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Home My WebLink About1975-06-29 - Orange Coast Pilot..... • ••• ,. 1Mll1b "' lltia Drive allllGR to~ Road. \ About att tbe · deJWeNion ts ,_ tor -berond CG11wrti.na it . blto a marina or ttml.U late -ii a tre.wq. wb&tla n wliat lt ii de-....,."° be, aad wblch la ••actty .... CGl&a .... oftkU1I would ....... ,t fll1ed with. · IWfWW tbe HeWport Freeway ever .. extended through it? u IO,Wben? I ~ Costa Mesa officials are puahin& tor aoswen to these queetlop.e. They take the view that once the e'cavation ts com- pleted, thete wiU be no use for the laod other than to make it a freeway. If the emphasis is off freeways ~oday, t~ey are confi- dent tbe pendolum .will swing ba~k. They knew the excavation would be made when they lob- bied suecessfuUy tor the Cqrona deJ Mar Freeway to be built wblle that route was being threat.ened by 1tate budget pre- ssures. "It waa one of the plUHS in getting the Corona del Mar Freeway," Coata Mesa Public Works Director James Eldridge recalled. "It would give us a foot in the door' with the Newport Freeway. It would be tind of a subtle aide eUect." The '°°Qomical way to bank up the t.hree·level interchange for lbe Coroha del Mar and Newport fi-eeways is to get the fill dirt IJ l from nearby, and nothin& could be nearer than the Newport Boulevard medtaa wbere twt NeW'pOrt Freeway is da1aned t:O eoanyway .. About 800,000 cubic yards 61 dirt -at a coat of 85 cents a yard -will be excavated from the me- dian. Actually this won't leave one big bole, but live boles separated by cross streets. Bridges will be put over ooly if and when the freeway la ex· . tended. What would 800,000 eubic .Yardl · (See 'SCA&,• Page A.I) 68 NO. 180 7 SECT IO~S JS PAGES ORAt"GE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A S.UNDAY, J UNE 29, 1975 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Head;.on Leaves 2 Unhurt A head-on crash between two cars at the entrance to tbe El Toro Marine Corps Air Station Saturday night sent ooe oar skid· ding into a tomato field where it flipped over and trapped its wom a n driver for about 20 minutes. The California Highway Patrol said Marine Debbie Hoffman, 20, of the base, apparently escaped serious injury even though teams of firemen had to work to pry her Cree from her s m aU car. The other driver, Charles Jiminez, 19, oC Garden Grove, escaped injury. A Highway Patrol spokesman said the crash took place at 10:25 p.m . on Trabuco Canyon Road south of Sand Canyon Road when Miss Hoffman's car apparently crossed the cen~~r Un.e and slammed beadOll tDO» Jblllaes's · sports car. Tbe accident i~ u_nder in- vesti1alion. Pussycat Raided? Could Be The president of Pussycat Theaters said Saturday that the chain's Balboa theater had been raided Friday night for tbe second time in a week, but Newport Beach police said they, had no idea whether it had Ol" not. Police said the vice officer in charge of the case had not ftled any report and could not be re- ached. Vincent Miranda, Pussycat pres ident" told the Daily Pilot the raid occurred at8:45p.m. Friday and that prints of the X-rated films "Deep Throat" and ':The Devil in Miss Jones" were seized for the second time. The theater bad been raided.Monday. Miranda said the alleged Fri- day raid forced Ute theater to re- f Wld ticket money to 50 patrons: "Multiple seizures are il- legal," Miranda claimed, calling the reported second raid "an ar· rogant display of lawlessness. U's reminiscent of tbe good old vigilantes." The ijalboa Pussycat Theate• has been raided every Ume it has shown a new film alllce the theater bean t eaturina X-rated· rums in recent mootbl. Miranda said bi1 attorbeys are looking into the possibility ol a suit. He added Frlday'1 ...;orted raid cl0ted the tie*' for about baU an bour. Spare prints ti ttie movies were on band and were lbown. .Money'• Tight BBIRUT,. Lebuoa <AP> -Jreq, All•ri• aad die daeete ol Omaa are ... 1s1a1 tt 1M1f1ow mcme1 from Amertem..t ... pean baak1 dnant.e tMlr oU .wealtb, tbe lllddle Sa1t Bcoaomlc Survey reported Saturday. • • • -~adlig"ted Highwa'g . View d~wncoast ,from The At~hes .bridge in Newport ~a~h lS streaked .by headligHts (left) and fail lights (right) of traffic. going up and down busy · Pacific Coast .fligbway in the early evening Saturday. It's just one of sev~ral views of life 'along the highway on one weekend summer's day pb<>;tographed by the Daily Pilot. Other views of that day are on Page. D2. Twilight Zolle' s Rod Serling Dies ROCHESTER, N.Y. CAP) - TeAevislon writer-prpducer Rod. Serling a1ec1 Saturday, .two days after undercoing open heart sur-· gery at Str.on g Memorial Hospital, the bospiu.l said. ·He waaa.>. , • Serllng was known as creator and bCMrt of "Twilight 1.one" and "Nitbt Gallery." He wa• first boepit.aJ.Ued. in Ithaca •. N. Y., for two weeks in .IEE RELATED PILOT , L0$8QOK, PAGE M irascible, angry young men," he said in a 1970 intervi~w. "But I'm middle·aged now.-I 'm waiting fo r the next generation." Serling constantly c hided television for not living up to its potential as a dramatic and cultural medium and for its cen.sorship. R e was the first writer to serve as president of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. ~e lived in Interlaken, N. Y., while-serving as a visiting pro-f~r at Jtbaca eone,e. Jh 1963 he also took a year off froqi bis writing to teach.. at bis -1ma materf Antioch College in YeUqw Sprinp, Ohio. ffe was born Dec. 25, 1924, in Syracuse, N. Y. · . . / '• FBI Arrests lndiari At SD Reservation I PINE RIDGE, S.D. CAP} - The South D akota Highway Patrol arrested on Saturday one oC the men named in federal war- rants carried by two FBI agents who were shot lo death on the Pine Ridge lndian reservation, authorities announced. Tom Coll, a n FBl spoksesman, said Herman Thunder Hawk, one of four persons for whom agents Ronald A. Williams and J ack R. Coler had warrants, was arrest- ed Saturday afternoon. But Coll would not say if ·Thunder Hawk was one of the 16 Indians sought by more than 200 law enforcement officers comb· ing the rugged lndian reserva- tion s ince Thursday, when Williams and Coler were shot outside a farmhouse where they had aone to serve ihe warrants. £¥Uaoritiea, &islng armored penonnel carriers and helicop- ters, continued their search Saturday. Thunder Hawk, Teddy Paul Pourier, Robert Horse and James Eagle were named in warrants obtained after an inci- dent last Monday in whlch a man and his son allegedly were held against their will. Pourier was al,·ested Thursday at his home, away from the shooting site. Coll said both slain agents will be buried 'Tuesday, Williams in Glendale, Calif., and Coler in Long Beach, Calif. H~ said FBI director Clar ence M. KelJey will attend both fun erals. Meanwhile, American Indian Movement leader Dennis Banks met with the secretary or the Oglala Sioux tribe, Toby Eagle Bull, to discuss a possible meet- ing with authorities. Eagle Bull said be hoped such a meeting might result in terms for sur- render of the suspects in ex- .. change for the removal of federal agents Crom the reservation. · However, lndian s upporters said Banks insisted that the talks be held off the reservation and BIA officials would not comply. Toby Moran, public information officer for the BIA, said "the meeting was not held and no 4u'f,ber meetings are sc;beduled at this lime." The PBI also revealed Satur- day. it has tentatively identified some of the suspects in the de- aths of Williams and Coler and has recovered a 'lumber or weapons from the house. "We do have a pretty good in- dication or the identities of some of those people and are proceed- ing on that basis,'' said Coll. Coll said a n unspecifi ed nu.mber of automatic weapons and explosive devices, and a large amount of am.munition, were recovered from the house where the suspects fought an hours-long gun battle with federal agents following the gun· Ding down of the two FBI agents. Coll declined lo say what types of automatic weapons were re- covered and would offer no in· formation about the nature of the explosive devices at a Saturday morning press conference in Pine Ridge. . Coll said agents recovered the paraphernalia when they secured the house early Friday month, cbierty to patrol duties. after Ui'ey 've compl.eted the course. One lndian, identified by the FBl as Joe Roberts, 20, ofOglala. also died in the exchange of gun- fire. The FBI said he was wear- ing the coat of one of the dead\ agents when his body was found. CoU said the main thrust of the search continu'es to be.in the area where the gun battle occurred. but be said the investigation also is being actively pursued in areas off the reservation through coordination with local and state law enforcement agencies. ·'The longer the search con· <See IN DIAN, Page A2) Mom's Agony Remains By JACKIE HYMAN Of ttle O.lly r ll• SUff The fear and tension are over for the families of two hostages released Saturday in Zaire, but for Mrs. Mittie Smith of Garden Ford 's First -GOP Poll WASHINGTOJ'i <UPI> - President Ford would defeat Ronald Reagan by a margin of almost two to one if the GOP Na- tional Convention were held to- day, the liberal Republican Ria-mSociety said in a survey re- leased Saturday. Ford has gained widespread acceptance in the party, but Vic.e President Nelson A.. Rockefeller is highly vulnerable to a con- servative challenge, it said. The s ur vey of Republican leaders ac1·oss tbe country in- dicated that even if Reagan were given all the undecided de- legates, he would still lose the nomination lo Ford by a margin oC 1,429to811. Concluding that ~feller is weak in tb19 South andthe West, the eurvey said: "In a 'sink or swim' situation, Rockefeller could we.ll drown." 0:\ TllE [~SIDE • HAPPY HOhlDAY -A tipt.beart'4·1ook at yesteryear's bolldaya by raUroad history buff Stev• Donaldson again gives Oranp Coast t.ra.velers of today a peek at bow it used to be wben a train ecMl&d wbJak .you from tbe eed al N.wport pier to downtown· 8mlla Ana lo la minutes n at. P9f•Bl. LU VINO LAOS -Former Newport a.acb resident Lee 8eriard and ber busbaod spent a llMIDCll'able tive years in Laos. Sbe colorfully describes the land onP1aeA9 . Grove the agony continues. Marxist guerrillas still hold her son Stephen, a 'Stanford University student, for ransom in the Tanzanian Province in Africa. "[thought when the call came it was for all of them and you can imagine the disappoint ment when it was just two of them. It's been six weeks now," Mrs. Smith, her voice dry and strained from the tension, told the Daily Pilot. She said her husband Joseph, a longshoreman who works in Long Beach and San Pedro, is in Tanzania taking part in negotia- tions to Cree their son. . S h e sai d h er h usband telephoned her Saturday morn- ing and had talked to one or the released hostages about Stephen. "The girl said that he is in real good spirits," Mrs .. Smith said. Ask~ if her husband had any idea when Stephen will be re- leased, she replied, "He just said soon." Stephen "j ust loved it over there" but will probably not re- turn after his r elease, she said, adding that the plan is to fly him imm ed iately to a London hospital in case he is injured or iJl. Stephen, who is majoring in animal behavior, had spent some time in the jungle before bis cap- ture but is probablv not an expert SPACE SAGA -Special re- pona by United Press ln&enaa· i.ibDal Science Editor ~ Rouiter Jr. preview the mtcl.-July apace adventure in wbi~b Soviet and American team• are to ren· de•vou1 138 mllea above Germany. Pace All. FOOD roa l'OUaTK-DaUy Pilot compariloA shopper PeaY O'Donnell surveya tbe price al a baa of ~erlu on U. 0..-. Coast. 11alil -Jut\ lD time to pre.; diet ta.. probable up1 aad doWM that wlU 1bow up in your bolidQ lood blll. Pqe 82. camper. Mrs. Smith said. She noted that he ·had been a Cub Scout but bad not gone on many camping trips. Mrs. Smith said that during her husband's absence she is be- ing given moral support by some membel'S or his family who a.re visiting her and by her other son. Michael, 28, a pharmaceutical salesman from Yorba Linda. ... I '70 FORD PICKUP YON all heavy <*.lty equipment including air condition· Ing. 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It would be tlnd oC a dent tile pendolum ~will swing subtle.aide effect." ba.,ctt. . ;nie ~oQomica1 way to bank up Tbey knew the excitvation the three-level interchange for would be made when they lob-tbe Coroha del Mar and Newport bied successfully for the Corona f.reewaya ia to get the fill dirt from nearby, and notbina coulil be nearer tban the Newport Boulevard median wbere ttl• NeW\>C)rt Freeway ls deslped tO goanyway .. A.bout 800,000 cubic yards Of dirt -at a coat of 85 cents a yard -will be excavated from the me- dian. Actually this won't leave one big .bole, but five boles separated by cross streets. Bridges will be put over only if and when the freeway is ex- tended. . What would 800,000 cubic yards · <See'SCAa,• Pa,eAJ> L 68 NO. 180 1 SECTIONS )8 PAGE~ -ORANGE COUNTY,CALiFORNIA S.UNDAY, J UNE 29, 1975 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Head-on Leaves 2 Unhurt A bead-on crash between two cars at the entrance to the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station Saturday night sent one car skid· ding into a tomato field where it flipped over and trapped its woman driver for about 20 minutes. The California Highway· Patrol said Marine Debbie Hoffman, 20, of the base, apparently escaped serious injury even though teams of firemen had to work to pry her free Crom her small car. The other driver, Charles Jiminez, 19, of Garden Grove, escaped injury. A Highway Patrol spokesman said the cras h took place at 10:25 p.m. on Trabuco Canyon Road south of Sand Canyon Road when Miss Hoff man's car apparently crossed the cen~rr Unc and slammed headMa llff.'b Jlmlnet's ' sports car. Tbe accident i~ under in- vesUaration. Pussycat Raided? Could 8e The president of Pussycat Theaters said Saturday that the chain's Balboa theater bad been raided Friday night !or tbe second time in a week, but Newport Beach police said they had no idea whether it bad or not. Police said the vice officer in charge of the case had not filed any report and could not be re- ached. Vincent Miranda, Pussycat president .. told the Daily Pilot the raid occurred at8:45p.m. Friday and that prints of the X·rated films "Deep Throat'' and ·~e Devil in Miss 'Jones'' were seized for the second time. The theater had been raided.Monday. Miranda said the alleged Fri- day raid forced the theatu to re- fund ticket money to 50 patrons: "Multiple seizures are il· legal,'' Miranda claimed, calling the reported second raid "an ar- rogant display of lawlessness. 11's reminiscent of tbe good old vigilantes.'' The ~alboa Pussycat TbeateP has been raided every time it has shown a new film since the theater belllD featurint X-rated- mms in recent months. Miranda said hi• attorbeyl are Jooldng into the possibility ol a suit. He added Fr\day•• rePorted raid clOled the tbe..-r for 9boQt haJf an hour. Spare pdnta el tbe movies were on band and were lbown. . ' . . . r Beadlig"'ted Bigl&mfiy . i ' • • • • View downcoa~1. from The Atc;hes bridge in· Newport Beac;h· is 'str~ked .by headligtits .(left) and .tail lights (light) of traffic going up and down busy· Pacific Coast Highway in tbe early evening Saturday. It's just one of several views of life ~along the hignway, on one weekend s'ummer's day ph~ographed by the Daily Pilot. Other views of that day are on Page D2. · Twilight Zolle' s Rod Serling Dies ROCHESTER, N .Y, CAP> - TeAeviaion writer-producer Rod. Serling ated Saturday, .two days after QD4ergoin• open heart aur·· gery at Strong Memorial Hospital, the hospital said. .ffe · waaso. 'Serling was k11own as c~ator and bolrt of ••Twilight Zone" and "Night Gallery." He was first bospitalited in Ithaca,_ N. Y ., for two week:s in ,IEE RELATED PILOT 1 &.OGBQOK, PAGE M May after 1ulferin1. wbat was diapbHCI as a mild heart at- taok. Serlina was readmitted to the hospital on June 6 and placed in t.hl! ---It.: care unit for an un-dilM:loeed eaa. / SerliDC wu on~ ot the best k.aown .-. me>1t honored writers ill te!nMtoa. 8ueb plays as "Pat-\ern.-•. and ".ReqUlem for a ff•~!)'W9'pt" were prestlcious bilbll~ta of televteiaa•a "Golden Aje" Of drama iD the 191$Pi1. They • were later made into mo&iOn pic- tun1. ffe received al:ic sm~y awards. more \bu any other 'Writer. He alto r.eelved the ~~SyJvanlaa.._.... , la to hii • 'Twililht Zcm" ilil ~llht GallaY" pro-~.Serna, wu known for fniqueet appear•e. • t,olt or IWTa&or on aucb lpecial• u the Yv• Jacques COUlteau Hites.· S. allO appeared JD 1DM1 TV coaunereiall. Sll'tiDI .a a •m.U. t.bin, l,,.. ._.. o:t• buect brC>Wia by the · calll a nn. H• treqaen\jy warrled Uiat be had writ.tab ·Mu 1111:.at ... tllatt.M er,,uye Jalct1 MIMS ttoppecl ftowlna. ·. • . ''l Ulff to be OM ol thote I • irascible, angry young men," he said in a 1970 interview. "But I'm middle-aged now ..I'm waiUng for the next generation.". Serling constantly chided television for not living up w i,J.s potential as a dramatic and cultural medium and for its censorship. He was the first writer to serve as president of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. ~e lived in Interlaken, N. Y., whiJe serving as a visiting pro- f ~r at !Chae• CoJleite,~ 1~ he also took a year olJ JiV&V bis writing to t~aeb.. .at his alma mat.er, Antioch Coll• in yellqw Springs. Ohio. He was born Dec. 26, 1924, in Syracuse, N . Y . · FBI Arrests lndiari At SD ReservatiOn PINE RIDGE, S.D. CAP) - The South Dakota Highway Patrol arrested on Saturday one of the men named in federal war- rants carried br two FBI agents who were shot to death on the Pine Ridge Indian reservation, authorities announced. Tom Coll, an FBI spoksesman, said Herman Thunder Hawk, one of four persons for whom agents Ronald A. Williams and Jack R . Coler had warrants, was arrest- ed Saturday afternoon. But Coll would not say if ·Thunder Hawk was one of the 16 Jndians sought by more than 200 Jaw enforcement officers comb- ing the rugged Indian reserva- tion since Thursday, when Williams and Coler were shot outside a farmhouse where they bad gone to seFve.lhe warrants. .AaiUiot!liea, ~ing armored IJel'IOnneJ carriers and helicop- ters, continued their search saturday. Thunder Hawk, Teddy Paul Pourier, Robert Horse and James Eagle were named in warrants obtained after an inci- dent last Monday in which a man and bis son allegedly were held against theil' wilt. Pourier was aJTested Thursday at his home, away from the shooting site. CoU said both slain agents will be buried 'Tuesday, Wllliams in Glendale, Calif., and Coler in Long Beach, Calif. H~ said FBI director Clarence M. Kelley will attend both funerals. Meanwhile, American Indian Move ment leader Dennis Banks met with the secretary of the Oglala Sioux tribe, Toby Eagle Bull, to discuss a possible meet- ing with authorities. Eagle Bull said be hoped such a meeting might res ult in terms for sur- render of the suspects in ex- change for the removal of federal agents from the reservation. ·Howeve r, !ndian supporters said Banks insisted that the talks be held off the reservation and BIA officials would not comply. Toby Moran, public information officer for the BIA, said "the meeting was not held and no fµrtber meetings are scheduled at this time." The P'Bl also revealed Satur- day it bas tentatively ldeatified some of the suspects in the de- aths of Williams and Coler and has recovered a 11umber of weapons froµi the house. "We do have a pretty good in- dication of the identities of some of those people and are proceed- ing on that basis,'' said Coll. Coll. said an uns pecified number of automatic weapons and explosive devices, and a large amount of ammunition, we1·e recovered from the house where the suspects fought an hours-long gun battle with federal agents following the gun· ning down of the two FBI agents. Coll declined to say what types of automatic weapons were re- covered and would offer no in- formation about the nature of the explosive devices at a Saturday morning press conference in Pine Ridge. . Coll said agents r ecovered the paraphernalia when they secured the house early Friday month, chiefly to patrol duties, after tb'ey 've compl,eted the course. One Indian, identified by the FBI as Joe Roberts, 20, of Oglala. also died in the exchilnge of gun- fire. The FBI said be was wear- ing the coat of one ol the dead\ agents when his body was found. Coll said the main thrust of the search continues to be.in the area where the gun battle occurred. but be said the investigation als() is being actively pursued in areas off the reservation tbrougb coordination with local and state Jaw enforcement agencies. ·'The longer the search con- <Seel NDIAN, PageA2) Mom's Agony Remains By JACKIE BYMAN Of ... Deity~· ... st.ff The fear and tension are over for the families of two hostages released Saturday in Zaire. but for Mrs. Mittie Smith of Garden Ford's First -GOP Poll WASHINGTON CUPI) President Ford would def eat' Ronald Reagan by a margin of almost two to one if the GOP Na- tional Convention were held to- day, the liberal Republican · Ripeo Society satd in a s urvey re- leased Saturday. Ford has gained widespread acceptance in the party, but Vice President Nels on A. Rockefeller i1f highly vulnerable to a con- servative challenge, it said. The survey of Republican leaders across the country in- dicated that even if Reagan were given all the undecided de- legates, he would still lose the nomination to Ford by a margin ol 1.429 to 811. Concluding that Rockefeller is weak in th~ South and the West, the survey said: "In a 'sink or swlm' situation, Rockefeller could well drown.'' 0:\ ·r111: l~SIDE • BAP·PY HOLIDAY -A .. llptheut.'4·1oak at yesteryear's llalldayi by .nllroa~ biltor)' bUff Steve Donaldson again gives 0r...-Cout. tra.~elen ol today a.,._ at how it UHd to be wben a tnln eM4 wblak .you from tbe _. ot N .. port pier to downtown· .... Ana in 12 .minuteS nat. Pap Bl. Grove the agony continues. Marxist guerrillas still hold her son Stephen, a •stanford University student, for ransom in the Tanzanian Province in Africa. "I thought when the call came it was for all of them and you can imagine the disappointment when it was just two of them. It's been six weeks now," Mrs. Smith, her voice dry and strained from the tension, told the Daily Pilot. She said her husband Joseph, a longshoreman who works in Long Beach and San Pedro, is in Tanzania taking part in negotia- tions to Cree their son. . She sa id her hus band telephoned her Saturday morn- ing and had talked to one of the released hostages about Stephen. "The girl said that he is in real good spirits," Mrs. Smith said. Asked if her husband had any idea when Stephen will be re- leased, she replied, "He just said soon.'' Stephen "just loved it over there" but wiU probably not re- turn after his release, she said, adding that the plan is to fly him immediately to a London hospital in case he is injured or ill. Stephen, who is majoring in animal behavior, t}ad spent some time in the jungle before his cap- ture but is probablv not an expert SPAc& 14&A -Speeial re· porta by UDited Pteu IDWDa· tiooa1 Science Editor Al Boulter Jr. preview the IDicWuly apace adventure in wbl~b Soviet and American team• are to ren- duvoua 136 mile• above Genn&QY. Paie AU. rooo roa rouna-Dall1 Pilot compaiiiiil lbcJllllll' NOY UA YING LAOS -Former O'Doonell aunep the Jlk9~J ii camper, Mrs. Smith said. She noted that he · had been a Cub Scout but had not gone on many camping trips. Mrs. Smith said that during her hus band's absence sne is~ ing given moral support by some mem~rs of his family who are visiting her and by her other son. Michael, 28, a pharmaceutical salesman from Yorba Linda. ... ,.. .. Newptrt Beach reaideot Lee baC of srocen• Oil dif~ ........ anid ber busbandlPenC-a-~--Jdili11misto,....·-~ •nmuable ftn 7eant in Laos. diet tM proba&le . .,.. m .... She ColGrfally desert bes the land tbat will abOw up in,._. Miki., on Pa1e At. food bill. P .. e 82. l ,. ''' OAll..V PllOT Sund!x, June ft, 1975 •• Top Hews stories o'f!the pa week. .. ~ from Orange Coast Communities HUNTING10N BEA CH --A s trike voto wi ll be taken July 3 by 178 pol~ce officers embroi1•d i n a salary ~i1~ut.e vi th the ·city. •Meanwhile, of f!c,er• are planning work slowdowns and • drop in citations ..• . SAN CLEMENTE --Ci ty COU#lC1.lmen soon will b e carrying bad9es to iden~ify themselves while on the job. The oity fathers informally agreed t o spend $125 for t he badges despite their recent declaration tha t the city is facing "a mo s t auster e financial predicament ••• " LAGUNA BEACH --Two hours 0 of fie r ce debate last week ended with a decision by the city council to award an $18 ,500 contract to the c hambe r of c ommerce t o promote the Art Colony. The council ordered that $12 ,000 of the sum be used for advertising. Cops Get Gassed And Cry About It A group of 29 police reserve of- ficer trainees had a real gas ialurday in Huntington Beach. but some or them cried right through it. be in a position to use chemical agents we want them to know what the ,chemical agents do," explained Lt. J ohn Foster of the Huniington Beach police. · The gas was a potent form or teargas and the 27 men and two women were sprayed with it for 'about a minute as part or their 'training. ''A tot of those people have no tdea what chemical agents are ·and before we can aUow them to ~Crash .. He said the trainees, who go thr<>U'gl'I 240 hours of-training on everything from the use or firearms to lbe slate penal code, recovered quickly and some were ready to go 0'1t on patrol later that night. The trainees, who are being taught by Sgt. Barry Plice, will donate a minimum or 16 hours a morning alter the occupants duties, after they've completed the course. WA8HJNGTON <UPO __ &-. Edward M. KeDD9d)r (0.llau.) aald Saturday Arab~ ban told bim tbft llketibooll al f\arUall' oU .prlce lne-ua1w ,deMncll la.rpty on tr.atm•nt ~to the Araba ~Y oll con1um•11 aa . t1on1, ineludlna tb& ODltH &atts. . Ken.nedy aald )e WM ta&d • a recent trip throuah the 81Mle Eaattbat the. price ol oU mQ ~e as much as 35 percent in eep.. tember il ecouomic rolaUou between the Arabs and the io- <1u.urta1 countrte.s do not im· ,. ""°'.. ; . hi • repof1 to i,he ..... Oil his trip, Kennedy laid he W&f re- ISeatedly told -parUcularl.y in Saudi Arabia and (ran -ol lhe · habe' "sense ol fh.llU'atfbo ln . deaUnc with the iadustrlal worJd; a aente tbat Uae!r in· terest.s and concerns 8" not be- ing take n seriously• especially in the United States . .. Whether 1·igh t or wrong," Kennedy said, "they f~l ttiat they have been thwarted in their attempts to open a real dialogue with us." "ln Iran," he said, "I was told d1rectly that the price of oil will be put up from between zero and 35 percent in September -de- pending chiefJy on the attitudes displayed in the coming weelul by the industrial consumer states on the whole r ange or preulng econom ic issues. '' · Kennedy said that aa a result or his conversations with Arab leade1·s he is convinced a basis exists for improved relations with the Arab nations. "What ia clear is that the policy or confront ation has been a spur to the decision of OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Ex- porting Countries) to hik~ the price or oil as high as the traffic will bear," he said. ·•A policy or ·cooperation has not yet been tried. Now is the time to attempt one." Victiin Identified A driver who was killed when his amaH car ptunaed off the San Tom Sawyer-ettes Picket Whitewash .~Pi~co Freeway in Seal .Beach about midnltht Friday has been identified aa Timothy Plasmyer, 22. ol 131 11th St .• Seal Beach. The Ca.Uforaia SiChway ~ Patrol l"atd !be car .ft8 north· bound at a high spee(\·Wben U.e ~rt ver apparenUy ttttia 'to -turn onto the Seal Beach Boulevard .offramp and misled tb.e turn. Two passeo1ers, who were not identified, were not injured. HANNIBAL, Mo. <UPI) -Any· young man wishing lo wln the heart or Jeannine Ran1e or Jill =occhi better make up bis He can woo one olthe two fourtJ:r.graders or he can Join the Jaycees, but he can't do both. J ealWline and Jill, angry becau»e the local Jaycees would oot let them take part in the an- nu~ ~rutewash of Aunt Polly's fence here in Mark Twain coun- try, took their protest to the iF eminists Agree ·on Equality Plan MEXICO CITY CAP) -Two- thirds of the way through the In· t.ernalional Women's Year Con- ! erence, thousands of feminists attending an unofficial assembly have agreed on a blueprint for achieving equaJlty with men and are ureing its adoption by the of- ficial delegates. Aller countless sessions, a s teering committee ot the •. "tribune'' -the unofficia l • 1 sesalon -made specl!ic recom- mendations includin1 readily , avaUable abortfons, improved health care and ublimited access r.--~~~~~~~~~~~ (, ,. DAILY PILOT to educational opportunities for women. Slightly differing recommen- dations from a Latin American caucus were added to the docu- ment that was presented TbW's- day to Hel vi Sipila ol Finland, secreta1·y.general or the oCficial United Nations confe1·ence. With the document was a request that it be presented to the U.N. de- Jegates . Although Mrs. Sipila rejected this Friday, many of the ideas were being incorporated into the U.N. documents. Mrs. SipUa told the unofficial group their "clout" would be invaluable in seeing that their own countries follow through and implement the changes to be recommended by the U.N. delegates. More than 6,000 women paid their way to Mexico City Crom as far away as South Korea, Japan and Australia to take part In the tribune. . Many observers thought the unofficial seasion wouJd crumble into a divided shambles. st.reels Saturday, picketing the contest and venting their dis· pleasure for all to see. Entry requirements for the contest , conducted for the Jut 19 years, call for boys to be a1es 10 to 13 -no girls allowed. J ean- nine and Jill dldn 't think that was fair, but the Jaycees turned down their request to let them into this year's contest. So Sat'1rday, as the boys got ready to paint their fence, just as Tom Sawyer got his friends to do in the Twain story, the girls were picketing the contest. Their pro· test was n't exactly appreciated. "There were a lot of people there," Jill said, "and solne of · them gave us some pretty smart remarks. One of them said to me, 'Did you e ver see Becky Thatcher paint tbe fence?"' re- ferring to Tom Sawyer's young Jadyfriend. Jeannine m et with similar dis· dain from local residents, but Jill said ther just walked on, together, ignoring their critics and glad to be making their lllark on the women's movement. ·· 1 think it's not fair that just boys can be in it and not girls," said Jill, adding that she was confide nt s he and J eannine would have won if they bad been ·allowed lo enter • JU1 made up the sloeans on both glgns. Hers read, "Tom Sawyer · liked 1lrle, but the Jaycees don't ." B111ch Son Wed LOSANGELES (AP)-St.even Buach, son of the late Dis\,. Atty. Joeeph P . Busch was married on schedule Saturday despite the untimely death of hia father Fri- day. Busch, 49, bad been up late Thursday night plannln1 the weddinf. He dled in bis sleep ol a heart attack. .. , -~ Dllt'I ...... ~ llllld111nl K•ltr FIREMEN, POL.ICE AND AMBULANCE MEN CONVE~GI ON'8ATURD~V ACCIDENT SCENE • Stedon Wagon Flipped In Bro1dltde Cr1n it·Brtatot end MecArthur, Jrvlne r . Fro•PageAl -INDIAN ARRESTED • • • tinues, the more diminished the chances are that they are on the 1·ee1ervation, •' be a aid. The f ali1ue·clad aaenta are us· ina a lilht obaervaUon airplane aQd a helicopter Jn thelr search ot the 2.7-mUUon-acre reservaUol\ in southwet tern South Dakota. They are armed with automatic weapons. Colt also said two armored penonnel carriers were broupt to the reservation to aid ln the ae•rcb. The FBI says the two dead aaenll were wounded as they Ehrlichm8118' Separation For Real? WASHINGTON (AP ) - Former White Houae aide JohD D. Ebrilchman, convicted in the • Water1ate coverup cue, is "ap· parenlly out of touch" with his family, columnist Maxine Cheslre reported Saturday. Writing in today's WUhington Post, Miu 'Chethire· said Ehrlichman is now livinl in San· ta Fe. N.M., and his wife Jeanne is In Bellevue, Wash., their-!fome town. ' ·· The columnist sa(d Mrs. Ehrlichman ran into an old friend a1 a/arty in Bellevue and ''indicate that (he coupte's separaUon is more than geo- gr aphlc. '' She quoted Mu .. Ehrlichmaa as aaying her husband has not been "in com· munication" wlth his family re- cently. · Ehrlichman was not available for co mm eru a nd Mrs . Ehrlichman said she would not discuss personal matters. Miss Cheshire quoted her as saying, ··we bad a wonderful marriage for 25 years and I would have stuck by him forever if he wanted me to.'' Ehrlichman, 49, was one of former Pl'esident Richard M. Nixon's top aideii. He was con- victed Jan. 1 of one count or con· spiracy lo obstruct justice, one of obstruction of Justice, and two counts or lying to a Watergate ·grand jury and WC\S sentenced lo 2'h·l0·8 years iri pfi!Oll. He is free pendina app,al. · · Mrs. Eh.tlichman hn been working in community relations with the Seattle Sytnphony. Skyjacker Surrenders SALONICA, Greece (AP) -A pistol-wavine man hijacked a BuJgartan airliner carrytna 48 persons on a domestic flight Saturday, forced the pUot to fly to SaJonlca then "surrendered and asked Greek authorities for poUttcal a1ylum. '' offlciaJasald. Greek authorities identified the hijacker H Ivan Takov, a 24 ·year-old construction en•lneer. They said there were ooinjuries during the hijacking . . \ried to serve· arrest warrants conn~cted with an alleged kid- naping, t~en ''they were ckagged from lbe car, and LS to 20 shots were pumped into them." However, a spakesman for the Wounded Knee Legal Defense Fund and American Indian Mov· ement Leader Russell Means charged the · FBl provoked the . shootings by killing an~an. A Bu1·eau of Indian Affain of- ficial, who asked not to be lden- lified, told the AUociated Press that at lea'st two negotiating sessions were held before the In· dlan occupants of the houae near Oglala etc aped. The official said an iinnamed woman lawyer spent nearly an hour trying to persuade the 16 men to allow eight women aad childr~n in the building, believed to be families of the men, ~o be removed fl'om the area so tbey wou1dn't be injured in the gun battle. He said the two FBI agents and one lndian ·were already dead before the negotiations began. The attorney was "frustrated and crying" after her attempt f aHed, said the offictai. He said Pin'e Ridge Acting Supt. Kendall Cumming then en- tered the house u.narmed in an at- tempt to negotiate with the ln· · dians. His ·attempt also proved fruiUess, said the otrlcial. · Several 'hours of gunfire tot1owe4l the unsuccessful negotiations, said the ·orrtcial. before the occupants· sHpped away ·undetectetl, probably through a heavily wooded area behind the house. " The BIA official said he fell the public should know about the negotiation 11tlempls because "some people are pictu1ing us as cold blooded killers.'' He also said federal agents were fired upon during the negotiations, but refused to relul'n the fire. Loss $3.25 Million PARIS (UPI) -Fo\11' robbers broke into the apartment or an American divorcee on the fashionable A venue Foch late Friday and stole cash and jewell'y worth $3.25 million, police said Saturday. Mrs. Rita Luchman Steinberg, identified by police as the divorced wife of Revlon perfume executive Sherm an Steinbt:rg. . . 2 Hurt As Cars Broa·dside Two m en suffered possibly serious inj'1l'ies Saturday night when a car slammed' broadside into a stat.loo wagon in Irvine . Police said the crash occu1·1·ed about 8 p.m. at the intersection of Briatol Street and MacArthur Boulevard. Officer Carl Kuchera of the ll'vine police s aid Robe rt McGtnley, 48, : of 1436 Estell e Lune, N~wport Beach, suffered posslbJe internal and chest in· juries· when his statiorr wagon was hit by a ca1· driven by Neal Eai c Johnson, 36, of 4531 Camden Dr., Corona del Mar . .Qoth men were taken to Hoag Memorial Hos pital' in Newport Beach. Johnson suffered possible head injuries. McGinley's passengers-his wife and another couple-were not injured , Kuchera said. He suid witnesses gave con~ flicting reports as to which dti ver had run a red light. Sabot<;ige Eyed In India Fire ... NEW 1'ELH1, India ·(AP) - Pire dest1·oyed part. of a bUildlng tt ousing the national radio and television headquarters Satur- day, and police blamf.td it on s aboteurs working agains t Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Smoke and flames billowed from the three-story structure for four hours until the fire was brought under control. No casualties were repo11.ed. Police armed with 1ifles and· staves held back hundreds o( persons who converged on the brnadcasting complex on Parlia- ment Street, which is lined with government ministries. The otriclal radio blamed the fire on the opposition political pa1·ties and quoted police as say. me they beUeved the fire was caused by "an act or sabotage in pursuance of the plans which have been prepared by the op- position parties for launching an offensive against the govern- ment" on Sunday. Jack R. Curlev Viet "'"'*"' .,,., o.-ei M.~,., Thomas Keevll lll•lo< . . GettU.g an E1:1rfal ' Brueaueracies 'Yell' Over Noue RWea WASHINGTON (UPI) -A bat· Ue oC the burea..cracies ls raging over the isstM .t •ar·tpUtting in· daatrial nolse1 wltb the recorded roar of Jacknammen meeting the somber rt1ponse of cost estlmates. lo llearin•• that conUnue this week, the contending qenciet. and health experts have ••reed on only one t.hing -current in· dwltrial noh1e levels are blowing U.. minds, tbo health and the anlrums of Amer\can workers. -.A study prehnted at laat Wftk11 openln• round of be~ •aid 1.68 a>Ullo• wCIRa'I • a major lndu1trie1 will lutf• ban·' ' ( dlcapphtl bearin1 tones by the Ume (hey r etire if conditions are not Improved. But the occupational 1alety · and heaJtb admln11tratiOll, which preseattcl th11 1tudy. Hid the noise level ref orm1 propoeed by the BnvltonmentaJ Pro&eetioo Aaency wouJd b4t much too ex· pen1lve. AdmlnhtraUon ipok•man •upported OIHA wtth warniaa• a(aintt WlaUoftary apendln1. OSHA ar1un for tnfGfCtment ol ext.uni Dolle Jevtl IUndardl: an aYft'.,• eiffGl ot IO dedbel1 fll ioUDd -eqmv•ltilt to a,.... till UWIE or a Moated COii,..._ Uoll -over an e11bt·hout •bill It would Uabten up the current 1tanclards b)' requlrlq bearing teltt !or wor'ken, tbe nionltoring of wor~place · nohe, and employer record·kMplna on Dolle eoacl.ltioal. I TM OIHA 1tuc11 ~ Ha w8lil4 ••"'the 'bear-M.000 woran at a COit to of about tu.J bUUon. • • · So•e Aeelclent the pboto1Tapher dJd a double take when be a potted thb car wr•Pl>ed around a poleln Portland, Ore. It'• 1 tnake-belleve accfcfent, thou1h -the aide of the car advert11e1 the au tor• ~firm U.•l cteatecl the eye~catch1D11lan. F r o nt P a g e A I 'SCAR' OR FREEWAY BED? look like if it were piled in a heap? A whoJe football field cov- ered with dirt to a heignt or 150 yards, or about the hefgbt of a 38-story building. state ofC~ciats appreciate the logic that excavation should lead to construction, but point out that that progress ion is being Gar den Grove Man Killed In. E x plosion ' PHOEN!X, Ariz. (AP) -The p1:emature explosion or dynantite t hat killed a man believed to be a Garden Grove resident and criticalJy itij ure d another Califonlia man ~arty Saturday, IOiY have been intended for use in a war between motorcycle gangs, police said. Police s aid a man tentatively identified as Charles P. Keenan, 34. of Garden Grove, CaJiC., was kiJled when ·tbe blast rieped t-hrough [heir• van. Another, believed to be '"'William G. Galemare. 25, o! Long Beach, Calit... was lnjur~ in the ex· pJosioo. Police sald they had received .\nformaUon earlier that a van, bearing t he ume Cali(prnia ticeose plates as the clerQOllshed vehicle, wu en route to ~nix carryma two men and JO sticks or <!ynamiw. omcers said their in- form a tioq indicated I.he ex-pt~ves W'5J intended (Or Qse at a motor c y c 1i st s ·tr an gout somewhere on the city's west side. 1 • A tavern visited occasionally by motorcyclists is located acroo the.skeet from where the ex_pl95iop occ,urred. threatened by a lack of funds. In s horl, the state is digging itself Into a hole that it may not be able to fill with a freeway. ·· n is no guarantee that there will be future construction,'' said . Tom Brown, a Caltrans aide in Los Angeles, or the excavation work. "I cannot say that it wilt expedite construction." Brown acknowledged that state planning ~harts list the Newport Freeway extension to Bay St1·e.et for ·'possible ad· ve1tising in 1979" with construe· Lion planned fo1· 1981·82. ··nut.don't give the Impression the mo·ney is budgeted or tnat we have the money because right now we are not sure we have the Cinancing," Brown added. As for the next stage, from Bay Street to Placentia Avenue, Brown said that is ·'quite Car away. It· may possibly be ad- vertised in 1980, but even that's optimi~tic. · As last as one statement 00 state highway funding is made the picture seems to worsen. California transportation chief Howard C. Ullrich annoilnced in Sacramento this week that the state will stop taking any bids for highway construction July l because of inflation and dwindl· iog~venue. UUrich said it was unlikely that any new highway construction coptracts would be put out for ~i'8 for atleast a year. ·· Staiements like that are caus· ~ Coeta Mesa's civic leaders to get in touch with state highway • officials to press for commit· meats or· cJariCicaUon. Deputy Mayor Jack .Hammett, who caJledthe excavation a ··scar" at a recent co1i1ncil meeting~ will be in Sacramento Monday and will talk with Calti·ans officials. ··we have a good rapport there and we want to maintain it," Hammett said. Another way of looking at the Newport. Boulevard excavation is that it will serve as a reminder on the lack or completioo of the "Newport Freeway. • • • .. People don't like to look at an ·eyesore or a b~l fJcompleted freeway," Caltrans' Brown said. "We will make every effort to complete it, but if it can't be com· pleted we would scaJe it down rather than let it sit there.'' WilJ it ever be a drainage pro- blem? .. The only thing that will gel into the bottom of the excava- tion will be the rain," Eldridge said. .. It· could never· get over nominal depth. No other water will get in there." Costa Mesa officials also are concerned about a nother freeway befog left" unfinished in their town. Wh,en present work on the Corona del Mar Freeway is completed, it will run 1 to 6 miles from tbe San Diego Freeway, just north of Bear Street, through the interchange to Red Hill A venue. The next step calls for the six- lane route to be extended to Ca m- pus Drive. a stretch that will cost an estimated $4.6 million. But. this contract has not been awarded yet, and although it is listed for adverlisiog in 1976. UI· hich"s st atement this week ap· pears lo lhre;Jten it. About 200,000 cubic yards of tltrt are being excavated north.of Bristol Street -to build the Corona·del Mar freeway rtom the San Diego Freeway to the Newport Freeway and because the pla11 calls fo 1· the route to be depressed under the airport as it gOl's from Red Hill lo Campus. The last stage in the network is to connet.'l the Corona del Mar Freeway to MacArthu r Boulevard, presently being re· aligned. and. elevated lo over- come flooding problems from the San Diego Creek. · Once upon a time J.hls was to be all freeway, but no more. The lie· in from Campus Drive will be made through a system of sur- f a ce street improvements - such as one· way, tbl'ee-lane fron- tage l'oads -though the state w1ll retain the right of way for possible later extension of the route. Moonscape appeal'Unce of Costa Mesa 's llole in lhe ground wbove, left 1 1s result of taking grnuud;!evel look at hcuvy equip· mcnt trucks . Those cart11 walls in c..listance arc th rec s tort c s t all, as can be seen \above J m new over fenct! at equipment ... work mg 111 llo k . Aenul view i below) looks µast Soutlwrn California College d.>ottom n glll <.'Orner 111 photo) toward downtown L;usta Ml'su anti Newport Beach \top of p11oto1 alon g mute ot' freeway that may or may not be bullt. City ot Cosw IMw PMto Tbe blast ripped a hole in th~ wall o( a television repair shop about 12 feet Crom the van. Bits ot wreckage was scattered over a baJC block a1·ea. Police said the explosion was heard as Car as lhree miJes away. "Th~ is one of the most severe explosions in a vehicle I've seen Chuong's Plftns"lncl~de Helping Others . in my expel"ience on the depart· pienr, '1 said BattaHon Chief Bob Bivin,. chjef flre department in· vesCigator. · • . . . ~ . SAN FRANCISCO CAP> New bicenhmnial half dollars - • stamped "1776·1976" -will go in· LO circuJation through banks he1~ • on July 7. Wesley De Vries, senior vice • ~resident ol the .f ederaJ Reserve ' ~nJc be1·e, satd Friday tbal"l.90 million bicentennl~ itMlt dollfl'S ..... ,.rn be circcala~ nation"1de ('t'omhere. · Heads on Uae 1Mw halt.<foUjU' Tt'ill look Ulle t.h~ .tandard coin. except for the date -1116-lm T he tau side wUI bear a Mw • ai1n -lndepeadente Hail ha Philadelphi•. De Yrie1 Hid two oUtc' ~ lal~tennial coins -a dollar dill •quarter -wtU be released Jater I.hi• year. The race 81de. of boUJ toi.ns will be unchanaed except. fortbe mal'k .. 177G·llt16." Th.a revene 1ide ol &.he dollar will bear lbe Liberty Bell and the mooo, eyna&>o& atn1 lba a•lion 's r11e from a colony to a world power. The revere.s l4de ot the tuaJUr 1hows 111 coloonll drum· mer. . '?be Federal Reffl'Ve Will te· leue about 715 mi11fo9\ bie1••» nial doll•r1 and 600 mWlon guamn. T.a. bicealenDlal halv• an be· lq struck al the ftiladelPbl.a aDd Denver mints. ) By JAN WORTH. Of .... Dlil'r ,., ........ He sits quietly stnnl)ming a guitar as he gets his picture taken, and gently the tWle un. rolls: "Lord I 'm one, .Lprd I'm two, Lord I "m three, Lord I'm four, Lord t 'm five hundred miles away Crom home .... " But while the me~y is plain- tive, Ly Van Chuong, 20, of Mis- sion Viejo is s miling and Cull or plans for his new life. When be left Vietoam~ril 23. Chuong was a busy s nt of mass communications and one of two Mecong University students chosen as reporters for the Saigon daily newspaper Song Than. He was the only one of his Cami· Ly to escape. His father, a Viet· namese. army officer, bis mother, three a is ten and two brothers are atlll there. They are probably in d•n1er; be baa not beard anythine about them, To a 1reat extent1 Cb"°°' has made the enUre re1ucee toeiety ~aurroaate fa~ily. When he arrived at Camp Pendleton in early May, cme of the lint thl.n.•• tbe y~ re- porter ooUced was I.be leek or books. ...., .... , •• 0., ............ ~-Friday II you do nol h•ve vour paoer by 6 30 p m.. ctll belore 7 p.m. and your copy Yftll be de- l~ed. ~ and Sunday lf Pf do not ~ your copy by t &"'-.....,_ cMy, Of 8 am Su~. CllllWIDfe tO a.m. and your c~y .... be...,..,., So he organized a library. The Marines set up a tent and put a sign on the front. Almost all the refugees had brought out at least one or two books , so Chuong asked them to contribute what they had. After he bad combed his sec- tion or the camp, be carted the collections to the library tent. There were 25 books. Soon, of course, when visiting Americans beard about the pro- ject, they donated books until there were over a tbouaand. But the diversion of reading was so precious to the refugees, many of whom found the com- bination or boredom and uncer- tainty unnerving, that demand for the reading material became an instant problem . 1 "At first we told them.ihe.y had to read the bqoks m the library tent," Chuone said. "But. it soon became overcrowded, wltb 120or 150 people crQwded inatde trying to read. So they orc•ni•ed a group or lending com.mittees. tacb book · committee haa a chairman. who keeps track or a certain number of books and who ls reading each one. Tbua, if a person does not. re- turn a book, be has to answer to the whole lendjna commiUee. A clever system ol peer pressure, Chuong believes . "We hlld to tM very ca.ref OJ bow wo handled the situation," Chuon1 •a.W. "J\ ~ dangenous to lnMe IOllleo.te •Aal7 •hen they have lall 9\l ttteW blllMef'S.'' With en~ Ulid 1leYel' quits, ~:UMl .. aollil C1111e1 w ~h ----1'0 tbe ebtlllne. He Nlril'Md tbal acat.......S unanc lh• 50 or eo ~ who lho.red up were a IOOCI a.uiBbei ot adulu who wanted to learn • well.Socfanttftlt ...... w..e Htup. Havjng the s tructure or a class and a teacher to lead them -if only in learning English -was salvation to some or the adults. ''When they have a class, they have a teacher. And when they have a teacher, they have so- meone to believe in. That is very important,'' Chuong said . Though he moved out of the camp June 7 to live with the John Coopers' of Mi.ulon Viejo, Chuong continues to return to the camp to do what he can, leaching English and delivering books . He's working on another pro· ject as well -organizing a Viet- namese-A rrl eri can association for refugees and their sponsors. The association would mean mutual help and support for the new refugees during their dif· ficult days or adjustment. Chuong and his sponsor, John -Cooper, are trying to locate Viet· nam~e people living in the area and contacting them about the as· sociation. Involvement with the needs of his people is not new to Chuong. As a high school student in a musical group like "Up With People," Chuong and his friends in the group helped relocate an e ntire 'Village from war-torn Quang Tri . I Chuong's own life has been radical-ly interrupted and turned upside down. But it is the fate of his CeUow refugees that concerns him most. LY YAN CHUONG STRUM80U1'TAR FOR tla MllllON VllJO ~.JOHN COOP!R . Fonnet.8algon Joumaht eac.ped Frotn Communleta, But F_,,,9ta,ed Behind · I - &ind1y.June29, 19T5 • Rod Serling's Final Journey By THOMAS PALMER OflMO.llyP'llltlalft Word of the death ot aulbor and producer anci science fic- Uonilt extraordinaire Rod Serllil& will aend the thouchts or many of us back to the Twilight 1.one. Tbou8b tbe television aeries bu been in reruns for ye an Dow, and Serlin1'• ener1ies directed to more world- ly things, llke advertising and teaching, his name and the concept of tbat eerie beyond re· main inseparable. One would await with nervous ap· prebension Uae late evenin1 boQr when a pie· lure of apace appeared on lbe screen. Serl- inc's inimitable voice lured you. He pressed bis words through that tight-cheeked ex- pression, a partial grin -was there a hint or evil in it? -always atop the slender body in the black suit. N.UIH His bands were folded. If you were young enough, and DO one else were around to ac- company you into the Twilight Zone, you might just turn the television off. The next day you faked 1t in the discussion of the merits or the menace in that episode. rhe 1. Love Lucy plots have faded into dull memory of sem1amusement. Yet any Twilight Zone fan worth his Wheaties still cannot shake the image of that hitchhiker. The one who kept showing up in front of a young woman's car , though she sped up and changed her route to avoid his glare. We were residents on the Twilight Zone during The Incident on Maple Street, when, inexplicably, cars started by themselves, and panic turned a quiet neighborhood into a mob. scene. SE&UNG, or course, could explain it. Maple Street simply b~d crossed over the tbre&bbold. He 1ave us fiction; be tiUllated us wt lb a pre-Exorcist tute ol the unknown. Yet be also introduced some of us to the unanswerable questions we bad never previously confronted: Areweunique? Wbatisinfinity? .. Th~ movies ("War o~ tbe Worlds," et al) tended to present a v1v1d picture. While horrible, it was somehow easier to reject - easier lo sle41> with -than Serting's subtler questions. He opened the door, ana you saw your own personal vision of what fear is. You were alone. (I. • Even for those older, who understood that the mind cannot be define.d. ~rling presented searching questions: the kind it is easy to avoid in the never·absolutely-never-land of television. . The last time Serling was in the news was not a happy oc- casion. He had written a television movie screenplay about an ex- tortion plot carried off through planting of an altitude bomb in an airplane. When a similar intident occurred in reality soon after the movie was broadcast. Serling made a statement to the effect that he wished he had never been born. That was cbaracteristicaUy odd. It was never r eally clear whether he was genuine in his exaggerated regret, or whether he was needling an indignant society on which the notion just was dawning that life imitates art as well as the other way round. In 1970, Serllng attended a conference on the mass media, h~ld a~ the University ol Missouri at Kansas City. Among the in- vited Journalists and authors, there were some eminent names. YET NONE was more alluring, none drew a bigger r esponse, th~ Rod. Ser ling. Several of the speakers shouted their thoughts on lhe1r vanous causes. But none was heard beUer than Ser ling. He was almost shy. He spoke in a low voice, less authoratative than the one he uses when bis narration alternates with the captain's French accent in the Undersea.World or Jac- ques Cousteau series. . Serling related the pleasure be earned from entertaining· peo- ple. And, as 1 recall, he said be enjoyed using fiction to get at the truth, in the way the newsmen on the panel report facts in hopes of reaching the truth. As be spoke, and as he wailed to speak and as he listened to others, Ser ling was genteel and friendly. And all the time, he cbain·smoked cigarettes.. · Rod Serling died when surgery necessitated by one heart at- tack was complicated by another seizure. He was only so. Wherever the Twilight Zone exists, there will be a void on this side of it. SACRAMENTO (AP) -At leut tbrM major 1---col· lectiv• barca1-lnc, medical malpraetice utl lebool akl -.... m,lned unreaolved Saturday wbm ..,._ California Leaillatau. be1an a five-week vaeatiOn. :rbe Le1islature lldjourned a few mlnutes pall mfd~ after , Jdllina a $115-mUllon • aid blll. Le1i1lators1 awaltina GOv. Ed· muod Brown Jr.'s action on an $11.57 billion state budget, also banded Brown one major 1pend- ina bill, a $42 million ~·· Uon to rebuild the state Capitol. In aootber important last· minute vote, the Senate narrowly pused a measure that would &et voters deelde whether to meJto lt euier for letillators to raise bank and buaineu tQes. TU ASSEMBLY bas abJady paaaed a separate measure dOing the same th.in&, and will take up the &mate vereion after the re. ·cess ends Aug.•· R(aaJling to keep their bUls a.Live by passing them to the op- posite house before Friday's de- adline, legislators covered some 150 bills ranging Crom a major re- vision or milk pricing laws to a ban on oversized toilet tanks. The school finance issue, which has become a regular feature of the twice-yearly end-of-session flurry, is expected to be with the lawmakers a long time. Still awaiting them, although probably not this year, is resolu- tion of the Serrano-Priest de- cision ordering equal financing of schools regard1eu ol the value of their district's property. The author of the defeatM school aid bilJ, Sen. Albert Rodda (D·Sacramento), warned that its cost is "just peanuts" compared to a Serrano solution. RODDA'S BILL, which Brown says il(too large, wiU be taken up again in August. Also waiting untit August are several malpractice bills and a measure that would give public e mployes s ome collective bargaining rights. Legislators who were rushing a compromise malpractice bill through both houses got a reprieve last week when the California Medical Association said it was willing to wait until the end of the summer for a bill seeking a long-range solution. Soviet Chief, PQpe Confer VATlCAN CITY (U PO -Pope Paul Vl questioned Soviet Forllign .Minis ter Andrei A. Gromyko Saturday about the Roman Catholic Church in the Soviet Union . Vatican spokesman Federico Alessandl'ini said Gromyko and the Pope also exchanged views on "peace and disarmament with particular reference to the pro- blems of the Middle East and the European Secu1·ity Conference." Search for Peking Man Fai/$ • OCEANSIDE (AP) -A two- y search of rugged bills bas iled to locate the fossilized re- ains of P eking Man. : Chicago financier Christopher K;. Janus led a caravan of ~yguards, reporters and a )ecretary for six hours through '1eavy brush about 30 .miles north ~San Diego. l But even with the aid of a ~eleviaion news helicopter, the -year-old Janus, who has or- 1-ered a $150,000 reward for the 'osails, was unable to find a cabin • . • said to contain the· much·s'ought remains. "I'm disappointed," he told footsore reporters before return- ing to bis hotel in Beverly Hills on Friday. "I saw absolutely nothing from the air that could be the cabin. All the structures we looked at were too new.'• The two-day search, which at times looked more like a carnival, was touched off by two Vietnam veterans who contacted Janus in Chicago. Donald Githens, an Army com- munications specialist from Ft. Bragg, N .C., and bis uncle, J ose Salisido of Maui, Hawaii, said they stumbled upon a cabin in the area about 15 years ago. They claimed it contained a Marine fooUocker with bones in it, as well as pictures from China taken in the 1930s. But after following the pair up and down the hills, no trace of either the cabin nor: the bones were found. After a few hours Friday, the bodyguards gave up and left. By noon, so did Janus. l Midwest Heat Sizzling Air Pollution Danger Noted in Illinois ~ ..... llt .. •Mf'f tlfNI .,....... <tMr ........ tlle ._ r::-..:. ................ .. c .... .. p ·~ . . ·' . .. • # • 7' " 9S .. . , ... ..... ., 10 . .. : !} '° .. D M ., 14 11 " '' n . .. .. . " n a ... " " .. 1' . .. • l't " n tOt 11 .. 10 . " .. ,, . ,. .. 11 • 11 11 ., : "' " n .... .., .. . .. ~= a " :!! '1 • • 11 cou.acr1v11: bartainlna bu been• one· ot tb-blatlt clltap. poiatmeata tor Brown u well u or1U11ecl lalr.w. Witll ,pro·labor DemocratJ boldlne flrm ·maiorttl• in both boul•, puaaae ot • bW teemed a11ured. But a leaderablp· baeiled bUl WU stripped of ri1bt• to-ltrik• and bindinl·arb&tration proyillona. TbtD, after Brown bad helped put ~et.ber a new bill livinl PuWe employe1 tbe riOl t.o or- 1aalae without atriklna; the fracUe 8'rffment fell apart UD· der praaurea of time, OPPOllUoo by acbool sroups, and -raent- ment by some leglllatora of tbe ' ' I TBS ftariam-.w .... eluded I08ae' •pectacu&• ce•HI fot tbe IOYt"*', __ ;'.~~' 1•8ill&UM DemouM8, Incl puNle ol a hl1toric MCnt bUMmt bW for farm work en. Be1ldet tbe ban~ and ba1N8*• tax meuure, Uber• acbltved another lon1·soucbt ~ in tax lawa by repeaUn; t.a.e oil l depletion allowance fw major c:omp•mea. Howev•, an over-11 &•11--iitalii'811f~ tu reform bill dled m·i" tliit • 'l-9 " -~ committee. Cba,rlie tmltb fJf ~<!"': Opponeotl of victiml9'1·crhne na .• wW cet.arai. bil lRl'Q laws acored aucce~e binbday Suiy 4. He ls un~~ ~.~,,~ • .:'~!°~eulo:.~!C: sw·e of~ real date, but tbe awaltln• Brown'• 11-•ture, and . Social SeCurtty office says • -be is ..at least 1a2. Tlole ·a repeal or century-o&' laws teeth -aren•t 133, thou1h ~ a1ainat .a wide ranae ol sexual ~ acts between consenting adults. they're brand new..dentur• State Gllrblige SiUtJied· SACRAMENTO (UPI) -California owners of personalized lice nse plates are financing a $275,000 study .on produc- ing energy from garbage and recovering valuable materials from the waste. The 16-month project will examine methods ol converting solid wastes to energy and reusable· materials, the cost of do- ing so in California, and the effect ol such efforts -0n the environment. Albert A. Marino, ex-· ecutive officer or the s tate Solid Waste Management· Boa rd which contracted for the study, said results of the research could •pur con- struction of publicly and privately financed garbage resource re· covery plants. "It is a very' first step toward large -scal e garbage -r e covery because we know the technology is here to do these things," Marino said. •'The big problems are the cost f actors, the environmental factors in California and what ls the energy shortage. "WITO. THE energy shortage predicted to 1et worse, this thing (con· verting garbage into energy fuel> becomes more attractive. This study will provide vital information.•• Funds for the study were provided through the sale of the $25 personalized license. plates to motorists. The license plate program was created by the Legislature several years ago to finance en- vironmental projects. The study being .. • .t.. .: • • :-.; launched this month by the Loa Angeles .flrm of Stanton , Stockwell· Henningson, Durham and Richardson is de- signed to determine the feasibility of garbage re· source recovery in Southern California. Jt wlll seek the best methods of extracting marketable materials such as metals and glass from solid waste and converting th e re- mainder into fuel such as a gas or an oil and whether such efforts will be profitable and en- v Iron men l a l l y worthwhile. THE STUD\' will evaluate whal products can be recovered from solid waste and de· t e rmine existing markets for the products and the energy produced from garbage .. Although the study will seek •'the best and highest ose of garbage" Marino said the in- formation gleaned from: it will aid local govern- meri t agencies and private firms ·throughout the. state rn setting up their own waste ~overy systems. "The infol'matton would be valuable to any community in California," he said. Marino said thei re· search firm will de· velop a preliminary de- sign of a waste.'proceu- 1ng plant for a selected location in Southern California . He said if such a facili- ty is round to be feasible in the study, a de· monstration plant might. be bwU with eitfler gov· ernment or private financing. ... • •• f'-. .:. . • '1(• . • ... featuring ~lectecl Item• from th• collectlons ot HERITAGE• DREXEL •.HENREDON CENTURY • AND MANY MOREi all from our ,.,ular atock we've got a lot to sale ... you'w• got a lot to ••••I Now you con sole on to Biggar things during our summer sale event .:... surely among the more celebrated sales of quality furnishings in the tn• tire.West. As always, every tingle item Included in our sale se'-ctlon com• es from our regular stock. Many of the pieces (and even entire collec· tlons) are being offered at sale prices for the very fint time. Hurry, because the iole hos just begun! FEATURED GROUPS FOR THIS SUMMER SALE Mefocts four <:.nturi.$ At¥orado ca,,..n,ury Trianon M4rocoy AmericClft Tour Kl"9tbridge VenetJon Sketchbook Talavera .,.., .... Ptanc.ca Defray , ~· VaMMO Caftdllwood Ml~t ltood y .......... . 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He is a powerful personality who has contributed large sums of money to political causes and candidates. The last episode involving Cella came up last week when he and District Attorney Hicks exchanged i selies of sharp accusations regarding transferral by the Board of Supervisors of 22 investigators from Hick's office to the office of Sheriff Brad Gates. On the surface, the transferral of 22 personnel could appear to be a routine streamlining of law en- forcement procedure. However, there is a far deeper philosoph~ involved: By law and by tradition the district attorney is the chief Jaw enforcement agent of a county and any diminution of his authority and power can lead to u·ouble. In years past, Orange County·bad a spotted crime record because of weak dependence upon the district attorney's authority. ) vestigators to overall enforcement and surveiUance procedures an~ to keep out organized crime. In the Cella-Hicks exchange last week, Hicks said it looked to him as if Cella bad engineered the deal. ~lla acknowledged he did discuss it with at least c;>ne supervisor-but said he wasn't responsible for the switch. Whatever the elements of truth or untruth of their remarks, Cella dug deeply into his sack of political garbage to accuse the district attorney of having a "pathological drinking problem." He called a press conference to distlibute this piece of non-medical and WlSu~tantiated accusation-acting as if this bad some bearing on the transferral of the 22 in- vestigators out of the district attorney's office. At week's end, it appeared that two conclusions are obvious: 1. Trans! err al of a substantial number of district attomey investigators into the sheriff~ office i& not in the best interests of the people of Orange County. 2. Cella's self-cast heavy shadow indicates he may indeed have been an influence <;>n that decision- despite his denials to the contrary. The Board of Supervisors owes the people of Orange County a full recital of why it made this strange and abrupt change, particularly in view of the fact that Orange County has been enjoying a re- putation of doing a good job of keeping out organized 'Clime. }, ... This by no means is saying Sheriff Brad Gates is of a mind to soften the county's clean-cut law enforce- ment reputation. But, after all, the sheriff really is in charge of s uch things as patrolling unincorporated areas, maintaining a jail, transporting prisoners and the like. He really isn't in a spot to assign in- There may or may not be a shadow controlling county government, but the 1.7 million people who call Orange County their home deserve a fuJl explana- tion of what's going on right now in the county seat. 11 WHAT COULD l PO? 1HEY CAl.LEt> Mt A l~A~T." After Ousting AID Crew Laos Demands U.S. Aid On June 30, lhe U.S. Agency for International Development, our dispenser of foreign aid, will fold ils tent and silently steal away from Laos, leaving the tent (and all its other property) to the new Pathe t Lao Communist government, which wants U .S . aid money to con- tinue flowing , but with no s trings at- tached. Although opposition to the Pathet. Lao collapsed more swifUy-a!ter a decadeoftug-of- war -titan even the Pat.bet Lao expected,'the new regime hasn't wasted any time consolidating its ( RONALD REAGAN position. ) For years the Laotian cabinet had been a delicately balanced coalition of leftists, rightists and .. neutralists ," k ept glued together by n e utralist Prime Minister Prince Souvanna Phouma. SHORTLY after Saigon fell, though, Pathet Lao "rent-a- crowdsn ,(as one European diplomat describes them) began de~Qmtrating in Vientiane for the removal qf riehtist members of the -cabinet. Most of them got the message very quickly and took off for Thailand. Since the ell)igres were mostly gen erals and represented whatever military leadership the right wing had, the Pathet Lao rushed in to fill the vacuum. Its army, with North Viel• namese well-integrated into it <right down to the company level), made a show of strength. to intimidate hitherto"' rightist towns in southern Lios, and the bloodless takeover was, indeed. over. The street demonstrators; meanwhile, stormed the AID of· fices in Vientiane, occupying them, and taking hostages. To end the oc.cupation and win the releas• el tbiie h.os.la&e$, U.S. of- ficials b&«Lto aaree tQ~4U., AU> out of Laos entirely, Jong with ils 200 American employes (it also emplQ>''2·500 Laotiana). ·Brown Signs ()nly What He Understands The Pai.bet· Lao ~.ns to not quite kill the goose, fdr~ey like those golden eggs it produces. Now, they want U.S. aid ($.13 million thls fiscal year) "direct and unconditiona1.r Jn other words, a blank check. ' This is a cheer for Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., who is shaking up bureaucrats in Sacramento by his announcement, "I don't sign &11yt.hing I don't understand." • As he explains, "I think more than any pro- gram, I see "the necessity for c l ear thinkin g , c I e a r language and c l e a r an alysis . 1 don't want anything writ- ten in state government that isn 'tintelligible. ~The government belongs to the people, and if the people can't un- ' derstand it, forget it." c The governor is especially hard r on what is known as "com- " prehensive planning": "Plan· • ntng is just wheel spinning. It pro- C..llferates options at the highest Jevels of abstraction such that no f CJne can perceive that very little is ~beingsaid. t . "HAVE YOU looked at the ·calTrans (California Depart-1 ment of Trans portation) plan? That's a $50-million misun· derstanding. They want $300,000 for a (federal) economic develop- ment grant. "Tbe language is dictated by a planner in Washington. He's not iloing t.o put anybody to work. Jle'1 &OiD& to put more people on tile pubUc payroll, so the govern- mmt wlll borrow more money. ~ which wi11 drive up the interest rates, which will make it harder for the builders, which will put more people out of work. "So people doing real work will be put out of work to satisfy this mindless, muddle-headed com- prehensive planning process. Codes, private languages - that's where we are today. It's like the Tower of Babel." I sympatb ize with the governor. Bureaucrats suffer from the same faults of language -and therefore of thought -as academics. Scholars, art critics, jurists and other high level verbalists, like bureaucrats, de- velop their own terf1!inologies. The purpose of these terminologies is partly to im - prove communication among fellow members of a group. But an equally importantpurposeisto impress outsiders. ONE OF THE pleasures of be- ing learned is to induce in the un- learned the reaction, "God, he must be smart ! I can't un- derstand a word he says." And the learned are always a little afraid that if they were to explain things clearly, people would cease to be impressed. I do not dis pute the fact that any l earn e d profession, any specialized interest, whether an- thropology, finance or govem- m en t, requires a special vocabulary. But such vocabularies all too oCten become more difficult than necessary and develop into a jargon. DAILY PILOT The editorial paee oC the Daily Pilot seeks to inform and stimulate readers by presenUng on this page diverse commen· tary on topics of interest by •YD· dicated columnists and car· tooni1ta, by providing a forum for readers' views and by pre· senting this newspaper's opin· ions a nd ideas on current lapin. The edltortal oplnlons of the Daily Pilot appear only ln the editorial column at the t&p oC the page. Opinions expressed by the columnists and cGrtoonists and letter writers are t.MJr own and no endorsement of their views by the Dall)' Piiot should bei.n!erred. ' f .. I • . ' ( s. I. HAYAKAWA) I Using a language that is over the heads of ordinary people is to some a status symbol, almost a caste mark, like the mastery of Latin, whi'ch distmguisbed the scholar for many centuries in Europe. Whatever else' was ac- complished in Latin, it kept the peasants in a state of awe before mysteries they could not hope to understand. "There are no peasants in America," the governor seems to be saying. "I refuse to govern by mystification. Taxpayers are en- tiUed to know exactly what we in state government are up to." At- taboy, J efry ! Let1 me recommend to Gov· ernor Brown a book that should be in every state office: "Gob- bledygook Has Got to Go," by John O'Hayre of the Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Depart- ment of the Interior (Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402). O'Hayre is as ruthless with pedantry as he is with those wM attempt to conceal their ig- norance with inflated language. For example: "TEMPERATURE is a most important factor in determining the ·ecok>1ical optimum and UJe limits of crop growth, and therefore the agricultural ex- ploitation of our water and soils ·resources. Like precipitation measurements, temperature is probably measured wit.bin the present accuracy of our knowledge of temperature effects on resource utilization, and pro- vides us wlth a standud of measurement which can be linked empirically and theoretically to specific environ- mental applications.'' As one Vermont farmer said to another while listening to a political speech, "Wh~t's he talk- ing about?" To wb\ch the other replied, "Hedon'tsay." O'Hayre gives many practical suggestions on how to boil the fat out of such prose, the mostimpor- tantof w~ch is," Be yourself." "Vigorous writing is coooise," writes William J . Strunk in "The Elements of Style." "A sentence should contain no unnecessary words, a paragraph no un- necessary sentences, for the same reason that a drawing should have no unnecessary lin~s and a machine no unnecessary parts. ''This requires not that the writer make all his sentences short, or that he should avoid all detail and treat his subjects only in outline, but that every word tell." The governor might have this paragraph framed and hung in every state office. IT'S NO WONDER they want the JllODey: The United States i$ Laos' largest donor by far anct this aid keeps the local currency afloat. Without it, the Laotian economy will be in real trouble. Those arguing for continuation of our aid on Patbet Lao terms contend it will help maintain a' tiny U.S. toehold id-rndochlna, but close observers of the scene belie,ve Ute "toehold" will pro. duce 'ho t,angible benefits ·and no Jev;erage over the Pat.bit Lao. Removal of AID would pro- bably result in the Laotians breaking off diplomaUc relations with the United States, but in the wake of the fall of C~mbodia and South Vietnam that would scarcely be a catastrophe. As long flS we're dispensing foreign aid, we'd better tum our aUenUon to allies who need it, such as South Korea, and forget Laos. Perhaps the Pathet Lao can float a loan with their allies, the North Vietnamese. Man-haters Hu1'i Feminist Crew Some leaders or the American Women's Liberation Movement have been scornful of the meet- ing in Mexico City which gives world focus to International Women's Year. The feelinf aeetna to be that since men were involved in tbe NORMAN COUSJN-S planning for the ev~t a.nd are particlpaUng in the program, the Mexico City meeUng ls akin to a fraud. One of the American Women's Lib leaders was quoted as saytnl that having men involved In the Mexico City meettnc· wu like having Hitler appear in 1 com· memorati ve program called by the 1urvlvors or Auscbwiu. I FIND IT dirrlcult to believe that. this comment was acclJrate· ly rtported or, IC so. that il was 1ertously intended. Even so, the alUtude of some of tbe Women'• Ub Jelden •bout the event in Mateo Ctty 1t an Uillortilillite retlectlon of •bat mar be a trllle .... poulblJ la&al flirt; .. Wam•'• Lfb:- The flaw is that these leaders use hate and contempt for men as a weapon. Men are regarded as the enemy. , The natural cons~uence of thls approach ia to create a atace for bulldlD.1 a dangerous wall between the sexes. THIS WR.OLE emphasis smack1 very much oCthe attitude ofsomemWtantblackadurt.qt.be '60s. The atrufgle for racial justice could not be achieved without the 1upport oC a 1ubltan· ti al partof t.bewbite community. Yet some black mWUnta made no dl1Unctlon between t.hoee whites who 1tood in the way of full and equal rl1hts for all Amertcan1 and thOM wb!ttl who would 1enulnely try to uperade the condition of the blacks in American toelety. Somewhat the same phenomenon may now be ob- served ln the rt1bt fOI' women's ri&ht.. Some of u.. ntrem.e mm- tanu are tryln1 to make it •P- pear that the ent1re male apecles 11 q1141d ln a CCllftlplnty to sub- Jillat.e au wom•. Tim '8 utter DGDHDM and lt ean only r.ult in M&Uai ... a on• ot u. ....... -· lilit«7 • . . ' I I A• speaker after 1P'afcer em- phasized at the Mexico City con· lerence, half the hummi race bas been vlcdmlztd by a number of forms of discrirnin1Uon. At Joni latt, however, aenulno ftinl are beln1 registered on every front throughout a larae part of the world. Sub9tulial thOU;b UMij ••in• may be, they'n ac&111Uy CJa1¥ a .t.rt ID • tembb Jcmc ttrus1Je abMd for Ml eqlialltjJ. Notbl a wouli l;e tnbre . . . . • t I 6 r. senseless or tragic than to have this cause degenerate into a hate- filled, know-nothing crusade. Prejudice is never conquered by resort to equal or larger-pr~· Judice. Hate as a weapon against dbcrimination is self-defeating. I MOST SERIOUS of all is that the shortsightedness 1' deflecting many . women from the mal11 challenee. Women are needed to-d~ to help 1to'p tbe drift to war. They are n~eded to help stop squandering of resources -, llumau as well as physical. They are needed to briat the blrtllra'8 into balance wltll tha abWcy of lbe earth to sustain human• beinea in clipity. They are .needed to help all ot humankind become productive and creative. Tbtte are not casual 1oals. They are directly concerned with the meanJna of Uf e. n., call I• the b11but HM• or dlcnlty and intelligence and en•naies of wbl~b the human .-pecles t.a capable. Tbe haters and the racllta ha'• nadli.Df or value to ~bllte to this cau1e. They ate ·~ of tbe problem and not part Of ua~ ....... ~ I with tlae Jon .. a. Even AalbalHAr Sul1lYan drOYe • tmd·Wle ftblcle. ~ eel black to ~ -unpretentloa8 ·ic-"· ;>St of the roadl aren't paved . .Pd they are very DarroW, SO it WU belt to drive a small car. Most American cars are Just too bjg to maneuver through the aUey1. Uowev.er, the unpaved road.I led to great trouble for me in a Mini·Moke, .mY favorite, open-air car until I went lhrou1h one monsoon season with it and had a 1.0-ton tr.uck Pllt8S ae at the ve~ f • MAN041 0 m ... w•• ....... a&Mpm• fU)fd •• . WlllLS l'M ON .... aperlencet, anotber .. tb• mondDC mmet. Uae ac· tive bub of Vientiane, tbe Talat Sow, wben you can ftnd mytblq you want, ewo 1tau and d1ati natal. Dta~te the mud Cduat 1D another uaaon) and tbe paved roads, t1-.t ' ~:dty and ilow pace ol lit. to Lw tt. ~PPY tlmetetllloM days aad. welcome ~•·p~t· from tb~ r~•b or· Ameriffa. UviQI. l Wt very mucb·'at --la VltmUaoe -eur wbole fa.mil)' --aJthoUh we did mill tbe'ocean in llii4·1oc:W f.aot. But to take AU place w bat Oae peaoeful reach ol ~ rtce l*ldl• ud the perfect .Ueoce oft.ea lounct there, 1>rok• ODly by a few de Ilda. We 1pent many~ In the COUil· tr'Jllde.._ rtd1Da bl,, ...... ibe villa•• =rdi:;:r:.~ T~' .~.:'%'"; throul~ the tunnels made by the gifnt- bamboO "tbat arebed above the jungle paths connecting the villages. And I always loved the talkative friendliness of tbe creaking bamboo as its towering wetcbt was moved by warm winds. 'There's a place across ff).any oceans • that seems v91Y far away, but It is close to my heart It is Laos. The pace is slow, the people are happy, enjoying sfmplt1 pleasures f Jn their imall, land·looked country. ' I • 11"• •• ; ,, .. It'• almoet a faatuy woda. ~ls a •low·movtns pace AJDOlll tbe pedple. 'J'hll is th.e part ot Lam I love, and I lball always remember tbe w&• eoun• try where tbe Lao •Ull separate the ehaff fro~ the rice by shaking and bouncing a basket tray so the Ugbt chaff rises and floats away with Ule wind; where bables are cozily rocked to sklep in a hammock swinging from the rafters, the only~ool part of the' bo .... se; where young" boys learn to box. out ln the field, legs a;s wen aa arms flying 1n for Ute punch in the Asian way. . It seems there is a holiday Jn Laos about~every other day. On~year we re· celved a precious invitation to Luang Pr a bang for the boat races and ball held at the royal palace, both events attended by King Sauang Vattbana. Luange Prabang is the royal capital of Laos, a one-and-a-half-hour trip by plane north d Vientiane. ']Qw, bead to the noor. before the king, -reeelved his prize. Tbe king presented tarae silver bowls to all the winners. He's band.some and Jdnaly, fDd the queen ls small and kind· ly. Her teeth were stained red from chewing betel nut -nothing unusual, as allJadies of Laos chew, wbetber they are ~arket vendors or more notables. AFTER WE had been offered drinks downstairs, the kihg and queen entered. greeting everyone slowly and gracious ly -Lao, Europeans and Americans. All of the ladies curtsied as the king kissed their hand. He wore the funny silk pan- taloons called "padung" that came up between his legs in a bunch from front to back. How ancient looking! All the Lao men wore them that night, looking very handsome and of the old world . I ALWAYS ATE kbao phuun as a late lt was the dry season then, so the powdery dust waa (ormine a thin film aJl over bushes an«· trees, and our clothes, hair, 8Jld faces. We pedaled past a cluster of Lao bouiree up on sUlts, and, as we rode down the path, dust puffed up behind us, the tires wheeling through the thick, loose powder that hadn't seen rain since September, some eight months put. We knew tbat this same cluster of houles, in just a few months, would be wet and dripping from the monSOOh rains. Then all would smell thickly of tropical ~-You could almost bear tb1np groWlns. We flew to Luang Prabang early one Saturday morning and arrived at the beautiful eapital, which was sur- rounded by sharp ltarsks and mountains in a lush valley. The hills were studded with temples, their roofs a faded otange, delicately sloped and topped with curv· ingnagas (dragons). Upstairs, the buffet dinner tables stretched at least 150 feet down the long room. There was Lao food, hot and spicy, and European food, all brought by the royal relatives. We took our plates from the buff et out onto the balcony, and to the ri&ht we saw a lovely, tiny, li.ihted temple on the very top of a high, steep hill -Wat Pusey -with the starry sky behind. We danced almost all night. at. We ordered it at a noodle shop near. bOutlque rd bought jualfor the fun of it. (My husband's business ill Laoe· inwlved leasing airplanes.) The. khao pbuun did improve the morning. The sun aboae brighter and the alley didn't look qultesoru11)', dusty and rocky. We called our shop "Salika's Boutl· WET BAaTB.CO.-ES alive and is full of 1ood ~·pa of 1prlng, but not always, because ammals, are kept under the houses, pip are iD pens, ehJckens scurry loose, and the Lao41ogs are snarling, nip· Pina, ftc,l;lttng. After the races, the capt$ or each winning boat came up the stairs, bowed And we'll never forget the fairy tale 'ball in a fairy tale land. ' ~Cancer: :The Best • r • r Medicine jl J ~May Be ~None j . c; l, \ r. • 4 ... : . . • ,. I WASHINGTON -"In th~. 