs nf'all \ f.,r :1 ;;urpn;r-r 1t · .l ure ahove : 1-Rerl. :!-LI . blue. 3 -,r llfJ1\ .t -Lr hro"n. 5-FlPl'h . 6-llk . bro \.\·n. Lt>a\'e ren1,u111ri g ~f';!.n1en1 5 blank, SPEllBINDfR! --=--·· --==.--~. SCORE t'"o poi11 u foru&i ng 111l the ~-----+---- letter• in the weird below to (orm ----+--~- two complete words: Bt:FRI F.1\'U ........ -- THEN 5COre 2 poin t~ each for all -----+----- word• of four lett"rs or more -----+----- found amo ng the le tter~. Try to Kore at 1eut 50 pointa. ----+---- ·a n 1 'f!U;tQ ;UH•ll1'U1 ~!Q''91>;! By Brown and Casson SOOM €Q, AK'€N'T You GLAD /.()£ i=INALLY f'.OUNO £ACH OTl-l f12 !' Y6AH ... :'~v.~ . • I • f . . ' ! l , ' • • 525 J snl there ever a vacancy 1n your qrandf athers cabin, Ciovia ~ ( = ".':->. r---'<:.:l l,, ~' ; -_-, ' -'-/ -,, ... , -~Sure, if you'd like to be up , .r,. t here when there's two feet , of snow on the qround ! ) ....._ r-------;;-.r-P 1 _,,---_V ~tu ' In fact, ld sa11 it has possibilities! by Bill Perry_ DICK TRACY NO.SIGN OF . A BODY IN TME BURNED CAR,CMIEF. I USED A T ORCH TO CUT T~E HOLE ~ TMEN REPLACED IT W[TH PLYWOOD. ... ,. I \ ~ . . ' \. BUT LIZ Z 'S WMEREABOUTS STl ~L UNKNOWN. '(// __ ...,.... __ . •t< ---._ TRACY, ARE YOU THINKING LIZZ COULD HAVE ESCAPED THROUGH THAT LITTLE HOLE IN THE FLOOR OF A MOVING CAR'> • '"---"'~ .. . . : \. . ,...., • J ... ....,__.. . .,.•'"· ·/·""" ~· 1 J ~. l - 1 I I I I . ~·-..;. .. _ _...;· . '. I j I I ' . . ' : t \. /' ·' .. · ~ :"} . . )'~ ') ..l.l :Q:~ .. -~--------Jf) GORDO • MERE COME TME ALL.OIDS TO IOENTIFY THEIR CAR. r DON'T Qurre KNOW W~ l'M THINKING., SAM. .) • . :.4 -. I ARE YOU POSITIVE LIZZ WAS IN MY TRUNK? \ THIS NEIGHBORHOOD 'LAD SAID HE SAW LIZZ BEING PUT IN THERE. t• 19 1S bv t,., (1'1 <•co Jr,bwrte -II 'It l"tt llt .. t l'lirtd ~ -------THERE 15 ON E SPA RK OF HOPE, V ERA-EXPLAIN 9™AT HOLE IN THE TRUNK FLOOR. by Chester Gould OH .. THAT! RECE NTLY I IN5 TALLED A SPECIAL SPEED GrAR, AND THE WAY MY CAR WAS DES IG N ED , THE ONLY ACCESS WAS THROUGH THE FLOOR OF T~E TRUNK. ,, _ ... I\.~' ~/ . ~· ---· I -.. -\· .. ···--( j ,-:__ . \ ~.,:· ~,, ..• ' . , f . i { f ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ By Gus Arriola· A S IM PLE •VAY -ro <btr:I A N ICE:, WA R M Cl-I-A IR. f •