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1975-07-13 - Orange Coast Pilot
SIJNDAY How They Care A Daily Pilot Series On Elderly Care In Orange County Nursing Homes-1!Tl5 . T~is is ~he ~ourth ina five-part series of Daily Pilct mveshgahve reports on the nursing home in· dustry. and care of the elderly in Orange County. Money: The Magic 1n-gredient? By GARY GRANVILLE Of 1t11 D.llly p(lot St•ff "Tende r Loving Greed " didn't make it to the top of the. best-seller list when it hit the bookstore shelves last year. That could be because book browsers got the m essage from the cover itself and found no need to go any further. In addition to the words of the catchy title, ''Tender Loving Greed 's " dust cover carried a picture of a vulture perched atop a wheelchair. An~ ·Pr!Dted on _the J~Cket was . the following brief synopsis: How the incredibly lucrative nursing home in- dustry is exploiting America's old people a nd defraud ing us all." "Foul!" cried defender s oI the nusing home in - dustry. · They insist owning and operating a home is anything but "incredibly lucr-ative." Defender s also scoff and agonize at the "exploiting America's old people" charge. Those defenders s ay nursing homes provide a vital service in a health care de- ,......,,.,. ........ "' ' livery system that relegates them to second ' class citize nship. ,,__r7 1 Second class citizenship? Nothing better illustrates that piont than the amount nursing homes are paid to care for Medi-Cal patients, a ccording to • OAANVILLE John Willia m s, president of the 1,300 nurs- mg . ~~me-member California Association of Health Facilities (CAHF). .M~di-Ca l patier,tts are per sons who a re unable, for vanous reasons, to pay for their own medi cal care. They may be blind or disabled. Certain ty pes of wcUare r ecipients also qualify. The majority of them, however , are the sick-elde rly -· aged persons whose earning power ended abruptly at that som ehow magic age of 65. De pending on the number of beds in a home, the state pays from $17 .46 to $18.42 a d ay for patient car e in a private nursing home. Th'at's not enough for a decent motel room, let alone a d ay's food, lodging, nursing care and re lat ed services skilled nurs ing facilities provide patients. s ays Willia ms. Society pays $20.30 per day to keep a prisoner in the Orange County Jail and $27.40 a day for ea ch inmate in San Quentin. On any g iven day, about 65 percent of the occupied nursi!lg home beds in California (and in Orange County) ~re filled by those $17.52-a-day (average) Medi-Cal pa- llents. Medi-Cal, the refore, is the financial base for most nursing homes in the state and county. ma king them in- directly he avily government subs idized and regulated. Williams and others blame Medi-Cal's reimbursement (See MONEY, P•ge B1) Ransom Paid, Radicals Free U.S. Colonel Ford to Seek End Winds Keep Beach Crowds At Minimum BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -A U.S. Army colonel, JPdnaped two weeks aco by Palestinian radicals, was ~eleased Saturday after the Lebanese government delivered free food and other sup- plies demanded in ransom. Col. Ernest R. Morgan's only statement before going into seclusion with U.S. officials was: .. Tell my mother I'm fine, glad to be free and alive. I was treated well." Moslem leaders who reported· ly arranced the release first brought Morgan, ,3, or Nerlburg, Va., to the residence ol Lebanon's Premier Rashid Xarainl. ·To Oil Price Curb ClllCAG-0 (AP> -Presidenl Ford announced Saturday he will propose a bill next week remov· ing price controls from domestic oil in a way that be said would not. r~ult in a sudden rise in gasoline pnces. Ford said his proposal to Congress will be "a responsible, well-timed decontrol of domestic oil . . . so that there will DOt be a precipitous rise, but at U:ie same time offer encourageQ'lenl for those that are see kine to increase and improve our do~c oil production.'' 1be PreJident told a news con- ference midway through hi~ three-day trip to Illinois and Micbl1an that gaaoline prices could rise substantially anyway unless domestic oil production is increased. And he said Congress must move quickly to avoid price hikes that might oc~ur if "we stay vulnerable to foreign oiJ." During the hall-hour session, Ford also said he hoped the SoV' iet Union would buy excess sup- plies of U.S. grain. And be said he has no personal knowledge of any CIA-related employes at the White House. He said be was not ref erring to persoanel assigned wilb his knowledge. 1be President also reiterated that he regards hls Midwest trip, the first s ince he declared bis (See FORD, Page AZ) W~~en Analyzes Nixon theory for what caused his fall. .He 1pote frankly ot the press, ()f Nixon's lleuunanLs and of other areas of the Watergate drama. subscribe to the Al Haig tbeorY that lbat story really belon11 t.o Richard Nixon0 and I'm hopelul lbat be wlll write it. Dreary skies and bris k wind held a~tendance down at Orange Coast beaches Saturday despite inland beat and smog. Lifeguards at beaches from San Cle mente to Huntington Beach r eported steady winds or 20 knots or better m06t of the day and high overcast. Al San Clemente city beach, only 4,000 people showed up and only about 4,000 more came to nearby county and state beaches. A Huntington Beach lifeguard spokesman said 30,000 came to the beach Saturday, which he said "is high for this kind of weather.'' A light crowd of 60,000 was re- ported at Newport Beach. Soviets Displ,eased MOSCOW (UPI) -The Com- munist party newspape~ Pravda warned Saturday that Defense Secretary J81Des Schlesinger played a "dangerous 1ame" in talking about nuclear war at a Ume of reduced interaatloaal temioos. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS .. Hayden, Fondti. ·' -. Visit County, _ .. ·: Woo Democrat; ByDOUGLASFRIT7SCHE Of tM O.lly Pl lot SUff Antiwar ac tivi st T o m Hayden's efforts to work his way into the political m ainstream brought him to Costa Mesa Satur- day for an evening with Orange County's Democr atic establish- ment. Woman's Body Found In Cowity The decomposed body of an un· identifie d, partially c la d woman was discovered Saturday evening near Irvine Park in 'the Santa Ana Mountain foothills. A county Sheriff's Department spokesman said the woman bad apparently been murdered, but the cause of de ath is still under investigation by the county cor- oner's office. The body w as discovered shortly before 5 p.m. by two motorcyclists. It was lying in a ditch about 15 feet off Santiago Canyon Road near the junction with Chapm a n Avenue, the sheriff's spokesm an said. "Al this point, we just don'l know much or anything about this one other than the fact she has been dead for some time," the spokes man added. A coroner 's spokesman said early today the body may have been in the ditch for less than a week and d ecompos ition was faster because or the heal. He said the public's help is needed in identifying the viclim, described as a Caucasian, in her early 20s, about 5-Coot-4 and 200 ~unds with red-brown hair and wearing a blu e a nd while checked terry cloth robe. The spokesman said there were no vis ible marks on the body indicating violent death, but it was appa rent she had been dumped in the a rea. He said tests a r e be in g conduct e d to de- termine if dr ugs were the cause of death. Hayden, who has tossed bis hat into the ring for a campaign against John Tunney in next year's U.S. Senate Democratic primary, and his wife, Jane Fon- da, were the guests of honor at a party hosted by Frank Barbaro, the Democratic entrant in last year's 36tb District State Senate race. The gathering drew about 500 county Democ r a ts to m eet Hayden and Fonda and listen to Hayden's political views. Time is the biggest" obstacle in facing off Tunney next year, said Hayden in an interview before the party. . "ln every other move ment I've been involved in," Hayden said, .. I was able to lake all the time I needed. With 11 months to go before the primary , that means I need lo t alk to two volers a minute.'' Hayden, who gained pro- minence as one of the Chicago 7 def4:11dants in a trial stemming fr oln rioting at rtbe 19!t8 HAYDEN FONDA Democratic convention, finds no irony in s eeking the party's U.S., Senate spot seven years later . He was cleared of all charges. The party has changed, saic1 Hayden. Many of the change~ were due to the events of the 1968 convention, he said. Hayden said he wants a cam · paign focused tightly on the is- sues, which fall nothing short of r estructuring gove rnme nt, economics and foreign policy. The bill of rights, said Hayden. s hould b e e xtended into economics and into government. Employment should be a right. Health care should be a right he said, offering a litany or 'ex- amples. The Declaration of Indepen- (See HAYDEN, Page A2) C!ose Fight Seen In Trampac Finish By ALMON WCKABEY D.lilr Pl .. t 8HllrMJ E4111w Twenty-knot tradewinds Satur- day gave promise of another close battle for line honors in the 2,225-mile Transpacific yacht race as the front n.umers con- verged in the final stages or the race. Distance statistics do not tell the whole story in a race such as the Transpac. For instance: 1be 62-foot s loop Ragtime r e- ported a pos ition 593 miles from Diamond Head after a day's run of 267 miles. But Ondine, with a considerably longer woterllne length and more sail area, logged a JOO.mile day on a course that halved the dist an ce between her and Ragtime over the p~vious day. Ondine was 652 miles from thefmisb. Windward Passa&Je wu still not being counted out of tbe race for first to finish despite a posi- tion rt!port that placed her m miles out. Both Ondlne and Passage are ketch-rigged with the ability to carry clouds of sail compared to Ragtime's sloop rig. Transpac officials at Ala Wai yacht harbor are anticipating_ that one or more of the Class A yachts wUl finish Monday. After that, the long battle for handicap honors -to determine tbe overall corrected time win· ner-will begin. AB of Saturday at 8 a.m. th1· handicap leader for the second straight day was the Class C Tartan-41 sloop. Regardlesi,, skippered b y Robert Cole. Hillsborough, Calif. In second place was Mamie, a Cal·43 sloop sailed by Milt Smith, Californ!a Yacht Club. Up to now the Class C bo4".s have been s howing the beitt performances on the corrected time scale wilh the first thr~ handicap leaders being in that class. Class D boals are holdinl <SeeTRANSPAC, Page AZ) - a, matAaoa. oaowALD WA81:11NGTON (UPI) -In the i.t ,.... of Ricbanl .M. Nixon's )11'9l•enet be • .,.at bis Um6 on bis Watersate dttenee, leavlni junior member• to carry on the buatDelS of 1cwernment. aceord-iDI to Deputy White House Press Secretary Gera14 L. Warren. The tall, spare, p1pe-smottng Warren is oee of the hiaheat- ranking Nllcoa·era otncials left in the White House, and pemaps the ~•l Uk ed. For a year, Ron Ziealer left it to Warren lo face most of the daily White Home news briefln11. 1 Q. Jn 1118 what b~bt you in· to aovemmepl? A. I b•d Just been named asal&- tant manaaln1 editor ol the San Dleao Union. I w11 very happy. 8ut I had been wltb the paper aflout 12 yean and you tend to wonder lf lbe view you are get· tine rrom San Diego ii really thal broad or , indeed, broad eno-11b ••.. O~ 'fH•: l~SIDE Warren dl1eloM4 existence of the 1ovemmen~by·asaistant, ln· spired by Gen. Alexan4er M. ·Hals, N•xon's chief Of 1tatr. in an ~ al the end of 1lx and a baU years of White Houae service. Warren sald be believed in Nix· on'• mnocence in the Wateraate ~erup unUl disclosure of the telltale June 23, Jt72, ~· But tt. doel not feel beira)'ed by the former Pretideat. warren dl1eounted tmmorallty « an blto1icaUon wW\ PoWW u U.. eauH of Nlion•a Watsaite actlona and provided his own His year as DanieJ in lbe Uon's den lefl Wanen rematk•bb' UD· scarred. Talkln1 in the spacious· ness of bls t9th-c•~ olftc• ID the Old Executive otflce Build· inl next door to the White House, be aave an intervlft from wbictrthele are exc.,U: Q. vou•ve thouabt about writ- lq book? • A,1-have, DJ_c-. bUt .•• J don't want w 1et mto tbi bmbMA ol NCOIMI cu...tnr • \ct o1 ~· Md a lot ol thlnp on Watercate. l I .· . 1 r,n lnto Ron Zle1ler ln lllalm. W• b8d known eacb other from past campalans ln Callf.-a.la, and when be wu &ooklllC for a deP\IU' about a ~or ao before the~ be'wu c..1-inl to a m~--e;I of OUl'I wt.o suu•t.d..., name. Q. Wbat were your aped• &Som ID cocnlDa' <IMWA&AEN, .... Al> •&. NO -Marv Myers bu beard 'em "11 . Myers ls • N .. port Beach resident wbo Uled to be a credJt tnanaeer. He lmoWI all of ·the HC\llCll that ln· ..,. dod1 rs come up wtth, ~IM'• fall• foe moat of them. Pai•A'I. PORNO MOVIES -lbe U.S . Sup~me Court bas hllldld down a decision sure to affect c .. far from the Buena Part Porno house the cue conC«1MCI. Daily PUot Staff Writer Tom Barley •ab'les tbe decl.llon ~b the opinion of county •utbarllies. PaieA4: BOAT lllOW -lt's ~ Ume .......... t:: boell wUh cb•act• .·lpOMI' lbe Artllu for t-• 1~ aaaual Claand• Boa' Plu'ilde. Dally Pilot Pb:!:Jraph• BlC!bard Dl'Ue<!ft tt. P ... M . • M Y-...... b al ~ .. ~ Ot-14 --CMllWI AJ 0-_.. .. ............ M-1 ........ ............... u '--'**' Ill ,...... a ........... .. ·. : ti~ UAIL Y PILOT Sund!y,Ju!y 13, 1m ,. Coast Watchi .. Top News Stories of the past week from Orange Coast Communities \ COSTA MBSA--Newport-Mesa sc h ool . tru stees came up with an unexpec ted end- : :of-th e -year bonus of $600 ,00 0 , moat of it sa v ed by s harp budget cuts. Officials said some of the mone y will be used for , ~salary incr~ases ... ' SADDLEBACK VALLEY--A hot brake shoe on a combine harvesting b d rley on tha flatland s abov~ Trabuco Canyon touc he d off a blaze Wednesday whi c h destroyed $20,000 worth of grain and blackened 1 90 acres ••. WEST ORA NGE COUNTY --Residents of south Huntington Beach will vote Nov. 4 on forming their own unified school distric t. The state board of education unanimously approved the elec t ion last week ... LAGU NA BE ACH --An attempt by the city to extend its s phere of influence over unincorporated South Laguna was rebuffe d by the county 's Local Agency Formation Commission . Th e city said it only wa nted some say on proposed developments but a group of resident s char ged the goal was annexation ... ! SAN CLEMENTE--Salary difficulties ~.be tw een t he city and police employes ~r emain ed unsol ved l ast week afte r the ' ~city refused to recog nize a Teamsters :'union r e presen tative as the employes ' ~a rg aining agent . ~ ~:-</" f oint Space Slwt :· Poised for Launch :· :x;APE CANAVERAL, Fla. aP> -The Russian rocket was o1J its pad, the American otronauls wound up their train· · • and the only major concern day for next week's U.S.· t apace chase was the kind eather that gives fits to BJorida's Chamber of Com· merce. -"Thomas P . StafCord, the l\merican commander for Tuesday's U .S .-Soviet space ~se landed a T38 jet in a rienstorm and declared: "I hope iCs not like this next Tuesday.'' :Stafford flew here from the Jbhnson Space Center, Houston, ~x., where earlier in the day he apd his two astronaut colleagues cpmpleted their training for the jttllt mission. :The other members or the c(.ew, Vance D. Brand and Ilonald K . Slayton, also piloted idiividual T38s from Texas. :!'I hope we have all this bad • :· .. Frortt Page A J FORD ... ~. 1~ candidacy last Tuesday, as nilbpolitical. Because be is t£tveling in his role as President rather than candidate. the gov- efJtment is paying his travel c~. :After the news conference and delivery of a commencement ad- d.(ess to graduates of Chicago ~le University, the President aad Mrs. Ford were bound for Ttaverse City, Mich., where he planned to participate in a golf tournament. :He was also to attend a youth concert at Interlocben, Mich., aDd spend the night al Mackinac Island before returning Sunday tothe White House. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT f'9 °'•""" f , t [;,. !¥ r •·A 'Mlt' • ._,,. ' """'" ",. •• '"" ,, • .,,. ,,,,. t °" .. '"""d t>¥ '""' ()r~ {Ott I Cut I f'Ut\ l ( l"t1(>01n't ...... 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'VbWfti,,I ,,,byt M'f9"'\J .. ~t"t¥• r ...... ,,\J .. ....,.,.,., __ ,,.,..,.._,.,."'.._.,. ~"."'" weather today," Stafford said, adding that the forecast for Tues- day is good. He was bareheaded and wore a flight suit as he talked with re- porters in a downpour aft.er land- ing at nearby Patrick Air Force Base. The two Soviet cosmonauts, Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov, have been in quaran- tine al their launch site several days. Their rocket and spaceship were movecr to lhe launch pad Saturday. Everything was going accord- ing to plan for the twin launches Tuesday: 8:20 a .m. EIYI' for the blast-off of the Russian Soyuz from Baikonur; 3:50 p.m. for lhe Apollo from Cape Canaveral. The two ships are to link up at 12 :15p.m . Thursday. f'romPageAJ HAYDEN •.. dence. he said, should be ex- tended into the area of foreign policy. recognizing lhe sov- ereignty of foreign governments. Recent exposes of CIA plots to as- sassin ate foreign leaders, he said, underscore the lack of con- cern for the rights of other na- tions. He also called for economic planning -giving the public a voice in decisions now made privately by corporations. Throughout his remarks Hayden s tressed humanitarianism in both domestic and foreign policy. The soundest form of national defense, he said, is a citizenry that supports its government. He compared present American de· fense to a heavy suit of armor protecting a decaying person. In a recent interview, Tunney said be did not believe Hayden to be a serious threat. Hayden responded. "Good. I'm glad he's not. paying any aUention. I've heard that he said he wu tlad I was in the race, because by com- parison h e looks like_..a../ moderate.·· Hayden described Tunney as a packaaed candidate, escbewin& that image for himself and con- tending voters will look beyond lbeveneer. Jane Fonda, be saJd, wUl play a strone role ln his campaign. Hayden refused to label Fonda as either an asset or a UablU,ty to his political effort. Anaheim Man Sentenced WICHITA, Kan. (AP) -An Anaheim man received maximum Mnten~ts Frida,y in Sedpic.k County Dtltrict Court after be •H convicted olsecoad- desree murder. Mark E. RJtchey, 3>, wu nn· tenced to couec.uUve terms ol lS years to Uf e oa t.be murder con~ vtctJon and three to 10 1ea.rs on a robber) con v-lctfon. lUtcbey wat found iulll)' ol the March 25 murder of Joey Taps~t, U , 1t 1 Wichita motel. WiDners To ~show At Fair P.riie and ribbon·winnlng cx- Nblta in adult and junior conteat categories judged over the weekend go on display Monday at the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa. ''Good Old Da)'ti" is theme of the fair. which opens daily al 10 a.m., running until 10 p.m., on fairgrounds al Fair Drive and Newport Boulevard. A Chicano flavor will be inject- ed to festivities Monday, which ts designated Mexican-American Day an<'-ff untington Beach Day. featuring the JCingsmen Cadets as the honored band. Floriculture judging in the F1ower and Garden Show will begin al 10 a.m., aloog with the First Annual Sculpture Invita- SEE FAIR PHOTOS Page02 t.Jonal Contest or Orange County. A change in e ntertainment pro· grams -including bands and choreography groups, such as Kani 's Polynesian Dancers and a gala review company, Relam· paco del Cielo, direct from Mex~ ico -will be featured on the day's calendar of events. Highlights of 1974 Orange County Fair activity for today in- clude: -1 p.m .• Joyce Burbank Dan· cers at the Family Fun Stage; Chuck Jones' Aladdin Show on the grounds, and an oil painting demonstration at the Fine Arts Pavilion.~ -1:30 p.m .. Italian cooking de· monstralion. at the Home Living Pavilion. -2 p.m .. Kickfire Blues Band, Family Fun Stage. p.m .. Kingsmen Cadets Band Concert. on the grounds. -5 p . m .. Bailey's Young World, Family Fun Stage. _., p.m .. Kani's Polynesian Dancers, Family Fun Stage. ~:30 p.m ., nightly parade; on the grounds. ~ to 10 p.m ., Monteiuma's Revenge in concert, Mountain Dew Stage. ~ p.m. Reiampaco del Cielo. Mexican review show, with 8 p.m . repeat performance. -7 p.m . Championship Rodeo at the Grandstand, fmal competi- tion of the lair. 8 p .m .. Bailey's Young World. Family Fun Stage. -: From Page Al TRANSPAC • fourth and fifth positions. None of the Class A boats has a chance of scoring on corrected time. In Class B Blue Streak is the only one in the first 10. Handicap standings as of 8 a.m. Saturday: OVERALL 1. Rt9erOlt\S; 2, Mamlt, Miil Smllh. Mlr1na del Rty; 3. Tlns~y LIQht, Htnry ~•ndln, S.n Fr•ncl~co; •. Con<tpllOf'I, L.trry 8r~Y. Los An9tlts. S, 01c Ontil, Yo!lllllndw Niwa. J apa11 CLASS /I. -1, Sunut Blvd. Marina del Rey; 1. MtY•kudOrt .... Hiroshi Olt•Hlti, J•pM>, 3, ~M>91. Heflr'f Ylhteler. Newport Beach; 4, W••· rtor. Bruce Hedrick. ~•ltlt ; S, H•wt.•~. O.ve C.uckler, .Wwport ~•<11. C.LASS 8 I, Blu. StrHk, G;)rf Myus, Ntwport Beach ; l . Paragon Oluck Jordan, Honolulu; l . Morpn'i Point, 8'11 Sulhv•n. LO~ AnQtlo. 4, Xanthippe. /I.Ian 51,,..,..tns, ~All~. ~. Pan«M. Roderk Puk. Or rno.. GallL ~ C. 1. Rt9ardltn; 2, Matnlt, l, TIMlty LIQl!t; 4. Whl5"er. Waller Braud>. Hunt•"910f\ &tech, S, O.kar. Wlllla m Goodlev, Marirw <let Rtf. CLASS 0 -1, Co11tepllon; 2. Ole CNta. l. Sllwr Fo•. Robert KtlltlMr, Lon9 8e.U.; 4, Vic¥~. 0..vld Jnber9. S.n Francisco. 5. Gttlturlan. Urry Fol~m. Hunt1n9ton e.acn . . . . .. -. . ·-. . ' . . ( Piiot Logbook J 7 'Hello' tO 'I Do': Where It Started 8yJOOLSON Of Ille O.tly ~ ... t SU" Alter reading the story by one of my female colleagues July 6 about bow hard it ii to meet a man ln Oranfe County, m1 curiousity cot the best bl me, and I embarked UJ>On a project l've always wanted to do. We in the P.eople section write many wedding atones eaob. month rrom impersonal forms tha.t are filled out and returned with the basic information about the bridal couple. • There la no place foe the really lotereatbir details, however, aucb as "How did you meet your fiance, when you don't live In tbe 1ame town, you went to diff ereat school• and you seem to have bad no prior Ues?" I ALWAYS WONDE&. but I know I'll never find out. So, here ia the crux of m1 ad- venture. I polled quite a few of the July brides, • to see where they bad met their &J>OUlet·to-be. ouoN I have selected eight to report on, because U1ey probably are representative of how moat people meet: · Margaret Ann Merandi, of Huntington Beach, met James Niewiarowski, of South Gate, at a 1973 Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Convention in Anaheim (similar religious interests). Marcia Lilly, Cbsta Mesa, met Steven Volker, who was sta- tioned at El Toro. through mutual friends (be sure your frlepds are'the gregarious type). Teri McCormick, Newport Beach, fell in love with her boss, John F . Lage, at Carl's Jr. It was her first job. (The right place of employment can be better than a wowie social life.) Cathy Lynn Stephens, Huntington Beach, met her husband, Lawrence Weinberger, at a school dance, to which she.had 1one with a girlfnend (she thinks be bad his eye on her before the d&Qce). MICHELLE HAFEN, of Huntington Beach, pulled the oldest trick of all: She married Jim Vasile, the .. boy next door" (who happened to live across the street instead of next door). Lizette Nugent, Newport Beach, met Duane Larson, of San Diego, at a New Year's Eve party. He was a friend of her pastor's son. They no doubt will have a happy Lutheran marriage. Last, but not least, ingenious Julia Woods, of Newport, mel Richard Kugel al Cannell and Chaffin, Newport Beach, where she works as a designer and be was doing public-relations. Miss Woods believes that her religious faith probably had a little something lo do with the meeting. She said there are many people in the world one-could be happy with, but that "God has SO· meone special picked oulfor each person." So. there you are, my rellow reporter. This is bow it's done. Keep the faith. Hearsts, Scott Confer on Patty LOS ANGELES (AP.) -Sports activist Jack Scott1 bas met secretly with the parents of fugitive news11~per heiress Patricia Hearst, the Los Angeles Times reported in today's edi- tions. The Times said Catherine Hearst confirmed she and her husband met with Scott and talked at length Friday night. The newspaper said Mrs. Hearst was given the impression that Scott informally offered· to ap- peal to her daughter to surrender ii Mrs. Hearst resigned from the University of California Board of Regents . In an early edition, lhe newspaper said it bad learned that Scott s aid he would make an appeal to Miss Hearst if her mother resigned as a resent of the university. But later the Times reported that Scott, contacted in the San Francisco area, said be bad met with the Hears ls but flatly denied he made any proposal to appeal for Miss Hearst 's surrender. "Under no circumstances would 1 make any pleas ol any nature to Patty at the request of the Hearsls," Scott told the Times. Mrs. Hearst, meanwhile, said she bad not decided if sbe would resign. "I'd do anything for Patty," The Times quoted Mts. Hearst as saying in a telephone interview. But she added she was unsure if Scott could get in touch with her daughter. "U Jack Scott can get. in touch with Patty, and get a message from us to her, naturally we'd like to get the m essage to Pally,'' Mrs. Hearst was quoted as say- ·ing. ' Scott and his wife, Micki, rent- ed a farmhouse in Pennsylvania last summer. The FBI bas said Miss Hearst and William and Emily Hard s used the farmhouse. Mrs. Hearst said Scott did not say be bad been in touch with Miss Hearst. But "in a way you gel that feeling," she added. Newport Vessel Rescued Quick ~ction by Oranae t:ty l>er P4tmt "'llf't M• may J,l:!e prevent~ a 48-foet htnc boat from sinking ln rou&h water in the entrance to Newport Harbor Saturday. 'lbe boata responded fo a dis· tre11 call from the Jobn Lansew, owner of the charter vessel "Ju,plter," which l• based at the Balboa PavlUon. A Harbor Patrol spokesman said Lanaew told them b1I pro- peller had been fouled by a piece ol rope and be loet all steering capabWty. ••ue told us the heavy chop in the channel w a.a w aahina over bis stern rail as be was dead in the water," the spokesman said. "He said be thought he'd go down within 20 minutes without as- sistance." The patrol boats towed the helpless vessel to its dock. Another fishing craft, "The Westerner," sank two months ago ln the same area, the spokesman noted. 90Refugee$ Will Migrate To S. America About 90 of the Vietnamese re- f u gees living in Cam p Pendleton's tent cities have been selected by a European com· miasion for migration to Latin America. And another 60 are sUU being screened by the International Commission on European Migra· lion to determine if they have the skills needed by South American governments. Giovanni Tortora. a field represe ntative of the com· Qllssion, bas been at the base just south of Orange County since Monday choosing refugees de- emed eligible for available jobs south of the border. Fire Claims lOAcres Near Niguel A fire believed started by a spark from a motorcycle raced through fields o{ grass and ripe barley near the federal sovern- ment 's "ziggurat" office build· ing in Laguna Niguel Saturday. A county Fire Department spokesman said tbe blue charred 10 acres .,..,..e it was contained at about6:15p.111. · Six fire units and 30 met from state and county fire staUons in Laguna Niguel, Mission Viejo and El Toro responded to the alarm, which was turned in at about 5 :30 p.m . "No s tructures were ever in danger and the fire never really got close to the 'Whit e Elephant,' '' the spokesman said, referring to the huge office building that was once owned by Rockwell International. Damage to the two acres of grain that were destroyed was listed at $200. Mesans Run in the Sun for Fun By ALAN DIRKJN Of tM °"''' ......... Some of the youngsters look like they're only 7, though maybe they are all of 9. Tbey run with their mothers, Cathers. brothers, and other cross coun- try runners. Some of the other runners are in their 60s. Most of the runners are high school and junior high school runners athletes. but many are former school stars who have run on lo greater strength or are now put their prime . Whatever the age, newcomers and veterans allke appear to thrive at the l'lummer all-comer track and field meet sponsored by the city of Costa Mesa at Costa Mesa High School, Thurs· day eveninas from June 21 to July 31. All told, about 4.50 peqple participate ln the event.I, wblcb belin with a clinic foe tbaH in the sixth grade and below and rutlsb with the three-mile cross C0W1try run at 7:3$ p.m. The crota country 1eems to capt.ure l.be spirit ol tM meet. Many who bave competed in .,. and 10 aroupe In earlier .,.enu 1crambte tosetbu ln the cro11 country, Jostlla1 at the 1tart at tea.at with tboM who apecfallze in the longer dis· tance. Tbunday nlfbt wu UM l.blrd meet ln the slx·•eek ...,tes. It '1 not cle.ar bow many sta.rUJd, but • wore omclall)' counted u ftnllher1 by Joe F'laber, Cast• Mna Hl1h Scbool track c:oach, and bl• wile, Undra. who run the mttt. Dltlty ......... et ........ ntev MAY NOT• TMal STA"I IUT MEIA RUNNIRI GIW THAT OLD COLLEGE TRY IY9'1Ndf G-. llllo IM. Act,"°"' Ta.._. to lenlor Citizen• In Cir Meeta They 1tarted o-ut ln a buncb, in which one or two over~qer youngalera predictably aot tripped and trampled deapite wam.ln.p lo 10 lo the blck, but soon were 1pread out aJoas Ari· ln1ton Road , Davh In· lermed,iate School and TeWlnkJe Park. The fil"ll to fin&.h came home ln 15:07 mfnulea; l.be tut to flnl1b narrowly beet ao minutes. But no one finlthed wit.bout bclna told bls poe.lUoo and time. ' I I "I think that's why ll'1 so popular," Mu. Fiaber aaid. "We make 1ure everyoae 1eu hie Ume." Compethon and coacbH seem to a1ree t.h1\ otber re· UODI for lbe popularil,y ol the event la Lbat t.be course la welJ. marked v1rtld -track, rrus. dirt l;d pavemt t -and dlf • t'lcwt. It involva (~ ovet the dlrl bill la 'TeW1nkl• f»ark twtce. It'• not a 1t.eep oe a IOl\t hlU, but. ft'• enough to bNak a runner's rhythm. "We have about 100 ~· who come Just for lhil ev•" Mn. Fisher said. "Last year one man drov~ down rtom S.. Lul1 Obispo every Tbunda1 Just to compete. . "1'hl1 )'ear a man and Wife areru.nnm•lnltLo(et.ber.n.ay have let 1 Ume lbey want. to achieve. and every week th.r are aetlm1 ne~rer lt. 'l'bey'I make iL" ) ) I t ' 1: t ) ') t i t. c: r l c 8 l ] t • ~ I ' • 1 ' 1 , J !und!y.July 13, 1975 DAIL V PtL.OT d · 56 Brave W aves_.Dt Pier-to-pier Race A total of 56 swimmers braved th~ choppy waves and strong ~d to attempt the first Balboa· P ier-to-Newport-Pier ocean swim Saturday. All but one con- testant rinished and he had to be i:escued by Newport Beach lifeguards. ~eguard Lt. Logan Lockabey said the overall winner of the event, which was a bicentennial celebration, was Doo Grant of Long Beach, who swam the two miles in 36 minutes, lSseconds. Grant placed first in the senior men's division. All but six of the men in the field were beaten by young April Herron of Coronado, who won the junior women's event (ages 12-lS) with a time of .0 minutes, 38 seconds. It was seventh best overall. Other winners included: -Bill Taylor, no city listed, junior men <12·15) winner with a time of 40 minutes, 12 seconds. -Tom Landis, Huntington Fr••PageAl ~ ~ o.tl'f PllM ........ •r 1ucun1 cw.- Beach, masters men (25-39) win· ner with a time of 39 minutes, 54 seconds. -Buddy Belshe, Newport Beach, masters men (40 and above) winner with a time of 42 minutes~ 24 1econds. -Shirley Hill, Coronado. senior women winnec with a time of 40 minutes, 42 seconds. -Debbie Doesburg, Newport Beach, masters women winner with a time of 57 minutes, S4 seconds. WARREN HAS NO REGRETS • • • A. Well, I really didn't know. Most or the people l had talked to told me that I could just forget about my personal life and fami· ly life and sort of be married to the White House for a period of years, however long it lasted. That turned out to be true. Q. Was there a feeling within the Nixon White House that the press was an enemy, something to be rended off? A. I think that's a little harsh. I do think, however, because so many people working for Mr. Nixon had convinced themselves or his innocence, they felt it was sun -to quote the line ~the day -the steady' drumbeft ot re-- ports, of speculati~ ot innuen· do, IOUl'ced material, ... Q. Did you know Nixon before you caine to the White House? A. No, I dido 't know him S()C\ial· ly or anything ll)e tJ:lat. Q . Did you get to know hlm in the White House? A. I really didn't. Q. Was be a loner? /\.I think· be is. We never had a cbance just to sit down and talk abdllt Philosophy or approach to psnment .... Q. Wu Nixon well'served by bll top adv lien Inf onning him ol tbe p9llc'a attitude? What were bl8 oenuea to knowing public l.W.1. public opinion? A. C-tJalnt there wei-e peop .. on Illa It.aft who tried to Rl"\le blm we!Hn that area. • f Q. Could you name some? A. I would, r would be happy to. Ron Ziegler, for example. You know be was cast in the role or tbe messenger many times ol bad news and he did that. He felt )di responsibility and be did.that. I can say the same f<i Dr. Henry A, Kissinger, who throughout the Vietnam years had a lot of contact with students and his former colleagues from the Ivy League. I think especially during the firlt° term many people served that purpose. Ehrlichman, Haldeman, all the top staff. There was no desire to shield President Nixon from reality. Q. As a trained newsman, did you in the White House have a aense of unreality about the Watergate duma unfoldlnc around you? A. Of course. It goes back to that desire to believe one thing - a desire to believe Mr. Njxol\ totally innocent and I had that. I also !)ad a desire to see that the structure was not damaged. If tbe inhabitants 1-ad to be damaged, 'Why so be it. but J didn't want the structure damaged and I think a lot ol ~ pie in the White Houae had that same feeling. Q. General Uaig? A. Genel'al Halg certalnly. We bad 8 lfOVp Of sort ol junior or. fiaen in the White HcNse that eot tocetller and met after the Senior Staff met in tbe monllal. and I wu in there becauae at the time I __ .....,D_tlily~P~Mot~Del:-=,-.--,-~.~.. •• brieflnf tbep .... clmly ..... \ 1, G ... ~ We went tbroucb. line by ii· MC>ncWr'rlday If you do not ~ IUe, tbe lhinll that .-..id be COO- )'OI" PIPS by & 30 P rn.. ~ before certUna Coo1re1• add the mem· 7 ,, "" and yOUr c:ot>Y .-!It be cs. ben ol tile PHN lD w Ml:ainlton .... -tbera:t~ Ute American people ~ and 8unc11v: " "°" do not In -~ • ..._ .,,_ .... ,_ ~ VOUf CQD'I by 9 Lft'\. SilUf'o "" WV t -I- dly, or a • "' Sunctav. call before 10 lna of the While Giiie at.air con· 1 lft. and ~COPY will be deliYettd tlnued. \ I Q, These ..-t.Ulp were car· rted out not to'Cet Ua1np done but toaynlbesll• iuu•T A. No, DO, tbe1 weN to aet thln11 done. lt w• 111 Gper•tlnl ,roup .... Q. Th1t was actually the bull· ness of government? A. That's right. That's right. And to me it was one of tbe most satilfying things of that period. Q. Who organized this? A. 1 would have to say it was prebably an outgrowth of dis· cussions that Haig and George Houlwan tHaig's long-time aide> bad. Because those were the guys who made it work. Everybody in there r,nade it work. Q. N°"' that you are leaving the Whlte House after 6'h years, do you regret having come? A. Not at all. Not at all. No. It's silly to say, I know, but I think that JI someone were to say to me, "all right, Warren we want you to go to the White House and while you're th•re you're going to have bricks thrown at you every day and the man you are working for and the man you admlre ls going to have to resign in dilarace, but we want you to go and get this experience anyway," I think I'd do it. I think J'ddoit. There's nothing moce impor· tant to me in this form ol govem- m~ of ours than to bring in ci~em and sort of fiusb..out the system every four years or six y'an or eight years, bring new people i.o and let some of us who ~ve been here a while go back out and use our experience in our choeen field.I. · Q. When dJd you realize that 1'1.Xon was eoine to have to go? • I'm QOt one of thole wbo 11w itutty, No~ wlll I pretad to be. I ftnt feJt be bad to go in some form when tbe Supreme Court ~t dowu the dedlioa oa the tapes. . . . . . ~ Wb•t wu your pel"IGDal f Milne on beannc the June 23 tape! . A. I fUell abock ls tbe be9t •&Y to deKrtbe lt. I dldn•t 1ublcrlbe to the theory that I w aa)Qle .... in &JM White Route WM penonal-. ly betrayed by Rl~bard N'bton. I doD't believe that. U there w a1 any betn)'al tt wN to hlmtelf or ol himHU. ) The chilly, choppy ocean off Newport Beach drew 56 swimmers for a pier-to- pier swim. The race tq_ the water (above) was met by grimaces and shrieks. 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Charge it on your JCPenney charge card. Or use our just.for-jewelry lay. awav plan. Sale prices effective thru Saturday, July 28, 1975 .... PA.-Beldt II Ola=pe • Open..-deya 0:30tot:30. Sundlya 10 to 8. 0H••ciry0r. ••Garden e1~ •Optn...icdays 10109.Su~ 1otoe. , IAMTA AM.Al 3900 So BnstOl-No of SO. Coast Plaza •Open Dally 9.30 to 9. Sundtya t Oto 8. • I \ • ' , • • ~ -I -' -- A=I DAIL y PtLOT Sund!y. July 13. 101$ Boats on . . . Parade 1'be Sea Seoul.I' olt1 HiliDc lblp ArlUI. bedecked with b&nnen and otber nonoautioal decor, wu tbe sweepstakes winner at tbe annual Newport 'Beach Chamber of Commerce Character Boat Parade Satur· day. Fifty boats or all kinda, in- cluding a few derytnc de.criih lion, toured around the b,ay behind Grand M arabal Buddy Ebsen and otber dipitariea. Division winners included W~e Rorick's "Big Toot," Bllo Bln· nacle Award for ooe-ol·a·killd boats; C.M. Neilsen'a and Hank Jllll'a "Guano Packer," the Dirty Old Manilold A .ant for Moo- terey elau vessels; David Horowitz' • 'Obasan, •• tbe Thwarted Thwart Award for bay launches; David Rose's "Kobenbaven," the Wheel, Steam and Bell Award for steam vessels.; Jim Barrett's "Walrus," the Drippy Stufrmg Box Award for work boats; Tbomaa Ca'°ey's "Galilee.'' the Leakin' Timbers Award for classics, and James catdweJl 's "Astor," the Salty Sailor Award for schooners. Welfare Recipients P aid to Get O ut? BAY CITY, Mich. (AP} -A t>l&a lo pay welfare reclplenta ~000 eacb to leave the state is bein1 cooaidered by a rroup or ecooomic experts, accordlnJ to the chairman of the MichiJan Manpower Council. Dr. Daniel H . Kruger, a pro- feuor ol industrial relations at Michigan State Unlvenity, told the summer meeting or the Michigan Preas Association that Michigan ls anticipating about 100,000 new welfare enrolleee in the next six months. Kruger, in a speech before the atoelatJon Friday, said those ravorl.u the enticement include himself, Wllbur Cohen, a University of Michigan ecdnomlst and former official in the Dellartment of Health, Education and Welfare, and others. 1be economists are consider· ina ways to reduce welfare rolll. Kruer.aaJd. "We are tryln1 to find ways to export welfare recipients.'' J<.ruier saJd. "If we coWd pay somebody $5,000 to leave the state, it would save 'tDoDe)' lor taxpaJera. "But I'm not sure we coul8 tel away with that.'' He sald Michigan was attract- ing too many unemployed persons from states where welfare payments weren't u generous, according to the Bay City Times. •'This would be a modest grant to let b.im go back home, a grubstake,•' Kruier said. Because of Mich11an•1 worsen- ing job situation, persons who bave come lo the state ln the past 15 years "may find It more economically feasible to mi- grate." Kruger said. CIA Drug Death To Be Investigated NEW YORK <UPI > -The in· vestigation into the death plunge of a biochemist wbo was given l..SD without his knowledge dur- ing a Central Intelligence Agen- cy drug experiment 22 years ago will be reopened, the med.ic:al ex· aminel'S' office said Saturday. An official said acting chief medical examiner Dominick di Maio bad interviewed the family of Frank R. Olson, a 43-year-old research scientist who hurtled from a Manhattan hotel window in 1953, about reports that Olson bad been surreptitiously given the dose of LSD about a week before bis death. The fa;n ily has s aid they believe Robert Lashbrook, who shared the hotel room with Olson and who formally identified the body, worked for the CIA. The agency has refused to confirm or deny the belief and Lashbrook's whereabouts are unknown. The official, Deputy Chier Medical Examiner Michael Baden, said the case was being reopened because Lashbrook withheld major facts about the death when di Maio handled it 22 years ago. Baden said records indicated that Lashbrook never men- tioned that the man ·bad taken L.5D and told police that be was awakened by the crash of oass and found Olson's bed empty. Olson's widow, Alice, said, however, that Lashbrook told her he saw Olson run toward the win· dow and crash through a drawn shade and the closed window. Baden also said Lubbrook did not report that Olson had been under psychiatric care. •'What is being reopened," Baden said , "ia tbe circumstances thal will permit a classification as to the manner oC death -such as homicide, suicide or natural causes." Di Maio has spoken lo the Olson family and police and will speak with others and based on whatever additional information be receives 'may require the classification to change. ~ounty · Officials Laud Porno R11Jing By TOM BARLEY Otllle0.lly'1........ • ,i~veral years ago, the United ~tes Supreme Court infuriated lpwmen and delighted criminal defense lawyers with a landmark arrest ruling that became known albe Miranda Decision. : Its imitact is felt many ~andS of times a day in this qatioo aa police omcers use what tpey call their "Miranda cards" to ensure that suspects fully un· derstand their rig bu at the time of arrest. But another Miranda decision has come along, this time with the fligb court's 5-tcM response to an Grange County legal battle that appears to have tilted in favor or lawmen enforcing California's antiobscenity laws. DISTRICT A 'M'ORNEY Cecil lticks makes no secret of his de· tight at his victory in the lawsuit 1,beled on the Supreme Court docket as Hicks vs. Miranda. "It tells everyone involved in lhe clearest possible terms that )lOU can't run lo the federal courts t01til you've exhausted every -.venue of legal relief at the state level," Hicks explained. ·'It means a lol to us here in Orange County and I Ullnk this de· dsion is going to have a IJ"eal im- J)act throughout the nation," Hicks said. "It is a clear recogni- tion via thJs Miranda deci.sioo that federal courts can not arbitrarily interfere in state issues." The Miranda on the wrong end of the Supreme Court's decision is Vincent Miranda, president of the Pussycat Theaters chain and dis· tributor or such allegedly obscene movies as "Deep Throat" and ·'The Devil in Miss Jones.'' MIRANDA and Hicks first clashed in November 1973, when Buena Park police seized reels or ··Deep Throat" in several raids on Pusaycat's Buena Park cinema. Miranda commented from his Beverly Hills headquarters this week that the legal baWe sparked by those raids is far from over despitetheSupremeCourtruling. •'We don't accept that as flnal , '' he said. "In fact, there are several other similar cases going before the California Supreme Court and we could well see the antiobscenity law that Hicks pro- secutes under r ejected at the stAte level." In any event, Miranda slid, he will continu8' lo show "Deep Tilroat" and "Mis.s Jooes" at his theaters, including the Balboa Theater in Newport Beach, where reels of both movies have been seized in several raids. NEWPORT BEACH Police Chief James Glavas made it just as clear that he will seek lo pre· vent the showing of either movie "or any other movie that we feel violates the state law governing their distribution. "It makes absolutely no sense lo me," Glavas said. "Here is a movie that was condemned as ob. scene when it was shown 25 miles away in Buena Park, and yet it's being shown lo us in Newport Beach." Promising imminent Superior Court civil action against the Pussycat chain, Glavas stressed that neither he nor hlsolficers bad • the slightest intention of censor- ing or attempting lo censor "any movie that might have some re- deeming or social value. ··But this is filth," Glavas said. '·It is my firm belief that 99 per- cent or the public aren't going lo see this kind or stuff so that they can judge it for themselves. If they did we'd get a different reac- tion to the issue. "BUT THE legal battle we face ls a tedious and cumbersome pro- cess," Glavas said. "I'm vtry happy that Hicks bas got this de· cision, but I wish we could make the wheels of justice tum a littJe raster, particularly on this ob- seenity issue... . Superior Court Judce Byron K. McMillan baa ev~ sympat.b)' for Chief Glavas' frustration. but'be pointa out that it wq the federal Storm Hits Canaveral Funnel C/,ouds Noted in New Hampshire ; \ ' • ,, 63 ti 59 ,, 41 .. .. .. ., 11 J) .. 14 ll ., " JI " = . .. . .. n .. .. ~ :: ~ =,~ ,. $» ,, .. .. . • JI ~ -.. IS .. ,. ,. :n .. . 14 llf 1' .. . " . .. ., sa • 1' IQ .. " .. " .. " .. " JI ., 70 ,, •$ ,. n ~· . \ 'JURIES ARE BEST' James Turner court action taken by Miranda's lawyers that delayed and com· plicated the obscenity issue. He was prompt to act in Nov· ember 1973, wben be went out to the Buena Park theater, saw "Deep Throat" and immediately labeled it as oblceqe. "And nothing baa happened since then lo change my views," be said. "I'm very happy that the f eda have been told to keep tbelr noses out of wbat is strictly a state business." · Miranda'• lawyers saw things goioe their way when the federal court ruled that reels of .. Deep Throat•' had been illegally sei%ed. Orange County authorities were ordered to retum the movies and stop the raids . THAT WAS all chqed by the United States Supreme Court ruJ. ins, which streaaes that any future appeal lo the federal cou..rtl by Miranda 'a lawyers can only be made ll every legal avenue availabte at the state level ha& been exhausted. One of thoee a venues will be ex- plored Monday, wben U.. Angeles attomey David Brown will 10 belore Superior Court Judge JamH K. Turner to qaln argue that Orange County lawmen bad no authority under California law to seize "Deep Throat.'' "Whal everybody overlooks fn OWi le&al batUe ls tbe very a,imple raat that my client ii being deprived of a very basic ri•ht - trial by jury,'' Brown said. "Tbeac mm1 are belnl Hiled, but no attempt La belna made by -.. •NOSES Ollr Byro n McMiiian Hicks or the police forces who are working under his direction to ap· ply criminal misdemeanor pro- secution as a remedy," Brown said. · "These issues are better de- cided by juries," Brown argued. "We will continue to protest that Hicks simply does not bave legal authority to continue these raids and pursue this issue in the civil courts alone." AND BROWN firmly believes that Hicks' authority will betaken away from him wben the 'IT'8 FlLnf Jam•• Olav•• California Supreme Court rules in the near future on three obscenity cases currently on its docket. "Any one of those rulings could vastly change t he exlaUng ob- scenity code," Brown said. "We are very optimistic that we'll get the kind of ruling th'at will help us with this Orange County pro- blem." He thinks the Supreme Court decision on the power of the federal courts in the Orange County issue was "regrettable," and be is joined in that view by at- torney Melvin Wulf of the American Civil Liberties Founda- tion. "IT THREATENS to strip federal courts of their power to oversee the actions ol state of. ficials," Wulf said. '"I'bedeci.aion was designed to redistribute, between federal and state courts, the power to enforce constitu- tional rights.•' Wulf, clearly depressed by the decision, sees it as a threat lo in- dividuals' rights and their civil liberties. Hicks, clearly in the driver's seat today, doesn't see it that way at all. "We're enforcing a very clear law and we're goin1 tocootinue to enforce it wheoevet and wherever it becomes our duty to enforce it, .. be snapped. . "I Ute to think about tbe rights of those individuals who are•of. fended by this kind of obscene dis- play," he said. "We don't want this kind of stuff in Orange County and it's my job to prosecute the purveyors ofit lo tbehilt." HE'S PLEAll'D cecn Hlc:D Profs Plead · For Countian STAN fl'ORD <AP> -Four Sttntord Univer1lty professors, including self· delcribed pan.African Marxist, have a pealed •to the Alric:an suerrllla kidnapers ot student Stephen Smith of Garden Grove to release him at once.· Three professors issued a joint statement Friday pleading for Smith's liberation "so be can resume his preparation to serve the peo- ple" as a pediatrician. They were Sanford Dornbusch, sociology; John Gurley, economies, and Eleanor McCoby, psychology. A fou_rth professor, St. Clair Drake an an· thropolog1st and sociologist, issued a separate itat.ement in which he described himself a.a "a Pan-African Marxist who was one of the sponsors of the sixth Pan-African Congress In Tanzania last year." He urged lhe quick release of Smith, 22, as an "act ol human revolutionary generosity." Drake added : "Marxist studeats at stanford a1ao would appreciate Smith's release ... SUndl)'. Juty 13. 1975 DAILY PILOT A$ State Reserves Short? : SACRAMENTO (AP) -1be atate asurph• ls Sl.28 mlllion leas thun Governo r Brown 's Financ e Department ftlW'et show, an aud1t by tbe state audltor • general'• olfice stoled Friday. But Brown's Depart- ·-··--·· ment of FillanH said the report renected the dif- ference between two ac· counting methods, and the actual surplus level would not be altered un- less one of the methods were changed. r ather lban cash ac- counting system . "It's not just a dlJ. ference between two metbodl of accounting,·· Bose said. He said the state could face real pro- blems if its cash reserve dipped low under the present health fund ac· counting.system. But John Waraais, a Finance Department spokesman, said that without any change in the present accounting system, "In terms of bard cash dollars, the re- port bas no effect on the amount in the surplu5.'' ministration r1 ~ureb 1how." THE REPORT issued by the auditor general's office st aled : "The ac- counting records or the health cash deposit fWld do nol conform with the state general rund and other governmental cost • • fund•." h recommended: 1 t he Department of• Health switch to an ae-i crual accounting met.bod • rather than its present · cash accounting system. : The latter method • would more accurately : reflect the financial pie-• lure of the fund, the re- portsaid. ; Escapee Bullish i LAKEPORT (AP> -A rodeo bull that bowled over a woman while leading a mounted posse on a merry chase up Main Street was back in the corral Saturday. · The Lake County Sheriff's office said the nameless l ,SOO-pound bull broke out of a hold- ing pen Friday night aft.er being ridden in the Clearlake Rodeo. Smith, two women students and a 'Belgian researcher we re lddnaped from a university wildllf e study compound in eastern Zaire on )fay 19. The women have been released. High Flying The report staled that by June 30, 1976, the state's unrestricted sur- plus will be $7 millioo in· stead of the projected $135 million -without federal revenue sharing money. HARVEY Rose, the $late auditor general, s aid the report shows that the Health Depart- ment 'a health care de- posit fund should be operated on an accrual When Brown signed the 1975-16 budget July 1, there was a total or $313.6 million in the slate sur- plus, including $214.6 milli on in feder al re- venue sharing money, Waraas said. Rodeo loudspeakers cautioned 2,000 spec- tators to keep their seats while cowboys and the Sheriff's Posse chased the angry bull to lownr a half mile away. 'Posse' Members Fighting Taxes I vigilantes nor kooks, and get along fine with local law enforcement. PARA'l>ISE CAP.) - Harry Basham says members of his unof- ficial posse are neither In the next breath, he says that if the Internal -.i • t Del Revenue Service tries to Jr.1.ai ay take any of their proper-ty in payment of taxes, R l *~ theywon'tbesitatetouse esu ""' force. Basham, 48, is vice Jn Suit chairman of the Butte County Posse Commit- tee, one of a number of SAN JOSE (AP) _A self-proclaimed ~aw-and merchant bas filed a order groups ~h1cb have $100,000 damage suit sprung up in rur~l against u .S. Postal Nortbe~n Californaa Service employes, commumties. claiming be lost $18,000 T~ElR purpose, they i n s a l e s b e c a u s e say, is to uphold the law, mailmen failed to de-assist local sheriffs ~ liver announcements of a needed, and protect their summer clearance. rights. . Mel Solomon filed the Basham said Saturday suit Friday in Santa the prima!" .right lhat Clara County Superior concerns him is the nght Court. He named nine ot-not to pay some taxes ficials of the U.S. Postal which he, and many 'Service, including oth~r group members, • WlUiam Sullivan the believe are illegal. 'Western regional "All taxes must be po•tmaster and 100 paid in gold and silver, "JohnDoe"~ailmen. acco.rdi_ng to the Solomon, owner of Constitution, and we Sportique Fashions here have no money backed and in Lo9 Anceles, said lJ.Y 1old a.nd si.lyer," he be m a iJ e d 2 5 o o o bid in an 10terv1ew. circulars to bis pref ~ed "Tht: IRS is ~ullint a customers. But h e lot ~f illegal t~mgs, at- claims in bis suit &hat tachmg people s proper- they either were not de-ty illegally and . using livered or arrived late storm trooper tactics. and consequently his "IF A member calls us sale was a flop. to say the IRS is taking Physician Sm pended:. 'his property illegally, we'll call the sherUC's de- partment first. Jf they won't help us, boom! - we'll take over and stop them.'' Asked if the group would use force, Basham said, "lfsomeonewas go- ing to do something to you, wouldn't you use force if necessary?" SACRAMENTO (AP> -The state Board of :Medical Examiners says tbe ••gro1s i ncom- petence'' of a Porterville doctor Jed to four p l • k childbirth deaths, includ-a r1c inc a newborn baby whose bead was crushed. Set Free On Bond The doctor, Albert Haskins, has been sus- pended and is scheduled to lose his license to practice medicine for a year, starting Aug. 1, lhe DENVER <UPI> -A board announced Jast California man convict· k ed of abducting two girls wee . A state prosecutor said to d~progr~~ them f~om Haskins also faces a radical rehg1ous beliefs prison term in a 1973 con-has been released Crom victioo of defrauding the jail on bond posted bf lb~ Medi-Cal and federal parents of the girls medlcare programs. He roommate. bal been free on appeal Ted Patrick, San since the conviction. Diego, was released oo a $25,000 property bond Friday after spending 15 SLA Tn• al days in jail since district Judie Zita Weinschienk • revoked bis suspended R I sentence on the false im-e 0C8le8 priaollment charge. Part ol the bond was posted by OAKLAND (AP) -A Mr . and Mrs. Tom judge has ordered a Gali06, Denver, parents chance in lrial l~ation of Annette G alios, a for S7mbtonese Libera-roommate of the girls tlon Army members Patrick abducted. Ruuell Uttle and Joseph Patrick was convicted Rem1ro cbarged with al· last year of abducting t.mJMd acape from the the girls from a Denver Alameda County Jail. parking lot at their Alameda County parents ' request. Superior Court Judie Wetnscblenk originally LlclDt1 J. Willon FridiaY •entenced him to one ordefed Ute chan•• d year in jail but IUI· venue frOJll Alameda pended the sent.en~ on County on 1roundl t.be cood.ltion be (Patdck> tlfO SLA aoldlen could not. become involved 111, not 1et a fair ts:ial aft1almUarcuea. because of beavy Earlier this aprinJ, pabUc:ltJ. bowever1 Patrick ~al They ..... been eoo-CGOVicteo 'in CalltOl'Dla ol vtcted ucl senttnc..S to 1bducUn1 a 19-year«d We lmpri.loMllent fort.be member of the Hare 1tT3 murder or O.aaland KrltJ\na sect. Judge School Sapl. llftcue WtlDScbieok then re- "'9ter. TM)' DO\ti are al voked hi• probation and the CaUfarpla Medical Ol'dered blm returned to FaclUly atVecaville. Colorado to M.rvc tbeJall Reml,. and Little ~ tum. cbarpd wtt.h vttiaus ol· Patrick wlll remain ren1u 1temmlD1 from free oo bond W>W the• an aborUve escape al· Colorado Court of Ap- tempt from the county peal• rulea on bi1 appeal Jal! lut March 1. · olthe Denver conviction. Concert audiences at the Hollywood Bowl get upset when planes fly low overhead so, as the Bowl prepared to open its new season Friday, usher Alan Rosenfield flew to neighboring airports to post King Kong posters reqµesting higher flying. Jack M e rritt, a spokesman for the auditor general's office, said, "The surplus is now $128 million below whatever the Brown ad- Automobile traffic was snarled and one woman bulled to the ground before the belligerent beast could be herded into a school yard by a police squad car and roped. Deputies said the woman was treated for minor cuts and bruises at a local hospital. .At ·•ewport Center there are 22 restaurants offering foot-long hot dogs to chateaubriand. llirn@ ~®DUD® J])®®J])Il® lIDJfirnill W®9LP® Tirn~lt ITT W!@fil~ J])TIITT@® ~® ~®J])o Newport Center 1s more than 80 shops and four ma1or department stores. Ifs over two million square feet of professional office space, theaters. hotels and fine restaurants like: (1) Capriccio.(2) King's Wharf.(3) Main Brace.(4) Wine Cellar. (5) Marine Dining Room,(6) Bistro,(7) Velvet Turtle.(8) Coco's,(9) Rigger. (10) Island House.(11) Bob Burns,(12) El Roberto.(13) Yamato.(14) Franciscan Room . (15) Penny's Coffee Shop.(16) Lido Buffet-Robinson's,(17) Muldoon's.(18) Tonio's, (19) The Cutting Board,(20) The Snack Bar, (21) Apadana,(22) The Old Chicago Gaslightec Newport Centet Ifs the best of everything you need. FASHION ISLAND • DESl<in PLRZR NEWP01i'D02e!,!:£~! South ot San Joaquin Hills Road, betweel) MacArthur anct Jambef'ee. In Newport Beach. . . ! • • • • · .. .. ( __ D_\'\._I L_:V_1P_I _W_T_E_D_ITO_R_IA_L_P._l\_G_E _ _,) Ai1·port lriterest The consultants drafting a comprehensive en- vironmcntul impact report on Orange County AirpQrt .. ,are showing an uncommon interest in telling tbe i•"-'hole story, including the often-ignorOO human side. The Duniel, Mann, Johnson and Mendenhall •(DMJM ) tea1n has already sponsored one public .!.briefing on its EIR proceedings and plans several more in the course of its studies to hear what I.he ;'public has to say about the airport and its impact, .1>olh positive and negative. 1 The consultants are g<>ing into the field to monitor .-individual problems and talk to concerned residents -. whose homes lie near the jet takeoff pattern. .... In s hort, DMJM has not merely withdrawn into a 1..1Uiink tank to copy old airport reports and regurgitate data that may or may not have proved accurate. . The approach DMJM is t aking is novel and · 'refreshing in the world of big government, particular· ''Jy when the finished EIR may profoundly influence _.the future of an emotional, controversial and long. (standing problem. ' \,_ They've Gone Too Far .. All us consumers out there in buyer-land have a right to be protected, but sometimes we wonder if we aren't being protected to death . . The federal Consumer Information Center has . :. produced a booklet advising us how to buy pots and ;pans. It in c ludes such wisdom as, ''The pol or pan should be easy and safe to carry and pour from . , .. , ··llandles sho uld be easy to grip, sturdy ... (and J fastened so they can neith'er I;Olate nOr wobble .. _ . Smooth rims, coatings, linings ana finishes with~t -:--..pits, chips or gaps are marks of good workm.3.nsh.ip , ... "".·For a good buy in pots and pans, know what you want ~before you s hop... - . Now that you're safely armed with that dlzzY!ng in(onnation, please listen to. the Consumer Pro<f~t Safety Comm1ssion. ll's worned about kids Calling out of shopping carts. In fact, the commission ii so worried it is con- sidering wheth er the entire market industry shouldn't ship out all its present carts and buy a new set of,''lip- proof earls'' a t $50 or so each. W e don't.really see how a tip-proor cart is going to keep a 'rambunctious youngster tied down. Our ob- servation is that only an attentive mother can do that job -short of dumping the kid in the center of a five· foot-deep cart with smooth, sloping walls. The other alternative, of course, is an interlock seat belt system ll\al prevents the cart from moving unW the child is strapped down. Thal and possibly an airbag system .. Let It Entertain You Displays of home-canned foods, home-grown pro- duce, needlework and assorted livestock are in their traditional places al the Orange County Fair, but this year the big eqiphasis is on entertainment. Directors of the annual event, now' open at the Costa Mesa Fairgrounds, authorized a fat budget to lure top-not ch talent for nightly shows, with comedian Bob Hope, TueSday at8p.m., heading the list . For the youngsters there a re the usual carnival rides and gam es, and for spart fans there'll be another .rodeo. display tOOay and pior e motorcycle -races Fr1day Dlght. The county fair, which dateS back some 80 years, is well worth a visit. And if tramping around 165 acres sounds like"" a chore, this year they even have a miniature old-fashioned train to carry visitors to e very corner of the grounds. • • "Hey, you guys! I jus t had a brilliant idea!' 'Arthur Rubenstein, Stay Where You Are' As Conseroative as Businees I t,self ~.Blac k s D e pend on U.S. -· •'WASHI NG'fON ~ "The year ~hould see a d e t e r mi n ed attempt lo break down the rules jnd customs which bar black Jhen from labor unions and dis- Criminate against lhem in other ~ys in their attempt to earn a firing __ .. We might wait for all- healing time and reason in these feonomic difficulties, if educa- tJon was all right. But e<Jucalion fbr Negroes is a wry .... Dis- ~ranchis e menl for race and sex must go .... This is the bla ck man's pro- gram for 1914 . I t is not a radi ca l pro- i:ram -it is conservative and reasonable .. , So wrote W.E .B. Du Bois in 1914, but not with the ambition tbal 61 years later his words would be so lopicaL Yet when the NAACP, which Du Bois helped to found , held its annual convention here in Washington a few days ago, the progress of the interven- ing decades hadn 't made the .abidjng realities look any less lhe same. THE MOST abiding of these re- alities was staled earlier this year by the President 's Council al Economic Advisers: ''The rate ol unemployment among blacks ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robflrl N K'tl'd Pu1X11hc>r Thoma• KtttHI. EdtlOf' Thoma1Polmtr. S11rtda11 Edilf>riO/ Pogt f:drtor The fditori•I page of the Dai ly P llot seeks to inform and ltJmulate re•der5 by pr~mting .n thl• page diver!le l"omme-nt•ry '.n topics of in tere5t by syndiC'•t· td columnists and cartooni1t11. by ,.,,.idin1 • forum (Of' readers ' , •~• •nd by presentina this ...,.~~r ·s opinions and ideas • C'Uf'ft:nt loplCll. The edltorillil -.1on1 ol llle Daily Pllol 11ppear only in thf' edllorial column al thf' &op of the p11e. Oplnlbns ex-,..