1tiJJ deserv'es lookinl Into, a [ ] those of the e mbryo, hence overwhelming majority of can· ae~eroualf ,~nest ~ncesaion VON HOFFMAN their massive, uncontrolled c~rs. -Wbe~e J1 lot of money bets from one who has supported our~ growth. been spent on diagnosis and cancer n,seatcll proeram, bait' The administration of the therapy, neit~er the p~lty ot has com~· to be disappOinted in its• enemas was,.therefore, simply a tbe diagnosis n.or the kind ''Ol results. ~..,.'', ~ · this may be to believe. ex-drastic form of emergency de- treatment used have any impact • At those 19•6 l)earings, Gerson perience has proved that fre· toxitication. In fighting for his on ... fiv e.year survival pres~ted .,ever•l pati~ta 1wbo quent e nemas completely pauents' lives Gerson learned, as rates. We do have htcreas· · had been given up fdr dead with eliminate the need for sedation," he bimselt wrote, after killing ing evidence that those wbo canceroftbebrainandtbespinal , be wrote in "ACancer·'lbwapy: Se>meoff,thattbeyhadtobekept are treated, supposedly fop column but wtio wwe. alive and Results o! Fifty Cases" <Totality away from every kind or curaUve purposes, at belt have chipper enough to coqie to Books, Box 1035, Del Mar, CA chemical, even those "safe" ones an earlier on-Washington to tell the stories ot 92014, $6.50 ). found in toothpaste, gargles and s e t o r their recovery. Fiist·person hair dyes. Jf this sounds vaguely anguish, a testimonials for fal&e teeth .,..A8SUlllHG the published ·quackish to people wbolive in an· pro lb n g e d adhesives and cancer cures report.a of Dr. Gerson's work are era of cobalt therapy, it made period of tm-should be accepted with only the accurate, be would have ac-sense to Gerson, who ~·t re· pairment and gravest reservations and never compllsbed a .very great deal if gard cancer as an outside in- a greater in-used to jump to larger con-he succeeded in handling the vasioo. but a degeneutive tensity of ptin cluaions. Ia this case, though, the pain part or cancer, which can be b~eatdown of normal function. than those record shows that not only did aobadthat somepeoplearead· Hereasonedthat,ifnOl'JD&lfW)C- wbo succeed another doctor come to substan· vocatlng the legafizaUon of tion could be restored, the body in escaping tiate G.erson's testimony, but heroin' -the most potent pam 'WOUld take care of the tumors the docior." that a number or others wrote let· killer known -for those suffer· itself, and, if the accounts availa- -Ivan Illich, The Washington ters saying that they were ingfrom certain forms of the dis-ble to us were truthful, it would Star, May 27, 1975. personally and professionally ac· ease. seem that this physician was quainted with Gerson's work and Gersop may have been wrong able to do this in a number of CLAUDE. fepper of Florida, thought it had merit. but he wasn't irrational. The cases without radiation, surgery· now a Contressman and then enemas' flo'wed from his own or pharmaceuticals, but by diet a senator, still remem~rs Dr. IT WAS very controversial hypotheseis of the nature of alone. --Mu•Geraon~ althouib.,the hear· then, and .w_o..uld he today l cancer, which he ~al.led "a-" inas at which the .doctor ap-anyone wer~ careying it on. chronic, degenerative disease ACCORDING to llis un· peared were 29 years ago. "I (Gerson died in 1959.) W~ng where almost all essenfial or-derstanding, the site and kind of thought he should have a only with medical discardl, de· gansareinvolvedlntbemoread· cancer was less important than chance!' Pepper recalls ol his 1ath·tow terminal patients, it vanced cases.'' It was Gerson's the general health of the p~ent. decision to invite Gerson to was Gerson's practice to take belief Uiat cancer is a system-He posited the idea that it took testify about his method of them orf all medication, ~. -wide poisoning which acts on many years to develop cancer - cancer therapy. Even no~ be pain killers, everything. He Ui'e!r me&abolism in such a way that "the premorbid p.edod," he r. isn't sure but that Gerson may administer-«! enemas every two the cells of the body take on the called it -during which a pro-.· creasingly impaired the ability of organs -especially the liver -to mainta in a healthy metabolic cell life. With such a line of reasoning, it's not surprising that Gerson would be among the first to sus- pect indirect environmental causes for cancer. Thus almost 20 years ago he wrote: " ... the damage is done by a permanent druly poisoning brought about by our modern civilization. This starts with the soil which is de-n at u r al i zed by artificial fertilizers .... In addition the soil is poisoned by sprays ..• food ~bstances are dam.aged as they are refined, bottled, bleached, powdered, frozen . smoked, salted, canned and col- ored ••.. " This language long antedates t he ecology move-. ment, which Gerson never li ved to see. No, when he objected to the degradation of food supplies. he did so on the proposition it was eliminating trace elements in- dispensable to J;luman life. The particulars of Dr. Gerson ·s the rapeutic regimen are withheld h e re because a newspaper is no place to en· courage the sick, the desperate and the suffering to try self· medication. Gerson's ideas ha· ven't been proved; they haven't even been seriously investigated, and that is the poinL ~ not have had something which hours or more often. ••Difficult as biochemical characteristics of gressive poisoning of the bocfy ln· , ____________________ .;.;.;~ __________ .;... _____________________________________________________________ . .__. __________________ __ . . •• :He's P11lling for ·chmige < 0:: 6 By D~ VID ANABLE, stick it into (the system) and yank strongly enough, (will cause) the world (to) reform itself. I feel it's kind of unethical if somebody gave me that inst.ru· ment not t.o use it. And l enjoy do· . it." ~ "1 see a fixation in (Ameridan) society wit.A ·the lower n~." And he attributes tbll largely to the insistent prc>paaanda of com- merciali:un, the philosophy of Whlit's Right With America? You Say b NEW YORK -Try lo get in h touch with Amilai Etzione before 11. o'clock in the momina and tYOU'll be told he's in conference. 'Actually be is in conference with .-himself: •'!L's terribly important Uo keep a piece of time aeeure c;from the telephone and from •. other intrusions. to re~d and think and write," he says. And what does a man in the front rank of U.S. social scien· tiata, a German·bom. Palestine-ra1aecl Columbia University pro- feuot who bat written 11 books and innumerable papers and articles ponder? ~ · It might be the need to reform • an American society that he aees • preoccupied with material tbiap v rather tban the" deeper quallttu ~ ot tife: "People have been told ' that objects are the best way to aaUlfy their higher needs. The • typical measaae of tbe American i ~mmerclal is that you get aff ec· :i lion ancl di1n1'y by brinalni P bome Ute bie object .... " · oa rr MIGHT be the pU&bt or ~ tbe nuelear f amity. , A dark, curly baireddynamool · ' a 1111.D, Btsione wu ooce • 11- 0 ye~ eommando in tb• J"'' b anU·BrlUsb under1round, and £than a to&dler in the nnt Arab- laraelt war of 1948. before •ml· .,.uo, to the Unltecl Statee. He nowllap.roud fatherotnve. Staione 11 a man of 1reat .. bnaclUa ot vl1lon, ya alnaleoeu o(purpoM. ' To t.be·rance of bll lnternll he t applies the same balic ~ pbllolopb.y, an approMh present· e ed '8 intricate det.aU tn htl book ''Tbe ACUve Soc&et1'1 "P'Wblcb be calla "cny life'• work." Thia , pbl~y abOul bow to. Induce 10C1al ~banae la the drivln1 force olblaUfe: "1 bellevc 1 have found a t.becntical lever wblcb, 1f )'OU • "1-or Et&ione, tbis'•1lbeoreUcal lever" is tbe public consensus needed to create a power base for social chanae. SINCE THE results of his method• are down-to-earth re· ports eoiaebed ln terms tbatpoliti· cians and civil servants can come to grips with, be tinds little dif. ficulty gatbe1'i.9g in research con· tracts. David ,A1N1b1-ii a "4// wnt..- for the ChriltU. ScMnot MortUor . He int~ MUcd BCdoM m the social ldntltC'• Nftl York Of· flee. · So EtslOIM aad. die Milter'• iii· lluenU-1 , ato-..p of ecoftOlllhlll, aoelblo1illl, doetora. Jayyer• and blstorlana t>etome the 1-.en -UM mean• to besiQ. c1'auln1 .COllHAIUI. What he would '*yank,., right now la Ule Amtricaa t.en- den c y to "nourllh our materialism,•• "the tendmey to make efficiency and ecc1D01Dlo 1rowth, detplt.e recesat Mtbackl. once ap,ain ~b• naUon11 prime values. ' laltead, be feels, Americans should say, "Look, we can live With half tbe current fl'OIS H · · tlonal produet ud we want to make the quallt1-of·llt• aoclety, and the just society, our No. 1 priority." Etlione believes everyone bas "basic luamu aeedl," ri•lac from 1~rit,y and comlort up to cliin1ty, affection and ideo~ · Only when NOPle'I &owt1' ueuUafted •Ul they stv•ptrot'l-tl to bicher oeecll. Uoba,pUy, HY• Dr. Et.alone, things. · He sees all sorts oC ramiftca· tions in doin1 away with the wasteful, pl~ned-c>h9olescence society. Chief among these, he is convinced, is that as long as the better-off half of American socie- ty concentrates on a highly com· petitive, materialistic way of life "there'll never be a significant reallocation of wealth; they just won't let it happen." But, if the privileged classes began to find satisfaction in cultural, humane values (which are unlimited) rather than physical possessions (which are increasinely limited), then this would be "the best single condi· tion 1 can imagine for.you to get a full reallocation ol wealth." Is this socialism? "OB.NO,'' BB 86.YSexploeiv• Jy, di9cU111lll witb a wave ot htl band IUCb tbinl• .. the DB· Uooa111atl.on ot the meant ol pro. ducUon"anclalltbatnlbbllh.•' In h1a ettlmate, about ball of American aoclety -ilachadlq some ln t.be Chettoe, 101De In tbe middle clau, some int.be h1lbMt buala811 olreln -bal dedded that "maki.DC a buck is the No. 1 crit.erlon." 'ntat Ulll l1 a bi8h11 aenaiUve, contntvertlal .clalm to make he is very ttell aware -not least *•UI'• um ll Just abOul tbe only i11ue on wblcb be bu been una- ble so far to obtain fundl for a lborQu1b inveltiaation. No one will touch lt. y ........ 't .. fundamefttal, and .. renectln1 tbe fact that bolh aeboOl1 ud televlaion, when u.r .,. Dot HU•• Pl'ClllloUac unethical conduct, are preoc· cupled with leanalaa atU.11 and 1* with character. \ He attributes the rise in divorce rate and decline in mar· ri.,e rate to a number of adverse social fads. Hiah on bis list is the insistence by "half the healing proleaaiom" on a woman's right to a fu.U llfe, "a complete trip." Next comes the fact that people 1.10 longer ''dlacbarie their dut.y to bring up youni children. TbeN are 10 million cbUdren in the United States now who have either one or no parent. I foresee a 1reat tncreaae ln c:bUdren with character clef ecta." 1f the lmmedlat4', outlook for re· form of American Society is bleak, with inflation and re· ceu6oo pub1D1 In the opposite dlreeUoD, Eta.lone ls not unduly perturbed. ·He would be.terribly · surpriHcl if there were not a 1reat reactlon a1ainst materiallat tblnklng wtWn the next five years. MeuwbUe, there be ls at his delk, nMl6•11 writ.lat, uu.kiAC. Ol' teltlfylna before eon,rea, or lec:turin1 at CoJumbta, or dlrect· ial ,. aotJMr Drff ....-ch project •••• Yanktn1 for all be'• worth on the levers ol 1oeia1 chaftl•. ' • J. ,1 Boosterism is the stock in trade for chamber of commerce folks at any level -the local community, the state, the nation. So it should come aa no surprise when the pre- sident of the U.8. Chamber of Commerce of the United States says some encouraging words a boat this country. • In a recent speech on the theme of what's rlght with America, however, Arch Booth, president of the nation's chamber, made some particularly coacise and cogent points. Booth acknowledged that there are a lot of things wrong in America. But he suggested there are a lot more things right - enough things to renew our pride itltbeAmericanideaJandtomake us work even harder at making America work. Ca}>6ullzed, these are his key points.: ONE: We have the greatest amount of freedom for the In· d.ividual of any country in the world. Freedom ot choice. ot re· llgton. Of tbouahi. Of speech. TWO: We have a syste~ oC public education, hither team· inf, and contillut11i .adult study of· ferl.nl rlcb intellectual fUlflllment toall wbo ac~pt lt.l~ties. TBaEE: Wehavethestroqest economic system ud iDcenUve tor bacli vid ual j;i;dueUvtty, ct uy «>~try in the world. l'OUa: We have a b1ib1Y pro.. ducUve and fertile '°'1 And a slcllled, motivated, splendidly equipped agrlcullural com· munil)'. ftVS: We b.ave a aurplua of moral ~ner1y and coura1e. We're a better countiy for it. SIXt We ba•• a wtW.ncnesa to experiment wtth cllffenJnt forms ot IOCiaJ, ec:ooomic and pol1'1cal or1anlaatlon -keeplnf wbal • works and discarding what doesn't. SEVEN: We have, above all, a will to improve, to achieve, to share, to accept the responsibilities of leadership, lo be neighborly and to become something more tomorrow than we are today. EIGln': We have the freedom of our communications media to encourage the development and ·expression of informed opinion. And a growing concern for personal, governmental and commercial ethics and behavior. Got tomething to odd? The Dally Pilot will publish oddi· tions, comments and criticism /Tom reader& on U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Arch Booth's .. What's Right With America" poinla. If you think 1omtthin11 about the United Statts particularly needs point- ing out on the eve of the bictn- ttaial, write it doton cmct Mtd it lo America, Orange Cooat Doil11 Pilot, Boz 1560, Costa Meta, CA 92626. Qpinioft8 r• cdved tDill bd printed on an upcomfno Comment Page, in o SaturdaJf b•ue of the Dail, PlloC. NINE: We have health fadlltla and a medical delivery system of exceptioul quality. . TEN: We have a great wealth of investment capital. much of lt just wa1li.n1 to be used ln the development ol jobs and prodDCtlvity. ELEVEN: We bave ex· tradordtnary technical and scientific talent, constantly workinl to improve our U.UC 'standard• aud expand GU knowled1e of ounelvts , our world and the unt verse. .. 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SiHe 8 , M, L, XL, XXL f I • · 8 to 20. 2 for $5. 3 for 2• Men's T •shirts or briefs. Cotton knits. Men's sizes. • By AL ROSSITER JR. U~I kMllCt 8dltet CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.-A rocket in a Russian desert and a Saturn poised on a firing pad alongside the ocean here will launch two cosmonauts and three astronauts Jul y 15 toward an unprecedented ·s o v i e t -A m e r i c a n rendezvous in space. The Russians in a Soyuz spaceship and the Americans in an Apollo will hook up 136 miles above Germany and. work , eat and tour together for two days while the world below listens and watches over an extraordinary com- munications network. Cosmonauts Alexei A. Leonov, 41-year -old spacewalk pioneer, and veteran Flight Engineer Valeri N. Kubasov, 4-0, plar\ to stay in orbit six days. Apollo Astronauts Thomas P . Stafford, 44, Vance D. Brand, 44, and Donald K . "9eke" Slayton, 51, ·will remain aloft nine days. The flight opens a new era in international space cooper a lion and ends an era for the U.S. men·in·space program. .lune Cadillac Sale Nabers Codlllac 2600 Harbor Blvd., cos-. Mesa S40·9100 AVOID HIGH COST OF DYING CUMATIOH IUltlAL AT SEA T ... w,,,.,., S-.111, ,, •• 1.i.1 • ......... Ho4 C•-*'--•lu •"" •·.....a.ell· .. " .. th .... ,, .. -... ....-..,. ···-· .... ·· ....... ,, •••. , •• , i•c.••• , ••• ,,., .,. ·--• ...i ..... , .. ~ ..... ""-_, , •• .,. ._. c. ...... ,. ••• ,.,.kt. OW' ................ ·-'"'' ,,.,, .. --1.ty. Wrllt er celll THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY 1•00 w COHI Hwv 5.,,, .. F Ne.<POrt BOich, C•llf. • 92660 24 Hours 646-7431 Memti.< Be>lle• e,.11,,eu Buie-.. • No S.IOSm.tl\ Will C•ll ·Send Free Po<lloho 10; NAME ........................ .. AOOR(SS • , .................... . CITY ..... , ••••• ,...... • • , • , , •• ' CEM·BKA.P THE SYMBOLS Of SATISFACTION \ ADD ••• T"41 "11/1nt-Otl ol le"1"'9 from I new eat dHltt. e SWftACT ••• Tiie llffeleot.ea ot C'Oflll"O uo wtlll 1 b lo do wn °P'IYf'IW nt. ®MULTIPLY ••• Tll• 1dv1nl•O•• ol OUI telecllf19, -1nte1n1no I ~ ol your .,.111ci.t '°' 'fOU e DfVIOI ••• UH dOWll IO lllCIHH ~C.00111. It iJI the last American manned apace mission planned before the space shuttle rocket plane .. begins flying from here in 1979. 1' alao la the last launch scheduled for the modified moonships and Space T~etable , " .. • ' ' the aging Saturn rockets that gave the United States the undisputed lead in manned spaceffighL THE SOYUZ will be launched first, at 5:20 a .m . (PDT) from Russia's centr~l Asian Here is the A~llo-Soyuz timetable at a c 0 s m o d r om e near glance, all times EDT: Baikonur. The Apollo is TUESDAY, JULY 15: scheduled to take off pre· 8:20 a .m . CQsmonauts Alexei A. Leonov and cisely 7~ hours. later in Valeri N. Kuhasov take off from Russia's . punuit·. Qf.,.~v and Baikonur Cosmodrome in a Soyuz spaceship. KubasoV'. 1'Jte two ships 3:50 p.m. Astronauts Thomas P. Stafford, . -should lln1' two days Vance D. Brand and Donald K. Slayton faunch laler, using a new Apollo from Cape Canaveral in an Apollo. r do~kihg .module fitted · THVRSl>AY, JULY 17: ·wllh s-pe~ial latches that 12:15 p.m. Apollo docks with the Soym: 136 will clasp an identical milesaboveGermany. meoh•niun on the 3:17 p.m. Stafford and Slayton move to tbe Soyuz. · · Soyuz joining Leonov and Kubasov for hfttial · greetings in first of four crew transfers. FRIDAY, JULY 18:- 5: 02 a.m. Brand moves to Soyuz and Leonov transfers to the Apollo. 11 a .m.. Leonov and Stafford go to Soyuz a11d Brand and Kubasov join Sl .. yton in the Apollo. 3:14 p.m. Crewmen say farewell after Kubasov moves'to Soyuz and Brand returns to Apollo. During the 44 hours the two craft art}docked, the spacemen will transfer back and forth between cabins, exchange gifts including pine seeds to . be planted in the otl'ter countr"y and conduct Joint eX.periments. They SATURDAY, JuLV.19: also will share meals, 11 :26a.m. ApolloandSoyuzundock. with the Americans eat- ... 1 Statf0i'4 Hid U 41l&nY • one ~Uon Mrsons l.,Ught be'~Viateiita, on ttlevtsion. when ... 0pena , the hatch ancJ. ~" hanct. wl&b L,. tor the fint Ume m orbit. The pilots have mastered enough or each otb~r 'a t echnical ta111u.afe to work toaetllir. To avoid mis· under1tandinc1 the Americans wlll speak Russian and the Soviets will speak English dur- ing their joint activities. Each control center will be staffed with in· terprelers. Stafford{ Brand and ,Slaton w 11 say .. do svedanya" (good bye) t-0 their Soviet colleaaues July 19. The Soyuz· will return to a landing in the Karaganda area of Kazakhstan, Russia on July 21. The Apollo will land three da~s later in the Pacific west of Hawaii. The night is a mission of compromise with both sides making con· cessions to overcome engineering diHiculties and p.olitical barriers. The diplomatic payoff is expected to overshadow THE EARL'S P\~ ... ,.n ... ••e~. S..-•leeTI• St.i'h At y_, Door ( 495-04011 S" L:C. 00 IT YOllUILI' •)ti•~' St Oii AT 21922 Ca11tltto CaplstraRO s,,,. CH')O r:,,.... ot ._ .. .,,, P\...._. \ lu!)(!ay, June 29, 1875 DAIL y PILOT ti J J tecbnlcfl •~hlevementa, 'Theconlmandersoftbe t~'> =Mhlpa~ Leooov •il4 fc>rd, ar& IJotti .. uuary men wbo have oV.come cold war ldets to"' develop 1trong friendships and mutual trust with their coun- terparts. The five An Evcmt ... ·fARliiQUAKE l'G 1!7"· 1paceznen bave become . . vouu FUf. 1t root ambassadors of good will L ___ .:_ ___ _J~==~=~==~ "41~".,;.~Vir: wk'• symbolized.perhaps by a half empty vodka bottle, its tabel signed ·by-·a.U rive, waiting in ~eonov's apartment lQ f>e ftniilhed when the pilots return. "TWS PARTICULAR fUgbl could serve uotonJy for the most beneficial exploratiQn or space as we know it now, but can also se-we as a touJ1da· lion, a link st.rengthening ou1· mutual wideraland· ing or ohe anbther," Kubasov said in an in· terview. "Given these positive results, both countries gain tremen· dously." As Stafford sees it, "It's. really a visible de· monstration lo the world that you can work together on an effort if you put good faith into it and live up lo the agree· ments." 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V PILOT 'l'rlp WittH~rN ArJeen Naranjo, a ju.nior at Fountain Valley H1gb School, und English teachei· J e an McClatc hey have won u t1·1p t o Canada in a cont~t sponsored b y the a11ud1an gove'rn- )n e n t . Th e pair c r eated a slide. pre- Sl'ntation and cook· mg project on tbe F.skimos. Countian Guilt~ In Muriler Case- WICH.lTA, Kan. CAP) -Mark E. Ri~cbey. 2IO, oC Anaheim, btas been convicted by a Sedgwick County District Court Jury of the second · degree murder of Joey Tapscott March 2S. Tapscott wets found beaten to death in a near· downtown Motor H~tel. Sentencing of Ritchey was set for July 11 by Judge David Calvert. atran.aled with a coat buler and stabbed with a pocket knife ia his room at the motor hotel. Police said t he men were acqualnted Cl'Oln a "chance meeting ., a few days pfior to the slaying. ' ..................... ""' ................. ... • •IAMD MOTIL • #I MOTii. WAY, AMAHllM 0,, ............. :IN .. rt_, Sec:teterv BookcaMS. Roll ToP ~. Marble Top WMtt Standl. 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He was arrested the day after the alaying in Lenexa, Kan.., where he reported- ly bad gone to consult a polic~mao friend for ad· vice. :.IOHM lltG, AUCTIOMEElt C7 I 41 772·7777 Ext. 266 12111 tl~J9~ I ,....._ •,....., .. s• By WILLIAM SCHREIBER Of tM o.111 P,lol Sl<lll SANT A AN A -Orange Couoty govern- m ent's treasury is running dry and the county's financial officers want to borrow $40 million to cover payrolls and other expenses until an- ticipated tax revenue starts flowing in again. "We do this every year duri&g the dry pe riod when our cash outflow is greate r than the r e- venues we are receiving," said Tax Collector- Treasurer Robe rt Citron. The county has two major injections of money per year -the two installments of pro- Pt't1.y lax payments. BUT CITRON said the money doesn 't all come in as a lump sum and the result is an oc- casional dry period llke the one that is a p- proaching. . V.A. Heim, coWlty auditor-controller , will ask the county Board of Supervisors Tuesday to let Citron proceed with a forma l bidding process to obtain the loan needed. Heim said the money will be needed to meet the Aug. 8 county payroll and other fin ancial ob- ligations. Citron said the amoWll lo be borrowed is higher Lhan during other dry periods in recent years, but he sa id it isn't particularly unusua l. THE COUNTY borrowed $12 million last November and S32 millionin1972, he said. Citron expla ined that the county s hops around for the lending institution that will offe r the lowest r<Jle of interest to the county on a note similar to school bonds. "interest rates on this kind of loan can be kept low because they are in a category that re- quires no income tax payme nt," Citron said . "The notes are s old to private individuals, who eam the non·tax able interest." The $40 million the county will seek will be for a nine-month period, during which time Citron e st imates about $1.3 million in interest wall be paid. BUT H E noted the loan won't actua lly cost the ta xpayers a cent. "We use a portion of the money that isn't im- m edia te ly spent to invest in other bonds and a c- counts lo earn interest of our own," Citron said. He estimated the amount of interest the county earns on its investment of borrowed money wall offset the interest it must pay ''plus a litUe more." Citron said federal laws technicaily make that practice, called arbitrage, illegal for gov· eroment agencies even though it is standard pro- cedure for pnvate investment fir:ms. But he said r ecent changes in federal laws have left loopholes that permit the county to Orange Family Crashes MILTON , Iowa (AP) -An Orange, Calif., family of three is safe after the cr ash of their light plane Friday. Mr. a nd Mrs. Thomas King and their daug hter, Th e r e s a , 9 . we r e passengers in a plane piloted by Kan g when it e x p e r ie n ced engine failure and crashed in 2 fi eld on the Donald Grim fa rm two mile s southwest of Milton, authorities s aid. Feder al Avia tion Ad- mmis tration inspectors we re to examine the craft over the weekend, but an initial inspection indicated the plane may have run out of fuel. Death Notices KLINGER Paned a way J une 28. Surviwd by 1 ljEATAUOE A (Nan) KLI NGER, husband, A.c hard C Br a dford, lov1"9 wile of Wm E (Ed.I 1(11,,.,er; daugMers IC•therlne Wo chner, beloved mother ol Oebr•. T.reas, O\rlstine Plass and son. Counnew. Marilyn and Wm . E IClrni;ier, Jr ; sis· Also survived 1>y parents, Mr. and Mrs. fer of Robert E w atwn. M.O. and John Courtney Yager. Services pendl"9. w. Watson. M.O M.)ss of Chflslian Whites Funeral Home In Bellflower, Buflal Monday t ven.ng 8.00 PM, St. c.. Joachim Church ( 1'14• OranQ!! Aw , CO\t• Mesa). Oona11ons lo The V•llil MATTSON San Giuseppl Re treat House (~J I ELSIE M. MATTSON, (E lsie M I of WaYert1 Or., L.A. 900771 would be •I>' Dan.a Point passed away June 2S. 11<1C1tted by the family. Ca llMan Mis· Survived b1 her husba11d M.O. Manson s•on Morlu.ar v. 1800 Garden Grcive & brother Edwin Aken ol San Pedro, Blvd., G<lroen Grove. Ca . dlreclors. c.. Servlcn· will be t>eld at 11 A.M. BltADl'OllO N'onday at Pacific View <:n.pel. Of. •JUNE C. BRA OFO Ao, June c. ftclallng 1s the Rev. Bruce A Kurrie. In· lt rntnenl Pacific View Memorial Park. ;::::=========::;-New porl Beach. Pa cif ic View Mon uary Directors. IALn-IHGHOH FUHHAL HOME Corona del Mar 673-9450 Costa Mesd 64 6-2424 IB.LHOADWAY MO•TUAIY 1 t O Broadway. Costa Mesa 642-9150 McC0 ... 41CIC MO•TVAIY Laguna Beach 49'4~941 5 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 PACIFIC VllW MIMOllAL ,AllC Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1l1c View Drive N ewoort Beach. Cdhforn1a 64•-2700 ,_, ••. ou COLONIAL FUHHAL NOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave . . W9fitl'1'linster 893-3525 , • SCHOENLE BE II J AMES C. SCHOENLEBER Pds~ a w•1 ;...,e 2Slh. JO year res1c>enl of la90N Beacn. He •S surv1Yed by his wilt. F lore Schoenlf!t>er; 2 sons, M•Ch•el Schoenlel>tr and Cnotrlu Schoenle~r of Lagun• Be•cll; 1 dau9hter. Patric•• Schoenlrt>er ot Ch1ca 90; J br oth ers. Donald Sc,_nlet>er of Laguna Buen. A-rt Sc'-nlt t>er of Yucca V•lley ol'ld Capt S.niamln Sc1-nleber of PaNma. 1 sitter, Mrs. Anthony Engelslad of ~~. Funeral Servlct s IW>n at 11·0 0 AM at W•verly Church, l'aor"'1vtn Memorl•I Park, Sant• ~ McCormock Laguna Bt•ch Monuary Directors. An Event ... ·fARliiQUAKE P<. ·C~ : . •• , ~-~ 'JL •.. ' •• '-'f YOUU Ffll IT TOO! Nabers Cadillac is haviQS its-June Sale. Nabers Coclloc ,.00 """" ••Vd .. Co\t.1 ~ M0 .. 100 engage in a form or arbitrage. When the county receives its loan, tile law firm of O'Melveoy and Meyers in Los Angeles will render an opinion that the re-investment is merely a stopgap measure in anticipation oC guaranteed.r evenues from ta.x payments .. 30 SPECIALlY SHOPS IN .c.1~11· ... --.---.-....,. A TURN OF THE CENTIJRY "THIS IS lo prevent lhe impression lhat .,the re-investment is m erely for speculative 'purposes," Citron said, noting that Heim will be required to present a written state ment to that effect aloa g with a detailed cash flow cha rt. ONLY AT HERi Vlll..AGE ATMOSPHERE ... ADJACENT TO -....-,.~--~·~~THE FESTIVAL OF ARTS GROUNDS. Citrorl added that the dry period loan is in no way similar to the recent problems experienced by New York City, which had to float mass ive loans to pay municipal debts. FRIEDLANDER TRIUMPH ..u._~ .• ...,. 6.6. U1·1111 OPENING JUNE, 1975 Some prime space available "That is the kind or deficit spending prnc- liced by the federal government and. it is illegal in California," Citron said. ''Ours i~ based on guaranteed income and must be paid back in a short period of time." 58Q BROADWAY, LAGUNA BEACH, C~LIFORNIA • 714 494-7915 Annual sal~ of famous California maker separates for misses and. custom sizes • 7.99-23.99 Originally $ll-$38 The sale you watch for all yea'r. Polyester put-togethers in Summer colors. Practical. Pack.able. In your pick of assorted fashion prints and solids. Jackets,' shirts, vests and pants. All for sizes 8 to 18. Originally $15 to $38, now 9.99 to 23.99 I" Shirts, jackets. 38-46. Pants. 30-40. Orig. $11-$34, 7.99-23.99 · . Sherwyn Sportswear and Lady Bullock Sportswear ., ' SHOP TODAY ~------------~~====~==-----~-:----------------~------.----------~·12:00NOON Tlll 5:00 P.M . • 5hop Mooday thna fridar, 10 am co 9:30 pm; Sacurday, 10 am to 6 pm Bullock a South Cout Plua, San Diego freeway ac Bristol, <Mta Mesa, 556-061 l -· -I I 7 7 . boarded the cars and tbe train locomouv, and more passenger headed back· to town and coonec-cars in 1895. Ucm home. An enjoyabie tJnie Durin1 the summertime there waa bad by all~ and both the day were usually three pissenger as well aa the railroad were trips scheduled each way each hailed as tip top and a great sbc-day•' In addition, several special By STE\'£ DONALDSON . ReUNMMllWi• • A visit to Newport Beach has .always been • .popular way to •pend I~dependeoce Day or other· summer holidays ln. Oranee Oounty. Thia was true' even as eal'ly as 1891,· nearly 85 years aso. Al that tiJne, the track of the new reilroad from Santa Ana to Jlewport Beach had' been com-plet~ and f reigbt p~ratioQs had cess. One week later:. a special · trains were run each year for •fmoonlight excursion" was con-particular group• ~Dd on speclflc HOLIDAY CROWD OF 1890s ARRIVES IN NEWPORT BEACH FOR A DAY OF.SUN AND.SAND ducted which led to a summer-occa~on.s. In all, an. averaae of evening .tradition over the someU,OOOpassengerswerec•~ first train bad six cars with Newport line. ried over the road each ye._ar. . some ot whom were eommutea , sta041n1 room .only, while the S"ff<>nd bad nine! Three fi~t ~ars and two box cars were jammed ruu on one train. 'becu,b. . THROUGB01fT the ensuing or through pasaen1ers . wbo decade, the Santa An.a-Newport \.... transferred to or from the re· railroad proved pe>pular wjth 'gular coastal steamships wbicli t Tbia line ran; south from the Sama Fe clepot in s.nta Ana to the pr~ent' HolJy .sugar factory at Dyer Road aJnd then.followed the present Newport Freeway and Ne~port Boulevard to McFJ&dden's Wharf. · beachgoers, and Newport was .c·alled at the Newport Wharf, bUt launched as ·a favorite resort many of whom wete patrons of There were complaints by those who had to stand :Y.-}\our after train time wbile additional bo~ CFS we.re switched on for tbe ~~es. About l,<>00' persons went down on the railroad. The new steam. hu,.nch carried many ai:ound-~he bay, and Ute Newport Hotel served lupch and dinner. · During those early years, the s~ial excursioJl6. several fundamental conve-·Typical annual &vents were the · reunions of the settlers from As· warm weather approached that year, steps were taken to prepare for the acoommodation of passengers. Three used pa$Senger coaches and a 'second locomotive were acquired and overhauled. A timetable was is- sued, fares were published, 8nd a pavilion was erected at the beach. THE FIRST &cheduled passeng~r train ran on July 31, but the "grand, opening" was ' ~elebrated with a special picnic excursion on Aug.15, 1891. By 9 :45 that morning about 300 · NEWSPAPER AD, CIRCA 1901 people had gathered at the Santa Ana station. Some had come in at 9:30 over th,e Santa Fe from Los Angeles and San Bernardino County points, and a car. was taken off. the regular San Diego tr~in and s witched to the Newport track. Some difficulty was experienced in coupling as the cars w e re of' different heights, but after a 45-minute de· lay the train was started out for the beach. • A stop was made at a well and tank near the present Orange ~ty Fairgrounds to pick up a supply of drinking water. Then the procession continued on, ar· living at the·wharf ~ minutes after leaving Santa &a. • • . niences were installed at the beach to Qlake the place more at· tractiy,e. , In 1'892, a hotel was built and a pleasure cruiser was placed on the bay. A bakery and new bath house were being contemplated. In 1894, a second hotel was com- pleted and n ew cott~ges were added. In 1897, a tennis court was built. Improvements were made by the railroad duriv.g this periOd, also, including an exp.anded de- pbt bUilding on the wharf in 1894 and the addition of another . . · At Newport, there 'Were from r : ~5to180 ten~ pitched on tJie sand ~· .between tJ»ie 1>ay and t~ ocean, ~ ~ besides several SiJl&ll ·rough • i~ 'frame buildings. As·fbe ttilin ap-J>roached tbe wharf, passing by the corral and.teed stables by the bay, Uaere were counted at least 100 buggies 'and wagons belong- ing to peppJe who had driven down. Altogether there were estimat- ed to be some 500 people who en- joyed themselves.at the beach in Newport t11at day. The water was noted to be clear and remarkably free o( sea""eed. At least two- thirds of the people enjoyed a dip and swam, while others reclined in the shade or the new pavilion. Groceries were avail,ble for • those who needed to supplement their lunch baskets, at prices as cheap as at Santa Ana. Two fakirs and three sure-thing ·gamblers s truck the wrong •crowd and, instead of unpacking .their paraphernalia and trying to , take in the pleasure seekers, they devoted themselves to eating ·watermelons. At 3:30 the locomotive whistled for those who had come down on the railroad to reassemble. They _ .. . &1S W@.M [( ®@lFWfl©@ ;cot a.problem? Then Write to Pat OUnn. Pat will cut red tape, getting the answers and action you need to solve inequities in government and busi- ness.· Mail your questions to Pat Dunn At Y .ourService. Orange Co<U1.t Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. lnclude your telephone number. "fhe column appears daily except Saturdays ont.l Mondays. Cfd Th•d ~Ike• Sk1111k• Gets Treat1He11t Kansas 1Jayhawkens) and low• (Hawkeyes), the parties of various social and 'fraternaJ,or- ganiz.ations such as the knights or Maccabee, campers bound for Catalina, and official national holidays. DURING THE '90&, ·when the permanent population or Newport Beach ranged between 25 and so. card parties were the chief recreation. If 20 people would agree to make up a theater party to go to Santa Ana, the railroad would nm a special train, a fast passenger engine and one car, to·tbe county seat. Usual running time for such a special, from the pier to Second Street in Santa Ana, was twelve minutes, or a speed of60mph! Especially significant, though, were the festive trains steamed up each Fourth of July to celebrate the anniveniary of the nation's independence at Newport. Following are excerpts from various contemporary newspaper accounts of the events· of some of those days: July 4., 189% The Knights club reserved the first two trains. The July 4. 1894 ·Times were depressed. There were rumors that a war was com.ing, money wa,s scarce, and all the major railroads in the county were shut down due to labor strikes. However, the Newport line was non·union, and all its equipment, inclucful_g~(lat cars and "cattle" ·cars were run.to the beach for the lovers of salt wate r. Large ·num- bers went by trains, and· hoo- dreds of others drove rigs and even walked. July 4, 1895 The G.A.R. si)onsor~ a picnic at Newport. Three extra trains left Santa Ana at 8 a.m. (four cars), 9:25 a.m. {eight cars), and 11 a.m. (six cars). The trains on the Newport road w~e loaded to the g.oards with human freight. All the passenger coaches w,ere filled and O,Pen fiat cars with canopy tops and box cars with tem- porary seats arranged in them were pressed into service. Newport hosted· its biggest crowd ever; for those days - 2,500 to 3,000. half of whom were from Santa Ana and many of tum was filed as a s~ man. My refuDd1aJiould hav~ been $196,' but the $93.55 !or 1973 deducted. Noth~·wu•said aboutJthe)$180 owed I for 1971. I've phoned the IRS a numtier:of.times,. butino explanation is given to me when I 'sk what ridtt 'the governm~nt bas to•take mopey due me as a ·single man but1owett'on a jointly filed return One IRS spokesman said. "We take it where ·we can get it." I still want the money that is owed to me. . . . P.O., Laguna Beach IRS ls aware. of your compll~ tax slt...Uon, 811d ftpresen· tatlves from Fresno will contact yoa inraa•effort·~ straighten tilings out. It was e:iplalaed that the amount fted ftom Ute 1973 joilltJlllng can be collected from eltber party t eve.· If tlae filing status bas change4. Yoa alle eoald have med a Jotch retlim In' tt74, If your wife agreed. A m•nittd eeaple can file a,.._, return during any pan of· the flliag year. Aithagb your Wife was •ot required' to sign the late joiaU returas yap Ried In 1974, any ref•d cbeck due to you wlll be made out In botlt ef your names. You alld yoar .. ex. wife must endorse the cbeck before It can be casJted. If Ille caanot be eontacted, you will be required to reftle as a married person fWng separately. fHd Ner#papers A id G~ Tfu11NIJ Y OU '• whom were from Riverside. San Bernardino and Redlands. There were complaints about the shortage of drinking water and the lack of adequate passenger cars, but most apparently en- joyed the day. July 4, 1897 several cars of passengers were reported going to the beach, and the folks must h a ve been getting more sophisticated. The festivities in- cluded a grand ball, featuring a band. They danced into the night at Newport. July 4, 1898 The Independ ence Day celebration was under the auspices of the Patriotic Fraternal and Mercantile As- sociation. Trains left Santa Ana at 8:30, 9:40, and 12:30.·An added feature was an excursion beyond ·Newport, over the new Smeltzer · Branch. The run departed from the wharf at 1:30 p.m., following the coast to what would later become Huntington Beach, and then chugged inland to the peatlands below Westminster. When the branch had been in· naugurated earlier that year, some 400 people rode in six cars as guests of the railroad. At the end of the line, the crowd was turned loose to see the celery in- dustry. The excursionists ate enough "weeds" to load a car and carried home a week's supp- ly free. This time the trains left Newport at 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. for the return to Santa Ana. 'Curiousily, ·there was no men- tion of fireworks in the early days, but there was excitement in other forms. The first week or July, 1895, for example, present· •ed. some unus ual although rather unfortunate events. ON THE EVE of Independence Day (actually July 2nd ), the new engine on the Newport road, No: 4, ran into an open switch at the beach, derailed, and toppled over on its side in the sand. No one was injured, and there was little damage done, but equipment bad to be borrowed from the Santa Fe, not only to r ecover the strayed locomotive, but to sub- stitute for it while it was being re- paired in the San Bernardino shops over the July 4th weekend. The n, as if that were not enough bad luck, on July 4 itself, an old Bolsa farmer named Henry Rosenmeyer was seriou s- ly hurt in an accident involving the railroad at Newport Beach. The old fellow was hard of hear- j,ng and "could not tell when an DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 Sunday. June 29, 1975 • engine or a cyclone was com- ing," one observer said. · He stood near the track and an engine came along, struck him down a nd he s uffe r ed b ad bruises. The fireman rang the engine bell "rigorously" when the locomotive was almost up-On the unwary pedestrian, and the fireman ran out on the running ~ard at the side of the engine in me to push the man down the mbankll)ent~he resultant tum-ble badly bruis t e man's face, back and head, ut probably · saved his life. A Dr. Ferguson was called to attend the injured man. Despite this individual's personal mis· fortune, the day as a whole was generally a happy one, according to all reports. Independence Day excursions over the Newport railroad con· tinued well into the 20th century, even though the line was ac- quired by the Southern Pacific Company in 1899. While much is said about the commencement of service to Balboa by the Pacific Electric Railway on July 1, 1906, for example, it was the Southern Pacific with its several steam- powered trains running over the Newport line that brought most of the crowd to the beach that day, aDd not the more celebrated electric cars . One year later, on July 4, 1907, the SP sold 2,348 tickets at Santa Ana for tra ns portation to Newport Beach. And so on it• wenL Today, many' times th a t number travel to Newpott for the July 4 weekend and other sum· mer holidays. But for those who ride OCRTD's "Two-bit Bus Line" the fare is the same. And some consolation might be iaken by realizing that now the population of Newport Beach on- ly doubles for the day, rather than multiplying by over 20 times, as it did during the '90s. Steve D onaldson's interest in Orange County's transportation his· tory has produced articles on the Old Newport Landing. and on railrQadmg in connection with the Orange Coast ~-ugar beet industry, both of which have appeared in the Daily Pilot dur- ing the past year. His illustrated book. The Santa A11a & Newport Railway , is available for $1 directly from the publisher, The Western Railroader, PO Box 668, San Mateo, CA 9440 I. or from him at 2201 Vista Hogar, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Rate information is available at airline ticket offices. Federal law requires all foreign and domestic carriers to "keep open to public 'inspection, tariffs showing all rates, fares and charges.'• Ticket agents should be able to explain the tariffs for advertised dis- count trips. which usually are based on less desirable hours and trip of at least 750 miles. WalJace Stefany. of the Civil Aeronautics Board's Office of Consumer Advocate, advises, "Anyone seeking Ute least expensive fare on a trip should point out to the ticket agent that they want to travel at the lowest rare consistent with their own ,, plans and the airline's schedule." Stepany said that an airline can lawfully advertise any fare iC the carrier has filed for the rate change with the CAB, even though the fare has not been approved. :\'o Ref1111d Ca11 Be ltlade on Diseo1111ted Tile DEAR PAT : I purchased fi ve boxes of Armstrong Solari an 0 001· tile from Naylons Floor Covering in Huntington Beach on May 30. I found that four boxes or tile did the job, and I tried to return the fifth ·box. Now Naylons tells me that Al'mstrong won't accept the extra box, not even with a restocking charge. Will you see iC something further can be done, so I won't be stuck with a $54 box of tile I can't use? DEAR PA't: Please call in response to my letter. This is a real S.O.S. situatioif! Our eat collided with a skunk for the second time this year. On the first occasion, I washed and wash,ed him, at the . cost of several deep ·scratches he delivered to me as a form of pro· · test. Waahing didn 't help, and I've' juHiept him outsid,e this time. DE1AR PAT: I bought several large,redwood planters and plants ' 'for them. l~lso purdlased wha~l ght was a .gOod supply or M. W., Huntington Beach , Art Bishop, owner of Naylons, contacted Armstrong's Los 1 Jle's felting most Ups.el wltb the whole famUy; aDCI r have to do 90lllething at this point because the family ii atartlnl to blame me $1t the cat's apparent displeasure. Someone told me yeu'd suggest· i. el • remedy for Um problem ln a pre,,.eualy publf•becl eolumn. Can ~ 3*J. let me know what it is before tho eat take off for Sood and my •. faailly ends up furious at me? . A:.K., l>ana Point You 8.0.8. retmla all wa1 •* •• to0• .. ,.... llUet waa re· 84L Y•'"" advlMcl a. nb tbe nt'• eoat •Ill· ••• ......... GI' Mina&. Jalce to llelf ....._&lie oder •• A•JE•ll .._ .._ Mt ~-IDate &M oder ...... _ tmm•ately, Y09(,*::wll te ..... J --able IOOMI' tba "'•oal• uve beea ""'•"' .. ..,..~ --t, U If•~ II )'Oll're rerilYlal more •lrt• YOllC.,· • llelp,_..&Mel&la•,...._cHef•l.tlid ..... It .. ...... , .... •Mil ........ ,. ... He may..... '• for Ma ~ .8*1 ilt .W provide • •llkk .-.C•i'ail9• envtn.: • )~--~~ ·~ 18 llGt Jut 11ea1N1 reeMt••••• It eo•• r,';l'l_i. .. •8'tdiiir« WD lwo Slam .. cat• 1ht ...,. lta•• Nub .. ~I "" ---" -' . . . ' pJamer· mix. 1.now ftDd that eacb er seems to take a ton or thil mix, wbJch runs tnto a lo\ o1· • ls there anything else I could put ta the bottom of the pl IO fW up some of the space without burtbtg the flowering sti,u ~to put in them? .. .P.A .• San Juan Capistrano Old eo,Jel of tlle Dally Pllet ca•c"'• t. you re.sae. An·area ..... -..... ,.,.., .._.. .. eHI laylD' a ........ _. . ., aewapaper over ag· sns• ornen.1 pel*a (two ...._k•eo.&al11e11 len tbaa 1% In· • ~ID dl•••r, ... • lllebes for Eeutalllen>.·Soread a t11111.layer1,W_ pemlud IOU &Ht..._ •'-fally eM'idMNl 1ftlla a ..uro,ea ~~r over tlle pa~~ ·o1'1aale matter, tlle ... •P•=IB decay qlllddy.. •rlatea 111141 wUI tam llllo no11 .. at. ne fertllber $0 lite= ata:ncen IMt • lbe _,._ P"ftM· Ove JQers, UM r .. alller mix can .,._ • .w.1t•1 allo a,_. e ,._ r "'9lalners llave 1 lfl .,..._..,, ••... nt cil,t to nt •llde tbe ta._,.al te ,reWlll& "*1a• p Inna getU.C -. tato llae fllMrtor, tllat 1"" -.a•ll'li Irie pteab\ot dnln•-holes and nil,• brlck1, raOter-... .,.,.~ • ·' ~gefes distributor in another attempt to arrange a retum for you. This is not possible, however, because Armstro'Dg dropped the sale of this place·and·press We right after your puttbase. Annst.roag's policy does not allow tbe return of dltcoatlnued Ule, alld no excep· Uon will be made-In yoar cue. Bishop said lbat Ile regrets this sltua- tlon, and wlll' be happy.to live you a more complete explanation it • you care to contact him. . ·1J11•d·<-ar Bn11f!n.Pr9fttfftl 111 W'arra11ties DEAR PAT: Wheel one buys a ued automobile, is he protected • ~ law ? Does the seller J::;e any liabillt.y, or is it up to the buyer to protect himself by cbec out the car before be purchases it? H.J ., Costa Mesa The exi1tlng law (Q•ll Oode Sec. t'ltS.5) Umits a seJler's liabJli· 1y to those hlslaaces la wlalcb an expren (or definite> warranty is elven regard.la; ael merebandtse. Express warranties usually do :aot accompaa) Ute Nie If a asecl car, bowever • and tbe person stUJCk ·wtdl a used "lem•" Jiu recovne. oaJ3 &la,..., .. a dvU court action. ~ation lt be&.1 ~ (AB '51) that woald c1labUSh a .. Used All&omobile Wa~ Ad," wblcb would laJtiate a warraaty ratlac ~-ta eoftriMd au.tomobllealOld by dealers. It wwld require a ---*-Ju a•wl•o all waruau ~ ~ m a DSAll PAT:. After 111tm1D1 to·telnllion ad~emenl$ r e· wu .. ryrepaln.Tbe~artmeatolC.nmerAltalrt~bUte 1ant1n1 reduced air tares between ttrtaln·clUee, I wonder how ..._el Aldomo&l¥e JlePainwouJd provide warraatJ ltlcken aDcl , thele new air faNS wurtt. l'd like to vlalt r.elaUves In New York, but .. i. ,.bll1la a 111mmuy o1 la .. coa~1 warruty s.tormaUoL I'm eonf\laed u ta bow I can ftncl the lft'etb~ced UclCet. 11MI DCA W011JCl be fell'llnd to lave1t11ate aay to111amer com.pl.._ · M.H,., RWIUnston Beach 'related to aHd·1atamobUewana11tte1. • • f ' I . ' . \ • I \ I ' t i f 1 t I e v: ~Qt•' ~~~.~·dm:t" ~.~v.· ~l=· t~~~ttini ~~r, !li~Wft~il ~ I , )' 11 .. ff\9 ,.-.r~fu:".~~1 g~ -~,Jl· .r'ii •~v~"". '' "' at the Newport Beach Sea Scout base. The base is operated by the Boy Scouts of America. Medway t eaches , swimming, lile saving, rowinf~ canoeing and' ~ailing. · (Interested students should call M2·2SOO for information about the sea scouts. Also, a boat big enough to carry 10 people is needed for a fishing trip, Medway said.) In his spare time. Medway enjoys camp- ing and playing tennis with his wife, Debbie, a psychologist who works at the Veterans Ad· ministraUon Hospital in Long Beach. He plans to return to full-time studies at Cal State Long Beach this fall. )'·,,., Ca11 If elp Guides Needed The Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary needs volunteers at least 16 years old to work as naturalists. planting helpers, office clerks, bookstore clerks, maintenance crews and auto mechanics. The sanctuary, in Modjeska Canyon, is open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to4p.m . High school and college students who are interested in practical experience this sum- mer wiU be able to volunteer for a special youth program through the Mental Health As· sociatlon. Volunteers are needed at various locations throughout Orange County who would enjoy clerical work, arts and crafts, recreational activities or entertainment pro- grams for menta lly disabled adults. Volunteers are needed al the Orange County Probation Department, and a meeting for prospective volunteers will be held at 6 p.m . Wednesday at the department, 301 City Drive South, Orange. There is a variety of other opportunities available at the Voluntary Action Center, 1714 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach, too. The of- fice is open week days from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Call 675-9210 or 833-9278 for more in· formation. Canne d Peril With the rapid increase in food prices or recent years has come an increase in home canning, as families buy foods in bulk at their peak seasons to save on the grocery bill. And with the increase in home canning has come a serious health hazard -bot\4lism. Botulism is caused by a serious form o( food poison that produces critical illness and is fatal in 25 per- cent of cases. , Unless strict precautions are followed, home-canned food may be contaminated wi,lh the spores of Clostridiuro botulinum. The , danger does not come directly from eating the ~· bacteria themselves. . However. under special conditions they produce a toxin, a substance that may be the most lethal human poison. The problem of botulism is prevented in commercial canning by use of equipment pro- ducing a combination of temperature and pre- ssure capable of killlng the spores so they can- not grow into bacteria to produce their toxin. Home canning can be carried out safely if certain procedures are carefully followed . These are fully described in pamphlets which are available from your local county agricultural extension service or 4·H Club. A pressure cooking device is recommended. If you have a supply or home-canned food , you can make sure of its safety by one simple precaution -boil before using. Although the bacteria m ay not be destroyed by boiling, the highly dangerous lox.in is made harmless by ordinary boiling -10 minutes at sea level, longer al higher altitudes. Make sure every particle or the food is healed at the boiling point in order to destroy all of the dangerous toxin. Those who do their own canning should re- view their procedure to make certain it pro- tects against botulism, even if they have been canning for year s without incident. Never taste preserved food which appears to have spoiled. for a very small amount of botulism toxin can produce illness. When in doubt, throw it out. u;._~~nu F11shion Island Newport Beach Here's the list. with comparisons from Nov. 12, 1974, and March 12, 1975: Item Nov.1% Mar.lZ .Juell Pork chops lib ......... $1:79 lb Jt.79 lb $2.08 Farnier John Bacon l lb. $1.!9 $1.29 $1.59 Pork sausage l lb ......... $ .SS $ .87 S .88 Lean ground beef l lb ....• r ·28 $1.09 $1.29 Best offryer chicken, 2 lb. .91 $ .89 $ .93 StarK'iat Tuna 9~ oz ..... $ .91 $ .~ $ .69' Oscar Mayer bologna 8 oz.$ .fi6 $ .66 $ . 75 Farmer John weiners 1 lb. S .87 $ .89 $ .89 l';!gal.milk ............ $.70 $.70 $.67 l doz. eggs .............. $ .76 $ .~ $ .68 Wheaties 1 lb. 2 oz ....... $ .73 $ .83 $ .82 Wonder Bread I lb. 8oz ... $ .69 $ .66 $ .66 2 Morton TV dinners ...... $ .54 $ .54 $ .54 4 oranges ................ S .54 S .25 $ .29 3 bananas ................ $ .19 $ .ZS S .27 l head lettuce ............ $ .49 S .39 S .39 2 frozen orange juice .... S .30 $ .30 · S .30 Potato chips 10 oz . . ..... $ .95 S .93 $ :ss• Sunshine crackers l lb ... $ .56 s .56 s· .56 Hydrox cookies 15 oz .••.. S . 73 S .81 $ .83 Gold Medal flour 5 lb ..... S .93 s .97 S .88 Drive 5 lb. , ............. $1.90 $2.08 $2.18 Family Scott 4-ron ...... S .58 s .71 $ . 71 Dove 22 oz ............... S . 72 S .64 S .82 Lux soap 5 oz. 2 bars ...... S .29 S .31 S .30 Crest 7 oz. . ............. s .93 s .97 s .97 Spanada ................ Sl.99 $2.09 S2.09 Schlitz 6 pak ............ $1.45 Sl.59 St.59 Total .................. 24 .14 24.84 25.55 •0•09Pt!d from 1001 to 9 01 ~"'' R efugee Baby 'A irbom' CAMP PENDLETON CAP) -A baby girl was born to a Vietnamese re- fu gee moth er early Saturday aboard an evacuation flight Crom Guam. The birth occurred at 4:40 a .m . between Hawaii and the El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta- tion, where the plane Janded two hours later. The baby, weighing six YOU'LL FHL IT TOO! O'FFRL'S UPHOLSTERY W....Y•W..t ...... 1'22 Haitar lf.-4. Cede W.-541-0Ht BURK E WORLD PRIHTIHG • · TYPESETTING e 17751 SKY rARtc UST SUITES G & H IRVIME, CALIF. 17141557-1374 pounds and 13 ounces, w:rs born to Nguyen Thi IJ'han, 21, on an Airlift In - ternational flight Crom Guam. Dr. Le ·Van Di de- Jfvered the infant, assist· ed by a flight attendant. Mother and baby were admitted lo the Navy Regional Medical Center al Camp Pendleton al 8 a. m. Both were reported lo be in good condition. The morning I drove Into the WapaU Ringer Sta· Uoo yard, about 20 miles beyond Cody, Wyo., bordering Yellowstone National Park, I found about 200 young men mlllina a~ut. · But there was no braas band. Tile turnout wasn 't for me. It was for some young men, the "bot shots," forest fire fighters, who bad been flown in from two or three Western states to battle a blaze -a 1,700· acre tire .. just over th~ ridge." I HATE TO throw cold water on a wonderful or· ·laniJaUor,, but the truth is Ute fire had been started "-. bf some Girl Scout.a. The .. 811'1,s bad neglected to put thmr camp fire completely out. . It would be nice if I could say tbe U.S. Forest Service pressed me into immediate service since I bad been both a city fireman and rural fireman. Maybe the higher-ups knew this. Maybe that's why they sent me in the opposite direction. Tbat first morn- ing l joined a college stu· dent, ''Doc,'.' and to(ether . we made uu thlt twtt.man •·trail crew. t·, ·c · . We went about ~ight miles into tbi>wootl•t "1ttf'1k~ mg for downed timber across trails. We 'Wtt•tt qn horseback and for company had twn •Bffd""W'~' ~ips for Dri-v iq - 'Long W eekend NEW YORK CAP) -surance agents group With the Fourth of July has some suggestions. falling on a Friday this Don't start your trip year, motorists are be· straight from the office ing urged to take extra at the end of a working precautions in driving day, when you will be during the three-day tired and traffic will be weelu~pd. at its heaviest, he said. Las{ year during the Instead, plan on getting long Independence Day an early start the next weekend there were 549. morning when you will deaths and some 24,000 be fresh and the first injuries, according to a rush of traffic is over. reminder from Gerard Most motorists who R. TeqBockhorst, presi-are still driving. three mllle1 carrylnc our equipment. Part ol that eqUlp.. ment lneluded a 1lx·foot, two-man saw that we put to use several times. Believe me, using that saw · was hard work. . · · · "But tt waan't aa hard oa e>pening cans ol befln• end peacbe• w\t.h a two-ble<tea ax. Wt had foraotteo a can opener. Day 2 was nke "old home week" for me. I was as· signed to the garbage truck: Maybe the work was easier than it should have been because just the week before I had finished my bitch with a city sanitation depprtment. We picked up &Jtrbage"Bt a doien campgrounds and two trailheacls but the work wasn't ditflcult because all the 'arbaJe was in heavy-duty plastic sacks. Tbejob was alm09t Uke a picnic. Almost. I stayed in Ute eight-bed bunkhouse but, sin~e all of the bunks were already asalgned t(> summer workers, I was told 1 bad to make do with what I ' could find. · .Fortunately, the fire was a blessing in cllaaw .. ~il' e. All or most of the eiabt ~en were at tbe fire the first night I had my choice of an upper or lo r. But the seconH afternoon the men retUfMCI tCJI ca p for showers and bot fOod. Orte of the bo,.a of- fered me his bunk but I declin~. "The ftoor's okay," l said. Apparently he didn't believe me. . I WAS OUT until midnight pr9wlin4 around. Wllfll J (~t b@ck. I sprear.I my sleeping tiag oo th• ktlchet npor. not even bothering to turn on a light. ~nYWP~, my buady got in late, too, and he un:· dr.el'•ed th the darkness. He figured I was in hla bed ~ 'Ml' tt.@ night on the floor in the bunkroom. "'omettte dtawn. Surprise! I dldh't get into any of the firefighting but did fty lo~ over the area in a helicopter. When a guy wha ovew U.t .,_ ...... ~. as I do, sees charred timber, as I dld1 htl f@t• a little upset. bay 3 was almost my last roun,dup. I went with "lliUm," p Jonted cowboy, working as the ~·wilder- =81f l(\tMfft. ' Supposedly we were going on 9e6ac~ about nine miles into the timber, cbeck-1 on hliftl 9nd fishermen, but went abou~ three mll~b@)l(ffl\!t tJ\lr destination - a long three miles. It was Aueust a nd hotter than "you know where. 0 Maybe the sandwiches went bad, maybe the canned root beer did. But right after lunch, heading -back, I got the granddaddy of all gut aches. I wanted to reaUy get sick but couldn't. I wanted to die but couldn't. "Slim," sitting under a tree, suct<ing on a blade of grass. was a great comfort. ''By God," he snorted, "You really are a sick pup." My last two days were easy. l worked with several or the men checking on campers, their re- gistrations, camp fires and all the rest or it. We even arrested one camper.for littering. It was a great week -generally. Ne:rt week: city fireman. dent of the National As-hours past their norfllll sociatiqn of Insurance ·bedtime eventually de-·--- Agents. These figures, velop an almost , ir-1-----.... ---------------. he notes, were reached resistible urge to sleep. despite the fact that One study alone shows fewer motoris ts took that the largest single long trips because or the cause of accidents on the energy crisis. roads included in the For a safer holiday, study was "driver went' the independent in-to sleep." A CAREER FOR CREATIVE MEN ANO WOMEN Seledioo fo C°"'ses Qffeted: Colour • History of Furrillle * Window Treotmen•s * T e••aes Woll Coverings "' Render1nq & Cll"i.qn Layout • Accessories * T e<mrrlulo'1Y Summer Savings on 2 Great Realistic Permanent Waves! Want lots of curls or great body? It's yours, for a spedal price! 25.50 Milk Plus permanent, now 19.50 o r 35.00 Great Feeling, now 25.00 Both include style cut by our experts! (Long hair.slightly more.) Curl up for Summer tOdoy, and save! Moplcurea •Pedicures • Faclalti • Electrolyaje Beou1y S tudio, oil stores except Marlna , 200 Newpon Center Drive. ~\ Suite 200 SHORT TERM OR YEAR COURSE WITH ASSOCIATE IN ARTS DEGREE ~ Newport Beach. Cafifomia 92660 ... Phone 640-0500 !!'-"!"! .... ................................... ! Summer (I,",,., row \''71•nq t • * .................................... ' , lOIC ICACH IMCTA W "*°914 PM.OS «.a MAIN UlllWOl9 HlWPOIT ClHTUt LA KAMA SM OICQ) UCUflA HtllS NllCNIAA Wlsn.s'ID . I .., T ' . By TOM MeCANN OUMDlllY~letlUH lt you really know Orange County, you know that two of its areatest needs are Jow. coet housing and cheap Jocal transportation. You also .know that not many of its cities and ter. ritories are doing much abouteitber category The irony of that situa· tion is that the man whose company is one ot the leading national lDanuf acturers of ready· lDade houses (mobile homes, modular units) and also has just entered the m.id·sizetl bus field is both a resident and a booster of Oraflge County. HE JS, in !act, an Orange Coast residenl who is very much in· volved in several aspects of our coast. John Crean lives in Monarch ,Bay, South Laguna, wlth his wife, Donna, and teen-aged daughters Emily and Susan. The family owns, and is adamant about pre· serving as a "green spot" both for family use and philanthropic purposes, the 93·acre Rancho Capistrano on the outskirts of San Juan Capistrano., · Crean is dickering for purchase of a water's· edge mobile home site in Newport Beach and has under cons truction a half ·million· dollar power yacht it will take a professional boat builder more than a year to con- struct. ' With those credentials he could be rich and stuf· fy. He is rich. · · But you'd hardly know it by watching J oho and Donna on one of their fre· quent cross·country trips to visit plants and de· alers. (Fleetwood En- terprises produces recreational v ehicles ' and mobile homes in 58 plants in the United • States and Canada . • Crean is chairman of the • company's board.) : John drives the motor : home, any one of several : types .built by his com- pany, and Donna : naviJates and does the : laundry when they hit a : town with a laundromat. • • , CRE~~ !S probably at : his best a s a busi· : nessman on these junkets. He not only vis· : its factories -bis own and anyone else's he can . get into -but a lso looks at what be still calls "trailers," and in· terviews their owners. To the despair of William W. Weide -pre- sident of the company founded by Crean, Fleetwood Enterprises, lnc. -Crean Jumps un· der the •·trailer" head· ing not only the several · brands of travel trailers the company manufac- tures, but also all the mobile hom es and modular houses. Weide, who was re· cently elected chairman of the board of directors of the national Mobile Homes Manufacturers Association, usually in· serts, gently, ••Mobile homes, John," into the conversation when he hears Crean talking about the "trailers we make." Nowhere is Crean anymore at home, ob· viously, than on the 43· I ' I I I ,. r Sund!f,JIJnt29, 1975 OAILVP'ft.OT u · I on Wheel.S acre headquarters site in Riverside where Fleetwood has its cor· porate offices plus the think tanks and head· quarters for its two mobile home divisions and its r ecreational vehi· cle division. HE SHOWS real de· light as he steps into the prototype of next year's Prowler travel trailer "This one is going ~ sell," he predicts as he points out the "island" b ed built i nto the sidewall at t.be rear of the unit. '·You can walk around three sides or it and re- ach over it easily when you're making up the bed or changing the bed clothes -·just like some of the early 'trailers ' we • made to li ve in," he adds. He gleefully takes the ....... ~~~~~~ wheel of a Cour·section, enc l o s e d and air - conditioned tram that the Fleetwood bus plant ...:..~•• has just produced for ABC 's wild animal park in Largo, Fla. H's the largest single project Fleetwood bas ever turned out on a pro- duction line basis. It came out of a plant at Fleetwood headquarters that Crean calls "LlttJe Detroit." FOR THE first time, there in the plant that is producing the mid-sized bus that Fleetwood calls the ''Crosstowner," a Fleetwood factory has tQoled up for total fabrication in steel. BUS PLANT -John Crean pilots jungle park tram builL by bls Rive rside factory (above) while Elden Smith, head of Fleetwood's recrea- tional vehicle division, checks fitting of bars to a bus that will be used by Orange County Sheriff's Office (right). Both ar~ products or Fleetwood 's new Crossyowner bus as· sembly line. Everything but the chassis, engines and wheels i s being built right at Fleetwood. The Crosstowner is a travel trailers each 19-passenger, light· month th~n Caravan has weight, ·heavy·duty bus produced m total. that is designed for short Fleetwood 's I mot.or runs and small cities. homes also are begin· lts $25,000-per-unit ning to fill the road. They price tag (approximate· come under the . brand Jy ) puts it very com· n a m es o f T 1 o g a , petitively into the "dial· Jamboree, Pace Arrow, a-ride" and other s hort-S o u t h w i n d a n d run transit markets. Coronado . Leisure World in The Santana van con- Laguna Hills has a small v e r s i on a 1 s o is a fleet of Fleelwood buses; Fleetwood product. the city of Oceanside has The ''trailers" <mobile 9rdered 37 of them. homes) that started it all r. 0 n e s p e c i a I ha.vt; expanded from ~e ~ Crosstowner coach is be· ongmal Fleetwood tom-} ing customized with elude the brand names 1 barred windows for use Glenbrook, Broadmore, ! in prisoner hauling by .narrington, Festival, ~ the Orange Co1inty Su.ncrest a nd Sand· ; Sheriff's Office. · pomte. The thrust into the bus ·None . of them .looks ~ business is the natural much hke the s 1lver· ~ ,. next step as Fleetwood colored wooden travel '1:" marks its 25th an-trailer they called a niversary this year; "cottage" when Crean f .,j~ already the company bas and his business as· r • captured both first and sociates s tarted th'eir • second place in the firstplant. 0.lly Pilot Stall PIMllOJ travel trailer market (Prowler and Terry, i------::=================::--------------~------------~ ·respectively) and owns [ BARR Y J an impressive propor· GOLDWATER 'SPEAKS OUT in the tion of the motor home ~iiiliiiiiiiiii~-··•lf====::::::·~-------------~~~~~~~~~-----1 and mobile home sales DAILY PILOT fields . LtAKN 10 CLASS STARTS JU NE 30 call 848-0888 SINCE ITS incorpora· tion in 1950, the company has manufactured 357 ,951 recreational vehicles and mobile homes -163,433 units of i--~--------1 manufactured housing and 194,518 RVs. To put it into perspec- tive, picture those sitver cigars on wheels put out by Caravan travel trailers -each with its own serial number paint· ed on its aluminum skin. Fl~twood produces - under its names of Prowler, Terry, Taurus, Wilderness, Wild Coun· try and Intruder -more Cloalng t:f•~York stocks. Oellvered H meday frHh to your dooratep lnth• DAILY PILOT SEWING 'BASKETS CHOOSE FROM A WIDE ASSORTMENT OF BEAUTIFUL SEWING BASKETS. SELECT FROM MANY WICKER SHAPES. SIZES ANO COLORS WITH STURDY CARRYING HANDLES ANO LATCHES. THERE's'C:mE:FoR YOUR SEWING NEEDS! Witt' 'w Mtl -·-w .......... na.1111 GREAT GIFT IOEA! HoMr"-~~~--·~·..... ~ S•• Alle-54J.S5SI ._..,orkC,,.._. "-·-·-r..ti-tlMJJJ llsll;rC:C...W ....... -............. . n1 ... 11 ' NEED HELP? C all ALCOHOL HB.PLINE 835-3830 24 HOWi a clay £\t Al.&DHOUSM COUNCIL 0t..,.c..., ,~.~;: ~ FIREWORKS .~1'\\,· I\· 15°/o OFF ' b\ I • "~ .. All DI.,._,. O.w $1.95 . r/I ~\. 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CANOGA PARK CARSON DOWNEY FULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH LAKEWOOD MONTC'l.AIR NEWPORT BEACH NORTHRIDGE ORANGE 'THE CITY• PUENTE HILLS RIVERSIDE SAN BERNARDINO • VENTURA WHIT14i'ooo. Use your JCPenney charge card. No appointment nec .... ry. Ch•rsi-n. 'I -_............,......,..._.._ --r _.., --_A._:.....t ~ -~ ,... ---~ I F n Iii Po •:tics to . Poet~ Jean Vinc enzi has mixed science, math and politf cs for an in teresting and effec tive lifes tyle. Coast Couples \ . 8yl00LBON Of file.,..,, "i...,. It Jean VJncen believes 1n tomethlns, 1be wll fO the extra mile to work tor ilt and she wiU put her neck on tbe lino when others lack the cour~ge. Tb1s is the opini~ Qf some of her co-workers a~ Saddlet)ack College, wb e r she is a mathematics ins ructor and member of the PoMtical Action Committee. One of the original faculty at Saddleback, Mrs. Vincenz! has earned a reputation as a hard worker, one who will always give assistance and one who can be convincing about what she believes. Sbe has been, according to An· na McFarlin , director or 1 women's studies, "probably more active thap an)'one on the faculty" during the school's political battles in the last tew years. "I have been a politii!al ac- tivist," Mrs. Vincenzi said dur- ing an interview in her Costa Mesa home, "but primarily I am a teacher. "To me, it is a thrill to take stu- dents who don't like math and af- fect a personality change, where someone will go out of the classroom saying, 'Hey, this isn't so bad."' Mrs. Vincenzi is a · relative newcomer to the classroom hav- ing worked as a scientist for JO years in Chicago before making the switch. SANONOFRE . I As an analytical chemist at Argon, where the first atomic re- '• Weddings Performed Yowell-Syfan University of the l>acific graduates, Lisa Sy fan and James N. Yowell Jr. exchanged nuptial vows in St. Mary's Episcopal Church. Laguna Beach. The bride, daughter of the Bernard F. Syfans of Laguna Beach, graduated from Laguna .Beach High School and magna l'um laude from U of P where she received a BA in business ad- minis tration. She is affiliated with Alpha Chi Omega. Her husband, a music teacher in Vacaville, 1s a member of Phi Mu Alph a Sinfonia music fraternity. Ilis parents are Mr. .ind Mrs. J . Neal Yowell Sr., Palo Alto. * * * Fry-Nixon The Firs t Baptist Church, Costa Mesa was the setting for the marriage of Vicki Lynn Nix- on and William Stanley Fry, both of Costa Mesa. The newlyweds, who will live in Newport Beach, are graduates of Newport Harbor High School and be attended Orange Coast College. Their parents are Mrs. Linda Espinoza, Cost a Mesa; Jim L. Nixon, Mapleton, Ore., and the William A. Frys, Costa Mesa. • * * Murty-Wyatt Huntington Beach High School graduates, Susan Alison Wyatt and Brian G. Murty were mar· ri e d i n th e First Unit e d Methodist Church, Huntington Beach. Their parents are the John E. Wyatts and the Otis Murtys, all of Huntingtorl Beach. * * * Cooper-Aarons Founta in Valley High School graduates Carole Lynn Aarons and Randall Forest Cooper ex- changed nuptial vows and rings in the First Christian Church of Westminster. They are the daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Aarons Jr. and Mr. a nd Mrs. Gary F. Cooper, a ll of Fountain Valley. The newlyweds will live in Westminster. * * * B radley-Willis Sandra Willis and David Bradley were married in the Los Alamitos Naval Air Station Chapel. They are the daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. J ack W. Willis, Westminster and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bradley, Newport Beach. The bride is a graduate of La Quinta High School and Golden West College. Her husband is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School. Orange Coast College and Cal Poly, Pomona. * * * Parsley-Kohut The Costa Mesa home of Mr. and Mrs. Willia m Weare was the setting for the marriage of her daughter, Peggy Darlene Kohut and Don Michael Parsley of El Toro. The bride is a graduate of Costa Mesa High School and is a s tudent at California Professional College. 1 Her husband, son of Mr. and Mrs. Freddy Parsley of Bowling Green, Ky., is a graduate of War- ren East High Schop!, Kentucky and now is serving in the Marine Corps. * * * Peterson-Sharp Christine An nette Sharp and Douglas Lee Peterson exchanged wedding vows in Bethel Lutheran Church, Holdrege, Neb. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T . Sharp Jr. of Costa Mesa, gradua ted from Costa Mesa High School and Kearney State College, Kearney, Neb. Her hus band , son of the Richard Peter sons of Holdrege, graduated from ·Holdrege High School and is attending KSC. * • * Vangorkum-Smyth Gretl Suzanne Smyth, daug hte r of Dr. and Mrs. Richard K. Smyth of Huntington Harbour, became the bride of Raymond Edwin Vangorkum during ceremonies conducted in the Church of the Nazarene, Midway City. The bride is a graduate of Marina High School and California State University at Long Bepch. She also attended . Golden West College and USC. Her husband, son of the Fran· cois Vangorkums of L!11fewood, is a graduate of J ordan JligtJ School a nd Long Beach City College. • • * D ressel-Cederq u ist Mr. and Mrs. E. C. McLaughlin of Newport' Beach have an· nounced the marriage of their daughter, Mrs. Susan Cederquist' · to John Dressel of New J ersey. The couple exchanged vows in Coco Palms Chapel, Hauai, Hawaii. They will live in Somerset, N. J. * * * Averyt-Roberts Married in the Naval Academy Chapel, Annapolis were Ens. Dennis Edward Averyt of Hunt· ington Beach and Anne Brittan Roberts, of the same city. The newlyweds are graduates of Marina High School, She graduated cum laude from California State University at Long Bt!ach and was a teacher at the Academy's Primary School. Her hus band graduated with honors from high school, and was commissioned al Annapolis. He is assiened to Mi.Ire Island. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Willlam G. Roberts of Hunt- ington Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil E . A vcryt of Branford, Conn. **-* Hendrick-Tedesco University of Colorado graduates Sandra Tedesco and Dan A. Hendrick were married in Our Lady of Mount Carmel actors were b It, she helped de.- s lgn the sea water cooUnc system !orthe8an Onofre nuclear reactor. ' "We did res4tarcb on different types of reacto s. From 1955-1912 there was a big1push for peaceful . uses of atomic energy.''sheaald. "The problem then wu bow to get enough rad'loactive material together to use aaf ely and cheaply for peace. · · "Safety was the primary thing the Atomic Energy Commt.sfon was interested ln. Safety precau· tions have remained the number one priority. I feel that no cor- ners have been cut.•• Mrs. Vincenzi decided while an undergraduate to major in chemistry. Her father, a teacher, asked her, •1why major in chemistry? No one will hire you." Her reply was th~t she "want- ed to do something different." To that her Cather answered, "Why don't you teach?" While she was in college, the "advent of the computer'' came aloni:?. but. she said, "it was too ·lateforme." · GET MASTERS Mrs. Vincenzi, who was work· ing with the atomic energy con- cept at Argon with only a BS in chemistry. recommends that any woman wishing to succeed in the science field earn at least a mas ters degree. "All the chemistry thinkers are PhDs, ,,. she added. Though her !ort~always has been m ath, she said she "never resented the idea of being in the { 1clencd, .. beeause lt save her a better uoderttandlos Ol her own aubjed. Once 1be decided to get a 't.eachinc cr-edentlal, her lather kidded her that she bad "finally seen the U1bt. •• But she replied that C>Qe teacher in the family was enoufh, and ironically, st.a.rtecl her new career after her Uther bad retired. Though 1be bas a full schedule with her teaching, political work, and committee appointments (she recently served on a statewide academic committee)~ Mrs. Vincensl has managed to learn to fiy and· sneak in a lew gamea of tennis with her husband, John, an instructor at Orange Coast College: - OTHER SIDE OF DF.SK She also takes a class herself once in a while, .usually in the humanities, "to get some fine arts refinement." .. The mod rocent thlna II a poetry claa11 ," 1She said. "l knew nothing about poetry. 1 had apoplexy durina my flnt read· ing. I really had s tage frllht." Mrs. Vincen~i added that she likes to be "on the other aide of the desk·' perlodicaUy to get the students' point.of view. Her main priority, though, is supporting a board Ot trustees which will allow the coUeee to grow and prosper academically. The community college must continue t.o improve, Mrs. Vln· cenzi believes. because "there is a wide ranee of needs .. on t.h1s kind of campus. · She had hoped to avoid politics for a while to teach and experi. ment with new classes, .but the Political Action Committee bas met and set its priorjties tor the next two years, which means· that she probably will be going that extra mile again. • MRS. H E NJ)RICK MRS. BASHAW. MRS. SHIRAR MRS. REED "" MRS. YOWELL Church, Newport Beach. They are the daughter and son o f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tedesco. Newport Beach; Mrs. Margie Hendrick, Boulder, Colo. and Dan Hendrick, Montana. The bride, a graduate of Newport Harbor High School, 'pledged Delta Gamma sorority. Her husband graduated from ~Fairview High School, Boulder:. Following a honeymoon in Hawaii, the couple will live in .Boulder. ••• Bashaw-Holst Edison High School graduates, Anita Kristen Holst and Michael Lawrence Bashaw were married in the Church of the Resurr~ tion, Huntinston Beach. The bride, dauahter of the Arthur Holsta of Huntinlton MRS. FRY Beach, is a senior at California State University at Fullerton where she majors in English. Her husband is a graduate of Orange Coast College and is the son of the Lawrence Bashaws, Huntington Beach. . *** Shirar-Mosier Jerome Gregory Shirar and Bonnie Lou Mosier exchanged wedding vows in St. Andrew's. Presbyterian Church. Their parents are the Cecil H . Shirars and the Robel't R . Moslers, all of Newport Beach. The new Mrs. Shirar is a graduate of Corona del Mar High · School and or Golden West Collete where ahe earned an RN degree. Her husband, a 11aduate of Newport Harbor High School, MRS. MURTY now attends Orange Coast College and plans to continue bi.I education at USC. *** Reed-Braund Costa Mesa High School graduates Sharon Marte Braund and Robert Carter Reed ex· c ha nge d wedding vows in ceremonies performed by the Rev. Kerry Beaulieu in St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Costa Mesa. Theil· parents are Mrs. Wilma Braund, Costa Mesa; C. J. Braund, Minot, N.D.and the Robert F . Reeds, Laguna Niguel. The bride graduated from the .University of San Francisco with a degree in nursing. The bridegroom holds a masters degree in enatneertn1 from UC Irvine. Membership Dues TOo Costly Ann Landers DEAR ANN LANDERS: In a recent column Y°'-' aaid, "I hope J'm not borin& my readers t.o de· ath wlt.b 10 many anti·cigarette letten." Pleaee don't alve up the fllbt, Ann. People listen to you and we need all t.be help we can get t.o edu~ate tbe public. I bope you'U print one more letter from a m ember of the ••Lott Chord Club." Here It is: DEAR FRIENDS: I was aresi· dent al 'Cballanoogo for over SO years . My name is Ray Callaway. I was a h~avy smoker for 30 years and am now a member of the "Lost Chord CJub. •• Anyone who wanl5 to join tan try far membenttlp. The beet way is to start smoking when you ore young and keep at It -lncreasing the number of dlarette1 untll you are really way up there. I was checked out at M.D. An· deraon University of 4Texas Hospital In Houston. They told me my vocal chords and voice box, plus two maUpant tumon had to be removed. Thtt wu 1n January or '75. Since then I have undergone a laryngert<'rmy. l couldn't even spell It and I 'd had two years of coUege. What it means ls the re- moval or the vocal chords and voice box and you have to breathe through an opcnln1 in tbeneck. I attended a "Lost Chord" meeting in March and there were 13 laryngeclomees around that table. Twelve of us had been heavy smokers. Only one hud been an abttaineT. . U a sln1le person who reads thia letter has sense enoush to quit smoklnf clfaretta before ll'1 too late. I II bave done some good In life. -RAY CALLAWAY DEA& llAY: MlllJoatofpeople rea4 109r letter tod.,.. I'm 1we, somewhere, 1omebow, )'OU got throagb to 1omebody. 'J11anJc1 for ~I youratory. DEAR ANN LANDERS: This ii a petty aripe compared with } the load or serious problems that face you daily, but it's driving me nuts. My aunt (a dear woman in her ·60s> sends cards and ~rt. t.O our lltUe slrl <••• four> addressed to 11Mlstrca1 Mary Smith." I dlallke 1ucb fancy, uDptty·souDd!:J HtiUet" but doa't wat to on my aweet aunt.. Wlll you comment. ~f Auntie ii a da&lY reader and "111 surely recornk• henell. Ttiaa for doinl lft.J' dirty work. -U· NO ·HOO ~ DEAa V: Wlay be ....,.., Tbe poor wo1aaa ii I~ .. obvloa1ly bellevea "M!Mrill" Ii &Jae female coaaaerpatt fer .- "M11ter1' -wblcb Ja lan't. Tbe ant time yH see Aaade toe out a dtdloaary aad pobd oat the de- llDMioll qi 0 MlttreN." You CH bod& bave a .... laqla altd uaa• .w be ....... ., Jt. DEAR ANN: Lut DI# my b•band and I w• to a ...... put; ill tM bolDe OI ~ we kD09 o••••llrJ ~ Jim"• Worlr. After dlan• tllil ....... .,.......t•out ~ ·~·· -a ~Of .......... traplaJ. It 1b0wed ~ MX of every type and J wu mmtlfted. I Wl the room but Jim 8'a1*t and CoUJcla't 1et eaou111 ol tt. o. tlM.••r bome I told Niia I nenr wUMd to ... tbON ptlGple I agaln. lie said 1 was .. square•• and added, ''When in Rome )'OU do as tbe Romani do." Am I wron1? -ALICE DEAR AUCE: I& *ii•• oa ......................... ................ ~ ... ., ~ ............... ,... , , . I Virgo: Take A.New Tack )S_.y: SYDNEY OMAaa MONDAY, JVNE3t, 1t7S ·ARIES (March 21·AprU 19): Hospitals elubl, unlQue organizations, special radio o; tel~viaion appearances -these are likely to be featured. Lunar position emphasizes what ls behind the scenes, creation or illusions, somo restrictions and an examination of fears ·and doubts. · 1 TAURUS (April 20 -May 20 ): Accent oo how much return you get from investment of , mooey, time, effort. Deal with one who can transform wishes into realities. GEMINI (May 21·June 20): Emphasis is on selectivity. You are given responsibility to choose, to decide on definite course.of action. CANCER (June 2l·July 22): You get results.· Looi·range efforts bear fruit. Communication barrier is rem~ved. You are able to get meanings across to more people. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You arrive at con- du.sion regard.ing ~ax payments, s helters, • l pohcies. You finish with phase of activity which has been costly where emotions are concerned. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): New approach is necessary with regard to joint efforts partnership and marriage. Highlight creativi~ ty, orjginality, ability to say what you mean. L~BRA (Sept. 2.1-0ct. 22 ): Steady pace is more J.mportant than usual. Discard seqsational methods .. A.void excesses. Be willing to teach and learn. Spmtual values are reinforced. r ......__ ..... :." Ge,,,.,,,_. .. ,. Pl11t·e 8und!y.June2t, 1975 OAILVPILOT Word.S F ·ree You The loaphing words ot famous. Americana have often brought goose bwnPI to my skin. Barbara Frletchie's· 0 Sboot, ii you mui>t, this old aray head, But spare your country's flag" does it for me. So does Robert Ken- nedy's "Some men see things as they are and , say why. I dream thina. that never were and say why not?" AND OF course, the dramatic, "The Eagle has landed" brings a tear. But nothing has stirred me more than a quota- tion attributed to the late Eleanor Roosevelt. When she was asked if housekeeping bothered her she replied, "I rarely devote more than 15 minu{es a day to it." Good Lord, that's beautiful. All my life I have waited for a President to say, "All I am or ever hope to be I owe. to my mother's sparkling toilet bowl." AT WIT'S END literature saying, "I must share this with my mother, whose devotlon to dust inspired me." But it has never hap. pened. 1 personally find 15 minutes a day dolng housework excessive, but it's the idea that counts. When I was first tnar· ried I broke my . bones deaning that apart· ment. Then one day, I was interrupted. 