-nt by th~ rolumnutlll and ~ ind lf'ller writers are dMlr .W. 11nd no endortliemtnt m &k(r rit'ws by the Dally Pilot llilrlollld be Inferred. Sunday, July 13, 1975 I ( VON HOFFMAN ) has been a bout double that or whites in the post-World War JI period.'' Moreover , such gains as blacks have made come mostly from federal, slate and local gov- ernment employment. A lour a round the NAACP's convention exhibit booths shows where blacks -poor and middle class -are . l''irst comes Rockwell lnternationaJ , maker of exotic cannons, which doesn't want trouble with its war con- tracts because some dunderhead i n personnel didn't get the message. Then the Schlitz beer booth and the Coke booth and the Equal Emj)l oyment Opportunities booth and the A&: P booth and the Falstaff ·B a llantin e - Narragansett booth and the Justice Department booth with the free color ooslers of oro-ressional football player Essex Johnson issued by the Drug En- forcement Administration and the ha ndsome Federal Prison System plaque mounted on the ~ack wall. Nol' more high-Lech, space- war-m un i l ions s tuff: NASA. Sperry -U n ivac, Gene ral Dynamics and Argonne National l..abs, closely followed by can- didates Jac kson, Sanford a nd Bentsen, who gave way to the booths set up by lhe U.S. Com- mission of Civil RlghlJI , the VA, the Department or Commerce's Drfice of Business Enterprise, Seagram Dis tillers, ACTION and the Department of Rousing and Urban Development with its singing TV jingle bJ.cattlng out, "J.IUD for America -One Bia: Neighborhood." NEXT IN THIS bai:aar or agencies is the Departmeot .-of Agriculture'• Food and Nurt1· tion Service and the Fann Home AdministraUon. The NaUonal Caut\11 on "' Black Aced has Ju.at u modeet a booth u )'OU Would apeet. A nothing compared lo P~i or the . l.wyoul or shaving cre•ms N>d toilet paraphemaUa dJ1played under a sign proclaimlnJ : (l!LLETTE IS INVOLVED. I thought 1;1.,S. Steel wu the one lbal'1 lnVdlved, but they didn't -· The few black-owned busi- nes:>es successful enough to sup- port a booth we re old standbys like J ohnson Publications. There were a couple of new names like Shindana Toys (Swahili ror in- dependent ) wilh a Dyn-o-mite J.J . talking doll and an interest- ing black history game. THE LAST class of exhibitors were the Armed Forces. Not on- ly were all represented, but they also conducted a workst.Jp at which a careful biracial mix of orficers and enlis ted men pre- sented slides that diagrammed things like the "RaciaJ Harmony Spectrum.'' From the Air Force's Human Relations Branch, Social Action Division, Directorate of Plans and Personnel, a black officer says. "I 'd like to focus on one concept, the Whole Man Concept, which we've now changed to the Whol e Person Seleclion Con- , cept, looking at the women, that is." The English is the Pen- t agon 's own -of style, in- dividuality and imagination there is none -but they are mak-"" ing good on the promises. THEY TRIED. Rev. Waller · Fauntroy, the District of Colum- bia'.1 nonvoting Delegate to the Congress, said, "Let me say I don 't believe we have a paucity of progr a ms. I ha ppen lo believe money is a solution. As a minister I don't wa nt you to think money is everything but as a member of the Ba nking and Finance Committee it's an awful lot better tha n second best." Paul f}ibson, the deputy mayor ol Ne)" York, said ll lhe federal government would take over the city 's welfa.re f.ay ment.s, no copg or garbage col ecton would have to be laid off, and there would sWI be~.rnl lion !ell....,.. Beer, war "-Jlnd bunaucr11cy. Thal'• 1what. the black people hive to ~d Qll . and as lone u -~·· all they have, tbey're 10-• ID,I .. ~ t'9"4 tu rutr, ~tr11UUl!Oll .. the cllmi/11alon qi ~ehf.po"fer. ;n..,, bove II!' ~ l!Qt lO aa • an tW!i,ral. ruotloeary fotte, whl<h ls why, whether the White House ltnows it or not, blatks are " muth Its faithlul and dependent tlleoU p Lockheed or Penncentral. HUD fOf' America, baby, Ooe Bis Nel1hborboocl. ··~ J To the Editor: While I appreciate your sleuthlike endeavors to locale the real "Arthur Ruben.stein" (Dai- ly Pilot, July 6 } my concern is locating and addressing hi s ''stu- dents " and "friends," real or im - agined, here in our own com- munity. On the issue of American J ews condemning the CIA and FBI: Personally, I reserve the right lo criticize any and aJ I government or private agencies who I feel abuse those very "blessings" which m os t e nli g ht e n ed Americans hold dear and in turn entrust lb the safekeeping bodies of our government. One blessing in particular: the principle of in- dividual freedom . Ir fighting authoritarian and totalitarian s tates requires sup- pression of important rights and vital democratic processes at home, then it is the task of all or us lo inform these agencies that certain m eans can never make right certain desirable ends .... 1 DON'T believe our "saved" letter-write r truly widerstands why the CIA and FBI "saved" him,rrom Com munist tyranny: Those agencies theoretically serve and save principles, not persons. Jn effect, the American people saves itselr. But only if certain basic principles are kept inmind. · It i.s a guiding principle of this country thal h'ldividuaJs and na- tions alike both hotve a right to freedom. It is a misunderstand- ing of this runda menlaJ vaJue which leads to a second e rror made by the writer: the facile equation of Is rael and South Viet- nam. _ The United States is com- mitted to the independence of free nations, and of democratic nations mosl especially. (How tragic that so m any of our opi- nion leaders no longer believe this, and that so few of our young people ever did!) It is on the basis of this printiple that up un- til the last years of our presence in South Vietnam, I myself believ.ed 1 that we needed to be there .. _ . With all its imperfec- tions. _ .the seeds of a freer society were undeniably there. But the Internal and external threats to ils continued viability as a free stale were manifestly overwhelming. And these dif- ferences. it is hoped. will con- tinue to elicit the support of good and concerned Americans: 1) Israel has a stable govern- ment, with the population totally committed lo its authority and legitimacy! 2) Israel completely controls iU own territory: 3) It 11 an efficient govern- ment. without the corruption and penooal self-Sftki.nl that made the provision of effective support tpSoulh Vietnam so ditncult THESE A.E th• cru<lal dil· ferences between a democracy th.at, sadly, never came to be, and one that la .. And these are the lncrecll'"1UO that will also, in the lool nm, mffe Iuael leN depen· dent on our go.¥emment r« arms imd ma(.edal 1u.pport. By b elp·lng Israel Ila)' de- mocr•tic and tre-e, Ameriran.a are af(U'tnln.I two very basic and rood principles that are true fo r boUI individual& and n.UonJ: the belief that every lndividwJ aDd uUon t hou.Id be rree lo improve lllo lot In Ill .. and Out_..,,... I• • ( MAILBOX ) Letters Jrom reader:J are welcome. TM right lo condense letters to Jit space or eliminate libel ir reserved. Letters o/ JOO words or leu will be given pTeference. All letters mU:Jt in- clude signature and mailing address but names may be withheld on re- quest if rofficienl Tt'a:Jon ia apparent. Poetry will not be published. still counts._._ If we f3il to maintain these true kleals, it wil,~ot be necessary ror you or ailY other concerned newspaper to call out, "Where Are You, Arthur !Jubenstein?," for he will be everywhere. RABBI ME~ SILVERMAN TempleBat:!ahin Newport ne_adi No P r obie. To the Editor: For sh~gle lady writer, who wrote "Comt Slnglee; Scene Not So Swinging," la pro- bably in need of psychological help. I am 48 years old -have been single in this area eight years - and have never had a .pn>bleln meeting single men. I have met them in t h era py groups ~ "Parents Without Partners,' classes, dances, bars, rhurcbes and just beach walking. 1bey have been young.old, fascinating, ordinary or troubled, lonely men. They are everywhere and there is proba bly a m atch for every kind or lady, if they are willing to risk the confrontations. The choice is theirs. GERTA FARBER 'Not Tha t Kindr To the Editor: To the writer or ''Coast $1.ngles Scene Nol So Swinging .. (Daily Pilot, July 6): Obviously you are not naUve- bom California rauna. ADd, ob- viously. you baven'..t seen as much of lbe world u J have. Tbe sailor who gav.e you '.tbe Ume of day and notbtni more might 1have been aoJllething else tr you'd said . ''Sixteen bucks, sailor .'' · WHAT DO )'OU think be WU waiting ror. s ome quail who would drink up tbe bucks all evening only to aay at the end of it, "1-'m sorry, but l'D\,nol lhat kindo(girl''? And". if you were at all lnlerest· ~ ln the guy at the bar, you cer- tainly could have invited him to sit at your table. llarfled broada do it all the time. 4111 . 1be point of tbe atUcle wu well ta.ken. llowe.,... s0uuiera Calilomla 11 ~IO~. ml I've seen enoWlll-of'llilli ,.;;..try and the rest o6UM World to Doiw' IL But wby clld yoa Udnk you would mee~·anybody at U. apwtnient 1wl'IDm1Da poa1' wbea everybody -oGt Jui! llM'-· lllY tiaa •ad .Warned ..,._ - -lOtheboac-T • · • THE P•OIU.&M ls that fl! ~ ,C.Ulomla ..,.... ll ll!R ao wry mocb lo do recreat.klit1l- ly prett.y mucb tho--. ID really 1wln1ln1 plattt, Ilk• Sweden. there Isn't DN:lt to do et oil for e!gbt monl.bt of tile ~ar. wbl<b Ii why lky awiftl. The proble·m 11 10 biS ln Southern Calirornia that it bas spawned a million dollar in· dustry -computer d ating, photo -date , introduction services, e tc. -laking the singles' m oney. Getting an article like lbat at the top or the front page of the Daily Pilot Sunday ed.itiOn has to be lbe coup of the century for i single trying to meet somebody. As a matter of fact, I just hap· pened to be looking for Som~· 100-120 lbs. who could creW-orrmY,! Lehman-12 .and coµ.Jd ~·a~: ble company at Lehman-12 'alf:cf! yacht. club parties. My re~~ crew is moving to Spokane. : • FRED MILLER . s ......... .., ... ' To the Editor: .; .. J:"r:i ~r.;i:;:;: .. ~iAts ror ;~(. 1. Try those little nine-hole~\ courses. ·, 2. Sign up as a 1.fiU-in"' onsom4J:- bowliPa: leagues, a great way lOj. meet new people often. ;_ ' -:t. Visit some sporting even~.· 1uch as soaring, auto rac:in&~ surfing, etc. ·"~':; "-Visit th e museums oc•:. casionally, aiso some lTada"!: s hows such as t>usin.esS!\ machines. ' ·!; Finally, go sin1le. Bett~"" chance lo meet someone tbftq way. Good luck girls! BOB McDONNELL (Old Married Man) Carr>lf Co pa..U.. · ·, To the Editor: I discovered something quietly offensive ln my Sunday (July 6) paper thia weekend. In an article entitled ''Your Aching Ba.cit " you have an illustration showing a male and a rem ale silhouette. Under the reinale 1il.boueUe is the word "incorrect," while un- der the male silhouette is the. word "corr~t." EX.cept ror the obviOllS sexuil. difference, bolb silhouettes look,; exactly alike, posl~. Tbe llhaatraUon abo carries the text: "Oaeck .•. to see ir your posture -is •good,' like the man's, oc- 'bad,' Uke the woman'•-" ·Since ther e is apparently nO dlft'vence in lheir posture, we can usume -aU u1 women. tbat is --t hat our back problems would be solved if we could all change into men. FRENCH BEi.AC 'l'M poln&a that IOfre inttndtd fo be ~ in Ille iUudratiou .,. ~.,,, ....... obocured I'll uw- o/ -of dJf/<Tnt...., tor-.. porltclft. NaJ•rol curva bl this 1.-. llodil -mLt<d tile •lemnl• ot-pcNiMN: .obdomm tMwe M , fliadr- =--~bpi lorwmd.,.,.._. dglti,_.,. larllw ""' . ..-.... ,,. ..... !don.-« ·' .f ... ·. • I • > ., J. , .. I I I j 1 ""' - 'i ., wi ::1 Mi ~ ' ... ff oP ... Iii lk oft II> wl (~ ~ dj •• z.< • 1 tic Iii ~ Wj ~ "'i "pc lO de di Ci Ill Iii ali .. le .. I I A7 " A Bi~eD.ienniEJI ·L·esson in Ethics b1America'1 fHl·approachlne centeoolal Yllr fUrfliabes • usefUl backclrop for tbe widerun, debate over the CtA. 'nie main queaUoos b:a vol ved in the ac· tiviUea of Uae Cl.A ware anUcipal- ed by the bandtul of )'OUDt men · ~ho w_ere later to be called CAmerica'afouadiqfathers .. Botb lD their arium~nts ll•lutGttat Britain In u. •truf • Cle for independence aod IA the magnificent exploration of ideas at the Philadelphia c.omututional Convention, tbe young founders re- jected the no. ~oo that there ~d be any justification t)>~ interfering in the internal af. fairs of other countries. · When they told Great Britain ind other nations not to intrude rs-a matter of moral principle· Uiey recognized thal t*>~t ~ereby accepte~ the obligation to respect that principl~ themselves. ~They would ha ve f.ound -ludicrous ana absurd the arllS-' lnent used in 1947 to justify tbt creation of th~ CIA; namely, that the United SU.Les co6.ld-deal with ... ' ' NORMAN CO USINS Sovt.t inlricue lD tbll world ~ bf pla11D1 Ute aame intenaa· tlollal l&.nl•. TllAT GdE involved the use fll Mcret a1ata tor manipulating or subverting or overthrowing the politics and insUtuUons of other countries. It is a mistake to say that no one can possibly know bow the leaders of the 4\merican indepen. dence moverneat and the U.S. ComdtutioaeJ Cc)nYeotioo would react to e'\lrrent' eve~t:s. Their field of e¥pertise wu the uses aod .abuaes ol poUUcal power. ,It is · doubtt61 Whether •. beCore''C>r 1lnce· any aroup ~men .)as probed m.ore deeply Into bla- -t~, ii) 'order to "construct prf.n. ci~es I or. protecting people a~11st unwarranted power and .j~ d'fects. Tll'ele men realized that the ~rdJ>etitioD among nations can b'eeOsiie ,,s irrational as it is pre· d~tor)r~!Jld that men in govern· ~'.1"U re•dlly set aside moral '*1ei ta order ta serve a national -actVantari. · · ··: ~ne l~• e.J'* of the Philadelphia ~venU considered the pro-~~Y ~ natl0ns to subvert or ' R~m~a .BoJd)y unde~lne one •DO&ber. They were aa ea1er to u.p the Utlitod States from eal•liAI iD such a.r- ...,._ act1v1UM u they were to keep others from \lll!dennlnioi us. c~:ro..:-•d not speculate, • about wbat Uae at· tltude of tit• Amertaan founders Would ban been about the act of Coarr~11 in 1941 CNatin1 an ~eocy that would deal tn \ID· dereover •ctivltles or would fight or foment wars without the •utborizatlon of Con•reaa or would engage in political as- 1aainaUon. THE MAIN Point the founders would have made la that the leaders of any governmeat would baveto be naive indeed to believe they could engage in such out· raau without bavin1 retaliatory action taken against us. Let us s uppose that the American people in -1947 would have had some way of knowing ·all the things that would happen a,s a result of the establishment of the CIA, operating abroad with billions of dollars outside the con- stitutional process. Suppose they knew in advance that lt would eventually lead to charges that the CIA was in- directly involved in the 86· sassination of an American WASHINGTON -A list of "several hundred" ·Jewish and ooo-Jewish Romanians recently erante-d emigration visas was quieUy delivered to Sen. Henry M. Jackson 10 days ago in the latest round of Romania's ex- traordinary campaign for equal treatment in its trade with the United States. . A That followed Romanian presi- 8 t ~ . t n· dent Nicolae Ceausescu's UD· ser s ~u 0 omy precedented stopover visit here Jwie 11 to lobby Jackson and . Through ) .. other congressional builders of E • • the barricade 1D1grat1on ~: ut:lai~; known as the Jackson amendment. aimed at forc- ing Co m - munis t coun - tries to permit Cree emigra- tion as th e price for U.S. trade equality. In fact, the Jackson amend- ment bad one major target - freeing Jews from the Soviet Union. Now caught in the snare of the amendment is Romania, the Eastern Euro~an Com- munist state that, with the e;ole exception of Yugoslavia, bas most courageously refused to toe Moscow's foreign policy line. INST EAD, Romania has slaked out bold independence in its relations with nations not in the Soviet orbit, particularly China and t he United States. It was precisely Cor that reason t hat President Ford a sked Congress to waive the Jackson am«!ndment for Romania. The waiver requires approval of both the House and the Senate and ad- ministration officials are now in lbe midst or trying to persuade the Senate Finance and House Ways and Means committees to adopt waiver resolutions. Thus, involved here is far more than simply the q uestion of ex- tending most-favored-nation status to Romania (along with PRESIDENT FORD CONFERRING WITH CEAUSESCU LAST MONTH U.S. credits to lubricate heavier ~. 'They're discussing domtJStl c S!'Yingl' President and his brother; that it would figure prominenUy in a war in Vietnam, Laos and Cam· bodia that would cost SS,000 American lives and JO times that number of Indochinese lives; that it would lead to a situation in which the secret agency would spy on Americans and violate their constitutional rights. Obviously. if the American people in 1947 knew all this might happen. they would have split the sky with their wrath rather than permit such an agency to come [ EV ANS-NOV AK ) two-way trade). At stake is a basic principle of U.S. foreign policy to weaken once-monolithic Soviet control over its Eastern European empire. That principle supports doing whatever is possible to eDCOW'· age diversity and independent policies within the Soviet Union's Communist orbit. Yet, even though trade with the U.S. is an obvious lever with which to en- courage Romanian diversity, it is now being blocked by an act of Congress designed not nearly so much for Romania as for the Sov- iet Union, where many hundreds of thousands out or lbree million Jews desperately want to emi- grate. ROMANIA on the other hand has allowed some 300,000 Jews to emigrate, most of them to Israel, over the past 20 years. There are now no mor«>.,than 100.000 -at the maximum -lertinRomania. Moreover, Romania is the only Eastern European state that kept formal diploma tic relations with Israel after Israel's conquest -0f Arab lands in the 1967 war. At a press conference in Bucharest early last month, Israeli foreign minister Yigal Allon praised Romania's treatment of its re- maining J ewish population. "As a Jew," he said, "I wit- nessed how the J ewish communi- ty in this country enjoys the liberty of cult, spiritual and re- ligious freedom and that the members or this community are everywhere considered equal citizens.'' Even conceding the diplomatic niceties imposed by a formal vis- it, AJlon 's remarks went beyond any protocol requirements. That h e lps explain why som e Congressmen who met with Ceausescu here on June 11 were emba rrassed at J a ckson 's characteristically blunt talk in demanding proof that Ceausescu would lift emigration bars for lntobelq. Tbe Am erican founding fat.Mn would not have been 1ur- pri.Md at such a train of events. Tbey would have tbouaht it cblldlsb of U.S. covemment leaden to expect that the ac- tivities ot a secret police could have been kept at a diltance. 'nlEY WOULD have thoqcht it Inevitable that assassination plots by such an agency would triager r etaliatory attempts against a Pre$ident or the United States. They would not have been impressed with the argument that our secret police was Justified in trying to assassinate Fidel Castro because he was a dictator. The founding fathers would hawe pointed out the obvious - that in the international game or assassination, the United States is bound to come out second best precisely be c ause th e tot.alitarian state comes easily by those tactics. I Two hundred years after in- dependence, tbe time has come not for supercelebrations and spectacular fireworks but for a refresher course in what this gov- ernment was designed lo be and what must be done to preserve it for another 200 years, at least. Romanians, particularly those wanting to go to Israel. THE LIST of ''several hun-dred '~ Romanians recently granted visas which was quietly delivered to the senator 10 days ago was the first hard fruit or Ceausescu's personal lobbying and Jackson's personal pressure. All told, some 1,500 visas were is· sued in Romania during June, in- cluding 500 whose destination - if they actually get out -is the United States. But even if that visa list tu.ms out to be a fraudulent maneuver to influence congressional passage or the J ackson amend- ment waiver, the maneuver can't work for long. That's because under terms of the Jackson amendment, a com- plete review of the Romanian emigration experience must take place next June, at which time equality in trade would be can- celed if the emigration doors have been shut. The litmus lest for bow Congress will decide the Presi- dent's waiver request is in the leadership of the American- J ewish community and among the original congressiona l backers of the J ackson amend- ment. ONE SUCH Congressman told us that Romania 's p ast performance on e migration, particularly of Romanian Jews, has persuaded him to support the . waiver "if lbey can show any in- crease" over 1974, when 3,500 emigrants left. Oth e r s see a more Machiavellian reason to support the waiver. They are deeply con- cerned over the precipitous decline in Soviet Jewish emigra- tion from a peak or 35,000 in 1973, at a time Moscow was trying to negotiate around the J ackson amendment by widening the door to Israel. The drop to less than halt that number suggests what might follow rejection or Mr. Ford's waiver request. \) . ""' ) ~ Economic _, Planning Disastrous . John Kenneth Galbraith, wbo seems determlned to prove Urctt. econom·1c1 h an ioexa cl science, bu written a new book, "Economic• and the Pub.lie Pull)Ose." · It bas one major aurpri~e. After assertin& that .. market ar- ran.sements ln our eeooomy ho\te given us inadequate housing. ler· rible mass transportation, pbb?- heallh care and a halt ot other miseries,'' for the first time. to my knowledge, he gives aociallam as the answe r. Lik e so ma n v of his philosophica ! brethren, Galbraith is obsessed with the idea of central control or tfie ( RONALD REAGAN economy and the allocation of re- sources, such as your earnings and your labor. Recently, he joined with some rriends in something called the Initiative Committee for Na- tiona l E conomic Planning. "Economic planning," pre- sumably, is the code word for "socialism." WITH TONGUE in cheek, the Nationa l Re view d escribed Galbraith and his fellow commit· tee members as "bold young radicals.'' - No wonder , because the corq- mittee included such old cenu.l planning !ans as Robe r't Heilbroner, Gunnar Myrda l. Mic hael Harrington, Arthur Schlesinger Jr., Leonard Wood- cock and even Belly Furness. Galbraith a nd his friends seem more interested in dealing with fairy tales than reality. Looking at his quotation above, I wonder where he's been. Already I have lived 10 years longer than my lire expectancy when I was born (to the probable annoyance of some). At that time, something between half and two-thirds of our people Ii ved in what w~ would describe as substa.ndardl housing. Today !ewer than .Ht percent do. And today 99 percent have gas and electricity in their homes; 96 percent ha ve television sets, thus access to in- formation. And we have more churches, libraries and voluntary support for more symphonies, operas and nonprofit theaters than the rest of the world put together. Yet, Galbraith & Co. beat the drums incessantly for the conlior and order that come with central planning. WE COULD be just like the Russians, though it would take a bit or doing. We 'd h ave t o c ul our paychecks back by more than 80 percent ; move 33 milli on workers back to the farm ; destroy 59 million television scl.i ; tear up 14 out or every 15 miles of highway; junk 19 or every 20 automobiles; rip up two-thirds <)t our railroad track; knock dowp. 15 percent or our t.ouses and re.- move nine ou t of every ~<> telephones. • Then, all we'd have to dowo~ be to find a capitalist c~ willing to sell us wheal on er~ to keep us from starving. .; .. Give the Poor Bill Collector Credit ... By MARV MYERS l'm a defrocked credit manager. And with the recession still hovering around, ~ people out or work, I !eel it's my duty to-leak 'to the press excerpts from my ('c)rtbcbming book, "Tbe Deadbeat's Handbook." ·•For several years I listened to tales of Woe from my customers so inspiring that fl>efan to suspect they all wrote Cor soap operaa. Nowadays when one iS out of. *erk, or f eeline the inllalioo i>lncb, some ot these "stalls" might come in bandy. But you 'have to show originality to rip olf a credit manager. I think one of the most originals I ever bad thrown at me was from a sincere sounding bousewUe (always sound sincere). "Mr. Myers, l'dJiketosend you a pay· ment, butourdo1 atetbecbeckbook!" . I EASED of( this account for lS days d~ to her ortginallt.y, w~cb aa.ve her ample time to pack afld skip to New t.e'aland. Only abOut two pereent ol the popula-tion are dedicated p.rotession.al dead- beat.I, scheming to be•t thel{ billl.· 11\e rat ol us come by it naturiJl,y, Thia means the poor credil man la ......, wits wlth-ProfesslouJ, about 11 bDa1w • ' de)'. Natural\y, be , .... ual.b tm"DI ...... , n\ber eoUJ',, biUe.r, ~yNul ... ..... ~. ;-.. nna:e.P.'· 1"' k~ C::v . ~ly.'J'blok ~ to lunch? ~d to-lift nut -.w to blml Or bba IDM'l'1 ,_.,,r daqbte.r? Penon• , l IDWlr ~ ~ame.clef~lnto•._~_.· 1n the front Of lbe bUf.. • I Tbe)''re J>ard·b-'*1 people •• .,.. .. w,.-.._.,.. · beard it au. But hU. are a fw UPI \ba1 lllou1d man oblll~ credll aal liviDI GD cre4t a llUJe tUiet. · Cft($ t1 1oausUm• too easy to att.. A' frl-ol mlne • .an ltlnerant. urtoonlal " 'filth no vlliblo mea.na ol aup~, I.Old me his wife's credit card bad been swten. He liked it that way. The bandit was cbarg· iog much less than his wile ever bad, so be never reported the theft. ,, ' Get an unlisted phone number. Most deadbeats have them. A not-too-bright friend of Oline ~ot one because the phone company kept calling him for money. However, this strategy doesn't work with Maw Bell. I was chasing this one delinquent ac· count who told me bis wife was pregnant and they were in a temporary bind. She bad to quit her job al the car wash because of her stagnancy. I bought this one time, but the fellow kept using this yarn· about every three months. If you're ~going to make stalls work you've. got to keep score. The enemy does. Funerals are good. .. There's been a death in the family, Mr. Myers," a 90-day-past-due hushed voice answered one day, and I gave him a »day extension. Lat.er I found out it was his parakeet. But it worked . · "DIDN'T MY wife mail that?!!" was a fairly standard reply. Often it was ac- companied by a Lively domestic battle, with sound of a back-of-the-hand swat, screams and oaths, which really makes tbe day for most credit ma.naiers. A word on u1ln~ mall: Never mall ma meek. They no..,.._. Y'O'l're bptln1. wt u uu.np ret 1ou111 u.ey·n know where to enb 10W' ...rbl& Pay, JI JOU feel you mu.st. b)' IDCM1 ordel'. For delaytq tactics: If JOU must •end meca,""lhail tbe •• compa111•a pa1· ment to the Mlepbone compaey, aad tba Wepbofte compaAY'• ebeck to '/OS doe-C".1, and on ... on dear' ""Niii 1our «. For.-t to 11'ft ~CibliR~ &.mnn••1 redJlead. l til~ • da19 OI Iba• OD ber .._. ~ ........ b• eheck NWJ :Lf.,~, Tb1a made u It.em ln Readen' Dl1i1t ud even 1ave \be mortcatc bbya • ln1h, and you don 'l bur man1 ot tboH around mortgaie omc . Doft'l deliberately r1le The Man. An Enilbb professor 1 was bow>dlna . with my stern missives always corrected my grammar and punctuation and returned by letters neatly graded. I didn't mind this until be gave me a C-minus. If he'd given m e straight A's I might have strung along with him, but I had a low boiling point on that job. I sued and attached bis briefcase. · One final item !or your memory bank: Are you trying lo outflank a female credit manager ? If so, forget it. I've served on many creditors' committees where ·women credit executives un- leashed their furies. It was a-sight to behold. There is no romprom.ise. Picky, picky, picky. My advice is to fold your tent, change your name and head for the bills. 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' '. • I ' , ,_ ' if:ancer Fight yDOVG FUTZSalE The need for a fut, °' .... ,._,.. .... ..,. automated means of In coming y~ars a screening cancer'X .rays, oomputer may take the the re1earchers say, is Ahl look. at your cancer underscored by these dJacnoeia x-ray radio-consld~rations: ltl"aJ>hs. -Lung C8DCQI' is the A team of UC Irvine leading cau.se or c~· researchers if perfecting related deaths in lbe a computer-assisted United States. ~-................ ·~··· Chips tQ Fly, in C~un~ SoaMhox Derby ~A ANA -Halt·pinl Dmi Gurneys, Bobby Unsen and A.J . Foytl from Oran•e Couaty and a doaen other communities are tunlni up their cars and PIYChinl up for tbe cwnty Soapbox Derby 1et ferJuly20. S a t u r d a_~ 1 a 11 t b e homem• wooa.. lllet&I Md 1 ftberal.,. coaater -can u-t derweat a pret:lmtaaey • 1pectloe by derb7 Gtnei. to be •we tMJ eom~ wtU. tbi nal• and reeulatlona. 'lbe 1bowdown wlll start al \be top el a 1-1 bill ~¥tel wtthan•pbalttrack....,.u-· Junctl<m ot Plltterl ... 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Tbe two (ut.est cars will run to the final match ol ~ day to Ne wbtt will So to Akron, Ob.le to eompete In the national der~x. *anniog system aimed -One in 2,000 women d\ increasing the speed over age 35 in the United and accuracy of examin· States has a breast iltg radiographs taken to tumor that cannot be de-· diagnose lung and breast tected by palpaUon, PC· tumors. cording to a niedical '--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~___..;.~-~~~~~-=:--~~~~~~~~~:.__~__;_..:.....;.;.......::....~~~~--' ......... ~~~~-,:~ Still in the d evelop-study. m e n t st.age , the -There are too few m a c h i n e s h a v e trained personnel to con· performed with a good duct a comprehensive degree of accuracy in mass cancer screening tests, according to pro-program. ject director Jack The machine being Sklan~ky, pro~esso~ of developed analyzes the electncal e~gmeenng, light ancl_dark areas ol an co~pute_r scit:nces and X-ray radiograpb to de- radiologacal sciences. termine which ar~ likely WORKING with cancer sit~. A human Sklansky is Dr. Bernard technician then would O'Loughlin. professor of ev~uate the areas. pin- radiological scie nces at pointed by tbe macbme. the UCI -Ca lifornia .. Colleg~ of Medicine, and W~ EXPECT s uch a mathematician Carolyn c.ombaned system lo be Kimmie. The project is far faster and more ac- financed by a $J5,000 ~urate th~n any sc:reen- Nalional Ins titutes of mg te~hm.que available Health grant. today, saad Sklansky. County May Okay Site Plan SANTA ANA Orange County will be a sked Tuesday to a pprove the county Historica l Com- mission 's 1975 work pro- gram, which r ecom mends preservation of five key county landmarks . In a r e port to the board, H.G. •·George'' Osborne, director of the Environmental Manage- ment Agency, said all five projects a r c top priority and m eet criteria set for signifi- cant historic sit es. The five ite111s include: T he G!orge Key Ra n c h 10 Placentia. center of a 100-year-old agricultural are<t The Mo n t a nez Ad obe in S an J uan Capistrnno·s Los Rios district . considered one In early tests, the com- puter screening techni· que picked up 90 percent of the cancerous and benign tumors in x-rays of eight wom e n . However, it incorrectly labeled about 25 percent of the normal breast tis- s ue as suspect, said Sk lansky. I The lung prog ram. which i s further ad· I vanced, correctly iden- tified all tumors in five of six chest x rays . The accuracy of both programs presently is limjted to tumors of a centimeter (.4 inches> or more in diameter. Cur· rent work is aimed at re- fining the system lo de- tect smaller tumors and improving its accuracy with equipment that could be adapted into a relatively inexpensive screening program. Sklansky said the ac- curacy rate of the techni- que already is good. Radiologists. he said, miss an average of 25 percent of the tumor im· ages on chest radio· graphs. ----~ ·You get it aiJI . or the oldest continually • occ upi e d h omes in in th., :~:T£~:~·b"u':o ~~~,~~~ I 1D I ti 41 t • ll built in the early 1900s by 1 Gail Borden . grandson of P UBLIC NOTICE l he fa m t' d m i I k I F1cnnousaus1Ness magnate. NAME STATEMENT Th C d W. I The loHow•ng per~n ·~ doing ~' e onra mery ,_,~\a\ in Anaheim, one of the I c.0R1ANDER, 433 lat .str~t. I t . . l . · N4twpo'1 Beach, C.A 92"60 aS OflgJna Wineries Vicki R~nea Sakootia, 19761 S.erra founded by Ge rman set-1Ccld•l,lrv1ne.CA.9'161>A tiers who planted grapes d1!.~.~$tr>e$S ·~conducted t>y an •n in the 18BOs. V1ck1 R S<ikioka -Mada m e Ilclena Th•\ stdtem~n• .. as tiled w•th 111e M d . k , F f C.ounty C.Cerk of Or•nge County on JLW>e o JCS a s • ores t o 11. tq1s Arden home in Modjeska P"Oh$11ed Orange Coast Daily Plfol. Canyon. ,...,. n 11 .inoJulv6.1J. tws 2291.15 Death Noti~e• Pl" BLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tr1e lollow1n9 pers0<> is r:lo•no l>u!to· llOWMA.. """d' bETTIE JUANITA, ne, IM~IC:.Hl tNSTA MATE t90q lanai Or .. P. D.ll~ ot cu.ath Jul' 10 1q1), r<M<lt'nl ol o &o• 2306, Costa Mesa, Ca1otom1a fountain Valley, C.cl Survo•f'd t>' t""° 'nb76 ""''· Ra,monO 0. Ro\" t>f Arotona dtld Cecil Calvin Sawyer, 190'1 l...dnal C,,,ry J. RO••• of H.lwa11 , on~ d"U<Jhler, Or. ~ta Mesa. C.a11forni. 92626 Oet>o<dh C1nn<1nte ol C.MOPn c.rove, Thi\ t>us•ness •S conducted t>y -tn In· three t>tothers, HilrOIO Wright o1 ~ta divi<Nal MPsa, William WrtOhl of W•'lh•ngton c.. Calvin Sawyer ano Roberl Wright ot CoSld Me~; orw Tho$ statement was llled with the sister, Frilncts BrlnQmdn of C:...rden Counly Clerk ot Orange Countym June C,.ove. s1• 9r<Jndth1tdr1'n Servlc~ will tq, 1q75 btl Mid MonOiy I I 00 AM. Bell F+e931 Bro.t<tw .. y Chapel, RP• Chuck Smith, P\.ibltsnPd Orange Coast Dally Pilot, Jr o4t1t1ant lr>ter"°'nt. H•rt>o< Re:.! JU11e 22. 1'1. and July 6, 13. 1q75 2334-75 Memortdl Pdrk Bell Broadway M>"'"'''o"wob PUBLIC NOTICE IALTZ·IHGHOM fUMH.t.LHOMl Coron 1 df'I Mor 6 73 C1450 IUL lltO.t.OW 4 Y MOlTU411Y 110 Bro.ldw .1y <...u..,r,, Mesa 642-9 150 McCOltMICK MOllTUAllY Laguna 8 e<1ch 494-94 15 5dn Juan Capistrano 495-1776 'ACIAC VllW MEMORIAL 'AH Cemetery M ortuary Chapel 3!00 Pac1f1c View Drive N ewPort Beach California 644-2700 P'£UF.t.MILY C:OLOHIAL FVHHAL HONI 7801 Bolsa Avo Wes1m1nster 893-3525 FICTITIOUS BUSI NIESS NAMIE STATIEMIE .. T TM followt1>9 per-. is do•nQ t>uso· nt\~ ·~ THE WALLWHACKERS, 11M8 Sky~k Blvd .• I rvlne, C:.ltlo,..,,.• Un1Wr!>al Sl>ofh Ventures, In< •• • C.altlorn•• corporation, •10 Ntwporl (.efll.-Or •• HO. IJ10. NewPOr1 8HC:h, C..l lfor Na 92..0 This ~·rwss is t>e1no conauctecl by• corporatt0n FredVH<tat nus s .. t•menl 111~ with ti.. County Clffk of O<an9e County on July I, lt7S. F4UJI Putllli.Nd O<anQe eoest Daisy Piiot, July 13, 20, 27. and Auoust 3. 197S 1512·1S Pt.:BUC ~OTICE FICTITIOUS BUSIHaSS HAMa STATIEMIE .. T Th~ lollOWln<J pel"$O<I Is dOino t>u\I· ..UH: STUART ACCOUNTING, 202t s. .. Or., Closla A.WWI, CA. m2' SylVie M. Stuart, 202I s-Or., Coste Me ... CA. 92626 Thb Wtiness ts c:.oncwc:t•d by en ln- Cll~I. Sylvie M. Sh .. l"t TlllJ •Utemetlt -· tiled •1111 U. County 0.111 of°'~ County on July 1, t'7S. ~ ~ ~ c-.e 0.111 .. -. .My4,IJ,Je.J7,"7S l&JJ PC:BLIC NOTICE Save on every sheet in our stock. . ~ ..... .· "• . .. . .. . " ·. . . ·. ·· .. ·" ... :·..: · .. , .. ·, '· , .... " .. ' . . .. / . -. . . . . ·. . ... ·· .. ·· .. •• ..·· ·1,,..-..:· ••• . . , . · .. .. . .. ... "· . .. . . . . .. . Twin size reg. 2.99 Sale 1.88 Full size reg. 3.99 Sale 2.88 Reg. 2.79, pkg. of 2 standard cases. Sale 1.88 "Needlepoint print'' tiny floral, easy-care muslins of polyester/ cotton in multicolors. Twin size reg. 3.99 Sale 2.88 Full size reg. 4.99 Sale'3·.as Queen size ~ reg. 8.99 Sale 6.88 King size reg. 10.99 Sale 8.88 Reg. 3.49, pkg. of 2, stand· ard cases, Sale 2.88 Reg. 3.99. pkg. of 2, king cases, Sale 3.48 "Parisienne" rose sprinkled polyester/ cotton muslin. Four pastel shades to choose from. · Twin size reg. 4.79 Sale 2.88 Full size reg. 5.79 Sale 3.88. Queen size reg. 9.79 Sale 6.88 Ktng size reg. 11.79 Sale 8.88 Reg. 4.29, pkg. of 2 stand- ard cases, Sale 2.88 Reg. 4.99, pkg. of 2 king cases, Sale 3.48 "Romance", ribbon and roses print on polyester cotton percales. Twin size reg. 2.79 Sale 1.97 Full size reg. 3.59 Sale 2.88 1 Reg. 2.0I, pkg. of 2 s tand- ard cases, hte 1.n Beautiful white white mus- lins of pol)'d'er/cotton. Easy-care. Flat and fitted 1hHt1 are ttte..,..prtce. S.le pricn •• .n'.cttwe thfOu9tt Svnday. July 27th. u .. ,our JCP__, ~c.rd. , Closeout sale!· I Starts Sunday at noon. Canvas shOe·s. . for the entire family. 3.99 Orig. 6.99 to 10.99. Men's sports type canvas shoes for active participation or for kne>Jrk-abou t wear. Kraton • rubber' !des. cotton duck uppers. White and colors Men 's sizes. Quantities limited on closeout merchandise. 3.99 Orig. 6.99 to 8.99. Boys' basketball and tennis shoes. Stu;dy cotton uppers and rubber soles for active play. Bring the boys in early for best size and color selection. Orig. 6.99. Youth's basketball shoes, Two-color uppers. 3.99 2.99 Orig. 3.99 to 4.99. Gf rl&' and boys' canvas play shoes. Styled like adult versions. Cut with room for growing feet. Various color com- binations. Children's sizes. Quantities limited. 2.99 Orig.'·" to I.ff. Women'• ..,le 9hoea. Eapadrllle and tingle eyelet 1tyles in colors to wear wf th the naturals and sportswear. Come In eafty (or beet selections In ecy1, and color. Ou...,..._ limited. \.. \ • Available in Loa Angel•, Orange, Riverside, Sen Bernardino and Ventura countltiL l . ' ' \ \ . . " • .. h " , , ' NurSing Rome Costs r *Medi·Cal pays a maximum of $96 per day for a private patient in a general hospitar . ~e Key No1nbers : .Ch•"• •nd gr•phs tell nu'rslng home administrators' side of the ato~y -that costs are higher than Medi-Cal ; payments, that expensive overhead makes It Impossible ; ·to:ofler .,_tter salaries to the1r employes and that society r.:~ wllUng to apend more public funds to Incarcerate prisoners t th.n to c•re for the eldertY IH. The slgnfflcant ! ~,. dl•~•yed on this page seem to disprove the thesis '~the ~k 'Tender Lovlng Greed,' at least with respect to Orange County. t DC.Ilg P.llot Naescltfirt• -d . . •: Grap .. "-Tm Petersen ·PAIL Y MAINTENANCE COST ,. .. - i, '· '. 117.52 f' .... P-.AI •• • ' ' . . f 1 ~e fi mostJUKl\IStry problems. among them nursing t, i hlMe~ffs belnf~lowestpaid in.the h~alth industry. ~ r ,.,. recent · CAHF study ·shows nursing home nurses t ·~.ant an avtrace ~ '$2:09..an hour. Persons doing • equivalent worlt in an acute care,bospital are paid $.1.06 an f I ~ _a~Ordiftrla': U19 ltudy. . ' .u: J:lurse•a-. ~de a subltanfial portion of the ours-1,. ms c!~ se~ca in a ~lled nursing facility. ,. t . ~at• th~ feedm and bethers of the sick-eld,rly. It JS the nirse.'s aide wbo tums tie bedfast to prevent bed f &or4l&. AntJ it is au aide who help& the near helpless into a wb~lo'81rai'weU •reises bedrails for patie~t safety. I • . Wilt) What diSpatch, with !at degree of (Hendliness !eomp••lion aides perfor:m eii' dyties goes a long way '} 'la ttenftiniDI the flUtJity Of C ea home provides. al( for ' ver_age ol $2.09,.an hour. t 'the same CAHF wage sur.vey ipdicates a nursing ·~«etary helpet ill likely to be earq,J,pg $2.21 an hour t 1t•'r. acyt~ bre bos~tal counterpaft ls paid ~.87 an • · -.a result (of the wage di~crepancy), nursing homes ·. ~v;t ~e .hi•hest t"'"10ver rates and th" h~aat qualified • ~ ~l lo perform ~. requl~ed tuks, the aasocia- ._ Uott''#:UCIY cooch'1ed. . • t, . JoseplUn~' .Hill, administrator of Glenhaven of N19wport and p~i--\ ol the 34-member Orange County , ebapi.er ol CAHF, IJQinta out another result of the wage '1ap. · "We spend a ~at 41eal ol time training our people and, beca"se or the dillereneet in wages, frequenUy find "5 servln:;• a training rround for acute care ~tals,'' Mrs. aays. · She •lso,.J)Oh\ s>ut Shit IJnce 1972 .Medi·~·a relm· &..n;lhent rate has climbed about $1.96 a day, or by rouftly.13 percent. • S6multaneou•l1 .. Mn. Hill says, nuning home operat· me costs have been hit much banter by innauon. J Her words are backed"by a CAHF cost study released in April. · It s hows that while""the:Medi-Ca l reimbursement rate has climbed 13 percent since l972, nursing home food costs have jumped 44 .percent and utilities 33 percent, for in· stance. Alan Anderson ~ the administrator at Fountain Con-- valescent Hospital in Orange. Anderson says, "Medi-Cal's reimbursement simply ' does not cover patient care cost when a fair and reasona· .ble amount of fixed overhead is applied.'' "Consequently,'• he adds, "our private patients who pay $24 a day, for example, help underwrite our Medi-Cal losses." Anderson and other nursing home administrators point out what they see as another fault in the Medi-Cal system -fiat reimbursement rates. r They say the d{rect nursing care cost for a bedfast pa· Uent with a "permanent" catheter tube who needs feeding t)elp ts far 1reater than for a patient who ii able to bell> care for bimselt, for instance. According. to Joe Pellegri.ni, social servic;es director at St. Joseph Hospital, Orange, the Medi-Cal reimbursement rate and flat rate system are causing a form of patient dis- crimination . "Nursing homes doing a lively business ~n always find room for a private paUent. But Ws tough 8ornetimes for the sam e home to find a bed for a Medi-Cal patient wh9 might be incontinentordisoriented,'' says Pellegrini. To prove his point, he recently picked up a telephone in his office and dialed a nearby nuning home. After he described the penon he wanted to place in the home as a Medi·Cal patient with an indwelling catheter, ~e1rini was told therewer.s noempt.y beds in the home. · "See'what I mean?" he asked after he hung up the j>hone. •'When you 're low on the money ladder and bigb in nursing care need you may h~vc to do a little shopping.'• Another persoo outside but close to the nu rs mg home industry in Orange County, Dr. Thomas Hamilton of the , ' DAILY PILOT SECT10N 8 Sunday, July 13, 1975 PROPERTY RELATED COSTS 20.7% UTILITIES 2.1% county Health Department, also faults the Medi -Cal reim· bursement system. ··rm not in a position to say whether or not nursing home operators are paid too much or too little," says Hamilton. •'I do know, however, because of land values and other things it costs more to do business in Newport Beach, for example, than it does in some rural areas of the state," he adds. .. And Medi-Cal doesn't distinguish between the two areJlS when it reimburses." Hamilton says he believes there are few substandard nursing homes eitber in Orange or Los Angeles counties. But he calls m ost of them mediocre. ·•Probably the biggest problem facin·g facilities is be· ing able to pay enough to attract and hold high caliber, de· dicated people, particularly to work as nurse's aides." Hamilton said. / He describes the dutie5 of a nurse's aide as calling for ·'skill, patience and compassion as well as the willingness to do work that can sometimes be unpleasant. "There's something wrong in a system, in the way we set our human priorities, when s uch workers remain near the bottom of the pay scale." says Hamilton. And to that comment the nursing home industry itself says, amen . The wheeler-dealers and the "incredibly lucrative" nursing home industry described in ''Tender Loving Greec:t •• are diffi~ult to find in Orange County, it: indeed, they are n_ot nonexistent. . Nursing home mishaps here generally ~an be traced to inexperienced or inept management, a flimsy financial cooditlon or an ownership-m-..ement cha.a,(e. And. HamiltQ.n as well as atbers close lo the industry admits Ws tough for a person loc:&in& for a suitable nursing home for a loved one to spol trouble symptoms. Next: Final ·article of &he lerifl -wlaat a nunln1 home s hould b . • ,, • . , . . t . • • •• , 'U OAll.Y PILOT ~ &1nd1y1July13. 1975 ~--~--------------~-------------------------~--~ AD animal-care or1U11aUoa Lt attempt. baf to lloe up •peaken lor the fall to 1how fl1.ml and 1lve lecturet and demcM¥lrttiona oo UM care and tralatne of pelf to ae.bool ch1lclrft. Reapon1lbWtia al pet owners wlll • be lti'elaed, and tnlnt.n& will be 1lven prior to _...&Joto the achooll. student. 18 or older and bomemaJrers • mJa~t flnd thls especially lnteresUng for a · spare-time involvement. As an incenUve milea1t wW be paid. It you are Interested: call the Voluntary Act.Ion Center of Wat Orange County al 880-.3312 or 530-2370. . • • Help tor 't'e11 Cheap Filters The queatioo Lt beini uked whether It wu 1af e t.o use paper towelt u coffee fUten tor the type of pota that use a cone top, throuah which the bot water ii poured. Paper towels certainly are cheaper than the cone--abaped filters, and many of them eeem to work Just as well. The beat a United Press lnlernaUonal con· sumer reporter could f1ncl out, however. was that while no one will 1ay it is unaaf e, no one can 8\larantee lt 11-safe. An official of Procter & Gamble, whlch makes a widely advertised brand, said : ''The Food and Drug Administration has published a list of acceptable ingredients for coffee filters, and Bowtty and other paper towels pr obably includ e ingredients that aren't listed . ··That could mean only that the F DA has simply not been asked to approve those ingred- ients. But we would not advise anyone lo use Bounty for any other use than the intended one." ••• In Callfornia, regulations allowing dru1· gists to sµbslitute chemically equal generic drugs for more expensive brand names were adopted last week by the slate Department of Consumer A(fairs. The regulations were announced by the state Board of Pharmacy after Consumer Af· fairs Director Taketsugu Takei announced it was joining a consumer group suit against lht board. Although the stale's action is "°' m•Jl· datory. Takei called if a "sigoifltant step towards saving Cali fornia c0111umers many dollars each year.•' The de partment cited studies projectint a potential annual savings of more than MO million to Cali fornia consumers. However, the Consumer Affairs action does not require pharmacists to comply with the rules and It made no provision t.o guarantee that any sav· ings would be passed on to consumers. Legislation is pending that would force pbarmicists t.o pass on the savings t.o con· sumers. A d e partm e nt s po k esman said pharmacists who •'are wil.llng" can substitute cheaper drugs, but it is up to consumer pre· ssure to malte all pharmacists cooperate. Doc· tors may still indicate on which prescriptions \bey want no subatituuoo. Dear Ooctor Many people are confused by the different tiUes applied to health professionals, and the dilemma can be troubling, time consuming, and even cos tly when you 're looking for medil'al or dental hel p for a particular condi· lion. The Dep<J rtment of Health, Education and Welfare has a new publication that gives basic information on the types of health pro· fessionals. definillona or their titles, their ed ucatio n al r e quirements , how they specialize, and the scope and limitations of their practice as determined by law. Some or the specialty areas included in the booklet are: -Geriatrics: treatment or medical pro- blems specifically of those of advanced age. -Hematology : dealing with the blood and blood -for ming tissue. -Neoplastic diseases: concerning treat· ment of irregular growths such as tumors. -Nephrology : dealing with kidney dis· orders. -Neurology: concerning organic dis· eases and disordArs or the nervoJJS system. -Opthalmology: diseases and injuries of the eyes. "Facts About Medical and Dental Practi- tioners" is a vailable free from Consumer In· formation. Pueblo, CO 81009. ~ ..... n.M All Co.t. Yl'ftC.t TM Sf Atts .. , .... ..oe IC I 495-tMO 11 t f 17M7 ... ,__. ..... .., :ztt22 c..-.. Ceti'*- !o-a-'-"" ~--,..., ..... w ............ c--Ma.1111 THC RED BALLOON LTD. SALE Fine ChlldNn't Ind Y 0.1 Junlott Wtar UPT050% Off R...,._, Prtc.s ATM.L 3 STOllS 'Aa.tfOllf MA ... ~ .. ~ .... ~ 'AltftOft IQUA"9 i.-1 .. ,,.,.. ~ ... H4MTINOTOff ICAOt (714)~1 ... , A~SJ.7$ ( hildrtt\ 6-Jl SJ .00 Childrtn .e.drr tix -fm · &~ W@lYH? ®@l?WO©@ ,:,, 0 ~f'ffl~ T"' 11n1,• 1t1 l\11 l>u1111 /'Ill u 1/11·111 to'ti IOJI". 11tofl/lul I/It' 011....,.,. •rtd 04•fla11"'"'11.· .. d tu ... ~C't' 1111~1Hl11-. l1t "'w'''"""'"' oltd /111>1· , ... ,.,, Motl p1e1 """"'""!' '" "'' 11u111t '" r .... , )\,.,, .... ~"""'"Ill' ('Oft•' t ~,,,,, "'"'. l'.0, Ho1 l~I ('u.rtn .li.·•u C' ~ !A.'j>M /111 llldr Jlt•U• tt'l••/,1111»1<• Hnil••r. fWtOI• ... ...,.,, ~ tn·f11' &111wrdo11• bd .\t~11• Pre.,,.ellW! lln•• f"t•cl• rw.ue DEAR PAT: Does Costa Mesa have refular nol1e·vlol1Uon lnsJ>edlons or industries near resldencea? J'or slx weeks I've been visltin' relallvn In aucb an area, thinking of buying nearby property. I couldn't believe the noise& from a firm at 630 Terminal Way. especlally ln the early morfline, D.lp&.a and w•endt. There la a bamaneriN ol metal. even et' e:• a.m., and • notsy outCloor' com~. Mfore buyin1 property. I'd like to Ir.now what.. pro. cedure ia required to aet t.bls problem re· medled. J.M .• Costa Mesa FUe aa offitlal complaint wtUt Costa Mesa aoaiai eaforcemeat olflcer Jame. Wdr, ti Fair Drtve, ~ta Mesa. CA 1Z1Z1. l.adntrlal faeWUee an ebeclced replarty for poulble ..ue vlolaUoe1, Weir aald. achUac tbat st••· . dard9 are Mt for particular aoees. ne · p,.. pert)' you meatleaed compUed witla ttCtd•· Uoaa •beD Jaat cbecked, bul a formal re41ae1t from yo• wW tamate ~r D01te level re· ac11D1. ••d c,rrectloa of any possJble aeiae· level vlolatl ... Ta~ Marked 'lt'IH Nol Plaw' DEAR PAT: I jolned the Lon8ines Sym. phonelte Soc iety club in 1974. Three tapes were r eceived, all in f111e condition. When the fourth ar rived. I d id not open it immediately, but mailed orr a check that day. When the tape was opened, I found that it was marked "will not play." It didn't, and I sent it back on Dec. 28, 1974, to the distribution center in Illinois. I've fl}alled letters to Longines for months, requesting the refund of m1 $10.41 payment. I 've heard notb.ini. and no more or· der forms have been reeetved since January. E .C,. Corona del Kar Loasl.Des Symf.bolad&e llatic Senke, w'lei. Jmi.des Capito, Qtadel ud i.-oe-Sya. pbonette Society, aow II Miiis i.aH.le.t b.J l.cA Matte Service. WM& &CA &ook ove'k tlteH record cl11b oper.U.., aew accetaat •mbers were f11uel to au aemben. &CA spokesmaa Dorothy Ernst sakl tllat your •c· couat and refund request probably were mis· ,e1N tlarla& tbe changeover last Jaauary. If po11lble, provl•• r°"r accouat aamber te Ms. l!:rut. Siie wUl coatl• )'OU penoaally reg.ard· lag your refuad. Otller readeft bavl.Dc pro· blem1 ,..,.. tbeae C!lua. sbOald wri&e to llCA Mutle Servlee, Cllatomer Service, Box 1958. ...... a,.ua. lN 4all, ud IMIMde MUI eld Md ... 1cceu'••...._ ftrw 'Pklu IJp tlw Ball' DEAR PAT: We purc has ed a LaDcer double-aide mobile home in March 197', from High Country Mobllf Home la19'.;ln .Beau· moot, Calif. The dealer promiHd tie\ all do· fecta in the unti 'would be repaired. A' re· pairman dld vllit our home 1n SeiMmber, but bttauae of a lat.e-•ttemoon arrival wlthout necetMI')' m•terlah, be=wftniah Uielob later. Ha never did, and learatdtbatff lb Country bad 80ll• out ot tn ... We contacted Lancer Corp. tn Corona, and explained our pro- •Wem. Whea Laacer obtained Hilb Country's ac· count, however. recorda llidtcattd. tbat all work wu ~pie~ W• wrot. to the Department of ,ffqualn1 and Community Development tn Santa Ma and were rel~ to tbe Mobile Home Comumer AHalra Councll lt wrote to Lanc;er but wu una\iffe~1ful 1n .aet~I aft)' aeUon. Our Uf e r ••vinll are tied up in Ulil ...,, •• and .. c:innot ar- ford to pay for the many repairs which were guaranteed in the w arranty. R'.S., Beaumont Mike Hatcblasoa, service maaa1er for Lancer Homes Inc., report.I tbat slace tbe "dealer dropped UM ball, Lucer baa picked It ap aad will aceom.pllall even dealer respoaslblllty" aad complete repairs. Tbe bome you purcllHed wu a dltplay modd, wbkb may accouat for tome of tbe damase. In December, Hatclltn,.. iold lleUy CoDiDe of tbe MobUe Home Comumer Attain Council <Bos 3113, A•allelm. CA 9!803) that the aerviee work bad been completed. His rnpoue led tile councU to cooctude tbat your complalat bad been remedied. Tbe council, an arm of the Trailer Coach Aasoclation, only forwards consumer complaints to manufac- turers. · M'cuhlllfltOta Had No Flag• DEAR PAT: Does anyone know who de· si~ned the United states flag and wheth('r or not it was fiowo during the American Revolu· Uon? H.R., Costa Mesa Hll&ortans dluiree oa maay details ol tbe ._....,,. of &lie Star• aDd Stripes. •Ad &.be nags S.a& preceded ft. It la aot certain , who de· •II••• It, or If It waa flown d11.rlng the • .. vol•Uoa. Autborttles agree tbat tbe fla1 tPdllaated H a reAlt of a resolutlo• offered by ~ Martoe Committee ol tbe Second Co•· tiDeatal Con1re11 at Pb.Uadelpbla and adopted June 14, 1777. It read, "Resolved that the flag of tbe United States be thirteen stripes, al&enaate red and white; tbat tbe union be tblneeD •tars, while ID a blue field, represent· la& a new con1&ellalloo." Congress gave u1 no .biftt H to the designer of the fla g, no instruc- tions as to tbe arrange~ent of the stars, and mo lalormatlOll on ill appropriate UH, 1111 • aortau llav. bee• unable to RIMI Ute balla ef 1 u.e rao1..uo. -the ortP,•I nag law. TM n . solutlo• ~1tabll1hlng the na1 wa1 llOt ena pub<ed uatll Sep&. Z, 1m, more u. .. It weeka after tu paNase. DupUe retea&ed rt· a:.: tt_y (lat A•lrlH• e';::.•r, ., •. ~ t Wtt .... stoa, fw tM _. el .. Val~ 8taMt'! r.r hit •-f._t_ lae et Mt•• ttte na1• utll lTt#. ilfter • .,, • Wa_r wH o\'er, • •• ~ ii\ ' l I ............... d •• &ei~ . .'"' ~t I DiAR •AT : .l bO\llht. • Mo~el H,. Buam.aatcr vaporiHfc .whlcb \&Jet IW!e cey1tal1. Unll1 r~eriU)-, l could l'eortef • . ounu pa~a.-r of lft .. o cryi,•l• pm Southern atlonai, M¥\lffcturJ'llf. ·co: .~n Hollltt.er,... o; Wbel\ 1 placei '->' 1Ut~t ,ny Jetter waa retu~ with t¥, ~~!!.~ 0\9 ntm Wal 110utfl BUllJ\ ... , ~--~art . 1toreJ 11tm \.o carry • llndant D'~italt!t a.S , I've bf1un lo aet 10m1 bJI blac .·~• la my 1ara1a. Can you help me 1001 e • ktln1 source for these crystals or tell me how to 1et rid of these bugs? W Cos' .... M S.B. ., wa esa u.ctane cry1tal1 are not t&ocked b1 aa)' el the lar1e cllemlcal compules coatad.ecl. A tpOknman for the Loi Anieles Cbemldl C.. said tltat materials used to ma~e &\ •e cry1taJ1 are la very short suprl)'. ·~ WH •· vlted &bat you probably wll bafe Mt aw anotber method of cootrol. Brtq ooe ot. U.. beetles to the AgrlcuU.uraJ ComnilMlolle~.tl· nee at 1010 S. Harbor, Anaheim, for' pt.per idenUflcatlon. Then contact &be bome ri· vlHr'• office at tbe Agricultural Ex&eailo • (1000 S. Harbor) for advice oa contrbl of .. fte lnlects. Mud Bath NeutraUzn Odor DEAR PAT: You had a recerit \tem in you_s'• umQ about using tomato juice to neutralise \be odch-produced when a pet meets a skunk~ I'd like to relate a treatment one or my Weimaraners ~ , ministered to himself when he tangled wtth a skunk. It was after a rain, and immediately UPQD •. being sprayed he instinctively bead~ fol' ' nearby mud puddle. in whJch he rolled unU~e ' was thoroughly covered with mud. Preato ...:.. ~ j ·-appearance or all odor! I've never-heard i' ..m~" treatment, but it cert.ainly gaiged my do ' instant acceptance, as the mud dried quickl)',*> he just rolled it orr. It's cheaper tban lomal6 juice, at any rate. P. E., Huntington Beach Anlm als u s ually know bow to belp themselves, if they can. Any cat owner kJlow1 . that dirt baths followed by paw cleaning la a · favorite grooming procedure. Fortunatel>'.• ..S • was readily available when your dog eacoea- tered the skunk, and, being a sbort·balred ~reed •.. he dried quickly. Even tf one bad to create am . ..- puddle for his pet. it would appear to be the moat economical method or handling this problem. Plant May Save Whales RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY w....v .. w.t ......... DEAN HOWARD WASHINGTON CAP) -Seed oil from a wild desert buah holds lbe promise or protecting wild over an extensive arid uea o! tbe Sonoran Desert in Arizona. California and Mexico where temperaturea may bit 115 de1rete in tbe,hade. U prodyoea an estimated 100 mUUon pounds of peanut·aiMd aeedt annually. . sperm whalu lroin ex· Unction and givin1 an ec:onomle shot in the arm to U tmpoveriahed In· dian retervalions in ArizQna and California, a National Academy of Scie11ce1 panel has re. TR E PL.A NT l t portetJ. ' b•Ueve4-.lo have a carnauba wax, which is la borio u sly scraped from the fronds or palm trees and imported Crom Brazil. The report recom- mended that the 17 re- servations in California and nine in Arizona im· medtately begin develop-inl plana to plant 2,000 acra of jojoba planU.· lions over the next five yean. ' "Thi• lona-ran'ge pro- gram will call for the ex· penditure of several ltU H.t>or ll•d. SK.-ity million dollars over the ~~c:.~"'~~·~114~ ... ~~5~4~•-0~25~•~~I C•Mllt•t five years and could de- velop a training program for lftdians to develop and oiahrtain tl),e planla· lion and to pro<!uce and market the products," it said. "AFTER five years the plantations should become self-supporting and provide a source or income from the sale of tf>e oil," the panel said. FOii ALL YOUI SECURITY MUDS Alarm Syatem1 · Entry/ Access Contt.h Cosed Circuit T.V. ~ SIGMA · PROTfCTl6H ~HVl<;f 17141557-5333· U Uae jojoba plant la 11tt1pal\ ot more tl'u., groWl\jn l•r•e quantltl• Yt•ra. can. aW'\tlve in on pJantaUon1 in the cllm,ai. wit,b no P*'e Southwe1tern United 'than eifbthr~bea of taln- Statef, ,the report said, fall llDJlually ind i1 resis· -----------=-;;-;;-;;-;;-;;-;;-;;-;;;-;;-;;;-:;"";;-;;;-;;-;;.';=~=;:;:::::::=::::::~:::=::::=:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::;:=:; its oi may someday be tant lo in.I~ aid dis· ~ us ed . ln automobile ..-es. · tran1ml11ions, carbon Jojqba oil txlracted paper, dn.t1s, poliahel, from lhe 1"41s is color. paper coatings. textiles 1811 ·and odorless. The and electrical insulaUon. panel report said it is The aclentilla ad· 1uperiorinmanywaysto milted, however, that 1p-:rm oil, which the they can't dltliniuiah United States has re- now between the female! fused to import s ince plant which bears the 1970 when sperm whales valuable seeds and the were put o n the en. male plant, whlch pro-dBngered species list. duces only pollen. In hydrogenated form, The jojoba plant grows jojoba oil is equivalent to DMV Open Vntil 6:30 SACRAMENTO <AP> lonser hours at the 147 of. -Department of Motor llC$1 across the atat.e w11J Vehicles offices wlll at.ay continue until Cbristmu open until 6 :30 p.m. on week. Thursdays starting this week, the OMV has an· The offices' normal not.meed. hours are 8 a.m. lo I D M V D ire c l or p.m., Monday through Herman Sillas said the Friday. ~<jjo// MATERNITY SUMMER SALE to:iO~OFF AU.t••• ... ......., ...... •uceTOCUM SOUTH COAST PLAZA 1"-l __ ......., 667·&7~ ............ ,...., ...... N ............ C.... ' ' NOW YOU CAN AFFORD TO AR PET THE WHOLE HOUSE!· I r Mttp In YdW Room Meo141,.,,.,,,, ... I • HOUIS: M.T.W.S. 9-6, Th""· & Frt 9•9, SUn. 12.s LAYAWAYS AND TEIMS.AVAILAltl ~ ' I • I . . ,- I·\ • J Ill • p al ' is at • fl O' in it w t.c ic ~ °' ., b 'Ii 0 n ~ p t.c " .. b II " • D b b c a r. a • .1 11 )I ., . .,...._ ...... ____ ..... .Tf/ Repair: It's Slwfking I eu•t tell you bow the aignal is transmitted from a television station onto your TV set's lfteell, but J can tell you the newer color· sets IMlve a power plant carrying up to 30,oob volts. So if you ever want to get a real charge out of life. turn on your set, remove the rear panel and ltartfoollng around backlhere. There are even up to 25,000 volts present when a set has been off for boun. I was shocked when J learned this. 1 found out this information and a great deal more while wor•in1 in an el~ronica shop for a week. . I'm probably the last guy in tbe·world who lbcMtld have gone into the TV repair 'field. For Daniel Halligan The Job one thing. I've never been the least bit in- terested in elec- tronics. But on the other hand, since J haven't owned a TV set in several years, maybe ( was more mentally --------' ,tuned in than I might otherwise have been. H0 P.Per I gave.away my set.when lmovedand justba- Yt!b't ,aotten around to getting another. This doesn t mean I don't watch the tube. I do. During some weeks I watch itformorethan t..wo hoors. MY FAVORITE program? It's a toss up between Mary Tyler Moore and Walter Cronkite Mar(s prettier but Walter is the "most trusted man 1n the eountry," according to a poll. You know, I believe this -the first poll I have ever believed. I divided my ti me in electronics working in the s~p -I was the official tube tester -and spending a couple of days making house calls. They told me a successful boU$e call is part public relations and part doing a good job. (It's al90 not being bitten by the dog.) ~t's a sad sta~ of affairs but many people ~1der TV repairmen as bandits who give re- c_eipts. Who's responsible for this negative at- titude? The small percent.age ol repairmen the , onea who are bandits, that'rwbo. ' Yet the technician wi. isn't a technician isn't the only culprit in the profession. There's allo the guy (even in Orange County) who fiaures he'll save himself some money and do his ~ w~rk. The fact hedoesn'tlmow what he's do· ~ is mcidental. There are certain things a "do- 1t-yourseU~r." can 't ~o. These include walking on water, dr1vmg wh&le drunk and repairing a television set. When a pair of amateur bands get . into the chassis of a set, what may have started { out aJ replacing a $6.25 tube could wind up as an · •.:;o reconstruction job. : t BUT I CAN'T fully blame the man :or the boU1e when he thinks he can repair his own set. The blame goes right back to the television in- dustry itSelf, to some of the manufacturers -more specifically to the advertisln1 agencies. When a consumer is lulled into believing that pulling open hia set's "drawer" just might be the tougbeat part of any repair work, switching a bad ~tor for a new one (jus.t like cbanging socks). it• no wonder the public yells when it gets lwlcled a $30 bill for 10 minutes work. U you ever get the ch~. visit a TV repair abqp.end look into the chassis of a set. But don't tl7,4o count tbe wires, because you'll lose track after the first 10,000. Here's something: When your set needs a new picture tube, you m"&Y order a "new tube." bat chances ~e you won't be getting one. You'll be getting a tube that bas been reconditioned. ODIJ rarely ls a new tube sold without a chassis and cabinet. But relax-. You 'll still get your war· rant1. Warra~ties are pledges of manufacturers and .it's. a shllme more set owners don't read what they't.e entitled to befol'e they write checks. Before you switch channels on me, let me leave you with these worcb: U you believe your set needs help, contact a 1'1"'11fenional. Learn bis rates. Describe the pro- ·blem at, best you can. If the guy pulls out a mmual and says, "I'd better check your tubes " )'PU just might be talking with me. ' U so, 1 advise you to look elsewhere, because I bad problems even locating the "on-of!" t,ntcbes wbile 1 was in the profession. As a mat- ter ol fact, my first morning I asked what was 'll'OQC wltb a amall, brown set on the work bench. •-ne picture looks strange," I remarked ... What are tboee lines? '' He took a moment to meer, then &o&d me I waa looking at a microwaveovett. NEXT WEEK: BelD&aJobbopper. Employers W arne,l SAN FA AN CISCO Quillin said there haYe (AP) -CltlDI man)' been 1.000 ~omplatnts ot .w.ttou. state lAboc' violation• slnce the Qmtuill'-er Jam• L. belinnlnf of the year. Q•llll,a bas waned moil o them alnce • • f l • ., e r e t b a i school vacations besan. ~atera blred for t •work must be al QulWo sald employers • )illl,11 F•n old. aailt fcmd plky ol 1atb _.. •w.tt __..tbaaeiOt d••••nora could be ~ .... a day. ud rnlllt be ftDed up to .,. Alad ....: .-Jd at leut $110 I*' teoced to jail t.nn. ot • ..... ... tollxmonthl. · 8und Ju 13. 1975 OAILY"1..0T MULE Coast Residents Get Some KicltS . DAYS \ Tom McConn ~ °" WCllCCt-dora. Tlw /olhlq ,._ column 10GI toridn b1t Jrrrv Hill, .a OaU11 .PUol camera tecbn•cton 10"4 "horte nut" 10ho found .a. /omwr Html#t(ICon Beoc1a cckbrit11 in Uw •6die of M• Dov-tollft M otllUd Ba1laop ov.r I h• long Memonol Daw~. By JBaaY IDLL 0. • ....., .......... U you ever bear me say "get up" to a mule. you can be 1ure ol one thing. The critter will be slWn• oo my lap. That ought to about tell you what I think of mules -even after watching what has to be the big- gest and best mule show in the world -the Sixth Annu al Mule Days Celebration. The three-day show is held every year in Bishop, the little town on the eastern edge of Californ i a's Sierra Nevada Mountains that calla itself "Mule Capital olthe World." •t seems to be a title well-earned each spring when the mules, fnul e skinners, mule watchers, mule cussers and mule promoters all tum out from just ever- ywhere. THE MULE SHOW was something to see. It included mule shoeing. a diamond hitch contest (for tying things on pack mules), racing and a contest wherein the str· ing of pack mules is sup· posed lo follow a horse The horse goes where th~ rider asks him to go. The mules go where they please. They also had a timed event, the keyhole race in which the rider tak~ bis or her mule through a slot into a circle, turns around and comes back out through the slot. Some or the mules start; some go halfway; some don't s top until they hit the fence. . It's as one old retired skinner, a mule man who bas packed the whole length of the John Muir Trail four times with his string of long-eared freight toters, told me: "Mules -well, sir, you either love 'em or you hate 'em ." A lot of people go to Bishop during Mule Days just to find out, I'd guess .. whic.h category they fit in to. Our own State Sen. Dennis Carpenter, a N~rt Beach resident wboM wife and daughter keep hor-.1 at the Orange County Fair· cround1, and, for exam- ple, was one wbo might have traded bis horse for a mule right on the spot. HE aODE horseback -part ol the way. at least -in tbe big parade that bigbllghted Satur· day morning's activities. The bone decided to turn "mule-beaded .. right there in the middle of the street and Seri. Carpenter got off and walked, to the delight ot the crowd that kept yell- ing, "Get a mule." That. I would· pre· sbme, puts the senator in t he "loves mules" catego ry . Another Orange Countian in the "loves 'em" category has got t o be Mrs. Maynard J enkins. She got the nickname "Mom" J enkins when she lived in Huntington Beach becau se she vi r tua l ly si ngl e: handedly, organized such an effort of letter- wri ting, cookie-sending ~d ~hr'!stmas package distributmg that literally hundreds of American servicemen involved in the Vietnam war were treated to good words and "goodies " from Stateside. ··Mom'' is now in the thick of things at Bishop. She's secretary to the Bishop Chamber of Com· merce's executive of· ficer. It means she is prac- tically in charge of talc· ing care of visiting m·embers of the press, directing advertising and editing efforts for the official program, and setting up schedules for shows, p ancake break.lasts, parades and exhibits and lots of other details. She and her husband moved to Bishop soon after their son. Bill. a . Huntington B eac h athletic star, was killed in an auto wreck. MAYNARD JENKINS had been involved in the construction of two ski lifts in the Bishop are.a in 1969 and suggested the permanent move to the area after the loss of their son and the de- cision t o leave the Orange Coast area. The Jenkins' have lots o f oth er "s ons," howe v er -the ex. Students to Get Refund, FTC Says WASmNGTON <UPI) -The Federal Trade Commission said last week hundreds, perhaps thousands, of former stu- dents may still be eligi- ble to share in a $1.25- million r efund from a chain or computer and vocational schools which allegedly defrauded them by promising jobs they didn't get. The schools, run by ~areer Enterprises, Inc. m 38 states and the Dis- trict of Columbia, have since gone out of busi- ness. But under an order issued by the F1'C early this year settling a com- plaint against them, former students were made eligible for restitu· tion. A lawyer handling the case said from 1,000 to 1,500 eligible students so Former students who believe they are eligible should write to the Compliance Division, Bureau of Consumer Protection, FTC, 1726 M St. NW, Washington, DC 3>036, the agency said. • SbortI • TopJ • Sk1r1.' B~rhint. S11its • Stparalt.1 • S11n1111rr Samp/r, • M ;, rte "11d J 101 ior S1tt•1 Horsin' Around with Tom Mccann servicemen they cor- responded with and sent boxes to in Vietnam. There are even 10 special ones-a ll mar- ried and raisinj? a new generation to adopt now "Grandma" Jenkins. AJI 10 of this special group live in the Lake Odessa Mich., area, wher~ "Mom" and Maynard Je~kins were to spend their own vacation this summer, It isn't too likely they '11 run into the Michigan congressman who helped "Mom" make her mail and cookie lifts so sue- cessful during the Viet- nam years, though. He's got a new job in the White House now. Gerald Fo rd w as Congressm an Ford wh en ''Mom " Jenkins was a Huntin g ton Beach housewife with a moral e· building plan. He cleared a lot of red tape for her in those days, "Mom" told rn.e. And, though he's never g<?ne "mulin' around" in Bishop, the Jenkins cou- p~e have had letters from him now that he's Presi-dent Ford. JCPenney .. "Balsam Plus" perm Now just 9.88 Mon., Tues., Wed.! Perm has special additives for greater cu~I control. Includes shampoo and set. Haircut extra. Reg.12.50. "Phase T' perm, 13.88 Another special price-tor a special Helene Curtis perm w ith built in conditioners. Reg.17.50. No appointment necessary. Charge it. CAftlON DOWNEY llUU.ERTON HUNTINOTOH nACtl l.MCIWOOD MONTCLAIR NIWPORT llACH NO,.THAIOOE O"ANGI "THI CfTY' PUEN~ HILLI "IY!"lf01'8AN IERNAADINO VENTURA WHITTWOOD. UH your JCP•nMJ cti•ree C8rd. Sen.Dennis ·carpenter and wife Madine, of Newport BeKh, joined In Bishop Mule Day Parade. Below, contestant finds out what multt-headed means. JCPenney ~ Diamond sale! 203 off --.:::::-~ r ~J //-,, ~ ~ -,:--~~)ti) . \-~r I (i{ \ \~\ ,·sale $184 \ \/ , • ,,;.>-.. ;;~eg. $230. Cocktail _.· \.. nng. Total weight ' / Y4 ct. set in 14K / ( gold. rr ,,..., ~ I.~ 'r,tlf /f' ~>:]~·~~: . '..: : ... t--. ,..... ··:.' ..... ' ~{' Sale $560 Reg. $700. 14K gold heart pendant with 24 diamonds. Sale s2ao Reg. $325. 14K gold wedd ing set, % ct. Sale J836 Reg. $1045. Heart shaped cocktail rrng. 32 diamonds 14K gold. ' ... 1 • I Sale s415 ¥ Reg. $520. Wed- ding set. Engage- ment ring has 1A cl diamond. ' Sale '84 Reg. $105. Single diamond cocktail ring. HK gold se ttln . Sale '136 I Reg. $170. Bridal set. • Engagement ring in 4J prong tiffany setting. • J:t\-A . New P arenting ·skills FOStered • 87ALLISONDE~ °' .. ....., ......... A trend W.ard family rather titan lmtitutlonal care and a need for more •peclaliled atWa hllve Jed to a Datianal pilot pnicram to develop e4ucaUonal materials for .... parents. Oranf• County District. CbildND a Home Society was one ot It public and volunteer agen- cies aeleeted as test sites. Vlaitin1 \.be Santa Ana oflice ot CHS. Children'• WeUare League foster care apeclalilt Dorothy C. K1.ller explained tbe prosram. 1be 18-month project la funded \lDdt!.r a contract with the Children's Bureau, Office of Child Development, U.S. Depart- ment of Health, Education and Welfare. Input will be gathered from sites ln urban, s uburban and rural areu from local, county and state agencies, and two volunteer groups. A secood test agency in California ls San Mateo, Mias Miller said. A social worker based in New York, she ls completing her doc- torate at Columbia, and has spent her professional life in the child welfare field. SKILLS NEEDED ''There has been an increased awareness that bejng a fosle~ parent requires special skills. Not everyone can be ooe. It is more than just parentiDg your own children. We call it parent- ing plua." The foster care picture bas changed somewhat, she ~ert ed. Children· are older when placed. T~e a~rlge age is 10 na- Uonally. There are more 11101 of children with budlcap. and emotional problems, cblldren who have suffered tevere trauma. Foeter childnn are DO looger orphans ("There really aren't any orphans these dQI.") and often placement la a choice made by the natural parent& .. for the good of the child." The focus is different 81 well. she said. Tbe main objed.lvewith foster care is to eventually, lf pouible, return the cblld to bJa .natural parents. "It is often clifficuft for foeter parents to work wltb the child's family. There are feellnaa to overcome on both sides." MATEJlLU.8 TESTBD The materials beiDI tested are geared to orienUnc new foster· parents, but can be adapted for tbe experienced parent 81 well. Mias Miller said. · · Key objectives are lmprove- meirt of foater parentinc akilll, sensitivity to possible aituatlooa and knowledge of where to find help, greater self-awareness and desire to learn. CHS's Temporary Uve-in Care <TLC) program, under the direc· ti on of Kathy Kricensky, will be using the materials locally. ~ Mrs. Kricensky will attend a traininjr session next month 1n Cambndge, Mass. and a six-week course will be offered by the · agency in the fall. Using fllms, tapes of foster parents and children, workbooks and supplementary reaclJ.ni, an. overview of what foster care means will be discuued. Other segments deal with the chlld'• polnt ot view, tbe utwal paren~ UM role of the qenc7, placement, netabbon, ICbool and community, Illa MWenaid. "lue1Uoa1 about foster ure cor:;~~f, acroes ber delk are ~ t.y orm tbrougbout tbe coun- try. "First, they are concerned with belplns tbe chlldreo who have problems. Next. comee de- allna wltb the f amlly. Most are not up for adoption and will be re-turnlns to f amlUea. "The natural parents want to· be seen u people with problems and be unttentood. Tbe foeter parents must learn tobandletbla, even ~ tbe bactsmmd of ~1ituMion.' ., .. Many also are coacerned about ftncllna reaource1 ln the commuillty to assist them in their job. "Wben you are deallni with children who come from homes where there ls child abwe, drul abuse or alcobollam, you have difficult problems to deal with." All of the picture ia not bleak, she emphasizes. ''An important part of the package will be about the joys, the rewards, of being a foster parent: It takes special people." There are some 150,000 foster parents in the United Slates, she noted. and almost evel')'Wbere there la a constant need for new recruits. · . She sees f o~ter. parents as an untapped.resource. ''They really are doing a public service. Upaid even the minimum wage, we couldn't afford the quality care provided by tbete dedicated peo- ple." MRS. LAGE MRS. WEINBERGER MRS. RAMP Children 's Home Society foster care supervisor Kathy Kricensky views educational materials being developed by Child Welfare League with Dorothy Miller. CALENDAR Wedding ·Rites Performed FAl&VIEW HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS: Training is being of. fered this month for summer volunteers through the volunteer of- fice, MS-9331, Ex. 483. Help is needed from those 14 years and older abletogivealleasttwomomingsorafternoonseachweek. Opening are lilted in pool therapy, arts and crafts, outings, languageskills,muaic,naturestudies andmany~thers. Lage-McCormick St. Andrew's Presbyterfan Church, Newport Beach w~ ~e setting for the nuptial cereitleny linking Teri. McCormick and John F . Lage. Their parents are the Joseph Paul McCormicks of Newport Beach, Faus to Lage, P~o Robles and Mrs. Mildred Lage, Fullerton. · The newlyweds will live in San· ta Ana. * * • Weinberger-Stephens Cathy Lynn Stephens became the bride of Lawrence I. Wein- berger during ceremonies read by the Rev. Don Maddox in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Stephens of Hunt- ington Beach, earned a bachelors degree in sociology from California State University, Fullerton. Her husband, son of the Irving Weinbergers of Huntington Beach, received his AA degree in dental technology from Orange Coast College. They will reside in Santa Ana. * • • Ramp-Crawford Kathleen Ann Crawford and · Lawrence E . Ramp were mar- ried in St. Andrew 's Presbyterian, Newport Beach. They are the daughter and soo of Dr. and Mrs . Robert A. Crawford and the Edwin A. RamP6, all of Newport Beach. The bride is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and Principia College. Her husband, a law student at Willamette University, received a masters degree in diplomacy and world al! airs from Occidental College. • * * Campbell-Lawler · Melissa Lawler of Costa Mesa and Donald Campbell, Hunt- ington Beach exchanged nuptial vows in Christ Lutheran Church, Costa Mesa. The newlyweds will live in San Francisco where they will attend California Stale University. The bride is a graduate of Newp6rt Harbor High School and Orange Coast College where she was on Ute Dean's list. Her husband, who also made the Dean's list, attended OCC and California Slate University at Long Beach. . Their parents are Mrs. Paul Stewart, Annandale, Va., Michael Lawler, Newport Beach and the Neil Campbells, Hunt- ington Beach. '* * * .· Volker-Lilly The Rev. and' Mrs! Wilbur G. Volker came from Norristown, Pa., so be could perform U.wed- ding ceremc;my for their son, Sgt. Steven A. Vatker and Marcia Ann Lilly in Christ Lutheran Church, Costa Mesa. 1be daughter of Mr. and Mn. Robert Lilly of Costa Mesa, the bride graduated from Unlvenily High School and attended Sad- dleback and Orange Cout col- leges. Her husband is serving in the Marine Corps. They will reside in North Carolina. * * • Parker-Vrotherton Orange Coast College graduate Peter K. Parker and bis bride, the former Susan Jane Brotherton, are making their home in Palisade, Colo., where the bridefroom is a ranch manager. The couple exchanged vows in the Fitzsimons Medical Center Post Chapel at Aurora, Colo. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Warren K. Parker ol Sherman Oaks and Maj.(ret.) and Mrs. Donald R. Brotherton of Aurora. The new Mrs. Parker is a graduate of Mesa College, Grand Junction·, Colo. * '* * Cunningham-Leenerts Loia Lorain LeeD«ts became the bride of Arthur K. Cun- ningham during early afternoon rites in Cenlra.l Park on the cam- pus of the University of California, Irvine. The bride, daughter ol Mrs. Nancy Leenerta of Colla Mesa, graduated from Estancia High School and Orange Coast College and DOW is a student at UCI. Her husband, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L . ·cunningbam of ·Costa Mesa, also is an alumnus of Estancia High School. He earned his bachelors degree from UCI, where be is studying for his teaching credential. The newlyweds will reside in Fountain Valley. * • • Niewiarowski-Merandi A double ring ceremony at St. Bonaventure Catholic Church un- ited in marriage Margaret And Merandi and James J0seph Niewiarowski. . They are the daughter and son or the Louis Meraodis of Hunt- inlrton Beach and the Mitchell Niewiarowskis of Southgate. The bride attended Villa Cabrini Academy, Burbank, and graduated from Marina High School and Golden West College where she earned a nursing degr~. lier husband attended St. John's Seminary at Camarillo and will be a graduate student in clinical pyscbology at California Slate University, Los Angeles in the fall. 1bey will make their home in Downey. * • • Strozier-Lange Mission Viejo First Christian Church was the settlng for nup- tials uniting Phyllis Ann Lange and Hardy Matthew Strozier W . Parents' of the newlyweds are Mr.·and Mrs. George lL Lange, Tustin, and Mr. and Mrs. Hardy M.StrozierJr., Yucca Valley. The bride is a graduate of Tustin High School and received a BA from California State Univenity at Fullerton where she is currently pursuln~a teaching credential. ; Her husband, a gr.eluate of Lowell High School, received bia BA and M PA from OCLA.. He ii now studying at Southwestern University of Law. They wUUive in Irvine. Food for Thought Alm-ming? DEAR ANN: This Ls for the 13-year-old wbo couldl't get. up in lbe mornin& for school, but wu wide-eyed at mldnlpt. Yean aio, when I returned to the worklq world, J ate little or ao breakfast, a U,tit lunch and a hea•1 meal In the evenlns. ..Before supper J wu ahauated. ~ than an bour aft«' J ate J ao revved up r could work Wl· mldaiaht. Who monll.a1 ... 1 wu dead tired. t.-t yur my bUl\ud hlid to Jene en u •arl7-moe llllllC bull· \. nea trip. He su1gested J eat a big breakfast with him at the airport. Thal day l had a light hmcb and a Ugbt supper. By 10 o•clock I wu ready foe bed. Tbe oext mornina I wu rarin' to ao. I've been on that same eatJ.q Khedule ever alnce and am never tired. . Now I realize my body waan't eettina enouab nou.Nhment In Lbl mornln• to carry me tbnMIP the day. I'll bet If tW J.t.,...--old will eat a bll breakfMt and 1 light lunch and aupper, he'll be . . ...... -. able to sleep at niiht and jump out ol bed ln the mornlnl rartn' to 10.-Dl1TO DEA& Dl'M'O: 1tmv people wr'OCe co 1q1at a eaqe la 4let -e.pedally daat UOI• Sleepy lleM" l•J olf cart.lated ddMa after ..,,.r. I ltefJe u.it la4 ,_. tMl leUel' ... take.a,_ M'httt. • Dl!AR ANN LANDERS: Wbesa 100 epofre tn Aaelne, Wla., 10'1 Wei • ,..,. ot wrtdnl tbe col- umn 11.u mllde JOG pGIMtftly llbodproof. J laope IO. ll)t.,.., is unusual, to HY the least. Frank (made-up name) and I have been married lhl'M years. He la 28. I am 23. I know be loves· me and I am crazy about him. but be has a peculiar bana·up about mu inc love. Frank 11lm.Pb' cannot perform iD 1-1. WM a normal penon. It bu co be OG t.be front porch, tile baoclrl y.rd, OD tbe roof, on a beach, or ln the woods. Several time•, drl~ bome from • party, l"raalr bu aired me to 1IDdnu ta t:be car and walk into Lbe bouM nude. We lift tn a .. LEGAL SECRETARIES: Orange County Harbor Area mem- bers will hear FBI special agent John McKeon on FBI Duties and Responsibilities, Wedneaday, July 16, at 6:30 p.m. in Dillman's, ·Balboa. Rese·rvatlonsareto be madewithJohn Salyer, 540-8902. AAUW : Huntington Beach Branch members will sponsor two summer coffees for prospective members. The first will take 1place Wednesday, July 16, at 7:30 p.m. in the Huntington Beach bomeofMrs.C. L. Randolph. The second will be hosted Wednesday, Aug. 13, by Mn. G.A. Kopcho, Huntington Beach, at 7:30 p.m. AARP: Huntington Beach Chapter 857 will hear guest speaker Cliff Houdysbell of Western Savings and Loan, Wednes- day, July 16, al 1 p.m. in Murd~ Park recreation center, Hunt- ington Beach. PUBLIC FORUM: South Co~ Community Hospital will .offer a two-part; program on emergency medicine. Ttie ti.$ session, Wednesday, July 16, will discuss environmeotaliajUriea and snake bites. The Aug. 20session will covercardiopulmooaryn-suscitalion. · Speakers will Include Drs. C. McArthur, M. Wacbolder, R. Watkins; RN Gall O'Heam and Laguna Beach Ufe Guard CPR instructors. B'NAJ B'RITB. WOMEN: Oranee Coast Chapter Wm meet Tbunday, July 17, inBrentwood Savings and Loan, Costa Mesa, to bear graphologist Wllllam Shaffer. The meeting is scheduled for8p.m. CO•MUNICATION SEMINAR: Problems of commUntcatioo between teenagers and their pare.nts will be the subject of a film and dla.c~aion program Thursday, ·July 11, at the Brea Hospital Neurc>p1ychiatric Center. Larry Stuedle, director of adolescent services, will lead the discuulon becinnin« at 7:30 p.m. ··w AYUDANTESAlJXJUAllY: The Pacifica Hospital sup- port croup will offer a wlDe ta.sting party Saturday, July 19, in tbe home of Paf"Pike, from s to 8 p.m. Proceeds will benefit the medical scholarshlp fund which awards study grants to outstand- ing Medical Expl9rers. NIGUl!L "RT ASSOCIA110N: Memben will participate ln the Lapna Hilla Mall Art Show Thu.nday, July 17, tJuwab ~- day, July 20. . . Frances llcFarlMd, c.iutrano Beach, will demonstratetbe techniques of maldn1 .talned alua windows durina the show. Alln Landers naidentlal area. I have ah,aya complied wtth hia wlahes bat I'm teared to cle- ath ~ ne.ttbbora m1-bt Ml me. I thln.k Frank"• requeMa are un- natural and ~bilcUab. I try bard to pleue bim bite a UM I love the l'l1 but be u beeominf man de- mandiq and { dOD 't lmow what to do about It. Caa J'O'l Map? -s.o.s. DM&l.0.8.:U .......... ,... • ....,_..,,_.._eu .. .......... ,..~ ... , .. ... 'NPrm ...... b .... .. . . . .-. = lD paltlle. TJae llQ' II 18 H.Aa1oae ... ..-Ge •••t of .. ,., rlllr ..... .. ,..ld81ena1padfte.U.a1M --~ ... There la a blc difference between cold and cool. Au , .......... &bowl )'OU bow lo plar it cool without freez!nl people• lD ber boolrlet, "Teeo•ll .. ,,... Tea Wayt to Cool It. ...... "° ~ lD col.n and •~*"· llddnued IWD lo Allll LaDden, r.3. Ba , J:lcba. w. eouo. . sears SAVE 25o/o! Semi-Annual Sale Blue .. Package Panties "in Many Styles Regular f3.25 Elaetic or Cuff Leg Brie(e $4 Band Leg Briefs Soft acetate tricot, double fabric crotch. Pack Wh ite. Sizes 4-7. or S-7 '":l""':::Pkg. ol 3 for t3 $4.50 A·Sizes 8-11-Pq. or 3 for 3.37 $3 Bikinis Sizes 4-7 _Pkg. or 3 for 2.25 $3.80 X-Sizes. ________ Pkg. ·of 3 for 2.85 SAVE 23%! Shaping Contour Bra Double Knit cups w ith flat seams. White. Sizes 32-36A, .~2-38B. 34-38C. SAVE 36%! Regular tl.97 ea. 2ror$3 Terry Velour Acrylic. Sock1 Regular 79~ Colors. Fits a lZH 10-13. . . . . . . , . . ' I I I SAVE 22%! LegtricityrM Panty Hose . Regular 99c 77~. Sandalfoot. Fashion shades. P.A. T sizes Men's Double Knit Sportcoats Regul11r 860 ~3497 An up-to-the-minute look in easy-care · knit fabrics that re- sist wrinkles. Solids and fancies. Sizes to f it most men. SAVE 18%! Men's T-Sbirtt, Briefs Regula~ 12.99 Whit' cotton. Sizes S to XL Summer Dresses, Pantsuits, Shifts and Culottes 899 Your Choice Prints. solids in Misses' sizes. Misses' Colorful Knit Shorts a~d Tank Tops YOUR CHOICE 99 Perma-Prest® ribbed polyester tank tops in stripes and solids; .sizes S,M,L. Coordinating stretch nylon knit shorts or walking shorts in misses' sizes. Children's Swimwear and S~mmer Separates } 27 to 277 Boys', Girls' Knit Tops 3- 6x _ 1.27 Boys' Swim Trunks 3-6x 1.o7 Girls' 2-pc. 81kin1s 3-6x .~ --.c.. I 4 Girts· SIS Knit or Woven Tops 7-1 4 2/g4 Girls' Bikinis Sizes 7-14 2 -~ .I I Boys· Fancy Knit Shirts 8- 12 - -J.67 Boys' Fancy Knit Shirts 14-20 -1.97 Boys· Sw imwear Sizes 8- 20 1.97 limited Quantities ·30o/o 0 FF Sears Former Pric·es Shirts, Shorts, Pants, Dresses for Little and Big-Boys and Girls SAVE 33%! Laura OrlonG> Acrylic Yarn Regular 99c Faehion colors. '4- o z , '4-ply pull skeins . 66~. 8-digit Calculator with Percent Key .~ar!f Prif"f' 1499 Constanl floating decimal. Runs on disposable batteries (not included). ' ' I __,,. . . . .. ..... --. . . . . .. . \_1 ears. Kenmore 5-Cycle Washer Rt'"g. $329.99 Five wash/rinse2 8997 temperatures. Self- cleaning·filter. Kenmore Electric Dryer Wrinkle Guard® fea- ture helps prevent set-in wrinkles. End- of-cycle signal. Reg. 8259.99 22997 4 7999 Microwave Oven Cook s meal s, snacks in minutes. 60-min . d igital $399 timer with signal bell. 100% Solid Stale COLOR TV 13-i n . diagonal · meas ure picture. 24988 Easy detent UHF tuning. 14023 SAVE ~ 12.0 Cu. Ft. Upright Freezer Reg. f269.99 •239 Grill·type shelves allow cold air to cir- culate freely for 'fast free- zing . 12513 ' ' . i65061 22.1 Cu. Fi. Refrigerato with lcemaker R~~ular $639* 8739.99 Completely frostless. *lcemaker Hookup to Water Supply Available Extra. Built-in Dishwasher 6-cycle model with Reg. 8259.95 :~i~cehr. ~~~t~~ 20988 Color $5 Extra. Carry~ng Caae Included Stretch-Stitch Zig-Zag Dial control sews 2 Reg. $129.95 stretch stitches or $98 zig-zag and straight stitch. . 2-HP Canister Vacuu Powerful cord reel v with slide suction control and complete tool set. ... CUT ~.1.52! Women's Buckle<l.Clogs} 4 7 Were ·84.99 Men's Casuals Wf're 814. 99 to tHS.99 I , • /I Your Choice $2.89, 14-Pc. Hex Key Set .l.27 89c Epoxy Cement __ 2/I.27 $1.59, 6" Slip Joint Plier_l.27 $2.39 Utility Knife 1.27 $1 .79, Y4" x a· Tape l.27 16-Qµ~rt Pressure Cooker· Canner Regular $59.99 97 Made of sturdy cast aluminum, this cannet holds up·to 9 jars. Metal cannil"\9 rack included. $64.99, 21 Qt. Size Cooker-Canner __ 57.97 $2719, 3"-in. "C " ClamP-1.27 $1 .99, Sharpening Stone_ J .27 $1.89, 16-0z. Wh ite Glue_ I.27 $1.59,8-oz. Silicone SprayJ.21· $1 .49 Naval Jelly 1.27 $1 .99, 6-Pc. Screwdriver Set .l.27 $1 .99, 6-in. Wire Wheel_l.27 CUT ~4 to 88! Little Boys' Shoes Were 18.99 le> 112.99 Men's Fabric Casuals Were 15.99 lo 87.99 a~: · 17-Jewel Stellaria~. Watches Were 134.99 19· 97 to 149.99 ·• . . ea. Limited Quantity ., ' ' 8Crylic.1atex .... • ·" . U0 Hfift .. .,,., p ........ au WOod, stucco and masonr1 SEARS PAINT CUARA.l'TEF.S Sears paints guaranteed for bene· fits checked. If paints fail in any of these respects. you get necessary additional paint or your money back. when applied over properly prepared surfaces in accordance Paint No. I Coat No Chelk S1aini111= ~on Yl!llowinit 'A VE s 2 Gallon! Exterior Latex 11Paint l • Regular s '99· 17.99 • 11 galloq $209.99, 112 HP Tank Sprayer #15364 169.97 $229.99, ¥4 HP Tank Sprayer #15414 189.97 Paint & "Fools Also Available at Sears San- ta Ana. 26005 SAVE s2 Gn/1011! Interior Latex Flat Paint Uegular f4..99 2~~n Formulated for easy ap- plication and cleanup. 181005 Interior Paints l'einl No. 81005 I Coat 'a'aaheblc Spot Rr.tielent olorf .. 1 with label directions. • Cuereolced l roat cK~rpl on rougb or textured aurf- Guereotced 1-coal on 4SO equ•re fool ere• SAVE ~Bl 13-incb Hi- Velocity Fan Regular 3697 .-.,-ftll f#.99. e=~~"l-1 Deeply pit ched aluminum blade for maximum air flow. 3 speeds with rotary switch. $j4.99, 15-in. Hi- \'elocity Fan %.97 Two ·Turbine 12-inch ,. Ventilators Installed 8999 Includes Flashings Wind"f'ow•ed, Gets hot,.stala air out ot attic area. 16451153 . .. ' . \ Se~rs Be;s;t --~:=;s;;:~~~ ~oro.mqnicator Typ~w~iter \I • Regular $279.99 99 12 in. carriage length, full width tab,. power return. powe_r rep~at keys, touch injector, impression control, paper injector, cartridge rib- bon system and more. 3-Speed Super-8 ' Movie Camera S81e S tb 1 power zoom lens. faat 1::1.7 tent. ASA range 25 ti 160, auto"'atlc •xPo- sure ~o.trol, CdS exppaur• , . contrc& ·•IQ~ motloo. SAVE ----\IO! Comf ortal)le Sleeping Bag 4 ... u~. ,bonded Ourapuff• pofyester, 200 denier nylon outer cover. 100% cottori f Ian net liner. ' Regular f34. 99 2497 ~ears Highway Passenger Tire Warranlv Full "«'urrantv for 10% of Milea/! .. Specified Dynaglass Guardsman Radial 34,000 Mile Warranty • 2 fibergla~s belts 2 polyc&ter radial cord plie8 SIZE tlU .. lL4R Til4DLI~ f'RIQ. Bl.AC" \l ALLS :\7.00 - :>.t.O-I:\ :\8.00 6.1:>/c..<1;;.11 1:\.00 - !ihO· I:; ·U.00 --I bii-1::; 5. '.IO/f,J Ml-I :; 4 7.00 .,----....... :.?8.:lO :\;.?.:.?5 ;1:1.00 :1:i.:!S 1.8. :.?.oi II you do not receive 1 Oo/o of miles spec1l1ed because of your tire becoming unserviceable due to failure apparently relating to the materi· al or workmanship, normal road hazards or tread wearout. replacement or refund will be made, upon return, with no charge for mileage received WHITEWALLS n .oo 1;;.1"1 urcrn-1 a :>3.'"' -t:R7K-11 7 .:1;;.1 1 :15.00 t"K78-1 a. 7.75-11 :18.IHI :12.:.?5 I.'>:\ · :u .7;; 2.07 39.75 2.36 4 1.2:> 2.51 1:1.:>o 2.68 Limited \l a rranlv - If you do not receive the total miles spec1f1ed because of your t1re becoming unserviceable due lo failure apparently relating to the materi· al or workmanship, normal road hazards of tread wearout. we will" exchange 11 upon return, for a new tire or give you a refund charging in either case, only the proportion of the then current selling price. plus Federal Excise Tax that reptesents mileage used. Nail punctures will be repaired at no charge. C K7K-I I H.25-14 fl:!.OO llR71l-I I K.55-1 1 (15.00 (; R78-I 5 ~).1 r.i8.£:-... I 5 -r.;;.oo tl~S.. _I ~/8.:!5:_15 68.00 Dynaglass Belted 28 28,000 !\tile \\'arrant~· it..50 2.88 4.K.7.5 3 .0• ~.n 2.95 -5 1.00 3.17 3.~ F(;LL WARRA'.\TY FOR AS l...O~G AS YOU OWN THE VEHICLE :t H eavy-d ut y or SteadyRider Shock Absorber fails while the original purchaser owns the car, it will be replaced upon return free of charge, or the purchase price will b~ refunded. It the defec- tive shock absorber was installed by 'Sears, we will install the new shock absorber with no charge for lapor. SAVE $5 Pair! Regular $28. 99 Booeter Sbocks • 2 fiber~las!i belts • 2 pol~·e~lt'r radial cord plies SIZE A 7K-13 h.00-1:1 ;1 I. 9'1 :!h.:..! 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The SteadyRider Shock Hf'o ular '"' s 12.99 9:: Fi~ .\Jo~t \mf'rican l"an .. Many imporled cal"b. The "SteadyRlder" is an all temperature shock witb an exclusive temperature-com- pensati ng device. No longer w ill your car ride "rock hard " in cold weather. nor w ill it ride "mushy" in hot weather. Both Shocks Warranted For As Long As You Own Your Car SAVE 53! Heavy Duty Shock Absorber H .. 1?11lar S8.'J•> 5?.7. Sizes to fit most Ameri- can-made cars and many imports Low•Cott I nl4ta I lat ion Avai,~ble Sean Air Adjustable Shocke 23~? R:rlar 4499 1 99 pair • \ ' I •• DAil Y PILOT .lninate, Sa'?e ~otig .. KOng -'$1.2 Million ,,... l ' 1' • \1 A. ~ A HONG KONG (UPI)-'~v4' n_i> re1ev•nca oul•f entJ1u•la1ttcally are alrnoet unheard ot now. ~il~~~~~~ 8di~re're!1c! MUI)' of Hone Kon1'1 of· aa.cte ~Itson waUa, tbt ln· ltamtac ne" wa)'I of etc ape •tt•mpta num-between the ~ million lt flctall havo a apeclal re-ma tea Ill 38-yeat·old makin11 a llvln1 and _,.red only a.bandM dur· ... uooforp1i4einthelrun-Stanle y Prison are tutnlna Stanley into a 1H the ••t two years would have cost to have itortn1. ··taught a useful trade tn OliJOr government sup. and attac ~s among the products made by Attractive and dura· one of the many masshte pUel' of uniforms, shoes, ~sonen have plunged =ate industry and the ble, the tf.lm oatfit.s wom works hops e quipped signs. flags, publlcalioiia a.stically. the~~tit S~~~tl:~. °}~! by poe\.iJ, raUw•y and with the most modern a nd , moai recently. " prilon •mployea are the mac,hinery. fum.ilure. PRISON officials are year the saving is ex· work of the British Hardened crim~~a -~R~~~~~a=t~S=ta=n=le~y~u~e~d=eu~·g~h=~=d=·~L=a=s~t~y~e=•~r~~~e~~~ct=e=d=~=d=o=u=b=le=·~~~ Cotohy 'a worst. c~mlnal1. ~~~~-;r~·~;o~...,. Soon achoolchlldren will be aittlnc at desks constructed at Hong Kong's only maximum 'Stiek 'em llp~ · llenrietta, shown being very protective of jewelry in a San Fran- cisco store window, is a r.ent-a-tarantula, the latest in antiburglar devices. At $10 a month, she is much cheaper than a German shepherd, which rents for $300 a month and eats much more. In the several months Henrietta has been on guard, no break-iri has been attempted. Inch.lb. System Shrinks TARZANA <U PI) -ing eilher a dual system, America is going metric; inch-pound plus metric, but few people realize or have solely converted this fact, let alone un· to metric in product pfo. derstand the system that duction. would soon replace the present inch-pound stan· dard of measuremenL The U.S. Congress in 1866, more than 100 years ago, legalized the use of the metric system for those who wish to use it. But it wasn't until three years ago that the Senate .:;tarted the wheels to ~hange the country to the metric system. Today. Ford Motor Co., Gene ral Motors Corp., Caterpillar and many other large cor· porations already are US· ACCORDING to Robert Hopkins, who is publisher and editor of the American Metric Journal. in four or five years persons will no longer be able to find jobs in som e industries unless they are familiar with the metric system. Ninety percent of the world's population has adopted some sort of metr i c s y s t e m for weights and measures, a nd , a c cording lo Hopkins, there are only five nonindustrialiied nations that have not gone m etric. The system that the U.S. would adopt is called the International System of Measure (SI). Like U.S. currency, metric is based on a de· cimal sys tem. To in· crease or decrease any base or derived unit by 10 or multiples of 10, the decimal is slmply moved from the left or the right. Fr a ction s are eliminated and memorization (12 inches to a foot, three feet to a y ard, 16 ounces to a pound) will no longer be necessary. JTDDAY'S CIDSSIDBD PUZZLE I , ACROSS 74 Glimpses 1.-.-Disgust 32 Peak 100 Family 76 PrevaricatOf word 33 Dirk member 1 Ice mass 78 Notwith-146 Attempted 37 Concerning 102 Branch 5 Form standing 1.-7 Suffice 38 Pool 104 Clamp 10 Quit 81 Spanish 148 Nero's 39 Sketch 106 Humorous 15 Crazy: article language 41 Verb form remark slang 82 Chinese 153 Oak fruit 42 Matron 107 Smell 19 Bristles measure 154 Blob 43 Dash 108 Fried clay 20 Blind fear 84 Cattle 156 Gremlin 44 01scover 110 Honor 21 Body part dealer 157 Medieval 45 Frigid fight 22 Chemical 88 Avoid tale 46 Acrid 112 Divorce • compound 89 Prim 158 Evade 48 Supplemented city 24 Trim 91 Row 159 Purposive 50 Fish eggs 11 3 Turkish 25 Armpit 93 Small 160 Anew 51 Medical coin 26 Chinese flower 162 Theater measuremenl 11 4 Mine nver 94 Save signs 52 Is not entrance 28 Knead 96 Poker stake 164 Musical (contr.) 115 Tree trunk Q9 Alma-98 Gun: slang sounds 53 Realty 117 Scotch 30 Doctrine 99 Work 165 Equal item cap 31 Aight·hand 101 Epochal 166 Label 55 Attach 119 Display page 103 Ennoble again 56 Knife: slang 121 Tape 32 Bunions 105 British 167 Metal bolt 57 Cruise 122 Stoked 34 "-deum" sailors 168 Witnesses 60 Harm 124 Love story 35 Urge 106 Atom 61 God of war 126 Dill 36 Irritate 109 Skidded DOWN 63 Foray 127 Changing 38 Feign 111 Choice part 66 Neck directions 40 Spanish 112 Knocks 1 Eliot hero growths 128 Parry river lightly 2 Short 67 Talk idly 129 Bullets 42 Contaminate 113 Practice jacket 68 Head: slang 131 Sundeity 46 Amphibian room 3 Uncommon 69 Left a will 1331 Warden 47 Wax 116 Redact 4 Non-71 Pantries 134 Silicon 49 Mean 118 Australian Jewis h 73 Frolic symbol 54 Girl's name birds 5 Incite 74 Aircraft 136 Plane 55 Tooth 120 Japanese 6 Nimbus 75 Furniture detector 56 Beef cuts measure 7 Collection set 138 Kipling 58 Snare 121 Greek letter 8 Greek letter 77 Zoo novel 59 A great 122 Dog's name 9 Reverberated greetings 139 Dewy number 123 Of the sun 10 Join 78 Persian 140 Gym pad 60 Durable 125 Act together gateway 141 King 61 Exclamation 128 Punish 11 Oral pause 79 Edenite beaters 62 Endure 129 Danger 12 Mature 80 But: Latin 142 Girl's name 64 Anglo-Saxon 130 Vibratory 13 Table 83 Helm 143 Neat slave motion seasoning position 145 Carry on 65 Conclude 132 Only 14 Go in 85 By way of 147 Rendezvous ·66 Heavy 133-Gambtirig 15 Pasquinade 86 Superlative 149 Bitter wind game 16 Rubaiyat ending herb 67 Impress 134 Decorous author 87 Cereal 150 Adapt 70 Time 135 Spoil 17 Quote grain 151 March'date Indicator 137 Worker's 18 Dollar 90 Digraph 152 Cape 72 Estimated holiday bills 92 Revolve 155 Cudgel time of 139 Wire 19 Convened 95 Masculine 157 Llvonlan departure measure 23 Bitter 97 Moray 161 Ol phthong (abbr.) 140 British vetch 98 "Pearly" 163 Nero's 73 Kind island 27 Skill portal "eleven" I& CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANIWlftl . . • security prison. AVTHOIUTIES at Stanley prlaon don't w0rry about rio~. 'lbe convl~ted murderers, rap ht a. ·thieves , arsonists and drug smugglers are busy turnine the aged facility into a modern factory that la 11ot only re· habilitating criminaJs but also saving money. l,natead of idling away their hours or working at tasks that L!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:!:!!!~ 30 SPECIAL1Y SHOPS IN ~•~1"._...-......... A 11.JRN OF THE CEN1URY VILLAGE ATMOSPHERE ... ADJACENT TO '--~ ........ ll(l~t TiiE FESTIVAL OF ARTS GRO~S. NOW OPEN Some prime space available 580 BROAOWA~ LAGUNA BEACH CALIFORNIA · 714 494·7915 • t .1, -. Sears Save$49~88 ) TI1is Ad Effective through Tuesday, July 15 ~atching P ieces $99.95 Ches.._ ____ 79.97 S39.95 Commode 34.97 $54.95 Kin~ Si ze Headboard _____ 49.97 Re~ar $219.85 Rustic, rugge<l looking bed- room with a Jight chestnut color. Brassy-look hardware. Dovetailed drawers. Includes: Triple Dresser Base, Mi~r, Twin, Full or Queen Size Headboard ' 97 Ask About Seara Convenient Credit Pla11ll Sheet SALE! 20o/o to 50o/o OFF 21% to 41% OFF 33o/o OFF Sean Regular Prices •All Ready-Made Bedspreads •All Cu stom-~ode Bedspreads Choose fro m a spectacular se- lection. Qu ilu, bouffants. flo· rals, wovPn .• solids. Sizes from bunk to dual-king. Sun Regular Prices Perma.Prest• Faehion Sheets. Choose floral or solid colors. All are easy-care polyester and cotton. Machine.wash, tumble dry-no iron. Pillow SALE! S 11 Standard Size ___ l6 $13 Queen Size 18 16 King izc 810 Sean ReguJ1r Priee1 "Cloud Supre1ne'~ Plueh Bath Rugs, Carpeting and Accet1 ories Lus h nylon pile machine wa. hes beautifull y. Carpet~ have built-in urethane fo.-m- just trim to fit! Rugs are latex backed. Creot rolon. 1 I • .. •' • ,,. 0 , " -Jl!t' • ... _.i.1 ,..._.. --I \• ' • ,, •'• .., & ·~ ....... -__ ....,_ ..,,... -"' ...... I .. h, ...... '"'.. -• -~ ~ -. ._. . AIL '4 )l.i'f )f f PJ ', .. J .,,,, 11 • ., •• , '· • '•,, '", 11 , , I • <,., ,,1 iv II •1•,' ' , i1 ... co. ' ' I ! I • • I ' ~ J ' J f ~'\ ''' ! I, ' I • • I ' ' ' + t I • • • . . ••• • OW.Elllel A 33·story-high replica of the Eiffel Tower is a key attraction at Kings Island in the Ohio Valley. Other features include a Lion Country Satan. a cham· pionship go lf course. lnterna- tion a 1 Street and two 135· foot-high Ferris wh eels. In - form a ti on is available by calling 1·800-543-4031 toll free. IJooklet .Liilts V.S. Festivals Uyou'll be vacationing in Maryland at the end of August, you might like to know about the National Hard Crab Derby Day and Labor Day Skipjack Races -they're from Au1. 29 to Sept. 1 in Crisfield, Maryland. You can watch awkward crabs wend their way to the derby finish line during the crab race, feast on eaatern Maryland seafood delicacies and watch a race of oyster dted1in1 skipjacks. I TIJlS EVENT is one of many listed in a booklet · from the Department of Commerce called ''Festival USA 1975." A copy can be obtained for $1.50 from Consumer In- formation, Dept. 33, Pueblo, Colorado 81009. Other events included in lhe booklet are; Mitt-August -Chicago Lakefront Festival -Set against the spectacular backdrop of Chicago's Lake Michi ga n waterfront, this festival OM. V Plt.OT • M Isle Camping Low-cost ayM.J.aaoWN UPITr••I._ Vacation bargaln-....it?<."a'~"""1 huntera need look no "'We r eal he that ample. for fl.SO per day operates a commlaary there are many who pre-you can rent a 10.by·14 where food and other fer campln• out durtna foot tent and all the au PP l l e s m a y b • their vacations," said camrlng equl pment purchased. Meals and David Brewer, general you'I need -and tho cocktails are avallable manager of Caneel Bay tent will already be set at the camp'a {ull 1ervice -and Cinnamon Bay.· up. cafeteria and bar. Cam· •·we actively encourage The m06t "expensive.. pers may also dine at the enjoyment of Cln· accommodations are the Cancel Bay, by prtor re- namon by the campers, cottages. The daily rate servation. 4g,,;;~~Jl' further than the Cln· namon Bay camp1rot.md in the Virgin Islands Na· Uonal Park on St. John, am all est and most apanely populated ot the U.S. Virgin Islands. Would you believe dal- lr rates for accommoda· tlons for two persona range from $2 to $141 Curiously enough, perhaps, the camp- rround is managed for the park service by one ol the most luxurious and expensive resorts in t.be Carlbbean: Rockreaorta Caneel Bay Plantation. Tbe 6,lOO·acre park wu donated to the Unit· ed States by Laurance S. Rockefeller, a dedicated conservationist, to help prnerve the primitive beauty of the island for future generations. who can enjoy the same for two persona Is $H, A complete water sun, aea and sand as our with all equipment in· sports center operates resort guest.a, and at a eluded. The re is 225 year-round at Cinnamon fraction of the cost." square feet of screened· Bay. Sailing, snorkeling in space in each cottage. and divine equipment FaACTION, indeed. Rates for the cot· can be bought or rented. taees and tents are foi Scuba·divlng expeditions alngle or double oc· can be arrao1ect. but you cupancy. For more than wlll need a certlflcatloo two campers in your par-card !1sued bf the Na· ty, add $2 per person per tlonal Aun. of Un· day to a maximum ot derwater Jnatructora. • 1lx. the Proln1ional A1sn. ol Bring your own tent and camping equipment and you can pitch your own tat on a prepared site for Juat $2 a day. M axlmum capadty of each tent alte ia tlx persons. Tbe fee in- cludes Ute of a picnic ta· ble and a charcoal grill. THERE ARE 40 cot· Divine Jnatructora, YM· CA or equivalent. How e v er , i t i s n • t ta~es, 40 prepared sites necessary to bring any 1w1tb tents, two group eq uipment at all. sltea with ei1bt tents Everything you migbl' .each, and 10 sites where need can be rented at cJmpers can pitch their Cinnamon Bay. For ex· own tents. Bathroom facilitie s are in a separate buildin~. Admission SJ.7.S Childrm, 6-12 St.00 Childmt undn six-fm Real Lobster Worth a Trip The campground Ashore, there are foot trails through the park with it.a fasctnatin1 plants and wildlife. There also are pre· Columbian Indian dig- gings and the ruins of old Danish augar planta- tions. By STAN DELAPLANE HUBBARDS. Nova Scotia -We flew here to give the famous Nova Scotia lobster a vote of' confidence. And, believe me, they're all they're cracked up to be. The lobster comes to the table boiled to a brilliant Chinese red. He holds a slice of golden lemon between his claws. The meat -sweet and juicy -is dipped in melted butter. It's delicious. Not to be compared with the .. lobster tails" we im· port frozen from South Africa and Australia -really an ocean-going crayfish and not a lobster at all. The province of Nova Scotia is shaped like a lobster with one claw holding onto the Canadian mainland. There are 790,000 resi- dents, 240,000 in Halifax. *** Lobster is not ,priced on Nova Scotia menus -''ask your waitress.'' Prices vary according to the size and the day's catch. Right now, the lobster din- ner is running $7 .50. There's no problem selling the m . "Boston takes all the lobsters we have to sell" . Weather now is a sunny 70 degrees at midday and we sleep under one blanket at night. We're so far out in the Atlantic that we're one hour later than Eastern time. Summer tourists are big business for Nova Scotia. Air Canada has a special of $.579 from Los Angeles, the farthest point away. It includes round-trip air fare, six. nights of hote l rooms and a rent car with i,000 miles free. The price goes down the closer you get. For the same kind of package from other cities, write J ohn Bugden, Department of Tourism. Nova Scotia, Canada. Tell him your m ain interest -hunting, fishing, golf -and he 'll load you with good how-to·do-it folders. ••• "For a painter who can afford six months of reasonable living, what part of the South PacUlc would you choose?" I'd say Western Samoa. The people are sturdy, pure Polynesian and they're the architects of the South Seas. The houses have cone-shaped grass roo(s over plat- forms of lava rock. They spike six feet or b~mboo in front of the house. They're drilled with holes and they stick flowers in them. · When it rains, they drop ~ venetian blind of coconut fiber on the windward side. But when it's good weather, they haul them up out of sight and you can see clear through the village. At night with cooking fires going and coco palms towering against a milky, moonlight sky, it's the way the South Pacific should look. American Samoa across the channel doesn't have it . The U.S. Government has improved it. Houses are topped with cor- rugated tin. The blue lagoons are edged with thrown away tires. · a~ TakH the Hassle Out of Tra•el! IYlllKI THAT'S OUR JOB Let our friendly and court.ou1 tra•et COUftnlors assist you with yow VACATION 9ftCI IUStHESS tnrYel • 1 cmMJllMtttJ. HO SERVICE CHARGL 2075 S• Joaqtlltt H111s ltoed a .... ftl' Newport leach, Califcnia fZ'60 ~· ....... 600 "-'c l :JO .. 1.-00 ,. .,._,.,.. crn.~cxo ' '~ Another Biggar value for our ·Summer Sale! offers air and water ____ ....:...... ___ .__ _____________________________ 1 I• shows and concerts and other musical events. A da11ling pageant - Veneti an Nights - features a spect acular parade of lighted and de· corated boats gliding across the silent waters. SEPT. %7·0ct. 4 - Autumn Leaf Festival -This festival focuses on th e un· surpaased beauty of fall foliage in t he Pacific Northwest. Best bet for full viewing pleasure: tak'e a leisurely drive through Tumwater Ca- nyon on U.S. 2 just west o f Leavenworth, Washington. "Festival USA 1975" is <¥ of almost 250 select.- ~ Federal consumer ll!Ublication.t listed in the .Ummer edition of the "Consumer Information lndex." Published quarte rl y by the Comumer Information 'Cepter of the General 8'Mces AdmlnlslraUon, U. index ls available ~from Consumer In· form a ti on, Pueblo, Colorado 81009, or at feder4! lnformation cen· ten throughout the coun· trJ. . Manufacturer's FAC'IOR Y OUTLET ' ••. : . 1 ... , .. )'11i.1, SALE 20% OFF IVBYDAY DISCOUNT PRICES 47 NATIOMALL Y ADYPT111D HTTa QUALITY eMHOI °' NNIOllt' .... SPOftTIWIAI' 6 UNOl!Nl -P"l!!f! !!MMtf -................... ·"""' ·-.i---...... ,_ ............ .... . ..._., ....... ....... ..... ·~ ....... ·0....-· .... ._.. .. , ........ ... .................. _ --· .,,.l\ .. , .. 1·--1· HIWPOaf. INC. :::.r=na. --• . . . ~ummer cpops Coqcerts MONDAY EVENINGS UNDER THE STARS ON THE MALL AT FASHION ISLAND Now through August 25 Flonl Decontions by AMLING'S NEWPORT NURSE RY HENRY BRANDON CONDUCTING THE FASHION ISLAND BRANDON SYMPHONITTE JULY 14 PROGRAM -9:15 P.M. ·Fashion Island Overture La Boutique Fantasque Sheherazade Themes Song of' India "Porgy & Bess" Selections Jealousie . Dance of the Comedians Caprice Vi~nois MacArthur Park "Sound of Music" Selections (Encore) Maple Luf, G'Nite Medley Brandon Carroll Arr. . Rlmsky-Korsakov Rimsky-Korsakov Gershwin Brandon Arr. Kabelvsky Kreisler Webb Rogers & Hammerstein Sponsored by The Irvine Company 11nd Fashio n Island Merchant's Association in cooperation with the Music Performance Trust fund. Technical Director-Chari~ F. Webbe r FASHION _j ISLAND •mWl'OR'l' 0 OENTl1R • Pacific Cont HlghnJ...,. ••t:-.. n Jemboree and MacArthur .. . .. ' Sierra Bow Back Chair by Conant Ball Sale575 .... $19 We've got o lot to sole ... and you've got a lot to sove during our largest Summer Sole ever! In this remarkable example of "Natural" design, the beauty of solid ook hps been developed to the fullett. • • . with simple lines, distinctive groins and tostefvl wolnut accents. In the tradition of master craftsman Conant loll, yet so contemporary. Handcrafted scoop aeot. UM if as o de1k choir, around a dining toble, or os on extra puU-up choir. SALE NOW . • . AT ALL 3 STORES ' 'AIADINA'• MO I. COLORADO If.YO. • 7'2 ... 13' SANTA AHA• 1110 N. MAIN ST.• 547-1621 POMONA • '60 L "OU AYI. • 62'-3026 .............. .~ .... . • • • • • . • . . p .. . . .,. DAil Y PtLOT PUBLIC N011CE m\'l\"W Dinosaurs tt) ~~-~-c..1111... . . Be Rarer ~CHOMA NL. ua NEW YORK <AP) -The museum wbach drew more than MC>WntlVrm't! ·dlnocaur ia ~omiot an en-Lwo .millloe visitors last year, Du.rina the 1974.75 fiscal year, the muaeum '1 income wu just over $13 mllllon, about $300,000 leN than lt spent. A spokesman said offlcial1 expected a similar deficit for the current year and would have to meet it by d..ipplne into endowments. "EMMANUELLE... dangered spttlea lD New York said the nhlbita to be closed wtll ,._ «D City. threatened not by a natural be chosen on the basis of tbelr -wHAT DO YOU predator but by the same budget physical location and of which SAY TO A cuts lbathave bit firemM, police auards are on duty at a MAICED LADY? .. (X) and ot.b8t' public employes. particular time. Two bird halls The dinosaurs in question were closed Friday morning; dwell at the Ame:ican Museum two other displays were ot Natural Hlltory, one of many scheduled for a temporary shut· cultural and educatlooal institu-down in the afternoon. NOnCaTOc••DITOtlS • SUNatOtt-COUaTO,.TME STATE Of'CAUl'OaNIA l'Olt ..... ,. ,,. .. 1 c..t. s-. tr.. J TMIE C»V.!~:="1"•01E A -sHAMPOO" Ill -~I* ol WU.LARD T. Kl.AGES. ..., '"Owf & n. Plnsy C..-0.C..sed. ,,_ __________________ .....,. fllOTtCE IS HEREBY GIVENIOttle • "AUCI DOISH'T LtYl Crtditon ol tl'le •t>CWe named CIKed9n.I ttoee •II S-tMWllS "-"Ing ci.I"" "9llllSI tat ANT MOil" Vlt Wlcl llKedllnt •• tOQulrN to fl.. ""OUI TIME" IPGI then\ with I .... ftet HMlry ~hen. ln•.,_ ________________ --f ti. of'flce of tne clef'-of the M>ove -Otlefl Daily · tJ:>O I,.._. -i t ...... ,. Motttllru Fri ...... , .<H OPf'-ntlhttm,........... te2:MPM·S1.U nec:eswry voucher), to the unoenlgned •I Ho~r. Gertner otnd Brown, lb ot·l-------------------1 tom«y\, 43oeO Compus Oro••. &ox 2201, Ntwpart Beoich, Coilllorno• '126'3, wtl<ch i~ the ptoice of bu\lnen ol the utl· aersigneO in all matter~ pertolnlng to I.ht Htat• 01 'aid deceaent, within tour rnootl\$ after Ille lorst publocotionol tl11~ fte41co. Dated July t. t97S THE CITY SHOPP'ING CENTRE ORANGE •532·6721 11.\ CITY CENTRE CINEMA~ I ... CROCKER NATIONAL BANK ... ___________ __, By .i.tnft Woo<ll n Execucw ol the Wiii ot ttle •bolre named ci.ceoene S..A. fRWV IMANCMESTEA EX.I G.O. fRWV ICITV OR. EX.I MOWSElt, GEaTN•lt _.UOWN A . .-~ °"'" t:; tBE AMY woar P.O. a.•!211 "' "OUtl TIME .. ....., .. .Kll,Co~'*I T ...... : ~,_ • -sHAMPOO" Ill -.....,si. En<lllW -0-. AM n. --,,... __ ti~ b-4 bit in New York's The spokesman said museum JVST ACROSS the park, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art oo Fift.b Avenue at 82nd Street, of- ficials anoouuced that a 20 per· latestfia:cal crisis. officials were trying to make TUB MUSEUM has been forced to fire 23 ot its eoo full time employes at a savings of $250,000. As a result of the cutback, the museum is planning temperary, rotating closings of some al the dispJa~. including the Hall of Early Dinosarurs, with the huge bl'ODtosaurus familiar to millions ol touring school children and adults. sure that every exhibit is open at least part of a day, so visitors who make a trip to see a particular display will not be djs.: appointed. cent cutback In the security start WOUld force closing on Tuesdays. The museum. which already is closed on Mondays, also wlll curtail hours on Sunday and will close galleries, on a ,rotating basis, for pa~ of each day .. A spokes man for the The museum, which has no fixed admissiop charge but sue· gests a fee of $1 for adults .and SO cents for children, gets about one-fourth of its income from the city. The rest comttS from ad- missions, grants, endowment in- come, contributions and sales. The Metropolitan. rated the city's top tourist attraCCJon in a poll not long ago, recently m. creased its suggested admiaslon charge from $1.50to$1.75. Aquarius: You Are Noticed MONDAY, JULY H By SYDNEY OM.ARR ARIES (March 21-April i9): Adjust to changing conditions. Accent is on revised con· tract, agreement, partnership. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Direct ap· proacb might not be most constructive. Instead, go around the point -be subtle, discreet. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Lunar aspect coincides now with significant changes re- lated to creative process. Your feelings, im- pressions undergo transformation. CANCER <June 21-July 22): Home environ· ment, familiar surroundings tend to dominate - in actuality or in your thoughts. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Pressures are re- lieved. Vacation or holiday atmosphere could prevail. Leave details for another time. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Consolidate. Br- ing together loose ends. Tighten budget. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22(: Study Virgo message for valid hint. Some plans are upset b.ut you land on your feet. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You get needed information. You work best now behind the scenes. SAGl1TARIUS (Nov. 22~Dec. 21): Romantic interests may provide some obstacles. Key is to see what is happening, not what you wish could occur. Pulltl~ ()Tonge Ca.~I e>.;ty Piiot.i~---------·-----"---4 My13, 20, 11. and Augu~t 3, 197S151:HS EMMANUEU.E.. 1-----------------------CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Goal may change .. Display sense of responsibility. Air objec- tions. PUBLIC NOTICE SL • SU4 NOTICE TOCIUOITORS SUPERIOlt COURT OF THE STATE OF CALI FOltNIA FOlt THE COUNTY OF OltANGE No.A·&UU Estate of CARRIE A BOEGE. OK.-~. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tot~ creGllors of Int •bOve nOFT1-d llK4ldent lflOt Olll pe<SOn\ h;lvln9 tlc1lms ~ln\t th« ,...., CS.ceaent ore required to file them. wtlh the nece\\<1ry vouc..,.s. In the ofloce of tt•e cluk ot tlte aoove en. titted c.ourt, or to pre\ent them. with the nece-swry vouchtr\. to the u~l'Sl9ned oit the Low Offoce of MA CKAY, Mc.· GREGOR & BENNION, S?l WEST SIXTH ST., STE. 878, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 900t4, which IS lite pl<Ke ol bu31ntts of .Jhe undilr sogntd In 011 nwtt~s i>erl•oning to 11\e H IOte ol said OKedent, w.th1n •-months ottllr the ton.t publlwtloft of this notice. 0.tedJ-6. tt7S. AOL.AND A. BOEGE ex ECUTOR of the WILL ol the M>ove named~ MllCICAY, MtGltEGOlt & 8ENNIOM mwut Siirtll s1., Ste .121 '--........ C.llfor111• •t• T .. : 12Ul 61'-172Z A11111rNn•Eirec11tor Publt~ Or.tn90 Coast C>.;1ly Piiot. .Nte71, 2'1. and July 6. t3, t97S ?m-7 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO Cit EDITORS SUP'EltlOlt COUltTOFTHE ST£TE OF CALIFOltNIA FOR THE COUNTY OFOltANGE Ho.A·&lln Est.ate of ZADA R. HUITT, O.cea\ed. NOTI CE tS HEREBY GIVEN to lhe aeditC>f'\ ot ""' ibOve ,..med dt<.~nt ht ofl penons 1W1vln9 CI01ms 09llln\I Che wkt Oe<.edent .tre required to hie them, wtth the necessary YOUChltrS, in the otfiu of the clerk of the .tOOve t'n· Utleel courl, or to prew nt tMn>, with the N<HWl'Y vouchers. to the undenlgned .. ttM otflce of h•S dltOt'MVS. BUA TOH, GAULDIN, THOMSON & NELSON, Al· tornevs ot Lotw. 162• Soulll Plllnte.. A"9 •• Wtull~r. Cofifornl• 90e02, wtrich ~ ,,,. ptoce of bvslness of the vn- • den'9l'fJO •n on matters pertaining to the estate of said decedent. within tour montM alter the llr~I pubt k.atoon af lllrs IWICiu. Doled June 1', 1975. WI LLIAM E. ~UtTT Eaecut« of the Wiii of the 000,,. nam~d dec~I auaTON, GAULDIN, THOMSOM .-NEUON ~Y'MUW ~s..JI~ .......... . ~. C.hfonlottteJ Tel:......., ,.._..Y•lwE .. cwtor PllllllShed Orange Cout Daily Piiot, .IMM22. 2'1. ••~IJuty 6, 13, lt7S 2:.1 -------·---- Pl" Rf.IC ~OTICF. ------.---- ... •sUPEI YIXltfS" lXJ _,..,, .. I-MS.--.& SAl.•IM ... 'SUN. 12-2:t0 llTON ~ e THI WHO .. ~ftAOC l1RIO TOMMY"' GIMMll SHIUll • 1 i3 ff'ICTH&A 8 Dlttwa-IN IUN• IWAPMSSTI MA .. 90lt M.VD.Driw·"' s....-...a...,._s... s.t.a s.... -1-to•- OllAMG• Drhre·t.1 Aa ,...w.as....a-1e..- Mfrw.....,. .. ....._"- FalftllW Fun! ~ ..... , ... Qeleff! Maybe he would find the girl.,. CALL THEATRE FOR SCHEDULE TIMES . AQUARIUS (Jan. :n.Feb. 18): You get bet- ter distribution, display. More persons become aware of your efforts, abilities. PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20): Delve beneath surface indications. You could strike pay dirt. wear THE MANEATER .. s.14 141 ....... M .. ww~ H•ll 1C1fplw•4l l-ltlwn 1IH Not guaonteed to 1o1ord off shorlc ottcxk but it might mo~e f.im friendly. $125 """"~-... v __;_~,,., ~~r~ ~ J.c.dS:.. $95 "" SS-JO ...... .., IAlllA STUISA)C) JAMIS CAAM '"'FU*Y LADY" IPGJ ~Cll MICHOLSOM ........ '" '."THI POnUtr -row .. ••••awo-INI ...... SAMC110N'" lll -·--·---- ••r-v .. ... H I ..., ..... . M Ot CIO yell? 11(QUlllAl9 llmll ...... l!»til ..... •• XPERIMUIT ,, .... FOUNTAIN VALl t. Y • .. '.......... .. .... .. . f!~ ........ ... ~ lclS .. :4S.1:H ~~Gt NfAAL CIN EMA CORPORATION The terrift/ing motiOll . pirlure from the terrifying Au. I f>egt seller. MWS 'UITMOUAll •• 11. ••d 'r .... ., pktwa ........... ................. ......,,........ Qlwtes ~ l A. T._ ,..,..... ......... ltlff& """ ................ .,, I .. . ~ Seyre, II T. T1-e - ds !Key to Movie Hits The reasons for a mov. logo for "The Day of the it's aucceas or, failure Locust" was tasteful, but are often u complicated R EX· REED since its opening there Oil u almple as the mov·. are two new types or ads, ie, ltaeU. Openln• ln the both of w h ic b are wraaa place atthe wrona. ·In the raw somewhat trashy anc1 in· t1me1 iea..,e advertiaina accurate. ipwftclent adverU1ing ...._ __________ ... W1eta, bad r evieWti _. Diahoneaty ls intolera- <hete are some otthe fac-Of the tuma themselves. Glrl," "Once ls Not ble, and ,,"Freebie ~ tori t hat may b e When films of luting Enough,'"'Jews,"etc. the Bean gets all-time detrimental to a film in quality ~un trashy ads The ads that make me wa orsl hono~s. Here w_as its formative stages. it's even more dis: mad are the ones that n unsalvageable dis· ,. Nobody knows just heartening. A few years become for ceful, ag-aster. even the s tars of how certain movies ago, a warm, unusual gressive and downright the .Calm . were denounc· become hits, but ever-wholly original film rude .by patronizing in ~~o::e~!1~~e~u~0W5~~~ ybody knows why other called "Will Penny" superi,or tones to an au-on tb e strength o f movies miss. It's a pro-opened to enthusiastic dience m~d~ to !eel ~l-Valerie Harper's TV suc- blem that infuriates reviews, but tbe movie ty for' 1 missing the pie-cess as "Rhoda" by ln- critlcs. baffles audiences eenerated only mild in· \ure .• • eluding a photo of her a nd s ad d e n s fl J m -lerest at the box office th makers. because the ads made it A CURRENT offender with e c~ptlon, "~d It i1 not considered look like nothing more is "Nashville. Have you look w~~ s playing "sopJiialteated" to go to than the t y pic a 1 noticed those snide ads Consuela · Radio City Muaic Hall. sagebrush saga with six announcing: "Re~dy or Shabby ad campaigns Moreover, the place guns. n o t , A m e r i c a , for movies point up one specializes in "family-Some might ask, 'Na s h ville' is the more reason why we oriented" movies, mo.5t "Well, wl'lat does the blockbuster entertain-need critics -to offset of which are insults to tone of the advertising ment of 1975"? This is a and modify the false im- lbe intelligence or a 10-have to do with tbe ac-throwback to the old pressions the studios year-old. ConsequenUy, tual quality of the film, days of burlesque when would have us absorb. U nabody takes seriously anyway?" hawkers were employed filmgoers d epend on ~Y. rum tb~t plays the.. to grab suckers by the n e w s p a p e r a n d M'81lc.Hall. THE ANS WEil, of lapel and drag them television ads for clues lo Ad\'•rthing cam-course, is nothing. Ex-bod ll Y ins id e , if what movies are worth Rlil•ll c•n 'make or cept that it provides neceuary. It s hows seeing, not only will they Wed mott~. They can clues to what kind or del_peratlon. be led down the road to ~dec•pUveliy,notdolng movie lhe studio feels It Some logos c h ange the junkyard, but also, in jpati~e to Ule'flulillty of a bas •on its bands. More in a fiaab, indicating a many instances, they ,._,._lar fllm, or they important, it sug•esta to high-level s tudio d e· will be detoured from the can be downright dis-potential audiences what cislon lo panic when a movies that are really hone1t tn depicting they may expect from film falters in its initial worth their time and eventa and 1ive a tone to lbe movJ'e, ca aign. The original m,oney. tflewol'kthathHlllUeor The vai:iations are noWna to do 'with the endleu, but it is possible .. llllml~-----------•••• fllm,ltaelt. lo type-caat movie ads. THE MOVIE EVERYBODY IS . . There ate those toeos IT IS contemptible to l1fted nearly jntact tw>m TALKING ABOUT ••. THE FIERY wttnnt a amy mm trytag previous~ published or MOM E NT s you , LL N EV E R toPMI for art through ita 1ta1e·pr0duced works: MWl~pet ad1, aucb aa "The Godfather," ''nle FORGET. U•e •major·~otlon-Utile Prince," "FUMY picture" air surroundin1 ,.-----------1 the eampai1n for "Man ot La Mancha," or the mock-aeriou1 tone ol UM "lklrr>' Sundown" ads a rew~a10. ~t least overblown d·r t v.11 Ji k e • • T h e Poleldon Adventure" a~ ·~ial'thquake" bran· ~ads that reflected .......... llii.o"-'1/A11--~ the ·•sationaUstic tone ''WALDO PEPPER" ... CALL l'OR SHOWTIMES "BREAKOUT' f ' " • • • . ' Al-New Red. ~e & BIUe Freworks ~ . f!Vef'V night at 9 o.m. PliA .. Mcre than 50 excitino adllent\Jres and attractionS. Open every day from a a.m. to 1 am. I• J1eqHline Susann's blld best seher that explored all the avenues and darkest afleys of love among the international set. ·once ts Not Enough". .. ANAOVINTURE a UllC MA11Nlb MILT ,..., 'THE ?'-OT SZl'C'E l.DJE SfC.ltY_ OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN' MATINHI DAltY t~.~.~;-· ... h•t!lltU••M '7t·4141 [~at~] PL.UI '"TMI "'9IOIB °'~AVINUr ttc 'TIL',.. OAILV~OT allA\ ; ln'Epfe Yul Brynner ond Joan Diener star tn ·'Odyssey,'' a new musical comedy at the Ahma n son Theater of the Los Angeles Music Center now through Aug. 23. *J*l\......CtQllO~'O.._. ..... ''"' 'I ••# PETER SELLERS CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER CATHERINE SCHELL HERBERTLOM Bl AKE E DWAAOS' THE HU..AIUOUS INSPECTOR a.ousuuas LOOIEAGAIN ~ , r • ..I ~ .. ' ._.PJIJ.~· [!!I ..... Ar11m IN ORANGE COUNTY BRISTOL CINEMA 8RISTOL AT MACMTHUR I. COAST IHOPPtNG MU .-.1444 ® No one under 18 MtDMIGHl SHOW Rl • SAT. FASHION ISi.ANO NEWPOfn CfNT£R MM7IO "The Foru.-• t..ce of a .... order" IHI (PG) ·--fOllllM I A YIEJO t U.-1•• fOlH Al ~--UMnO PLUI ''CtNOERELLA •• .. MATINUI DAILY -.. ... . •'' ... '• . • I Ae DAI\. V PILOT STAMFORD, CoM. CAP) - Wnn $495 and a litUe land or a flat roof you can watch the sun rise and your utility bills fall. s•ys a solar energy invest.iaator. ·•People will not buy solar energy because tbey like ll, they'll want it because ol the money they can save. .. says Gerakt Falbel. The '3--yea.N>Jd Stanford engineer has a}>pUed for SUnday,Ju!y 13, 19?.