11Where are you going?" asked my husband. "I'm going to have a baby. I'll only be a minute or two." CONSIDERATION. CALL ERMA, 888-9800. OUT OF STATE CALL OPERATORS." And the lnterru.pUons came in. I subbed on a jousting team. Learned bow lo braid bread. Had .another baby. Audited a Weight Watchers class. Took Hebrew Flower Ar· ranging. Dyed my hair orange. Had another baby. Made a · musical out of an encounter group. Raised hamsters in my home for a new coat. And learned bow to parallel park a golf cart. I DON'T know if I have the right attitude or not. Will my kids remember that I taught them bow to ride a two-wheel bike or that the garage was con- demned? Will they remember THAT was 22 years that I sat with them ago and I never got back when they had ~asles to housework as a formal and w.atc hed G illigun's religion. Island reruns or that my I spread the word, .kitchen buckled under "WANTED, INTER-toomuchwax? · SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Speculative matters dominate. You are able now to rise above petty details. Emotions, children, emo- tional r esponses are featured. George Washington s lept here-many times. Near Fredericksburg, Va., is the place of the first president's birth,. now a living record of colonial agriculture. Devonshire oxen peiiorm most of farm work at this historic site, one of 16 attrac- tions on the George Washington Country Heritage Trail, a self- guide d Bicentennial tour .()f five mid-Atlantic states and Washington, D,.C. Or a woman accepting ~----------------------------------------------------------the Nobel Prize for R U P T I 0 N S B Y I wish I knew. All I can S. U B U R B A N say is, "Eleanor, if you llOUSEWIFE. NO OF-know something I don't F E R I S T O O know • give me a RIDICULOUS FOR sign.'' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Build on solid base. Be familiar with basic material. Leave fancy· moves for another time. Now con· cent.rate on what is sound, real and durable. • CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Accent on abort visits, ideas which can be transformed into' valid concepts. Be prepared for change, travel, variety. You will be asked questions and, odds are, you'll have the right answers. Fewer Americtins Trav~ling Abroad AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Spotlight on costs , production, time and motion. Luxury items, gifts that bring pleasure also figure pro- minently. Family remembers special occasion -you could be recipient of surprise which warms your heart. _ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Get going on your own, create style and personal rhythm. Don't wait for others to say, do, state or imply anything. Dance strictly to your Qwn tune. · WASHINGTON (AP) -The recession and higher prices caused the biggest drop in foreign travel by Am ericans last year since the initiation of mass jet travel, figures released Monday indicate. ... · And many of those who ·did leave the country: chose destinations clo~er to home than in the past,· the Commerce Depart- ment ~aid. Tbe department said 6.4 million Americans traveled abroad last year for bus iness or pleasure. That was a drop of 400,000 persons, or 5.8 percent. That sur- passed the previous post· World War II record ----------------------------------------------.drop of 3.6percent in 1961, when only i.6 million Americans traveled to forejgn countries. TODAY 'S CIDSSIDBD PUZZLI· ACROSS 80 Portray 83 Serious 1Crave play 6 Unfurnished 86 Female '10 Antique cars saint 14 Vagabond 87 Devotee 19 Chinese 89 Square temple measure 20 Man's name 90 Spy agency 21 Arctic 92 Business 154 Evergreen 15 Hazard tree 16 Arab robe 155 Think 17 Justice 157 Man's name goddess 159 Abyssinian 18 Gratify tribesman 19 Piebald 160 Swamp horse 161 Egyptian 23 Metal president waste 163 Pull: 2 wds. 31 Exclamation 97 Rise: Old English 98 Asian sheep 100 Mast 101 Chess action 102 Egress 103 Jewel 106 Supplement 108 Cogwheel 109 Bri11sn DESPITE the drop in numbers, however, the amount or money spent by Americans traveling to foreign. countries in- creased 8.2 percent to a record $9.2 billion. The increased spend- ing reflected both higher air fares and inflated prices abroad as well as deterioration of the dollar in relation to foreign currencies. And for the second year in a row, spending by foreign travelers in the United States in· creased faster than the spending of U.S . travelers abroad. U.S. travelers still out· spent foreign travelers in the United States by $3.1 billion last year. But in 1972 the difference was S}.3 billion. The number of U.S. travelers to Western Europe slipped 600,000 to TRAVEL 3.1 million in 1974, with a 826,000 drop in the number of tourists over- coming a slight increase in the number of bus mess travelers. Western Europe re- mained the most popular destination for U.S . travelers, but the amount of money spent there slipped 11.l percent to Sl.6 billion. That sur· passed the pr~vious post- World War II record drop of 10.5 percentin1961. SPENDlNG by U.S. travelers was off 16.5 percent to $198 million in France and 13.8 percent to $188 million in Italy. Spending was up 4 per· cent to $368 million in the United Kingdom, still the most popular European d es tination for Americans. At the same time, spending in countries closer to home was up at a more rapid pace than the previous year. Spending in the West Indies and Central America r egistered the sharpest increase -20.2 percent, compared to a 13.3 percent rise in 1973. Spendin g b y U.S. travelers in that area totaled $685 million in 1974. In Canada and Mexico, U.S. travelers spent about 16. 7 perce nt more, or a total of $2.8 billion, compared to an increase of 11.5 percent in 1973. Spending in South America also increased. Spending was off in Japan. 'I settlement expenses • 22 Boisterous 94 Lie in 24 Nero·s wait .. lour" 96 Stops 166 Netherlands· 33 Neckline measure 34 Heavy cord 187 Small fish 36 Ustener·s 168 Although "loan .. noble 110 Terminates· 113 Abraham's w1·fe VANCOUVER: A Touch of the British On a Lusl1. I sland ,, I 25 Latin king 99 Therefore: 169 Western 26 Peruse Latin alliance 27 Negative 100 Refining 171 Canadian vote 104 Chinese Indian 28 Bibllcal dynasty 172 Polynesian king 105 Definite beef wood 29 Oral pause article ·. 174 " •• deum" 30 Head 107 Wide-eyed 175 Office term 32 At no time stare 177 Expand 35 Particle 111 Chicken ••• 178 Territories: 37 Annamese 112 Dueling abbr. measure swords 179 Really! 38 Salver 114 Lightning 181 Remedy 40 Heavy bolt amounts swell 116 Spanish 182 Merit 41 Cursed article 183 Guy rope 43 Butter 117 Eternity 104 Conducts square 118 Greedy 44 Ado 120 Oriental DOWN 45 Different nurse 47 --Gabor 1~ Total , Prance 49 Orator 1 3 Printing about 51 Crates measure 2 Biblical 52 Silent 1'25 Difficult king 54 Plowed 126 Sequestered 3 Very high f ield 129 Legal frequency 56 Matriculate matter omni range 67 British 131 Suitable (Abbr.) sailor 133 Ascending 4 Paradise 58 Plots 136 Art eraser 5 Levies 62 Onassis 137 Adds 6 Deprive of 64 Tunisian seasoning 7 Declare pasha i 39 Youngster 8 Paper 65 M\Jslcal 1 '41 California measures perfo'rmance fort 9 Bequeath 69 At that time 142 Incompetent 1 O Church 70 Hawaiian 145 Olympic official bird contestant 11 Vichy 72 Exclamation 147 Organization summer 7.C Close by of American 12 Cereal 76 "Cllnton·s Slates grains ditch'' (Abbr.) .13 Store 77 Boat paddle 149 Long for patron 78 While 153 Tidy 14 Pamphlet 7 • 9 37 Formal wear 39 Arabian country 42 Consumed 44 Coerce 46 Alcoholic beverage 48 Brazilian bird 50 Alluned 51 Prohibit 53 Pronoun 55 Window dressings 57 Asfar as 58 Greek portico 59 African lake . 60 Cattle group 61 Thus 63 New Zea- land fish 65 Desire 66 Gaelic 67 Girl's name 68 Golf ball placed 71 Harem room 73 Emphasizes 75 Nigerian people . 78 Poignant 79 Dismantle 81 Historic period 82 Poetic contract ion 84 Consolidate 85 Crude tartar 88 Unfortunate 91 Try 93 Porker 95 Massage 115 Bantu native 119 Number 121 Greeting 1 24 Greek letler 125 Pluto's domain 127 Furrow 128 Printing measure 130 Resign: 2 wds. 132 Also · 134 Italian river 135 Distort 137 Unusual 138 Blend 140 Highest 142 Not suitable 143 Required 144 Devotee 145 Assist 146 Legislates 148 M lchlgan canal . .150 Exclamation 151 Ways 152 Nominated 154 Destinies 156 Plumed bird 158 Unto 161 Positive 162 Home of Irish kings 164 Era 165 Departed 168 Public vehicle 170 Rocky hill 173 Oklahoma city 176 Japanese drama 180 Man's name A smidge n of imagination can make a trip to Vancouver Island, Canada, seem like a glimpse otGreat Britain. The architecture and accents )lave obvious British in(luences. There are crick~ clubs and tea parties. Public and private g•rdens flourish in the mild, humid climate. Even the bird population reflects the mother country: English skylarks were imported in the early 1900s and have flourished. Happily enough, this British aspect has a genuineness not spoiled by shops selling tartans. Irish linen, or imported "sweets." The trip to the island provides a mini ocean voyage. The large ferries either cross the Strait of Georgia on the e a s t o r t h e exotic-sounding Juan de Fuca Strait to the south. THEY wind through the rocky coastal islands -whose pine trees disguise many summer homes, but seem wild an y way. Fishing trawlers and sail boats pass the ferry. Vancouver Island is the largest , being slightly less than 300 miles in length, with mountains of the Insular Ranee rlsine over 6,000 ---it--+--+-~• feet high. Four-fifths 0£ the island is .above 2,500 feet, end litUe of the land ls arable. · It ia a ru11ed setting for Victdria. The city 1 in ~..-...-.... lt'2 the terrUortal bead9uarter1 or the --1~+---11 Hudaoft Bay Company, WH the roeu1 of Pacific poliUc1 and developmt'llt vaUl the end or the century. Victoria now bas ll populat-ion of about 20010001 but it seems smaller. Tbe suburbs am tucked away unobtruaively. The downtown area lsn't overwhelmed wtth 'mr't--t--t--;i lkyacrapers, and there are few freeways. In the ~•lral downtown. lbc older bulldlnp are Mt. enc:aHCl lq' (Dtlal, and mUch of Uielr c:barm ls praerved. most impressive local popular in the summer, The highly touted buildings, Parliament is about 20 minutes from· Butcbart Gardens, about Hall and the Empress town. Cool Aid, the local 40 minutes north of the Hotel. . youth hostel, provides a city by car, are best ride through the fancier. residential sections, particularly near Oak Bay, is worthwhile to see the gardens, the ho~ses and th e view. For those . who can't bunk and two meals for suited for a full day's afford the $37 to $42 75cents. outing -especially per couple for a night at Gardens are a major considering the SJ fee. the deluxe Empress, a attraction of Victori::i, stroll through the main which seems to be lobby is a m us t . covered with luxuriant Afternoon tea there is a natural growth anyway. bargain, considering the Beacon Hill Park has atmosphere. . lovely public gardens, as By the way, cheaper well as a huge totem pole accommodations are and a path along the abundant. For campers, ocean bluff where t h e Go 1 d stream residents s troll with Provincial Park, very their dogs. · SEVERAL places have excellellt free gardens though; for example, the estate of the Royal Roads Military College, about 45 minutes east of town, open only in the after· noons , and Government Hbusein Victoria. A drive or a bicycle Hikers can travel to the northern reaches of the island, where few go., for less-spoiled coast and the higher peaks. For information on all aspects of Vancouve~ Island, write the Provincial Department of Travel Industries in Victoria. 1019 Wharf Street, Victoria, B.C. Finnish Drivers Don't D rink ~ By STAN DELAPLANE DUBROVNIK, Yugoslavia -"This is a prosperous looking town. People are well· dressed. Shop windows full of luxury items you don't expect in Iron Curtain countries. "Dubrovnik is the most popular resort on the Dalmatian coast . All red-tiled roofs climbing ~he foothills of the Montenegro mountains. Sunlight bouncing off white and yellow buildings as we came in dead slow over the blue, blue Adriatic." (It's cruise season in the Mediterranean. Our Man in the Med. is ending 14 days and 10 ports aboard the Golden Odyssey.) "The mafn sightseeing is the old walled city. A cartoon castle with a Disney drawbridge. High gray battlements that stood up to Caesa1·'s Own Mallorquin Stone Stingers. (How would you like to have THAT regimental tie?) "Shops here close at one in the after- noon. Open again at 5 o'clock. That's the pattern for most ports in the Med. So shop early. "A pocketful of American one dollar bills lets you buy small presents without endlnaup with a lotofforeign change." The Golden Odyssey is operated by Royal Cruis e Line or San Francisco. Greek !lag. Gl'eek c rew. Anything wrong with it? ''Can't find much for complaint without being picky. 1 loved the Wooden Horse Bar but the Calypso Lounge seemed a little cold. 'Td like more time in Palma, Mallorca. Less in Tanaier. And I 'd skip Gibraltar en· t.1l-ely and stay sunny on deck. "Decor of ship is super. Service good. Food tops. One 747 airplane load (400 peo· ple) fills the ship. Land at Lisbon, flY back from Dubrovn.ik. 11You pick up jet Jag !tom crossing ao mttny time zonee. But U\er.'a .l)() 1etttn1 around it.,, hotel and airline bookings. Ask questions. Hang in there. Communication breaks down and you can't speak the language. · • "Fellow traveler was told at the airline office the plane was full. (She admitted she had no reservation.) She went to the airport. Showed a ticket at the gate a nd got right on without another word. "Hotel said I didn't have a reservation (which I had) but agreed there might be a mistake. Gave me a room and I never heard about it ugain. . "You do not drink and d1ive in Finland. If you do, it's direct to jail. No exceptions. Therefore, the Finns appoint one person as dliver for the evening. He doesn't touch a drop while the rest of the party zero in on Finlandia vodka. ·'Taxis 1·un about $3 for a dozen blocks. An extra 35 cents for evenings, weekends or holidays. I managed to hit all three at once. .Jackpot! "High skinny trams slide around Helsinki at reasonable prices. Trams 3B and 3T have an all-day tourist ticket all over Helsinki for 30 cents. "Dinner for two at The Troikka, a Russian restaurant, was $45. Spiced steak with sweet-hot red peppers and red cabbage. Cooked and served on a sizzling black castiron. "Siberian bear soup for openers. Closed with vodka crepes and glasses of vodka with honey and limes. .. Hesperian Hotel is first·class ut $35 single, $50 double. Dinner or wild mushroom salad, steamed turbot with fresh grated horse1·adish and white wine: $26. ''Fine dining room overlooking the sea. "Finnlab Johns are a delightful array ot sprays, geysers, gadgets and valves that only an engineer could understand. What elle-lrom. a country whoso national s~""'ll.....,__--:.t the sauna bath? 0 BY THB Vfctorta ~~----R_E_~_A_s_s_•F~l_Eo_•_~_._o_N_~_A_A_N_S_W_E_R_S~--~~~~r~r~~~~ (In Finland, O'Hara is winding up a Finnair inaugural that took her to the Arc:Uc Circle. ss.ooo reindeer and 35,000 Lappe.) "Double check reservations. Finn up \ Tbere'a a boat to Leningrad with no Jtaalan passport visa required. O'Hara Aid lt IOWldecl dull. Tour of cathedrib aDd tractor factories. :\ . . . . • The Hollywood flack machine has been grind- ing out promotion and press releases on a new horse movie called "Bite the Bullet" in volumes to rival the horse feed out- put of the Purina people. Part of the message has been that this new film was made without hurting a single animal. I winced through the movie's first showing in an Ora(lge Coast area theater the other night, und 1 s imply don 't believe it. EVEN WITH q~otes in front or me from the col· umn o f C l eve land Amory, professional Sunday. June 29, 1m animal lover and bleed· ing heart, in which be says, "I am satisfJed that not a single animal actor was injured in any way in the making of 'Bite the Bullet,'" I can't buy jt. I have both shot a few pictures and ridden a few horses. Unless the cinema magicians of Hollywood have dis- covered some new way lo make a horse actually move in slow motion and "float" during a fall from a hundred-foot-tall mesa, I saw at least one very shook-up cayuse take a t eet h -jolting plunge into Lake Mead. I also observed a cou- ple of other ''slow mo- tion" scenes that juat bad to smart some when the horse was asked tDdo them at full speed in real life. It's as Sam Clayton, the character played by Gene Hackman, says in the film: "The horse doesn't STARTS WlDHESDAY DwTe'Tkfrff c ...... ·• Sllow Tilet •• s,....or-4 l y ~ Fedet'el So•lft9s .............. ,.., Wed. '"T-y" Motlftc~ Wll St.-t At J:~O ce1•e aboitt the race. He doesn't givct a damn who wins the race .•• IT'S VERY probable the horses rounded u)> for this film didn't much care bow realistic the acting was, either. With all that out of the way. however, let it also be said that some ad- ,. vance pre.a rielea .. J saw aeemed ~•p;_o .. the movie ftlminl WUD't all bad. Ben Johnsoq. a real· life horsem•~· former cowboy and no aloucb - even nowadayk -as a co~pelltive ~m roper. liked the pre ise of the film 10 much at he re- portedly brou.ht along his own borae •to use in the tum. It's easy to believe. That big, cb\.fnky gra.y he trotted around on throughout) the film looked fat ••d happy enough lo have been stable-fed -and well, at that. THE REST. of the horses a nd the people who ride them will more than ful!ill any hunger for thrills, vicarious as they may be, for both the horse masters a nd mis- tresses in the a udience and those who just wish they were horse people. • Gene HadaMn (•• .l•rn Cl•rton) .... It on with cold blooded llttle bucbldn he UH• Jn rugged croe. country race ...-nat •n Ar•bl•n, • bronco, • thoro"lhbred end aome pnay good qu.rterborualn 'Bite the Bullet' ,~ beautiful deserts and mountains of Nevada, Ne w Mexico a nd Colorado! What a grand and glorious tim~ ~uch chase and horse-or~ented stars as James Coburn, Gene 1----------------------1 (French Connection I Q n and II) Hackman and Coburn . as L ee Marvin-esque as he'll ever be, along with Can- dice .Ber ~en, Jan - Michael Vincent, Ian Bannen a nd th e aforementioned Hackman and Johnson, turns in a creditable act- ing performance. . . . . Bargain Matinees $1. 50 Til 2:30 Senio r Citiaens i. 50 at all times SOUTH COAST PLAZA THEATRES SO.COAST PWAI ~2711 So COAST • .....,.... Ow Tiie Oriewt ~- • J:ff-S41tJs. l:l5-J:tt PLAZA I "TM U-lw Wi..ter• . Mf.JJSI t: I 0 Sot /s-4:30.9: to mmawa THE .=n1 ·'THE EIGER SANCTION" 8 :40 -SAT ./SUN. -4:30-8:40 "LEPKE" 6:45-10:45 SAT./SUN. 2:45-6:45-10:45 WooclyAletl "LOVE AMD DEATH" lrGI 6:454: I S.9:45 s .. /S.• J: I S.3:45-5: 15 6:4W: I S.9:45 RE P.+.AKING 'JMJmmtm" I t :JO S~t:ilO "TH5 • 6:40.10:45 s 2:10-4:40.1~5 \ 1 cowboy Johnson must have had IJlSking this beautiful movie in the I CMI OrYmbllng ••• Gloomy Gua t In the DAILY PILOT "BONGO" li'i1 ,,.... l!!l l :Jt.J:U..:tS-1:2.0 • 'Y' ------FOUNTAIN VALLEY• ,. . .. . . ..... ..... ,,. .. ,,.. t:••t:•• --· --""'. -~ ..... ,,., ,,. .... " The lines, even some or those that lack the color necessary to match their surroundings, are de· livered with professional aplomb. The guy who gets the short end of the credit ~c-ww. .. ,,,..,,, ..... ,It ...... "WESTWORLD" l-l:ll .. 1U ., .. ...,.._ ri'!:ll FOUNTAlN VALLE V • .... • ........ It -·~ .. ... ~ GUHAAL Cll\IEMA CORPORATION "Maythela.,enoses leaw It lay. few the pie asure of thoS. whose taste It ls. " t I • I"'!~,. • ... I• ~ ; : .· . '~ ... :"""'1.,,.., .. '• ....... . ~·. \) .,....•"· •'""" :· :· ~·.~·~: ... J . ,· . . .......... _ ..... _ •• ...., •• t stick is Mario Arteaga who, in the character of "The Mexican," even has to suffer the indigni- ty of having his aching tooth capped with a shell casing (not a bullet) so that he literally can be told tD "bite the bullet" to justify the movie's ti- Ue . THERE ARE several improbable scenes in the 700·mile journey of this early-West endurance race. It's really hard to believe that a ll those corpses could be left just lying where they fell in the various gunfights and ambushes. And, even' with its PG A. .. IENJI" "LEGEND '1' OF SLEEPY HOLLOW' A . AU STAI CAST V . -i'OWHIHCJ IMFHMO" · &, .. IENJI" "LEGEND .., OF SLHPY HOLLOW' rating. the film's stDry could be told in dialogue stripped of a little of its "outhouse" language, surely. But if you 're looking for a night of horsin' around that won't give you saddle sores -the film runs two hours, 11 minutes, and is being s hown in its first-run engagement as a single attraction, not a double feature-mount up. Who knows, Hackman maybe enjoyed lhis kind or a chase enough tD try some future sequel -the Colorado Connection? Hay instead of ·•horse"? 6121 ~ACl~IC TH•Antaa DlttV•·IN SU .. •SWAPMSn'S HUeOR a&.VD.lklwe•"' ~Meet&W.S.,... s.t.a s.....-•-.. •-ORAllO• Driwe-IR 'I a a Frl.S ... as-.. a-10•-,,.,~f-S...,.e1 ............. F•ntll" F11nt ~ ............. ...__ t e ,, , ' ... 5111 :i:lllllS j -TOGETHIR-- "Murph the Surf" a )' ' "Freebee & The lean" Call 642-5171. Put a tew word• lo work for u, HfHIWIMD AND THI LIOM"' f PGI \ .. .. . . by Mel Totme t>eca~ it w11 pritten from firs~ • hand knowledae without bi. 0r bull by one of her profuaional colleag\les. ' THE BEST and most entehainint1 of the new book~ is appropriately entit.!ed: "The World of Entertainment : Hollywood'·• Greaiest Muaicals!" by Hugh Fordin (581pages, Double· day, $15). It's all about Arther Fre~, MG)4's NOW THRU TUESDAY EVES FROM 1 SUN FROM 2 Jaqueline Susann's bold bf1t seller . that explored all the avenues and darkrit alleys of love among the international set. "Once Is Not Enough". lltS10l CNMA lllSTOl AT MllcAmUI scMM t'OASl 9DNr. AIP ~744<1 • # ....-..t producer ol movie muslca18, and the Mllllle wbo worked wUh bim and were bOwn as f1be-FrMd ... t .•• Durbai .~ historic career, Freed produced 45 fll the ar•nt morieJ ever made, and the bcM* pn1en&a • cb~al order of bll We by ··ft.Im,; - JUm• like ''Wiurd ot Oz " "Mee\ Me ln St. Lout•.'' "SulDmer Hollctay •1 ''-On T .. e Town," "An American in Paris," "Show Boat," "Slngln' in the Rain," "The Bandwf gon," "Gigi" -the Us\ ls as endless a s tl)e talent that produced it. To date, the Freed unit's films have grossed $287 million and earned for the man and his as- sociates 41 Acade my Awards. Read this glorious book and you'll see why. Freed bad the Midas touch. He discovered Judy Garland, Gene ·Kelly, Margaret O'Brien, June Allyson, Lena Home and scores of other stars·. WITH THE filth that oozes from the screen today, it's amusing to read the Breen Office re· porta ot that tim e . Did YoU know "Show Boat" was almost can· celled becauae it hinted a\ miscegenation, or tbat the stage lyi'tcs for "Doln~ What Comes Natural· "The.._._ • f9'08 d a rare order" Vltfefltl CANBY-,.,_ _,. r- --STAITS WEDNESDAY JULY 2 llJNI •44-0760 . STlllSA .. ~WN \ RmX:Rll!D • ·In the raw ly" from "Annie Get Your Gun" bad to be com· pletely rewritten by Irving Berlin? Or that the fam• lyric 11New Yock, New York, it's a heUuva town " had to be changed to "New York, , , New York. it's a wonderful town" in "On The 4 Town'' before it could pass the.censor? I read Fordin'a fascinating book with a • •' curious mixture of nostalgia and sadness. Moat 1 r of the.films described are no more than 30 years 1 •old, but there will never be anything like them again. Costs are prohibitive today, but worse, s uch talent could never aeain be a~sembled un-• der one r oof. Ui MlH..R ff~ flM/AmIRf M 9-£1~/#famo(}I a HalNI tfGIT Ds·N{)~ O.m< · ffm.aD!!YlmRT M 9ffM\~ 't'.tflfiJ.1¢ Jlt\W !Jfcno~ftRlllRIHf~ ·~1 ~R[NE l~ £0MIW!!l f~ #A!P 1JaO nM1!R (l)NJO:O\S(l)IJXY R -..... -• __.. START WEDNESDAY JULY 2 EDWARDS BRISTOL CINEMA UtSTOl AT MACAITMUI SOUTH COAST SHOPPING AllA 540-7444 THIS IS THE CLIMAM , . FAMILY SHOE 'CLEARANCE. SUPER SAVINGS. STYLES GALORE. HURRY, COME CHOOSE FROM A SELECT GROUP OF SUMMER AND .. CASUAL SHOES 'FOR ENTIRE FAMllY. .~ .. I "-I Sale Prices Effective Sunday, J1111 29 thru Saturday, July 1 ~' 197 5 >. , .. ·' · .. . . , . ~ .. ~ Lace Cup Cronover ~,. · ,.ss .· ~eg. 1.99. Machine wash. 32 to 40b, ¥,.to 44C, D. Colors~vailable. B. Lace Cup Bra 1.99 R~. 2.50. ~achine wash. White only. 32 to 36A. 34 to 36A. 34 to 388. C. Doubleknlt contour bra :1.5&·· Reg. 1.99. Crossover style. Ma.chine wash. 32 to 36A. 32 to 408. 34 to 40C. White only. D. Doubleknlt cpntour bra l -~-P-ash. · 3~ fo 36A. 32 to 38B. 34 to 40C. White only. r F. Sport brief Glrdl• 1.11 . Reta; 1.44. Med...,. control. In White and nude. 8tMS 8: M,L. 8 in Pkg. 'lbumlrilai tbro~ a book of MWSPaPer clips 1 gathered 25 • e ago, I ran aeross some IDI I'd like to sh~ Ylitb you. y all took plaee lnUICSO: \BASEBALL -After three ......... t ·l091e• tile ...... Red llos •• tllelr ftrat game el Ute ·aeuoa wblle wblpplns tlle ftuadelpbla, AtlaleUes, .. a. Ted , Pam• belted bis fin& llOIMrOI ae 1ea1011 -a two-na.,... M feet Into tlae rlsllt·flel' ............ .u.t, dleSt. Lotd• Biowlllrwt· edaee-..Lem•la..__..... . ......, to lleat tile Onel.., Ja. 41ms, t-t. Ned .Ganer ..., ..all 11te way Jor the Browm. Pla1ln1 fer Pitts....,.._. tllat yeip: ... Da•D)' II urtauib. I• tile Pa~lflc Coast ~a,ue, Steve Jllilclaock of SaetamC!Dto Jdt two lloaae 111111 ba.t Fr.U :lt'elleller : .. 11• Base• pae.M Hollyw• :A•f·lwla. v . ... . • THE WO.RLl> -Manilal 'Gandhi, 58·)'e~.alcl son Of the ~te Mohandas K. Gbandi, today ~ed his 14·day fast to protest ~Afrtea'1aegregatlonlaws. The Canadian dollar cut loose er the. weekend to find its own el, aained three to nearly alx ieatl m terms oflbe v.s. dollar,. ~wortbll~ftllta (U.S.). Tbe United N atioaa today 'mounted a th.,-ee·proneed ·dlplomaUc ofln1lve aeekinl to -neutralize Commtlnilt Cbina and "to prevent the Korean c9111PAlcn from explodini ~to World War J11. • 'lbe basic strategy is to ff· • assure Chinese Cqmb'lunist leaders that UN forces bav~ no desigtts on their territory. will , not interfere with China's supply of electric power from North Koreatt dams and will build a un· ited, dem~ratic, independent Korea which will present no thre~ to C~ina. . . ' FOQTBAU -Uaiventty of W•£':£*•• fwllback Ha'h Me . .,-ltelped Kalp Stan· ~-HITe , 1on1·, 11Hu~ i1-1:TroJaM Pai ~ ....... ..--Deu Sdlaelder •ln9' ta .... • Cal laalfback Pete Seha•anm (DOW ala LA ...,ervbor) u tile latter llc:ond - a u~yard n.-tll.at ...... beat vsc. ,,,, TRACIG -· JlliBols' Don Laa \r~l~.~ become onlY the second. man ja ~ to vault that blp. • team aeond '2 poidtl --~use racked up 75 and .._.,_ tallted 85. Ill that same •eet, SC'a Parry ' O'Brien woe Qae abot fS6-t'rt); Dan McEweSl of M~ woo the mile in f ; U,,J'whle a.&-4 hip Jump left SC'a Jaet Baran, llauel Bonqmllo and all Brom· back tied for lint• 'Nlnetee ... ~1ear ·old Bob Mathias, a Stanford University freshman, was hailed as the greatest all-round track and field star in history today after scor· ing 8,o42 points in two nights of competition to break the world dec11~on r ecord of 7,900 points Set by .Glenn Morris in the 1936 Olympics. Jim Fuchs of Yale heaved the 16-pound shot 58·5 19/32 inches, the greates t put in history, but it won't count as a world record because it was made after regular competition had ended. Soph-on;i.o.r.e India n J im Newcomb stepped into the class"" di the great American milers by ripping off~ brillant4:07.7 in the $PAAU cha mpiooship!i. It broke the USC record of 4: 08.3 set in 1938 by Louie Zamperini. MISCEL.LANEOUS-Knute Rockne was inducted into the Delma Hall of Fame; Jack '9wan and Art Barnard were . aamea co-captains for the .1951 l]SC track team <Rowan later ~cbeclJrack at Marina and Hun· CllldoD Beadl.lltgbs). lndlcatloas ire that tile ltSZ Olympics will be a tnly worldwide affair with &as.la, Germany and Japan tompeting. . POLITICS -G.eoeral Douglas MacArthur apparently can claim · little support among .Republican Party leaders as a possible 1952 GOP presidential candidate. l.DStead, polls ibdlcate the top of- ficials of the party .are divided in allegiance betwRn Sen. Robert T,afti and Gen. Dwight D. Eiaenhower. . .4 WIMBLEDON, England (AP)· -Arthur Ashe overcame a crop of volfeyjng errors Saturday and re4ched the quarterfinals of the Wimbledon rennis c ham- pionships for the first time in six years, but Tony Roche ended fellow Australian Ken Rosewall's bid to win the only major tiUe to eludebim. The 31-year-old Ashe finished strongly for a 6·2, S.7, 9.8, 6-3 triumph over Graham Stilwell of Britain while .Roche, the No. lti seed on the comeback after in- jury, upset the second-seeded Rosewall, 6.3, 6·8, 8-6, 6-1. There was an air of sadness on. the center court of the All· ,England Tennis Club as the 40· · year·old R osewall, looking weary·and disspitited, made his exit. The little wiza rd has been a finalist here four times in 20 years but never a winner, Ashe, the No. 6 seed, was the third American to make the men's quarter-finals. Defending champion Jimmy Connors and 11th-seeded Roscoe Tanner ad- vanced Friday. AU seven remaining women's seeds a1so advanced Saturday, including defending champion Chris Evert and five-time winner Billie Jean King. _ ConnQ(S n ext plays Raul Ramirez of Mexico, Tanner will meet Guillermo Vilas of Argen- tina, Ashe will face Bjorn Borg, the19-year ·old Swede, and Roche will meet Tom Okker of The Netherlands. Ramirez, seeded eighth, over- ran American Cliff Richey 6-2, 6-3 .. 6-2, and Vilas toiled !or more than 2ll:i hours to beat American Sandy Mayer, 2-6, 7-5, 9-8, 6-3. Okke r brus h ed past Alex Metreveli or the Soviet Union 6-0. ft.~. 8-6. I WOMEN'S SlllGl.IES ,Hl1111t•Ulllll VirQlni• Wad•, Britain. beat Rosem.ry Cawls, M ,.4-6 ... •. o.ns Evert bH t Llndiay lleevan, 8'1t•ln, 6·2, M . 81111• JHn KlnQ beet Michele GurdoJI, llelQlum, 6-t, .. 2. Mlr~,..t Court, Australl•, i.11 Glynis Q>les, Britain, .. 2 ... 2. Mlrtln• N1vrltotova, CraclMIMov•ki•. beat tfet•sM Cllmyrlova , Soviet Union, l>-1, M . OIQI Mororova, Soviet Union, 1>9•1 Mltn11 J.usowc. VYQOSllYI•, •·•. 6·2. E_,,.. Goot•oonQ C•wtey! ~trall•. be•l .M,._ .irer Dimond, Au str•ll•. l>-2 ...... 8etty Stov•, TM Netherlands. bfft Winnie WOoldrldQe, Britain, t·7, .. 3. MIEN'S SINGLES f'...-1111t-Alul A•mlrei, Mexico. bHt O llf Richey, 6-2, "3 ... 2. I Tom OkUr, The ~ttllertands, bHI At~x MIV..,.tl, Soviet Union, 6-0, .. 2. M . Towt AocM. Austr•ll•. but Ken A<>YWl ll, .Austr•ll•, .. >.w .w ... 1. AtthUr Aiht be•t Gr•ham Slllwtll, 8'it<tln, 6-2, ~7,M ... 2. Gvlll•rmo Vll•S, Aroe11hM, beat s.ncty Mayer, 24,M .N ,6·l Espada Wins Boxing Title SAN JUAN, P .R. (AP> - Angel Espada of P uerto Rico won the vacant World Boxing As- s oc;ation welterweight title Sa\Urday night by scoring a un· animous 15-round decision over Clyde Gray oC Toronto. Espada, 25, cut Gray over the left eye in the fourth round and the Canadian bled during the rest of the bout. · According to the official doctor at ringside the cut was almost two inches wide. Gray , 28, also bled from the nose a nd a small cut on the right eye. There were no knockdowns but Espada slipped to the canvas in the 14th. Dat week•• Milwaukee <>Den. and tbla event would M abaft. cloned. "Lee ta awful 1balren ... "aal4. Alben SaUnat, t.l• per1oaal m• .. •r· wbo 1pent Ute ~ at the bcispital with Trevjno. •ffe•a 1tift and aore all over. "As· soon as be sets out ot the hospital, we're go.ins home to Bl Paso.• The doctor here said be should check 'f ith hia personal physician when we 1et home, just as a safety precaution. Mer DAJlVPilOT that, It'• JN'etlY mUllaali1•1-• thlnl. uyOU kDOW Lee, M SOOD M up•ancl a.bout, be'• 1onna want play." Trevino is scheduled to co pete in tbe British Open Carnouatie, ScoUand, July t. He ls a two-time winner of UJel. esteemed championship and ii amon1 the favorites for the • cient title again this season. Wooden's First Tltle . M~er· Recalls '48 UCU Team E(iitor's note: The modem era sport• vista t• prornding ent~ t ai n men t, qualit11 .and oc· calionally controversy on a scale never before .attained in the world of. athletic a. Yet aporls of days gone by.auo had great mo. ment•. and star perfonMT•. To- day our l ook .at tMae days focuses on Alan Sawyer. ByllOWARD L. BANDY Of .. o..11,f'li.tSUH When John Wooden moved to Westwood in 1948. Alan S~wy e r wa s a junior classman and a member of the Bruins basketball team that finis hed last the year before in the Pacific Coast Conference. "We won the Southern Division championship his first year at UCLA and I think that has to be one of the big- gest thrills i have had in basketball." Did he foresee the dynasty Wooden was to build in those early days? ·'No, i think it would be fair ·laing Back IN SPORTS to say nobody had any idea what would happe n in the future at that time. "But there was an indica- tion. The year before, under Wilbur Johna, we finished last in the Southern Division and most or the player s graduated. ''When we won the cham· pionship against Stanford with George Yardley and USC with Bill Sharman, I think the indication was there of things to come.'' Sawyer was the team's leading scorer each of those 'first two years under ~ooden and was captain in his senior campaign when the Bruins won the Pacific Coast Con· ference bas.ketball cham · pionship and posted a 24-7 overall record. After-graduat ion, he was signed by the now defunct Washington Capitols to a pro pact along with Sharman . After one season the team folded a nd Sharman was picked up by Boston. Sawyer was taken by Tri-Cities. .. A death occurred irr my family and I r eturned home and was asked by Wooden to coach the j unior varsity at UCLA. Ben Kerner called me to come back to t he pro ranks but [ rema ined at UCLA . "Sometimes I wonder iC I made the right decision and where 1 might have gone in pro ball if I had signed again." He isn't sorry.he served as j unior varsity coach under Wooden, though. ''I learned a lot working un- der him," Sawyer says. "His thoroughness · and ability lo teach and to get ~ids to do what be wanted them to do was a large factor in his suc- cess.". · When be w as at UCLA in a coaching position, he was also in graduate school. "The first 10 years Wooden was there, the junior varsity coach was basically someone : who was in grad school and was going into coaching. . t ··It wasn't a job as an ass is· r tant or a recruiter but it was a good e xpe rience. Wooden would com e out and work with u s sometimes but basically, I had charge of the tealn. ··w e had a pretty good re- cord but unfortunately, that year freshmen were eligible on the varsity and we had some pretty good ones includ· ing Ron Bane, Don Bragg and Ron Moore." Sawyer coached in Japan Cor several years and never lost contact with Wooden. ··we corresponded several times duting that time and I talk with him now when I get out to Westwood ." Sawyer coached in the Whittier school district for five years then moved to Orange Coast College a s basketball coach and math in· structor in 1957. He coached the cage squad for nine years before limiting his activities to the classroom. His biggest thrill in sports? "Playing for Wooden and winning that first year has to be the biggest thrill. He was new and we were new and it· was quite an achievement." Angels Fall, I 0-4; Ryan Goes Today Hard-throwing Nolan Ryan. sidelined for 10 days with a groin injury. will try to h alt the Cafilornia Angels' six-game los- ing streak today, when be faces Oakland's Ken Holtzman. Angels' oCficials told the Daily Pilot Saturday nieht that Ryan (10-6) will st.art in the 1 o'clock ~ame at Anaheim Stadium_. IQ A ...... Slate AllO•mHMKM .. COltl .Jun.2'0.kl...-•1 C•llfoml• 12:5$p.m. J-•c.tttOMl••t Mlnnuote S.SS11.1n. JUiy 1 Ctlllfoml• •t Minn.sot• (2) J p.m, , Ame1ican League home run lead and tied P hiladelphia's Greg Luiinski for tops in the majors. He belted a two-run shot far ovet· the cent.er. Jield fence in the second inning and capped a four· t'Ull 'Cifth with a 453-foot solo blasti to right. Phil Gamer al1u homered in the fourth. All three homers came off Bill Singer, 6~. OAICL.ANO CA&.IPOrtNIA allrllrW •llr91,.. t t I 0 CIDlllM, If 4 1 l 0 , 1 o o • .-i-., cl .s t t 1 • 0 0 0 • Dllllrty, ,. 3 1 t ' • .S 1 2 0 H_,per, lb 1 0 1 0 • .s 0 1 t La .. ,. 3 0 : 0 ' • 3 J J a.in .• 2 o o s 1 1 O SWnlOfl, rl " O 1•1 , 2·0 0 0 Olalll.3'» 4 •• 0 l 0 1 0 El"*"'· c: ~ 0 •• 0011 Mtotl.~ 1000, 1011 LJeNs.ft 2000 l 1 I t 8$f'llllll, U 4 0 0 0 : s 2 J 2 Sif191', p 0 •• 0 . O O O Q CMntaftl.p 0 et 0\ 0 I 0 0 u-.,P 0 0 t O._ H5'et1, p 0 e 0 e, 'TM•ls • 10 I• t T•t.als a. • 1 a~\ WRITS~, N.'V. (AP) -M•lllM llaQ· Wbtn the Nor\h aH· Din.I Jack10D, WlnMr qt •\•r• sneet the South -.100-meter &old medal . SaturCS.y, July 12 ln tbe et tbe 1"8 Oly111ptn, lftt-annual . Oran1e nattered Ute Am•ncp CQunty football cleuic at record for th•' df1taoce Oran•• Coast Colleae, Saturday ln the N•tlonal size could be a detefmin• AAU sepior women's lt\i ta&ctor in the out· track and field cbam· come. plomhips. For one of the few Jack.son, representing times in the history of the Cleveland .Track the game, and the first in Club, wu ln comlllM!d two appearances u ... ad over the f&Qel 800 y_. coeoh for Glen HaaUnca, and wu timed ln 2:00.5. U.. North will have 10me· Tbat ••four-tenths ol a hefty linemen on the ..eonct better tban tbe field, neord .a.e aet ln i•eo The El Dor•do coach route to btr Olympic el· dJrected the 1964 aU·s~r fortaUlexlcoCity. team Uiat won, 28·1' aDd p0u_nd cl111 are Ray 1.oller bf Troy ff lab at 2IO; Bill Leer of Servite at 225; ~.u Orr of Buena Park at 240; Bob Petenon of Loara at~; Brent Boyd of Lowell at 230; aod Jim Main ol Los Alamitos at240. In addition, fullback Rocky Liapis of FuUerLon weiaba 1n Mt 230. . "Thia ls by far lhe ))ii· 1e1t team lhe tiortb hu had," Hastln11 says with entftutiasm "lt 's 1fmo1t aa blf, as the South UllulJ. J_y is, • ~e says 1omewb1at lacetiously. · Does ·be feel he hMf another Nye or t~o amoor the &rO\lP? "-bon last won the on that .tum he had a AAU ~town ln lt69. ilneata.n named Btaine &borUJ ,after that, the N)'e. 'N~• later a~ 27·)'-ar·old Tenneuee St•nford Uplveralty anti State ar•uate-took Ume is now a starter with tbe out to become a mother, Dallas' Cowboys and a ESTANCIA HIGH'.S GtR&.,S BADMINTON TEAM, CHAMPION OF THE BEACH CITIES LEAGUE. ·tbebqul\ tracJc complete-veteran of. two SuRer --------------------------------------":-"-----ly froqi 1'72 ~til lut .Bowlaamea. . 0 I surely l)pp_e so but it's too ear&.v to tell much •bout the in di viciu• \ Sports Clipped Short Tigers' Houk Charge~ BALTIMORE -Ralph Holik, the Detroit Tigers manager known for his temperamental nature on the baseball diamond, was released on his own re- coeruzance by Jl district court commissioner Saturday after be· • ing formatly charged with one count of assault. Houk, who allegedly vented pis anger al a Baltimore Evening Sun spor.t.swriter by slapping him about the head Friday night, was ordered to appear in state Dis· trict court here Sept. 24 during his club's next road · trip to Baltimore. The Detroit manager was questioned by Police about the in· cident Saturday after be sudden· ly appeared at the Northern Dis- lrict headquarters to answer a warrant for his artest, a spokesman said. The a rrest warrant had been issued early Saturday after Phil Hersh, a sportswriter for the Baltimore Evening Sun, filed a complaint d e tailing the manager's alleged assau1L · Hersh alleged in his complaint that Houk began berating him before Friday night's game about a story that be had written saying the Detroit manager told his club "the situation is hopeless but you can s till play respec· tabl.y •II '· 1 started to duck out the closest door when Houk started slapping me saying I wasn't go- ing through there,'' Hersh said, adding that the manager struck him several more times about lb& face before a Tigers player interceded.' Haasw1 .. COLUMBUS, O)lio -Jay Haas sank a foul'foot putt for a par on the final hole Saturday to gain a one-stroke victory in the NCAA golf championship. Haas' clutch putt gave him a I ,, Today's TV Sports ' ' 12 :30 p .m . (4) - WIMBLEDON TENNIS - Early round play in the ·Wimbledon tennis cham- _pionships. 1 p.m . (11)-DODGERS . BASEBALL -The Dodgers m ee t the Giants in Candlestick Park in San Francisco. 1:30 p.m. (2) -PRO TEN· NIS -Alex Metreveli faces Mark Cox in a first round match in the CBS tennis classic. 2 p.m. (4) -CHAMPIONS -ADVENTURE -The Cowlown R o d eo Cham· piooships. Also, the National synchronized swimming team championships and the national women's tumbling championships. 3 p.m. (4) -NFL CHAM· PlONSmP GAMES -The 1970 NFC championship gcrme between the Dallas Cowboys and the San Fran- cisco 49ers. 3:30 p.m. (7) -PRO TEN· NIS -Virginia Wade and Evonne Goolagong meet Billie Jean King and Chris Evert in the women's doubles final of the world invitational tennis classic. closing two-under-par 70 for a 72-hote total of 282, six sb.ots un- der par on the Ohio State Scarlet course. If the 21-year-old W~e Forest junior had missed, Alabama's Jerry Pate would have tied for the championship . The big finish by Haas ted Wake ·Forest to its second suc- cessive team championship. Tiii t09 to finl•lllrs In the n·llole NCAA golf c111m1>lonslll1>: Jav Haas. Wake Forest 71·12·6'·70-28"2 Jerrv P1te, Al1bam' 1'·11-41-70-2'3 CurtlsStran911, Wike Frsl 71·72-74·67-2114 U ndv Miller. Okie. St. 75-70.~U-190 Bob Brrntn, W•k• Fo, .. t 70.7'-7l-73-2'i0 TOf'I\ Jones. 01111. St. 73.10.10.11-m Pllll H1nco<ll, Florld• 7l-7ut-76--2'11 cr110Stecs1er, use n-6t-n.u -m Todd Corlndlll, Fii. St. ''"77-7"°72-192 Platt, Jeco«nen, Ore90n 71·7•74-11-m Mlkt BrenNn, BYU n -74-71'76--293 Cr•io CerbOn, Ohio SI. 10.11-12 .. 1-?'M Aendy Simmons, Texu 7 .. 70.74-7'-l'M Sten Lff, LSU 71.77.74.7)-29s Bol>Aclllrrntn, lndll,,. n -72-7 .. 7S-29S Mllce Aeld, BYU 71-7H .. 7S-2'H> Skeeter Heath. E. Tenn. 77.7 .. 11.12-m MMt!Lye,San.JosaSt. 7f.7~7H3-2'H> IC.eltll F•rllft. HoustOl'I 74-7H2·7 •-'291o Miki Peck, Sta11for4' 71·79-73-12-1'HI Teem scorlnt-1. Wekt Foreu 1, IS6 ; 2. Olt/ahOrnt St. 1.1'9; J_ use end AlablrN 1.190, ~avu t,194; 6. E. Tenn. SI. 1,202; 7. Teus af'(I ,,.. ottM l,2CM. CookTri....,.Ju . PEBBLE BEl\CH -i\igh school student John Cook, play- ing his best on the treacherous finishing holes of the Pebble Beach Links, beat Bob Blomberg of Alameda, 2 and 1, Saturday to win the 64th California amateur golf championship. Cook, a 6-0. 145-pound blond, will be a senior in September at Miraleste High School in Rancno Palos Verdes. Japa11 Rallies LOS ANGELES -A two base throwing error with two out in the lSlh inning let two nms score and the Japanese All-stars came from behind to edge the United States, 4·3, in their collegiate championship baseball series Saturday night. The Umted States team had taken a 3·2 lead in the fii·st half of the 15th but Japan, helped by a U111Led States running mistake and the fielding miscue, came back. FACTORY Demo SALE! Baseball Standings • TOYOTA EXAMrLE: '75 TOYOTA COIOLU • soeed •8000 ..... ,., •6t8) 75 VOLVO 242 Nr • ...._ ecereo. powr •'-no. 181M.tl 55999 II ¥ ..... Left At~ ....... Se.t.p • 4 WHEEL DRIVES '74 uMOCautSH ......., • Nl9M. .,.,,, 1111•. l9dlo. .....,.(n3Lf01 s4999 AMERICAN LEAGUE Eat1t Divl1loo New York Boston Milwaukee Baltimore Cleveland Detroit W L Pct. GB 41 31 .569 39 30 .565 lfl 38 34 .528 3 32 38 .4.57 8 30 40 .429 10 27 42 .391 12'1l We!tt Di vision Oakland Kansas City Texas Minnesota ·.Chicago Alagelf I 47 26 .644 41 33 .554 6112 35 39 .473 121-z 33 37 .471 1212 33 38 .46.5 13 34 42 .447 14 Soturday'a S<0rft New York I eo.i°"'' a.111more1'. O.trol1 • MHWlllllH 10. e1evet1nd' °'i"'90S, ~enM• CltyJ Mlnnetot•S, Te1tas3 OlllJOftd 10, CltifOfftll 4 T.Uy'IOlllMI O.ttOIJ llM,. 2-41et81lllrnort (Olttllf S.SI. Ne# Yori! (H11nger 11-4111 loll°" (,.,..14! Ill' ~Mn City CSpllttorff 1-Sl It Chlcego CK11t 11 ... 1 CllvetMd (Kem 1-21 et M11--.. Clroberg ,.,, OellllllcJ (HttUrMft J.7) It Clllflorlll• (lt.,.n IG-4) ~le <Ot,_tr 1-tl et TelC.lt (BIKlk0.11 . . NATIONAL LEAGUE East Divuloa W 'L Pct. GB .Pittsburgh 42 29. .592 Philadelphia 40· 33 .5411° 3 New York 36 32 .529. 41h Chicago 36 3'7" .493 7 St. Louis 35 36 .493 7 Montreal 30 38 .441 lO'h West Dlvlaioa Cincinnati 47 'Z1 .635 Dodgers 42 35 .545 6th San Francisco 36 39 .480 11 Yl Sah Diego 35 39 .473 12 Atlanta 31 43 .419 16 Houston 28 5() .359 21 •• t .. . . . . wtnter. · . Included in the cu~ ·. 4 Area Five other American crop of outaUndinf records were broken and linemen in the 225-260- one wu ti~ Four meet ' Drivers ~!::!~rds also were WT . TC .._..,....__1.0.w.1.w "ayne S7.J <U.S. ..W "'"' rtconl, Melllfll ' Seek Tl·i·te ... _.., ... .,;2 ..... eo1.u.S7 ... ;S. ,..,., ... ,.,.... u . ded .. ,...,,.....,_,. T~.... pen · • ~ 111*"-t'-I 41; a. Rick M utber of _,,._:~~·=~•:tu Laeuna Beach bas spent C1RMC ,_..,; 2 • .H11 Merrtu .a:w..a: I F• ) two months in the a.=-..~:,;.1.:;:·~S1.6 n ID8 8 midwest and will have a ttlel u.s. '9C:.-d>: 1. LMM "°'* 4U; a."°""' ~II SU, ride in the Schaefer ,._..,._,,1tOM1perY911t1u: 500-mile USAC Cham· 2.MlnMW.U.tU;S. (Cle)--~Mcl~lleDIYlltl.6. pfoDSbip Catr race at 1H•1"9IU •11ir.ie1-1, Jene .Pociono, Pa. today along .......,1ct1 tu; 2• o.~1e u,..,.. tU; a._.., OoMelly IU. wt.th three other Oranoe Jeftlht-t. ·1e1tby scnl'llldt M-J • o tu.s. re<Qrd>: 2. S~rry C.lvert Coast area drivers. 1,.10; a.1Cer111Sm1111111-2 .• Muther was the hard •mew nM-t . M1c1111ne Me~ Niii JKllSOfl 1;00.S (U.S. rKorcU; 2. tuck driver at In· K1t11y w .. 1011 2:ou; s. Cheryle dianapolis in May when T=~~~~: Joni Hunuey Ml; 2. he qualified for the 33rd ~ H..:tett .s-10; 1. Pam $j)lnQr position and was bumped ~-.---., w111c-1. Lise • .._,, from the Stal'ting field 6: ... 6 (U.S. rec;ordl; 2, Susan Btodoclc tess than five minutes ~'!'~""':.:'=:.'+~•::.!~ before end of qualifica· ~~": •~wactcri:J:== 'ti on runs. . .... fltUt, iwt were cllsci"""''"" This lime he will be -..,.rd '""1"' IMClley "'1rt-1·• $tlOns lntemetloMI 1:40.2; 2. New starting in the eighth row 0r1 .. 111 1:0.4; 3. wm·• Wllftdlr h "d r hit 'Wll:lft9nt:'3.S. on t e outs1 e a ter · l.OOO--ten-1. Lynn a1or111""4 TEHACHAPI-After defeatint five Southern Calffornia teams, the. John Wayne Tennis Club lost to the Kanaaroo Courts of Menlo Park, 5-4, ln tbe finals of the California Tennis Club Championships here at Bear Valley Springs re· cently. The John Wayne club hatt two victorious teams in mixed doubles and had a team in women's and men's double• win. Atillo RosetU and Gail Glasgow defeated Tito yet." .. . ,- Hastings is pl~11ed with the makeup of the so.man r.oster and doesn't hesitate to.praise lhe squad as one of the beet ln the 'history otthe North. ''They do have phys\cal l~lenf. 'and they a1fO have a tremendous attitucl~. But these are the only two thlnaa r can really tell about them right now. "1}.lese are·two mi&hty nice ingredients to befln with and i! we can get the rest of it put together, we'U be o.k." Another lineman Hast· ings is pleased to have in camp is Servite's Steve Shoemaker. A prep All· American, he stands ... 5 and \t(elehs in at i10 and ptays tackle. · Zoller i1 aJ•o a tackle, Orr and Peterson are gua1·ds and Boyd and Main are linebackers. ting 113.302 miles per t 1t0.6; cu.s. recordl; 2. Ondy Bremser t : 11.4; 1. Ptt Neppett: 17.4. hour in qualifyinJi(. Mii• l'll1Y-1. Atoms re 3:».ti 2.. G f I . New Orleens 3:'2.S; 3. AUloms TC B Jerry rant o rvme J:4H . Diane h i and Arvilla r-:;;;;;Wiiniiiiiiii=Timr::;-Manning 6-0, 6-2; Dick anparcoUy finally got T-.mlle relay-t. Brue ~ibbonTC r a:40.•. (U.S. record>; 2. SporU rn-lhmgs togethel' ~-the -1H11W111:4t.1;3.S1nJose1:'°''· S · ( 0 2t0-meters-1. Debrl ArmArOftl pint o range unty 2>.0; 2. R1se1y" errant 1u; 3. racer and will sit on the ,..,,....,.'"u.s.. outside of the front row 2. ~~"=;1;,!'~I'>~,~~ lo start today'-S race. He ~~~.'MerenSeldlerU.M;l. qualified at 181.864 mph. 0t111se , wooct .. ·Ol'I; '· Mfry D '' J«-.... ... 1. I u a n e • ' Pancho otte .. -1. Ju11 Ao""' tft.7· t. Ca rte r , Jr., the ex~ J.n Svendsen tSS-t; J. Joan PaWlrc11 1S4-11. • Marina High flash, is on THmscores-t.Los Anger.,Tcso, the outside of the lh.ird =.::i~~.11:::!,,':·T~':~.;; row and John Mart in of Dll•r Youth PoUl\d1t1on n.-New Irvine is in the middle of =:: :: t!.'::f..'~i.~1~~ ~ the ninth row. nN111St.1•. Area Girls Lose ln Volleyball·Final Special to the Dally PUot L a g u n a ' s C l i ff Amsden, Dusty Dvorak, R 0 CHESTER, Matt Atbade and Oz Sim· M i c hi g a n -O range mons were all named to County Volleyball Club's lhe 12-member all-star ll·l~·year-old girls team team. . . lost in the flnels of the And M ar1e Lundie Junior Olympics, here, <Newport Beach), Tam- Sa tu rd a y , while the my Lauderdale (Sanla Laguna Beach boys' Ana) and Lori Webb lS-18-year-old team. was (Newport Beach) from aloserinthesemifinaJs. the Orange County Volleyball Club were The girls team, com· selected to tbe 11·14· posed mainly of coast year-old all-star cont· .area residents. defeated ingent. Uttle Farms, Louisiana, Lundie was the run· 15·7, 1S·6, in Saturday nerup for the most vahaa· morning 's semlfinala. ble player award. then fell t.o the Chlcaeo Tbe Junior Olympics Martyrs m the cham· t,Qurnament ended the pion1hlp game, 12~15, season for the Orange 3-15. County Volleyball Club Laguna's boys team, while the Laruna Beach composed of Laguna b o y s t e a m w a • High players, fell to the scheduled to journey to Kennedy A 11 en Toronto today for a Vo Hey ball Club of series o( gamH with C b i o. a g o l n t b e some Canadian taa. semifinals, 15·10, ~15. The three day. JWlior 11·15. The Chica10 team Olympics was hel~ at has a number or junior Oakland Untverllty, college players on lt. here. . . . . LIDO Metteer and Vicky Win- burn beat Ken and Barbara Robinson 8·3. M; Sunny EllloU and El· len Bryant edged Arlend Barker .. and Betty Cookson 6-2, 2.-e. e-•; and Jim Straw and John Lee won over Peter Stent and Jafk Myers 6-7, 7-5, 6-2. 'Prior to its loss, the 1---~:------ Jobn Wayne club defeat· ed the Newport Beach Tennis Club, Charlie Eaton's Palisades Club ·a.Jld the Palos Verdes, Balboa and Claremont tennl1 clubs. OMLYAT HERi FRIEDLANDER TRIUMPH .................. ~ .... ilf.1111 I TIUCIHTllt 310 IROADWA Y LAGUH~ BEACH ,, (71 ... 494.0786 ' • Opett 7:JM,... S• 4w I ......... p& 1442J ledlfleW ltn&.. a T• 17141 H7·Zf00 . . M,.-.lf CWy !IWAIU COUPOI &TOP OAS MILEAGE WASTI:'l POWEA LOSS MOTOR TUNE-UP s34~n. AM 6.lt JOI I C1\. ....... .oe .. c. k t t t s ·eniq:rs Break· Spike· BUl 1''ltzgerald tiel a 50-1ear-old age group re- cord ln the 1,500 meters and 80-year·old Thomas O'Connor competed lo three events to hlabllght action S~turday ln lhe Senior Olympicli at UC Jrv1ne. The Senior Olympics which coocludcs loduy- Bls o attracted Eulu Weaver, 86, who ran the J,500 meters JO 13:57.0 ~tad U .S. Senator Alan Crans ton , who was second ln the 100 met.ers Co1· the 00.64 age group, runnlng a 14.S. Fihguralct, thouah , was the stat·. The PaJoo Verdes resid ent ran the l.5000 meters in 4 : 18.5, a wol'ld record for his ugc group. O 'Connor showed the other 400 participants and some 300 f a n s that he still enjoys athletics. The only e n trant in h is events, o ·connor went Z·lO an the hl&b jump, threw an eight-pound !$hot 18"3 and tosl:ied the JoveUn 36-10. Another elderly person, 75·year-old Buell Crane ol Twin Falls, set a Senior O lympics" re- cord for the 75·79 age group in the high jump, c learing 4.0%. There were many ot.her top marks. Phil Conly. a 39-year-o ld from Palo Alto, &et o world J"ecord for tbe 35-l9 •&• aroup ln the j avelin, which b e tossed 225· ll. °' .... ~---. IGt llMtets -lrMn's 6Mtl t ...... C.ws. w9UM Hillt. 1u. t-.qny11·a ..._.,, t. IUlan Rose 1r111n-14.J' m.tt ~). t,fOo Mett rs-lwoman't 3'><S4l I. ... SJ O'Neil NewPO't Bd~h s;21.s. S.000.Mettf'S-(tne!l'l 40· .. l I, Jury SM6tt~"'991S:ti.O. 10,000 Meters-(IMft'S ~) 1, Al O.,lt ~.,.~ ll:Sl.O (WOIMll'• 2S.1t) I, Sus.anSHls lr11l1tt Sl; ... O •. flO Mettr HH-(rntn's 4°'""1 1 Al ~· Ptauntla 14.9 (meet rec;ordl. S.000 Ml .. r Watk-(me11's 40-.. l I. J•rn11$ Fields F11lltrlQn ~:04. ll'N"'' Uo)t) 1. Rooert HICkt'jl WeslrriMtff , Q fUBUC NOTICE PVBt.lCNOftCE "CTITIOUS aUSINHS PtCl'ITtCMIS aUSINESI NAMI STATIMl!NT NAM&STATaMl!NT The lollowl119 perMll\ IJ dol119 bull· TN toltowlftt WM>fts •rt Clol"9 t>uti· nev.es: nauH: • COltlANOl!.R, 431 J lst SltMI, DIAMONO MOatL.E SOFTE . .._Portlle<Kh,U..92..o WASHll. llGA#la11 W•y, Stolt•~• Vlc:kl ,_.,,... S.klok•, tmt Slefr• Clllfoml• t21ti Irvine Open Tennis Finals Huntingt9n, MVTriumph CNii.lrvlna,GA.92664 ~Ala~Mafleoa, •ua• This IMnlnan Is tOllCIUc;tM by .n .,.. plMW.,, Mr!UA~. carlfomf•fm!S dl....._I. LMI'\' SttCIMn "'9"00$, llG ,_. Vltltl R. S.lllok• plat\ w..,' SMlt• Ana. C.li'°""a tvos This st•Mmlnt _, fu.d wlttt h 1M* ~ Mafl90$. 114,. ~y Qerle .. Ot111191 G~•-'-llMftWt9;SMi.M.l, Otllfom .. tl7QS 17, "7i. Tltls Mll•t 11 c.onct11<&ed by a ~ ...,., .. ~-'-· PulltlsMd 0r.,.. CoHt o.lly PllOI, JaMftA.Menooi J<awtl.-2',antflJUly6, ta, t'7S t311·7S Thlt Mot~ _, llltd wllh n. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBlJC NOTICE C-..y Offa Of Ofangt COWlly Oii~ 1------::.::-:,:":::".•u~.----t, '91). ..... Slated Today Semifinals and finals of the w eek·lon g Irvine O~n tennis tournament will be s t aged today a t U niversity Hig h und UC Jrvine. o 'c lock. ln the feature match of Saturday 's quarter· finali;, Nell Bessent de· fuated UC Irvine's Dave Eastman. SPORTS Semifinals will be e;taged from 8-11 th is morning at both U ni .Hig h and UCI with all :finals being played at UC l r vine. The finals are scheduled to begin about poon and continue to 5 QUAltTEltP:IHALS WOMeN'S Ol"EN SINGLES Irvine Co• oel. l(ay '-'· 1·6 : AlledondOclet. O.csy6-1. 6-l WOMEN'S A SINGLES · F11teroneler oet. Seeman 6-l, 6-1; HlckS dtl. Holfm•n 6-<I, M ; B.atte def, LIPYi"lt 6-!1 6-~ 6-4; Gerket1 bye. WOMIE"'S •SINGLES P•rker def. Rose 6-1, 6-0; Ramorn Captures def. Robbins 6-2, 6·2; RY•'l del. ~ T • IMl7-6,M ,6-2. Will WOMEN'S C SINGLES Nichols <ltl. Weeks 4-2, 4-6, M ; eon.- notly def. Montes l-6, 7-6. 6-l; Peck Bill Garvey, CeyLead Voting dtl. Fltlertr lno sc~ rttordedl; ~"«Ml. Jones 7·S, 6-4. W~EH'S D SINGLES 81'1nlm.tn del. Edw1re1s 1·S, 6·l; lllcCormlck def, Bulh 4-0, 6·1; Wlnsl-dtf. V•ll6-1,6·0 WOMIEN'S D DOUaLE.S Brlsllk•·H•mllton del. ThomlS· Helie 6·1, 6.0; L.esinsky-Frlien oel. 1Cttler-G.alti$1\I 6-2, 6·2; Go\11ts.<M· J118"9SI <!ti. L•nd·Schllllno 6-1. 6-3; Sllnnelt·Spinou def. Rlley-Bihlen l>-7, 6-2,6-1 WOMEN'S C DOUBLES lrlsh-Coolt def. Kuhn·Put""'" 6-2, 6·3; W•lt·Cunnlnoham Clel. UnYn· Wl>od 6·l, 6-0; B11lmer·"'-yer def. Dunun-Kamlnska.s 6-l, 6·2. NEW YORK (AP ) WOMEN'S 8DOU9LES -Ptcll·Cllilds def. Peck·Rose l>-3, 3-4, Johnny Bench of Cincin· 6·3; Oehter·Hlckman Clel. Et>erling- '"ati has become the firsl R•mella6-1,6·3: M1rston·Botio1aoei. •• Parke<-· Reim 6-4, f>.4. player in h istory to draw wOMu·sa oouaLEs h 1 · 11 · N Vltlr•ScMNr, t>ye; Gerken-Duley more t a n mt ion a-«Ml. HoQlln-Bertsch 6·1, •·l; Seeman· lio n a l L eague All-Star Youn9 oef. Hoflman·Mo• i..J, 6·l, ballots for the s ixth COO· °"~~To;c,11~~·H·DOU•LES 5 e 'C U t 1· Ve y e a r t tl e Arredondo·Oecsy, bye; M.ltson-' Kransllar def. Mltchetl· T 1ylo.-(no b aseball comm issioner's ~· 11n1CS>: M.aru-Johnsrud , ~; office ann ounced. ic.y·~:~i:'::~ouaLEs W i th 7 days remaining p.,.11.Pr•tt det. Pen11111-Berger-6-4, in the voling, the Reds ""1 CMIXEO DOUILES catcher is also the in· Wte1t"'wtt1r.s def. R1me•·R1me1 H. 7-6. •-J; Richford-Boyd dtl. l(rtMkY· pividual voling leader in Krinsky M. •-2: L.e,.k·L.eHk def. t h e ta b u 1 a ti on s with Vernon-Row 4-6,6-3, 7-6. aMIXl!DDOUaLES ;J.,660,2;29.votes. Anderson·S•uor dtl. Je"so"· All t h t d CMMM't 6-1. l>-1. 6-3; Hointr·'Nantal e ea ers re· ... a.NWtt·Rar1nia 6·J.1-s; str1noe•· taioed their p osit iohs lMIM!era def. Ra11>t>uo-Medenno .. 4. 'rom the inJ·tial stand -J.S: KllM-Kuhrl e1ef. LOt19·GudiSl'I¥ ~ 6-2,W.l>-4. jogs two w eeks ago, ... ,,1::::~~~~~~:.ns-eov• though Some are bein g 6·4, 6·4; Armstrong-Matson def. th t d th Jul Wil .. MMltet 6-2, 7·S; 8eCk·Beck def. rea e n e as e Y W•lsh·TrH11k1er 6·l. •·?: 0e11ter· 6 d eadline d raws n ear . W•tk., def. v1e1ra-v 1e ir• 1-6. i..1. · ' J Ol"EN MIXED DOU•LES Cincinnati s oe Johnsrud-Johnsrud def. M o r gan h as ·a comfo rta-Faitermeler·F•ltermeier 4·6, 1-s. M ; Co11·Roberson def. Benoit·Plrlno 6-3, ble }~ad for the Second 4·6, 6·4; lrlsh·Butterworth def. base spot with l ,450,66() Rlchtrdson·K•y 1·5. 6·3; Miiier· Koll•th def. G. Fa1terme1er·Valdtz. v otes to 414,480 for Ren-..,,, .... . s l hil Red • MEN'SCSINGLES Jlte t e nne l, W e S Clarlt~ef. Grnnw•lt 6·1, 6-3; t'bortstop D ave Concep-Boyce·Medlk 6-4. •·O: .aunln def. ...._,." 6..C. 4·6, •·•; 8rlC19eforC1 def. cio n polled . 1 ,259,681 1<1"9•-u -2 ... 1. b II ts f a gin f MEN'SOl"ENSINGC.:U a 0 . o r a m . r 0 w 111-r Clef. Jones by defau11 ; 479,066 over Larry &wa e.uent def. Eut"'"' cno •con list· .' of Ph1'ladelphia. ldl; 8 Fallerm.lerdef. Jol\nsruCll>-4, M ; Miiier del. I sl>ll 6·1. 6-J. Ron Cey of Los MEN'SD~U•L.ES · t.o be C.rl'fle-Horton def. Riley-Price •2 • .Angeles COnttnUCS M , 6·1; Fowltr·Mangoso1>9 def. the fa n s' favorit e third No\'•·Rln• '"· 4·6, 6·1; s1en1to-TI1omPson def. HMigan· Bull on t>y dt· baseman , gatherin g f1utt; Al09s-Llln<Mr def. s1a11oro- 992,892 votes l o out · WW-k!:~:;~~uaus d istan ce J oe Torre of D1111un°Satlert>aum def. LAi.tt<- Mew York, wt'th 459,375. T1rt•r 6-4,6-1; c101111er-eor1c11 def. J.-. G<ltlarr•MllCS. 6-1, 6·•; Brld!leforO· Pele Rose o f Cin cin· Sawn def. Rlmllnoer·Levesq .. (no n atl. le ads the OUtft'eld ~core llittdl; Outcller·Willt-dtl. W•lt·Hardu 3"6• 1·•. 6-1. race with 1,200,815 votes er~;".~!':;!: ~~~~~~s-TrtMJtr and D e I Unser h as ~. M ; sp .. ker-0o11 dff, Ande<,_. h d h · • C.rnelro 6-1. U , 6-4; A<ltn·Adlfl def. tig tene ts grip on .,.,.1G11t·t.rers-1.•o.6-J; coi»-Dlttot second place with cMof.Ma~h•I ·Edelmani-1.H .1-0. Ml!N'S A DOU9Ll!S 706,6S7. J•11nn·W•tUr de f. Ktller· Steve Garvey of LoS Thompson 6·4, S·7, 7-S; Otson· ol ~t,lllson.def. Ptttrson-Bro-111-S, Angeles, winner the ._,.i Wachter-ouc1e def. Gon·Oes•or 1974 C . g ' n er's 7->, 6·4 ; Conover-Taul d•f. 0mm 18 '10 Rlchudson·G1ua<1·6, 7-0,7-6. · Trophy as th~ All·Star MEN'SOl"EN oouaLes M t V 1 bl 8 e SS• n t · E r It t t d e f. B . Game's os a ua e Altte<mel•r·J. F•llermel•r 6-1, M ; ~layer, improved his ~,!;~~~~-~;.~.6~1~f. Wittwer· !1rs t base advantage MOTMIEll·DAUGMTElt DOUaLIS "Lt' ghtly over C inc innati's 1rl$/\·ld1h def. Ro,se·Row ..o. •1; ., . . Mtrl•n·Martln def. Auchomody· Ton y Perez, drawing Aucl'tOmody 6·2. 6·2; R"'9an·R•9M 928 •>l\O votus to 892 873 dtl. Klminskn-K1mlnskts 6-t 4-4; ,o>VO ... • Covlson·Couls.on def. Aden·Adtn .... for the challenger, an .. l. edge o f 35,4:15 votes. Garvey's lead was u mere 5,963 last week. SAN BERNAR DINO -T h e Irvine Collegians erupted for 29 hits in two s ummer collegiate baseball games here Saturday, and s wept a doubleheader from San Bernardino Valley College, 5.3 a nd 14·8. Irvine cam e up with five runs in the third in· rung of the first game and got s olid p itchin g from J eff Jens, who worked nine innings. giv· ~ng up six h its. In the second gam e , J e ff Hancoc k had four hits a nd five rbi a nd Riclt Cornell drove · in four runs to lead I rvine's 18· hit attack. ln the opener, Irvine got five of its 11 hits in the third innin g. Herb Tiederman had a run- scoring s ingle, and Steve Morton s mas hed a two- run double in that inning. Also, H ancock h ad a sacrifice fly , and Rob Brown -safe o n a fielder's choice -had an rbi. ln the ni~htcap, Han· cock h a d a n rbi single i n the firs t inning, a two· run ho m e r in the second a nd a double that drove i n two i n the fourth. Cornell contribu ted a two -run triple in t he second a nd a sin~~ that scored two in the e1ghth. Irvin e returns to ac· lion today. hosting La Me sa in a noon doubleheader . I rvine also ha s a game schedule d Wednesday night C8 o 'clock) al Na· tionaJ City. ~lltSTOAME lr•IM (SI Brown.lb Cornell, ct Tlederrn.n, ss Hanco<ll, lb a-11'1CJ,, Morton,dh Ducey, rt OWrd, lb Cooll, If J-.P Totals ... r 4 1 3 1 J 1 2 0 J 1 J 0 J 0 J 1 J 0 0 0 ,, s 11 rlll 1 I 2 0 , 1 0 I 2 0 I 1 0 u 2 0 1 0 0 0 11 s k~t.y 11111lq1 r " • lr..,lne OOS 000 0-S 11 I 5-11 Bernardino 021 000 0 3 ' I SECOND OAME lr•IH(141 81'-.11> Cornell, cf Tlader,,....,, SS H•nco<k, 10 8anninQ.dh Monon,' Ouuy.rt Chard, lb Cool<, II Potlen,p Slolll. p ab r ' II rlll 4 2 t I s t , 4 4 J 2 0 s 7 • 5 S 0 I 0 s 2 7 t 4 1 , 0 s t 1 t 4 ' , 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Toi." '1 14 II 1J Sc-.., ...... ,... r " • l"'IM 250 200 031··14 18 S s..i Bernardino 003 .00 001-t ll 1 Big Canyon Results In a three-day eclectic golf tOW'ney at Big Ca·· nyon CQUntry Club, Bilf Nebb was the lo w n e t winiler for the men with 0160. Roger Huches and Tom Evans tled for second at 62. Joe. MhtH won Ule low gross aw~rd w i th 70 while Don WUI and C. R. Jeffs tied for the best Cront nine with 30. Bud Holt bad a 31 to capture back nlne honors. 1 For the womJ!n, Mary K. Moore wail th~ n e t vie· tor wiU\ 64 and Margaret Blankenship was second at GS. Marie Guy won l o w grou wUh 73 while Fame Danely had lhe top score on the front nine with 32 and Bev E\•e on the back •1th an ldenlica l 32. Mission Viejo and the Huntington Beach A 's benefitted from ex- plosive h itting atla<:ks Saturday afternoon when they recorded s um- mer l eague base.ball wins. Miss ion Viejo, playing an American Legion gam e w ith W estern at La Palma Park, came up with t hree runs in the ninth inning lo win, 11·8 . And Huntingto n Beach, meeting the Mets in a Joe DiMaggio gam e al Long Beach M illikan High, scored six tjmes in tbe third i n ning and breezed to an 11·2 vic- tory. Vince Bienek 's two. run sin gle m the n inth in· ning Saturday night lift ·· ed Fountain Valley t o a S-3 American Legion w in over the host J.'ullc1ton Angels. Fountain Valley trailed. 3·2, entering the ninth inning when Rick W oolard 's ground ball scored the tying run. Mission Viejo and Western were tied, l.i·8, entering the ninth innin g when Mike Guarnacti blas ted a bases-loaded single th at drove in H ee· tor Gonzales a nd Tom McDonald, both of whom had s ingled. H&t9t NOTICETOCltEDITOU Mike M cCar th y pitched four r elief in - nings of hitless ball for Missioo Viejo. f'IC"ftnous •UllNIU "'*'""'" Orenoe Gout 0.11., PllOI, SUPE ltlOlt COUltT OF THI! ICAMI STAT1lM•NT J-tt. 2',•ftd July6, 13, ltlS ~7S $1'.&tE OF CAL.I P'OltNIA l'O• The follflfl.-0 perton is dol119 llusl· THECOUN"l'YDFOltAHGE nas.,:~TA-MATEi ttOt Una! or .. P. PUBLIC~OTJCE bl<1te o~SAA--:J.~\L. LORD, o. 8oa 2306, C.Hta Mat.11, Callfornl• I MJSlol ~<H•eo. In Huntington B each 's six-r un inning, Ray Craft had a two.run double and Larry Arndt s m acked a bases·load ed triple. 92U. NOTICI TOCltEDITOA's NOTICE IS HE RE8Y Cil \/(N 10 tilt Cacll C.hrln ~w .... r, 1909 Lanai SUl"ElllOlt COU RT OF THE tteClilor~of the dOOvi n.;mtCI dtceOtnl Or.,GostaMa5-,CalilOt'niA'26.16 • STATl!O~CALll'OANIAl'OA tl\at <111 per">Ons twv1n9 ci.itms 0194lnst Tiiis business b cond11<tld I>'( .an In· THE COUNTY Of ORANGE the S41CI d"ce<Jtnt 1re required to Ille CIM<lulf. N A-t)7'• then>. wltll th" necus.ory vou<hers, to c C.lvin S.wyer •· . 1 N lhv u~\•9neC1 al th~ Otl1tt 01 TllOm<it Tiiis s1~tement was fite4 willl t~ o.-~!~~1~ 01 CLARA A. R,t.(;L ' LorCI, 2 Paseode va1encl<1, No. ni, C.ounty Cterk ol Or•noe CCMinlyon J...e NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 the Laouna H s. Co1hf. '7&~. wlllch,. lhe f'•1H1lal11 V•lley UI ... r II rlll S-$0ft. 21> 4 2 1 0 0. Blenu," l O 0 1 Woolard. p S 0 v. 81entlt, 11 ~ 1 J.ckson, rt • o 0 1 l 2 0 0 Fo•, ll> • 0 I 1 &e11H, ll> l 0 1 0 Edw•rd5, c 2 1 0 0 Vtl.n<t ... I, SS 4 1 2 0 Totals 34 S Sc~''' 1 ... 1.,, • s 19 191S 111 p1ac~ OI bu~ln"" 01 ltte "nCl~,.1onee1 In • . .....,, crtCllton ot lhe 11JOve n1n1e<1 de'ede all rnatt r\ p.,r1a1n1n11 lo lh" t<>lite of Publl~d Orange Coast 01llv PllOI, ::::• ,!\'/::~;~:i·=~~O 1~~;','!c,-:'1~~; wld clK;Cle'nt, v.111\1n tour montll• oil« Junelt, 29,and J11ly 6, 13. 1t7S 7Jl4.7S them, wltn the necess•rY vouchers, 1,. Int 111s1llYbHc"t'.C:,01 thi> noltte. IM ofltce ot 111e c•eri. of thlt •t>o•e en· OateCI Mav ,, • S. 1HOMASLORO ltlledtourl, °' 1opruen1 lll«m. wllhlhe E•etutor of tlM:Wlll -------------1nectu1ry vou<ntrs, lo the ""~signed ol tJW aoove rwmeCI deceoent PICTIT10USaUSINE$5 al lht ofhce ol Rl,~rd P. Albet150ft, THOMASLOltD NAM£ STATEMENT 9025 WtlSll"e Blvd .. Third Floor, DUI h-etValtuia Ho 211 The followinia person Is Clolng bYSJ. ~verly Hiits, C•fll. '!0211. whlc.I\ Is I.hr U9111W Holts C•flf. t1U.J • ness•s· pl.ace o1 Ou\tness ol Ille unde~•gnacl In • "'~ L SP EC FAST IE N E II all mall r$ -t• nln~ to the tsllte of Tel.: l7l4I Slt·S* PUBLIC NOTICE "°""· v .... ., Futttnon r h t 011 000 001-S I 1 000 010 200-l " 2 .. ~ • . • ~r 1 • Alt-yfwEat<OltM' PROOUCTS. Ut}S-C Sky P•rk North, w1C1 deudenl, wttllln four rnonth\ .. ., Pubhsntd Or..,qe C:O..st Dally Pilot, t,,i\nt.c,tllloml•'2107 thellrsl111.1l>l•,•hono1t111snohte. June& 15 22 29 1975 2l?'l·7S Jiii ).nn s.Qe. 1AOO Elden, NO. lS, DalldJ11ne•.19IS. __ ;...• _. _. _. ------- MlulMVlel• 1111 '-r,111 J G<Hley,d Rl<Mrd\On, p-SS Gonults,c Mc~ICl,11> 2090, shit> McC.rthy, Jo.II W?llle, 11 G<»rn«cl, rf · Tot•ls ab r s 1 s l s 1 • l ~ 1 ' I s 0 4 1 l 1 40 11 Sc.re t.y l11nl11t1 eosi. MtS41. C.lilornll 926?7 L 1t11•n Ue Solomon •k• • r111 This business IS conC111tleCI b'I., In-L•ltian Hlr\Ch SolomCW1, J 1 dl•lckoal. E .. eculo.-ol lhe Wtll 3 1 Jill Ann Sage ol 11\e aOOve "a med CltCedtnl 4 1 Tiils U•lement wn llled wtttl J"-lllCHAMO P. AL•E ltTSON I O County Clerk 01 Ora119t CCM1nty1111June •uw11s111rt &lvd. 2 0 24, 1t1S. Tiii,. Floof' 1 l 1'451'4 ..... rty Hills, C.llf 902 11 0 0 Publl$1\ed O.-nge COOlst D1ily l'llo1, AtwneylorEaeculor O O June 29,•nd July'· 13.10. 1'7S ?371·7S PubliSl'ted Ora119t Coa\I Dolly l'llol, 1~ ~ Junta. 15, 22.19, 19/S 2124·1> PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CltEDITORS SUPEIUORCOURTO,THE STATE 01' CALlf'OltNIA l'Olt TMECOUNTYOP:OltAMGE "9.A-mn Est •tt of ZADA R. HUITT, o.c..-. MIHlon Vjejo WHlltf'n r II e 130 •OO 003-11 IS l 201 OSO OOx_. 1 2 Pl:BLIC ~OTICE f'ICTITIOUS IUSlNESS NAME STATEMENT PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo ti.t CAdilors of ttw at>o...e n•med de<eoent INlt all per-.s havln9 'lalms ~IMI IN s.alcl dac.edent 1rt required lo Ille -------------1 tt>em, 'with the nectsSlrY vouclltrs. In NOTICE TO Cit EDITORS Ult olfk e ol tile Clerk of tht .abOW ..,. Cllurchwtll, p SwtM041, 21> G<lflln, r1 JohrtSOI\, If 'M>ol.,.CI. ti Cleft, 10.11 PrlW,lb Wiison, lb 0.Shore, u Arndt, er Jackson, II S.ller,c H8 A's (111 ... r s 0 s 1 s 2 2 1 0 0 J I 1 1 1 0 . , l I 1 1 Tiie following person is doi"9 t>usl· 11 rlltl nns u : 2 0 AQUA SPA POOLS, 18106 Palmello 2 o Orclt. Fooolaln V•lley. CA. 9270I l ! Pa1!:~1~·~d"t:.'~:::,,ia~~':;'.':'~v'.'~ 1 J 9270I 1 o This business is condu<teed llY Ml In· 0 0 Cllvidual. l 1 RicMn:t J . F•rnum 1 l This \l1tement was flied with the : ~ County Clerk of OrAfl91 Cou"IY on June SUl"EltlOlt COUltTOF THE lltteelcourt,orlopttstnt tht m, with U.. STATI! Of' CALlf09'NIA l'OR ne«ss.ary vouchers, to the 11nders'9ned THE COUNTY Of OAAMG£ II I.lie office of his attornevs. BURTON, Ne. A·llS7' GAULDIN, THOMSON & NELSON, Al· Est1te of AOINE 0 . BECl<MAN, torrwvs it Law, 7614 Soulh P•lnter Otcused. Ave .. Wllltt~r. C.llfornla 90602, whi<l't NOTICE IS HE RE8Y GIVEN to the Is the pl.ce of business of ll'lt un- credltors of the •bOv• rwme:s de<.edent c»rsion<td ;" all matters pert1lnlno .. 111.M •II llt'SGnl llavlnt Claims 191lnst IN tst•tt of wlcl Otc.tdenl, within f- tlle wld dtcedtftt art req11lr~ '°Ille montllulter tlle llrst p11bllcatlonol llwt them, wit:. tlle nec•ss.ary vouc.l\en, in nolice. lhe offlu r>f tit& clerk of the 4'tloYe e<1-Datte! J11ne It, t•1s. tltleClcourt,ortepNMnl lhem,wlthlhe WILLIAM E. HUITT Tot.tis 1 0 33 11 Sore by 1n111,..1 necAUMY _,..rs, to the u..-~ ......... Will ~ II lhe L•w Oiflce of WOOl..SEY, Eaecutor ..... ... PutMIShtd OrAnQt CNsl DAiiy Phot, .. EWELL & THATC.HER, 20995.wl..io.· o1the.i. .... n1meddeeadlllt 14 9 S, 197S. r II e 106 020 1 11 .. 1 101 000 0 2 6 ' J..,..19,itndJuly6.13,20, 1t7S '3'S-7S quln Hiits ACI., N•wporl Beach, IUltTON,GAULDIN,TMOMSOM AND MELSON C.llfornla t?MO, whk h Is tlle place of AnwMys.ae uw ~nau Of t"9 un.s.tsl9ned In all rn1t. ,..,_ s..t91 l"•llllw Aw. PUBLIC NOTICE Race Results "" perUlnlnia to lhe """of s.tid «»-te6l2 ---,,-1-CT-IT_l_O_U_S_a_U_S_IN-E-SS---lct*nl. within fol.ir montns .ttet' DM =--~ NAME STATEMENT first poJblltahonof lhiSnottce. MWMysfwEM<.,,. The ... 'low1~ ~rson ls dot"9 bus#· O•tadJune7• 1'lS. Publistwd 0.-""99 C:O.sl Dally Pttot, '"' .. ,,. ...-ROY 8. WOOLSEY t:IC»-1" neuas· EHCUl~of lhe Wiii Ji.nt22.2'.•l'ld Jiily,, l3, 1tJS '!' OUAltTEA H09'SE ltESULT~ FwS.t11rday Ctnr. Tucfl Fasl FlltST llACE -350 yards 1 year olds. Ctaiminia. Purse UlOO. IW. Bar C."h (Ricl'larCls I ~4.10 6 00 •·10 LUlles Joker (Myle• l •.00 2 80 Prlv•te Reque•t (Adair) J.00 Ttme -18.19 Also r•n -Ser9Hnt NHI, 1·m A Sure Thln9. Dupe's Mlerlsll. By By B.tt>v. 01,,ck Cyn, Daily Crisis, Foo Country Scratched -LlmilS Hy II U EXACT.& '-Mr. B•r C.td1 & 6- L.uflts Jok1tr, paid U0.29 SECOND RACE -JSO yard~ 3 yur olds Cclfif·l>red Pur•e $2000. SI. L.ouls Jr (Dreyer I )I 00 9.00 l.80 Pat's D•mdv !Walker I J ~ 1 .a Never NoflCt<I ICardota I 2 oO Time -18.70 Also ran -Had•oevou, Ou" A L.ldy, Bev.an Ch1Clo., Hoo Dul, tma Straw Too, Oe\ert Treuure TNl9'D RACE -870 yarCl5 3 year otdS & up. Ctalm1n9. PUrst $1900. Sawnrs Bar (Broottsl 12 40 5-60 3 00 Rue ~ree ICreaoer I l.60 2.60 Cwt For Aus I Car dot• I 2.60 Tlme-47.10 Also"" -Venda Lin<H, r'.11•1• P,-o, ScoooerSPO<I, hlt"s Oouo1e Rustlers Win, 1-0 LONG BEACH-Tim Richards tossed a two· hit s hutout Salurday night , s parkin g H awaiian Gardens to a 1·0 victory over Mary Star in Coast' Connie Mal'k League bas eball action al Blair Fi~h.I, hel'c. Hawaiian Gardens. comp osed o r Golden West College players, n ow bas an 8·3 loop re· cord. Jack U pton's triple m the firs t inning scored the game's only run. Ric hards s truck o u t six and walked just one. 14.aw•llH °": ... •• :11 fl , .. Vl .... tOll, II 1 1 0 0 ,., • .,..n. SS S 0 0 0 UOton, lb 3 O 1 11 Rl,.IWll"ds, p a 0 O v OHrtlllen, c; , 0 0 0 Hlbba.,.,. t 0 1 0 lllWMOllftO lb 1 0 0 O. K11bU k i, ti 2 0 0 ! AIWl'tOft. rf 0 0 0 9 Ven Tl9'*fl, Cf 2 o o O To\.als 1t I 2 I k_...,, ......... , " • ::z=~s : :: ::C: ~1 ' ' .Pro oooer ' I I f'OUltTH lt.&c:• -~· v•rds.ltear '>ICU & uP Sl.trlt" •llow1nce. Al 1trll10uglll IAdalrl Sp.irCily (Walson) Sne1k AlliCk (Harl I Time 27 11 aoo 4 60 400 12ol0 920 s 60 Also "" -P•lleo's BM. Dandy O.n.a, L11Ue 011pe, Arnie, Truly Tried No '>Ct•ICheS Ffl'TH RACE JSO yOlrds. J yur OldS. AllOWMCe. PurH i•ooo. Al.t<.hlt IW,rd I 3.40 3.00 2.60 Jel Spite IAClalrl 6.60 4.20 C.rd1oAnd Lellers (Lllltlam> l .80 f1me -t1.8l Also r•n A·Scoops OellQlll, A· Tl\ree Oh'S W1ICI, Alaque. HI Te,,..., El J•to,Go1tl Scr•lclltd -Think Gold A·Wltll•m\ & Wlllldm1o, /r . Mike & J. 0, Wllli.sms E"try SIXTH RACE -JSO yarcls. 3 ye•r o1e1s & 11p. Clalmlr19 Purse S4000. RKkOnMln (CardOt• 1 • 10 4.70 3.40 Mitllta's Ch.troer !Hull J.40 1.60 CNO Doolin IAdatrl l .80 TI,.,. -11.tl Also r•n -OupedeeCloo, Pace Maker. Mr. Moon Spiasn, Dupe B Stur. Deck A Bu.-TOP Top, Hoistr V•n Bar ScrAIChtd -Orlvln' Man, 5Pe<•al i.ttlce U l!XACTA l·ltlCfl 011 #OM11 & S- Mtllt.a'I Qartff, ,._14 S41.M HVIENTH ltACI! -3SO y.,.$. 2 .,..r olds. Gron purse $1•1,000. Tl'lt Goldtn Slale Futurity. A"Sold Short (Li~ml 3 40 1 40 2 40 Jet Scly IC1rdoia l 12.00 4.10 OH·A·Mlu Reber (AC1a1r) 2.40 OH·B·Wllldy's Requul IOreyerl l.IO Time -11-00 At so ran -8 -Yorty. Rocky C.rln•. Royotlty ASs11red, Pampered L.acsy. Triple 8"11, Jon!!~ EIGHTH RACE -l.SO Y•rds. J ~., OICI~ Claiming. Purie U,000. Llfllt Above 1C1er1sse> 4.20 ?.90 2.60 Tonto 8.arl Vic 1w,,1wnl s 40 160 S.y A Prayer ICardOH I 3 00 Time -11.24 Also ran -Dal B•l>Y Bu, 0.1 Opal Poise, MIU Air Jet, Prowler. Bdr Mlw Gii. Mr. Two Sp0t U llXACTA 4·Llt1te Abow & f. T-• .. ,. Vic, ttahl sn.oo. NINTH ltAC:E 400 y•rd\ J ye4r olch & up Cl•lmt"9 Pur)e S1900. Mr TM~e Sir•*' (Llpf\.tm) Jet Talent IM;tesl Jorous Valenlina (W•rell Tjmt -20.SI Also r•n -R•lny S.•son, Po1sr CMl11, Jet ••r Nona. Requesl Liiiie &tr, R•plO Fll9hl, Mid Poise. County F•thom NO w:r•tclles PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS IUSlNESS NAME STA TEMENT The 1011ow1119 person ls dOl"O t>usi· .,. ...... A.G. CUSTOM PAINTING, )~IS ,,.MIO C.armel, San Ju•n c a11blreno, C.111 'l61S Arthur A. Gont•lt~. ?&41S Pl\.C.'O CMmel, San Ju•n C•P11H<1no, 0111. mn Tiii\ bullna'• h 'onduc ted t>y •n •ft· • dlvldlNI. Atlflur A Gont• I•\ Tiiis 1ti.1ement WOI\ 111...i ""'h 111<: ~y Cito. ol O""OI County on Junto 11, 1t1S. Lilli REALTY co .• 691' warner ··--.... Mm•d~ Aw .. Hunling\Of\ Buell, Cittlf. ~ WOOLSEY, NEWELL. & THATCHElt P UBLIC NOTICE 1 ... s.a.-.-MIHlllsOr. John A. Lim, •sn Chevy owse ...... ,..,u•ucll.~llMnll•tt... NOTICETOCltEDITOttS Or., Hunt11>9lon Stich, C•lll . .,._ . T .. :...... SUf'l!RtO• ODUlt"f OF 'OCE This business Is conoucltd by "" '"' NW .. ys far Eaecvtw STATE OF CAUFOalflA P'Ott div1d..al. . Putlll~ Or1n91 Co.ill Daily Pilot, THE COU .. TY Ol'OaANGE Joll"A.Lltll . Junt222'alldJllly6,1l,H7S ?7%-7S "9.A·IXM This Slillemenl w,n l1led ""Ill thel---·-·---------1 Eslile of EDWARD GOODMAN. CA>llnty Clerk of Or•noe County on June PUBLIC NOTICE O.ctitsed. 17. 1'75. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IO lht ~11-----r.....,,,=::-------1 creditors ol tlle al>O'.te n•med dKedtftt Put>llShld Oran99 Co.lsl Dally PllOl, L. • 14 that 111 persons 11.t11ln9 ctalms ~n!.l Junt2t, and J11ly 6, 13, 20. 1t1S 23"-IS NOTICE TO CltEOITOltS the s.ald decedent are required 1o Ille PUBLIC NOTICE SUl"IEltlOlt COUltTOP:THE '111em, with tlle rwcessary voucher$, i1t STATE OP CALIP'OltNIA l'Olt tl1e offlc• of. the clerk of tlle Olbo'lle "'° THE COUNTY OP: Oil ANGE tllle<H-t, or to present thtm. wU'1111e Ha. A.CIU llKtsWY ..ouchers, to lhe undeni9ntd l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS Estele ol CARRIE A. BOEGE, at Ille office ol Alan A. Ploill, lSOI NAMESTATE#ENT O.ceued. We51Clill Or., Sulle 320, N•wl>Ort The lollowino person Is doing t>usl· NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Ille B .. cll, C.lil. 92660, which Is tl'lt place ness •s: creClllOrS of tllt above n•med Clte~I of t>uslnHs of the undersl(lned 111 all LAGUNA I NIC Lt NGS. 90S CM>yon !NI Ill persons 1wtvln9 cl•lms a(litinsl rnllltrS pertainlnia to lht ·~ale Cl wld View Or., Laoun• Buch, CA. 92651 Ille s..ald deudenl ire r~ulred 10 Ille deeedenl, wltl\ln lour monlM "'"" lhe June E1Jetn Holm•n. 90S C.anyon lnam, wltll the necto••Y vouchtrs, ln llrstpul>licatlonofllllsnolice, View Or .• L•iavM Beach, CA. ms1 the office ol Ille clef"lt of 1114 ~.,.. Dated June 10, 191S" Tiiis business Is conducted by an in-lllled cour1, or to 11resen1 lhem, "'~ tht Jos99fl Gre~l>l•lt dlvlelll•I necasury •OUCflltS, 10 the undt"'9"9G Adm4n•str11orw1thwllf Ju<1e E. Holmitn al the Uw Offkt of MACKAY. Mc.· M'llle•ed This stal•menl w•s litt1Esw1tolthe (.ounty Clerk ot Or•n91 C.011n1yon June SIXTH ST •STE. 171, LOS ANGELES, aoowrwmed CleuCltnl 2• 197S CALI FORNI A to014, which ll lhe "'"'" Al.ANA. Pl.Al.A • · F4Sl-U o1 business of Ille undersl9NC1 '" •II 1511 wutcliff 0,., PuoltW>e<J Or•nge cont D•il'I' l'llOI, matltrs pert•l?ino to tht est•le oC s.aid s.ttno June?t and July 6 IJ 20 197S 73'19-7S dt«dtnl. W11h•n lour mo"IM •lier Iha Newpert .. .Clo, C..lif. t1Mt • • • • flrst public.atlon of this notlte. Tel: Ms-4UO Pl'BLIC l"OTICE FIC"TlTIOIJS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT TN> tollow1110 perwn is 00•"9 buS•· l'le\S a> b08'S LOCK &. l(EV SERVICE, 2~11 Reol•nds Or , Costa Me~. Colif 91b11 Robert o . 8olkin, Jr .• 1611 Rtdlands Or., COSta Mo•, Cdlll. 9?&11 Th.-t>usir.ess is conducled by an tn· d•v1duttl. Robert 0 . Bot~in Jr. Th" ~ldtemeM "''" ltl"d will\ t!lt County C.le rk ol Or.1r1<)C 1.ciunty °"Jun~ s. 191>. F44•" PYbltsht<! Ordng~ C04'>1 t>.i•IV ~11~1 Ju"4'ti, 1S, 21.. ~. 1~7S 1117·/S 0.tldJune,, 1'7S. Attw•yfwld111inistUtMwllllwlll-ROLANO R. BOEGE ,._ EXECUTOR ot lhe WILL P\:l>lished Or•nge Co,u l O•lty PllOl ol the above n•meddectootnt 30-7S MACKAY, M<GltEGO• & •ENNlON Junt IS. 22. 2', •nCI July 6. 191S 22 u:swut Slllttl SI . Ste. IJI -------------- L.MA .... tes. c.a111orn1~ -14 Pl' BLIC' l'\OTICE Ttt: <nJI 62'---7712 .MWaeysfwfiHClltM Pub115Md Or•niae Coot 0<1ily Pilot, JI.WM 21, 2', •nd July 6. 13, 1'1S 229S.7S 'Pl:RJ.IC' ~OTIC'E B 67547 !'fOTlCE TOCR£DIYOllS SUPERIOR COURT Of' THE STAT E Of' t..'Lf FOllNIA FOii THE COUNTY OF OltANGE Ho.A USO • Est••~ of LEONARD LANE PrnE, 0.Hned. NOlt(l IS HE RE B'I' GIVEN to lh< •'7Ut NOTICE TOCltE04TOllS SIJPEltlOll COIJllTOF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA '°It TNE COUNTY OFOltANGE No.A·UMO (sl ate of HARRY KIRSCH, OccH sed. NOTIC.E IS HEREBll GIVENlol~ crri!llors of lht abo•·e named dK~nt in.11 .all persons 11av1n11 cl.iims aQd•nlt lne WICI CICtedenl ar" requHed 10 II~ "''"1" w11n lhe ne<enary voucMr>. Iii thl! c.lltce of the clerk of lhc Ibo~ en· hll<CI coYrt, or to P•oent lhem, wUl> 1.1111 "'ces>o1rv voutll~r~. totl\e ullde~9~ al olllc~ of. Hdrold Bur9, 1 .. S ~ fl/\ 51 Ho 1<. ~•nla An•, Calif. q7~t. ..h1'n" tM place ot t>us•rw•~ ol IM..,.. .s.t• s1QIWd In a ll mailers IH!rfi1no1,, 18 the t>l.ite of s~ld dfteClent, within'°"' n ontM .iller Ille llr~I put>llc.11lonot tli+s notice. o .. 1~"''.ir:-1.1q1\ LA\/IO tc.ll'>C.H E aec111or Of lh< " It of 11\e •bove nc1n•eCI oeuci.nt HAA0\.0 llUllG 16'S E.4tll St. Ho. 11 s.n11.&11a, C.til. t1101 Ph · ~1·'411 AUerno tor Eu<ultf Ph.: 547·5411 Jvn• a. t~.12.1'1, 1ws PU8UC N011CE Die Week'~ Market Hi hlights NASD Quotations on Mutual Funds I NY, AMEX, -OTC Gainers and Losers i I , . . ~ :-: -~ ~I~= ·~ P'lj·· ... _ ... ...,. ..,... ua I f!!!! Jo! 1u .. 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S.Cll Vtllllllt 1141 AlllM 09, "•nk Orotn 2ff.OOO 1'° i.,.._ "" FtMOftsllot• Gs 122,aoo 1011t ~ + 14 """JOll YIU 114,100 4 ~lie J..1•+1·1' HCNI CMp tO,SOO 12l't ll\4 + '-Yar<o lftll 77.IOO I~ 17V.+ 1"' Am Ell!lnu M,400 o a v.-" ll!fWe• Ill< '1,SOO 4" ._ .... ~~ l~~I u:: ~ ~::-; ~ Feres1 Ol I 57 .200 UV. ISflt + '- NASO Vol-llMM1 ... ... .. .. UCW.lOI AdwMcH .. .. U4 UM!llftged .. .. .. 174' DKllNS . .. .. :m Total . .. .. . 24'l Ship Tycoom Run Aground Ir Untied Preu l11ter11•tiorwl 20 0, 000. 4 8 0 , 0 00 de• During the last decade a d w e i g h t t o n a handful of intern a· s uper tank er s to tional gamblers, using trans port MidcUe the biggest s hips on Eastern oi l to the earth, made fortunes markets of the industrial transporting crude oil to world. themarketsoflheworld. The new s hips. the They were oldtime ty· smallest of them nearly coons, the late Aristotle twice the s ize of Ute Onassis was perhaps the Queen Elizabeth II, best known of tbe in· enabled the shipown.rs de pen d e n t t a n k er to carry oil around the owners. Cape of Good Hope Ito was developed. Suddenly, With the Arab oil embargo in late 1973 and .the subsequent sharp rise in crude oil prices at Persian Gulf wellheads las t year, world oi l demand slumped. The British Petroleum Co. Statistical Review of the Oil Industr y, published in June, showed that world con· sumption of petroleum products dropped by 1.2 percent in 1974, the first decrease recorded since the firm began collecting data in 1956. World Oil production, excluding increases re- corded by Eastern Europe, the Soviet Union and China, declined by 1.4 percent, the company said. FINANCE plagued by a problem known in the industry as "overtonnage" -too many ships to move too little oil. AT A MAY meeting in Tokyo of lntertanko, the International Associa· tion of Independent Tanker Owners, .... u~:o OIVIOlltDI .... -ic11 -a~c fnim I< l(.el~ llldUWltt -5c from 12\ftt OMtnED DIVIDINDI 9tt IMt<prl11u "telly ......... NIOllll • MOftTMS .,_.. Inc $UI WI S .tr ...(ltlj.() C.p 120"' I.I• I ....... In< . II vs .Ot ~ Slloe .1t"' .CQ ,..,.,. C«J 1.1 "' .74 __,.,_. Inc US "' ... us "9Mtft11 us"' a ... LOWlll I MOflfNS Alo ow $ .70 "' $1.0J • ....,., ~ 14 "' ,., G9ll Tlrt & ltulllltt 1. IO "' ).70 Hlll'I Mltor TtMlll .SI \1 1.M ONo 5"1y IMttrtu .26 "' .61 I Co<p .Ji w .74 l '•Uer .tS"' I.CM 'I OWJ .17 vs .JO UlllW 'lllttlty Tnut .JS "' .u CID''f'lllOHT 1'15 11 URIWf llr•a IRl9rMliellll bas reached 50 million tons. By 1980, Mueller said, the figure could dlmb to 150 million t~ns. ·'There's a lot· more ships on order, and peo. pie are cutting down oil use," Mueller said. others in the business. The world's shipyar~. working on contracts let by tankermen and oil companies before 1974, are beginning to feel tbe pinch. To east the crisi~. the LLOYD'S Merchant tank er men are in -Shipbuildin& Return for vestlgating several the first quarter of 1975 ideas, among them the showed the world order formation of an interna-book for tankers dropped t ional cartel to fix by 16.8 million tons dur· charter prices. ing the period, a decline The proposal, original· of 17.l percent in six ly formulated by C.Y. months. Tune and presented at The reopenlog of th& the lntertanko meeting Suez Canal will benefit by his ~on, C.H. Tung, neither s hipyards nor calls for creation of tankermen. a "tanker conference" Accordinlt to Exxon's set up through mutual Mueller, the blaaest ship agree m en t a m on g able to navlaate the Sues shiP,owners, oil com· is tiny by today's stall· pames, producers and dards. Among others in the Europe and North select clique are Stavros America at low prices Niarcbos and Milos withoutaSuezshortcut. Coloctronis of Greece, The tankers were ex· Texan Daniel K . Ludwig, pensive -Ravi Tikoo C.Y. Tung and Y.K. Pao paid $55 million for the of Hong Kong, Hilmar 476,000 Globtik Tokyo tn Reksten of Norway and 1973 -but the profits Ravi Tikoo of India. , were tremendous. With less oi l to transport, fewer ships wen~ needed. Oil com· panies that once sup· ple mented their own fleets with chartered in· dependent tankers found some of the extra ships unnecessary. Oil freii:ht rates plunged. Chairman Jorgen Jahre -----=-----------------of Norway warned that Spurred by the closure . of Suez Canal in· 1967 SHIPYARDS and port and spiraling demand facilities in the Far East, for petroleum in the and Europe expanded to years that followed, the build and accommodate independe nt shippers the giant tankers. New began ordering giant shipbuilding technology By 1975 the indepen- dents found themselves overtonnage could idle some $40 billion in assets in what be called "a crushing burden on the industry.•• In New York. William H. Mueller. senior ad· viser to the logistics de· partment of Exxon, Inc .• said tanker overtonnage I Chrysler Reassesses Its Role · To Suroive, It May Join AM in 'The Little Tun' DETROIT CA P> -A new Chrysler is emerging from the recession. It's leaner. Jt's poorer. And it's being. forced to accept a smaller share of the . auto market. The firm, trimming back opera· tions to recover from huge losses brought on by the economy, will be bard put to keep pace as General Motors and Ford Motor Co. launch multibillion·dollar efforts to develop a new era of gas-eCficient cars. Industry experts question whether Chrysler has the financial stamina to , xeep up with GM and Ford in the late • 19108. Tbey say the alternative is for : Chrysler to specialize in one or two marketa and abandon the rest. 11, 1 Tbe quesUon asked in Motor City to- day i8: .Hu Cheyaler, by fate or de. .i&n. dropped out of the Ble Three to joiA American Motors in the celler? Is jt no., or wlll lt eoon be, the Bie Two aodUMUtUeTwo? • : ''Cllr',aler'• strategy is to move • toward a le.an orfanizaUon, one re. ; MmbliDI Americ.an Motors," says t .Rlcbard L. Jlaydon of Goldman, • Sadl8 "Co. in New York. l ToP Cbrysler execuUves 1ay "No." ' Tiie ll.rm'• current problems poee no Joa1·term t.bre•t to Quysler's ablllty to run buJDpe.r·to..bu.mper with Ford UdOlf, I.hey HY· at.rr ANALYSTS HY tbey can't do Ii; tlMt money ito 't there. ft'olll tntetvle1H with eucuU~H at Cllrril• aad oUler compinl11, /inu- d8j aaaJy1t1, pv•-• olfJciala and other ind•StrJ: ft&cben, tbe rota.w•·· pro1aoeii "' C1117al•r'• ICJl1.UIN9 emer,..: rescue it with emergency loans. -Chrysler will be a smaller com· pany with a smaller share of the U.S. car market by 1980. -The worst of its nightmares arc past. and Chrysler will turn a proflt. this fall, assuming car sales improve. The firm still races a treacherous re· covery period during the next two years. -While all the auto companies are caught In unprecedented hard times, Chrysler is by far the worst off of the Big Three, because it operates on the ismaJlest profit marfin. Chrysler, four h largest U.S. manufacturer in 1973, slid to 11th last year and lost $52 million, the most by any firm in the U.S. Despite plenty of evidence that the recession.wracked car maker is alive il not we11, the wbisper1n1 of impend· ini doom continues. At least once a week for the past five months. rumors ot imminent bank~p~ at Cbryaler have swirled through Detroit. Tbe situation got IO bad lut winter that the company set up •'rumor con· trot" stations in each department to rea11ure nervous employcs. THE BACKROOM talk 1ymbollies the firm's aJl.out tl1ht to survive in an lndu.stry that ls under1otn1 petbaps ill matt drasUc transformatJon since it turned from autos to tonb In l&U, Hardly anyone cloee to Cb.rytler say1 the 1maUut of the Bl& Tbree ls 9"ft nurits deathbed. - lJDited Auto Workers Vice Presl· dent Dougl11 FraM:r ..,.: "I don't cloUbt Chry1ltr will be around in JO )'tart. But ! don 't kDOW in what form." · . worker layoffs are receding 5lowly. But Chrysler car sales are running at only two-thlrds of last year's depressed levels. And the firm'• marktt share has begun to erode -down a point from l08t year to annual rate bf about lS percent. The slump also is taking a heavy toll on Chrys ler dealers. Du.ring the winter. a record 213 of ~e nation's 25.570 new car dealers ~ent out of business. t The failures increue t e strain on Chrysler to keep Its mark share. If a Chryaler deaJer clONe .b door, bU customers may turn ao01her maker's dealer located ib t.he same area. Cbryaler baa loat $176 million aince the third quarter of W74, lncludin1 S9'.1 million ln the first three mont.ba of this year, by far the largest loutt in its 50· year blstory. approach seven million t.hls year, and ex~utlves say Chrysler can tum a profit at that volume if it retaios a lS percent share of the market. Chrysler is the third largest in· dustriel employer in the U.S .. and its collapse would send shock waves through the U.S. economy. Its far·flung operations groHed tll.8 billion in sales and amassed pro- fits of $255 million.' Worldwide· employment was 2'73,000, including 153,000 ln the U.S. With SB plants in U stutes, th• firm buya parts from 25,000 North American firms tbat employ mUllon1 of workert. Cbrysler Hlll lta productl in 15 countrie1. "We're lmprovtnr. Our raulta wW improve and caah borrowinp will 10 down," 11y1 Cbryaler comptroller. Ro•er Helder, the maa clOH&l to tbf cub reg liter for the SU billioo lD business Cbry1ler did last year. Nearly a tbird of Chrysler's 114,000 hourly workers rt!main on layoff and JU! SAYS Cbey1Jer wllJ tunnel $1 some 15,000 of 39,000 salaried billion.. bet wee.a now and 1990 into new cmployes have been let lfO. • p(Odact proaram1. even wilb nominal earnin11 over tbe period. · LATE LAST tall, when new car OM Is rev1m1Mn1 lta entlre full·aiae sales tumbled dramaticallY, Chrysler car Une1 to make them emaller and shut virtually itl entire Pl'OducUon more fuel ellidut. ,.... "1io will ao system for 1lx we-.. Oeal .. ud a tJaat route, aJUloup H4111171Nd ll f our·monL.b supply of unlc*I e_.., and bu Hid tiat ev• bla rum ani a S200·ml1Uon car inven&.og:Mt m fK· match OM car-for·car. lfl'Y lota waltlnJ. forc1eeletorden. Claryaltr bqpu to bolMa' ua pot.1. To pay Ill b1l11, UM firm IOhl '20C> tlon Ua11 falJ by brinllal out two new m.11Uonlo11curtU•aaddi9DICILDtoa luxury compact model1; tbe food ptece of th'ifll milllGinrndtt-ptJmoutJJ Volart iacl Diidili' MPIL advanced by aoo bub. !a tM .... u ... , It -'.( ... ....._ At the Ume, CbryalS btp.1 to lrtm cha•._,• iii Olller r r1iilll. Order Yours NOW ••• v- 1000 Beautiful ~~ Stick-on labels • PERSONAUnD •srYUSH •EASY .TO USE I ~~f _._._$1so ~ • ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND IHA,. AND l lU 0' L,lllL Mra. Jetln Do• 123 M•I" l trett •n,to•n. An,at•t• 1U•t r , Stylhh Ve9uo fypt en fina qualify wllifo '""'"'•' ptptr, r-----~--~----~---~-~-~ 'Ill In thlt ~"""' tUp an4 "''"with -..to .. 1 ,., .. "'!'tint Lalltt C>fw., ..... Offiee ... 1.WO C.t• ....... Cal ..... ""' -O.pltA au tM ,_.. about billllaWtey,. U19 8r1i1 11 M • •1er ar . ..,·blUJ•·••• .... * , ', &l ..... ,.,. ..... ,...bjy From t.be ouLllde, it ls business as wual at Chryeler. AU etf.M, ot ttl U · aembly,plant.a are operat.lnc and OSMtraUons '° it eOuJd IDM• wy lta fallun to tblll .... u.e.,.,. m eve.nu dometUc car 1ale1 r•mtbMd PiD&O ta &.be aubcompec& a..·pro. at • fMriMr ••• llx·mlll..-t Yokel llillll•DterUkl•• from level, 40 percent down fronalbi,.... ,.....al••N ... ....,..., ,..__..... '9lllillllll!lllllllill_._. _____ ..__ ... ._llilil_lil volume Ht lD 1973. U. 1mlll 1ar •••• lbl .... ~'I J Tbe firm HpeeU ~c 1aJ .. 'to belt bet for lfOWlb. f • .. l , ... . . • the s '· D ., I I I ll I I I I ' .J &und!y.June 21, 1175 OAILYPtLOT Bay~n Get La~~mark Bomec1·~lt . . • 'A oustomlala1 al· lowance credit of frocQ '750to,1,00011 DOW tMioa ""~~~~~~--~~--._-..:_....) ottered buyers at H\Olt· . iqtoo Landmark, adult ........... .._..._11 _ .. _ condomb:aium eomm.t· to 10 .... lfhd --. ~~·-•• wMdt 11 tyinHuntinston Beaeh. "'8&e eluir ... ., buk ;;i ... -. COltl • rell This specjal pro;..am -•au.. WJMI$ -.,,• ._ ,_,.: •:,~•,::.=:•; olfered for a llmlted Um~ Wllea doe91$ p la&o efledf AM •-• only. will allow buyen lA i.w ... Ii eflet& •• u 1 1Nfett~°:'b~:u1, the r~ce ntl y opened ........ trlll lte ...,... ... laSut 8 b,... ftUr second phaae · to do a Tlaallkafortbelalormatloa 1 •r ara. number ~of things with · their credits. Options for Whetber ou are buytq T.J.~ .• Minion Viejo· the eredlt allowance should know ~bout the new f:.:;~~ a home, fuo~ could Include: an up grad·· ment costs, that went into effect recen~ ~;~ e-ln/< of carpet aelect~ona: ~.The major change is that bot.b buyer !ad se~: :d~=~wa~a~oc~~i:m:: muat be told ln advance about all setUement din dr P~ l~I thchar&n1~_n_.Ju8stt about evezy mort~age lo~ made in cuafomT~8 ·~:~s ho:e e Un 141\& at~s. Also. certain practices that touches. milbt bbost the f eea are bann~. · It ia also Pe>ssi ble to ·ap. . As I understand the ruling, here are the plY the allowance toward' hiahligbta1)f the re1u11Uons: the buyers closing cost . A bank, savlltgs and loan or other lender must re q u i r e m en t s a 1 es give the buyer and sell,r a form listing in detail all counselors advised s~ttlement• te,s at the time the buyer commits Complete informalio~ hlm1elf to take out a mortgage or at least 12 days regarding this special p~or to tbe 1ettl~m.~t da~. The buye~ can waive program is available at UUa 12·day deadline, 1D which case the information the sales and inform~,. muat be provided at least three days before settle-tion center. Interested medt. . homeseekers a r e ad· . Tbe idea IS that the buyer can use the inform a-vised. to visit early for a hon to shop .around for lower fees am?ng lenders, ti-c hoice select lo n 0 f tie companies and olhers who provide settlement garden patio or view un-s~rvices. Also, t~e buyer will know exactly how its. much cash' he will need at settlement. And since there are no hard and fast rules on who pays what BILL MARKAS, sales charg.es, the buyer ~nd seller ~~Y be able to manager ~t the Hunt· negot~ate o.n who will pay spec1f1c fees or to in gt on L 'and m ark negotiate with the providers of the services on the condominium communl· ·amount of the fees. . ty rePOrts that carefree- . No seller may re<\wre a ~uyer to pUfcbase title living, active adults con- msurance from a particular title company. tinue to be attracted to The amount a lender can require the borrower the beach;close homes. to deposit in escrow accounts is limited to the "One of the reasons for buyer 's s hare or taxes and insurance that have ac-the populariiy enjoyed cumulated before settlement, plus one-twelfth of by this active adult the estimated amount due on these two items in the group is our fabulous first year after settlement. million dollar recrea· For houses at least a year old, the lender must· tional center," Markas give the buyer the name and address of the seller added. A va-riety of and the date he bought the property. If the seller bas recreational amenities owned the property less than two years and has not are a vailable in and used it as a residence, the lender must give the around the complex he buyer the date and purchase price of the last arm's· continued, whether the length transfer of the house, plus a list of improve-individual prefers group ments, excluding maintenance repairs, and the ~ost or private activities. of these improvements. The buyer then can better One hundred eighty judgetbepresentvalue. units comprise this Kickbacks are banned. For example, a lawyer second building phase. is prohibited from paying a fee to a real estate agent representing a value of forrefemngthehomebuyertobim. approximate I y $6 nva n.ooa planar· l'Ulementa feature two or three bedrooms, two bat.ht. All units, except tht Dunes (Plan 11 ) are available on eltlwr the flnt or -~ond ftoor o1*1tora1e, u well•• aa Mi. the two-steo buUd1D... cllUonal parlqq .,.... Eacb Hu1atln1toia Tbt ta1M Dlioea iaCNle Landm·ark unlt 11 al· wall-to-wall ea,.,.U.C ID located an e neloHd tbe Uvln1 room, mllter auaae wltb bullt·ln bedroom, a eeondary bedrioml and hallw~, Blvd. and llapolia St. Md forced air beatidt n.. ail• cea~r ts open llodtll are located at dally from 10 a.m. andln· "41 Atlanta Avenue, formJtion may be ob- mldway betwttn Beach talned by calling 538.aM!. Now in Newport Beach, a. limited collection of just six magnificent homes overlooking the bay, th e peninsula and the ocean. Th e setting for a lifetime of luxury, pleasure and unmatched value. Thre e to five bedrooms, three and one half · to four baths. from $195,000 2317 CLIFF DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660 (714) 845-6177 "One visit ·is worth a thousand words:' Ledders must give home·loan applicants the million. Prices within booklet .. Settlement Costs," which was prepared by the community range the U .S. Department of Housing and Urban from $30,990 to $38,990. Development. The bOoklet explains various settle· Conventional financing ment costs, such as' loan origination fee and title is offered. Second phase chargesand sp~lso~~enewreg~ations. salesarecontin~ngat a !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall R. McCardle u an invest-rapid pace and already Ii '"'"1anal11st. college ~urer.andouthor of "Real Estate units in excess of $3 In Ca.li/ornia." · milUoo have been sold. Home Warranty Hailed Recent lnlUation of a voluntary na· tiooal home warranty insurance pro· fl'am will protect both buyer and seller, according to the head or the California A11ociaUon of Realtors. Rlcb._rd C. Farrer, president of the 80,000-member CAR, said the pro- gram ''demonstrates the leadership of Realtors in protection of the public as well as advancement of the real estate industry.'' "Under the program," Farrer slat· ed. "buyeri of existing homes will ob· tain protection against failure of-the home's' major components for at least one year. The seller would be in· formed of the progratm by ~e Realtor. "A .PROFESSIONAL inspectlotf would follow with a report presented staUna all home compoments can be co.vered, or that a home can be covered wi!b one or more of its components ex· eluded." F~er pointed out that the seller then has the option of brinstng the de· ficient components up to standard, buying the insurance contract with the exclusion or declining to purchase· the coverage. Components covered include plumbing, heating, air conditioning, electricjll systems, roof, noon, cell· ings. and walls as to structural sound- ness, Farrer said. . If you could afford to live anywhere in Newpqrt J.leach, chct~~s are y<;)u 'd live here. Our b~ers have l'9IChed that ltap in life wMre they can be quite chooey about where they live. 'fh4o' want a carefree. exhllaratiD1 home. One that complef!l8Dts Newport B~la. living. The entranee is full·time eec~ty att.ended. A private clubhouee, witih pool and ttnn1I CCM'tl, for play nicht or day, invites you. And Fashion Jal~ theOC1911. the rett8urants are . deJightlully near,,,_. privatf homes are abloom wit.h fre h, carefree ideas .net are fully Jandecaped aod cared for you on the'Out.side. You 'II probably choose J esml~ Creok bec:au!KI it hes I.he right home in .the right place. Be sure to see the elepnt neJf models, today. Fabulout terms, low interellt rat.el. I 1pcc.ialil.ed c:\ltton\i&· , .. , allowance on ~ tit rnany ho~•· Phone ~ '==" (714) 640-4020. M.J. •K& a SON5, INC. 1'11~<.-.""9U"" c-..... ,. ,. . ' • I I • t t • ~ Grand Western llvlng at Its best. That's Laguna VIiiage, a brand new collec·, tlon of contemporary California townhomee n .. tled on the rolllng elopes of the Laguna Hiiie. Located In th• prime cut of Orange County. Laguna VIiiage Is · the p.rteot tPOt for lndlvlduale, cou- plea or famlll• who appre'clate an active yet oarefrff way of llfe. In the hub ot a olrcll bounded by Newport . ' ~c~· . I GJheylive inG£aguna Vdlage. Beach. U.C. Irvine, Santa Ana, San Juan Capistrano, Dana Point and La· guna Beach. you couldn't be more centratty. tocated. Laguna VIiiage Is only 3 min.tea from Interstate 5 and Just a zip from convenient ehopplng centers. echools and golf courses. Designed wlth the view In mind, each Laguna VIiiage home la poll· ttoned to take maximum advantage of the dramatic vistas spread out below. Bedrooma, too. have a pleas. Ing outlook on beautifully planted, rolling garden• and grffnbelts. · The total park·llke environ- ment of Laguna VIiiage reachea Its ultimate In the 41A·acre VIiiage Gr"" recreation centtr which In· elude• a magnllleent 650().equare foot olubhouH ind a myriad of rec· reatlonal facllltln. Thr• pool1, 2 handball/racket~all courts. tenn11 cou~ bllllard room, ehuffte board, ·lawn bowling, 11nd volleyball court plus a special play area for the kids. And your pereonal magnetic card assures you that all these fine faclll- tlee can ·be used only by you and your Laguna VIilage neighbors. There•• much more to Laguna VIiiage. The lifestyle. The quality fea· turn. The remarkably low prices. Check them out for yourself; Then maybe you'll get lucky, too. 2. 3. a• Bedroom Townhomea. , From '35,«>0 to '48,900 A few eelect tocattona priced 1Hghtly ~· Five fl¥nlthed models open dllty, 10AM "HI cMk. (714) 581-4850 Presentect by Plc:iftc cos Rllttv ........... .__.~. f J . • i DAILY PILOT Prolnontory P.oint, the luxury apartment complex overlookint Newpart Bay, has been named recipient of two national awards for excellence in planning and design. according to ~ce· ments from Washington, D.C . and New York City. Valt 1J of C..Wle ••, ~ • niaderately prleed ~ llmltf ....... wlll open with ,,._., •-on aale this weekinll in Mtulon Viejo, the 1.,000.._.. planned community In souttiem Oranae County. nortbern MIMlon Y.le.Jo wad Sld-dleba~k MO...taln ·tn tbl :baek-1fCMIDd, ~e of 1lllM _., 1cU aare adjacent to Wilderness Glep -Nataral Park,'' -4ded •mwan. . In Washington, the Amoncan Institute of Architects announced that Promontory Point has been ~elected to receive a First Honor Award on the basis ot architee· tural excellenc:e io the A1A 's 1975 Homes for Better Living Pro- gram, sponsored in cooperation with House and Home maguzine. The jury cit£d Promontory Point for its "high environmental quality, particularly the careful integration of the buildings with \heir s ite.'' VIEW FROllPATIOATPROMONTORYPOINT Newport Project Win• Two Design Awards "Home abopJ)er int.rest has eomla~ remaiMcl tqil ·fOI' these homes/• noted Grant Sullivan, 1eaer.t aalel manaaer for' Mlasion Viejo Company. "Just one month 9IO wbm Unit 11 opened 47 of * e available homes were 1014 within 30 • minutes. "Set in the rolllng hills of FEATURING !iye !loorplans, including four one·atory and.one 'two-story models. the CasUlle homes offer thr•• or four bedrooms and two or\hree baths. ()pening prices are. expected-to range, from $'3,000 to tll0,000, Open trom 10 a.tii.'-ntll 6 p.m. dally, the.CMtille moe$e11 may be reached by taking tbe SaotaAna- San D~ego Freeway to La Paz Road, traveling ~st on La Paz io Marguerite Parkway, and then left on Mar1ueri~ 'Jbe models 1 are on Marguerite, o,ie block nerth ~fTrabuco Ro~. IN NEW YORK City, Architec- tural Re cord masazine an· nounced that Promontory Point has been selected as one of eight Apartments of the Year. Architectural Reeord editors also cited the development for its "striking visual impact" and stated that ''its paved · walks, bridges, trellises, window boxes and s mall park provide addi· tional richness." toured, less than idyllic site, -where parts of the bluff bad been savaged by earlier develop- ment.'' Opened just 10 months ago with a three-year lease-up pJ'Qll'am, the Irvine Company's $22 mµuon adult villa complex has sur- passed its own projections for the ~· .. The national publication re- ported that '1 Promontory Pqint is s pectacular from almost any point of view and uses simple re- petitive form s to create rhythms that are subtle and interesting but never: overly insistent.'' COMMENTING that "environ: mental c--0neexns_are present and visible," the publication con· gratulated arehjtects Fisher- Friedman Associates for "over- coming the obstacles of a long, narrow, treeless, steeply c;on· · past two months,_wit.lunore than 20 leases being signed each month, William R. Watt, Irvine Compa~y vice president in cbal-ge of the multi-family division, staled. - -'Fhere must be a-reasmrwhy'-safe's nrtes-.__ _ _.........__ _ _..._ __ _ have continued at 1 V2 homes perwct~k since February. These Bl'e tl;le best view locations around the private Big Canyon Country Club in Newport Beach. -. ti..\ See why over 127 corporate presidents already Jive Cal~ Linda. Cal Wolfe The Team. When it comes to secondary real estate financing, they know the score. Cal and lioda, working together with their staff, •r"'9MI ._. ~':8d ov.~$360,000 in tMtw .aond trust deed loans during •av. 1975. · .. If you're in the market for a real estate loan, why not give them a call? 644-8824 is the number. Call! Newport. Equity Tu~ AVCO FINANCIAL TOWER 620 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660 GRAND OPENING!!! TODAY ••• MOORS NOW OPEN!! Gracious li•ing is OM rffSOft you should Come up to the Good Life in Newport BeOch! . Enjoy a new concept in leisure livirQ. Canyon Crest -wtlli9 luxury Is CjUStom built in fN9fY townhouse n »dllligned with you In mind. A private tile entry bri• ,uu to 2.000 feet of the most luxuri?us and ..,... of Interiors. From fireplaces In the rrester 8Uik Ubr•ies, large pool and jacuzzi to an -Mi.eed .-curity system -Canyon Crest offers ~the ~ of the good life. C.Ome and !Visit us lliftd ...,.nee why Canyon Crest is one of the ~dog..-Clevelopn-ents In the Newport area. From tee,900. Oualifiea Jor $2,000 rebate. t AS AN A CTOR, MUSICIAN, SINGER WHO HAS TAAVELEO Ul'ENSIVIL 't THlllOUGHOUT THI! UHITt:D &TATES ••• ttAAfrf 9M91T HAS SUH IT~ fl9'0M HIS OLAMOAOOS 0AV8 AT NBC ~ NEW Y~ TO CaS JH LA. HAAR't KNOWS GRA~IOUS LIVING ••• H[ UICES lH• aesr. New Office For Viejo \..Q'I~ ..,.\ in this exclusive guardgate community. 0~,, $133,000-$249,ooo ~'\-~ oeane 1 ttoine S ... u ~\t. a - John G. Valentine.~re sident of Valley Realty South announced the opening of a new office in Mission Vjejo. l Nell Shukes is the manager or the new of- fice. sidiary of Berg En· Stock Exchange Com- pany, now has 37 offices m NEWPORT~ BE'l\CH on the . .. Big. Ca:Ilyon Country£-1~ti· ' From L.A., tal e the San Diego Fwy. south 10 , IRVINE MncArihur Blvd. Go south (left) on MacArthut 10 San Joaquin Hills Rd., right to Big Canyon VIUAGES ~ Drive. T ell the Security Guard, you )Want to sec ~::::::. L!!J Deane Homes. Phone (714) 640-4262 Valley Realty, a sub-~ terprises, an American ~ statewide. ________________ .:_ ___ ...;.. ________ .~I" .. _ _..., Every sailor's dream. Every sea lover's paradise. The most perfect way to live in Southern California•s most perfect place. On the wat« in Newport Beach. 621 Lido Park Dri•e. Your mooring, steps from your door. (A slip for every home.) Your constant com- panion, surreal ~ons of IDUts and hulls ancl111n and .Wla. Vltul ghts that-qaietJy ~seJfJUr mi~.juat u 1n1mel the ocean breezes tifresh ,.mr sen&e8.The feeling well-beina only the .. can give. 621 Lido Park Di Designed •nd bu~ for people who love theeea the thinpof it. A,.Jritectqreof licbly textured w and copper trim w.hose patina can only become er with the passage of time and \ ciated by eyes aecustomed to the workmanship of the sl\ip's carpenter. An elegance tempered with the inl~rmal!ty of watirfroni Jivi~g., .. , 621 Lido Parle Drive. Thirty-six ~f tht mo&t cleeirable waterfront condominiul" homes everil!bte in Newport Beach. A ra" unit11··t4 e by the hand and.Jive it ta way· ou'~e alwaJI med itehe>Uld:be.Joyous, frw and 1 to t1•1& Set aside tbe time· to see it now. You1v waited lonfenough. .Two ·bedro<>Jl, t•o hdrqom end. den c•nd~niam llom~ ftom ,,., •• Excellent Financiftg-8"4% (8~ A.P.ll) • the pallet of weather. Interiors cra!ted to be appre-~lephone (714) 675-1070 ~lWenty®ne tido~.-~ ~ Under tbe diNdion iJI Ring Brothen· Devel0pment eorp. ' •• I • . " # COLl!EGI STJLID Cl:ASSES New or experienced! Here's your chance to become a hJgt'l earning professional. Leam from 12 outstand· ing instruct°" u9ing the rrost rrodern equipment af'(i techn1q~s. tn }ust 15 days you can complete a. schedule of concentrated real estate courses. If you are dedicated to becoming the "best" then call for· ci~ time and schedule. CALL MR. R.OIY 132-5440 3300S..,.Fe.t!Mide Near country club and schools! Warm. comfortable one story tlome In prestige area ! . . t <• "! Large f,amily room with fireplace, ! •' · ' full formal dining room. Foor king · suites. private master bedroom. Lots of lush grl!enery and plants. s 77,950. Listed by Helen Gorman. • 540.1720 ""°'--.. u.-. With great covered patio and a landscaped with oodles of plants. " Inside well decorated with lots of wallpaper. formal dining room. f three king suites . .Wood cupboards i', in totally modern kitchen. cozy t .· eating area. Entry hall. Family ; . room. fireplace. Oruy $44,000. t Listed by Stt'dY Uhrrg. ~ . 130.'°'0 Fniff._Ha•••••• Pies Lovely CQrner home across from Murdy Park, and grade schools. Shows better than a · model. Four bedrooms. natural ~ wood cupboards in family kitchen with refrigerator, large family room. Covered patio. park-like setting. $46,000. Listed by Barbara Eyster. f 142 ... 54 J t;, Sunday. June 29, 1875 DAILY PILOT 0 J IB REALTOR. ............ a. PrestiQe area of lovely homes! Spanish red-tiled roof. neatly man;cured lawns. A Forest ! · .. J MesoVwde-$40,200 With a good assumable loan too! Brand new carpets. Hills model home with Spanish 1 tiled entryway. paneled famil~ r room. wet bar. sunken rNster tub. 1 . three bedrooms. dining room and a den to boot! $68,500. Ask for Joan ~ Herman. S4G-1720 HHr Peril, ~ Scltoal1 -SJl,000 Fantastic assumable loan. Charming cottage perfect for the newlyweds! Large living t -' ... " • ·7 room. comfortable eating area, \~ two suites. Secluded master suite. i deluxe kitchen with built-ins and :f wood cabinetry. Brand new high J school. A sk for Mina Avis. l 54°"1720 COOfdinated drapes. Dutch kitchen. wood cabinetry. three bedrooms. Patio off livi ng area, schools ctoseby. Entry hall. Priced below market value so hurry! Listed by Betty Martin. -540.1720 T MCh of 5p.i. -View! Beautif~ S panish hacienda in Mission Magnificent ocean and hill view. · Large three bedroom-residence i ·;(; with huge family room and atrium. i%:'1 Formal dining room with mirror 1i, decor. loads of wallpaper and f" bui,t-ins. Come see! $67,500. Ask * "· for Oeidre 1-eighton. ~ llo.6030 SUNDAY ,...... . 1417• S. Baker. Santa Ana •••••••••••••••••.•••.•••••••••••••••••• $36.000 9041 Veronica. Huntington Beach ••••••••......•••••••••••••••••• S42.950 4122 Blackfin Irvine ••.•••••••.•••• '" ••••.•...•....•...•••••••.••. $65.000 14851 LauretO,ove. lrvlne •• , ...................................... S43.000 817 Mantel. Santa.Ana .••••••••••••••••••••..•.•.•••••••••••••••.. S36,950 3125 Bayside. Newport Beach ................................. ,, •. $92,000 ....... $50950 3 126 Maddock. Santa Ana ••• · • · · • • • • • · • • · · · • · · • • · • • • • • • • • • • • · • · · · 4 • 3614 Parton. Sa.nta Ana ••••.•••••.•••••••......••.....•••••.•.... $ 9.950 1727 W, Flora, Santa Ana. . . . . • • . • . . • . ••••.....•........•..•...•.. $40.000 3810 Timber. Santa Ana •••.......•.••••••...•••••••••••.• •• ••.••• S59,900 19461 Worch,ster. Huntington Beach ..................... -•..••.•• '75,000 18601 Busby, H~ntington Beach ..••••••.•....•••.••••.•••...•••.. $56.000 1-5 P.M. 979•2390 842-6691 832-7151 832·7151 832-71 51 842-6691 979-2390 1J79·2390 979-2390 832·7151 842-6691 842·6691 ' H ,_.,.. ..., ... to ..ther crea. TcriMI can ..., •1• for YCMI to recein free lnformatioa ._ onr 7000 ca u uailin thruout the USA md ••eral foreiCJR countrin .._ ow RELO ~ ForfwtMrdetail1pkasecall Ms. ltlo. (714) 832-5440 RELC!l INTEA·ChY f\ElOCATION SERVICE ~ ... ·~·,I:· ".i~·iN• .. ~ ;J~~ .. i=~·l;'j~~;:·Jfl¥ ................ ~~ ~ ~ ~ .. ~:L;.,, . AHetttioft Pool luyen! With available racquet club' No-nonsense yards. lots of decking and sparkling POOi. Separate bath and bedroom ideal fo r t eenagers. Four suites. spacious family room. Cozy eating are~country kitchen Henvy shake roof. $65,900. A sk for Evelyn Shatzen. 540.1720 Then'• Too~htosciY~ About this beautifully decorllted home! Custom drapes. top.of-the-line carpeting, ~ bu11t-1 n bookcases. Van Luit wallpaper, elegant wall-coverings. Walnut cabinetry. family kitchen. formal d1n1ng room. separate family room. living room with fireplace. three suites. And more! S48,900 Ask for Jim Burton. 540.1720 .. ,... Huge'-sROOlft i Perfect for a pool table and family get-togethers! Huge paneled family room, gas fireplace 1n entertainers l1v1ng room. New no-w"x floor m kitchen. plus ell1c1ent appltances. Three ;1: bedrooms. comfortable d1n1ng .n.:.. 't. landscaping. $48, 950. Ask lor ;'!;;. ~::J, area. E nclosed patio. lush -f,_ ~ Neil Levitt. tl//l/l/l~V , 979-2390 Spa.iill•.OO-~.~ UniQue in Spanish design with western flair! Lovely red-hie roof. lush landscaping. Brand new carpeting in living and dining room. Handsome bnck fireplace. wo od cabinetry in Spanish deluxe kitchen. Three or foor bedrooms . Very sharp and clean! $61.500. Ask for Charlie Maas. qt .,v • 1 . . On ·theRoad D ay o n .Coast Highway You don't have to get even 30 yards oCf the pavement to find a whole world of activity along Pacific Coast Highway during one.da.Y-of a sum- mer weekend. Daily Pilot Staff Photographer Patlick O'Donnell started his tour at dawn at the county line in Seal .Beach, where a lone cyclist and very little other traffic kept highway oc- cupied {above, right), but a marine biology class from Cal State Long .Beach was not long in arriving at Anaheim Bay, near Sunset Beach (above). . Ray Sylvester of Riverside surveys nearly empty sands of Huntington Beach <!l.gbJ.l-4Qd contemplates how lo go aboutl'Ou~ bis children, still in sleeping bags where family spent the night. 1t was 7 a.m. As day moves on. traffic moves, too. Eiler Larsen may no longer be around lo greet Pacific Coast traveler's in Laguna Beach, ltut the effigy of The Greeter still handles the job (below). One cycllst isn't ·'moving on'' much in Laguna Niguel stretch of highway (beJow, right) as he Jooks for a gus station. Pop.guzzling cyclist at bottom of page (left) i sn 't moving too fast either. He stopped at curbside in San Clemente in his ride from San Diego to Los Angeles. He said his name is John Gillman and "How far is it to LA. anyway?" Sunset comes to the beach alongside the highway al right (bottom of page) and the coastal route gets r eady to sleep ugain -fitfully. The traffic never really stops. DaH11 Pilot Plaoto• B 11 Patrick O'Do••eH ,. . . -. .... . . . • t • ••r.., • ,. ,. • ...,ffl .. 4 .... ..,.._.,..,.. -...-.,..._.... ,,,_ ......... ,,,.,. .... ,... ..... , __ ._ . ' ... ' t I .. ~ ·~ .... ... l t I f • • ' . •• " . I J I • \ ............ Mollee: AU real estate advert.laed ln this newspaper la aub- ject. lo the Federal Fair Houaini Act of 1968 whlcb makes it ULegal ~ advertise "aq)'. pre. lorente. UmitaUon, or dlaerl~aUon baaed or\;. race, color, rell1ion, aex,' os: national orlgln, or an , intenUon to make any sucb preference, Jhnlla· tloa, or dl.scrimlnation. • • Thia newspaper will not know1n1ly accept any adverUslng for r eal estale which is in viola£· lion ottbe Jaw . ....... ,..Sale ....................... GtMrel . 100-2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cole of~ Realtors 67 SS I I OPEHHOUSIS 4714 CORTLAND DR., Cameo. Highlands in Corona del Mar: Say lhere, for the young (and young at heart), come see our new offerlng; it's conlempora.ry. it's four bedroom or lhree & den, ' it sparkles. $87,500. OPENS:;; Cole of .Newport tt-'~IRIH~....,-. 675-5511 7l7 ORCHID, Corona del Mar: Sparkling three bedroom, l ~ baths; charming. Try begin- ner's luck at $69,500. OPEN~lloS Cole of Newport ·Realtors 675-5511 4500 ROXBURY, Cameo Shores : OCEAN VIEW three bedroom ; private beach ; family room, spacious lawns and paUos. It's a aelight to see. $127 ,500. OPEN SUN lloS )>, co1£ Realton 675-5511 320 SEAWARD, in beautiful Shorecliffs: In- teresting "split-level'' with beam ceilings , paneling; private beach. $110,000. OPEN SUN l lo 5 Col• of Newport Realtors 675-5511 - OTHER AVAILABLE PROPERTIES Corona del Mar duplex. New on the market & a joy to see. Owner's home in front (three bedroom, two ba tbs , pri vat6 patio ), and a two bedroom rental. Just 5 years old & realistically priced. Call for appoint· ment. Business Opportunity: Laguna Beach Beauty shop·$10,000. 675-5511 Cole of Newport · 2515 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar TRl-LEVIL IEACH ASSUME $34,200 A cul de sac street! A large yard uniquely de- signed with terraced dichondra leading to Spanish tile entry! Enter into lavish living room with soaring vaulted ceil· incs ! Unique dual purpose firepl ace blgblites both Jiving room and spacious fami- 1 y room. Spiraling staircase leads to mani- m o th master and c hildrens suites t A gourmet kitchen wllb sunshine bighlites and aeparate pantry! I>Ual purpose backyard for aardening and ente~in· lng and room for boat/· trailer I Unique child1'ns POOi ! Call IU7-0010. Ol'r.N flt 9 •II S fVN 1081 MC'f' .... --~~ . ·~ • "'1. • .1" .;..'.~ ' THE REAi ESTATERS PIRFICT Cor Owner /Occupan~ 2 Brfnd new Beach Duplexea, with 3 BKt 2 Ba Units ea. Ample garage & parking ~ bl owner d~latp. sas.ooo. ~a. cau .... 1211 SILL kilt it.ml wWt • Dally Pilot Cl...Wed Ad • 1 Walkm t; Ltrn Rtrnl h;tuf(J STARTER HOME POOL TIMI! $29,950 Keep a% loan. Cozy tOt· tage, white picket t'~nce. Room for large vege~a· ble garden, R·2 iooed, get started. To sk. call 646.7171, I OPEN 111 9. If s 'LIN 10 Ill NK't I E usy Ma J n(enance Yards w Ill aJlow tlle whole farniJy to e~oy thts Lovely 48r. Ranqh Style Pool Ho~. Cloae to SchoQlsJShops. An Outsta-'ding Value at $52,90b. First time ol.· fered. t il II DA VI 0 BOURKE RI.TR CALL 546-9950 ~ . You don't need a gun to ','dra w fast" wbe.o you Sell things fast with Daily Pl.ace an ad in the Daily POot Want Ads. Pilot WantAdst Call now __ ___. ____ ---642-5678. I 002 GeMNI . F I N E R. H 0 M E S FflOM $55,500 TO $485,000 SPECTACULAR SPYGLASS HILL HOME! 1002 Swee ping · d ay /nig ht VIEWS! 'Elegant 4 bedroqm w /s parkling pool! Priced competitively w /new houses at ONLY $220,000! OPEN SUN. 1-5 P.M. #65 MONTECITO r DR. (H36) . 3-STORY DUPLEX. On Seashore Dr. Reduced Sl0,000! ! Superb 3 bedroom. ~ bath units. 7-car gar a ge. Ocean view. Fee s imple . Owner anxious. Sl45.000. Harriet P erry 642-82:35. < H37 > I 508 RUTH LANE. 1 Prime location near sc hools & shopping. Spncious 4 bedroom. den. family dining + extra nice 40 ' swimming pool. Priced to sell at S89,500. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P.M. (HJs> 11BREA THT AKIHG VIEW" 3-stories. all w /White Water ·vista from Laguna to La Jolla. 2 yrs. new - 2 h4ge bedroom suites + fami~ . room /library Circular stairwe ll to i. entertainment level w /wet bar, custom jacuzzi & firepit. $189,000. Helen Wood 644 -6200. (H39) LINDA ISLE -FRENCH NORMANDY. Handsome home w /exciting custom detaifin ~ ·-Guild Hall doors . antique paneling, gourmet kitchen w/wine cell a r . 3 bedrooms. Space for3 boats. OPEN SUNDAY 11 a.m. -3 p.m . 1*"56 LINDA ISLE. <l-140) THE EASY LIFE. Park -like s etting -exciting ·3 bedroom Villa! Everything like new! SIMPLY CHARM I N G! $75,000. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P.M. 2101 VISTA ENTRADA. THE BLUFFS. CH41 ) SAILS IN THE SUNSET. No question about it, this is the BEST 4 bedroom home & value In Newport Heights. The VIEW is for a life -tim e . A g r e at family investment. Compare at $175.000. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 P .M. 2949 CLIFI<"' DR. 0 1-121 A MAGAZINE COVER. Showplace -d ecorator's decor -4 bedroom + family area. A steal at 555.500. Totally upgraded! Gail Foor 644·6200. (H43) ··•· . FRONT ROW. VIEW! Delightful Irvine Terrace home w /m<?gnificent view of Harbor. Catahna & sunsets. Sparkling pool - 4 bedrooms -modern kitchen. $225,000 -buy or lease. Larry Dyer 642-8235. (H44) "BA YFROHT EXTitAORDIMAIRI" Magnificent Bayfront VlEW home. Beautifully designed 4 bedroom 41/2 bath ~w /4000 sq. ft. Stunning family room of rosewood & teak w /lovely patio. poo l & Jncuzzi. Asking $395 .000 incl. la nd. Vee Stinson 642-8235. (ll45) "FOR TRUE IEAUTY .. Look inside creatively upgraded 2 bedroom + :a en Dover model home: Look outs ide for scenic ~ serene pool-n-ga rde n setting in Big Canyon. $132,500. Jack Custer 642-8235. (H46) 1\G CAMYo.t LOT. Super location on Inverness! 90' o,n 8th Fairway. View of Newport Center. Asking $120,000. Jane Frazee 612-8235. <H'17) SPECIAL BAYFRONT BUY!t Fee Sim pl ! New home w /pier & s lip! ·I Bedrooms. family room -3 baths . ONLY UHi .300!! Call 673:3900 CP Bl DOVER' SHORES SUPER, SUPER. SPECTACULAR showplace. • BR, 41h Baths, s dens. 8 wet bars. pool. 8 frpJcs .. stupendous vie~ · S228.000 . R.,2 CORONA DEL MAR .• MARVELOUS BARGAINS in cute homes & duplexes in Olde Corona. 5 EXCLUSIVE list ings, call us! . DOVER SHORES-VIEW -POOL Looking for the ultimate in luxurious living? 4 Bdrm home w /fantastic view in prime N. B. location. New offering. Call for fu rther details. HUNTING TOH RACH-$$9,500 Immaculate inside & out! l ·Story 4 BR ranch w /FR & formal dining. In Suburbia Pk. Air-cond workshop. Great patio. Beaut. ldscp. Quiet st . 10101 THESEUS SAT/SUNl-5 LINDA I 51.E -IRAND M~ -$395,000 Custom bayfront elegance. Designed & built with no expense spared. 5 Bdrms, fam rm, billiard rm, pool/jacuzzi, sauna, pier /slip. Plush carpeting & drap~s. 3-car garage. 76 LINDA ISLE DR. SAT/SUN 1·5 . CORONA DEL MAR CUSTOM DUPLEX Quality bit redwood 2-story:. Spacious 3 BR, den, 2 bjlths, fireplace in each unit. 2 Years new. Grt location bet. hwy & ocean. Lovely home + 1nc. 510 A-VOC-AIJO-SAT1SUN 1-5 CHOICE GOLF, COURSE LOTS El Niguel C.C. fairway lot $35,000 El Niguel C.C. fairway lot . $.53,000 Big Canyon lge fairway lot $87,500 . 211 l San J~ Hlh Road MEwPOIT CE~TER. M.8. 64 .... 491 O G...nl IOOZ Gaw .. · ' IOOZ ~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~ ...... •••••••u••u•~·· •••••••••••••• ......... Generd I OOZ1General I 002 . CLOSilN Country Home IF--you app~ciate the finer things of Ute, this home. situated in Dover Shores, has everythfog. TOR quality in every respect. raotastic views from all areas. 4 Bdrms., 5 baths; · formal dining rm., fami- ly rm. F'or app't. to see, call 833-9265 or675-2373 Rachelle RObers 3333 E . Cst Hwy, CdM Realtor 675-23.73 Beautiful s prawling grounds•with f..-uit trees and rose gardens s ur· round this lovely Cost.a Mesa 3 bedroom, l o/.i bath home. Fresh mint from your own trellised garde.n for cool evenings, too. A screened-in family room and a -pooltable. and for I>ad a nd -The 1---------1 Kids the gar age has a re· 1--------• ar 8·foot door leading on· *DUPLEX* to an immense concrete patio. Double gate ac· cess to the r ear yard loo. Owners a nxious at $49,000 ' l!J5:..~. H 7$2•1920 I~ I~ QUAIL S1. Nl'#POltl IEACM BLUffS • TOWMHOME Beautiful recently-r e· decorated 3 BR end Unit with near-by Pool & Clubhouse, oversized master b edroom an"d night light view. $69,500. Call 644·7211 COST A MESA. Conve- nient corner location; 2 bdrm .• 1 bath each.unit. Stove & refrig. incl. Lge. ceme nt patio. Sep. enclosed garages. ONLY $52,500 *NEWPORT HEIGHTS:* .OPEN SAT.1·5 :J '«2 El Madina PRlCE REDUCED; charming 3 l>drm. home ; newly remodeled kitChen & cabinets, bit-ins, cop· per plumbing. F'ormal dining rm., sprinklers; room for boat or trailer. NOW $57,500 . ............................................ . . LIDO ISLE IA YFRONT Exceptionally fine, custom home of cl assic d esign . S pacious curved staircase to 2nd story living rm. with outstanding bay view. Oak pl ank flrs. E levator. Downstairs entertainment area incl. bayside garden terrace. swimming pool, jacuzzi & bar. Pier & slip. 40 Ft. on Via Lido Nord East encl. Over 5,000 sq. ft. of elegance, which could not be re placed today at S450.000 LIDO ISLE DRAMATIC 2-sty. living rm., 3 bdrms., family rm.; on prime street to street lot. $129,500 . I LOWEST PRICE &·the best buy on the Is land. 4 Bdrms., 3 ba.; new kitch.; top cond. 35 Ft. lot. $98,500. . $98,500 . OLD IAUOA Charrhi.J\g old, W~ll blt. beach house; 2 lge. bdf<ms.-+ dining rm. 4 Doors from bay. $72,500 ' WEST NEWPORT Top of the line Lido Sands 3 bdrm. E xcelle nt condition ; lge. s unny garden patio. $.59 ,500 /Jn NIGEL [}AILEY & A5~0CIATES * BAYSHORES * OPEHSAT/SUH 1·5 LAWSON REAL ESTATE t:. :• 2851 layshor<e Drive 3416 Via Lido, H.B. DACK BAY Great location near san· 675-4562 '1 dy beach ; new w/w 2 Story Newport Riviera carpet, drapes; newly 3 bedroom, needs loads painted ; huge living rm., Getteral 1002 Geweral 1002 of TLC, paint, paneling, Jge. f a mily area. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• noor tile & you name it! Bdrms., 2 baths + guest HARDWOOD $38,900./$3,900 cash mov-area • REDUCED TO BEACH GIANT esyouin.062-7788 . $73,000. FLOORS OOL .~us • K€Y ·. ::· 2511 Vista Drive p + """" . I I READY TO MOVE IN. ...ARDWOOD ASSUME R€ALTORSft Altr. 2 bdrm., 1 bath + 38,400 HILLSIDE guest rm. with bath+~.. WALLS Elegant 2650 sq. ft. S & S RETRe•y ibatb in garag~. Dining Jf war m rich stained Catalina. Formal P.ntry '""" area. Beaut. new bit-in wood wa· Jls are a comfort 1· h to unique step down IV· W i t g o r g e o u s kitchen; wet bar; elec. to you. com~ back to U~e ing room & formal din- whitewater view from garage opener PRICED old d;.iys ~1t~ us. Sohd Ing. S pacious garden this spacious 4 bdrm, 3 NOW AT $107,500 ioclud-wood walls inside and. out . kitchen. Fiesta siie par-oath VIP residence on · g I d d h dW' od d See tlle blmeltaelectlon eliewholnelln Southilrn California: n's 1111• to buy ....... thm to ftlBICI m .old one. The City of lrvtne Walnut 'llllage College Park Homes Quality homes for growfno families from~,490 Village of El Camino Real Greentree Homes UniQue lot plans for young families from $44,995 Deerfield Patio Homes Versatile floor plans for growing families from $47,490 Deerfield Townhomes 1 & 2 story homes for young families from $37,990 Deerfield Park Homes -Spa"Ciaus. eteganr . executive homes from $55,995 Village of University Park The Terrace Townhomes Slngle story homes surrounding a park from $40,990 Deane Homes Dlstinctive single famlly garden homes from $65,000 Rancho San Joaquin Townhomes A new adult-oriented, golf & tennis recrealion ·community from $58,990 Newport Beach Village of Harbor View Spyglass Hill Executive homes with spectacular ocean views from $116,000 Jasmine Creek Homes Plush homes accented with cedar. brick & stone from $95.500 Big Canyon Deane Homes Exclusive. spacious fairway executive homes from $133,500 Bayside Village Promontory Bay Homes Elegant warerfront living from $196,300 ... Tustin GreenwOOcl Village Laurelwood Town homes Maintenance-free living in a rustic environment from $29,990 LaurelwOOd Patio Homes Distinctive 1 & 2 story single family homes from $45,990 Peppertree Homes Imaginative floor plans ror growing families from $47,490 You can reach these homes by taking the San Diego °' Santa Ana freeway to Irvine Spend a day in the villages of lrvtne. You might find ifs where you want to spend the rest of your life. ~ EUUAL HOUSING OP!'ORIUMIY 1!!.r IRVINE VILLAGES PIX&lP-Hn HTS 3 br. det. auaae. fDCd. yd, trees. dbl. <.'Or. ~. $43,SOO. Drive by: '723 lrvloe, 675-'17880wner DAILY PILOT 0 3 $26,500 --------.. Hoge 4 -~.nt plWi OPIM S~~!:" 1·5 Olympic size pool. Minutes to the beach. 332, C M.I. Hideaway master suite. Dutcb CoJonJal. L(ie. 5 gourm et kitche n . bedroom, 3 baths plus cQcktall e nterlainment di.ping rm. $89,5001 patio. Sacrifice pricecfat S26.500! ! Call 645.()303 OP!H SAT /SUN 1 ·5 259 'ROSPECT NewPQrt Shores, N.8. 3 BR, 2 baths. $52,500 CALLSSM800 Balboa lay Prop. A al.MU U.H CWMY Realtors ---------.continued from Saturday --------11111 Furniture, tools and OPEN SUN. 1·4 patio items could, bt· 403 E. Balboa ll•d. purchased real EZ & Sht 2-bdrm. units, 1 maybe owner would bachelor; carports; throw in some antique parking, storage, swim· furniture for the full · l 1 price. The 6 g"avas, 2 mmg poo ; on two ge. flavors ·~re in bloom. Tht-Balboa P eninsula Jots. " XI t t 1 j t 4 kinds of grapes & 5 n ren a area, us kinds of berries are off to s teps to t he beach. Priced at $225,000 a peak 1976 crop. Quin 673-3663 675-4777 Eves tard 64~,2001 continued Monday-- associated OCEANFRONT Triplex, Best Locali.Q!h_ tly wner. Principals only. BRO!-'.El!O:-REAL 101< S l 02\ W Balboa b 7 l Joo I 55~·4221or675-7767 General I 002GftMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CLASSIC LIDO BAYF«OMT Harbor views from 6 rooms. ·over 60' on the Bay. Huge dock. Room for a fleet . 5 bedrooms 5112 baths, lots of parkin g. Just remodeled. $395,ooo. SCARCE "HANOVER" PLAN Attra c tive l y l a nd S'Ca pe d f or minimum ca re and tastefull y d ecorated l ·story 3 bedroom townhouse on tree-lined greenbelt. Spectacular fi r epl ace and open beam ceiling-. $5ti,400 INVESTORS -CHECK THIS ONE! Start building equity a nd taking depreciation advantages with this choice Corona del Mar duplex with guest quarters over the garage. Don 't let this get away! $93,000. HARBOR VIEW CARMEL 3 bedroom, 2 bath very liv~ble home on a quiet cul-de-sac street in NewP9rt Beach. For only $74,950 fee. CAMEO HIGHLANDS Lovely 4 bedroom, 21h bath home w /fam ily-dining room. Beautifully landscaped interior patio w /pool. Colorful d ecorator wallpapers & carpets . _$91,500. OUTSTANDING WATERFRONT By architect, well known for his use of warm woods & spacious design_ Master bedroom suite + separate guest or Mother-in-law. Beautifully d ecorated & landscaped, with tremendous water oriented feeling. $279,500, including pier. . . EXQUISITE VIEW CONDO A l a r ge s unk e n brick patio overlooking golf course completes this 2 bedroom, formal dining room, 2 bat h hom e. Top quali ty throughout. $132.500. ANYTHING LIKE IT. uuiel .cul-de-sac J;treet. m oa"pe..i .... ...;.5 . an ar 0 Staine ty room with SUNKEN-THEIRVINE~ ... .._..,. ;tun. t ~loors. Get the canning c o N v E Rs AT r O Ni----------1 Situated in one of the 2491 Crestview Drive Jars ready too: apricot, AHEA. Private guest1---------1 On the r eal estate scene? We think not. Custom. 4 bedrooms.· 4 baths Dining room. Family room . Den. 3 fi replaces. Pool. Soaring beamed ceili n gs. A ll r ooms unus ually spacious. All this in prestigious Dover Shores for only $155,000 on fee land. most prestigious or I b e a c h " re a s . Near p ri vate beach ora.nge, emon, n e~· suite. Sweeping stairs to OPEN SUH. l·S Tran,sferred selle r &Bay Club -2 sandy tarine, plum and ftg secluue d mas t e r & 345E ROCHESTER motivated. 646.7711. beaches. Recently re· tr e~s gra c e these childrcns suites. 4UO sq. COSTA MESA decor .; extra lge. 3 spacious grounds.Adou· foot BONUS GAME . Open eves. bdrms., 3 ba\.bs; charm-ble wide gate from the al· . ROOM with wet bar . 2 Bdrm. & den or office; 1111 ing living rm.; formal 1 e Y l e ads t 0 l h e Every conceivable extra ne w det~ched 3 ca r dining rm.; Jge. family strawberry patch and including a 20' x 35' g~rage. with shop, bath, MONARCH BAY TERRACE rm. with wet bar; d.e-playing field for the kids. ANTUONY POOL SET uuL rm. Many other ex-Freedom of living. 3 bedrooms, · i· htf l k ·t h 2 Store your boat, tt·ailer, I N L u s H lras. 1 g u 1 c e ~; mobile home and have LANDSCAPING. ThJ·s i• 673-3663 548-9673 Eves convertible den, game room with ---------• patios; room for boat or .. FfXER .. UPPER trailer storage. $98,500 loads ~f ~~m left over your c h a n c e. call wet bar. Stunning contemporary, h 11c 11 THOMAS too. Price· Only S3.5.000. 963-6767 · architecture. Wood, i;1lass, tile and On Eli&stside, wit exist-in Eastside C-Osta Mesa. OPtN 111 9 . H"S n1N 10 BE NICEI • t;> • h ing V.A. loan: 3bdrms., 2 RE °'"LTOR Call for appointment. ,, ..... , ..... , ".:.: brick, supergraph1cs. Entire ouse ba., family rm. &uccess A ., opens onto secluded pool area·. tohugebackya.rd. 224 w .coastJ:l.*Y· I m .• Quail ~ ~.· 1 •. ·'~.. Mast e r bedroom suite with $41,500 . N'ptBeach $48-5527 Place ·:, ..... ·;,:: Have something to sell? fireplace. $165,000. · ~ I Eves.: 545-5643 . Properties · . . ~::::::::::::==:=::==~ Classified ads do it well. I [II 833~1 BRAND NEW 1400QUA~5J.-~r~~o•r•uc --c..-f'i'J-.-tl--h°\-:-~-.,..-.~ ,_--=-fJ-c~-=~~a.-~--BEST auv 1H 11G cAHYoN • .... ~~ J.""U ~,_ ~ P<J" P Broad moor plan 2. 4 bedrooms, -,';Ii,~ $42,900. PrevieWIDaily 1·5 That Intriguing Wore/ Game with a Chuckle family room. convers ation pit, CUSTOM 3 bedroom, 2 COME SEE!! Large UC· folli.4 loy C&AY •. ,Ou.AH-----c u st 0 m d e c 0 ratin g and balll, for Summer oc-•a hed rumpus room O "-rro""" the 6 >erombled ·landscaping. Gorgeous stone and ¥'""'l lSLl.a.. .c•-abc·y. p, ...... "our own • c "'~ .. ,... ~ mA ..... "~' w/bath & fplc. Phrs 3 ~s below to mol<e 6 wood ex t erior. Upgraded colors and options. bedrooms, complelely tlmple. words. Print lotten of r· p t ecJ d R~ F'"'-"L"""-••a M-·l""' llOdl 1n it• 11ne of squares. • t""roughout. rice J·us r uce tor -r--... .,. vvat -"'"· r •fur bi f h e d , l g\! J~ lri OtaogeOMln()' • u:a._,.,~:. ... wardrobe ..... 1$, livr... • A G A° V£ s . I quick sale. $169,500. .Keya in ~ite diping area. top-grade Jl I ... I ' I~ I WORLD shag crpls " drps. Boat _ . . . . . TOO BIG, MUST SILL UAL IP'ATI . or trailer gtlte 90 alley. 4 bedrooms, den, family room, Speci .. U1ta In •overn-Goodfinanc:P,igavail. R A M~ Y T f dining room, 3 baths spotless home "" 111 9400 aua•a H.ctt 305 Ir-~, CM I mentfioan(edbomea! -I I )' I with view of hills and ocean. 116-7177._.-t1ou'reseriotaubout 6'6·3929.tv 71 -· -· · Marvelous coodiQ.on, new carpets, SPYfM.ASS I -' . h . you'll see the v._tue " N A H Y L 1 tile entry, great kitchen, uge GREENHOUSES, 7000 quality m thia s SR, l I' I* l I carpeted deck, secluded patio; 2 11qft gNWln1 area. 4 8r, 3 Sou ti\ port, .,, I poot " -. . · -· fireplaces and . much more. Owner aa house. ~> Acre. Jauni. Uaobitructed ~~~~~~e~~I R r-0 M 1 " I wiU even finance at low interest $115,000. Xtra '!. Acre vlsw of barbOC' lt oc:ean. ;:: f; • f · ht b $1GQ 500 w /house & more aJOwing Please can to sec this ...... ._.._ .. ___ •I ' I J l -1 l c "Dfd, 1' the little boy ra\.c or ng uyer · """• · are• $70,000. Both moat beaut. .k v!*IUC• FAMILYUVIMG ... ,. · uked,"dppollticalplums FOUWROCIAMfJI $l1S,OOO b)' Ow.oer p11ckedopportunity. Sw 1rnm 11'1 It pool. 1 FALT A 0 I grow from seedt?" "No, 661·l288. JACK HOWEl4L. Rltr clubhoui;c. ph~y ~reu & aon," replied tho father. IM HAMOR YtlW HILLS 644-USG <at hr.i) p.u1•.k. All thu> undno_w re· • I' l I I I "Th ey're the result of Complete with stunnlpg sunsels O,IM IUM. 1-6 TUSTIH )lf.X In your charminw 4 . clever -·· ,.20 over Cat~dina. The courtyard is .' I OZ LINDA IS&.I bedrm Coa.d<>. Expertly I L E B N O G I private w ith lush landscaping and BAYFRO..iT ,80 , .. _ i •t• t •••...J:l St tl,c\.'()l'aled a.nd upgraded, 0 Complei. 1'1• d1uot~l• <11•tcl b t . f l l tt. h 5 •' "' ..... ~ 6 -only $36 ooo I I I I I' br 1.111no 111 ,.,. ""~1111 ..-d eau 1 u a ace over angs. ti.ft. es· b"at •Up. • br, t tM ba, b wood ~ . . . . . vw~'°:.!':"_'!P~3b91ow. bedrooms, family .room, 2'h baths. ~f,!tABTMAN..:i.~ :r~~!:!~~~~:1t: H" oM:~ • rm:~~':8:~~m r r r 14 r r r 1· 1 $l:W,ooo. t=='1!~~~~~1 ~~-=!=alda! .. c...,. NB 14, ..... • 6 ~~:'~~lf.nmj j l l I I l j I MIWPOIT llACM 644;176' -~~'".__ ..................... Mlll a Wm. ~~·~C~Ol.D~W&L!!!!!!!!!~IAMmt~~!!co;!!!!l!l!!!!l!l!!ll -=~-!l~!!~!il~!l!!l!l!!ll•E.:: ....;.D_a_U.:...y_P_llo_t_CJ,_aaalaaaln __ ed_Ad_.t----'"534-·_D>_l ___ 1SeU idle Item• 642>5678 SCIAM-t.m AMWWI • Clenfflc..._ 1010 = ) . • IJ ,, • Sunday 1.5 FANTASTIC OCEAN VIEW In FANTASTIC Lag una. Looking down on FANTASTIC Divers Cove. New 2 bedroom. 2 bath. fireplace Condominium. Furnishings included. A FANTASTIC buy for S99.000. Also avail for annual or summer rental. 720 Cliff D,.. ff4. LOCJU"CI leach Sat/54'n Sat /Sun I 0-7 EASTBLUFF Lovely family home. 5 bedrooms family room and a VIEW loo! Ne~ wall coverings & carpet. Choice location with c:harming brick patio. Call us lo see this beauty. $91.500 2807 Cassia, E'bluff, HI Sat/54'11 1·5 CAMEO SHORES PRICE SLASHED S7650. 3 Bedrooms . den. large living room, breakfast room overlooks custom pool and patio area. Copper plumbing. Quality built & upgraded. Ideal for family entertainment. Rare vie w of ocean & hills. Private beaches. Owner anxious. Presented by our resident specialis ts . Shirley & :\Tar:-,hall Rich. $139.000. 450 I Roxbury, CdM Sat/54'" I 2·6 •CAMEO SHORES* 4 Spacious bcdrms in 2 separate ~vings. 3 ba ·s. ma~sivc formal dine room. island kitc:hen w lbltns & BBQ. King s ize pool & 1><1tio arc~. 3 Private beaches. FAHULOUS OCEAN VIEW. Highly upg raded. CALL NOW ... Appt. only . Presented by our resident specialis t s. Shirl ev and Mars hall R ich. 5189.500. - CALL-644-7270 2828 E. Coast Highway, Corona d el Mor PRO Y M NA E NT "" llOllU ICl' ''"'"' UOCllOlf 100 6etteral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• INVEST NOW REAP LATER Lot 132xJOO (one acre> Jncome on (2) 2 bedrm ol $600. a month -plus you might get more for 6 cor· rats. (Horse property). WGnt •• MOUN ort•n '! . .................... .. SPACIOUS SMALLER HOME CORONA DELMAR Ideal for couple or small family, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, pool, covered lanai. close to beach. Priced to sell quickly at $67.500. Call 673-8550. CJPIN 111 '1 • H s ruN ro~r "'"' C or otlt•r MU1leal fn1tru••nt ) For Cl.ualfled Ad ACTION u n A Delly Piiot Atf.•kor '42-5'71 • I 002 G8erol I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ONLY X 4 LEn HARBO~ VIEW Close Out Sale! YES'. This 1s your last chance lo pµrcha se a new Harbor View Home. The Donald L. Bren Co. has · authorized u s t o sell their ·remain ing new homes in Harbor View. Priced to sell from 570,495. to ~77,995. 10(;; down o .K. OPEN HOUSE THIS WEEKEND 1 D-6 1801 Port Sheffield Pl. Newport Beach caLEGEPAB S.-.1..t .... B~la bu.lit. 3 bednn. 2 balh. wrie grand piano size livlai room (15X2'/). Plu d.lA1og room. Loeds of wood p&oellng wllh a warm feeling and a lut covered patio for out.side hvln1. A sumable S~·.~ Glloan. Full pric.:e .. $44,950 . &~ ..... LesS than mile tO bieaeh. 2 Story. 3 car garage. • bedroom. 3 baths. 2 fireplaces. 2 family rooms Cone with pool table >. master suite with sunken Roman tub and a formal dlning room. Largest lot in the tract with room ror a tennis court. Loads of bearing fruit trees + access for boat or camper. S72.000 with VA terms . OftEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 21472 Lemon Tree Lane Huntington Beach <near Hamilton & Spyglass [,Hlne. HB) I •~ Beaut. 6 BR, 5 Ba, or 4 BR, 4 Ba, with 2 BR. l bath apt. Sandy beech, courtyard, s hore mooring. S29:S.OOO BI LL GRUNDY . REALTOR J•l l p.,' Y I ' ', , • , ' ---------- GeMrol I 001 •••r.. I 002 . SPICIAU5n lfOtt 10 YUll BEST JN BlUFfS MOUsH-SUMDAY l·S IAYROHT -------G...,... IOOJjG••r• 1002 LOWEST PIUC.I ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••-•• ·····················•· ..................... ,. ./ . BEST IN IRVINE -4BR. lam rm, $74,500. LACUISTA 2 STY-4iDlt ASSUME Sl2.IOO Located on b eautiful Avenida Cerritos. E·Plnn; balcony glassed·ln with tinted glass: beautiful view or blue water from every room. Beamed cell .• 2 patios. front & rear; must be seen to be appreciated. 3 Bdrm. & den or 4th bdrm. 303 Avenida Cerritos. 5107.000 MOITH ILUffS -IAYFROHT I-PLAN 31h Years new; mission tiled entry Mlli9~ Beautifully landsca,ped, view, Dovtt, 2 bedrooms & den. Owner anx.ious. Asking Sl19,SOO. VOGEL & BABBITT REALTORS 644·6056 $39,900 MODOWH IRVINE Fine kvme location. B1ii: ramlly or 6 wants out! Will se ll NO DOWN PAY )1 ENT to qualified "·eteran. Needs some tender care. Fully air cunditioned. Cathedral ceiling living room. Huge firepla ce. All tiled gartlen k1Lc.:hcn. Large master i.uile. Mirrored wardrobe. Larl!e patio. Fully ~prinkJered yard. Take ad\•antage • C<ill 752·1700 today. v•·n I ,.,,),.,., ION tJ<t• [~l~ltl 9c~tI~n~w ~!l -t l.ir,4 1.ia&Gallt"ry 2 fireplaces, wetlJar Ut-luxe kitchen Pier tor yacht to 60' You may select the frnishini,: touches. 675·8120 2 STORY FOIMALDIHE POOL $32.500 Winding pathway to tree clustered 2 stt>ry entry. t'ormal .dining room. Gourmet patio kitchen INCLUDES REFRIG· EHA 'r'OR! Giant secluded master suite. Walk·m clm.1..>t.. EXTHA LINEN STORAGE. Over~ized sewing & laun· dry room. WASHER & DH YER I NCLUDED! lluge premium lol. Olymµic pool & basket· ball court included an as· soc1ation. Anxious seller says SUBM IT ON YOUH TERMS! Full price S32,500. Prime Irvine area . Call today . 752·1700. I OPEN ri1v•rlS(\JN10111N(I 1 [®.:; II: I I • \'. ~ I -',,.. , I : SPYGLASS HILL G Hr. Southport. ocean & inland view, 4000+ sq IL, Lrg lot. B e~t l.iuy. Sl74.50U. Fee 0\\ncr, &+4·6135 GeMral • •••••••••••••••••••••• Two. three and four bedroom townhomes. 8 models, 1 and 2 stories, enclosed double garages. decks, bal· conies, fir~places. tennis, swimming, saunas. 1 From $58,875 I s 1·1, i 4 : ANNUAL% RATE' COMPLETELY REMODELED 2-STORY WATERFRONT with private pier Clftd llip. 6232 Sierra Palos OPJ::N SAT/SUN l·S .,/ ratio; fully air-conditioned. 2 Frplcs. mmaculate condition. with all upgrades. Cooperative owner. DARLING POODLES EXCLUDED. 320 Vista Madera:S97.500 Just like new in and out -3 Bdrm, fam rm, 2 bths, lrg living rm w /brick frplc .. separate laundry rm & 800 sq. ft. of new decking. SI49,500. w /terms. SUPER SHARP 3BR, Pool. 3033 Fernhealh Ln .• C.M. OPEN S/S 1·5. $42,950 ./ Neglected 2 story, 4 bedroom. Wallctobeach, spacious living and formal dining rooms. Separate convertible den. G i g , o tic ra mil y !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ room with .-oarina coun· try Cireplacn. Separate Gt•r.. I 002 Ge•ral I 002 LOT on N. 8. only lake, 125'. Owner wiU sub· ordinate for qualified children IJ ma.,tersuites. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••.e•••••••••• Offe,. you,. tram or low down JACOBS REALTY 675-6670· 2919 Newport Blvd. comer 30th buyer. For Details Call Now I UNITED IRQURS REALTORS Secluded &rowlds. Child· safe 'treet. Be first to see it. Call~767. Ol'fN 1119•HS.fUNTOUN<l' ~THE RF.AL 1 ~_S_TAT~R SJ I JoMCwey 646-7414 Find what you want in ------~- Daily Pilot ~lass1lieds. Want Ads __ __.. __ .... DIRECTORY keep thK hClftcly dirKtory wM Y• tMS w..tiftld H Y• 90 ho.sc i..thM).· All ttM locatiot111 ll1tl'CI _.ow ore described ilt CjF'ffter detail by acl•ertbJ.MJ elMwltet-e ht today's DAILY PILOT WAHT ADS. PatrOfts showifM) OfMR ho.MS for Hie Of' rettt •• wgecl ta lists.ch h1for"'otlo" ill this column each Friday, Sotwday aftd S.ftdoy. HOUSES FOR SALE 11/J BEDROOM 5U7 Acacia. Corona del Mar (j75·6000 565.000 Sunday 1·5 2 BEDROOM 30G 33rd St.. Balboa Peninsula G73·5674 S62.000 Sat. & Sun. 11·5 177 12 Oak Tree Ln (Univ Pk) Irv G 14·1766 S49.500 Sun. 1·5 712 Malabar ([rvine Terr ) CdM fj75·3000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1()871 "B" Cod Cir .. Hunt. Bc:h. 8-12·0171 S3 1.500 Sunday 12·6 * 171 Virginia Pl. E /Side. C.M. 55H·2GGO 5'.IB.900 . Sun 1·5 313 F,. llay. Newport Bench m:~.7957 Sun 1·5 2712 Cliff Dr. <Newport lits) NB ti I l·G200 Sll 2.000 Sun. l ·:l 2 BR & FAM RM cw DEN 1-1881 Dalquis t. Irvine 752· 7315 S42.500 Sal/Sun 2·6 3 15 E. Hochcster. Costa :\Iesa 673·3663 Sun. 1·5 135 E. Wil son. Eastside, CM 546·8640 S37 .950 Sat/Sun 1·5 44-t Seville (Bal Penin) N.B. .548·1290 S87.500 Sal/Sun l O-S 107 Via Or vieto (Lido lslel NB 5 19-9658 Sl49.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 330 Morning Canyon. Shrclfs CdM 675·7225 Sl06.000 -, Sat/Sun 1·5 787 Nyes Pl.. Laguna Beach CH-1·6200 Sl89.000 SatiSun 1·5 18i22 P aseo Picasso. Irvine 752·7315 $64.950 Sun 2·6 3 BEDROOM 213 Via Dijon. Lido Isle. NB 646·3255 Sat/Sun 1·5 212 Via Quito <Lido Isle> NB 673·7491 S89.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 202.t Port Provence <HVH> NB G44·2774 S69.950 Sat/Sun 10·5 1168 Agusta St. Costa Mesa 545-3228 S45,500 Sat/Sun 603 Vis ta Bonita <Bluffs) NB 644-2404 S64.900 Sat/Sun 10·6 .5032 Paseo Dali CT.Rock) Irv 552-7500 S58.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 259 Pros pect CNpt. Shores> N.B. 556·8800 S52.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •3033 Fernheuth Ln .. Costa Mesa 646·7414 542.930 Sat/Sun 1·5 1400 Kings Rd. CliffHaven. NB 642·5200 S85.000 Sa l /Sun l ·.5 2653 Vis ta Ornada <Bluffs> N.B. ()44· 1766 S99. 750 Sun 12 .> 8 Rue Chateau Royal Big Cyn NB 644·1766 $127.500 Sun. 2·5 104 Vi a Pale rmo <Lido Isl > NB 673·7300 5107.500 Sat/Sun 2·5 428 Narcissus. Corona de! Mar 644-1766 574.000 Sun. 1·5 2351 Westminster Ave, E. C.M. 642·6368 541.000 Sat/Sun 1·6 717 Orchid, Old Corona del Mar 675-SSlf $69,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 17432 Ireland Ln .• Hunt. Bch. 847-8417 $56.500 Sat. & Sun. 12·5 21652 Saluda Cir. Huntington Bch 675·6000 S49,990 S;it/Sun t -5 20971 Charwood Lane, Hntg Beach 963-4339 541.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 28 Via Alta Vi s ta. S.L.R. Downs EM2·8235 585.000 Sat/Sun l ·S •tt40 Rue Fontainebleau. Bg Cn NB 549·8505 S135.000 Sun 1 ·5 :34 Rue Fontainebleau.BigCyn. NB s.19·8505 Sl24.500 Sun l ·5 •::!014 Barran ~a. old Blfs, NB 675·6000 SS 1.500 Sunday 1 S 1771 Hummin~bird. M.V. CM 546-5900 S79,SOO Sunday 1 ·5 3178 Alta Laguna, Laguna Sch 4&4·7518 • 12:4 .. 237 Lu Jolla. Nwpt Heights. NB 642·5200 S71.000 Sundav 1·5 420 Lugonia. Newport Shores. N.B 6-12·5200 S54.950 Sunday (2·6) 14563 Kazan (Walnut Square> Irv 552·7000 532.900 Sun. 1·5 2 101 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) NB 642·8235 Sun. 1-5 -110 Plata C Bluffs) N. B. 640·0020 Sun. 1·5 5209 Bruce Crescent Ldo Sds NB 673·2058 SSl.500 Sun 12·5 • •512 38lh St. Nwpt Island NB 649·2632 5149.500 Sun 12·5 -129 Vista Suerte (Uluffs) N.B. 673·8550 S72.500 Sun l ·S 52 1 Avenido Campo (Bluffs) N. B. (;73·8550 S79.500 Sun 1·5 2718 Shell St.. China Cove. CdM 675·7225 Sl25.000 ·Sun 1·5 461 Bolero Way. NB 646·1338 s.t5.500 Sun. only 1·5 3 BR & FAM RM or DEH 1943 Port Nelson <INH> N.B. 541·5032 S73.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 6642 Cork Dr., Huntington Beach 897-6325 S53,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1206 Essex Lane, Newport Bch 549-0812 Sat & Sun 1·5 3140 Country Club Dr. Mesa Vrd 979-3788 S79.500 Sat/Sun l ·S 15948 McDermitt. Fntn Valley :;5.i.22:38 SGG.500 Sat & Sun 1-5 606 Gary Place. Newport Hgts NB 646·2888 S74.500 Sat/Sun 1906 Pt. Wevbrid~e IHV Hms > ~B 673·2222 ·S69.500 Sun 1·5 461 Seaward <Corona Hlds ) Cd~I <.i73·6510 574.500 Sun. 1·5 315 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar 673·6510 S96.50{) Sun. 1·5 20242 So. New Britain, Hunt Bch 960·3767 S49,950 Sat & Sun ••1915 Bayside Dr, CdM 644·6397 S239,500 Sun 2·5 •4507 Tremont (Cameo Shrs ) CdM 675·5930 Sat/Sun 1·6 • • 322 62nd St. ·Newport Beach · 846·3336 Sat/Sun 12-5 1144 Carson St. Costa Mesa 548.0268 546.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 26961 Venado Dr. Madrid Msn Vjo 831·0735 S64.900 Sat & Sun 1·5 4615 Camden <Cameo Shores) CdM 673·4400 S250.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 -t07·16th Place. Costa Mesa 540-1151 S67.500 Sat !Sun 12·5 •265 Rose Ln. Eastside. C.M. f>.16·7-HI s.12.500 Sat1Sun 1·5 •9'l5 Jasmine Cir. Greenbrook. CM 540·1151 Sat/Sun 1·5 21391 Breton Lane. H.B. 848-1525 S49,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2981 Andros. Mesa Verde, CM 5484141 S46.950 ·Sun 1·5 267 Hanover. College Park, CM 546-4141 $45,950 Sun. 1·4 3000 Country Club, Mesa Verde CM ~·•141 S89,900 Sat/Sun l -4. 511 Tustin (Npt. Heights) NB 644-7862 , Sat/Sun 1-S 941 Crocus Circle. CM 546-4934 S56,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3316 Maryland, Mesa Verde, CM' 645-0003 Sat/Sun l ·S 939 Serra Way. Costa Mesa 752·1920 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2318Reather La. ewport Beach 642·5200 $109.SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 735 Balboa. Laguna Beacn 494.9473 588.500 Sat/Sun ll·1 <.1733 Cortland. Cameo Hlnds Cd~ 675·7225 S89 .SOO Sat/SOn l ·S ••111 G -Street (Bui Penln> NB 644·1766 $185,000 Sun 2·5 300 Vista Madera (Bluffs) N.B. 6"·1766 Sat/Sun 1·6 HAllOR Highlands, POOL home. 4 Bdrms.; lree Hnei.J street. Open Sal/Sun. 1:5 1936 Teresita Lane FERGUSON UALTORS 833-3121 WALK TO llACH SwilRilltlleftool Larse 3Br, 2Ba -'t'ownhome w I Pvt encl~ patio. Try 10% dn. Only$34,500 DAVID BOURKE RLTR <:;Al.L 546-9950 •1935 Sabrina Terr. Irv Ter CdM 644 -1766 Sl87.500 Sat/Sun 2·5 2627 Vista Ornada. Bluffs. NB 675·4392 S89.500 . s·un l·S ••#2 Balboa Coves. Newport Bch 645·6646 Sl32.SOO Sun 1-5 ·2983 Ceylon Dr. Mesa Verde, CM 549-8655 $59.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2823 Tabago. Mesa Verde. CM 5-19-8655 S58.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 22091 Is lander Lane. Hntg Ben 963-7011 S56.500 Sat&Sun 12·dusk 279 E. Wilson. Costa Mesa 548· 1005 S tl.900 Sat 'Sun 1·5 •4545 Tremont (Cameo Shrs) CdM 675·3000 Sun 1-5 2034 Contine nta l. Costa Mes a 546·2313 S34.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 543 Santa Ana A vc. Npt Hgts . NB 546·2313 Sat/Sun 1·5 301 Orchid, Corona del Mar 644·7211 S95.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4500 Roxbury, Cameo Shores 675·5511 $127.500 Sun 1·5 320 Seaward. Shorecliffs. N.B. 675·5511 Sll0.000 Sun 1·5 126 Master Clrcie, Costa Mesa . 675·3000 Sat/Sun 1·5 700 Cliff Dr CN pt. Heights> NB 675·3000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •4501 Roxbury. Cameo Shrs. CdM 644.-7270 Sl39.000 Sat/Sun 12·6 1114 White Sails Way, HVH. CdM · 644·0523 S96.000 Sat & Sun. 1·6 3130 Cork Ln. Costa Mesa 546·5315 549.500 Sat/Sun 121 Masters Circle, Costa Mesa 646·7171 Sun l·S 900 McKenzie. Costa Mesa 646-7171 690 Senate. Cos ta Mesa 646·7171 Sun l ·S 2906 Redwood. Mesa Verde. C.M. 752·1700 S45.750 . Sun 1-5 1845 Port )Vestbourne, HVHms. NB 675·6900 S74.900 SundaS' 1-5 81 Royal St. George. Big Cyn, NB 675·6000 S250.000 Sunday l·S 26701 La Sierra. Mission Viejo 831·1338 S81.500 Sun 1·5 3U32 Seven Seas Dr .. Lag Nig 6-10·5818 S97 ,000 Sundav 12·5 406 E. Oceanfront. Bal J;>en. NB 6-15·7221 S139.500 Sunday l ·S •237 Camellia Lane. E·Side C.M. 546·2313 Sun 1-4 10061 Cliff Dr .. Newport Beach 546·2313 Sun l -5 3278 California St .. Costa Mesa 646·7171 Sun 1·5 1707 New Hampshire, Mesa Ver CM 556·2660 $53,900 Sun 10·5 17571 Hickory Tree La, Un Pk Irv 642·5200 S63.500 Sunday 1·5 20572 Troon. Lacuesta. H.B. 968·4456 S66.500 Sun 1·5 2269 Cornell Dr. (College Pk) CM 646·88ll S44,950 Sunday 1·5 6211 Sierra Siena <Trtl Rk> Irv 838·8586 S68.500 Sun 1·5 :3206 New York Ave. Mesa Verde 545-2618 546.500 Sun 1·5 1-126 Outrigger <HV His) CdM 644·6200 Sll4.500 Sun 1·5 1735 Pt. Sheffield <HV Hms) NB 642·8235 Sun t -5 15082 Talley <The Ranch ) Jr\·. 552· 7500 $52.900 Sun. 1·5 :l.350 Nevada. Costa Mesa 545·9491 S56.000 · 4 IEDltOOM 409 Emerald Bay. Laguna Beach 498·0300 Sl39,500 Sat/Sun l..S 13921 )Jrowning St .• Tustin . 534·8201 $40,000 Sat & Sun. 1·5 •1936 Teresita. Cn, Hbor Hlds NB 833·382l Sat1Sun t·S 4714 Cortland Dr, Cam finds CdM 675·5511 SST ,500 Sun l ·S 7ll Via Lido Nord, Lido II, NB G44·7270 Sl69,000 Sun. 1·5 2467 Norse, Costa Mesa 646·7171 Snl!Sun 1·5 316 Catalina. Newport. Beach 646·7171 • Sat/Sun 1·5 2015 Diana Ln (Harbor Hlnds) NB 644 ·6200 Sat/Sun l·S Hillview Dr (0CC Purk Ave) Lag 494·7518 Sun. 12·4 •3135 Mountain View, Laguna Bch 494· 7518 Sun. 12·4 67 Montccito. Spyglass Hill. NB 6'5·6000 1188.:SOO Sund• 1·5 • • .. I .. 4 . I 1 • .w unties ~arae home wit~ pool; Irvin• Terrace, view of harbor. 1?85,00I) • . 3 BR, N'pi. Hel1ht51 Nr New S79,000 ... CANYON COMnMPOIAIY 5 Large bdrms., 3 baths, lar1e llvlnl rm. with beamed cell.;· kitchen !or • ch~f. Ms~r. bdrm. suite with frpt. Pool & Jacuzzi. OCCered at $184,500. ASIUMI 71/flo LOAM This Bayc rest 4BR, family home can be yours for a s.15,000 equity purcha•e monthly paymts. of only $391 PJt1: Completely. profess. decorated. Full price $73,900 THI COLOHY-ltYINI ~ake a look at thls·model ot aracJous hvlng. 4BR, 2 baths. Lee. patio, abundant use of red brick. This w1ll go fast at $58,500 FOi LIASl-JULY IST Turtlerook Broadmoor, 3 bdrms., 2 baths. family room. $450 Mo. UMIYUSITY PAIK S,in gle _l~v e l 3 bdr m, I atri.um I a1r-cond1tioned, custom created at $51,SOO [ rutmlN-Hf\~TIN htl) --REALTOR-- 644-7662 coaOMA DIL MA~ 24171 Las Naranjas, Lag. Niguel 499·2277 S55.900 Sun 1·5 17581 Lebanon Circ., Irvine 752-7315 S52.900 Sun 2·6 2983 Croftdon, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sun 1-5 3273 Was hington. Mesa Ver~ CM 642-5200 S44,950 S~day 1·5 16772 Summercloud, H.B. 846·5417 $52,500 Sun 11·5 4 IR & FAM RM or DIM 18911 Via Messina (Irvine) 752·0933 586,000 Sun Only 1·5 3487 San Marino Circ., CM 673·7309 S63.950 Sun. 1·5 *212 Hazel. Corona del Mar 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 120 Via Waziers (Lido Isle> NB 675·6161 $179,000 · Sat/Sun 1·5 ••815 Via Lido Soud, Ldo Is NB 675·6161 S295.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1607 Port Charles Pl, (HVH> NB 644-4374 S88,500 Sat/Sun 1·6 32281 Stonington Rd. Laguna Bch 644·4984 Sat & Sun 938 Junipero, Costa Mesa 556·6901 Sat. & Sun. 1·5 2333 Port Lerwick Pl (HVHm> NB 838-8586 S94.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 16236 Wayfarer Lane, Hunt. Bch. 842-4455 S235.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4636 Dorchester. Cameo Hlnds CdM 673-8550 589.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4800 Cortland C Cameo Hghlnds >CdM 673·8550 Sat/Sun 1-5 210 Via Cordova. Lido Island ~75-6500 Sl29.500 Sat/Sun 11·5 14171 Chagall <The Colony) Irv 644-7662 $58,500 Sun. 2·5 1635 Bluebir d Cyn Rancho Lag Lag 644-1766 $134.500 · Sat/Sun 1-5 10101 Theseus <Suburbia Pk> HB 644-4910 $59,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3860 Ocean Birch. Corona del Mar 640i-6161 SU9,900 $.Jlt /Sun 1·5 1851 Pt. Stanhope (IN Hms> N.B. 644-1766 suo.ooo Sun. 1·5 1807 To yon Ln < Baycrest > NB 644·1766 ~18.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 9Ul Madeline. Huntington Beach 752· 1920 546.900 Sat tSun 1-5 2907 Ebbtide. Corona del Mar 675·5930 Sat/Sun 1·6 •1334 Antigua Way, Dov Shrs NB 644-1766 Sl55.000 Sun. 1·6 6232 Sierra Palos. Irvine 646·7414 S74.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••333 Morning Star, Dov Shrs NB 644-1766 $295.000 Sun. i-5 •4812 Corland <Cameo Hlds) CdM 644-1766 S91.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 395 Eas t 19th St., Costa Mesa 540-3666 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••727 Bavside Dr. <Prom Bav> 642·8235 S265.000 Sat/Sun i-5 •1218 Polaris <Doyer Shores> NB 642·8235 Sl87.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2949 Cliff Dr. Nwpt Heights. NB 642·8235 5195.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••607 Bayside Dr. <Prom Bay) NB 673-3900 Sat/Sun 11·5 3500 Catamaran. HV HHls. CdM 675-6000 5105,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 302-l Java, Mesa Verde, CM 546·5990 Sl39.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••1202 E. Balboa Blvd. N.B. 675-8120 Sat & Sun 1730 Port Westbo4me Pl N.B. 644-0472 Sat/Sun t -S l ll Via Dijon, Newport Beach 646-7171 Sat /Sun 1-5 ' •2943 Rounsvel Terrace, Lag Bch 499-2277 $134 ,500 Sat/Sun l·S •1701 Marlin Way, Baycrest, NB 642·5200 S134,SOO Sunday 1·5 •1412 Lincoln La. Westcliff NB 642·5200 $122,500 Suhday 1·5 1911 Swan, Mesa Verde. CM 645·0303 Sunday 1-5 19451 Sierra Lago. Trtlrk, Irv 645·0303 Sunday 1·5 1S34 Ant11ua <Dover Shores> NB 675·2373 Sl98,500 Sun 1·5 •414 El MOdena (Npt. Hts.) N.B. 646·2414 577 .900 Sun. 1·5 121s Seacrest <HV Hls> CdM 840·5560 Sl19.SOO Sun 1·5 ••102 Llnda tale. Newport Bcb 640·1607 $194,000 Sun 1·6 21472 Lomon Tree La., Hunt Bcb &&6·8811 $72 ,000 . Sunday 1-5 19411 Sierra Chula. T. Rock Irv 552·7500 166.500 Sun. 1·5 FIOM MOUNTAINS. • • TO OCEAN ••• 01 IN IETWEEN LAii AllOWHIAD Mountain Home. 3 bedrooms 2,000 aq. ft. on 3 levels. Close to lake and clubhouse. Enjoy crackling fireplaces whispering plnes, sports and recreation in smog-free atmoaphere. AU tills and much more within 2 hours of Harbor area. F'1m1ture incl. Only $49,500. wtth on FHA assumable loan at 5%% interest. NIWPOIT IEACH Smack on the. beach! Prime East Balboa Peninsula. Charming. well-maintained, older · home. 4 bedrooms or 3 and Den. Huge, &luaed living room o verlooking wide, sandy beach, ocean and Catalina. . Lot Zoned R-t! Call on these or other properties by • llLL MMTUY · COSTAMI SA ENJOY the use of pool & recreation facilities that go wlth this 2-story 3 bdrm .. 2 bat h condo. It's in immaculate condition & ready to go for S32.500 CITY OF OIAMGI Peace & quiet can be bad in this lovely. lovely home: situated in a natural setting. It's a 4 bdrm .. 2 bath, with upirading & air-filter. S98.500 llYM Delightfully decorated & beautifully landscaped home; 3 bdrms .. 2 baths + office. with relaxing atrium view. 569.600 · 552 -7500 9f:f21 WISTCJ.IFF REALTY COM,AHY Vl519N 18124 Culver Dr., Irvine ~~eOltle•t~ntl Ler1nt a.olb101e ~ltmJa 1rvl.ne -t-'13) Wettclfff Dr. ... .,.... .... _ -..... :l'Y ''°" 6'41-7221 . .... - ----------------. 17942 Bascom <Univ. Park> Irv. SS2· 7500 S62.900 Sun. 12·3 1919 Suva Cir, Mesa Verde. C.M. 546-2313 Sun 1-5 1822 Jamaica. <Golf) Costa Mesa 546-2313 Sun 1-5 2072 Goldeneye, Mesa Verde. C.M. 546·2313 Sun 1·5 20 MUtsion Bay Dr. CdM 673·7601 S159.900 Sun 10·5 1338 Antigua. Dover Shores, NB 642-5200 Sl45.000 Sunday 1·5 •29 Carmel Bay Dr. Spygls CdM 642~8235 Sun. 1·5 •1824 Galaxy Dr. Dov Shores NB 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 •65 Montecito Dr. Spygls HI CdM 644-6200 5220,000 Sun. 1·5 1712 Port Abbey CHVHomes > NB 642·8235 $69,950 Sun. 1·5. *2719 Albatross, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sun 1·5 *9 Torrey Pines La. Big Cyn. NB 675-6000 $174.500 Suqday 1-5 649 Bolsana. Portofino. Lag Bcll 646·7711 Sun 12·5 3053 Nes tal. Laguna Beach 494· 7518 Sun. 124 1871 Swan, Cos ta Mesa 545-9491 580.950 Sun 1-5 •2301 Windward. Newport Beach 5.56-2660 Sun 1-5 1 Burning Tree. Big Canyon. NB 752-7315 5290.000 Sun 2·6 17 Cypress Point La. Big Cyn. NB 640-6161 5171.900 Sunday l·S •1805 Glenwood <Baycrest) N.B. 640·0020 Sun. 1·5 1737 Pt. Hemley. HV Homes', NB 675-6000 Sl14.500 Sun 1·5 •3071 Co untry Club Dr., Mesa Verde 557-1621 $138,500 Sun 1-5 S IEDROOM •421 LeDroit Ln. No. Laguna 644-1766 5234.000 Fri/Sat/Sun 1·5 332 Catalina. Newport Beach 675·7060 $89.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 26561 Tampico, Mission Viejo 586-1035 $79.900 Sun 12·5 S Ill & FAM RM or DEM 49 Royal St. George, Big Cyn NB 640-6161 $295.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3500 Sausalito. HarbVuHlls. CdM 644-1525 Sat/Sun 1-5 1918 Suva Cir. Mesa Verde, CM 545·8424 S92,soo• Sat/Sun l·S ••315 Evening Star Ln Dov Shr NB 644-1766 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2201 Port Harwick. H.View. N.B. 675-7225 $119.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2672 Circle Dr. Bayshores, N.B. 675·7225 Sl72.000 Sat/Sun 2·5 •••76 Linda Isle Dr. Linda 11 NB 644·4910 S395.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2327 Tustin, Newport Beach 646-3255 Sat/Sun l-5 * * •227 Canal. Nwpt Shores. NB 675 -4000 573.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1337 Gataxv. Dover Shores. NB 642-5200 G75 ·4060 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 Royal St. George. Big Cyn. NB 675-6000 S275.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2807 Cassia. Eas tbluff, NB 644·7270 591.500 . Sat/Sun 1·5 •618 Harbor hl Dr. off Bayside NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 Cherry Hills Ln. Big Cyn. NB 752·7315 $275.000 · Sun 2·6 •1907 Galatea Terr. Irv Terr. CdM 640-6161 $235.000 Sunday 1·5 1924 Santiago (Dover Shores> NB • 642-8235 Sun. 1-5 ••56 Linda Isle (Linda Isle> NB &42-k235 Sun. 11·3 •1508 Ruth Ln .• Newport Bench 642·8235 589 .500 Sun. 1·5 2036 Port Rnmsgate. Newport Bch 556-2660 $95.000 Sun 1-5 •15 Cypress Pt. (Big Cyn> N.B. 644-6200 , Sun l ·S 6 11 a f AM llM • DIM •3626 Catamaran, H. Vu. Hls, CdM 675·7225. $149.500 Sat. 1 .~ 51 ~ontecito Dr. Spyglass. CdM 644-6135 $174 ,500 Fee Sat/Sun 1·5 1149 Hamilton St, Mar. Hinds CM 646·1201 $85.000 Sat/SUn. 9-4 • CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE STUDIO. 17162 Pacific Coast Hwy #203 846-5305 S24.500 Sun 1·5 2 IEOltOOM 771 Calle Los Oliv0s, San Clemente 496·4875 S42.000 Sat/Sun 10-6 #4 Westcliff Villa. Newport Bch 646-7414. 645·2848 Sat & Sun 1·5 720 Cliff Dr.#4. Laguna Beach • 644-7270 S99.000 Sal/Sun 10-7 209 Nata <The Bluffs> Npt. Bch 64-t · 1133 Sun l: 30·5: 30 3 I EDltOOM 201-C Carriage Dr. (Santa Ana > 557-1094 S3 1.500 Sunday Only 1·4 3 IR & FAM RM M DEM 320 Vista Madera <Bluffs) N.B. 644-1133 Sat/Sun l ·S 303 Avenida Cerritos, Bluffs NB 644-1133 . Sun 1-5 •361 Monte Vista. Costa Mesa 546-2313 539.900 Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE * •611 36th Street. Npt. Beach 673-6210 Sl85.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 7352 Garfield. Huntington Beach 536·2579 Sat/Sun 1·5 721 Marguerite. CdM 675-6264 S97 ,500 2 IR & I IR 613 Poinsettia. CdM 644-6397 S74.500 511 Orchid, Corona del Mar 675-6000 589.950 Sunday 1·5 2 IEDltOOMS EACH 510 Marigold. old CdM. CdM 675-6000 S92.500 Sat.'Sun 1·5 2 IR & 3 BR 420 Cypress. Lag una Beach 675-7225 S54.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 BR & 2 BR 234-236 Cecil Place. E-Side CM 646-7711 Sun 2·5 3 IEDlOOMS EACH 521 Fernleaf. Corona del Mar 675-3000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 IR Ir PAM RM or DEM IACH 510 Avocado. Corona del Mar 644-4910 Open Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IR & 3 IR 3110 W. Ocean Front. Npt. Bch. 642·5325 Sl69.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 TOWMHOUSES FOR SALE l llDlOOM •427 Bolero. Park Lido. N. 8 . 675-4060 $43,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOME & GUEST HOUSE J llt & GUEST 31526 Monterey. L South Laguna 494-9473 Sun. 1·4 3 BR & GUEST 1401 Cliff Dr.CllffHaven, NB 642-5200 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 ' UNITS FOR SALE 6 2 11 & I IAC ... Olt 403 E. Balboa <Bal Penin> N.B. 673-3663 S225.000 Sun. l~ HOUSES FOR RENT .11•1100M 1201 Pembroke Ln. Newport Bch 642·1055 $475 Sat/Sun 11-5 I ,j ~---~ THE REAL I ES_!ATER~ HARIORVIEW 5 BDRM , two-story w/Co'rmal dining, 3 car gar , on 1,;ird acrs lot. Thil> is'easily one of Newport lieach's finest values, and it will sell quickly at a reasonable $95,000. CALL 556·2600 CSEL-EGT T"PROPERTIES OCEAHVIEW NEGLECTED FIXER Hilltop retreat with r.anoramic view. Spr- ngtime flowers enrich the hillside estate grounds with circular drive. Beautiful plateau Grecian pool in statuette aetting, step-up to loft living room, den, roman· lie fireplace, heavy beam ceilings, garde n atrium, romeo balcony. just reduced $6,500, must .sacrifice, opportunity awaits the barg arn hunter. Call stz-2535. (J4•JN '0 Q •HS fU"I •:ltt 1-(f ' [~l lff&HI, JUST LISTED! ' 2 Bdrm. Mesa Verde con· do. Private & quiet, with community pool. Near Country Club. SS3,500 associated BROtcfRS-REA ~TORS l 01'. 'W Sotbl")o bfl lttbl PAIMT AHD SAVE SACRIFICE SALE This one is hol! Needs a JjtUe fixing, but what a steal. Features 3 huge bedrooms. fo~amily/din· ing room. All built-in ap· pliances. 2 Balhs. Pride of ownership beach loca· tion. Near parks, golf course. school, shopping and beach. Only $43,950. Call now! Tomorrow will be too late. Dial 842·2535. OPfN Ill 9. II s fVN ro 8( NICE I [Rl lHMMl 1 ._ _______ , BALBOA ISLAND OPEM SAT /SUH 1-5 124 RUBY 1 Cla:.sic Island llomc I Near South bay: 2 patio:. I for great outdoor enJO>" ment! Double garagt:. l 2-stories with 3 bdrms. & 1 2 baths. S99.500 11ALllOA ISLA~O * 673-69 00 * A HOME $33,900!! This Newport Vista 3 bedroom home has an apple pie kitchen and ex· pansive living room with a massive custom stone fireplace. It's on an estate s ized yard with BACK EAST QUALITY lAND PllCll -slJl>ei· little 2 bedroom one bath with gleaming hardwood floors, plaster walls, service urea wood windows and much more: C'omp~etely remodeled _with Hfl"ftt."'9 new mcldg roof, paint. plumbing fixtures etc. Priced only $30.000. with no down VA or low down FHA terms. Vacant -hurry, 546-5880 BEST BARGAIN IM ALL CO ST A MESA -lar~e 4 bedroom, 2 bath on oversized Mesa Verde corner lot. Tenants moving, out of town owner desires immediate sale. Needs some paint and TLC but check this price .•. COllty $47,500) First time advertised. hurry!! Cal 546.5810 PRICE REDUCED TO $77,450 Sharp 4 bedrm. 3 bath. lri -level executive ho m e. Near private country cl ub. HYCJe family room. formal dining and oversized lol. Very fl exible financing. Call 54 6-5880. EASTSIDE CHARMER COMVEMIEMT TO SCHOOLS & public transportation. Spucious 3 bedroom 2 bath with lots of extras including us~d brick fireplace, co•end patio a nd garage door opener. See this new listing, won't last long!! at $.U,900. Call 540-11 5 1 RARE FIND SUPER CLE.AM AMD SHARP 4 bedroom with family room, dining, ~reakfast nook, oversized living room. firepl ace, bltns . shag carpets, vinyl floors & custom drapes. Located on ouiet street near schools and oark. Offered at $54 ,950. with assumable 5114% GI loan. Call 540-1151 NEWPORT HARBOR HGH SCHOOL -only a few blocks away from this pref erred Eastside home. Big 2 story. 3 bedroom + formal dining, breakfast nook and immense family room. Features carpets, drapes and bltns. Beautifully done inside & out. Ready to move into. Offered at $67 ,500. Call 540.115 I. ERITAGE GeMral 1002GeMt"OI 1002 HARBOR VIEW DELIGHT Large Montego model; 4 bdrms .• formal dining rm.. 1% baths. Lge. frplc .. luscious landscaping: highly upg raded. S87 .500 BIG CAM YOH Totally c harming & created for g 1·acious Ii ving. :\fonaco \l ode I - e xte n s ive ly upg radetl thruuut; 3 bdrms .. formal <lining rm .. wet bar. 3 car g arage. Premium lol'.alion on quiet c ul ·de-s ac :-.l rl'l't. o\·l'rlooking the fairway. Solid \·alue at Sl5.J.oou. BA.YCREST 111\'itcs you to the good life: Ivan Wells home on qui et street: 4 br inc:I. sep. mstr. suite. formal dining rm. w tsparkling parquet firs .. family rm. Lge pool w /amp)e deckin g. Sll9.500. BLUFFS COMDO Immaculate Carmelita model. 4 BR .• 3 baths. Beautifully walled patio view! Imma<'. condition lhruout! A great buy at S77 ,500. C. F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 EASTBLUFF CENTER ocean b rec l£'S & m inu tcs "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! to beac h. Call quick = 5-46-2313. ~--rol 1002Ge-Mrof 1002 --~~ THE R EST AT SALESftEOPLE DO YOU WANT l MORE OPPORTUNITY for growth & variety in: •Investment Soles . •Building& Development •SyndlcaUon *Exchanging CALL DISCOVERY REAL ESTATE 645·504S 411DltOOM HOMI ZOMEDFOR SMALL IUSIMESS 2 baths. Double garage ideal lo run busl~s out o( your home. Owner very anxiou:;. $36.000 OWC2nd . Call&UJ-7171. QjlfN 111 9 • I i I VJ 'o) I .. t t !Blfffll .... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' CONVEMIEMT TO EVERYTHIMG Bcaut1full y decorated former model : adjacent private golf course. Spanish 3 bdrm .. 3 baths. famil y rm .. we t bar & formal dining rm. Tennis & swim club just steps away. Only $64,500 OMA PALM LINED STREET ... is this c harming little duplex in Corona del Ma r; 1-bdrm. house witlt beamed ceil. & frptc. plus 2 bdrm. income unit. Xlnt buy at S74.SOO CAMI O SHOUS One of a kind -with elegance for good family livin ~ & ente rtaining in this 3 bdrm.. 3 bath & de n home. Sunken conve rsation area with cozy frptc. Love ly pool + a panoramic ocean view. 14-9.500 -----· ·-..?r ~-~-~·-·-·-: ----- BAY r\-r\J;J BEACH f, ,,, HlOD .. ' VJU I °( 4 I 'I BIG CANYON -CUSTOM . 