~ a patent on a unit be calls FES Della. Mounting the $495 system onto a roof or opeci apace and nmnina two pipes to a water tank can.pay for it.self in two years of smaller electricity bills, based on New York City rates, be claims. A •inale u.Dit can be ~ 1.o he~ tbe 1~vent10Q.al 1,-tem beat water th-at will come oat of JULY your lapt. Several units can Mlp heal a home. 1118 SYSTEM dQeSn't do all the work of the conventional system, but takes some of the load olf it. 1be IWU>ier tlae day, the less con· ventional fuel used. 11ie 1ya&.em consists of a SS- gallOD 1tora1e tank, two pipes and a ~or. which has a fiat front and-a curved edge support· eel by • stand oo the ground. The 8·bY·8-foot front is angled toward the sky. The anale can be adjusted as the height ol the sun in the sky chane•s with Ole pass~ • ing seasons. Direct and diffused rays..~ collected on bo\h sides oC tbe lower portion of ~front. F.albel says bis ia the fintuniUhal dbes th~ and save9 moner on the col· led.or plate material, wblcb cos- l5 $12 per square Coot. WATER Crom the storage tank i.s pumped throusb one of the plpes 1.o the CQllector, Where lt iJ heated by the sun. It returns through the other.pipe. IDlide .the storage tank is a . smaller tank or· water, which ' t ~ absorbs heat from the cltt• lng water in the larger tank. It M the water from the smaller lank that copU!I out of your tape. Un~e other systems, i.nclucl· inl orie in Falbel's home, the FES Delta ls mobile, effldeftt aDd I relatively cheap,_ and eo I#' hooked \el> to an ~ ~ w~tttout st"'ctv'J eban•~ Falbet'says. • · ' k ' ~ E AL. E I I I :· . ·. '· ;; Starts today! Our semi-annual · sale: on fiAe..tW f.r'.litufe \ :: · accessories for· every room iii .yotJ( h0~S0 · and ... Costa Mesa, 33$3 Bristol St.. 64;8:9321 Westminster Malt-Golden State at San Diego Fwy. 898-2621 Mo~day thru Friday 1o..9:30 Saturday 10-7 Sunday ~oon to 6 . . . , ' • < ' • . , Silnd!y.Ju!y13, 1975 • DAILY PILOT ' er'.sCamhl~Fails;·W atson,Aussie Vie· Former ~al QB ·Og~n ~s.Top Thrill --Seatlng Trojans t ! ' } Editor'• note: The,,...,,, mi 'POrl• Wta u protrldblg mter· tam~. quoHtu a1'd ~- '" controwr1., OR. Cl IC<Jle MWT ~fort . attqjned m tt.. world of athletic1. Yet~· of dat/f gone IJr.alio Jaad gyeot .-~.and Mot' performer1. Today our look at tlw1e day• f ocwei on Corooa del Mar'• Brent Og~. By HOWAAD L. HANDY Of .. o.ur ,.. ... IUff When a Southern Calitomia hip ~hoot rootball star goes , out of the area to attend col· le1e and plays on a team that makes three straight ap- pearsnetts j.n the Rose Bowl, one would think this would '!lave to~ the highlight of his 'career. Not ad in the case·of Brent Ogden of Corona del Mar. , -Ogden prepped at South Pasadena-San Marino High School and wa's most valuable player two years running b'efore ,,movin g to the Univeraity of Califorpia. (Berkeley>. .. Probably tbe biggest thrill I had in college was in beat,ing the University of Southern California lhre& straight years," he says. Ogden's college career was dotted with injuries just when he appeared to have things well in hand. He was on the Golden Bear varsity as a fophomore in 1948 when Lynn 44Pappy" Waldorf took the team lo the Rose Bowl to face Northwestern. "I didn't get lo play in that game but it was an ex- perience just being there," he •• recalls. ~ As a junior, he was the starting quarterback for Cal and appear.ed to have a brilliant future ah~ When h e suffered a s houlder separation in the first game against Santa Clara. He never quite came back to gain his spot again that season. But the Bears went to the Rose Bowl again lo face Ohio State. As a senior, he was a part· time starter and got his first taste of Rose Bowl action agallilt Michigan. Ironically, the Bears lost . tbJ'H games in those three years and all three were in the Rose Bowl. r "I can't recall playing oo a teaJn that lost more than one game in a season in my last two yean in bigb school and oo the university level," he aays. In blgb school, the Leam ~ BRENT OGDEN went to the Cl F semifinals before losing each of bis rmal two years and at Berkeley it was the Rose Bowl before los· ing. Tire Cal .freshman team likewise lost only one game when he played. Aft er he fin isbed at Berkeley. he spent time in Lhe Marine Corps and played on a six-man team at Quantico. Va. where Lhe team again lost only one game each of two .campaigns , giving him a pretty fair record over eight years offootball. Was there a n y one in- dividual play in those eight years that stands out in his memory? After a period or delibera· lion, he picked out a play in a high school game, not as a quarterback, but as a de· fensive back. "We had an undefeated re· gular season record and were ahead of Mark Keppel by a few points late in the game," he says in recalling the inci· dent. ··I intercepted a pass in the end zane when they threw the bail from our four-yard line wi'l.b 14 seconds remaining. This saved the game for us and enabled us to go Wldefeal· ed into tbe playoffs." What· type of coach was Waldorf? "He was a super coach. He was a great organizer and he also had a lot of depth in material. It took a good or · ganizer lb handle all of the material." Ogden ,ecalls . playing a junior .varsity game in his sophomore year when be was bit on the head early in lhe first quarter a'nd bad a COD· cussion. "I didn't wake up until I was in the \tressing c:oom aft.er tho game," he says.· U. called the plays and °" team won despite the injury. .. <Sards R~IY Late I ~ •• ' . l ... ~,. Toa'op ~Odgers, 2-1 I · ' • ST. LOUIS <AP) _.. Pi.Deb-bit· ter Bake.McBride sl!lgled home a run in tbe•lOth inning, givin1 the St. Louis Cardln!lls a 2·1 victory over the &>s Angeles Dodgers ' :Saturday. . ' The lOll (lropp:ed the Dodgen 11~ l&JIHf behind National Le•1ue Welft leade~ Cincinnati. The Reda downed lbe New York OR T,J'Tod•• P.•••el JJ at JJtJO ~ 'Mets, 3·2, Clnclnnatl's 9th 9'1'._.gbt win aad lte 18th in the lut.20. Hrabosky, a for mer Savanna Higb (Anaheim> star. The Cardinals tied the game l·l in the ninth inning on Reggie Smith's leadoff home run off Al Downing. Until that point, the crafty Dod.iers ten hander had given up but four hits to Lhe Cardinali. Immediately after Smith bell· ed Downing'a pitch into the left field seats for bis 12th homer ol the year, Dodgers relief ace Mik~ Marshall came into Lhe game and got the side out. Earlier, Dave Lopes smashed a homer orr Cardinals starter Lrn McGlothen in the fifth in· ntng to give the Dodgers a l ·O lead. l)owni:na's start was only his t.h1rd of the season and his first in three weeks. CARNOUSTlE, Scotland <AP) '-Johnny Miller went foe broke in a bunker Saturday, failed to get out and two unrated golfers Ued for fll'st place ln the British Open championship. Tom Watson of Kansas City and ·Jack Newton ot Australia finished with 72'·bole totals of 279, nine under par, and faced an 18-bole playoff today. Ta~ higbtights will be shown today at 12: 30 (Channel 7). Miller finished one stroke behind and shared third place with Jack Nicklaus and Bobby Cole of South Africa. The closest British Open in years finished with a tense drama on the 18th bole, where a 1treamnms across the fairway. Miller, nine under par going to the 18th, put the ball into a bunker. "UI had known that nine under par was going to ~the ~emarca· Indians Batter Halos,9-1 Oscar Gamble ripped a three· run homer and rookie Dennis Eckersley outpitcbed Nolan Ryan with a five-bitter as the Cleveland Indians continued their amazing mastery over the California Angels with a 9-1 de· cwon Saturday night. Behind Eckersley, the Indians won for the 12th straight time at A llflda Slate Alt G•mn Oii ICMPC 1110) JtJly 13 Oe,..l•nd •t C•liforni• July 17 C...lllornl• •I MilwaukH July II C.llfornla at Milwauk~ 12:~p,m. 11:2Sifm S.1Sp.m. Anaheim Stadium. The Indians, last beaten here on July 17, 1973, are just one s hy of the American League record of most con· secutive games won on the road from one club, 13. Gamble's homer, bis fifth of the baseball season, broke a scoreless tie in the fourth inning and sent Ryan, 10·9, down to his sixth straight loss. Ryan, who won 10 of bis first 13 decisions in· eluding a no-bitter, is winless since June 9. Ryan had a sub-par strikeout .1ame by fanning only five bal- liierir, but nevertheless boosted bis leage-leading total to 143. Duane Kuiper's double in Lhe seventh capped a two-run rally for Cleveland. The Indians scored another run in the eighth ·on Jobn Ellis' sacrifice fly and three more in the ninth in a rally capped by Rico Carty's two-run single. An rbi single by John Doherty in the California eighth spoiled Eclersley'a shutout.. 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I~ HA ER 88 50 £(.kenlev (W, ... 21 I S 1 I 6 1 8"ne 1 00 000 Ry4111 (L. lMI .. ,., 1 9 1 S ' ..._...• \'>I 0 0 I 0 HIP-eCllet'll•'I' (SlMtonl,bY,Avln (Kuiper> T-2:21.,.-27.U~ AZTECS Ol!TIAST V ANCOUVER,1 .. 0 INGLEWOOD <AP) -Captain Michael FergQ.son scored his first goal of the season to give t.he Los Angeles Aitecs a l·O victory over the Vancouver Canucks in a North American Soccer LeaJOJe game Saturday night a t El Camino College. Ferguson boomed in a ball from a yard out in the 66th mln\lte on a pass from Uri Bonboffer, who had received the ball in the penalty box on a cor- saer kick from AlH Russell. 11· wu tbe flrat goal for the Aztecl •iaiiast the Canucks and t.be nr.t victory for the Astecs over the Canucks in three matcbef'thil aeasoa. tion line, I mlght have played the next shot dilf ereoUy," Miller said. "But I was speculatlnc on what the latt pair. NewtA>o and Cole, would do, and 1 thoulht l had to go for a birdie. So I went lor broke and took a big swtna at the ball in that bunker. "The stream was abotit 140 yards ahead, and I knew I had to get over it.·· Miller's gamble failed. The ball hil the ed.ze of the bunker. ran around, then rolled back. "It came a lmost back into my footprints," Miller said. "For a minute, I thought l would never get out.·· He tried again and pitched right on to the green. But be bad lost a stroke and il was too late. He took a bogey five and settled for a final-round 74. Newoort Beach resident Alan Tapie, trailing the third round leader, Cole, by five strokes as the fourth round began, fired a '79, and Ued Arnold Palmer at 288, 9 atrokt;a back. Tapie won $2,530. Rigbt up to the last ho1~ Camoustie's 7 ,065-yard, pv-tt-1 linka, all five of the leaders had a chance at the title. Watson, who had n early thrown bis title chance away by bad putting earlier, sank one from 20 feet and birdied the last hole in three. He wound up with a par-72 for the day , and Newton had a 74. Nicklaus, Newton and Cole all played it in par four. . So Watson and Newton, both 2S and still to win their fll"St major tournament, will fight it out again today for the $16,500 first prize. At the start of the day. Cole. at 12 under par, led Newton by one stroke with Miller another stroke away and Watson at nine under. Nicklaus was in a group at eight under par and four strokes otl th.: pace. Bu t the wind came up, dramatically changing condi· tions and scores . u..aine score• illler S••u•Oo1y'• IOUr111 ro ... .oof ti. 8t Ills.ti ()f;len 9011 C.llil mpl~•P ~k N•W'IOfl lt9-11•>14 27• Tom W•l\On 71'41.ft9·72 •it• Johnny Miller, W,SOI 11-0....._7• 190 Bobby Cole, W,SOI 11-11> 2i0 ~" Ni<klaUli, w,sor ""'"*n * GrlNm MoH\h, '4,000 n-01 11·11 111 PtwrOo\ternull, \,S,9<10 ~1~11·13 111 Htll Cole$, u.~ n -4H1-7• 1n Hiie 1r .. 11n, •S,280 lt'l-l~t-7> 1'J JoMMat..lley, 1'1.•H 11..-..""1• llllO (ioe0<90t Burn,, $.4,67S IHl-*71 U4 ""°'ln~th<Jiten, '3.1~0 ,.,..,.7~11-~ 8otl CMrle~. '3,ISO 7UH0..9-28lt TomW.likOpf,'3,110 73·12·11H1-217 ArftOkl P<tl,,_, U ,»O 7•12•""73 ltl ..... ,.., •. u,sa i.1~1-1 • ~urlte S.mbrldge, U .SJO 1>1U1·13· 111 Lon H1111r.1e. '1.•tl 1 ... n .. .,n 18'1 ee,...,o c;.li.cner, 11,•1• n•1-n .11-1" Tommy Horton, $1.•'il n.11.11-a-M s..tn Torr.nu, si.••1 n-1•-71 n 789 0.My Edwilrd~. $1,000 7~74-71 7~ 1'llO ~vmono Floyd, \1.000 11.n .10-11-m 9,,..,, S.rnes. $1,000 11·1• 12-73 ~ ~rtinFo$ter,$1,000 11·74-7J..ll 7'IO Huot\ 8i11ocu11, s 1,000 n .12.1J..13 m Hube<I Gr"°"'• '610 0.vtd Hu1sn, "10 C.ry Pt•yer , $1t10 lttTrev1no.~ 011wn. n .1J1i>.11 m ~1.1..., m 1~11·1J.1l-m llHHJI) 'rr.J OCEAN VIEW LJlTLE LEAGUE UMPIRE SHARL YNE DeVINNA. Shaw Sets 800 Mark In Swindest Tim Shaw set a world record of 8 :09.60 in the 800 meter swim Saturday night at Mission Viejo's Marguerite Center Pool. ' Shaw swam in an exhibition meet put on by members of the U.S. team which will go to Lhe world championship games in Colombia this month. He moved in front early in lhe race against seven members of the U.S. team and swam without close pressure as he broke his own world mark of 8: 13.68 set in June. He finished almost seven full seconds ahead of Brian Goodell, a Mission Vi ejo High School junior who was c locked in 8 : 16.31. Third place went to Robin Backhaus of San Rafael in 8:27.01. The World Games will be held in Cali, Colombia, July 18. Tbe exhibition swim was designed to help keep the members of the U.S. team in condition. Shaw. the holde r o( several olher American and world re· cords, will be a freshman at Cal Stale (Long Beach) this Call. Shaw set the former world re- cord during a 1,500 meter race. Races of 800 meters are not usually run. but the U.S. team members swam 800 meters Saturday night. In addition, members of Lhe U.S. team set four relay record.5, three by the women's team. The relay records: WOMEN JOO ,,,.. rei.y-IK•lhY ......,.,, ~n., R-11. ll•r•n Reenr, S"l•l•'I' Bebeslleffl, 1:4,,06. C.-mKl<4111 re<Ol'dl. 200 m edl•Y rel411-U.l11C1• JeH~ Mar<I• Meurey. C•mlll• Wrlgllt, Boftlll• Brow11l 2:01.M. <AmKIUQ re<erd). 100 ,,.. relef-....ed't, V11et'le Ue, ~II. e.DesflOftl.1:22 11. (AfnWk Mr_.d), M•N 100 ''" rel•V-""°" Go111, Jim Montor>mery. JoM Mutflf''I'• 8r11<e F11rn1 .. 1, 1:u.». C.Am111<811 rec.onll. .• Hubby Does l .t, T~o Woman Umpire Makes the Calls Sooner or later the Orange Coast area had to have ooe. 1 'm not' referrine to .-Russ ian cultural center or a black mayor. Instead I s peak of a woman umpire. Yep, we've got one. The one 1 have just learned or works bases for the Ocean View Lillie League of Huntington Beach. Her name is Sharlyne De Gl.l!NN WHITE WHITE WASH Vinna and she's going lo finis h off her Cirsl year of umpiring by working all-star playoffs next week. When I was told about this new dimension in area sports, I had to call her and ask the big ques· lions: Why ? How? The answers seemed logical. Her son Phillip was playing ball last year and she became in· terested enough that she sought to get involved-as an umpire. But the league in the area.where she was living didn't need um· pires, women or otherwise. Howe ver , wh en s he ~nd husband Dan (also an umpire> moved to the 011 City, s he again tried to serve as an ump. So- meone suggested she go to um· piring sohool. She compli~. SUbsequenlly she was gwen as· stgnments in the Ocean View circuit and has worked as many as three gam es on a Saturday. ''The hardest thing for me to gel used to ·as an umpire was s houti ng ,'' th e 31-year·old woman says. "Yelling out! and safe! was difficult at fi rst but now there's no problem .·' Has she had any rocky mo- ments as an um pi r e? .. Al first I was a little nervous because [ didn't know how they'd a ccept me." she says. ··But they have b<.>en great. 1 was nervous the first time a manager ca me onto lhe field to question a call. But after I. ex· plained the rule and told him I called it the way I had seen it," he walked off the field smiling. "The re were three different managers who tried hassling me. but when I had an answer for lhem, that was it.·· .. 1 would hope so. Her umpmng services are on a volWlteer basb. She has no aspirations of going on to bigger things, like high school, college or even the pros. She's doing her thing and ap· parently doing it well. The one l feel sorry for is her son, who is surrounded by um· pires on the field and al the din· nertable. TV Sports· 11 :10 a .m . (11 ) -· DODGERS BASEBALL - The Los Angeles Dodgers meet the Cardinals at Busch StadiuminSt. Louis 11:30 a.m. (4) -NFL AC• TION '75 -Reviewing t.be New York Jets' 1974 season. Ken Rdtz singled otl reliever Rick Rhoden, 1·1, to tdger the rally apd plncb-runner Buddy Bradtord acored on McBride's boun~ aingle up the middle for the wimilnl run. The hit rnad& a wtuer :out of relief pitcher Al * * * LOSAHILH IT.~tl Muniz No Match for Napoles 1:30 p.m. (2) -PR.O TEN· NIS -Rod Laver meets Alex Metreveli in a second round match in the $60,000 CBS ten· niscJank. 2:30 p .m . (S)-WOMEN"'S GOLF -Final round play in the $16.5,000 Borden classic, &.aped at Columbus, Ohio. .. ,..... .., .... .. \Mill$. a J 1 I 1 llretl, " • : 0 0 ~·" a o o • ,.,,.,._..,,. • 1 o . ~•.\f 1 • • o ,."!'"~", a 1 2 1 ~.ct JOOt .,~ 4 000 ~·· ;:~::a:..:_,,!:~: c.y,a • o o t "9Ma.a • o 1 o ...... "·'' 4 . 0 0 .,...., .. "' 0 , • 0 y....,,C 4 0 0 0 Tywf\M a 0 1 0 :.=· l O O I McO.-IWI,• I t t 0 I.• 0 0 00 W0.¥1\,... : : : : uey,... , • • • .., .... , .• ~· •••• ""It• .... 1 0 1 1 ,.._., )I 1 4 , ,...... » , 1 2 ~--...-Wllllllntf'Vfl--::· .. -0 , ~:·· 000 -Oii 1•t o~-LeM9tlt•1.l.Oa '-"~),JI. U1111a .. ta ... StMmen .... -~ m. tt. imlt" ut>.18 -lt.lmlltl.t -Mc;~~:r. .. IO ~ 1s11tJ M.nNll , •••• 0 ~Cl. M> \t 2 1 1 t t ~ .. ,,., ._....,.,(W,.t•U 1 t t t 0 1 N -T,..__., T-2111.A-il ..... ' M8XICO CITY (AP> -Worlci Boiclns Couocll welterweiaht champlOI> Jose NapOles reulned bia era.hi by poundlDI out a 15- round decision over cballqer Armando Muni.a of Lql Anael• Saturday &aht. Both boxers were bloodied at the flnllb. Na poles had a deep cut over hll riaht eyebrow which bled profUltl)'J and alsnoet ahu' hia?lcht eye. Muab wa1 bleediai from a cut ove.r hl• W\ eyebrow and another eul aboVe bla rlaht cheek. Nape>let domlJJaUd lhe bout tro.n tht:f:ly aoing. He knocked ~ K with 10 seconds to go in \he eighth round wilh a right jab ud a left ~ook. but the daallen1er 1ot up quickly. Jt was Napoles ' 14th defense or t.be tJUe be won seven years aao and bll 8l1t profesafocal ~ht of bis 17-year boxlnl career. Muniz, who welshed 146~ pow'Mla, one·half p6Und under the welterweltbt. clap limit., lta)'ed la doM with b1I bead lowered and dlrected hla punches at Napol'8' bod¥ u.nW tbe eeventh rouDCl. ' He then began throwinl left.s and rlabu at the champion'• beadi but was no mateb for Napo ea' powerful and awlft 1.tl Jab1 wbicb punialaed the cballenger•a face. Munl1 seemed to rally la the 11th round, conn~ wllb aevera.1 Jabs to N apo&ee heed. Bu\ to the 12tb round. N8PQliil~re- 1a1fted control t>eblnd a ftuiTj Of left Jabl and left boob _. Ud Mun11 bleedlat badly. In UM nmalai.DI tbne romdl Munll oflen Hemtd to atqpr. about U\e rinf, throwlnS punchel wildl)' at Napoles. All three judges gave lhe fllbt. to Napol•. by scores ol 1•142, ld-139 and lf8.1'2. "Muniz was a mucb harder md mDerlor fighter tban I ex· pe«tMi.~.-Napolet said. "But at leMt I wu able todtmOlllltrateto tM wef'ld that I'm &be n.m. p6on.'' Lut Mareti II Iii ~ Mai~o. Napol• till•'"' Ma crowD O¥U Mama aft.-a _,,. trovenial .. .._luUHI del:llH9'• wldch ... pnt.ted.., ..... 3 p.m . (4) -NFL OIAM· PIONSJOP GAM ES -The 1988 NFL conference cbam· plonshlpl: the Minnesota Vik· incs vs. th~ Los Angeles Rams and tM Cleveta nd Browns vs. the Dallas Co'1rboYI . 3:30 p.m. (7) -PRO T£N· Nl8 -Stan Smlth and Billie Jeu Kina· pllY Rod wver. end Bvonne Goolacoac 1n the • mixed doubles finals ol '" world invitational UonU eluate. ' t I ; . '. ,. • •' '. • . . •I • : I . . . : I SUnday. JIJfY 13. 197~ ·Schonert Sparkles In 17-3 North Win By ROGER CAB.UiON Of tM O•lly ~ ... i&Mf Servile High's Turk Schonert ianited his North mates with his pu.si.Dc and punting in the third q)Jarter as the y ankees rolled to a 17-3 conquest or the South in the 18th Orange County All-star foot- trall 1ame al Orange Coast Oollere Saturday night A crowd of 6,$00 watched as Schonert kept the South at bay wttb punts of 65 aod SO yards in the third quarter. in addition to completing a SJ-yard pass to VWa Park's Dennis Burtt to set up the clinching touchdl>wn. It was close for a half with the Sports i ,11 Brief winners ahead. 10·3. But in the deciding third quarter the Rebels ol Newport Harbor High coach Bill Pintea were unable to mount anytbJ.nc offensively. The only movement by the South was a 46·yard march after Schonert's GS-yard punt to the Rebels three-yard line. That drive failed with a last rumble- and the only penetrations into North territory in the second half were to the 39 and 33 in the fourth quarter. Those two mild threats fluled on the third last fumble or the night and Dennis Duo· canson's interception. With the exception of Beard Cuts Lead; Durr Upsets King MOLINE , Ill.-Dave Eichelberger slipped to a one- over-par 72 but still clung to first place Saturday in the $75,000 Quad Cities Open golf tourna· ment. His lead over a trio which included Frank Beard was three strokes. l.e«Mrs •fl.,. S.tUf'CS.y's tturcl round ot ttw \1S,000 eu.d Clllel Oc>en 901f 1our.-n1 0.ft IElcllelbffger 41•S-n-204 .._,d h•llty Jr. ~,,_.._201 Fr.,.k !Mord ~1()..6'1-101 hn'•no 0111 &1-11•11-201 G4rfMcCord 12..,_10-208 Merit H•ye) I0-*10-20I O.ve Stockton u 10.10-209 Homtro Bl•nU) 1»1·1l·-Z10 l.4rry HolM>n /<>-69.lt 110 Rc19er Mllllb,. 7H >72-21 I M•ko Rea$0r 11.10.10 111 A•lph .Johnston 11•4.n-212 Tom ev ... s 13 10.10 -113 Barney Tllomp!>Om 6~ I• 10 113 Fred Marti 7H9.70-11l Butch Baird l ••CJ..10 l•J Ed Sneed n·t.8-13-210 Moke Morley 7s.-6'1-10-21' bobtly W_,klM IS·11· .. -21• Tony Ctrci. TJ.1>-el 214 Rick Ahoacls 1:!-10.11 5«YI SnHd 0~11-zi. ~e FlelV..r /,...._74-11} 6¥ry JM<kel 11·11·7)-21} Jim BMIM!r T.l-72·10-11} J•m Simons 11.1 .. 10-11s Joe Pw1er IH0.72-11S King T11mbln LOS ANGELES -Francoise Durr of the Phoenix Racquets, playing for the West, registered 4l sensational upset over Billie .Jean King of the New York Sets, 6-4. in the feature match of the World Team Tennis All·star play Saturday night. King and her partner for the East, Allan Stone of the Indiana Loves, teamed to win the mixed doubles, 6-4, over the Los Angeles Strings Ros ie Casals and Geoff Masters . Under the cumulative scoring system. the East was the winner of the All·stars event. 28-21. Df%on Leading SANTA BARBARA -Fred 'ouoo, a newcomer to decathlon circles, took the first day lead Saturday in the National AAU de- cathlon championship at the uruversity of California at Santa Barbara. -The 25-year-old Lo5 Angeles Slate graduate , who earlier this year recorded a lifetime best of 8,033 points, didn't win a single event on the first of the two days .ef competition but scored 4,282 points to lake the lead over tbe three members of the 1974 United States decathlon team. Finneran Collect• Mike Finneran and Cynthia Potter Mclngvale woo the three· meter titles Saturday at the Los Angeles International invita- tional diving meet at Buena Park's Los Coyotes Country Club. Saturday's r esults : Men'~ three-mel1.,: 1. Mike Flnneritn, C.olum· bus, Ciiio, Sl9.SS. 1. O•vld Or•ves. T ~. 4"3 IS. l C...e<,i Lo~nl~. El C.•1on, •'IO.OS. 4. Todd Smllr>. LonQ Buer>, 480.50. s. Peter Aoenew, Long Buer>, C2. I0.6. Mtl>.e Brown, Oallo,473.U . Wom11n·~ lllree·meler: 1. C.ynllli• Potter Mctni;ivale, Dalla•, 423.30. 2. Kil S<1lne~~. Anaheim, 381.00. l . Lil Carrutlier), Qn.0<1, 31'.H. • uurle Brunet, Simi V•lley. 316 . .a. S. Janel Nu1· ter, Uln<tda, 311.loO. 6. J•ne Wclrd, Long Be.ten, 361, 1}. • Orantes Mins BAASTAD, Sweden-second· seeded Manual Orantes and seventh·seeded Jose Higueras set up an all-Spanish men's singles final with victories Satur- day in the $50,000 Swedish Open tennis championships Saturday. Orantes advanced to today's final by beating unseeded Cor· rado Barazzutti or Italy 6-1, 7·6 while Higueras eliminate d Thomas Koch of Brazil 4-6, 6·3, 6-1. Snarely Din ST. LOUIS -Carl Grey Snave· ly, forme r football coach al Washington University here, Bucknell, Cornell and the University of North Carolina, died Sa~urday al 82. Hines Sidelined Edison High's Steve Hines, knocked out of the 16th Orange County All·star football game with a knee injury sustained in practice, is out or the Shrine Game in Pasadena July26. Hines, an outstanding re- ceiver, defensive back and placekicker for Edison, was named All-CIF 4·A in football and is an All-Orange County baseball player. He's expected to play at Orange Coast College in the fall. .. Scbonert's perfect pass to Burtt to aet up Rocky Uapis' three- yard TD burst, there wasn't much offense from either side in the second half. First half fireworks were also directed by Schonert, who passed IS yarda to Los AJamit.ClS' Ron Cassidy for a touchdown. That capped a 64·yard march which consumed seven plays to snap a 3-all situation. Brea's David Donk and Newport Harbor's Art Sorce traded field goals ot 27 and n yards before Schonert went to work. Sorce also missed a pair of 47-yarders-the first ooe coming early when the South went for the long attempt on a fourth-and-two situation at the North 30. Schonert was the back of the game and El Modena's Scott Johnson was the lineman of the game in a match that exceeded recent games in terms of execu· lion. Both teams executed well, the blocking and tackling was crisp and there appeared few mental lapses. But it was the same story when the North meets the South oo the football field-the South lost three of six fumbles, was in- tercepted twice and failed to come up with the big play. The expected passing electricity with Newport's Vin Mulroy and Westminster's Tony Maddocks as receivers failed to materialize u Edison's Jim Balch was the No. 1 target, catching four passes for62yards . Schonert, meanwhile, punctured the South secondary with his darts, hitting 8 of 13 for 155yards. South quarterback Paul McGaffigan was inconsistent and reserve Jim Wigmore or Mater Dei wasn't used enough- especially in the second half when the Rebels' chances were dwindling away. Once the North got its two- touchdown lead, however. McGaffigan or anyone else for that matter, was going to bave trouble operating against the hard rush put on by the North line. The North now leads the series, 13-3. GAME STATISTICS Flnt dowrls rUShi"9 First oown, pnsi09 FtrSI -~lie M l he~ Totlll flr~t OOwn' v.,cn ruV.1119 YM'dapou1119 Y1td5 IOlt Net v•rch o-ineo Punll/•vo. dilt•nce Ptn•lllutvch. pen•I. Fumble1./fumb. lost .. 5 4 1 6 1 2 1 12 15 '3 UI 16S 117 31 30 n1 m 4-42 1·33 M8 .. ,, 1-1 f>.J :x-111., Ou•rwn North South Sd'IOnert Terr 111\0V• Ll•pl~ s.no.i Yer9ltr Emard Andn6 Tot•I~ J«I>.'°" V•nllew McKeon Mc c;.11 lo;tn ~dOIKltl ~ ~t.uley T04•1• ~rt Andrus F.,,. Tot•ll Mec.fflo;tn WIQmOtt Tot•IS RUSHING Hort I! ,,. s • 1 " 2 2 2 30 5-111 17 " ' 3 , 3 1 36 P'ASSING ... rt. ~ 13 , 1 16 Soul!! 10 .. 14 3 1 1 0-17 030 0-3 Y9 yl <11119 13 13 0.0 18 4 1.7 24 1 3.2 23 0 }.7 9 0 . ~ ' 0 J.O 0 13 .... s 93 31 2.0 • I 4.1 10 0 7.S 11 3 1.S 0 • ·2.6 • 0 •O 0 11 ... o 1 0 1.0 131 36 2.6 pc pH " pct • 0 IS5 .•IS 1 I 10 .}()I) 0 0 ~ .000 9 1 16S .~ " SI . .coo s " .JU 9 127 .l1S Anniversary Baseball Standings ( . SALE!! • TOYOTA UA.M,LE: '75 TOYOTA COROLLA • ~ .-.cl>O ......... •6•~ • '74 VOLVO 142 2 DR. ~ .,.,..., •9'1><> "" GT --·GT ~_,,,_ •eoiOls 6131 s5799 I I YotYft a..ft At Pr.-P'ricc lwctffM S9Yhtc)t • 4 WHEEL · DRIVES '74 LAHOCIUISH ..,... • -• .,n l\vM, '*"° ........ 12:nvo '71 LAHDCIUISH =.: _.., .. .,. """' ,,,. '°"" '74 INTL SCOUT ~ "' ,,,,, ""'° (It' -eJtoenlll .. ~, 14899 NATIONAL LEAGUE East Divialoa W L Pct. GB Pittsburgh 55 32 .632 Philadelphia 49 39 .557 61h New York 43 41 .512 lOlh St. Louis 41 44 .482 13 Chicago 42 47 .472 14 Montreal 35 47 .427 17th West Divlaloa Cincinnati 60 29 .674 Dodgen 49 41 .544 ll'h San Francisco 40 47 .460 19 San Diego 40 49 .449 20 Atlanta 38 49 .437 21 Houslon 32 59 .352 29 S.hw .. ,·, Sc.n OllU90•, S... Fr•r><•l<O 4 St.l.oub2,09oll91n 111t1Mllt!PI OnclnfWll l , .. ow Vor1t 1 Pl!tSbW9" '·SM! 01~ 4 Ali.ti• t-J, MontrHI 4-1 ..,,,._lllhl• 14, Hou, ton 2 T.-r·a~ SM 01090 CStrom4-1l•t Plttltlurgfl (£1111 .. SI MDntrffl (ltogtU S-11 •l Ali.>t• (0.1 CllftliOft M l S.11 FrMKllCO (8•rr •·1) lit CNc.evo (~ S-10) Ntw Yorto. cs .. vor 13·0 •I OncllwWtl (HOI*" •s> OMeen CMeuerM'llltll 12•> .. $4. l.olM (Affel ... , Pllll•Otlpt>I• (UllMf-od Ml •t H_t .. IOleAOf'Ml ~·-Ho~· S<llHll\M T...-.y·ao- AIHC•r 9'lft't •t Mllw•ukee . . . AMERICAN LEAGUE East Dlvisloa Boston Milwaukee New York Baltimore Cleveland Detroit W L Pd. GB 49 :.rr .570 46 41 .529 31h 45 41 .523 4 41 43 .488 7 39 46 .459 91f.a 38 47 .447 10"2 West DivtaioD Oakland Karuias City Chicago Texas Minnesota Angels 54 32 .628 47 40 .540 71r.z 39 45 .464 14 41 "8 .461 141h 39 48 .448 l.S lh 40 50 .444 16 S.tl0Nay01 S<-llotton 10, Touu 0.11 t...i 7, B•lllmo< o 1 Ml~.• 6, H-Yori! 6 (..,...~by cUftoJow .... , 14 lnnl119S, '° .. """"'" .... .,, O.troll 2, IYMllS City 0 Ml~ff S, 0.i<•oo 4 CJ•Wlllnd t, C.llfornl• 1 T ... y'tO.- Tt .. , CH.tr~ M l •1 8"ton (WIW lCMl Ml-901• !Golu 7-6) •I~ Yori! (May11>1 O.trolt (C.0~1111 S-121 •I KMIMl$0ty (~rd M l O'llt-oo IWood .. lll•tlNl-*M CTr•wn4-21 CIOwlllnd (Hood J•S) •lC.llion.i. (T-1·SI 8•111more IGrlmtlO'( S·10l •t Oallt•11d (Holt.tmen ... ,, .... , .• o- ,. G41"'9s ld!NulM T..Uy-.o- All·Mllr..,mo •I Mllw•uttff I .. } .. O.lly P'le.t ....... -, ltidleN ..... EL TORO'S CHUCK VAN LIEW (33) MOVES FOR SHOAT YARDAGE AGAINST THE NORTH. Hastings Praises QB Three. Big Plays Won It for North,.-Pizzica By ED BURGART Of .. O.lly P'llolsc.tf Just as everyone anticipated, a gl'eat passing show highlighted the 16th Orange County high school all-star football game at Orange Coast College Saturday night. But instead of highly-touted Paul McG a ff i gan or Jim Wigmore completing one pass arter another, it was a quarterback better known for his running ability who found his re- ceivers open time after time. The North's Turk Schonert, a high school All-American at Servile where be threw for only 684 yards last fall, completed 8 of 13 passes for 155 yards Saturday as the North whjpped the South, 17·3. And (woof those eight comple- tions-a lS·yard touchdown pass in the second quarter and a 53- yard pass late in the third quarter-practically buried the South. On the lS·yard TD pass to Los Alamitos' Ron Cassidy with 2:59 left in the first half, Schonert said, "It was a fake blast left. AJI Cassidy was supposed to do was run an in and out. '' And Schonert's pass-like all his others-was right on target in the left corner of the end zone. After throwing a series of short passes in the third quarter. Schonert rolled to his left on his his own 44-yard line and un· leashed a 53-yard pass to Villa Park's Dennis Burtt. "We were throwing short, and we fmally told Burtt to go deep," Schonert said. Burtt was tackled at the three after running a perfect J>06t pat- tern, and the North scored on the next play, taking a 17-3 lead with 1:31 left in the third quarter. "On all our passing, we kept working underneath until we could get the long one," said North coach Glen Hastings of El Dorado. Hastings praised Schonert, who is headed for Stan!ord. "He got beUer every day in practice," Hastings said about Schonert 's passing. "And I thought be would be able to pass." McGaffigan was not able to pass as well, though. The All·CIF first team quarterback from Foothill-he completed 88,passes for 1,402 yards last fall-was held to 4 of 10 for 58. But credit Hastings• secondary for containing him. "We moved everybody out in the second half,'• said Bob Farra, a North linebacker from El Dorado. "In the first.half, the op- tion was hurting us. The de- fensive end was always taking the drop back. But in the second half, the defensive end took the halfback1 and I took the quarterback. "And we didn't get burned anymore.•• South coach Bill Pizzica of Newport Harbor was also sur- prised that the North cootained bis passers. But be thought the key was three big plays by the North. "In the first quarter, they bad a third and 26 and got a f l.l'St down," said Pizzica. "And then there was the touchdown pass and that long bomb in the third quarter.'' HollywoodDerhyToday INGLEWOOD (AP>-Tramer Charlie Whittingham be..: mlxed emotions approacbJni today's S150,000 Hollywood Derby because he muat uddlet~olthe top contenders In the race. He 'll handle Marjorie Everett's Terete and Mrs. Howard B. Keck's Siblrri lo the invitadonal race for 3-yoar~lds over 1 ~ miles on lhe iraa. Both appear In top shape for the loal haul and althoucb not a a~ee winner, stbirrl eou.ld 10 off'es t.he rnonte .. tbt ,..ult of a second place flnilh to Forceten in the ~.800 Swaps Staket. Sibirri came from far olf the pace to challen1e the winner wbo LI AJpplna th• o.ny t.o cam- palp In tbe East. In hll nine atarta, Slblrri bas WOft twice, placed twice and finl1htd tbtrd twlee to earn ~1750. . victory in the Derby will bring $90,000 to the wlnnin1 colt's owner. Terete, a BoldDMilll oCflpring, hu won tour of U ltartl this 1euon, witb t.wo second llace flnlabH and earutid $7 ,090 . Included was a vld«Y 1n lhe 179,000 Cinema Handicap. '-.. ·-.. ·-· . ' . . . -l . Both Siblrri and Terete appear bred to dlltance running . Ftom the East come two cotta with impraalve credentlala - o,den PbJpps' Intrepid Hero and D.W. Mlnnotte's ~Steel. In- trepid Hero recenUy won a divWon of the Boarct.alk Stakm at Atlantic City and Hilb ~ last week flnlsbed a fut cl01fnC MCODd 1n the American Del'by at Cbicaao. Sandy Hawley HU the ride on Slbtrrt, with emrshoem•w oa Te.rete. Anae.J Cordero Oi1t IDA Steel and Donald Pierce CJG fa. trepid Hero. '• I ..... July 13, 1875 PAlLVPILOT ()~llegians Win Two; O~C's Skeie No Novice as Teaeher·traine~ . GWC Rolls Al_rvine•s Collegians bad an easy ume ~ winning a pair of baseball aames at UC Irvine Saturday. Irvine pollshed oft a nine- member Onl~rio team by scores o( JAM ~d 12-0. The competition fipres to be much tougher today when lrvine hosts San Fernando ia a doubleheader: The first ~ame starts at noon. Jeff Hancock bad three o( Irvine's eight hits (all singles) in the first game, while Herb Tiederman banged out a pair of hit.a, one a double. In the second game, Bruce Banning bad the big blow, a sixth inning solo home run. Tbe Collegians scored three runs in each or the last lour innings they batted. In another collegiate summer baseball ga m e, Hawaiian Gardens rolled to a 10-0 victory over Douglas J e ts at Long Beach's Blair Field Saturday night. ........... c..r .. 111t1 B)' CRAIG SHEFF OttMOMlyf>t ........ lAocl Skele 1-recocnized by many u one of the top athlttk trainers around and bas bad otrera from four-year .schooll. But Skeie, Orange Coast College's trainer. isn't about. to move. "I'm lmpresaed with tbo f community college s)"ltem, I Uke Orange Coast aod I enjoy . teaching,•• says ~~· who a year ago was aelll;\;'-CIU the top first \;ear community coUeee "' teac(er in the nation. "lt' I were to move to a four- year school, I would only be the trainer. while at Orange Coast I can also leach." And he's a pretty good teacher, too. In Skeie's first ye.ar at occ he introduced three dJCferent '• programs into the PE pro- gram. They included an adaptive • program for the physically handicapped, weiiht-training !t classes for women and a pro· ~, fessional PE series (primarl- ;; ly lor trainers) . 6~ .-r ., r111 v1vnero11,c 3 , , ' ff That's why Dr. Jack Scott. Mil11Mllno,,.,) 1 2 • 1J r ti H111twrc1.•., , 1 1 1euo.01,r1 , 1 o o 1 .. , OCC's Dean o Inst.nae on, Fr9'1Nll, ~ 2 0 1 °' Funt.e, 11 1 0 0 01 < oominated Skele for the na-......... d 2 I f 0 Vi111Tl9htn'1,lf2 0 I ·· s-t,r1 ' o o o Mou,p o o o o tional award ..... ,.-. '' 0 0 o 0 P••ne. P o o 0 0 0 ;j "l' d obser;ed he was a very Rkfwltch, lb 1 2 I I 0ovoi.n,p o o o 0.vosler\,ClllJ 2 I 0 lowb 22 10 10 0 $t effective teacher in terms O( ~--lty ...... n rapport wilh· bis students, .. 000 oo-~ ~ ~ if says Scott. "He had a willing-Do!IQW~~h Hl-ilMI C..rden~ 7• 0.-10 '° o A, ness to spend long hours, be FlltSTGAME l~CONOGAME 1nr1,.. Cltl 1rn.. llU H r It rM •It r It ,_, ._,,_ J 1 0 0 8'-.2tl 3 2 ' l IC~. u l 2 1 t K~. u 4 1 2 1 (.anlell, If 4 1 I I Corntll, If ) I ) l HMitoo.. lb • 1 J I H.w>Locll, lb J o o 1 Tledenn.-n,<14 1 2 1 Tledum.n.<I• o o o KW.,Jb J I I 0 Hotnwn.d 0 0 0 0 S-"'9.< 2 0 0 I Klr1o,lb 4 I 2 0 <:Mnl, di\ , I 0 0 StOlll, lb 0 0 0 0 CAloll. r1 2 ' 0 0 e.nn1ng... 3 l 2 2 Curr.n, p o o o o Mor10ft. < • 2 1 o lot•I~ 21 10 a 5 Pol-."' o o o o U..rd, r1 2 2 I 0 Jen\,P 0000 ToC .. ~ 32 12 12 11 5.(., • ..., .,....... , " • never seemed to be concerned with the amount of time s pent and he is ve r y knowledgeable in his field. I f think of him as a superb teacher. "I recognize it's flattery, but really it's not, because I have a very high respect foe him. He fulfills his task with a lot of energy and he wants to TUcker coneurs that Slteie bas been a wekome addltion. .. He's given us a big ll!t," says Tucker. "He's a pro- fessional in bis field. Two big fact.on in having a trainer as good as Leon are one. be gets injured players back quicker than before. and two, we don't have to send guys to tbe doc- t« for minor injuries. "He speaks al a lot or clinics and is regarded very JUihly on the national level. We're sure glad lo have him," says Tucker. Sk:eie began as a tralner in his native Iowa, where be was as assistant for three years at Iowa Stale, bis alma mat.er. Three years ago be decided to move his family, 'primarily because be thought be needed a change and, because he bad enjoyed Southern California while stationed at Camp Pendleton. He applied al eon.>a del Mar lligh, got the job and a vear later moved toOCC . Skeie, who doubles as the director o f the OCC swim instruction program during the summer, feels that every high school should have a full-time trainer. ''A trainer takes the load off a coach. For instance. if there is a 7: 30 fool ball game, many high school coaches have to start taping around 4 o'clock. A coach should have his mind on a game. A trainer lightens the load, while also serving his regular duties," says Slteie. Estancia and Corooa del Mar are the only high schools in Orange County that have full time trainers, says Skeie. But lhat may be changed in the near future because or a bill before the s t a t e le~slature making it man· datory to have cerllfted athletic trainers al all col· leges and bh!h schools. And $ele is ooe guy who hopes the bUl wlll pass. "Athletic training used to be a bit·and-miss pr<>po6ilion. But the field has become a science. Trafoers now pre- vent injuries !'Y instituting new metbodg of weight tnun- ang and new kinds of ex-J.i ercises." The popularity of Skeie's weight training classes for women bas grown to the point that the five or six cla.ees each semester are usually filled the flrst day of registra· lion. 10? 001 ~ 12 2 050 OU .. -10 I 2 S<•rt lty lllflfM)~ r 11 e • stay on top of his field. You couldn't ask for more from an instructor," says Scott. ~ OCC football coach Dick TRAINER LEON SKEIE TAPES ANKLE OF FORMER OCC FOOTBALL STAR KELLY .STROICH, NOW AT UCLA. ooo <*> ~o 3 • 003 lJJ ·-12 12 3 ~~ ~ .. -~~i..;.;.• ~'"""· Baseball, Tars' Grid Prominence Basketball· A .d d b K. k. G S ding i e y ic ing ame tan s ~Are•Si..M~ W L T G8 bt-i. IO 0 I -CorCllWdtl~r • l I 3',, f_. .. n V•llcy 6 4 I • ~a.-.11 s s ' ~ lAOulnl• s s o s•, ~H<lrDOf • ' I ' ~Mew J • o f , Unlwr,Hy I a I e• / ..,.....,·,c;.~ u Oulnl• Y\ FoUlll••n V•ll~'I' ..._., ~rbot "' E\1~<1• Huntlt\910fl 8eMll ~ Cor~ dtl /Nr UN,..rMly Y\ Co\I• Mew ...._ ... ,., C..me1 Ulll,..r\lty Y\ Newport H•rbor E" ... , .. YS Hunll119l0fl hiKll ~w Mew vs u Quint• Cor.,,..0.1 ~r v\ foUlll••n V•ller Frl4Ny'10.mn ~tlncl•YlCoron.tdel M•r Hunllftolon h •<ll vs UnlwrMly Fount•ln V•lley nCost• Mew U Qullll• Y\ ,_..wpcwt H•rbor c:.a..w .. 0,. ... ,11 ...... &.A8Ullell ... dtlr.i. •-nt«y S~tem~ M.S.&C. ™"'"'' .. C-rel1 Build Mid Go<ow U FOf!M -·Y'S~ AIE"-<"-H19" W L S I • 1 • 1 3 l 3 3 l l 2 • 0 • 1. I !t-8uitd _,,,, G<'O• Y1' L• F1lnlM 1:31>-LA lklllets Y1' C..rrell T ...... y'• 0.lftft 1 .1~1n..e11torr n BIKll•e·~ 1 :»-M.S.M>CIC. "'llllrllY hlo W.Meic.Y'1 O.mes 1:1.S-G¥rtl1Y1' Tlllnt' Ille 1:31>-LA BullebY\ ln....,,tor' ,__Del~' .. llletNll W¥rm CorC11Wdel Mier ~Mew MilrlN F-IAllnV~lley W L 1 0 • 1 . , • l •• Untwnlly O....Hllll • • 2 s ' ' 0 • , t:l loro T~'l"SO-' Alc.M .. Mew C.. 7-MitrlNV\ El l.,o ~ 1.31>-~,.,._WY\Ulll.-Mly /' Al c.-•IMer 7-<.dNt Y$ W•rten I 1:31>-o.n. Hlllus Fount.in V .. _., } .. ,·Sea Kings Win, 3-2 Chris Hall 's run- scoring single in tbe seventh inning Friday night broke a tie and gave Corona del Mar a 3-Z win over La Quinta in a Harbor Area baseball aame at Te Winkle Park. Corona del Mar. trail- ing 2-0 enterinj the sixth innine. scored once in tbe sixth and lwlce in the seventh to win. c.-... •rm alt r 0. JetlMof\.. l I ~ ... ,.. .. 0 ,...,.,11 2 0 ~.r1 2 I .,_n,H 2 0 Pri...• II 0 ~,, 2 • e.tw.W,cftt I 0 Jml...,,,. 2 • ... -.,. I 0 o.1-M.C 2 0 " .... ,, ' 0 lllitltf,llfl 1 t Teui. 11 l s-..~·-... . . .. "' 1 1 I , 0 0 • 0 1 , 0 • 0 0 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 , 0 . ' With the exception of a couple of years-1942 and 1949-Newport Harbor High football wasn't much for 30 years. And it was al a low ebb in the early 60s before Wade Walts moved in from Ohio to try to stop a four-year los- ing skein. It look Watts a year to get the mess cleared up, and s ince then the Sailors have had only one losing season (4-S in 1972 under Don Lent) in lhe past nine years. Watts was 22·13·1 for66-69after a3-6 mark in '65 ; Ernie Johnson's 1970 Sunset League champs were 8-2; Lent's Sun1et League co-champs of 1973 (9-2) capped e 19-11 thrre-year stint; and Bill Piuica's 1974 Sunset League champs _were 10-2, posting the mo s t wins in a se ason in Newport's 44-year history. Among otbeT things that arrived ROGER CARLSON with tbe past. success is a kickl~g game-perhaps second to none m Orange Coast area history. The moet noteworthy and timely- of course-is the recent exploit.a ol Art Sorce, the Sailors' phenom who SJJJaShed the ClJi\Southern Section re- cord with 16 field goals in a single season. He was perfect on seven al· tempts in the CI F playoffs and re· corded a 52-yard effort. He's headed for USC in the falJ after competing in the Orange County and Shrine All-star games. He's on a par now with a number ol professional kkJcers. But it doesn't end there for Newport. The Sailors have Eric Smith and Scott Lohman in camp now, a pair of soccer style kickers in the 40-45-yard range. Reports are they are con.aistent. Punt.er Steve Foley add~ depth behind Smith. Newport's emergence as a power began ln 1968 wben Wat.ls' crew woo its flnrt five games-end that was when Ron Van Der Aa booted a 42- yard field goal agaiMt Western. Premier punter trom Newport is Gav'in liedrlck, wbo i tarred at· Wubington State as • freshman in 1974. He was the Pac.s•a MeOOd lead· ing punter and lSth in the nation. Another kicker wbo comes to mind ia Bob Unvert. who waa utnmely consistent. &Im mer lea,..e aet.Me la Mlkdball aad baMhll ••1 be• ~&Gr for &Wa11tocomeatEICud8 ..... Tbe Eagles are beating opponents by 30 and 4t points in basket· ball behind Jim McCloskey aod Ray Orgill. And the baseball team, under assis· lant coacb Ernie Mandarino, former Loara High football and baseball star, ls unbeaten through 11 iames behind some pretty tough pitching and defense. Lefty Moe F1emiog bas posted a no· hit shutout and a two-hit shutout and rigbthander Lllke Griffin has a pair of two-bitters under bis bell. Estancia bas depth in pitching with Jim Campbell and Gary Robertson in camp, a lo•gb double play combo in Glenn Robert.son and Ralph Ronquillo and llkk Valiere•s consis&enl glove aod bat. In postiag a 1&-t-1 mark and cllacblng tbe Harbor Area title, &lan- da bas outscored tbeopposiUon, 67·24. Former Mission Viejo Hi g h freshman football coach Bill Smith, who is now involved in Tennis Squaw Valley USA, provides an interesting situation His 1971 Junaor All-Amencan Pee Wee football team rncluded Mike Hackett. Mike Keddington, Ken Bass, Erle Springer and Jay Hatter Each or those gridders was to become team captain for bis high school sophomore team in 1974 at San Clemente, Dana Hills, El Toro, University and Mission Viejo. Team Tennis , . . ... Los Al For Orange Coast Area Results Golf Summaries OUAltlER HORSE RESULTS f•r S..1-•Y M b r t h e Clur, TrKll Fut e ffi e r S 0 F11tST ttAcf -Jso y•rd>.1 rear women's club at Cosla ~~'t".~~~,"~1900• Mesa Golf and Country cw.u.1oon > J eo 2 • .0 vio OK Club staged a low gross, Lucky M1<k IP•Qel •.JO ~.O Ml'>$M•nc 0.<1• CTreourcl 1G 1111 low net tournament on !',= ;-.~·-~ Lu E.d'~ Gold, ~ both lh~ Los Lagos ~ Abl•tt. Reoe1.-Sn•. Mr. T. Chi'9fr, Mesa Linda courses this C••-'l•-ricd, Prl>W Joy, ""4· week jtt\lt I m.t9t • n Exacu 6-A u111e Liii• Mt & On the Mesa Linda >-'-"'''Mio , """'d ~.... c o u r s e , B a r b a r a SECOND RACE -400 v•r~. J vur Leonard was the A flight 010>.Cl•lm•119.P\lri.c'3lOO. gross victor with 80 ~lyBeUdy • 1Uptwml u . .o '"" .s.oo Millie Hayes was first in &eett S.•l Sl~>Y (Cl~r"'1e 1).60 4.40 · · h ·th Pit.., To Ruler CTrt•>urel •.OO net aCllOD Wit 64 Wl . !::'r;. ~·~1,10 B•r. Oupe• U)Mt> Sue Ewers second at 66. rno.LuckyP•t&•r,Z1p'~!ion Ann Pappas won B TH11to RACE -400 v•rd>. 3 YNr IUgbt gross with 81. ?.ola =;~~c.Punev.ooo. Bartholomew and Masie <Cr•~> 1uo s.20 uo Calo lied for net at 64. TIW'•Otl's Wik! (W•lloOrl) .SAD l.IO S ' l' w_,.w1k11 <Myte•> ._., Rosemary kll 1on was ~\:-,~10.:.1~1 Temp, El J•lo, Sw-e the C flight gross victoc F1eet.J,tS9ke.v 1 ... v111. with 87 and Betty S<.r•1<11ecS-S<.-0e1i9114 Walthall the net winner FOUltTH RACE -S4•y•r~.l .,-with 66. ~ & UC). SC•rters ••to••nu. Purw On the Los Lagos '2,200. B-Strl• o .. rtl •.JO course, Del Gustkey was the gross victor wilh 100. Sue Iseri captured net with 77 and Eleanor Green was second al 79 in A flight. Donna DeM ar won B flight gross with 94. Emilie Wilgus was the net vktor with 75 with Donna Costello second al 83. Millie Hayes captured first place in A flight in a T and F tournament at Costa Mesa Golf ~nd Country Club recently. She had a score of 37. Second place went lo Mary Zimmerman at 38 with Frankie Durst next al 3811:?. Kay May captured B flight with 38 with Audrey Fleig second al 391 :, ln C flight, Vi Theiss was the winner with 37 ~2. followed by Eil een Wi lson <39) and Del Gustkey (40). B etty Blake more , Doris Ball. Betty Ziegler and Claudine Thompson tied for first in D flight \\i th 39 . Vivian Gormley was the E flight winner wilh 39, followed by Ruby Hultberg at40'.z. Sally Ows ley won a mystery tournament wilh a score or 25. Naney Terpstra and Millie Hayes tied for second in A flight with 31. 5fl«ly EW1'c11 IP•9tl OH-tnleu PY lot IC.Ill OH-Oft Limits CW•rdl Tlme -21.ll • 00 1.IO l .IO uo l .00 uo Al!tO r., -~rt A~ Al, Ocep Tonto, Et<,ilhlh "Wonder No ><r•kllc• "IFTH RACE -l.SO ,.,ds. 3 yeM 06d\ & UC). Cl•ulti.o •llOw•n<•. Putv V,tl/IO HuntingWn A's, FV Notch Wins She's Precious Los Al Winner She's Precious won a stretch duel with Wanta Go Saturday night to score a nose victory in t he $100,200 Vessels Oe'll 'Em c e>r.ye r I S 10 l.111 210, al Miw.FlkuAeb(TrH11ur•l uo lA LONG BEACH-D e c...,o.nc.. .. cw.rd> "° Griffin tripled in two l l--11-'1 A111.,M -And'f C.0,•-·118' ... runs and · Ray Craft P•lnit Ok• singled in two others as ..!:~1!.~!,.;.~r!~,.., the Huntington Beach r:r,,vi:•l<llBO~ n .oo 6.10 S-10 A's scored five times in ~Flvet <TrNwnl .. .o J.60 tbe first inning on the T.,_O.Kon <O•rlllMI MO way to a 6·1 victory over Tltne-11.CM AlllO ran -O.l\Clv E •Pfns. Footh11 S e a I B e a c h i n Joe =~· Quest T 9•'90• Top Tonto Di M a g g i o L e ague 5'ra1<Md-V••erF1ee1vuu baseball play at Wilson u ucACTA .. ..,._Y •••<".....,.. & High, here. Saturday. 2-M9MAyer,1N10111.sa The victory was Hunt· ~VENTH RACE -..a v•rca. • ington's 8th in 11 league yur olcb. Grou jMjrS.. SIOO,lOO. The games and kept the A's in veuabM.11.,..lty-Four111r....,inG-!>N'l~Kio<A afll'ltplacetie. ~~=~ u: .. roo1•> uo ~: ;:_: G r i rr i n ' s t r i p 1 e Smooell"'-1erooi.•> '-20 followed walks to Jeff t•me-21.11 u d M ' k AlllO ,.,., -Miu CoM"•'"'"-,_ Cburchwe an 1c ey v1n .,..,..,, T11e Good !11•et. He<t Swenson in the ·nrst. Tl-lo llllnkrl<ll, Gou 11 ICICI, "-af lk to Jeff owr Then. ter a wa si~:r«""-i...nty's .,.,, ~ Johnson, Craft got his two-run blow. Craft later scored on a ground out by Rick Bashore. The A's added an un- eamed nm ln t.be secood. Churchwell, a left· bander. went the ms- Pro Soccer lance on the mound. 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Jt.-..it .... u..D ...... e.u tUI tUt MM+Ut NY, AMEX, OTC Gainers and Losers What's New in Stocks ,_ Tiit ........... "" AH'UCATl4*S 'Oa USY1NC OM T•I •.Y.1.L a.tlJ.:9llUl«l11tl111 Carp Gt IW WI IM STOQlS AUTlt081llD f'Oa USTt•e Oii T•l N.Y.S.L (TlflATIVl DATE l ........ ~""' CMp -July 14 I T E l ca.. -JlllLU Fl-"! C.. SIM• rw• -Uy 11 CO•NHTl HMl CMANOU Gtta (Mp "°"' Gt• ""' ,, .. ~'°" nocit · '"'°'" ~ Le.hi-.;;.~ -S«lr-4 Pim H\11 ->-1~.1 HDUCED DIVIDINDS Finl S • I.. sMr9t l11t -k ,,..,,. Ut l(y-IMlllltl" -}< frtm I«. ~ Make-believe Money-Coming True? By RICHARD C. LONGWORTH BRUSSELS <UPI> -Make-believe money is r epl acing the American dol- lar in much of the world's business. That money is called the special drawing right, or SOR for short. Although it has been around for six years it is being touted now as the cure for many international financial ills. 'You cannot put an .SOR In your pocket, give It to charity or buy a hamburger with it.• ternational Monetary Fund in 1969 as a possible future replacement for gold or the dollar as the basic unit in world trade. By this year. the IMF had created 9 .315.000 SDRs and parceled them out among nations for use in in~ ternalional credit deals. stability. A single currency like the dollar can bounce up or down violent- ly on money markets. The SOR can- not fluctuate so sharply because the ups and downs of one of its currencies are cushioned and counteracted by the other 15. The Organization ol Petroleum Ex· porting Countries likes this because its oil income, based on prices quoted in dollan, has gone down as the dollar has Callen on mone)'. markets. OPEC experts figure that il this oil had been quoted the SDRs instead, the income of its members might have dropped a little but not so much. The Organization ol Petroleum Ex· porting Countries decided last month to stop quoting oil prices in dolJars and to use SDRs instead. The In- ternational Monetary Fund wants to make the SOR the key currency in world trade, replacing the dollar. Rich countries pay debts to each other in SDRs and poor countries say they need SD Rs to get rich. NOT BAD for money that does not actually exist. SINCE last year the SOR has been the weighted average of the curren• cies of 16 nations, each repreaent1ng at least one percent of world trade. EACH SDR is worth now about $1.25. This has led to fears that when OPEC starts quoting oil in SORs next October, the price will jump 25 per- cent from its present $10.46 a barrel lo $10.46SDRs-the equivalentof$13.08. · Order Yours NOW ••• - Vou cannot put an SOR in your pocket, give it to charity or buy a hamburger with it. You cannot bet your bottom SOR. In other words, on the level where people live the do1lar is here to stay. But in high finance the SOR is coming of age. The SOR is nothing more than an accounting unit, invented by the In· Wayne Said Seeking Coal Site MARION, Ill. <UPI> - Actor John Wayne, of Newport Beach, came to Southern ll1inois looking for something more im- portant than a movie location, a Marion re- attorsays. ReaJt.or Dee L. Rodd said Wayne and six as- aociat.es from Chicago and Calilornia were look- iag for a site with about S million t.ons of coal re- s erves for a coal de· gasification plant they intend to operate as a private enterprise. Rodd said the process re .. uire& negligibl e amounts of water and theTefore would not need Jake or river lrontage. The dollar, still the world's leading currency, makes up 33 percent of this SOR '.'basket." The West German mark makes up 12.5 percent, the British pound nine percent.. and so on down through fra ncs, yen. lire. guilders, kronas and pesetas to one percent each for the Austrian s~bill· ing and the South African rand. The big thing about the SOR is its Beer Bottle But that's not how it works. If oil prices were to be switched to SORs now, they would be about 8.37 SORs per barrel, the equivalent of $10.46. Actually, oil prices are expect- ed to go up again in October, so the fieure will besom ewbat higher. One thing could stop OPEC from switching -a rise in the dollc.r between now and October. OPEC says S&L Officer Named HUNTINGTON BEACH CBW> - Mercury Savings & Loan Association has announced the election of Richard J Arthur as executive vice president and assistant managing officer effec- tive Aug 1 Arthur will be based at the ex- ecutive headquarters in Huntington Beach Low Pay Blam,ed On Illegal Aliens LOS ANGELES (UPI) -U.S. citizens will not accept the low-paying jobs taken by illegal aliens, and in most cases the ernployers don't want American workers, acforcUng to a state and federal study. In an experiment, the jobs left vacant by 2,154 illeeal aliens -mostly Mexicans -deport· ed from the Los Angeles area were ref erred to state employment officials so jobless Ameri- cans could be routed to fill them. It didn't work that way, state and federal of- ficials said. "Almost all employers who have lost il- legals to the immigraticm authorities say they don't want to use ()\Ir 1erv ces (sup})lying replacementa > or give 1is subltandard job orders to which we cannot refer American citiJens because they pay Jess than the minimum wage laws or les1 than the waie rat.es prevailing in the industry," said Fred ~r. head of the State Employment Development Department ofnce. Most of the jobs are in restauranll. hotels and the garment induatry. Brenner aaid the program, offering lecal workers to nu the vacaneles left by the deporta· tions, wu such a failure that his omce was no longer contacting all employers. "The coet effectiveness of such referrals is almost zero," be said. JOHpb De mets, deputy director ol the lmmJ- 1ration and NaturaliuUan Service office, said the pro1ra~ 1bowed Ulat lllelaJ allens "are bad- ly depHuin1 U..wapl.vell lnthia area.'' Rodd u.ld that during Wayne's five·bour unan- nounced visit he and bis ueociates inspected four or five sites in W-aJUam.son County and nelabborlna Franklin CcliuDty and Wayne Ud ,.. first look at • Ne.I IU1p mine operaUon a rpost miaera •topped wort t.c> ~ blm. lie ••id w •Yll• told bllD tlaat ...... ueooat-. .... tbatbad prototype Adolph Coors CoGlpuy may IOOD switch over from tlua beer bottles to returnable ones made ol a durable plastlc. Above, Coon beads WUBam K. Coon 8Dd Bob Momin study a ~ II tbe new pluUc. Tbe company clalml tbe boW• would 4m1J 1/10 a• much a1 glass botUes and would tab Jw .... 11 IDaDuf act'-tre • ..... p&anl tlMit rmnov .. ~eth9'e 1--;;;;::;;;;::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;=:::;;;::;;;;;;::;::::;:;:;::;;;;:;;::::;:::::;;=:::::=;;::;=::;J _..,...coal for lleallna JMll•• Ud leaves oll • • byproducl. Wayne 1eemed en· u-a..ue and ',TC'd wtllt&outMna • a potnU•I 1JM, llGi:ld Wd. r • ' .j, I • t ... • •- v-- • P~RSONAUZED ·srYUSH •EASY TO USE .•ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND Mr1.Jetln OM UJ Mai n Street Anyte•tt, Aft11t1le l2UI '-•-•It 0• .... HaH A ,rlnted 8erdtr, Stylish V•tu• type o" fine quality wi.ift tUMlt\•d P•,tr, r-----------------~---Piii in this u-..n. ell, end rMll with fl .SOttt ftl ... fttu.tl"I Lt ... I Olv., ,._., omc. •x IUO c.te Mttl, C•ll~Ale f2'2t • •• .. \ ·~ . ., ' Real Estate ·''Questions/Comment :\ By Rttltor R tndtll McCardlt, Phd. Caa I, at an Ametlca• dtbea, invest '1a Mex- ico? I am partlcalarty m&eruted la land aJoog tile rout near tbe border. Is there aome saf~ manaer tbat I caa lDveat la Mexico? Tb•nks for your thoulltll. . R. W., Huntington Beach Yes, Coreaaners can invest in real estate in Mex· lean ~rder and coastal areas through Trusts. But, investigate before you invest . . . and that s hould include consulting with a knowledgeable real estate attorney. The law .to J?romote Mexican investments and regulate foreign m vestments allows foreigners to ac- quire border and co~tal real estate through a Mex - ican bank trust for andustrial or tourism purposes. We wfll answer some of the questions most often asked hr Orange Countians who are interested in in- ves ting in real estate in Mexico. •Wbat la a trust for the acqulsiUon of real estete in border and coaslal areas for tourism purposes? . It is th~ only legal means by which a foreigner interested in acquiring real estate may obtain the nght lo use and enjoy it as long as be pursues re· sidential or tourism purposes. The bank will keep the property in trust. •Who are the parties involved in a trust agree- ment? CA> The .seller. (8) The bank which will keep the property an trust. <C> The beneficiary. •What kind or property may foreigners acquire in border or coastal areas? Land, houses, condominiul'flS, duplexes, and/or tourism developments in places like Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta, Cancun, and etc. •What are the advantages or a trust for the beneficiaries? CA> In the first place, the operation is negotiat- ed in accordance with Mexican law. {B) Foreigners may enjoy the property for as long as 30 years. (C) A trust guara ntees the investment and offers security because it is established with the Banco Nacional de Mexico. (0) A trust oUers foreigners lhe same advantages as the Mexican investors and allows for improved planning or the estate at lower operational costs. (E) Through a trust, the investor will be able to use, enjoy and take full advantage of the property value. He can use it as a residence, rent it, improve it and transfer or sell bis rights at will. •What bas to be done if one wishes to rent, transfer or sell one's rigbta &o property? The trust agreement provides {or renting the property for periods not exceeding ten years. If later on, it is desired to sell the property, the bank must be noti£icd so that it can legalize the transac- tion. The same appliestotheTransferor Rights. •Is it possible lo improve, make changes to. or enlarge a property in trust? . Yes, provided the bank is notified. •What happens when tbe beneficiary dies? When establishing the trust. a substitute beneficiary should be appointed who would have the same rights to the property. •How ls the trust agreement drawn up? It is drawn up before a Notary Public:' Previously it must be authorized by the Ministry or Foreign Affairs. This authorization shall be request· ed by the trustee in accordance with the law. The seUer, the bank as trustee, and the buyer or beneficiary, or their representatives partici_1?ale in this transaction. •How much does a Baoamex trust cost? The cost varies in accordance with the volume of the transaction. At the present, the Bank charges 1% per year on the property value to cover services the bank will be rendering as trustee. •HoworteadothesecostsfaUdue? The fee for preliminary studies and drawing up of the agreement is payable only once. For the services as trustee, the fee is paid annually. However, this paymen~ may also be made quarter- ly. . •What are the trustee'srespoasiblDUes'? (A ) The trustee is legally res)>Oosible to the government for the exact fulfillment of the trust agreement. <B) The trustee is the only legal holder of the property. (C) It is also the responsibility of the trustee to exercise legal, technical and ad- ministrative supervision to protect the interest or the beneficiary. •Wbat are tbe prerequisites to draw ap a trust? The deed of property is needed as well as re· ceipts showing payments of property tax and water. Also required are a bank appraisal of the property and the authorization from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. •Whal are the respoaslbllities of tbe beneficiary? He must pay the trust's annual fees punctually. Besides. he must pay property tax, water and light service, etc. when due. The Banco Nacional de Mexico as an additional service to their customers, will re~ind them in due course of these commit· ments. EDITOR'S NOTE : R4ndoU R. McCardLe u an invest- ment anal111t college lecturer. and author of" Real Ea tote Jn CaUfornid." Send your comments . and questiona to Randall Mccardle. cl o the Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. * * * * * * Randy Roast Realty Boss Surprised Randy Mccardle was roasted by his friends and ·associates at the Balboa Bay Club recently. McCardle, who is president of the Real Eataters, was giving a recognition dinner for ~he company's Million Dollar Club members, which was attended by over 300 people. But the members, as a surprise, "roasted" Randy. Harry Winters, manager for the company. reported that no holds were barred. Idiotyncraalea and hangups were amplified and the Realtors roasted' McCardle for over two hours. Then Randy was presented a special golden trophy upon wblch w.., engraved "Randy McCar· cDe, the Golden Boy ol Real Dtate .. and was signed by the Real Estaters. THE SLIM GOURMET Recipes to edd dining pleasure whll• 1ubtr•ctlng c•lorlea. Wednesday tnthe DAILY PILOT . . Architect Feted Three Gold Nuggets for Donus Firm THEIR SECOND Grand Award was pre- sented for the ·'Aspen" plan, al s o in lh e Deerfield Patio Homes in Irvine. If you could afford to live anywhere in Newport Beach, chances are you'd live here. ''Attention lo detail and good environ ment evl'rywhereo" the judges said . "Did well for smaJ~ square foolagc and lot size. Impact from the en· ll'y is striking." CU I . -~t"'':.tll '1 . .,. In the category of com- mercial, industrial and institutional buildings, the firm received an Award of Merit for "Stonebridg_e Court," localed in Santa Ana. Some comments from the judges were, "A somewhat standardized solution on a.small site is unusually well handled and detailed. The result is a hi ghly personalized office setting with max- imum privacy created by plant materials and courtyard landscaping." Our huycrs hnn· rl'~n:hc·d thal ..,l<J~C' m li(I' whcn• Lh1·y can I:>\: quite choosy about wht•rc they Ii\ l'. Th1•y \\;ml a l'.trdfl'\.', l'Xh ilurating honw. Onl' lhat complemenls Ncu·1J-0rt LJeach lit·i111:. 'l'h1· <>nt nini.:t• i-. rull·l1ml' '-.l·l.'urit,v ;1lll'nded. A private cl ulohouse, with pool :1nu t1•nnis courts, (or pl.1.\ night or clay. invitl's you. And Deerfield is a pro· jed of the Irvine Pacific Fu~hion bland, Lh<' 1.l{'l'Hn, thl' rcstuuranb urc t.k-light foll.v nC'ar. Tlwsl' private homes arc• abloom with fn•!:>h, cardn'<' ideas nnd are fullv landscaped und can-cl for you un llw uuh1di·. }·ou 'JI probably choose J asminf' CrC'1'k becauSc it has Lhe right home in the right place. Be sure to S('t! the l'l(lgant nt•w modl'I". today. Fabulous terms, low int.cn•-.t nill-:,, -.1wcialized custorniz· Complete coverage of county in,; al lowancl' on IRVINE many homc5. Pt-one VlllAGES ,..