5000 Sq. ft. of luxury living c~ be yours in this custom built single ·story S bedroom, 6 bath home. Located high on a hill on one o! the lelJlWst lots in Bi~ Canyon. Commanding \flew of the golf course. This is a brand new home with muny extra features including, air conditioning, inter-com, elec front •' · gate + much more. Truly a quality ;;~· built executive home thruout. Open Daily 1·5 PM, 49 Royal St. George, N.B. 640·6161. , ... THE REAL ESTATERS I •" .. l . ., ! ' ,., .. I I' •• SPYGLASS RIDGE Highly upgraded 4 bedroom, 3 bath sin gle level home. This SANDPIPER MODEL has been custom decorated and itrofessionally l~ndscaped . Magnificent patio and viewing deck. 3 car garage. ldeaUy located next to Spyglass Hills. $ll9,000. YOU OWN THE LAND. Open Daily 1-5; 3860 Ocean Birch, CdM. 640-6161 YOU CAN GIVE HER the RED CARPET treatment in this "c h a rmin g 4 bedroom, 2 ba~, RANCHO MESA home. B~autif lly decorated by DECORATOR OWNE . Formal dining and separate family too! All this for $.56,450. CALL NOW 962-4454 PENTHOUSE CONDO This spaciou s 3 bedroom, 2 bath Townhouse has everything". Rarely on the market and has ASSUMABLE loa n too! Best Huntin"gton Beach location, $35,450, CALL NOW 962·4454 HOT ONE!! J us t listed! Beautiful Rancho La Cuest a, San Miguel plan. 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, dining room, beautiful la ndscaping. WALK TO BEACH. Full price, $60,960. Call 546-4141 MR. KLEEN!!! -. ____, OPEMSUN2 .. 5 I 915 layside Dr Unusual CdM Bayfront- Shake roof, red brick & wood exter. make this 3 br, 3 ba, Contemporary home somett\lng for everyone on Newport's finest sandy swimming beach. Inside, note the quaUty materials & de- sign that make this a tru- ly outstanding home. $239,500. DUPLEX OPEN SAT2-5 61 l Poinsettia Cozy red brick frplc in this 2 br CdM cottage +a woodsy lfachelor apl. Best buy_ql SH.500. EXQUISITE VW. Dover.Shor-ff Only rarely is there · a home avail. in this prime \·iew area. Custom bit w/4 br & a tam. rm. All oversized rms w/high ceilings in th e major rms. SL Charles kitchen. $1~1500. • Call for appt, £11een..H udson, 644-0322. LaVeralums Real Estate 644-6397 GOLF! has Jived in this Mesa Verde home -3 large bedrooms, formal dinin g, large kit c h e n I f a mi ly room, beautiful r ' atrium. ASSUMABLE J<,HA LOAN of 7 1,~ + ~~. only $284./month P ITI and only 5 years old! $.56,500 is I isled price! Owne r 's h<ffC boug ht another This has it all and its on lhe private Mesa Verde Golf Course & Country Club greens. Jo'airways-Lrees & ponds at your back door. F'ormal din · ing room . Billiards sized family r oom plus a trophy room or den. Childrens wing with playroom. 4 Giant bedrooms & 4 baths. Its an exclusive at only $134,950. Call 546-2313, 1, home! Call 546-4141. ,, OPfN 111 9• II S FUN 10111 NICI ' [lllltll 1002GeMral 1002 I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN VIEW Rent one, li ve in the other ; 2 homes on 11h lots. Located in West NewporL 2 Bdrm., 2 baths with l ge . playroom, wet bar; va- <:ant & ready lo muve in ; 2 bdrm., l ba ., frplc., patio; leased at S350 per month. Call for app't. Priced at Sl35,000 •' * NEW LISTINGS * PRIME PENINSULA BAYFROMT Pier for 55 ft. yac:ht: 2-story -1 bdrm. ~10.000 21 " Ji I .... =-··· . ,. - t. l • ' .. ., . •" " ... I DUPLEX -1h BLK. TO OCEAN 3 BR. + dining-rm. + 2 lge. BR. Spacious s undcck. Good parking . :Vlus t sell! S83.0UO DAVIDSON REALTt 5801 W Coa st Hwy N B 645 • 7575 3116 Newport Blvd N B 673-9060 associated BROK EA S-A E Al TCJR S 102~ W Balboa 67 l lbbl Ha ve something-yon want lo sell? Classified ads do it well -Call NO W. 6-12-5678. GeMraf 1002GWrae 1002 GHeral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• t PENINSULA DUPLEX ONLY $57,500 ChLJrmin ~ p en insula units. Choice corner lot, walking dis tance to the beach with ample parking. R-2 zoning. These cute knotty pine units just introduced to the market. BIKE TO BEACH $59,500 This fantastic 2 story spacious home is brand new on · the market. 4 spacious bdrms, 3 baths , big family room & formal dining room. Beautifully decorat~. large yard, with huge covered patio. Don't miss U\is beach beauty . CU&...06-SAC PRIVACY $59,950 New lis ting -Beautiful -Has everything. Completely redecorated floor to ceiling. 3 oversized bdrms, 2 baths. large family room & pool table sized rumpus room . Choice Costa Mesa location. WATCH THE BOATS $79,500 Loc'ation -Location -Location. East Bay on the Peninsula. This immaculate 2 bdrm, 2 bath home could easily be converted into a great duplex. Huge soo deck. Mus t see for all of the possibilities. IEST OF GRHHIROOK 4 ·BEDROOM $56, 900 This lovely 2 year young home newly listed. Huge family room & too many upgrad es to mention. 4 large bdrms & 2 baths. Immaculate condition. T;1ke advantage of owners transfer. MlSA WOOO SPECIAL ~VA TERMS 4 bdrms & bonus room. This tastefully decorated home is just across from proposed park. Sb ort dista nce to South Coast Plaza a nd Irvine Industrial Center. Highly upgraded thruout. Bonus room Jarge enough· for pooNable. Offered at already VA appraised price of only '64,900. 545-9491 , •• DESIGNED FOR LIVING • I LEMD OF TRADITIOHAL and rontemporary in prestigious Westctiff. 4 Bedrooms, separate dlning room & m arvelous family kitchen. Large pool a nd paddle tennl~. 1412 Uncoln Lo. Mwpt IHdt Sufi 1 .. 5 RED FARM HOUSE BLOCK TO BEACH -very cute, clean duplex, centra lly located in Newport Beach. All new baths, new interiors, and great price! $59,500. DOVER SHORES IDEAL FOR LARGE FAMILY -5 bedrooms, 4 1h baths, vac·ant a nd ready to move in. complete health spa with s team s hower and indoor jacuzzi. Fresh decor. 13 37 Galaxy, Newport Beach HOMIS OP.IM 1 .. s Thi• Afternoon 4507 TREMONT OPIM ~T /SUM 1 .. 6 YOUR OWN WO,RLO that presents priv~cy, beauty & pres tige location. Spark ling pool in private patio. 3 Bdrms .• 3 baths: formal dining rm.; garden room & den. • • t 3637 E . Coast Hwy. := :.L Cotona del Mar 'li1i~ :a ~ * 675-5930. •••ral I 002 CorCNt• def Miii-I 022 ·UNIQUE IM HAllOR VIEW .. LLS -~··•••••••••••••··~··• ••••••••••••••••••••••• New listing. Sandpiper ·model1 needs VIEW ISTA1' 4 IR DuPux fixing up. See Ginny Ken~all ·at 3500 OCIAH & LIGHTS with 3 8R, 2 Ba Rent.al. Catamaran. l"'R.tl!!."'1.... South ·of Bayside Dr. "' 9 """ with beautiful natural UNIQUE ltol CORONA DEL MAR -2 -$44,900 wood textures. Only l two bedroom units, one is a darling Rustic charm abounds in yearnew. Call 644·7211 hom e; other over garage unit. Close this unique beach estate. to s hops, library. $92,500. SE:e Marilyn . Circular drive. kuge liv· Shuff at 510 Marigold. Corona del lrig room witl\, dramatic corne~ log burning Mar. fireplace'+-breathtaking MESA VCRDE UNIQUE IN BIG CANYON -l<'rench \'iew through WALL OF ~ Regency with motor court, fairway G LA s s . Gourmet /Jn NIG[L UAILl'Y & f1SSUCIATES REDUCED FOR QUICK ACTrON -custom . shows q uality. $250,000. See ~~~;nr~~inlicf:~a;!t~ -------- c01:nfortable fami,ly ho~e in frienqty Verg-ilefie-HuU-a t #81 Royal SL ma.ster suit~t~ n e1 g hb.orho~d -Even includes tree tiGeorge, Big Canyon. + childrens & guest house fo~ chtldre n . Vacant and ready UNIQUE IN BIG CANYON -Unique suites. Hurry for this on· to move in; $44,956. -tl-e-cnr and lds-cping;-"pool and sen-.-!-""~· .... · a llfetlfne ..drea 327l WashincJfon, CM s..cta,y 1 .. 5 J'acuzzi·, 4 bdrms, only $174,500: See home at a bargain price. Bring '..)'Our Imagination Nadine Crou1 at t*9 Torrey Pines & paint. Make$$$. Cati NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1 Road. ~~~8;??9.11 s 1unroiiN'<"I ' EETHEOCbH-From your front step. Walk one short block & a~h the 00..ts t-eturn a sunset. Ta~e an early morning jog on the beach. All this can be yours when you own this spacious 3 BR' Family. room home with huge master suite & low, low upkeep. Onty $95,0-00. with terms. Call 644-7211 URGE PRICE REDUCTION -owner UNIQUE IM BIG e.ANYON -~e Lou has moved from this 3 bedroom home King at #5 Royal St. George~arge, located on hill with partial ocean beautiful 5 bdrm. Priced at $275,000 view. Just one year old a nd priced for UNIQUE . IN THE BLUFFS -3 bdrm, quick sale. $71,000. open a iry, and only S54,500. See 2l7 La Jolla, N.B. Sunday 1-5 Barbara Hutchings at 2014 Barranca, . BEST BUY IN AREA VIEW OF OCEAN -freshly painted - let your imagina tion run wild with this super value. 3 Bedroorhs for $85,000. r400 Kin9s Rd. CliffHaven, MB Sun I ·5 NEWPORT SHORES DELIGHTFUL 3 BEDROOM -beamed cei lin gs, corner location, softly pa neled. J ust a short stroll to beac h. S.54,950. . 420 LU<Jonia, Mewpori Beach Sun 2-6 N.B. UNIQUE IN OLD CORONA DEL MAR -Cute duplex. needs a new dress, has g r eat potential, great income. Now S89,950. See Natalie Fogarty a t 511 Orchid. ' UNIQUE OM SPYGLASS HILL -17.000 sq. ft. lot. .1 hdrm sin~le story. near.ly new. $189.500. See l·'ran Scott at 67 :\lonlec ito. Spyg lass I lilL UNIQUE IM 0 ... 0 CORONA DEL MAR -11,-i bdrms and a s mokehouse, also, beams, frplce. big y°ard. R·2 lot at 507 Acacia. Bring S65,000. See Louise P ete rs. UNIQUE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES -- new on rrikt. 4 bdrm + bonus, backs to park. S l 14 .500 F ee. See Car ol Wilkinson at 1737 Port Hemley N.B. UNIQUE IM MESA VERDE -New listing. newer 3 bdrm, clean, across from park. See Martha Beynon at 1771 Getter al 1002 GeMral 1002 Hummingbird Drive. Cost a Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• UNIQUE IN MESA VERDE -Fairway 4 HUG HOMES 640-4050 LINDA I SLE ; exquisite 1-sty. 4 BR home on lagoon. Family rm.; slip for lge. boat. $235,000 - BA YFRONT; lovely 3 & den + m a id's. Only 8 yrs. old. On fee land. Owne r may he lp finance. $290 ,0QO bdrm, single s tory, nc\V offering c.it Si39JiQff. Eee G le n Statum. at 3024 J·a v a Road. . UHl('flUE IN HUNTINGTON BEACH -3 bdrm, La Cuesta tract, corner lot, cc.it h edr a l beams, s h utters, only $49,990. See Zoe Ann Rhodes at 21652 Saluda Circle, Huntington Beach. U,._l()UI: li()Ml:S ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA OEL MAR, 675·6000 MESA VERDE, 546-5990 • CALL US THE REAL ESTATERS Spanish Hacienda 3 BR, formal dining. sep fam rm w I frplc. Assume 7'/o. VA loan of $34,800. VA Terms 4 BR on tree-tined street /JD.NIGH nAILE r & ASSOCIATES w / lrg yard. $38,000. --D-..~-1-... -For--c-_._-- ViHa Pacific "' ~ Several 2&3 BR uni~s iri 721 arguerite, CdM. h. I · 3Br, 2 Ba & 2Br. 1 ba. t 1s popu ar community. $97,500 Call 675.6264. prices slarl at S.19.000. CALL 968-4405 45' R-2 LOT SalespeopleNceded 2 Br. dining rm, frplc, • e e S67 .ooo. 417 Orchid, CdM. SURFSIDE. RETREAT $39,900 3BR + FAMILY ROOM Hear the pounding surf! Gentle . cooJ ocean breezes a nd swayirtg palms! Secluded home town avenue lined wilh l.dwering trees! Stei>s to beach. s un und pier! Yacation l>aradise in this r<1mbling 3 bdrm, cozy 642-8565 SPYGLASS HILL Owner transfer red & anxious to sell his 4 br, 3 ba, family rm. upgraded 2 story home, Price re· duced lo Sl59,900. Call 673-7601 fam. rm . Try S3900down --------or "!"!"! Retirement forces -------- qui ck sale -Hurry! SPYG.LASS 8-17·6010. ()PIN,,, 9.• 11sIUN10HI fJl<f I RIDGE [Mftjlnl ~~::~~~i:ftt~~: Call 675-7225 SPLASH! A, J._ I lo I l0<ff I ..... I • ,&, I WESTCLIFF ; charming 3 BR home in choice loc. nr. sc:hools, parks & shops. Pool. S7 ·l .500 I 1 Swim while the gart.lener \·.\1.1 .E'\. l(E\1:1·, DOVER SHOR ES: home w /outstanding S289.500 conte mpor ary view. 4 BR. HOMES FOR. LEASE BAYCREST ; 4 Br. & pool $750 .Mo/yrly _ BAYSHORES; 4 Br home, gated a rea. Priv. beach. July $1000. Aug. $1400. !:~~!'! .......... !~~!!!:~ .......... !~~! . NEWPORT WATERFRONT Pier & 2 Slips Outrageous waterfront home. Three s p acious bedrooms. 3 baths, 2 f ireplaces, s umptuous grounds and gardens . Live on the water for on ly S132.500. CALL. Open Sunday I to 5 2 Balboa Coves REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE Ht N . ...,...,. ""'·• N~ ...... •O ·•J.4' 645-6646 ' ._,.. I ooz·G ... NI • 'ooz General I 002 General I 002 d o e s l h e w o r k . 2 1 •••••••• •• ••••••••••••• ••••••••• • • •••••••••••• Bedroom, 2 bath, lovely I I BEST IN BLUFFS x~::,k.~~~r. s••:·· Balboa Island I 006 1-l.EVEL 3 BDRM. 2 BA TH BEAUTY • • •• • •• •• •• • • •••• •• •• •• A BfflG lNTEPr-R1SES CO OPEM SUN 1-5 121 5 SEACREST Harbor View Hils i Never a 1-level to compare with this I nrly. new, c ust. e nd unit on wide, picturesque g reenbelt. Wrap-around patio. mature trees & flowe rs. $115,000 Incl. lge. prime lot. DELUXE FORMER MODEL -''D" PUN END UNIT; 1950 sq. ft.; 3 BR.,·2112 ba. 2 yr. old . Elegant quality thruout. Picturesque greenbelt setting, on quiet .cul-de-sac. Only $78,500. OPEH 1·5 515 PLAYA loffV.Paradal PANORAMIC IA Y, MIGHT LITE VIEW JUST LISTED! Elegant 2200 sq. ft. One entire fir. huge mstr. bdrm. s uite. A~other lge. BR. & a spacious conve rt. d e n . 21h Ba. No expense spared in, this 11• ~ yr. old, in soft off whites. $115,500 Incl. land. OPEH 1-5 2933 QUEDADA \ HElEN 8. DOWD REALTOR, IMC. MLS 644-0134 GeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HOME/INCOME 3 Bedroom owner's unit on Little Island with 1 bedrm apt. rented at $245. mo. T-op value at $139:500. HALPINCHIN REALTOR 2727 E . Coast Hwy. 675-4392 4 & Femity, Viey ''Showplace" Reduced To s 119,500 <FE-ELAND) Ownen anxious HASTINGS & CO. Realtors 640.5560 Eastbluff Prof'. Bldg. OPEM·Balboa llkmd HV Hills .. ChCll 111ing Ocean Bay view, large For Sale-Excellent In· Jot. 3 br, 2 ba, formal dirt vestment Propert y-rm, 2 frplcs. Mission Ule Good Income & Ap -ent r y, f am rm & preciation. k · h o OPEN HOUSEl -5:30 at e I pantry. wner SUNDr\Y,June29th $96,000. By Appl. only. 225 Agate Ave. (nr the1 _64_4_·o_52_3 _____ _ Ferry) Agt. 834·1350 Lusk Harbor View Jlills, Balboa PeninMM I 007 ~~i~i~game. ~~~~ pool, •••••••• ••••••••••••••• I ;j BA. 644 Costa Mesa I 024 OM THE POINT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nr. Channel 4 br, 3 ba. $48 950 home has 2400 sq. ft. + • . 2'f.z car gar. Only 10 yrs. 3 BDRM , Cam rm, qwel old & $127.000 value. location near South OWN ER MUST SELL. Coast Plaza. Corner Jot., MAKE OFFER! Shown lrg. back yard. HURRY~ I by appt. 2146 Mframar ~ CALL NOW Dr. 673·4224 Eves. & Wknds. 752·7315 OP&N SATcfiSUN 11~ DONALD M.llAD 2 br, 2 ba, neat as a pm! Au•cl••••·'"''°" By owner. '62,000. 306 . lardSt.,678•:;674 Condominium, lovelt 3 ---------1 large Br, 2 Ba, dbl gar. Ctiphtrwo IHch I 0 I I Pool & Clubhouse. Close ························-···················· - Bag/ronl ••••••••••• •••••••••••• to ti lores, school•, OC CtJSTOft( 2 BR, 2 BA in Coll_ege It Bua. '33,900 prime residential area. Owner. S57·28l4. Bright & c!~~Y ~!!'!'tr. 3 Ila. 3 car garage. custom jacuzzi & s mall pool. High ly upgraded. St 35.000 · P opular Monaco Model. 2 story. 3 Br. 21 :i Ba. 3 car garage. wool crpt. tile patio. S130.000 L owest priced 3 Br. 3 Ba in the Canyon . Fully landscaped. patio cover. 1 story. 3 car gurage, SJ24.500. PAUL W. BRUMFIELD ~ ASSOC. ,, ••!Ii IJ~M ; U:, [Jldw'l. t• ; _,.)'• ·~'J•I. BALBOA PENINSULA New custom 2 storv home 4 b~droom, 4 Both & Goilerv Pier for y:>cht to 60 ft. 2 storv. 2 fireoloces. werbor Ulrro mod rn kitchen Bt1outif ul view of New00<t Bov Ft:e lond $279.000 l~o•ds or closets & storaac. Walking dis·. MO DOWN TO Ym \ancc of beach. Lrg. lot, Up to $70,000. Call: BU1 fruit trees, fenced. o a· S le v e, A I t t. $52,000. Owner. 493.2190 546-8640/548·9871 or~3·M5l. E/Side·Beaul l~cpd 3BR c:._ ... ..._ 1022 H~ba, tplc. pvt patio• •••••••••••••••~••••••• fishpond. Ask'g 5't,• A.ssume si•.ooo. VA,._ SUPll SPYG&.AS5 Principals e>nly -8)' 3 Br. Poolslze view lot. Owner. &U· 17911 ~095 Prlced ri'fht. Open 1.spm Me .. Verde, 3Br Exee. Sat &t&m. Home on Beautitul COlf" !U Point&ur Dr. try Cl•b Or. L(. r.:_r J\\M, UU=-rm. bl n-t BJ O•HC'. JlOl Blue wdl .... .-.~ ......... _........, .... ..-. ................ ~ ........... .--••• Or .... ,.,,.... °"'*'' ~~ .............. --.-.-~~......, ....... ..._ ......... -......_~ •M!w. Open .......... l1S 1HOCeullbya..&rDr._ . I .. •' Mew.C .... Out • TAX CREDfT Cus tom built, ruslic wood exterior. Ul\lque uwud winning desi6'n. brick flrcplacc, vaulted ceilings, bonus r<>om. 8ullder's ll&Crirlce :ll S38.750! ! Hurry-c;,iU 645-()3(13 FOREST OLSON ... '"'"'..,.... .. FOREST OLSON It. ~/I\ llKE TO IEACH ~~~~~~~~~I Owner wUl help finance By Owner/Agt. ~UME ~A or new GI. No down 3 &t. $37 ,950. 968-7944; 64~733. this cute 3 BR Cottage. Take over VA Joan w/paymts or .OIW $248. \ Min Breezes -caress This Lovely 3 Bedroom "SEABVRG HOME'' With Family Room And Large Covered Patio Only 112 Mlle from hach _.: LIZZI REALTY CO. - Jo• LJ11I -Gay1HollrMjshead And Joal'IM Conavoy ll916 Warner Ave. Huntington Bch. CALL (714) 848·1_525 HwttilH)toa IHda I 040 ....... Oii leedl I 040 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . ~;: - / ' I ' I SEACLIFF-OQto House • SBr + bonus rm, up· graded beaut'ty, '92,500. Owner. 69!1 Lawn Haven Dr. Pb: 960-1371 ............ ct ... SAT /SUM. 12-5 Exceptional ocean view! l•---------1 4 Bdrm. home, overlook· ln1 the city & ooutline & ONLY 2 LEFT! Tbis is an opportwuty of a lifetime. Buy one°' &ho two remaining homes. Both S Bdrms, 1 or 2 story tree ishndina homes in University Park. These new & elegant homes feature ... • Family Room • 2 or 2~ Baths beautiful Mystic Ullla. Lovely garden setting wlt-h patio areas. ~ to-day at $92,500 1504 Sk~Drin LACUN°'A BEACH Dlrectlons : up Park Ave. to Skyline Dr., watch for signs. • Formal Din Rm ( 2, .... _,m sty) ~~~~~~~~~ • Upgraded plush= carpeting • Custom draperies throughout. •Sheet vinyl in kitchen *Genuine tile entrys * Prof. front landscap. ing w I sprinklers. • Cedar fencing S Br (1 sty) $50,990 3 Br (2 st.y) $54,990 PAIK ti HOMES OPEN HOUSE Saturday &Sunday l ·S '409 EM £RALO BAY 4BR, 3ba, ocean vu, nr tennis cts .. beach & pool. Mint. cond. lmme<L OC· cup upo o lenders ap· proval. $139,500 AGT. 498·0300 . DAil V Pfl.OT Sl ,000 REBATE. By owner, Madrid G7 $79,000. 180' view. 5 br, 21,'2, library W/CUBlOIO bookshelves, hm rm. _________ ._1 ceramic enlry, b;J.JC()rl), custom drps & cvui. tur cond, 2350 sq. ft, patto cover. cul-de-sac, 3 yrs. old. 686·1035. · Beaut. 2 yr Madrld-3 lir. 2 Ha, air, lrg prem tut, cov'd patio, trlr acce:.b. $64,900 Owner. 83l·<Y135 OPEHHOUSE No QuaH!ing . by taking over existing In. 3Br on Premium View Lot. Par· quel Cloors. ShuLters. lat· tice patio + moce. 26Sn Via Cuervo. Only $42,500. AIAMDOHED HOHEYMOOH $21,500 HAV .. BY OWNER 3 br, enc. paUo, 3 car gar. All up· graded. Cor. lot Prim area .$56,500.847-8417 552-9300 PORTAFIMA The Great Amencan Real t-:l>tate Co581-7070 + GUEST HOUSE MOW OML y 3 BR 0 II H Unbellevable value at -· 540·3666 $53,500 0 0US8 Turtle Rock Hllls, 4 Br, Ranch. View lot near UCI. $86.ooo by owner. 18911 Via Messina. Open Sunday Qilly 1-5. 752.0933 LAGUNA invites you to inspect their panoramic view buildlng sites overlook- ing beautifijl Laguna Bv Owncr·:.\.lake OfCer. 2 NO $2000. TAX Ht: .. 't;NU ~~" pcls ok , nr pool. ~77 ON OU H ll ESALES. \..ia Pent l~ll:.o. \ 1,llJ:. UUT OUH S ELLEltS Con~o) J\sk ~ ~8,WO. WILL GIVE YOU S2000. 581 ·7~---_ T~ ~~o .. ~!:'l{ADEO Hew~rt leach 1069 $28,500! VACANT.RENT 3BR 2BA Love nest-Now $32,950 THEN BUY! Pi·efcrred LOVE IT! reduc~~-Lovelykitch& UNBELIEVABLE .. Mesa ... location. l<'reshly Everythtng's-dorm! 'You .. kg~ .dmmg area. Ha~vest BARGAIN! t Cozy 3 br, 2 painted board & bauen just have to move in t.hls co.lors lhru-out. Be happy ba. Nestled on tree lined ---------• Beach. A"5-o finished ----------• homes. UKR4~·9:&. Glorious Views New, 4 lge. bdrm., 2· story wood & glass; ttuge family rm., frplc. A uni · que bridge spans the lov· ely lndscpd. comer lot, lo a spacious galleria en- try. It's Beautiful & Dif- ferenll Market value, S97,SOO FEAlUHE:s lHA'fYOU ••••••••~•••••"••••••• exterior. DETACHED darling 3 br. Eastside &mlove.CAL~842·937 l 11lreet. Choose your col-YOU'LL.,.VER GU EST C01"fMil'~ ...± home &. L&ve It! Can't HOT. ors in and out. Seller will IELIEVEIT! IRVfHE COVE Mag nit'ic·ent 3 bdrm. home ; elcg<1nt decor; family rm. with wet bar; gourm e t kitch e n . Separate dining rm. Lov· ely garden with pool; ocean views. $350,000 C A N 'T E(~UAL I N BAYFRO~ BUYING A NEW "'. garden! Wintling drive laist at this low price. DUTCHHAVEH pay.UuyVAor takeover Everylhii:igthatmakesa lead's to while picket Call: 642·6368NOW! ! • ..a...1& Oc~=v,.. pymnts of $179./mo. home comfortable and HOME. 2 Custom Homes HALBOA PENlNSUL.\ T EN N l S C 0 U ll T S. Exccllenl location on the OLYMPIC POOL, 3'~ Bay&only •.2 blocktotJ1e AC . PARK, COM · Oc E hho h ·• MUNJTY ACTIVITIES& ean. ac me as .. & · 1 Au.ff ~wu Under m ark et.. so tence swaying pa ms SOUTHLAMDERS We have a s PER hurry! 1 Call 898.2636, attractive went into this entry. Beamed ceiling SHARP home just for Colonial Rea1F.state. 4 bdrm .. 21f.a bath home. living r oom. Comfy BEAUTIFUL 3 br 2 ba you in prime area. Thls~~~~~~~~~~I Air-conditioning, family kitchen includefi refrig! fem. rm: frpl. Assum'. is a 3BR with separate r: room wet bar, no wax .Loads of storage & shop SV..% Heduced. $41,900. service porch. Don't BEAUTIFUL 4BR 2ba, floors, double draperies, WALK 'to THE BE~CH bdrm s • 4 baths & FROM EVERY HOMI':, Galler y, 2 fireplace:., PLUS A PRIVAT E wetbar, ultra modern .• space. Awesome 85' x Open House Sat/Sun.1-5. Delay, g.u.9371 Fashion Shore, pool patio, block wall fence ~ 160' lot! Quaint & 548-1005 __ ..;:,..;.. _______ home nr. 40 Ac, park & and more. Don't miss ~ · •curiously refreshing. See b h St pdn 1· · th. o ' U .. ~ •• to beHeve. Take advan-MESA VERDE 4 br, 3 ba. r:r~I din. ~nxi~~~~ !~~~. r!:a~~o~r:. s ' ..:- tagt!·Call fast. 752-1700. Fam. rm, 3 car gar. bought another home. 3412PECAH ' ,, •. ,.,,._ OPfN 1119•" SFIJN 10111 NrCI' Prin. only. 545-1025 OPEN Sat/Sun 1-5: 9082 OPEN SUH 1-6 nos N.CoonHwy.,loguno Pri•e Inc.on. 361 Locust; niee house. 2 units; guest apl. with view & patio. $120,000. 862 Catalina; ve ry charming 2-sty., patio; room to expa..nd. ~.500 376 Magnolia; darling cottage + studjo apt.; lge. lot. $79,500 GUARDED AREA, ARE kitchen & private pjcr. Fee land. See at 1200 J USt SOME OF THE East Balboa Blvd .. ur FEATURES YOU CAN call 675·8120 for more t.le· ST A RT ENJOYING taus. ,~j 0 3 Br + fom +54p~15 Bobbie <;i~ci.so * . ~ 494-117~ ~~:~ wner .,....., ReaJEstate IMMACULATE 48R ~ ~Ian NOW\ -------- T ii l:: "'OLLOWlNG HOMl!:S ARl-.: NOT L ISTED, THEY ARE .FOR SA LE. MAKE US A N 0 "' F E R -Y 0 U MIGllT J UST BUY ONt:! ! NEWPORT SHORES Large 2-slory 4 BR. 3 baths;. 2 sundecks, patio. Walk to beacb. tenm:.. etc. Needs TLC. prsce<l r ight at SOl,950. c..:aH CAYWOOD REAL TY , , .. ~ Dana Point 1026 by a..a...arAv 2ba, cor. lot home-Onl.> VISleN f>SIDE Attract. 3 br, fum ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~YI'& 1/8 mi. from bch. REAL ESTATE 243 La Brea; great O<.'ean view: 2 unit::. + guest apt. $115,0UO rm, 2 ba, frpl, cpts, drps, NEW DUPLEXES fr«;>m CALL AGENT a&Al.TY. bltns. c ov'd. patio. Dbl. $68,950. S6950. down. Live MOTHER NATURE for these two beautiful 552-7500 <)()(.I Gl"'""'Y' , . ..,, gar , blk wall. Nr. schls. in one, ~ent the other. * SENT* homes ... 962-5aU C tdownl Open House daily. Ownr. Ocean views. Weslbay, .. this stunning 4 bdr. 2 BY OWNER ' 4 BR & Pool . oun • 49494 7} ~olQ OJ:t> 516 Legion ; 2-sly., 3 bdrm. + 2 bdrm., 4 baths; ocean view. $115,000 * 548-1290 * '"5·''403 34121 Coast Hwy, D. P., bth home uniquely de-* * Almost gone. Pride or "" " 496-3431 corated in warm earthy A 3 Id t $69,500 Wi II buy this ownership homes w/big BY APPT. TODAY Alone or a couple'! 2BR .. SPECTACULAR VU Tennis, Pool, Jacuu 1 • Cu s tomized H VI( Some rset. Enter thru walled courtyard lo l BR, 3 BA, fam rm. billiard rm, wet bar. span. tiled kitchen, ao• -cov'd wd deck. Ownl·r. $125,000. 540·1346. Mesa Verde. 3Br, 2Ba, ----------1 tones a nd wood. Modern ppro~. Y.r. 0 vacan · family home with its views, s undecks, tiled · 4 3 2 BDRM pre. stige .2 s ty home very own Anthony Pool. tr' d ta bate FR. Golf course view. ** • , or con-living in prestige area. l eo aes an a x re . .. * 494"· 7551 •• privacy .......... SSS,900 $46,500. 545-9751. Ag nt. verlible family home. CALL now, 968-4456 w /impressive en .ranee. with diving board & lots From $88.500 Lrg. lot nicely Ids cpd ._.0 CONTEST!! 4 br · 3 ba .• lg. Fanuly rm, of decking. Has just been ---------•I Ocean Vi ew 3BR, fam EASTSIDE 3BR, huge ram rm. pool, great loc. Come see! $42,500. OPEN HOUSE Sat/Sun 1-5: 265 Rose Ln., C.M. United Bk rs. 640-7414 I t fall Boat Or trlr " lovely katch. w/brkf_ast. pai'nt••d throu"hout. Cull w wa er · Lowest pr1'ced 1·n area. b S pd '" "' N D Pol.nl _ar. te own, spac10.us J'or deta1·1,, '· aMcc~ss. &r. aki~a 1 Assume loan. High beam llv. rm w/frpl. Frml. din. ·• arsna, as ng on Y ceiling. 3 bdrm 2 bths. rm. & 20x22 game rm. RAISOR'S REALTORS t"!~eERTHA HENRY Professional landscap· Cpts. & drps. in luxurious REALTORS 492.4142 ing. Near beach. 968-4456 Park Huntington. Lg. I VIEW FOREVER SEE THESE HOMES 'OF TOMORROW rm, din rm ...... $86,500 Assume 7:\{i loan. JBR. study ...•....•••• $86,9 TODAY!!! Spac. 3BR·, formal din.", ~ Outstanding ocean fam rm ......•... $89, HARBORViewHome-lbr, EASTS IDE-Cute, clean. Fountain Valley I 034 Owner Selling-SAVE! small older 2 BR house. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 Bdr., 3 Ba, 2story, 3car R·2 lot. Fruit tre.es, •Exclusi•e Spanish gar .. many decor extras, garden . Full pnce 3 l}r. Ponderosa Park extra storage. Bike to w /concrete blk. wall. Massive heated pool in secluded yd. w/lavish pror. lndsc p g. Nr. 4523 Campus Dr .. lrvmc Campu!! Valley Shop Ctr. 1n beautiCul Mystic HHls. While waler view; 4 bdrm .. view living rm. with frplc. Pri vale patio & beautiful garde n a reas. An exceptional home at S.!12.SQl views, excitjng cont.em-· 21f.a ba, many xtra:., porary architecture, Rm/pool tbl, 4BR., ram priced to sell by owner. schools & s hopping. --------- clerestory windows, rm,ocn. vu ...... $89, Prin. only. S88,500 . .f'~cc. wood burning frplcs. Firm. 644-4314 after t> CALL8334600 $79.500. Pr in. o nly. OPEH TODAY 1-5 Owner. 835·7156 5402 AMALfl Ceramic tile in kitchens 4BR + study w/ocean pm. &'baths, quarry tile en· \ 1ew . . . ........ S92,500 ~-------S.32,500. 646~. Place home. Spanish tile beach! S54.90?.Ada1!15 & roof & rtrs. Cust cpts, Newland. 19931 Bnarly )8j6 Park glen Open Sat/Sun 12-5. 4Br 3ba. fom rm, din rm. 3 yr new, orr 17th/Whittie-r. SST,950. Bkr. 998-0508 drps . Much more ! Ln,H.B.968·9230 __ _ ~:C~·HouseSat&Sun -WALK TO l~CH OPEN HOUSE TURTLiROCK trance. custom e ntry doors. Spacious. elegant 3 u pt • u nus u a I k It . Gran'd Ononing 3 & 4 bdrm. homes; for al r i um, o cea n vu r"" 15948 McDerrnitt 554-2238 f r _o m the ~I ces t Hoon to 6 Sunday ne1gbborhood sn town. 2 Br Townhome. by FHA assumable loan, A Jt!Wel in a beaut1ru1 l>Cl ting: exquisite 3 b<lrm .. family rm. President Home, profess. decorat· ed; lge. covered patio for entertaining or just en- joying tbe VIEW. A best buy at $98,500 includ. land. Ask for Lorruine OPEN SUH l·5 ruscriminating fam1hes. . ..... · · · · · -· · · .s,!JS,000 NEWPORT VILLAS 607 fo'ONTANA-iust re· Park Ave. Estates. duced, nu rdwd + gl OPEN HOUSE SUN. Cuslom4BR.Stepc;loU1e CondominiumHom~ TRADB FOR BAYVIEW .. Exchange your house for 4 bedroom, cul-de-sac, Bay View priced at only S67 ,950. Call now, this won't last. l,,, . OPEH SAT/SUH. l-5 BEAUTIFUL PARKSIDE HOME-4BR, 2 frplcs, lrg. fam rm. $63,'SOO. at 17ZM F1ame Tree · .. n:iiill ~ h D~SCOVERY ~ff · REALTY INC. , Real Estate 645-5().15 __ 7_1_4_1_8_46 __ -_1_3_7_1 __ GIANT SIZE-Midget Hufttinc)ton 8eocJI 1040 Price; 5 Bedrooms. 2 •••••••••••,••••••••••• baths. Vacant S~le or OPEH SAT/SUH 1·5 l ease o ption . * DISCOVERY. 645-50.15 6S.J2SegoviaC1rc. Agt. Beaul POOL. Reduced Lo FANTASTIC Spanish Decor! 4 br, famil y rm , fireplace. Must See!!! CHtury21 556-6901 •IYOWMER• Spnc. 3Br, l~ ba, FP. bltns, cpts/drps. Hide-a- ~way room off Master BR. New paint in/out. J,.ush Tropical yard, fru.it trees, green house & fnc'd. Walk to all schls. Nr . So. Cst Pina . '4!),500. Open House dai- ly. 545-3228. $72,250! 4BR Francis'cn Ftns. Forml din, cul ·de· sac, Ir Cam rm. * 16901 "C ... Limelight Cite. 2BR townhouse. Will sell all terma. Up- g raded crpts & drps, POOL. Owner anxious. $36.500 * 16611 Wande rer Ln. Hun- tington Harbour-A.BR Ex· ecutive home on Island. Price includes pooltable, custom lands caping· OFFered at $89,900. almost new 3 br, sin gle owne r . Exceptionally story, adult occupied, clean , newly painted, plu s h celery crpt muchupgraded.Assume lhruout. Custom drapes, 7% VA or refinance. w/beaut coastal vu. Pri 12·4. Hillview Dr., off beach .......... $15-l.500 in Prestigious patao + lanai. 3 br + Park Ave. Westcliff area studio area, lg LR 24x32, ldeol CoUDle's Home Enjoy the Good Life oC Newport Beach nat wd panel +vltd ceil-Emerald Bay, award Call 493-2513 $42,000 to $44,000 $31,500. 16871 "8" Cod quiet cul·de·sac street. . . All for $49,950. For appt. Cir .. 842·0171. Prm.only. IRVIHE HOMES, REALTORS 552-7000 BOB PETIIT, Realtor-Owner ing. $132.000. winning 2 bdrm., l'h ba .. ---------2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths 4 4 4 G RAC EL AND -beautifully landscaped * WE KNOW * sepa rate dining area charm 2 br + Cam on R-2 home. Xlnt value. LAGUNA HIGUB. •Decorator wall to wall lot w/r m for add unit. 3 •rbly Decorated * IEST * carpetjng blks to bch, town. Lg T Of Tb w Id h •.l!:nc los ed palio or call 963·4418 or963-J69l Nr beach-3 Br, 2 Ba. frpl, ON LARGE CUL-DE-SAC 3 Bedroom. 1:1:, bath home for only $46,750. Sharp. clean. m lovely neighborhood. Den-office off master bedroom wilh private outside entrance. Screened in p<1lio. newly pai nte d . Sec to a p · preciate. if 111fi@l:m:llljfi1VJ 962·44TI (~m 546-8103 PRIVATE OCEAN ESTATE Shimmering po ol , jacuzzi, putting g reen, raised decking, shuffle board court. Park·like grounds . MAMMOTH family & billiard rm! 15"17 Master, 3 baths, roaring stone fplc . Deta iled Cape Cod architecture. ln the GO's. Bkr962-5511 dshwhr. Jg lot. $41,000. Owner. 9634339. panel LR. pitched beam 0 1Ph be teif 1°r rtomde SEA TERRACE 3BR balcony · wt au u cou yar 2''-.ba + ra m rm. ~lost ceil + Crpl, pri patio. & 1 OPEN 1-'0USE "" '' •Continuous clea nin~ 1-'0ME NEARSURF 900 poo · ' ponular 200 Plan. Xlnt ~ . R •cnUET CLUB Many lg trees. s.s.t. . SUN. 12-4. 31ls Mountain ho,..me for enterta'1n1·11" oven OpenSat&Sunl2·dusk ~ T OCl-:AN .. 'HONT w/stps v· ,.. * n errigerat or, Ice 3 BR, 2 BA , bllns, formal 13571 Esperit Way t•l pn heh, beaut S br, 4 iew. and family living. Well maker din .. lrg master suite. o-n Sat/Sun. 1-5 ua. 21 r·:., :! frpl's, beams. Cul De Sac Street planned yard with huge *3 heated swunming 1750 sq. Ct. oC prof'Jy de-Newr-~n market ! I::njoy 4 deck:.. Plus studio apt. Mou~tain vie";s-sr>erb covered patio. Close Lo pools cornteu home. Located . & f Hedone thruoul. S375,000. appointments, ge. tvmg beach and recre<1lJonal * Urapcnes . the prsvacy romanceo SPE'"l'.VU.r·•~·d+gl. • rm . & fami ly rm . facilities .S85.950. nr. everything on qwet this beautiful home. 3 v u~ .. . d 11 OPEN *Log burnrng fireplacl' cul-de-sac. Many extras. Bdrms .. 2 b<1lhs, dining br. 3 lrn. lam. Oft, pri ~lou vate sc er. LGCJUftG Niguel RJtrs. •Abundant doe.el spal·C Owner transferred. Mu st f I b · k patio. 4 decks. Lg LR HOUSE S~N. 12"4· 3053 496-4040 830-5050 with mirrored closet rm.. amt Y rm.. nc · est a I 1 op Of The sell atS56,500. 1 w pitc hed beam ce11. 1 • --·-------1 doors. frplc . D iscover t H' World. • PRIVAT E AREA · 56 22091196s~3a·n7~f~ Lane benefits & convemence panel. int. s1:"5,000. Check This One! OPEN House. Sale. rent I I 84-12 ___ of a home that has exce1>-497-171 I Rutland Rood 3 BR. 11 2 BA CONDO. tional decoraung & park LaqUfla ~och Top Of The World home or poss1 ble lease op· N I::Wl'O RT BEACH like yard, with ccwcrcd I witb great potential & a tion·23772 Hobart Bay. . 92660 Assumeo.i4•;. Pull price patio. $5S,900. You won't little TLC; priced to sell Nigue l S hores. SUN. Sales~Oalftlfi.ne-Phone Sl4,950 1u &16·5632 as is. OP EN HO USE June 29th, 12 noon to J·oo ~ be disappointed! SUN . 12·4. 3178 Alla PM. 494 ·8086/ 499·1397/ 714/64>8373 BIG AS DAVID D. CAR.I.SON Laguna. or493·8812 DlRECTIONS: 1''rom the A IARM REALTOR 833-9293 Hear Ocean *LINGO * Newport Bh·d. Frwy Majestic 2 story in best 4 Bdrm. home & duplex, REAL ESTATE s<i,ulh to 17th St.. turn left H u n ti n g t o n Be a ch TURTLEROCK ample parking. on 17th to Rutland < L ne i g hb o rhood, just HOMES , 1 I ; 3000 SQ. FT. 1h Ac. Golf block past Irvine Ave.I. blocks to the beach. Th.is OPEN SUH. 1-5 .;<::>::-course area. $94,500. By turn left :i4ths of block to elega nlly d ecorate d 19322 leaa.-.. Dr. E•STERH CHARM b} , , , ' owner. Make orrer. NEWPORT VILLAS. home offers 6 bdrms, .. _., A ~~ D 586 ·1•1·>::: n1tes &'-========:--=: Popular Plan 3; 4 White water view from . ays: ·~. i: huge family room, knd · 495 0282 formal dining room, 3 bdrms., family rm., din-this large. level hillside w s. · baths & lush landscaping ing rm., 2'h baths; 3 car lot. 5 Bedrooms, 4 baths. *UNIQUE interior decor· on ove rsized lot. Picture garage. Many upgrades. Large living. formal din-38 R 2ba family rm Hcrbor View Homes perfect at $73,~. Call Near park, tenni s ing room.1''ullbasement. ~ L ESTATE homo. Comm. pool & CARMELMOOEL 96J·S671or 556-7035. privileges. S69,950 Truly an estate. $234,000 I.. cl ub facihtic:-.. Sec Lo up· New ltsting on 3 OR,:! H.\ Wt·lton®.C. •: 1.p,rny I.I I • ' ' •• EXCLUSIVE I I Mint condition bun•'alow New on market. 2 HIGH OH A HILL 494-71518 7!5a-s~o 494·8086/ 499·1397/ or nr pool & park. P rol. $28,000 Iii 18715 PoseoPicasso 353 N. Coe••· Laguna prcciatc. S4u.SOO. Call + ram rm. Well locatt-li ~BR, '2 BA, Game Rm. on huge R-2 lot in ~hoice Bdrms., den. 2 baths; This r are find of extra -----493·8812 landl>ca ped. SH.!luo. lol.S of trees & landscap· REAL TY INC. Huntington Beach loca· ' , frplc. On cul de sac. s pace and spectacular VICTORIA * LINGO* Open Sun 1·5. 184.> Port Ing. Asking $47,950. As· 714/146-1371 lion! Don'twailtocall !! Cu s tom s hutter s, view add up to a vaJue HIGHLAHOS REAL ESTATE Westbourne aume FHA loan. Call 556-7035or963·5671. --======--1 c arpet s. drapes, packed 4 bt.'<lroom. 4''.? N 0 RT H END 0 F ---------: .... 1, ! · .. ., .; H,.t"ti"".t' t 1 •,(Jf',,.• ,, ! ,, !1 : "'~ tC' Da.n Lee & Assoc. R.E. BY OWNER 2 yr. old 3 br, Iii LANDMARK + beautiful la ndscaping & bath home in Rancho LAGUNA a nd 3 fabulous Beaut. Pacesetter, 4 BD. 673-1641 2 ba. Beaut. con~. POOL patios.$62,950 Laguna. Make a date to coastline vaew. A home courtyard entry, mt., & ----------1 lhrv<>ut. 1915 Alsuna in • Elegantly decorated & CALL TO SEE see what $134,500 will of superb workmanship r o lling v a lley vu's. HARBOR VJEWHOMt-:s 1\ttrac.48R,2BA2000sq. LaQve'staTract.$43,950. me liculo usly main-4 Bdrms., family rm .. buy. & qua lity. 2 bdrms .. Priced loat SSS,900.Arch OpenSat.Sun.12·5.J llr. •ft. hse on qulct cul·de· For appl. to see Ph: • tai:ied.Ooly3years old! diningrm .. 2 ba.Woodsy conv.den,4bathsPLUS Bay Real E s tate . Fam.Rm.Hdcd (or s alc. s ac. lncld.s Jrg mstr 642·3216 -------....---One of j.he most popular selling, with 2 ~wood 1963 So. Coast Highway a huge lower unfinished 499-2277. S73,900 1943 Port NelSQ1\. s uite. Nu cu ment ----------i 3 IDRMS s ubdivls ions in Hunt.· patios; fabuJ~ location Laguna Beach JeveJ that. makes for such ---------Ca rm e l Mod. A i.:t • • .driveway. Walk'g dist. to DUTCH HAVEN 531•500 inglon Beach! Sparkling across from park & pool. ___ •_4_94_·CYl_49_• ___ 1 great possibilities for ex-NbE~ ~U~:t"·,:l; ~ ~!·~ 541.5032. shp'g & all sch.ls. Many POOL Veterans or FHA buyers healed pool. on comer '66,950 • IRVINE COVES-Lrg pansion. $179,500. r, a, iv ., . •-------- Extras! Must. aee lo ap-3 Dedrm, 2 ba. nice cpt~. are we lcome on tbia Lot.. & Ideally priced at DAVID D. CARLSON 58R home in lovely OltEH SUNDAY ~~· !f~cJ~tki~~n;~:;2 DUPLEX .: predate. $52,950. Prine. separate laundry, 3Gx l8 great value. Ju~t a few only $51,950. call 963-5671 IULTOR lll-9293 private firea and custom 1150CORTEUrom 1 to~. Seven Seas Or.f'40-5818 Wit.h boaldock :~1ly, 2981 Teakwood, Blue Haven pool w/lots minutes from U1e beach I or556·7035. quallly tbruoul.$249,000. One of the best buys in,__________ 000 •• .,;<=;.:·:.:M..=...;:54...;.9.:....·2::..8;.;.l..,;..S. ____ 1 decking. Prof. landscap· Call before It's gone! • Anxious divorcees sale Arch Beach Height's. MltticNt Viejo 1067 $185, ing. Many extras. Sub· 96l·S6?lor556-?035. fell thru. Moat hex.we for * BEAUTJFUL Ocean Corner lot w/t.rees. a big ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEH SAT/SUH 1-5 &>. Cst Plaza. 2YO, 3br, mil t~rms. Sunset Real least money in Irvine. 4 View from this JBR 2ba patio, 3 bdrms .• family· 6 I I 36th street ,f.R, Bt,/cm pr area, blk Esiat..e, 963-8991,_ ~ves: ~ Bdrm. Phl~ bonus room, + den home·2 frplcs-diping rm .. 2 baths nnd a MODfl.S JOH!S REALTY !-wa ll , upgr d thruout, 557-8623. 21Abalha.VAappn.iled. stepstobeacb.$134,500. bigoceanvlew.$71,800. MowtorW. ••67Ull0*• 166,500. 54&r•934 •....::.:~::...:..;;..---:---1-....:....;===~---I wtJI 10 FHA/ VA. $.13.850. Call 494·8086/ 499·1397 /or DOHMA MOMDOll. ' ~Br. z Ba home. dbl ,.r. llAll IUY! lrvlH '044 Bie r. 55!-·1'80 •93·8812 llA.LTOIS at PaceSetter s 3 Br. Rnhor Vlew Homl"Z . ~3$,000 assume FHA 3Br, Pobl. Showcasei---====~---•••••••••••••••••••••••SLEEP in Ute coo& alll'l * LIH~ * 209' Sou\h Coast Hwy. -.t Ba, brick ffl'lc, for ~all!. 1~% loon. $203 rno. Nome. Newlyrcdec.7% VAC.AMT' BYOWNER A/CcomfortofU.h~ llALISTATI LaguoaUeach lanc~wuuu S75.ooo by Own"'"· ()wner/Agent649-2646 (l.I. W alk to bch. SUIJICTTO 4 Br, 2~~ Ba, Univeralt.y efcpanded nuc.r suite oft---------<714>494-1~1. IRL•• ...... 1 640·0848. 893·5584. 71/aO/o P a rk · V l l l 8 g e 1 this pror. dee. 3 BR, ram llDUCID Sl.SOO. --~:...;..:.... _____ , 7 More units wil.h up-1_;;_ _ __;, ___ _ ' ~~l~ v;~~1t:'"~~· re· Ilg hMlly.._ GI exiatln~oan payable Tow~hom~i l~F°~r rm lwnhm In Univ. Prk. L~guna . Ro11!!1e~oann ~~11:1J':~~~.;.5 graded carpels, oven· OPEH SUH.1-5 ::..uv Landluped "int· Hua.o 4...be.d.rm, 3 bath in '210. OlOnl lncludlo.c. lout on. ~a rtf: "''"' ...... ~ raA1e. ([ont landscap· 1906 Pt. Wt ..... dP.1 •. ' • ed-.~ carpe\ed. -1::,000. top area. Unique ur.· anyone can. subJttl OP~ .. Sat~. & Su~ .. l·S Simpson-Dunn Really vit>w from lant. deck. per ome .f 2 ~luxe Ina, sprinklers & rur Sharp Cannet-1Md9 ~ ---~• • -•-Captlvata"" ca• .. -ral .,._,. SS2·1800 AdulL "own·vour-own". income units, pool & • r Bdr-... , 2 baths; foml1• I Bvh..·n~r . ., .. .,1201. stairs dorm sty e ""· ·• u..,.. Red ed C'rom $56500 to " , lh yard fen cing rom '"" ~ .,, vw " ~ i h b th roof. beaae tan exterior. uc • Sec \Ir t t Y flu a rd•' Jacuzzi. 200 .eet to e "" C II I -tt rm. Ni~ pal.lo. &-duc:t'CI bedroom wt • . Enormou redtlledf111ml· $53.500.5S2.ssM7 Turtle Bro~dmo,o r olovators. otc. Now sand. ZAGROOSKY $44.9"" a saesu11~. to$6'9,SOO ~o~~:S. ~t!s~ ~~: I)' room. eixquisito ico&d TurUo Rock Broadmoor. Twnb e 4Br, 2 aba, F ~ $67,SOO. bul m.ake oHcr. REAL TOR, 494-86U 1t4:511..2444 drps tplc,2carpn&e. c•rpetlng. B&oc.k wall ft Popular UJ plan. 4 Br, ·~2708 $?O,OOO. P · Rea Hor . 673-6621 By Owner new aptt· By Owner, Madrd Walk to all tcfloola 1 I• n er o u 1 P •Li 0 • Hll ba, cuat pool , ------~--anytlm '· tacular view~ oYer f19.900. 180' v\d. $Br. shope. park and beach. A1t.onish~ ..:!~ :C~~ JandscapinJC, d.r;ps. ex· LI .. • hecla t 041 2600 s.F. 3 Br, 2 ~~ ba, 2 II\ Ba, library w/cw&om Asaume loan. S45,000. ~un~~ 89'1-03%1 LenslNe decoraun1. By ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• DIVOICI fJ?. wot bar. all elec. bookthe lve , fam rm, CallloseelBkrS36-88.'M on. •----... • Owner,$73,500.833-2159 BYOWNER2br+atudlo Promine nt doctor will b1llins, micro ••Ye It ceramic enlr)', ~· <= .::: ..... FR ...... 2 b Oceanvlew 2 s acrtflcc brond new compactor, ltt\'iet euetocn drpt1 ._..Mr 8)' owne-r, acl'OllSlteet to Two. Story ... .,Ill • ·• .n;n, ;a . ~ • 1110,000 oetun vlew. :I room, gutters • more. cood, 2,850 aqft, paUo _,each, Studio Condo. tll\ered air. Priva.cy.! de~lcs. Open 1'5 ~t & l\rch Bay Homa. Make -.oeo. SM at. a» Al\e eovw, cul ca. aw, a >"'I • P .C .H . le Warner. set,000·$2,000 Rebate. Sun. 929 Tia Juao1 , ofl••r.8ro'"er,644-t984 , ........ a.04·1122. old.-.icm ~,JOO. Me-6305 15051 EcceJst()M. St3-H20or•90-m3 .. • --..- • • • II I ,, i. H • .. , I , .. •" " .. . ' • ,. '. ) '( 1 , II& CANYON -CUSTOM . SOM Sq. n. of luxury living can be yours in this custom buJJt single story 5 bedroom, 6 ba th home. Located high on a hill on one of the lnrgest lots In Big Canyon. Commanding view of the golf <.'Ourse. This is u brund ne w home with many cxtru features including, air conditioning, inter-com, elec front gate + much more. Truly a quaUty built executive home thruout. Open Daily 1·5 PM, 49 Royal St. George, N.B. 640-6161. SPYGLASS RIDGE . 1 l.ighly upg r aded 4 bedroom , 3 bath sing le level home. This SANDPIPER MODEL has been custoJTI decora ted a nd profess io na lly landscape d . Magnificeflt pa tio and viewing deck. 3 car garage. Ideally located next to Spyglass Hills. $119,000. YOU OWN T HE LAN D. Open Da ily 1-5; 3860 Ocean Birch, CdM. 640.6161 YOU CAN GIVE HER the R E D CA R PET treatment in this 'c h a rmin g 4 bed r oo m , 2 b a tb , RANC HO MESA home. Beautifully decor ated by D ECOHATOR OWNER. Forma l dining and sepa rate family too! All this for $56,450. CALL NOW 962-4454 PENTHOUSE CONDO This s pacio us 3 bedroom . 2 bath Townhouse has cverytl'!ing. Rarely on the m a rket and has ASSU MABLE loa n too ! Best Huntington Be ach location, $35.450, CALL NOW 962-4454 HOT ONE!! Jus t lis t ed ! Beautiful R ancho La Cuesta, San Miguel plan. 4 Bedrooms, 3 ba ths, fa mily room , dining room, beauti f ul la ndscaping. WAL K TO BEAC ll. Full price, SG0,960. Call 546-414 1 MR. KLEEN!!! has li ved in this Mesa Verde home -3 large bedrooms. formal d ining, la rge kitc h e n /fa m ily r oom . beautiful atrium. ASSUMABLE FHA LOAN of 71 '1 + 1 ~1 . only S284./month PITI and only 5 yea rs o ld! S.56,500 is liste d price! Owne r 's ha\'c bought another home! Call 54G--ll4l. 1002GeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DICORATOll-$ HO .. Juat listed. Be.uUCulb' a ppointed 3 bedroom c ondominium w l lh s pa ci ous m as t e r bedroom ulte. Near poot and ~hopp ng. Lot. ot pri vacy. Low m oln· t c nan ce du es u od lcrui~holtJ. Priced to sell at SGll.500. Call 67US50. CJP(N Ill Y •II) IU~ 101U NICI' THE tfrAi' ESTATERS --~ O .. EH SUM2-5 191 5 loysJcM Dr Unusual CdM Bayfronl· Shake roor. red brick & wood exter. make Uus :! br, 3 ba Contempo.rury h ome som ettiing for everyone on Newport's finest u ndy 9Wimmlb~ beach. Jnside, note the quality materials & de- sign that make this a tru· ly outs ta nding ho me. $239,500. ou,.LEX O,.EH SAT 2-5, 613 ,.olnsettia Cozy red brick frplc in this 2 br Cd M c'Ottagc + a woodsy bachelor upt . Best buy a t $74,500. EXQUISITE vw_ Do••r·Shores Only rarely is there a home avail. in this prime view area. Custom bit w /4 br & a ram. rm. All overs ized rms w/hi gh ceilings in the m ajor r ms. SL Charles kitchen. Sl99,500. · Call for appl, Eileen.Hudson. 644·0322. LaVualums Real Estat• 644-6397 GOLF! This has it all and its on the private Mesa Verde Golf Course & Country Club greens. Fairways- trees & ponds at your back door. Formal din· ing room. Billiards sized fa mil y r oom p lus a trophy roo m or den. Chi ld re ns wing with playroo·m . 4 Giant bedrooms & 4 baths . Its a n exc lusive at only $134.950. Call 540-23L3. OPfN fl! 9 • II S FUN 10 Ill NI(/ I THE REAL ESTATERS 1 f/,1,,0an.11Reaft11 pred~n~ DESIGNED FOR LIVING A ILEHD OF TRADITIONAL and -contem por ar y in prestigious Westcliff. 4 Bedrooms , separate dining room & marvelous family kitchen. Large pool and paddle te nnis . 1412 Linc• La. Hwpt8"ch Sun 1-S RED FARM HOUSE ILOCK TO IEACH -very cute, clean duplex, centrally located in Newport Beach . All new baths, new interiors, and great prlce ! $59,500. DOVER SHORES IDEAL FOR LARGE FAMILY -5 bedroom s, 4 11.! ba ths, vacant and ready to m ove in. Complete hea.Uh spa with s team shower a nd indoor j Aeuzzi. Fresh d ecor. 1337 Galaxy, H•wport e.och MESA VERDE REDUCED FOR QUICK ACTION comfortable family home in frienqly neig!lborhood_ Even includes tree house for children. Vacant and r eady to move in. $44,950. · 3273 Washington, CJ-4 5-day 1-5 NEWPORT HEIGHTS LARGE PRICE aEDUCTIOH -owne r has m oved from th.is 3 bedroom ho m e located o n hill with partia l ocean view. Just one year old and priced for quick sale. $71.000. 237 La Jolla, H.B. Sunday 1-5 BEST BUY IN AREA VIEW OF OCEAN -freshly pa inted - let your imagina tion.run wild with this super value. 3 Bedrooms for ~.000. r400 Kinc)s Rd. CliffHaven, HI Sun 1-5 NEWPORT SHORES DELIGHTFUL 3 BEDROOM -bea med ceilin gs, corne r location , softl y pane led . J ust a short stroll to beach. $.54,950. . 420 LUCJonia, Newport Beach Sun 2-6 642-5200. 675-4060 * NEW LISTINGS * OCE.AHYIEW Rent one, Jive in the other; 2 homes on l'h lots. Localed in West Newpo rt. 2 Bdrm., 2 balh:. wit h l ge playroom, wet bar, 'a· canl & ready to mO\ e an ; 2 bdrm., J ba., frplc . patio; leased at $350 per month. Call ror app't. Priced at SJ35,000 Ge.ral too2 G.....-at 1002 PRIME PENINSULA BAYFRONT Pier !oi· 55 ft . yacht; ~·s tory I bdrnL 2· ~lU.000 I 1 ., .., . . .. . ,. , ' . " . ;tt I • I DUPLEX -112 BLK. TO OCEAN 3 BR. + clinin l-{ rm. + 2 lge. BR. Spacious s undeck. Good parking. :\1ust sell! S83.000 DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Comt Hwy N B 645 • 7575 3116 Newport Blvd NB 673-9060 associated BROKER S-11£ALT8RS l O]', W Balboa b1 1 Jb b ; Have something you want to sell? Classified ads do it well -Call NOW. 642-5678 .. IOOiGeM..al 1002 Getteral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , PENINSULA DUPLEX OHL Y $57,500 Cha rm in ~ peninsula uni ls. Choice corner lot, walkinJ.{ distance lo lhc beach \Vi th ample pa rking. H-2 zoni n~. These cule knotty pine units j us t int ro<.lucccl to the market. BIKE TO BEACH $59,500 TI1is fantastic 2 story spacious b orne is b rand new on · the m arke t. 4 spacious bdrms, 3 baths, big family room & form al dining room . Beautifully decorat~. la rge yard, with huge covered pa tio. Don 't miss U\is beach beauty . CUL-DE-SAC PRIVACY $59,950 Ne w lis ting -Beautiful -H as ever y thing. Completely redecor ated floor to ceiling. 3 overs ized lx:Jrms, 2 baths . large family room & pool ta ble s ized r um pus room . Choice Cost a Mesa location. WATCH THE IOATS $79,500 Location -Location -Location. East Bay on the Penins ula. This immacula te 2 bdrm, 2 bath home could easily be converted into a g reat duplex. Huge soo deck. Must sec fo r all of the possibilities. IEST OF GRHNIROOK 4 BEDROOM $56, 900 This lovely 2 year young home newly listed. Huge family r oom & too many upg r ades to mention. 4 la rge bdrms & 2 baths. Immaculate condition. Take advantage of owners trans fer. MESA WOOD Sf'ECIAL FHA·VA TERMS 4 bdrms & bonus r oom . This tastefully decorated home is just ac ross from proposed park. Short dist ance to South Coast Plaza and Irvine Indus trial Center. Highly upgraded thruout. Bonus room large enough · for pool table . Orf e r ed at already VA appraised price of only $84,900. 545-9491 ' ' ............................................. HUG HOMES 640-4050 LINDA ISLE; exquisite 1-sty. 4 BR home on l agoon. Family rm.; slip for lge. boat. $235,000 - BAYFRONT ; lovely 3 & den + maid's. Only 8 yrs. old. On fee land. Owne r m ay help finance. $290,000 Wl.,;STCLl F F ; cha rrrtlng 3 BR home in choice loc. n r. schools, parks & shops. Pool. S7·L500 DOVEH S HOR1':S: contemporary home w /outstanding view. 4 BH. $289,500 HOMES FOR-LEASE BAYC REST ; 4 Br. & pool $750 Mo/yrly _ BAYSHORES; 4 Br home, gated area. Priv. beach. July $1000. Aug. $1400. G1Mral 10021G.....-al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• · NEWPORT WATERFRONT Pier & 2 Slips Outrageous waterfront home. Three s pacious be drooms, 3 ba ths, 2 fireplaces, s umptuous grounds a nd g ardens. Llve on the w ater for only $132.500. CALL. Open Sunday I to 5 2 Balboa Coves REAL ESTATE. BROKERAGE JM N .......... ~., ~ .._.,, 641·4 .. 4' 645-6646 . BIG CANYON Bright & cheery 1 s tory. 3 Hr. 3 Ba. 3 car gar age. c ustom jacuzzi & s mall pool. Highly upg raded. $135.000 Popula r Mon11co :Modcl."'2-story;-3 Br. 212 Ba. 3 car garage. wool crpt. t ile patio. $130.000 l.owcst p riced 3 Br. 3 Ba in t he Canyon . Fully landsca ped , pa tio cover. 1 s tory. 3 car garage. 5124 .500. PAUL W. BRUMFIELO ~ ASSOC. -~ ,.11 ~ 1.,\r..'. lJ:, r);,r • l :. ·, ~J ! . J '. -~- HOMIS O,.EH 1-5 TWs AftentOCMt UHIQUI IH HAltlOR VIEW HILLS New lis ting. Sandpiper modelt needs fixing up. See Ginny Kendall· at 3500 Catama ra n . UNIQUE IH CORONA DEL MAR -2 two bedroom units, one is a darlin~ hom e; othe r ove r garage unit. Close to shops, libra ry. $92,500. See Marilyn Shuff at 510 Marigold, Corona de l Ma r: UNIQUE IH BIG CANYON -F rench Regency with motor court, fairway c ustom, shows quaJity, $250,000. See Ver gile n e Hull a t #81 Royal St. Geor ge, Big Canyon. UHIQUE IH llG CANYON -Unique d ecor a nd ldscping, pool and sep. jacuzzi, 4 bdrms . only $174,SOOi See Nadine Cr oul a t #9 Torrey Pines Road. UNIQUE IH BIG CANYON -See Lou King at lt5 Royal St. George. Large, beautiful 5 bdr m . P riced at $275,000 UNIQUE IM THE BLUFFS -3 bdrm, o pe n a iry , a nd only $54,500. See Ba rbar a Hutchings at 2014 Ba rra nca, N.B. UNIQUE IN OLD CORONA DEL MAR -Cut e duplex. needs a new dress, has g reat potential, great income. Now S89,950. See Nat alie Fogarty a t 511 Orc hid. ' UMIQUE OH SPYGLASS HILL -17.000 sq. fl. lot. I bdrm ~in ~le stor~·. near.l.v Jll'W. ~18!).500. See l"run Scott at (ii :\lnntedto. Spyglass Hill. UNIQUE IM Ot.D CORONA DEL MAR -l 1ri bdrms a nd a smokehouse, a lso, bea ms. frplce, big yard. R-2 lot at 507 Acacia. Br ing $65,000. See Loui se Peters. UNIQUE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES - new on mkt. i bdrm + bonus, backs to pa rk . $1 1-1 .500 l·~ce. See Car ol \.\ii lkinson a t 1737 Port He mley N.B. UNIQUE IH MESA VERDE -New lis ting. ne \ver 3 bdrm, clean, across from park. See ~Iartha Beynon at 1771 I lu mmingbi rd Dr ive. Costa Mesa UNIQUE IN MESA VERDE -Fairwc.iy -t bdrm. s ingle story. ne\V offering at $139,600. See Gle n Statum at 3024 J av<1 Hoad. . UNIQUE IH HUNTIHGlOH BEACH -3 bdr m , La Cuesta tract, corner lot. cathedra l bea ms, s hutters, only ~9.990 . See Zoe Ann Rhodes at 21652 Saluda Circle, Huntington Be ach. ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTA TE MARKET WITH THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE. 546-5990 • CALL US I Ylew!! View!! View!! 2907 Blt101 OPIM SAT /SUH 1-6 A magnificent Contemporary home with ''a personality all Its own''-·t Bdrms., 3 baths: formal dining rm. plus family room . Delightful garden & poolsized ynrd. 4507 TREMONT OHM ~T/SUH 1-6 YOUR OWN WORLD that prei:;enls privacy, beauty & prt!slige location. S pa rkling pool in p1·i vate patio. 3 Bdrms., 3 baths; formal dining rm.; gal'den room & den. 'li l,•;Ji.Q ~~fo~~~.~~:.Y· I 002 Corolla de& Mat I 022 ~····················· ....•.•................ VIEWISTATI OCIAH & UGHTS IARGAIH "$44,900 Rustic charm abounds in lhis unjque beach estate. Circular drive. Huge Liv· 41RDUNX with 3 BR, 2 Ba Rent.al. South of Bayside Dr. with beautiful natural wood t extures. Only l year new. Call 644·7211 /Jn NIGEL uAILl Y & ASSOCIATES Ing room with dramatic co rnc~ log b urnin g firepl01ce + breathtaking view through WAL.I. OF liL ASS . Gourm ·e t kilchc n & dine. Separate w in g ro r tl ideaway -------- master sui te with a view + childre ns & guesl ::.uites. Hurry for this on. ce in a lifetime dream home al a bargain price. Bring .Your Imagination & paint. Make SSS. Ca ll 963·788 1. Spanish Hacienda 3 BR, formal duung, sep ram rm w/ frpk. Assume 7~o VA loan ol S34,800. VA T•rms 4 8 H on tree· lined street /Jn NIGEL OAILE't & ASSOCIATES w / lrg yard. $38,000. --D ....... u-~-1 ... - 1 -For--Sale--- Villa Pacific "' Severa l 2&3 HR units in 721 rw arguerite, CdM. th is popular community, 3Br. 2 Ba & 28r, 1 ba. pri<.-cs !>larl al $39.000. ~97 ,500 Call 675-6264. CALL 968-4405 45' R-2 LOT SURFSIDE RETREAT $39,900 38R + FAMILY ROOM Hear the pounchng surf! Gentll'. l'OOJ ocean brCcLC!> Ullll !>\\Uy llt j.! palm::.! Scclu<JcJ homl· ll)Wn l.l\'l't\U e l111e<.I Wtlh wwenng tree!>! Step:. Lu beach. sun und pi t>r ! \'acatwn paradise in thtl> r ambling 3 Udrm, coz} 2 Br. dining r m, frplc, 567,000. 417 Orchid, CdM. 642·8565 SPYGLASS HILL Owner tra nsferred & anxious to sell his 4 br, 3 ba, family r m. upgraded 2 s tory home. Price re- duced to Sl59,900. Call 673·7601 fam. rrn. Try :>3000 down1--------• or ~·!·! Het1rcmentforces -------- q uick s ale -Hurry! SPYG°LASS IWHlOlO. Ol'tN flj 9 •11 s IUN IOIH f/1(1 ' RIDGE SPLASH! Pool. view and 4 bdrm family room home. Com· biJJ a lio n h a r d-t o- beat.Open Sal/Sun 1·5. Call 6 75-7225 •, <.J\' .. •,.,,,I' .... I I ,a,,1 1 1 Swim while the gardener \·.\I Jl .E). Gftlttal I 002 Ge.ral I 002 d o e s t h e w o r k . 2 HE \LI'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hedroom. 2 bath. lovely Condo. O nly ~19,!150 . A Bf PG E,._TEPPl'11SES CO BEST IN BLUFFS I-LEVEL 3 BDRM. 2 BATH BEAUTY ~ever a 1-level to compa re with this nrly. new, c ust . end unit on wide. picturesque greenbelt. Wrap.around patio, m ature trees & flowers. $U 5,000 Inc l. lge. prime Jot. DELUXE FORMER MODEL -"D" Pl.AH END UNIT; 1950 sq. ft.; 3 BR.; 2V2 ba. 2 yr. old. E legant quality thruout. Pictures que g r eenbelt setting, on quiet.cul-de-sac. Only $78,500. OPEN 1·5 515 PLAYA loffV.ParadaJ PANORAMIC IA Y, HIGHT LITE YIEW J UST LIST E D! Elegant 2200 sq. ft. One entire fir. huge mstr. bdrm. suite. AJ!othe r lge. BR. & a s pacio u s convert. d en . 21 :.i Ba . No expense s pared in. this 11 :? yr. old, in soft off whiles. $115,500 Incl. land. OPEH 1-5 · Z933 QUEDADA HElEN B. DOWD REALTOR. IMC. MLS 644-0134 I 1002G....,... 1002 ···········································~·· /Jag/ront BALBOA P8'11NSULA Nt:w custom 2 s•orv home 4 b~droom, 4 Both & Go'lerv P*-i.oi.-¥ ht~tt. 2 ~torv. 2 fireoloces. weib.::lr Ulrro mod!trn ki che'.'l Beautiful v;ew of New(X)(I B.::iv Ft:~ Lond $279,00Q OP.IN HOUSI THIS WIBIHD 1202 IAST IALIOA ILVD •• 67MIJO Agent 839·8321. ) Balboa lslaftd 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOME/INCOME 3 Bedroom owner's unit on Lillie Island with l bedrm a pt. rented at $245. mo. Top value at $139;500. HALPIHCHIH REALTOR 2727 E . Coast Hwy. 675·4392 OPE~ SUN 1-5 121 5 SEACREST Harbor Vt.w Hil1 4 & Family, Yi•Y "Showploc•" R•duc.dTo $t-t9";500 <F E E LAND) OwneN anxious HASTIMGS & CO. Realtors 640-5560 ~~ff Prof. Bldg. P B HV Hills·CharmincJ 0 EH-alboo Island Ocean Bay view, large For Sale-Excellent In· lot. 3 br, 2 ba, formal din vestme nt P roperly -rm, 2 frplcs. Mission Ule Good Income & Ap-e nt ry, r a m rm & preciation, OPEN llOUS1.:l·5:30 k1tch1pantry. Owne r SUN DAY.Junc29th S9G,OOO. By Appl. only. 225 Ag~le Ave. <nr the _64_4_·0_5_23 _____ .... 1-'erry > Agl. 83-t-1350 Lus k Harbor View JIJllB, lalboa ,.ettiMUla 1007 Hurlingamc. View, pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 BH, 3 BA. 644·1525 OMTHEPOIMT Nr. Channel 4 br, 3 bn. home has 2400 sq. fl. + 2 1 ~ car gar. Only 10 yrs. old & Sl27.000 value . OWNER MUST SELL. MAK E OFFER! Shown by appl. 2146 Mirama r Dr. 673·4224 Eves. & Wknds. Costa Mesa 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $48,950 3 BDRM , fam rm. quiel locat ion near Sout h Coast P laza. Corner lot, lrg. back ard. HURRY~ 1 ~ CALLNOW I e-/. 752. 7315 OPEN SAT &SUN 11·5 DONALD M. BIRO 2 br, 2 ba, neat as a pin! Astocloto1.tt .. 1ton By owner . $62,000. 306 Jard St., 673-5674 Condom lnl um, lovely J large Br, 2 Ba, dbl gar. Pool & Clubhouse. Close to stores. schools, OC Coll~ge & Bus. $33,900 Owner. SS7-2814. C .. stNM IHch I 011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CUSTOM 2 BR, 2 BA in prime fcsldt nlial area. Loads of closet s & -------- storaa e. Wa lkina dis· HO DOWMTOVm lance of beach. Lrg. lot, Up lo $'70,000. CIJI: 8l11 lrult trees, fenced . or S t e v e, A g t a. $S2,000. Owner. 4~2190 S46-8640/S48·9871 or 493·~L E/ ide -Beaut ldscpd3i.R Con.• de& Mar. 1022 l "iaba, fplc, pvt paUo • •••••••••••••••~••••••• fishpond. Ask'g $U.-Assume $24,000. VA flll, SU .. IR S .. YGLASS Princ ip a ls o nly.By 3 Br. Poolslu•,1 •w lot. Owner. &U-J791 /63J.Oll$ Priced n aht. Open l~pm Sat&Sun. •n Point !lar Dr. Mesa Verde, 3Br Exte. Home on Be11uUCul Couit- lrY Clab Dr. LJ. Fllt 2&.tbtl , Utll rm. bll Jdf walk ao HIUa, .-. OWDMJM--3140 COUntrY Club Dr. GIANT (lD MANSION ffuae tree shaded estate on private street.. Old -----------• fa~hioncd formal entry 111111111---~---•I h1111. Windlne wood ban· nlll!ter stalrc4&SO. 4 Pon. Mew..CloMOut TAX CREDIT Cus tom built, rustic wood exterior. Uniqu1t a ward winn1ng de:1ign, brick fireplace, vuulted ceilings, bonus room. Builder's ncrlrlce :.t S38,750! ! Hurry-call iw.s.0393 FOREST OLSON ... ""'"~·· derosa bedrooms, includ· i ng hldo;away master, ban9uct dlnlng room, family room, country kitche n , plus separutc guest room. A.,palilornla orl g In u I ·hurry-ca ll 645·0303 FOREST OLSON ... ~re-\ llKE TO IEACH ~~~~~~~~~~! Owner will help finance Utis culo 3 BR Cot.tage. Take over VA loan w/pay mts of .on.b' $248. By Owner/Agt. ASSUME 'VA or new GI. No down 3 Sr. $37 ,950. tt68·7944 ; 645-9733. Ocail Breues -caress T his Lovely 3 Bedroom "SEABURG HOME" Wlth Family Room And Large Covered Patio Only 11J Mlle frOm hoch llorYow ... 1diew SAT /SUM. I J.5 Except OM11l occ<an viuw ! 1----------1 4 Bdrm. home, overlOOk· Ing the city & <.'0&51.line & -LIZZI REALTY CO. - Jot. Ll11I -Gay Hollngshead And JoanM COHvay fi!H~ Warner Ave. Huntington Bch. CALL (714) 848·l52S HuntialC)t• leach I 040 tt.tilMjtOll leach I 040 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rea!Estate byMINAY SEACLIFF·()peo House. SBr + bonus rm, up~ graded beaut'Jy, '8'l,500. Owner. 69!1 Lawn Haven Dr. Ph: 960-1371 ONLY 2 LEFT! beautiful Mysllc Ilills. Thi¥ Is an oppOrttmllf of 14'>VOI¥ garden aelting 1 lifetime. al4Y one ol th~ with Plllio areas. Sec to-1.~o l'tmolnin~ homes. day at S92•500 Both 3 Bdrms, 1 or ll 1504 Skvtille Drive s tory tree atandina LACUN"ABEACH hom es In Unlvera\ty Direction~: up Park Ave. Park. 'l'hese new & to Skyline Dr., watch for elegant homes feature... sigolS. • Family Room • 2 or 2'1'.1 Baths ~ • Formal Din Rm ( 2 sty) • Upgraded plu s h~~~~~~~~~ carpeting • Custom drape ries throughout . *Sheet vinyl in kite.hen •Genuine tile ent.rys * Prof. front. landscap- ing w I sprinklers. * Cedar fencing 3 Br (1 s ly) $50.!1.JO 3 Br (2 s ly) $54,990 OPEH HOUSE Saturday &Sunday 1·5 409EMERALDBAY 4.BR, 3ba, ocean vu, or teMis els .• beach & pool. Mint cond. lmmed. oc· c up upon lenders ap· proval. $139,500 AGT. 498.()'J()() • P All< II HOMES 55Z·9l00 AIAMDOMED HOHEYMOOH PORT ARMA BY OWNER 3 br, enc. patio, 3 car garol. All up.. graded. Cor. 1 . Prim area. $56,500. 847-8417 I Sl,000 REBATE. Uy owner , Madrid 67 . $79,000. UIO' view. 5 lll', 2·~. librury W/CUJlOlh bookshelves, Cum rm, ceramic e ntry, balcony, custom drvs & cpts. air cond, 2850 sq. ft, pal1u cover. c ul·de·sac, 3 ) rs. old. 586-1035. · ---------Beaut, 2 yr Madrid-3 Br.~ 8a, air, lrg prem lol, oov'd patio, trlr a<"ce~. $64,900 Owne r. 831-CT135 OPEN HOUSE No QualifinJ: by lakinJ: over existing ln. 3Br on Premium View Lot. Par- quet noors. Shutters. lat· lice patio + more. 265n Via Cue rvo. Only $42,500. The Great American Heal 1<:stale <..:o581-7u7u $21,500 HAVIM LAGUNA + GUEST HOUSE NOW OML y 3 BR Doll House· Turtle Rock Hills. 4 Br, invites you to inspect 540·3666 $53,500 Ra nc h. View lot near their panoraroic view Unbelievable value at _ 30 R 28A Love n""'l·Now 512,950 UCI. $86,000 by owner. b 'ld' 't erlook noc:So ,. l H L , $28,5001 VACANT.RENT o ""' w 1ng s1 es ov · ...,., . ..,s wy, a.,:ui.a THEN BUY! J>rcferrcd LOVE IT! reduced. Lovely kitch & UNBELIEVABLE ~~;Ja~i~n~~~s.2-~n lng beautift.11 Laguna Phone 49 .. 0731 Uv Owner-Make Offor 2 NO $2000. TAX HEFIJ~U ~~· J>el!S uk, nr µool. 7tiU77 ON O U ll ltESALES. \ia Pera L~h~u .• \1,11•1~ BUT OU ll S1':LL~HS Con~o I ih k g ~2~ .. No. WI LL GIVE YOU $2000. S81·720'J ___ • Mesa location. l''reshly Everylhing's done! You lrg. dining area. Harvest BARGAIN!! Cozy 3 br, 2 Beach . Also finis hed pain red board & batten justtaave-r<J"lllove-tirthis co.lors..lb.r.u.-oul. Be WulPY ba.~ ~Ued-on ""'ee..JJ·inetlhi_________ homes .11Kll!l.lJU1388. - ---Glorious Views 1:~ ~~ooo .. ~,l~GH.~DIW Me~rt Beoch 106' 1' .EAI U lU::S IUA'.f YOU •• • • •• • •;. • • • ••••••• •• •• exterior . DETACHE D darling 3 br. Eastside &iolove.CALL842·93'7l street. Choose your col· YOU'LLHIVER IRVJHECOVE --New, 4 lge. bdrm., 2· u u EST co1vr AGE + home &' Love It! Can't HOT! ors in and out. Seller will IELIEVE IT! story wood & glass; huge CAN 'T l..:QUAL I N BAYFRO~. llUY I NG A N l..:W "' Lh. · DUTCH H .. VEJiJ. pay. Buy VA or takeover Mag n1fieent J bdrm. family rm .. frplc. A uni· garden! Winding drive h•st at is low price. ,,_ """ Everythil'.lg that makes a home; elegant decor; que bridge spans the lov· leads to while picket Call: 642·6368NOW! ! · Adult Oca~led P0Y0mdnet: mora~~7e\l.m5o~ home comfortable and family rm. with wet bar; 1 1 d d 1 l t Jenee & swaying palms SOUTH' •~as ER attracl1've went m· to tht's k · b e Y n scp ·corner 0 ' 0 · · ~ We h ave a S P hurry ! I Call 898-2636, go u r m ct 1 t c e n · a s pacious gaUeria en· e ntry. Bea med ceiling -----~---1 SHARP home just for Colonial Real E6tat.e. 4 bdrm .. 21,; bath home. Separate dining rm. Lov-try. It's Beautiful & Dif· living room. Comfy BEAUTI FUL 3 br 2 ba you in prime area. This~~~~~~~~~~I Air-conditioning, family ely garden with pool ; ferenu · .. M arket value, kitchen includes refrig! fam. rm; frpl. Assum'. is a 3BR wit.h separate r: room wdet bar, no ~ax ocean views. S350.000 S97,soo Loads of storage & shop 5Wih Reduced. $41,900. s ervice porch. Don't BEAUTI FUL 4BR i ba, fl~rs, ouble drapen es, Prhne lllCOIM •$pace. Awesome 85' x Open House Sat/Son.1·5. Delay, 842·93'71 Fashion S hore, pool patto, block wait fence ~ . . 160, lot! Qua int & 548·1005 home nr. 40 Ac, park & and more. Don't miss . 361. Locust, ruee house. 2 • curiously refreshing. See beach. Stepdn liv rm, seeing this one .. owner's ,... ..~~.. u~1ts; gu~st. apt. with to believe. Take adv a n· MESA VERDE 4 br, 3 ba. form I din. Anxious own~r anxious, make an offer. w,w, ..:=-view & patio._ $120,000. tage-Callfast.752-1700. Fam. rm , 3 car gar. bought a nother home. 3412 PECAN ' 11 .... 1,._ 862 c.at a ltna ; v e.r y Ol'tNl119·11Hv1-nol!(N..,.1 • Prln.only.~1025 OPEN Sat/Sun l ·S: 9082 OPEN SUM I 6 llOS N.CoosrHw y.,l oguna cbarmiog 2-sly., patio; • . -' Bobb' c· • 494-1177 room Lo expand. ssi.soo • 3 Br + Fom +Pool ie ire. ~ 376 Magnolia; darling j •ALSO• ;.; I ;~ Owne r 546-5315 n--' E~5tate I M M AC U LATE 4 BR . '"'!Collage + stud!o apt.; ·;> D--Po1'-A I 026 ftll:4I 2ba, cor. lot home-Only ' lge. lot. S79,SOO ~=== -'" byMl:!+/AY VISl•N 243 La Brea; great ocean E-SIDE Attract. 3 br, Cam ••••••••••••••••••••••• l /g mi. from bcb. view; 2 units + guest rm, 2 ba, Crpl , cpts, drps, NEW DUPLEXES fr?m MOTHER ....... TURE CALL AGENT •SALTY. apt. Sl l5,000 C'ca 950 "''950 d Live ""' for these two beautiful SS... 7SOO · bltns. Cov'd. patio. Dbl. ..,.,, ·"" · own. ". 516 Legion ; 2-sty .. 3 gar, blk wall. Nr . schls. in one, ~ent the other. * SEMl'• horncs ... 962·5Ml Countdown! IJdrm . + 2 bc.Jr m .. 4 Open House daily. Ownr. Ocean views. Westbay, .. this s tunning 4 bdr. 2 BY OW .... ER* . 4 BR & Pool IJaths; ocean view . 645·2403 34121 Coasl Hwy, D. P.. bth home uniquely de· * " <'69•500 Will buy this Almost gone. Pride or $ll5,000 496·343 1 corated in warm earthy A 3 Id ant "' ownership homes w/big • • 494'·i 5.5l •• .Mesa Verde. 3Br, 2.Ba, ----------1 tones and wood. Modern pprox. yr. 0 vac ' family ho me with its views, sundecks, tiled FR. Golf course view. •• 4, 3. or 2 BDRM con· living in prestige area. pr~s tige .2 s ty tr home ve ry own Anthony Pool. entries and a tax rebate. $46,500. 545-9751. A'gnl. ve rlible family home. CALL now, 968-4456 w/impresstve en . ance. with diving board & lots From $88,500 Lrg. lot nicely ldscpd .... 0 COUTErT!! 4 br, 3 ba .• lg. Family rm, of decking. Has just been ---------•! I t ( 11 Bo l 0 trl " "'~ lovely k1tch. w/br.k~ast. painted throughout. Call HOMr: TENNI S COU RT S , OLYMPIC POOL, 312 AC . PARK, COM · MUNITY ACTIVITIES& WALK TO THE BEACH 1'~ROM EVERY HOM E. PLUS A PRIVAT E GUARDED AREA, ARE J UST SOME OF THE l>'EATURES YOU CAN START E NJOY ING NOW, TllE F OLLOW I NG llOMES A ll i:: N OT LISTED, Tll1':Y ARE FOR SALE. MAKE US AN OFFF.H -YOU MI G HT JUST B UY ONE !~ BY APPT. TODAY Alone ur a couple? 2BR .. privacy .......... S58,!)()() Ocean View 3HR. fam rrrJ, din r m ...... $8ti,500 SEE THESE HOMES Assume 7:i~ loan. 3BR. 'OF TOMORROW study ...•....•••• $86,9 w wa e r a · a r r Lowest pr1'ced 1'n area. b St pd N D Pol.nt .ar. e own, s pac10.us for detai' ls'. access. &r. ak~a 1 Assume loan. High beam hv. r m w/frpl. Frml. din. Marina, as ing on Y ceiling . 3 bdrm 2 blhs. rm. & 20x22 game rm. VIEW FOREVER TODAY!!! Spac. 3BR, formal din .. <!Custom Homes BALBOA Pt-.:NINSUL,\ Excellent location on the Bay & only 1 2 block to the Ocean. Each home ha:. 4 bdrm s. 4 baths & Galler y. 2 fircpl acci:.. wetbar, ultra modern kitchen & private pier. Fee land. See at 1200 East Balboa Hlvd .. or call 675-8120 for more de· tails. NEWPORT SHORES Large 2·story 4 BR. 3 balhs; 2 suodecks, patio. Walk to beach. tenni:.. etc. Needs TLC. pnc~ right al $01,950. ~11 CAYWOOD REALTY * 548-1290 . SPECT ACULU VU Tennis. Pool, J acu1.1.1, Custo mi z ed ll V ll Somer set. Enter thrn walled courtyard to ~ HR, 3 BA, ra m rm, billiard rm. wet bar. span. tiled kitchen. Jo' cov'd wd deck. Owner . $125;000. 54().1346. --- EASTSlDE 3BR, huge lam rm, pool, great loc. Com e see! $42,500. OPEN HOUSE Sat./Sun 1-5: 265 R-0se Ln .• C.M. United Bk rs. 646-7414 ~~BERTHA HENRY Professional landscap· Cpls. & drps. in luxurious REALTORS 492.4142 ing. Near beach. 9684456 Park Huntington. L~. lot w/conc re te blk. wa ll. Massive heated pool in secluded yd. w/lavish prof. I ndscpg. N r . . RAISOR'S REALTORS 1n beautiful Mystic Hills. While wale r view; 4 bdrm .. view living rm. with frplc. Ptivate patio & bea utiful gard en areas. An exceptiona l hame at 592.500 Outs tandin g ocean famrm .......... $89, HARBOR ViewHome4br, views, exciting contem· · 2'h ba. many xlra~. EASTSIDE-Cute, clean, Fountain Volley I 034 s mall older 2 BR house, ••••• •• •• •• •••••••••••• Owner Selling-SAVE! 5 Bdr .. 3 Ba, 2 story, 3 car gar., many decor extras, extra storage . Bike to beach! $54.900.Adams & Newland. 19931 Briarly 4523 Campus Dr., Irvine Campus Valley Shop Ctr. porary architecture, Rm/pool tbl, 4BR .. ram priced to sell by owner. cle restor y windows, rm,ocn. vu .•••.• ~' Prin. only. $88,500. l''cc. wood burning frplcs. Firm. 644-4314 artcr 6 Ceramic tile in kitchens 40R + i.tudy w/ocean pm. schools & s hopping. -------- CALL 833-8600 R -2 lot. Fruit trees, *Exclusive Spanish earden. f ull p r i ce 3 jJr. Ponderosa Park S7 9 .500 . Pr in . o nly. OPEN TODAY 1-5 Owner. 835-7156 5402 AMAi.Ft S32,SOO. ~6-2277. Place home. Spanish Hie mfi~~I?~ OO@~IlUW &'baths, quarry tile en· \l('W •••••••••• S92,SOO ~--~--- l 8.S6 Parkglen Open Sat/Su n i a-5. 4Br :Jba. fom rm , tlln rm. 3 yr new, off I 7th/Whittier. SS'l ,950. Bk r . ~·0508 TRADE FOR. BAY VIEW Exchange your house for 4 bedroom , cul-de·sac, Bay View priced at only $67,950. Call now, this won't last. (,, . ----., . DISCOVERY roof & firs. Cusl cpts, d r p s. Muc h more ! $66.500. Open House Sat & Sun 15948 McDermitt 554-2238 OPEN SAT/SUH. 1-5 B EAUT IF UL PARKSIDE HOME-4BR, 2 frplcs, lrg. Cam rm. $63,500. at 17224 Flame Tree Ln, H.B. 968·9230 WALKTOIEACH OPEN HOUSE c r o m t h e n i c e s t Noon to 6 Sunday neigtiborhood in town. 2 Ur Tow nbome, by FHA assuma ble loan, almost new 3 br, single owne r . Exceptionally story, adult occupied , clean, ne wly painted, plu s h celery c rpt mucbupgraded.Assume thruoul. e usLOm drapes, 7% VA or refinance. ~l,500. 16871 "B" Cod quiet cul-de-sac street. ~ . All for $49,950. For appl. Car .. 842·0171. Prm. only. call 963·4418or 96J.3691 Nr beach-3 Br, 2 Ba, frpl, dshwhr, lg lot. $41,000. Owner. 963-4339. ON LARGE HOME NEAR SURF. TURTLiAOCK A jewel in a beaut1ful set ting; exquisite 3 bdrm . family rm. Preside nt Home, profess. decorat· ed ; lge. covered patio for entertaining or Just en- joying the VIEW. A best buy at $98,500 includ . land. Ask for Lorraine IRVIHE HOMES, REALTORS 552-7000 BOB PETTIT, Realtor-Owner REAL TY INC. DE SAC o~~n Sal & Sun 12-dusk RACQUET CLUB \Real Estate 645-5045 __ 1_1_4_/_8_46_-_,_31_1__ CUL-. 3 an, 2 BA, bllns. formal 13571 Esperit Way din .. lrt= master suite. Open Sat/Sun. 1-5 ~,.,,, GlANT SJZl::-Midget Huntimpon leach 1040 1750 sq. ft. of prof'ly de· New on market! t-.:njoy Price; S Bedrooms, 2 •••••••••••,••••••••••• coraLed home. Located the privacy & romance of balh~ Vacant Sale or OPEN SAT /SUH 1-5 nr. everything on quiet this beautiful home . :i I e a i. e o P t i o n . * cul·de-suc. Many extras. Bdrms., 2 baths. dining DISCOVEl'Y 645 c.n,45 Owne r t ransferred. Must r I b k ~ · . .,.,. ": •2 Segovia Circ. rm.. am1 Y rm., nc A ~ i.ell atS56.500. f I o · th gt. Beau• POOL. Reduced t nd Lan rp c. 1sco\·cr c ~ 22091 lsla er e & S72,250! 4BR Francis'cn 963_70ll bene r1ts convenience Flns. rorml din, cul-de-----I of a home that has excep- t f m rm 3 BR. 11 2 BA CONDO. tional d ecorating & park· Spanish Decor.I sac, r a * . · h ed Assume ti''••~. Pull price like yard, wit cover 4 b r • Cami I Y rm • 16~01 "C'', Limelight ~~~~~~~~~~I S'.!4.950 ft ft &tG-5632 patio. S58.900. You wo11 't f1replace.Musl Sct?!!! Cite. 28R townhouse.= ------bedisappoinled! Ce11tury 21 Will sell au terma. Up· PRIVATE OCEAN BIG AS DAVID D. CARLSON ___ 55_6_·_6_90_1 __ , graded c rpts & ~rps,. ESTATE A IARH REALTOR 83l-9293 *.yo~* POOL. Owner anxJOus. S himme ring pool , Majestic 2 story in best TURTLEROCI< "........,.. $36,500 jacuzzi, putting green , Hun l Ing ton Be a ch Spac. 3Br, H4 ba, FP, * raised decking. shuffle n eigh borhood, jus t HOMES bllns, cpls/drJl6. Hide-a· 16611 Wanderer Ln. Hun· board court. Park-like blocks lo the beach. This OPEN SUM. 1·5 FANTASTIC 499·2800 OPEM SUH l-5 607 FONT ANA·jUSl re· duccd, nu rdwd + g l w /beaut coastal vu. Pri pal.io + lanai. 3 br + studio area, lg LR 24x32, nat wd pa nel +vltd ceil· ing. $132,000. 444 GRA CELAND· charm 2 br + ram oo R-2 lot w/rm for add unit. 3 IJlks lo bch, town. Lg panel LR. pitched beam CCII + frpl, pri patio. Many lg trees. SS-1.900. UCEANFllONT w/stps t.> pn bch, beaut S br, 4 ba, 2 Ir 's, 2 frpl's, beams, .a c..lt•ckl>. Plus studio apt. lle<lone lhruout. SJ75,000. SP !!:CT. VU ,rdwd + gl. 4 IJr. 3 ba, fam. DR, pn patio . .J decks. Lg LR w pitched beam cell. panel. int. Sl3.5,000. 497.1111 Loquna Beach C:J ColdweU ~on~~,. trance. c us tom entry doors. Spacious. elcganl 3 & 4 bdrm. homes; for <tiscnminating ram1hes. Park Ave. Es tates. 31Ht. unu s ua l kit. atrium . o cean vu . ........ ~ ...... S98.000 OP EN H OUS~ SUN. Custom4BR.Step.stothe 12·4. Hillv iew Dr .. off beach .......... $1S.l,50ll Park Ave. ldeol Couple's Home &.ioy th~ Good Lif~ Emerald Bay, award Call 493-2513 winning 2 bdrm., l1h ba .. --------- beautifully landscaped * WE KNOW * home. Xlnt value. . LAGUNA NIGUEL. Superbly Decorot~ . * BEST * Top Of !fhe World home S EA TERRACE 3BH with beaut\ful courtyard 21f.tba + ram rm. Most ~ pool; OPEN HOUSE popular 200 Pl\l". Xh1t S~N. 12·4. 3135 Mount~in hume for entertaining View. and ramily living. Well Cul De S.ac S~t planned yard with huge Mountain views, su1>erb covered rrnlio. C105e lo appointments, Jge. living beach and recrealional rm . & ra m i I Y r m . facilities. SllS,95(). ~loli\'ated seller. OPEN Loguna Niguel RJtrs. HOUSE SUN. 12·4. 305:! 496-4040 830-5050 Nesta!, Top Of The __ World. • p R I VAT E A R ~EA · Check This One! OPl!:N House. Sale, rent Top Of The World home or possible lease op· with great potential & a tion-23772 Hobart &y. little TLC; priced to sell Nigue l S hores. SUN. as is. OPEN HOUSE June 29th. 12 noon lo3:00 SUN. 12·4. 3178 Alla PM . 49.$·8086/ 499·1397 Laguna. or 493·8812 Heor Ocean * LINGO * 4 Bdrm. home & duplex, REAL ESTATE ample parking. Gran·d D1Ening NEWPORT VILLAS Condominium Home~ in Prestigious Westcliff area of Newport ~ach $42,000 to $44,000 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bath~ separate dining area •Decorator wall Lo wall carpeting ft E n c losed patio or balcony •Continuous cleanin!! oven •Hefri gt!rato r , lee m;iker ft 3 heated sw11nm1ng pools • Uraperles •Log burning fircvl:il't' •. \bundanl clOr:>Cl space w1Lh m1rrurcd clu::.et door::.. 1184-1256 Rutland Road NEWPORT llE:ACH Cahr. 92660 Sales Oft1cc -Phone 714/64S-8373 UIRECTIONS: l>'rom the Newport Bh·<l . Frwy sl),uth to 17th St.. turn left o n J ith to Rutland < 1. block past lr\'ine Ave. 1. turn left ~ths of block lo NEWPORT VILLAS. a way room off Master tington Harbour-48REx· grounds . MAMMOTH elegantly d ecorated 19322 lethally Dr. EASTERN CHARM BR. New paint in/out. ecutive home on Island. family & billiard rm! home offe rs 6 bdrms, Popular Plan 3 ; 4 White water view from "?Jod J,.ush Tropical yhard, frw&'t Price includes pooltable, 15x17 Master, 3 baths, huge family room' bdrms., family rm., din· this large, level hillside 3000 SQ. 1''T. ~7 Ac. Golf <"ourse area. S94,500. By own e r . Make o rfc r . Days : 586·2225, nites &!-:_::========~ trees, green ouse custom landscaping· roaring s tone fplc. formal dining room, 3 · 21L b ths· 3 c r lot. 5 Bedrooms, 4 baths. all hi b th •· 1 h lands rn' g 1ng rm., "" a • a • UN IQUE inlcrior decor· fnc'd. Walk to sc s. OFl>~eredat•°",900. De t a1·1e d Cape Cod a s ... us cap M grades J' · C I d' S C t Pl ilO" on oversized lot. Picture garage. any up · · Large ivmg. orma m· JSR 2ba family r m N r · o · s H a da. architecture. Jn I.he 60's. perfect at $73,lJSO. Call N ea r park, t c n n Is ing room . Full basement. homo. Comm. pool & $45.500. Open ouse ai· rm Bkr 962·5511 9GJ·S67l orS56-7035. privileges. $00,950 Truly an est ate. S234,000 club facilities. Sec to ap· ly.545·3228· 18715PaseoPi~auo preciate. S.t6.500. <.:all EXCLUSIVE I t S28•000 Iii New o n m a rket. 2 HIGHOHAHILL 494·8Utl6/ 49!H397/ or Mint condition bungalow d 2 b h f d r t "" G R 1 1 i.~· Bdrms.. en, al s; This rare 1n o ex ra 493-8814! 3 BR, '-BA, ame m. A TY INC on huge R-2 ot n c."'ice frplc. On cul de sac. s i>acc and spectacul ar VICTORIA * Ll ..... GO * lots of trees & landscav· RE L · Huntington Beach loca· · "' Ing. Asking $47,950. As· 714/846-1371 lion! Don't wail to call !!'---==·===='----! Cu s t om s hdu l l e r s' view a dd up to a value HIGHLANDS REAL ESTATE •ume FHA loan. Call 556·7035 or 963-5671. •-car P e t s. r a P e s. packed 4 bt.>droom. 4''2 N 0 RT H EN U 0 1-~ --- wknds. 495·0282 Weltone&C< >mp~rny .. . .. . .. Harbor View Homes CARMEL MODEL New listing on 3 UR,~ I.!\ + Cam rm. Well lcx·alt·ll nr pool & park. Prol. land:-.ca pcd. 574,!lllll. Open Sun 1·5. 1845 l'ort Wcstbourne :'-I' I ( "'"' II 111h"'·" ( •lfl"\.' t1( 1 ,, ti ·.:. ,,.~M I Oan Lee & Assoc. R.E. BY OWNER 2 yr. old 3 br, dill LAHDMAllC + beautiful landscaping & bath home in Rancho LAG UNA and a fabulous Beaut. P acesetter, 4 BO. G73·l64l 2· ba . Beaut. con~. POOL patios. $62,950 Laguna. Make a date lo coasUine vlC'w. A home courtyard entry, mt., & ..;:.._;__ ________ 1 thruout. 1915 Alsuna in ' Elegantly decorated & CALL TOSH sec what $134,500 will of superb workmanship rollin g valley vu 's. HARBOR vu~;wHOMES J\llrac. 4 BR, 2 BA 2000sq. LaQuesta Tr act. $43,950. m e li e ulo u s ly m ai n · 4 Bdrms ., family rm., buy. & quality. 2 bdrm s., Priced lo at SSS.900. Arch Open Sat. Sun. 12-5. 3 l:Jr, •fl. hse on quiet cul-de· For appt. to see Ph: ' tal:led.Only3yearsold! dining rm .. 2 ba.Woodsy conv.den.4 bat.hsPLUS B ay Real Es t at e . 1-'am.Rm.Hdcdfor :-.ale. sac. lnc lcls lrg m s lr 642·3216 ---------One or Jhe most popular setting, wi\h 2 redwooct 1963So. Coast Highway a huge lower unfinished 499-2277. S73.900 1943 Ptlrt Nel~un. s uile . Nu cc m c nt ---------J IDRMS s ubdivisions In Hunt· patios; fabulom location Laguna Beach level that makesfor such 1----------Ca rm e l Mod. Agt. _ driveway. Walk'g dist. to DUTCH HAVEH SJ 1 ,500 ington Beach! Sparkling across from park & pool. ___ •_4_94_·_CT1_4_9_• ___ 1 great possibilities for ex· NbE~ ~U~'.f·1~1~ ;:w ~~-~ 541.5032. s hp'g & all schls. Many POOL healed pool, on comer $66,9SO • IRVINE COVES-Lrg pansion. $179,500. r, a, av 1 .. . -------- Extras! Must see to ap-3 Bedrm. 2 ba. nice cpts, ~:~er!,~~co::!~~u{~~! lol, & ideally priced at DAVID D. CAltLSOH SOR home in lovely OPEH SUHDAY rm, lg. lot. Oceanview. DUPLEX . pri'ciate. $52.960. Prine. separate laundry, 3Gx18 .,reat value. Jusl a few only $51.950. Call 963·5671 llALTOI 1Jl-9Z9l private area and custom USO CORTEZ from 1 to S. All elec. kit.ch. 32432 •only. 2981 Teakwood, Blue Haven pool w/10'-'> :Unutes from U1e beach I or SSG-7035. q uallly thruout. $249,000. One of lhe best buys in Seven Seas Dr. 640-5818 C.M.549-2815, decking. Prof. landscap· Call before it's gone! Anxious divorcees sale Arch Beach Height's. Missiow Vl•io 1067 ing. Ma ny extras. Sub· 963•5671 or 556-7035. !ell thru. Mott house for • BEA UTJ FUL Ocean Corner lot. w /trees. a big •• •••••• •• ••••••••••••• ~· Cst P laza. 2YO, 3br, mlt terms. Sunset Real least money in Irvine. 4 View Crom this 3BR 2ba patio, 3 bdrms., family-MODB.S FR. Bt/cmpr area, blk Estole, 963·8991, eves: Bdrm . plus bonl.&9 room, + den home·2 rrplcs· d~ing tm .. 2 baths and a !·wall, upgrd thruout, 557-8623. 2~ baths. VA appnlMd, steps lo beach. $134.500. bigoccanvtew.$7.l,000. MewfwW. With boat dock $185.000 OPEH SAT/SUM 1-5 6 I I 36th Stnet JOHES REALTY • * 671 .. 6210 .... $$6,500. 546.-.934 !-.-...:===------• will to FHA/ VA. '63.950. Call 494·8086/ 499-1397 /or DONMA MOMDOll. t p tte ' "Br,2Babome,db11t1r. 1lARllUY5b l lrvlH 1044 8kr.$$!-T500 493-8812 RIALTOltS 3 IC8$8 fS 3 8r,HarborVl ·wllonw2 "'-$35,000 a u u me F HA 3Br, Pool. owcase i-.....:.====;;;;,.,.;...;.... __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• SLISP In u.. tool entrl •LINGO,* 2094 South Coast Hwy. llRCl.-.1 Ba, brick frptc, ror ~•1h!!. 7 ~% Joan. $301 mo. tfome. Ncwlytcldee.'7% VACANT' BYOWNE~ A/Ccomfortollhe~ llALUTATi La1eunalleach llWUUll $7S ,OOO by Ownl·r. Owner/AgentW-2646 Ci.1. W a I k to bch . SUIJICTTO 4 Br, 21,t Ba, Uruvcrslty expanded mst.r suite of (714 > 494-JIJIL lft Ltlke Forest , 640--0848. 893-5584. 7'/iO/o Park· V l 11 8 II e 1 t.his prof. dee. 3 BR, fam RIDUCID Sl.500. th •------- Oeean Vicw s Br,3 0a, r 1 exi'stin"l"'' ......... ,.•ble Townbome.ldeal~r rmtwnhmin Unw.Prk. La"una Royalc. o n OPENSUHDAYl-5 7 Mdordc unllS wi up· OPEHSUH.1·5 t.• ..... 1 Rm re 1a-•-n..tto.e "' • ....... _1 .. 1 •• :u0 Close toFamdy • l2l WAVESTREET gra e carpets, oven· t 6 _W_.....• • 141.ft. ram1 '1 ·• · ... ~·r 3 bat.h · $260 monthly inchldlng .oc.. n. $59 900 beach, H1tellent' ocean ra nge. rronl la ndscop-I 0 n . •r-· .. , eently landscaped palnl lluae 4 bcdrm, 10 •JU'one can bu)' aubjtct J>OOl & tennis courts. sim~on-OuM Reult.y v w from '1ant deck. Super home + 2 deluxe tn 'T(Jl'tnk'le Sharp e aa a1et modd;-s '· 'ed fc ca~--··· lop· H .. .-Unique ur-to.CapUvalfngcal1Mt4raf 0~ ~at. ~.Sun 1·5 =1800 ---=-/\._d,'""ult -;,own-you"'Nfwn . Trrcom~ uni S, poof le g, d fencing from Bdrm ., 2 batN; famll.t •:.:.:B:::y~O~wn:..::.;:e;.:.r;... 646-;;...,;.'_120l __ • _ _, sbtead~~:md o:l~h •blfth~ roof belle tan extmor Reduced from SSS,!500 to Se<: w r It Y ll u a rd s' jacuzzi. 200 feet to l;hye ~~950. Call salcsomco. rm. Nice paliO. Rcduc..-d £normOUJredtlle.~Hami: $S3,S00.5S2·89'7 Turtle Broadmoo r elevator s. etc. No" u nd . ZAGROOSK 71 .. ·Sll-•4 .. 4 to~.~ .~ SI 00. L o r I • m a a l t r 1., .... , ... .,....id Twnb.se 4lir, 2~~ba. FR. =7 ""'" b , -.. i.e offer REALTOR 4!M~U ... • .. t.hl.11 down1t.alra. Blb\S, cpt.s, v room, eXQwSJ .... •"' T~rt.le Rock Broadmoor. OR $70 ooo p p -·"""· u, "'1"" • • ---------' •· moves you Ji::° loll d,..... Cl))c, 2 car garaae. carpet1n1. Bloc:k wall A Popular 111 plan. 4 Br, ·~ol ' · · · Jle al I.o r • 673 ·6&2 J By -Owner new apee· By Owner. M~r•d 67. ~ tu,0pe:cth:!f,~ p.;r~: w alk lo au 1chool1, aeneroua pat lo . 2 \.\ ba cull. pool , -Of\Yllme. tacular vlc1w homitovet i79,900. 180' """'·$Br. , lboP'•· Ve&aSptdal. abopt, park and beach. Astonit hln1 ~ce. Xlnt landscapina, drps, ex· Lii•• le.cla 1048 2600 S.F . 3 Br, 2 ~be, 2 I' Ba, llbraryw/aaswm Assume loan. "5,000. Hununston acb loca· lenawe decoc-1Ung. By •••••••••••••••••••••u DIVOaCI fp, wcl bar. all eltc. bookshelves. tam rm. ca11ioaee!Bkr53H838 Uon.Ca~. Owner.f13,500.833"2l59 8YOWNER 2br+stodio Prominent doctor will blltins, m icro wave• ceramic tnOy, baleolly, l>OlfY. Two Story 4 ...i F.11., don. a ba. Oc anvtew, 2 >Htlllco brand ••-co mp a ct or. unlH -d.,,. • ..,._ .ir I= ~UCI BJ owner, acrouStreeuo filtered ~lr. Privac)I"! deelca. Open 1.5 S..l 4t •no.ooo ocean view, '3 room, gutters t. mote. cond, 2,SSO sqft, paoo ... a- beach, Studlo Condo, te•,OOO·U,OOO Rebaltt. Sun. tai Tia Juana, Arch hay Home . Ma-e •• 000. See at a3a Alta co,,..-, cw de Mt, 31ra • ,.....n-·•·--Walkm t: l 1~e Ht1ill li-;l1ttll ~~ .... ~arner . 15051 Eccl".lawne. :543-1'2001'496-2218 offer. Broke r,644"4984 IA1una.4M-112Z. old.1116-1035 ~ . l ' DAILY Pit.OT Sunday.June2t, 1975 .... te..... "'•"hrs. "'•••• .... S. ~•-::r·i··· ;;;::;;;;;.;--i1A1;;;;;•;···io6; .,. ............ _. ...... ·········~···································· . l!OOL YAUIY llALT.Y WESTCUFF NewPOl't Heildlta; l,.. PllSINTS HEM.TY COJif~~~ Qeu 3Br house, 1~ w ;t -ldcfea • bdrm .• '"' I ·•uiu. c~os Beautiful 3 Br' 3 Ba & family rQOm ln IXICUTIVll 1ar. larae fnc'd yd. P'11t-· ~: ltlteheD blt·lns. ~ """ vrftl' prestigious area w /best schools. 1 o ex clu•lv• area ~ ssnl Children OJC/no wi&.b nook; ctWn.c no.. 2 & 3 bdrm condos fn North Laguna,__ cu tom decorated thruout. All new w/rorc-vor VIEW above peu.~·'226· .family rm.; 1heU1tOG" good ocean views, close to beuch and kl h ( l d' · IC 1 c r a• h l n IC a u r r. 4 -lrplc. Court.Yard entry shopping. Great values from -SS4.SOO . le en. orma mmg room w rp c. nedrooms -focmal dln· 4 Br, 2 Ba. Fpl, bJtnstove. wftb lovely pool. $17 900 Lush gardens s ur round sunny patio. Mu:1lioll lmmodf Aaume lnl. family room 1c pooL crpu. Nr. Willloo. s.'M: · ' -420 Cypress. Open everyday 1·5. An ideal home for entertainin". Btoutlfully• furn111led. '96-~; M6·77UJoan __ I •ysHo••s a• •UTY 111 1 l-i% ioun. '84.ooo. u, a CHARMING "' ft5 5"" SOUTH COAST IWttJMENT. br.:W1ba1pUthv.Farm $1200/Mo.<HZ1> AVLIMM£0.Condo3b"' Ne wport lhl&bta; Hut;e 5 bdrm .• 5 bath home on htr&e IJ1IL'1 kit+ POOl +no ma.int.. Polly Johnst.-On642-823S 2ba,2~c:argar.lncl 'ds. c: h • rm l n 1 1:; 1 r 1 y lot m quaint Bays hores -One owner 549.01I2 645·•20l N.B. 645·9557, Own•r ,...._____ Wlr .. lndacp", rec. fuc's ~ American; 4 bdrms., 2\.1 occupied -Private streets and Duplext•/ 15 UMITS China Cove 3 Br. 2 Ba OC pools. $295. 644 5ov~; baths; lae. kllchtn wilh beaches -R eal Newport living. 2672 Units aele 1800 $Sl,3'lOY~arlyincome, Vu. ~5 mo. Wnt.r l:;e. 644·5858 - -• ~~l~~nat;~~ t;r':ft~ ~·1; Circle Dr. si12.00Q. Open Sun. 2·5. Newport leech 1069 S. Cle1Hnte 1076 ••••:_.•1•W•••4••;1·:~·15•••·•~ $245,000 tu.llprice. Ow S44·6l30/873·7838 l Br Cotta~~. ~iaslslde door entry; 1bako roof. CHINA COVE •••••••••••••••••••• "" ...--Nine 2·bdrm .. 2 bu., six LCICJUlla leach 3141 C.M. $175 .Per mo. Lik1;1 · ••• •••••••••••• ...... ,.... .. . near lhe ocean. Good l ·bdrm.; all lae.1 all rent· ••• •• •• ••• ........ ••••. new. Parlun1 apace. No i)nly9year1old. $78.000 IDJht next to 3 great beaches. 2 calm 1 REpUCED lNVl';s·roJ\SPECIALS tax s helten, apprech&· ed. Good Westa de loca· LAGUNA Hllltop "'View pets/adults. -2 8 r. (ALL (i) U6·2.,• and 1 with surf. Thi~ sparkling 3 $~,OOO. • 3-UNlTS·3BRhome .+ Uon.$110,,~&us>. tion,CostaMesa homt,wood&l)us,July Townbougt, Adull1/no &~ bdrm. home is located in COM 's most 2 Apu. Need handyman. ~ Uai•tnJtya.lty 21 to Aug • .10: ,650. pets. Quietcom~ex. s1~s 7ffil~ unique area. 2718 Shell. -$125,000. T~ls b ach ~uplex/· ss9•500• SUHSITllACH 3001 E.CstHwy 673-6510 494·!218 =: .... ~: Eastade C.M. 1 ,. .. p "•••0"' , ... Offl~· Open Sun. 1·5. ~~tt~~~ p~i:e ~~~cl;:n~ • 5-0NITS·Nr. ahop'g. ::=!c~~~:~:fs!: COSTA MDiA COq 2 Bd; trees, 190 ca-J t Meedlle•cia•7 SHORECUFFS Only 10% ~own a nd ~~~~C:~VsCaY 12·5:1680UfthSt. coA~~~fl~~GE DY(213on>3A99cr!!,.l>rl ·:~·Ei::!r~':.1;1~4:,*:~t Here's a beauty near the Quaint coral tree area of C.D.M. owner's nxaous. Just REALTORS '92-02l * 30PAltKINOSPACES ._, or fully carpeted. d.raJMls, MW aolf course ln Bae Smaller home on Canyon with ocean llme to get thoee great ---------• INCOME•OOO Mewportleedl 3169 soft water.covered~o Jlay. All new kitche view. Great {>atios. 330 Morning Summerreot.als.$70,900. W.taGNGfluy FULLPRJC.ESllS,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & grass yard. Sony. no wllh 2 self·clean ln Canyon. $106,000. Open Sun.1-5. II. IQPlullC9aH l With Beautlful Ocean CASHONCASH " Br houso nr beach. pets o r cbtldretho. ovens for Mom, an om H •RIOR VIEW . . View? You must see our RETURN Bayshores. Jwy & Aug. References. $360 moo • pd den for Dad, a bonu ~ Hilltop Condo W/lots ol REAL TY •NC. 15%LEASEBACK Call5"8·6239 Waterpald. 645-7904 r oom and large back Beautifully upgraded 5 bdrm in Bren Propwtl-·~ Privacy. 2Br1 2in ba, 3 7 I CALLSINGER.642·1.243 yard for the Kids. Onl Sp glass E t · f db · k 7J2•1t20 · patios, new cpL/drps, ___ 1_1'_1_46_-_1_3_7_1_ $150. Cbarmllll Garden CHOICEOFHOMES · _... 500 y • x ens1 ve use 0 use fJC "00 O"'"l~U .... w--u•a04 VI B b p tu-·· F' Loca•;,_., -· . I d ei· .... ... ~-... Must sell Now. $42,000. *LOVELY wrou-• iro11 Ow11•-Unlt ew ac • en nuuse. me . w"" ... Yonkers Reul Ei;t.atc anc woo pan mg. You have to see 496·'875. and stucco 0,,n1;~ ... biah· •...-• • Compl kitchenette. Elec 2BR $190: 3&5 BR $3.)(J 646-2888 this one. 2201 Port Harwick ..... ~ • TRIPLEX pd.Sgl-olderpersononly. eacb.ChlldrenOK. S119 500 Open S n 1 5 PRES. HEIGIITS condo. up on Poppy with Ocean 738·0 Tustin. 645-1934. '\ · · u · · · New 2 br, 2 ~a. l ~ty. View In ~orona del Mar. Huge bedroo'ms and __ __.... ___ _ EHJOYUFE Jn your very own brand new rebuilt 3 BR., fam Ym .. 2 bath WATERFRON'l' HOME, PJER/f'LOAT +loads of decking. Only $149,500. Best terms! O,IM DAILY l·S 51736t11Stnet CALL 675-7060 lalboa l.y Prop. Realtors Cltoo1e Triftl Color ftlow painting 3 br, 2 ba, 2 ,ty. L/R, a /frameoncor· ner lot. Clbhse, tennis, pools. $59,900. Assuma· CAMEO HIGHLANDS NEWPORT $39 950. Owner675-3.S87 Front unit has 2 bdrm~. closets ma1'e lhis triplex Delightful 3 bdrm family room home ' H; baths, private patio with two ~ bedroom, l~ Houses UnfuntiWd with panoramic view of the Pacific -BEST BUY Saft Juan and sundeck. Rear unit bath units and one 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Capistrano I 071 hus 3 bdrms. 2 baths, bedroom, 1 ba~h unit General easy care yar d. 4733 Cortland ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·fireplace and large rear always . fu ll. LJlr&e ........................ Reat~state &15:5045 S89.500. Open Sun. 1-5. * LOOKING for a sundeck. :Full price fencea palio yards for FREE FREE•----------. C II 6 75 7225 RANCH style.homeon If~ $119,500. Vogel Co. each tt?tlant. Closed •Professional Service• MESA VERDE immac :s a • By Owner. Choice acre?•BR2ba.ramrm Realtors548·9346 garages .(oo. Apalnless *LANDLORDS* br,2 ba,fam rm,dbUrpl, CAL L us r o R A f'REf f STIM ATf o r VAlUE ,~/\l~LEY 1{~:1 \l~T,~ A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. HarborView3br,2ba. w /wet. bar, beaut .lncomerro~ 2000 investment starter at H "'f' cl * D/W,cpta,drps,dbl1ar,, Super l g. kit ch. ldscpg. w /unique ler· ,..... •r $61 500. o • 1 ft • r • fncd. $425 mo. Grdn~. Cathedral Ceilings. L/R, races. Room for pool & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 642-9900 979-4575 & 835·2414 D/R, extra Jg. M/Bdrm. pets. $119,950. TW0-51 undl~ apt b1ldgcl~l 11. IQUal~ California's Largest BR 3 BA Co d ,., Low maint. Pool, 1 blk. BOND REALTYINC. comp et~ £Orsa e . .,,,,e Plac• •RentalServlce!• 4 • 0 0• .... r. away! $74,900. Ph : 27812ForbesRoad l o maJor sbOJ?Ping p -&.I ,, Back Bay. S;i85 mo. Nv1 640·4676, 1833 Port LaJunaNiguel,831·9411 center. 1st. Y~ wnte-0ft.IGpm:-.~~· · H.BCH$140.lbr,fncd pets.642·5777 · Barmouth Place s-ta Ano I 010 $14M. "6·2579,se'l·SOlO ''°° ou11.1uT. Ntw n1ACM ~JifN. $~~t~ bB~tin~e:i EASTSIDE, newlr de• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 UHITS-$ 127, 950 CAN YOU BEAT 203 re· farm, 2 br, kids. J:'ee. corated 2 br Sparusb hi 1---------1 2 STORY Adfoi•llHJ golf COUt"H turn on 9 Laguna Beach Bkr. 4-plex. No children Of_ hie loan, will take 2nd. Newport leach I 069' Newport leadl I 069 6'2·3547 or 646-$50. ACT FAST! $20,950 Full price, 2 2 Separate Bldgs. Xlnt. unit? Low rents O':\ 4 HOMEFIMDIRS ~~~~-l~~-~~~ bedrm, 2 bath, bltos, cond. Desirable Costa shops & 5 ocean view •642·9900• ' · Here's (2) Nwpt. Bcb. homes you fixer's can get crazy about! Good area, way below market. Ready! Seti I 642-6368 range & oven, oversized Mesa loc. AU 2 BR, 1\6 apts., 1-blk. from the NPT Hghts $22:5. 2 br, 1 ---------1 ............................................. . EASTBLUFF Jmmac. 3Br, Den, Beaut decor & landscp'e. $84,500 Owner 640-8023 Open Sat/Sun l ·S 2915 Catalpa St. VlEWHOMfS •OCEAN •NEWPORTHARBOR '*BACK BAY From J l65,000, up to .ooc> sq ft. ')'or sell or lease, or op· tion. Terms to s uit. Local trades OK. ·. ARTHOFER REALTY 645-6177 BY OWNER Beautiful Family Home 4Bdr, Family Room & Den Custo m Decorated Moving Must Sell! Price reduced to $129,500 Open Sat. & Sunday - U A.M. to 5 P.M. 210 Via Cordova, Lido Island Call 675-6500 SOUTH LANDERS closets, plnty of storage, ba. Avg. 1,000sq. ft. each oc.e an. A skin& only Castaway colta.ge, Lag. ba, frplc, laundry, pall~ FA heat, air condition· Wealey H. Taylor Co. $~2.500 down ~owner ~ach, 2 br, kids, peLs, garage, redec.645-4~ ing, your selection of Realtors S44-49lO wall c~rry the flJUUlcj~g. smales. Also 1 br, $140.,1...;:.._.;::....;. _____ _ carpels & drps. Pay-Here ts the opportunity kids, peta, H.B. Has all, Close lo So. Cst Plaza, 3 meats less than rent. DELUXE 4-PLEX of a lifetime to make br, $185., k ids, pets, BR, 2 BA, bltns, DW', Call Frank, al 839·8321 Garde n Gr 0 v e. money.Call Costa Mesa. Or 2 br, $335. m o. 963·45ti9 Condo. JSR, 2 it!i BA. Agt. .... I l 11 2 2 REALONOMICS Newport Beach, $205., 963·1786 Owner. $45,500. 646-1338. ...irep aces, poo • · • · • BROKERS 675·6700 s inales, fa milies. Agt.•----------. 46 Bol w NB obi H 1·3 bedrooms, e ncl. "' 3 ·1 ero ay, .M le omes garages. Xlnt apprecia-BR HOMES i h Fee. 979-8430 El Toro 32 2 0 , For Sale 1100 lion ar a On! 10~ down * (4) 2 w l •••••••••••••••••••••••' HARB R VJEW H5>MES ••••••••••••••••••••••• e • C 11Y 0 enclosed garages on ~ Corona del Mer 3222 3 BR 2 BA Condo Att'd z 4 Hr 2 Ba F.R. Montego payment. a 833-3544. acre lot. Rm. for more. •••••• •••• • •••••••••••• • · : , o!1 oversize comer lot. GREEMLUF Sparling Investment .,.. DELUXE 1 UNlTS, 1 H.V. Homes 4 Br, 2 Ba + ca~ gar, pool &rec. fac B1 Jo ee land. For sale· by 5 Star Ad~I~ Community Corp. blk. to the ocean (2) 3J)R, F. R. Spect. view w /pool _ss_1_0_2_es _____ _ owner . 1730 Port 1750 Wh~ttier Ave,CM WESTBAY (5)2BR.Gd.cond. &tennisctsavall.$550.4BR,3ba,LakeForest Wcstbourne PL 644-0472 ~:Xs60 a ~~1::~~AaNl9I~ INCOME HOMES Yeager Realty, 558-6171 mo. lse. 644·2877 area, club. privp. Ac:- OUTSTANDING 2 BR, 2 beautiful condition. Call N Dan0a Poin~ . 2 Duplexes. 2 Bdrm ea. Cbolce area 3 Br 2 Ba ~7~ lake. $550. mo, BA Condominium in between9·6p.m. ew -ceanv1ew Alm~stNu.LgeLot.Rm house.Pvtpatio,garage.•--------- Wcstcliff Villa. Lovely 646-7965 lOduplexesfrom$68,950 formore645-873> Beaut decorated Pvt LAK E FRONT-3 br gardens. Pool & BBQ. Jn Triplex $112,500 • · ' ~~ <in all adult complex. Acreage for MM 1200 &units $169,500 CHOICE MESA VERDE laundry rm, all bllns. at~1;1m. central air, db. LIDO ISLE Newport leoch I 069 Newport Beach I 069 You own the laod. Come ••••••••••••••••••••••• 34121 Coast Hwy, D.P. TRJPLEX: Good income Adults, no peta. 6?S·20Sl pnvil. $395 mo. S81-1S81 212 Via 9Juito ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• sec what . a delightful 3-1 ACRE Improved View 496-3$31 stream. Xlnt. for live-in FABULOUS View Bay, Hwtffngton leach 3240 tgpatio,3Br,2 Ba,sun-•BYOWNER• LIDO place lo live. UNITED sites, nr. SilveradoCyn. ATTENTION owner. Contact Mrs. Ocean, Catalin~.··••••••••••••••••••••~! deck. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. Large 5BR, JBA. famil.v start the summer right BROKERS, 646-7414 or Rd, wtr, horses OK. lly INVESTORS EBa~-·kDadys:,_,.,.~.q'/71/ Sunsets, Park setUng lO Super 3 bedrm, 2 ba +· $89,500. By Owner . r oom, pool, cover ed in a wonderful home of 645k2848. Ask for Louise owner .649·2594 18 yr. net, net lease to vel¥w en ,........,163 Bay area: 3 br, 2~ ba, den. Crpts, drps, RIO(• 673-7491 patio-lanai. $74,.500. Prin· Your own. l" r es h , Ba er. Taco Bell. $1138. mo in· encl. pallo, frpl. Yrly. $350. mo. 963-4569 ask tor WATERFRONT HOME cipals only. ~-9551 spacious & charming; on '*New Listing• 1500 ACRES come. Over 9~% return. Lots for sale 2200 Lse. Only S525. 673-7710 ,_Be_v_o_r_J_o_e ____ __ 3 Bdr 2 htb d f I 45 beauUrul Lido feet. 3 LIDO SANDS.Priced for $142,000. •••••••••.•••••••••••••• Cozy pvt bach. Blln R/O. New carpet, drapes •· m "' • en, rp c, ILUFFS -....... W Bdrms., den & fami' ly FREE & CLEAR GI •· R lt Se 0 V "'-ta M • patio & BBQ, sandy .-..._..... quick sale-3 Br, 2 Ba, xi. an..... ea Y rv. cean iew ~ · esa Crpt/drps , frplc. $175mo. paint. 4 Bedrm. 2 ba with.. b each & boat slip. Endunil·4bedrm,2'h ba rm.$142,500 cond., \~ blk bch. Many 545·'4289 557-6244 3.5Ac.M~Gl.one$Z30,000 420"' Margue rite. DW. $365. mo. 963-4~· $119,900.0wner.675·9048 & fam rm-priv yard . xtras.Only$51,500. TRADE-SELL WESLEYTAYLORCO. 673·2288 BevorJoe ---------• Many upgraded Great Lido Value NEWPORT PIER Rlty 8 UNITS 644-4910 3Br, 21h Ba in Bluffs . features. Immedoccupy. 40 Ft. lot wilh immuc. 673·2058or Eves673·2552 Beautiful tree covered 2 BR, 1 BA Bltns, frpl. 3 B e d rm, 1 in b a · Owoer will carry TD By o wner $59, 500. l·sty. home. 3 Bdrms., 2 hills & meadows, spring, . Mobile home/ $300 mo. 709 Goldenrod. washr/dryer/refrig. in~ ~a lance. Only $64,900. 644·1360644·73.SS baths, owner motivated. Hy Owner, Bay Knolls wilh great access. North Costa Mesa, pnme Trfr Prks 2300 494-7463 cld. Vacant. $300. pee• P rincipals only. 644-2A04. , Qui elk possess. & sale. Area. Newly decorated 3 Per f e c t Co r s ma 11 i nv est m e n ~· All 2 •••"• •• • • ••••••••u•••• mo. Ask for Ke1lh, Bkr_. : BLOFFSTw~e.4br, $l07500 Br, 2 Ba, Fam. Rm. acr eage & recreation bedroom, 1 ~ bath, 1S2SPACEPARK CostaMesa 3224 968·l3l7 • Qu iet B ay Re treat Canyon Vu, schls. pool ' Beautiful viewlotw/enc. sub-division. 8 hrs from studio a pts. Annual in· JUST COMPLETED ••••••••••••••••••••••• - Proress. decor. 3 Br. Ire 2112 ba. $67,000 Owner. rourt yard. $63,900. 2308 o.c .•. 4 hrs from Las come $18,720. Priced for YUCAIPA Avail July L'S, (C.01. Pk.)3 HUNT. HARBOUR Lu:<'· Ja m rm. Su ndeck . 494.3973 Redlands Dr . NB . v · m g ·r· t immediate sale. Owner Will consider exchange·, br,2 ba,Jra famrm•din uriousCondo.4br,den& egas, 10 a m icen will assi'st w1'th fi'nanc· .. 846·3336. ---------&16·2681. Open House Sat. southern Utah. Several park is clear. rm. Shown by appt only. 3 ba. Boat slip, tennis, A PLACE Sun.12·5. developments nearby. ing. Call 545-8424, As· CALLSINGER1''0R $375 permo.642·9731 p ool. $550. Lease. Harbor View Carmel 3 Br. lam rm, patio. Giant y ard. Owner. 644·5084. 1627 Port Barmouth Pl JUST REDUCED By Owner for Quick Sale, Harbor View Home. 4 Hr, 2 Ha Montego. Nr. park all schools & pool. Well fandscaped. $79,900. J:o'or Appt. 833·1861. HARIORVIEW Jfomes·lmmed. occupy. 3Br, 2Ba, fam &dJnrms Carmel Model, on fee: $12.~ Call Owner (714)644-4267 FOIYOUR.o•T Close to Cedar City, sociated South Coast DETAl~ Sl8S.2 BR,kids,nat. 213·431-6971 "" OPEM SAT/SUH 1·5 Bluffs E. $68,500 Navajo Lake, Brians Brokers. 642-3092or642·1243 ----------Wa t erfront W/lsland Privacy. Fee simple pro· perty-Large 3Br. 2Ba. Custom Built Kitchen. 2 car Gar w/elee ,opener: laundry rm, Pvt. dock. Open house Sun 12·5. 512 38th St. Newport Island. Canyon batty 649-2632 Owner Motivated-Harbor View Home - UPGRADED. Open House Sat/Sun l ·5 2333 Port Lerwick Place $9',500. Bkr. 838-8586 3110 W 0 Fr $4000 buys my option to II d k' rt Ask. 3 BR, Cam rm, frplc, kid.a 2·3BR Super nice! Nr. • cean ont purchase beaulirul con· ea 5 1 reso · l!lg Duplex • 2603 ELDEN, Mountain, Desert, POOL 3 br, klds &pet Ocean. $275. 1st/last ~~~~!~0~ ~u~~erx~5~ do. Priced thousands ~t~i~·e.p:r~d~c~:;'r~~~ 70hxl70 lot, ~am cReil, Res..-t 2400 4BR,2ba,kids&pet Refs. Steady emp. belowmarket.Must sell prop.,T.D.'s orsellwlth s aecrp~s.~,500. m.••••••••••••••••••••••• FURN 2 br, 2 ba , Babies OK, No pets, Frplcs. each unit. Great immedialely.640-5509. g t t m R ' k for add l units. Agt. Charm'g 4 br Mt cabin chld/pet singles.536-0414 s ummer rental are a. ---------r ea er s. 1c 548 8642 · · · F Bk $169,500 LIDO i~• £ Alderette, l<ltr, 547-64W · View! 90 min. drive. Ex· ee, r. NEWPORT BEACH -... •--------_______ _. t.ras! $25,500. 646-1355 HOMEFtMDIRS R alty 6 .. 2 5325 OpenSat&Sunl·S lusinessProperty 1400 MO .... EY ....,..11ERS Ranches, Fa-•642-9900• 1 Story Townhouse. 2 Bit: 2 ba 's, db le gar., patio, cpts, drpa, fplc, wet bar, pools, jacuzzi , saunu , Lennis, near beach, adults, Augus t. $330. lease. 6"5·2803, 968.8495 e .. • 107 Via Orvieto. Sl49,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• " ~ • .. _ Couple's r etreat, com· •MEW• GroYH 2700 $260. 3 br, newly decor'd. IALIOAILVD 2 Br. 25x9S' R·2lot S56.000 SOUTH COAST INVESTMENTS 549-0812 645-4203 pletely reblt in 1975 by 'RIMEOFACE ... ll·Duplexes. Some ••••••••••••••••••••••• Patio.Adults. Englisb crartsmen. IUILDIMG w/ocean views, from $135.PERACRE 642.S017 llolmesTaylorRealty OneMillion$$ $68950 1640 Acres-Improved 3822CampusDr.,N.B. $172,000-pastyrincome i T;iplex Te riC'c cattle ranch. Terms-or MESA Verde 3 br, 2 ba, GRE ... TF ... u'LY 549-9658 Exs:ellent tax sheller . · · ·1 •. $ll2 500• r i seller will lease back. lmmed. occupancy. "' ,,_.. G tN rt Loe ti va ue, • . OTI'ELO G "'A6 "°""' HOUSE rea ewpo a on ... 8-Unit complex (this is CHARL N ..... .._..., ' Ted Huberl&~oc. lhe last one> $175,000. Realtor (714)6"·1 3 BDRM, fireplace, nice 675-ssoo _________ 14 BR, l o/.t + If.a ba tri-level. yard. Only <$325. Jease. ... *Financing from 10% Real Estate 2200 sq n. Del Cerro. No fee. CALL, we have Have something to sell? Classified ads do it well. Hewport leach I 069 Newport leach I 069 Newport leach I 069 Newport leach I 069 ···························-A··················.······················~.······················· C.M. OFFICE ILDG. Prime Harbor Blvd. cor. 3 Sty. Fine growth area. Air-cond. Sched. inc. $131,214 yr. $68.S,OOO downalreadyarranged• Exch•ge 2800 $410. mo. 645·3147; olherstoo. • •NEAR MEW* ••••••••••••••••••••••• 545--4289 TOllN REALTY .. .. . . Promontory Bay Homes now have complete waterfront decks. just in tim_e for the sailing and sunning season. These elegant hOmes. with their spacious interiors. striking design and ampf e room for entertaining, are the essence of the PACIFIC COAST KWY. ~alifornia leisure lifestyle. ------ Visit our new model by Saddleback Interiors now. I ---Wttre aff-dressed up for GGmpany...Ano.priced from $211 ,300. including your deck and private dock, on a 55-foot waterfront. ' JI~~ .. 607 Bays de Drive, Newport Beach. (714) 673·3900 Irvine Pacific Development Company Wesley M. Taylor Co. Realtors 644-4910 C°"""rc ial Property 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAYFRONT ... 1·4 U nit buildl.ng. $16 000 EQUITY In 3 BR l~ b C 11 846·13U Large, self suportmg, Eaatslde C. M. home for Park' $3:0 ~5·3f47e~~ · plus tax shelter. A real units. A s k for Ed, 545.4is9 · 2StyTwnhse,2Br ,1Ba.., bargain w /$20,000. down, 645.7221, Agt. Bltns, nu drps & pooL $107,000. . Eastside 3 Br, 1 Ba home Huntington Harb. area ... One forever view Contractor will trade top nr. Back Bay lrg fncd no p e 1.s. $270 m o. Duplex. Very, very grade 2nd T.D. $17,500. yard, vegetable & fruit 581·8844. large. Super delux Earning 9% lnt. as part garden, fish pc>nd, cov'd --------- flnanclni 1trraogetl, paymnt on Jot, home or patio, encl. gar w/ dr. For lease. Nr bch, 3 Br,~ S&C.900.. units. 642·8637. opener: Quiet, lt'ee·lined Ba, 2 story, super nice, DAMA PACIFIC IMC. RHI htah street lawn service in· ·nu cpt, no pets, no sglli. Office buildlng, spec· 34212 Want.d cld. Sm. ~ets ok. Req. $375. 846-2893. tacular view. executive VIOLET LAMTEltM. ................ ~.~~~~ responsib c party -.:ho Extra lrg 3 BR, 2 BA, trl o If ices. Reduced. DAMA POIMT IR will keep garden & fish level lrg ram rm bllJ\s '65(),000. 493_8001 831.9370 VINI COVE pond m al n ta In ed. carp~t as drapes: $36$: llLLGIUMDY ~~~~~~~~~Responsible person $350/mo, 1st & last, $75 846.0873 Reoltor 676-61611-would like to buy direct clean'& fee, $50sec. dep. ---------FOUi ft.EX from owner.Home or lot. Avail J uly 3 or earlier. CLEAN 3 br, 2 ba, "1>1c C•do•W-Th ls 2 yr. old San Please caU83f·1400. Call 752·0423. forced air, newdsbwbr,a for•• 1700 Clemente bargain priced Desire to b"-Y houses or car car., tncd yard. Nr. •••••••••••••••••••••.. th d f d 11 · s n -Golden West Colleie. ous an • o o ars units. cott .n.ealty ln· MES . .._ VERDE '350 mo. 8'7-123" 0 .. MOant LA.841MA CONDOS Ocean view1·2 fl 3 bdrm unlta frorn fM,500. CALL 675-7225 . . \\I .IL' l ~I \I I) • t, ''• • •Ii I below the market at vest. Co. Call anytime A '"' • 'IH,950. 3 Units whb 536·7533 'Bedroom, 2 story, avail 1_863 __ .s_9_u _____ _ fireplaces & one with Ju l y 15. '4 3 5. + a BR Redecor'd. Twnhse. ocean view generate $887 Comer lot zoned for liquor 1ardeaer. PaUo, rec. fac'e. B1ke. io per mo. New 80'?0 loan store. With or Without Rey Mcc:..le bch. Immt!d. occ'py. PlUI i.xe1 and lnaurance bldg. a.-u-111 o MeWINMi S3l1 chUdren OK fW. approalmate $78.5 per Write ad no.400 .Daily c6's'TA MESA$48-1'129 ALSO: 4 br ~ a'(l. mo. PUot,P.O.Boxl560 811 $32S.96M21.5 . No vacancy factor. By Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 --·------- Owner. 714·847--0331. Builder wiahea to buY a.2 Nice s BR, I BA. '27S per Sharp 4 BR, 2 BA, blbli, NIW UtiilTS or R-3 to ta with or mo. 450 Bernud, CM. DW, cpts, drpe, $350. mb. FOUIS & AVIS . ':"IUlout plana.133-8614 or 64&-9803. M3-45&9 "3·1788 : Hunt Beacll. Your tax 646-0730 VAC~NT 3 br, huaeenc'd. Unusually lar1e.,1famCc * VllW * abelt~red pl'operty fn •P· 1_..._._ yd. Stove. lndry. t m, cpl, dalln rm home, freshly H ti t B b 3 ~·ct• tin I _.._ drp•, comploltly r e· P nted, near MW ln lo~-uo n1~ on eac """'9 areas, •••••••••••••• .. •• .. ••• furblab'd. S290.847·7S91 ely .ectlop ot ffuot.lc:b. Bdrm,~ bth, front "rear 1-----·-----+-~H••" ,.,.,... Avail ·July 1. Kin eato ~llo1, dbl. iar, pool. . M. Eaatside +plex. All ....................... a Flroplacea In thlt IU&>U ,yard. 2.dDC. only .... unt.·J.tftmbeld .Pt'l'· ,-br, 2 ba. -.~. ln· .... ,.. 3102 •harp, 3 BR, a BA+ den. Mo/Mo. Call Stan 11.,er Seller flexl e. rn: co me '10.600. Bkr ... •••••••••••• .. ••• .. •• 137S. Mo. 183·4$69 5S6417l.549-ll08 , ~~ThomulUll'I. 77'.()l()lor624·5'7S Surfer'adream,H.B.,lbr 963-1786 3 BR, l~ BA, PAPI.. OPEN 11.-w re"" MOllLI $140., kid.a, '*8 ok. Or 3 BR, Home VB'J Priv1te. CPT, DRPS. FNCD. YD. V\ojal:' CO.ta Mesa 2 br $135.. R.ur.d or Matute Cou· Lie. $29$. ~2311 3 Br. TwnhH, tin Ba. HOMIPAllC tln1IHI pelt ok. Alie> pl•. USO mo. Cal l nicely decor. wJ1.b11 Near Hemet . 300 Spaces oceH v ~Lac. Beach. J MS4734.. 2 BR, l ba boma w/crpt;, ct.Pt, cu&om drp1, ph11l25futurositw.wu1 br,ktda•pet.aok.Walllt drp1 bltu •a&5 d1h•b1r -ttU cl .. n traderorfarmlnarwh to w1ter, BaJbOa, 1 br SMALL 1 Br duplex, med l~~·· mo. l'aA onn. Pvt. )'d. a tM. ..... BtLL GRUNDY •UL. 1tn1•• .. Ast. nrd. •\Ov•. reins. fl~. RD a.&. .... .,, Sll.IOO. &ull, l;c. $61·1*· Rtaltor 61Ul81 1' ... l'f1..MJO. M MIO ..-. ~ll • t I I t . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. ' ' .. ... st C• o. 0 ~ & s, : ·- • A I ....................... • rlf& lw .. • ........_ .At-a lac:•tt Ulfw9. APM lac:llh u.tw.. Sund J "" 1"75 Me• rt leecla 32'f c:=; .. •.:.;.-••j7•ll •••••• • •••••••••••••••• u••••••••• •••• •••••••• ••••••• • • ••••u••u•••• a un• ~"· " OAlt. V PILOT ... :e.............. . ...................... C.. .. MHe llJ.4 ......... a..tt 3'40 Newport leedt 3169 S-•tr ._.... 4200 Offlct RHt• 4400 ........... ...... 4~ BACH ,., I . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• • .Br + convert den 2 ea . Apt. 1 ... ew y re· Off ..... .._.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• ••••••!••• -:. lrplc. 2 blk•. t.o beach· deeor'd UU1' pd. Sl.30 • z le • 8 Ad··'"-2Wa/WR. 1 BdA, ds hwshr, f3S.5, I Br. 2 b11. blk t.o~ 81k to bcacb·New Condo. 110 I We1tclH Dr. wt oaqfc I~ •hoJ>rnc41n,0rtoar10 .. ~ -~----~~;..:...1 Ttnnl1 & pool privla•' m9. .. ... ~ t . ... .. no c.pl, TOI. ~U°' Ot 0 1 r •I . '/ r ly W • Jacuui/volleybnll. Slps • ... "15 leaae ~ -· ~ 6'.7463 1*1 1 • .,...d wbn,.., cp&a, balcorues. Eoc:L gar . ~ N Wl)Ort. &t2·Ulll · 6.. $125-wlt. 988-S700. Ne'4-porl ll"llW'C alCt.r yrd. Wlrtd for nuachl r. • c: OH aara1e, lrple, ml rrom ocean. Nope~. ~Office S,.C. ahop. 5-U·07CIO ui. ..... • llMTALS • WAT&Rf'RONT C..._Meta l7J4 BBQ. Oas 4' waur pd. $200/mo. Wa rner"Bot.aa ZBr, l Ba, Balcon.y,gar,1 MODERN 3 br, rear CallonSit.eM•naaer m er c.2 ror leue ..._ UNlV, PARK Pter/tloat, 3 BR. formal ••••• .. ••n•••••••••••• Pool Chica. 4662 Milo, apl. A. bUcocean, l blk Bay,$3'7 hOUJe on ocean. Compl. t714>'4.l·SllltxU46 Boln, nr. Beach Btv,., UtR, 1 ba ........... sal6 d 1 pllnlntd,b.2lba. Walltowall, j OW UTIS LA MScAMCHAAPTS 84&-51147 yrly.e75·14'15. ~u:ipo~·~.,:ik'orW~'St 1840, 1040, soo sq.nl 39R.2~ba .•.•• $3'fS/W e, e 1ar., no pet.a. •stuuJo•1BRAJMa m ottPlace,CM 2 BR, cplS, drps, new EASTBLUFF·Beaut. apt. servatio~. e· 7 1'-64 4..e172· ·' 3BR.2 Ba .........•• $U!I ftS"it m:.t2yearly leue. •WalttBedl 842~3 patni nur rwy &major ma 2ba blt.ns frplc 2 ---------• RENT600 r . TURTt.t:ROCK oa ?r ·5200. =~~0~M~:v~=I A HOLIDAY sbopplna. $17~. Nope~. ~a~os, Pool a~all. ~. *BEACH T?WNU?ME.S 11 sq rt. $LS$~~:c!1c~·ii~ ti.~~ott~·GEPARK1425 Ho ... JAt•uptrsre •Chlldren seeuoo . IVHYDAY I S4S.0700orMT·0070. h.144·0355 filLtv~:1~f J!~-~2.~i ~~...,... 673·'70~t675-su6 ., .. til\. tam. rm.+ bonus Central entrywaJf. lead· 2318 Newport Blvd, CM EDJOY carefree Uving ln WALK TO IEACH 2 BR Duplex, Sundeck, nr. 838·5013 1"1......, M'•• 2.\1\ b¥ ......... $54 Ing to lowered v, rm. 548·97Mor6'6--3MJ7 t h ls we 11 I oc a ted BcauUful 3 bdrm. z'h b~ac h . No pets. Sen. ~,.,,. .i.w _.,... $9 5. . 1 • 381t d•n 2 ba ~ w/(rpl. La. foamilyk:hch. townhouse . l''or ad11lt" b th di "" 1 , C1llzens only $225 yrly SANCL.EMENTE ,,..__.... 400 SQ.~ ,. ' " ' • · · · · · .,. dbl 0 ar, rncd. Imm· ..... oc· $100.Mulure Adul'. Part. only. " ... a • stu o, ure p uce, 2 · · "./~~:!!'..!'..., , 1 • o "" • c1tr l(arage. $375. a.II 675·0115 liea ch Apts·Selection ..................... c'py,$595.640·1289 furn. Cle an, lrg l br. •3bedrooms,2 baths TU 'd -----lrom$175.per.week. LaCJUnaNI--' l 1 , Pool, util pd. No •Fr h lnt•· uti J e~pai .NOfe~. 2 Br. Occanfronl; tower CALLBc-RTllAllENltY .,.- : , YIMJ.FGMllyHoftlt cbildren/peta.84$-2738 •Co:~n~:pla;ecarpelli CALL ~l3ll S330 yrly a vail 7·1, gar REALTORS 4924 121 831 -1600 VIS•N Ste p down liv. r m . SP •Sunnypatio TOllMRULTY 5009Y.1 Sea shore 6'l2·0616 . 55 PER<nFT llU\.TY w/frpl. 3 br, 2 ba, bllns, ACJOUS, deluxe 2 .br •Carden settingw/pool LAIWE 2 b ud BALBOA Weekly, modern 1617 ~1':STCl1fF-NB 25uu ' M · l CM/17lh -1"'-552 7500 self.cln'g. oven, toed. duJ>lex upstairs, P0&ho, •Full garaae w/slorage . r gt 10 , enc. On C:inal 2 Br 2 Ba, stove 3 br. $225., Bach. $l00. P 1 a c e n t 1 a . 2 .. (f -....---------~ Dbl. gar. $545. Avail now. Weslclllf $250. 675·1&t9 Yours C~rJ"ust _.,... gar, pnt10 & lncd. lnlanl relr1g, crpts. drps. Dock 675·671 2 aft 6PM ~GT. ~1 -5002 pwr /prkg/exhst air. J ~ 640.l289 _, OK & no pets. $100 per avail. for boal.. $300 mo n .&16·1252/644·22?$ RENTALS -----------1 DGIMI Poh•t 3726 'fHE VENDOME mo. Warner & Beach yrtse. 675-4866. · Newport, 1 BR, Furn. $140 up storc·orrices cpts T 21'R,2Ba •• $300/350/ PARKLIDOCoodo2 bra ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1M5 Anaheim 54$-8628 area.847·4440Avl.July l Mobile Home,S225 mo. d rp!> n1r bath.17301 2000SQ.t-"l'.w/3ofe ic ....: ~BR., 2 BA • • . .. .. . ba, Crpl, dbl. gar. Cls. 'to 2 BR. $250. 2 BR 2~ BA Studio apt O l k G If Cou ., San Cte ..... te 3876 Avail. July 1. 645-1747. Beach Bl H.li. Sl:.!·2834 Ora11~c Cly. Alrporh1 4 Br. 2~ Ba, bonus .. . be ach No pets $300 \JTILS. PO. Bl• ' D/W •· dr . ver oo s o rse ,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ni.'w I .. ffi bld 963-71178 3..,. BR. Fum1shed 548 · • · 4~0195&960-114.2 ·~· • cptg"' ps. Br. s pacious, cl ean, 2 BR, 2 ba, bltns, 2 car Blue Lagoon Villa. Pri. "' . P usu o .1ce g, 2 --------~~ ~. SUMMER RENTALS ·4989 -Patao. $285 mo. 76 adults, no pets. Inquire garage. G ol/ cours e Beach, tenni11, pools, t o 6 rm s uites. Con· Retttols Wanted 4609 WESTCLIFF()penSat.& Hu.ffa9oeleadl 3740 Joann.A.gt.838«>81 5604A FernhllJ Cr . HB. view. $235. & $250. $350.wk.499-427lor (213) l e r.e n ce rm. x~rox •••••••••••••••••••••--'-R,AISOR'S Sun. Pembrc*e La. 3 b~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1•2 IR WJLOFT 846·6346. 494·2339 006-1766. ~~·0 Nr. OC Airport WANTED T o rent 11~· 2 ba, grdnr. $47S. mo. NO LNCREASE in sum· I elderly cpl 2 br /um REALTORS Avl . 8/1. 642·l()()S mer rent. Beaut! br turn P vt Palio, Crpl, l yr lse •N EARING A__.._ents Fwnilhed BAL Penin. 3 br, 2 bu h · • & s AvailableJWMls t. COMPLETION• ';;u;funished 3900 dplx. Avt. wkly. during WATERFttOMr ouse or apt. Btwn. Sl5o !~eS~f:g. :~5~0~~~ 2H~YLOFTAPTS THEHUMTIMGTON ••••••••••••••••••••••• July. 645·181n eve & H•wportleoch ~a~!~~·r·s~~~:-~9levet. "523 Campus Or., Irvine TOWNHOUSE 2 br, 21/a Campus Valley Shop Ctr. b a , po o I. b It n s . CALL llJ.1600 wash/dry. gar. No pets. pool, sauna, tndry, adlts. I .. AYocado, CM HElGHTSAPTS r-~~~ wknd. Bxecutive omce:s 17301 Kee lson Ln, 1 blk 645-0143 £xc1trng new adull apL'i ~Vt~ NEAR beach, ll.U.'J br S150·S225 Month BACHELOR Apt. for Sgl. W.'of Beach otf Slater. adj a cent t o Hunt UCITlllC llEW~lfl ! house. Aug. only. All Viewof boat:i &waler lady. Up to SlUO. 1'\irn &: 675·9188 2Br,2ba,Condo.Avai1Ju.----------• ly 12. Pool/Park. $275 Lrg cust 3 Br Exec. home. mo. To Inquire Ph: View. 2 frpl's. Gardener. MEN, s mall beach holel. CEDAR WOODS l '"/3•816880' u4 SF'IRMOSM• u.i•u H TS M:CIPllD PAR ... NL'U!pouT Jr. 1 Realtor 675-6161 1usiness/lnvest/ M2·7848 Htar Colllpletloel Harbour i AOUlT tllllSIDl LIVlllC furn. ssoo. S:W·032l BILL GRUNDY unfurn. 675·2Utl9 R 329 University Or, near "" !"'· '. S!OO •Bachelors "' L... "' finance A;t~s1oo ~; .. ~.7~:Sek . .B~ck Bay. 1 br. 2 br &' 5-10·844:.!or840·l.2()..I ·• 1 BR , l BR br. Avl. July & August.I FULL SERVICE ••••••••••••••••••••··~ -v-n 1 v e r s i·~ y Pu r k ewporl Crest, lux. 2 Br & d. e n .. From s l 8 5 ·1Sl59. 2 an, c pts, drps. s tv, •l BR & Oen ~:t .ms~p· ail,iclc>t~·.Tec1~'.11i1:.·1 EXEC. SUITES Bu0siness 833·0618. Yr lse. $575. 548·292.IS ;i'ownhouse on grecnbell de. n condo. frplc, a /c, L-a leach 37.... Eas ts 1d e 548 7437 or 1 Q f $ 7 8 v " u t 'ty sooc: a·&, 2 Vii Ba + fam rm'. gar .. S475 mo. 64.5·2622 or .;fu;••••••••••••••=-646·1164 · . U:~~ lj~~·8.i12.~3 ueen:.. rorn 1 S ·S4 5 644·&120 Eve. . FROM S 180 •••• ~,!».~~.u.~'•••••••••I'!; s:.,ss per mo . Bk r . 831·0038. OCEAN FRONT s tudio, CASA VlCTORlA LARGE 2 br 1 •·a $225 MesaVeSr4de East& Adams DALBOA PENL'll. PT. Au·port Arcu S:JJ.3640 Ve ndini,: •l .S-·1776. 3 BR, 2•:2 BA Bluff" Cori· ~ear round, $195. Util. • u • . 0·1800 Desira ble duplex uprv•r C "'.._.D RO • ., G 1 ti 1.2 & 3.Br, Unfum/Furn mo. Se p. luundry. pvt . · r! • l:IOO' ofc + 400' warehouse, """ Y UTE Willows. Avail July 1st. do. Beaut. decorated. ~~aco. "''lreat oca on. r Sl69 50 /wtr pd . s pacious tile c pt t 1· d ·1· k ....., "" r. , · gas • · patio,closed gar age.Nr. d s hws hr' Disp'os· t' carpe. 1le ce1 g/pr g. E xcelle nt route orcand.'I' $320 mo. 38r, 2ba, coun· Partial Back Bay view. · Adults·NoPetsSec.gate Huntington Harbour th h "t Summ a • M ·L zon e S~25 m o . & s nacks available m 4r)' kitch, Clean. No peUI. Avall 8/1/75. $525 per mo. H•wport lel!Ch 3769 Pool, Rec. Rm, Elevator 846·1311 846·4938 Agt. ~ .... ;; lo~~~~ 67~~2i>Js er or 646·1252 your area . l<le;,il way to .563·3157 & 552-8870. 979·7422 Mrs. King. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 525 Victoria, 642·8970 No fee. ' · · m1 l ~•l l\iO L'REE l'ENT * s upple m e nt sa lar_y Ol" AT Be h •-C l b "'' ·h~~",._s__ ~ ~-' L .. 1,;r N w 4Br 21L B 2 Bluffs 3 Bdrm 2'AI ba ac "' ana 3 r, 2 ~is NEW 2 b P u· I • '""~ ~ ~~ ~-NEWPORT Bch cheerful 1·2·3 Hm. om ces fro pe ns 10~. ocat1~r.i:._., ~·· e •"'a. . ·• ., baw/tennis &pool fac's -. r. ao, rvane 3844 '&clean2br.Blockfrom $135 pe r mo . Ne amr lnsta~lat1ons& •. Tram.m~ story. Next to pvt park single level. $440 Mo. S4So Yrly S4S.3!l79 · garden. Adults, no pets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• b h & f h d r -/swim & tennis. $425 Broker644·1133 . S'l:TW. Wilson;64.2·1fi03 LOVELY 2 IJr Condo CORONA DELMAR e ac mkl. Wkly airporl.Nolcase req ur~1s e • m a ne10.: lease. 831·2740 work W ...,. 0 .... THE 11:"CH . w/tcr1· S325 m . •I' 673-0236 833 3223 9Tiln . available. Can be eX'-iSl-4049 • estclrn Pool " . ~ 3 Br, tower, encl. patio., · , o, inc s. 2 Br Townhouse, (rplc, · oon panded to CuU time In-- • 3BR, 2 Ba, Charming Furn .• ut1I pd., leas.c, crpts, drps. Nr. OCC. wtr;• rec. fac s. 1st & tasl from $275. 1 Brfrom $205 Oceanfront beach house, NORTH COSTA MESA com e. For informatioil J\EAUT. new 2 br, 2,h ba, Farm Kitchen. Avail. $165. 675·1865 S220. After s.557-0350 req d. ~ JllilOO dam~1~c Pool, tennis, continent 3-i05 Sea shore. NB. 3+1, Medical/ Dental s uite ph. 714-879·128'1 Rancho San Joa ·n I d'· t I 646-95S6 & dep. & szlltctcanup Ice. breakfast. Some ocean slps8. Gar . prk'g. Phone, 950sqttavail.lst floor ' ,.wnhome. Overl~~~s ~~:~a e y. 2 BR,1BA.No children or Costa Mesa's Finest Loe. Avail6/30. Calalina·vie ws.Sepa rat d rye r, iJ1k es. Al so l-18AHDhWl\AtRE STObR®~ JOIC crse & lake. $650. · pet.s.$300 mo. \'rly. be. Only kind in the area. 552·01 381213-330.:1979 family section. Cluse t Garage_ Apt, s ips 4, llOO sq Ct gen'lofc space. eac · usl cas out 547-7044. lig Canyon Home b'7S.0475 Quiel·garden·like·adult L shopping & fine beach. beaut. view. Open House S3-15/mo. Ample prkg. due to .p rw r coi:nnu t · For l:ease Avail Sept 1 living. [,ge 1,2,3, Br, 1,2 GCJUna Beach 3848 644-2611 673-1858 or 67S.!19<i9 Mr. O'Kcefe, !>19-8138 ment. W1_1l sell for mvcr}· 4.H I:; T E RR AC E. In S29.95 WK UP. 1Bdr,2 Ua Ba. WW crpts drps ••••••••••••••••••••••• . tory & fi xtures. Apprq"." .University Park. 3 BR CALL 644·6378 & Bach. Color TV, maid patio, bltns, 60~e wood BEA~T. tg. tower duplex. SP END J ULY 4U1 on the Cd M Sgl. lo 1750 sq. ft. s 3 o. s 3;;, o oo. N 4 Cambridge model, lot 70. San Cl•mente 3276 serv, pool. 'fHl:: MESA, burning frpl. lleaut. 2 br, 2 ba, i;lv/fr1g. c.'ls. to T ill!: EXCITING Ocean~ronl. llcaut. 3,,br, llwy, d r ps, A/cond"d. Sl2·S15,000. Growing bl¥\. Up g rad e d carpe ls,••••••••••••••••••~•••• ~~-~~LNewport HI, Nll, landscpd, heated pool & bea c h .. ~:n 5 1.ea ~c . PALM MESAAPTS. ~~00ne 28tkh to 2J~ly ~·~~· l·:lcv, c 1Hs. pkg. 400. G!eat polenlial. OwnCJ':. cu s lo m dr a p es. PLUSll 2 br 2 ba new 0 Attractive renl.. 494·4256or 2l3·8.51·3llti MI NUTI::STONPT 673.U:~: ·.or ur, ~· ~I as t.e rs uwn r /illtr. 6i5·7283or4~Hl25J. 2131454.4016 Condo. Great Ocean view A arlftl Martinique Apts. White Wate r vu.:w, blc to B<.:H. t> 73 · 4120 Pallet Mfg $500M gr~s - Oniv. Pk. Terrace, new 3 & local 5450 PUnf •~bed 1777 Santa AnaA'"·e. CM bch. Lease 2 BJ, 2 ua, Bach, l&2 BR. from $l65. JULY SPECIAL 300 s~ FT, crpts/dJ·ps, ~etail Jewe.lry ... r, 2 Ba, Twnhmc, nr ELEGANT .3 br, 2 ba. urn sh Mgr Apt 113 646·5542 $280. 494·3:IB3. Adults , No Pets 2 Br, color tv, paUo. 2025 ""5. pci· mo. i'all ".,'2l30 Guard Ser v1ce S600M ~!'. D ••••••••••••••••••••••• l5Gl Mesa Dr. M .,,., "" .,.,.. 1~1 M k clubhouse & pools. $385. Be_aut. hills view. XJnt. 8 Ibo I 1 d 3806 '1.,15 3 Br 2 Ba patio 2 <5 Dlks E ast of Newport irama r. Bal Perun Pl. or 679·370~l. . zza. oney ma er J 83 ne1ghborhood $450 a a I an ~ • • • • $150 wk. 552-0539 Liquor slore. se. 3·9442 eves. AA Realtors 4S2·2100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• car garage, near new, no Newport Beach 3869 ~~~~ E X E C. BEACH OFC. HOLLAND IUSIHES~ 3' BR, sophis ticat ed, Upstairs Apt, 2 Br, 2 Ba, pets. 642 603 ···~··••••••••••••••••• ____ Oc. Vu. llouse, July & Su1lc on lake. lnex· 645.417osALESS40-0S08 beaut. decorated. Cen· San Ju!ln c pls, drps, frig, stove. ·l WATERFRONT -Aug . S450. 1430 Del Mar pensive. Ask for Nancy : ---------- tral A/C. Clubhs e & Capistrano 3278 Adults ~75 on yrs lease. New 28 r over encl gar. VIEWS IN ## 626·6166or494·8804. 842·250~ 1000 SQ. FT . Gift Shop. ~wim'g pools $425/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675·0486or 752·<»12 E "d Bl I n Cannery Village. Gd. · ·VIEW I t .l ast s1 e. tns, cpts, NEWPORT. ~e '.:t BLO CK t o ucac h. EXEC. Suites tor Lease. Pot entia l Scarborougt\ ~~·1800 Bkr. den •2b~g t";1;,; ~;~· Bach. lrg rm w/ ba & pri. drps, adults/no pets. • F\JrQJshed, sleeps 8. J uly Rccpt. area, 5 lg. ofc's. & Fair, 409 l lst St. N~ Univ. Park Terrace. 3 .BR, cpt;, drp's. Xlnt area: entr: No kitchen rac. For mo. 673·604 L Strlldng deSlgn and an only. Sl50. wk. 675·8J..15 storage rm. 1360 sf.fu ll 673.3771 J, QA Townhousenr. pool. $350: 33911 Via de Agua 1 quiet student . SL4S/mo. 2 BR, 1 Ba single story. ~~~~~~~11~~Ps.~!vr,to BIG' BALBO .. \ Isl.and. Com. sLeidrv0ic1e~lcG. rci!afiltll\.· EBlldcgn'·a· !il..190 552 7896 <Cam1·no Las Ramblas l st&Jast.673·1953. Sh g C ts d t" I ,. k 11 nt f ~ l\1,\ClUNESHOP ~· · . a rp , rps, pa 10, w n.,ows, s V O s, re. furn. 2 br. 2 ba, pal10. 8~6-86887:JOAM to<IPM A u t 0 m a Li c s c r e ~ L-l•ach 32 .. 8 off ramp). 496·4700/ Nifty 2 BR, s undeek, gar, beam ceil, frplc, gar. p1ac.es.Vourown pr1Vate 7/12 to9/J3. Wklyorboth ---------• ·~·-"' 496 1245 Ad ults 5210. 2544 ··i·· patioorDalconv.AfflendlY r machine operation; I •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• · bllns. $300mo Yrly . m1111on.0011ar rec cenur. mos. or Sl ,000. 6i5·7418 OFC in Ccl M, Pacific Cst bu!iiness since 1964.1 oCtANFRONT Laguna s-ta Ana 3280 835·3437; eves & wknds Elden, 537·3!25. Tennlstourts, too. • afl4PM llwy address, 325 sq ft. 2 prox. S26,000 per yr. ~· RdyateCoodo.3br,2ba, ••••••••••••••••• ...... 673·8484· E·S IDE 2 Br, Hz Ha, BEAC H F RONT l H; ~~:1~i l'vt.J ustre<lec. manoperation. ''-~1q .. ft.Bar,frpl,Sec. S15S.1BR,pet,ulil pd lalboaPeninsula 3807 Adults only, no pets. int from $175 Cott.in NwpL &h.Wkty. TOOLlNG &Mf'G COlr .{Uar d . i79S mo. Lse. $135.lbr,stove,singles ....................... E ncl gar .• patio, nu Avl. July, Aug. & Sept. Business Rental 4450 Salesapprox.$2J8,000 yr. t .dulls only. 714-499-2771 2 BR, kids, pet, garage PLUSH Large, 2 St, 2 Ba crpts, drps & paint. S225 Oakwood o ffers the 3210 Oce anfront G4S·ll~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt opportunity to cg- A·--an v i·ew House 2 blks Fee. Broker. h · b p 1 mo. 631·0669 or644·~78. finest in country club liv· ' pand 2 to 3 times prcser& ~ HOMEFIHDERS on t e main ay. 00 • 1ng at a price you can ar-2 Br & Da, 60 ft. to bch. Ju. sales. E st. ovl:!r 17 yra. ~o Shaw 's Cove, 2 Br, din. 642 9900 Security Bldg. 2 parking AVAIL 7 /1. 2 br, 21,:i ba, Luxury adult rentalSfrom ford. There's Sl million ly $275 wk. Aug. S300 wk. THE COLONY Owner wi ll finance bat;: r pl. fr pie , hardwood * · * s paces. $450 lse. Ask for frpt, s ur. Cpls, drps. 2S300SO monthlV. west. in rccreallon facilities. lsl clnss. 675·108-1 30 f>ETAJLSHOPS afterdwn payment. • fJoors, $400 mo. 673-3731 Hou Fu _1~.___. At 8:J3·9300 or 673·5437 D/W. S260 mo. 772 A ,JustPrnoortnmon0tfoJrvamoDr.oree NIGHT LIGHTED TEN· ~ MOTI::L • ses rne-or eves J S L 1 N t " I P rime reasonable space C.C,.aMlguel 3252 URfundslMcl 3300 · oann t.544·5100 ·on PacttleCoastHl;nwav. NISCOURTS.Afulltime o ve Y .cwpor a c 1 available large &small. Sleady income,xlntlocd· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• 2 BR nr. bea ch&. bay. re· •2 BR, 1 ba, Mesa Verde. TelephOne 1714t675·8000. activities director who Hom7 adJ .. Ocean-Bay. Old world charm wilh t ion. 48 units + pool + e &>~cious 2 Br, 1 ~ Ba, decorated, lndry, prkg. '$185. Adu I ls, no pe ts. ~~e"t~l~~C~~~~~ tr( pla ns p arties, BBQ's, Sips 6. F am11lcs only. J u· French windows, gables sty home. Terms fleltib.1$ )\ome. Frplc, sunroom. MEWPORTIUCH Adul~s. I.ease $300 m o. 833·8974 trips & more! Free Sun· ly,$250wk.Aug:.,S27~~~k. & trees. Adjacent to ortrades. £oastal & Mtn views. Agt. 673·6210 day brunch. 213·355·9640/213·193·22~. 1'' c s t i v a I or A r l s J H.. MARKET ~. SumF~:~~~~~~~:ses 1 BR c o ndo in l ux. 2 BR, l ~~ BA Twnhouse. PARK NEWPORT JP&lu2s hbeadutiful singltes, NEW PORT St eps to Grounds. ~~~qe ~vp~'&c~~;~~C~ · 640·164.4 or548·2873 llLL GR• .... DY Pvt. patio, sm. child OK. . e roo m ~P s , beach mod 2 & 4 br. $Hi.5 580 BROADWAY "" bayfro nl adult bldg. No pets . Sl80. 726 J oann. APARTMENTS furnished & unfurms~ed. toS450. wk 642.3190 LA GUNA BEACH Wine license applied ru~. VIEW HOME, Cul·d·Sac, Realtor 675-6161 Pool, parking avail, 545·3627 Rcnls Jrom $175. Pn ces S2,600 + leaSl'- J Bdrms' 2 ba, 2 car gar, many extras. S275. mo. on the bav var y by location. Models Beaut. decorated 2 st11ry 494 7915 POOL Clu bhse & Pool. A c do i. 5-18·9695 NEWPORT Luxury apartmenf tiving openJOto 7.Sorry nopcU: duplex. 2 br up, l dwn,I • SUB·CO~TRACTOHS 'fJargalnat$385/Mo l Ph: °"un.a..~!'11•h~ 3425 Corot1adtlMcr 3822 APARTMENTS overlooking the water. orch1ldren. bltns .lrplc.Ch1ldren ol-.. S te el fabri c'ation'* ,710 64s.7104 days, (714 , •""' ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. UnfSl3S/MO EnJOY S750,000 health O a kwood Steps to beach. S275 wk ~u nite co .. in operatioll '831·0409 eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• P LUS UTILITIES spa, 7 swimm111g pools, i G den Ju 1;... $300 wk \ 11 g · TOP LOCATION s ince 1969. Many vanotc; -Monticello 3 br d is· 2 BR & BArll w/sep. 3rd li ghted tennis courts . ar ti75·6775 MESA VERDE accounts . Net to ownl'r.i ._•wportl•ach 3269 hwasher , gar. opener. br & 12 ba w/pvt. entry. lnfants.No pels plus miles of bicycle Apartments ----DRIVE PL.AZ.A approx.S150.lXJOplus Yr. '~··••••••••••••••••••• $285. l st & last + SlOO Yd. ga r, adulUi, no pets, 2450 Newport Blvd. C.\'T t ra 1 Is. pulling. s huf Vacation Rentals 4250 fur s tore or office. Ampl<' l··.~T,\~l~PORJAsS·:1~·~ , $425. 3 BR, 2 Ba. Frptc. cleaning depos. No pets. 6 S3 7 5 5 0 0 6 1 s 5 e 7 · /\ 6 1 v 2 1· 7 ~ 1,1 · $225. Lg. 3 br, 2 ba. Lower. f~bor ard, croquet. J unior ,..ewpori leach •••••• •••• •• ••••••••••• parkrng. Town & countr) ' "' ' i:...:> room for camper. boat 548·1392. Avail 7/16/75 · • • · "'12. Childre n OK, no pets. I s rp, S229.50 monthl)' 880 Irv ine CABIN. B1~ lk ar. steeps aLmospherl•. i Hi9974859 -".!i26 1rvine.646-8883 1·525-65().l 557.25930r 64(1.()98()aft.6 also l and 2·bcdroom At 16th 12.ColTV.pooltbl.2 fpl. 152s McsaVcrdc Dr.E. ...._---------1Townhoun plans and 2·slory town 645-0550 sundk. U<n ''I.. l!).1·l~HI 1 LARGE HOTEL 2STORY3br,2~ba.con· Unfurnished 3525 CostaMtsa 3824 Real nace lbr.quiet.Only h o u ses. E l c c lr 1c --Lag Bch · l"u:-.ta MesJ.!>l 5 -4lZJ Xationally known hot.e l .Uo. Frpl, bllns. pool. S358 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 units. Adlts only. No kitchens, private pa~1os SOUTH SEA . . UEl.UXE ol11cc, comm'l with restaurants. bar " m o. Lse. 834·1416 •TOWNHOUSE 2 Br, 2Ba. Lovely 2 Br, crpt.s, drps. pets. See at 539 HamillQ!l or, balconies, carpetrng, A l m 0 s p h c r e . qui c t ~I A },l .M 01 lei L .i ~ l'::. & 111duslrial :.purl'!.. Also ~f ~\~ealppr~~~~l iur~~;~~ walk to Bch Tennis & wood floo r . Mature St. di'apcr1es. Subterranean garden apartmcnl pvt D c u x e ~ n " m 111 1 warcho us l's in Duplex, Xtra Lge 3 BR, Rec fac $285. 960-1972 adults no pets. $150 Open parking with elevators. l' 2 R 2 D • $195. Eve ry th In J! I u rn , ti . Laguna NiJ?ucl & Mission c1al data in office. Pn~e £rplc, D/W, 1 bl~ to best · · · · 2260 Placentia 646·3160. 2 BR. 2 Ba, Camlie s Optional maid servi~e. f!ci~sSt., E\r H:~bor s : SL~/135 pe r wk. 846-5-151> VicJO areas. Handy to S7,lOO,~i. COAST beach in So. Cahf. Yrly Lovely 2 br & den, l lh ba. welcome. Most util pd. Just north of Fashion of Ga rden Grove Fwy. c"es. San Diego Fwy. 200 to Jease. $390. mo. 870.9203 Quiet res. Bale, patio, 1 Br, uU pd, patio $179. Mo. to m o. $215. 622 Jsland ut ~a~boree and Kamia Village. Guest Cottage on mile hi 2000 sq. ft. As low as » ENTERPRIS ES , .. . shag cpts frpl bltns W/gar. $182. Shown at: Hamilton. 642-4821 San Joaquin Halls Road s tt 8:H 1400 714 /997-4859 ' 3 HR, 2 BA , den. Tennis, adults s325. 400.2270 xn 2038 Meyer Pl, No pets. . 534 5595 cattle ranch in central per q · ' • ---------pool, 2 blks lo bc h. N t A "lA • 548.8005 · • Telephone ~714>64.4·~900 • Nevada. R ecr cut1 on 2 SHOPS idc·ll location Money Wanted 5030: Jtefrig. Summer or yrty. ewpor · vai ug. Dana Point 3826 ror rental informuuon HEW DUPLEX country Good fishing · ' •••••••••••••••••••••••1 _ . .,. • NEW TOWNHOUSE San LIVE Near The llcach ! FURN OR UN F URN ps 6 lo 8. $125·$1..., per s hop or art gallery. 50,o 1scount on secure .._.. .. '"~23 CIULDREN &PETSOK ••••••••••••••••••••••• SI • .,., · fo r bookstore, candle 0, d. ,1 E STBLUFF JoaquJn Golf Course. East.side Townhouse& OC}';ANVIEW OasadtlSol Decorat~r furnished de· wk.(714 )544-<)641. J.,ocatc<I in the Mall al $60.000 note . Call Mr. &n~wly decor'd.4 ~:.~dbi: Pool & Rec. Fa~·s. 2 br. 645~8~~ru~~ ~~J~~A1~.aJ~~leople. BeaulifulAduJtApts luxe spht-level; 1300 sq Rentals to sh~ 4300 T h e i:·a c t nry , N.B. ~~.~;· 558·95 4 8 ° Lse/opt. Price 5550. bar & entertain'mt. ctr. . Fro"' $110 ft. 2 bdrm·den, frptc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·9606 .ti73·4246 Owner, lic'd. RE Bkrr. 2 BR, 2 ba, s unken liv rm, Huntiftgton leoch 3840 21661 Brookhurst, HB sptolursahaec, rwpatgik'.i·hnocmloselctsike' W_AN_T ED: Roommate, _N_!';_W_H_c_ta-,-,-S-to-rc or Ofc. Mortga9es, Trust 6 97p9:4 1 373 or 546-7533 at .. frpl, bllns, l....t""', patio, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962·6653 " S ht t I t D••ds f.'f'RT. 3lidr. 2ba. 30' " ,.....,~ bath & guest bath bltn lraig ·ma ure ma e 0 space. Baker St. E. of ..... 8o k D N I I I ~ ----_ A/C, gar . Adlts. $225. SI 00 l,.......US & ' · share luxurlou.'i 3 br con l·'a 1 r\ 1..... N C'ost a •••••••••••••••••••••••' • c , ear. pt. s . se. 549-8225 640.5374 """' gas range oven, patio ~ ., · · · · •$550. 968·4456/675-0102 .a.-rhnents Fwnished . -MESA VERDE deck. 2 car encl osed do. b~aut. ~um. J_a_CUl.ll, ~tcsa . .>l!H 5:il LOANS up to 80% ; _,... M t I tlll l b Guaranleednorent i:arage w 'laundry room. pool in Irvine. SI'" rno. -. . . • • DOVER SHORES-4 Br 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a urc s~ a · .r. increase inl975 2 Bdrms., l'2 bath contlo P a y on l y elect · 541·6791 t:ANN F.HYV ILLAGF. h tTDLoans-81/2°0 .13 a be 8 u l i f u Ii lalboa Island 3706 slove/fra g, cpl/drps. t:lll wilh·poot. 335 Mo. \d 1 S f C ~ 1 c · --4500 Sq 11. ~l·l lhcludes ·ltrndsca pe d $700/Md •••••••••••••••••••••••pd. 995 Valenc1u. SJ45. STEPSTOIEACH J uls o o oast wy, Rl::SP.Femaletoshr.l.br :..mall hnu!-te & boat 2ndTDLoans ·IW2·80 2 . I SR on th'l Bayfront Nr. s hops Baker/Ml'n ON IEACH ~·i~ks rr0;n ~ea~2sFu~ &den a pt. Beaut. lurn cl ::.hcd:-. Could be used lor Lu'4est rates 0rangcl'o-. 1 . w/bea L view $285 mo doza. 2 BH, 1 ba. unf. S285 • . n ur . .' W~slcli ff/ NB are~: Pou~ ::.hop::.. boa I. n·1>ntr, of Sattler MtcJ. Co. ' NeWpc>r1. borc13 Ur, 2 Yrly.~G·2029~r644·:m9 2 DR. uli.l pd. children BnchelorrromS245 SEAWIHD G~ldcnrod . Coron.l <lt>I &1acuzzi S157.50,6'12 .Ul 1 11t·l',ctc. llarrt'tl HC'ally. til:?·2lil ~15·061 ;Jb, pool, teftni!l, nr bch. eves . welcome. No pets. CplS, 2 Ur, 1&2 Ba rrom$275 2 BR~~·H~:E $47:-i Ma r. 1714 1675"9337 ~ Mike Hlakc .&12 ~ Ser\"ing Harhor an•.1 ., ~\~~mo. Yrtv lse . C0ronadelMcr 3722 d rps, patio. Mar.2 ~96t •Wloleratthebeach SUMMERlt~NTALS Rooms 4000 Female Only.Roommate lalboaStorefront _)_·e_a_rs __ _ "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wallace, A'Pt 6, 64 . 364 ls boautiful •••••••••••••••••••••••\needed. furn. yrly. on Prime llo lboa Blvd Loe. 2ndLOAHSWAHTED 4.Br, 3Ba. 2 Blks Ocea n. 2 Br.1 Sa, trplictio. s . or or 96l·2141 •Views or ocean, Cala· ROOMS $20· wk up with Balboa Is. Sl 55. 675-1244· 38x20' Funky & perf. for WE HAVECA.Sll ~ Co l/·--' 3 car h ll J 15 ~ lJ •-p I "erd kitchen $30. wk up apt. -ft I h I d mm poo w.111us. wy. Ava y , """""' naa. a os .... es 548•97550r 64S.3967 Mate·toshare aplw/mnlc. era si c ot es recor s Buy2ndT.D.'s •tar.$59S.645-3370art5. S47-0993/49tJ.1981. lBRUnfurn $165 •Largeprivat.edecks Park Newport. Call <'le. L<lls or fool trafri c Loanon2ndT.D.'~ r--.. M•M 372 .. Costa M-· 3711 .. : Lots of bltns, popl, walk •2'HrSecurit,y Lge rm, bath, kitch, 644·7084aft6:30. 631.C)048 New Loans·2nd T.D.'s --"' .-•""i 1. s hopping ltii ml •Healed Pools-&aunos ladey, pool, garage, nr. f-...&.~&..1 11_........... 4500 Equity Invsmt. Div . .. j ... •••••••••••••••••,•••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ach.&3.1W.l9thSt. '•Alsi1nedcovered Och quiet 494·0462 Maleneeds 3housemates ~•na ........ BARNETTMRTG.CO. • AM BA s s AD 0 R INN 548-049'.? .l::i~~~~alrreeparldng Fem: • . ig1esoho::. c::;·.3~~k1i~~ ·;.;~~~;·~~I·~~·I~~·;·;; 645-2134 I •Maldser vlceavail. Room & bath w/ kitchen 675·15198. O.C. Airport. 2400to8000 ~ctlttffh/ l BR. Newly Decorated. •t'urniture avail. prlvlas. Exch.a.sive CdM set ft. ample parklnJ.. Penottel5/ BRAND urw Avail 7;1• Sl 3S. area . $l50/mo. 831·0038 OIRL Wonts to shr. her 2 S OME UN ITS FOR Lost & FoUnd RI.ft 5'9·1839 OpenM·lo'l~ or645·2622 br H.B. Twnho me . SALE AT l Oo/o DOWN.•••••••••••••••••••••• Sa\.10·6,Sunl.2·5 w /same. S\12 mo . Koll trrvine Center. Call Anto•u .. llK' 5 10 $2950 •UP STUNNINGL&.2br,2ba. Beautiful room. pvtbaU\ MT·IMG9 D1tn Curtis.!714>979·9205 •• ;••••••••••••••••••• -= ....................... ,.. Garden apt. Pool, rec H tlngt R r 1 t Se good C.M. locution. .... N --..-~,. .. 710W 18lhSl Uft ~ e r l(erD o r. cunly. 548-3932 Arult eeds enthusiastic Lease 100011q n. w/officc area........ • · Pool, Jac unl. Rec. Bldg female. Call anyliml'. 110·220 voltage. Heal. hot MA" 'S MAG TOP LOC. Dlic. 112 br. l 4 ~Pacifh: w I c x e r c 1 s c r m . NEAR collcac & shops. 997-5470. waler. New bldg. Good al JC -..S•lk .... 1111'4 -....._, ... --0..llq·• ................ b11 twnbse. Bit.Ni, cpt.», l l l ocnn A\'e BillTnrd . ColorrY R oo m & P \' t b t• -I~ 00 22H ,ore._.. drps,patio.aar,pC)Ol,rec l714JS3&-1"87 IRVINE ATMESADR E mployed adult 545-6051 Roomk want d . Y1°untt ---· MaASlllllP rm, adlbl. Sm pet OK. 545·4855 C M . wor mg woma.n. can 1200 Sq. t-'t M·l w front u.·~ lo.•O\ltJD $250\s 548 6807 · · a rford a r ea~onabh.• office, ltte rear door. 22() •""" iu e. • M1o1naged by YcDrly, 3 Br. 2 Ba. l Blk lo SmNMr Rnt.11 420 amount or lrGdC rent for 3.pn.11to. nit 16, $185. 629 To A New Locl\.l100 l 8l\, compleleb' N<Mlc, _3 m am Wallen Co Bch. i335 mo Ava il ........................ cleaning or 1utrdcnlnl(. Tcrrnlna t Wu y. Co t a I lt4V2......,.. • Jl5$, mo. Avail. July lit. , llkl TO llACH Immed. 645·70.'W BALBOA Pcnin. 2 br apt lo.6Llnda 175-7"6. M u Oays ~.to 5'710, C .... Miia . ,..._ ............... ....._.....,.. ...... WATWAU-SntUMS-\AM>OMS 2277 HAllOl IL VD. COSTA MBA 645-4840 . ' • ' ~d~~~~~~'. MIAISHOffl•• 3 BU bi. luxuryduptcx ~1~~ ~k~a!u~ ':!; G.-...sfar._. 4 350 evC?s,g44J-068l___ Call'42 cia Beautiful new 2 8R W/OCCU vi ..,,. ltlt house 962·1:1680 y ....................... 30.000 Sq. n. Sheet Mttal Cra.~~·~r:=J~= 1 1tudlo apts. Frplu, from beac.b. 2 car 1tar.. DBL. GAR. nr. Falr· Bldg. 2 Ac re sldeyard. ff _ E·Side, 1 BR. frplc, appl., bltna, dlshwaahen, 2 car bltns, _aaa bbq & much LlDO Lux. 2br. 2ba a 1round1. Costa )lesa. 9~ sq ft. Nr. Beach ll SI 0 • • •' lcutll pd.1 Adlt. NopeU. c1ra1a. Sundeen. From more. Nr. rtnrjct.t,y. Yr· f'rpl,pall~'dec.'k, wtr Clean. ufe & dry. '3(). WarMr. Prin.onl)'. (714) -~ .... ~~J~·~Ji/ir~~·~I~ a170.$190. au.u.>. saeo. $38-2579 l)' tse. '47S. mo.. 646-611' view. 675· 548·1691 142«33 or C213) 561-0S&t. r ------- • .. I ' ' ,, I ; ~ lt;·~.Build lt ... Oiaper it .. ~Hammer it. .. Carpet SE'RVIC_E_ n· I R"EU---()-''RY Plumb·~1t : .. Patcn lt! .. Ptpe :1t;.:-.iRemooept~::·"', p,. 1 it •.• C•f11ef1t It ... Wirt it ... Hoe lt ... Clean lt .•. Move I Roof lt...landscape it ... Tll• it •.. Trlr:n lt ... Sewlt ... ~, it. .. Press ft ... Paintit ... Nall it ... Pfaster it ... Fh( it.... . . . ~aul 1t ... Add it ... Plant Jt. .. Alterj> tt ... Learn 1t.~. 1 :! ........... • --l '• ''~"JI ,-"; .-···-.! I' ··1 '<F "' ,I I --~-· 1...-A..a... c.,.. S....-c .. 1r ... .,. ~-••••1 ' ••aar91 Senlce1 . M1•Hll 1 Ir I ' ........ ,......, • .,.... ~-~ .. ~ ..... -....... ·~····················· .................................................................................................................................................................... . sav1oi• by·belAa)'OW Carpet man·reaaooable, F.H.Gerwidc"Son MLKE'SGARDENING PAITY..,. HQUSECL~ANINGlaour Movinf/Ravllna. St\llent PATCH PLASTERING R&PAIRS .. All l>'f::• :~o contractor, free est r•••ln·ioat allalio.o. Add/Remdl1Bl·ll43:21 QuaUtyYudMaiot. Lic.n.std attract.iv•~· Bwsineu. Call J anie$'• w/111rge true1c. Reas. All Types. Free E•· Re.as, free~· Uc. t · .uc prof. coosultaoL Call cl.-nmlJ. C•Us&l-89C56 ti73.eo41 549-:mo NB, CdM, CM •548-()$30 ple to Se'rve 8a..Wnd & Ra1eedy Anna.87~ Barry.S48·t7231t819-ST79 Umai.i.Call5t0-e82.S 83()-5()20any me. • \&S 1.St. 962.02:WJ . • John 's C a _r pet & None Better I Di~ HulC· ~ ~pune:Je Gardener. Cle.•nup: $38 Minimum. Colleie student will chum P•t19t/P.,a..... VERY NEAT PATCH ...,....._ Uph~lstery,Drisbampoo m ao & Son. Add, ~ompJete .Malnt.· Pb. 4942249. 9 t.o noon your home. Mon·Frl. •••••••••••• .. •••-•••• J OBS" REST\JCCO. ,..-.~~-.;~~~i•••••••••••• (Soll retOJrdants}. Rernodt?l·Patio Shelter-Cl•.•nuµ. l'l'ee est. wkdys. CM-NBarea.MB-49'1 Prof Painter, 'h ooeet Freeeat.893·1439. iB.ABYSlT-MY HOME Dettreasers & all col~ Decks. hc/qond. 644·7598 979·3628 BUSlNE~MEN work reas. i.rt/ext, free .....__._a.a ROOFSC=f • Repalred & Rt aQlld Direct Factory ice License C39-1~ • COSTAMESAAREA briahtoera & 10 mrn JNCRE .. "EPRO Experienced House· est 'R ·f 548•27s9 r--.,.., .,r • 557·&89 * bleach tor y~ wh_ite DNu..k"'9 't'OKYO TOM . n;;> FrTS cleant!r. By lhe day. Own . · ,c 8 · ' ••••••••••••••••U••••• PH: 549-2961 carpet.a. Save~ by ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wee~! Care of every· KUTSKO 842-l7SS lrun.. Refs. 542·0198 642 3ilS L .R . OTlS Plumbing liubyli'._or?:excbungefor 1avlng me xtra ~116· Dr~smaking intheEuro-thing ror you. 642-1939 Glou L ca 1 •WallpaperHaniln&• Waterbt.ra,iAllsiies,dis· ~::!-:!{~!!'~-:::..\~ upl or large rm & b<Ath CleaoUvl"' room.dinms pean Manner. Ju nu C.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• andt P ftCJ Bv 1''ormerln.structor posals, stoppa(les, re· .. A 642•1403 rm & h1i&ll $15. Any rm special FREE swim suit ••••••••••••••••••••••• Carl Rebko· 646_2"49 pairs, remodeling and We flt It adj1AZK your~-,, --$7 .so. couch $10, cbafr ss. w /u~y ~so. pants suit. UOB 'S GA RDENlNG WINDOW TINTING ROTOTlLLJNG $25 repiplna. New Coruitruc· tern. You sew ~t. P'n ' ......_ .. Service 15 yri;. oxp. is what Designed & madejustror Cleon Ups &NewLawns ~op~ h~a~, gla~~r!~lng Landscaping-Sod Sales. •THEHAH5Mlt4• lion. 24 Hrs. Uc & bond too! Pattern fitting&,~; .. •••••••• • ••••••••••••• counts, not method. 1 do you by Corday 1''ash1ons, Bef 7: 30 or aft 5, 646-2056 ee es · eas . .,......._ 1 Free est. Master charge D. Schwartz Sr. 558•1301 642-6263 justing svs. 646-0485. • Ty~~~CS~~~eas. work myself. Gd. refs. By apptonly. 556-4232 lrrec Trimming, Cleanup, HaulUHJ Oays /eves960-2170 MARV'S PLUMBlNG Top Soil . 'hates by the page or S3l·OlOl. EMctricol llau ling. Sprinklers. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ford's Landscape Int/Ext. Free D>t. 1 BR •646-!8>7• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~hour. 640-S885or~5921. C----/C~-"-••••••••••••••••••••••• Free est. 545·2943. •HAULING• Sod/Lawns/Sprinklers Apt. s79. We do Acoustic. NO JOB TOO SMALL •Top Soll•~\*,, , _..... _........ EFFIClENT&FASf i Greg, 960·2766/ Pete ed".....,. C.,.ltter ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~LECT ~ICIAN_. S~I ~a pa nese Complete ** 556-0UT •• L c/lruiurcd. 962-7817 536.1943 •Mulch•R w--..* • • , ..................... LEONITECONCRETE JObs/maml/~epa1rs. 22 Garde nin g Service. M-.....-.ce . :::~~.rS:~~""J~. Call~ _ ~AVE & Profit. Custom STAM.PIN~. C~b · yrs e)Cp. lie 233108. Planting /cutting / GENERALHAULING ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~easonable. Prol. Pamt· Ho t k."A"S3'" T S rvice ~-blestone brlck tile 548·5203 F •RE"'"'ONABLE• . mg. lnt·Ext. Also ant•. nes wor _.. .... ree • remod. repair, add-on, patios etc 640-4349 . . cleanup. ree est. ~ All Types G~ral Mamt Beach area 751.ola41 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ins":1allon. Free est. & ' · · Garage Door Openers 642-3102. CALL 646-5848 QUAl.lTY WORK Paint. 636-5706 · Property M ••]tlM:nf Tree Removal, limb~· '& Des g 645 ~ P . D . WINDOW WASHING, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shrub clean'nd, R 1· 1 ns. -·--atios, nveways, Con-••••••••••••••••••••••• Landscape, Maint.enance M 0 VIN G, ha u 1 in g, ._ crete work. 'l'ra~t.or .•GENIEOPENE~S• Sprklrs, Cleanup: garagec!eanup.Reliable clean·up gard~oing. etc. QUAL~TY Painting at a PROFESSIONAL ing.642-2624. FCust~m Car1pen1try.; work. Freeest.837-8832. S um m c r S pcc1a Is. •TREE Work. 542.2773. fastservlce. 963-64.52 Exper. refs. Jim846-3629 reasonable pra ce . PROPERTY ramwg o:. m1s 1. n e· lnsa.alled & Guar. Gold 644-6510 MANAGEMENT Ford's TreeServ~ • model/ Add1t1on 5"9·4 159 College Students seeking Coast Elec. 5Sl·6:..'7S & MEXICAN MlKE'S Experienced Crew. : Rcmdl Rm Md P· t"o · work Concre t e · 581-1122. Lawn cleanups/pruning. HAULt'NG&MOVING Masonry PAPERHANGING 31" ol'GrCk.11 l..ic t lnsured.962·'181U · .. a 1 ~· Driveways, patios. t::xp. Apl:. & commercial. Yd & Garage cleanup. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Professional, reas. 1'"ree ,.,._ ;~~aan:~s:., car porls , J ack 548-0433·Hon Gardening i"reecst.Call548-2<Wll Reas.ratcs.00·79-W WILLIA.M S & Soos Est.aft.SP.M.673-5829 Apls .( .. :ommerciul Upholstery ·-v ~.3562 Mr· Lee 557-6545 ••••••••• •• •••••••••••• --~ ~ Masonry. Brick/Jllock/ Pat' - - -15 yrs. l::xpclicnce ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ Qua Ii tv /Ma inti Ld:.c i>g Gettft'al S•rvices C 0 LL E G Jo, st ud en l Stone. Cllll 581·71rl9 IOS VINYL REPAJRSERV. -Child Care ::;od siffklrs soil cond ••••••••••••••••••••••• w /strong back & :v.. t.on ---- -••••••• • ••••••••••••••• Ztnk Development Cuts, tears, burns, J'e· ••••••••••••••••••••••• clc'a nup . 0642 ·3:l3l i GeneralMainl&remodel truck.-~5 hr. J effery • Sunshade, covers, decks, 1311'ustinAve color. 1'~reeesl.639·1250o :.cwpetServiu SU MMER DAY CAMPS b4ti--IOOij. Comm/income/residence 536·1730 Mo••ftCJ firering;benches,wood, 1'uNlin ·547·0800 .,- ••••••• •• •••••••••••••• are l>ack ! ! Grades K-8. M .. N · u • 640.saa2 '#---••••• •••••••••••••••••• brk, cone. Quality. Fair --- Carpe t & Uphol:>Lery ~15wk,inc.allactivitics. Cleanups, 'l'rel!work , -~~1 Selling anything wat.h a Movi n g. Hauling, price.CreaUvedesigns. 'C l ea nin g. Steam & Monthru.fo~ri,9to4.Xtra Gardening; Minor HANDYMAN-Homes & DailyPilotClassifiedAd Cleanup. 2 College Stu· Remodelinglge/smjobs. Shampoo. l"ree est. hrs. a vail. Central Bjble Lndscp·g. IUyr.> m area. Apts . Conscientious is a simple mauer ... dents. Exp. & Reas. Ken,eves642·1770.Ray, 646-7811 Church. 645-5050. 646·2693. Craftsman. 645<6558. just call 642-5678. 640·174.9. days 675·9184. We care. -Window Cleaning · Cluss1 fied ads sell big •••• •••••• •••••••••••"• items, i;mall items or any Residence/c:o....i ' item. Just call tU.2·567K. Free est. ~•A ;~- A.ounce•ftlh 5100 Perso11als SlSOHelpW•ted 7100 Help Wanted ·7100 HelpW•ted 7100 HelpWa..t.d 7100 HelpW..tecl 7100 twpW•tecl 7100 Help Wanted . tffo ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• c;~sl Ocf ·~· ~M ff.i. Drinking problem? ARE You Looking For BEAUTICIANS NURSES AIDES Ac ~ d :J1 eun;on, Call Alcohol Helpline JOB SECURITY? The Now interviewing for· CLERICAL JUNIOR SALESMEN All shifts. Conv. ~~ N uBg. Pnh : ..,73e~fe,rtbcrJnln. 24 hrs a day 83.S-~ ARMY has it-and pays Mewporter a..~ J 1 h · Call 642-0593 • • • u .........., y u y well Call 549-2929 ask e e p one • 15th. SPIRITUAL READER for lOs. ' Call: 644·0661or540-8582 if Ages 12.16. Earn $20·S40 per week Orange Co. Studio is seek· Lost& Found 5300 Open lOAMtolOPM Assembly & L'actory •Beauty Operator, exp.. Order Clerk Denti earch tt" b 'be to th DAILY ing a retired or semi re-••••••••••••••••••••••• Advice on all matters. r pd d I C ge mg new SU sen rs e tired B /W AQrt r ait 312N.E1Camino lleal Helpers.Apply.tlAM.629 v.ac, ~ _oc. osla PILOT after school and Saturdays. prinlerw/customqualily LOST/F'OUNDAPt.I? Mesa 557 2066 557 f1118 960·2WO Adoption, Low San Clemente, Forappt. Terminal Ave. No. 6, CM -' . , . Must be out of school by 3:00 PM. No exper. Also, f/time "Girl Cost Spay Neuter Info. Call :492-0034 49".:!-9136 ASSEMILSlS Beauty Operators . McGaw Laboratories, a 752-1541 d e 1 i v e r i e s o r co 11 e ct i n g . Frid a Y • ' w I so m e ------W/following,beacharea. leading pharmaceutical T . f . h d Lf . knowledge or photo· LOST · . .;,m . ·i·"a'·up Poo· PHOBLl•;Ms? WE CARE Solderini,:. mcch. as· manufacturer has a need ransportat1on urnis e . r untmgton graphy. Send resume to .,, '' O"'L'WAYfJL•1p b d ' Mallic"s Wif.( & &auty o· __ .__ h F . II JI die, female, dark "rl·~·. ·""' c.L sem ly or . 1111 µrcss ex· k 1. for a telephone order llC J-.c~ Beac · ountain Va ey areas. cu classified ad no. 433 c/o " J CENTER 'd c M 642 808(.I ~1Jlon . 5~8-3446, a:>· or . Tips or car:. lllk . Vic 16th per. rcq_ · ·' · · Karen. clerk ba vrng 1 year Young aurac. emale. 847-4360 Daily Pilot. P. 0 . BoK PL.,btwn!:iantaAnaAv 2-lhrllotLine~~-g eneral o ffi ce e x -Apply betweenl&4pm. J56U, Costa Mesa. 6':l & Orange in CJ\I . ncwurd Tra•el 5450 AUTO CARRIER U EJ\ UTY Salon space periencc, typing of li-0 Sheraton Mewport Equal Opportunity Employer ll262l> L-646·9~39orG7J .. 4447 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Register news p aper avail fur rt:nl Lido lslt! wpm, and the ability to 4545MacArthur,N.8 . ---Newport Bcuch & Costa area . 675·4100or673-4820 operate 10 key adding Missing-Hake . Mono shock SEE EUROPE Mesa. Weekdays 2 to -------machine. We des ire a DISPATCHEA Help W•ted 7100 Help W•ted 7100 PAINTERS/ .Beach Cruiser. J spet.>d. •IP M weekends e;.1rly Be Of Service To person who is service & <.iraveyard Shift. Apply ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••··~··•••••• BOAT IUILDERS fromNewportP1cr.Mon· BY CAR AM . Need ,reliabalc l'ar. YourConwwunity :>ales mindcdtoworkin a an person, !Girl J:'riday full lime, *MAIDS• Weslsail Corp. needs a day, June 16. Heward, nt J'urchase any European 540-3006-WOOdy. -And get paid for it sometimes hectic, but YELLOWC•n must be accurate with rul1"abl" man or woman " e t ' n uru l''''3 h 11 · · -f' & · Sal Full lime. Apply in ~ .. qu s 10 ~ "1''" "'" Car for d e li very in AUTO welcoming newcomers. c a engi ng environ-186 E.16lh, Costa Mesa igures lypmg. ary T p ~ to finish, sand, paiflt, oil ti42·S9l<! Eur_o~e&lelusplanyour COUNTER Flex1blehrs.Ntledcar, m ent.Duliesinclude re· NOPHONEC""''°' open. Phillips Manne pcrson!JA.M. 03 .~. & varnish high quality -· · t l h d ~ s 673 4oso Laguna Jhlls Hilton LOST . Blat·k Lab and1 v1dual tour. From typewriter &happydis· ce1vang eep one an PLEASE tores . 2520SLaPaz Rd. teakwoodparts.Xlnlco. Female, ti mos . Vi c take·off to home-landing, SALES._ ... .&..._. position. 547-3095. m ail orders, detennining •----~-----• II benefils. Please apply at .Beach & Bolsa. M idwa~ you'll be an the hands of ~ : credit status and prepar· DOCTORS ASSIST. Girl Friday for Boaung Laguna H1 s guard gate: . .,.. eaty. 892·4169 experts. Al so lease & ren· MA..._.AGER ing sales shipping or· Young lady (18-28) to as-C11-klbe.s bPoearts,.oonga57bl~,o..3~ac, MAINT/ILDG 275 McCormick, CM -Lal cars . EUHA UTO, " ders. Excellent salary s ist 1n HealUl Spa. No · .roouu Exper.40hrwk.Starting----·--·-· _ __.. • ._ LOST CAT. V1cLora• Lido Village, N .B . Boys &Girls andbenefits.Apply · exp.req.wetrain.Apply GIRLS-GIRLS salary $650-$700 mo+ PIXA~sweriacas.N ' Beach. La~una HeaC'h 673-455-0 Exper .. good opp. to ad· lOt 14 tsol D · · ft any aft. or eve. 2930 W. Easy fun J'ob, day or benefits . Apply in Aftn & eves. ~.in· Look" like uiue Poin• -\·ance. top pay. Perm. o yea age. al· Plant PersoMe.I Dept. C l H N t ~ 0 " w · · :..; 1 p 1 l d r t oas w Y ·• ewpor night. No exp nee., we person. El Niguel Coun· eluded EOE 5'G-1962 Siamese. $50 Reward Going Ea!>l? Dn\e our ii 3621 . bl.St ,S.,\; A Y Io , e ivery roo es MCGAW Beach . y tlik .,..,Cl b 23700Clubbouse '---·---·----,'-}'amalyµct. l~·l2:.13. Ponl1 <1c to Wa!>h. DC _ ·may b<: <1vailablein your · tram you. ou mus e .. ~ u • i---------• -area 1n Mid July. We 11ay area. Earn profit for de-Draftsman people & be at least 18. Dr., Laguna Nig~I. • • 'LOST: Family pct Lg. s1ou gas. !J68-4358. •AUTO FIAT h\"era:;s &_cash. trips or LABORATORIES Map work, $hould '1a\'e :r~l~ a: ~Meve. 8am·noon. , PERSONNR• ~~e~h':::tl.e ~~~·t ~~-~,:.~'.-&n,r,loymnt& -· ~~c s~~~~sr~~?~0:~1~~~ exper. freehand, r:ipido· ar r, esa. MAINTENANCE man. t. M h • . graph, contouring. part· Half Dav~ Pay M.usl be expe1:'~ io elec· ASSISTANT I Spygla!-o:. 111 11 :-. Mtll repara Ion ec Cll'HC 1nlormat1on plew;e call Allon&JamboreeSt.s timeOK.6444444. 9AM-1PM-'or 1PM·5Pu t_racal, plumbing, heal· Rome :-Ht:\\ard'.••••••••••••••••••••••• L'xperi·e nc"d ONl.Y. 642·4321 . From San Jrvine,Califomia '" $37 h 1 ~ ... "' ... -~ or 5PM-9PM. Earn $100 Ing, _et~. . s r. mmo::u. 4 644·14!J7 Sct.ools & Must have own tools & Clemente-San Juan Engineers to ~"K +. + ~elr weekkdo.in" en· 54po5s_!!~son . Call J er ry . ---Instruction 7005 class "'A'' license. We Capistrano area, call An equal opportunity _., o ...,.. You will be the clerical FOUND : Small brow11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• are a .. n ew car de-495·0630 and Mission Vie· employerM/F Dictaphone/Secy l.0$650 Joya e wor in ~ur -----------•support for the Person· male Dachshund with . . . , J00 L'I 1'oro area call 1• t/G or t.o"""" brand new ofc opemng M 1 ·-F ... ~ ... ed f ll l D tedcollar 375 Maunoll· ArtLessons.Pamt.draw, alcrship" & orrcr ex· -.,, · ~ecep en c ~ . ae ... em.n.....u u ne epartment,arrange , · ,., a. cc ram 1 cs, crafts. cellerit working condi -581·6310. C E C 1 . Tvpist/Gen Ofc to$500 near 0 -C'.· Airport . ..X_lnl & p/time. Apply Ken-interviews and assist in C.M. Adults/Children.645·95..57 ~qualOppor.Eriiployer I.. RI ALHep,p/time. 1o·v 1NEPERSONNEL .opportunatY_ roi: positive tuckyFriedChkken,69~ pre-screening appJi. ,. -lions. fringe benefits, $2 Hr, 12 hrs per week. I"\. mlnded lndl v. For S Coast Hwy Lag }' 0 UN U Youn µ TENNISDAYCAMP etc. Contact Service Phone 645·3153 SERVJCESG-AGENCY personal interview, Call ~acb , , cants. Administer t~ • beaut if u I . f c m a It For Juniors. 2 Weeks. Manager for interview. 488 E. 17th (Allrvine) 833.8095. group insurance U,.~· Bassett. lra col. Aµp 3 yr~ p r i v ale C I u b . To P Mission Vieio 8 OATS CLERK typist. s tatistical Sui le 224 Costa Mesa MAN I C U R IS T. Ex. gram and maintain I H.B.846-165!1 ---Teaching Professionals. Imports typii:ig ex8p. on TBM2Ex· Ca11642·1470 HOTEL Fro~t Des k perien,ced. Busy Salon. liplelerss.onnel records and T · 1 $7 5 ecutlve. o w.p.m., yrs C~erk , (ex per d only). Laguna Bch. 494·3031 F'OUNO: Dalmal1on,om rans p avai · · 28701Marguerit.ePky. M·uw--L--ofcexp.,dictaphone,fil-,........ ----_.. Alrporter Inn Hotel,---.---------1 yr, male, white. brow11 545·5893 Mission Viejo 1 ~ ing, clerical, xerox. New ~~ Irvine. Conlacl Dick Masseuse Needed. Will Must be people oriented, ea r s .Ca 1 aC C lassic Learn photography the 831·1740 •495-1700 Carpelllhrs Fashion Island Offices.1---------• Hannan, 833·2770 train, gd pay. Call well organized, and • 846-8793 RIGHT WAY. enroll in Engine/Mech1 Xlnt fringes. Salary ESCROW . Phys ical Therapy, possess above Average LOST: Male cat, blk & Bet~ Koch •s photo cla:.s * Auto Finish Carpente. s open. Send resume to SECRET ARY Housecleanmgb Svsd. needsb 1 645-0860 typing skills. Requires 1 d df the le Hospital Financial T T H 1 mature , on a e year related clericalex-whte. long fur. Ver~ es~gne or ama ?ur Mechc::m'lic Services, Inc, 359 San empo emporary ep women NOW! Call MASSEUSE, Help Want· perience.Contact.: •J ,(riendly, ans. to George for mfo. 6444332 Must be exper 'd & capa· Miguel Dr, Suite 202, 17802Sky Park, Irvine 645-5123. ed. Will Train. Call for T. Knight ;-$ Vac. SOtb & H.avcr, NB p · . li ,,, for used car dept .. Salary ble of doing top quality N 8 h Call 5404455 t 631 1184 ,..,1 .. ) cAn °"A" 548-0129 iano anstructaon. !'>" and all benefits. Opµ. for work. •..:e=:w:.·~po~r~t~e:,.::a~c~.92660~·~·~-I~~~~~~~~~~ •Housekeeper, live-in. app . . . \• .. ~ • · Grad. Children/Adults. advancem ent. Pleasant P 'f' T wler -PERTEC ·~.,:. Jo'OUND : ~leJ1um·lari:t Alice Jarman. 491-3157. work)ng conditions. See ac1 IC ra COCKTAIL Experienced part-l ime . ~riv .room & ba. Wif~ is Mechmic white puppy. Vic. Na Job W t d. 7075 Service M.:r .. Howa rd Corporation WAITRESS :.ne.ck bar attendant over mvahd. Very easy JOb. needed; Mazda ex -.• t1onal & Wilson CM s °" • ''h o &Q ic.ot.s 1723S. Ritchie, SA Leading N.B. hotel. Call 21. Apply Hunlinalon 546-1230· · ,• . 5 ,_.,,. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... e\'., O\e uaa., "· ., ----------perience necessary . 17112 A l A r,t 64 . .,....1 J::XCELLENTTYPJNG ~ewport l_lc_·a_c_·ll. ____ ----------Sam after 6pm, 644-1700. Seacliff Country Club. Housekeeper. Live in. Rotary·engl.ne overhaul rms rong v._ ---------•I EOE Bwtwn8&4pm. Must drive, cook & lgt. preferred. Contact Buck SanlaAna,Calif .• • .fo'OUN D: Male Samoyed in my home ---------• , . housekeeping. Some lgt Fa 1 k n e r , Ser vi c e Jr vine Indus. Compl~ .Lincoln & Walke r i11 Ca ll P<1t675-4J77 AVON CASHIER Col sL,uden~s. p/l :sis, de· Exp. F/T day wa1lre.ss. nursing exp. Salary flexi-Manage r. •! Cypress 596-6615 hv. Eves/Sat. Car, phone Food & Cock ta 11. ble 830_8111 Tum East on Alton;. .. at -~--------1College girl needs sum-nee. MrLyons848·10M 549.3994, 2645 Harbor · · Miracle Maida Red Hill, 3 blockB No!of Found: Males1lkyterr1cr mer e mployment. Will Opportunity for indiv. Blvd., CM. Housekeeper Cook ex· 645-5700 MacArthur&RedHilljn· vic. Golden west, JIB houseclean, babysit, etc. THERE'S A w/l y17ar related work COMPA.~ION Wanted_ for . per'd for m'ar. couple. ----------• terseclion. turn righ(•at 536-1367. _C_a_ll_Jeanne~9621 WORLD WAITING experience. pleasant Sen. Ctllzen. Lady hvcs F loral Designer/Mgr. Live-in Pvt rm/ba MEDICAL Armstrong. •: Lost. Lig ht gray male Bkkper. Exp. Hi Acct'g. FOR YOU.-pers ona l ity & ap-inapt.548·7061 Exp'd.TopPay.Neatap. 642·9606. . FrontOl'c $600St. .• pearance. Excellent co. C pearance. Friendly. Ask1---------·• Trans, dictapb,insur. An Equal Opportun;f:, miniature poodle, hai Payroll, taxes, etc. Will As a n AV 0 N benefits. OM~AN~ON_for elde;!Y forMrs.Allen,645-0093 I njection moldin g pcgbrd,billing. E I . -Y red collar, vie. M. V set up books &keepthem REPRESENTATIVE. Cal.I 9AM-Noon Vwoman, h ve·m. Fountain machine opr. Sharp Exper'd Only Please mp oyerM/F :• 545-7246. onpt.timebasis.545-1306 You meet new people & 644·ll89 alley,962-4~ GENERALOfC person w/leadman NewportCent.er ; Lost ; REWARD! En~ Babys illingsmJch.ildrenf havexlnt earninss. Bet· THEIRVIMECO. Cook/Housekeeper, ex· F /lim 'e, 5 days . Potent~al n eeded. SJC Employment Person 21·40, trn lor sheep d 0 g . vi c : infan~. Pref night, will terthan sitting at home? SSOM C per. live·in. Small rest Construction back-locatlon . Call Mr. Consullant.sAgency mgmL $150 wk guain. 'Capis trano Palisade~ lake day -wk I y . Call: 540·7041 or Zenith . ewport tr Dr homeforelderlyin Cost.a ground helpful .. Various McDonough for appt. 567SanNicholasOr Coll. pref. Mr. J...4vi I a .... a. on 6/23. NwplW••s References. 675-4725 or 7·1.359days Newportleoch M s d k Call ft duties. Good typing 714/496'·8152 Newport Beach 640-61SO 848-1004 '• •" 0 Equal Oppor. Employer esa. ay w · a skills. Reply to Classified l=jjjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -=...:..:..:.:..!:.::.:..::...=.::.=.:=-..:.:::..:.:~1--------~--496-0382 or 1·556·9189. 675· 7742 ---------,.~~~~~~~~ 6PM 968-3130 ,. PLUM BER NEED.,..&. --1_ · · ad no. 434. c/o Daily Medical Assist.It ~ rft"'IOIMlls 535Cl Energetic, versatile mgr. IAIYSmat CASHIER D d bl COOK-Hou sekeeper, Pilot, P. o. Box 1560, INSURANCE SALES BACKOFflCE$600 2 lo3YearsExper~ ....................... Ex per in adver., mktg & To care for 2 liLUe girls · epen a e permanent 2 Adults 5 Coste. Mesa, Ca 92626 EKG 's, Jnjectfons Call 537·2211 ~ PREGNANT'! mail order. UCLA grad, ages 2•~ & s wkB an our m al u r e w 0 ma':'· day wk. '$500. Write Venipunctures Caring conr1dcntial 33. w /family. 213/ San Clemente home. We Ngts/wkod.s.,Apply Gift Classified Ad No. 244, No exp nee., ea_m whale NewportCenter r~r/..,...., counseling & referral. 9'l3_-0l22 need a responsible adult ~hop. O.C.Alrport.. Mon Daily Pitot. P.O. liox GENERATOR. t0~~e::~· r:i~':n~e:~:~ Employment F/time. 5 Yr nun ex~r. Aborlion , adoption & who truly enjoys the ~fl~·------1560, Costa Mesa. 92626. qualified. ConsultantsAgency Refsreq'd.53&-l"52 _, keeping. HELP! companyofbrightwell CashierAssistant Stat.eage,weight.Empl. STARTER. Farm e r s Insurance 567SanNacholasDr a APCARE547-l.J63 Need a w1lhng ittuJenl adjusted children. Will· Stock Brokers ore in record. phone number & ALTER..._. .&'JOR, Group Newport Beach 640-6150 PURCHl~ING ~. -for yard work, house ing to consider live-in ar· Newport Clr. $500. Call _a_d_d_r_es_s_.______ "A Ed Lam 540.1834 ·---------I ft'1I " ••All NewAbraxas•• cleaning, baby sitting, rangemont.498-1079. REBUILDER 1---------1 • AU.NEW61RLS box boy, bus boy, stock , Wcndy,644·2442 Cook, lunch/dinner, ex· CLERK ~ ilOSpeciaJJ Week clerks, etc? Call Mission Babysitter. 5 nigbLsin my CASHIER, part·time p 'd, .hrs 12·8; Blue KITCHEN t&PIRS ~ :: l733Fullertoo.Ave,CM VaejoHighSchoolCareer home,lchild.HWlt.Bch. WeekendsOnly Dolpbtn. 33SS Via Udo, EXP.TOPPAY.PERM. $2 25 to t rt. Lan l ' M di h ~ 631-1184 Center. 830·5750. We can Call960·3721. Call645-1030,C.M. _N_. B_··-------3621 W. lST,S.ANA F~~en sFaoods. f9°;~ e earc Immediate opening~ help you. C--a. -..... '--Liu•una Canyon Rd, L.B. lndi~. w /1-2 yrs ,_..al •NEEl> MUSIC :l-'ORl--"'--'-------1 __ ,...,_. ---------• if oftice work, prefen't'ly 'J'HAT SPECIAL OC Female Practical Nurse. BANKING Cafent'/Cook Dietary Supv. for 70 bed GIHERAL OPACE 4 ·l7'1 • ... l»-JJ_ll ,, lo purchulng or .Jc· CASJON7 ~ve Band, Expr. wanls 8 hr sh.ill. DowMyS.~ Experienced coov. hosp. Sal. range Credit Investigator, Lauodry/Houukeeper, '• ••• .; •• ,.. counti.nf. Must be!i Will Tk'aveJ>. 1A1J1rWnen $3.50 Mon/Fri. 548-8597 & &.om Hours approx. 8AM·2PM P.$6 per hr. Must have permanent/part-lime, maiure. Day shift. Me.a communicator. Ty g tab• Vocals ~iall)I Companion. Gd. cook & Hasopcninesfororcaoon daily, s day week . .Must completed course l n lite typing, exptr. pre-Verde Conv. ,._p, 661 Mol4l Man•1va, uper 50w.p.m. Fllml• vr forYoul&Q.010, driver. By hr or w~k. to be located in Ora.nae .ban ability to prepare dietary euperv. at 2 yr ferred. Contact Marilyn, Ce.nterSt,C.M. ttpod salary • aood Pho.P•· •, '' • Co ll<tht 1 b f 120 col. Call Bayview Conv. Bey Arca Jt"'inance, al>art. 2376 Newport C•644-331t!f P-··n Dri vc to doctor or do . • --.r~ __._ • u n c or Hotp tor appt. 642-3505. 979-4730 or 979-4733. • Leather worlclna appren· Blvd. CM. s ............ r. 9AM·N--~ . HA shopping. Pree CIO travel. --_......,, _... employees. Co. soon to be ------=------·1....::..:..:....:..:..::..:..:..:.....:.~:.;.::::_ __ I ti t d t .., .,,_ """ • E i c... ....__ .. 1 )located lnO ....... oeCo ce wan e ~or new .... UlSIS ••-THI llYl.-.C~~ 673-1586. , xper. n ~ ualuu"8 ·-"" · D ..... /Allht. GetAHEADlnThe t.aau n a B e n slor • " __ ~ H..,W..ted 7100 orrelat.edfleldprd'd. Eq~!rQ::!!.~~":~er Ortho aaaiat, chr side, ARMY.Call5'&9·2929 Should be tamlllor Exper'4. Bayview Con-' llONew~~ r 11 TH . ••••••••••••••••••••••• r.......eC..... ·~~~~~~~~~~ Jt"'ull/Parltune.552·7~. Askfor106 W/leath,er work but hand valeecent. Costa Mesa, New ...... ~-~ ACCOUNTINO, oltice ad· Min. 2 yri. pcrlJOOnel ex· I-DENTAL ASSISTANT. cufllof talent m<Jtjt tm· M2·350S Equal Oppor. -per. Cood l)'l> ng :tbillty. a11L NIDAY por\.IAnt. Should 1Jk · mak· m1n1s tr1tllon, manage· CHEF exp'd cbalrsldc. e n· Large multi million S lot penonal contact, Nur'ea A1de1 7am·3P!"· ,..... ~ Bl I "HOAY ~:r~~i~r~.~~t~ecJ'u~~ CallPerOIUK'IOfc lhu.siaalic Cull!NS·~~ corp. bu u reunol 4k·2H4. llpm·7am.lhperprefd. llALISTAn • •I 1 lion or ~cricnc... A l U /169-0512 Working. executlVetype, Dental Asisist E"l)('r'd opcninat in ill Irvine ore -Mci1u Verde Olnv. Hosp, .65, 1ut Comm; &u"' ..... ~ £>_.q .... I Oppor. "'mplo'-'cr -ml conunentaJ cwsane, 41 , d"')'". N.B . .,...,.. •. , ... 11 o l I i · MACHINlST 001 Center St CM ·{ :.\' , .. •• rompbcat den,ianding .,, .... "" , -.. .. "'"" ~ n Y peop e poese na l'!..l .... 'L 1• ---=--· · ...J pr vate and twmi...w.t ille · r\jj ~ .~. to a day ,.-lb. Wdte top utur + fringe 4U4 0032 ~ou.na. br1ath1. I& l)OllJJt.lvc • " MAC .. Mlc-~.... omua. Eduut .. al 1 'Rt-H full)' 1n lst lcttcr. Pl ctte -benefit•. '1 d"'>' dur1nM outlook• n<'cd apply. 50 , SHOP ASSISTAMT training and rr• :t; ~ ancludc resume. Ken ... atefd W~ o"·•euon. ~xclusive 'l))M.na. A few aen'I olc Setup, light machlnlna. T beMtiL~. Ruklential ~ ' lbaw, 17822 Armattoni. ___ c_a_ll_S....._~___ Now port Beach aru 1lnll1 "-tht ability to light m•chln r P•lr, 0 plut•c your m *'e Investment openlQll tor l I c 05 club. Wrlt.c in CQn/ld noo For Clu11o1lf1l'd Ad work well Wll)l.'OPI will ael! starter w1apUtude b ·rori:lb 1 B r o It e r • a d Inane, a .. m IAIT.... to: ACTlON qu1dlry you stm$4:,(). 40 ror hand tool wort who reat11n public. f ~raon.s. l APPRAISJo;R'S secy Ac· Male/tem. •~:.ding N.8. Se ~r·Cblle ~pp CaU a / llr wk. f!'rca parking, con work w / rn' n . phon~ UAILft.ACI tuntAt typin1. R.E. or hotel. Call Sllm aflu A'llOC OaUy Pilbl P~•sant aurroundlnp & supervl1lon. No tr1ln • Dully Pilat ~ IOP....._. ••rta• te bkarou~d ,.._Gc>_m_._64_4_·_17_00_EO_E__ M 'm.,.rth\pClub AONISOft other b •n ·fl~. Fot lo· SJC area. 1''or appl. uU Claulrled,&u.517• D -~~-~ ......,.,, Self starter. Mm. Conault.anU 642·~ terview call Mr. Roll· M r . A n d e r • o n , l"'c5 C 4•7 -•• ~. ~ ..,.. wll. 536--06r7 H.B. Wanted resullS &12·567i t124th Ave, LA. C. 90019 lnacr, 833·809S. ,. 714/41M·llU. 7 I I .. 1,,.. ... . T I • . ~,,_ .· HmW--71N~W~ 11M HlilaW..e.d '71• W.W..e.4 71 ~aces 1010 htl · 1040 &unday.June29, 1975 DAllYPILOT DAI _..••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... 9991"••••••••••••••••••• 9;91°•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• I ~ SALUt P8eMon 0.Ntt. s.aPPIOfllLLm Yotic bl T ·• P ......... '1111 .. IOI ~ PETRIE .. a•••a SHOP Neecl~a Women. Siles to TICHMICIAN BARSUhlGll'l' ples.·.::eks~~tRe?.· ........................................................... _ ..... i ,., f'f'NI -Maaat. •ta.rtiaa fnumd. To ... ," ht lrrl•aUon v1cvuMQ.EAN&R •Call55a-1807* MOVING! Cstm DR Set, 01r11~ Sale-McL1ne WANTED . LA•UMA NW Ill sn. 963•2652 or valve R&D. Muat have ONLY SIM.,5. 54".rnd wbt tbl tt/t ac>ld raower. Slim Gym·tiluy TOP CASH DOL Op.nlnl In 1...,...t .... .,. ~ech'l & cled.r\cat l*P· Jo"'orloworl>ee tPile. 0~11:n~lfah ~=~a,i chrs. mafoblna pr. ol babyitems.5'5-10.18 PAJD FOR Y O.Ult 6.·~· ""5~ Salesmen: Co1'9ie stu· mude & knowledge ol 1"revetsal3~See de· 963.244~ f~~ae,7434 commode en<f tb~1 & 6 t'tlmlJlea. 4800-11 Sur· J£Wt:LRY. WATCilD. 8 , • d~ntaberelll~ebance ba1lc machine toollS. monstratlon todray at · · cocktail tbl. SMC>. 2 fUlt. re)', cameo ualnds, ART OBJECl'S, ~ ;:.:ill PosltlOMOpeft Per &o earn hi ~OGI Want that special wlde the11e 2 locations .$ males, 2 females, TOY ed grn velvet ch1rs $22S CcUl.675-8307.UlruSwl. SILVER SERVI • MantHJ•n -A1slstcmt M.....,.., alhummerlsc:onLlrwe&o ran11n1 Ptrton wbo can Sl!:ARS, RO.EBOCK 4' Poodles. 2 mos o ld . t)oth.179t flumml\fiblrd. u~--1060 FINE' FURN 4' A. • -C ht -·-'7-· -earn when 11choo£ re -take over from sketches CO. Adllms at Maa.ooJlo, 646·0142&549·31'2alt5. CM. 97!>-4244. ~ TIQUES.6'5-2:200 GI 1er1 & ~~s,eople isumea. 1.nt•~? eau &ver baldircctionw/min HB. 962-7781 or :no E. ••••H•••••••••••••• .. •1-....;;. ______ ....._. • ·~xcellent opportuo1ties for quaU!led Monday 8/30or~y superv. No trainees 17tbSt.CM. GreatDane.f>urebred/noSaerlflce Amerlcan Appygeld.9yrs.14bands, '-1· t 0 t t d. E 1 · 7/1 .._. 8 •·a " pl~se SJC location For papere. l:Srlndle. 6 mos, Sarouk !tug, hl2, $300. West. " Ena. xlnt ..... 1app tfi~an SF. Ul Stan ling mp oyee ' u.wa am w pm ,or appt call Mr, K~rbo, Never used O'Keere & trained, housebroken. MahOJ lier table, '25· aymkhana & jumper. MATTRESS •MADNESS• •ALL SIZES* • ene ts. or nervew contact L. ~ifo~~CTs8&.N&st~ 114/496·8152 or 548-3202 Merritt dbl oven, Genlle, lovea kids. $35. Bedstde tamps, $20. 644<0837 astet·man. (213> 865·4417. J>etttn Mesa?l•·5'8·58lS. an7pm. avocado. New $W> sac 847·6668. 673-4879/673·3855 ---------• -Los Cer ritos Mall, $300.646-7905 M 1 s 1 0 _ t l'k Night rldes $4.00 pr. hr. SALES •PIT WAa• Re ov ng • e:. uo:rlU · 1 e By appointment only. Prl e4toMMel a.-T ... pltone Saln KENMORE Dishwa.sber6 ~ nu large dan. table, 6 8pm·8pm. Mon .• Jl'ri. .8l3·~~&646-8688 t -: ~rA19'llli¥1Gtll P/timeeves&SatAM.16 mos. old. S1001ess than Llasa·Apao, Chihuahua, chalr11.$675.673·7381. Redwood Stabl es .li:.laW..t.cf "11 ...._w--.........11 71 To manage very actlve & over: Apply, .15056 cost.675-0702 . Poodles, Cocker. Shih· 286 ,..~ • -~·•••••••••••••••• ;~ •• :::':'::......... worrren's bouUque. Must Jackson, Midway City. . Uu, Cocker, Doxie, Beaut. FR prov., antique ·20 lh Laguna ....,nyon * •I BUY* ~ ri .. .._ have total retallexper. & After4pm. See Dave. FRIGIDIARE frostless Dobie, Pit Bulls. yellow, d /r set. Bullet 6 Rd. 494·9003. Good Ujed furniture:'lr ·REAL ES'l'ATt:; be able to lake (/chg of refrigerator , good cond, C<?c kapoo. Pom. 100 cbalrs,Sac$350588-7825. Reg. 20 mo. old Quarter appliances, or 1 will Sell responsibilities. Xlnt OP· ELEPHONING earn $50. 979·6582 muced puppies. Stud svs Lad Y Ken more 800 horse mare, black, xlnt for You. 1860Mewportll. RN CCU por.forritbtpersonwho xtra $$at. home calling mostbreeds.252SW.17lh washer$l50. Easy.chair potential. Will le11Se t.o MASTHSAUCTldt4 ·••· Costa Mesa • 1s.Jntereated in a perm for retarded cblldren GE washer & gas dryer at Fairview. SA. Open uo. Twin bed s2s. train~r or xlnt rider; or \fell located ,RE otrice Nights, ruu oc p/tlme. f(lime positioo. Salary + program . H.B. area. !!,~0rv. 84es2t _80G~lld, like new. eves. 531·5027. 7S2-0296 sell. 979.7422 Mrs. King. 646·8616 & lll·9'2J n•t.teds 2 li ce nsed Dirtereolial pay. Xlnt great prof.sbaringplan. 635·6101 -.-.., OrSUNDAY839·09741t I I W benefits. Contact Mrs. 1r y Jif 1·1 , · Sheltles AKC, 4 mo's. Sa· $ Reg Appalosa 2 yrs old • sa esp eop c. omen ou qua y, ca .or Frigidaire Refrigerator ble & wht Male & fem MU T SELL KOM E . I h ' be • PUILIC AUCTIOM .. welcome. Business is ~~1;:~relJ'e~~-~13a4i appt. • 14 c u.rt. Coppertone $IOOea .2131s97.7636 . FULL OF FURNl'J'.~RE deryge~~le, ~s. e~una MANYJTEMSOFFll'ft =\~urn~~~er~!OCalrf~~ ~ospital, 301 Victoria, T6~~~~ THE NEW Sharp.$50556-1365. St. Bernard Female 10 ~4-:::7ellent c.ondtt1on .. r:~/::so.il-t~~ or ~~;.A'b~J~~1:.L~~: u(ftt:rv1ew. , .M. EOE. , ' S ol I . n...t Hotpoint Refrigerator 5', mos. likes children 'sso. . . Jew.ary 1070 TlQUES, FINE FUR~t· ' · Cal Anytime cho 1111 _-.ven BROADWAY works great! $35. Call 892·l715. Moving from Le1s.ure ••••••••••••••••••••••• ETC. PHONE FOR IN · • * &16·3928,£vei;673·4S77 1 Now accepting applica· 548·6788. World Laguna. Antique Uons for coming school BASENJI Rare. Blk/Wht. blanke t chest (1830), WANTED FO. & BROCHURE. RN year. Ca.pistrano/San Kenmore Washer & Gas Fem, barkless, odorless, Cosco T e a car t ' _64_5·_2200 ______ _ Clem area. Must be 21, LA:GUMA Dryer $75 ea. Mayta~ smaJI. S125. 638·2236 <Heritage) Corner C~p· ~~~ DCAf~~ RD~LJ-~: FISHER .1x7 Slate, Coin. l.a chenmyer ' Realtor I EMERGl!MCY good driving record. LS Washe r SGS, 546·8672 boards. ~eppte~h1te JEWELRY WAl"'HES p 1 tbl He t re"" P /tim_e ll -7 :30s~ft. Xlnt Training provided. Xlnt HIL guar/del. Frffto You 1045 Cane C ha1~s. ,Painted ART OBJE'crs 'o"oLD' ~2.21~ · s 0 er. ---------1 benefits & workmg con· job for housewives. ~m· ••••• •••••• •••• .. •••••• Chests, Anti~ Walnut • • • --------- ., Real Ettate Sales d's. EOE. Cont.act Donna munity Bus, 49'l·3873 OpenhHJ Aug. 4th ~-:c;~·~·~••••••••••~~.1.