__ __ _, government ( 7 M) 6-10-10:!0. • and courts. Every day in the DAILY PILOT In the Village o( Harbor View • Homes from S95,500 to $118,500 NOW SAVE THOUSANDS at L - PRIVACY PLANNED CONDOMINIUM HOMES WITH SPECTACULAR WHITE WATER /MARINA VIEW OVERLOOKING DANA POINT HARBOR, ONLY 30 MINUTES TO ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT! ~ NEW LOWER INTERE$1 /0 RATE ... 8.16 A.P.R. NEW REDUCED PRICES FROM 13~500. 2 • 3 BEDROOMS, f AMILY ROOM, 2 or 21h BATHS WITH BUILT-INS, CARPETING, WET BAR, RECREA· TION COMPLEX WITH FULL SERVICE FACILITIES, HEATED POOL, SAUNAS AND JACUZZI. PLUS ALL EXTERIORS, LANDSCAPING AND GROUNDS PROFESSIONALLY MAINTAINED. . 1Y CALJFOllM-SIEllA ptl)PSTIS, INC. fl ke Saft OltlO f "9W 17 Sovth to Crow• V1ll1y P1rk•.,. wuth i. PICillie Cont Htci-11. ltft 10 s.M. ltlt te 81ue lutn. ltft to Alli ¥Itta. """ to 01111 VISl1 l11ftlslle4 lll04!1IL _...._ DONALD M. BIRD ASSOCIATES, Sales Agents (714) 493-5256 ( • I ' . DANA POINT P UBLIC NOTICE lllC:'UTIOU• .u .. N an NAMI lTATIMINT The fOUlwl"O per-.. OOt"Q _. DAft. V f'tj,.OT (I, Pl' l\UC NOTICE ,IC'TITIOUI aUllMIH MAMI tTltT.Ml•T TIM tol!owtftt pefMfl ll ootnv ~ MU•i. 1.AOUNA INICL.INOS, 'IOS ~ Vi.w~.,Utuft•&Htll,CA '1UI J\11\t l!ll"ll Htlrt>•ll, 9Qj C-von Vkw ~ , l•lllM 8U t ll, CA ~I Tltl• bvtilltU h t -..<lad ""'""' lft. dlvldlHI -·· AOVA Sl'A POOL.S. 1110. J'lt- Clrtlt. ~un1 .. 11V•I .. .,, CA fl1(11 1t1,MtCI JOHPll Ftrnvn-. 1'1o6 ......... ,0 "''"· fi111t1l4'11 v .... .,. "' .,,.. Jl/lllt E Hol"'•" flll• >l•ltmtlll W•\ ltltd Wllll II\< C.UO.ty Cl••• 01 0••11oe County on Jun• U,1'7~ Tftl> O<l~l~t I' <endlKlttel It\'""~ div•'*'•' AICIWtCI J 1-t"'llm f\4)14.J '°"4>11"'9il °'"'Ot Cool O•lly 1"1•01, JuM2',•l'ISJulH. ll.to, ltli ~I~ 1111• •l•i.me111 '*••' '''" .,,,. U. (.ouNy Clu• Of 0<•1199 CoWllyOf'I ,_ ), 1'H. ----------- ~ P\1()11 \l'Md Ot • ...,. Coe •I C>.lll'r Pl let, J""" 1', •ftll Ju4y •· ~. 20, ltlS :t:JltHS PUBLIC NOTICE ...... SUf'EltlO• cou•TOFTME ST ATE OF CAL.I FO•Nllt FO• THE C:OUNT'YOF O•AMGE .... A~>• NOTICE OF HEA•IMG OF f'ETITIOff FOR f'ROaATE OF WILL ANO FOR LETTE•S TESTAMEM· TAR"f E•l•le ol JOHN F. COSTA, a l"' known •s JOHN FRANCIS COSTA. Oe<.HWCI. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tNt Setur1ty P•cotlc NAllONI s..-~ ------------' filed r.reon • petttloo tOf' Probete OI PUBLIC NOTICE 'Mii •nd '°' ltlters le~1 • ..-..... re- lerence to which I\ m-IOt' tw1ht<' ---F -ICT-IT_l_O_U_S _a _U_Sl_N_E_S._S __ swr1otul•t\, <Ind 111•1 trw lime .ndpl<iee NAME s.TATl!Ml'.NT OlhHtl1>9 Ille w,... hil\ bffll 5'rl tor.Ju. Tl>t toOowonQ per\Oll Is dOI"') bu!.I• ly ll. "7S, •I 9 .30 <1.m., In the """as. toul"l•oom ot O.Ol)<lrlmenl No. l Of,,,... LIZZI REALTY CO .. '"• Warner cout1.•l 700Civlc Ce11te r Orlw""1Ht, ift A..e,. Hlltllonvton euch, ::allt ~7 INC.Hyo! S<llltaAn•. Caloforl\M. 1 0.te<I July l , 191S . .Joton A. Liu•, •sn ~¥V ~ ~~t•vAc'te~ii St .H>HN, Or .• Hunt11t91CW\ !katll, C•llt '1'-- Tho\ t>u\1110> oS coo0v<l9<1 by"" 0~ MIU.ER lltONN. fJ. Olv1ou;a1, IRUMMl!TI & f'ORTE It JollllA.L.tUI WE.~11.-•• •Ut This U•l ..... 4"11 WH 1114td ""'"' the ....... letdl. Califenlia County Clerll. Of Or.not Gou<oty on June P\lbll~ Or~ Cont ity Piiot, 11, t'1S. Jl/Ay 11. ll. II. tt1S ~1$ ..-2 Plibll Sii«! Or""~ Cou t 0.1 ly Pl lot. J..-n.•lldJuly•, t3,20.1t1s ~H PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAM5 STAT£MENT TM lollowillO .,.,son b Ooi"V ~' N\~ ·~.: 8. AN O G. CR EA flONS, 2•H2 V1" Oil C..vtl.wt, San Ju<1n C•Pl~lr....,, CA '2'7S. (U(leM: Paul Adair. 11.7~7 111., o.i G•vilan, !.6n Judn CdPl)tr .. no, CA. '71t7S Tllis bu\ineu os collducttCI by.,, in· ,,., dlvldual, 10uoe11~ P•UI Ad<tlr Tiil\ )l.tteme111 ••s •!led ••lh tre County Cler~ Of Or~ Covnlr on July I, t91S. ,4m• Pvbll~ Oranqt Co.\I Dally Piiot, JUiy I>, 13, 20, 11. 1t1S 2..n.1> PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT llle foflowo1>9 ~'lA>ll » dol"9 ~ tw:)$4~· L.lfE PHYSICALS UNLIMITED. 1lMI TU\lin E.•>I Or lve No IC.O. TUS1111. CA . .i- CMrles Wllll•m H"roe11 111. 13Mt lu\1011 E•'I C'ttvt Pio IC.O. Tu~lln, C.A 92b80 Th" bu'I""~' •'> tonducled bV"" In ClivlOu•I Ch••le~ w H•rdtn 111 lll<s •1•temtnl '*•\ lol..O 1*1111 IN! C.Ounlv Clerk ol O••nge Coun\y Oii JU<\~ PU\l.IC !\OTICE • '1•11 NOTICE TO CREOITOltS SUl'EltlOlt COURT OF THE !>TATE OF CALI l'OltNIA FOft T"E COUNT"f OF OltANc;E NO.A...,,. E~l•le ol RICHAAO LEE WISl. Oe<e.t~. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVENto tlle tred•loo. ol Ille <1bove 11<1med OKoteWflt tl\dt all pe•wn~ ,..,,.,ng clalrm ~•11~1 the woo oeceaenl are required IO tile them. wotn Ille neu1'~ry vcwc~ lft lht OlllU of Ille clerk of IM~ .... l•tled tovrt, or topre~nt tllef'll, "'""~ nrussary voucher~. lo the ulld«~ <ii IN! olllce ot G<1rry A. HUMUCI Esq. at "1• Wolshlt~ Blvd., S.vHly Hiii~. c..111.,.nla 90211, wlllcll h the ptau of tanhwu ol tile Ufldefsionect In .ii"* teo per1•ino"'IJ IO Ille H1<11e Of \aid. ~t. wHllln lour month\ <Iller ~ llnl publlcall011at tnls no1oce. O.t..i Juty 11, 197S Oorotlly •r-Wi~ E•e<.1110< of I~ Wiit of tile •bow ,,..,....o dK~ G«rf A."....,. EM!. .,., Wlb'lltt atvof., w.• an.rty "'"'· CallfenM• 90211 T•I: lUllut-lUI ~-511K~ P\1()11$M<I Ot•n<Je C~sl Oatly P'ilOl. JvAy 13, 20, 11, anCI Augu\13. 1'7S U.1S Pt:Hl.IC J';OTICE HOTICE TOCREOITOltS SUf'ElllOll cou•TOFTME STATE OF CAL.ll'OllNtAfOlll ''· m~. F.._.. THE COUNT"f OF OltANGE Pubh~CI Or•n<Je (O<l\t Ot10IY P1lol, "9.A°"7 ,._ 21, ?'I. eno Julv •. IJ, ,.,~ 11$8-1~ bt•te 0 1 t1 EL EN L. GIBSON, Pl.0 l IC .... OTIC't·· I o.~~~e is HEREBY GIVEN 1o ttor . 1 • • • " , creollor' Of tht abOve named~ tholt all Pl!•SOll~ llavlng <lalms ~Ml FICTITIOUS aUSINESS I Ille w id Cle<edtnl •re requir.a &o Ille NAM5 STATEMENT '"'"'· wllll '"' lle(Hs.l•'I' vooclll'rs .... flw followlng person\ •rt d0t"9 bu!.o· ow offi'e ot Ille cltrk of Ille ebow..,. ~as. lilled '°"'t• or to present IMft'\, •ttt h f HE P LANl' SHOP, 14•1 All<.lt1 rw<~wry vou<htr!;. to IM under~ Pt11rkw•Y. l•9un• Hiii'>, CA ~6SJ •I llleoth<.eol ller.ittorney, JAMESW. L.ou1$t11t L.orr•on~ Cl•ck. 250/J HOOKSTRATTE N, AllOfNY .a L..nt, S.llOt'd Sfrfel, L.tlQun..t Hill\, CA. m SJ 1600 Wil~ll•re Blvd., LOS Angele). Ger•ld Ken11elll Cl,.<.k, HOil C..lilomi• 'IOOS7, wll•<ll Is 1N pWc;e ot S.llOt'CI Street, L.<IQUtW Hill>. CA. m u bu\>N!S\ ot Ille un<ttn.gned In.,,~ .. Thi\ bu•l~n l\ <onduc.lttO bY .., on le~ Pl!r1•ln•ft9 to Ille n tate of wic1 • dfvldual (eden!. wllholl tour m011lf>\ aflft' .. L.ouls.elle L.0<r.i•ne Ciao ttr\tl>UC>41<•tionot tllh110tlu .. This \l•lemet1t •n 111•0 wtlh tllt O.t9<1July 11 197S County Clerll. of Or~ CountyOllJll'C! BEATRICE M. RICHARDS 1•. 1'7S. E Jtecutrla ol Ille Willol 1'4~ tl'tt! abovt' 11•meO de<t'dtflt PUOll\tled 0rafl99 Con t 0.lly Piiot. JAMES¥t.NOOKSTRATIEN J.-1'. and .July•. ll. 10, "IS lC1•7S AnerMy •I ~w ------------1 2'0IW11Uti<"ellv4., L..osA .... IH, (<lhto"'t<I 900S7 Tel: lllll ... llll ------------t Atl.,....ytor E•1t"1n• FICTITIOUS IUSINESS Pvl>l lY!tCI Or•~ Coast ~.,,. Plllt. PUBLIC NOTICE NAME STAT•Ml!NT July IJ. 20. U,•nd Au9u,l 3, 1'H ~JI Tiit followl119 peoons '" oolng busl· ~~= ~ RUSSO'S ITAL.IAN DEL.I. J4t E<ttl 17111 StrHI, Suite IS, Cosla Me ... c.111or11i• '1•21 ~ J . R11UO, 9'$1 SallM Or., HUntl1>9t011 atac:ll. C.lllornie fl- Mtnony Ruu o. 1~ Ocun Ave., fOf'rolllC.t, Calltc><nl• fOlJOS Tiiis IKl$lllU5 Is COllCIU<led by • Of!tWtOI .-r1nertlllp, JoHJf!J. R11no This \l•temfflt WO thtcl wltll IN (;outley Cltrk ot ~~ County on Jiiiy 1. ms. NSJ7S PIAlllSMd OrtflOt Coait O.lly Pllol, July•, 13, >e, 21, 191S 2S0.-1S Pl'Bl.IC :\'OTICF: NOTICE TOCflEOITOltS SUf'EIUOll cou•T 0, THE STATE OF CAL.IF'OltNIA IOlll THE COUNT"f 01' OllAHGE Ne.A-Gn4 Esl •lt ot G ARONER c. M<FARL.ANO, Oet eased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENtotlle (~Ion .. Ille ObOW Mmed dKedlllle !NI ... IMIUOn\ !laving ct.lms ~ the .. Id Cle<e..,,I are nqvlnd to file t""'1. wltll '"' nectt~Y voudlen., It! tt1t ottke Of Ille c .. rk of tM abOW - lltltd '°"''·or to prese11t thHn. wltfl o.e ne<eua<Y •ouclltr\, lotlle undlnA...., PVBLIC NOTICE al the l•w Ofll<e ell TREDWAY. 8AANOMETER -WARD. 1m1so. ---,.....,CT=1y""16U~s""a""u'"'M~•""l~U::-. -~t Downey Ao.. Downey. C<llifonoia MAMllTATIMUfT tQ2Cl, wnicll h Ille pltc:e of ~41( n.1ooowl119 peoons ••• Oolng lllAI· tt. 11noerslQl>ed In all m•tl•r$ Pl'Ui~ ~ •S: 1"9 lo ttw ~~•It ot wld OK~. w6tNll T H E ART W O RIC 5, H 10 ._ monlllS •!ter lht tlrsl pwbliu4- 8"IOl<llun1 St,. Founl•!ll ValltY, CA. OI thl\nohu ttlOI O.ledJuly 11, 1•1s Wf lll•m l M< Gaw a11. 1tS11 Vt RGll'<IA 8 . M<.FARl.AND --~ UN. HunlittQIM Be.ell. E1re<ulri•otllleWl1lol CA.,,... , .... -,.. .... ct *<~ Jo•ll l M < Go wall, 1t s1 I TRl'.OWA"f,lllltNDMEYElt W•lerl>\lry L.t"4'. Hu11to11g1on 8t«h, .,..,ARD CA..,_ IUllS.. 0.-Y Ave., Tllt5 tiuslntn '' concW<ted Dy"" 111 0.-y, Cat!Mnlie "141 dlwldual. Ttf: tnJI ft>.MU W.L..M<C..--rsferEn<wtris Tl'll• s1.tt""'11c ••• 111to """' "" l'\ibl•~ Or~ coest o.tf'P ..._ county Cit"' Of ()te~ County Oii Jiiiy July ta. 10, 11, •nO A119Ys1l.'9152:9W'S t, ,,,s. , ~·.,_, Or..,.e c.a.a o.lty Plle4, .My•, tS. lO. V . tt7S Mii 7 PUBLIC NOTICE Pl:BLIC NOTICE Cl DAILY P1LOT Sunday. Juty 13. 1175 Realtor 0ee1ares ----------. Clemente Homes Shown Condos 'Only 'JJay to Live' •• • Belore you buy one, ask a man who owns two -condominiums. that is. Lou Von Dyl, a successful Realtor and an ex- pert in the buying and selling of condominiums, is convinced that condominium living is "the only way to go.·· When as ked why and also to draw a comparison between condominium style o! living and single· family home ownership, Von Dyl replied: ·'The single most important reason for buying a condominium instead of a single-family home is that a person obtains a greater amount of housjng, bolh in square footage and in amenities, for the dollar spent." USUALLY. THERE ARE some "extras" in- cluded, too, Von Dyl ~dded, such as security and a more care-free style of lt ving. Von Dyl stated that many times persons, torn as to whether to rent, buy a single-family home or purchase a condominium. "don't anticipate their future, but insteud, react too quickly and many times unwisely ." "The future of owning your own home is heading toward condominiums," Von Dyl said. "ABOUT 75 PERCENT of those persons who buy condominiums today are renter s whose rent is on the way up. They have no hedge against infla- tion. Condominium owners have a voice in main- taining their own property whereas a renter pre- sumes service by the landlord. "And, of course. the biggest subsidy in this ~ountry today is the tax advantage a property owner enjoys in interest and tax deductions that are not available to the renter." Von Dyl went on to explain that condominiums offer a person more free time to enjoy life and to s hare amenities s uch as a pool, saunas, barbecue areas. tennis courts; etc. -all of which most families -are unable to afford or maintain if they own a single-family home. "BY OWNING A condominium," he explained, "these s ame people can afford all of these life-long desires by paying minimal association fees and at the same time not be faced with the maintenance and repairs or these luxuries. ··it also allows a property owner time to go s ki · Ulg, sailing, bike riding or a 'drive io the coun- Lryside' -time he might have to spend maintaining his property if he owned a single-family home. '"This s tyle of living is only available through condominiums which becomes a tradeoff between upartment living and owning a single-family home Realtors Convene At Newport Site Sixteen people. includmg Slate Senator Alan Robbins ( D· Van N uys >. will speak at the loth an- nual Stimulus Conference Friday and Saturday, Ju- ly 18 a nd 19 at the Sheraton Jnn near Orange County Airport in Newport Beach. The two-day conference is sponsored by the In- dustrial, Commercial and Exchange Division of the 80,000·me mber California Association of Realtors. YVONNE NAS<;,t·I OF Downey is director of the conference entitled ' Making It Today." Each day's session will start at 8:30 a.m. and conclude at 5 p.m. The conference is open lo the general public for the $45 registration fee payable to the California As · sociation of R ealtors, ICEDivision, 505 Shatto Place. Los Angeles 90020. "The purpose of this conference," Mrs. Nasch, said. '·is to feature the current trends in the real estate industry and to o((ea to the f>ublic new op- portunities in investment, commercial and ex- change real estate practice." SENATOR ROBBINS' topic is entitled "Will the Legislature Succeed in Eliminating the Real Estate Industry ?'· New Ho Opening In 'Viejo Unit 29 of Mission Vie- jo's popular Mad rid de Espana series opens this weekend with 56 homes going on sale, reports Grant Sullivan, general sales mana ge r for Mission Viejo Company. "These home sites will be in a new location for our Madrid de Espana series," noted Sullivan. "Set in the English Ca- nyon area of M issioo Vie- jo., the homes are ap- J)roached via a bridge entry to the winding hills above Wilderness Glen Natural Area." IRVlNE'S BUZZ EVERS WITH FLAG New State Banner -Maybe National Realty Flag Desigtrer Horwred California's more than 250,000 real estate brokers and licensed agents have a new flag today, an identifying emblem of their pro- fession designed by J .J . "Buzz" Evers, manager for Donald M. Bird, Associates' of- fice at Irvine. The new flag, a large block Ron a field of while with red and blue stripes top and bot- tom. was unanimously accepted by the Ex- ecutive Board or the California Association of Realtors. The board further proposed that the Evers Oag be presented to the National Association of Real Estate Boards for acceptance as a na- tionwide standard for the industry. EVERS IS SERVING this bicentennial year as state chairman of the CAR "Operation American Flag." and heads the "Make America Beller Committee" for the 23rd Dis- tnct of CAR. He is a member of the East Orange County and Newport-Costa Mesa Board of Rt>altors. In his address to the state board at Mon- terey, Evt'rs said he has long felt that reallors nationwide s hould have an identity of their own as do many key industries and major U.S. ('Ompanies. ··w e s hould be identified by a logo ClC:tg such as Chrysle r Corp., Holiday Jnns, the Na- tional Football League and others. We're members of a huge industry that is a vital seg. ment of the national economy," Evers said. "WHF.N I DESIGNED the Realtor flag I felt Lhat the American colors of red, white and bl ue should also be our colors," Evers said ··we are a voice for American property owners, and private ownership of property is one of our own great freedoms l chose the logo " R" for its simplicity and yet it identifies us The ·• R •· does need exposure and by flying our own flag we can be recognized as a slrong and united profession,· Evers contmued A veteran of nearly two decades m the r e al estate industry Even. last yeaJ w a5 named "Realtor Associate of the Year b.) the East Orange County Board ol Realtorl:> pnmarily for his outslandmg \\Or ._ with the Make America Bettet Comm1llet> He and his wife and nine children reside m Orange Madrid de Espana 11oorplans range from l ,m to 2,920 square feet, with three to five b e droom s, family t rooms. and two or three- car garages. ~he 8 . in Pools ... Clubhouses ... each ... Tennis ... Golf ... Swimm 9 VERSATILITY TO Hit dJf(ering home shop- per needs is provided by a ..selection of floor plan variations -including option al outside bf !conies off the master euiles and wall - removi.ng options creat· ia• extra-spacious Teueateon or bobby rooms and enlarged tamiJy rooms. · Open daily from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m .• the Jladrid de Espana model complex may be reached by tlllrin1 the La Pu Roed offramp from the Sasal• Ana·S~• Diego Freeway, tum1n• &ell on La Paz to M•raueTtte Parkway, lelt •••• OD .Marguerite. and follow- Inf the 1i1n• to Ute bOnle.. . . . • ' . .. AND AT THE CENTER OF IT ALL, YOUR NEW TOWNHOUSE.I ' Flash I w.•w jult opened a nM CthW unrt., and it's 1n «ea of lushly pl1nted ...... IU;. purtly .-identlel world of quiet Willlgt life. Just how gopcj ra life In Bwhw9tk? An independent air1ey lhoM ht, of the more than 316 families who CMt'I here, owr 9a would buy apin tom0rrow. We're nmct door to ~t·l~ted t9Mls courts, and Huntington 5.alff Golf Club Is .:roa the WflY· With 7 swimming S>ools Ind two privaf9 dubhouMs. you ruy onfy r•ely meb that lhort "'°'' tD 1M beldt. .. 0om thf' C,•n ~o fr-•Y t•kf' Bf•ch Blvd "'''· !outh (,.,f' 1111"11 to PMl{ilf Co.ttt Hll&hw•y. naht on fl.aft< COftl H111't"•Y tOGolclfll WntSt. rlfht on Colikn Wtt1 • 1 mll.: to 8' .. ,hw•ll•. Hwntil\gtOfl Bf'.11th hf1uth.-f MocMt Op.f' 0.11y IO • 111 to• p 111 ,,..,........., .. A or .. nad• and totlow • 'Avelftda Granada to • Ree! Gate We~l to San : Preview showinf cOa· Dlivin1 north oo tOO Rou, tb n JeCt lo El Unue this weekend at San Die10 Freewoy. alt Camino lteal. Tum right Reef Gate We~t. Sah al Ave o J d a do La• on .El Catmino R•-1 and Clemente's only on-tho-Estrella to A venlda gq l•o bloeks lo Avenlda bea~h condomlnium ,~~~~~~~--:::z::t::===============::::;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;mm;;;.:i;miiiiiiiijiiiii~iiiiim;I where more than bi&lC o( Clem~nlf', ~ the 72 luxury homes have already been sold during pre-opening days. I Choice-loca lions are r available in all three 11mlni-towers", al the I new $5 million project and buyers have a choice of paporamic vi~ws to the south, north and sea ward lo San Clemente reef and the channel islands , accord· ing lo developer Victor Klein. SITUATED just above ~ San Clemente beach and pier. Reef Gate West orrers two and three bedroom view homes priced from $55,000 to $85,000. The elegant con· dominiums include an abundance of features and the development has resort-type amenities. There are deluxe built· io kitchens, service porchea., view balconies, ffreplaces and wall-to· wall carpeting. Owners of the resort homes can enjoy exclusive use of a community pool, jacuzzi, exer cise room, sauna. pool room anct auditorium. The site also features a private stairway to the beach, Klein noted. OCCUPANCY i s available for summer, $1,000,000! It took olmost all of 1974 for the Loan Department at Newport Equity Funds to arrange and process over $1 ,000,000 in second trust deed loans. This year it took only t ill June 2nd! And Teamwork did it. Cal Wolfe and Linda Blue, work- ing as a team and with the assistance of their staff, are arrang- ing loans on Newport area real estate at better than twice last year's rate. And la.st year was their best year ever tool If you're in the market for a real estate loan, why not give Cal or Linda a call? The number is 644-8824. Call I Newport EquityT.Jit!d~ AVCO FINANCIAL TOWER 620 NEWPORT CENTER DR. -SUITE 211 NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFO~IA 92660 OWN YOUR OWN HOME·~ ... -... -- .., NEAR THE OCEAN Isn't thi~ what the Southern California lifestyle is really all about? A beautiful home, an extraordinary location, and a special spirit of uninhibited love of life. It all comes together for you at The Landing. ' t The Landing •.• our most successtul luxury residential community! Above-Jhe-ordinary homes in a superb, ocean-close locale! Innovative designs make each of these spacious single family residences something special •.• with architectural elegancies like a spiral atalrcaae entry, sunken conversation area, built-In planters, lfbrary or game room In the various one and two atory pl~ns. Vaulted certln.gs, one or two fireplaces, ravish baths and Franciscan ceramic-tiled kitchens with gas or electric appUances are examples of tf'le fwtury you'll find throughout these unuaual three and four bedhoom home• wfth 2 to-S baths, 2 and 3--car garages. Come eee thla excrualve new neighborhOOd today I From $63,490 to $79,990 EOV,.l MOUSt~ Ol'!'Of!YUM•ltrs·· M•p not lo scale. Model homes ere open from 10 a.m. dally (714) 14&-3389 °' 846-3380 REALESTATISAUS TRAINING SCHOOL COLLEGE STYLED CLASSES New or experienced! Here's your chance to become a high earning professional. Learn from 12 outstand·· ing instructors using the rrost modern equipment and techniques. In 1ust 15 days you can complete a. schedule of concentrated real estate courses. If you . are dedicated to becoming the "best" then call for dass time and schedule. CAU MR. R.ORY 83~5440 • w~ c.-... , ... Glml-$44.000 Great home. great price! Beautifully landscaped, oodles of bush es and trees. Famity floor plan lndudes four king IUites. x'tra baths. separate family room. brick wood burning fireplace. Large hving room. Party patio out back. Ask for Glen Hellwofth. " f' ·{ • ( ,';# ~ .. Medrid Pool.-. l ovely Spanish charm! Balcony overlooks fully equipped pool with jacuzzi! Fan- tastic view too! Oodles of decking, t central air, tinted windows, custom carpets and drapes. Three bedrooms. huge bonus room, sepclfate family room, btg living room, plus a library! Forn-el dining room. family kitchen. $99,950 Ask fOf Hal Meade. 540-1720 ! . P...: C"' r..;.;., ··' -~ : " Have the conveniences of a pool and rec center witho ut the mainte nanc.el Attractive Green Valley home offers four large bedrooms, separate family room. comfortable dining area. Gourmet' kitchen. dishwasher. 01\e bedroom could • be bonus room. $59,900. Ask for Larry Robinson. . _ ...... And have euy, low payments! Large with carefree landscaping. Terrif11= floor plan Includes full forrrel dining rootti served by deluxe kitchen w hh built-ins, three bedrooms acc~ted with OOIQ80US lhag carpets in uwarm" tones. Great covered patio. '4(),900. ~ for Vo nnie Fish. MHIM ~·\. ........... a..., Custom two-story home In .excellent . Oown9teirs euttabte for rreld or --.~-~ unexpect~ ~latlves. four big 1 bedroom•. three baths. Forrrel dining room. den aree. separale family and fivir'lg room Totally modem kitchen. M 5.900. Ask for H9rokf G&Me. \ !und!y. ~IV 13, 1975 DAIL V "LOT II or TARBELL, Realtors " ** * Golde·n Anniversary :50~ 50 Years of Service rl] * * 1926. 1976 LI:! * * * REALTOR* .~ ....... When you assume the low-Interest VA loan on this 1100s..,.,......,_ Near country club and schools! Warm, comfortable attractive Mesa model. Spacious float plan with four bedrooms. kitchen with built-in BBQ, large covered patio & paneled garage. Used brick fireplace opens into living and dining room. MS,500. Ask for Doreen Woodard. 540-tno lclHI far 1111•1 I I J one story home in prestige area. Large family room with fireplace, full formal dining room. Four king suites, private master bedroom. Lots of lush greenery and plants. $77.950. Listed by Helen Gorman. ,. ...... Style Huge bonus room that really opens up the space! LOYely Sandpointe giant otters big ~~ · , · You'll' be proud to have parties with this wonderful living rc;><>m. separate family area. f~ ·. ,, Four big bedrooms. xtra baths. · · • · · Secluded massive master suite. · Ranch kitchen, custom carpets and drapes. $57,950. Ask for Ray Radisat two-story home. largest lot in the ~ whole darn tract! Two patios, BBQ. Entertainer·s living room. fireplace. and separate family room. Four big ~.{· ---~·· bedrooms. formal dining room -r seNed by gourmet kitchen. $65.600 listed by Mary Jean Crawford. 540-1720 540-f720 "' ..,. ___ .-.;o......_.,... _ __._ ........ ~);W>~-»- ....... 0...-S.,S WI! ·--s ,... _ y A-IHA <*! An imrreculate family residence! Rich wood exte'iior Assume the l<>11n and save! Close to South Coast accented with stone. Four bedroom suites, huge breakfast · bar. no-wax solarium floor, self-cle.ning oven on modern kitchen. Mirrored doors. separate formlll dining room. Thick plle carpets. $ 41 00 reduotio.n. $60,900. listed by Sam Hicks. t:6J.117J s,.M ..... Neatty new. beautifully decorated Bueno rrodel. Plaza. this three year old ctiarmer has lush. low-maintenance landscaping. Four king suites lnsjde, xtra baths, comfortable living --and separate family room. Double, self-cleaning oven in chef's kitchen. Plush carpets. 552,900. ASk for Sandy Bell. I t79-JHO Tired .. ....., Exceptional landscaping accented with raised wood yard. Custom drapes, plush carpets, cushion vinyl floor in comtempo kitchen. Three bedoroms. plus a big den, large living room with fireplace. $40,600. lis ted bv Norman But like the low monthly peyymnts? Then see this .Parker. ·~ lovely Mission Viejo residence. ...., Handsome wet bar with reach throuQh to kltctien. Ex1ensive use o f paneling and wallpaper throughoot. Balance of carpeting is vibrant gold tones. $28,500. Ask for Janice Martin. ~~Vj:_ IJMOJO ·~ _-.. TARBELL'S SUNDAY OPEN HOUSES 1-5 P.M. l••···· 3144 Bermuda. Costa Mesa ......... ·v .. : ....................... $45,750 2018 Barranca.. Newport Beach ......... : .......•.................. $62,950 &48 Surf, Costa Mesa ................................•........... $37,900 4122 Blllckfin, Irvine •............................................• $65,000 14851 Laurelgrove. Irvine •...................•. , ................. $43.000 701 Buffalo. Santa Ana ........................•................... $43.600 1417 s. Baker, Santa Ana ....................................... $36,000 .......... 2t64 Mall«d, Coeta ,_,... .......•..............•..•............•. $86,SOQ 1188Augusta. Costa Mesa •..................•....•.....•..•...... $'46,500 218 Hanover. Costa Mesa ...................•....••.............. $45,500 26512 Via Juanita. Million Vtejo ............ t ..................... 168.500 3128 S. Mlddock. Santa Ana .........••..... t ••••• 1 ••••••••••••••• 152.950 3830 ~· Santa Ana .............................. , ......... 157,950 2129 , Santi6 Ana ..•.....•...................• , .•.••.•• ,\, .•• SM.960 ( 540-1720 540-1720 54<>-1720 832-7151 832-7151 637-0471 979-2390 540-1720 540-1720 540-1720 830-6060 979-2390 979-2390 979-2390 Relocating? H yo.'re MO•iftC) to ClllOfha' area. Tarbell c• ..,.mge for y• to recei•e frff infonaotioa frOM onr 7000 -cow•w11ities ... _. the USA CIRd se•tral foreiCJll co.tries thru ow RELO °' gamufiOft. For fwth« details pleoff call Ms. ••• MEMBER (714) 832-5440 RELC!J INTER-CITY RELOCATION Mesa Y_. Y99 -$45.750 Offering three separate yards! Lots of room for your children'. garden and pool! Cov-" ·- ered patio for cookouts. Entry hall.i ~· · ~ .,, large separate family room, bnck -"I!: • ~ fireplace, three bedrooms. Wood ~~ 1 cabinetry in Spanish styled -,... kitchen. Excellent area Listed by t ~ J Margaret Highsmith. \ttlt, 540-1720 -- .,.,~-"~·~""':_ '{ ~ FnitAtY-A; ... Pick your own fruit off these beautiful trees! Sharply manicured lawn s . Inside decorated in .. warm .. lones and textures. Easy. no·wax floor in kitchen and dining room. three big bedrooms. large living room with fireplace. Gorgeous exterior paint. brand new! $44,950. Ask tor Jaci< Headtke 1424691 ~Sltoxc .. This Southpointe beauty shows better than a model. Completely redecorated and prioed below replacement costs. Vaulted ceilings in living, family. and formal dining room. three big· bedrooms. Covered patio. room for pool, boat or trailer. $73,500. Ask forWalt Larson. 142-2561 .w.a...._ Big family home and dose to horse stab.les! Neatly landscaped. lots of room tor trailer . or boat. Four bedrooms. large separate family room. formal dining area served by ranch kitchen. Private master suite with bath. Oversized living room. brick fireplace. Large cement patio. M.8.950. Ask for Paul Cassehmn. 493-1141 ~~~~ -............ a. Prestige area of lovely homes! Spanish red-tiled roof. neatly manicured yards. A Forest Hills model home with Spancsh tiled entry way, peneled family room, wet bar. sunken master tub, three bedrooms. dining room and a den to boot! $68,500. Ask for Solly Shatzen. 540-1120 ' • llJ CW..YPU.OT Sunday July 13, 1975 ' .. . New Device Helps Blind Ba~y 'See' B1ALTOS Objects struck by the six projection::. or s pikes Dr. O~nnls D<iugbters, a Ill.AX EE beam return echoes. oo it, with a sort side that pbysirian. and ,Melody PALO L TO <AP> -A wtuch then are lranslat-he likes to rub against Daughters, a nurse. bab)' bhnd 1nce buth t"d into audible sounds, has cheek , a s ide that Born prematurely, he no" c:1n ··~et.'·· h is conducted throu g h produces a squeak under was blinded by r etro1en· fa\ont~ to' and reach plastic tubes t o the pressure. He can dist-tat fibroplas1u, un eye accuratd~ 'w tall' 1t in baby's ears. The sounds mguisb il from an object disease brought on by hJ.s hand::. ar(' a repeated series or o r similar size, both the extra oxygen needed And h t' delight!> 1n pleasant little whistles. about aa big as a man's to keep him alive soon playing ::.1g htl~s::. pet>J..·a· They are quite subdued hnnd, Bower said. a t\er birth. A twin died. boow1th hi!) mother so the ba by can also hear ''It was so devastating Dennis Daughter!>, 8 everything else around Dennis likes to stand to .know be was blind," months o ld . "!:>l'.'e!>" him . including his on.hismother 's kne~.re· Mrs. Daughters said. much like a bat d oes, by parent's voices. cciving a stro"!g stgnal For nine years they had broadcasting s ile nt Theechoestell: whenh~looksd1rectlyat wante d a <'hil<t. und sounds that r e turn as -The dista nce of un ·her. He s learned he C'an "the n it a ll wept so audible echoes . The object, through pit<'h of ."turn he~ off by l~king \\rong.'' ." ech~~ tell him where the sound. The closer thl• to one l>lde, then turn But when the echo de- tbingl> are and othe r object is. the lower the · h~r on'' again by loolung n ee was put on\'.him for knov..Jedge a bout the pitch. dareC'tly at her. the first time, "his face world he cannot see. ---------------------lighted up. It was like a It's all done throug h li ght going on in his special equipment within a blind baby learns to think better head. He knew there was a kind or beanie cap if he knows early how to move about .. ' something out there." worn on his head. "Suddenly everything Dennis is apparently as right. My heart is so the first bhnd baby in the • Direction. Lcca~sc TfDS IS HIS peek·a· full I don't know how to world ever to experiment an objl•ct to the n ght of boo game. producing begin to tell about it. I re- with an eC'ho-sounding, l'enter produces a louder s miles and gi~glcs . a lly enjoy Denny, 1 real· or sonar, d evice, savs sound if something is Dennis was firs t fitll'CI ly do. Dr. Tom Bow~r. a &·ot-more to the r ight than with the sonar devi<'e at "I take him outside · .. the left. So Dennis· knows USn psycholog is t who age 14 wec·ks. ;.ind has no ". a nd he l earns conceived the project if something is more to usually worn it for 5 to15 things. He may zero in on He believes a blind baby tht-right than the left, or minutes in twice-a-day a lire hydrant, for exam-<·an "focus" strai"ht up. learns lo think better if e:. training sessions for the pie. He's smart enough he knows early how to on it by turning his head last 18 w eeks. For a to know he is receiving move about in his world until the sounds are monthofthattime,there information he can use. andtoreachforthings. equal. was very little training; "There are several Bowerenlistedthcaid Sazc,bytheintensity the remarkab l y in · blind people in our or Telesensory Systems. of the echo when he is telligent boy was down neighborhood who just Inc., <TSJ) in P a lo Alto. looking directly at it. By with nu and colds . sit at home. Our baby which s uppli ed th e moving his he ad slightly, Bower is returning to willnotbelike that." equipment r re r of he can define the ed~es the t·nivers 1t v of Edin· charge. o r it, \\here echoes burgh in Juiy after a diminish. year here as a fellow at A BEAM of ultrasound Surfa ce Ha rd . the Center for Advanced is broadcast to and from s mooth object s echo Studies in Behavioral a transducer system, back a clear , pure sound. Sciences. Has associate, about the size of a half-Fuzzy surfaces sound J ohn Watson, a professor dollar and weighing only "mushy." or psychology al UC l 'h ounces, in the middle He nce, D e nnis can Berkeley, will continue or a headband on the identify his favorite toy, the project. baby's forehead. a rubber caterpillar with The baby is the son or IT WILL TAKE more time and study lo de- termine from this ex· periment just how helpful the sonar device might be for blind babies. Bower said. Blind babies, he said, are extremely slow to re· ach out with their hands 'He is fascinated by new places, peo- ple and things ... · or to move inde~ndent· ly. Tbll tends to make them passive. ''They become depen· dent upon other lblngs or people making noises. They can't switch those sounds on or ore. "Previous p sy - t•hol ogical s tudies have shown that if you train them young eoough, hearing can spet'ify things about their world. At aee 4 mooths. blind babies will reach for noise·makers, as will sighted babies in the darkness. But about age 5 months, this reaC'· tion tends to disappear. ·'The sound from noise-m akers is poor in· f o qnalion , tellin g n othini? muc h about depth. So blind babies are bound Lo fuil most of the time in reaching out for the source or such s ound. They become frustrated." "WE BELIEVE the C'ognitive or thinking process is tied up with motor processes. IC they recei\'e poor quality of informatio n from sounds, they are han- dkapped," Bower s aid. TSI is the U.S. and Canadian distributor or the Sonic-guide for the blind, a pair of modified spectacle frames that in- corporate the electronics for broadcasting ul- traSolJnd and m aking aiudible sounds Crom the returning echoes. fed to each ear. They are manufac· lured by Wormald Vigilant , Lld .• of Christchurch, New Zealand. "You can't te ll a baby what you want from bim ." sa id Matt Magoun. electronics engineer who adapted the equipment for the blind baby. "There he was, sud- denJy presented with a ~)stimulus. H e's a bright boy and learned pretty quickly. We 're g uardedly optimistic about producing some new e ffects he can cope with." Bower sha res the same hope, saying, "the baby seems to realize he is getting information through it. Sometimes he wants i nformation . Other times be wants hia mother t o do things tor · \.: " 1um. ''He is fascinated by new places, people and things. scanning about with his head to take them in. And, like a sighted baby , ~ is sometimes bored with his surroundings." A sighted baby usually can reach out accurately for things at about age five months, so Dennis is not Car behind. Rides of All Sorts Offered at Fair County Event Continues Today Through July 20 in Costa Mesa Overcast skies didn't scare visitors away from the Orange County Fair Saturday, wh ere a variety of rides and shows were in full swin g. ' A big wheel (below) attracted some fascinated on· lookers but not too many riders. Rides at the fair cost 75 cents. Other attractions, including continuous entertain- ment. are included in the admission price. The most popular ride at the fair was a real steam locomotive dating back about60years. The miniaturechoo- choo carries visitors on a complete curcwt of the fafr. grounds. Among many exhibits was the Model A Car Club show near the entrance to the fairgrounds. It's a mecca for nostalgia buffs . The fair will continue through July 20 at the Orange County Fairgrounds on Fair Drive in Costa Mesa. . . "" I 1 • • • ... DaHt1 PHot Pltotograplu fJy Rl~ltard Drake 1 ' n.e ................... a. .... e- DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ;:..c::::·::t;(M2•M18 J ~~IS.- I:.\..-== ~-:.- -01~: ......... ~ ~•IMdttelWadl 4Wy .... ,..,..... .,.. ,., ........... .,.re. DAILY rlLOT ..._1 Uqbltity for tt. first U.. cornet 1 ........... oflly. "8WIJIMtr'1 Motlcr. All real eatate advertist!d in this newspaper is aub· jecl lo the Federal Fair Housing Act or 1968 which makes it illegal lo advertise "any pre· ference, limitation, or d1scrlmatlon based on race, color. relt&ion, sex, or national origin, or an inlenllon lo make any i.uch preference. ltm1ta- l.lon, or discrimination ... This newspaper ~ill not knowingly accept :iny advertising for r eal estate which is in viola· tion of the law. Houses for Sde ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEWLISTIMG CAMIO HIGHLANDS OUTSIDE IS INSID~ TOO! I ntermingled beauty in \his "F\m W\" ing" home. Four large bedrooms, two and one half baths, super electnc kitchen with laundry. sewing room and much, much more. A joy to live in and also enjoy private beach pri vlleges. Call 673-tWO. Ol'fN 111 9 • // S fUN IOIJ! fl;,-1' l:Gftllid HILLSIDE RETREAT Wllh gorgeou s whitewater view from this spacious 4 bdrm, 3 balh VIP residence on quiet cul de sac street. Situated in one of lhe most pres tigious or beach area s. Transferred seller very motivated. 646-7711 Open Eves . .. IEACH RETREAT JIR+FAMRM $39,900 Peaceful evenings or rollint surf, gentle ocean ' breezes and swaying palms. Days filled with s un shine and aahdcaatles ! A vacation paradise in this rambling 3 BDRM with Tahitian family room. Retirement forces sale! Try $3900 total down wllh low mo. payments! Bring an of- fer. 847-6010. ()P(N Ill 9 •II S fl)N IC' l'f M'I' l-IMI COUHTIY RUSTIC $16,950 Save thousands! Assume 51/~% annual percentage rate loan. 1/5 Acre. Rustic ranch style 3 + den, country kitchen, aourmet dining. Huge lot, boat & camper ac- cess. Privacy galore! Better hurry .call 6'5·0303 FOREST OLSON "" l1rt•olt1H\ tt-Nt,..We ••••••••••••••••••••••• GtMr... IOOZ ···~··················· 5'AMISH ESTATE JIR·2 STORY ftOOLIEACH $28,500 Lurge entertairung i.1a.'<1 living r oom. Kitchen large enough to prepare banquet & large enough dining room lo serve iL. Sweeping stMirs to bedroom suites. Huge hideaway master. Take over P• Jo~HA. NO Nt:w LOAN COSTS. $196/ mo. pay s all. HURRY , FIRST TO CALL Gl!."ni THIS BARGAIN! Call 963-7881. Ol'flljl &v•ll\fUNI •I. I' [~IHIHI 4 BEDROOMS $37,500 S paciou s prov incial home on choiC'e ('Orner lot. ::.1tua ted on quiet. tree lined stn:ct. Ju.st ten teatures offrrd are 2 baths. built-in kitchen in- cluding di!¥lwasher. & appealing back yard · with co\·ered patio! GI &: FHA buyers welcome al ~ only $37 ,500! ! Call · ~-5671or556·7~. • .. GOLF·IEACH ASSUME $241 MO. Rare alley access lo boa t -trailer· ca mper pad! Exotic and lush pic- ni c backyard! Private entertainment center with bar and B.B.Q. pit sheltered by soaring vault e d ceil ings! Workshop area! 4 Rum- pus sized bdrms. Fam rm. Service porch and formal dine! Assume FHA 71h% at only $241 per mo. No new costs! Just listed! Call, be first. 8'&7·6010. C)PfN Iii J •II\ 11111 •r Ill flo(E' [®l&IHI OPEH SAT /SUH I ·5 ll21 FLotUDA COSTA MESA -t Bdrms., family rm., dining rm. Oversized lot; on qu.iet cul de sac street in Mesa Verde North. Just listed for quick sale! Asking $58,900 673-3663 548-9673 eves OPEH SUH. I ·5 3069 ClubhouM Circ. Mesa Verde; 2 bdrm. cond o; 2 patios & balcony; close lo pool. Ws hr /d r yer ; e ncl. 1 garage. Quick possess. Priced at $53,500 673-3663 673-0670 eves associated Oll0 1<.fll '>-Rf/It T(1P'; 101'. "th B·1'b, .. .J 1-.' , , , l CORONA DELMAR llACHHOUSE Delightful, spotless, two bedroom home in Old Corona on an R2 loL Hieh beamed c eilings . fireplace. private yard. excellent starter, good investment. Only $61,000. Call 673-SSSO. O"fN 1•19• II\ ILPITOll N'fl' : [ llliPJIMI Carefree Living : Bring your boat up lo 36' • and family for up to 3 ' BR. fam rm occupancy. Auto sprinklers, many • extras for good living. Open Sat/Sun 1·5: 4441 W. Coast Hwy, Newport Beach 400 E 1/th~f (~'>!II Ml ~A - @ herbert hawhm!' AlllllOll~ b4() J2'•'.> DEN+ GUIST $46,000 • to/o LH Owner will finance at8% • 30 yrs! S6900 + oost.s buys. JUST REDUCED $1900. Prime Mesa loca- tion. Quiet shady cul·dc- sac. Curved drive. Shady palms. Secluded living. Maasive wall of stone fireplace. Exlra large• chef's kitchen. Giant t tamlly room. Bullt·ln • stereo . PRIVATE • GUEST QUARTERS + HUGE DEN! 2 Large patios. Flags tone cov- ered. Waterfall + pond. Greenhouse. $46,000. rull price! Hurry, c all 752-1700. OlfN 'II t •II \ IV~• 101114'!11' [~:111 srY•LASS MIU e BR. Southport. ocean 4s \nlaod view. 4CXX>+ sq ft, lrJ lol. Bu t 8~. $181 ,600. ll'cc. Ownir,. "4·1135. I I 3 ' J ~~ Fo .. S. t ~ f'or S• Holnff Pw S. J"°"'" Pw S. .._.,For S. I"-'" For S. I •••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• :-• IOOJ ~.. IOOJ G ... rtll • 1002 G....-.. 1002 ....... 1002e ... ,.. •ooz ·•·········••··•••·· ············••··•·•···· ........................... , .... , ........ -................................................. . CO VERY Real Estate ltd! STMtf.t. COSTA Ml$A SALESPEOPLE DO YOU WANT MOllE Ol'PORTUNITY for ~rowth & variety in : •investment Sales . ~ Hu~l<lin g & Development •Synd1cat1on •Exchanging CALL DtSCOVEllY REAL ESTATE 6~5-5045 Getter al I 002 GeMt"al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE 120 Via W cniers O.-n Sat fSMn. 1-5 Spacious 4 BR .. family rm., din. rm. On 52 ft. Sunny priv. patio. $179,000 815 Via Lido Soud 0.-n Sat /Sun. 1.5 Wutcrfront 4 Btt., 5 ba .. rumpus rm. .(>icr & t'loul, sundy beach. $295.000 Reaut . (; BH. 5 Bu . or 4 BR, 4 Ba, with ~ HH . I h<llh u pl. Sandy be<tth, tuurt~ anl. :-.hol'L' mooring. $:!!J5,00U BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bay!>1de Drive , N 8 b 7S -b 161 1002 1002 GNerOI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN HOUSES ltl20 lr\'inc Ave .. N.8. 31> I" R 589.500. Sal & Sun 1 5 2.230 Ilea lht.-r J.n • N B. ;Jf'f.'R S;il & Sun 1·5 3252 :'\\.•w \'urk Avt . (, ~I :IF !).IH.500 S,1L&Sun l 5 911 \l.Jd1·l111l' L>r . JIU I 1-H :-.lti,!1\10 :-..1l ~ Suu I 7 18:~:! J l .iµkdalt'.11 U :.!V l:.5\1.\ll)O S.1l&Sunli s;,u'!-;lurgcon. c.~I. .JBH & J>1•n Sun 15 .,,.Quail l liilPlac• Praperti•• 75'2•1920 1•00 OUAUlST NIW~T UACW SUMMER SACRIFfCE Ownt-r lr.m:-.fl'rrcll. mu~l sell cu::.tom <IHH + lam rm. 1>0111 hornl• ~Juahty thru µot I' Jymt:-. ll·~., than rl'nl Don l m1:.'> lh1:. opp11.rluntt. lor 111 uf1l Pli:a:.c l' a II 5 111 Jli()Ci Cole of Newport Reolton 675-SS I I OPEN HOUSES CA~I EO .SllOHES: 4500 HOX BU RY. Charming three be droom .family room UC.:EAN Vl1':W ho m e. Private beach , ex· ct:pl1onally large Jut. secluded patios. lt.l> just grl.'at. OPl'~N J to 5 Sun. ~1 27,500 ~ ~--- Cole of Newport Realtors 675-55 I I CAM t;O HIGHLANDS: -1711 Cortla nd. Newly de· cor ated & sparklin g clean. 1''our bedroom lo three & converuble den. Private beach, fruit trees. OPEN SAT & SUN J lo:;. Jul>l $87.500 DUP\DIS CORONA DEL MAR; a new listing So. of Hwy.; shag carpets, good income. Asking $82t000 ANO'n-JER new listing oo Heliotrope, So. of Hwy .; both rented ; hig h income. t -Blk. to s hops. $110,000 PEllU DRIVE SURROUNDED BY VIEW; see all the way from Lag una to Long Beach. On ly one ne ighbor ; Harbor View Hills, 4 BR. 3 ba., marvelous features. PooJsizc lot. $159,500 OPEN HOUSE SUM. 1-5 27 31 ,EllU Dll.. CdM EASTaUFF PROTECT ED VI EW & redJ~ed $.5,500; 4 BR, 3 Ba, 2 frplcs., with 35 ft. game room ; now only $99,500 OPEN HOUSE SUH. 1-5 2'33 CASSIA. N.I. HARIOR VIEW HIUS REDUCt:D $10,000 ; Lusk home, beautiful gardens, spectacular view ; 4 BR. d e n or f amily rm.; owner anxious. Now $125.000 Ol'EN HOUSE SAT. 1-5. SUN. 2·6 3607 SURFYIEW LN., CDM COMPANY REALTORS 2865 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar "SellinCJ Real Estate in .,.ewport Harbor Since 1944" 673-4400 ~~~~!'! .......... ~?.~~,~~~~! .......... !?~~ NEWPORT WATERFRONT Pier & 2 Slips Outrageous waterfront home. Three s pacious bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces. s umptuous grounds a nd ga rdens. Live on the water for only Sl32.500. CALL. Open Sunday I to S 2 Balboa Coves PRESTIGE I HOMES REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE l OO N. Hew,er1 ll•d .. Hew,.rt leech. 645·'60 .,, 645-6646 VALLIY UAL TY PllSIHTS HAllOll VIEW HILLS Estate living ln CDM. Huge lot -Lusk built Burlingame with 6 bdrms, formal DR and family room. Complete with custom pool and jacuzzi and your own putting green. $148,000 Open 1·5 3626 Catamar~n . CAMEO HIGHLANDS Delightful 3 bdrm family room home with full pa noramic view of the Pacific. Private beaches. $89,500. Open 1·5 4733 Cortland. SHORECLIFFS Huge fee lot. overlooking Buck Gully and ocean. Privaj.e beach. Beautifully landscaped this 3 bdrm and DR is a winner . $169,500. Open 1·5 278 Morning Canyon. Another winner in this quaint coral tree area of CD M 2 bdrms and den overlooking same gully and ocean. $106.000. Open 1-5 330 Morning Canyon CHINA COVE 3 beaches at your front door. Calm or surf -take your pick -3 bdrms in COM 's mos t unique area. $125,000 Open 1·5 2618 Shell BREN SPYGLASS Beautifully decorated and upgraded 5 bdrm FR ho me. Extensive use of used brick and wood . Shows like a model. $119,500 01}t!n 3·6 2201 Port Harwick. BAYSHORES Hu ge lot, hugt! house -5 bdrms, 5 baths, 5 garages. One owner occupied. Next to sandy beaches and marina. Private community. $172,000 Open 1·5 2672Circle Drive. OLD CDM Quaint old COM -2 bdrm, 2 bath plus your own private pool. A charmer for the young at heart and only $66,500. Open 3·6 612 Heliotrope LAGUNA BEACH 2 & 3 bdrm condos in North Laguna. Good ocean views. Close to beach and shopping. Great values from $54,500. Open daily 1·5 420Cypress Call 6 75-7225 CALL US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE OF VALUE VALLEY REALTY A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. Gftteral I 002' GeMral 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE OPEN HOUSE FRI/SAT/SUM 1-5 AHentlon VA Buyen!!! Popular Mesa Verde Floor Plan. Priva t e courtyard entry. massive beamed ceilings, fireplace in family room, country st yle kitc~en, covered patio, E-Z car e landscapmg, secluded maste r s uite with atrium . Gov't appraised·hurry ·won't last !! Call Nancy d 645-0303 )) . ----- Cole of Newport Realtors 675-5511 CORONA DEL MAR: 518 DAllLIA. Most c ha rm· Ulf! duplex in town. Three bedroom owner's unit plus a delightful (with Swedis h fir eplace) two bedroom rental. OPEN SUN l to 5. $125.000. Ge-Mral I 002 Gneral 1002 540·3666 WARM SPACIOUS SPRAWLING ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BEDROOM HOME ZONED FOR SMALL BUSINESS JUST $5200 DOWN INCOME property nr. ., .....••..•..•...•.... FOREST E. OLSON INC Costa Mesa Wom en 's General 1002 G""°al I 002 Club · 60X300 lot, zoned •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••• •••••••••••••••••• R·2. l ·BR home w/lge. NEWPORT SPECIAi. 2 Balh::.. double i:taragc. ram .. rm., dbl. gar. & JC you have ncod for a ideal lo run bu:-.inc:.s oul workshop. l ·BR home large 5 Hr family home ol your home. Owner w encl. porch & la undry w/a huge backyard in vt•ry <tnx1ou:.. ~:Jti.000. rm. Zoned for -i. ;tddi· clul11ng µaddle lc~111:. Sund!y.Jufy 13. 1975 OAJLVPILOT ....... For'* •••• "'°"'* l ..... •ForS. . ..•.••.••....•.•••.•...........•••........... ···········~······· ... ·· G....... IOOZ G........ 1002 ~al 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE MESA VlllDI SUl'IRI HOMIS OF THE WEB( SUPF.RSJIARP 3 Ut>drm Paccselti:r w/exl ru priv rear ynrd olf tnaslt:r bedrm. Jkuut lundscaprng. Pntt!d ut only $58.000 O l'~N 11ous1.-; SA1'1SUN I ~ ~T;1bugo J UST 1.ISTEl> Must i>l:l! \h is well kcpl 4 bt:d rm h om... t<;x I rJ large ffiji.lcr bcdrrn w /walk an dob\'l & \'a111ty a r e 'a l' o 11 c r 1• t 1· driveway. lowly 1111110 & much more '. $:;J,!f50 0 P t: N, 11 0 U S I': SAT/$ N J 5 29/jJ Teakwood CULDESAC S'fREET a nd m any upgrad-..d Cealurel> a re JW.l a part of this lovely 3 + den or 4 bedrm home Offered at $57.950. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 2983 Ceylon ~U l'EBB F-f 01\tlES 38•8 Campus N 8 5'9·8655 VETERANS NO DOWN .i Bedroom. :l b<:1lh, cor· ner location W1lh new f e n ce & n ~w roof S HARP ! S l lAHP ' SHARP! $35,950 a n Newport II. Costa Meta 646-8811 ANYTIME 9UALITY ~ Bluffs condo li ving at 1ts best! Va~ant. immed. Possess. Rough sawn paneling in living r m., exposed beam ceil. in cozy conversation area. 3 Bdrms .. 211:.! ba .. frpk .. with g ree nbe lt view. $74,tl()() IA YCREST UV AllUTY Oesi1wed for executive ente rtaining & · gracious fa mily living: perfect for the active family! Lge .. sep. living rm. with massive P.V. stone frplc .. conve ni ent paneled family rm . adjoining an a ll blt·in kitchen: sep. service Porch. Dramatic slate entry. Gleaming parquet flooring in the formal dining rm. Extra storage for china & silver. Heavy duty wiring in oversized gar age. Sep. mstr . s uite + 3 f a mily bdrms. Texas s ize pool w/jacuzzi jets. Patio: incl. fire pit & gus BBQ. Not leased land. $119,500 HARBOR VIEW DELIGHT Large Monlcgo model : 4 bdrms., fo rmul dining rm .. P 1 baths. Lge. frplC.. lusC'ious land.scaping: highly upgraded. $87 ,500 C. F. COLESWORTHY 640:.0020 EASTBLUFF. CENTER GHeral 1002 Getteral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Nwpt. H9hhDuplea With View LOWEST PRICE Ju:.l remodck-d 3lir. 2 ba w frpk + ::!Ur. 2ba. NEWPORT Uoth have Occ.m \'1cws. in Bi9 CanyOft Be<.1ut1fully l:.md.-,c<.1i>t-'<f, \ICW. DO\'Cr, 2 \x>tJrooms & den. Ownt•r an\1ous. A:-.k111g Sl 1~1.5l10 CONDO $110.000 :IO:J La .Jolla, ;J l!cdruom . :1 IJ.Jlh , NB :>llS 1.:,.,1, or l>l~>:.070 rirl;!placc, o\ 1·rlool.111 g Agt VOGEL & BABBITT pool. :)up1:r :-hJl'V. Jlld Luxurwu ... \ .1(0,llll view only S-15.5UU \\ lU'. coudo S.i:J.!1(1(1. Loaded REALTORS 844•8058 down. CALL \\i\h \'\er> goody 111clud PRESTIGE HOMES ang ltlirJry Iott (~uail ~~-------• Realtors 645-6646 l'lan• l'rnpe1'l1L·:-.. Inc, OCEAN VIEW HORSES!! Unbcl1evablc f111d ! Custo m bu1 It ranch home . Riding lrails djrec:l lo beach. Sweep· ing circular dravc·3·t·ar garage with work:.hop. Gues t fac1lil). win<: cdl<tr, Pondcro:.a hvrng room w1lh magnillccnl coa:.tal Vil:\\. H I lol- room for unit:-.. I lurry ' Call 645·0303 A COllWEll IAIKCll COWAIY SPARKLING PLAN IV Turtlerock OPEH SAT/SU ... 1-5 5462 CATOWBA Irvine. Choil'(' loc<.1Lion lmmac. cond Only $74 .500. Uc :-.urc l11 M 'l' thi:. one! 171-1 1 752 1~1~11 Want ad re" ult" Ge-neral I 002 General I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rl~ .. ~LTOll~ 644-7270 OPEN HOUSES IRYIHE TERRACE ~ JUST LISTE D in one of the U best areas in Newport Beach. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, fireplace. bltn ki tchen . Sun around the pool a nd e nte rt«i in on the patio. On a n oversized lot. Attractively offered at $85,000. 2006 T-..a Terr .. CdM Sat/Sun t-5 N1•ally lucked away 111 a QUI Cl SI n·l'l nc::.tlc<l Ull der a :-hal.c rout and Walling f11r )OU. llll::. I bedroom, :! ln11h homt- mu:.t h1: :-.1>ld now :-.1nct· OWll\'f':-. h ,1\1• hou~hl ,1nolhcr. 0111~ :S.lti,HOO too. )) owe :!nd. C:11l !Hti-71il tional UOlll> -AfiKING court a l only ~7 750 1 '"It \I ~' \I ,.., I f 1 •• •' S:)~.tJ(}() lhen ~It her c:aJJ U!') 0; !')l'~ [® ~ * DUPLEX * us on OPt-;N llOL'St-: So.it LA CUESTA ~STY-4BDR ASSUME sl2,soo RAISOR'S 9UIET NEWPORT ISLAND ~OWNER UN I T with 5 U bedrooms, 2 baths, firepla.ce, elec bltns. 10' ceilings. Lower unit 2 bedrms. 2 ba ths, fireplace. elec bltns. 11 Years old -same owner an ex<:cll ent buy. .,,.Quail ~ liilPlac• . Prap•rti•• · 7S2·19l0 l•OO OUAllSI NlW,OllT llACH OLD BALBOA $79,500 Local1on. l.o('alion. Lot·allun. East Bay on Lh c Penins ul a . l m · maculale 2 bdrm, 2 bath hom e coull.I t'ui11ly bl• c:onverlcd into great duplex. llugl' sun deck. M u::. t s l' 1· t or ma n y pos::.1l11lllll':-. :ll:J K llay. 545·!1·1!11 SKIHMYDIP SPECIALS T wo 3 be d room pool hom es licu ullfull y landsraped in the most de si rabl e area or Newport Beach. One has a t u I I y e q u 1 p p c.d darkroom , private pal10 und glassed-in Cami~y room . The other Is s upt)r secluded w ith giant bedrooms . Pn <'cd in the $80'5 with 10% down I! 1=::.~·! ~ Prap.,.ll•• 752~1920 !•G_!) QUAil !'· Nl~_!!. llA.£H EASTSll>E DUPLEX l!;xccllcnl h><:»Uon. never 0 vacancy ftictor here. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath & 2 bdrm, 1 bath. lluJte bdrml. lar&e tiled t.iaths, II. deluxe bulll-m kitchens Wllh dis· hwasher11. Ju t hftted. O•ner lea vlniz •liah' MS 7711 Open Ev<!l> ..,-.. Wafkr.r r. l r.r. Rnnl l"ldl& Cole of Newport Realtors 675-5511 S HOR ECLI Fi''S. nu SEA WARL>: Three ucdroom. rarruly room. '"s plit·lcvel .. home. paneling, beamed ceil· 1n~s. unusual & interest · mg OPl::N SAT & SUN I to•Sll~ Cole of Newport Re-olton 675-5511 CORONA DELMAR: 720 ACACIA. Here 'tis : cule. cottage wilh s pa\·ious yard o.irca at lhc front. Tr y beginner 's luck at lh1:. price. OPEN SAT & SUNllo~ OTHERPkoPERTIES Corona dcl Mar. unusual in that the re are lhree bedrooms & one & one- vr Sun I SP.\I al· · l.k:-.l Cosla Mesa luc. ~ ltil l Dorolh} l.a1w _ BR, I bci . t:a unit. lge. Josh Wtl:hl :"ln~ll01·tnl :! :-.tury . I I REALTORS l>l•d100111 \\Jlk lU l11cl bcat•h :-.11.Jl"111u-; II\ 1og 452:1 Campus Dr . ln 1111• Jn 11 I 111 m .i I d 1n1 n i; Campu::. Valley Shoµ Ctr ,\llna 1-'<.irm. hvr:.1.•:. OK ·l Br, 3 B.1 huul>c on 1;: acre lot. 7';. V 1\ :.1:-.::.umable. Has pool & Hm lor ' • acre ~ardcn. Hy Owner. SSi-1288. WEST CLIFF RAMCH 4 BDR--POOL $103,000 Specl<.1cular entry lo forma l living and ban· quet sizt-di111ng room,.. Gourmet go.irden kitchen. Fiesta l>IZC rumpu::. room w1lh bar. Secludl·ll m a::.Lcr und children" suite:.. Lu:.h qwel !-l<lrden with sparkhng puods and rtc>hing watc11';.1lb. Aun· 1que b W 1mm cr s parudise. C<.111 loduy to preview! 963·b767 cemenl patio; stO\C & & 1\::.::.ot'1ale:.. tkuhor' rt:fng . incl. ~:p encl. t>-12-5270 room~ !°)cJJJrall'.' con· CALL 8 33-8600 \ crt1blc den G1go.i11uc gara):e::.. X l.:'ff BUY · ONLY S52.500 *BAYS HORES* OPEN SAT /SUN I ·5 285 I 8ay5hore Dr. VACANT · newly decor .. new w /w carp., lge. hv. rm,, huge family area; 2 bdrms.. 2 ba. + guest area REDUCED TO $73,000 OPEM SAT. 1-5 251 I Vista Dri ve NEAR SANDY BEACH & BAY C.:LUH; ready lo m o' e 111 DelighHul 3 bdrm . 2 ba. + ·'4 bu. 1n ~ar;.ige. D£•<.1ul. new bll-111 k1lch.; dining area. wet bar. clcc. garage door opener. PRICE INCL. LANU NO W ONLY $107,500 *NEWPORT HTS. OPEN SAT /SUM 1-5 Bl·C E ... TENNIAL SPECIAL CHOICE COLLEGE PARK Beautiful Corncll 2 story. 4 bdrm. & fa mily room+ bonus room . Exlr a 's in· elude, 5 ton au· condi· tioner , ceramic Lile. up· graded carpeting. lulhc & pl<.1::.tcr c:on~lrut·t1on Super lo1:ul10n, l 12 block.s lo community pool. All of this & more, only $6i.5UO. 5-15.9-19 1 family /"Ulllll \\1lh l"OJI'· 111~ l'nuntry 11replact' Scµaratc (·hildrc~ & ma!.tcr :.uil~. Scdud1:d I g rounds Child :-ale ::.lrC(!l. J3C' fJr::.l 11) bl'C ll. Cull 96J.ti7ti7 I ~·J "J Ill \I• • J f..I ''•I THE REAL ESTATERS 7°/o $19,!K)ll i"llA assumable loun S2ti.!.150 full pnce. "J UR . 112 baths Pool, play~round . walk lu :.hopp1n~. As::.oc1uted Soulh <.:oa:.l Brokt·r:. 5-15·8421 d73 7T.{l $©\\.JUµ-~£trs~ Thof Intriguing Word Gome wiflt o Chuclcle -----(.,, .... ~., CLAY I. l'OUAN Two. lhree and tour bedroom lownhomes. 8 models, l and 2 stones, enclosed double garages. deck:;, bal· comes. fireplaces. tennis. swimming, saunas I From $58,875 ; 8 ~ : ANNCJAL 0o RATE• The more lhe down, \ the lower the interest. '.'O'J u . ,, I / , • Anr J 1 r1 1 10,, Dv ./fl 8 Annu.d h '. h a IC baths. Freshly!•--------· painted a nd n e w ly 44 2 El Mod.tMI PRIC E REDUCED, ch arming 3 BR home. 0 l!eotron119 1!.e 6 scra..,bled words b<llow IO mol<e 6 simple _,ell. "''"' lellers ol eoch In n 1 hne of sqvores I From Coast Highway al the Supenot-Balboa Blvd .. inler5ection, drive up the hill 114·m1 10 entrance. carpeted. $69,500. BUSINE SS OP · PORTUN I TY : W ell localed beauty shop in Laguna Beach. $10,000. CJIO ICt; R EN,AL S: Summer; July & Aug . Ocean Blvd, Corona del Mar CllA N N ~L REEF-$(i0() pe r monlh, furnished , yearly 11.l~s t~iTTl..E I S L.AND Bayfronl·S bedroom home, on •nnual lease. Call Cor detail:s. ,75-5511 Cot.of Me~ 2515 E. to~lflwy. Corona d •l Mar --- Vou don 'l need a cun to "draw Cast" ~ you pl•t• an ad la &M Deli¥ PlJol W•nt Ad•I Call now 642·5178. OPEM SUM. t-6 I OZ LIMD.A ISLE BAYFRONT 4BR. ram rm . e's' boat slip. Sl!M,000. KEN HARTMAN. Rltr. 642·$760 64().1607 new re modeled kilch. & I p A R M E E ca bine ts. w /blt·ins; L--,-,~-,-...,~,r-"1 formal dloing rm.: cop. . . _ _ . . p f!t.r p J u m b i n g ; L-.J.__....__._..__....___. sprinkle r s: room for I N A M L ·I R j boatortr1r.ss1.500 . r I I I I' 11C11 THOMAS l--'-_ ....L • .-..1.i_......t-. --- MESA-sza.soo N'pt~j~~;...,,,I --,-~-,-s_t_r __ E_1 _,I + 5UEST HOUSE Eves; ~5643 1 I Full price '28.500, in· ~~~~~~~~~~I ~. _T.;._E_A..,,..S_ET"""T"'T""-t· Ourlnq tht great depression eludes detacht?d JJUCSl r: .. •sTSIDI I I I' I I of the 30'•· many unfortu-"'Ol' "'" "'lu" Sl.()rune and ..,.. ntt•• aofd apples on down. " .... .. • ftXll •~ town atrMI loc1tion1, We mu't shop SJHtcc! Pref•rred Vl'"l""l5ft J T E R G 0 F ., be in aome '°'' of • dopres· Mesa locallon. F r\!ah Needs wo rk but great _ .. alon now, .. 1 11w a pilot on pulnl. Wlndina <lr1ve. pot.enllal. 3 Bdrm. l balh j I' J J J • '''"' COfMr trying to sell White Pi<'k4ll l e11ce. house with s torage • hli -. 1.,, S had y p ldm e otry . r ooms & s t ud y, I i j Beamed ccll.lng. Comfy playhouse m larl(e yard. !~ M I C H 0 E O c-. .... ._ ~ .-M kitche,n inch..S rerrlg. Zoned R-2 with room for I I I I bT "'~'!ft 1t1e ,.,,.. ""°'' 85' x 160' Vol. CAn b\tild 11dd I Uo f\a l unll. Only 1-...1.-.&..--'--'--__._i....-._ yov ~~~ ~ • ..:' ti.low. c~\'7s2~~'::. advanla&' l?~~=~o. &46· 7711 ()pt'n • PRINT NUM&tlfO I' ll j> ,. r r I' I' I °"f~ 111 o .,, ~ ION ?0 ~I"'~ 1 • ..---.. lUfEU IN ¥?\J~US • _ • _ -• • I I Rlhl • ~=~\tlTftSI I I I I I ;f I I . --··-••• _. SCRAM-Lm AMwen'lltClelllfic..._ IMO .M 404 39tt., Newport leoch Sunday 1-5 QUALITY ~ NEW DUPLEX that is steps to lli' the ocea n a n d s hoppin g . Spacious 3 bedroom. 3 bath upper ; one bedroom, one bath lower. Each uni t h as µlu s h carpeting a nd fireplaces. Invest now!! Also Civailablc for annual lease. 207 30th St., Newport leocJl Sat 1-5 NEW ~ ON BALBOA ISLAND, custom rtJ1 built , with man y ex tra features. Large living room area. 4 Bed r ooms (mast e r suite has fire place & we t ba r ) .. A great ente rtainment home and Just steps to the Bay. Al so available for annual lease. Submit. 209 l'ecwi. lalboo lslalld Sat 1-5 CONT£Mf'ORARY DESIGN ON LIDO ISLE, close to beach. te nnis & clubhouse. Spacious 4 bedrooms gourmet kitchen, formal dining r o'om. large master s uite with fireplace and sundeck on a co rne r lot. Idea l home for entertaining. 71 t Via Udo. Newport leach S... 1-5 CAMEO SHORES I ~ PRICE SLASHED $7650. 3 U Bedrooms, den, large living room breakfast room overlooks custo:n l_>O<>l and patio area. Copper p lum bin g. Quality built & upg raded. I deal for family entertainment. Rare view of ocean & hills. Private beaches. Owner anxious. Presented by our resident s pecialis ts. Shirley & Mar.shall Rich. $).39,000. I 4501 lollMwy. CdM Sat!* tl-6 • 5ET IN THE SWIM WALK TO THE BEACH from this South of Highway DUPLEX. New upper 3 bedroom unit-remodeled house has 2 bedrooms. One-of-a·kind in Corona del Mar. $112,900. M9e1111aM.c_._.,w..wa.1 2121 E. Coast H' I Corona del MOii ---...... ...... • r BALBOA ISLAND OPIHS* 1-S IJ4APOLIHA Paneled rooms , open beams thruout; lmmed. occupancy LO thjs 2-st.ory 3 bdrm. borne: e.xccp- tJonal patio. Very near bay ••• soo 124 RUIY Charming 2·!->tory 3 bdrm. family home; xlnl location! Near Soulh bay. Lovely patio. S9'J,500 409 H. BA YFROHT (Open 2·6) Dr<llld new. oever lived in! Good beach &. xlnt location. ()pe_n to orr1rs. Owoers aruuous! ~~1lh1ltnr!t . . ' BALBOA ISLA!li D • 673-4900. Pelliasula Point Walk to bay & ocean from this 2 BR & farruly rm . home; <'Omp re modeled & like new in & out. $87,500 lucl. hind CAYWOOD REALTY .. 548-1290 * POOL .. Home -4 lidrm s .. Newport Beach. Open Sat /Sun. 1-5 1936 Te~a Lane FERGUSON REALTORS 833-3821 MESA VERDE This beautiful wann and inviting home has an oversized family room, overs ized garage and o v ersized lot. J Bedrooms, 2 baths, and firepla ce. Close t o schools. $48,500. l,.Quail ~ Iii IPlace .. Properti-1s2-1920 MOO QUAil n NlWf'OtlT HAC14 Real Estate SalH Exper .• d ependable, compatible reaJ estate sales woman for sales & rentals : Cull or part tJme or open house only Salisbury Real fo:State 315 Marine Ave. Balboa Isla nd 673·6900 Pro•i~Her A Rose Gcrdetl See this lovely 3 br w t bonus rm., frplc & ~ov'd patio. She'll JO\"e you forever. Spanish Hacienda 3 Br. formal d.Jrung. Sl'P fam rm w JCrplc. Assume '1~o VA loan or Slt.800. Villa Pacific Several 2&3 Br uruts in tblS popular c.-ommunity. Prices start at $38,000. CaU 968-4405 Salespeoe.le Needed • • • ~ FAIRVIEW • : FRONTAGE 246' of C-2 zoned property • js ready for develop- ; meot. Localed n ear · Newport Blvd. Cost a 'Me sa . Call f or · particulars . Will lc~1sc • or- . $300,000 CASH Exclusive with : ~ ~~sii -ANYTIME SHORECUFFS • VACANT OM GOLF V COURSE .Loveb', toncly & rt•l)d)' for yoo. Unuaually ~harp bidden 1 story. Lush s•rd~n seUlfl#. $74.950 l uU pnee. CartM&-7171. • 01'fH mt• If SHIN 10 81 Nl(t • fliHMI ., HOUSES FOR SALE 2 .. IOOM 1°'55 Catalina St. Laguna Bcb. 494..flSO $74,500 Sat/Sun 9-5 2600 Cliff Dr (Npt. Hta.) NB 673-6210 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2565 Kilo Way. Laguna Beach $89.500 Sat/Sun 12-4 •612 Heliotrope, Old Corona CdM 675-7225 $66,500 Sat/SUn 3-6 712 Malabar (Irvine Terr.) CdM 675-3000 Sat/Sun. 1-5 702 Acacia, Corona del Mar 675-5511 $65,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 18382 Mapleda le, Huntington Bch 675-1920 $59,900 Sat/SUD 1·7 1225 Ensenada·. Laguna Beach 494-0709 $72,900 Sun 12·5 2712 Cliff Dr. (Newport Hts.) NB 644-6200 Sun.1-5 2 IR Ir FAM 1M or DEN 444 Seville (Balboa Penin) NB 548-1290 $87 ,500 Sun 1 ·5 ••45 Balboa Coves (Bal Cvs) NB 64.5-7575 $150,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 432 Seville (Bal. Penin) N.B. 644-1766 $86,000 Sun. 2-5 787 Nyes Pl., Laguna Beach 644-6200 $189,000· · Sat/Sun 1·5 330 Morning Canyon Shrclfs CdM 6'75-722.5 $106,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1 Rue Deau ville, Big Canyon, NB · 644-60.56 $129,500 Sunday 1-5 3 Rue DeauviJle, Big Canyon, NB 644-6056 $119,500 Sunday 1-5 •4.20 Prospect, Newport Shrs, NB 64~·5200 $57,500 Sun. 1·5 2 IR & FAM 1M or • . DB4 +LOFT S94 Ha milton, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $34,750 Sun. 1-5 3 IB>ROOM ••512 38th St. Newport Island 997-4122 $149,500 Sun 12·5 24al2 Via Luisa, Mission Viejo 581-5253 $45,900 Sun 12-5 *1142 Pembroke Ln., NB 640-4050 $74,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 430 Vista Suerte (Bluffs) N.B. · 640-4050 $54,500 Sun. 1-5 16321 Howland, Huntington Beach 842-9371 $41,900 Sun 12-5 505 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 644-6996 $74,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 124 Apolena (Balboa Island) NB 673-6900 $98,500 Sun 1-5 124 Ruby (Balboa Island) NB 673-6900 $99,500 Sun 1-5 * •409 N. Bayfront (Ba.1 Isl) NB 673-6900 Sun. 2·6 111 Via Genoa (Lido Isle) N.B. 673-7300 $124,500 Sun. 2-5 206 Via Koron (Lido Isl) N.B. 645-7575 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 112 Via Havre. Lido Isle, N.B. 675-0123 $109,500 Sun 1-5 125 Via Ravenna, lido Isle, NB. 675-0123 $119,000 Sun 1-5 2653 Vista Ornada (BJulfs) N .B. 644-1766 $99,750 Sun.1-5 20681 Kelvin, Seabury, H.B. 963-4029 $52,000 · Sun 1·5 492-16th Place, NwptHghts area 642-5200 $62,500 . Sat/Sun 1·5 1400 Kings Rd. Cliff Haven, NB 642-5200 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 8 Rue Chateau Royal, BigCyn NB 644-1766 $127,500 Sun 2-5 18.1.1 Port Barmouth Pl, N.B. 640-4676 $74,900 Sat/Sun 2936 Pemba Dr. Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $59,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 212 Via Quito, Lido Isle 673-7491 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 408 Prospect (Npt. Shores) N.B. 833-9293 $52,500 Sun 1-4 1001 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach 645-5555 Sun 1-5 278 Morning Canyon, Shrclfs CdM 675-7225 $169,000 Sun 1·5 Zll8 Shell St, China Cove, CdM 675-7225 $125,000 Sun 1-5 12 Rue Grand Ducal {Big Cyn) NB 64.2-8235 $169,500 Sun. 1·5 2101 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) NB 642·8235 $75,000 Sun.1-5 424 Vista Quinta (Bluffs) NB 642-8235 Sun.1-5 2407 Novia (The Bluffs) N.B. 552-7500 $88,000 Sun.1-5 521 A venido Campo, Bluffs, NB 673-8550 Sun 1·5 •3033 Heamheath Lane, Costa Mesa 646·7414 $42,950 Sunday 1-5 3 IR & FAM RM or DEM •2006 Tahuna Terr, Corona del Mar 644-7270 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 194.J Port Nelson (IMI) N.B. 541-5032 $73,900 Sat/Sun 12--5 3316 Maryland Cir (Mesa Verde)C.M. 645-0303 $53,250 F /S /S l ·S 1414 Mar Vista Way, Laguna Bch 494-8536 $79,500 Sun 2-5 1200 Essex <Westcliff) N.B. 549-0812 $83,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 9542 Chevy Chase Dr., Hmt Bcb $62,500 Sat ll-8/Sun 10-8 1174 Augusta, Costa Mesa 546-0318 $49,750 Sat/Sun 10-5 4441 W. Coast Hwy, Newport Bch 646-3255 Sat/Sam l ·S *925 Jasmine Cir, Greeob:rook CM 540-1151 $65,900 Sunday 1-S 1lm Port Seaboume Way, NB $79,500 Sat/Sun 11...S 2915 Catalpa St. Newport Bch. 640-8023 $84~ Sat/&ln 1-S 23721 San Esteban Dr lliasioo Vjo SJ0..7992 $51 ,900 ·Dally 2n'58l Troon, Lacuesta~ H.B. 963-80S1 $56,950 Sat 11..C/Sun 1 ·S 21101 Coco Bana, Rani., H.B. '968-4456 $56,950 Sun 1 ·5 •1935 Sabrina Ter (Irv Ter) CdM 644-1766 f187 ,500 Sun. Z.5 l215Nottingham (Wstcllff) N.B. 644-1766 $84,500 Sun. 1-6 *8900 La Dona, Crestwood. F .V. 968 4458 $55,900 Sat/SUD 1·5 M1•n ,_. S4t H .. " For S-. ""''" ,_ S. HMn ,_.. llo•n For S. HcMIH1 For S. · ..................................................................................................................... ~ .................... . •••rel lOOZ GwNI 1002 Gw,,_. 1001 GwNI 1001 Gower.. I ......... IOOJ ....................... ...•..................• ....................... . .. ......... . l9212 Bethany (T. Rock) Irvine &W-1766 $63,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1401 Cliff Dr. Cliff Haven. NB 642-5200 $89,500 . Sa t /Sun 1-5 •4507 Tremont (Cameo Shrs) CdM 675-5930 Sat/Sun 1·6 · 4.527 Cortland, Cameo Hlnds, CdM 673-8550 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••517 36th Street, Npt. Beach 675-7060 $149,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 511 Tustin (Npt. Heights) NB -. 644-7662 $79,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 ••111 G-Street (Bal. Penin) NB 6441766 $135,000 Sat /Sun 2-5 ••107 G-Streel (Bal Pen.iii) N.B. 644-1766 $109,000 Sat/Sun 2·5 17707 Acacia Tree (Univ Pk) Irv 644-1766 $67 ,500 Sun. Z.5 · 29941 Sparkman, Huntington Bch 968-4456 $56,950 Sun 1-5 2933 Cassia '(Eastbluff) N.B. 673-4400 $99,500 Sun. l ·S 315 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 673-6510 $96,500 Sun. 1·5 301 Orchid, Corona del Mar 644-7211 $95,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 •878 SandcasUe, Corona del Mar 644-6397 $127 ,500 Sun 2-5 *2915 Ebbtide, Corona del Mar 644-6397 $139,500 Sun 2-5 241 East Wilson St., Costa Mesa 540-1151 $41 ,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1906 Pt. Weybridge (HV Hms) NB 673-2222 $69,900 Sun 1-5 * •#2 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch 645-6646 $132,500 Sun 1-5 4733 Cortland, Cameo lllnds, CdM 675·7225 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4392 Bridgeway (Greentree) Irv. 833-8600 Sun. 1-5 270 Bolingreen , College Park, CM 546-2313 Sat/Sun 1-5 1114 White Sails Way, HVlils CdM 644-0523 $96,000 Sat/Sun 1~6 4500 Roxbury, Cameo Shores 675-5511 $127 ,500 Sun 1-5 320 Seaward, Shorecliffs, N.B. 675-5511 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4501 Roxbury, Corona del Mar 644-7270 $139,000 Sat/Sun 12-6 •3130 Cork Lane, Costa Mesa 546-5315 $48,950 1820 Irvine Ave, Newport Beach 675-1920 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2230 Heather Ln, Newport Beach 675-1920 Sat/Sun 1-5 3252 New York Ave, Costa Mesa · 675-1920 $48,500 · Sat/Sun 1-5 Z19 E. Wilson, Costa Mesa 548-100.S $42,900 Sun 1-6 3206 New York Ave. Mesa Verde 545-2618 $46,500 Sun 1-5 1915 Santiago Dr, Newport Beach Sun 1-5 3140 Country Club Dr. Mesa Verde 979-3788 $79,500 Sun 1-5 *2319 Tustin, Newport Beach 5.56-2660 $89,500 Sun 2-5 1707 New Hampshire, MesaVrd CM 556-2660 $53 ,900 Sun 1 ·S 19166 Sierra Maria CT.Rock) Irv 552-7500 $66,500 Sun 1-5 •10542 Angel, Fountain Valley 64(M;l61 $57,500 Sun. 1-5 1771 Hummingbird, M. Verde, CM 546-5990 ·$79,500 Sun. 1-5 .. 95.52 Zion Cir., Huntington Beach 546-2313 Sun 1~5 2906 Redwood, Mes a Verde, C.M. 752-1700 . $46,000 Sun 1-5 2900 Alta Vista, Eastbluff, N.B. 645-0303 $87 ,500 . Sun. 1-5 81 Royal St. George, Big Cyn NB 675-6000 $250,000 Sua 1·5. 3 II Ir FAM RM or DEM+ SlUDIO 1t2540 Vista Bay a & Tustin, NB 646-3928/646-4543 Sun. l ·S 4 IEDIOOM •1936 Teresita Ln., Newport Bch 833-3821 Sat/Sun 1-5 2906 Quedada (Bluffs) N.B. 640-0020 $77,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 *~Skimmer, Rani., H.B. 962-7197 $73,900 Sat ll-5)Sun 11-4 2015 Diana Ln., Newport Beach 644-6200 $65,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 714 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 644-6200 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2731 Pebble Dr (H.V. Hills) CdM 673-4400 $159,500 Sun 1·5 3012 Donnybrooke, Halecrest, CM 546-4141 $42,950 Sunday l ·S ~15 Rockford Rdt Cam lllds CdM 673-6510 $94,500 Sun. 1--5 4714 CorUand Dr,CamHI.ntb~ CdM 675-55U $87 1500 Sat/SUn 1-5 2908 Broad SL Newpcri lights NB 6'().6111 $89,000 Sun. 1..S 2'T78 Loremo, Costa Mesa &IS-030.1 ~r500 Sun. l ·S •35 Rue Footameblea~ Big Cyn 675-6000 $210,000 Sun. 1-S ZM9 Cornell Dr, College Pk CM 545-4926 Sun. 12-4 lSMl Nantes Cir, 'lbe Ranch Irv 844-6200 Sun. l ·S 4 11 & PAM ... or DIM . 8671 Marilyn Dr. Huntingt-00 Beach 842·5679 $52 950 Sat/&m 1U $22 Pierpont <Oel Cerro> CM 545-4519 '44 ,900 Sun. 1-3 •2750 Gannet Dr. CM. Verde) C.M. 844·1766 $134,500 Satt:.: l·S ~ rn .m Sat/ u.5 •I *20882 Skimmer, Huntington Bcb 968-4456 $73,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 9842 Kite, Huntington Beach 968-4456 $64,500 Sat 1·5 3860 Ocean Birch, Hrb Vu Hl.s CdM 644-0031 $119,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1132 Sea Lane (H.V. Hills) CdM 64().1247 $92,500 Sun.12-5 104 Via Havre <Lido Isl) N.B. 675-4562 $163,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1641 Minorca, MesaVerde, C.M. 645-5045 $.59,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 **333 Morning Star Lane, NB 548-1589 $315,000 Sat/Sun 2·6 •Z127 Windover Dr. CltV.llls) CdM 64()..5508 $127 ,000 Sat/Sun 11·5 1730 P ort Westboume Pl. NB 644-0472 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2907 Ebbtide, Corona del Mar 675-5930 Sat /Sun 1-6 1324 Morningside, Rancho Laguna 644-1766 $133,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1635 Bluebird, Rancho Laguna 644-1766 $134,500 Sat/Sunl-5 971 Sandcastle (HV HlllS) CdM 644-1766 $105,000 Sun 2-6 *212 Hazel Dr., Corona del Mar 644-6200 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2949 Cliff Dr., (Newport Hts) NB 642-823.5 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 908 Almond (Eastbluff) NB 642-8235 $105.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1218 Polar is (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $187,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••607 Bayside Dr, Prom Bay NB 673-3900 Sat/Sun 10.5 *1806 Galaxy Dr, Dover Sh.rs NB 644-4910 Open Sat /Sun 1-5 ••61 Linda I sle (Linda Is l) NB 640-4050 $235 ,000 Sun 1-5 •1626 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 640-0020 $184,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 17 Cherry Hills (Big Cyn.) N.B. 644-1766 $169,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 3321 Florida (Mesa Verde N.) CM 673-3663 $58,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •19141 Beckwith Ter off T.Rck. Dr Irv 644-6200 $125,000 Sat. 1·5 4800 Cortland. Cameo Hl.nds, CdM 673-8550 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1615 Bayadere Ter., Irv Ter CdM 644-7662 Sat/Sun 1-5 3607 Surf view CH. V. Hills) CdM 673-4400 $125,000 Sat. 1-5/Sun 2-6 2.319 Heathe r La. Newport Beach 546-4141 $93,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••1202 E. Balboa Blvd, N.B. 675-8120 Sat & Sun 120 Via Waziers (Lido Isle) NB 675-6161 $179,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 ••815 Via Lido Soud, Lido 11 NB 675-6161 $295,000 Sat/Sun l·S 19322 Bethany Dr CT.Rock) Irv 833-9293 $69,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 1920 Whittier St. Costa Mesa 546-2313 · $39,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 711 Via Lido Nord, Newport Beach 644-7270 Sunday 1-5 3 Tiburon Bay, Spyglass, CdM 675-6000 $165,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 17:r/ Port Hemley, JN Homes, NB 675-6000 $114,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 550 Sturgeon, Costa Mesa 675-1920 Sun 1·5 911 Madeline Dr. Huntington Bch 675-1920 $46,900 Sat/Sun 1-7 •2901 Ebbtide Rd., CdM 644-6200 $129,500 Sun. 1·5 1924 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 4521 Dorches ter, Cameo lDnds CdM 642-8235 $91,000 SUn.1·5 ll713 Gladstone Cir., F.V. 898-2636 $68,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1824 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $168,500 Sun. 1-5 1Tn3 Santa Gertrudes Cir, BB 833-3821 . Sun. 1-5 2231 Golden Circle, Newport Bch 646-4380 $74,500 Sun. 1-5 •1805 Glenwood (Baycrst) N.B. 640-0020 $119,500 Sun. 1·5 l99'l Pt. Claridge (HV Hms) NB 64().0020 $87 ,500 Sun. 1 ·5 •6501 Glen Dr., Huntington Bch 828-7507 /~5010 Sun 1-5 •414 El Modena (Npt. Hts.) NB 646-2414 $77 ,900 SUn. 1-5 •1701 Marlin Way(Cor.sbipway)NB 64.2~5200 $131,500 Sun. 1·5 1338 Antigua, Dover Shores, NB 642·5200/675-4060 Sun.1·5 **405 Clubhouse Avet Nwpt Bch 546-2313 Sun 1..S 1822 Jamaiea Dr. Mesa Verde, CM 546-2313 Sun 1·5 1130 Santiago, Newport Beach' 54&-2313 Sun 1..S 67 Montecito. Spyglass, CdM 875-60()()< $189,500 Sun~ 1-5 3036 Java Rd. Mesa Verde, CM 54&-5990 $129,500 Sun 1-5 19'0 Killdeer, Mesa Verde. CM 546-5990 $69 ,500 Sun. 1-S *9 Torrey Pines La, Big Cyn, NB 675-6000 $174,Goo Sun. 1..S 3) Mission Bay Dr, Spygls JD CdM 673-7601 $159,900 Sun.1·5 •4:081 Willi aw Dr., Irvine 752-1700 $74,500 &m·l-S 3136 Santa Clara, Mesa Woods, CM " 556-2660 $62.000 Sun 1-5 1924 lrvlne, Newport Beach 556-2.660 f13,000 Sun 1-.5 4636 Dorchester, Cameo l:Dnds CdM 673--8S50 $89.500 &m 1 .. 5 9U Swan, Mesa Verde, CM 645-0003 S IEDROOM 216 Via Ithaca (IJdo Isle) N.B. 644~910 ($98,500) Open Sun l..S 3.12 Catalina (Npt Hts) N.lJ. . 675· 7060 $85, 000 Sat/Sun 1-S 404 39th, Newport Beach I 644·7270 Sunday 1•5 5 II • FAM IM w DIM ••618 Harbor Isl. Dr Off Bayside 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1706 Port M anleigb, HVHomes NB 644-6200 $122,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 19931 Briarly Ln, Hunt. Bch 968-9230 Sat/Sun 1·6 •1731 Bayport Way, NB 548-9551 $74,500 ?.50"1 Port Whitby Pl. N.B. 64().4467 Sat/&ln 1-S **56 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 . Sat.1·5 ** •16 Linda Isle Dr, Linda Il NB 644-4910 $395,000OpenSat/Sun1-S •1337 Galaxy, Dover Shores, NB 642-5200 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •3500 Sausalito, H.V. IDs, CdM 675-0123 $159,500 Sun 1·5 ***221 Canal, Nwpt Shores, NB 675-4060 $73,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4001 Topside (H.V. Hills) CdM 644·1766 $134,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 1621 Dorothy Ln, Newport Beach 642-5270 $87,750 Sat/Sun 1-S 2201 Port Har\Vick. H. V., NB 675-72'l5 $119.500 Sat/Sun 3-6 2900 Alta Vista (Eastbluff) NB 644-8995 Sat/Sun 1~ 5 Royal St. George, Big Cyn, NB 675-6000 $275,000 Sun. l·S 2424 l{oliday, Newport Beach 642-52.00 $75.000 Sun.1~ 2672 Circle Drive, Bayshores, NB 675-7225 $172,000 SunZ.S 6 IR & ..fAM IM or DEM 51 Montecito Dr, Spyglass, CdM 644~135 $167,500 Fee. Sat/Sun l.S. *3626 Catamaran, H. V. IDs, CdM 675·7225 $149,500 Sat/SUn 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I IEDROOM * 19871 Piccadilly. Hunt. Bay, HB 640-6161 $22,900 Sun. 1-5 2 IEDROOM 420 Cypress, Laguna Beach 675-7225 $54,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ***611 Lido Park Dr. (3A) NB . 556-8800 Sat/Sun 1-5 3069 Clubhouse C"irc, Costa Me:Ja 673-3663 $53,500 Sun 1-5 18 Wildgoose Ct, Npt. Crest, NB 645·:r/71 $57,400 ,_Sat/Sun 1-5 1643 Iowa No C, Mesa Vt C.M. 557-4643 $32,000 Sun l ·S •4·14 Westcliff Villas, N.B. 645-2848 646-7414 Daily l ·S 3 BEDROOM •461 Bolero, Pk. Lido, Npt. Bch 645-6646 $45 ,500 Sun 1·5 406 Vista Roma (Bluffs) N.B. 644-1133 $55,500 Sat/Sun 1..S 1951 San Bruno (Bluffs) N.B. 640-5560 $57 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 532 Cancha (Bluffs) N.B. · 673-7601 $71,900 3 IR & FAM RM or DEN 303 A venida Cerritos, Bluffs NB . 644-1133 $107,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 320 Vista Madera (Bluffs) NB 644-1133 $97,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 453 Vista Trueba (Bluffs) N.B. 640-5560 $77 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •360 Monte Vist a, Costa Mesa 546-2313 Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE * •611 36th Street, Npt. Bc.h 673-6210 $18~,ooo Sat/Sun 1-s 211 & •• 511 Orchid, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $89,950 Sun. 1·5 2 IEDROOMS EACH 510 Acacia, Corona del Mar 673-4169 $91,500 Sun 1-5 ~10 Marigold, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 3 •• & 2. 518 Dahlia, Corona del Mar 675-5511 $125,000 Sun 1-5 3>9 La Jolla, Newport Beach 548-1556 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 IEDIOOM EACH 719 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 675-3000 Sun.1..S 521 Femleaf. Corona del Mar 675-j Sat/Sun 1-5 4 .. & 3. 3901 Marcus, Newport Island 675-1972 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 3 llDIOOM •4Z1 Bolexo, Park Udo, N.B .. 675-4060 $43,950 Sun. 1-5 HOME & INCOME · 4 .. & z. 20S-205'h Emerald, Bal Isl NB 833-8600 Sun. l..S HOUSES FOR RENT 4 llDIOOM 4f/1Vllta Roma, Newport Beach 6"..()111 $465 mo. Sun lo-8 4 • & FAM IM or DIM 39'18Aladdin Ave , HunlHbT, HB 213-431.Qnl $550 mo., Sun.11-' ...... ** w ...... .. ·••* w ... ,._.&,... ' • '' . •. ~:!!.~.' .. w.. IHCMIMI Fors• H .. " ,_. s. IH••n .w s-. 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Spanis h s tucco ; lge. bdrms. $83,000 DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Coo~t Hwy N B 645 · 7575 3116 Newport Blvd N B 673-9060 : Ci....-al I 002' G...-al I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . . .. BLAKE'S BEST BUYS • t ; 2424 Hofiday Road, Newport leach : Perle ct for the growmg family -5 .: bedrms. :i baths & dining room, . • .. $75,000 . 1400 kitHJS Road, H~wport Beach Very flexible floor plan --itleal for l'Ouplc with u view too. $85.000. 1521 Kincjs Road, Newport Beach Ocean vil'w + enclosed patio. 3 BR. 2 BA. $147 ,500. MlkE IL.A.KE PETE BARRETT REALTY 642-s200 I ~ GeMrol I 002 GeMral I 002 ; •.................•........................... . ' • • • . • .. ' • . • ,. . .. ~ ~ • • .,. . . .. . .. . • • • : i • ., OPEM TODAY -2:00 to 5:00 " 17 Cherry Hills Big Canyon 4 BR, Fam. Rm. , $~,500 421 Lc Oroit 5 BR , f"am. Hm 19212 llclhany Dr. 3 BR. Fam. Rm . No. Lag una $234,000 Turli crock $63,000 1935 Sabrina Terrace Irvine Te rrace 3 BR , F<:tm . Rm., Pool $187,500 '1001 Topside 5 BR. t<'am . Rm. I I a rbor View HiUs $134,000 1215 Notting ha m Hd 3 BR. Fam. Rm. Westcliff $84,500 17707 Acacia Tree 3 BIL Fa m . Rm. 432 Scvi lie 2 BB , l>cn 111 (; Strt'Cl 3 RH. f"am. Rm .. Wate rfront 107 \r Strcl'l 3 BR, Waterfront 2653 Vista Orna<hi 3 BR Unjversity Park $67,500 Penins ula $86.000 Peninsula $135,000 Peninsula $109,000 Bluffs $99,750 llG CAHYOH IEAUTY . Jus t r e du ced . An exception a l Broadmoor plan 2. 4 bedroom, family room home. -expensively d ecor a t e d and landscaped. An outstanding buy at $169,500. 35• OH EAST OCEANRlOHT BEACH linobstructe<.1 beach frontage with a cha rming 3 bedroom. early Balboan home. has just come on the market ~t an unbelievable price. $109,000 will move you in tomorrow. so don 't tarry . HEAT MOHEY·MAKER $93.000 Fabulous south of highway, Corona ct el Ma r duplex with super r ental his tory. Co mple te with r a nges. refriger ator , washer·dryer . Is this your need "? PASTORAL VIEW OH IHI.ET ISLE Relax in this lovely 4 bedroom, family room home in Harbor View Hills. 2 fireplaces, beamed ceilings. enclosed covered entry. Large seclude d yard. $99,500. WA TERFROHT LUXURY With pie r and slip privileges. Privacy, pleasure and c u stom comfort f ca tu r es abound in this deluxe. water-oriented 2 bedroom home. Offered al $135,000. OCEAHNOHT-14+FEET This ve ry special buildable lot can be your s· for only $1~,0001 Private community-e n gineeri1\g & soil tests approved. Hurry l ! CLASSIC LIDO IAY,.OHT Harbor views from 6 rooms . Over 60' on t h e Bay. Huge dock. Room for a fl eet. 5 bedrooms, StfJ baths, Jots or parking. Just remodeled. $395.000. SPYGLASS TWO.STOIY Featurm" five bedrooms and a bonus plus gor geous cu.sto m p_pol with jacuzzi ; nre pit. and ~lls bar-b-que. Great location on nature Jjark. $164 ,500 fee. MIWPOtlT llACH 644-176' A COLDWa.L IAMlB CO. * * * * * * Heritage ColleCtion JUST LISTED 5 IEDIOOM, 3 CAR GARAGE - large fam ily room, dinette, formal dinin g, 3 bath, .... ""'2 story. Don't wall ! See 'this upgraded large family home. Offered at $71,500. Call 540-1151. l/2 ~CRE LOT HOaSlS OK -nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath + ..... patio IKNM. Property approved for wholesale or retail nursery. Near Orange County Airport and Corona del Mar Freeway. Call for full details. 546-5110 EASTSIDE CHARMER COHVB41EMT TO SCHOOLS & public transportation. Spacious a bedroom, 2 bath with lots of extras including used brick fireplace, co•.nd patio and garage dQor opener. See this new listing, won't last long!! at $41,900. Cal 540-1151 BIG CANYON OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 $124,500. Lowest priced 3 b<.:.droom in the Canyon. $130,000. Priced ri~ht for a spacious 3 bedroom Mon aco Model. $135,000. Best $$ value, 3 bedroom. s m all pool +jacuzzi ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PACESffiER HOMES RANCHWOOD HAS A CLOSE-OUT SALE!! Selling 4 decorated models + 2 reoo's at extra low prices! 8'i'<· Financing also available. Quick sale e xtras in c lude: front la n dscaping and s pr,inkle r s, rear fencing. upgraded carpet , oven /range, dis hwasher & disposa l. Ask ing from. $44.950. Hurry ! ! For more information. Call 714: 581-2444 G....m 1002 6wral 1002 G ... ,,.. 1001 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• New,ort Heif.1• 2 fkd • tor. din, to' • Cam lul + gueut rm & ba. Pk~. boalltrlt N.-w li!il 1ng·ull for ~.9SO HALPIHCHIH R EAt:rcm 2727 E . Co:i~t llwy. 675-4392 ./ BEST IN JRV1NE ·48R, f arn rm, Reduced to $71,950 . 6232 Sierra Palos OPEN SUN l·iJ 'JO .( SUPER S HARP 38fl, Boat galt'. Pool. 3033 t-'crnhealh Ln., C.M OPEN S IS 1-5. $<42,950 ./ LOT on N.B. only lake, 125'. Owner will sub- ordin ate for qua lified buyer. Only $45,000. For Details Call Now I 3841 Cosley, Irvine. 48R, nr-. everything. Make of· fer. Only $51,000 . LUXUllOUS CAMEO SHOllH FULL OCEAN VIEW Most private community in Newport Beach -Corona del Mar. 3 Bdrms., 3 baths, family rm .. den ; secluded pool in a b eautifully lndscpd. patio. Beautiful parquet flooring. $157,000 4507 TREMOHT OPEN SAT /SUH 1 ·6 A MUST SH HOME!! Words won't do il! A top of the line home, high on a hill, lo give you view & privacy in this m ini-estat e. 4 Bdrms., 3 baths. formal dining + fa mily rm. Price :,lashed to $142,000 2907 EllTIDE OPel SAT/SUH 1·6 SEA & SANO . .. and a quiet retreat on beautiful Lido Is le . 5 Bdrms., 4 baths, formal dining, family & "dine out" patio. 126 Via Lorca Cal fw App1. * 675·5930 . 3637 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar UNITED IROkERS REALTORS You Can Sell It, Find It, John Carey 646-7414 T rode It With a Want Ad PARTY GIVERS DELIGHT MESA VERDE 2 Story. 4 bedroom, 3 bath h ome. With 20x26 lady '°°"' for those special parties entertaining at your 8' blm bar under a cathedral open beam ceiling. Covered patio a nd lots or t rees for privacy make t his home a dream come true. 546-5180 Getteral I0021Getteral 1002 G.-ral 1002 GtMrat 10021Gftenll 1002 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 407·16th PLACE COST A MESA. CHECK JHESE F£A TURES: Prestige neig hborhood, charming 2 story, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Separate dinin g room . Breakfast nook & imme n se f a mily room. Walk or bicycle to Harper, Ensign or Harbor High Schools. Pllblc ta.ls cowls IM'Cll'by. Great pride of ownership at $67 ,500. Cal 540-1 I 51 • PJttcE REDUCED TO $77.450 Sharp 4 .bedqn. 3 bath, t r i·level execu tive home. Near private country clu,b. ....... falftHy r001111. formal dining a nd over.sized lot. Very flexible financin,:!. Call 546-5880. 6 UNITS EASTSIDE (1)-3 Bedroom, suitable for owner O )-1 bedroom home (2) Separate Duplexes with privacy for all, asking only $100,000. Call 540-1151 ERITAGE GeMral I 002 General I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I {u.st ~\'1 !31#' 644-1133 rt'a lh ANYTIME ILUFFS Sfl'ECIALISTS FOR I 0 YEARS BEST IN BLUFFS OPEN HOUSES -SUNDAY 1-5 IAYAlONT Loc ate d on beautifu l Avenida Cerritos, E·Plan; balcony glassed-in with tinted glass; beautiful view of blue water from every room. Beamed ceil., 2 patios, front & rear: must be seen to be appreciated. 3 Bdrm. & d en or 4th bdrm. 303 Avenida Cerritos. $107,000 HORTH ILUFFS -IA YFROHT E-PLAH 31,~ Years ne w ; mission tiled· entry patio; fully air-conditioned. 2 fi'plcs. I mmaculate c ondition, with a ll up grades . Cooperative owner. DARLING POODLES EXCLUDED. 320 Vista Madera. $97,500 fl'Ofl'ULAR V.ft.AH 3 Bdrm . e nd unit, near school , shopping & pool. 406 Vista Roma. $5.5,500 G....-al I 002-GeMt;al I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IRVINE TERRACE • View Large home w ith view of harbor. 4 Bdrms .. 4 haths. game rm. Offered. $285,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Newish .a bdr m .. 2 baths, family room Offe r ed at $79,000 [IJ~~IN-M1'flllN lit --REALTORS-- 644-7'62 Ca.C>NA DEL MAR 1002 .... , .. IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fl'AllHTS RITUA T VIEW Separated li ving quarters make this huge $74.500 two-story ideal for In - laws. Also. ~am.: room View 11.rai&ht down the walh uphol.~tered booth Huy + VI w ot new aolr t>':.amlly run ba~k yard 10· course under develop-eludes boat gate. ~hul· menl. Newport Deach fl board. 2 patios. cu1lom 4 81\, 2 b3th. 2 waterfall and heale<l & firepl:\CCS. 3 car aanae. tillered paol. $62,000. full SM ~a. and coepere. pritt. CALL 90 778' ......... ~ Q.. K€Y •• 1~~~64~.....,~~~~l • P£ALToM OPEN HOUSE TODAY Visit a wall(er & Lee OPEN HOUSE You may win a FREE week today! i....-1--...... ......-.:~"\,. at Ille SolmmBeach & Tennis Club• From 1 pm to 6 pm. ----..... ----· This elegant community 1s only minutes from San Diego, * Wafleer & Lee is exclusive Sales Agents lor the Solana Beach & high on the bluffs overlooking the Pacific. You'll stay 7 Tennis Club condommlum-by-the-sea homes. For mlormatton on . . . . , these 1. 2 and 3 bedroom homes (from $51 ,000), please call 714/ days and 6 nights in a beautifully appointed condominium. ~ 755•5300 and a.sk 10, Sharon Hanley. Adults only, subject to availability. And the Solana Beach mi 11...._, ....._. ,....., .. r--6wMI ~ A.,.ust 4, t 975. o... el . & Tennis Club will keep you relaxed and entertained with • ...,... ....--....._ et _.... r.cehre&. •• .-.tltlt- hot whirlpools. ~ym, sauna, swimming and, naturally, UeM ... _... ..,..eleM. w-..-M'9c1MI ~,....... ._ .... superb tennis facilities. You'll even receive two hours of _ • ....,., t t , tent. THH-the•..._.• .... rH•on•lblHty. . . . Prlze ll'ftUst be wed bet-December 31, 1975. Ope11 to U.S. private tennis lessons from the resident teaching pro. resldettta 11 ~ewer. V•W 111 states~ wtterewer ta•MI ... You'll be our guest for dinner at an excellent nearby res-prehHttt9d ~,law •• ...._, ... end •-111es., ...... a Lee, taurant (a $30 value). Remember to win, you must regis-•-· MMI tts suMkllarie• •• hlefivlble. l!Jreot ot ef'9MtHttr _, ter today at one of these Walker & Lee Open Houses. be ,..,Ired. HUNTINGTON BEACH AREA WAut TO IUCH Aslunr IZ>.000 ll~llAhtlul r~"d""'"' fur t;;o.,t..I« cw tMr-lw:lorn~ Of' ttillht l'-.>USlll" !'tunkt'n 1.1'\flnt)r, flft'J)l .. <'r P•'-~h111eltd '""'· ~ ,,.110 :>00p1>mi: coo,.menc-t \ 1cant Jt.at North of \\ .. rntr tlf\ p.,., '-"'-' Co..-AI lhi:h• _., and n~ht on int.lid '"Ir "' 111 r..n 171l2 I'•• 1111 <.:0 ... ,1 High"•> llWllllltl<>ll lk •• h ~7 llX'I HUVEH St.II prOt.,..1-'I. ltw •orl..m.: mHn .. nd •l.1rtt'f' h·Mt11t• ".iUun.,• ti"'"""'' lu ~-.. h vru\""' u Oflh $.l4 . ..-IAJ l .. nt"r .;,n.uuu., ~ic<-uft1ilun •clc'otht." 'orlh of ''·"" ~m '-hlO(tr.s oo l'Klflr t•...,,1 llorh"' •' •nfl l\onh nn "'" ~rl11 2'.ll 9th ~ttl. hunh.n'-~°" lk iu.h ~; o. •. t:' 20 X 22 FAMILY Room l 6t"roum furn ... t •flnrnl.' Ho1n l-.1'rh.-l'lt1n~ .. ,..rt SPICIOU$ horn~ th•• " lu~UrlUU\ •nd ~h~l~lllnj. 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"e.t o( Jambor"" R.,..d, nn l:.a•tbhll °""" I biotic 10 Mar VIS~ 607 M Ir \ bta, l\• .. Vott Be..-h. 6'-'711 or ~1191-4 • DOYU SHOllS MAMsaoM f'1vt bt'droom. S bath, 1nclud1n~ m11d• quart•~· ll<'autJfw pool area v.11h Ja<uw, lanl.t$LI< \1E'tlo from i-and i:&nWn •cross Bay " O<'tM .f..a;.t ol Do•rr Vn ... :.orth o1 "~1 .. 1rr 1.>n<r ll6I c.1 .. ,. 0n .... :.., .. p<Jl't Bracb. 646 n" or :.40-li!M4. WHmWATB VIEW 1·-ui:oous f>ortol1no ar•• pro•!Ms huu,.,· ""''""' 4t ~alllla~tnl: panoramo< \ lf:'ll 2500 Sq fl ol rumlort "' Uus tl•••nll) decoratod • bedroom hnmr ~orth fl Co.-1 Jh~h,.a) up ;-;)6 Plar. 111 l\all"'• 1<1 bul••n• l>4~ lloba.n•. l.a£"""' Buch &>16 ;;11 or :>40~. HEWPOIT HEIGHTS CUSTOM ('ahfonu• ranch sty II' "°"" on hUA<r <w ~ ••r k'>I' A-1mately 25ClO •Q fl .. ,111 4 lwdroom1>, r11.rr~ J>llUO.. "healed pool' JuM 'lltsl ol lrvuw on U•h Streo:l 621 p.,,.,11 Pla<t. s .... port tte•<~ 96:l ~>1 OLD IAUOA 1 .. 0 l\f'droom. 2 b•lh. l .. 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M ttt"tt•Orin .!o<JUIJI of t.dtn~tr l'ourlh of Jltil 9Jll Jl6>n ltlf' roun1 .. n \ llll•>. 11'3 Xl'l I HEW FOUi lllMtOOM WnH PAii YllW Ot111l1lul fa nilly roo.n1 ,. 1th ... 1 bllr Plu•h rtl1"'14 •In• I tile and dr•~• Mov~ ri~ht 1n' 'II ol~ .,,...... puk in "'hools Eut ol BrOQAlbur>t. ~ ol Sloltr IOCll.'I t I Sont\o, f'-.iln Vellty. 9"-3311 . HIAYIM NOTICTS THI YITBAM t°orl'Nll dinln1 rooni plui •~Ptr•t• lam4!y rtJOll'I, n .. r new arfA Pt1f~ I~ lam1ly Uv1111: •IWI • nlmalnonc Qnly $S7,SOO. Norlh of W •mtr. t'..ast of M •Cll"ll• 91H o.tfochl, •·Ollfll•ln Volley 9tlll Jl'll. MISSION VIEJO EL TORO AREA IUY Of THE MOMtlt 1'~• bf.droom. au •ondlllol>tnC. lu~hly upv...i..I wllh .>uptt \ IEW. ~it today and t ou11 boy ll. SJ0 lMI l\Nlb olf San 0.ri;o l,..,....ay mi Alma. k'fl on J..,.oouro, nchl unA!Ao. 2'Cl9' \ 1a Pua, M1>o>IOD VwJO.-- SAM JUAM IUUTT ~Ir uc>itraded San Ja .. w1Lh -oe lmru'ly ...-. ...,l.il< au.cl lot. ~Utt hurry ., tNs bnllty. "°"" olT l>..ll Dtqo frtt•uy, on 1.a Pat • .!eft on tlOr<t. ?llOl :.o:~a11. M.....,., \ttJ0.~·4000. PllYAn POOi. T..rnfit Modnd v.•th pool complnt'h UI'~ OlllY I >""'old J:.nlerla•Mn d•hi:ht. Stt 11 tad~y Nonh oll San Uae~'O lrtt"•Y. on l.a Poi. ldt m Mari;U011I<. ~ ~Cruz. MtHKlfl v ... JO. S86-4000. MUST Sill TOOAT $ee this SUPl'l' M tUKlfl VltJO homr ~~.GM Air roodollonini:, ulllrdral r•lhn~•· MUSI. ,;ell , .. ,1 1'«1h olf 1'.tn 1>1tGO fr.•v. ay on l.a Par. ldl oo MObqurro :l411tC fllooquuo, M1..,,1on VteJO. S86 4000. COUKE PAii Sl'ECW. Buutlful Corn•ll twn •tory. 4 bed,_,,, l1m1ly room, hu.:r honUA room . .Extras inti~ air cond1ucwu.n~. ttr•m•< tilt. upcraded urptlla~. Son 01t~ r ......... a> to l.'ulvtr. l'>orth to Walnut Slre<rl. 3601 PlM SVttl. Irvine. ~-9491 11lA.HSFHIB).()WMllt MUST SB.L ~M buy in CoM.a M~a. l°"'IY I""° Y""' old ~. 4 lar~• bo:<lrooms, 1 .. ·n balh.\, pl"' "'-'I:• lam1ly room • 1mmlt"Ul•l~ cond1t1on. 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Three 2-bdrms • built-ins. pool. Low. low $94.000. Call for in!urmation. Q: Orange Coast I 0021G eMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I EACH IARG~IMS • lJupll'' ~1.suo• l>upll'' ~T.!.500' I l 0 llll~ ~79.!'>UO' CALL 675-7060 Open Doily 1-7 305 Broadway, C.M . Ldq:~ d ct;.11·hetl i.tudiu room w /bJlh & fpk Plu:. 3 UH . completely rl'· 1urb1s hed. li:e wardrobe cloi.cl.l>, 11\' rm. dimng arl'a , top grade sha~ crpt:. & drps. Boat or trailer gaw on alley. Agent 646-3928 OPEM SAT /SUM I ·S 61 I Lido Park Dr. /\p l 3 i\. l..u xuriou~ bayfront. sell or lease CALL 556--8800 Balboa Bay Prop. Reotton Have something you want to sell? Classified ads do ~~~~~~~~~ it well. 642·5678. *CASH * FOR ANY HOME!! t-ull appraised 'alue p;ud. Free home cvalual1on Back payments OK. Call anyli me. Bkr 542·3676 GeMral I 002 Gt Mral I 002 ....................... ······················· ~~~~~~~~ ' ~II. ma en ab I Irvine ?'-realty FINER HOM ES RtOM $57.500 TO S48S,OOO IEST BUY IM THE llU~S. Owners moving! Delightful 3 bedroom. 21 :: bath. 2-level w/new carpet. Gorgeous greenbelt. $75,000. Barbara Aune 642-823.5. (K44) DO YOU WANT THE RHEST? Professionally decorated 3 bedroom Monaco model located over the 4th ~airway in Big Canyon. Country kitchen, used brick pafio, pegged wood floors. formal dining room + air conditioned. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P .M. #12 RUE GRAND DUCAL. <K45) NEWPORT BEACH BEAUTY. Model-like 4 bedroom (3+farnily) in lovely garden setting. Completely upgraded w /quality appointments. Near Wes t c liff shopping center. $65,900. Lois Ef,!an 642-8235 <K46) TANTALIZING TURnEROCK! Sha~~ 3 bedroom in s up e rb C?nd~t1on w /air conditioning & h1lls 1d e v ie"'' Lowes t pri ced comparable h ome on market w /land in c l. a t $61.500. Laszlo Sharkany 644 -6200. (K47) HlW OFF£tUMG IM HARBOR VIEW . Bright & s unny 5 bedroom in prime loca tion. 3 full baths, lg. family room, 2 brick fireplaces. Sparkling 45' pool & jacuzzi. $122,000. Lois Egan 644 -6200. (K48) GOLF COURSE VIEW. 2 bedrooms + den overlooking Big Canyon Fairways. Private "gated" area nea r s hopping & beaches. $129,500 . Appl. only. Donna Godsha ll 644-6200. (K49) PENINSU L A BEACH HOUSE - $57,500! CO'zy 2 bedroom cottage 1 blk. from bay & beach. R·3 lot suitable for duplex. Paula Bailey 642-8235. (KSO > LOCA TIOM -V1EW -POOL All the~c important r equirements arc prominent in this ve ry special 4 bedroom. 2i_:i bath. formal dining room + family room home in lovely Coronc.i dcl Mar. $129.500. Belle Chase Lee 644-6200. (K.51) QUA INT DUPLEX. Corona del Mar comer VIEW lot duplex -extra sharp -priced ri~ht at $87 ,500 ! HURRY! Lois' Miller 642-8235. CK52) HARBOI VIEW PORTORMO. Most striking home w /curving staircase, 3 bedrooms 3 baths family room, formal ' dining &. superb landscaping f eaturing ga7.ebo. $97 .500 .• Joyl·e Edlund 642-8235. ( K53) DOVElt SHORES VIEW. lmprcss ivt! Medit e rrane<.1n 4 bedroom & fo m ily room home w /bonus billiard rm. or f>lh bedroom. C usl<]m built 2-story w /room for pool. Larr" "'yer 642-8235. (K54) -tXCWSIVE .. $269,500 on the bayfront includes the Jandl Pier & slip for 55' boat. View , the sunsets from the redwood terrace of this stunning 4 bedroom home. Sale or lease /option. Jane . Frazee 642·8235. (K55) VllW ROM THE TOP. Coastal White Water VJEW from Laguna lo La Jolla. Superb 3600 sq. fL. tri -lcvcl custom home. Jacuzzi, pl ayroom . library den . h uge bedroom ~ all w/VIEWS. $18!).000. Helen Wood 644-6200. (KS6 J Ocean:.1de /Carlsbad It!!;. (.;ontacl . H obe rt Shapard, Hcaltor, 603 Michigan. Oct'ani:.id1• 12iVi6l3. UMIVERSITY PARK SPARklyER ~lu:.t IJl' l'XJ>e1.~~ccd lo be belil'' l'd /\ ;J + F.im homt' w1Lh a la1llablll' parents rctn•al addl'<.1 tu Lhe ma~ll'r bedroom. au cond & a )Jrd larl,!C enough for :.mall pool Bright, thecry and col orful Over ao> !.Q fl. Now r educed l o only $59,900 Call 644-7211 ~ UNUSED HOMES See the biggest selection of new homes in Southern California: It's easier to buy a new home than to finance an old one. The City of Irvine Walnut V1lla=ge ___ _ College Park Homes OJahty homes tor growing families from $48,490 Village ol El CamlflO Real Deerfield Patio Homes Versatile floo< plans tor growing lam1ties from $47.490 Deerfield T ownhomes 1 & 2 story homes tor young fam11J<::. from $37,990 Deerl1eld Parle Ho~ Spacious. elegant execu11ve homeS from $55.995 Village of University Park The Terrace Townhomes Single story homes 5urround1ng a park from $41,990 Deane Homes 01st1nctrve single family garden homes from $65.000 Rancho San JoaQu1,.;- lownhomes ---A new adult-oriented. goll & tc•nn1s recrealion community from S58,990 Newport Beach Village of Hart>or View Spyglass H ill Executive hOmeS with soectacular ocean views from '118,000 Jasmine Creek Homes Plush homes accented with cedar, brick & stone trom $95,500 Big Canyon Deane Homes Exclusrve, si>aeious fairway executive hOrnes from $133,500 BaY'!de Village ---Promontory Bay Homes Elegant waterfront living from $196.300 Tustin Greenwood Village Laurelwood T ownhomes Maintenance-free living in a rustic environment from '29,990 Laurelwood Patio Honal Dlltinctive 1 & 2 story alngte family honl8S from f-45,990 Pec>pertree Homes Imaginative floor Plant for growing fam111es fromW,'490 Yoo can reach fheSe homeS by tak109 the San Dieoo or Santa Ana freeway to Irvine Spend a day m the villaoes of trw~ Yoo m19ht find 11 s where "'°"' ~ant to IPf)nd the rest of your lffe ~ (Otl&I ~If.I'll'. OWO•IUllltf 1!!I S~~Tli~S~ HOMIS OPEN 1-5 tw, Aft'"'°°" UNIQUE IM llG C ~MYOM -See Ronnie Lundy at #5 Royal St. George. Large. beautiful 5 bdrm Priced at $275,000 UNIQUE IM llG CANYON - Spotlessly clean Deauville, with pool jacuzzi, bigger view lot. See Rit~ Holand at ~35 Rue Fontainebleau. UNIQUE IM SPYGLASS -Tremendous view, 4 bdrm, neat cond., proper price. $165,900. See Bart Jacobsen <owner I agent) at #3 Tiburon Bay. UNIQUE OM SPYGLASS HILL -17 000 sq. ft. lot, 4 bdrm sin gle story. ne~rly new. $189,500. See Jcran Scott at 67 Mont.ecito. Spyglass Hill. UMl9UE IM HA RBOR VIEW HOMES new on mkt. 4 bdrm + bonus. backs to park. $114 ,900 Fee. See Nancy Laux at 1737 Port Hemley N.B. · UNIQUE IM MESA VERDE 4 bdrms on 17th rairway, s in gle sty nr t ennis. ~olr. pool, only $129,500. See Betty Chappel at 3036 .Java Rd. · UMl 9UE IH MESA VERDE Tip-top tri -level, clean, on a cul-de-sac. vacant. $69,500. See GudrWl Coady a t 1940 Killdeer, C.M. (1st time OPEN) UNIQUE IM llG CAHYOM -Unique decor and ldscping, pool and scp. jacuzzi, 4 bdrms. only $174,500. See Marilyn Shuff at tt9 Torrey Pines Road. UMl9UE IH llG CANYON -French Hc~cnc:y. w /fairway views. 3 bdrms. 4 hath:-;, Jl awlcss workmans hip. Cob- bles tone motor cou rt. Air-cond . $250,000. · See V ergilene Hull at 81 Royal St. George. UHIOUE IM MESA VERDE -· Bes t maintail_led winner! 3 bdrm beauty, new listing. $59,950. See Glen Statum at 2936 Pemba Dr .. C.M. UNIQUE IH CORONA DEL MAR 2 two bedroom units, one is a darling home: other over _garage Wlit. Close to shops, tibrary. $92,500. See Barb I lutc:hings at 510 Marigold, Corona del Mar. UNIQUE IM OLD CORONA DEL MAR -Cute duplex, needs a new dress has great potential, great income. Now $89,950. See Natalie Fogarty at 511 Orchid. UNIQUE IH MESA VERDE -New listing, newer 3 bdrm, clean, across from park. See Martha Beynon at 1771 Hummingbird Drive, Costa Mesa. .U ~ l()U I: liVMI:§ ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE: NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NrATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675 6000 MESA VERDE, 546-6990 • CALL US !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!! GeMrol 1002 Gneral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTBLUFF 4 BR LUSK Spectacular 1-level with everything! Fam rm. w /2nd frpl., brkfst. rm. Form din . 2 1h B a. Mstr. BR w /profcss ·•s auna". Huge encl. poolsized lot. lmmac. ! Best quality thruout. Rare opportunity, $95,000 OPEN l·S 921 BRUS BLUFFS 4 BR. 3 BATHS 2150 Sq. ft.. nrly. new; lovely vu. OWNER ANXIOUS ~ghly upgraded 4 bedroom, 3 bath single level home located In the prestigious SPYGLASS RIDC E area of Newport Beach. Th.is quality home has been custom decorated and professionally landscaped. Owner has added a viewing deck that offers a spectacular panorama of the city and ocean. 3 Car garage. Vacant and ready. Reduced to $119,900. YOU OWN THE LAND. Open Daily 1-5 PM· 3860 Ocean Birch. CdM. Call 640-6161 ' HIGH A TOP SPYGLASS Beautiful 3 bedroom PORTSMOUTH MODEL Spyglass Hill home. Many decorator upgrades. MAGNIFICENT OCEAN VIEW. You own the land. New, exclusive listing, $159 500. Call 640-6161 t SOUTH SHORES Located on quiet cul-de-sac near beach. This stately 2 story home has 4 big bedrooms (one downstairs), 3 baths, formal dining, separate family room. Best location near Hrook hurst and Pacific Coast Highway. $62 900. CALL NOW 962-4454. ' BEACH CONDO $36,500 This 4 bedroom, 2V2 bath SURFSIDE Townhouse is located on quiet greenbelt. Has large country kitchen fenced yard and dble detached garag~ too! PERFECT FOR YEAR ROUND LIVING AT A PRICE THAT'S SENSIBLE FOR 2ND HOME AT THE BEACH. 962·4454 6 UNITS l Triplexes s ide by side. Excellent North Costa Mesa Area. All 2 bedroom units with private patios. 2 Have fireplaces. Alley access to enclosed garages + extra parking. ASKING $119,800. Call 546-4141. MESA VERDE CREAMPUFF Upgraded. 3 bedroom with custom kitchen. You will place this lovely home at the top of your list! See t his new listing in the heart of Mesa Verde. Priced at only $47,500. Call 546-4141. Getterol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HOME OR INVESTMENT Golf -Lennis & swimming at your fingertips. Beautifully decorated s pacious 3 bdrm .. 3 bath; lge. family rn:i. w /wet bar. Conveniently locat~; pnvate street. See this former model today. $64,500. AnENTION VETERANS!! Use your V.A. loan to purchase this sparkling clean 3 bdrm., 2 bath home· • t new carpets & drapes. Close to school & shopping; vacant & ready! $31,500 * * OPEN HOUSES * * DEC9RATOR'S 2 bdrm . h ome; bcautif ul grounds -backs to a park. Fee lot (not leasehold). $89,500. 712 MALABAR; Irvine Terr., CdM. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 DUPLEX SPECIAL, CdM. 3 Bdrms., 2 bath each unit; nearly new. $119,000. 719 POINSETTIA. Open Sun. 1-5 CORONA DEL MAR, So. of Hwy. d';Jplex; 3 bdrms. & 2 baths each unit. Like new. $117 .500. 521 FERNLEAF open Sat/Sun 1-5 ' . -m VE.AR BAY ANO BEAC:H 675-3000 c->ao, L ~CAST HWV COf40NA Ol L MA~~ Pete/Jarret/ Re~ft'I pre~enl~ . ARCHITECT DESIGNED F Olt E A SY L I V IN G -low maintenance, all redwood and cedar, convertible home. :J BR with den & work room or 2 separate units -3 and 2. On R·2. Well priced at $89,500. 1401 Clff Dr. CtlffHav-.MB Sat/Sun 1-5 DOVER SHORES TRADITI ONAL BEAUTY -4 bedrooms, family room, bltn wet bar, large master suite. Room for a pool. To inspect call 642-5200 or sec it on Sunday. 1338 Allfigua, Hewpcri leoch 5-doy 1-S BAYCREST EMTEITAINERS DELIGH T -4 ~rooms, formal dining room, den, 2 fireplaces. Large yard with pool, ping pong area & bltn wet bar. $131,500. 1701 M .... Mewportlffch Smday 1-5 CconMr SllJpway Ir Mcrinl NEWPORT SHORES NESTLED AMONG THE TR tt:. Brand. new paneling, paper. paint & · carpeting. Light and cheery 2 story home, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, on lovely large lot. Professional landscaping and peek-a -boo ocean view. This new listing is offered at $71.500. 642-5200 • 675-4060 GaMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I ESl.EY N 1\YLOR CO H.EALTOHS siHt:L UJ4 IRAHD MEW OH Llt4DA ISLE!·Sl9S,OOO Superb New custom designed 5 BR home with everything! Expensive detail thr uout ! Billiard rm ram rm . ' , pool, 1acuzzi, sauna, pier /slip; 3 gar. 76 LINDA ISLE DR. SAT/SUN 1-5 "COOL POOL .. Westcµrr area. 4 Bedroom home n~r shopping, schools & library. Won't last! $77,500. Call for appointment. DO!ER SHORES -VIEW -POOL Luxurious features in lovely 4 BR · home w /view of bay & city lights. Center garden room w/huge wet bar. Ccystal, marble, prof. ldscp. $215,000 1806 GALAXY DR. SAT/SUN 1-5 IEST VALUE OM UDO ISLE -$98,500 5 .Bdrm, .3 bath home. Bright & fresh. Nice pa ti~. Play ping pong on strada ! Near tennis & beach. Quiet street. 216 VIA ITHACA OPEN SUN 1-5 EXCLUSIVE llG CAHYOM -$87 500 Sp~endid _view lot on golf co~rse . Pnvate dnve from street to site. Call! B. MIGUEL C.C. LOT -S53,SOO 106' Front on choice level site. Great vu pvt. golf course & clubhouse. 2 I I I S• Jooqiiin Hlh Rood NEWPORT CENTER. M.I. 644-491 O G........ I 002 Gttterol I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SUMDA Y 2-SPM. $96.500 Incl. land OPEN 1-5 2958 QUB>ADA . Gttteral I 002 GtMrol I 002 HARB 0 R. VI E W HILLS , 8 7 8 Sandcastre. 3 Bedrm. 3 bath p~noramic view, private courtyard With pool. $127 ,500 . HELEN B. DOWD UAL.TOR, IMC. MLS 644-0134 1973 Top U ster & Tap Salt .,,.. 1974 ... .,~ Newport-Mna locrcl of Redlon !!!!!!!~~ I Gttteral I 002 GeMt"OI I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ TENNIS ANYONE? 2 Bedroom. g lass doored den. formal dinin~ room. 2'12 baths. wet. bar, BBQ & 3 vie w derks . Only I -block to tennis , pool & sauna. Smartly decorated in black, white & chrome, move right in, enjoy! $67 ,000 UNIVERSITY REALTY 300 I E. eo..t Ngltw.r C:....delM• 673-6510 Ga•rll IOOZGa•r.e 1002 .............................................. BAY FRONT Big -beautiful 2 story, immaculate thruout, 4 bdrm home on the flnest and most desirable location on the main bay. As king $269.~00. OPIM HOUSE ... d•y SAT/S.1t. Call for address and details. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 I LOWEST PRICE IN BIG CANYON 3 I•• Dea••llle -beautifully landscaped, view, Dover. 2 BR & den. Owner anxious. Asking $119,500. or will lease $700. monthly. I .._ Deanih -newly listed Dover 2 BR, den~ Victorian master bath l~h carpeting & draperies. Pool si~ lot. End unit. $129,500. ~ ~~ GtMnll IOOZSIMt~ 1002 ·:·············•ii Ba..,f,on1 BA~BOA PENINSULA Custom 4 Bdrm, 4 Bath Pier for yacht to 60 n. 2 Fireplaces, Wetbar, Gallery Ultra Modem Kitchen 2915 EBBTIDE, Dramatic 3 Bedrm with ~orever view and pool too. Comer location. $139,500. ~~1)?$8~ REAL ESTATE 644 -6397 GeMt'Of I 002 GeMral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "OLD EASTSIDE SPAMISHlSTATE" COSTAMISA .BY·Tt:fEi-SIEA $37,SOO. 3 Bedrooms. 1 Wlndmg brick & cobble bath, 1275'. Hardwood s l o n c w a I k w a Y s noors, cute home in ex· enchance by Ivy covered cellent EaslSide locatioo walls. Age old trees of a 'Assumable FHA Loan' by gone era, s~adows the $21 ,4 4 9. Wonderrui red Ute roof m a lazy, starter home for thole hazy day seUlng. Cor-that are price conscious rldor foyer .. SUnl<en llv· Nice back yard wilh al: lng room hgbtened by ley access. Needs Lender· alcove b ay windows. loving-care Candlell1ht formal din· · ina beoeat~ massive II 1Qual~ domed ceilings at • Piiie• aeparat.e b~akfut nook p with bullt·i'1 butch. Step 5 .. i•Gp181B' .. ~lt9• • down panelled den. MetOUA~',t.!1'2° M.at Heavy beam celllnas. ______ ...;.;;.;..;.;;;.. Wall of 1lass views huae HUMTIM(;TOM ICH. covered lanai, teaturtng 3 Bdrma .. l ~ ba. omdo; lla&slone setting with •Int cond., beaut. B.B Q. and 2ndtlreploce. around~. po o 1, Walk t o u ndy beach. clubhouse. S32 ~ This home is still under construcUon, Jua.t reduced s1 .ooo. ' you may choose the finishing touches. Went somelhin1 dU 1 · B '1 rm . con d 0 ferent & unique ? Landmark ; vacant ·,' SOcrtrace al P .900. CalJ d OPEN HOUSI 'MS WIB,84D now I 842·~:&5. ~real. con · $2$.SOO 1202 ............ cl. Ol'fNlllO•,,HUN•O"'N".,.. I [I I 11111iii11111 '\W IENI .••·-= . . .. . . ' ' • • 2 •• 02 •• 0' t . I I I • ' . I • ;~~-~~ ....... ~~-~~ ....... !!~!!.~~ ... : ... ~.~~ ........ ~-~~ ....... !~~~~....... SUnday.July13.1975 OAILVPtLOT DZ~ ..:'!:!'! .......... !~~ :~~.~~ ... !~!~ ~.~!!~~~~~ ....... !?!~ ~:'!J!~~.~~ ~':'t!T.~.!?.~~·~~.".~.!~.~~ ~!!.'::'.~ ........ ~-~~ ....... !~-~~ ....... } !~I~.!w~ 4 Br, 4 Ba & GaUery 2 fireplaces, wetbar HVHUl Cha .U MESA Vt-:Ro1<;3er. 2bu, 4 BLOCKS . lr"flne 1044MIHkNIVltlo 1067 Mlulo.Vlelo 1067 • I• "9'CJ FR. GoJ( c~c vu $46,SOO DEAllri...IE GARDl!llri...I HOME ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OceMn Bay view, large l.yons ntty~>tnSl TO BE .. CH '"""' ._..... IYO~ -------------lot 3 Br. 2 Ba, formal • A ..,...~ din. rm. 2 frplc's. M~· MESA v J::Rl>l!':, pool, 3 Thll) giunl 2 ~tory hom~ COME AHO 51£. • · l•'ormer model homt slonUleentry,fam.rm& 8R.2 liA.wc'llmakeyou w ith 3 i.pnc i ou:. ~ushlands capmg &lsecludedwrought ll'11b4:au11(ul!3br.2 bo. kitch/pantry. Ownor. a deal you can'l re(u:sc. bedroom:., 3 b3lh!>, and iron entry gate; massive 18 ft. Ceil's. (am rm Lived In H $96,000. By Appt. only. Owner must :sdl!! Brina su~r :.1.c.e covered pauo in entryway, liv. rm. & formal dining. mo:s. s5z.5oo VA lonn FHA-VA TERMS Deluxe kitchen Pier tor yacht toOO' , You may aelec1. the ftnlahJnat louchf'!.. 675·8120 &&4·0523. d e posit Op~n Sunduy and yard hu!i just been Library/den, 2·Sty. frplc.; beautifully l>K ~ALL 552•1222 1·5. 1614 Corsicu M8·77ll paint~d ml>ldc nnd out pane led fam. rm.: lge. britrht kitch. 2 Chann-Ptus [Ci> ~ Nt•w iJrupes loo. Large o Rare 3BrHomemOtd boat tra iler access. Tho Huge b<lrms w/pvt. ba. in one wing ; LCKJUfta leach I 041 Beautiful Eldorado Trevino model. Three bed room , two bath. country kitchen, pool·s1zc lot. • CdM.SOS Mnrguerltc. r•ird holler::. help bul the lge. mslr. s uite, double door entry & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 . _ price 1:. only S-52,500 sunken tub 1n other w'"'g. All th1'" lolboa laland I 006 wner t»Hl996 . ...:::::=======:::::::::::::::.. u• ~ ...................... Costa MHa 1024 Mi::sA ~l::HDI::. pool., 4 1£ jQuail ·~ o'looking truly sparkling pool ! LAKE VIEJO REAL TY *** 581-5253 *** ~Ian IALIOA ISLAND ............ ,....... ... ~dm. S».!IOO. Plac• C...t.ry 21 -Ros..,.or Roalty Beaut. 3Br llome + 548 950 Praperti•a 2 13:431·3524 213:431·3105 Dramatic 28r Apt. o • D OVll!ftY 7.S2-l920 d - - - - - - - - - - - - -Grand Canal w/s mu113BDRM.f<1mrm.tiwet lealll•••• 1•ooaua1L\T.N1w .. ou11-.cH . Ench.ante LCHJUftaltach I04aLCICJunaleach 1041 ' b oat d ock . $UJO.OOO, location near South TRANOUfLITY-HuntinC)tonBeach 1040 HuntingtonS.ac.h 1040 1'a:.c1n.it111 g charm •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner 673 3 "7A Coast 0 1a·1 a Cornet lo• ""' d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• h1111•e. h"••\OV l"n"·c•ap. Wood·Gla••-Ocean • -0 " .-.. ' " Re11l E state 64:>~lS lei.d u r e l.i u<h caµ~ ' .... ~ " "" OPEN SAT SUN I :> ·- REAL ESTATE 900 (ill'rtn~yro• ~I 4'J4 947J ',i\? 0Jl6 673-0612 Ir .backyard.HURRY ~ courtyard 11.:a<h lo a uyow,"'L'J> 11\K A :.horl !>lrnll from l21WAVl::S'l' N1.•wcu~tomhomc 2 Ur.~ DISTRESS S "'LE u '""' ~ Mo::.::. P oint 2 Hdrm!>, • d 191boaPenlnsula 1007 "' form11l .douulc door en -JYrold.4 1Jr,:rn..1.F.tm. rpk,<l~ck SH.USO HOME·c h eHlul re · Ba. wa1m ""woo Y. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mu s l be sold lh1 s try, not1celhecal.hedral Hrn .. lovely kalch. decoratt!d 2 ttH w /lr~ atr1unl . bjlconre:.. SACRIFICE.I wceke nd! 117~ Augui.la. cc1hn~i. & large fam1I~ ~ w,brkri.l bar, Crplc, rull -lanai & :.undl.'<.'k. Vll::W· landscuped . Appra1:.cd 4 BR, 2 BA, ong. pntc room 1r1 lhi:. 4 _bedrm, J -c pls & d rp:., beaut. BY OWNER Open Huust'. whitewater :.plashing $62.000 sell $55.00> C.rm. Custom .. br, 3 ba home 0,.,~.~,~-~~.':~.,,~~,0 $47.000. Owner says ··no bath home. l:;~pans1vc Real Estate lndscpg & patio, blk wall. Sal. & Sun. 12 LO 4. 2 br, rocks & Calahnd i.uru.et:. Prine Only 83J.8614 2400 sq. ft. + 2 YI car gar ----------1 reasonable offer will be ui.e of ~labs bnngs the Open llouse SaltSun 12·6, i •,:z ba. spectaculitr vrcw N o r t h L j g u n a OPE .... SU .... 1•5 Only 10 yrs. old NODOWNTOVETS refused". Open Sun~. p dnoram1c v ie w of byNV!r/AY 667l Marilyn Or $52950 2565 K1l0 Way,$89.500 S WIM ·200' t o i.and y " " $127.000 value. OWNE Up lo f70,000. Call: Bill 548·7711 SEACLlFI-' COUNTRY 842·5679 . ' . beach OH 1n deep, 35' 607 FONTANA MUST SELL. MAKE OF 0 r St.eve, Ag l s . [ ~ CLUB inLO your every· . W(>ODS COVE DUPLEX, pool w1lh :.ep. Jacuw NEW RDWO & GLASS· FER! Shown bv appl. " • .,8,,.>-1.,.o,9871 Ci) day living. Call for an ap-DREAM, DREAM. J IDRM CUTIE Oc Vu S!Jl ,500. ARCll w /h1gh walls. INCOM~ i No. Coast vu. 3 br, pn. ~ ....... .,..u...., DREu.... BAY HI:;AL ESTATE. Unit" both renledcould 2 146 M iramar Dr., ----------1 poinlmenl. * ,,,_.. * 2 baths. buill·ms, large ~ patio & I a n a 1. 67J.4224Eves.&Wknds. AIANDOMED Ontu Drea m llo m c·droa m master bdrm, e:overed 499·22i7 be part of ma111 home. Sl32 .000 ... 0CEAN · location. Dream puol & p:JllO, & frei.hly painted .. Hl t:llo ,, lllLI. Z AG.H ODZ KY Hllr. FRONT -l'n. Bch .• 5 Duplex S93,SOO. Triplex $21,500 Backlaylunqalow 21 jacuzzi.for everyfoimlly exterior. Be:.l buy in OVERLOOKING T iii-; 49·M!6 ll br.,4ba.,LK.tum.rm.,•· $125,000 + GUEST HOUSI Prestige upper f.lewrr'rt needs ·2 M BRs. lrbrary. ttuntington u., ..... h "'l on S"'' ? l h I gsl apt .. w •I.It . $375.000 MarshallRlt 67r. • B· Y arc ·· Cathe r ·1I ~ h b I """~ " · .-.n ·~ .rg oml'S ;J\'JI Gard ... n t~,·_.. . VIC'!'. U''ll.··' •·r , l Y ".. Unbelievable value al a d "·1 • uge onus room· ast ly $33.000. Call !lti3 50/l or Hoth h I l "" .--rT ··~ "' " u ueam e t'Cr in gs. country y car:. pr 1 cc s. c a 11 .. ",.70..... ~~ c .\>°° s<l; gu~-. On th'.' rairwav or onP or b.i. rumpul>, ~ym. 25,000 Capi1treno leach I 0 II $28,500 ! v A CANT· RENT kitchen. uourmel (.111)11)11 5··6·7""'' 5'"' oo.,o ""'0·"4 ... " o>.l'I .. .., <1tr~; Jllu n:uuce prttl':.. " ' .. 1 '. . r In . ~ t It .. "'l 79,000 ... KUWO &. TllE'N BUY' P eferred 0 " " .,.., .xroovo ""°" '"' I --Steal onc. ARCH BAY ·~0 · "'1 1 ~ c. .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• M • 1 . · r ...... hi Fanlas tr t· l1)cal1011. Jlu~c -ASSUME, ASSUME •• I' I Hl-:i\L t:STATE.4t)!).2i..'77 cour:.c:.. J IJdrm w1Lh GLl\SS·grt. vu .. .i br .. 3 CUSTOM 2 br, 2 ba in pa~~~edo~~~~3·&t,~~te~ trec s huded lot room for BY OWNER ,1 be<iuliful 10,111 & find ~ii , I bcamedccrluii.:i.&tr~-. ua .. ram r m . l dcd.:.1 Palisade:. rc:udential exterior. DETACHBO poo l. gahrdl'lllll·tt Hunthl Ml•n•J1lh Gardens home I the house Yflt.a'w ;.ilwaysj -~a+lL BY OWMER private puol & l)jllCJ 25,000 fl. Sl:!!1.uuo - area. Loads or closet.s & GUEST COTTACi:; + atmosp ere. urry mu~ 3 Bit is 1·. 'f· : wanted. COS lot :Scar --· -·-:.! Hlk:. lu lh1· bcal'll. arcu. AJcwcls urroundcd CllAlt:vt -2 hr , lam nn ' s t orage. L~ lot. fruit :.cllfa:.l! Ca ll t>l5·0:l0:1 • Lory, ;u gc am g· I" ·'·d ·2 Story Lal 't ·> II h by ~rcencry 1\J1 t•XccP· ~.!lk to twh .. & town\ trees, fe nced. ~0.000 garden! Winding drive r rn . eat rn kllchcn , ar -r.,. I I 4 C1arm1n i; -i· om1" t1onulbuyal$105,000 $5tl.500 VH.:r Ut,;11 ." 34731 Calle Los 1'1ores. leads to white picket formal dr n -rm. pool. Cues ta IJe:iuty CCJl l rv ne 10 4 , wood ue.tmt:"d t c rl111 i-:s units. walk 10 ui:h, rence & s waying palms jucu1..c.1, 11utomal1e pool 968.445i; •••••••••• ••••••••••••• w used bnck frpk Li.:c 493·2190/493-6651 e ntry. Beamed Ct'iling :.weep w aler soflner --ITu rll i.: li r oadmoor :JlrlUtn. 2 car {',lf'p11rl m;(), ll~fi@tr~ :.115.UOO CoronadelMar 1022 Irving room. Comfy g .1ra~0l' door o pcne1: Abandoned2Story I Twnhsc 4llr. 21;0.1. FH. w llow~r & upper !'Un·~ rn@~Il~~ 497-l711 •••••••••••••••••••••••kitchen inc ludes rerng! Pl.US many morc:\.tra:.. 1 G d Est• I UH; · $70.ouv. PI' d ct·k . Beaut.Cull ~ 499•2800 NlCE duplex So, of Hwy Loads of sLOrage & shop ACOlDWlllUllKfHOM,AllY S711.5UU. vr uest offer .,.,2 950 o~O~AL PHICE' I 833 2701:1 -landscape.d. )14,SOI). 105.> . -.. ~. -It e e ,tt ~ REALTY Cd d A 8~· x M l . ""11 I Ow 'r I ...,, • . Calalrna Sl L.Jgu11.1 Urh v· IEW LOT in • M. Beaut. gar ens. :.pace. · wesome ., u :., :.". .n~ I Bring pamt &. save $$S !TurllC' HOl'k Hro:uJmoor 494_4150. , Owner$91,500.673-4169 160 ' l ot! Qua i n l & SO UTll Coasl Mod el Brokt:r. Da~s, 586-5550, Grac:1ous gardt'n entry Plan4 .on Park.4Hr.2'~ -----BestEmcr<JldRC1y l0t'. CAMEO HlGm.ANOS curiously refreshing. See llome. Clost' lo all rnnvc· Eve~:>_:.5·050:$ gives way to a breathlak· BJ, formal OR , 1-'H. Up-I AM EAGLE'S NEST i3>.13~ Ft.. bwli.1 t:.tl>Y to believe. Take advan· mence!. 3 ur + hobby OPEN SUN 1·5· 6501 Glenl Ing W 0 R L 0 0 F graded thruoul, a tnum,I Nearly new Mc dill S!J7.500 LCICJU"a Hills I 050 4 BR, 2\i!a Ba. by owner. tage -Call Cast. 752·1700. rm. ·I"• ba. raised ~a~-Dr. S&S bit. 4 & bonus ELEGANCE Gourmet frplc, pror. landscaping home in F.merald Bay. UniversityRHlty S82.ooo.s73·023S oP1N "1 9 •11 s 1uNrOBflNl(t~ b!,e fr~lr,.~lt~t bookcrfr w /pool. 8<!M·i507 orl kilchen w1lh enlertalnang patio & f1repil. dramatic coas tline 3001£.Cst llwy 673-6510 ••••••••••••••••••••••• [~~,~~~·1 ·~11 2-"~x-5 1" ~:"· . ~ Y 638·5010 Ukr I serving bar Large f:tm1· Uoob:.truc l cd back & v i e ws. s liedrm!> . -1 Ha ..... _r v.· .. w 11...11111 .~ I l crpld & drpd. -COH:red ly sized hv1n~ room Wllh tront view or lulls Land baths. sep. dining rm ' EMERALD IAY n~v """' · ·: ;' j pallos. new Pdlnl 111 &MOVJNG O T Or~I SI::C L U DEIJ PAT IO includcd.Calll:l33·0139or family rm. 1o1oith frplc., No 1m ag1nauonreqwrcd Ocean&Bayvicw.JBr. , .... ·:·--·-·•=11• out. rns ulotcd. lot:. or ARE .\~ Walk1n ~ dis· SwcepmJ(:.taircaselead:; ~2·4~1. game room · ulrlrly & (or th1i. impeccably de· TOWNHO USE <New World>. 3 br. 2 ba. cpts, drps. ullns. S31.500. g.i6·7582 ur Stsl J62:! ;~_a·~;r~w~~r.r;l.r~ MESA VERDi::. Lrg 3Br. ~tora ge. m :iny ~lra:.. lane~ lo Beat'h. Prfme to hifleaway ma:.ler & s torage r~om:.. St. roratc d h ome. w1lh C1111&44·2776 2':: ba. FR. B1g yard, nr ~6~0~1~0 . By owner. 11,111~ !trt?.l. Lg poolsize g u es t s uites. BKR Charles k1lC'henwilhd111 !>UPcrb landscaping;:! LCICJuna Ni9uel I 051 ······················~ schools. __ {'Orner lot. 13t!aul1fully 0 W :-.; t: H II /\ 0 TU ON m g area; paneled walls hdrms., 11:: balhs. r\sk· OPEN HOUSE 4 BR + 3140 CountryClubDr. -~ lnJi.cpd. 3 ur +extra lg. LEAVE! Call '1 A CLEAR DAY.... ti< open bcamlod ce iling:.. mgS\:!!l,500 VIEW. 274!7 Windover owner Broker 797·3788 bonus rm . 3 full bCJths. 3 842-8854 \'out•a n sed oreverfrom g1\'es this l ari::~ family MOTIVATED SELLERS Dr. ---D . OVliflfY l'Jr t;ir Lo\'ely 'ullkl•n TARBELL lh1i. most beautiful Tur· horn~ t•harm & warmth. 2400 Sq ft. or balam·ed AKS Really ~O.~ NEEU LARGER HOME'.' leat lata•• "' rm . rJ1::.e<l dtn rm. lll' flock llrlls hom l" S335.0UU rJmrly lt\·i11i: tn th1:. ----We have a 4 Br. w/large many l':\lra :. Lg. !'Ull· 1.:ustom rnlt>nur th.lt rn J:(rat:1UU l> :.i hdrm .. 21 ~ VIEW·POOL! fam. ry.m. Nr. s .. Coast .. BIG HOUSE.. deck. Must sell! As king OPE~ HOUSE 1-5 rlud<"s all the extras. arr ~ hath home. Comµl\'lt• *WE KNOW• LAGUNA MIGUEL • *BEST* LAH(;i:; :J UUHM 110 :\11': on t·orner lvt. pool ~11.t: yard. lleJ Ul1ful ld~t·p~. Owner anll.1011:.. Stil,!.150 • Supe r 2 s tory Harbor Plaza. fhe pnce 1s only S62.500. Bl'sl offer . Open * cond1t1o n1n~. s un pm 1 with lgc. patio. pool & View Hills home. SSH. $44,900. Has large a l>· ··SMALL PRICE.: llousc. 8<it llAM to 8, :'°'!EAR T ll E BK\Cll· tc~ling windows. Pallo ff ·-~~ •• luxury appl ~. ValuC'd....i.!l SEA Tf:RRAC.I:: .HU~r\~ fa m, din. 3ba. Ocean & sumable lolmat7"4.int.& 5 Uedroo,m. l'}orth C:\t. Sun l(IAM lo 11. 9542 lmmac. 4BR. fam rm. wit h s hud c cover . / ••C ""'"'000 '\ 0 I "·'2 1~0 l'IL\ • I .,.,..,, \ large 4 BDRM .. J 'J'la Mtn.views.$159,500.fee. Ownr. will hclpfmam:e. n y.,,... ··•' · ·, ·• Chtvy L ha :.l' >r .. forml din. Fant:.i:.l1c wrought iron fence and ,,,.,.,,,,.,... LAGUHA'SNEWEST w iaddcdextralrgfarnilt JSOO Saus &lilo Open Sun Call Bob Goff !H5·4519. C ALL OlSCOVl-:llY 213885095'1 locatwn close Lo schools electric :.ecurily g:ite llOSN.CoanHwy.,l aguna .. ncighlJorhuod. l'urk rm. heated :.pa, tennis •l ·S ' llroker. _REA !;:ESTATl-:.~15·~15 &park.Owncrmui.t stll! ll':.p n cc<J al St29,500:md 494-1177 Ave. Estaks. ExC'1ling. co urt~. s wim puol. )3rittinghAmJlcalt9 ER ByOwncr.Krdsi:tonl',m'w NOWAVAILABL£ As k 'g S52,!>00 · 1:157 1 ll 's w el l worth the conlC'mp arch1lt•clurc. prival<-h e01rh p rk~. BY OWN paint. old rug. SHR. 1750 TO THE PUBLIC friarscourt pric:e .. 1l h &aut1ru1 ' ! o pc n oc r· an v r e wi:.. sg2,500 REflL'TC' t', 3336 Via Lido 675·012:1 Shore currs area. tljlltop. Ocean View. 31.JR. 2ba. by Owner. 67~ --- SHORECLIFFS Charming 3 BR. 2 BA pool + lovely view ol ocean & c anyon . J ust listed $139.500. 234 Morn· ang Canyon Hd . Open Sat /Sun 1·4 :,1 I 1 .. ,,11,to!t."" ("'"HI tfd \1 H I~, r 1Hl(I MESA VERDE ::.q . fl. CT~CL. (Jwckoc A NVONE,...CA~ BUYd SHARP "AL. C' """'IC· ""' Clere:.tor) 1o1oind1 ow~, cup prl'f $45,000. On (h1·r 50 "O\' l owne "' ~ wood IJurnrng lrp cs.."" ACT l-'AST !GU E[., 4 BR. 2lr.z Ba, on a come r pa u I a r 1 1111 E o I homt'!> ~o loan Ice. no Bri ght & dean 4 BJt numeroui. oth~r <Jppl':.. S HORES lot with ocea" lot w /12 beaut. s hade Falr\'le''· loot... rur Open IJh. lo llt11o1on, J & t liK. Mo \ t.: 1n 1mmed. Nr VISleN , make thcl>c clcg.lnl & view. Low~sl priced 10 trees !:>parkling pool. llou:-.c :,rJ!n or l'al l .lllart:as Orani.:e County. schb. -.hop'g, parks & •t.A.•Ty I CAMEL PT. :.pC:1 c1ou~ :1 & 4 bdrm area. l.ongc:.t trrn1t<1~1" cusl. m ade draperies. 55708.t9 l.!ler Counsclor:i aVJJlabledd) bea~hes SS:J.5-00· 5582 "ft~' home:. )Our L~l buy~ Fee u wni:r,,h ip . 1n up gr ad ed carpel in g. & ~' ~n1ng. Kern lJr. 551-7500 Lg µool. white waler vu, l'm•t:d from Sll0.000. private area. Make ofll'r bu1lt·ln wel·bar In lgc *Su Per Sh ,1 r IJ ;\It•.., a SALES BROKER _ -----dt!ck:.. dbl lot. m.ike th1:. .~king S5Z>.OOU. fam-rm w frplc . Prof \'l•rde Villa Only~.uoo 962-55l I Bt:;AU'fll-'UL Fr\MILY TURTLEROCK :! bdrm. home Jll cxtt'P Wt.-: HAV I': IU~.::llTAI~'-; landscaped. gas 8BQ rn ~<131815R5+7 . .if1>-1r· +3. poofOwnl·r -1 -110~1 E·3BR 2ba. new up· tional buy $!.(),OOO .\sk F or J oan MO:'.'iARCll UA 't' Tf::R, t·rptd p atio. A s uper BIG g rad ed crpts & drp!>· OPiNSAT/SUN l·S , 1 1, RACE . Pre!.ll g 1<i us home w /many xtra:-~ AS A BARN Freshly painted. :'\ow 19322 Be thany Drive --1 -c::::::>::-l'UStom hom e area. 4 Ready lomovein ·nofrx· owner!Hti·5315 <.tdult occupied. Cll'.rn P op ular Plan 3. 1 SUNSHINE ~ '1 '' bdrm:. 3 bath:., 22·,.,1r ups required. Open Dai· Dana Point 1026 ~~i/c~;~~li~oi~c~l~~;t~ an d r eady fo r nc:w w rrn:; .. ram . rm. d111. Panoramic view of !.lln. ~w tamily rm. wctbar.2900 ly, 2·S. Sat & Sun.12;5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lhe beac:h Ill one of the ~;;~~S~11l~~~bo1~13,5UO : rm ., 2•~ ba. :i Car s urf & sand. Sphl leH:I s q . It Large :;~1mm1ng 2750 Gannet Dr. s.t6·3832. BARC,\I~' m 0 s l d e 5 1 r ab l l· • gar::igc. Xlnl location nr. living w lots of wood & pool. Great tarrul) horne. S75.950. /\dw:ible:!Ur . neighborhoocb of Hunt· park. pool & t.cnn.is els. glass 4 BH. 2'2 Ha. 5129·500· B1gl1v.rm.:t.oncdfor ington b each. Thi l> Quickpo~sess.$69.950 Sl39,500.673-7ti01Agl·nl _ ~e L ES TATE LagunaNiquelRltrs. FANTASTIC BUY t $12 900' 496 K-197 spacious 4 bdrm, 2 bath NEW ON MARKET (. 496-4040 830-5050 for the handyman. 4BR & _a p · . · · . · home offers formal din 4 Bdrms .• 2' ~ l><i . fam. VIEW HOME 353 N. Coatl, t.,:una ------------•I Cam rm. Cul-de·sac st.Fout . VII 1034 ing room, large family rm . din. rm. 2·Sty. Cov· COASTLI NI:; vn;w. 4 94-7!51B 7 152-64&0 OWNER ANXIOUS! OPENSUN.1·5 $40900./Could assume na1n a e y room.spaceage kitchen. REALTYINC. n ed p atio; cus t o m 0 d h't t •r Vacanl lovely 3 BR, _._, I~ ....................... · la11ds•"•pin•1 • Cedar utslan rn g w 1 ewca c "arden home. Den, Ten-1906 Pt. W.1-.ct. I Stratf d &lushg·round:.w1thcov· 714/846-1371 ~u ,.. andl'ityli1thtsv1cw. cm· " Sharp Carmel moder; 3 LoYey or l·rcd pa t io & total ~hlnl(leextenor.2 frpks. temporary ~Bil 2 ua n1 s & R et. Ccnlc.-r. bdrms., 2 baths; family ~ 4Blt . :-?•~ ha, PO<>l l pn\'acy.J w;t hstl'<lat on WALKTOBEACH CuldcsJc.lmmac.cond home, Ht'l ut.1 1.•d yard Uuardcdarca.S76.UW. rm. Nace patio. Reduced D Ow~• ·w Jaruui Plu!>h carpel ly ~9.500' Call 963·5671 ~7.950 w11h jaculZI. wood <lt>t·k· WEHSCO a.al btal• ing throughout Nc;ir or~·7U35 only s39.000 UNIVERSITY PK. rng and lu:.h land:.tJt>· ORTH LAGU"4A INCORPORATl::D lo$69,900 Xl nt s '-hool . ('.!II Easyterms.8t;,1nlerest. d ti39·4800 POPPY A.VE. Heal !::state 6.i5-5045 968.9591 \'a<'<tnt, cozy 2 bcdrm New 1r,,u ng, Camhn ge ing S72.90u. EASTER_.. CHARM --- 2 Bdrm home; beamed ho me on 50xll7':: lot. modl'I , end unit . :i While Woller \lcv. rrum M UST S . .\Clll Fl \I';! ceil.. So. patio +$33.900 -Condominium.sPA<.:E M \t\f:H II . Zoned R·3.Callanyt1me. bdrms .. <! uc1. duung PA:\OH,\\lll' \11-:W-this hllhrd c e\\,1lc 5 l,e,1\'m~ an•J . :J BR. 3 I 0 II I I 3 I g Br 2 Ba G b ook, Finest 5 COTT Re."'LTY rm • ongi11al owner. Im· La r I:: e :1 8 Jl :! ':: b J . lied r ooms. 1 b.1 th~, ua. ram r m + form.ii bache or apt. wner w1 O\'e y ar e . . rl'en r :. S IOA mc1" ··o nd. ''u11tr.1l :11r . f I d k a d o finance. d bl gar . Pool &Br,4Ua,hugl·rumpus 536 •7 533 ~~ "'~ -irepc.sun cl·· n formald1111111?room din ·rrn , l.gc l o t JUST REDUCED Clubhous e . Close to room w :-.pcci::i) ~l'alu~l·:. superb lotalion. ss9.!J.)I.) I' al 1 o S w <' e P 1 n G 03~c nH•nt "'<'arly Jn w prl\ al'). For sale by Io . $2l9,777 Beaut. view s tores, i.chools. OC S&l.950. Ow11cr!J61:S S.103 _ ,21 FOURPWES DAVID D. CARLSON wh1te w all'r .ind i·it} .icn· of It:' d l.1111bcap..·d orig. o"'ncr. Pnnc1pals o me : lgt> r ooms; 3 College & Hus. Owner GREAT BEAUTIFUL Only one year old. i:;,. REALTOR_!!.3-9293 v1ews.~t.9,.1VO ~round:..~:.l lWU only.Sti2.500.·195·5341 bdrms., puol. i.hown by _557·2814. AMERICAN te ns ive l) upj!ra d.cd .1u~11ers r1·.1dy to move. o x>i1.1lt11•~tf11,~u Th~R~~Nt1~u~~?c 1·. --- app l. Will Yours Quahf)•? DRE"'""" SHOWCASE HOME Built on IJrgc lots t::ach want r:i ... t ;itlio11 on th1:. ·' ~ h l Profl·-.:.ronal l3nu!>1'a1>-4o•lo unit a s 1ls own prrva e lo,·cly 1 UR. ~·~ ba d l /I Your own home on u Lovt!ly large 4 btdroom. yard Walk lo beachl.':. & home Hl..r 552·7.lOO 494-0709 rng or the j!ar en l'omp I ls total commission you pay for q ualified real estate when you lis t personally with Charles Quintard, Realtor for top.dollar snles. Number one (#1 )in dollar \'o\ume for listings sold in lfJ74 by other firms, Over 5000 s alespeople & all 9 Orange Counly·m~ll1plc lislin& boards available la r ge c orner l o t . Profcs::.ionally up · s h op µi ng . Large 3 ____ _ __ mcnlsttwrndoor·uutdoor Professionally decorated ~rat.led . i''loor to t'elhng bed rm. 212 bath owne r's pn1c 1-;1J TO SBLL' B) '• OPl·:N SliN. :!·5 llig .tlmoi.pherc or th rs 4 -d & ul 1 600 c.I f' ' I ct · h t h BH bc<lr·oom. :J It.1th l;11 nily ms1 e o · · ~ .. rir eplace . ~pol ess unit Price rr g . owner T1o1on sc . .