~ 5 Free Adorable ldttens 6 Drop·lear, ~tm dav.en· ~~~ ~ E :u~'fl~1 ~~'. Pr. new c ustom drapes, 95 ."1txper., mature. depen. Roache, RN, Cost.a Mesa . . ls Now wks old. All colors. J;!Ort & chair, Lamps, TIQUES 645_2200 x 220 & 1panel95 x 144 ._ble , compatible real Memorial Hospital , SECRETARY.Fast grow· 675·2382 hnens.830·4753. . · light green & beauti(ul i· est ate salesper~on for 642·2734. ing N.B, mgt. consulting lnter•iewlngFor. ANTIQUE Free to gd home. Lovea· 2 BLUE Match'g Liv. rm GRANDOPENINGSALE S100/makeoffer.S49·1GJo sales & renttJJs: fuli ·or ~~~l~tn~;pi~;P& ~~~: •DEPARTMENT 1 1 ble black cal, female, 1 chairs, 1 ma ple end ta· J.e~elry whol~ale & .re· Lrvine Coast cc. Mena· .<A&fl time or open house skills . Gd. startingsal. & AUCTIO..._. year old. 968-4018. ble 1 kitch tbl.847·9441. ~ail to put;>h c. India n b h · p s 1000 No Ol'\l v, SALES, Art interested MANAGERS " ' Jewelry, He1she, coral & er~ 1 · •. · .~ maleJ fem. 22 & over. frng. benefit.s. CaJI BeUy Carpets & Beauty Salon •GRAND HOTEL* 2 part Siamese, 1Calico,1 Housefull of 'Furniture in· parts. Costume jewelry, transfer fee. Call 673·6675 ~~tltr1h1tr!{ I • f •••• JiAl.HOA fSl.A~I> ~ • 673·6900 • Sharp, energetic, resp. 833-9721. No. l HOTt:L WAY Blk/wht, 1 Tabby. Litter cl stove & refrig. Estate 1000 or necklaces lo CUSTOM SIZES extroveruo wock eves in Secretary jlWcpr •SALES OFF HARBOR BLVD. tr. 646·1139 Sale. 494·3054. choose from. Start your COLORSGALOREt..., rug making shop in So. Of :. F . · Full & Part·Time Allo.IAHEIM own bus ines s, whls •RE• RUGS -Coast Village. Mus\ like 1 Girl c. /lime posi· Day/Eve shins avail. " Table 4'x16' for model Don't Buy, Rent this qua!. prices, min 2 doz. "' A retail selling. Fun al· tion openforneat.,order· OPP.MAINGATE R.R.orslolcartrack. Br. Set, E·table/4chrs. J ewelStreet,112, with or W /O corQ'r mosphere. Call Rug Jy girl in small design •HOUSEK&EPl .... G TODJSNEYLAND 6-i4·1604 Callfor info.673-1918. 17941MagnoliaAve., coordinated hancl · Crafters. 546-6340. ori e nte d m a nuf. co. " Roll top Desks, Hall, 1 Fountain Valley knotted fringe-BUY Knowledge of bkkpng Trees, Sideboards, KITTENS. ~ Siamese, Freezer, sofa bed, water . direct from· Manulac· SALES CAREER important. Must be ex· •RESTAURANT Ar moires Car ve d blk & wht, & strjped. softener . s ngl bed , Machinery 8078 lurer-Tremendous S.v· -ttlCEPT. $500 Conce pt sal es to per'dingen'lofcduties, Chair s, Bo~kcases & Males.Boxtrnd.536·3958 Spanis h tbls, cheap !••••••••••••••••••••••• ings! .,i..,., li'~Fee Puid mech ani cal design payroll, invoicing etc. Foranoppointment ~an.y Fine Antique We love our kittens, but 979·0929. Wan~ed D owelin g •549·~Un• .9· . 1'ype55. F.0.A. engineers, piping con· Exper. in ore mgmt & Cati 586-1901 1'urn .. 1ture Items & Bric· we can't keep them. Modern stripe 108" sofa machme & table sander. TV 23" Color Cons..:.'e 'V 11!· Also Fee Jobs w 1 C k ood 934 W Or Apply ln Person ... ., · .Plou_se broke n/s hots. S70. Tw.o gold chairs S30 · · S250.968·1-186 Hotpoint 22' l i.-. ·J:Jeacharea tractors and a'ndustrlal sales helpful. Apply I u ''1 uc 4930237aft6PM "" h • ' WESTCUFF ~~~~ro!~t~~ 2s~~~~ 17~L~~ c~!t.awMesa. · Mon. June 30 496·t86l. each. 968·4259 Shop Si:1.e Air Comp. 45 Side by side, white, ice in ~· •'' Personnel Agency s a~ es to de s i ~ n SECR ETARY, full time. THE * 7:30 P.M.~ Germ an Sh ep mixed French Prov round dining '?a!· t ank 150 PSI. $150. d r ., n ~ w :. w~ r.r ·.~Y . '' engu~eers, ~ommerc1al SH & typing skills. Call JOHN KJNl..O pups . Loo k like Shep. tbl w/4 chrs. Anliq wht. 646·l439. transfor d. i575. ti4ti·~ ::-' 1651 CEa.1E1·54di2n~!;;, S.A. and andust~al contrac· 714.631.1111 1 " Auctioneer R e a 11 y g r eal dogs. S250, 548·6996; 548-6330 Miscellaneous B080 Wurlitzer Console Piano. 'oo.JU tors and pipe valves & BROADWAY (714 >72'Vi777 5J6·8032 2 L'i's hi'n" r ·-•·· & i·eels, . ..._..._ ________ , LAZY BOY Recliner, ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 0 vu.:o ln'"'cept1'on1's l for doctor'° fill1ngs distributors. Xlnl SECRETARY fo~XT. 206 Ad bl bl k k' •< Good . . SURL'BOARD "J k " golf clubs, cart/IJag. 7x35 ...... ~ 1 · u· l f~R L'Vl L"W • p"' ora e ac · ·1tten '~ gold. $60. cond1t1on. .. , ac s . Ore. Mu..,l type so wpm. sa ary. mcen vepan + Im med . opening in L•GU ... .._HILLS "' '" " ..... .. B · Ft ·i liinoculars.645·1397 ~ d Se d A ""' ''AV OFSAl ... Siamese. male, 8 wks. Call 548-7408 6'7 . e1ge. at ra1 s, car an expenses. n education dept.' Mus t v ~··· d I 21·30 yrs old. Will train t v ·ct li Co M •u. Call 55H.I079 hardly use . Excel ent WATER CONDITIONER 642·4532. resume o I au c . have xlnt sec'y skills, "' D a n i s h Modern cond. Must sell this & CONTROLS ---------1 of America, 20934 So. medica l t erminology iLocatcdatSanDiego Bicycles 8020 CUTEKlTTEN Teakwood: ·8'gold sofa, week. $90/make offer. Santa Fe. Long Beach, req'd. Sala ry & benefits ... r ccwav & El Toro Rd) l gh · d Whit "180 h · & low back c II · __ sso __ or_b_e_s_t._!S46-__ 568:_J_ Reeptionist .. " ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,on aire · e. ., . 1 a 675-8624 evenmgs Calif. · competitive. Interviewing Hours CO""' SUMER GUIDES 548-6357 chairs, $75/$60. Teak din· and weekends. 2 Ne Men's sport.coats, s~ '-F'or Leas ing Office in Co t t p 1 Of 9 30 11 30AM "" · bl $95 In d ' S I Ct........L-n ac ersoMe c : . : mg ta e, . x t con . 44, Suit s & s weaters '1..agunaHills.Lighttyp-aes llllll"l"lQ FountainValley &2:30·4:30PM Newest,Best Buy llEAUT.Wht Cat,female, 559·4540. Handmade.brass ~orr.ee (large>. card tbl $8, '•i'og. 35 brs per week. We have a spanking new Comm unity Hospital Monday thru Saturday ls Now Here!i-h us shots & spayed. table. Wlii~e Provu:ic1al 4 chrs (folding) SlO all. \ ~.50 per hr. Industrial Jr. Markel opening in 17100 Euclid at Warner Equal Oppor. Employer The Super Le Mans Owner moving. 546-1249 Attracti\'e Sofa. Gd. cond. b.edr ~ sui t~ .. Lam~s. Fishing poles & mi#. "'fJrokers .. Call 833·8551. Huntington Bch. in Mid· 979.1211 By Centurion k. 2 Grn. plaid. Approx 7'. F me ptano ongmal pam· 545 6345 ! -·---July . Looking for really Corona del Mar Bikes Handsome ittens, Asking $100 642-8559 tings. Le'nnox china. __ · __ . ------ -.... -------1 ~r~~P h~~~. Wn;0~ .f:v~ Secretary Ill T'!PIST /CLIRK :m~~il ~~t-~~;:tY· g~e; ~~4~.34~9 FLU Ff'Y Like New ~ouch & . lov· Cash only. 536·ZJ35. Priv. M~ern hospital ?ecJ with ~ R.E. SALES had gr ocery or liquor 12 Mo's pos ition. $770 Ap-Typing speed 60 WPM .,_ . ___ eseat Grn/blue floral 2 Pty rails. wheelch1ur, com- \ 1• HELP! sales ex perience, we ply on district applica· Starting s alary $llO per NISHI Kl Custqm Pro. LONG HAlRE~ Blk 1 & mapl~end tables w/mar· SOLID Maple Chop'g. m.ode. walker:~~~~Y ··f'Ne art! closing out the would like theopporturu-lion before SPM, July IJ, wk. Apply in person: Uniq ue. Sacri fice! S250. Whl. Male ~ittens . 6 ble tops. SUS takes all. Hlock. 30x30x31. $200. us.ed&hkene ' 1 3 Harbor View Hom es ty lo meet you and dis· ~:s'w~r:.inf~ w.f:g!~ 6058~~~Y:.:d. 675-4595 . ~~~539~~x trained. Call 536-9863 ask for Todd. 960-2704 . Jn valid Walker, S" whls -rtact and have more cuss the possibility of a st., Los Ala rriitosSChool ETC CARPET MILLS SCHW INN Stingxay. Ex· BM's.Golf&Tennis.Open foldshasseat~lray .. ~. ~s fhan we can han-future with our com· Di st. Equ al Oppor. . .. ccllent condition s3o. German Shepherd. 9~os ~ SI IOSS 1 days Sale ! 2538 4.sturdy foldmg chau'ti . d~t'-I"N"'i!.•R•viJw pany. P lease call (U4) Employer . • · UTOTEM 546 5479 646_6568 . old'to gd home. Gd. Wllh •arGCJe a e . • $Sea. 673·2823. t • J . •r.i v:-r 523·3030 for an apPpmt: * * · or. '. children. 548.6463 •••••··~····~··•••••••• Newport Bl vd, C.M. ALL 673-7601 ment. ,SECRETARY WiU Train You Boys Slingraybike. PUBLIC AUCTION 642·544o HAN DC RA FTED or· T AD AGENCY t..,OR A Good condition B e a u l w h t G 1 d n MANY ITEMS OF FINE ENG. baby buigy, $50. namental Spanish scales , ALES Ne wport Beach. Fast RewardiftCJ C.-eer S25.00 831·1873 Retriever/ Shep mix. Gd ESTATE JEWELRY, Play pen SIS. ttpmmond S7. Small formlca top ta· ·J1!'1o·· ">ii il• 11i t i '' · SHARP GALS! Typiat •. Leam all phase.. In Connnlence 2 Schwinn.. bikes. 10 spd wru'nch968ild~:~ Neis room t.o A RT 0 BJ ECTS, AN · solo organ S40. 979-4729 ble, chrom e SS, car radio Interested in a Fashion 549·9;J73 '"" TIQUES, FINE FURN., Crom '64 Skylark $5, · Store Business. Continental S75. Boy's ETC. PHONE FOR IN· Remode li ng Sale·Old Color wheels SJ each. :~~~hhaanv~s!~fesc=~~~: •Secy* .. S.¥aral GototheNearestTicToc Motox Stingray S3S. Adorable black & white FO. & BROCH URE. white carpeting, stools& Cassellecarousels,$3e<.1. Full & p/llme ..,..itions $550·$850 l OO'At Fee Paid Market for Applications 646·3680 b 1 u e e Ye d kittens· 645·2200 la vs, stove, sink, etc. 'Lava lamp $7. Twin muf· .--Also, GeneralOflice & Info Or CALL (714 l C & M 0 th e r S i 3 me s e · 548·8829. rm fans for elec. equip $6 avail.,Call fOrintervw. LliRelndersAgency ame,ras 8030 642-8446, N.B. SUP E R Garage Sale: ea. Rec. cabinet ~. LP THE LOOk Bi h St Ste 104 64 T 2 .. 17 T 02 S t 1 Equ pment d E 1. h S . This Sal-a nd-Sun. on· Refrigerator, runs, $25. lb ""' M' """ to 6444100 4020 re • 1c oc ys ems, nc. ••••o••••••••••••••••• 8 Mo ol n& IS pnnger 1 ,9 5 420 B k ell CM Bird cage. $.5. a urns ~· . 1sc . .,.,. 1,r • New.porlBeach 833-8190 N M . DSXlOOO Spaniel, fem . w/papers. Y · · · uc n ' 548·80.55. SI. 5-16 Jlam1lton C.M. 12 '•''·· RN'S & LYN'S 'ales. Unusual ~asses in Call for appointment WaltnsMS , c~~era~"i~ri9 warranty, Togood home.548-3829 Moving To Boat!. Must . .. blockwest ofHarbor. E 'd t sales pr~senLaUon. 3 day Se rvice Station Allen-Exper2ielnceod waaht~fetssse:_ $339. retail. now $175. Male Irish Setter Cree to s~~ I Shousseho969td M1~en:is . St(erl hng) S1lv·etr· OatwBear~t' Pr. contemp 7' sofas, ollrn xp~r acu e care seminar 10:45 IA>12noon. dant, exper'd. Day & over . ay .s I .. ~ 552-5897 od h b' . d Fn/ at/ un. c iss1on P .am +ex rapes. s uphol gd cone!. SlOO ea. l p1tal only. P/~iml~· l. Overcom~ fear. 2. eves. Full & p/time. AP"· weekends. Mission V1eJO Cgo ll 846o6m98e8 w/ Ii yar . Dr, C. Mesa. Ofter. 55.7-7678 Antq' Che rry 4 drw r t•1 on tact Mrs. Ciol. 1• Time cle ments 3. Self S · .... "& Inn. Call 831-1550 Beseler 23C, extended a · · . l l ", t' t & q1lA Mesa Memorial . · · ly Shell tat1on, 17wa ' 1 I Garage S ale·Moving• F1replacelogS15 ortrade CH!S · ..,t<rpen me op 'l pl~al. 301 Victoria discipline. You needthts. lrvint!,N.B. WA ITRESSES p/time base co or en arge_r 5 wk. mixed POODLE Lotsof goodiesunder$1. forfirepl acescr~n 37 "x top drwr . ~300. P h : .~ ,,,.2_2734 .EOE '. P lease·n O dilettante. . " · · w /lens es & carrie r s. PU PP l ~S. . . . : . .. 9 673.4278 Lido. * · -·.,. ' 714·642·1403. Service Station Attendant 21·25• will tram. $~07. retail. now $200. Call 645·5li6 Some lui n, lamps & gus 29 • 831·~0 ~~~~~~~~~~!...'.~~~~"..:-----! full time, exper. pre· Call 548·79-18 Other dark room equip. ---dryer. 19112 llamden Ln, ....... i.l ................... f/A_. .. .. HtlpW .... d 7100HelpW•tecl 7100 Cerred. Chevron Station. y.tAITRESSPfT l'or sale.552·5897 KITTENS Hunt.Bch.902-4840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3000 Fa1·rview, CM Di 1 c Fl'B & Vi ·t Refln'shed Oak A11Uque ,,. '" Ii.. ·" San Juan Capistrano You may have noticed the new big white building with the orange tile 'roof at t he Junipero Serra offramp to the San Diego Freeway. That's our company, ENDEVCO. & we ."m a nuf~ct.ur e & m ar~ket sophisticated precision electronic instrumentation systems. We Currently Have The Following Openings: ~ *Precision Mechanical Assemblers .,, . *Instrument Calibrator fo '-' · 1"Ceramle Lab Asslstallts •? J •Electronic Assemblers If you have experience in any of the above, & would like to work for a well establls hod progressive 1 company in our beauttrul laclllty, , ..... tulNlllt 'fOllll' ...... or1t91tycmd~.t ENDEVCO Rancho f11jo Road San Juan Capistrano An Equnl Opportunity Employer f I ' . nner 1ouse exper. pre· annon v1 ar Weaned &Tral.ned 1 SH ... RP GUYS! f'd. Must be 21. Apply in zoom like new. Need home-648-4615 Sale. Example: Oak re· "" person, 843 W. 19th. 'call646-8.528 finished dresser $125.401 Mlnlerehsteddli~nag ~:~~~rh Costa Mesa . IOl S 2 Orange/Wht Kit.lens. 10 Kings Pl, NB. 642-1889. e re an si · -Cats wks. Box trained. Need . Must ha ve saJes exper . $100 -$250 weekly, stuf· ••••••••••••••••••••••• gd home 644.2999• Moving· Rattan d1~ set., lg Full & p/tirn~ positions Clog envelopes, 1 hr dai· Pure Bred Persian Kit· · chairs, cheat., rrusc bald avail. CaJI for mtervw. ty. Ru.sh stamped sell ad-tens all s hots. Reasona· Fvrnffwe 1050 gdJ, sngl bd, chest. Sun THI l.OOk d r e a a e d en v e lope ble 644·5428 ••••• •. •• ••. ••••••••• •• only 12·5 825 Main HB. 6444100 McGannon 4' Auoclat.et, G s · Used s s · 3055 St te Colleae Blvd. PERSIAN KITTENS teat avangsoo . Garage a le ·Sat· un. ' a • OP T · Qu ll Furn,Appll4'M11c. Furniture, Lost or SHOE SALES Anahelm,Ca.8i2808( ) $~~~:,eg-op~-~ ·Wilson's Bargaln Nook Household, miac. 336 E. Part ti me pos. for •harp, WHO WANTS TO WORK? . 545 w. 19th St. C.M. _22 __ nd_s_i_._ CM _____ I yna. gal l Balboa Island DRIVEACAB! PERSIAN kittens, CFA Movlng : 8 1 stereo. PlanlS furniture kitchen location. PH: 673·7189 CHOOSE your hours. registered, top quality, Norltake china, freezer, ware,' stuff & g~iesl 23 aft. 6PM work Cor :yourself, be s how prospects, also stud refrig & lots more. All ln Beacon Ba NB673·753S your own boes. Men or service. $100 and lip. xlntcond 545.4757 · y, A CONVENIENT SHOPPINO ANO 8EWIN0 CUIDE fOA THE GAL ON THE CO •. For mt Ad In WOll'lftn's Wartd Call S..e 642-5671. lxt. 330 Personalized Designer Pattern STOCK CLIRK Women. Cun be slightly 892·2970. · c 0 m I> t 0 meter, 2. 4 2·8 Yrs uper. in elec· handicapped. Neat· . . K' E legant ~ouch, g<rld manifold 8 track, crib ~ tronie1 nlling kita,handl· C lean Appearance . Beaut. i.~'?al:y~n I' k~ velvet w/ blk. Orlg. S700. w/matt. wigs more! 331 / Ing inven. coDtrol, pre· Vets., r etired. Age 25 to ~~n s. 3{ nge hal~ed Sacrltlce!$300.968·1819 CoataMesaSt.548·3548 ~ /""-. ..... pare MR'a, receiving & 70. Supplement your in· iamese.. o ·, . a he lvlng a tock, move come. Drive a cab 6 hrs Jl ke pers1an. ACI' Reg: Thomasville din. rm set, 2 POWElt TOOLS. plus - mut'I In house. Hrs or more a day. Apply in C~amp stock. $l50. Ph. soras, console tv, 2 t'lb many othe r arLicles. , 7:30-4. Xlnt co. benefits person, Yellow Cab Co., 552·9J4G cbrs, 2 barstls, 135 sq yds (Afl.10 AM ) 548-7011 .:- include 1 wk:t vac after 6 186 1£. lflth St., Coi;ta HlMALA Y AN KITTENS gori us~d carpet. :any VELVET C h M rbl mo's, 11 paid holidays, Mesa. -Pedigreed & Registered m s c It e m_s. v es ouc . o e grou. p ins. starts duy uf Stud Svs 675.0168 631·1167. Anytime Sun or cotr. tbl:.: Beautyre~t hire" many more. Mtrctla.dfM Mon. Matt. & ~pmgs. Movie D .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OOCJS 10•0 Wood. Bedroom camera, lamps, end tbls OCUIM.... . .. Pecan I D ·1 An ti (Div Addtt9901raphj ......... , I005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• F Broyhill. Klngsz " m sc. au y:D Y 1f3· MulU,rapb) ~··•••••••••••••••••••• •5ilkyTffrien• h:~~d, Beautyrest bx ::.;..~201bbot r ., · 29218. Daimler, SA PUILIC AUCTIOM AKC 557-282.l s pring & matt. Obtr...:..;..:...:.:;.;.:...-----1 714/54$.as&l MANY ITEMS Of' FlNE ·dresser, 2 niteetnda. BUNK beds, furn., and Equal Oppor. ~mployer ESTATE JEWELRY, Patl Australian Shepherd 640·0946. odds. 3622 S. Ross, Santa _::..~.;._...:..::~_...~---1 ART OBJ SCTS, AN· & Shepherd puppy. 9 Ana Sun. aft10:30am . ~UES. FINE FURN., weeks. 751·6967 table, Ma8le, ~leaf & ' --S•JlliQlilClliKllillllllRO-OlilM-•I ro. • :Hg:~c~~R~~ G60LrE~hRETP~EJ:~s :i~~~~··al~~g. m. set. a:::~i~;r:~:r~::~!.9.';: MS-2200 w •· am e:.. Tools·Sl n aer sewlng Clru 846-4744 64a·6729 Moving: Like nu qual. mach. Odd• •end&. 2167 ""' llUOak Telephone 8 0 r 1 0 l ( Ru ss 1 3 n furn. 8'A' couch &h 1lov· Miner, CM. 648-9683 l Xlnt CondiUOn-$135 . eeeat . w /matc ng . For U\•ll electron e. cau475_.1119 Wolfhovod >-pupp1e~. tables. Beaut. oak e pc Walnutrerr11. needs work mHut. £Jtptr'd ln •hip. champ ton alN!d. fl39.2182. d!n. aeL. 1 pc dinelle. $15. Sel or c:hina $8, Set or pll\~· rtcelvinl allO de-A~ PA WM IOXIR 963-6465. . stelnless ss. Oobl~ & slra 1e:~·· ~ .. band 1'0Y AND DOLL Fl• vu ale "up6'2·2156 SOFA ._ Lov.no..,.AT a1asses. FoouUa, mapJe wrlUa1 • IOlll9 ma-. .. " 4W I! * • c..o>a:. vanity flO. Lounge c:hr • IT ACOSWITCH SMw iiil Ille DARLING Dllm•t1ons 6 See lo Appreciate. Cd. ottom $2$. GOOd •uaaaa• IMC. wks, purebred. $'2S to $M, qual/movin1888""22 $3.SO . ea . Like new dl\t4 u• a..11.,., C..~ M•a ,_.., Jme 2t can: 960-124~ A 11 x 1 n t Qua It t y mach $8. Club chat.r $7. 14t•J041 10 A.M. T04 P.M. Furniture Coffee table Slat bench .,s. Doil beda Eq~al OpJMW. Emplt>ftt ,.,....._~ ._ Silky Terrier. male, 3 ~o. si.50 End 'tbl $lOO brau Sl u . Pots" pans. Good \ \ • AKC Champ potential, • ea• b • rtNH, coat.a. blouses, ' H•Hlltt•.._.. Sacrillct862 8377 lamp......,, ••~Y c r J: st 11 le 1•. 75c ... Ofc l'hls :;pudco &ullquc bathing suU1 c:an doubl~ 8' • IUl•VllOI . . . sas. slide s ow.rm.I r• walnut lO\ltH•t e1s. t.-ml• outm. Jl hlis • c~ntcr b4t~k tipper. Tb• Teleotaon P/tlme AQllllllONlll> • AKC Rea. Bea\Am.11 St. "60. ~II l:f~ rror Cha•ra t'J.10. a~n2 etl)arato hlp·hu1ijing panUes have ela1tlc at'OYC!d ... _ 1~=-M~lllC!9 Ctllld.,.... Frtow/AdulU Btmud Puppy. 1 mOiS, a.a&kd' tc. evet Jacaranda, c.M. Sat all all edges. Fabric.: novelty co&tQnl. _......>'=Ml"T • .... wt 1 a· •150. atupm. M2·'4l4. w Yf. . day luD 'Ul noon. aharkskln. "lletS is cul In M1sea ..... • o M•• o p•or. • n • • Hld ...,.,. h • order· 1tnd pattern number $tte na•. ,.. U.Wklt ..,,_ Nleeolc • PIANO anUque liprl1ht Mlbi lcl\nauaer P\.q)plcs. i"'or Sale; ea-couc Color TV aat.ana diahel si Price SI 50 pJus 2" •••• •• n.ck x h& *•'::~· ·~· t'8a. Plano anUqu1 AKC lh1«cl10 wka, r,a. b~~cue~~.:.; e"r &ahu, ete. 2oao ::SyaC·t'e to SJadea. Potter-. Boot• -~ IDOIDMN, ~· ONDdttlOO. Muell more. ahotafwotm . $125/up. la ' • t nt '"'Uintlnp Walla.c., CM. &all lun. ClauUteitton: SeparatH. Spor11wt1t ll r ofli&a"-"'O l . aoa Klat• Rd, N.B. ao-4025. IDPI v ~ CdM . tAJloa.I...... ~llsctU1neoua. tl.00 plUll 50" post ..... Aiftd ..... r......-AM. Ex r 'd 148 ilM Don'& 'Jve a.p the 1hipl S30lSH le • (.0 1hl1 new1paper. c/o $.pad~. 2 lrida• k, only. OraveJO .~n. ANTtQUlt RADIO. "Liil' il tn claulfJed. DSSlON&R Wi.ntbatlt Co':i\Bf'O .... =: Mllr~ N.J ...... ~ CP·lS. Karman Ana. Serv. WO.Rkll>ERJ'iCl'SSO, Ship lo ahote resuHsl Cbrs. P•lr. c;,.._ JllO P i.a•:•t.oo.OdJlM 660-.117'1 • 646-3113 * 642·5'18. _ bo\b, tlMlorlortTM141 4M ' pur • • cal.I OM. Y PfLOT 9und!y1JUN21. 1~11. sell. '•a;'.il 11• WI ••••••••••••"--"" ---··-----·~ ... ............ ff40 ·•pL•c. a-~.-. •••••••••••••• ... •••••• ••-••••••••• .. •-••••• • • ........ ···---·· .......... ............. ft -oe_.. '14 HONDA -I _ __. • c ~an-...... , Pl, "'* lfOOid, '71 CAAAV &u.£ 15'41 • CGDdlUoia; Ca:r top cu ......... 13 h -c J)ryerts...-npaln ltOI GRAM-RlCMT· bowrld f tsttP'Merc rier.utt•l«MS-UIS. Jammerf'alr ... "8mac. Pluta lk up 'tnJlu STElG Uprlebt. AU new t.lk . t S2so0 eo.d.5000ml.OaldCoul lllitda $25. Trail~ wetit-t hmmers " sounding Fi,: ::S"t.Ua'H. H 0 8 I S CAT. 18 fl, Sen. SS1.a7S 1--....;:;.-....;..._....;;..~;;_1 bit~b aleeve. 350 lb. tow· board.. Xlnt. cood.. Very • · w /lrail~r, Xlnt. cond. '72 NORTON 9000 mJ $800 lecn.etHill toi $40. 2 Pinto mac reu. 8'2•126S '75 Sklpjack 24' F1ybr Priced n&bt. a.ieet. or offer Ask for steve· V.wcln tlJO wtieels $25 each. t.atbe UHd 3 bn. TwiJ\ 110 uoBJE 1 ... w/lrlr .u_.. 114&-3582 . . ...................... . 91$. Books, tnaacuiocs. Se ... MocW... 1093 Volvos. $14,000 Jo'lrm. u 5 •Gd ··--.... ....................... WILL BUY YOUR DATSUN . TOYOTA OR VOLKSWA0£N PAID t•OR OR HO'I'. W l L 1. P A V '1' 0 P DOLLAR. CALL JC£N'l' ALLEN, 54<H>442 11 ~· CC boat wtt.b l or 2 ••••••••••• •••••••••••• 848·3575 61~ • • cood. $985. TWO 1974 S111uJd lOOa. cngmes $650. Plus ma.Q)' 8A8Y Ov-.,rlock. ~-or Lesa than 300 mi .. like new. Lo •l's. Am/tm odds and e nds. 2076 bc:storfcr. •JOClwbc:o.le '74 HOBIE 16. Whit new.$495.ea.673-9345 ----------1 rad. Gd tlr~s. 1now: 'rhwin St. (tear> N ar l:M7·2fil9 1867. Whh Fl.Y bridge. w /Yellow tarp. Like "'-...&....-met ch ain s . 4 Spd t r an:s. Bay St. 1 blk west of Nds paint. or I will ~int. new. $1,850. 494-3414 BMW '74 R7S/6. Ba~s & -.1.,a $2650. 675·5342. Recent • Newport behind Dajly Sportlftt Goock .1094 Otherwite Xlnt. (213) wlndjam mer rarin g. Frff Show •••••••••••••••••••••• Pilot. ....................... 781-4292. (714)54»-2381 LIDO 14 3272. Xlnl. cond. $2,S00.968·91Blaft.6PM Recreational Vehicle GaMr.l 970a,_tl.tn_e_. ___ ~-- Pool Table,4~x9. Gd. racing record. UI· , •••••••••••••••••••••• '1 O DA T S lJ N 5 lo 25' gold West. RefriM & Murray Pro(es.siooal 26' Cabin Cruiser, T.S. Iman C-Boud. a 11wt.:; 74 Honda CB 125. Top LAMBORGHfNI Automati c. r u d lo. foe Muker $325. Pool tbl Offer · 548·8794 Reblt eng. New paint & salls, cvr. $1,6.50. 673·5001 cond. Lo miles. ~st or. heater. 4:.,ooo m Ue11. SlSO. Bst orr. 615-41932 elec. $2500-0r ofr. 675-1995 fer over $400. 962•Q<l4 ANNOtJN<;lN'G $ 95 COQ . StJRFHOARD. "Jacks". Racing Sabot. Sail #4015. , K . counts Boch & Ed· AUTO CLASSICS 1.1 1 b < 5 1J1 d > c2~6 2Ures.LR78·l.SCoodyear 6'7" Beige Flat rails Boal·14 ' Star c ralt, Gd Cond $300orbstolr 70 awasak1SOO.Stored3 Inger. at San Die o ar or v ., . • st. eel belted radials. 15000 hardly used excellent ( i b erg Ja ss. 5 5 hp. MuSl sen: 673-6485. · yrs. Needs work. $300 or Frwy • g '74 GMC ~ Too plckup, · LTB SSG-7573 mi$2:Sea644·2337 condition. M~t sell this Chrysler 08 w/lift, Uke , . . bstoffer.841·2126 · 61~· bed. 12,000 miles. . . 1 Rat 97ZS week. $90/make offer. new. extras $1495. 333 W. 15 Sail Bo,a\ w/trailer .• 72 Honda JSOCB Like Best Offer. Phone .Orange ou n t y s •••••••••••••··~··••••• lieavy s ha g yellow <.:all 675.8624 evenings BaySt.Spacel7,CM He~torfer.646-6680 new, clean, with ·extras Sand Rall Dune ~uggy, 675-8490 newest, most modem' ~~rr,t(;~~~~·~nrdb~~ and weekends. Elegan t. Sp11cious ' 682~ w ._18lhSt. C.M. $650. 646-2170 220 HP, .Corval.r ltte wt. '68 lnt'l ~Ton P.U. 8' bed. a uthorbeddealer ! 551-4892 SURFBOA RD 9'·5"Maw· Classic Cocktail Boat. 1''or SAIL 16' S nip superqwck.586-6&&5. Autotrans.P /a,etc.XJnt · SPECIALIZING IN · ·i HONDA:J0.5 d $llSO """" ... 96 ,Sales • . Service .Enclosed gar•wc. by Gr~k. no dings. $40. 1951 Cbris Craft. 22'. sa1 bo1tl: w.ood & frbgls $200 or Best Offer. '72 FuU Pwr Ford Camper con . · 4...,....,. Leasing OUMGI COUNTY'S HIWIST Ir LARGEST JM MEDIATE DELIVERY All Models & Colors $2Umonth-:° 496-0478. Xlnt.846-30S1&646-0118S. bull. Sails 10 gootf cond. S4G·S683 Special w/8' Weslways '74 FORD C · N Tlll-;NEW 546·4:f>3 TY,lodio, 16' GI A I 75 $4SO.S38·0793·633-3599 cabover. Lo mi'll. Xlnt newdeluxeowier. ear 1975 Li\MBORGijlNI GMNDl-'ATllEll CLOCK HIFf, St•reo 8098 HP J o 8:!:::. tr~~::~lnt 16' HOBIE CAT. New sun ·~~ Sportster. 3500 mi, cond. 64.S·l1S3 . ' 536:7616 URRACQ Exqu1s ne ca:.e. We:.t. •··~··•••.•••••••••••••• cond. $l495. ~ ~~rfc'au~~·~~-~lr. Ter· Call 554·3626 °Hu;!e 4Bupfg:tr ~:gv:,ir l~O Truck-2 ton, tilt cab, 18ft. NOW ON DISPLAY Chime:., sucnfice $5()0. or Cariole Slereo AM-FM 15112 • new fiberglass · , ' · · . ra · box, Tuk a way hydraulic • .1;aew ~er.494·5356. radio, phono, 8 track walk th ru, new 85Jf P , 7' Fbgls Salling Dinghy. 14 'Y4 ~ond~ XL 125· Very Extra. 5.and Ures, tow· lift gale, 4 spd trans. 2 Taking Orders On lape deck, 2 speakers. Mere. & trailer. $3895. Complete sailing equip. lo m1 s. Clean, depend. bar. Cus.t. bit by M.oyer s pd r ear end , reblt The New Es~a's A & LovL~eat, llkl' headphones. Aux. oullel Make oner. 645-1745. Good cond. $'l00. 548-6611 Pvt ptY,. $550 C~s h. Automol1ve. Xlnt ,cond. engine. Cab & body in ew. Misc. and a nlenna. hookup. or673-5929 646-8408 $l000.496·012S. good cond. $1500. 443 W. ARRIVING' N 842·7&U Head deaning tape 73 Caravel 18' l''.G. 65HP , . vw DUNE H w t I Bay St Costa Me:;a. Open Mon Sat 9 to 6 -'T--cartridge included. elect. OB. pwr lift. Top 13' Unsinkable sailboat 1l Yamaha l50 MX; all , uggy / r r. ' c.tc.""""' Cl ed. Sun. · lfi o Wo Id u --'-L' 1 p r d. · s 2 ·i 1 new Must see' $495 1750cc eng. Xlnt cood. ~ .. orrt Os • r QVVf\ rJlf:YC . er eel con 1tton. ac. curt. $3950. 673-2823. w I sa1 s, Lr r, etc. $400 · 644.s.M4 · $900 or bst ofr. 675-0372. AUTO <.:LASSICS, LTD. SO. Wht. sz. :.s, roller ~185 cash. Also record 1·529·1007. --__ '73 Toyota Hi Lux with 10591 Bechler Riverk. ~at.e s. b' k c µ rl s . albums $3.50 and ti track Mu~t sell, ~his week: 24' . 71 Honda J50SL, Cer rani Camper. $2650. • l"o ntain Valley Ca lf62·7!t21 cartrid••cs S4 each Reinell 72 cab/crwser, LIDO 14 No.Ur~. racing f k K bb tr d c.-rt1,Race, 675-459Sa..:kfor Davc u ' · -r::---· "' · t "I f 11 ·o d Go d t I "'875 or • no ys, x us. g ~ " 7l4/557..a345, OLL> BOOKS A 642·46531.1ft.5pm ra 1 er u Y eqp t. c n ... o rr . ., . cond.$325.66Honda 160 Roda 9540 714/963·8381 a · g r . · nhtq .• ~r&t. --S7800/reas off. rrv pty 673.6466 street 01· dirt 75 li e 2' • •••••••••••••••••••••• V · 9570 ~in e :sew.mac .,uar GHUNDIG 546·5986 · · • · · .. ClftS Stls. Lamps. etc. 675-20tt9 MAJESTIC STEREO LIDO 14 No. 61. trlr & new en gs. n eed wk. $150. 56 Triumph I R3. Chevy ••••••••••••••••••••••• •If R 9705 ·~ AMffM radio & r rd 18' TOLLYCRA.1"1'speed-cover. $950 . firm . 830-1352. 283, 200 hp. Head~rs. '73 OPEN RD. bub top ~ • •f'IMO OU painting IJy "Wilmer". I· Old b t 410 ~ 187 Mere Inboard 675-6782 auto.Roll bar. Nu painL R/H auto Chev 350 v..a' ••••••••••••••••••••••• lk!Jar:nia ficus tree. Cof· ~~~~l~~lly. Ma't.e ~r~:r~ EqUJ'pped ro~ skiing: HUSKY 250, 1973. P.ei:rect $950/oHer. 642-3133 21.00o mi.' Sips 4 $5900: Alfa' Romeo fee table. :walnut. Anti· 546·9933 Real nice. $1750. 675-7707 ·---r11 I cond. $BOO. 400 Suzuki .. wL.-ID • 9550 546-2632 que sewing s tand. _ .vvn, ~ ps T M. Looks brand new '9 ....... nves ----------OHIO ~achinco machine, new. Dual 12l9 turntable Sl35. 1974 15' Bowrider. 65 HP, Docks 907 $650. 545·7496 •••••••••••••••••••••••DODGE VAN 67, xlnt $ALE HEBLUFFS2, . ...,V .... t . ·1 f t d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 .. J ...... pCJ.5 b uoo is ... Kenwood am-fm tuner. ra1 e r, per ec con ., •71 8 It let '9 ..... oond. $930. Auto. cater, Dorado. 700l $250. Advent Dolby $2950 Call 968·9S21 SLIPS . Newport Beach b .1tu i:coth~omfo he. re· 4 wheel drive. 6 cylindt:r. V·8. 548·1831 Priced from JJt?aut almosl nu cu:.t ?l" IOOA Sl95· 673-0622 Glasspar 15' OH .Hoat, 67J.sJi811 or Pow~ it~S400. ~-~~ rs on ~~!~~~~[.~·d~~t., will '73 DODGE surfer van, $6 799 loveseats by top de· JBL spkrs. LXS systm, J.ohnson 50HP motor, NEWPORT BE CH compl. equip. incl. air. (#7502) co.r ator. Blue/copper CJ6cncls.S2l0.pr .AR2a Ult-away trlr, all new, . . A . 71LClftdcruiser Part conv e rted to I Ill~ prn\led velvet. Ong S2000 ~pk rs. S~5 pr._.979-4729 won on game show, full 2 s~1ps ~va1!; 1 center tie, H. T .. 4 speed. hubs . camper. $3500. S81.Ql73 eac: -~ I ~II $850. 644-465-t warranty $2600. 556-0707. 1 side t1e. <.:an accom Ir rad 10, etc. 2J3LFD. aft 5. 848 Dove -~---AM /FM Ste reo Rcvr . boats.673·9192 ~Afff ---------at MacArthur 1'>nda 90, 10 spetXI , Slm· turntable speakers gd loots Rent/ .._.. '65 Chev. Van, 8000 mi on & Jamboree. N.B. J20 W. Warner al So. !\fain . Santtt Ana 557·:!1:!2 1973 RAT 124 Sp<>rt COupe • Mint Col)d ~'202 ! I): ! ! I/· 1',) "'\I ''-' \111, ''THINK HERB ' DTiJU 100 ' ·' I. .. I • \ I "HERB" FRIEDLANDER . , ,:. ' ·.I ·,\ ' I . ' • 537 -6824 '74 128 Fiat 4 d.r. sedan. 2 mos . o ld. 494·7846 or 492·3717. gray , s urface pool. cond .Sl5U.4~·7795.' Ch~er 9050 ~an.~ed "OnShoreMoor· en,g. Camper con-752-0900 t;ravel lrlr. Much m 1i.c. -----••••••••••••••••••••••• mg Balboa Island. In· versions. Am/Fm. Good ---------'73 850 Spider. 16,000 mj, 10-5.llll Slcrling,<.:M San:.ua QR500 4 channelNewSkiBoals forriveror tere s t ed in boat eJ l • paint, good lires . 7lALFARO~ AM/FM,Xlntt'Ond. &t. rec. w / Garrard turnta· , , purchase. 673·3496 lHUI "'ltt l 968-4114. offer. 644·2160. Doughboy Pool 15x42' in· hie. 2 XL s pkrs. $WO. oce.~~ ,19 or 2.1. day Ull" UllUJ SPIDER qlds motor, faller. liner & !J613.!19SO ~r~1scrs. Now ava~I rent lo~, Speed & ~ .72 CHATEAU wagon. 8 A low mileage roadster '73 Fiat Sedan. White ..!ccess.$00.640·1956 ---.--adayor~k.b/5·8866 . Ski 9080 ~ VOLVO pass., auto power, air. in s uperb condition ! AM /1''M , 4 spee d ~ " . -r New. guar anteed 50 watt, 3404 Via Oporto Lido •••••••••••••••••••••••Motor Hontes, 644·1668 ' 831·2040dlr. 045JFU. S2099. 1ars Air cond, ~~tu, Ultrahnear speakers. ____ VI~-___ 18' CLASSIC Chris Craft Sal•/Rent 9160 19b6 Hnrbor CM 6469301 Like new,SpiderConvert. Herb f<'riedlander kc n~w ~ys. S(.'hwmn Whole s ale .price d . Newport Yacht ,.hartcrs Mahogony Speedboat.•••••••••••••••••••••••• -----• •··to W t-~ 9590 10000 m Extra ' ~0001 Toyota *'ens bike ~65. 847·1U 15. 675·24"9 "' • S2' 500 . c l dA~ ( II c r · • J · '65 W Rblt g - s an ~ ' ' s, -· 10081 G G 0 1 d G G ..:r· -_ 0 S porlfishcrs. Delsel • · m u ""' u v ·VACATION Cruiser 24 eep gnr. en ·••••••••••••••••••••••• orter.496·7777eve. · · 0 ~" · • JU>totiller 8llP. 4 speed. Boats & Marine Crwsers & SailboaL5. t'or 675·0702 Atlas Skamper. Resv. Needs bo~y work. Runs WE PAY TOP DOLLAR ---------~537·~-- .1973 Honda man1-tr:.iil, Enuipm•nt info & reservations, 14' SOhp. T HI-HULL.Ski now for summer. l•\.llly good . Best Of'r. Dave, J<'ORTOP USEDCARS IMW 9712 fl•TS xcellent cond "·"' 45"" .,-673 3000 · · · · self -cont'd Sin..: 6 nvt 751·1260. •e'••••• •••••••••••••••• ~ .,...... .,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• . · fish or dive Fully eqwpt · ... ~ · " · FOREIGN DOMESTIC 72124 S 'd P68"'>'X>fl . ' · l 979 4871 ' ORAM'iE COUNTY'S P1 er """'""' ~DOOR Plants. all kindl> General 90 I 0 Boats. Sail 9060 xtra tank. $600. 645-7762 P Y · · -Chevy. '72 a uto air~ T. ps, or CL~ICS 73 850 Spider~ S2599 sizes. Very rea:.onably •••• • • •• • • • • ••• •• •••••• •••• • • • • • • • •••• •••••••• f " Che '13 Explorer Motor Home, pb, Shell. loaded ~. If your .car is extra clean OLP.EST 69 850 Coupe P56A $1099 riced. 557-0322. Let us sell your boat, any • 16 t: IHkonzon Jet. . v fully self cont. ll,000 mi. Larry 581·8641 . 833-9914 see us first. ~ Herb Friedlander :.1ze: for Cast results call Sal~ ~~~· 1 e ~-Mags on Xlnt cond. Extras! $8695. --IAUER IUICK ~ FIAT Beaut girls canopy l.x.'<i. Me:.a lioat Center. He rreshoff American -.S3500. 5(&1. 968·1292.897-2837 !~.~'••••••••••••!~.~~ 292S HarborBlvd. . . . 137SO BeacbBlvd.,~Ye:it 1.'h1te & Gold. sturdy IH6·0539 Eagle, 22 ft. WLW. 26 fl. 14' Fbgls. Dual Hull. wide, Costa Mesa 979.2500 SaJes-Serv1ce-Leasmg •537-6101 • at. ~75. AC'cordton t-;x. overall. Hwlt by Nowak stable. Johnson 75HP. Near New. 19 ft. '!1°tor JOYOJA SAL£ RotCa"er, lftc:. --lsior Gold & while, ltke Put The Sparkle Hack & Williams. 714/546-7172. runs gd $700 548_6188 home. M1nl cond1t1on. TOP DOLLAR• R 11 MW Honda 9727 w. 963·79llt .1-.:xpert polishing & de· Aft 5 p M & Wkod; · · · Small down. Take over · 0 5 oyc.e B ••••••••••••••••••••••• t ailing on your fiber· 7!4/675·2644. 18' TOLLYCRAFTspeed· p ayments . Owner. New '74 Pi~S PAID Cost 234M Kl7lbS~~"AAAA 974 HONDA C.:i\•ic car. oh.lsp<>t Helng. run:i ~d glal>S boat. Let us clean & boat 187 Mere. Inboard. 646·1455 STILL AV Jt,,J IMMEDIATaY 8 esa .....,......... Low miles. S2200. $35 lgoLnewone) pa1ol your engines & JJ' COAST RHODES No. Equipped for s kiing ---- -FOi ••• 492·1610 C.:ALL646-Zl9J bilge.lnthewaleroroul. 32.2sets ofsalls.Willac· Real nice.$1750.67~77<11. '73 24 ' Pace ~rrow .. HUl!..E Pl~ O -· ,......__ Call Mesa Boat Center, cept best . reas. offer. --Generator. roo< air. tape -STOCI FOIEIGMCAIS TC.:11.t::N laule ~20. 6 askforPaul.646-0539 Aft.5,575.0924 T rt . deck. 13,000 mi. $13.2.50 75's CALLORC<>t.elM airs $2 each. l>ouble ---r.spo at1on new, take over pymnts. Buy or LeaMMOW! TO s111mrus . d & frame~. Learn· Xlnt-F1sh-Ski or Catalina. Kile 1200 ; like ne w . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 496·5105. a: ipg guitar & cal>c. S\l. n · all glass, walk thru. Unsinkable! Pleasure, C~rs, Sale/ -.-------'1\ltlllll lAll~ I $2·4626. full flotation hull, r /lites, racing c hamp. Cost R.nt 9120 Trailers, Tronl 9170 -t.\11\ UllW , !-.hp to shore radio, bait $1600, sell $800. 675·6161 •••••• • • • • • •••••••••••• •••••••• •• •••••••• ••••• ~ · • ANSWERS JO tank. many exlras. 40hp . . , '70 Ford Pickup. XLT, TRLR. RIG Z1,· Nomad, :; ~· TOYOTA : J ohnson & ult trailer ~1te 12 · Xlnt ~nd. Rae· w/8•,~· Davlin Cctmper self-cont'd . 74 Chev. ·:, ., NEUJPUHT IMPU HTS ! SCRAM·LEJS $1650. 557·4639 '.ng cha.mp. incl dolly. Xlnt cond. Both loaded'. Suburban, lo mi. $7,500. . , ---.-. $500. Ph. 675-41&1_. __ 839_4763. 548·9576 . 1966 Hor~~r.J M. 64,6·93.QJ, : Savage -Martyr BOY SCOU1S need boat.:;, B d N L R . ----------,58 "-.. ge C All ('6S 3100 W.r.ontHwy.N.B.., ; Mainly -Mc•moir cars & airplanes. Tax ad· ran ew ascr. acing 8' Majorway Cabovcr Tandem Trlr w1s ·camper uvu any . 642·9405 • Afloat -Re long vantages. 546-4900. gear. $850. 546-<XY78 eves Sink s tove icebox very attached. will carry dune rbll eng, runs gd) New : GRAf'TIN<; - -aflll. .1,. ·, saso·642961g buggy ot 4 bikt..o:;. Xlnt brakes. ~8001bst o rr. ----------~ ':'Dad." th~ little bvy ,/ S C H 0 C K --.- - -, c~a~.:.... -· ·_ --Cond. 586-6645. 536-9444 days. 960·2039 Orange COWlty's k d .• 1 1 Lido 14 + trtr. Mobile Homes 9140 -----ev. H' h t S llA... 4s e . '"v n po al1t·a BO .... TS Sl"c" ""'2 .,.,AA 15' Crown, sto,·c s1'nk ---. ----• ICJ es -,tt ti m . 'r w r m A ~ o;;;,i • .,,,.,..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• I u ~"·. i:: .. o r o , ' Lido 14 's--forom $900 icebox, for campmg or? 61 Chevy Pickup, n ew on mports eeds . No. :-.on . '701ALIOA20, 8S~ OWNAE·R 3 Hr:2 r Ba. ~/reasoffcr.548·3:»8 clutch. battery.etc. xlnt BillMax..yToyota t eplied llH· ratht:r. 2:! fl. S.\NTANA, very Seagull eng. Trlr. Sails. : anta na some urn .. ---running c ond. $625 lr I +They'n• tht: result vf clean, S4000. a te. $17 ,950. Pvt. Ply. 15' Travel Trailer new 548-0739 <.;all Rogcror ti .41t>vcr GRA1''TING.".' 2ti It. SANTANA'S, w SJ.200. 962-7543 542-0063. --glass tares. elcc. brks. --------·) ___ __::.:847 -8555 Niscellaneous trailer:.. 1-'rom S!SSOO. 7 I FORD ---• 27 fl. SANTANA. race SAILIOAT Spartan llouse Trailer. sips 6· s995. 552·5897 F«EE APPRAISAL ; Wanted 8081 loadt:d. Sl0.500. 30' Columbia Sloop 30'. Ma.ny e~tras. ~~Trailers, Utility 9180 RANCHERO We buy used cars & 13 ll. New BOSTON Cruise equipl incl full HluePrintoff&ceorfm1sh ••••••••••••••••••••••• trucks. Call GROTH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ! SS CASH SS FOR ;Good u:-,cd furn1refn gs ' i' .. rzrs/stovcs. 546·07611. WllALl-:HS, Sl280. covers & cushions. 150•,, i.nt. work for own needs NR. NEW Heavy duty car Automatic transmission. CHEVROLl::T for a free Hi ft. MONTAUK "super Genoa, pressure water, S750. ~8·7482, early AM orequipml. lrlr.Sl,200or power steering, mag appraisal. 11:.hcr ". S3660. dbl life lint:s, l! anchors. or aft. 6 make ofr. 54 6-Q)OO wheels, very low miles & GROTH CHEVROLl:.1 19 ft. New B W Re\'enge, stereo tape, C.:stm Jn· M t I / . ---in garage kept condition. 18211 Beach Blvd. \fanl to buy 2'i" bike. 135 llP. $860(1. terior, 5 winches+ Mu ch oSorcyc es 9150 Auto Sen1ce & Fort.he f~stidious buyer! Huntington Beach ::!'JOO Larayelte, N.U. More-Bristol Condition. cootera Parts 9400 847·6087 549-3331 tngle speed. 968-4.29'J 0 1 673-205() Power Bo al Dir must ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• NEWPUHT lMPUf\T5 2·8912 -----Sacr.ifice. 10 yr terms 1969 Yam.aha 250 Enduro. CHRYSLER ENG. OW-fv-.ture & --Uory. 9'-6" Fiber g lass. available Re bu 1.l L. motor , Reblt. VB-Chromed. , IC! "" rowing/su rfing. :iil75. YACHTING trans.mission. $350. ~25· . 846-568J' ~ EqM1pment 808 49ti·047t1. 552 8264 -· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASSOCIATES -·--------1 ~xc svl chrs Sl5t3.5, scy Boots, Maintenance/ 2505 W. Coast Hwy. NB '73 Yamaha 250 Jnduro. Jaguar lotlnet rhrs $12 24. desks. clftg Ser'•ice 9020 (714) 64&0551 Xlnt. cond. 2,000 mi. See __ 556·1400 t I s I d k s. c" C' d ks. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Col. 22 w I off shore moor· lo believe. S745. 494-4893. 1835 VW eng. Dual 42 1erce-867 W. l!llh, CM ing. Nt Bay, Balboa Isle .. 69 YAMAHA 250. Xlnt W «'.be r s. ported & 5· 7411 ~lectrical-Woodworking PH: 675-8198. cond. Make offer. Call polished heads, Many ex-·_: Plumbing Installation ------. Lr as! Only 100 mi. rttney Uowl':. st•alc. & Hepalr. lnbd t-:ng re· 26. ALL aluminum Proa. 642-8853 &.645-0361. __ $800/bestoffer.548·1.691 l:.alc~lator & .t·n·tkntJ pa1r .. 1''1re system install 8' beam, built in W. Ya maha 360 Enduro SJ.50 ----------.~ Seavil·w. W~I & maint. Scorpio Manne Germ. 3 unslayed unsup· or offt!r. New eog. gd. Auto, for Sale JSROTHEHS t-:u ·:<:rHJC ~ !170-t. ported curved revolving cond. 540.8231. ···~··••••••••••••••••• 3100 W. Cust Mwy. MA. 642-9405 '73 Hi LuxP.U. 4 speed, AM /FM radio. Long wheel base. 7689LT. $2799 SELLING YOUR CAR? TOP PRICES PAID F or Imports P aid for or Not De• Lewis lnlports 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646·9303 TOP CASH! For clean used cars & l ru cks! Howard Chevrolet. Dove & Quail Streets, .nr. MacArthur, Jamboree and Bristol, Newport Beach. 833-0.SSS. 'rYPEWHITl::H He t Of Masls a ll connected to AnttfffHS/ ler' 675.-t595 •s I::xµt•r Boal Cledan-up .... &. sing le mainsheet. Ex· '13 Honda CT70 dirt or Clossics 9520 l>W\ l"•ml I BUY ~ _:___ ~1aant neal & epenua· tremely fast! Sand Dolly SI.reel. xlnt cond, $225. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OJ WIUJ JUNK CARS!! Peb 8087 blc. Kcfs J 1m. ~3629:.. Trailer w /VW engine. 675-34!13 CORD-1936 Westchester 847-7243 -·••••••:•••••••••••••loots, Marine $3500. for both. ~uys CJIO-PPER· HONDA 810 Sed~n. Ivory w/Plum v ZWliT. }'em. P1.~Hlle:-.. 1 EquipmHt 90lO <7 14 16-12 -2025. eve!> TROPHY WlNNER 14 .. Int. Mint cond. R/H, VOL O Havea Junk Car?Callus. ~r. old. $30 ea. I 6 wk oltJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~4 J646·662S _____ over springer, Harle'y re· 79.000 act. mi. $16,000. Top $$ paid. 839-2819 k ttcn '""~ 1 C II u'"' 9655 1966 Hmhor CM 64/i Y~J, 24hrs. iamese 1 ' -hp~agull motor. Estate Nlf<"TY s ailboat Oinkit-ar wheel, custom paint, 3 -· · ---------'-'-'-•-----------• 'wht. male turkey ~JU s ale, used once. $L70. ten. Class No. 5. Perfect seat. sissy-bar. dual ,.....,._......,.......,~.___...._._.._,,.....,,. ..... _..._.. ..... _,,...__... .... ..,..._....._.,..._,._~ 9-4282 ~94-821 3. :.hape. compl. w1hand he a dlights. lots of BABY PARAKE1'.:rs dolly, oars, 2 sets sails. chrome. Best orrer. Pri. $4.50 t;ENOA dacron sail, 5 o1.. new I y pa I flt e d & Party. 531·2475. 15&\ sq.!\.) Luft.43 ft.Hl · h d · Id & t , __ ::..._ _____ -1 .' __ Cnll675-6586 in. 1-'oot 28 ft. $450. Like ~~~~~clc ro1:158a~lin/~~ '73 HONDA SL70 .in ij;90s Ir 01"91M 8090 new. 645·027ti. rowing. $600. or best of-perfecl cond. For dirt, ~··••••.••••••••••••••• Vex'1lar ADF $395. 25 W fer 640·1~93orG40-6224 ready to race, best offer. t w h · -Eves, 675·5852 lELD S a f e ous e VHf radio telephone KlTE-f'orSummerFun i--_:_.-------1 ale. 400 Pianos & $345. &th brand new. t:laSIJ Winner 1974 Ylilmaha 250 sLreet. ~r~ans . new &. u:-.ed 544·9276. ~8-3794 Show room cond. 1800 pJ n et s. Grand s. · mi.$7S0,7S1·5556Jim layers. Go11111 out for loah. rower 9040 KITE 746, new sails. Jli. ushress. kent/opt to ••••••••••••••••••••••• way trlr. Xlnt. cond. Honda Cl..450 uy. Kawai. Steio~ay, 30• ELCO Clas:slc, 19C8ex· $600.4M·Z4S8 Xlntcond.$7SO. aldwin, Ch1ckcr1nl<!, press, T /S, Rcb!t ~·· • 496•9490. a.m11ha.K1mball,Wur .. Comp. redone uw1de & TWO BL\JE WATERvAH'"MA ,72 lOOMX l C k .. "'Ouches SAILORS St.randed or1 & ~ • ou . oc p... ... . beach. wlmna to m .. ln· reblL.. Very fut, :itlnt. ~;~h i:a0{o:/::. ~i taln & do Jit/ maint. on •hape~$350. 493-0789 Se 11 ! Make o CC er. ywr boat for u.'W!. Would • 14 \IS 1 2 s Jt ONO/\. 67$.3238. COllSldcr sh•nng some Elsinore . Mov'd up cx)>ensn. Pb. call: ~un ahoek . Mint! J7SG/olr. at 64$·8081or613-3018 844-2141. ~~-~~~~~~1 A~~i!1.f~2:"50 '72 400 MAJCO. RS. ~r:· 8olh with Trailers ~o!!i~:li.J:red· nt Pv\ply.873-JU2 ---"'--------1•11 HON DA l50: Xlnt l6' Hobie Cat w/t.raUir, cond. No reuonabl ot· $9600. xlnt t-Ond. Wk4Ys ferr~fuud.C•Jl'*l·..., afU 113-HZ7. O Kawu1kl IO dirt bU1 Kite+,,... Good ~oocl. Sl'ii days "50 M0-17d 540-lm " f CREVIER & I Sf • a•OADWAY SAtHA AMA 835·3171 1"e ULTIMATE OfllVIHG llllACM!Na XLNT SELECTION OF NEW BMW1s Reody for Immediate Oelinry • HIGH QUALITY USEO BMW's '73 30CS Sunro o f •. ai r conditioning. • '70 2800CSA Silver w /blue leather, low miles. • '73 BAVARIA 4 s peed . air. power steerin~. 8 trk. stereo. • '72 2002 4 speed . low mi lcs, AM FM. • '68 1600 4 speed, stereo. low '1\ilt:S. ALL ARE PRICED TO SELL! & WETR~DE ., 9732 ..................... ,. 73 Jensen Healey 15,000 original milesl Will trade. 831·200ldJr. 73 J£HSEH Interceptor Ill Less . than 5,000 miles I Priced $6000 below cur- rent model. Will lrad'-! 831·2040dlr. • Mcndo 973a ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 RX4 Wag. Air, au~. am/fm stereo cass. V9Jll rf, Mic helins. Perl. cond. Spec. Int. $3950. 642-4281 Mercedes Betn 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 66 M112SOSE COUPE An 1m macula te classic Jn & out! Sun rool & leathilr interior. 831·2040dlr . •70 MBZ 600 Low m iJeage (#1529) IUY or LEASE ' • • I Jim Slemons Imports 933.9300 , 02 2 1 • r. • 0 • • AlllM.' . ................. 1!1114~·... ~ '•• arW AlllM. •••• ,.., ~ .. r..... --••• .... Sun .June 29 .• 1975 DAILY PILOf D ... H•;;; , ..... ; ........... ;717 ;~; .... ···········;;; ..................................................... ~ • ..w r .. 11. 95'0 Trwb ' ••••••••• •• ............ •••••• •• • .............. • Yel•• tm Y•• tn2 ••••••••. •••••••••••••• ••••••• • •• •••••••• ••••• ••••••• • • •• ••••••••• 1 '71 6 '73 S It.Ii ' Cl ••••••• '•• ••••••••••• ••••• •• • • ••• ••••••••••• •• •••••• • • •• ••••••••••• v.a .. o 977• , • .-& O vll SA-_.• P re•· Hn, 'M vw B • • • • _ • IOI A9 lo m lies. 7TOOJ u • u1. new eniuie. BRAND NEW . lAR"ttT ••041•1tA•_• _·:..·.··,·c••OUMTY••••••••• MIW. Ulm DIMO 70.HHT. Many tnru. clutch, radials, •bock.a. aw " ....... c..... $ .. LE Week .. od .... priced. Need.a paint. '6()0. rann. ... ~ A Herb Friedlander Im· 49C·9605am. 1975 VOi.VOS SELECTION VOLVO . OM DISPLAY Prlctdfl'Olll portao a ta, '96250.G. Blvd., '118 POPTOP Cmpr. Xlnt. WI STau.u.eva EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO .. H-.a of'· rt $4190 .e co..__'"::.. Of u•MI LarieaL Volvo Dealer '' AUTHO=~ I . . •53'1·7TT1• cond. A»!FY/Tape 4' ---•• _, ln OranaeCounc.y1 MEacEo£SoEAL£R · v......... 9770 .;;:·:~~~=3:-sa1c"Tu.1°"()11 Valvos In au~fa~E 6862 Manchealet, ·--•••••••••••••••••••• d ... ~ ~...... ,,,_ Buena Park '89 s b runs i · _..,.,or ~t Of· IODY STYUS Orf. f'aa-ty 12•1210 quare ack, auto, fer. 89'1-1452 I~ "91111 .., reblt ena Ir tram. $1!SOO. • 4 T Oo the Sant.a Ana Fwy. Art 8, 873-8612. • 1 1 v w c a m p THI OLD -w-u C •of 20 ,,..,61 Mercedes Bena, xJnt 73 S-.er...... moblle/tent/poptop. a.,0-g 7011 ..... 7411 cond. Air cond, FM/AM , l,97199E, 4 cir, clean, AM/FM, low miles, will New tires, 15,000 mi, THI MIW , All ~lrCondiUoned OHl\"J< ,I < (Jl Jr~ I ( VOLvo: n •power Windows . xlnt cond. . $1950. trade. 831·20C0dlr. $3300. 548·5787 IMCRIASi Al Priced .fwm. Call l>twn 8 & pm, 673·2082 VW Cherry & Clean, To 5e1 MOTICI .• 979-8992. e ..... ___ 9762 609 oodvw ·r Tow it Away I ba'and new 1600 Eng. Call CHOOSE YOURS WILLIAMS how Dally Pilot Clasi1- 2025 s. Manchester Anaheim 750-Z<)11 >·.,.i, _.. or parts, enline art. 5, 6'&2·161.S . • 1,72 Mercedes 2SOC. xtnt. ••••ee•••••••H••tt•••• runs. Body shot! $325. NOW itied ada display their . cond. Brown. 60,000 ml. 74 SUIARU C.L 13171 Maanolla, Gard.en Vol•o 977 messaaes with legibility Air, stereo. Must Sell! 4 door sedan 4 5....,.,. Grove ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 1 ~-IMPORTS and hnpactT Ourada, we ~ ~. 557·1338 · • .-.., "Y or~ are proud to say, really air. stereo, xlnt. 83Hoco ·~ vw B d cond .·Anniversary VOLVO DIALM 8011Commonweatlh . get res u Its. Phone ·~ 280S. Air, elec wln dlr. owner. $~~071. Call ~ft~ SINCE 195' Buena Park 521·7000 6'&2·5678. . !· dows, P /S, AM /FM. On-Toyot• 9765 5pm: 840·5211 CdM SALE! WILLIAMS • • 4 ly $3600. 675-4385. ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ----------- . • '72 VW Kombl, banU bit. '75 VOLVO MG 9742 71CORONAMkll,lomi., cmpr.GasStv.Gas/elec. IMPORTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM Stereo. Rada. refrit. Sink w/elec. wtr. 1641! 4 Dr. '.13 MIDGET 18000 mi. Auto. Xlnt. cood. 8Jl-l537 pump. Xlnt. cood. $3.500. Demo .. automatic, afr EXCLUSIVE ·New paint, sharp cond. '11 LANDCRUISER 36M 673-5926 cond., power sleering, VOLVO ...-_.LR ~..J2,800.5S2-1493alt.6PM ml., AM /FM, Warn AM·FM stereo, ..,... ~ 69 VW BUS 8011 Commonwealth .... 69 MGC GT hubs. Gd. eond. $3,500. OS5MXT. Buena Park 521-7000 10wner:X1nt 7S2·0476aft6 1 pat ... 11" Was $8190 Cond. 645-6844 '69 Corolla Outstanding condition. Sa.ings S 1107 2 D "'6..d Tan with t an interior. 1 r., 4 8~'""'· radio, Owner. must see to ap· heater. XDCS20. $I OH preclate. ~MlliniA .TOYOTA I lhr----....-----1 1966 H~r~or, C.M. ~46'..9303' ..... • 1971 MllXiET ····l ~.~~ • • Top Shape * *' I: 5 644·1924 ~.~ ............. !?~! :.-:: MG'S IMO O>nv. P93$2999 · '71 M.trll WAGON Automatic, AM radio, healer. 32SCVU. $1799 l:MGBGT ~5$4395 MGB CT 022 $2295 n l • i7MGBGTP21 $1995 . 111111 Al.WI • Herb Friedlander • ~I. Ullt.O ·.. FIAT ~ ~750 Beach Blvd., West ~ TOY OT A •537·6824• 1966 Hor~or. CM. 646.930~ NEW f'llHT lMPUHTS 3100 W.Colst lfwy. ll 642-9405 '72VW Squareback Automatic, radio, beater. 250FES. $2399 l>Wt lfmiA • TOYOTA l.966 Harbor. C M, 646-9303 NOW $7089 '68 Yol•o 122 Z Dr. 4 cyl, radio, heater, immaculate, Must see t.o appreciate. VVS356. SAVE '72 VOLVO 164 6 cyl., automatic, radio, heater, power steering, air cond. (874HG1). $4199 '13 Ma~da RX2 Wdfc; 4 speed.-air, ra io, heater, 7S4KEK. $1995 '72 Ford Torino lrou. Immac ulate, 32,000 miles. Automatic, power steering , air cond. $2399 I I I I I I I 1975 COROUA 2 DOOR SEDAN Full lact~yequipmenl 1nclud109U peed, r•dlo, lleille r. & undersea!. 1: TE3103ns11 520 N. HARBOR Santa A"a 4 MILES NORTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FREEWAY •• '73 C>iEV ,, ToN v~. R .... Pr St• Aw '2895 . Cond . IOw mil•• 1109665) I '73 CHEV. >l TON. V-1. 4 Sl)d.. CusL. ""' Cono . Ho_ Camci« Eou•r> 11~2n 53095 .. '70 MGB, S41BQE. '73 Midget287JFM. Clean cars, Sale priced. ·Herb Friedlande r lm- . ports #2, 9625 G.G. Blvd .. Anniversary SALE $1500 '66 VW. Sun roor, brand new eng. & upholstery. great shape. 34.594 Calle '69 Cortina Wa9on Economy plus. 4 speed, I I 5200 CASH REBATE UST PRICE DISCOUNT 53046 5200 I . I '72 CHEV l'I TON. 4 1PC1 6 cyl • tta<IY !of WOt1'. ( I 2604<l) • '2295 f G.G. Ros ita, Co.po Bch. radio, heater. ZLW717. Palisades. $899 •537·7777• '67 V.W . Fastback. 4 -- I I OM ALL I NEW '75 TOYOTAS I '72 CHEV CUSTON OLX. v~. Auto .. Pr. I Sir . Air Cond. 1111~0carldy.I180393) 52495 '61$ MGB Conv. Beaut. . cond. $1600. Private par· DISCOUNT!! s peed trans mission. healer . CVKE372) $695 "M lflliiA I IN STOCK I '72 CHEV. l't TON Custom DI• V8 Au10. s2495 ...... _. ..... _..._,....._,__.....,_,...,. ..... ..--., Pr.S1r.A11Cond 11006891 • 5"U1 For. I Low lt.te FIMKlnlJ I OHw•-.. »71 wani..e• ty. 673-0344 ---1 from dealer window Opel 974 price on this near new •••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Opel Manta Rally Xlnl cond, gd mi, aut.o, S3100. 645·6496 anytime. '73 Opel Manta. Rally ., coupe, raving or ang 'With black rallye stripes. • 701JEX. $2499. Herb Friedlander TOYOTA Sport Coupe Automatic, power s t eering, air cond .• AM·FM radio, vinyl too. No. 11476. · Offer Expires 6-30·75 lOp.m . Tayota '7 3 Toyota MK II 10081 G.G. Blvd., G.G. 4 • c-. ,... .. •S37·S464-r-Qi;,,__ _______ .......,. __ I 6 cyl., powec steeriJ>a. ., Opel. Air cood.itioning, radio, heater, alr cond .. ., 4ecl(.. mags. Nice new radial tires, auto. -~· . 592CT'k. $1899. tranh 402M FV. ~ ~ ~ Herb Frledlande.J," $1499 . ,., · Toy~ '67 Toyotca Fick• ~ 008lG.G. Blvd,, G.G. 4 cyl., 4 speed, heater, . •;£ ••537·5464• pipe rack. Handyman ;~ench• 975 special, 48777V. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . $99,9 :•+i 914 Porsche·, air. AP· ".~ear . group. am/Cm '74 HOf'.ftet -)'.adlo. $500(). 645-5673 aft Std. trans .• 6 cyl .. radio,· :f': . heater. economy plus, ~~~•1---------1 286KEM. 'JI ·Porsche 356 B. Red. 52499 :;ant cond. Reblt eng. AU :;.echan\cal documents ,69 Pont le Mans ~ail. Must sell! '$31tOO. ~/894·1203 4 speed. radio, h.eater, 4"11.;p.;_ ________ • YHC063, mechanics Jf'912. 5 Spd. 64,000 mi, special. ~00. Pvt. pty. Call ·833'-3547. $399 r.-"65l600·C Porsche. white. l • owrier. New paint. Newly rebll eng. Radials. ' Mainl. records. Really clean Cla ssic. $4500. -714-640-6858. '70 911 T Targa. Signal orange. Am/Fm. 5 spd. , :A lloys . Xlnl. $7000. : , 960-3444. :59 Por. JGOOS. new trans. gd. cond. no rust. 51950. ~· 675·5808. '69 Dod!e Dart Automatic. power steering, air cond., vinyl top, YEN928. SI 199 ~MlfmiA· VflTOYOTA 19¥ Horbqr; C.M .. 646·9303 -----'70 Toyota Landcruiser. ,·Rnault 9755 H.T .. light blue, hubs. 480 , ACN. S2599. -··••••••••••••••••••••• Herb Friedlari<fer "111 Renault Rl2 Sedan. Toyota . Fully equipped, compare 10081 G.G. Blvd., G.G. :• .1lt ll.299. 652GUH. •537 -5464• Herb Friedlander Toyota Trh11Rph 9767 10081 G.G. Blvd., G.G. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •537-5461• ~ao11 loyce 9756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 TR6. Gd.cond. $4000or beStorrer. 2026 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. 556-7573 . '70 BAJ A BUG Fully eq uip 'd . w /extras. Sl,250. 646·5161 A.Mtos. New IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 9800 TOYO~A 1966 Harbor. CM 646-9303 Autos. Mew I IMMEDIATE DELIVERY THE CHAMP '75 DATSUN 8210, 39 MPG, EPA Catalina 2 Door, automatic, air, p.s. ITR·446 1 66 CHEVROLET NOVA 6 cyl., automatic, p.s., looks lousy, runs fine. SJ K-519 '72 INTERNATIONAL SHORT PICKUP Hard to find, 26825 miles, must see. 772-GXC 1 68 CORVETIE 4 speed, radio, heater, must see. VSD-760 1 74 BUICK APOLLO Radio, heater, p.s., air, like new. 296·JPS 92795 1 69 MUSTANG MACH I Radio, heater, automatic, p.s., mags; sharp. 128·BOG 1971 GT-6 Mark Ill, low if/I . *lDEALERINU.S.A. . caus 7 s- 7 1l58 s599 92995 * 1955 ROY mUes, like new. $2600. • CARVIil 1_M~7·_47_93~~~~~•.._,._ ____ ;::;....;:;;;.....;;;;~----+---~;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,..;;;;.;....-~..---.--;---------------..... .._-----t ~~'"l~CE Don'tdroptbeball!Get '74 CAMARO '73 MAZDA '71 DATSUN • COSTA MdA ~ob with a IOW·COli Dail . 221 ... T PICKUP 510 •L---~54,·4u4 Pilot Claul!ied Ad. V-8, 4 speed, air, p.s., like new. 4 speed, radio, heater, sharp. 2 door, radio, heater, 4 speed. ~OllD IUNDAYS Phone 642·5678. 422·LKZ 83591 U :#22840 s1195 ) .. • '72 CHEV. -. TON Custom V8. 4 •DO HD. s2395 Ca""* Equip I 1146921 $2695 l ---__________ _. '74 GMC >t TON S1etr1 Gri nde V8 Au!o. Pt St• . Aor Cond • H D C.mper. I '118891 '73 GMC l't TON Sjlper Cust6m. V8 Auto. Pt. SCr .. Low M1le1 17226681 '73 GMC "SPRINT', V8, Auto Pt SI R • H . AM/FM. L•nd•Y Mags (6010951 '73 !'ORD l'I TON Cuslom. VB Auto. Pr Sir. e Ft Btd (020912 s1995 li 52395 I 53495 52695 '73 FORp 1 TON Ranger, VB. Auto Pr Sir , s3495 , ~ Dull Tani<$. H D Ca1T1Pe• 187272 '70 FORO .. TOH Cu$1c.m VB Au10 R H ""'" 8 Ft Cam-, 55638 '73 FORD •1 TON Custom V8 Aul<> Pr SU , R , H . Air Cond (865281 '71 FORD \o TON Cu•lom VB AulO R H (QIµ 11) 52795 52195 - ,73 FORD 'lo TON Cu•lom. VII. !Iulo. Pr. s3995 $1r A • H • HNYV Duty C.mP411 Ee»r> """' RAl'Ot' Cam1>1r. I 10704, _______________ _., '74 FOAO ·~ TON Cu.iom VB Aulo Pr Str .. A. H (443611 53495 '73 '69 '62 '74 '72 FORD \o TON Cu~lom VB 4 lt>d fl H. SNW! Bed. (432021 FORD RANCHEAO !>00 ve Au•~ ... SCr H M Att Cond 18946 rORO C..tteim V8 H Shck 8 Ft Seo (2:)()8141 DODGE'S 52495 51395 5895 DOOGE UUB CAB ,, TON V8 AUlo s3995 • Pr Str. lut Cond 1044968 DODGE " TON Power Wag VII U4 $3695 • ' AoJIO Pr St A ... ... .. Cono Oii Roed Reaov ~1 '67 OOOGE '' TON Dua V8 Aulo H 8 Ft s995 890 171t4SI 4 WHEE~:ORIVE'S_ '72 CHIV. BlAUR. VI. Auto . "'· s;,,. R_ '3795 H . 4it4. 11*171 CHEV " TON CVll Ou•. VI. Aulo.. Pl'. Sir. Taoe Otdt. C.m0« SMll. MllQll. Oii Roell Pet"-1112134) I DOOOE ~ TON. VI. Auto , Pf Sit R • H. Air CotlO • Oii ROtd RMdy. (&:M041 I { I s4395 53695 '1895 · I 32MN Cnevy s Monza Towne · Coupe with 2.3-litre. 2-barrel engine and ~ transmission you can order is rated at 32 mpg 1n the EPA highway ,est. 19 mpg in the city test. I ,.···· . ~~~··==~-:-~ · IRAHD HEW '75 MOHZA TOWNE COUPE ~.3 hire engine. 4 speed, radio, H.0 . radiator. ~hitewall tires, vinyl tap, H.O. battery, tinted ,glass. ( 143328) ' IMMEDIATE r DELIVERY 53694~ C HEVROLET PROUDLY ANNOUNCES ... WE'RE #I MONZA SELLER IN ORANGE COU""TY ~WEW '75 YEIA . . .. ,. ·~ 140 enq1ne. wheel trim rings. whitewalls. deluxe bumpers, bucket seats. tinted glass. H 0 . radiator (101) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 5284~ CHEVROLET AMMOUMCES: NEW 60,000 MILE WARRANTY On _., new 1975 VeCJG equipped with 140 cu. in. etNJiM purchased after 6-26-75. CALL FOR FURTHER DETAILS Also a•ailable at low cost on used YecJGs too! NEW '75 llOYA Gas saving 6 cylinder. automatic. power steering. AM radio. whitewalls. vinyl 1ntenor. deluxe bumpers H 0 radiator. (446921 l IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 53517.T&l ~·=, CONNELi. .i=• CHEVRO LET . ·: .. r. r1P b'. :, 1 IJ\ I~ "1! ·,:. : · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71VOL.YO1641 Autoaiauc,. alr, i Wlrool. a Lrk, atereo It only 3,$00 ori&inal miles. 831-20t0 dlr. IF KENDON r AMC' I JEEP ' : \• , I • 1, ' 53795 • • 1974 Oldsmobile I.S. Vinyl '72 PLYMOUTif Crickel. 74 MATADOR roof, fully loaded, Automatic, radio,_....._ ______ ...__ j\m/Fm stereo, low heater, 29,000 m.iles.' • .,.. c•· b" d ~"" PSJPB 2 DOOR mileage. Xlnt cond. St.ill ( 556 ET R) $1195 2026 "'"'. r ire ar ._,, • HARDTOP '62 T·llRD under warraDty $lOOO or . H b Bl d C M air cond, auto. Must sell ~i·:: :~,~~.~· ~i1~t:rr $325. 646·1439 best offer. 644.q. . SS:.~57~' v · • · · ~~~:!'ik&B:i2.gf~ takes. real sharp! (951KKF) 11~Wllii1S:~ ,.lllC~I · 1973 Ranchero. 351, Mags, 73 Cutlas .. Salo •72 Pl h s 11. 111 ·• 72 MARK IV, 45,000 ml, SUPER CLEAN!• $3750. . ~ n, new . ymout ate. ate '70 Le Mans. Runs great, ••• air, s tereo, etc. New 548-9583 ures,p/w,~twbl,ate~ SebrHt~ Cou~ .. V!nyl clean, AC, AM/F'M, PS. tires. A classic black tape, vin. top. $.USO. top, atr condataonmg, VT M usl s ac. $80G beauty. Asking SSJOO. '72 Courier. Radio, Step 5S9-0098. power steering. 090GBA. '96-7736. • •71 C .,.,_vm_· Call to see anytime. bumper, Xlnt cond. $2199. . 53295 • o.pe-·-546-0469 $1950.Pl;l :96&-l.003 Pinto 9957 HerbFtaedlander ~970 7 J Stereo & all options. C , G b ••••••••••••••••••••••• Toyota Thunderbird .., 3 AVELIN 29000 m i. $4,650. or best. orYeffe 9932 67 alaxie, p/ , p/s, air. 10081 G.G . Blvd., G.G. ••••••••••••••••••••4!•• Must sell this wknd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• New trans, start.er. ~I '73 Pinto Squire Wag. Lo •S37·5464• '64 T-BIRD Landau. 1'li1l 2 DOOR HARDTOP . 642·7789 69 Corvette 427 Eng. p/s, cheap. 962-9904 mi'.s. Mag whls. $'2700. , power factory air Wte V·8, automatic, factory p/b, T-Top. am/fm $3400. eves. 645-7108. 70 Duster, 340, R;H. air, new. t673Mit) $495: 2026 air.power steering, low Camaro 9917 968-0315 l967 FordWagonair, , g r eat o n gas. $1400. H b ' Bl d cu miles, & really s harp! ••••••••••••••••••••••• . p/s,xlntcond.$700. 72 PINTO Auto, new Private Party581·4695 ar or v .• ·v-• (8.56GND) '67 CAM ARO. New motor, Cougar 9933 552·3139. brakes, new trans. lm· _556_·_7_57_3 _____ ...._ brakes & paint.&16·906l, ••••••••••••••••••••••• mac. $1,495.847·5840 '72 ~lymouth Satellite YeC)CI . 9974 • 73 HORNET SPORTAIOUT STATION WAGON Economical 6 cylinder. automatic, factory air, power steering, ready for vacation & super sharp! (342GVC) •. KENDON r AMCnJEEP CO\T.l~HSA ;:r,,11.l . 1974 AM C J eep, dakomo mags, Commando tires, am/fm cassette, V-8, lOK m iles. 751-7932. shop, days. 1972 COUGAR XR7. Air 66 Ford Galaxy 72 R bo I ood Sebring, for sale, xlnl ••••••••••••••••••••••.- condl··;ona·ng, aulomau·c $285 673-4746 una ut, c ean, g cond. Call 642-2481 V pd (. 1970 Camaro. pi s. air, vtnyl top, auto trans. $1995, 494·J658 " cond. 36,000 ml. $15 1971 ega, 4 s • $950/ o - transmission, vinyl lop, Li.-coln 9945 714-496-4122 Ponti.c 9965 fer. Great gas mileage leather interior. Llght ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 586-1404 blu~ with dark blue in· •73 S"ilver Ma-'· IV Cord '72 Runabout. 11750 .• 6a C t N · Ca -----------tenor. $3250 (877FNG) i . '" · 494-9832.4 sp,stee1l>elted AM • • ew cng, ss '71 Vega , 2 d oo r, '69 Camaro 327, auto. Johnson & Son Lincoln nle~a~r, loaded, phone, radials. 494-786.1 /FM. $1225 or trade automatic, radio, hea~. shift, pwr str, blue/whle Mercury 2626 Harbor lo ma, 75CrownLandeau for van. Xlnt cond. 699EAS.$1499. top, low miles. xlnt cond. Blvd C M 54().5630 top. Must sell. lmmac. PlylftOUttl 9960 642·0115. Herb Friedlander $1700/ofCer . 848·0210 ·• · · 675·9088 & 5'0.2660. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •69 Bon St w L Toyota Faremar o '68 lofakind Dodge 9935 M..-curv 9950 ATLAS rk, Ai~e co~d g9n.pa~f 10081G.G. Blvd.,G.~. ' . ••• •• • • • • • • • •••••• •• •• • • , I d d pp' ' 537 CA.,... . Built. $1750. , ••••••••• ••··~··••••••• oa e ! S850 . 968-3553 • ·.....n-Call 675-2489 73 ~hallenger. Loaded, Vacation Luxury 1972 , lo ma, xlnt cond. $3300. Colony Prk 8 pa;s w / Chrysler /Plvtnouth 68 GTO ruqs great, clean. '74 Chevrolet Vega GT. Chevrolet 9920 645·3861 wkdys. 556-7019 everything' Gd M.PG Open Daily & &in. 't.il l Must sac $700. 494·9612 Yellow. ~94.~9860-, . •••••••• •• ••••••••••••• ev /wknds. $3000. 962.609s. · · PM . home, 673·4186 Linda .. CONNELL 2929 HarborBJvd., '73 GT Hb l ded Xln CHEVROLET '71 Dodge Dart, 6 cyl. AC-•73 Cougar XR7 Im-Costa Mesa 1967 Firebird 400 Convert. , , oa . t. PS·T·G. Xlnt. cond. 2169 1 , . 0 · 4 spd. Sharp! $1200. Call AC, gauges, auto. $2.COO. SALES & SERVICE Pacific, CM . &12·5500 art. ~ ac u 3 ~e · 1 .wner · 546-1934 546·9221 545-6275 aft 6 wkdys. 2828 Harborll•d. Spmorwknds. 21·000 mt, ne~ tares & ----------1----------______ ._:,. __ _ battery. Metallic pewter. '71 EXEC. Station Wgn. ' 7 2 V e g a G T COSTA MF.SA '7 2 p O LARA 4 4 O S3500 bst/ofr. 645-6585 & 1973 Many extras, very clo. HATCHB~CK, 4 spd. 54•·1200 Magnum. P/S, P/B, air, 640·6768. 979-22&0 or 548-9801 A/C, radials. Beaut. '75 STATION WAGON ~~~2~-~stofr.over $500. ·69 4 Dr. Mercury Marq. PLYMOUTH wknds .&evcs. Sl850.CaU894-D. xlnt. coRd. Has sterep, Xlnt cond. All pwr equip. · FURY Ill Aaltol. Mew 9100 A.Idol. Hew tNO radio & tape deck, lugg. 1966 Dart, xlnt cond. 1 Owner. Priced lo sell. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-•••• .. ••. rack, A/C, Company car, am/fm, tape deck Day 548·4007 HARDTOP ~~~7~2°~~~n~~t~. ~:~: 846·7477• eves. 645-0097 1973 M ERCURX Colonr 4 door equipped with 9910 thru Fri. '70 Monaco Wagon. 45,000 ~ar~ wagon. Ai~ condi· cid, 2 bbl, V-8, eniioe. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mi, Air. auto, br:onze/wd. l1on10a, power windows, and tor q ~er lit Buick 72 BUICK 65Corvairauto, siding. U300.494 -19S9. luggage rack, 4 seats, trans mission. Fa¢oey xlnl cond. nu paint. 30,400 miles. top condi· air con d H l on la I, 4-DR WAGON 586·6645. Ford 9940 l io n . Li g ht brown AM/FM radio,tiltst.eer--------.....1....' --• ••• •• • • • • • ••••••••••••• metallic finish, matching ing wheel. Brown finish Jes~ than 36,000 miles, 1973 Monte Carlo, auto, '68 LTD interior. $3695 (749HPC> with Oyster beige vinyl radao,he~ter,automatl.c, P /S, P /B, air, swivel XI d J h & Son Ll J f · c t nt. con . $650. o nson nco n roo . 50,100 miles. Fully ac ory aa~ •power ~m-bucket seats. vinyl top, 497.2034 Mercury 2626 Harbor reconditioned. l dows. (La c. 84>4FF G). S35()().525·7080Pvtptv. Bl d CM "A"c"""' $2995. ' '67 Ford 500 XL Convt. v " · · "'ov-"°"" $2195 J • Cl '67 El Camino PU, new N to b k be M t 9952 Im ~ emons paint, auto trans, bucket ew p, ra es, ar-.. GftCJ Inquireto; in~s. carb. New radials. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Business Office Imports ~~~~J;.~~·4443 W. Bay, Run~ ltik~sn1ew50. See644 to4ap-72 MUST•1111..1G OrGIH)eCoast 1970 Haroor Blvd., C.M. precaa e . 1 • ·l4 5 ~ Daily Pilot 631-1276 '69ChevySt. Wagon. FUil •71Galaxy.Hardtop.4Dr. CONVERT. 330 W.BaySt.CM pwr, aar. Runs X1nt$850. Green air PB/PS '73 Bu.ick Estate Wagon. 646-5112. radio, 'heat., No m ech less than 20,000 actual miles, must see to ap· Wood paneling, luggage proble m s. Must sell. · · 1 racks, air conditioning, '65 EL CA MINO Xl11t. Below wholesa l e ~ec t~le ·t~a1cu ate lilt wheel. FUiiy loaded. cond. New paint j ob. bluebook. $1190. 673-4049, . roug out. na •0568. 01sKRs. $3799. si.ooo. 549.2(}12 Jim Slemons Herb Friedlander . . ·73 Grand Torino. Lo mi. Toyota 72 Monte. Carlo. Vyn lop, Xlnt cond. $2300. Call 10081 G.G. Hlvd., G.G. ports. air, PS/PB, FM 644-5722 ask for Tom. •537-5464• lt t er co. l own. $2350. ----------673-9415 547-9975. 1973 Ford LTD 10 Pass. Imports 1970 mlrbor Blvd., C.M. 1631-1276 '74 Century Luxus. 4 DR. Wagon. Air, Pitt. P /s, ---------- Mustsell ! Make Offer. 73 Monte Carlo Landau lugg. rack. 23,000 mi. l '70 MUSTANG.Call : Sun. Cal1 751·8023 xlnl cond. Pvt. Ply. owner. Super Clean! AM ,must sell. '3500. 557 -3196. 675-6200 or 675·30IJI eves. 6"·0588 69 Buick Riviera, full power , orig. ownr. Sl:lSO. Autos. M•w 832-8998. Cadillac ..... , ................ . CADILLAC 73 PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. SATELLITE CUSTOM V-8, aut-0matic, factory air conditioning, power steering, vinyl lop, radio, & heater. Llke new, must be seen. (229J EN) $2995 • KENDON r AMCnJEEP .. . CG)!~~!)~ ; l'• '1.' I '71 C AD Fleetwood Brougham , lo miles, mint, xtras. Make ofr. (213)592-5227 . ·71 El Dorado, low mi, mint cond. $3700. P.P. 546-3000 or 673-<»46. •EYER ·iELT SO IOODI 74 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE less than 20.000 actual miles, beautilul powder blue, blue cloth interior. Lie. 685JLO. $6~. Jim Slemons Imports 1970 HarbOr Blvd., C.M. 631-1276 Cad. u, CdV, lmmac, lo ml. $1550. Pvt. Pt.Y. 675-2288. '71 El Do ... do, .... C!Oftd., LOADED! 8 tnck Renie> $3295 . tape deck . 642-0322. 1970 COUPE De Ville. Automauc climaw ~ t.rol, UJI. ateerint whffl, power windows, powu IHll, AM /PM ~' leathtr Ulterior. white vinyl &op. Top C'OftClltlo9. 50,000 mile lux1a'1 air. SZ• (S7'7ArY) J._ • S. Ltwc:olll ~ 2Gt Harbor Blwt.. :c ;11. ste.MIO • • ( ' -. ?OIUU11tYUM H T. CS 400. A~ wi..-. -"""no 1 .,,.-, W¥ IOll. '-.......... (020AOY) Sll89. 1975 PONTIAC ASTRE S NOTOfBACIC COUPE with the standard 3 sceed man. U.na.. and lhe available 140 cu in. 2·bbl engine 1s rMed al 37 f'\PO in the EPA highway test, 23 moo In the EPA city test. Aatre'a comtoft Is eQwllly ~essrw. It'• • subeompeet that doesn1 cramp vour style. Now tNt'1 whet we cttlt ileeut1lul. 51489 7• 00.-SUlfR YAN 0.100tulltllller~. -..-.flt ' bf ....... , cond •• I UIOl!llJIO. ••dlo ' ........ 1280156Vl SAVE 72 CNMIOlfT IMNlA Q>e. "--tlffflno • -ek cood , vlnyl IOll, eulO.. ~H. wsw. wire wheel covers. (163ffCJ 51889 -·-·-COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE CiAN CLEMENTE W£€K OF JUNE 29 • JULY 5 ' , AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. Lee, Inc. 1234 S. Main St., Santa Ana 547-5826 Crevier Motors 208 W. I st St., Santa Ana ' 835-3 171 "· CADILLAC Nabers Ca~ illac 2t:AIJ Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet 2828 Hcrbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546.1200 . / DATSUN Dot .Datsun 18835 Becich' Bl¥d., HuntingtOn hach 842·778t Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 642-0010 Sunset Ford 5440 Garden Grove Blvd , Westminster 636-4010 Uta·· . University Oldsmobile '2950 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa ~9640 LINCOLN-MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury i 6800 Beach Blvd., . Huntington Beach 842-8844 Johnson & Son Li_ncoln Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa 540-5630 Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury 130 I No. Tustin, Santa Ano 547-0511 MAZDA Jim Panos Mazda 2001 South-Manchester, Anohetm · 750-2t~I , , OLDSMOBILE University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd , Costa Mesa 540-9640 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-8017 I TOYOTA Dean lewis Im ports 1966 Harbor Bfvd, Costa Mesa 046-9303 \ Bill Maxey Toyota 18881 Beach Bl vd., Hontington Beach 847-8555 vw. PORSCHE-AUDI Chick Iverson. Inc. 445 E. Coo5t.Hwy. Newport Beach 673-0900 VOLVO Dean Lewis Imports , 1966 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa f 046-9303 1:00 l:IO 2:IO 3:30 71JO l:JO ... . T\f !'PORT!' /l/(J/l//(J/lf!' s\ntoAy, JUNE 29 ll:JMM I CBS Tennll Claulc 12:10PM U Cll t1I Wlmbledon Tennla Cha -...1p Quarter· flna from the AJl·Ensland lawn Tennis & ~uet Club, Wlm· bledon, Enc_land .. . ~Dodier Dll90Ut/Wann-Up 1:00 W11ll9m Open Golf Tournament 9aMbell Dodprs at San Francisco. l:IO CBS Tennis Clualc 2:IO omen's Pro Tennis 3:30 ( Cl)) World lnwbtlonal Tennis Claulc Women's I ~Vl'lllnla WINI• end Evanne -1111 vs. 81111• Jlj;lr;nd Chrts Evert. 7:00 8 ePorts: A W., OUt Anthony o.vts hosts. MON~Y. JUNE 30 8:00PM e ID Cl> t1I N8C Mol.lil, Nleht llaMblll Teams to be an· nounc.cr. • WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 l:OOPM e Anpl lalebeU California .Anl•.11 vs. Minnesota Twin-. ' THURSDAY, JULY I 7:30f'M tll Me)ar LMaue ._.II Giants at Dodprs. • 'h Wey It lras "1947 Yankees/Brooklyn Dodgers World Sin•" P.,t I. I FRIDAY, JULY 4 7:00PM B'~el leMball Callfqmla l\naels .,.. Oakland A's. 7:80 8 llafor aMpe BaMbell Glantl at Dodaers. IATURD.\Y JULY 5 ,..30AM is· ........... a..-T ..... Champtonshlp 11:00 B llii)ar .............. Team1 to be announced. · l:IOPll ....... Mlels1vs. O.kland A's. 2:001 ;• Wlmlllldan=Tenals Championship Cont'd. 4:IO eas ..... r ' . 5:00 ) CJ) AllC"I W..W of lpofts 1 5:80 f!l lf W• (R) ·r-·-. · 7:00 lla)ar .............. G•nta ~· Dodaln. . I auNDAY, IUWE a 7&00 9 ri.,.,.,. ... , .. A ............... (wes) '64 -Yul Btynner, Qeorp 1, 1an1c. ...,.._ 8130 7 ca I CC> "Men Ml tM °'**" (dra) '75 -Lome Q,....., Lor· rain• Qary1 Lee ~· ~. James otaon, Broolle BuMy. lG:IO t (C) -WM .... 'I mus> '64 -El9tl f'resley, Anno-MafSret. Y,,..,_JO • 7&IO t Jf!..,..... (dra) '63 -Paul "-• ~ DoustM, Patrtc:la I. TUUDAY, JULY J 7tJO • CC> -n. .......,. (dra) '53 -Paul Newman, Diane B .... r. Elk• lom· mer, EdWard G. Roblnaon. • tiOO 4 II • CC> ....... In "'9 ..,..... (dra) '74 -tony Loelanco, .,,.,.. North Dana Acldrews. 10 (C) ........ llaNI ........ (mua) 'IS -FNd A ... lre, C~ Cher1 .... 9iJO 7 ca I) I CC) "'A Cry .fer ..... (d'9) '75 -~ Culp, Elayne Hellvell, ken hofford. WEDMUDAY, JULY 2 7!30 • , '"T11e ..... a.lce"~d 'II -...... Newmen. ...., ,.,...11. 8:30 I •1 llll'IW9 ........... ( -M-Japeneae cut. 7 a I CC) -n.. .,_.I (d'-> '79 -Rlc:Mftl ...,.._ Randy Quaid, Mldi"I Saeli•. Jenn fer lelt. 1 TMUMMY, JULY I 7:30 • ~....,.. W•r 91 Hany ,...... (Oom) 'el -P9ul Newman, MO I ~~..=..~=·'A -An-J~ C-. t&OO 2 17 I a ,... Ut .. (wee) '71 -Yul 8,,nM!. Rk:Mrd C-"8, lAon8 NI~. O.llah Lavt, Jo Ann ~ Hff CGNJ, ~ Delaflo Dwld \.add. ' 4 IS 1 ··.a Mfi.ii Dafl8nt OMa .. (dra) 'U -~ P"Ottler, T= Cur· JO !!!r ~=·Cl!•=) ~..::n~~Rof:.;tut~, :tna I:., ... ~ Kallerma.!!a...Jatnea Dunn. rtaDAY, JULY 4 7!30 • -...u..-Ult .,..... la.a ...,. C*-l 'II -ft8ul tMwman. ,.., Aa9all. W MlrMO. e:oo t 17 I I~ ..,. .... •tlll't•w .... lft.__.. .. c.n1......., •• -The ......_ ·~ J 17 I I .. ,......., ......... <lira> W -o.vtd Hemml,,.._ Mtcfi. Ml y ltrunell• Raneorne. Colln BlaUly. SATURDAY, JULY I . 7&00 • (C) ..._... r..... ZalwMt'" (adv) '12 -Yul Brynner, Macttyn Rtlue. a.t Ml~_ Jack Warden, J.,.... llllMon. MO 4D•l0t'"1~o.:--r:~:~Tlm ... 'Jil"(C>~ ~., ·-..-Camill .... Gao'91 • -Alan &.Md, 9ob euinmlnp, abrtfl• ~. IDlubeth AMle)o. • • .....tdaall" (WM) '56 -Richard WMma" Donna ftMd. tilO 4 CC> "CN911,... (dra) '75 -James hrentlno, Ramon Bierl, lotln .. ...,. '9trtdt O'N .. I, ,.,,.... ,r9flkhn, Herb Edelman. THE DAILY PILOT. T'I/ WEIK, JUNE 29, 1175 UFE IN WATIS • • • ·10 YEARS. Ami A comprebenaivo survey of life today in Watta, a predominantely black aection of Los Angeles which wu shaken by riots 10 years aao-and whether promises made by the aovel'D.Qlenl after the dilturbaoca were fUlftllod-will bo the ~oct of a one-hour NBC News TV special, lt wu announced today Alvin K Perlmutter, Vice President, News Documentaries. The special, the ftnt news documentary to be produced entirdy OD location uliDa the qiinicam, airs on NBC, Sunday at lOPM. . Tho program will be produced for NBC News by Tbomu Tomi- zawa, with NBC News correspondents Tom Pettit and Gall Chris- tian u on~ra reporters. It will explore, from the point of view of tbOle wbo live in the Watta community, the cbuaa that have taken place there during tho years followina the riots. The dis- turbances took place over a flvo-day period, Aq. 11-16, 1965. Producer Tomizawa aays that IUl uoderlyiq theme of the .P~ ar-ms will be " ... a revelation of life in the puo; aetting &Jona in the wClfare lyltem. fear of crime, fear of ~ lootina for a job and lootina for status... Amons thole interviewed OD the special prasram will be Marquette Frye, whose arrest in 1965 touched off the riots; Bobby Lavender. who tutored atreet aanas in bow to avoid confrontations with the police; and Tod Watkins, a former trade union ofBcial who is bead of the Watts Labor Community Action Committee which specializes in job training and placement of the area. Tomizawa sap the NBC News video tape camens will record ..... a unique pbenomenoo: the politics of ·poverty; the competition for diminishing local, state and federal funds for the Watts com- munity; ur~ renewal, which sometimes meant clearapce, without rebuilding; and the violence and frustration that youths experience arowing up in Watts." The program will also examine the controvenial "Alpha File," a special Los Anaeles Police Department card file on youths S\JSoo pected ot having a capacity for violence. l "Our studies, talk.a and observations have led tb several con- clusions about Watts that will be ltated clearly and bluntly," To- mizawa says. "We found that people in the Watts community look at whi t happened in the summer of 1965 u more of a revolt than ·a riot and that the.re is a commonly hdd i4ea in the community that the programs Mt up by the sovemment for Watts were onl? intended to pacify the community rather than furttier ita progress. Tbe "tµ eloc:tronic" aews documentary will allo explore what • chance-if any-there is for &DOCher, riot tn. Watts. ~.,,..,.._ .... ,_...._.._ .......... ,HI ....... w-., .. 9 1 .......... ~ ~ ......... ee-117 ~ ......... Paa• 3 THE WHEELER CLAN RETURNS An earthy Texas family which meets life in its own freewheeling way, The Texas Wheelers has a.r ...... _ returned to television for a series of six summer shows, on ABC Thursdays at 8:30PM. The initial .episode was a repeat of the first episode which explained the family relationships, but the other five shows are all new episodes. Jack Elam st an as Zach, widower-f ether of the clan; Gary Busey is the oldest son who shoulders all the responsibilities ducked by the older Zach; Mark Hamill portrays Doobie the second eldest; Karen Qberdiear is Boo, the only daughter, and Tony Becker stars as younger_..-,_ .. ,_ brother T.J. I: 7. I : 10. REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS l:G01~:-:· ...... . ........, ..... . ..... ,... "A Coftvtnatlon Dr. l• Salk"; c.ltr ri• al T.-nw lkutr•lrl .... (lhr) 10-.JO ..... ,,..,... ... v .. lMt .. Ult ~~~ . ..., ........ U»lrMJ Inell Ftl. , 11=:··--11:0011~1 ............ Cl) c.liH11111 al y...,. m Jadlpet ,.. Slltlel (lhr) Fri. ( ) rm IU I UT Tiit • Mwl ldt Van hosts. A fun· •:JOB~ CllU•ll• Mon.: r~~:nt;:"'!~~r:~n:: Wtd., f'rl .. ..,. " UtnlilC Tues., contestants are teamed In 1n 1ni· I MtdlX Thu~ Olly meted contest to communicate-= W... Sllolf non-vtrl>llly-i series of WOtds a UICltllMI Ftatum id1ntlfyln1 I person, piece or thln1. ~,, ..... ,.. I, .. .,~ ... ... ,hllllc Afflln ..... . u!fJ c.. • ..., Clre Tues., = ::::: 5:00 fD '• .., HtaM ll:JO 8 IHl (]) (J) Sun:tl .. , ... ,. caw> ....... c..-, n.. ,.. 7:00 I~-'-~=... ~'~~.,,,..n::-.... (J)) CJ) • • ..... I ur • .., • ......... •c:.llJ 5:30 .. z. ..._ .._ Yert ._ bdMllll ... ~ ..... ...... 7:301!.~ ..... ,...,~ ..... u,.. .... ~ (]) C.,C.11 lllp"9 ..... _....,, ... Tiit n11t111111 Clrtllea .... .., .... °"" , ...... l:lOUEl,._..Mltt.._.,. l:IO I Tiit ....,, .....,, ..... YectlFfltllh .... .,.. .......... ............ ~··· t:OO•a~~=" if B Cl> a e c.Mlwtlr .... .... ea.., (1)1.Mw tt" ~-..:Sit l~g-# ~~ ........... , ...... .... 11 fE i ;;:... .. ,., . .. I Tlmll!f... ........ Except f'rt. u:: ............. 10:00 ~Cf) Tltlltllln I CJ)99DH!c'w.a iliwti: Ste D1ytlm1 Movlu. , ....... n.tll • C11111111n11 .... ,,.. lllctbdl•• . UICtlilulPncram ,. .'. I • :. , , . • 12:00~•· ..... :::=J!-::. ~ MDIMM... ---------------<t11(1))(J)Q)Th MutJ t 1000 ' ~~Sit Daytime Movies.. ORDER p ~ I ~ ~rnl • enoll&&r ~~·~ t (I)..... Alfltt/JM ...... ~ I ~,:..--YOURS • lfflcJ.t LAllLS t I ....... ~ t .... .., ..... °"" . ; l2:1Dllflli~~-.:~ TODAY I •. Styllll I "' om. & lllnttt t -~~mm•-~ I .,.. New hourlinatti. ~ '-YOUl"lllf ., • F,.._ u......... t 1:00 ~~ ~ ••• lJOt May l>e uaecl on tn•e&.p.t •• rehrft addN11 : Ste Olytlme Movies. W*a. ·Also •err ti.My •• Wtntlficet5" t c:..rt labtU for marki1t9 ptnoMI lfeMI such •• ..... ltoeb. recorcl1, ~etc. LaMll ~ tn t =. ~ tlau and ••Y ~ uaecl for ••nMt '"-• t -ca!IMCI ,_ lhtfta. Al S.'"h art ptftl+ecl . u ....... ,,.,... w1th atytlth v°'" type Oft flne .,ality .. It. l:JO 1~.w !f-n: ~ .,..-4 ,.,.,. t' r:!~ -· r·--;;:;;::=-..;:::;.Sl.519tt---l (I) 11 lAf• ... A • .... ......... "*' ...... , ...... --. -t ~-ii&=-·I '11 .c... .... c.9.-6 I ', ! ca~>()) m s10.ooo ,,.... t · 11:::.::: =. .. .., 1, L--~_!_PR~~~~ 0 I I 2:ao IHl m (J) ~ ... 75 Cl)lliirl: ..... ~---~~---~~~----------~~.._.... ..... 5 ,.,. ' 12."CIO .... : (C) ......... Jnr#r {Wes) '50 -Ja,.es Stew1rt, Jeff Chandler, Debra Pa1et "311Mtt911"-.... : -....111aa1t Trar (wa) Jollft Utll, Bob StNle. ~ ..... : ................. =-'59 -ICeitJI Andel, Hml I ce.. .. ............ n.cr. lllN C... t91e ,...,. .. Wnth· er: Who Yates tor lhilnr• 1~:;.- lZ:JO au C1J 1111 e ......... , .. • QU.ier·liftals from the All·En· stand Lftn Tennis & Croquet Club In Wimbledon, EfttJand. 1:00 1 ......... Me*--cra.t ti a. WM" ( ra~-Gene Kelty. I ~/W-.Up ~ ''.:rd ~r: ......... tcs..p ~, .... II GOLF'S BIG PRIZEI * Final Round Action of the $200,000 WESTERN OPEN ................... , ......... frOM Butler Country Club In Oii· llllnola. ........ "Guilty or Nor Guilty'' ....., ....... Dodaers at San rancbco. • llM= ......., ., ....... (hof') ~ndo SIMttrt. 1()) ............ .............. ..., ()))&JO.~ THE DAILY PILOT. 'TV WEIK, JUN! 3, 1975 l:J01u· , .. a.. ..... ..,.... , ...... , . ...,. com) '42 -Ch1rles L1u1hton, Or kl, Jon HaU. lh*n . OJ ..... ...,. .....e: 1lcl htdl" (actv) '57 Z:OO E 'Qulfiel• Montaomery, Diane Brew- ster, Leo $ofdon, Sabastian C.liot. ............ ........ ttie ...... A111rlcll/l.,.1H lY Hour (1)1111Jlllolt ,....,_,...., Y!P.fwllMB CIJ)~loll TrtiMalQalt fl• Future 2:30 IWll C111•1111l11alla, fllhhta IF _........ ..... . a..a ......... ( .~--a ,,. , ... 11 J:OO ,..,., ... ..... Nfl CUfl ..... lf QI • t I _ " 970 N~ CKampionshlp" Tht Dal· llS CowtlfYs vs. th• San Francisco 49tra. • Mewll: (C) ......... .. .. '1ittds" (sci·fl) '61 -Claude l!ir..:.B:t~ (wes) '64 -Yul Brynner, IGto=-~~ Frw/....., Cl)........ .....le Spe- Olflmt of Man" l =SWaa .. tSllw Dlllttllll.He J:JO lllilf 1111 lralworb Ma&azine top- ics rnelude a demonstration of Uni· versity of Rldlanda Sanlor Enai· ::t students' Solar Gtntrltlon. ())) (I) G) Wertd llM-T•• Claaic Women's Doubles with Vlr1ln~ Wadt and Evonne Goo11aon1 vs. Blllit Jean Kini Ind Chris Evert. ........... 1111 """'611 • ........ , ... Hall . ... "'ll*tM .... ,...., TlllMC...... ......, ........ 4:00 .......... nll lstllll.lft T.,_n...tre .. ,, .. ........ IMll: ,.Allie Olldl(' (wts) ' 5 -Barbar1 Stanwyck, Preston foster, Metvyn Douatas. (I) Swett Alta TlllltN ,._ Ylflltr (j)Melttlll"-,.. ... ,, ,..,.. Welsen.tW.- 4:30 f•ttlllatllll = ... w ..... NIPt" ra) '36 -Glry Cooper, Ann• IStt"i!:!": ::_amy, . (I).....,, ........ Din...~ Wllfl ..... WttllaleNw IMfcM 5:001!' ... ..... , ..... (lllt) l*Mll-1111--...., of T lfTO(' (R) .......... ·= u ... ........... c.., ...... .. let ....... .... (()) Cie........, ~II ......, ..... .,.,.... n.t'....,. ....... a..a 5:30 I lltllt ...... .... . .... : (%W) 11Ariltu" (dra) • -William Holden, Jean Arthur. ~CJ)FICttllellltlH U(i)Orll ....... ....., "Amer· ica·Movln' On" 111 SeMll .r A Maalrt (R) (J))lellbf.....,. .. lud ,,,..,, .... ..... ~ .. ..... 5:00 ! (HJ (f) Cl) ........ ~ (C) (90) ... hiders" wts) '64 -Roltlrt Culp, Brian Keith. • u =-(Zlw) 11All a.pilaDt g: ...,,. (ldV) '70 -Bill Travers, Vlr&fnla Mcl<lnna. I =::-~ MM: (2'r) "'1111 ladlllor & ......, Slur" (com) '47 - C.ry Grant. Myma Loy, Shirley Tem· pie,· Rudy V1ll11. NJPtlaltrJ ........ QI(•• ,,..,. ... 111¥11: (C) (ar) "'TMipt We 'Jmus) '51 -Ezio PiftZI. ())) , ........... If ... s. • .,, c:.1111., C.....lllw &:JO ...... ..... 111¥11: (90) ..... Wiiie Will· (actv) '37 -Slllrtey Temple. ..... Tiii Adwllturer Muticllc:.e..t ' &"*Wld : • c:.,.., ( )HMMew ...... c.-, •• ...., .. MweMln ...., .. _ 7:00 ..... ~---· A WIJ Out ·~star Anthony Davis hosts this special that ex· amines sporta as a ·~ of 1ettln1 out of the ahetto. Guats for the pro1r1m Include USC's John Mc· Kay, UCLA's John Wooden, James McAllister of the Olkfjnd Raiders and Booker Brown of the San DI· Eharaers. ::::."'l .... : (C) <•> "In· f9 A ............. (wes) '64 -Yul Brynner, Gtorp Saa•l Tiii Fii (1)1111 ........... .E=-"""m 0 ..... .,...., ....... 7:30 (fl) (I)()) a. (R) Clrol Bur· nett. Dennis Weever and Grea Allman sum. Executive Park Travel Presents f-1/L TON HAWAIIAN CAPER From $3so Including Air Fare 8 Days & 7 Nights. Departs every Thursday. Or if cruising is your preference join us for an Alaskan Summer cruise. Personalized , service at no extra charge for all your travel needs. All,ma;or credit cards. Hours Mon. thru Fri. 9-6. Sat. 10-2 & Bv appaintment 16082 Beach Blvd., Huntinaton Beach ce.e-~·-·I fr. W C>nlonl Call 842-932 7 Where In the ' wortd do you •. . · wClllltogo? we c• put you there ................ ~t~\ravel 2790 Harbor, eo.teMeN W.._,6LHWt- HAllOI II ADAMS TH& DAILY PILOT. TY WOK. JUNI It, 1175 AIRPORT TRAVEL EUROPE CHARTERS$450 ROUND TRIP ~ Air CrulH•, Tours Dome8'1c • lntemdon•I Bualn•• • Ple•aure Tr•vel CON9'0P~IQUM. 3141 Campus Dr., Newport Beach 979-7740 ' · TRAVELBUREAU OHi Of' OMHOE OOUNTY'S~TOUfl OP£AATOM GROUP CHARTER SPECIALISTS. AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR ALL AIRLINES & STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. TOURS • CRUISES • CHARTER GROUPS. Two Convenient Locations "FOR INFORMATION CALL" TAAHIOU. TMYEL ~U INC, COITAMllA • IRVMTOWNCINTf" t•~T.CMMMGQI 422'C....,..Of1N.~M 'A HUNGRY WORLD' ~. W. a..k7 .....,..... Pl 't ' f//I W..W TI11e9 I d .... Thirty filmed reports, shot recently on location at World Vllioo lnlematioo.al's pro,ect.s io the bunger-mickeo nations of Africa. Asia, aod South America, document stories of hope in the midst of banb realities in the five-hour television spcQa1 •'What Wtll We Say to a Hungry World," on KTLA, Channel S, Monday from 7PM to midn.iahL Common coocem for the "bavMIOt" COWdria and peoples of tho world bas motivated the guest appearmca of many promioeat educatiooal. political, rdigious and eotertainmeot fi , includioa United States Senators Edward W. Brooke, Dick ~ Mark 0 . Hadleld and George McGovau;· the Honorable Tom Bradley, ~or of Lo. Aoades; Tom Harmon, Art Jink)etter, Nancy Rea- pn. Doo SUttoo. Abigail (Dear Abby) van Buren, Ralph Waite, and Damis Weaver. Nationally RCOpiz.ed experts Oil world hunser who provide authoritative information include: Georg. Borptrom, Prof eaor of Food Scic:nce at M ichigan State Uoivenity; Leiter Brown, President o( Wortdwalcb lnatitute, Washington, D.C.; Paul Ehrtich, Director of tho Depanment of Biological Sciences at Stanford University; D. Oak Jobmon, Agriculturist at the University of Cbicaao; Jean May- er, Director o( the School of Public Health and Professor of Nutri- tion at Harvard Univenity; and Roser Revelle, Director of the Center of Population Studies at Harvard Uaivenity. The oatiooaUy known artist Corita Kent, famed for her striking posters. ii an honored auest. She has deaianed, as her contribution to Project FAST, a potter allo titled .. What Will We Say to a Hunary Wodd. "· · Hotted by Dr. W. Stanley Mooneyham. President of World Vllioo, the pn>IJ'UD preeenta factual information oo the ICOpe of tho huoaer crilis, auuata poaitive meuwa to alleviate the criais. often a means whereby the American people u individuall can help, and documad.I bow thou11nds of families io the United States, throuab their Cbriltian commitment. bavo enabled World V&1ion to respond to thole in need around the world. Dr. Mooneyham ii an articulate, movma and credible spokesman on behalf of the world's hungry. He spends four to &ix months of every year overseas, supervising World V11ioo projec:ta and coor- dinating with World Vision penonnd in the atarvation-plaaued nations. Ho personally takes every opportunity to speak with the destitute and needy in refucee camps, hospitals. nutrition ceoten and clinics, ofterina hope and aeetina further ways in wbidl to hdp. ,... 8 .. ~ 0 \ l) -~ ' I JUN['° for "*'*'I lftd ..... hOiM lltinp. = -DAYTIM[ PROGRAMS. ... ,... con...Mnce. .,. .... .,. ........ DAmM£ MOVIES tea a -..u. ur <•> '&6-Fred· trict Stdord, bywiond Ptllqrin. (I)...._., ... 7J'" (wa) '50 - MIMS Sttw1rt. Shelfr Wlotm. 12:00•...,.. ...._........,. (com) •""5J -RoMtt CUtlNNnp. T wry flloor9. ..,_. eo.u.cr. Johll ........ 1:00 &I ..... DIC" (mys) 'SS - Tim Twner, Such Dom. Ru UM Won· der Doc. tll (C) .,,.. ....,.. {dra) '52 -Aftnt Fraftds, 0. Roberbon. l:OOd& (C) .,. ...... (CDtn) '57 -GiM Wy, MitzJ &lynor. aCil<C>-n. ....... ~ ((Om) '65 --. .......... T~ Frandoa, Carol l1ftltr. ,...._ Tlf. rin. l:JO (I) (C) ...... ... ........... (ciim) '64 -Doris o.y, Roell Hud· son. D ~ el A M a I _.. (dra) ''1 -Ye llclmM, Lestle Parrish, P9tM Brtet,:f Danton. 4:00 e.::-I 111111" (com) '52 -T , KlthlriM Hepbum, Aldo Ray. ~ WMW..C ....... =.•,::!. ........... Dldrtc c .. ,,., ...,,,... 1:31 ............ 