\ fam. home. ocean view of luxury hvin~ wllh all k1t 1:hen. Large y ard. LllM!ral fmaneing ava1la Fnm·rm, bllns. crpts. :mn. btudro rm, ~ha , 4 home. Sl'C ~hat's !'!row· the ext ras. Would you Ncur schools. !.hopping & ble. Call anytime. drps , xtra l>lonlge, 'Int garages, trg sunderk. 1n1ot arnund this $l3J,OOO bell c ve on Jy $49,900'? r r e e wa y , l' r t: s L 1 g e SCOTT REALTY cond. E·Z a cces!> Ln lkc. $7!1,500.: 1414 Ma r V1!.tn bar1g~~S Coast I lwy. Hurry, this won't lasL neighborhood. $46.\lOO 536•7533 F acrl. Clo~t' to SC'hls. Way "' Call 968·3371 or 546·17a.t. owner anxaou.s. Submit $56.~. s:ss 7957 * N H . v l c To n La~una Beadi -• 494·0749 .. ~ youroffer. 7Blockst0 1..-ach HUGO'S :~BR.2baCON SPYGLASS HILL New Bedford Owner tra nisterred & anxious to sell bjs 4 BR. 3 Ba. (am1ly-rm upgraded 2 sto r y h ome. Only $159.900. Fct'. 20 Mission Bay Or. O~n Sun. 1·5. CALL 67J..7'0 I Walker &lee Heal Estate at no extra charge. -------eU in fa rd RIAL TY SINCI 1946 33SS Vlo lido. N.I. Svit• 29S rho.-642-2991• Anytime OPE~ HOUSE 11,52 Corinttt Circle <n ea r N c who pe & Warner ) Su n . 1·5 Gorgeou::. .a UH. 3 &. on· ly ~6:;.!100 United Brok~r:.. tiolt;.741 4 ll is our intent to con· - --- tinue at 3"1> or 4% until CLASSIC BEAUTY prepayment penaltie!> 4 BR . 3 8CJ . Fum · are out I awe <l 1 n rm,Upgradei.1, lhru out California. A/C,. S68.500. Musl Sl'e . VA A . d ask tor Roy. 89R 2tiJti Annraase _Ag;:.._en_t. ___ _ ----------i at S48.00<f fieaul1ful, vn-• BR We stmont Part. cant Mesa Verde holJle. finis hed bonus rm. Lrg CloHtoeveryth.lngAlOS tot VA S~% loDn. Barbados, CM. Nothing $49 ·950. 839-lttTS. 2 on d o.wn . W orl d Real --'-'------- CdM R ·2·cut• 3 + · Estate 556·777'1. OWMER LEAVIMG unlt.i. Xlnt oond. Dnve ' . by 702 Hellotrapc$89,SOO. Owner 2br 2 ba condo. COUMTa'.Y . -New Crpt kitchen frpl 2 Mu s t se ll thi s 1m · Charmll'll 2 BR w /ap· car gar $29,900.-e68·9782 rnaculate 2 slory home. rovH plans for 2nd un· Immediate occup::incy ~. EXCLUSIVE avitllable complete with wa s her & drye r . refrigerator. Extras & 3 Br, 2 Ba. Game Room. upgrades loo numerous OPIM SUM. IJ..I cl06e lo •JI uhools. A11k· to mention. Call now for llJ"s•.a.&.Attl tnat47.950.AMumeP'HA details . 968·3371 or ' -loan. for m~ lntorrnB· ~6·17~. Harbor Vlew HUis. 4 BR. lion call, oan Lee & As· wllb oceno & ~ view, poo ta • u corn o r 1 ot . ...:soc:=.:.:.· .;:..81..;J._l.;,..64~1---- beamed cell .• fem rm.: ev OWNER 3 br. 2 ba. new oH·whlle carp .. rrpl, choice location --... Walker & lee Heal h;tate nr---:-...-.r..11r_..• u.: U111ver. Pa rk Edinburgh J · ed 1· ''lf!Bff!· \Jjml liflH'~ $43,950 Br. 2•12 B.l , f;.im rm , cnLrl DO. Glass hn iv. rm, I-·---·-----d · Id ud dd d frplc,dcck.$67.500. 952•4471(~~)546·8103 3 Be rm!i in rucc, o c•r A /C. 12x17 St ya c OVERSIZl::U l,a r~esl lot in the dcv. Spa c io us back yard. Great 4 BR .• r .. 1m , d ir1. rm. home. Cul d~ sac Co11v c 11 1enl lo e\·er· ylhrn~ OJX?n Sun. l·S. 17773 Santa Cerlrudes Cir. lluntmglon Hesch FERGUSOM Realtors llJ..3821 Ranch ltact.-Pool $35,900 UNBE LJ EVABLE! $35.900 TOTAL PRICE! Ranch style living in a BE ACH TOWN. Enjoy the privacy of YOUlt OWN POOL. Enter your family r oom lhru 3 slid· Ing wall of glass while yo u t'n,oy a PANORAMIC VIEW or th e gro u n d s. ll o mcnl akcr '1t GOURMJ-;T KITCtn:N & i;cwlnR b tH Separ ate port•nt r~ r ea l & children's wmi:. UKR Call now• 142-1154 TARBELL area. Crpt.s. d rP5. stove. on to m str BH. llcaul. fruit trees. Walk to evt•r ya rd. Pal10 Wallpaper ylhmg. Will trade. Rl·d Uiru·OUl. Dccorc1l1.•d l1kl' Carpel. Heallors536·88:16 mo<lel. Imm.le. ~!UIOO. ------S1mpson .. ounn Heall). POOL HOME 552.1800. Open llouse S;1t 1Sun Beautiful 48r w Frml IJR. Nr Heach & 40 :.ic park. Anxious owner re duced pnce by~. !)l)g2 Bo bbie Cir c le. Ag11l. 96~·5-081. LOOK BR~NONEW TRIPLEX EXECUTIVE Townhome Perfot•t for cnlerta1111ng This spuc1ous 4 bdrm . 212 ba th h o m e 1n Un1 ver~1ly Park Cjn be yours for $87,000. RAISOR'S REALTORS 4523 Campus Or .. Irvine Campus Valley Shop Ctr. CALL 833-8600 Near the prestigious Huntington Harbour urea, near beach. Lux- urious 2150 sq rt owners apartment. Includes a jacunl, bidet, 2 wel bars.1--1-U_R_T_L_E_R_OC_K __ sunken conversal1011 area. P alos Verdes Crplc. A JEWB.!! and m any o l he-r .. In a beoutlfu1 selling; amenities. Xlnl t ax eicquisitc3bdml &fam1· shelter . Toi> quality con ly rm .. Prea.ident llome strucllon. 4 p lex a lsu 111 prest1g1ous TUllTLE available ROCK HILLS. Prolesl>. OPl-;N decanted & hi&hly up· FOR lNSPt;C'TlON araded. Larae covered sat & Sun 12 w 6. Corner pullo ror ent.erUlnln& or Pt:urce & Grttn in 11.8 JUSl rcloxlna & Cf\JOylng near Worner & Boin the FABULOUS Vlt:w Chica . Look Properties Don't mlft attma this Inc (714 ) 846 3338 or one! It's o 8~ BUV ut • BL UE l.1'GOON Tl>WN H OUSt:: Furnish ed 2BIC <!ba. 565,000. ·,.HOUSE B EAlrl'IFt;I.. Splrt 1cvcl JBH :?b:.i on double lot. Catheflr:il ccrhni,:s, hrcpk, roa:-.t.11 view ~;,,;oo Tagewater 1" REAL ESTATE 1350 S.Coa1t Hwy. 1 ____ 4_94_-_85)6 __ HolH Ir Tax Shetter O p e o S un. l ·S; 361 Locust. Hetar & ~oo the surr: 2 bdrm. & sep 1uest suite; 3 baths .. 2 Ch111rming 1-bdrm. units over garages. Bricked ~at10 & tret"s. New Cami ly rm/k1lchen: perf<>Cl for a school·aged (am1ly. A steal for $120,000 4 hdrooms-fam/rm Coasthne view & lovely lndscpg /\ bndgc span:. the la c corner lot to it galleria entry, you 'II love ll ! $97 .500 G ... ot Vl•w o..p.x Plus lit'. aue•l apl.: dr11pe1.0wntr. Grapes, f rull trees! $92,500 . $43,900. Jl!M Aucuata, Hwttl .... •n lffdl 1040 -------- 557-4lll Wk~S·5 ~-0567 _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1213~3_'!_7 ____ $98.500 1n c lud1na 1he l•nd! North J.,i.guna; 2 bdrm1. t•a.. hdwd. nrs . 4 car 11ar. ck docks. ll'a nko1 SllS,000 Evts/Wkondal40-U47 Collete Park, 4 Bt. 2 Ba, MINI FARM. 2 BR. Bu SUPERSPYGLASS bltni . l•undry rm. homo on xlra huae lot s Bt w /vlcw. Ldicpd & a.a1o1UJutly landacaped Count ry atmospborc, d u..1 k• d =o && •91 fence, l!ep. aat. 134,500. uptradt · a. ow m •· w /co••rt .., ,. o.K. for Nursery School. Open HPM. S..t/&l.n. t i BBQ. 81 Wiler. 2349 Bier. 198-4121 sur DT. l'olnt Comtll Dr. · OWMEl·SAVE We're bovlng a parly fr1/Sal/SUn J_._ lmmac. s Sr, 3 ba 2 ~tbl'J. Make rcuon a blc ofr. 19931 Brierly. 96t-9230. 3 BH, 2 Ba. Frplc, bll·1ns. llVIMI HOMES. xtrn lge lo\ $41 ,000 Rl"'LTOIS Owner. 963-4339 "' -----CALL 55~7000 Adult Condo, 3 Bt, 1"' S., »Oil PE'M'l1'. nr ocean fc 1bop11. Realtor-Owner ~or493-2ll01. 1~~~~-~~~- • • 41M·1MI •• rr\' f < l"l"f\MI\ . h,11,, I ~ .J ",. Pal.<"" ~~~~~~~~~SPEC IA LIZ.I N G IN Ocean(ront WOO<hc<i,·c . 6 H ESALES AT T llE· Bd, 4 b a. S350,000. SHO R ES, SEA TER· Tc r m b . 7 1:: r,. RACE. MONARCH BAY Own 4!!-1·7156. AND MONJ\ltCll BAY ----. T£RRAt;E Scl'nll.: VW!-. rrom I HJ, 2 ha home. I year s old !:>lllP AllO'\'' Our Sum· S82.SOO Owner4~ -~ m~r "SAii. · rs now rn - -THE I pro~res:.. !:>EA bc:.t buys ~d lOrt.• 111 our "110:\IE BIG STEAL l'UH f " our C,\l'T \IN i\NO YOU OON'TlL\VE .\'OIJ CHBW .m• ""11rni: TO Bi': A. T HI EF lo see loputyou ,\BOAHD" the value m Uus stnkrni:: contemporary 4 BIJRM .. 3 BATH HOMK Dcl<11lt.od urch1tecture w1extcrrur of wood, Palo:-Vcrdl'f> Stone. etc. Located high up on Laguna's r~med OUR NEWi:;ST. Move right in. Beaut. appoint· c d 4BR t o be :.old rurnii;h ed . Ocean vu. SIOS,000. tuv1era co:lsthne w1lh an :13592 HAL YAHO. \ ac OUTSTANDING VIEW 3br2l>a lsty ...... $.r>S.000 Oi'"' S ADDLEBA C K MOUNTAINS & Tll E :!3852 MAkM/\RA BAY VALLEY HELOW. ZBr.den,prlv .... $58,000 Spacious liv. rm. nppro:< 28 rt. long. has WtX>O :13441 PER IWINKt.E HEAM ED CEILING. Vac 3br,fnm .... $86.900 CENTER FIHl!:PLACt-: S ET I N WAI.LS 01'' 23781 HOBART RAY GLASS. leads to paUo & As me?'. •. 3BR . ~.~ lath house. Stepsaver kitcht'n h ni. BILT·IN 3301 rt:RIW1NKL£ I< A NG E . 0 V f, N. ~l. 4br Cam.Vu .. $39,950 OlSllWSllR & LAUN· D R Y A H E A 33SS1 WINOJAMM&R W WASHER & DRYER. Cor loc. 3br ..... $89.$00 opens to LARGE f'AM RM with w()()d ~amc-d 236S6 TAM PICO dr re1hn1C Thus bcllc:r bwll studio ....... $92.SIOO home is the best buy we huve, offcrtd forooly $69,950 PUU PtttCl SES TODAY,! GONE TOMORROW'! MISSlOM llALTY 118$ So. Ost Hwy, Laeuna PhoM494-07JI 23'731 MONTt-.:CO BAY Ocvu.38R •.•.. • 331~1 MAG Eu.AN Qllld catm •Bil ...... '1M•, ... y ... .-ue. 4f J .. zl I J 4~4: r .,. IPI OAILYPft.Ol Su!M!!y.Juty13.t975 H1•n,_.. ......,..,~ 2000'llKeMeProp1rty 2000 btcOIMPNperfr ·ZOIOA..... Hwn~!-··~ Ll--... I ............................................................................................ ·••···•••··••·········· ••·••••·· ........... . '·l• ..._.",...,. Ho.ts.HF.rs. HM'"'°"s. r..ca ....... ,. 1076 Haetnlttreitlwd e .... M .. • uu • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 5 UNITS. ocean view, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• L19'•1 H..... I 052 Newport tea l Nt Hewpori le«il I 069 yrs old. Bl~n.. crpt.s & Q.wral l I OJ ·······-·············· ••••••••.•••••••••••••• ••••.•••••.•.••.••••••• macnab/ Irvine drp,. 1 unit w/3 br, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• N~WPOl\T Hla dupt~x. i OPEN HOUSE .. Sun. ~~ ......... ~ JUST USTED I ba, frplc. Annual moo CHEAPIE l br. $95 •• utU br, Cn<:d Y•rd. 00 s>et..i.. l·Spm. ll380a Paseo del * * H 0 T ITEM * * Builders own bc•ut. res ty $13,980;· Price $121.000. pd, N.8 . Also 2 br. Lag. Pref. m arried. SZ2S. Campo. L.clU\a Nigue l. 3BK, Cam rm, 2Yaba + 1130 Victoria St.., C.M. )leach, $225. uU I pd, 673-3'.lSG SM AC K ON 1-· A 1 K. room w /separutc entry. 979-5099 slnales. peu;. CctM l br + 1---------- W A Y •• 4 Bd r, 2 ~ U<t , JUST LISTED 1-'•niastic: ocean vlew. pool, single or couple. BR, 2 Ba. nice 1d. '32;, hm. Rm, t'ormal Dan "Ori' ginal Bluffs" pluish landscaping. IMCOMI _ ~--Newport Hitttts 3 Br home Also walk to willer N.B. 2 Nr. Pluctnlla & Wil60o. Rm. F r p l , Wot Bar. GREATOCEAMVU. _,,_,,......, + duplex. $81,000. Call . b 963·1'1'17 M3(1v Extra" .. '-'~ to "P . V R raor-•s Owner ,,.6 .. ""l br, $20S. Ocean view l r, ---------~ "' ~ .. SINGLE LEVEL J ear old 4U , 2ba. -•• ,.,.. . .,.,.,, . $12' .• utll pd, N.B. Agt. BR furn 'd., close to •• prt:1:1ate .... $l~OOO. huge family yard. Only MOlaU Fee. 979·8430 :shop'g arc~. schls. Cul SHl ti;l.O 3 Ill, 2 IA1H a.> UMrT $.53,900. Pri(•<..'dtosell ! 3-STOIY DUPlD.. dti-ti.tC st. Chlldreu REALESTATE $57000!' AA.REALTORS St eps t.o beach! Near new -3 HOMEPA.RK IGIM>alilHd ll06 welcome. w /consid"r :u 8ThaliaSl. • • lOOW .Mariposu bedroo m s, 2 baths each unit. NearHemet.300Spaces ••••••••••••••••••••••• puts . $350 mo °'9'1 MO'Ja. 1951 511.~PEMIRU~I~ VII-~ •--Lt.a• Aaoss the~t. from Beamed ceilin r1S -rantast1'c Ocean plus 22Huturesites. Will 1 &2 BORM. llOtJ~ES DI SCOVERY R Et\ L MOH.ARCH IAY "'" .,y _... .... _.... ' Albert.sonsMkt. .,, tradeforfarming ranch REAS. R£o;N'l ESTATE,645-5045 ~xol1c ocean view, 4000 HASTINGS & CO., Realtors s~n t:l~m . 49'l ·2100 ~l~~o%. 7Ii~~~ielfa~e~~Y !:t~~:s~ Rea1~o'~LGRUN~1I6161 675 . 6921 S•P· HouseE-sl• sq ft near new 4 br titds It"-640•5:.::.::t:a.EY-'--San Juan (K.57) Corotta de l Mer 3122 wanted. Ask for Duvid -.. .._..,, C ~ 1078 6UNITS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br. 2 ba. range, Cpb . Th L N c ....... at.a-GfU$frano . • drps. S32S. Sil8·74.17 ompson, .. o. --r ••••••••••••••••••••••• F.asls1de Costa Mesa. Jn. EXCEPT IONAL I hr -496·2413or49.3·3:134 eve ~ 2 STORY. ,1 Br home. 2,i "OCEAHFRON1' DW'LU.. di v1du a l houses in a co!DP· furn'd, incl. '~'V. 3 BR, p6ol. trplc, palio & Missioft Viei·o I 067 Newport leach I 069 H•wport leach 1069 ba. lge. yd & deck. <'lose 2 .bedrooms each unit. Commanding country setting. Dy ap· ut1ls. grdner. Qua I d. · view, no pets. l child ok. to S'""hool · ·hopplnn & View -011 sandy beaci.. Vacat1·on polntment only mature adll. only, no, 979-8190 ; 556·i 77'7 Mimi. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ b. ti) b h •L pets. $275 mo. l,_se . --·-------- By owner, 3 Br. deo, 2 Ba, HARBOR VIEW HOMES marina. $t>S,OOO. 493'5196 ere year-round! Asking $149,000. II aaum~I 673-1265 Mi!:SA VERDa ~ BR.. ~ vlew home. Air, all up-Open Sat. Sun. l2-S, 3 Br. I .. YFROHT •IBR, 2ua. 1800 sq It, Vee Stinson 642·8235. (K.58) Plact1 Ua. crpt s. drps, bltn:.. grades.$51,900.830-799'.l Fam.Rm.Rdcdforsale. "' playroom. patio , Pr -a.a-VIC.FASHIONhilod,dlx. Avl. Ju ly 1.5. $395. ..... rt•-.. 1069 $73,900 1943 Port Nelson. lyOwH,...FeeLand landscaped, Lge lot nr IALIOA DWLEX. ~..-... a · 2 Dr, 3 Ba, 2 sty. 2 car w/water & 1grdnr pd "ewpo -ac Ca rmel Mod. Agt. •DOVERSHORES • bch. As king $54,000. 1400 ouar,s~-~r20 ·,1.~," g::rr .• w·/d, util pd. 979·7836afl.6 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• "~1.5032. · On the beach -c lose to Balboa pier ' · --•"'""/mo. summer. Yr·•----------,,.. 4300 sq ft, 48drs. each lmme d . occupancy. ..,...., BA YFRONT with priv. bath. Curved 493·3893. -g r eat sum mer /winter rental 4 4 Sh a r p u 11 l ts. round begins Oct l~t, at 3 BR. 2 BA, duplex. ap. 2 Cu:. tom Homes . HELP! Owner Motivated. Wrought Iron staircase. area! $115,000. T om Queen 644-6200. 6QXCjf'OIS:. Good area. $38Scleanm1·nog .. $500675~~url/1(t2yl3&) PF1~roexpla2ceOs?.O Rsedqe. crort.at~ Price reduced $llOOO. Up· Lge formal dining room, ** ENJOY THE WID (K59) 1 l ,. 1 uc.• BALBOA PENINSULA graded 4 br. 3 l>a Har~r walnut pan'lg thruout. OPEN SPACES of this • o a c e 782·ll5Sanytime. ed. Plumer St. $375. mo Excellent location on the View hqme. Own your Visit by boat or mlrcar . Ranch·style home. 4BR rrope rti •.s . l7 I 4 J u ........ a....,.. le h ~ 1 '40 w /gardener. Call Robb, Bay&only '-:.blocktothe own land. CaJI Broker No traffic on wknds. 2ba. paneJ 'd ram rm DUPLEX -COIONA DB. MAR. 752·1920 """"""JI'°" ac ~ !>40·8833 weekdays. ' Ocean. ~<tch home has 4 ~·8586. · w /w e t bar. beaut . Tw 4 bed · ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm s. ,, baths & $315K 20<;( dn. Open 2·6 O room uruts -4000 sq. ft. 1-..a..·-tri% ,3 Br. home nr bch, pvt. 3 Br, 2 ba home Mesa Sal&sun cc•a 158n tds cpg. n ight·l1 11 ht t h t Wood --Gallery, 2 fireplaces. BLUFFSTwnhouse . .a br JJJMorniiig·S~t,"°a.rl "ne system. be aut. ap~nt· -own .o~se ype. Sy W/open p.--2100 patio, frplc. Nice yard. Ve rd e . $395 m o we t bar. u ILra modern Canyon Vu. sd 1ls. PoOI. ,a mt·nt:. a nd room for pool beam ce1hngs. W a lk to park, tennis ••• ;.-.r;~ • •• •••••••••••• SJOO/mo. 675·5810. Owner. Agenl. &12·5000. • kitchen & pnvate pier 212 ba. $ti7.000. O"or. BLUFFS CONDO too. SI 19.950. & beach. $12~500. OPEN SUN. 1·5 1-..acom-•~ L-1-ach 3148 IMMAC .. newly decorat- 1-'ee la11d . Sec at 1200 494.3973 UUNI> 1u;ALTY INC. P .M . 714 GOLDENROD. (K60) nu-.... .._.,. ---z-·-"" East Ha l boa Blvd .. or --------"X " Pl~n . 3 UR, 21."2 Ba, 27812 f''orbes Hd. Sale or lease 3.000sq. fl., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ed. 3 br. 2 ba. pool & c<11l 675·!Sl20 ror mon~ de· MOUNTAIN VIEW beaulllully upgraded, 532 Laguna Niguel. 831 ~H 1 zone M· 1. Xlnl for It. Sharp ocean view conLCm· patio. ~50. Isl & last -I t~t1ls. Bluffs Condo-(.; Plan. CanC'ha Open Sun. 1·5. OCEANFRONT DUPLEX. mfg, adm , or rep. 2 porary home 2 Br. 2 Ba, SIOO. t..:. B. Gardener & ----2200 sq. ft. Hk. 3b..i in S71,900G73·i 601Agi:nl Santa Ana 1080 ~alboa P e nins ula _ 180 degree T~ilets, heat, A/C. On de n. furn ex~ept Bdrm. pout maint. incl. 2217 ----------1 beauliful Sunny colors. ••••••••••••••••••••••• View _ 4 bedroom , 3 bath unit + 2 Placentia in Cosla Mesa. Avail Aug. al $375/$-100 Raleigh Ave. ~·ti797 or Grand Openl.Og Upgraded throughoul. 1206 Essex Only suoo do"11, 3 Hr. 2 Will trade for Orange per month depending up· 631·00ijg :.woo Quedada. $74,000 Ba, 2 car gar. lmmed. bedroom 2 b a th unit. Furnished. County homes. Own bldg on No. of tena nts call -------- NEWPORT VILLAS firm. 644·6513 WESTCUFF Occ upancy. 542·0038. W a lk l o s hopping & P avilion. & have' tax s helter too. 499·2109 Eves & wk.nds . LARGE 3 br. fam rm. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 ----Harriet Perry 642·823.5. (K61) Only $67 ,500. LOW or Mr. Brubaker at f ~plc. d.ining /kitchen. Condominium Homes 3 BH. LARGE Family rm. Out.standing, 3 BR. 3 Ba, D 0 W N · L 0 W 546·0601 during working Ex .. spaciou:; yd, covered u\ Prestigious MA NY extras. Open Din·rm. Fam·rm, Liv· STEAL! INTEREST. hrs patio. bltn bbq. $325. Westcliff area house 11·5· $79,SOO. 1807 rm w /dual frplc·s looks one of these 2 bedrm, 2 '42-'235 644-4200 r ACIFIC · Open house 2115 Orange. o rNewportBeach Port Seabourne Way. out on prav. s unny patio. bath Condos. Very few 901 Oo¥•0five t644MKArthw REAL ESTATE 3 BO hous e. half blc lo _!>4_S.._304_o _______ _ $42,000 to $44,000 NB. Ho m e r e c ently r e · lefl at only $19,950. 10% Newpot1 Beach, c.u1orm. t2K3 642·02'00 Beach, $300. a week. 2 DR, 1 Ba, lge patio, sgl 2 Bedrooms,2 Baths LIDO ISLE decorated lhru·oul . Down , completely re. 497·Z26Sor497·1lS6eves. ~ar. l Blk from 17th St. separatediningarea Perfect for entertaining. furbi s h ed . As k for Lotsforsale 12200 Hewportleach 3169 $185.mo.548·5879. *Decorator wall to wall OPEH SAT /SUM I ·5 $83.950. Frank. 839·8321 Agt. Condominiums Income Propet"fy 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -'----.------ carpeting I 04 VIA HAVRE SOUTH COAST for sale 1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• N B Bay front fee lot 3 BR 2 B Aug ·Se t OGlla Pon.+ 3226 •Enc losed patio or 4 Bdrm. custom home. ""'"'VESTM~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• so· 1.00 t d I f Be • C a,p bc.h pf . ••••••••••••••••••••••• h I l ' ,,.. .....,., Mobile Homes 2 DUPLEXES La g I t x • ra e or sa e or aut. urn. vt , at. Be S . h BR B bakony wit qua l Y appt s. 549-0812 645-4203 . r .e o . loca l commercial. 6p m 646-5705 aut. panis 3 .2 a •Conltnuou:. cleunrng Formal tlin. rm., library For Sale 1100 XLHT. VIEW Room for more. Bwlder. 642.3490 · · home on view lot. Avail. oven with frpl c .. parquet ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3BR, 2ba, on Bluff':. in 645·8720 Spacious beaut furn. Aug. 1. $375. mlhly. Refs • H d r 1 ~c rat or, 1 ce floors. Sl63,00Q NEWPORT SHORES Custom Mobile llomc. 300 Huntin g ton lkac h , TWO (2) BR HOMES on 1 SAN CLEMENTE lot. on Ocean Vu home. Sept. or Mr. Hoorebeke, 894·7595 m;.iker OLD BALBOA OPEN SUM. 1·4 East Csl. Hwy. Boat slip Jmmcd. pO!-os .. no ciualt · lot. C.M. in good repair.! tRh e b.e a0c.hl, ~~"0001 c0e Oct. $900. 644·0484. Eves. 539·7444 •:.I he<ttl'tl :.~imm1ng Charming 2-s ty. beach 408 PROSPECT available .. Obi carport. fying. Will help fmance. Nice st Moti\'ated seller iviera is· ~. · EIT 3232 pools hou!-oe large room s Beach lovers seu this All aprliancc:. irit•I Ownr./Agt.~3li·~l y -·R It .,..,,61-·1 Lot, excl. Cyprus Shore Houses Unfurnished oro • L>raperies for,'.nai din. rm. Roo~ 2·s~y. 3 bd r'm., open was her & dryer. Newly -eager ea Y ~ ' S35,000. Lots R·l, R·3, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Logburnmg fireplate tor expansion with uay beamed living rm .. sun· painted. Show anytime.3 Br, I':. ba Condo. As ·• t·l l 2BR HOMl::S with R·4,fromS15,000. General 3202 LAKE FRONT·3 br. •At>und <1 nt cl~et :.p:Jl'C ''1cw_ Xlnt l"untl .. room 11y patio: s hag carp. 644·2013. sume6"'-'0 .$24.500.$9500 enclosed garages on':! CALLBERTHAHENRY ••••••••••••••••••••••• alri1:1m. central air , ell> w1Lh m1rrore tl dosct r 1 or bobat. bctc 1 .t&D~rs Walk to beach, tcnni:> LOOK!ATTRAC'TIVE down.HB646·~-acrclot.Rm.formore. REALTORS 492·4121 FREE FREE pnvil.S395mo.581-1881 doors $;~~ ay cac 1 pier. ct:-. & pools. Reduced to 1 Br, Adult Park. Nr. ;lk~~~~;eE ~e~~li'Si2~ ATTN. BUILDERS •Professional Service• 2 BR • 1 'f.i DA Condo. I 184· 1256 LAWS.ru...1 S52·500 stores & bus line. Pool. llEFUllllSHED Two adjoining lots <AP· *' .a .._.DLORDS• Rancho Viejo. Air, all. RuffandRood "'" DAVIDD.CARLSOH $4,500.P vt.Pty.548·1915 in San ta Ana. New 3BR, & lS) um. Gc.J. prox. 124x380) zoned ~". gar, pool, cpL & drps. NEWPORTB~ACll REALTY 67S.4562 REALTOR 833·9293 .._ f-_.....1_ 1200 drps/crpts/stove/paint. cond. 556.61 .. ,1 County R-4 with ocean Ho••f111ders * 848·8500orS86·9563 Calif. 92660 "'creaqe or-2 Bed /2 b th C d Yeager Realty · R 'di · 642 9900 Sales offl·c~ <>hone HARBORVIEWHOMES NEWPORTISLAND ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm a on os -----view. api yapprecial· • r.-·-t. VI" v 3234 ... -.-• o n l ovely s pacious 19 .._.IT ing area. F ul.1 price C<\lifornia'sLargest rv1111 aan a ie,. 714/645-8373 4 Br 2 Ba F .R. Montego OPENHOUSESUN. grounds. Only $19,950. Un 5 $75,000. VOGEL CO., •RentaJService!• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DIRECTIONS: From the on oversize corner lot. 3901 MARCUS 1500 ACRES Ask for Frank, 839·8321., $190,000. $29,38-4 Gross In-Realtors. 548·9346 ' Professor on leave, 10 Ne wport Blvd. }o'rwy Fee land. For sale by Pier & Slap -Duplex 4 FREE 0 CLEAR Agt. come.CM. Bkr.871·5151. M t . D~-& H.B.3br,2ba.kids,pet mos Jse avail 8/l Mid·, south to 17th Sl., turn left own 'er •. J 7 3 0 Po r l Bdrm 2 Ba up, J Bdrm 2 • OUft a111, W"11C1"•• H.B. Pool, 3 br, kids Aug ust. Mode~ immac. on 17th to Rutland 11 Westbourne Pl. 644-0472 Ba dwn. Open 1·5 Sat I 32 UNITS Resort 2400 DANA Pt. 3 br, Cam rm, 2 large, 4Br, 2ba w /OR. block past 1rvane Ave), Sun. $175,000. Owner-TRADE SELL· r>Ultlexes/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• b a, frpl, kids, pe t , FR & Dkfst rm. 2Frpk, turn left J~th:. or block to sc~glass-HVH Hms Agentti75-1972675-4-073 . • Units sale 1100 Award winning pride of Sun Valley, Idaho. 2Br. + gardener. patio, fruit trees. Walk to NEWPORT VJLL,"'. 5 • F IL 3 «ar gar. OPEN SUN 1 5 00 I Be<iut1ful tree covered ••••••••••••••••••••••• owner"hip all a·dultun1·ts. loft. 2ba .. Fully eqwpt N.B. Save S40. mo. 3 br, 3 schools & shopping. $J'J,j \J Vie w. upgnl'd. Hy owner · : 1 I(' 111 h1lb & meadows. spnng. J b k'd · I · I d •· W l D NB J l:Hl h with g r c<1t an·ess . HEW4-PLEXES Scheduled ip c o m e modern kltch. All rec a. 1 s.pet,singes. Lpcs gar ener a aer. EASTBLUFF lmmac. 3Ur. l>en, llcaul decor & lan d ~cp 'g S84,500 Own1::r G·IU·~U:!:i Open Sat 1Sun I 5 2\llj Catalpa St. LIDO ISLE 21 2 Via Quito Lg patio. 3 Br,. 2 Ba. s un- deck. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. $89,500. Dy Owner . 673·7491 REDUCED $7,000. This b each duplex / triplex has Just had , another price reduction Only 10 ', down and owner·:; anxious. Ju:.l time lo get thosr great Summer rentals. Si0.000. ~0-1467 c~ii 645:s5ss. agt~ onw Perr(' i· t r o r s ma 11 .. near the ocean Coo<l S 6 7. 2 ti 11 . P r i l" c d al facilities avail. S200 wk. S.A. $155. 2 br, ahild, pet. Refs.~~r. 8'&2-2779. NEWPORT ----<Jl"rca gc & recreation lax :shelters. apprccta· S1700UO Call 675 ·9 139 !<H SA.•At.·F3eber .. 2ba.cruld,pet. Tl8UR,ON' CbndQ, huge j * OPt::N SAT.SUN 1 5 t~ sub-d1v1sion. 8 hrs from lwn. Sll0,000. &up. ' availability. ~ HOMEFIMDERS BR, 2~ Ba, Fam·rm. dbl WATERRlONT ~~l~g~~~J~·.Nvt~;~~~~: 0 .C .. 4 hrs from La:s l'rim·ipabon.ly please SALEorlease Mt.<..:ahin, gar.fresh painlthr u-out. 4 BEDROOM Veg;.is, 111 magnificent unfin'd . 0.5.t acres. fruit '* 642·9900* $.150. 963·89lJ /Or962·2554 Owner dc:.p~rate·lmmcd h 4 U.._.ITS G.a· On the water with occ. s;>i,400. Agt.&15-37i7 :southern Cta . Several ,.. trees. shrubs. fenced. In HORSE ranch 2 br H • •--&. ~ -uew private pi er & float. --devclopmenls ne;irby. beaul. Morrell Canyon • • •h'")ton--... .240 A very ch a rm i n g WESTCLIFFVILLAS Close to Cedar City. REAL TY INC. VA assumable loan. 10•.~ 'h mi: off Ortega Hwy: ~~:le: ;:.~1~~~: ~iS!: •••••••••••••··~··••••• nauti cal two s t ory OPENOAILY ~:;dajsti~:!'o~.tik~~gs 714/846-1371 down.Scheduledincome 7.4. 2~ m1 . E . o f pels.singles.Try t.his2 N~w carpet, drapes .& Newport Ileach home & No.4&No.14.Bcaut.2Br, , ~.780.Pricedat $.55,500. Cap 1 s t r an'!. br, $lJ5., singles, pets, pamt.48edrp>,.2baw1th way of life. Just reduced 2La CON DOS. Lovely S4 o.o · Per acre· W i 11 Houses to be $32,000. /$8.000. dn. See c .M. Also unbelievable DW. Frplc. Xlnt area. thousands. Priced to sell gardens & pool , where divide. lr?de fo r inc. rno•ed • 1900 Sundays. (714) 98.5-6523 Lag. Beach 2 br,. $225 .• $355. mo. 96J.45m Bev or Call 546·2313 for an in· you own the land. Adults pr~p .. T .P . s or sell with••••••••••••••,.••••••• wkdays aft 5pm. util pd, pet3-ok. CdM 3 br, Joe troduct1on. only. Loui se Baker , grea t t erms. Rick kd · -.----.------uPrrvr11.., .. 'lluf1 •u1 1"•1• 645.2848 Agt. UN ITED Alderette,Rltr,547-6469 U I CK sale! 24x40 Motel·l2Units plushome. garage~ is, pets ok. HUNT. HARBOUR Lux· ! redwood building to be By owner . Lake Isabella. A.nd swim P<>?l C.M. 3 br, urious Condo. 4 br, d.en & ·. BROKERS. 646·74l4 34ACS13600 Ff' mdoved. All offers con-OCEAHFROHT $95,000.-$30,000. do wn. Fkids, pets. singles. Agt. 3 ba. Boal slip, tennis, ·· .. 1 .. · .. · Tall trees, meadows, si ered. Located at The DUrLEX 494·2065. ee.979·8430 pool . $550. Lease. P t ,., se t t I American Legion. 215 F'· . h d f I 213·431·697 1 By OUl>o..I~ v . ...a. men o argc 15th St, N 8 . 673-5070 urtnils eH ; rplcs:, edx nt Out of Co--'u lalboo Pnlttsula 3207 ---------""~ creek on future Hwy .. 44. ren a~· urry ._pnc to rro-...h:" .. ' 2550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Story Townhouse 2 BR C H OICE HARBOR S195 .dn .• $128 mo.lncomePro-.t.. 2000 sell 1m m ed1ate l y! r-"J 2 b · d 1 · • VIEW 836 7202 ~ ., $169 500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M l E l' I h as. be gar .• patio, . ••••••••••••••••••••••• • COMFY CUSTOM os xc~p ion~ om~ cpts, drps, (pie, wet bar, Business Property 1400 7 UNITS-$127,950 MEWPORTIEACH ~n the Point,~ lot. 28 pools. jacuni, sauna, RE•LTY 67.:::1642 4Br 3ba Home, Xlnt hv rrtl, frml. drn rm, 4 l e nn1·s, r1 ear beach, • • • • •• • • • • • ••• • •• • • •• •• ·d·101·111ftft --" c---"' -"' ··~ "r"" -.... 2815 Npt. Blvd .. N.B neighborhood. Lge fami· BR. 3 BA. sunrm, elev, ud ulls, August. $3301 C .M. OFFICE ILDG. 2 Separate Hldgs. Xlnt. ly rm w /pool tbl, cozy garde!'~ & lg. Caban~. lease. 645•2803 968-8495 LIDO IUYS! 1. IP.'IQuail ~ · · · liii IPlac• . . __ , Properti.. , . ., j 7S2·1920 " ' 1400 QUAIL Sf. NlWl>Oll Sl ACl-4 • SUP l::RB 3BR 2ba on, 40" st/st lot. lmmed. oc· cupancy. SlO'J.500! 112 Via lit\ Vim . Open Sun 3 Br, 2 ba , D.R .. super l ge k11 c hen . Prof lund ~ca p t>d w ,sµnnklcrs. Qualily I 5 ' thruoul I blk to pool. •DHAMATIC3BR 2•::ba~ Buyer c an move 1n <!-story on corner stradal before school s tarts . nr tlub. Very motivated $ 74 , 90 O l 83 3 Po rt :.dler SI 19,00o! 12.'> Vial U arm o ut h PI.i ce . HAVENNA. Open SUn 1·5 64U-4tiib l'r1me Harbor Blvd. cor. cond. Desirable Cos ta EASTSIDE frJ)lc in LR. 2300 sq. ft.. l Magnaf1cent panoramic · 3 Sty. l''ine growth area. Mesa loc. All 2 BR, 1 •:; yr old . extra parking, All view of bay. Lease by Sharp 4 BR. 2 BA. bllns. A1r·cond. SC'hed. inc. ba. Avg. u1oosc1. ll.cal·h INCOME for S63,500. Owner. $950 mo. 675·9644 OW. cpts. drps, SJS(). mo. S13 1,214 yr.~.OOO W.sleyM.TcrylorCo. THREE HOUSES AND AALERTRlty,VJSTA or l·538·3998 963-4569963·1786 Wesley H. Taytor Co. Realtors t:i4H910 · A DUPLEX Sl05,(>00. 1·724·5931 Realtors f>.W.4910 -----full price 10<4-> O<>wn· Out f St t Corona del Mer 3222 IT'S SUMMER, the sun i!:t A rare U s haped 1 :.tory 5 Br. 3 Ba. 3000 sq rt, like new. $220.000. Lido Isle. Prine Only! 540-41111 Pri Pty wants to buy direct from owner, 'fixer upper' h"Se 1n Npt Heights. 548·5041 eves or early AM }3ritcingham Rcalt9 1 I .. 675·01:.!J $58.950 NEWPORT HEICiHTS IRA.ND MEW WATERFRONT &al <lock, just reduced Sl0,000. Gl5 Bayside. Owner. 557·4448 DELUXE 4..PLEX Owner will carry Earns 0 a e ••••••••••••••••••••••• shining·Live practically Commercial (i a r d e n G r ove 15% ne t. net Rents can Property 2600 in the blue Pacific. 2 & 3 Property 1600 l"1replaces. pool, l·l, 2·2, beraised. CALL •••••~_••••••••••••••••• H.V. Homes 4 Br, 2 Ba+ bdrm, deluxe·apts, from ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1·3 be droom s. e ncl PRESTIGEHOMES Hawauan.Lolsl2,000 sqrt. F.R .. Spectvie.ww/pool& $275. lo $4-05., some with BA YFROMT garages Xlnt apprecia· R alt 645-6646 Near Hilo. $'l700 each. tenms cts avail. $525. lse. utilities paid. No fee. Call uon area. Only 10% down e ors 646·5632. 644·2877 ; 830·0890 TOBIN REALTY, Office building, s pec· payment. Call 833-3544 . R-al Estat-C-te Mesa 3224 846·1311 tacular view. executive s 1 · I "' ... .... 0 rr 1 c es Red u c e d . Par 10 g n vestme nt DUPLEX. C..M. ExchClftCJe 2100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR, l lh baths, ref rig. in· •VACANT* ssso.ooo. Corp. Two 2·bdrms., l bath:••••••••••••••••••••••• c ld. Vac ant. $275. Per Waterfront Honw BILL GRUNDY WEST BAY ga~age. Sell or trade for HAVE 2 condos, 1 br. 1 ba, Avail July JS, (Col. Pk.)3 mo. Ask for Keith or 3 BR. Fam.r m. comp'ly Realtor 675-6161 lNCOM E HOM ~ UOlls. 1 s t y., nr Cal., State br ,2ba,lrg famrm&ct.in Fay.Bkr.9624411 . Just r ebuilt and renewed od 1 d p · Dana Point PYRAMID Fullerton. $:8>0 equity, rm. Shown by appt only . rem e e to new. nv. New . Ocean view EXCH •~"RS $177 mo., OR .. br, l',_ ba, ..,,,,,S per mo . .,..,.·9731 C&el an 3 Br, H~ Bo, va· from top to bottom. This pier & float. Best terms ---------· "'~ ,. on ..,, '"' Cant Close t S"'h I is the one you have been avail. or trade. OFFICE BLDG.. 10 duplexes from $68,9SO 831 1768 adlt, security nr So. Csl. ' 0 '" 00 s, waiting for. Huge living OPF:N 'UN Air conditioned. 2 Story.I Triplex $1t2,500 • Plaza, $5500 equity, $187 EASTSIDE, newlr d~· s hopping, lrg yard & .. -· HARBOR VIEW I II I • I -~ ; Come any day this weekend from 10-6 and see the remaining new homes In Harbor View. Priced from $70.495. 1800 Port Sheffield Pl. Newport Beach room & master suite, 3 ~17 ~th st'."5 Low maintenance. Well 8un1ts $169.500 mo. Will trade either for coraled 2 br ~Dish 10 garden $350. 968·3404 bedroo ms + 2 baths . Balboa Bay Properties located. l.ols of parking. 34121 Coast Hwy, D.P. 70~0 late model car, etc. same 4•plex. No chlldren or Super 4 bed 2 b th ' Well l""atcd. Hig shade s17:;,'""I. 496·3431 value 638·1769 dogs. $300. Incl. utll. 2653 d rmd, a + "" -&12·4758 or 67S. 70tio ~ \N' • • Santa Ana Ave 6'13--0797 en, crpts, rps, R/O, tre~S. with alley acces:;. Roy McCardle I o...1r.w U ..... ITS As1>umabl~ loan av:-a1la· Can't Sell Due To Taxes. • $350 .. N r Westminste r Callquickly546·2313. East Bluff Tri level home Realtor ISIOHewport "s; " ble on this north Col>ta Trade Custom 3 Br 4 BR, 3 BA Condo. Nr. Mall 963·45698evorJoe r:":::'::''::"i·i•·ij,i;,1;iii!"i1~~ii,,ii,;iiiri· 3 Br. or 5·: 3 Ba , huge COSTAMESA54S·7729 I FOURS&FIVES Mesa 4 ·Plex. All 3 Duplexes Jn Newport Back lJay. $385 mo. No . . [~. ! Family Hm. lOOO 1\lta Hunt BcaC'h. Your lax bedrm, 1 ~4 bath units. Shores For .l!;q in home pets.642·5177 4 + FAMILY+ 2.1~va1I. l6iill~iillllliiliiil Vista . VacanL_:_ 644·8\J95. l•--------1111111 sheltered property in ap· Owner will help finance orTD's 642.3573 8/1. Lse. $350. 6962 l""aula . SanCle-nt. 1076 CAPISTaANO com'! ;0.1 p<edat ;ng 3'eu . w<th mon ;mum down · MESA DEL MAR beaot4 (213)283-1855 ~~;..~~~~~~ . dus level a cre. ~'ry CX· 536-2579 $89,950. Call Mr. Black at A nEMTIOM br, 2 ba, fam rm, frplc, L s--.------ ••••••••••••••••••••••• pos. Sl.95 sq fl 496·1840 ---------545-8424 Assodaled screened patio. Lse $435. ge panish e~ec. 4 Br. R l IUILDIMG 8 u NIJS South Coa~t Broken; DEVELOPERS! Refs. 979·0238 DR. Sludy. F R, 3 car POOL Newport Heights; \rec• hidd en 4 bdrm .• 3 1rJ LOT 8 offices. Laguna Bch. . '. OCE11.o...1v.1w gar. Nr. Scblt. • $475 OCEANFRONT """,,. MESA VERDE; 3 BR. 2 962·3716. HEAi IEA.CH $18,000. gross. Parking Old Rockhouse Ho use B c ls Drpg bl easy m ai ntena n c NorthCostaMcsa,prime 4·1 BR units, prime Hotel in Del Mar. His· rcd'yd~PKids&smallt~38r, 2ba, rt'Plc_.defl:"is· cJ~54:_c;>ill $200,000. Terms. Hart RI ~~d:!!::! ~n1\_; ~~~h~ ~~n~~~tyr~=ia~!!: lorical landmark. tdeal O.K. $395. w/garde;& bw•her ... stOve. ~ ~blld l"or lnlorm<1t.ion , baths: k ilchen blt-rns. 673 7601 with noc*; dining rm., ----··----•I family rm.: shell5tone ----------• frplc. Courtyard entry w1lh lovely pool. $1'1,900 OMTHEIAY DUPLEX$UJ.S.000 CLlffDll 2 Br home $(11.500 JONIS llALTY CALL G> 60·14" ~~-. By owner 3 Bd, 2 ba, l"or Ht•,•rt P••t Offfu CustombuHt, ocean view '* * 671-6210 *. ~BR. 3BA. •"IR. Sep. den. 2 rrplcs. Pool. 3tOO MJ. ft. $14 .~00. 113L Bayporl BAY FRONT Vista del Way. NB Lldo. Spac l8r +l;,ant11 _..:;....-.------ Condo. Sale/lsc opt. own Ch;irm 1n mirrored sun· 175-585.'l s h i ne yellow. 38R. ---2'-'z OA. Fom. rm. 1915 home. quick posaesion. w e ll known San Clemente builder bul It this home for himself & lived In it 10 yrs. Was $69,000. Now r.65.000. 403 E . Ave . S<1n Jua n 5«-421M JUST aioucm SanUago Dr. B~~ut. Duplx nr e/thin~7.500 Out•hndlng location ; Bayc:r~sl area. I rint. 3 Unit fixer s.;9,500 bay(t'>nl a pl.; 3 bdrms.. only ·rrlplx nr bch ~.900 I beth,11 , latt. deck on Sl 4f,SOO 4PJcx.ocvu$129,000 '-'at.er SH.500. Owrner 5 Units xi val $00,500 •anu actiool WAtl.l.R.OMT C~ll Berth311cnry l 1 'J '> R £.Al T 1 . .1. ' H ~ -. 7 JOO * ----- • ; WITH PRIVATt DOCK ReaJlOrs 492-4121 Imm 11c . 38'", 2ba f"et Simple ~rty CANVON REALTY 'HI 4' 22 8f9.2632 I .• _t..;..y_. 4-94-·0-509-·-----i s\udio apts. Annual in-South Coast · Brokers for funky Restaur1mt, waler paid.~l OK. Ac.._, ~ wbl. CowcloMi•i-come $18,720. Priced tor ~584246737m Etc. Sell or tra d'e $3$0 mo. 842~ &etw for sale i m m e di a t e sale a l ' • $300,000. 673-760l Broker 3 BR, I~ Ba, fam Tm, QOOI\ ar S. 8M-~ aft.ec s ••••••••••••••••••••••• SLS8,000. Owner will as· Mesa Verde Uome Sell or .__. ._..._..._ frpkr, cpta, ~rps.~ yd, .-P_._m_._. -------. · h f' · Call e x c h for units -.......... patio w/fru1t lrees. Mesa NORTH LAGUNA stst Wit mancang. Owner/Agent.642·5000: . w ... d HOO dtl Mar • $350. Avall. HUN'J::LAND~ CONDOS ~~~~!!~t~:!:e%~ted ••••••••••••••••••••• .. Aug. 1s t. -545·7913 · CONDO. OceanVlews·2&!bdrm. . * N.B. OCl!:ANf'RONT llVIHICOYI 5'1H295 ' 18R.l\4 m1.tobuc:b. unit.sfrom $S4,000. NEW 4&5 units, studio TRIPLEX •Excellent Ru pons1 ble p'rson t5 ~S250.Ls.e.AstMS-7Ul Call '7r7••m apts, many extras. lst yr re nlal locati~n. Ka~h ~n-would Uke to buy <Sirect ~RJ~~;,P~·t'· hi • WA T E R t R 0 JI •r .,. ~ wrlle·off $HM. Open ltjustrefurb1shedms1dc fromowner .Homeorlot, • c ld, ~nhouae 1n~n house. Call for appt. & out. $16S,OOO. Owner Please call 831-ltOO. rJit 2 B lclds: Ha.rt>our w/3S' boat ·ellp . -· \\I.I .I-:' H 1-. \I I ' A 'l • ~,. .. • '• ' Pr ~ 1 • t • 636-2579 wlll consl~er trade tor • A~T Fir'-200() sq tt. 3 be. 3 b&, uv: !12u.,,~!! Condo. Agt HOUSEWNT'DHOlJSE HOMl .... •S fam,dlnrm_s.Pool.&len· y la ton .,. ""'" l"orC'lo11r,dcllnqOK. n~ I OUIMJ "' Qwik Cash! 67S'8849 •642·'900• ~.! "lc60u . 846·9028 or D•lex Sll.000 5 U .... ITS -· Small dupl ivnot fancy " 8 l JO U Its ~u. M but n•at and clcun 08 ~ Newport Uolaht8. Onu ° Fn • 1 . es,• NEWPORT Riviera Dlx 4 BR, z BA. r~ yd, 2 " block Crom 17th Street ~;,.c~,,_~. or pr ncipa · Twnhse. 3 br. 2 ba, den. ear p r blt.ns OW <:-..... pm. St11rter opportunity · _...,,_., frpl. J 1 t ' · ' • """' w /outst anding terms . House plus two modern &feoo ' o a more. drpe, ~. 962>0\21 OWta Owner 9tarts law scJlool duplcxu. IJy appoint· TRADE 50 acmJ produc· $365. ·49'5or962·T788 ACROSS Fl'Om Lak & ~a~d~~ TJ>~~~/~: Sept. in New York , mcnt only lng Lemon Cro~e. Clear VERY Clean 3 Br. 2 e,, Park ht.)'4 br 2ba.}cir M US 'f S EL l.. Bk r 11 jQua~I CS250,000 equ.lt¥. Shoppin& patio, 2 car lan&e· $32S.. 1ar. uzs. 847 ... sq. ft., 2 bedrm. den, 21~ 962.5511. • enter Properc.y. ~~ M'1·3513or 97~ ba .. fplc, former model. - ---Pllld 2STY TWNHSE.3w '" $3000. Under new units a l DupJu. Lo dn. Add unit.a Pt .... ...t:lea 12 lo 20 UniLL Oefcrr-od ATTRACTlVE2brbouJc:, b•. ,_i,111 c:pt., r-. di,.. $38,SOO. Assumable 7~% poubl, xlnl 1oc. ~ -r"ji.i-1no malnt. OK. Prine. or fnc:d yd, end. prqe. Pvt. paUo, IOOil ate. loln.638·1769. 646-14J4Br. "'4100U1A1Ut.Hf M.ACM brokera.OK.548-7711 $200 • .mo.$41.., -~ • •• 24 •• 2 n:. 5. a p· at· mo bb, U\~ & ; & 217 or m. en red 25 ge sgl St. 26 ••• Ba ail. ef s 59:> 32 ••• br . elu l do, all. ps. 40 ••• & ilh ea. or UX· n& + 10 . t er S· 0 ·' ,. .. ., ~. •• ,. .. ,; ' \ It••" U•fw 'It11d .._., U ..... lllld Home ,_ ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• u..:,,..:""tMd or ~· .............. J~··-·h....... .... ...... ""'---...... lfM leOdt 1240 LOCJlllMt HI--' 3252 ....... • .. ~ .... ~?~~ C ··:~·· ••••··~··-••• : .... ••••••••..-.•••••••~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... !d?d!f _ __. .... _.1u ......... tr:-1_3.;.. . .;...t9.;...7....;;5'-----------..::0:.:Al;;L.:.Y.:.Pt.:.:L:;O::.T.:.-.:.i=D:.:s• ....................... .... ~ Oln. MHe lll4Coste Meu 3124 ...... ,......." t..oc.h 3140 ... t t •L...&.-• ••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• ""!: ............... ~· ,...., _,. SulftMtr ltnt• 4 2 00 Offk4t letttal 4400 Wt.1..K to bch Nr. new 4 owohouse-2 BR. 2 Ba, NEWPORT IEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• •••• br, 1\11 ba, dbl gar .. fncd (fl)l_c. dshwhr. 2 rcncl'd Summcr&yeurly leases s I 00 IOMUS H.wPfrl hadt 316' UALBOA PENIN. PT ; yd, bllns, cpts. drps, pa_lJos. Pool. Gar11ge. 3 From $650 Month ••••••••••••••••••••••• Od1nble duplex, upper, ... ~,I»=~~=· garden41r incl. $330. (213) mt. lO beach. Unfurn Qr llLL G I UHOY Medi· terranean v1·11age Guaranteednorent 1 BR condo in lux. S!HH'io u s, tll~. cpt , •Ml iii~ .. •34·7624; <714)536·:&18 partially furn. Ctuld or R.aitor 67 S.&l6f increa&eml97~ bayfront a dult bld g d 11hw ~h1 L>•~pot-ul , LEAS& 4 BR, 2 Ba, crpls pet ok. SlSO. 5$1·5953. Pool. Bi.I. Perun • many thermo ht•al Sommer or orps, frplc, orw. lndl.c p: On N!11uel Golf Course 2 OH IUCH extras. S27S. mo. 548·969S ~ng.-r. G7~1 2039 ~:::.:: ~ NEWPO«T 8f.A(..)4 ' '"•',....,,I" ,>t•.-e • .._. '• ••e ••• $375.mo.213~1·5804 Br, 2 Uu , rclnJ? w/1ce •WalltowaJlctffPt:!ts.drapcs EASTBLUFF·Beaul opt NEWPOHT Sll'Pb l o .t'•..i•-~· make r , self cleaning TownhouH G l th W ll · B<trhc lnr rrom S24S BR 2b bl f I .. be ch 1 ? •· 4 b St".. ./ ~ .. _,.,.. J BR. 2 BA. all'bltns. z C:<1r oven, A/C, water softner Unfurnished 3526 • L'irrass1c 0 a cove rings 2 Br. 1&2 Da r1 oin ws !atioi>. 3 P<>@1 °:~air~~ to~so.~~ a4t:w~/ YoJ ~::;..-·i:-.... garage, fncd )'ard. Kid:. Wll b h Cr /drye r , ~:ns ••••••••••••••••••••••• /Ir ep aces Ph O:l.35 .., ... ok. No fee. $310. mo. Isl leusc. 494-8575 day!>, HUNT. llBR 2 ur. 1 ha. •WetBars •Winteratthe ~:1l'l1 :S4 4 · OCl!:ANt-'RONTl~g. Bch Call M1. Howe rd • 645·6\0 \ Pioneer Hlty, 842·4\A!l tJ73·7 1~8 eve. & wknds bltnb, nu drP!> & pool No • Bui ll·in' Oishw a s hers ls bcuut1ful 3 BR. 2 BA, fph'. bltn~. 2 Br. $250 wk. Great ---- A VAIL. AUG. 1. --Newport leach-3269 1>ct.s. S2SO mo. SIU 8tl44 • Be~mcd cei.lihgs, wood paneling ·~ii~:'~ ~:1~~aJ(i~et:.a· :~~ gr:~·· 11a::i~si1~~· locution 5J(i·OJ21 WAT-ER_FR_O_MT __ :I Bedroom, 2 bath hom<.' •h•••••••••••••••••••• Duplexes Uafum 3600 •Privat e patios and balconies •Lur.ie privutcdccks 642·0596 Wllb carpets, d~apes, uis· TOWNHOUSE 2 ,br. 2'11 ........................ • Heated swimmingpools •24 Hr Se('UllLY Lido h ie loyfrnt N•wport leoch hw~sher, bullt·ans & dou b a . tJ o o I . bl l n :.. Sl~ 3 BH. 2 llA, pvt yard •Night lighted tennis courts •Healed l'oob s~una:, 2 BR. l'), OA. bltm., nr ti Ur w /Slip. SUmm1:r or 1-;xt>cuuw om r1•i. ble car gnr. i1nd morc. wai.h1dry , gar. No l>t:ls & i::arnl(c 1':1 Mod4.Hla •Gy mna"1'um and ~auna."' •Assi!Jncd covtr·cd Hoag Hosp. /\dul~ No Yrly 67~·47111 /9'Jtl 0163 ~150-$225 Month CI OlH: to o c c <tll, n r . G75·tll88 area li3tl·otl71 "' .:;> .~ par1' ing ~ts. $?'l5·$250. U42·<13R7 V 11.:w or l>oat:. & walci Magnoliu & llam11lon •Secur ity system s •Addllionul frt..-c park111~ -BAI.BO/\ Wl..ty, mode1 n J BILL GRUMDY $375. mo + :i~unty de. OLU FFS CONDO :J BH. A. . •Fair I lOusing •~l aid serv ice avail. IUCHARDS·LlOO arl'a, 3 hr $225 .. tia1:h. $1 00 Hl·ultor S75 tHl>I posit. 1''RANK LEARD 2 ' ~ BA. Hcuut dl·corat porlments FurniWd • l''urn1lurc :iva1l Ur, 2 bu, ~ar. Upstairs. I' ark 111 ~' 67 S 67 12 Agt. Ph: 5<16-9950/EYc!,: cd Partial Back Buy .. !•••••••••••••••••••• 1wt. Adults. :>35(). mo an t.i7:t I~ FULL SERVICE 546·3419 ' view. Avail 8/1/75. SS25 Balboa Island 3706 U~WURNISH EO Open t.1 1"10 li c.:lud ulil. Yrly. 673 ~1 EXEC . SUITES per m o 97!1·7422 Mrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• BED 00 Sat 10·5, Sun 12 S BAL. Pcnin Oceanfront "DULTcondo2br,l'h ba, K111g wA·r.trnl"rlONT .3BH.J 1 R M EASTBLUFF3Br,28a, rurn. Cott or apt. Avl FROM$180 l yr old. ~. Mariner -Ba, l-"am & Liv. Km, 1 BEDROOM & DEN $l30. 2 Br. 2~ Ba, $330. now Wkly. 67J.U~ A . -1· C 2 BED Hu t1•--'on 640..5296or644·77tl'7 irpurt Area 833 J&IO Cove on Newland Ave tg cmyon Home Deck, pn pier, yrly.$GS() ROOM n '"!j' -----968·2297 'For Lease Ava1ISent 673-7228 2 BEDR00MTOWNl10U~E •fi · OnBay,2 BH,2 Ba ,l'ool. NORTHCOSTAMb:S\ ,., .:;> Paci IC LIDO Unique Ch arm! patio pra beach No i •RUGE, NEAR NEW • 4 1CA LL644-6378 C o r o tta d el Mer 372 2 1\ spcc11tl secl1on for thoi.e with small pet:. 0.:aut. decor'd. 2 br, lg. pets. S1200.~o.67s-4Sso Medical /Dental :.ulle, d i110cean Ave bnckpatio,frpl.67S.6359 --_ , 9SO:.qfta\'a1l lstfloor & family on lovely BLU l-'F S 38.R 2'~ba , ••••••••••••••••••••••• A ultsOnly · (714 )536-1487 BLK. to Ueuch Newc.A.>n - Cand I e w ood Ori Ye . FRJDR. $425. mo .. yrly EXCl:!:PTIONAL 1 br rcn· orr1cc Open Daily 10 to 6 : 30 Near Hoag Hosp. $275. do. J uc uu11volleyball 1100 SQ fl gen I ok !tjlJl'l'. Minimum care yard· ~ Bkr.559·l6ll t a t ror p a rti cu l a r , (714) 557·8020 Managed by mo. 2 BR. 2 Bu studio. Slps.6 s 12s wk 9611·5700 $345 ~~ Am1:ll· .11rki,: rose bushes. $495. mo. l fl . mature adult Look un 2400 Ha rbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Calif. W1ll1am Walters Co New cprts, drpc;, l>ltns, ----Mr. 0 Kl·tft'. :>1.1 !It.IX mo.Availnow.Call Stan arborView Home,4 llr. de r f'urn'd . Hou:.c:.3122. ---D /W , w s hr & dry r OCEA.1,IFttOMT • • .. Meyer, 556-617 11 ~9·1366 2 Ba.•nr. :ill school::>. park 673·1265 CL~AN 2 br, 2 ha, nice ftookui>. No pets. 4243 S haw :. Con'. l.a j!una 300 !)Q I' I ~rµl!t.'d~p> agl :Odl.la~~~?1~n~,15~o';,;;;,. C osta M-;;;--3724 Balboa Peninsula 3807 LOCJUfta lecach 3848 area. liltni. Child UK. No Dana Rd. 6-12 73'b1 lleul·h.4 Bctrms. 3 bJthi. ~5tii~lJ;~" l.1ll 1>U1 _1:w .......... 3 244 <.iard incl. ~33· l!llil. • ••• • ••• •• • • ••••• •••••• •••••• ••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• pct:.. Sl6S t mo. 9ti8·!1l7-t OCEAN FRONT, I 8H, yr · Call for dl'laib ••••••••••••••••••••••• -"· LOW RATES B<i y lronl-OC'ean View. l BR, utilities paid. Sl25. ~EW d~lu c. beach area, ty tse. all uul's pd. $325. ~UU~ER ASSOC. R ENTALS Hcaul.BluH:.Condo •Mud w&l l'l'/\"t~ luxury 2 Hr <!Ba Condo p e r m o . Nr. Ocean . Br, 2 Ba ,.closed gar. 1 675·3!1i3 llOJN.Ci.tllwy,l.;iguna • . . . 3 BR. 2' ~ Ua . sn:.i 1 ' v d , ' ~ • • 557·0933 or 4~·11913 S275. mo. /\II uut J.)(1 Abo --494-1177 2 BR, 2. Ba . , $3001350,;iw I<:astblutr Hlly 644.ll33 •Wutc1· Uccls Complt•tc k11chen, Pvt. 3 Hr 2, ~ Ba . ~16 l:.Sll 0.-$19!J. nr ilu<•~· :.!B it. 2ba, -- 3liR .• 2 BA ........ ~ -•TV&~1a1ct&:rvA\ail Marina, full secunl~.•ICl~se lo beach & shop· ~6-4~3!1 Agt.Nu fee. 1 s h ag. bltn s. 1mmac. Sh.'p~tobcad1 .Coronadcl 3·4BR. l''urru!>hPd Ot'eanVu .• t~cbct1111.:JBr. •l'hM1:Scrv,lltdpool A~ulthv111g. K.c~s-.Req d P•!1i;. 2llr. lb?, New ap· . ---- 1 Quiet.adltsonly.li42·127li Mar,2 Blt,:!llA,l·harrn SUMMER R~NTALS 3 lia hom e. 2 frplc's y1•s •Children Sl'l'llOn $600 mo. lse. 673 3068. I phanC'CS. Put10, gM, Yr· Sl60 mo + SSO dcp. <! br. ----ing ocean Vll'W c·olta~l' RAISOR 'S lsc. grdnr & waler pd. 237G Newport Blvd, CM OCEAN FRONT d eluxe ly. $300. Adults. 110 pets. cpls: drp:.. slo~l': garage., San Clemen~ 3876 Compl furn .• cllih• ~ar. 2 S550 mo. 548-~. 548·!!755 or &I~ l'Jti7 . 494·8278. Kids OK. !:M2·1Mli9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults, 1 or l d ulctn:n. ------duplex, 3 hr, 2 ba. Yrly. • --Large 2 Br 2 Ba all bltns A ·'I A I ll · :n l PRIME OFC SPACE Lido Viii~& Shop Area :11111 \'111 Lido. NU .! :.u1lc~ aµp1·11x. 000 Ml II 1.·a or I ~1111 l\• approx I :!110 :::.q . tt Vww facin~ \ w L1du I nq . o-wncr On•) t'r Co .. 67S 700:.! RE .-lTQRS 3 OR. ram rm. dble fpk 2 f'"rplc, patio, gas bbq. North e nd· u p s la 1 r s, $200. LLl 1 br Gas & wtr while ~a Le~ vie w ' S2~~1 Wk~i:: 673 6.~ s R b a ' s, co rn c r 1 o t . l Bil ~·urn $185 675·2!195 d ownstairs . 2BR I BA, pd. Clsd ~ar 301 15tb. 498.JO'J? · · Y · ' CdM 200 1750 sq. It. ('pt. Garde ner & waler paid. Lots or bltns, pool, walk C d IM 3822 view. d eck. Studio 979·03.\2 .li75·6245cvc --------La~una Bch l RO. J\pl, Urµs, A.•r·l'~>nd'd . l'il'' 4523Campus Dr., Irvine t;ampus Valley Shop Ctr. Rack Bay. Adult family. Lo s hop ping '" m1. •• ~~ •• ~•••~•••••••• downstairs for mlaws? NEW -1, ~ ~-0-Santa Ana 3880 Clean. 2 blcs' towntbch prkg 673 4120 S 4 3 5 . mo n l h . 2 2 9 8 beal'h !J31 W. l!tth St Newly decorated. 1 blk trap exes. l',~.3 r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $125. wk. or ~100. mo. <>~aul1ful new c111· "I·'" I Redla nds Urive &t2·05tl6 548-~19'.! 2 Br. l Ba. rrplc. patio. s. bc h. s hopping. Adults Dix lhruoul. fr:plcs. fncd 2 Br 1''.z B· Ad ll c d -494-0273 UC u u ,. Jniv.ParkTerrace.3BR, or hwy. AvaH July IS. $475 r both 4949982 yd . 2002 Huntington SL · a. u on °· -----ur 2 room s uit e -. 2 BA Townhouse nr ~I. or 642·4387 $295. 547-0993; 496-1981 or · · 530·4022 or 539·6779 Pvt. pauo •. crpts. drps, 3 Br 2•,i Ba. Like new. Secretarial service 011 CALL 833-8600 $390 552 7896 f"URN I 2 B t I Duplex. 2Br. lba. a l· - -• . dshwhsr. d1sp. all elec. Q t be h pre mi se:.. Nr 0 l' . . . . BA YSHOR r: Ur. 2 br ge rap . c ose 1 BR + sep. guest rm. & tached gar , 1 Ctuld OK. BEACH 2 BR Studio Pool, club house. S215. ~5ew:~~:;;::!75·6ti~O . Airport. N.ll. tl33 :nw .IBr FR 00 T '-~ poss. 3. 2 ba. Cpl, drps. to shopping, adult..;, no bath. $290. $190. 1942 Anaheim Sl. w /pool. partly furn. 714·496-2038. -~ ------ • , ''• ownuvuse. D/W. 6 mo or yr_ lease. pe ls 1 n q u1 r e 179 ':I S l SJOO --L f r I Close lO schs /park pool. <'.•so 5 '8 47·1 Ro<:heslcr. <n:arl. 497 -2205 ~vcs. 642-6682. teps .o Ol'ean. . mo. Apartntents furftished Step:. lo Newport Hea1:h, ux urn o l' space w1t l S4SOmo 833-2708 ...... ., ;, - -631 Wt>tl Unfu 'shed 3 I 2 4 B d r m I on·an view. l'ark111J.! . -c . !)1!15 \TTHAC Wl'l I & Costa MHa 38241LOVELY new adult 1 br. or .rnt 900 s1:i5. s225 .. sns. wkly:-1 :,pan', 11!>l' ot :>Cl I~ JNIV PK Terr New 3 omc & t.'nJoY ou1 ·' ' I q . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Frplc beamceilng PoOI Dcluxc2 br,2ba.11toor111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I "295601 xer11,. t'll' l'Jll 4~ lo.U br i b ;r nh N bt!auurut ~un~ct & VC'l'.tll ut•n, µal1u. u lib . ~~~age 1''ro~ S2 I 0 3!HI •Bay: Condo compll',. I\ •c. pvt ,, or l!l-1 -lliii cl~bhou~e: o~c·~· v1cw lmmal' l UH. 2 · 1 aclull 110 pct ~ li I 646·1456 p<1t, 2 car dosed gar.I Vi~Til p9l'.·Ul00 ' 0c·t<anlronl Hall111a :! Hr, Lse.S33·9442 ~:..· Ha.+ Uen. T11,~·11h11U:.l' Hulg1:r:. OffBeatenPath ---frplc, pool. bltns. Brand S:!UO ui> "I.Iv Furn.+ 12:<::!4 Ul''t-'l<:t·: \\ wal•·r _ __ ;out., Ja~ut.1.1. S<1~na. & :-.;a-,:AT. CLl·:AN 1 Ur, walk I', 2 & 3 Br: A~ul~ nolAOl!LT l BR. frplc. ~I. nc~ .. ~Ill lca:.e $2!15. UCIWIC ~~~t~c:i7'~£ llVIMC G.ir u73 :!Juti." view h.i lrn11~. ll unl !JEW 2 !)ty. l)ccrficld fcnn1:.. frµlc &'_Vl',1·h:t~. to shoppin~. Sli!> J1'IO 1>l'li..d:.hwhr:-.,::.hagt1>ls, Sl85. mo. 197S ~omona, 8-t2202ti i ™"H"'~•cct,.•o ington t·::1.l't'11\l\t' l'.1rl. Home.3br.2':i ba,fam . $450 mo Ll'asc &1ti·fi-l<!t> 642.7154 1:10:.cct .garagc. frplc. CM.Call645·1956 LAt;UNI\ B1•al'h Wood!> 11;168 Ht•ad1 111\cl Su1tl.' kitc n & de n lur ·Ith ) . . . BB{~. Gas & watl:'r µcl. . Newport Beach 3869 •Bachelors l'u\'<'. Ot'can ~11Jc or Hwy. 2UL K-IK·l 111 ~1-rl'la11 .1l D l & ,.·111\H BOH lllGllLAN0:-1 .! Lg~Fumllr Pool 2BR.2Ba.ncwcrpts &e•••••••••••••••••••••• ,•1 BR,2BR 1't.:Jluntt.:.~li,j "kA~l . Sel'\ll'l·::.aboa,<ulahl.- rps, c p s: pr o · br. 2 12 ha, gar ctr L"'M ....... CH"' "'PTS drps. Adults·no pe ts. •2BR&Oen ·1~1!12~7i lndscp g .• , Cb. ~o pool. CJpener. snfl wall'r. uo Blln:-., w w , drps, pool, ,,., ."'~ ,,.,,,., lla rhor·Baker :i r<•ti . WATERFRONT 'Fram $175 ·$485 Nl::W plush ulti1·1· bldg :! Lease.$4~5.mo.a4994 10 pe~:..S550:._54IMilY10 s:wo AcJILs, no pct:> 778S~~~~~~,C!\1 557.5459 VIEWSIN VacationRentals 4 2 50 lo ti rm s u•Ll':.. l'o11 * RE .... T "'LS • 642 !l5~t1 NEWPORT. Me so Verde East & Adams •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • re r c n l' l' r m . x l' r to x ~ "' 3Br, 21.>a . 2 Blks lo Heh. -----Sharp M c~a VN·ctc, :J Ult • 540 1800 C B N N U~IV. PARK p 00 I / 'f .. n nis . ..,3.,,, LRG 1 Br, pool, nr. shops, 1-2 BR W fLOFT BA d 1 L ' • A I . Big &•ar . sleeps copier r. O<.' /\.sr(>oJl'I. 3 8R 2 ,. . 50 " ~ "~ dlt / t Utl 1 2 op c x ... plt·.palio Strlklngdesignanaan 12.ColTV,JJOOltbl,2 fpl. 833-Jti40 , ua ....... $Jg5/4 1s t / I a s l. Hcf ercncl's <1 s no pe s 1 P<. Pvt Patio. frpl, 1 yr lse I S325. yrly. Pc~ :>&6 5&iO 3 BR. 2•.rz Ba ..... $'25/4~ 642·5608. 1884 Monrovia. 548·0336. Availa ble June tst A t elegant. exciting wav t o sundk. Day twk. 4!}-1-8611 NE w'tv _o_ -d COLLEGE PARK __ --.. ---H•YLOFT •PTS g · llve.Chooselofts.t>av La~Bch. • ccorall· , C E S d B h "' "' windows. sleyllgnts. fire-.... c arpeted 2 room oflll!l':. 3BR.den,2 ba ...... $110012 Br ,lba.gar,yard.Avail ozy 1 c ac a~t 2 83 AYocado,CM 2Br.11-.iba.Stu<l10,Pat10. p1aces.Yourownprtvate ~I MAMMOTH L a k es Easy to f1nu . ampll' Rancho San Joaquin Aug. Isl. S270 ino. Call w frplc. Just re.de~. Ulil 645•0143 Sl85. lsl & last. $75 d c:p. patioorbalconv.AtnendlV 'fl,.. l~~~'~~ De I u x c co ndo . parking. xlnt. locat1V11 2 BR. 2 •. ~ Ba.. . .. $600 847 ·5276. 1xl. Sl85 mo. 675·29_1a__ no pets. 540·3828. re1~~~~c~J~~~.'~~enur. -· ___ ~ _ i-; very t h 1 n ~ r urn· d . 779 W. 19th St. Si:i &. ~, JBR~:;~.~.~~KS425 New-3 lir~J-Ba~<;ondo .. Ne~Fu~ HearCompletion l:J ur.2ba,lower.S220.For ~;...,..,_, $125tlJS perwk.S16·5456 548-1945or 5U!W:il ClllNA COVE Unrestricted \u of Bach. ~ltO All utal txl CEDARWOOOS marri e d coupl e & • ,, CORON.\DELMAR e\ei. NEWPORT Fin.ini·i.tl Summer Hcnl'll Ol'can. l"rplc. wet lJc1r. Qwct c1dull living. Lob of 32!1 Un1vers1ty Dr. near child~en 1>111~. No ,ix.·b PromotdGl"Y'voint 2 fronmr S2T~5~~~~rc0·,:~l~: New S. Lake Tahoe cabin. Center. excell1•nt 01111·1· Dlrn 3 8 th saWo:\1 ~~s BUQ. 2 l'al' 1-:ar Ol)l'll s !)al'C:. Ueaul.lfully Hat•k Buy 2 br & den. Nr. St>uth Coai.l lla1a ~-·;-:-r ~I intn·e::..~l1>s8,SlSO/wk. space Con<'l'Si.IOll.'>J\all liun. &15-6-137 l1u.., w;.alk a II shov:. Ofl :)-ix 7437 ur 64ti-llS4 I breakfast. Some ocean & - -· ti44·1860 ._.a 5 · · · 0 Pool Tennis l.::.c or OM m <t 1 n L <11 u c u · '.: b 11.. from $275. J<:astside. 545 4!1!H .__ "' Pool. tennis, <.-onllnenl:i 711 ·4~H 2245. Owner. 1mmed. Call SI.an Amon _ !tln·cl pJrkmg & laun ='1r '.\: C :! Lg HH Du1Jll'\ Luxury aelult rentals from Catalina \'icws Clo:.e lo Lake 1\rrowhead, sip!> 10. ---- The Blurrs ·4BR 2•,,B1\. dry . A1lult UH'I' Ill no C,\S1\ v u:ront,\ :)215. L g ::.undcl·k t·:nd SlSOmonthlY. s hopping & hne beach. T\'. 1\11 <:On\'Cl11enc·l'~ EXEl'liTlVI-: ~Ulll'' 1111 VISleN Owner d ecorated & hveJ Pl'b 5.111 IO!Jli 1.~ & :!Hr. Oclu:..e Un· g ar. ~ol d Sh,1g t•pt ~~t~~or:~~~:r-644·2611. Near Lake s::ioo \\ k 'l'"l1<1r1 II arbor l<MI lo au1.TY 1 •n . Wh i t e l'a rpel . turn 548-723.\. onPactflcCoastHlgh·= 837·4206. :!.!UO i.q It Id:! lli ll SSl 7500 fireplace. t'nd unit. lu:.h Huntin.gton B~ach 3740 111. l•'urn ga:. wlr. pct. Teleph<>ne 111..-67S. ----u.l5· I lll5 • -_ garde n pat11>. Close to ....................... ,\dolls-:\o P ctsScl'.gate MESA VERDE. Sp;u" 2 ownedand managed by THE EXCITING MAM MOTii . S1l·rra •EtUT.N wHanc:hoSan s ho pping & sc~uols.NO l NCH~AS E 111 Mllll 1'0<11.Rcc.nm.,Eievalor 8ll.,2 ba.Complclclyr<.' ThelrvlneCompany, PALMMESAAPTS. Mountains, r1sh. hlkl'. NEWPORTBEACH J . 'fe nhome 2 ur Many extras. $411.5 J)<!r mer rent ~1.·aul I lir I urn ;;25 Victoria. 642-8970 dee. Ga'ragc. $225. MINUTES TO NPT tennis, pools, gllm.t 1ow11 . :>all Sq It JI' ~uJl1· 2~2 ~~'.2 st:ry. Ove.rf~k~ m~4·01~--_ _ <_ll>Ls Slti5 & ~175 s1,1u~'.:.~ 751·1652• 1635Coriandl'r DCll. Beaut. fully c<!WP 1·m1 t.:ul. pd ::,l!J5 Month golf course & l:ike. $000. S Cl te 3276 style bldg, pvl encl g.11 , 3 lie l~\f\cr,,., encl. patio., Mode rn aBr. w /gl as~ PARK NEWPORT Bal·h , 1&2BR.from $16S. do, s leeps I>. s1:.>c1 wtd\ Rcalonorn1('S i.;75.i;;oo 547 . 7044 1552 _0055 an ~men pool. s~una, lndry, adlb . c rpts. dr:~s;. N!" _OCC. walled Liv. Rm. ncamed APA~TMEMTS Adults, No Pets 536-6446 * l l\IO L'lt'•L: ltEN1'. ----------! ................... ~ ... 17301 Kccls un Ln. I blk Sf?j!0.,1~9 '/. ~ssron ceilings.., lrg pati o. 1561 Mess Or. ----.. ..,,. JNIVERSl TY PARK Ocean view 2 aD hillbide W. of Hcat·h off Slatet . Costa Ma;a's ~Loe. ~ult.s, $2l5. On E. 16th on thebav (5Blks Ea11tofNewJ>Orl l~~~c~tr;~~'.1 :::;-;~~~~ ~·tj35 RIJ•~·r o~i~~s ~:.•::r; TERRAC E CONDO. 2 h!>me~ C~rpet~. f~IC>.. 842·784/f 0.n-..• "·1'n · .... in th-' area. Sl. See ""'gr at 437 Pnn· Luxury ap.arll'.Dl'ot living Blvd.> Call 497-18,''". Br 2 Ba close to schts dishwasher. $325. mon· '"' K u 1: to 0 ... overlooking the water. 546-9860 "' a irport. No lcasc rcq. sh~p'g ~I & rec. foc11'. lhly. 499.39.,, Lb1kc~ nhe.w l•~pr, ::itc/TOd:.i.1· lpros~. Qu1et-~a rden-likeB·adult ce n r. Enjoy $750,000 health Retttalsto s hare 43 00 !l33·3223 !ITll nuon ... hving. Lge 2,3. r. 1,2 I BR Apt $160 'Pa 7 s 1mmlng pools 7 $350. mo. 551·41~ ?~.'!'.~~~••••••••~~~.~ :Ji.'~:1,3t rpl c Jac uzi1. :;t.io,Wb~ns~r~~e d;~ UtiJ. pd. 64~·~aft.4 • :ightedw tennis courts. RES 0 RT ~~;~~;·;;~;.;·;;~·;~·;: PC~~~:;~s!?~~:'~~~'t;~ UNIVERSITY PRK RENT LEASE -burning frpl. Beaut .. 2 BR, util pd. l'hildren plus miles or bicycle share your apt. 1't'Ul'h l' 0 m ,, al I h I cw I l n 3 br . FHE S HLY • MewportBeac h 3769 1 1 d h ed I& trai l:.. pulling, sh~C · are a . S m oker uk Arelutel'l!tulhl'e lndctj PAINTED! Choice loc Cle an 4 BR. p4 Ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ant scp . cat pou welcom e. No }X!ts. Cpls, flcl>oard . croquet. Junior 540·3769 tlraftlll~ ho<1rck .an::."•'" onlhepark Avl.immcd. Co untr y kit cn~:nsio.WKUI' 1&:.!lldr& Altracl1 \'crcnt. drps, patio. Mgr. Hl60 1's frp,$229.SOmonlhly ; ing ·:-.,·r \I<'•'. u :.t· .. 1 ~~S18S 3 7 5 0 w n e r . ~·d~~s';:o~a~~"~.: ~11~ Bach C<1lo;, -ry. m~u.I 1777~~~~n~~ A~M Wallace. Apl6, 642·7364 ~:~~s 1 a~;d2.:t:~drl:.,rr:, LI v I NG G2~; ~u~l~~.1Nt~ s~~,3 hr hluepnnt m.1d1 .~ l''"' ------rro m Sou Ch Coa~l f'luza. :.en ·. 1 IJ(IOI. 111 r, :..1f:~A . Mgr l\pt Jl3 646-5542 N R. So. Coast l'lata & h 0 u !> c:. . EI e c l r I c 631·0018 rcn•1n·1.· riwm 1m1 !IO'M) >e f. Id 3 ., ., Ba 1, l .,,,.,,. J ·t &• 1 . ·t 415 =" ~1'\\l>Ort HI. NB, ---OCC. Lg 2 sty, 2 br. I·'• k h 1 atios Nt•\\port er ie · ur, -· · ,en <r""'· s .as &Hi·!IUl:ll l'>S IDE 2 B1 . 1 1 ~ Ba, b:., pvl patio. encl. !;ar .I Ill' en:., priva e p patio ho me w frplc. All Lea::.c S410. bl & La:.l _ or ball'on1cs. carpeting, f e ma le Hoommatl' lo Business Rental 4450 Community Fac1ht1es. S150 refundable :.el'UrllY o ...a THE BEACH .\dull:. llOI}. no pl'ls. Refs . 552'8343 d raperies. Sublerranean share 2 Br. /\pl. c~. SI 1U ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · " End gar . patio, nu ------. . I k h I t mo. Call Rohert!>.18-tHUi oear by. $375 per mo ~cp. Pool & yard ma~nl. Studio apls i''urn Uul pc! crpts, drps & pa111t ~25 $235. 2 Br. 2 B<1, bltni., par mg wit c eva ors. FROM $185 lease 644 ·3 185 or included. No ~ls. (.;.ill fr o m Sl 25. mo. l03 mo 631-0ti69or 644·Ul(i8 c pts, drp:.. very dean.' Optional maid serv1('e. Oakwood o ffe r s the 48r & Den CdM. Male THE COLOMY 551-1706. 54.5-0223 aft. Hpm or ~c Fadden .l>iS·ll:!0.5 _____ ___ _ 1130Vicloraa !:17950'-.19 Just north or Fashion d ., le ----wcl'kends STUNNING L 2 b 2 b - -Island ::it J amboree and finest in resort living al a nee ~ --roof!lma !'. OH'r JO R r:TAIL.SlfOP!'\ ~SO.Univ. Pk3Br,2 ba + Furn 1'rail l·r ·Lld'' Ga;d.en apl~·r~i. r:~ ~GE studio w /IOfl, pool. St1nJouqu1nHills Roa11. price you can afford. ~7 . SIJO. ti 73 · 3121 11 16x25' den. Pool. 18221 31lH . dual ·frpl~. l~~"d Villa~c S200 pcrmo.July urca .S20S.7lOW.H!lhSt. 1acuu1.cncl.~ar,ul1lpd. Telephone(714 )644·1900 There's Sl million in 675-lSl!HL __ _ Meadowsweet Wy. yard, close lo So. _Coast thru Sept. \'r lca!.C sir..o. Adi ls only $215. Avail · for re ntal information re ere.a Lion facilities. Fe male share hou~e 11 B lr'ALNUTSQUARE CON· Plaza.$28S.mo.Ch1l~rcn ca11 673.53591Jcf9am OAKRIOGEVlLLA 7 -15. 393 Hamilton . Nl~llrLl~HTEDTEN· 21.3Q.$llOmo.1st&la:.t. welcome. w/cons1de r - -3 8-R , 2 Ba, bltns. 642·1960 days, 645·4411 NIS('.~UlU~.Afullt1ml' Util pd. N:incy. Lynn, DO. 213R. 2 Ba, nircond.. pe ls . D l SC OV EH y Sub-lease on Bay, 2 l3H. 2 children welcome. $225. eves MESA VERDE act1v1t1es d_1rector w~o John 008·5233or !Mi8·0086 pool 833 & 06 re 1 c 8 . area. ~75· REAL ESTATE,645-5045 Ba. pool & patJO. Adults. 858 w. Center. 645·1197 2 Bdrms .. l 'h lwlh condo plans parties. DBQ s. ---·----mo. · No pets. 3 Mos's al $l200. --1 BR w /r e fdg. s tove, with pool. $335 Mo. trips & more! Free Sun· Gal to share lovely lge 2 I h 3248 South Laguna 3286 mo . Lease $850. 675·4580 M ES A VERDE are a. crpls, porch. 717 W. 18th STEPS TO IEACH day brunch., br apt, Pk Newport T1.·n · .OCJYIMI eac ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Home atmosphere 2 & 3 St. Apt"u ·• $140. mo. unf Plus beaut1ful .. s1ngles. nas els, s pa, gym. Call •••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN VU 2 AVAIL. Sept ls t. l blk to br dlx apts. 546-1034 962-8936 2 BR, 1 ba, '$285 1 & 2 bed room a pls. Anita 8:30 5 at 5.57·6122 .CEANFRONT Laguna from this spacious living bch, 2 br. $325. &$275. yr· SEA WINO furnjshed & unfurnished. orcves644·7295 Prime rca:.011.1l1lt> i-11.11·1· a\·a1labll' larl!•' & ~m.111 Old world charm -with r'n•nt·h window!> ~ahl1•!> & t recs 1\dJacenL lu F csl 1\·al 11£ /\r1 -. Grounds. 580 BHOADWAY L.\Ll UN A m ;,\Cl I 494-7915 Royale Condo. 3 br. 2 ba, rm w /wood beam clngs. ly. 631·1479 or 979·5157 HUGE 3 Br, 2~ lw, cpts, S2 I 5, 3 Br, 2 Ba 2 BR. 2 Ba condo$47s Rent.s from $185. Prices ---- 2000 sq. ft. Bar, frpl, Sec. paneling & frplc . Pvt drps. s tove. No pets. Fam. No pets. 751·5162 WE HAVE vary by location. Models NWPRT. Bch. I hlk to -- e uard. $795 mo. Lse . master suite ups lairs Exec. n ayfrt Apt. nu furn. S245. 546-5270: 546-6895 SUMMER RENTALS open 10 lo 7. Sorry no pets beech. Work g. lcmale. TOP LOCATION Adultsonly.M4·7678 w /2 bdrms & ba th mag. vuofbay&mln. -----IBr.unfurnapt.covered or children. Roomma te 25 to 3Syrs .Afl6:30PM MESAVERDE downstairs. Int. laundry pvt patio, pool. gar , full NEW 2 br & ba. Bltns. cpt patio. bltns, ~rpts. drps, service available. 675·1706 DRIVE PLAZA teaut iful ocean view area w /slorage cabinet. sec. 6 mo min. lse al $775 1 & drps. 19! Walnut. S250. rerr 1g. all ulll. incl.$185. home. Lrg nr new. 3 Br. 2 Direct access from 2 car per mo. met ut1 I. li75·62S!.I I No .pets. ad.ults only . ~dulls Only. 314 Ogle St. O a kwood for store or orhct!. t\mple parking. Town & l'Olinlry atmosphere Sha re beaut. furn 2 Br. apart. w /mature open minded m ale. Reas rent NB. Call 879·5510, Steve ba, ram rm. frplc, bar , garage w /elec. opnr. &675·30.\tl 673-6041&54!:1·2170 (.;.M.Apt.11. Ga rde n garaee. $425 lease. Avail ood 5 3 6 • 5 2 Very pvt patio w /w $225. Beaut. 2 BR. 1 BA. DUPLEX 2br cpts drps Apartme nts 1525 Mesa \'l'rdc I>!! l-. Co:.ta Me::.a :>IS -t 123 Aug ~ 5d· · 4 0 decking. THRE~ ARCH A~rtmenh 1 p<1t10, encl-gara~c. No gar trg sep yd. No pet!> ev~/w n s BAY b e low hig hway. Unfurnished pcts.642·1603. $210mo631·0496 ~e.wportluch ..ease all wood & glass Guard gale. all beach & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------880 Irvine Wanted young male or For lca:.c. 4 room ho11~l' ~-mo C I. 1 i bkk to 17th, CM (lnddg 2 Hm b ea ut y :.JIOO) A ..:L 646-3255 home ov erl ooking tennis. pra\'gs. avail.General 3802 1 120/\LBERTPLACE 2BRnu cpts &drps.refr, At161h fe male to s harc3 Hr,CM Village • ocean. 5 Ud, Move an Aug. ls t. S60Q. ••••••••••••••••••••••• i Deluxe 2 br, 1 ba, adults, range, tarporl. encl 645-0550 home for mo. or Au.:. 1 bugh fam. nn. w/Jrptc. mo. Call Holly for appt. J\£NTAI Rt:FERR.AL.S no pets. Sl85. Call : patio. No ch1ldren1~ts AcWt 4000 person $75 mo. 1 c1>l $!00 lols ot d e cks & yrd. Wkdays 498·2300&wknds All type~. Pacific Coast 530.3572 833~ 731 A W. l8th St. ~10 ~ per mo. Prd. stuclcnt, Master suU6 has Roman &niles 499·3293. c b arter s R e nt a I 673·7787 __ ...,_, ROOMS $20. wk up with Re!s; t'\utumn845-l38l. Newport Bcach-1dcal 11ro tub. extra lge shower. Classified ads sell big Division. F~e. &16-34t17 or CLOSE TO HACH 0ClftCI Point 3826 k' h $30 k t d perty for '·ommerc1al <:n· frplc. Very J>ri.• end or 548 ~ Re frigerator. Security. itc en . w up 41P . Cl,..ASSV Female esires terprlSl'. c;O()d parkm~ & Cul.de •aac • .-.7c , a·nc. items. small il.enYi or 30Y __ ._ __ -Carefree living in 3 br, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• R 01,1 548·975Sor 645-3967 "''rson for 2 BR Beach •• ,. all 5678 1. ba Townhouse. Enj()y NEW 2 br, 2 ba, frpl. w /o-Pool. Jacuzzi. cc . ., ..,g .,-. portions can be s ublet laJr .iardener . 49'·9526. item. J ust c 1142· · Balboa lslottd 380v · y 96 .. c7c w / e x e r c 1 s e r m . ROON & loard 4050 Penthouse. &73-7384 many u:.es. Barrct.l Hit)' 3724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool & putting grn. our ceanvu. $240 mo. 4 . .,.. 0> 8 . d C 1 TV C .... M••• J724Co1ta M••• Dt:LUXE 2 br on Grand own frpl, patio &c lull or.00-2790 ilhar s. o or · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Combined asset.s, com· 642-5200 ••••••••••••ite•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Cal'llll, Lttll" Bol. l s. g3raRe 5225 IRVINEATMESAOR. t Br,palioforelde/lycpl binect eCfort for luxury --, ' ADULTSONLY. HuRthtcjtOft a.ach 3140 545·48SS or l person. Meals & home couple to share TH E I' A C T 0 H ' · Bo&l dock. (rpl. n1dlant ••••••••••• ""-7,,.a.,..oc ·"""" 675 91,,,,_ New"ort. Ideal 11ho p heat. Yrly. $400. No I CHARMINGlBDRM •••••••••••• $3SS.31lr,2ba.blktobeh. trans . .,,,1·1 .,,,.....,._.,.,, rent . . .,.., uva1{ in the mull. SUO pets/children.673-0207 AVAIL.ATs175. llKITOllACH Ga r a go . Yrl y w . E lderly man WANTS G.-op1forRfllt 4350 mo.6739600 THE VEMDOME NIAil SHOPPING Newport. &42·1603 room & board. Cao pay •••••••••••••.-.i••••••• 1_ ...... _.....:el R............... 4500 BACllELOll Lg rm w/ba 1845 Anaheim 8 tH I tw 2 BR -""' 642 3945 OOWNT WN C M Cl ed _.,..., ..,..._ & Pv•. &-•ry. No kllch Ci h I ) ca u u n YEARL V 3 br. 2 b3, 1 blk ~mo. • · 0 • · · os ••••••••••••••••••••••• · • .... K, ( or. Center&Ana em s tudio a pU . l"rplcs, g r1ge S2S See Mgr El ~~~·r~:~~r,mlo ~~tci 1~~.. 54~-8628 bllns.dlshwashers,2car ~~~c~5~mo. Avl. S.zncrlt ..... 4200 p~uo.L30A.~Broadw~y. CN>CEWA BUll.