1'1111 lift ~·::... (()) ........ Cllllcit . T,_ Fiii •... , ........ Liie .... 1:00!!.!.~Cl>IDll..., 8 WHAT WILL WE SAY *TO A HUNGRY WORLD A rnewin1 speci•I on hope •mid sutrertnc B lll!BllD Milt W9 W. llJ Ill r~ (511'1) A Wor1cl Ylsioll lfltlmltloMI talevllion .- dll Oft WOfW ....... felturiftl celtbflty l\ltSt .,,..,.nca by Alt Untdetter, blpll W11t1, Dtn11la WMWW and UniMd States Seftltors BnloM, Cla!M, HltfWd •Dd ~ Gowm. (l)IW ..... (() Tnllll er Cl I t Jell .......... .:..., • • LMie L9cJ ......... flJla ..... Prdllh ~·-VlllJ fmllllllftacl ca (()> ........ s .. M ...... , ..... •t ........ 1:: ...... 7:JOlif. .. ,_. ' .... : (C) (Ziii) .,. (dfl) '63 -Paul Newm1n. Melvyn Oou1lls. Patricil Nul, Brandon DtWilde. llr•llllllADlll .............. (l)WM W..W el..._. . Allen ' v ......... .. . ..., ..... ... MF..Wa.._.._ UllltlMala 1:00. (HJ (I) (() • tkt ''The IT"""tdm" (A) Ka'l) •nd his usoci· ates. who m1kl their llYinc by t1k· ill( skins from """ cattle, ere confronted by Mtnhll Oilton when they ~ bejond their ""' ripts. a ~ C1J lf6l m J11C ...... , llOt .....-r11ms to be 1n· nounc.d. ........ <ta CIJ>. (I) m • ...._ • (jd ~· (R) u. Ry. klr 1rmts 1 routft saspec:ttd of beln1 1 member of 1 shlkedown 11n1. but relNses him after 1 visit from the boy's mother, who WIS I~=!~~ tea.FremMedce ...... : (%IW) ..., ............. ra) '64 -httr Fonda. Sl\tron H~, Nick Adams. ra :s· ::. ... by ~hie.:: German compoar Hans WtfJ* Henn Is set in Cuba °" tfle).;evt of Castro's 1959 rMfutJoft. J The politicaltJ lndifltrtnt RIChtl, OM of Htvlftl's most popular music hall stars, icn«a tfle impendlfta Up· htt¥1f, dtoosln1 to live her life ttuOUlll memories. l t.P•tc• ........ LNpap ,.,.... &:JO ....... ... t.t0 8 Im CJ)(() ...... (R) Maude itvts • nostalrlc New Y•fs Eve party, lnsistlna ttaat tht pats come dmsed II thtk fevoritt ,..r. [wtfYOM httts the ldu, but Mtudt lcnom tfle protests Ind Is dlttr· mined to make It the party of tht seuon. (1)1'1 U•1tll1"• 8 <H (())CJ) El S.W.A.T. "Tht 8ma t.Aiint" (R) An lndlt·btlld ~ti killer, Imported to IS· llllfnate • U.S.. Senator, Is 1 car· rler of tht hllhly contlfious pneu· monlc pl11ue, 1nd the SWAT t .. m must capture him befort ht crMtts • deadly 191demlc. Christopher Gtorre l\ltlts. 11'11tWO.. ..., AlrMtcWt ,..JO fJ Im Cl) Cl) ...., (R) Rhoda's 1 • 10: 11 u· 12 1 1 1 • r u r ·; o ,1 " thy, r.tlrl"' hlctl IOI*" chum, Myrn. Morttnlttln, .,_. up Ull· eiqiecttdty to dtmonltt'ltt htr new lmate 1nd btctna a tumultuous non·romtnct with Jot'• but friend. JU Bali)lra S111rma ind Richard LY 1 Sdlaal l\*t. For moml,. and eftlt"noon llstlnp. II..._ = ... DAYTIME l'ROQRAMS. II!) ........... tlrtll't Tait • for your convenience, are II),_. the day's movlft. 10:008 lft ~Cl) ....... c..... "'fllt Trlbt (R)Dr. Gannon ft1rs ------------------DAmME MOVIES an "1rran1td romance" by 1 we.I· IO:OOB"llnncrt i. U.. kt~ ltly motW for htr crttlcallY Ill (dra)-Catneron Mitchell. dauahttt will Jtopardlu ttlt 1lr1'1 Ci) '°""" s., _..,.,. (dr1) '56 only cti.nct '°'Cutt. -Rock Hudson,. ComeJI Botehtra. Ci) hnJ ....._ U:OO 8) "Tiit Daptnd1..,-(wes) '43- D (9 Cl)) g> ~ C 1 r I be Gi.tln ford, Randolph Scott. ·~forKlll1rs (R Afttr track· l:OO!"llY Dec _.. \dre) •48 _ ln1 down the IUdtr I school for • killers In st. M11rten, Btn 1nd nit Rtts, Tom Nt1 •. Mark muat lure him blCi Into thtlr Cii ..._.. ~ (drt) 49 -Lloyd Jurisdiction. Stu1rt Whltm1n, Cl1u· Nolin, Alld11 Murphy, Jene Wyett. dl1 Jennlnp ind Robert Yuro J:OO l1G "'CMf llrt" (com) '44-Gene 1utst. ~ly, Rlt1 Heyworth. fJ llett .. ...,.,, 0 Cl) "A Ftwtr II tilt Mood" m fB..... ~rt) '61-Efrem Zlmblllst Jr., An· • 111 Dlcll.lnlOll. let Sutt J:JO Cl) (C) "'lec:l llrtlt" (dre) '61 -0 lttttl Ao_: Susen H1yw1rd, John G1vln, Vere fll) Clalllc n•: .,,_ I TM Mllu. IJid" (1927) A btautltul Ind pas. e (C) "'JM Sl Yllttltillt'I DIJ lion1tt woman btdtvlls tM llft. of lllCn" (dre) '67 _ Jison Ro· an Allstrlln officer, who first kilb ... ...._ G ~ ... 1 n.lph ...... htr 11td husband In 1 dutl ind -.ua, eor1t -.a • ""' -er. then aoes Into tJtilt only to return 4:00 fJ (C) '"DN't le Nttr U.. W...,.. to find htr . . . 0m1n1td apln. (Ci>m) '57 -Gltnn Font, Gla Sella. Greta Garbo, John Gllbtrtl and Lars HIMOR star. 10:90 IJ c...-ftMbeck IL ..... llldact 11:00 ill~= TIM l.llCy Slltw ..... :,..,..... ..... ..... (l)PM lw11 ~u.........._ Cl)) VlctMJ It ... 11:30 8 tm CJ) (I) CIS Llt9 Mtvte: (C) ilfMii r.. tf Dr. Lat" (fin· tasy) '64 -Tony Randell, Blrbara Edin, Artttur O'Conntll. B 0 (j) tll lrO w._, eu.... Mcl.un Sttvtnson Ii 1uest host. (j) MM: .,,,_... ~ (wtS) '36 -John Wayne. u <9 Cl)> m w. wttN ..,. "'7 ~ OT Evil" (R) Jamie Smith Jacbon, Ela1fll Htllvtil, Sarah Cunnln&h1m ind Salomt Jens star. fJ llowlt: (C) "A Mal C.W Dea· It(' (ad¥) '68 -Jin Murray, T•r· ry Moore. 12.-001 •· ........ Dlldlrt ... s..rt , ... .., ....... IZ:JO 8 Twlllcllt ZoM 1:00 B ! Ii);"(j) ..... 1~45 B Mowlt: "aetllm f,.. lbt let" · (Ora) 'St -Jin Ster11ns. Neville Brand. 1:00 n Mowlt: MHtllflN" <wn> '48 -formt Tucker, M•rl• Windsor, Wll· Ham Elliott. ..... ..... Aa11 ........... MullTtraa TIM l!Mden Oedrlc C.•ptllJ hdlJ I Frltllft t:JO ilm trtffhl .,_ ni.t llrt .w.·~ ( Cl)) .,..,.a Cllola • Trntl n. ~·8-nMt Utlt ...... 7:00 u~(j)m&J ..... ........ Dtl&ln ........... Tf1ltll tr Cta11~11..:11 WUt'sfllJU.? I Lfte l.llCJ Tiit Fii .................... wmr • ..._MamllaEd oreno narr1 n ttlb look 1t N"9"• Mer1vlll1, a houlln& project In Eas1 Los Anplts. 1(1)) .... ID .,,. .. TlwteStooltt 7=·u .... a~.tcl ......... .... . .... let's Maki A Dtll ll71 CJ) Te Ttll U.. Trutll liiillii $ Mn: (C) (af) "'T1lt P (drt) '53 -Paul Ntwm1n, Diane Baker. Elke Sommer. 1DHofaa'1Htrtet e •oR. WHO' DEBUTS! * CAMPY SCf.fl SERIES ONLY ON KCET! IIB DUUT Dr. Wiie TM 1dvtntum Of tJlt 8BC'1 campy, eccentric and lnvlnclblt Dr. Who btaln with the story of ''Tht Siiurians." Dr. Who and Lil, .. pert of UNIT, a super· security 11ency, are aummontd to tllt 1id of an undtr1round 1tomlc raearch station, which has bttn ptaaued "' ICCldents. Woman's WOlt Is With A Gun" (R) Three troubled women tallt ltP armed robbery aboard anlc. tour bUStl IS I motltY•llllt&lnl ..,.. D Onil •tbttta t,.c111 "Mdl- Movln' On" I TIM U.1111•.adl11111.i••• Tiit .... °"" e.:-:-,,.c:: l :a.~. ........... utlltlucall 1:00 8 llH§!AL I F,.._ R.... A hllf·hour drtmatizatlon fowsin1 on the ptl'IOfls most responsible for .... a 9 (j) m hla ..., "A W"°orlcff ull of Huff' (R) Pauf lurM and Nancy Wiison stet In 1 drttM about ttlt emotional · lnvolvtnMnt be!wttn 1 wtlltt dettetlvt no la uperieftc:lns marlt1I pro«llttM and fiis pertner, 1 black~ 1:::. tllt crutlon of ttl• Dtdaration of 10:00 R ~ (I) (j) ......., .._ lndepindtnc:t. Barry Sullivan hosts "rime to ~II'' (R) TM ctrouni- end n1rratts. stances of the thtft of tht mlll!Oft· , D u (j) m NIC TuttdlJ MIV· dollll Exeter Diamond, wtlllt lt'a it: (Cf (ta} ......_ Ill ttlt Strtlt" · owner Georae Weathtt1Y WIS et· (R) (dra) '74 -Tony LoBl1nco, tendin1 a party, Inds Barnaby to Sheree North, Dana Andrews, Ed n1rrow the suspects to Weatlltrty'a Lauter, Jesse Welles. Tony LoBi•n· close$t friends. whose efforts to make 1 10 of It 6 MaMll co atua IS a p1roltd ex·convlct I lfB ,.... on the "outside" include tall.in& 1 ( Cl)) Cl) Marcus WtlllJJ Job j'ni;.p'' officer. .D. " uk COrriclors" (R) After tht 8 MIH•tlt An UR· death of I very dNr pereonal uau1 spec a dulln1 with man's friend, Dr. Welby becomes tm0tlon· dominion over other anim1ls end ally involved with an ill tetnat• vlo· how he must use this power wisely lin prodio. or ac:ctpt the re11ity that hla days @) Su W..W $pedal "SU ClowM on this plenet ere numbered. Go to Wofil" Lloyd Brid1es holtl. i ...... Wat I Cit Sllart <9 Cl)> Cl) m Ht"' °"' s.... Acres R~lt, cJose to winnln& the Oral hberts s,edal "Amtrlca- $5,000 Jadlpot on 1 TV tame show, Movin' On" faces ~ dilemm• when the host 10-.JO D o (j) 91 m hid ,..... i him tht answers. ,,...._., "Republicans Are Ptoplt Lltll Prtfle Too" -: (C) (Zl11) "lllo .... I._ .. .., , ....... 11l~:~-;~. 11~ '5:- t'rSMw de Iris CMcoo Cil 11§ 0 (.I) ..... Mowlt: (C) (2hr) "£vet Knlewl" lest tf Creodle re) '71 -Georr• Hamilton. ~ ~:: Stwtw f1!I 'RIVALS OF SHERLOCK MluMtl: 111pou1111t * HOLMES'-NEW SERIES lhlf Squ..t EXCLUSIVE ON KCETI m Mu~~ ...... m DEIUT TM RIAis of Slit~ 1M " __ _. iWMI "The Duchns of Wiltshire's · , ... .., ._, Diamonds" Strles based on Sir ( Cl)) Y'*'1 It Sea Huah Grttnt's 1ntholoo of Victor· ll:JO R (11) (3) C'fl CU Lite Mewte: Ian and Edwlrdltn detective atorles (l) Olf1it "lhillilcli ""'9ft" (hor) follows tht capers of sleuths ere· '70 -Dtan Stodcwtll, Sandr. OM. 1ttd at tht same time IS Sherlock 19 (j) a m Jell_, C.... Holm., sttl'I ROJ Dob1ca 11 Cernt 1M Ht•,.1111n and Blrbtra Murrey IS tllt Duchess. MM: "'Dutt It fllJ .......,.. Im 0 ...._ de s,twla ,._, ( ra) '39 -Jofln G.arfltld. e ••• Lutuac• PNcn• D <9 Cll> Cil Wille w..w ..,._ l:JO R Cf!)()) Cl) 111•A•rM (R) Altx i "Muratr Worb Overtime" (R) Kirm 1uuts 11 LJl• a M1tine llowlt: "'Tiit Lall .....,,. (dra) who It determined to :e~ HIWk· ' -To111 Britton, Dllttr ~. 11• for 11vln1 his llfe, whtther m , ... .., ....... H1r!Jtnta to bt repaid or not. 12:001:••Hrd D ( Cl)) CJ) EB A1C y.,... Mowlt: """ Apillt u.. dlJ : (C) (IO) .,A Cly ftf ,. (dra) '55 -Guy Mld'-t, ....,.. (R) (dra) '75 -Robtrt Culp, Kim Novik, Brian Keith . El1yne Hellvtll, Ktn SWoffOf'd, Chuck Im let S..rt McCatln, Donald Mantooth. When 1 12:30 a Tdt&M Z... n1mtlts.s youn1 i lrl phones In I 1:00 0 9) TotlMlmW ~:d• ~~a;h~ 1~~11~:~,: t~~~ 1;45 IJ ~: (C) "Tiit .,,.... ,,. .. 1udlence, fr1ntlcally tries to ret (wts) S9 -Frtd MICMumy. theH 11me listeners to locate the 2:00 m Nl·NllM Daw: ....... .. 11- airl before she can carry out her dli"'" ~ pl1n. 1:30 8 MM: "'1lt ..., tf y.,.. I ID Men llrtffla Show INM Cade" (mus) '39 -Frtd 9:001J Cf!) WCI) HIWIU FM-0 ''A Ast1lre, Oln1er Roatrs. ,... 9 ntt DAILY"'"°'· TV WlllC, NHI .. am ·roMORROWS 6-HOUR BICENTENNIAL SHOW' . Rtmote tdecutl from LoadoG. Ena1and and the town ii expected to be teemiq' with (via satellite), BOllon, Lu Vepa. Atfaar.a, vacatioDen and celebritica. ~ Baltimore and Gloucester, M.ua., and from the top of a New Yort akJlcraper will biah-JAM: lipt NBC'a Tomorrow a&ow w~ the pro-· Ci~ic Center in AtJ~ta. Ga., where prepa- gram is extended to an unprecedented six rat1001 for WSB-lV s Salute tq America hours (lAM to 7AM}-from the end o( · Parade will be underway. Thia parade, "Tooiabt'' to the start of "Today"-in the sPQDSOred by NBC-1V's a.fftllate in Atlanta. early mornina of July 4. ts the bigest ladependenc:e Day parade in the country, Lut year it attracted more Usherina in America'• BU:entenaial c:ele-than JS0,000 people to downtown Atlaota. bratioo, this "Tomonow" c:olon:ut, with 4AM: Tom Snyder u bolt, will follow the Tbun- day, July 3, telec:ut of "Tonia.bl" and ia believed to be network television'• flnt aix- bour entertainment pqn.m. Each hour of the Bicentennial proaram will be devoted ti.> a different theme and will have Snyd~ in NBC's New York studio talkina with au- thoritative aueats and, via the two-way tech- nique. with people in the areas of the re- mote telecast.a. Tbe remote coverqe will be presented during the aepnents of the pro- gram as follows. JAM: Harvard Square in Boston, Mus., an area largely frequented by youna people. WB~ TV, NBC-1V'1 BOiton aftiliate, will provide tho coveraae. 2AM: Downtown Las Veps, Nev., where it will be I 1 p.m., during the break between the nightclubs' dinner and late shows. The July · 4th weekend ia traditionally one of the busiest perioda for this plush touriJt mecca Fort McHenry in Baltimore, ~· for a dramatic re-emdmeot of the the · of tbe historic fort at dawo-fcaturina boall and the ftrina of two cannons. It wai here that Francia ~ ~er, while on a British wanbip, wu ~ to write the Star Spanalcd Banner. WBAI;.lV, NBC-TV's Baltimore affiliate, will provide tho coveraae. SAM: ' . London, Enpand. Thia remote telecast will include appearances 'dn:mcipants io the Wimbledon Tennis ; an American family tellinJ why it abandoned the United States; a visit to the "Speaken' Comer" in Hyde Pule, where anyone can make a apeedi. 6AM: The historic harbor at Gloucester, Mast. The aubjccta to be diacUued "will include. die political ICCDC, neW developments in health and well-being, the state of the arta, the ec:ooomy and its effect on the individual, human relations and the future. BICENTENNIAL EDITION OF TODAY America'• comedy tradition, from the earty colonlal Jeet booka and. almanacs to the contemporary TV and nightclub ecene. NBC Newa' .early-morning "Today" P!QUram wlll be staying up late-wry late (11 :30PM to 1 AM PT)-to present a 90- mlnute special edition, "Today at Night: America the Humor· ou1," on NBC, Saturday (July 5) to mark the etart of the Bi- centennial of the American Aevolutlon. "America the Humor· oua" wlll take a cloee look at the 200-year-plue . span of The prlnolpal1 ol "Tod•t:-co-holt• Barbara Walten Md Jim Hartz (u,,,,.r right), muatechlO«I panel/et o.,,. Shi/It, and Llw Wood, who rePort• the n.w..-..wlll be doing a lot ot crou-country travelfng during the Mxt ynr a the pro- gram undertakN a ma111Ye effort to mark the Blcentennlel of th• American R.Volutlon. "Tdday" co-hoate Barbara Watters and Jim Hartz lf\d panel· lat Gene Shallt wfll "moonlight" for thll apeclal edition. With them wlll be an uaemblage of well-known humorllta, wtta, comedlana and wry obeervers: Rodney Oangerfteld, Art Buch- wald. Abe Burrowa and ~trey Cambrldae, aa well • Howard da Sliva, muelc man Max Morath, and "1BC Newt correepon- dent David Brinkley. Regional and ethnic humor will be examined In a r&Q .... 1lon with Cambridge and others. Polltlcal aatlre wfll be ln- 1pected In a panel with BrlnkJey and Buchwald. The role that humor haa played In American life, and what It la that Mtl . American humor apart from that of other peopl91, wnl be viewed cloeely In a wrap-up dlecu•lon wrth Burrowa and others. Dangerfield wlll appear In performance u a 1tand--up comic In hfe own New York Nlghtclub. Morath wlll be at the piano elnglng popular tunes of the late 19th century. He alao wtll perform aa Mr. Dooley, the lrleh-Arnerlcan 18Joon keeper cre- ated by Flnley Peter Dunne, the Chicago newapaper columni.t who, around the tum of the century, e)(preeaed hla notlona of contemporary atfaJra through the Dooley character. Howard da Sliva wlll portray Benjamin Franklin, phlloeopher, etateeman, editor and genlaJ humorlat whole "Poor Richard'• Almanac," publllhed In 1732, wu a fathering of ·folk wfldom, predlctlona, advice and eplgrama. The program wlll look at the rough-hewn humor of the Weet u exemplffted In Mari( Twain; the tall talee about Paul Bunyan; the wft and wledom of Abraham Llncoln. It wlll note, too, via archive ftlm, the humor of Wiii Roger1, who •hared with Frank .. lln, Twain and Lincoln the ablllty to equeeze a great deal of good ...,.. Into a funny tentence. AllO repNMnted will be the great comedlane of the tllent ecreen and talking plcturea, of radio In the 1930a, and of the early televltlon era. beginning with Miiton Berle In 1948. I: 7. 7: '/, ! l > r'; I '-. I l /\ ,· JULY 2 • Fot moml"I and•"*'"°°"~· = ... DAmME S. , for JOUI' convenience, are the day't movies. DAYTIM~ MOVIES 10:00 • .,._ Tiiie" (dfl) '63-Dtnnls Kopper, Undl l.awlon, Lu1n1 An· ders. (I).,.....,.. (wes) '55-Mdi• Mur· plly, Mart 811nduird. 11:00 GI.,..,.. DMM" (dra) '51-B•r· N'1 Halt, Richard Gr11n1, Willl1m Blsllop, Clr1 Benton Rltd. 1:00 n ..._ C.... .....,. (dra) '49 -=lobtrt Lowery, Billy Klmbley, Shel· don Leonard. 9 (C) ....... """"" (•dv), '65 -Sttvt Codlr1n, Hilctea1rd1 Naff. l:OO Ol (C) "'ltwlatlel to DIM:t" (mus) '!7-Gene Kelly, Carol Hiney. ~~1C>_ ;:-:.~I~~ din, Petit' Brown. 1:30 (J) "nt ""1M#" (mys) '48-Lor- ette Youni. Robert Cummlnp. D •t •• ...,. (dn) '48-Burt l.lncaster, Uul*tl Scott. Wendell Corly, Klrti Douites. 4:00 D .,.._. Wtft" (com) '53-t.ry Grint, Otborlfl Kerr, Welter Pld· pon. 1.-00 • • Cll a e em ..... (J)D@(ml(l)(BCJ)) B Allllf ....W Clllfornle· An1els vs. Minnnota Twins. @ ....... GWIN WM West ...... Acree ......... fl)MarlaTtm1 a••.,.... fl!) EJectrlc c..,.., ..... , ... 1:30 t11 llefv lriffttl .. Tlllt lilt (S)t s,, . ,.-. ,...,. ( ([)) .,...,e Cllekt . T"""' n• .... , ......... Uttte ...... 1:00 !.I. u (I) em ..... ........... Trdl or CollM4tutta1 W'Mr• .., UM) I LIW lacf • Fii la ..... Pfoltfbldl 1'1111¥•.., . a-tau Htfttlp ( ([)) ...... °""' nw......- 7:30 • ...,.. ....... Lat of .. Wiid D •• n.t Tllllt -~ .... ,,..... ([) (ft) (I) Tt Tel .. Tnldl a ...... s llM: <C? (Zllr) ""' ..., CWlce" (dra) 55 -Paul Newman, Piel' Anlell, Virslnla 11111~. 9Pricle ........ ................. U (I) Lara MIM A De.i ...... ...... T .... m,., ..... CtltltlJ m~ ..... &JUtlll .... THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEE:I<. JUNE 29, 19715 1nd forcer on the Island of Sin 11:30 8 !HJ CJ)(]) CIS t.at. MIMI: Ltont. (C) iiliir.Tatile/Mr. OutlWe" (dra) II lfi8 m Pttrecelll "A Life for A '74 -Tony LoBl1nco, Hal linden. OTi"(RfP'ttrocelll defends a rouna 8 U (I) a m Jolt_, Clt'Mft motorcydltt accused of settlna fire 9 n. ......,......,. to • Hedy hotel, which resulted In the death of 1n elderty tenant. C1l MMe: "l;'Mlt tf ShtNMd after 1 desk dtrl refused to rent ~ (~dv) 46 -Cornel Wilde, the cyclist I room. Anltl loulst. a• m..... ! ~'mf!J>offi:W: u:.~~ (I) PtnY .._ 8io1raphy" (R) N1t1llt Wood end D ca Cl)) (J) m ....... ''Wom· Sii Mineo, who 1ppurld with him an In the H11'f)o(' (R) When a in films, and Sammy D1Yis Jr. who friend Is murdered, Biretta en· was his friend, are 1mon1 thOse to counters such complications as • • recall their personal Impressions of model who's supposed to be dud the le1end1ry James Dean. The pro· 1:00 R @(I) ([) TMJ ONMe & but Is quite alive, 1anasters, pos-aram also Includes 1 number of 1JiW1i (R) Uoyd Bridles and Charo slbl• police corruption and e mis· film clips from Dun's motion pie· l!!_tst. sin& $600,000. ture tnd television appe1r1nces. II~ (j) 111 fD utt1t ..._. • ([)The fll Peter l.lwford h0$fs. tM ~"Doctor's l.ldy" (R) Mrs. at Set s.ut fJ M~: (C) "looll111 fof lov~'' Oltson's niece (Anne Archer) has an · U Ci) Oral RofMftl Speml "Amer· (com) 64 -Co~nle Francis. Jim accident upon hit' arrival in Welnut lca·MoVln' On" Hutton, Susan Ohver. Creek. and when sh•. is tr11ted a ,,... Aatl 12:00 I Queswonl by Doc Baker (~In Hqen) the flD fllm feature Movie: "The Mqlc Clrpef' two become romentieally Involved. (coin) '51 -Lucille Ball, John Asar. W:; ~ ~m Tlllt't MJ Ml· lO:JO I 'ud furilte's StNm 1100111 Patricia ~edln1, Raymond Burr. 11rees to help Phil Aemln1 run 12:30 g Twill1ht Zone . • "OOfton & Poiltics" (R) Clifton ~':tdlcocl ID Get S.art for clty council, resultln.1 In 1 fl1ht 11:00 ~ uNtwl wlttl Mama that causes him to move . lllwl 1:00 IJ t1Ql Tol!HlmW out. If I (}) Cl) @ Ci) Jtaws Meedlr tin fridat . n.. l.llCJ 5'MtW 1:45 IJ Movie: "The fuller lrvah Man" 1Dealtf'1Cllela Sclll&ko o ""-AIMe -....: l•poalblt (com) '48 -Red Skelton, Janet MMe: (C) (Zlw) ...._. ,..,.. Med Sql&ICI Blair. (drt) '55-John Wayne, Lauren Bt· Cl) PNt 5uu 2:00 m Nl·Nlpt Show: "flrt Down Be- call. nit UlltMcMMa lew,'' "Hell In KOJU" 'fl) a.. ........ Wmtlill : YI!! Hetlttl &> 11,.._ l.Mpap ,..,,... ( ) Victory at Sta 3:301J Movie: "Noebarwt" (dra) '46 - l:JO g .._.: (C) (90) "'lellzlll'• Re-S4 Geor1• Raft, Lynn Bari. ~ (scl-fl) -All Japanest cut J:'U,cWl>*.,: .. c:; lfiaprl" (R) (ctn) '75 -Ric.hard Boone, Randy Quaid, Michael Sicks, C1r1 Grent, Jennifer Slit. A te1end· ary family llvin1 on the Nl1pra River ilurln1 the Depression helps suld• and mcue those who dere ch1llen11 tht Falls until one day they themselves must fact the cell of tfl• merciless riwr. !MtR~Sllew lMrl I. Curtis: "' .... tcllef A profile of Curtis, the an· thropofoaist, photocraphtr and film· maker Who kept an historical rlCOl'd on film of his 1ife 1mon1 the American Indian tribes. t:00 a @ m Cl) eau.. "TomOfTow £iidS 1t Noon" (10 A wealthy In· dustrialist's dauatiter Is kidnapped II! 1 liberation (ioup. Du CJ) m lacat TlllMf "Pay the Man die Two Dollars" (R) Lucas Is arrest~ for 1 trttflc violation and ends up In f 1il when ht pro- tests 111lnst the 1lte1ed hanssment of students by 1 motorcycle police· man. 00 Tiit UlltMCMbles 90nl ....... s,.dll "America· MOYin' On" .., "' ..... °"" 9:301 ..... ..... , Show ,_la 10:00 8 @ (J) Ma•111b "Bird of Prey'' P1rt I (R) Mannix searches for 1 hero whom ht can repay for once havin1 saved t~ fife of his client's son, end finds 1 murderer, theif "THI SMAU CAil IXPIRTS"· FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE -'PARTS . . NUONALIDD LIASING -AU MAKES & MODELS A lllf SE~IOll 01 USED CAIS 142-7781 540-0442 Serving _Af/ Bea c/, Citie~ 5 MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY • 11135 IUCH ILVD. IHiohwoy 39) HUNTINGTON IElCH ,.,. 11 T HU RSDAY JULY 3 For mornlnc and afternoon llstlnp, please -see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for ycK.1r convenhtnce, are the day's movl~. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 D "Mee Wltfl .Wl•&I" (dr1) '38- Fred MecMurray, Ray Mlll1nd, Louise Campbell. (i) "Rua saeM, "11• Deep'' (dr1) '"58" -Clark G1ble, Jack Warden, Brad Dexter. 12:00 ID .. Nlafrtalrt ,.,,.,,. (drl) '47- Tyrone Power, Joan Blondell, Colffn Gray, Helen Wilker. 1:00 D "Follow tlle Hullttr" (dra) '54 -Charles Chaplin Jr., Onslow Ste· vens. 9 "The rresidtlll'a ~ (dra) ·53 -Sustn Hayward, Ch1rtton Heston. 3:00@) (C) "The HIPPJ leM" (com) '57 -Gene Kelly, 81rbar1 L111e. Q} Ci) (C) "hiaa Advtllturt" (dr1) '62 -Troy Donahue, Anal• Dlckln· son, Suunne Pluhette. 3:30 (j) (C) "Tiie Lut S.aset" (dr1) '61 -Rock Hudson, Kirk Dou1l11. O (C) "Warain1 si.ot'' (dr1) '67 -David Janssen, Ed Bealey, Stef1ni1 Powers, Keenan Wynn, C1rroll O'· Connor, Elunor P1rker. 4:00 O (C) '1>W You Heir IM Oat About tM lrMilll ~ (com) '68 -Phyllis Diiier, Bob Denver, Joe Flynn. Pace 12 THE ~ILY fl'ILOT, TY WUJC. JU. ft, lm l llt'• ...._A...., to IU$ped Hie cop of btln1 on tilt CJ) Te T• a. Trutll t1kt. Tony LoBlanco pests. ... .$ ~ (C) (at) "TM dB .... : (C) (2111) "TM .... W• el Many Frta'" (com) ....,.. (dn) '67 -Rod Stt11er, '69-Piul Newtn1n, Sylv1 Koscin1, Robtrt Culp, Anna LM, Sally Keller· f f ~ I [) 1\ " Andrew Duuan. min, James Dunn. ' I Hecu'• ...,.... I"' 1eN 0... For mom1,. and •tt.moon lttinD. JULY 4 ,..,_ La1Pe ....... Glints f.._. llltllrwll1all please ... DAYTIM[ NC>GlltAMI. 1t Dodrers. ,..., •• T..._ n..trt lhlow, tot 10"' convenience, are IE) nt w., It Wa F111t of a two· e Lldy'I Not for Bumlna" (R) the day's movlff. part proaram on ttie 1947 New Chrfstopller F,Ya pl1y concerns 1n --------- Yotk Y1nkees/Brooklytl Dod1trs ln~t wom1n senttnc:M to die DAYTIME MOVIES World Serles. P1rt I covers aame for witdlcnft who w1nta to live four of the series In which Y•nkM ind • min who Is tired of llvlna pitcher 8111 11.vens wlS one out Ind confnsa to a murder ht did aw1y from the first no-hitter ever not commit Rlchtrd Ch1mbtr1lln, In • World Sarles 11m1. EllMn Atkins and John C1rr1dlnt t:OO (I)..,...~ If Miit n.w· {idv) '44 -Fredric Mardi, Alult Smith. I JutMS • Cell stir. 10:00 D (C) ....... • 11lelr T_.. Wattr Wtftd ,..30 D ..._ (mus) '52 -JNnne Crain, Martin W., ~ Shew fl) Milntr, 81"8ra Batu. um. lltcala '-" 12:00 ID "All AllMt ~..-(dra) ·so- 1:00 R (jjJ !J) Cl) The Waltou "The 10:00 I ID fJJ ..... Bettt 01111$, Anne Suter, Gary Mer· staUlfed ' (RT John·Boy is In d•n· hnJ .._ · .. fill, Celnte Holm. aer of f1illn1 • cllSS when I alrl <ta Cl)) (I) .'11 ...,., q k.· l •00 n (C) ..,., LM ., .....,. (dra) student steals his 1ll-lmport1nt counts Biflanctd CR) !i'NY dis· ' ·~Richard BIMhlrt, Stu Erwin, dusroom notes covers in ipperently typ1e1I father DI B R Alie D ID@tlGI m 11111.sw t san 1nd husblnd Is INdinl . a double ~nn(C)y =~-•,x ..!_ ~ 1 Stripea SiOW An independence life as a cont.rtet USISSin. Robert -· _,,... ....,..... Day celebritlon ith Bob Hope Reed runts. mus) '52 -Clifton Webb, Robert Anllo B'Ylnt, c•t:••. Johfl m· ... -w...,r, Dobro flqol, Rulfl H._,. D1vldson and Julie Prowse. ~ ,,... Acta 3:00 4j (C) "SllllW 11 a. bW' (mu) U Mewle: (Zllr) All Meft. lO:lO IM F•rtlle'a ..,. looM '52-Debble Reynolds, Gene Kelly. stan" (sci·fl) '68 -All J1111n1se I.':""" 9 (j) "Mllap" (dra) '62-Trtwf cut. u............... How1rd Dorothy D1ndrlA-Ed· ~ Wiid WIW Wat -' .,...., (tjl Cl)) (I) G!) ..,_, .._ U:OO • ..... mund Purdom. ht lfur11ucr1t" (R) Dlvid W1yn1 >I< I R ~ ,._. 3:30 (I) (C) "1'he Eapenr Weltl'° (mus) auests as 1 h1rd-drinklna W1Shlna· ~ of ~ 'la-Bina Crosby, Join Fontaine. ton, D.C. bure1ucr1t who aets drunk tct. -. O °'YM"I .,..,.... (dfl) '65 - in B1mey's precinct ind Is put In Tiit Liq a.. Nldl Adami, Miry Ann Mobley, Jill. Mlaiotl: , .. ,...... Robert Conrad. VlctOf' Buono. I DMler'a CIMb MM Squd 4:00 0 '11le ,...,_ & tlle •1Mwft .. 1.,.1rr Moadly Tin Frid17 (I) Mr. LldJ (ciOm) '50-0lclt Powell June Al· ::t.t C::.... Dnlnl (R) Clrol : ~ 11:=:" tyson, D1vid W11n1. ' rnett Is host of this proaram ( Cfl} YidefJ at s.. directed to f1mllln ind friends of a.... J4 1lcoholics. Q E!) Japenat Ultplft hqra111t ll:lO 1W CJ) (I) CIS Lltl lihvlt: (C) i.., .., .. ..,.. (dra) '65 - l :JO 1J Ceil (I)) Cl) G!) Tll e Tu 11 J1mes Stecy, Quinn O'H1ra, R1quel ...,. "The Bookmobllt" Truckle Welch. falls hard for 1 pretty llbrui1n but ~ID (1) @') fD JellHJ Carao11 he his 1 difficult time reconcillnr tiitiiar Vlctorlt J1mes ind his fHllnr for her with her w•n· Jo ny M11nus co-11ost. derlust spirit. Cl) .... : ~ .. Aa9lt" (ldv) OJ Mtf¥ &rlffta .,_ 'fl-Joel McCrea, Brtnd1 M1rahlll. D (~ Cl)) (I) WW. WOftd .,.._ 9:00 II (l1J (!)Cl) CIS ThundaJ Mow· c1il 'Ger.ldo River1: Goodntrttt It: (~ (hr) "'CatlW' CR) (wn) Ameriel" 'll-Yul Brynner, Rlch1rd Crtnn•. O Mevle· "Ttle Faleeft T1kta Owf" Leonard Nlmoy, D1ll1h l.Jvl, Jo Ann (mys) '4Z-Georae Sanders. Lynn Pflua, Jeff Corey, Michlel Delano, 81rl, H1ns Conreid. 01vld Lldd, Bessie Love. In post. . , civil Wll' THIS, t b1ndlt pllys with 12.'00 OJ Mewlt: "Ttle c...4W' (dr1). 56 1 1t1eked dee~ IS he's pursuW -Anne Blxter, Sttrlln1 Hayden, by Apaches ind Mulclns who want John Hoyt. to see him dNd, and I m1rsh1I GJ lft $urt and former war buddy-who wants to like the b1ndlt back to Tex11 for h1n1ina. CJD~-. NIC n..na, Mo,· It: (C) "TM Deftlltt °"'" (R) (drt) ' -Sidney Poitier, Tony Curtis, Theodore Blktl, Ch11'1ea Mc· Gt1w, Lon Chaney, Cl1ud1 Akins. A pair of cons tte1pe from 1 ch1ln 11n1 when • ttuck carryln1 the prisoners cr1shes. Ont Is bltctc, ttle other white, they hate NCh ottler ind are chained tocether It the ankles by 1 four-foot chain. w~~ ..... s.. J:lldlco "Solitart' (R) After Keller Is wounded, Stone Is p1rtnered with • m1verlck undercowr cop whose unorthodox techniques lead Stone l:GO II U CJ) ®l r...,,.,. A tptd1I, tlvt edition (6 hours Iona), 1s host Tom Snyct.r lntervltw1 p1rson1lltln and lntqr1tes remote telecasts from ell over tht country 1nd from Lon· don, Enrl1nd, for a close look 1t Ameriel's p11t, pruent and future 1t the bqlnnln1 of the Blcenten- nl1I year. 1:4511 IM!t: (C) "lea of llMClllCI" (dre) '61-Ktnneth Mort, Suunn1h Yoft, Daniene D1n1eux. 2.1>0 ID All-Mltlt Shew: ..,... 1n11 ... di6H, .. "Va•"" .... of U.. Lost Plellft.""'ltauHuab" 3:45 II Mtvtt: "Mr Forbldd• Pat" (ifr•) '51 -Robert Mitchum, AN1 Girdner, Melvyn Oou1~. MtfY lrtffla Sbtw That 8kt Cll lS,, : Fl'"• Futlltt • ( Cl)) Dealer's CMla • Tmet Fil• . ...... e.....t Lltltltacala 1:00 ~ !.!. u CIJ mm,.... W ~ ....... Callfomll An1t11 vs. O.kl1nd A's. I Mod Sqllld Trvtt. or C.•..-11e1t1 Wllat'1 .., u..t 'Lon luc;y "'fll LI Mllfw PNllllll .. Wld Fury "Hunt for tM Roeue Bur" IAwlatltlt Wllthtr ( Cl)) ltMlm on .. 111'" ...... 7:301 ~ """ · r..w .. ate:· ... -- '· t: Cl) (ft Cl> Te Tll th Tn6 ......... : (Zlw) ....... .,.., ................. (drl) '56 -f'wf Newman, Pi« Aftle'I, Sii Mineo. l='t:._...Gl1nts 1t Dodprs. I &I .... : TM Old Mia CIMIJl'"9 , ............. ............ IJtlle .... 1:00 8 ll7J Cf) (I) CIS f.W., MtM lliiilili" liltuN: (C) (90) "" .... S......,. (mus) '68-tM lnnov1· tlve full·leftcth anlmmd film stir· ' Mr ArtWClb ind enttrtllnrntllt .,, cofotcast llvt froia Anahtlm Stadium In um selutt to our netlon'a B~· ttftnlal. D f'W "'6ect "Guess Wllo'a Com· 1111 to Dinner" Butd on tflt motion picture sterrl111 Kathatfnt Hepburn ind Spencer Trecy. In this half-hour comedy nlW!ywtd Jolln Prtntlu la upset wfltfl he lt1rn1 his wlft, Joanna, Is considerln1 1 Job offer from 1 former boyf 11end. leslle Ch1rteson, Bill Overton. Rlcflerd 1nd Btanor P1rttr ater. ..... ())) (I) Q) TM Odd C.U,.. .... rtna tflt Buttes end fMturi111 IC 10:00 p QI @ ~ a;, Pelee W.... of their hit IORP, .. the l.I"' quar-' Ice" (R) Midl•tl Pll'b auests u tit attempts to rtd tM mythlcal • key flaure In 1 rlnl of Jewel klntdom of Peppet1and of the evil thieves as Pepper 1nd Sat. Crowley "Blue MNnlts.'' pose as 1 married couple who ire a u (I) ~m......,... a a.. f•llCH. 'lftren1elltClfeUows'' CR) To Im· ~Peny, .._. pms e polltlcalfy,mlnded 1lrtfrlend, ( .. (I)) CJ) GD let Chrfltle Lemont sounds off on 1 redlo allow 'Murdt1 on Hl1h C" (R) •bout community problems ind Is Christle searches for 1 man so dis- soon talked Into run•ln1 fOf Stitt turbtd by violence in prettnt day Assemblyman. life that he blows up objects 1nd WIN Wiid West pieces associated with violence to ta Cl))(!) 0> ...__TIM dr1w 1ttentlon to the pervasive !WM •iffieDevlr,s Platform" problem. • Kolch1k finds himself stalked I m ..... by 1 killer hound of the devil when Ii S..rt he UftCOYtrs political conuptlon on Wrest11t11 1 camp1l1n trlll Uttered with death : Evt11lftf at SJ•~ • ind deceit. . 10._ 1.._ -I ......... Qolce ·-...... ......, Tbru F.ridty • bcl Furillo's ste1W1 ROOM F..tMI Makino II) .., w.-.... WttlltlRtvltw 11:00 1 ~0 6D&)News QAllWclehlttaPena . (JjQl(j)Ntw1 .... Lt....-Pretn• et &rtucht uo a o @am a.a a• .... · Mtwlt: ce> .. A •• C8'IH ea •. '"'rhe Manuel W1lo Came to Dinner" ..... (dra) '69 -Tony Franciosa, (R) Chico 1rnn1es 1 party at the Mldlael Sarnzln, Judi West. 11ra1e tor Ed. and an old friend I~ . .!!',...... with whom he's been feudln1 for -~--: y11rs. ht•wun m Merv Cfttftl S11ow n Sert.I fli) W1I Street W... Clll•plelstaip WmUltl1 1:00 a u (j) am Rtclfonl flits < ~~~at s.. ''Sitlaht of Hanel" (R) When e 1lrlfriend suddenly vanishes, Rock-U :JO R @ CJ) CIS Litt Mowtt: (C) ford sets out to find her •nd the "'rwtst AnMllMI Ille Cltc:t"' (mus) '62 t.rell leads to • fu11tive syndicate -Chubby ChecMr, John Cronin. chief. ~9 Ci) Qj m l1lll1r Car1H ~TM UIMdlallln file liMlfll.....,, TM Odd c:..plt Hfellx Remar-MIM: '11'1 LMt Welt Meeb es" . (R) Love conquen 111 as (mys) '40-Warren Wllllam, ftlix chlnaea hla ways.. once and Eric BIOft, Jean Muir, Warrtn Hull. for 111 and he and Glol'fa becom• D <8 CJ)) Cl) Wide WOftcl s,.. min 11ld wife -for better or for dii ••BaCfit1or of the Year" \ (R) WOfM. , Cl).,_: ""9 Fer1u11t Cottle" I Tllt leW.OMs fcOm) '66 -Jldl Lemmon, W1ti.r ~ T11eatrt "Upst1lr1, Matth1u. Downstairs ' ~ • fJi) Yo11 fw Htaltll i'~~ L ~ ..,....,. 12:00 e o.. 11 ...... ,..1toct c.nc.rt t-.JO a Cffj (I) (I) CIS r.W., llltwlc m llowlt: 1-'-MWllfcht & IJMtlli ftllWr. (C) (90) .. AlhM tlM Dn9" (dra) SO -Mark Stevens, lnlt" (dra) ·69-Davtd Hemmlnp. Gal•=·~ O'Brien. Mlcflatl Yott, Pruntll1 R1naomt, I 1119ct c:.c.rt Colin Blakely, Julian Glover, Ia n ~ltn, Peter V1u1h1n. Alfred, th< 1:00 D al Mlcllfdrt s,.ml younrer brotfler of a wuk klnr WhoM rt1lm 11 only a tiny com11 • of Enrtand, llvn In the sh1dow o hit brother, even thou1h he Is ar utraordln1ry warrior. When hi! brodler dlel. Alffld llC*ldl to thf tllf'oM incl mana1• to unite th1 tiny fac:ttont of Eqland 111lns the lnvadlfll papn forca from thf Continent. 8 1 idCWIT ... D.-..,._ 1:45 8 llowlt: (C) °'Cttrtlltnlel !¥• ..,... (mus)' '46 -Comel Wilde, JNnnt Crain, Linda D11nell. THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK. JUNE 29, 1975 ... CLOSE -UP ., ,? • J' 'IN THE GAME SHOW BUSINESS' ON THE COVER: Ccle .. lt7 Sweepltake. .._. Jim MeXtell, die lbo'tfs 'bo8t, ad CllOI W•YJle, a ncu• ,....u.t, tab ad•utaae of a putt acroee tJae ICreet from NBC"t Burbank Studio 9 In between blpla1 1elaedal-. '11te7 hd It a peae place to ride bkydes, take Uesurely ltrolll or jtlllt .... cl OD a mlllll bddp ucl tot9 rocb. Celebrity Sweepatak~ II eoloralt dally, M.,..,.1 duouala Fridays, on NBC at 9AM, aad Wednesday evealnp 11t 7:30PM on ABC. One year latu, having given away in the vicinity of $1 ,000,000, needless to say a very nice vicinity in which to be, Jim McKrell, host of NBC's Celebrity Sweepstakes is now a veteran o f the game show business. His new badge makes Jim a veteran in many and varied areas; a disc jockey, commercial spicier, promotion man, father and ac tor. Well, maybe not quite a veteran actor but at least a seasoned one. He spent 13 weeks on General Hospital, did a fistfull of FBI's and commercials and also appeared on Mod Squad, Oriff and Man- n'ix prior to taking up bis hosting chores. In between worldq at his acting through acting workshops and appearing .on stage in little theatres in and aro und Los Angeles, and getting television guest appearances, Jim put in his time going from commercial house to commercial house in ho pes of breaking into the 1V blurb field. It took a while, but it happened, and its still happening. McKrell bas done commercials for Gillette, Admiral Television, Blatz beer, Lucky Strike cigarettes and many others. Sweepstaka jumped off to a fast start last April and bas not looked back since McK.rell (who some say bears a resemblance to Johnny Carson) grabbed the reins. Though Sweepstakes was Mc- Krell 's tint entry into the TV hosting business, it wasn't an easy move out of the gate. He had done six other game show pilots and a previous Celebrity pilot two years ago, before finall y getting the starting flag. Since starting the show, McK.rell has worked with many of H ollywood's most renowned personalities. Included in the long list of names are Dick Martin, Dan Rowan, Loretta Swit, Joey Bishop, Polly Bergen, Telly Savalas, Tina Sinatra, Mike Con- nors, Carol Wayne, Oavin MacLeod, George Segal, Fanny Flagg and Barbara FeJdon. In addition to the NBC daytime s tint, McKrell also hosts the nighttime version of Sweepstakes which is ~een on all the ABC-TV owned and operated stations and in syndica'tioo. McK.reU wun't rally a big gamble for NBC. His daddy was a familiar voice to fans in Arkansas and Louisiana and Jim followea the footsteps to the broadcasting booth door, starting at the age of 13, never having even considered any other form of business. His first full-time job was in Beaumont, Texas, while majoring in speech and drama at nearby Lamar Tech. He's had a great· deal of hosting experience on radio. Like all other deejays who were looking to improve their lot, McKrell, now married and with two children, took off for New Orleans, then went to Miami and finally Boston for a ten-year stand. Though the next move would logically be New York or Los Angeles, Jim kicked the broadcasting habit aod went to work, back in Texas, for RCA-Victor as a promotion man. A boyish dmrm, affable manner and a devotion to work made a very strong impression on Henry Mancini for whom Jim was putting in long hours io the Texas territory. Mancini urged him to bead out for show business opportunities in either New York or Hollywood. Finally, Mancini went a step further and offered Jim a job in Hollywood. The McK.rells packed up and moved again, this time, they think, for good. Jim worked eight years for Mancini and got his feet wet, on the aide, in videoland, makina commercials and doing guest shots on television segments. Finally, Mancini told McKrell it was time to move out or he'd never have a career. It was risky, but Jim took the shot. 11wdm to Henry Mandnl, TV's Marty Paaetta, who signed Jim for Oscar and Emmy jobs, and now to NBC's Lin Bolin and packager-producer Ralph Andrews, the nice-looking Texas kid bas broken through. Jim la the father of four children ranging in age from 16 to five. Page 13 . TliE DAILY PILOT, lV WllEK. JUN! 29, 1175 JjBCll> ())M:1111ra., u. ... : ............. .... ) '5&-Ch1rl11 Bronton, Rohrt ttott~~dlne. •~....._ • i1im m J.... <• w> ........... Ciiio t:OOIR~i~ .... LMt 2a.. ... r ... .'fj), 1:251 ...... ...... c....., l:JO ................... """ 1:00(1)5-•..., S..llttr . ...... ....... ................ Cllcll" (mys) '41 -~~ MH· 1:30 Cl) TV I aaatnoll 9:30 R (JZ Cl) Cl) ,...._ I II•• llnd, M1ul'llft O'Sulllvln . ....,..., m let's Rip ii•• ......... (ICIW) '63-£.dwlrd Judd. 7:0019~(flmMMm f1•11J llPCl>91DWl••I•'•• ·~ ....... -..vs. Olk· .-...._ Ojtl-Y.-C9il•lllJIH...., Cover-llnd As. , (,... f'll"\) f'll"I yaa111 a.... 111 of tennis' most tlme.flonortd 1P1 ..._ (C) ....._. Lii"' (ldw) ~ k:i. ..., -. ind prestiaious compttltlon vii '5!-Jotnnt Dnl, MICdon1lcl ~l'IY. : Oectrlc eo.,..., ut1lllt1 from the All·Ena11nd llwn John lr•nd. 7:30 I Sia•.., s...w Tennis ind Croquet Club In Wlm-:;' c!:; 9 1~a ma.... .... bltdon. Ena11nd. Covtflp continua .,.. ... . '(~ i>.f!J-....,_· m .,.., liter todly from 2-3:30PM. 1 (f)) Allllll ...., ..... -c-= ~ r ....... ., tlle fli,...... Attt1111tMs Spedll "Juvtnllt (ldv) 61-Alin Steel. 2:00 mr ..... Justice•· e CI> Llait'a ._.. • !I a i.a a ww.1111•11 o,. P.l NIWl/Publlc Attain fl!)"= Mean . ....-1 ........ Continued COV· ~~=alt fer hwtr 10:001· ~ ~1Dlt =~·of tt1t ~tcMs hm Wlmblt· l:OO • 8 fEi =.~ 4 • a~~ecrr(I=--) '52 ~~~ ci,: .. :~,:~.~ haMtttn • ~ Rl.Y Danton, Jolln Rumll. · B.!L llue Mlrblt -rrol f'lyftn, Ruth Rom1n, Ray· .-. (C) '1111 111111" (dra) (~Cl)) Cl) Holl .... PhtMJ mon!~"..'!· ~. ., .._._ (dri) ' -Gtcqe Mlh1rls, Jlnet l.tlafl. • Mtwlt: 61'111 Wnlll 1111" (dl"l) , ~· nK -.... .,.. SATLJRuAY ........... ' -..: ...... ., ....... ) '46 -... Loder, Audt9} JULY IS ....... I Ulllt"Tllrtt hna. Nlatl P1trldt. ) , ...... tf - T1111 Adwlture I AICet .... 2-.30 .-. (C) ""lld1111'1 lllw(' Ytice of T..,. :!"' ::"" (com) 64-Tlm Conw11, Emllt Bora· ClrmcoltMll · S.-: llleM nl111, ~Flynn. 1:301; ~ i r .... "'f:.. .. 10:30 I~ CD())-•I =t .... ..... w.,.. T1ltltn cliitr,..,... .,..., ..... ~· Cllilli ...... ... c.c.t1 .... ...... " .... · 11:00 B lliHIJ Cl) v..., et t11e .._ ....,. • ... ,. ! ............. Mike (Rob Rtlner) feeds • llma IJ 9 (i) di fD MiJor lHllll 1 Wtlblllp bean to Glori• (S.lly Struthers) ineiilllums to 111 innouncoct. 3:00 • . : (C) .......,. (wa) '50 on 1 d1re--she swears she's allerslc to thtm--u the family A ,....: '111t Slwlf ..,.. (wa) -fY Cooper, Ruth RoaYn, Stove beclns to celebnte when the ·SI -Dale Robtrtlon, Rory Cll· Codlran, Raymond Mmey. missln° Archie Is found, on All houn, Robert Wqner. CJ) lfD ll•IJ n• • (I)~: ..... .. .. ..... .. ... Welt In the Family, Saturday (July 5) D (QI Cl)Y Cl) m T1lelt An ... (()) T1lo n.111 raM at 8PM on CBS. ii . Miilc8I '""" ... Dtdrtc c..,..., lllllilll: •• ,......" 1 11:30 . ~~.=:-.... ar::... 3:30 =: .... f\) (com) '41 -Stuart Entin, Gltndl W• W..W Ferrell, Irene R_l1n. TlfDI n.tn D<tJl(J))(l)O»A•1rlc'1 llollr. (C) • ...,. ,_.... llldltalld ) '67 -Jolln Clmdlnt, Wencltll fll)Nta :, I ' t 0 , ( I • • ..... 14 I ~ ..... ..... n..i.e .. ...,..., ......... c..... ... 1.1IO ! .... (C) ...... ., .. 'I .... __ (lft1') '51 -,... Cutlllni. QlriStO_pll« lat. lifF,mu••••••• 15.: ..: ..... (COlll) '89 !rtt1 Glrtao, Metvyn Doqlls. ....... ~ ..... ., ...... . ..., ..... ... A11fpm11t AMrtca Tine ..... 5:JO ~":... .... (C) (2111) .......... (ld'f) ' -H1ny Gulrdlno, SllllllJ Elton. 1 ........... Tiie w., It W. P1rt I of tht 7 fU. Y1nlleel/Btoottyn Oocl· i WOf1d Serles. ~WC111l1 ... ....... ,...,n.n -~~!'= ·= ...... .. ...... .... .... 1:30 ~ "'9 ())) ... ~c11••WtrW1tW• ~ ... ,..,.., ........ ........ .,.. Allllnlal C.&Tnd 7:00 ::: ........ .......... ......... ..... .... Dolllfl s..., • c:..,.., .... . ......_ • .... $ .... (C) (2111) ""&- ~ f,.. ~ (ldw) '62 -Yul Brynner, Mldlyn Rhut, Sii Mineo, JICll Wlnltn, Jlma MllCMI. l ~,~~t...~·· I _, ..... Cl)-....,.. ....... Giants YI. 1111. .... ,. .............. ...... ................. 7:30 ........ ., Allll* DCl>LtrallaMADlll u=::. f>wllwa: 1-Aqtlee .... Tlllt TIM ......... ~..::-:r~:.s::-... ,...,. 1:00 ;&'(if: Ill tlle ,..., (R) Ira 1 11Cr.lttter dlJ 1t the Bunker houMtlolcl: ttlt ....... ARllJo'• btln fouad-lt ttlt ... CO!Mft· tion, 1 victim of that or demolt rum -ind ttlt f1mltr celtbrltioft, bofcn ht returns. soon ac111ta Into 1 mldclp ptrtJ . • .. t: THI CWLY '9LOT, TV WDJC, JUNI 21. 1171 I • ., '~ rr" KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TEl:.EVISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 llTUllAY: ... i. (P.11.) 1:11_ ....... , ... I (KOC() l:JIYtll... ........ (llOC() •• , .............. (KOCE) •:11Y111 Wlllt ll1f1l11 (~ WO n. .., It W. (C) (PIS) "ltlO Etl*/Pldlen Cftlm· . e"· . 5:JO • Al ... ,., (C) (PBS) MIYM'1I ,.,._ Ordles- tnl'' l:JO r,ec111: (C) (PBS) "A Convtr· ution With ~· 7:GO IM ... (C) (PIS) "A Mdp Too fir" 7:JO ~ -(C) (KOCE) "Women In~· •:00•••1111 Anl•llllll ....... (C) (PBS) t:JO n., DWt LMll' It ...... ..,_. (C) (PIS) • t:00"11l11Jlm TllMtN (C) (PIS) ''Upltlln, Dowaltalrs-(Jilodt VII: WOfd of Honor" ••Y: JUI( 2llta (PJI.) J:OO .............. ..,. (C) "t1Ult• Int ,_. Foldlll(' J:Jf..,... Ill....., (C) "Vol· clflilal Md Ille Rlnt_of Fire" 4:00 ....... ••111•11t,: ,.,,.. · ous Roc:lll of tM •s Crust" ' 4:JI...,.... ... .,., (C) ''Sidi· NMlfY Rocb'' . 5.111 "'*81 In.,.._ (C) "Mell· . M0rpNc Rodes and tM Red Cydt" 5:JO """" .. Art (C) "Alts of the Woftd'' l:OO......, If Art (C) "Pre-Colum· bltn Ptlu" l:JO......, .. Art (C) ''Ptt-Colu•· ... ....,.. 7:00......, .. Art (C) "[apt Old 111d Middle Klftldoms'' 7:JO...., If Art (C) ''£opt New ro...,. I" ............ I ....... (C) ...... ,_ ...... (C) (l'Tl.) 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Pioneer's hlCJhly t..ctlonal, smarffy ltt1ed spealcers ...t headphones, ROW priced at below bargaltt bcnetne.t prices • SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! HOURS: Monday tteru Fri. 11 to 8,.Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12·5 • 445 E. 17th, COSTA.MESA ---. --· --" -... - ~Special Bicentennial Issue: Close-Up Look At·Some Great Americans by Actors Who Helped Immortalize The~ . DAILY PILOT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FOB FREDDIE PBINZE W1aaf. die real .,,, be""'4 .,... t"08MlllC¥ Wit Raquel WelelaJ-J.M., Tt'Ofl, N.Y. • It wuo•t a romance. Sbe·1 a vetr_ lov~iented and intelligent lady, and I flClaUre beiJfor qualities- nothing else. All we did was tp out to dinner a couple ol times. We met at NBC. and I suggested we dine together lf FOB MBS. VIDAL SASSOON, wife of the hair itylld Since your husband is &om Loodoa., do you make your penaanent home there?-L.T., Albany. N.Y. e No-we live in Beverly Hilla. Vidal and I bad always lived in apartments, and when we moved from New Yodc to a house in Beverly Hills, we felt ternoly suooessful and import.ant So what happened? An hour after we moved in 1 shrieked to Vidal : "'Call the plwnberl Tbere's a 8ood in the bathroom and a leaJc in the ceiling." Fun1!Y, that sort· of thing never happened tow; when we were unimportant .. in our apartment. FOR BOBBY VINTON You sing so many songs with the WOl'd '1>1ue" in them. Why?-Sbeny Krampf, Cumberlaocl., Md. e My favorite coloT has always been blue. I think it's ro- mantic. I like to record songs about Jove, dreams and happy things, and blue is what comes to my mind first when 1 thfnlc of these things. When some people say ~ feel blue, they're unhappy. Not me. When I think of blue, I see romance and warmth. FOR SANDY DUNCAN How do you manage to keep to your low weight of 102? -Sherry Wise, Roclcport, Maine e 1 cut down on caTbohydrates. Breakfast is a low-cal cereal with skim milk and a small orange juice. I pampet" myself for lunch, but don't go overboard. Dinner is Chiclcen, a low.cal vegetable and a salad. l almost never nibble between meals, not even on carrots or celery, and I exer- cise a lot. l'Olf A.RT FLEMING, hod of· Jeopardy~ A. a bachelor, have you ever looked at any of the con- t.tab on your show from a romantic point of view? -J.M.. Rapid City, S.D. • No. l look at them as poor souls and wonder how they can do what they're doing. I can't imagine where they get the courage and strength. l'm still amazed at the knowfedge of the American howewife. (Incidentally, when one maga- zine story on me came out, I got 60 proposals a weelc for a while. Now it's tapered off.) FOB THE ASK THEM YOUHSELF EDITOR How does Lord Snowdon feel about all that royal protocol stuff?-J.C., Yuma, Ariz. • ThiJ will answer your question: Some years ago be made a lunch reservation at New York's Caallght Club. There was apprehenaion at the club: .. How do we address him?" the staff wondered. Then they took a vote and decided on "'Your Highness." But the Lord himself solved the problem. He strolled in and put everyone at ease by saying, "Call me Tony.·· At his recent photo exhibit at B. Aftman's in New Yorlc, FAMILY Wu1CLv's reporter stuck to him like glue. He stopped short and they rolllded. Said Snowdon: .. We can't go on meeting fn public like this.'" Dressed informalJy in a Dghtwelght blue-denim suit, he swnmed up his 20 years as a cameraman: 'Tm tottering into old age."'By the way, he's a very heavy smoker and doesn't regard himself as royalty- "just someone who married into the Royal Family." Cooler lll111tretl011 ~ .,..'YI tMndefMft a had no other plans. She was free, and we went out. One woman who did a newspaper story wrote it with ~ few facts I gave her when she Called me up, and that turned it into a "romance:'' I c:1on•t lib exploiting anyone. Raquel hu her boyfriend and I have my girl friend. Our ~ were like business dates. We tallce<I about her movies and my show. I have that kind of evening many times, where my date and I talk about our worlc. 'The whole thing was very embarrassing to me-as I'm sure it was to Raquel FOR RICHARD THOMAS, star of •The W a1t.on.• la it true that your wife is older than you are?-LS., Green Bay, Wis. e Yes.' Alma is four years older. I Jilce being with women who are older than I am. I guess it started because 90D'le of my favorite actresses have been my "mothers•-Joanne Woodward, Julie Harris. Geraldine Page, CWre Bloom, Pat Neal and Michael Learned (who's my -mom· on the TV show). FOR HERB ALPERT What eh1nges took place in the music wodcl during your six-year absence?-K.B., Little Rocle, Arie. • It got louder. Some roclc is good and some is bad. rm . amazed by the tremendous arnpli6cation, and it's obviol1' some groups compete to see who can play the loudest. I was in Rhode Island recently, and at a Jocal rock concert the group used 350 speakers on the stage. I couldn't see myself sitting anywhere within three miles. They sounded liJce heavy artillery. FOR PETE ROZELLE, commlmoner of the National Football League When the United States changes to the metric system, what will you do about the length of the football &eld?-.Riclty 8-k, Lowell. Mass. e Probably nothing. An announcer saying "Smith just Id~ a 38."°'8-meter Seid goal" is not in the interest of the fans. FOR JOAN CRAWFORD Do you think R· and X·nted 6lms would have done well during the '40'1 and '50'sP-J.M., Vancouver, Wuh. • Our movies didn't need those_ ratin~ to be box-oflioe ' successes. We acted with our clothes onl Our censors did a grand job of telling us what we oould and could not do, anCl their decisions were always right. But you'd be sur- prised how many letters I get from late-show watchers, who tell me there was moTe .. suggestivenesi' in my 6lms than there is in today's R-and X-ratt¥1 ones. June a . 1~ /imtlfy ~ The NeW~r Mt0ulne A ... ~DlllH .. .,._ C:-lc ....... lllo. •1 .... IC. ...... a. ..... ., .. ...,., A. ........... ,., ....... , llOllTON PRANK, h9_,.11t Md,..,,,,,.,_ LEONARD I. DAYIDOW, C1takaa1t ROURT D. CAMFf, Enc. 't.l,•MMH:. Pu11119,_ .,., MORT l'DllCY, V.P.-Edltor-ln-Chlef ...,_Didi Dodeoft, Managing Editor fllcMnt Yllkl9lt, Art Director RoealJn ~ s.ntor Editor ....,.. ......._ FOOd Editor l'ATIUCK II. UNIUY, V.P.-Ad Director ~ D'Alunndro, Martletlng Mgr.; Ger8ld I. Wroe. ea.t.m Mgr.; IUollMI D. Cenol, Aleoc. E'Utem Mgr.; ,,.. ,,..,, Jr .. Chloleo Mgr.; LwiSRDI II. PIM, Detroit Mgr. .................. ""., u... Md ...,.,.d, Lot Ange ... and San Francltco. ~ llBATIOmt Lam Ewa, V.P.-Olrector: ....._. H • ...., Mgr. PUMJIMD u..v1ca1 ........ J. Cllltlltn. Mgr.; ...... 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Saratoga t20's "For the same money, I get extra puffs. / Good deal." FabulOus New LAZYWay Helps II Trim Your Hips, Flalb:il Yourlil And Get Back Into 11! ....... , .......... .._. llllt'1 .... ..., " It ••• ....,. ,....,.., .......... ,.. ...... ...... .. .., ................... .. .. ..... tit -~ ., w Illy l" .. .. "* ........ dew, ........... -.. 111 eloelt. lllClllMI M111Mt wHll tur• dM ......... -,.. mrtM. lllt ..,.,,, c ....... ...i At ..... II ....... t.. .. ........ ..nc... -.-r c:YaD .... ti .. ........ ,,, _ _,._. INrlltM II II Wfttl•I te IUlrt lltl*'1ila. MG91LEDOWll.MLMM9PIDM._,.YllCMEl.E1:19RM. U I LIJIW,.._ Here's the "smert set" way, the wy, .....,..,a Mita jult • IO·minutle lazy way to• new, fletterinc silhouette cydine period • day. Tummy rnusdes thet's used~ famous penonalities, wWflrmup,hlpsandtttilftulimdown, businessmen end women thf'OUlhout waistline shrink . , • and to0n "98t th• country. M )'OU do is rut on the paunchy, bulCY feel.In« diNppe11ral cloth·bKked vinyt mat end start ped· L• muscles.pt stronaer, dlpstion •llinaf You'H be thrilled with the In· improves, heart and Jun11 ere vpetlnc resurpnce of enerey you'll stnn8thened. too. CYCLE INOOORSOltOUT WHILE lOU OUOY 1"1: ....... MAL HAMn ...... COUIPOllW-- Henover House, Dept. Z..-. ..__.....,.._,......,1nu I Y-. I -.. .._.._._, ........ LAZY ... ICiMlr This wy.c:sTy, lilht••ilbt cycle _,,,. bles wily, CM be "* enywt.e ... on floor In bedroom, eny room indoors ..• or, tan up In the sun outdoors whH~)'OU l)edel on l8Wrl Ott pMio. En1ow ~ ..• read • book, w.tdl TV, flat.ft to stereo whlle. your lee mutcles do all the wortc ..• without sti'llin « ,....._ TE~ llOD'I CYCU czwwtwa 14.11 Hanover Bldg. Hanover, Penna. 17331 ,. ~ eoov CYCt.a.., .. 5 •·•-=•·' I llJriCe -,_ ........ ,.,. -.. -.....,. ....... .......,. ... .._........._, ......... I .............. -........... toellllr ......... .... .. 1-'la, I wlll -lw • Ml ........ fJI ,..,..._ ,,tc., ... -'---TllMINIUTI 809\' CYCU CZ-JU) I a... "' § Dillen,... I a-nc.. °""9 u ...., '*-'II ~ricM .......... ____ I Acc't#·-----Oltt ~·---- r...... .. ------------1 ............ ~Mduleatn. I I M"°°"°8)Gllll..W------------1 QTY·-----------------------1 STAT" '"' ::J '--------------------•-....-·•en---- ,,., ••••••••••• EICENTENNIAL IQil £empne. •Y Aldta s.....er .. He did not eutter foola gllldly~ In fact, hedldnot8'1ffer thenlataLWhatMt """apart .. hi• ~-··" 4 8 FAMILY W£Ef(LY, .Mle 11, ttn ASpeeial CHARLTON HESTON ON ANDREW JACKSON: Having played three PretJdenta (Andrew Jackaon, Thomae Jefferton and FDR), Charlton Heeton la prob- ably the entertainment Industry'• '-ding authority on the art of portraying our country'• glorloua men. In "The PrMldenl'• Lady," he hed the role of Andrew Jackson. W hen I got the part of Andrew Iacboo, I didn't know any more about him than any- one else. But in the six weeb I had to pre- pare, I digested six boob and visited The Hermitage (his Tennessee bome)-aJI of which con&med what I had suspected: that Jacbon wu one of our might- iest Americans. (I also learned, by the way, that he was like me in having been over &ix feet and consider- ing himself a good horseman.) ' "Jackson bad the unique cbarKteriatica of a areat man who was unuauaUy sifted and enormously moti- vated. A man with a compulsion to achieve, he was perhaps our only President who wu succasf uJ as a congressman, a judge and a geoenl before being elected. He was the first to pin support from the ordi- nary citizen, although be him.elf wu an extraordinary man. We are described as living in the century of the common man; but in Jacboo's time, u in all of his- tory, it was the uncommon man who did the work. Jacbon was the most UDCODlJD9D American ewr." Hatoo allo learned that JacbOn wu extready impatieot and very bad-tempered. .. He did QOt adf er fools gladly. In fact, be did DOt sufter thp at alt What act him apart was his courqe, a quality that eeerna to be lacking in our praent~y leaden . "U Jackson were with us now, he'd be diltraled by our lack of a aeme of natiooa1 porpo.e, became be was enormously sanguine about his country. And it's difficult to be sanguine about thil, cou.ntry at the moment." Heston quietly adds: .. Don't take tbal nega- tively. I'm terribly fortunate k> be an American. I'm hie.eel to have been born in one of the very few coun- tries that is run with the coment of tho people who participate in the IJ>VenupenL" He parapbruea O>urcbiJI: wy.'_e are a democratic country, a.ad ~ racy is the worst system of aovernment in the world-- except for all the otben." Was being the nation's teventb President an auet or a liability to the man in the While Houte? .. The most negative part waa the Jack of precedent. The positive upect was that be could create precedents a.ad didn't have to abide by tradition and be bound by conven- t.ion." What Heston rememben best about 1'be Prai- deot's Lady" was "being inaugu.ra&cd President of the United States. It sticks in your memory-even 2S years later . "I still regret that readina about him. learoinJ about him and portraying him did not make me the great man that Jackson was. 1 identified with him as cloeely as I could. That gave me a feelina of toCal inadequacy. But it allo resulted in a lutina .-e of pride tbat America could produce a man of Jacboo'adimeosiona. I am so Jlad be was not born in France or &aJ.and l" ·-·-.-...--· --------.-...........-·---------- . . .. InSide" LoDk At Great Amerieans .- , By &tors Who Helped~ ....... DON AllECHE ON Al EUNDER GRAHAM BELL: The name of Don Alnec:he wea once synonymoue wtth the telephone bea ... of hla movie portrayM of l18 in.. ventor, Alexand• Gl9halm Bell. That Wiii 38 ~ ago. Ameche ~vfdfy ,...... .. .,.... oneol Befl'e daugM8ra being on the aet m>m the ftm to the final ahot: .. She WM the technical acMNr and IMlated on authenticity ... ' .. our country WU founded by ~ rebeJa of Europe and the outcuts of the world. 1be matiDp of tbae early, atroog, persecuted "people produced a unique talent and vitality that• suited in the kind of Yankee ingenuity that invented the telephone. Inbreeding does not create pniul (u shown by the bierarcby of Spain and the intemw- riaaea ca•aaiog hemophilia throughout the royal houses of Europe). America experienced the exact revene. Imtead of inbreedina, our atrong peasant stock de- veloped into pbyajcal giants able to withs~ greater atresa and strain than their European counterputa. With the brawn~ the brains, born of the will to survive under the most advene cooditions and hard- abipa." Why did America turn out so many inventive Goli- aths? Ameche says: ":I'm a reliaious man, a0 ru pve a religjoua answer. I believe 1hat throughout the ages -"I believe that throughout the ages God dlatrlbut• talent where He fHla H Is needed mo9l. The era of our •11We11Uve- nesa' was •our time.' "-Don Ameche God dutributcs talent where He feels it is needed moat. The era of our 'inventiveness' was 'our time.• I can think of no other explanation. · .. Bell and I were oppos~. I'm completely lacking in creativity and fve none of Bell's tenacity and intui- tiveness. I try to excel at my wort, but mine doesn't demand the infinite patience or perseverance his did. ''That's-why if Bell were alive now, I don't think he'd lite America one bit. Apart from his imagination and ingenuity, he was very industrioui He'd be frus- trated by our modem way of taking the easy and lazy way out. He was astonishing. I doubt if any man today woUld endure all the trials and tribttlationa.tbat be did to get bis patents established. Also, his mental growth would be stunted, and he'd become inteUectUally ~ creatively suffocated by the reams of red tape he'd have to wade through. • "But in spite of the red tape, the opportunity avail- able to everyone is as vast now as it was then. Anyone cao step on the bottom rung of the ladder and climb up. The tremendous challenge of America is still here. Look what happened on the moon. Our facilities for research and self-improvement are limitless. America is still the land of golden opportunity. "I love every inch of this country. I recently re- 0.. Mlc:M..,. a.I I ... _. ... todlf, .,... ..... .....,..... .., ... ...,,. ..,., .......... ..., ... ..,_,GUL'! . turned from Europe and felt like kisaing the ground. I always suggest that complainers ahOuld see bow othera live. Look at me. My father, born in Northern Italy, was an immigrant who never went beyond third grade. My mother, an American from coal-mining Illinois. never progressed beyond that stage either. One generation later I was privileged to achieve some kind of recognition in my chosen vocation. I couldn't have done it as easily-or possibly at all-elsewhere. rm proud of being an American." GINGER ROGERS ON DOLLEY MADISON: Ginger Rogers portrayed Dolley Madison, wife of the fourth President of the United States, In the 1948 movie "Magnificent Doll.'' Ginger says her American heritage and our country's founding principles are the greatest gifts that could haY9 been bestowed upon her. "When- ever I aee the Star. and Stripes," ah• says, "I salute It; and I never faU to feel pride at hearing 'The Star- Spangled Banner' and knowing It's my anthem." l o this day and age o. f mass coanmun.ication, we are still learning what Dolley Madison already knew in 1810. She communicated marvelously, ~ithout the help of press, radio or 1V. She introduced the art of bringina people together~ Washington. Her tabJe wu the forerunner of the United Nations, because those sitting at it were meeting under., a blanket that The01 .................. .,..., lllldleon would "'be I 1 IM and delghtad ............. ......... .... _ .......... :· was as educational and social as it was-political. She was a superb hostess then, and would be an even greater one now. Invitations to her parties, groups and gatherings-which became a tradition and from which our own cocktail parties probably evolved-were highly sought after. "Her functions were carefully planned. We'd de- scribe them as 'cocktail parties,' but they were anything but that. A cocktail party is for a group of people indulging in smaJJ talk and trivia. Her conversation was anything but inconsequential. She would not have bad the privilege of marrying James Madison, one of the most important men of bis time, bad she been an empty-headed creature with ootbing to say. James Madison was an enormous human being, small in phy- sique but towering over everyone in mental stature. "The sad thing is that Dolley's great talent for communicating was not fully appreciated. Although everyone relished it, they didn't realize the far-reach- ing importance of what she was instituting. Another magnifiQent contribution she made to the Capital and the country was beautification. She was an inno- vator, with an in-born and in-bred sense for creating beayty a~ nurturing it." Ginger Rogers boned up on Dolley by reading and by studying paintings of her in Washington. She found her to be a fascinating peraon, with whom she shares a love of ice cream (Dolley popularized it by al- Continwd FAMILY WEEKl Y, June 21, 1971 • I J .......... =· ......... lk lllllr: ..... 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"But we're a gRat nation be- came every citizen is different from everyone die. We're not lib abecp. we·~ individuala all wanting to do our own thing. The patat boon ia that all our ctiffermt nas aDd reli- pom, coJon and aeeda blend togethu, and the rault is a magniftcmt garden. .. RAYMOND MASSEY ON ~LINCOLN: Ironically, Raymond Mmey, the man who "became" Abraham Uncoln In the m.norable "Abe Uncoln In llftnola" on stage and screen, uya he didn't r•lly re- 8Mrch the character he played, "It doeen1 matter what my role It, I alwllYt put the aame amount ol ~ Md entholiam Into JL I cldn't do any special hom .. wotlt. Robert E. Shelwood (au- thor °' the work] did all that. and did It beeuttfully. There wu no • • FAMtl y WEE«. Y,.,.. a . 1m way I CIOUld llllproN or enlarge upon ........... M.-ey. wbo ha starred ia O'fCI' 60 moCion pies tores, appeared in ClOUlldas an.dway and Loo- doo plays (of wbich he directed 3S), is IUlpliled by die way bis ( incoln portrayal hat endured: .. It was a pat part. The bat I ever played. rm dcl.,.,ed and gntdul ...., aa.me • llill ago. ciated with it. Why rm con- nected widt I iDc:ola 1DOR than anyone die, I dolit bow. rm an actor and don't idemify or giet involved with any puticu- la.r. character because I've played to inany. Lincoln was just ooc of them. rm just an 'interpnte:r.' I io&erpret oa. stage Of' screen and try to btio& char- .... bolh had "" ...... feet, mc1 ... bolhwry homelJ." -RaJmond Ma111y act.en ilive to the audience. 'Lincoln' was a aood play. I bad cnnfidence in it and the coofidc:nce WU jUltifted." (Back in 19S7, Mamer Wd in a praa report: .. Actually, f d have .tilled anyone with my bare bands wbo tried to get the part away from me. But not be- came of a miuiooary urge or because it suits mj politica. rm ao Repqblican it mates lily akin cract. It ia simply because the role itldf ia ao ovcrwbelming.'') "I haven't the fogiat notion of whdber I .iacoln would ap- prove of ua now. I th.int of him aa everyone else does, aa a his- torical character. I can't project myself into his mind. although I sometimes do UDde.rataDd a cbancter better after having played him. Nor can I speculate on what be had that our modem Prelideota don't.'' Wu there anytlling Mauey bad in common with our 16th President? "Ya," he quickly amwered. "We both bad very large feet, and were both very homely." Raymond Massey, born in Toronto, Canada. on August 30, 1896, became an American citizen in 1944. "Because tbis country baa been Tay good to me, and I wanted to have a say in it," be aaya limply. "I trea- sure my American ciiizemhip." CM#inued ' ' ... ' ' ' Put }Ollf cigarette against it Compare your cigarette to ours and you'll find that ours is More. The first 120 millimeter cigarette. More in every way except price. Long, lean and burnished brown, More has more style. It has more flavor. It has more. Over 50% more puffs than a 1 OOmm cigarette. Yet More doesn't cost more. 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Here'• how RobeltlOn ,.,......_ beta that day: "'I WU probably the fint visitor at the National MUICWD to loot at f/lfery pictuR there without seeing them. My eyes were focused on the walls. but my mind was full of what lay ahead of me." At the White Home. praa secretary Pierre Salinger greeted the actor, then toot him into an empty room. Robertsoa aawMd it WU the ftnt of a teria of rooms in which he'd meet. a aeries ot people. before bcina otlicially praenled to JFK. But be WU wrona. No aoooer bad be ut down. than the Praidmt made bia iDcoalpicuoul entraDce. JFK did iDdeect introduce Clift' to an impreuive lfOUP· Whm the fomwlitia were over, Ci« made motions to lea•e. ..But m,tead ol ldtiQa me'°' Kamedy aaid, 'Now lct'a talk.' We went into his prlvate oftk:e, aod the two of U1 ut dowD--him in hia roctiq chair, uma folded. I was pcn:bed three iocha from the edge of the tof a. (You doo.'t ait bact aod relax in the praeoce of the President of the Upited Stat.ea. At leaat I don'L)" The two apote on a penooal buia. They found they both shared a · love of the aea aod covered everythina from movies to the weather anL tbei.i favorite foods. "'We apote about our daugbten.," llobutson reca11a. "My Stephanie wu four, a year youqcr than Caroline, aod we discovered both airla adored bona. JFK wonbiped bia cbildraL GREAT AMERICANS CONTINUED OH PAGE 10 .. ·--------·---~ Smart Coo~ng Thia week. Food EdlDr....,.. ...... preperea a hungty man'• d•nner from the 18th century. "Food beck then," uys Marilyn, .. had a CMlm and almplictty or lta own. Try lton your family. The klde'll low •pioneer food' I .. on your nut purchMe of -------ewr-c-... ... _.,...... _ ,......._ • -...oca:-._ ...... __ ... __ ................. ...... ........................... _,.. .. $. .. -.......... ----.. ........... ~ ........... -..o •• ,.,,,..,.._ ----................. _..... ............ ..... 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A trw c:onvet ... tlon-p6ec:ef MAD110H HOUR GlfTS .,.. ...... N.W. ,.-. •·• ....... Ra. Dl59 ~ HllH!IW Great m11AL 1Qil~D8 .. Mter 40 minutes, I was the ooe to terminate the talk. I f dt rd taken enough d hia precious time. Then, u another eumpJe of his warmth and com~ioo, he did something be knew I wanted most of all. He asked. 'Would you mind if we had our picture taken together?' Would I mind! The photographer was summoned, and I restrained myself from gazing into the lem (u I do for movie ahota) and con- centrated on JFK. I ipored his sugc. tion. 'If you loot at me, you won't show your face.' " 1be three conditions under which JFK permitted .. PT 109" to be filmed were: historical accuracy; all proceeds from the movie to go to aurvivon of the boat or their kin; be could cbooee his movie counterpart. When JFK picked Robertson. the actor's delight was somewhat tempered by hia realiza. tion that the screenplay didn't really delve into the character o( the man. "It just centered on an incident in World. "None of JFK'a aucceaon Md hl8 ability or his wlL We've Md humorl111 cloda " -Clltf Robemon Warn: mating it nnodaei war movie. We bad the cbaoce to pll1mb deeply into the penooalil'.y of the man. It WU the only time a· movie was made of a living Praiden~ and it miabt neYer happen apin. I was booored by his cbooUD1 ~I WU DOt en.rapCured by the role. "I immedialdy atarted reading what- ever I could put my baoda oo about JFK. I apote to thote who knew him. I learned be did not want me to do an 'imitation' of him or affect a :ea.ton accenL (He told me later, •Any niaht- dub 60mic can impenooate me, but that's a surface im~oo. I wu more concerned about your gettina into the inside of the role.')" Robertson wu overwhelmed and fucinat.ed by JFK. " He wu atimula~ ing, with a quick curiosity and a p .... sionate intetat in everything. Had be not been a politician, I tbint he could have been a great writer. He wu a raconteur and an astonishing listener. None of his three successon bid hia ability or his wit. We've had bwnorleu clods." After that April, 1963, meeting, 1PK and C1iff Robertaon correspooded and becatQe good friends. They planned to meet again oo the West Coat. They never did. Their memng WU Id for December; 1963.. 1 .. • fAMllY WEEKlY, ,,_.a, 1175. JAMES WHmlORE ON HARRY TRUMAN AND WILL ROGERS: Jnmen W!'ltmor•, who hu played Wiii Rog.,. and t1 currently portraying Prent- dent Truman tn "Give 'Em Hell, H8nyl", · waa ubd how both thene gr•t men would react were they around today. Here's what he Mid: .. since our present-day problems are not that much different from thOle of bis generation, I think Will llogen would fed we meddled too much. He said the thing we do wont in this country is mind other f olb' busincsa. Truman never got involved with that, but be believed in aelf-deter- mination, that people should be.allowed to decide for themselves. He f ormu- lated the Truman Doctrine., designed to allow countria to have freedom of choice. They both had a hatred of dja,. honesty and a great regard for honesty, which they felt WU the only aalvatioo of the human race." Whitmore met Marpret Truman Daniel and allo Will Roten. Jr., before he did bis portrayals, as a test of accu- rw::y and authenticity. ''Only after I bad the ICripb completely memorized did I turn to mimickina the actions and intonations. Tbc manormna toot a month of IOlid wort ... Here are some of Whitmore'• favor- ite quota from Harry Truman: • "'The good Lord may have made the world in six days-but that mwt have been before laboruniom." • On why he wrote a vituperative letter to a music critic who criticized Mar- garet's singing: "I was a father before I bad this temporary job, and Ml be one after I leave it." • Oo education: .. It's what you learn . after you know it all that counts." • On economists: "If you laid all the ecooomists end to eid, they would point in all d.irediom ... And here arc some Whitmore fav~ rites from Will Rogen: • 1bere's no way in this world you can make a political party rapec:tablc unless you keep it out of office." • ~When Harding was elec:ted. I wart in to see him and said, Td Jite to ten you the latest political jokes. Mr. Prai- deot.' He aaid, •you don't have to. W"all -I appointed them.' " Tbc pleasure and .telt4Miefaction derived from both rola have left their COllllJtuud ..... Liit a ... 'W'.U ..... filllrlilt • ... ·rtl',U ...... 5-lilt • ... "W'. \3 ...... AlslBlllli17 Mg. Y. t1 ... nimline •1* .... ll¥FTC ....._ • I accept the L&M Challenge I Enclosed Is on empty pock of my ·- regular brand. Send me a full pock of the new L&M's checked below. 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It WU my choice, and I could follow it througb...Every American owa aomo- thins for bis cirinmhip." A LETTER ~Oii JOHN WAYNE . .... Few ICton have made more movia dealin• with America'• lqeoda and history than ·John Wayne. FAMU.Y WBEnv uted Wayne to ,;ve ua b.ia thouabll u our country moves into thla historical en. Here ia what he wrote' ... : Dear Family Weekly: My Davy Crockett said it pretty well like thi.a: "Republic. I lib the IOUod of the word. It means people can live free, talk free. Go or come, buy or adl. be drunk or sober, however they cboole. "Some words pve you a feelioa. Jte. public is oae of thole worda that mate me tight in the throat. Tbc same tiaht- • oeu a man aeu wbea bil baby tabs his Int .aep. or hil 8nt boy lbavea and ~ his ftnt aouod lite a.man. Some words can pve you a feeling that makes your heart wann. R9Ublic it one ol thole worda." • <-:-.--• -1. ,.. John Wayne liAlm a,,_,,,_ Some dleHH• Hem to flourish more commonly on .. Marcus Welby" and '"Medic8J Center" than In real lff_e. They .. the 'SO-Called.....,... cl111111 di1euea named after a pel'9on (usually the doctor wh0cdl1- covered the disease or else a famous victim). Here ii a guide to some of the more unuaual eponymlc dis- ...... Munct11u11n'1 Syndrw malingering to get medical attention, even operations: people who are expert In mlmlcklog conditions will repeatedly seek such attention. Huntington'• chorN-a chronic nerve condition with unintentional, compulsive jerking movements; also known as Salnt Vitus's dance. Lou Gehrig'• dlM111 amyotrophic lateral sclerosla; muscular wasting and atrophy; a fatal disease. AddlMn'• dll1111 also called President Kennedy's disease; Inade- quate function of the adrenal gt.ands, now treated by cortisone-like drugs. M6n1We'a cl11111 dlzzlnesa, ring- ing of the ears, unsteadiness due to disease of the Inner ear. Q ... de Towwlta'• die••• a menjal con- dition in which the patient continues to repeat the words told him and exploelvety uaea foul language. ~· dleHll circulatory Inhibition of fingers and toes and occasionally of ears and nose. Pott'• cl11111 tuberculosla of the spine, with stiffening and pain on move- ment and eventually paralysis. Peget'a dlM•11 a deforming bone disease. KOl'Nkoft'• dls1111 a psychos.la due to alcoholism. SjagNn'• 8yndrcMM a relatively new!y described disease In which women cannot shed tears due to drying up of tear ducts. Salivary glands and other functions are also affected.-S, Erwin DI Cpn, Ph.D. Youjmtcan't be in Palndive Soap\ 3-way give-away! Go to lUJr.upennarket for aD the detailsi (1) Big savinp Oil Nmolive Soap (2) Cab~ up to $1.25 (3) Uae the entry blank below to get in on the swceptakes. You could be one ol the 2p:!J lucky people to win $50 ingrocery·money! i. ' r ___ ; , .. ''Feminine · lfdijn_g WdsMaking ·My Life MiSerable!' ¥1 .. COIUMAlt, 'lllOl'rkd ..,,.,, ,,,., ileltl1t1 l'ft'l*-.1 trkd., ""'"' '"""··""" llOllti• nolt, /telpd. fembri111e itclti11g W&f nuJki-. ntJ life lfWnw/lk. Then I 1111•• ""tl4 111 lite new1- JH1per /or Yo,;lil, o new •'OJ to help nop /eminlM itching. I tried ii oNI. ii rrolly worked." Mn. S. T.; lfklrmoM. Yirrinill • If you suffer from exter- nal vagina> itcbioa. there is now a creme medication spe- cifically formulated to bnng fast. tem~ relief. Called Va,isil. T it's available withoul a pracription. Doctor-tated Vagisil is a IOft. eatJ-«Hpply medication that bdp& saop atemal vaginal itchinJ. almost instantly. Yet Vagisil ia gentle coougb for tender, irritated membranes. Vagisil lcaw:s a coding. pro- tective. lubricating film to help check bacteria, soothe initatcd membranes, and so speed nat- ural beaJing. Get Vagisil at all drug ooonten. Delicately scented. Oreueless. For trial tube, send 25¢ to Vagiail. Box 328 B It, White Plains, Yagi.SI.I New York 10604 PleaM allow up to four WMks for deliwly on lt9rns ordet eel from -companies that edvertiM In Family Weekly. Sometimes unlnt.ntional deleys occur. Jf they do, JU9t write: Lynn HMdt.y, Family W-"!y. 641 Lexln1ton Ave .• New York, NY 10022. Md ... lot poet. • IWtdtftto. Cellt. '"· ......... -~. Wtfle ,_,,,..C.C ..... _. Ulll .. .nmw .... ,._.._ ........ CA_. m PROBLEMS? ...... PHt. ••SJ' te .... ffll fltrA Wodt• ~ t:t.e, • 14- tw JOlf" _,..._SI Pt 'U At.U ... cc 1 a. VIP llA88 1RANllT To._... .... D? I 1? A bus tDr lla1111 may soon replace the traditiooal cbauifeur- driveu. limousine u a means of transport- ing executives. Brit- ish Leyland Moton bas designed a Busi- ness Commuter Bus that offers an execu- tive all the amenities found in a limousine. 'The bus seats 20 passengers, two tecre- indte ..... Wies and. of coune, the .. chadeur." Eight mini-<>Jlice units are equipPed with telephone. didaphme and intercom link to a e:ntuy. For tho. ""• wm who prefer not to get right down to business, two cob tele rilion lets end • loungie-ber ~ provided. This aJIDIDuts special won•t slow down executive actioo and it may jost be the bed way for businessmen to help out the energy~ Great ......... .., ...... ":"When HoUywood .... rJinding oat hmMHKing ,... in rears gone by, • thoroughbteds were strong u iron. met aD om:npetiton heed on. never miaed a nee and p-evalled over all adveraries. Seven of the nine Triple Q-own· winnen would have Bunked these roles. They b8d their problems. Sir Butoo'a feet oomtandy hart, caming him to be irucible Owiba wtDt ...... within • ~ .... .rta he c:aptwal tbe crown. War Admiral sheared o« a piece of bis~ foot in the Belmont Stabs and wa out of ~ from June to October. Wlairlaway hurt his leg at the end of .his third year of 111dng. which rushed bis retheu.eot the following spring. The greet Count Fleet struck hilmelf in the Wt fen ankle. which created ti splint and abruptly ended bis racing career. Assault injured a t>ol u a yearling. and waJbd u though he were about to £ail down. Citation bad tendon trouble, which kept him from racing dwing his entire. fourth year. Gallant Pox and Secretaciat (the other two) were retired ' • after' thefr third yean. which DO doubt saved them from some of the mileries of the trade.they might have encoubtend if they Md CODtiooed to r.ce." Fram ,_ Molt CJorious 0own; by Marvin Drager ( Scrib- ners, M.95). DA1E8: A1dllJ is Independeoce Day. ANNIVER8ARE8: George Washington assumed oomm.aod of the C.OOtineotal Army in Cambridge, Mass .• 200 years ago ........ BIR1HDAY8 (all Cancer): .._..,·-Har- moo Xi.Dcbrew 89; Stokely Carmichael 84. illond9r Lena Home 58;. Buddy Rich 58. TueadaJ-LesUe Caron 44; Olivia de Havilland 59. WednnU,-Dan Rowan SS; Luci Jobmoo Nugent a Atdllf Mjtch Miller 6'; Gm Lollobrigida 46; George Murphy 78; Ano Landen 'SI; Abi- gail Van Buren 'SI; Neil Simoo 48 • ....,_ daJ-Milbum Stone 71; Henry Cabot Lodge. Jr .. 7S; Julie Nmm Emmbower 28. Quips & Quotes l A RAKISH LOOK I stepped upoa a rake oae day, The handle hit my eye. It was a stupid thin' to do, Doa•t ask me bow OI' why. But since I got a .outy bnaiae, rm asked by .n and sundry. ne, thialt f ve bad a &ght and loft, Or anyhow they're wundry. Expleioing'a INMI eooa&h, I swNr, rve....ed and grown d)'spepdcal. But even wane ii bowing all Who bear me atill are abpdcaL 14 • FMULYWIE(LY,Jufte21, 197S Money doea make all the dlfnmce. lf you ~ two fob-and ymln rich, you have dlcenf{ted ~. If you 1'ooe two fob• and yoclre poor, yoclre moodghting. -Rudy Joe Mano THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kida ... 1i_fe.diH•rentty. Send contrlbu- Uona to ''Child," Femity Weetcty, 841 Lexington Av.., N.Y., N.Y. 10022. S10 If UMd-none returMd. One night I was baby-sitting a four-year-old girl and she was playing ..commercials.• Jn her band was a cylinder-shaped building block for a micropbooe. Very businesslike she asbd me, ·now·s your love life?"' FoDowing along with her game, I re- sponded with. "What's a love life?"' With complete innocence, she looked up at me and said. I think it's your teeth i--Swan Dqfto Dlmlch, Idaho um.EEMILY .............. ,...... .... talk .. ................... In d'8t MO lhoe 11or11 Remember? You Wint cray CMr the look, but YoU didn't go onzy whh your money. Now Hlblnd, the Mllll Order PI0"'9 from Patlnon, N.J., .._.~ • men IWlble. wsy tD join the fun withoUt-~ing the priCI I I . . GET THE SAMB SOFT ANTIQUED L(X)K - GET THE SAMJ3 HIGH GLOSS SHINE 11 And the ume fine type of detailing tlll;lhout! The interelti .. bacldea. The ~!'7 ~heel that llllk• ):OU loOk a bit taller. The roomier toe, ....._ w...t;ip, exact liae and width. Even the new luxury~ !BLACK Oxford BAOWNOxfM BLACK Loet.r 8&.UE L-., :GREEN Lo.fer lstreet ............................... : • ,, r· · F""qdv LMM lcity ....... • ......... " .... • •• State ..... J J I I ITE Loefw --~--~~~w~•~~~~M~~a\tlllmJ~ ' '- .NAN£¥ . r NO ~ITE' FL..Yf NG·. SUNDAY, JUNI 29, 1971 NO I ' SWIMMING IN LAKE b ' By Ern·ie Bushmif fer N0 TREE CLIMBING NO COGS ALLOWED t • ~oee~T, FO~ 1'~e L.A~r r1ME , WU .. L-YOLA CLEAN LAP iHAT Ot?6R'ACEFV1L DE?K OF VOLA~~ ?J ---- • ·- 11-tERE WA51l1 1E:> OC>CUffiENTAR~ Ot-J T\J lA5T N\GHT I <V\.ARCIA I AND IT w·As KIND OF . 5TARTlvlN6 I . . IN THAI CA?e, r WANT YOLA TO GO SEe THE P~rNCIPAL ASOLAI . IT ! Ml~~-PEACH TOLD ME TO . ~ee YOLA ,A80UT CLEANING UP.MY "~"-',_, . IT 5Al Oi~E:RE. ARE -~ ........ A~DcHAT EAC~ DACwl THE.RE'S l'i\"b~~ NA~b 1HA~ • A GREATER 1'<15K OF A EVE.R .. W\iH"'MUClEAR NUCLEAR WAR 114AT CDULD WEAPO~S ··· A~NIHlk.ATE EVERC._r L\\JIN6 1HIN& Ot-.l EARTH! MU''l- A GRE,AT MODSL ! 'TRAINS> YSH r 11D LOVE: BRIDGE5,TUNNELS, STATIONS) lo HAYE cV~N LITTL.E BANKRUPTCY IHAT, KAYo. 1.1\ PETITIONS ! Wow! . .,. -----~-~-- You, KITTY?? HAW ! . you STICK TO YOUR: l>OLLS ,AND LEAVE MODEL TR,AtNS TO '3UYS! , -TJ.ferle~ NO /ClA~H I VOtA UNDEIC~ ANO .... VOi.A CAN 00 IT ANVTIMC . T"'4f~ AFTE'2:NOON ,,, l,j • <.JOU SEEM UJORRIED ABOUT ~ME.~IN& I JAN I 1.Ae 5E DC w 1wH TH WP HE Lii' NE -- PARKER 1 ~eev AtiO_LARE GOJH.G IO 5EE DONNA PERFORM! WHY DON'T ~u coMe WITH us, WILLSON? 1 I -..... · .. : . . . ...,,-.: •A • .... ' .. . .. . , " h • .. . . . '. !. ' " . '. ' : . ::::.z ··-... ; -'.. -- ··-~ - -----= --------------e . , .... "" ... . ' ~ . . . . . -- --------=· ------:-. . ; . ! :·· .... " • "'• •c • • -: •-=====---· --·. f •• -:-" -:-;_ -.... -......,._. ··-.. -·-· -- ·A, . • ·6 ... 29 191$, TkeR.eoisttr o11cl Tn~11eSy114'lcote ' "r'O"J).;.t:SL:e::~:E:::E:::OS by Tom K. Ryan UH, Hf:L.PIN8 fHE: NE:.EPV? '*><><>L l"HAI MOU5 £ OR6 AN 15 DRIVING ME NUTS ! , ®' A WH~RES YODR HORSE, ~ v 1..IMPIP L-IZARP? V_ ·. DO VA HAVE To PLAY THAT DARN 1HING EV£RY DAY ? DONT YA HAVE ANY REGARD fOR ANYBODY ELSE AROUND HERE ? .. . '1--2f 1HE G-LJY WHUIPUI A GiJN 10 MY H~P AN'SBP: . \\ I N~E:17 YER HORSE;.'' . ... OID YA I.VCR None~ r~AT Tf.4fWA S WClfU'S CAST A ~"4AOOW ;' • \ CA'N YOU TRUST OUR EYES? There ate at Jqst six differ· encea In drawln1 ckltails behnen top and boUom· pan.ls. How q1alckly can you find them? Check answers wllh thOlf below. po1ll14~14.> 8f <>Uff'l"~N ·9 • 'J<ll(Ylilt s1 IUl'll\I 'I; ··1u • .., .. JJll' • IJ •1•.>s ·~ ·~")"'"' •t Jl~l I ;c 'llUl••IW ,, pnc•i;, 't ·•u1•~1w fj •11~"1"'0 'I :ta~U•J"HIO BOOMER· Leave voor qrand<;<>n with me1· BlooP. I u~tobe · ~good with kld6. ! 51VM6Le-D ON 1Hl5 ISLAND £1G~i YeAizt:; AGO .N060VY J(N0~5 · A6our rr svr Me! • ---IULLITIN IOAID-. --eur A WALL! S&lnd apinat a wall; tllWM anm outwud. H8w IOllllOM meaaure which II .,_WI, your Offflll wlnppen or your belpt. •~t1nl·Tesl1 ExacUy nve corueculive numbers add • up lo 100. What are lhty? ~ ·o·"1·•0U•"'1 1(1nouo uH1-.1ia e Roman Knows: How do you pronounce VOLXXIX? Volume _ . Fiii blank. ' ·eu1u..c1u••t euin10A DROP 1 number or coins'into a e Teen Talk: ''How much is oQ and oQ?" Sally hat and ask a friend to cmflty the asked. "_ Q," Ruth replied. "You·~ wtlcome," hat and count the coins. Ask the said Sally. 1-i11 blank. person who counts to ttmemher ir the sum is odd or ~----.. ........... ~-----------. · even and to return the ~·· coins to the hat. Now. ~ announce thal you will , add a numher of coins • to the hal and the new total will be the op- posite of 1he first, either odd or even. 5 Proceed' to add sever· • ~ alcolns. .i ~ Alakazam! If the total \ 6 · 1 was odd ii will now'be -......:.- even and vice ve~. 7. flow it's done: Sim· I· ~-:-~:::;;;::::/J~rJ"1~ ply make sure the num· --~~---------:--=----~---' ber added is always an EASY f:llDER! Our frlead above en)oya amooth ullln1, at least odd numher. 6-2.,9 for lbe rpoment. Slmply connect dots to complete scene. . ... .. .. c. f i j PROUD BEAUTY! AddeolOISneatly: 1-AN. 2-Blue. 3-Ytllow. 4-Mlcl.brown. rLl. bnntn. e-u. p-eto. 7-Dk. sreen. &-eny. . t-Ot.. browft. 10-LL ,.,te. 11-Dk. purple. Balance blank . SPruBINOER! 1COa11• po1a .. 1.-...n llM -------1et&era1a &he word below &o rorm ----+----two eoroplfte wdrd1: OllDJNATE . . . . . . -. .. .. THIN ecore 2 'point• each for all ----+---·-. I WorU Of fotaJ' leU.trt Of moft ------- found •moat the letten., ' -----+---- -Try to aeor. al leMt It pc)int.. ----.+-..---• ·•u1t 'Paoli :1&1•,.•u• a1cnnod I By Brown and Casson (.,6f Me 00 11-1e IAL-KI NG • ! ~P&"AJ< !He1rz LINGO . PO NOf Fe"Arl I NATIV£ P&~?ON ! G£eA1 WHrre ~00-TSALL PLAYErl. AND 8RrO~ COMB IN Pe"AC~ ! , w1iL 1w1~ seo5, AJJZ,CON011iol'J1N6, AND ... A 6ALca~Y, ON TH& AME:RICAN PLAN , Skeezixs nice disposition wa~ inherited from his foster f ether-me! --· All voo did was plat . wtth him and · he went fa~ a51~ep? &t GAllt3FAC10R'i, 91J2 ? ....... 111 ........ CorkV and Judy were re8l easygoing, too. Peek!! I ~bstituted a dean dishtowel for this-lt • was a wee bit damp! - . -. --- =DICK TRACY IM A PAROLE VIOLATOR SINCE I HOOKED UP WITM YOU. YOU'RE WANTED FOR ARSON KJLLING OF A LADY COP. \ DOCTOR SMOCK J ' .• I \ • I ' • • . lly Chester Gould . By Gus Arriol• ... .. ~ ·~ ~ By George Lemont . ' ....