~~~s~~ ;.... _________ , garage. Sundeck.s. Fn>m -· • ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · 1rport. ,., 6'7l·lm ,-$260. 536-2579 WALK TO Beach. New 3 BALUO t\ P enin. 2 br Offlc• let11tal 4400 s q rt • ample' µ~r~.ll\J.! lolbo, 1--·.1--3107 L.--leach 3848 b d I c l h Bl" l b "••••••••••••••••••••••• OMI:: UNITS l'l>ll a .,.,.,_.. ~-•NEAlt COMPLl:."TION• br, 2 8 up ex. p ' ousc. " o ay SALE AT lU ' 00\\,'ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• THIHUMTIMGTOH drps, D tW, gar. Yrty. beach. Av•l!July.Also2 1501 WestclffDr. Koll '\n·in(' t'l•ntl•r C'.111 2 8Rnr beorh&bay re NORTllLAGlJNA u ... ~ S42S . U3·3S5 ·~6~0 / br apt avail L'll 2 wks NewporlFinancalC'tr ,, ,, rt lit•i u"''!f!t'" decoroled. lndry, prkll Nice ~lud10. close \ll HllG"Ts,...-,~ 67S-0642 Sept.962·8680 eehMJOfficeSpac.e vun '<;u ii. . ., ..,,,, .• ..., Adults. le"se s:iou mu bl.'ach. Sl!lO Mo.. loci. i-:xchmg new adult apts L M , • A"' fl7J6:ll'O ut1lllle11 ,ycltrly. adj to Hun\ Harbour BRAND new 2 brSANClcmentenew2br,2 CallonS1te anogcr ,.. TURNER i\SSOC. ·16&84StMS• townhotne. $400. mo. ba condo. blk to pter. <TH JM2·311l ext 246 1 BR. cpi. drp:\. aont~t> 1105 N. Coa1tl. La11uno 11213 non FROM $200 Adu I LS • n o pt t s · 498~or 4.tra.5413 55' PEI SOFT Yrly l..c~33 $210 mo. No •t94·ll71 S40·8442 or840-l~ <213>926 6888 afler6 pm • neiut. decorated 2 atory Hll w£STCUFF 8 pc\.S ~· ---l UR, near Vl~ Jlugo's LARGE 2 br stlahO. enc. NEW duplex 1&3 bdrms, du.ptex, 2 br~, 1 dwn, AGT.Ml-{JQ32 llavo some\J\11\~ you want for Senior C1U~. $200. gar, paUo & med. lnf1nl blk le> bed ih. ocbe,an vu._ w~w ~\l\S, frpl~ ch I~ ~k SHO U" itore-otftces \"Pta to sell" c lastiUle<hda do NIC'NOLS Real E:tiate. OK a. Bo JK"l.S. $177.50 mo. cpta, rps, 1tns. frp c, ~eps lO • _,,, " it weil _ Call NOW, 12026 $. CoasL Hwy. wamu • Ouch 1rea. p1tJo, aar. MS.3343 or July. $300 wk Aua. drpab~~'it ~·~~l 642--~'8. 494.o-m, &4'7-44tOA•AUnow $41·8379 11M775 Boac • · AMBASSADOR · INN BRAND NEW :.;.!':.:·~ $2950 & UP ~=~ ....... ... ._...... ..... ...... - U..fwill~ Swlk....-4 .... ........ ..... He.te4 , ... =~ ..... ...... ::.-=9.· ·~~ ,............ ....... .... Ohd ... ,...... ...... w..w a.°"'~ ... en. WA TllFALL-STIU.Ms--a.AGOOHS l I ' I OJI OAJlYPtlOT &.tnday,.kJlyl3.197$ HelpW.ted 7100 .W,W..e.4 7100 HelpW..tM 7100 HelpW..ted 7100 .... W..ted 7100 HetpW.ted 7100 --.....;;i,..; ...... _..;._.......;,,;--.. __ -:-______ -=~~-==.:L..!~!.=.:.:! • ••• • • • • • • • •• • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • ••••••••• ••• ••• •• •• • • • • • • • •• • • •• • • • • ................................................................... . lllldlllttnata ...... 4500 A•o•ce ..... / '""°"ala 5)50 -·r--111!111 ...... _ .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• p.,.._eJt/ •••• ••••••••••••••••••• 4cct.g Clk $70 Lott & ,.-WIT ..... ESSES Free J ob. OC l\1rpor UOO Sq. Ft. M 1 w/front ••••••••••••••••••••••• n area. Gd fi gure ~pin oCllCf', l&t rur door. 220 Aw•c•.....,.. 5100 SOUGHT Mb1hty. l'ref eJCp. (yping 3-.fbas•.Unit l6,SJSS.629 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f i n . st mt s . Assist Ttrm1nal Way, Cn:.ta lntereated lrt Conning 8 w 1payablt~ & p:iyroll. 4 r \loa: _D~Y• $40~110. C hr1 :.t11Sn Poetry Da/401lrwk.Co pdbenc • t'\t'~ 11"U;·Olkll workl\hop~ ss7.767!1. SE EKING PE:RSONS f ee Jobs Also. . ·Rt-:~T600!>q,ft SllO 1125 Loat&Found 5300 ~l~OE~O~fo~'-3TJ•.~ An.:'t,~~~~o::.~~onnel :-cl It. ~1SS l:nl ~q Ct ••••••••• • •••••••.,.•••• S P 0 R T ,. ... I S ~ I N 0 333 E 17th No.15, CM ~110 o73·7Wlb"'JS-Sllt>. Re ward! Blk maJe long VESSl':I, OlJT OF DANA __.._.... 4600 h I d l I '""th (POINT> WHARF ON ....... w_.... ;ire ca ost near w WHA LE WATClllNC A lriliM Experienced Caroenters WXNTEO DtKT AL CHAMt ASSIST~ Must be exptrwnet.'d & staehlly hyperactive. Hunt l naton Beach Pododootlc Ortlc e. Pleasant ti urroundrngs. 841 2566 DENT .AL RECEPT. Must be uper'd. Salary open. H.B. Pedodontic ofr. P leasant surround· mi.s. 1147·2566 ••••••••••••••••••••••• St. NB 673·4048day~. C RUISE LlNCOl.N'S Supervt$O r puscnge We pay top wages ~ J:. AL Es I ,\ i · i-. Rt>w:ird' Blk male Ion~ BIRTHDAY, Ft:n. 12, scrv. rcqui r~ minJmum Excellent co. benefits Dental Assistar\t w/2 )'t:) ha1n•ll l·1tlu.'>lnear2SLh 1973 5yrs.T icket <.:ounter ex tncludingco.pa1d c hoiris1de exnc r . for ·JUNIOR SALESMEN Ages 12-16. Earn $20-$40 per week getting new subscribers to the DAILY PILOT after school and Saturdays. Must be out of s chool by 3:00 PM. No de liv eries or co ll e ctin g . Trans portation furnished. Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley areas, call 847-4360 Equal Opportunity Employer I~ \~loper nc1!di. d ... ,,i.. • : • · per. Must bt• willing t h 1 h · & t'fc l •· ~"'"~forh'IPphone .t lK' _!')t ,NU.ti73·4~dJys. work s t11ft ". •·holidays l'a l tnll 'c ns growin~ ofc in So. H.unt. HelpWOftttd 7100HetpWtlftted 7100 l r ALSO SJ::EKlNG persons ·' "' 1111· our cmployl"Ctl. "Bch !';end resume to· •••••••• • 'a:)iuna ~ lac-~ \ 1"11 LOST slrnggy black med. h Send resun1es to Ad. NO · · • ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 't>wpur t·Cu:.l'1 ~!':..• uog. 6 30·75 from lrv. w o weru aboard •·Sea 400 Dstly Pilot, P. o PACIFICA BY Gary D. Jone!i. ODS, Ideal Su11t1n1rJob _ .. r.·.i Wl>6Uor~1l1)I T \·rr . Cd ~I SIUU Jl nrse" for whale &x lMO, C.:~tu Mesa . L~a26ch'.~ud·~'~l.:.s Ave, Hunt. <Part·Timellour11) ·-l B·LE ·~ L~ ... ··11t·..,. al Rt:WAHD. CJ ll t>73-~2tit. watchrng or sporlf1sh1ng Ca. 92626 KIPPER YACHTS gv • ., u GENERAL Work •I h1·s a J uy in our --..c-co .. u •v Wlthrn ::.cveral days of Ul':NTAI. n\lW cool o(c acroa.s from MontCJomery Ward Life Insurance Co. SALES !'.-ti. ~cwport \J>h belort>lOa~orti73tW:!11 lhe<1 vet..lau: u:t8 W 17lh Strcet OFFICEM ....... AGER QfflCE CLERK O.C. Airport & earn ur n1sh~d t>-&O·oltH ul , ,., ··r -.1 u .11 •LTERu ... TOR .• GE.... Co!'ita Me::.u """ $100 +-per wk 1'he work SUPERVISOR I '"I i li-U ..v:S \le ~PY li a:.s ·~ lnvest1g3tor for man 111 "" "'"' "' ~~~~~~~~~~! New ofc 10 Irvine. Gr~at · !)m.sll bh1cl. long hatred STARTER _ Is run & perlct..'tly sults ~ .. m ed couple w dog on m.ale cal w ,nea collar. jured on the boat will ac-REIUILD.:as (21 oppor. 552·7800 The Irvine Company people who enjoy putling Immediate openings ror 1~. ~d ho use am med tH4 8433 <'tpt <'Ollt•cL calls. Call ~ , __________ , seeks stable hlghsc.hool their verbal capabilities 3Sales SupervisotS in the l ._.. ~ ... ,. R l .. h --------Charil's Curlis at (l13) TOP PAY, £XPONLY B t C t grad w/some exper, l..O to work. Permanentposl· Orange County area. ·~r __,.,, es . .-·LOST Family pet, lg. ~-1736 PERMANENT Mus~~avea=,\Sfv: ex· work in Mail Room . Lions ;&vail. Students, Heavy recruiting necess. ~-·-4 Gre~ male cat w /whl 3621 W. lST,SA penence along with the ~ Print shop exper. or h 0 u s e w i v es & Income & growth pot.en· REfl~EDman5.Sdestres spot o n ches t . Vic. Re:#pons1ble marnt..-dcou-ab1lily & desire to do Denti earch printclassesdesirable. moonlighte r s are t1 a l un lla11t ed tbru k•~nt room in p\1home Spyglass Hrlls mdl. pie ne~d::. ,l~n\~rar~ re· 1A--P-T--M-g_r_,_m_a_t_u_re_c_p_l,1 custom quality work. welcome. CaU for more salary, overides & com- ii mplo) ed in Newport. h 0 me:.· REW AR 0 ! tiidenc.e. W 111 house srt in Costa Mesa. :K> All adult Pac1f1c Trawler. 1723 S. For Information info & ~rsonal int.ervw, missions. Full Company "ould eDJOY b~l ping ~-1497 N H, CdM or Laguna. l unrt:.. Liberal saJ + 2 br Hilchey. S.A Please Call Time Life Books. 833-8098 fringe be nefits program .ar.>und bl.lmc. Wnt-.. . _ . rno or . n:iorc Rer~. Call ---------752·1541 644-3389 avaalable,aswellasfuJly l·l.1 _1(1_ .. Ad ,..0 1,6 LOST· :small Beige Mop l'atlHt>-0201 or675·6386. apt. Call Mr. Allman. loat R•--'----------• Janrtorial Leadman, eves paid .76 Conference In [J "'1 ~ p""' p '' · .. · hkc dog. LHASA·APSO -------7141752·1920 •tn-" .... ' Cull-time. Exper'd, over SAN J UAN PUL'RTO .i_i 'i _uo1. · O._ Box ··puffin" R EWARD ".,"". lMPROVfo:TllYSELF! ----,r-------Work ror the meane1il THEIRVINECO. 23 $35-0h 97g..3923 ,.. l ~ Co ta •t-a 9:""..... <>Jo.IY man In town. Must have ---------• 550 ...i _...Ctr D __ ._. __ r_. _____ , RICO for thos. enualifl~. _ """'· s ·' ...... -""u 8-16·2627 or ~30-6660 x26J. 1-'llltl uut how you c:c1n DISH M •CHl .... E ..... ew,.-• r .... bu1hl your -.elf e:-.1cem. ASSEMILERS walerfronl yacht repair "' "' Newportla.odl J . llERBERTHALL INTERESI'ED? lu•inen/ Inv Ht/ Fhu11tce ~OST/FOUND w .. 11 July .,_Jr·'. 7 ·3ol'~t . Soldering. mech. as· & refinishina cxf:r. No OPERATOR JEWELERS <;all M1-. Walker, ~ u " I f · · Equal Oppor. Employer "'17 77'" A PET"> She raton Beac h Inn. sembly or drrll press ex· losers please! .8 ackle's H eavy 1 ling p/t1me WESTMINSTER MALL al.,. -.,.,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9ti0·2900 Adopuon. Low :!ll l:! l'oa:.l tlwv Hunt. per.req'd. C M.&'2·8080 l.:k>at Yard,673-6834 (week~nds &eves>. App. Jlas openings for Assis·!~~~~~~~~~~ Business Co:-l Spay 1J\eu1t>r lnlu Hl·h. For 10ru;·;nalion ly in person. Costa Mei.a GENER AL 0 Ff'IC E tanl Mgr & Sales Help. Motel Bmploymcn~ • -a · an yn "ro:-.wc · BOOKK'L',"PING CLEHK. Professional : · · 'Y s. Wanted: d esk cler & •••••••••••••••••••••••Lost 718175. Kl'ys on u 63.-., 1011 ASST M ....... AGER r ,.. Victoria. CM. Ask for h Opportunity Soos l . II !\1 I ,. II I Memorial llo:.pltal, 30l Ph 897 0327 Mr \•1oocJ · I th t •·· -h " "" """' 111!19."Wlf:===· L'··"·'~erv1· .... su ..... 1·v1sor. O H1 ce Mana.,cme nt Ke nne l altc11d ... 11t fo r ma lrls . T e lnn At l'alletMfg$500Mgrobs ~a ~r s ~ap. vie. :Hl Pvt.CountryClub r uvuv ~ .. ,~ "' .. L 211 N C t He tall J~wclry ·> • "' c o .. uv Employment & i:.. 1:. 1 B h "'t '-'up'r1or & ...... l""a I L'O'·'. F irm seeking mature Animal Shelter . Mubt a~una, o. oa5 Guard Service 9300M gr. Bl vd. O~spcra_te ' l'lt:as~ Pr•paration Must h11ve college back· general offic~ clerk t.o live nr. Laguna Beach. Hwy.. .aguna . eac · call 646 6188 a k f r Krrk gro und in hot e I & handle collections. Must Apply in person : 20612 Ask for Mrs. Gobrel P1tia . l\loney maker __ · · s 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• d · u h h ft L restaurarrt a m1n1 stra-is was er. I 1me. be h ighly skilled in Laguna Canyon Rd. Ac---• Hiq0uoLrs torDe.1 .._. t-'OUN D: Katten. Blk. V1r. School1 & lion. Contact Mrs. Krng, •Bo lck .... Call642·0593 telephone & public reia· cepting applications NCR Mac:hiMOpr. L AN USl ..... ESS of Sa n l d l s a be I & Instruction 7005 714·644·5404 o e.-pen Convalescent llospitul lions. Typing requi red & s ta r tang Monday the Hospital ex~r. prerd. t>45·4170SALES~-0608 Carlton. CM Ed Turney ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Ac .. tn9 Cleriu h no t e s sentusl Xlnt .,.. hte filing. Xlnl working 14t · . • 642·2869 •ORGAN L£SSONS• Temporary Assignments DISl'ATCHER ---------•benefits. ---------•I MYHO~EorYOURS AUTO COUNTER PleaseCall Graveyard Stuft. Apply cond itions & frin ge SanClemenle F 0 UN D . Las t mo . CALL S52·3649 SALESMAN (21 Aleta f'redenck. Mgr 11, person, benefits. Cail for appt LAI TECHS General'Hospital •Attention• Retail · Businessmen Shop Owners Craftsman Siames e kitten brown ---& MANAGER 714/835 A QJ YELLOW CAI 833-3313 P /tame. Exper'd&Llc'd . 654Camino e ar s I beige Va c . Jewelry, Sculpture, Com· EXP TOP PAY PERM '491 ltsG E. 16th. Costa Mesa GI RL FRIDAY needed Weekends, eves, days. De Los Mares . MonroviaC~1 .646-1775 :i:;~1 ~~o~.rtitJ.!:=~~u~~ OPPORTOADVANCE EqualOppor .Employer NOP~~ENASECEALLS for Yacht Broker. Typ· 842·061lext271 SanClem. 496-1122 FOU:-.1 D: P a rt ,.collie mosphe r c . Renowned ~21 W1ST,SA 1 ~ ing, good bkkpng, outgo· -~P~a~c~1:'.!i~ca~H~os~p~i~ta~l __ jil ________ _ Brown & white. \ 1c. 201.h Artist. 675.3098 BOOKKEEPER Doctor'' Aubtant ing personality neccss. & Balboa.NB. b'75·102:J b73·9360 AM Only. * * * * ~ ne port . • Tutoring by expenenccd . F/C for s mall manuf. co. 1 Mimm.il ore dut.res. Typ----------Linda Hdl W L 0 s T : BI k . & l an teacher. St> 00 Pt!r hr. AU ro 32-40 hrs wk. Anaheim I rng & sh very helpful. GU.ARDS 16649 Spruce Cl'. .S , <~ persorriel mrnature.neutered male &:1120450r 547 !)6..)3 Fas t est grow ing 956-9630_. _ .Mo::.tly hack ofc. Will lmm ed . employment, FountainValley ~~-· Do111e Vic. Pac1hc Csl. , . trarn. 3 l>:iys per wk to f/time, p/tame. tnside agency Hw y & Mac nol1a . VHll1n les::.un::./Spec ral Orange County Fiat D?YS/ Gl lU~'i lo llelµ s turt Approx. $350 mo work. Work any shrfl. Youarethe wiMerof 752.0331 9ti0·3'.!tl7 art. 3 Cuncert violin teacher. 5 d I k :s p 0 r t s A l h I e t I c 548 0076 Umforms rurn. Newport TWO FRlE TICKETS --I S20 ~ 3820 ea er see s Organization sell llckets . -------• ($20 Value> 2192 Martin, Irvine Jorn the. newt:!>t concep~ LOST Macaw "large p<Jr· -~~:.ons . . --2 MechcMics for !:iport1ne Events. $208 DRAFTSMAN Be ach. Costa Mesa & to the J e;.innieSisco ~~ r etailing-Shoppcr:s rot" red-blue wings. in Jobs Wanted. 7075 to Expa nding service mosal:iry + 1:10nus. Only EHGINE"HNG Anaheim arcus. Age 2l Mimi Lev~rt.ora illag_e-a lowove~head Newporl Hts FJm1lv ••••••••••••••••••••••• U1cll1ty. Mus.t furnis h neat appearing apply. .."( or ovr. Universal, 1226 OLY SUftERIOWL shopping mall designed pet. llt'W:JrtJ. t>l:l 2054 . HELP' own loo ls & Class A 536-2100 for intervie w 1,',llrca.e"'x'npte1?,·'e'n•ccce.dtodprapfalys W. 5th St, Santa Ana. MOTOCROSS to max1m1ze your pror1t! . · M F Equal Oppor. Employer SJturduy, July 191.h r or a very small invesl· l\cC'd a wtlhni;( studenl h<:('n"e· Excellent work· _!·_!!.x·__ mJn. HA UB, HEIN. & at the menl you can be one of LOST 7 /5175 G<'rman for yard work, house ini:: l'Clnd1tions with fr. Coble Ass~y & I' H OST ASSOC. 1401 LA COLISQIM the far!>! s m ar t bus t· Shepherd. male, l>laC'k & l'le:in1ng, b<tbY s1ttrng, •n~i' l>c nc frts Contact Quail, N.B 833·0070 GUARDS nc:::.~mcn to open a stor sa lver, "Radar", black box boy, ~:1s. boy , stock ~·rvitt• Mgr. 3 y ~~cM~~~:1 E>. "R ... PERY NOW HIRING ~~~ec t~T~ ~~;~k:l~~ in Shoppers Village. look collar. v1c. l'laccntra & clerks. ell' Call M1ss1on Parts Man penence. Im med open "" "' Ex p e r . d f /ti me in. (North county loll free at.Lheadvantages. V1 c to11a . Heward. VteJo lhghSchnol~areer Mllbl be experienced ings Gd benefits & ad WORKROOM dustria l Sec urity numbcrai.540·1220.) RENTINCLv DES; 6-16-7960 Center. 830 ,,750. We c:an contoctScrv1ceMgr ,.. Expe r 'd t a biers & Guard s. Uniform & ·All utiht1es pard help you. L t M pay· 1 n Newport I CM m ach1ne o prs. Beach equip. provided. Co. paid ·Planned Advertising FOlJN D: Lad1e!> while -----0 an area. Call G4S·<l222 Drapery, 900 w. 17th St. ins. & xlnt benefits.---------* ... ** NIGUB. Personnel~ (31 TELLERS Experienced NEW ACCTSCLK SEC Y'S /UCEPTS _?_. HrsSecunly gold watch. Vi c. St. Clair Lrne Dri ver f'!r lltrl' to wash and clean autos ---Costa Mesa .!>40·64~ 4·12PM s hill & 12PM· -h St CM .. A50....,9 lla\•c .ill Ir e:-C all wit h lii:ht c us todial CarLotMan sA u 'shi'ft."-.. r""ume L IV J.o.: IN HOUSE · Who have good ofriee ·dAss1stance 1n mere an-_._· ..., · ·"--__ "'b'·9 ... 50r "•" nD·"'. d C ... .,..,iu ..... KEEPER F 11 h 1 .,.. ,,.. '"""""""" work A vancemcnl OP· lean & polish new curs lo p . o . Bo~ 2630, ~ u c arge skills. <·a ll for appolnt-as rdg h h " Lost black/tan German . portunalles w1th1n or· Must be expencnced & Elect. As,......y Newport Beach, Ca, adult no drinking or mC'nt. ·An muc m~ more. Shepherd dog. July Isl Companion .Light nur!>-gJn1zatron for n ght man have r ef. Steady Job. I Person production 92663_ s mo k 1 n g . 0 w n 2i601 ForbesRd.Ste49 Even rf you ve ~eve Vrc Wei.tmm!>lcr Mall mg Ll\'e 10. 5 days who 1:-depcndabll'. Fr good huurs. co. benefits. dept. Do PC.: assembly, tran!>Portation, work re· 3 Flags Center been 10 bu::.anei.s for S!W·\279 Bl'ach area pref 1n~c benefits. Conlac~ Apµl yrn per!>onOnly No wmng, mcc:hanical as-HAIRDRESSERS r e r cnces r e quire d . 831·1477 yourselr b<'fore ·We con !J62-7520 S .. 1 h 11 .... M scmbly, receiving 1n. help you get st.srte<l to· f ound: While rem. Po<>-----------en ·acc " e r. P one ca !) ..,cc r. Cal1645-7337 492·1970or492·2S23 Laguna Niguel d I Personal Sec'y '-'Our home o· k M'll M t Nielson. spcctron. maintain stock ----------1·---------1~~~~~~~~~~ ay · . 1..llc. yellow collar w ~old : . IC 1 er o ors TERRY BUICK lc\'t>l!'i, some secretanal HamburCJfl' Hamlet f. Ca ll Shoppers Village heart M es a \crde . ororcl:!yr~t::xccSecy Xlnt oppo rtunit y . now: s.io H:>~ _ex~~tl-~198.___ '3 .. 1';961il ___ 5l_h_&_w_a_ln_u_t_ a.ig 9035 , ls now a ccepting ap. LOAM PROCESSOR Immediate opening for cxper. girl in funding, :.hipping. insuring & guarantee. Salary com· mensur ate with ability. Contact Mrs. Quezada, 979·4SSO. 714-83-1·1;~1 H 1 W t d 7100 r.. .. "91.,. pl!catwnsfor : 2724 N. Main. Santa Ana FOUND small long haired e P an e CASHIER ELECTRONICS BUSIOYS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 120 W. \Varner (tn the main s treet sbop part dox1e female'; Vic. at So M..11t1 Also BOOKKEEPER ASSEMBLERS Over 17, full & p/t p 1 n g ce nter. n ex l Un1vc rs1ly Park,\ allage ACCOU ..... Tl.._.G Sanl..i l\n 1 .),;j :!l.Q Full time. Must be over AND Short neathairreq'd. Bullocks Fash1onSq.) lll.552·8805 "' "' .·_ ---·-----25 yrs. Call Mrs. Cu mp OPERATORS Apply betwn3·Spm SR COST AUTO aftl2 noon. 645·0032 1545 Adams Ave, C.M. Macnab-Irvine Aff1hatc PART TIME ························--------l'enonals 5350 LOANS up to 80% •••• • • •• • • • • •••• • •• •• • • T ·-•11;·-•1 PREGNANT? ht D Lo-z-i• Ca r i n g confident i a I ~-TD L...s counseling & referral. Lowetil rate• Orance Co. AborLlon, a.dopt1on & S.ttler Mtt-C.. keeping. 6424ll7l ~-0611 APCA RES47-2563 Servine Harbor arc• 2• -n;:;nkmg problem" ycsirs Cull Alcohol Helpline Private party wants t.o 24 hn ii dt1y835 3830 borrow S2:5.000 aiaintt _P_R_O_B_L_f_:M-S-.., _WE_C_A_R_E_ eqwty in Dana Pt. In· ON e WA y HELP c-o me pr operty 71,'14""' ....,., ('t-:NTl-;R , -·,,~·~· Z4hr JlotLmc64S8800 p, t party will buy 2nd I 0 s . Min. d11count. l .111 &42 ~73 ~nl Tru!'t Deed Sl6(JO F\11 Abraao1Massoge J0·12 PM 7 day11 p wk 1133 l"ullt rton A vc,C:'.I •• 631 1134 •• l\ an ~ured. aeeured " --------- '' 11 11 u,. d isc. Mas10f1 Exp. Houstsilttrs Rds \ ICJO propttty. "2·1 f'Of' July J3 ltl Aug. ff or 213 4~·&403 Vouna roUrtd couple - -Mf.M1J. tl'4VISTOIS Lend your motNJ 00 prime proper\1 ln C.11. at 10 -:-•• Pvt parLy. ~·1• ' ' 'l drop the balJ I Get a .... .,tlh • )OW·t'OSt Daily Pllo Claulfied Ad. ,....MH42·~. • ----------•Openings avail on 1st & No Phone Calls Please Mechmtic C.ASHIER 2nd shifts rn processing. ACCOUNTANT G"n'·ral m echanr·c for E p f'd M & a ssembly. W1ll lrain to Help wanted for Counter. L.V.N. or Lic'd Ps)'.ch .. " xper. re · ust work rn c leul'\ r oom Must be neat & clean. Tc~lt. Full lime. F.vemng new c ar dealership with be able to work Sut h rt Wk d rr Al Expanding co. localed in Orange County. Irvin~ area. dcs1 rel> innovative Co~t Act·ount..ant. experience & class .. A.. &s & nJ w /rnicroscopcs. Bonding Apply in person; Ken-s 1 . n a o . so li cense. 40 Hour work uAn l~o:nepcve ngs. &soldering. lucky Fried <;tucken, 693 wknd rel~c! & on cull week with x lnt. pay plan. ., PRPIY n erson STOCK ROOM S. Cst. Jlwy. Laguna days & eve11. Hy-Lond nerm ma Hcrdw~ CLERK Bch Home. 986l W. lllh St. vacatio ns, rn::.urance. 2666 Harbor. c Mesa · SA. 531 -8741 etc. As k ror Da rrell Sw1ng Sh1ft. S1cklc,Serv1ce Manager. Col s tudents, p/t sis, de· Mus t be able to use Roy Caner. Inc. liv. E ves/Sat. Car, phone calculator & maintain in- Rolls 'Royce BMW nee. Mr Lyons848·1004 vcntory r ecords. Willing 234 £. l7lhSt. r---------·1 lotrurnrighl person. Costa ~l<'sa ~6-44-W IMM ED OPENINGS Xlnt oppor. & benefits Apply In Person FRONTIER. l ... C 2955 No. Airway A\e Costa Me~a ~Qua I Oppor. J::mployer HOSPITAL MAIO, partume. STORE ROOM HAHBOR INN MOTEL 675-3463 CLERK Receive, s tock & frll or· MAID WM'TED ders. Duties 1ncll.lde us· Part Time* Call rng off!;et printer. Mesa Motel • 646·9681 SAN c L i::M1::.-..1E M-l & L~ ed r 11 GENERAL HOSPITAL » e r em . want u , . & p/trme. Apply Ken· 654 Camino de Los Marc:. t uck Y Frie d Chicken 714 /4~1l22 ~ • SA M-3:30PM 2929 E . Coast llwy, CdM NURSES RN'sLVH's Proctlcms, A.lct.t, Ordtttes Join a large profess • nursing organlzallon new in Orange Co. We need all classes or nunes for private duly & hosp. s tuH relier. Work the area, days & shirts of your choice. IRENTWOOD NYnH RICJlstry .asoo Campus Drive Suite 560 Newport Beach OFFICE <;.IRL 21 yrs or older. Expernot neccs.s . Neat i n ap- pearance. Salary open. Kirk Jeweters 2300 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 545·9485 .. PBX RECPT. Opp. tor a per80ft w/1d. telephone akills le ap- pearance lo handle buar PBX Board 4c ad H Recpl. in a but)' com- pany loca ted ln Costa Mesa . Gd. slart '&· salary. plus Medical plan, lnrluding Dental pl an . Pi s. a ppl1 : Narmco. 600 W. Victoria, Cost.a Mesa. No pbcme olls plea se. E .O.E. l'EST COtmtOL Wall train alert ind.Iv. for route work & ula ID Orange Co. Ii Lane Be• treas. Pd &roue ~U.b, vac:, proflL 1bar in1 . Uniforms I& truck rum. Sal. based on bow mucla work )'OU do. Clll Mr. Prie9 f« 1ppt.. 9-1.2.UI, ~..\!~~ ........ c .... tee RandolpbA~C.M. Sund!)', July 13. 1975 CA.tl y PILOT DI I Add il...Build it ... Diaper 11...Hammer II Car I . . :P 1: ... ~eme~t IL .. Wi~e il...Hoe it...Clean 'ii ... M~e SERVICE 01· REC~ORY Plumb it ... Patch it ... • 1pe 1t. .. ><e mode l it... , 1 ... ress 1t ... Pa1nt it ... Nai l it ... Plaster Jt ... Flx it ... I 1 Roo f i~ ... Landscape it ... Tlle lt ... Tr'im lt ... Sewit ... ~·· Hau l 1t ... Add it ... Plant it ... Alter it ... Learn it .. . ~~~!!'!! ............ !:~!~~!~:-!'!':!... Chikl c.... Gar.nhlg H•l"9 MIKOM"f '•lnfiltCJ/,e,.riftg Tit. rlumbi- 'look.e•p·,n· Sy•l c •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• • .. , ,.. • cmi; arp L fl I • •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:1Jnsulting, Cash fo'lo\'-' ro u e:; r Y' .n :i h & Parut or P'.....t. J a p • n e1:c Co rn plcle •llA\JLJNG • w I LL I AM s & Sons Quality l'<1tK1rh.anii.ng l'L <.;EH.A~t IC 1'11 ,1';, New & JUST PLUMll~7 l'l;1nning 752·1510 C ,,.i . Additions , CuinaonVacatlon., Gardenin& Se,vit'e . YAllDCL U Rett.so blel'n,,_ n... .. ,, R -"I ' ny · · 1A.,1nct.s countt rtop. u 11 't d 1 · EAN P Masonry. Urick /Block/ "111 . .. ..... ~ errh .... c . l·rc:<•es1. SmJ t';ii;tScr\' fh:as H .. tcs Ac l'R & Book . frcetst 6,.5.2511 · n dmi e t me. OOmpl l' I ant In~ I cut l In I / • • SS6·CXM7 • • Stone. Call 58l-7ll29 Re bu rd. 645·472'7 . job!i wc lcoflu~. ~·<!>l:,!t;. Ju1ot on,·'"ill 'I'•>· t n H1p1ng ' nee s or your children clewnup . Free e11t . ----~ •o Yrs • i c t 'lh ' Mo•'-L'XT"'ltlORs·· ... ·•v"'SSI TopSo'il --J UST l'LU~llilNG -. c x p . n otpt"t•r me in e1rownhomeby 6'2·3102. tffMIMCl•afting ""'j' "" "" "3" "" H~stauran l/ Con:strut'· ••••••••••••••••••••••• qualified re male Jlome ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• R . J,. SI nor Slat c ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ .. 6·1~·"111 • l lo n & Itel u 11 . SAVE & Profit Cu~•-Bxeculive. Yrs. ol ex· Landsca1>e. MWnlet1'1nce, l lOUSECLEANlNC is our Licensed lni;ured Call •TopSoil •Compo.x-.l • L.H. (fl'I S /'lurnlJing-~7-0869/640·8227. rerood. repair: add:;;~ pericnce. Local rer5, Sprklrli, Cleanup, Business. Call Janice's Mo v ing, lla u Jing , 979·3.335 •Mulch•lt1."1""·oocl• Watcr turs,i.IU .siit-s,dir.-A~A-looM insulalion. rn-e est. & tree lO tr:.vel. 675-2393. •TREE Work. MZ·m3. Raggedy Anns. 675-65.sJ Cleanup. 2 Colle1e Stu· •PTS. r 'I~ __ Call 581.>-1.0!l:X. f>o:-.al:., 11 topiJ:;gc.s, r.:· ..... _. dent s. Exp. & Reas. "' "'n1a.r ••••••••••••••••••••••• IJCl'Jgns.1>45-34.19. SUMMER DAV CAMPS YARD Cl.UHUP Want a R~AL CLEAN 2369 lligh qua!, low price. C.Sll Tree Service pairb, rl'lll~l'h ng and Big s11vings by being your Ccrpet S ke Ea eh week di(ferenl . Comp tit a int &u-OXl9 HOUSE'? ''The Ginghllm 644-· us tst. 642·98131540-0460 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rcpiping N.:""' Con:.lrue'· r:: P~:~.~~~~~it!i;::e ~~i •:•••••••~~! ........ &.. ~~iK~~~:s.~?JsCe~e~'. JAPANESE GARDENER Girl" Esls. 64.5-SlZJ. Movingfllauling. Student PAPr;RHANGING T~ee Romoval, hnihin~ & ~~~6:!~·; llr:. lie & bond · Ca rpet & Uphol l lO Uph I l k ft p r . "--·--bl Shrub ch•ar1ng H11tot11\ -.. uslsl.962·02$ , . · s e r ytllin g. 'J·4 (xtra hrs yrscxpcr,a ases A·I Day Wor ker. '1ery w / arge rue . eas. ro ess1onal··~·a e 111g t;4,_.,,1,,1 k Cl ea ning. Steom ~ av11il.5G45·5050 Rea&onabletE:stimates c l ettn & neat . o wn Barry.S48·9'723&W.5779 t "rttestti'13·5829af\5 · M -MA v ·:::;i•i.ur-.1uJ;-.;t; t.OOK! Add that room Shampuu. )-"rec est --Call75l·1937. cransp. Mu•< be ,eg. Furd":.'/'r,"·~"rv•,.,. •b·lf)·!Hn• Now' G Id M 6o1678tl C W.11.ll R ... -.. NUJC)ll 'fOOS~IA.1,1 . · o edal Con-· ontroctor work.541-2A34art.5pm MO V ING 11· 1· paper e movin1:. 1-::i.:pt•1'il·r1ct.'C.IC1·l·...,- 1ractors .llU. t'or plans, J h , .. ----, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Professionalgardener •I E au 1~111'1 · t:xp. f.'ast Service t-'rl'1.' L1l·flnsurt·d ~•'2·7tHi An) •·tu 11,t1111 , ""'Jte-; c.sts.842·8800. Uopl10"1 <·~ c ,,a .rphet>PO< t"TI Ger wick&""-n Call Hick UN IVEHSAL ceanups. itpr.rela)c r:.st 6'15·Z511 -:.t:r .. ~lt!ak ... rt •a r1>l •l" -. s .. ry, ns am . . i:JAJ H30·18!JJ. Prorhousecleaners students. tree ests. ---....---Uphol I • lab 'Iii (s 11 d Al.ld /Remdlf1Bl·ll432l 84'1·2126. Patios · s •r y en•·l~•:.Ul'l'" re.1.., K:t:!.Z\f~ p1 ftCJ u retar ants). 6'1JOOll .549-21_0 -Private, yacht&: <:om· _ •••••••••••••••••·••••• - ••••••••••••••••••••••• l>egrcascr.s & all c-'o · 1 GtMrolSenictt mere •' al . 8<2 ·308•, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'l'h t P IS · b w , Pal-il /P • e I l"l'O\ l'f :-,h"ppc . oo erY1ce " aby••'<<•'ng ,·n yoor home r1 g hlncrs & 10 m•''· None Heller •. D•'ck ll"'f· ••••••••••••••••••••••• cc".4210 •n-Openllrll'I Quality Builders Now! bl " ... ~ ··~ ·-~ Qu;tllly l"U.~lOrH Ujlhul ••••••••••••••••••••••• by t h e week, Your each for your whilc man " Son . Add HANDYMAN-liomes &!-----------••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-~llr inside·out.side pro· Free c~l IS~i ·l'll:llJ \':.t•utiort i\1 ,\ull<'llJllC'•: transp. Live llut only <_arl;l<!lS. Savcmoney_b} Remodel·Patio She\te,'. Apts. Consc ie ntio us •J-IOUSECLEANJNG• Ph'l p ,. L ' jecls.P:.liodt.~k.covers, 536.()';JJO l l····~,,,, .•. 1,., .. ,,., '. ''"' ( c r O«o«O By Re l•'oble"-"Plil I s lilln 1ng. IC . II .... I Ad·"•; r _ .. ~ ~u .. " ~-0262 . !"f!C x ra trips. Deekio.Jic/bond.GM·7S98 ra tsman.<NJ-0...... ......... "' 300328 H bl cniuuc , UJ ... ons, or - - -,. ,,. .. ,",!',I t • ----------I Cle I d Gd,ate•/Refs"'°-6211 · easona e II h •·1 · ,,u.., .. -an 1v1ngroom, inin~ ....., 1 r· ~ Qu 1. a p a s cs coustr . ..; 1a1rs, :.ul.1~. lovcsca\s. -----•• Chi ldcare by reliable rm & hall $15. Any r-Stc:trical "T l1JNGS" by Moose. rates, oca r..,.. a ity c · o · 1 F 1 p S7 ~"' '"· Gen Wood"'"'"k, re"'•·-, Will do any type of workmanship.499-3142. reat1ve es1gns, cal rec es\. il•luw :.vcrag..-roperty Manogttmetd molher. Lo rts. any age. . ..... , couch $10, chair $5. ••••••••• •••••••••••• •• .. ..,. ..-• ~ I ;;:::;-"';;'::';';;';:::'";:=:::'::~l~R~a~y~.~6~7~>~-9~1~84~"~W~e~Ca~'~c~·~· j-''C:'~'~"~' ·c"'.ijol:!·:it;t;:I •• • • • • • • •• •• ••• •••••••• Calif Jlmslrv551-J:el IS yrs. exp. is wha plumbing,etc.6'12-5613 housec l eaning. Exp.\Pr of Painter , honest ---1•r O>' SO coun•~ l <hod I •-ELEC 1'"\lrnish own equipment. 1 Roofi...,, Window Cleaniov. t ES I NAL hsi S • w,no inc . uo,; TRIC IAN. Sml (2)Voungmen wfpickup a48 ·l06laflJ. .work,r eas. nt/eKt.frec .. ., .. ., l'll0Pt-:lt1'Y ness t'nu:c work myself. Gd. refs. jobs/ muiot/repairs. 22 would lik e cleanup•, est . Refs. 5411 -2'159, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .\11\,..,.,\liE:\IC::'li'I' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 531-0101. y rs ex p . lie 233108. 64.2 3913 Resid ence/C......, yar d garages & wbal E1tp, housccleaner by the · ROOFS CIIECKED ' • I NC 548 5203 d O & Free est . •> llJ·807!i • ~A y B~RNES Carpet & uphol cleaning. . . have you. Call646-~ ay. wn tran.sp. re-ltepi.lircd & Replact.~ --- fyping Service. Reas. Any two rooms $12. Add Garchni1MJ WEAVEHS: Loo~ built. rerPnces. S4Z-Ol!l8 ! •Wallpapcr llanging• Uir~ct FactoryServ1cc Plostt.-/Repair rates by the page or rooms $5. 536-1793 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reasonable prices. In· Landscapinq 1 ey For mer 1n.so:uc1or L1c~nse C39-1~96 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :1•, of Gr11:>~ ·\IJL ". t.:om1ncn;•1at • t 15 )'r.~ E.1.:1>enc11t'C hour. 640.5885or&®-592l. Cenwnt/Concrete Quality JM aint l ~scpg <iuire 549-0571 --••••••••••••••••:••••••I Carl Rcbko·646-2449 I II: 5-19-2961 P1\'rCll PLAS'rEHIN(; t;xperiencedT.vJ>l:;t ••••••••••••••••••••••• sod, sprklrs, sod rood, Houl; I ltO:OTl.L.UNG$25 . \lntfExt. f"ree Est. 1 DR Sewing/Alte-t9Hons All ·r ypl·s Frcc E.~ Z1u k l1t·vl'lopmc11L Rc;.isonab~e R11ll-s Ph'ill.•p"Ccmcnl Co. c leanup 642-3331/ 119 La ndscap1ngSodSales A $79 w do · llmati::..C;.iltS-lo-tiK!."> 1:1J 'l'u~t111A\<' . • .. 6 •""o ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. M · h · pt. . e Acoustic. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •6'1SS5:12 • c 1 w k "' ""'· ""°· rccest. asterc arge G 960 2766 I" w r . -'J'11::,t1 11 -S.17·0!!l.i:1 -. -s m or t1eeest 111\ULJNGAN"V"f lUNG Davs/eves OOIJ.2170 : .reg , . I ·cte e it&adJUSt yourpal· VEHY Nl::A'I' l'A'fCll ---- \\'c print <1nylhini::, <:uar lic/bon~-751 -S657aft6. Ja!J anes c ltard4:ner Garage cleanup. Relia-i--· --) 536-1943 __ _ h:rn. You sc~ 11. l'aot" JOBS & ict:STL:CCI) Remo d el & Repair tas l service. QuttlllYCont·rcte Patios walk ·& <:;o rnp lete .J11.ta1nl hlef:ist sl·rvicc.963-64~ ! t"orli 'sLandsl·apc llteason·;blt• l'rof l';.iint-too!.l'aLtcrnl1ttu1i.:_&ad· J.'r(.-£'Cst.8'J:l-l·t:!J ••••••••••••••••••••••• wor k-lo 11ril-es CliSl')' d · E ·~· ~ Cleanup t-ree est -Sod /I.awns/Sprinkler:. ing. l~t.f.:.~t. Al~o apt.». J~.S\l~~::.\.S i;.1i~.l)~i __ -C"tl'n l-.1\1·h,·11 & 1.J;1th l'rinling.714-~-SJi>K 1~~~2~"11 x p. rec t ... t. 979·36:!8 -. $~2aL~ I l.1cflns ured.!Jti2-1817 _, Bca<'harea.497-3100 1\ltcrttl1on), iny 11 .. n,l'. ·r n Pltit'C'.\'ftUr H1111ll'i.: ;.lll·r.itit111:. Uni Cabi t 11:· HOU 'SGARDENIN<> ~~ctn,dofui\S!ghll): Ut:l-:l'RO'l'CYl'lLJ.l.~G 1-.---:---hems, z1 p11cr:..l"ll'. llt:,1s flU l' ,i.· unu:.oal ""'or!.: ne Ma NM) ChildCore Cle nU &N La lltASll &DEBRIS So'IP &T ct k Pa1nt1ng/Bcpi.11r-35 )'r~-ratl's %ilJijKc\'L'"'·llJ\ "1-';1 ~! H"sull ""1'll'11rn1· .\l1·"1b llll •:•·•~••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·a 1:~B-H7~1w ""''ns Cott. Studenl S.iR·&\l8, ~ 1 rep ra _orwor work guar, lake <.idvan-· ' ~ Sf'r\'1t.:£' ll1r1•<'lory llu1 '"'u ~''•.! J(:l! 1 l.s lm Cah1nets. hual ~ · ! l'ullLandscapcScrvic("s I tageofmyexp 536·'1056 k l. k llauling, Clean-up, Jtoof-1 ~J0·6882Jim liutlon -· · ·ro PlaC'l" 'four "l-'a.~t .:irl ... L'3ll J\ow wor , pa 10 ~v1•r, ·u1•h 10 ~· home . l leav)_' alhlctic l "ree ·rrimming, Cleanup, ' d i I ll k . ing,ftf i11orPlumbing.Wc -U&J Painting.Personali-Jt es ul1 · S1-rv 1C{' 6'2·5678 ,..~ , a ice wor ·. program. t'un JOb. Ha re ll aulin g Sprinklers · '"' MS-5219. n.nd. 673.2193 l''reees t. S..s-2943. do our best for you . ,.~ind •ha t you want inJ ty Painters w/h personal D1rel·lory ad • . . . Ci.ill ~~~~~~~~~~*~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~962;·;11528~~·~64~2~-1~'8>~~~~·~"gi:lily Pilot Classified~._ touch. 640·8656 now. 642-5671:1, {'XI. J2~. l:.:I. 1i:z t>on 'l ;.:1'•' 111' lhl' i;hip! ··1 ..... l . II Ill cla,.s1fl L'tJ . Sh111 tu :.h.,1·c resulls!· \~l::!-:.b7" HolpW"""" 7100 fletpWooted 7100 HelpW•ded 7100 HetpW .. ted 7100 HelpWaolod 7100 HetpWootod 7100 Help Wanted 7100 HetpWoeted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 ••••·•··•··•·••••··•·•• .............................................................................. ·······················1······················· .......................................................................... • Radio Tech. 2nd class or Person 21·40, trn ror Phone SoliC'tlor You r~gmt. $150 wk suarn. phone making app'L~ No Col 11r e r. Mr . l~cv 1 Sclling. Idealrormature, exp equiv lo repair model r rc units. Call !lobby Shack 522-4921 Buena P.ark. RM's/ICU Secretary, sit/type. Asst Statistical nuall.tyControl 3.11,11-1 to p r es. Future. MB·IOOt . retired person. 675·3SJ8 F'ullorl'art·T;mc ver.,t;lc. gd de tad . Typ;•tSKtttcwy Engl·neen'ng Med s..;;i,:R. 64>·2666 New po" neooh CPA Jo'1rn1. Salary range StiOO 3·ll &wk 7-J SECRET 1\RY f or lo $llOO+fr1ngc bt>ncf1ts. Rea l Estate , licensed Analyst Hurse AidH )..11 Brokerage Firm in F'or appo1ntn1cnt Sl'nd Plurnbrr,R-ir sa lcs peop l{'. Why not SANCLEt-.t EN'rl-: Irvine Arca. Brokerage resume to h.e nneth PclrolCons1t:ngr SJOK F II -r-"'Ork ,·0 the hol'"°l .• ,e.. s ',. t G•'NEHAL ll~PITAL 'd ·r · •• Tool CutterGmdr 514 1\ u time.;, yr min e11· i"iunl•'ngton lJc ·•c_h.l >-"oo••"· peCl3 IS "' ~ exp. r{'q . yp111g "" J.c\•enthal & Company. per. 536-14:>2 .. 4.9(;·1122 eitl 214 Wpm. Sal. open. Call 660 Ne wport Center l-'ast Food Mg1nt tuSl ~K 1 .. 1·n Voil"Y· .-.. 11 Ph•' I h H · Id O 'C & I N ' h " '" .,,., Slrelt: your career eino . onnor >n1·e, Su1lc 8.'lO ewport :1ectrTec Sl ~Kl ----------1 M•Nam<'" ··t Vt'llage *R""'' * Cl 714 7''' h · .. .. .. beyon tl p resent pro-I""' S oonan. · ..oc.·HiZl Bcach.<.:a.92600 ~~~1u"' M,", ~~.~~ ... ~~~/\ P/1'. choose Your o...,·n hrs.1c10te0a01c>=:="="='=e=,......=":_:=:7__ re.ssion:1 J accomplish· .. 111 t en 5 i ve Ca rd i ac -------r or furlh(•r infllrmation ..x: P r u o ._... c "'-"'"'~+ No se11;ng. ""'nee. M".'' I" ·d SECTY EXEC ' 1 M T o,, SIOO ..,,, menls at our ~1vcrs1 e Care. •ftt edical & Surg. • 't•al Ire ne !\tcC;.1r lh.v '.~mt 1•0n'rr· _'~ •.• .,. be neat earn '2-SJ hr. RECEPTIOMIST racilitics.llclpinsurc thc >'loor. •Ped•"'''·, .... • J{cal f>:statc Dl'velOJ)· 1_;.1U·SOOO. '."n~ra ICC ~A ppl>' 9 5. al 11,·1.'> Appl lnP ---1 ' ... ,. ... (Sect r l:lt'rtcal S.151. 1 b · Y e.ovr ~onlinued qualily or our Obstrelics-Labor/l)('l. ment r 1rm. yo · P/t Gen Ofc 'l'o$.l.SO hr A a ~a0m:::.o•c·"'o"c'c· ----I Mariners Saving.s eleclron1c components: OpeningSoon J1cc. Dayfrorit. ft1 in. J yrs l•---------•I l'"VINE PERSONNEL PURCH'Sl~G 1515 Westcliff0r,NB :.ind your rutur1•. Bourns OifinitivcOllicrv:-itinn cx pcr. Accurate., fast , 1'ECllNICIANS " "' "" }.:qua!Oppor. Employ is un Lhc met\'t•. Unit typing, shorlhlntl , dit .. *TELLER* w AITRESSES l'i\ltT-Tl~1t: Exper'd . F1.1Uo1•µ t lmmcdiaLc npen1 ng in C.iood hr .... i\;eal ;~ppcar. co~la ... ,l':»I ufrll'e. Stiv ()\(•r:!I ings :incl Loan or b;Jnk Suri & S1r!r1111 cs11cr 1c nt•l• pr('fcrred 5~JO\\' Co:.ti.!._!l ......... '\H ~lust Uc ""'11l1n~ lo work~S250 ~v.eckly ..,,;{;nit ~a lurday ::.. L:.:ce llcnt Cll\'e lot1o::.. 1 '1;,. dail)'. ,,;_ola ry . '>'ork1ng con<l1 , . d t rt •• l\ llul>h ;-.l.llrl\lt.'11 :-elf .1d-t1011s an )t'llt' 1 11. va d l"l'!'.l>t"d e n\ i•lo p<· or upply <il hranch ~lt:liann,111 ~\: ,..,l'>i11:i:1lt·:>:, AMERICAN :M15 S. Sl;1l1• Cullt•l.!c Hhd SAVINGS An<i~t'1n1 ,1 · .•. ~r~!l!._l-'l \\'IHI \\'j\;.. ·rs 'l l l \\'OKK! 1'125 Sunflo .... 'L'I' 1\1 ,. IJ It I\' t-: i\ t.'A H '. Co~ta ~1e .... 1 1 Cl OVS I·: ~"11r hour ~. ~1 r. llu1icng;1 !179·!)800 work tor vo1ursl'I L bl' t;qual Opporturuty your Olli' fl Lo,,s. J\1l'n oi· SE.~EIC._,E75thfl'</><AGllE•·i:', .• c,Y, SlronCgLpEuR'K'/."5,:EC'"•.'Yb.·•.•k· male/female Pc r m:.i n c n t . full & taling ma<'ll . :-.l>il!s. Hybrid ..,,.,. • h." Voll v.·111 be r<-spons1ble p/time positions. We of-l ~&lc:2·"3o'o'o'-------I .suite 224 Costa ft1 csa i.:round req d 1 y~11n~ NOTICE for the planninJ! and fer lop sal. benefits & Microcircuit Cati 642 1470 5 5 + w P rn & good l1ow Daily Pik:ll Oass-performance of technical work in~ conds. Apply SECRET ARY EX. • secretarial skills salary ified ads display their duties such as the desi gn Westminster Community !\cw port Center. To $750 Techn'1c1'anS Employer l-1/F 1 • .,.. .... .,...;,.~~~~~~1 WomC'n. Lau Loe :,lightly I hand 1t:i:1 1'PL'o.1. Ne al· c1 ... :1 n i\pp t:arance. ..,.__,..._____,.....~based on expe r In-messages with legibility or test parameters. You liospital,200l-lospita1Cr, mo. Very de manding terviewing 9.3 Tues & and impact ? Our ads, we will also be expected to We stminster. 893-4541. e mploYt'r. 2 Girl ofc. PET SHOP JMGR Wed. National Systems a re proud to say, really render fast and efficient EOE Need xlnt sh & typing This polition requirts Mus t havesomeexpr. Corp.,436 1 Birch SL.N B get re s ult s. Phone t echnica l analys is.1..::.::.=---------sk ills. Send Resume lO strong bockground in -CALL642·5522 (Nca rO.C. Airport I 642-5678. guidance a nd support SALAD MAN Classified ad no. 4:r7 , c/o •IKtr0ttic theory and ---======---1c=.:.c:=:..:::c===--l-=-"'-'-------I when produet qualily is Daily Pilot, P. 0 . Box • · ..._. T 1 ...._w__._.a 7IOOL1.J...WHted 7100H..J•Wonted 7100 involved. Some exper in garnish. 156U Costa ~tesa. Ca circurt "Gn-, .. iS.:· es ,_..,.. ...-.-....,.. ~ See Cher Mike alter 1 9--equ;pment main· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PM. Seboislioo"s Dinneri ..c"=~'-0 --------1 • ·ro QUALlt"Y YOU Theater. 1·10 Avenut SECRETARY tfftance-expenenc.e is I Mervyn's ... California's fastest-growing department store _is presently accepting applications for • store management personnel • department managers • personnel executives • executive trainees for future Orange County ·locations What is a Mervyn's? Mervyn's has opened 24 store$ in Northern Catifornia and is fast becoming a household word to m illions of shoppers. They know it's the place to shop for a w ide assortment of nat ionally advertised famous brands and popularly priced a pparel, shoes and accessories for the ent ire family .. as well as yardage, bedding, linens and draperies. Generous employM benefiu: include: • Mljor Mtdkal • Pntc:rlption OfU9' • EmployH Oi.ooun11 • o.nttil Plan • P1n1ton P1.n • Pai d Holtdly1 • Lifl ln1Ur•not • Hotplttll11tlon • hid Vecetk>m If you have ~t experience in thtl mail bulinns, ' or If you .,. 1 -colleol grlduoto considlrint malllnt • • _...,, pl• subm1t • compl.t• rtsu.me, lndudlng Al•rv history to: R.L THEOBALD -VICE PllESIDENT, PERSONNEL MERVYN'S 26001 iNOUSTRIAL BLVD. HAYWARD, CA. 94645 w I L I. N E E D A Pico, San Cle mente. d.liroblir. T l-1 O R O U G H --'----'="'---! B.'<pcr 'd Aerospace Sec'y FAM ILIARITY WI Tll for s m3tlco. Mustbc x1nl TRANDUCERS. You SALES typist. Duties will in- wl ll also need at least 2 Attractive, {'nthusia!>tic. elude gen'I secretarial years at ;i recognized profess. s ales person for work ror a m11nagcr & college plus 7 years ex-Gloria MarshaJI Figure typingfor sma.ll groupor perience or which 2 years Salon. 1~ast expcr. in engineers. Xlnl co. paid must ha\'C been occupied direct sales, such as real b e n c t i t s . C ;• l I as a Se n io r Q.C. estate,d ancestlX!io&re-714 1556·2800 Mr. Sill)· Engi nceringi\nalyst. ducing salon berJ!licial. mons. Equal 01lpor. Ca 11 ~1 r s . Bal la rd, 1_,B0'm"-'pcl•oYc'c'------1 Expec t a salary com· 642-3630. mensura te with your ex-1 cc::.::.:::.:. _______ I SECURITY OFFICER Leading N. 8. hotel. Ex- per. pref'd. Call Dick , * arter 7 pn1. 644 -1700. perience and one ol lhe Sales Clerk !or t>ho lo most comprehe nsive Dr1ve-Thr u. fle:\:i blc bcneri ts packages in the 1 c:ho::::"":.::.:·c"~'~·2364='c·c_ __ _ indus try. }o'or immediate * and confidential con· s1deration, send your re· a;:urrielo : SALES i EO~:~'Y·RECEPT ENGINEER I To $600 BOURNS' INC. Mi n. 2 yrs. exp. selling 1 I-lours 12·9PM o.r l'Jt 't1I }"luid Compon~nls in 9PM or wknds. :J yrs exp 1200Columbia Avenue Aeros pace ind ustry . req'd. A_nimal ~osµl\al. H1vers ide, Catif92507 Thorough knowledge of N.B. Write to l:lass1ll.cd An equal opportunity Hydraulic & Pneumatic ad no. 44 I, c/o l)a1ly If you hove two yeon of formal trainin9 in elec tronics ond ore looking for ·a care« position, pleose send rtsume or call for i,.. fo.-motion : Patj Schnei<fi,e.-, 17141 548-0611 . Hughel Ail"Cl"oft Company, Mic roe I ectronics Productl OiviMon. 500 Su:pel"iOI" Avenue , Mewpart Be-ach, Ca 92663. HUGHES AIRCRAFT COMPANY e mployer M/t-' principals rcq'd, Call for Pilot, PO Box lflliO, Costa 1 11·~~~~~~~~~~1 inslantinterview: Mesa. Ca . 92626 t-:qu::i\ Opportunity CIRCLE SEAL * Secy's.-Sevcral ~~"'M"'/"'F"'E"'' m,.p .. lo~y"'c"'' ~~I Recopl/SK'y ror counseling agency. Lile bookkeeping & typ- ing $500 per mo. lirs. Mon. Wed. f''ri. 9am t.o &p m. Tues. Thuri1. 12 noon to 9pm. c:au cor in- terview 536-8804 . CORP. $550-$850lOO"k FeePaid I· 1111 H. l~t Also, General Office AltaMiM 774-6l IO Li t. Reinders Agency 4020 Birch St, Ste 104 E .O .E . Mt t• Newport Bea(·h 833.St!Xl Call ror appoinlment * * Service Slation, full & SALESMAN STEREO p /time help. 18 or over. ·rechnicians DIGITAL TECHNICIANS R E Sal-previou s ex p e r . Exper 'd. 3131 llarbor • • 'Iii>"" necessary . USA Stereo Blvd, Costa P.fcsa. Sec t:xpcricnccd in test and LUDS! LEADS! 3721 S. llrislol, Santa lTed troubleshooting Qf digital Do to recent increases in Ana . No phone calls. _;_:.:c:_ _______ I circuitry necessary. Set· I el. ·1· Service Sta. Night Mgr, up and test memory our sacs a 1v1 1cs, w~ 5 le ~,,00 _. f'·n •hop n>od 1 , l m•'•••-< "'" ha\•e a need for add1· a s.--1 ... . '. c1tpcr'd. Nights & SUn-u e · 1 '" c., · l . 1 ex e ienced Lasuna Bcac 1. Evenings days . Also, Atte ndanl t ro l a ss!'mblies and •0 1 n' 1 P r & Weekends. Potential needed. Apply in ""rson, module t!Rclosurc..,_ Good sa espeop e. , 11 1· c 11 r t ~ •· •. ,. t'OR INTERVIEW u 1me. a or app . Union 7G, 1900 1'\lewporl wor 1n 1t co n 1 io ns . "94 3132 Bl d c •1 Liberal rringes and C'on1· C 'LL 67'760 I •coc.·=cc·------1 ·::':::~·=·":::·---· -"' iit-1--pcl1tivc rales ""'1lh grow Saleswoma n over 21. 1.-rr or P /T. car net:. Some eves & Sal . Personality /amb. more im port .. t han e1tper. Earn $4000 to $14000 yr. Apply 9-5 at 1 6 1 ~ Alabama.11.8. RN.CCU SEC1RETARY Nlfbtl, full « p/time. Excelle nt opportunltJ Di re rentlal pay. Xlnt ror sec r eta r y e:1t · benefits. Cont.act Mn . perie~ in commerclal Balestrerl, 642·2734, lease doeume ntat lon Costa M e m ori al W/ICood or ganiaatlonal Hol'lpi\tl. 301 Vicloria. ability. l.nsurance, lea•I C.M. EOE. &. ae('OUnUng experience ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~h e lpful . Mus t h ave pleasant pen1ocu11i\y &t telephone ml:nner. Typ· ing 6S & sh 80. RN lMEl~INCY Service Sta . Sules1nan. E\'CS, good pay. benefits. Mission Viejo. B:l)-J70C. Service Sta. Attendants, exper'd. Neal, clean, tJ('· pend. Boyd's Arco, 490 t-: l 7lh, C.M. 1ng computcr·oricnled firm . St>nd resume or :1p ply II be td I _call pl Torot11lashlf\slPRN)U'I All aPt'llcarionl w I •l'l•W'lf •note 1 1• ... ,.. 1;mall dept tlO cover ill· 1-•or Information Please Call 644-Ul9 Sl/SlMI SIL ACCOUHT AMT Public aceountinJil ore Irvine area. ?t\ust have recent public exper . 133.3443 MJCR:V"Tlf~,8 .... & .... u .... 1. ,;,. 911-per. pret'd , COnlact Don· n• Roach@. R..N. Costa A.; lbUAL Ol'fOATUNlfv lMPLOVEft M I) 8 1 M em or I a I b======·~=========!.G::::"""plw,.....,.._EOE. " THE tlVlt*CO. 550 Hewporl Cll-Dr How,_.t- Eq\lal Op-por. £mploJtr ' T E L. E r 11 0 N E The fa&tet.l draw In the SOLICITORS ~x · WesL . ,a D•llY Piiot perienced, needed for Cla•1tflt:d Ad. Phone TbrlR Store. 831-S771 •ft. W~. IOA.M. TELLERS t'ull or p /time, cxper. on· \ l'l" . retired Ai;" :~ tD ty . Citizens Bank 01 iu. Suriplern ent y..,ur n1· · Costa Mesa , 97~1-4ZOO. come. IJr1vc a cab 6 hrs Ken Don:ihut'. or more a day. Appl y 1n C.:.::CC:CC::::C::0----1 pcrl>o n. 't'cllo\'-' t.:ah Co,, THE NEW BROADWAY LAGUNA HILLS Openin9 Aug. 4th lsNaw lnte.-viewift9 For. SALES, F/TIME Men's Cloth1ni; t.1 cn·sshot.~ ~1 1 l hnerv EXTRA OH CALL SALES !Jay C\'l' ;1\'.1dalnh\.\ BEAUTY SJ.LOH OPERATORS RESTAURAHT Cook." PRESSER 'l"c1npor;11) Jul> Fo.-on oppoi~t Coi1SB1rt90 1 Ur Apply In Pcrsl•ll THE BROADWAY LAGUNA HILLS MALL 1 t ,ocal~tl ;1t Sun f)1t•1:n :Frl·c .... ·~;y & 1-:1TonJ 11~11 ln\t•I"\ u·...,·ing llourl> :1 :10 11 Ju.-\,\1 & :! :JV .t .:l.11')1 l\1uu1la) 1hruSa1urJ.1y t-:11ual Up1fflr t::mplo)l'r 186 E . lUth S1 , Cobl.1 J\1l'Sa Young 1n:.i11 lu ...,·ork Art gn1w1ni; l\•111 rcnt.ll IJLl!>l lll'!>S. i\1 u~t !Jc• llt:Jl !li :1p- p car . ,f,: \1·ry r1 t·.1t hand11iTi\lnJ,!. ti Uay wk . PrcfL'r /ll .l!"fll'•l 1nan rur· per1n. rl'."I' p.,,,,1uun. Ex· pl·r. not /'t'\/ ll. Apply n1 orn,, J!J:JO :\f'"""llOrl Bhrt,(.'.i\1 M..-clt-.dl~ . ..................... .. Anti..... 1005; ........................... 'i PUILIC AUCTIOH MANY ITEMS OF f'INE ESTATE JEWELHY, AftT OBJECTS. AN· T!QUES, FINE t"U RN .. t:TC. PHONE FOil IN · FO. &: Bfl.OCll UR£ &i5·2200 "SUMMER '75" ANTIQUE SHOW& SALE July 20 , .......... Ove r 100 i':"h1b1tors: tealunn~ Furn., Ch1not, Jewe lry, Clock!,, Oolls; Anllque Clolh1nJ:. &: IOOOS of Misc. Collectibles. • ::: ... .. • DI 2 DAil v PILOT ·.a.-...i-.-.. 8005 Sunday.Juty 13, 1975 •• ~?~ ...... ~~~~ ~.'::~"' 1010 MJK .. •H• 1010 • ledlo. . .. _ _._ '••-.,. .. 0 _.._ P•ww to•o ~~~ Dftft'I 8040 G ................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• HIA St.reo 10 ...... ...., YV.. 9WW!t ~ ".•• •••. •••. ••• •• ••••••• --y ff-M to Y CHI 1041 •rate Sale. SaL Cl Sun / SCRAM '£TS ' t i ••••• •• •••••••••••••••• •••• •. ••• •• •• •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10.:5, 17201 Apel L.an~ "I. •••••••••••••••··~·•••• Ulb Cenlury Beds"anu •PET WORLD• .. ·1n-;1-; l.OVABl.EShelUe UuolinitooBch.~ A ANSWERS "Color Motorola Tv UI' C£NTURY Classic JUST ARR1V~D. New q u e P i C' t u res Cockers. Ch1huahuo fcmal~· •. 3 yn;, SP•Y\.'C.l, Must sac. Be l Offer Bay boaL. Lapstr ke Sxc1Unt1 LYMAN 1J11 .. f ramea.O\her Odds & Poodle:., Shih l~u Mtw: gd. w1k1ds. 847 0472 Moving Sale: Dinette • Am"er" _ .. , .. rlJn _ Lakes. Call 6'6-84ll 4cyl Orey Marin~ eni cayne ::!4' fil>erglo&~. In ~ <•"·"'"'"' · hn • -ki / • " .... "0 21 ... 0 Comp. r~l.or«l. 6'73-4079 bourd Luxury Sport --. sc au.Lt!r, Doxie Dobie SI v , . · 8 8• 1:q uip .. J'\lW>, tape Measly -~talc -C LOR'r.V. or67'" •-1 °-.. l Pal Bulls, (.;ockapoo'. L 1-;R f1p. Persian. 3 deck. ouly good slulC. 1'' Xl ~-~ uv .. -ANTJQUEAUCTION p yri.old Toagoodhome 202'2 ., .. t'rv .. 1 ... llB. or~el lneome -ntcond.$1~. 8 AYSll>I': MAHIN!-: 19lhng l l . • om 100 mixed puppies. 832.0139 · " .. ~ Fresh Caught AlR l'l.AN~ 846 7~ .,.., . • Sl\l.£S f'etable~~ P=.'!"!. ':: Stud i.vs most breeds. - --963-6465. Sat/&in 12·5. FISH t:veryd;iy• l> urn• n K l he great • ~ Trojan Cbn Crws. 65 673 9S70 Ylrtl.5iog, clocks. bnc:·a ~2S W. 17th at l-'aU'v1ew. Kl'l'"rENS: 3 mo's, 1 wht, Clocks, Grandfathers. Buy dlr~ from depresi.1on of the 'lo'. Color TV $125. Wane kca Lai>=Jlriakc. Reblt 210 HP ----- inc. Jul" 14 •· 15 .. l 7 .JO SA OP<"n l'Ves. 531·5027. l calico, 1 blk1wht. 2 yr Wall & M ianUeil. u .... o~ Ulo t-'usltcrmon .. allhe many unlurtunates soid stereo $75. liJk/wht TV V 8 Gray• 20 hrs. Oinct~c. Uoston Whaler LJ' Jlul1> 25. . Preview SalW"duy lltlS ll Setter Puppy C? 1 ~0 • yr. la y. ~sh register. Some oak DO VllF Falh ~ i.d k ., -" v ~ ., .. • 1 1 bb u~w .. ~ NEWPOR1' a pples on downtown $45&$25.646·9219. V Birth s, monomahc, "ll""oroll•>r."'i4·022lor 2, Su nday 12·6, The male, 9 wks. AKC. 4'~•. ' 900· 1290 Lhmgs. Rifles. shot guns RY FLEET street locat1ons. We mw;t G . • o. ea .. ec s. 675·1$46 !.!mory Box 2112 E ...,.,, NewportPier be In some sort of omgout ofBuslness Uristol cond. Pvt Pty. ----·----~ 540-0673 f'ree kille n lo gd home, 2210 Orang,<;. CM. depression now, as 1 saw Used TVs. As is. Cheup? Bsl orr. 714/640-Jl68 or 72 Evlnrude 25llP w/bonl •• st Hwy' CdM. m a I e • hall Manx /· Make offer for bike parts, a pilot on a s lroot corner Call 642 -0ia 91 549 · 3875 · t~rl~. ~~~5J50 or urr . ..... a.c.. ao10 Gorm. Shepherd Pups. l'ersian.Call 84().2059 ~tcrco·r~cord player, **I BUY•* trying lo sell bis Sylvania 25" color .tv. Mus l se ll i mmed-26' . . - ••••••••••••••••••••••• AK<.: Champ sired. Xlnt CARIBB puppies 9 wks baby d 'a per ta bit!, Good used furniture & AIRPLANE. Needs some work, $50, W~eeler, rebll eng, nu Boats. Rent/ Hot~int Portable Dis· ,h:~n1~ramenL Blk(fan. old. Had l sl sh~ts. Will trunks, clolh~s. s hoes, appliances, or 1 w'1ll "··II Pick UpTool side boxes, w I m a l c hin g t able. pa mt & elec. $2000 or ofr. Charter 9050 h V ood ~,., 1·"'1 d 1 etc.~ Ham1llonSl. CM. .;xi c Ao 8993 675 1995 was er. ery g . $80. "' ~ • e lo gd home. 962-8528 for You. $75. '67 Toyota.,. dr, tA.50. .,_,. • · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 494 1303 K lli art JO, please .. -r-a -----------1 . . eep ca ng. BASSET llOUND Male, 9 To Gd. Jlome. Jni>h Set· MASTERS AUCTION Lge walnut table lop Grundlg st'ereo Pho~o 17\A.a' f'ibergls Tri·llull New Ska lioats for river or lfOTPOINTOQlelec.blt· mos .AKC,papcrs.Wht. l<:r. 1-'emale. Awrox I •W c'rt." Movtn~! 646-8686&83 3-9625 slab, $110. Red velvel Separatt-s lle a ker: 140HP l /B M ere & ocean 19' or 21' d.iy m Oven:., hke oow. $100. w /gold & brown spots. yr Har~ a Io ~ at 2 :> t; 4 Or.SUNOA y 839-0974 cou~h, love seat, 2 h1·bck Beautil ul cabinet. $50. trailer. Call eves644-4G-15 crwsers. Now avail·rt!nL 644-6768 Fine do~. $100. 644. 5736 1!47.7378 Fordham. CM on bakes, chairs, perfe(1.. ~. 2 &46·2524 day or wk. 675·8866 -----JU" radial arm s aw, bc<li. StereO·lape decks, $100. 26' Owens, 225 HP Chevy, 3404 Via Opurto Lido Vig Lady Kenmore Washer, AKC AFGHAN Hound. 2 Fluffy kille~ 1 Calico· w/cu~tom lramc~. up JUNK WANTED: ea P&ort. Refrii,:·Bur. loE~& MaritM an running order. A fixer ELEGANT 49. Alaskan copper tone. Mlbl S1&c. male. 2 yrs. Entertam·g. 1 black. Will tl~I to lo\ln~ plia nee~. Loys, much Anything in scrap metal; 3SJOOl32.C l'dmibc. 556·0998, ~pmen 6~7pSpe0300r, Sl,S-00 as as. l-'1rm. for charter. For mfo. pis •• Bestofrtakcs.64&-8411 per::.onaht)(! $100loright home 675·7317 more' autos, prts. bo<hes, ap· 001 ge.C.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · . . . . home w /yd. Wtll bargam --phances, etc. 8l'!)l deal --. . . . General 90 Io . call . 548 · 828 _ 0 ___ _ 9060 BRA ND NE W AP · price w/rtght person Furniture 8050 135 V1v1tar Lens, Ski 10 town! Pirk upM.UST sell Irvine Coast •••••••••••••••••••••••FANTASY t ri·hull 1/0 ,loot S •1 PLlANCES from Model ~-4150 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eqwp, Ko1>s lldphones. anywhe , Ed S Country Club <;lass A BOY SCOUTS ~-..1 bo 170 h.p. Volvo, Chrysler s. GI Ho B toy", b •c kp"ck. tha·n re . tone Membersh'1p Make ( na:u ats, outdr1"" fu lly eqwpnAA ••••••••••••••••••••••• me . arga1n s! Greal.SavingsonU~t:d J " u 968-3086 · 0 · cars&a1r I· T d •"'· ~--· .Frigidaire EJec. Stpves. •ATTENTION PETS! 1-·urn., Appll. & Misc. neck guitar. Sal. & Sun. for. 581 7234 · l P ~llCS. ax a • sc~l!> 8 xlnl cond C..U Sailboat Relngeralor, Washer & Uoar<l111~ & Grooming Wilson's Bargain Nook lb"71 Gisler, C.M. FROST F Ht.:~ Refn.:. ~ van ages. 54 -4990. alter 5, 6"0·0792 . Herreshoff Americ.lll Dryer'6450403 Free pickup. Poodle !>45 W h ' $65, Front lhrow~obale te lephone lale Must sell JO' Ketch ex· E I 22rt WLW 26ft ---· Pups for sale. :>Ui-2848. · l!Jl st. C,;.M. MOVING SALE lawnmower $100. 536-5742 mode 1 Motorola, full celle nt cood c : 1 !> 7 5 8 A Y L l N E R o:!:i1. Bulll by Nowak :I YEAR old Adrrural u p-• Queen Sz Bed, 9 drawer New II' couch & lovl'seal, aft 5 duplex, sohd stale UHt-' type Ma ke ff r~~g Saratoga 25'. Never out & Williams. 714/!>i6·7172: right freezer $125. Ken· CAIRN Ter rier. 8 mo. dresser, 2 nalc stands autumn t·olors $350. . . $l500 or assume at SSS 493.6616. 0 er. · ~t bay. Galley, head & Aft 5 PM & Wknds m ore dryer $35. Phone male AKC. All i.hots. h' dab c d . so fa & Young girl'~ bt.'<lrm set. Dme~le s~t. S25 & Dinette mo. 494 ·5005or 494·8448 • :;J~~pmg . quarters nt!ver 714 /675·2644. 751-1 163 Love~ everybody. }>)'cc m a le h Ing loveseals. anl1q yel 4 pc's $6.5 40's set~. I' n g. washer $75. 1"Cf L d Boob. Ma1ntenanc•/ used. Priced lo sell fast! r.'DGIDAlRL' r·''n'g. 17 lo gd. home. 83J.91QJ 846·6504. Wed. aft6PM. rad. cabi.nel $25. P~rt lv f,rag. under·coun~cr dis· ~ern~ar a~g~enr~~& Service 9020 645 ·3 262 '74 LIDO 14 No. 3917, Like ·-~ c...,. . S:.JO Sew mach S20 Lrg hwhrSl00.493·2856 1 .k . ·•••••••••••••••••••••••is· 90 JI p b d oew.Neverinsallwater. 6U bic feel, XJnl cond. 1\1\:C Wire haired Fox Ter· •"'OFA & LOVL'"'L' "T · · . ----.1 ·e new. Anxious to . . oul oar 11 · d I · " c. • .:u:." table lamp S35 Old vam 1 A xlras mcl g Trailer. $40. Ma-7037 m :r 'up pies. Sl25. <714 ) See to Appreciate. Gd. l d , k $:,!O ; H 11: GUITAR LESSONS S12 l>el . 644·9205. Electrical-Woodworking cruiser, fiberglass over $2250. 213.331-1704 -!-l!J::!·521!J. <'ual/Mov1·ng'"'"o"·'2 350y SLci\$350 't:"l711 donl"na Mon th I Y . f' u r Plumbtng·ln.">laUation ply wood. trlr. xtras. ---------- \J"EO wa."'h1n•' machine, . ~ .,.,.,""°"' "' on a "" f t * Car~·t S ·a1 * & · "1500 494 2652 ~ " ., needs wo ·k·· Sl'"I L'I 'f • P e r o r m a n c c o r 1 ~ pec:t .Repa. ir. lnbcl Eng re· .g • • or 52::!·6914 Lehman 12 Sail No. 310 needs repair . .,.,.., liorgeous. fem, Samoyt.'<l, OANISI-' I ld 1 "" ,., oro I 962 7 "" NYLON Sil \G PLUSll L' ______ ....:......:..:....1 e'<i\I\ -v \L'C S • wa nu uunglll· 830.7352. · · P easurc. · 4"'° ""o'v u.!. J{U"T pair . r1re_syste.m install NICE L"l"'h & Ska· llo"l ~ !J63·7600eves ' "' • uper pcl, gentle. ble, opens to ·se<il 10. 6 __ _ _ '0 .., "' & mamt Scorpio M " "' .. • 675·0315orti75-7719 ---ulJl•d nt.bpyd.551·0707 h · I WOYOS.CllOCBRN. · anne comr). w /m lr. & trlr. --- Kenmore Wa sher. Ga~ ----l' airs. S?15. or l>cbl uf· llouse Solll r;ve1·yth111 ••I * * * * 'llO 548·97o4. "'"50 546 03''7 1" 'Ii J for Dan h bl k I "'I H J c~ s ltES J:\'l'EH.IOHS . ---"'0 • • .. ' O't Dryer & Elec Dryer. All W~1marancr Pup. AKC . . ll> . ac vmy i.:0~1>! Sal1Sun. 2Zl7 E • . nnecaa 2640AvonSt ,,u Boats, Marine Samar Or, CM for $100 or,...,, ea. We"l· l.rhamp. l>ire<l all shot!> cbouch &f c:h:11r. $175. or IGthSt. N .... plHgh~. IOlo 2 47 Cedar .,.., "255&"• . E . t 9030 ____ _.;. _____ -J ~ "' h & f. Id est ol er Plate 0 1us::. 5. I .,.,..., '7.ti·&i65 qutpmen 17' MONARK u ~"'"' BOA1' iJlg house r efng, 2 Or op :. uw 1e hne. " Newport Beach u~ Cpln ~c". """5J7•. !Jt~ 2308 mirror , approx 3x5', ~75. -----•••••:••••••••••••••••• '73, 4 cyl. Mere. 1/0 , ~ .,...,._~ __ orbestoffer . .i!-J32373 liAllA(;t-: SALE SAT-I Youarelhewinnl·l'ul 2 NEW 500 gallon fuel every xlra BC YH 81111dimn Mahriah 8025 :-i.1lky Terrier. Male. AKC: ---SUN MON 9·5. 2 couches. TWO FREE TICKETS GOING FISHING? tanks. S600. ~t8-13o.i · ...... ;~••••••••••••••• 3 .'1o::.. AKC. Bcstofrt·ror White bedroom set. Must I brown leaLh er & 1, CS20Value) B'S WORM FARM 646·5491 675·M!J45 ------ •. feel of l "x 8 .. Cedar tracie. 9ti2·8377. ~cl~· --'3 o~.r put c:ha~c 1_1oral. ~~· eat·h. 2 b1ke!).j to the Open Daily 7Am Lo6Pm ---* GLASSTRON • . prn:c. 546·M621 ~10 & ~I.>. 1 blue chair OL Y SUPERBOWL N1te Crawlers. Meal 16 fl. Nona Canoe $250. 12 Summer Soecials edin; T . & G. 1 s ide L>AHl.ING Dalm;,t1on..,. ti BED k - . ~10. i-·ord pickup car seat' MOTOCROSS Worms. African Night C l · S e a NY m P h Gel a good dea1 al: ~ • l side surfaced wksold. Purebred.$25to bo ·. ing s1zfe mattrei.s, Sl5 An tique greenj Crawlers&RedWorms Cal u m1num) S250. SOU'fLI COAST vw-9392 SJS. Call ~-12-U x springs. rame. xtra ·k . I bl Saturday, July !9th 17362 Gothard. HB Lumbe r rack, Cits 8 fl. .-Q ·-----· ---lirm, s till pd.aged, $215 ~oc tai ta e,SlO Maple1 allhe truc kbed.$75.5484235 MARINE SERVICE )tA~as & SlllllTZUpupp1es l val. SS25J Queen. $195 cab1n~l ·~Vpw remote L.A.COUSE\JM CALL847·5141 585 W.19lh,C.M. ... -pttWftt 1030 AKCS12SSunday <ml. $4251. l>ela\·ery In· contro. S2 . ortableTV Please call 642-5078. cxl Electric Manne Head& 645·7121 4 -•••••••••••••••••••• only * 842·lo:J9 cl'd. 631 0-188 SJ lhghchair S7.50. Ken-333 to claim your t'1ckets. Antq Till b ck Ch · Bail tank w1pump •• B&:C BARGAJN -----more port<ible dis· (North County 'oil .b b. ad aharl. 846·0989 16'CHRISCHAFT'62,170 I h KINGSIZE bed I h ~'2 50 dd • rret.• new e1gc roca e up o . 11 p , h BULLETIN r1:-i Setter AKC. female i • xlnt cond lwas er ..,.,: . . A mg number is 540-12:.~. > S120 3 New chail"s, • 24 r!), P<?rt. bail PARKING LOT SALE Obct.11encc tramed. Gd w 'pad $125. Twin $20. madune $10. & many h 1 SJs .. 1 'd 1. burp. Boat trailer for 1~'·15' tank; rope & skis. $2200. **** Phil Ribara 2045 Gle~ St. Laguna Beach You a te l he winncrol TWO FREE TICKETS (S20 Value) tolhe OL Y SUPEUOWL MOTOCROSS Sat urday, July 19th althe L.A . COLISEUM Please call 00·5678, ext 333 to claim your tickets. (Nor th County Loll free number 1s !>40-1220.) **** SAT.Julyl 9 ,lOam . 5 pm. ll o me lge yd. $25 . ~·6974anyl1me i.mallm1~c1tems.Phone **** 0 • ea,mai :,a or Boat.Sl7S.Newsears11_, Bluebookprice.830·883!J 5Xtl-l>0!11:1 751-1163. 11 30 Austin. colfee t bl, Rare Ital JI . P . Outboard $150 --2843 W . L i ncoln , __ _ Spanish wood table lamp Co::.taMcsa Pang P ong. Table. S~5. wal n ulma r b l e S65. 494.7417. · 13' Wh aler Type. 20HP _________ _ Anaheim •!:iill.y Terrier:.• s:-io. Sp<rnash wood end la· ---Green I Gu Id p I a 1 d I Ampex 4 track recorder . Johnson & tailored boat Kile 1200; Ii ke ne w. New & Ul>ed camera::., AKC 557 282 1 blc $30. 6'1u·42"8 Sunduy only 9·4. roll awav Herculon corner sleep I orig s.i75, sell for SSS. Ev1nrudc till P. Ions shaft cover S650. l!M>·3950 Unsm kable ! Pleasure, dark room , l'Q Ulp •• -bed . Polaroid camera. group.S295.83J.M736. I 675·1.1307. gascan.S2!15. r aci n g c hamp. Cost. t elc:.cop'-'h SLOrc wadt.• Collie Pupl>, AKC, J mo. Hoy:. Book<" ase, de~k . M 11111x ca mcra. Chevv DOVE 1> S h 1 ------642·1181. '7u St•abird F l) mg Bndge Sl600, sell $850. 675·6161 ~alcµnn·.... S50cal'h chaar&chest. I I & · ~ 0 · " ores sac Miscellaneous ---------Cru1i.e r. :!4 '. Chry1>lcr / •8:!1 I"' ... '• Call5·15"""'' fi-12·l!JlJ9 Wlel' lire. ti ip B, Thermador d1i.hwhr S:l5. Wanted 8081 loats,Power 9040 Volvo 10 . VIII" ra1Jio. HOBlE16 .,..,., .:..>JU aildl<lr rope . & churn. marl>lc lalilc '"''' ·• 1 lk. ·1 d1".11lequ1p .. k1t.ulensils ......,, "1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• depth t111ller . boat w tra1er,r ace Int 14' Sa1lboal & tdr: w~ought iron l>Lan,ct.:., $$CASH SS FOR F.L<..:O 27 -good Chrys ler I c v c I er:.. ant 1 cqp'd. 536-3749 Curre nt style young ma.d~ in ~cxat·o, ~till. Good used Cum /refrigs Super A01''· bait pumpall clcclrolysi1> :-)stem, 2 SCHOCK SABOT xl n~ women 's clolhes 1::!·14. T eak bu~k hcJ:-, un· l''r:trs/s toves !'>46-0768. Marlin equip. Rec sur· ~tataon l>ll'l'rtng & con cond. Gd racing ~ecord. Kahm argo11dba::.1t•l.'lmmlH IS ll Setter AK C Hi gh (.luallty Maple Thi. SLk w 12.0 li:ru. lpcnlax lemJle.:!yrs,Sl5.togood JJJJs & '' l'hr~. antique mount I :'1l·n1 cond home.536-0321 hutt·h. h<ill'h cover Tbl, ~luchmore!800Aleppo, u s.ual_. ~150 M1 H vey. Orig. Owner$1500 lrob. head wholdang $400.673·0336aft6PM. NB640·1447 646·0l4r Pvt Ply wants good used 642-6472 cvcbi:J..J..168 tank, new bridge & sLern -------- -----BM· G If & l'lcc typewriter & exec -----canvas, tandem trailer. '73 HOBIE 14· XJnt. cond. M46·~3 ulk couch & match. Chr. C~ AKC Toy Poodk. bl<ick Hocker . 548·29'.:!8 u•> 8035 male. ti wks &l:! 1818 or • . . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5.ll 37!>6 OCC_AS. CHAIH.S. new u1,. r:STATE SALE Sun onlv Opesn ~ d:i•Tc~~~~Sl~_,01P dt.'Sk .4!J6·9695 an5. LCPL 36' G:-.1 diesel. completely uut.f1tted for Trlr.Sl.200. PERSIAN KITTENS --- -h~~stery, $45. ea. Umcttc. Cl-,A rt'f:l!-.lerc·tl Sho .,.. Bor101 c ltu ~s i an :>2a Wedgewood ~a::. pro~pect>: ,\hi;. btod Wolfhound ) Puppae:. ra11J:C, SSO. ~~ !.I :!<J 3. Many antique::. + J:,. • "' ' ---mooragc Newport Bay. fis hing. cruising or ski· 836·0206 ma hog furn Call Sat off on most mert'hand1~t· Old Pinc Hutch. Lall & s.iooo. or oflcr 536·~60 ang. Dana Potnl Manna ---------- SJ.' 5823 l7$4 .W Be . · 253it :"J e w port. C :\1 wide. Cathedral shaped days. O !.I 1asland J $8500. HOBIE 14 wt lra1lcr. .sen · ice :.too & L p l'hampion sire'<!. ti39 2l8:! )1 ov1 n g s a I e La q? e A~ahci m · a<:on. 642·544o 1920 table 11Jodel radio. - -962 -4201 beauL cond. Sailed fewer ----HOSP,. Heas. 493·1812 2 Boats. wtorrshore moor· ---than a dozen time:.. Call X!J:! :~no l>obit•s. AKC Show qualn~ Refng. $85. IJble bed set &-ar· .... air cond. 11.!MBTU 1 AL lied. hkc lll'W 7 - ----ings, 34 ' Cabin Crwser T.lCurvcllc IH l''·G.65HP, $1400. 675-67!>4 ~lUll Couch 11 75 . W/~1de~,uls Make ortl·r Mus ical $2250: 18' Runabout. I::lccl. OB. pwr lift. lop. ---- Rarg aini\ Galore! 1525 548·0142 Instruments 8083 S975. 213·255·7315. curl., luld out l>c;tU. v Lido 14 for sale, cover &. Bonnie IJoone. CdM. Sat· POOl T \LH 1-· 3 .6 •d ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ·-, , . bunk. bow rail. SJ9su Lrlr included. Flotation KITTENS <:FA CJml'O n;iah:s. !I wks. Blk or lli..--<l. ~.~db o a rtl S 15. male. llimJIJ,,11\ Malt· l h ,1 m µ :-.1 r ed I' P Sun 9·L675-1827 cond~ s:rung '& :t~rJ;'. GIBSON SG Standard~ rAl~LI INE11R4.3Ml Lik~ 714·6i3282:J lanks. No. 2612. $1250nr II b · I-' clec guitar <old model> ew. "'IP :irm<1 offer. 675-4621 S75 lo SI 00 :> 11; ir.11~, .>51 t.JSV IU' Blue & gr een ::.ofa ~. OOCJS 804 0 A Kt' l><ll. m ..i l wn Puµ:. Xlnt 9·drawcr solid .... ood l Ch 1 d ressc r w 1 m1rriir S65. .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ,l\cr. ;imp. ie:.t 111 1 .a. .,how .!-ire. ~ lo ::,12.i. -1~·30011 Pool Table $1 25 we uilL .asily::.Lurt.-<l. 2.G b · · k Dunes. ~B Call afl 6pm 72 Rl•mell. 21 tt Cudd\' Hollaway bed. $35. Girl~ _S50_. 963·0ll62 aft.~, ;;::!·167~ ~on ~p. pie ups 581-0266 rnll1n. lkad ~Ip:. 6. 225 POLYNESIA.'ll Catamaran 22· unfinishe<l . 714-499·1977. ,._..8 PUPS, 8 wks... SI 0. <k.·<:a n~1cle l'h ·~J:I ·10·>0 - -• • 9ti3 3013 • t·\ enang:. ' .. Kang sw bed $59. Twin Ste bike. $30, & Mi:,ic. 3130 Pool TublC' Li ke ~cw ---------- --O.\H;. Xlnt SS~. Pb: K1llybrooke . <.:~1 . Cus tm 4xll 1" :.late. ·I Allee 12's m cabinet. SAVES7ooo.Nuin 'i-I 6i3·382G • A CONVENIENT SHOPPINC ANO SCWINC CUIOC FOR THE CAL ON THE CO 540·4614 Ma hog Red fclL.$.550, ol r. M usl sell. Reasonable. 24. Marauder & lrlr. l ltl 556 0730 U..IU·Ol!.19 hrs. TS. FB, ~Iµ, 5. TT, bl bed~\/. llarll'y Uav1d~on ;j;'10cc. ti73·12XO Unique dining su t. andud· • 417 Via Lido Nord. N.B. -· --·--------tnk . SS rad. & xlrs 1ni; S IX chairs Almo:sl s.ora, Uphl. <.:hrs. Marble POTTEl{S WllEEL Office Ful'ftiture & Sl5,000or S3000foreqty& new. S750. 673·7:~1 I hi. balh sink, other ~50. Equipment 8085 TOP Slti9mo. Slip $3Smo. ---m1~c * 545.4851 ., ••••••.-••••••-•••••••• 675·2563 Moving, f'urn. S.1lc. New Exe svl chrs Sl5/35, scy •---- & Ant1quf.'. Was her, Dt·:.k -~eatSl1~·cr-P1z.za Complete Hospital bed chrs Sl2/24. desks. dftg SELL idle items with a dryer, plants & misc O\cn Comp.Sew.Mach. w/rails. whlchr com· :.lls /dk s. exc dks . Daily PilolClabSiriedAd. Lawn mower & edger. ctt. 166 Westminster. mode. walker. Ail prac· Pierce·867 W. 19th, CM. 642·56i8. 5 4 5 W 1 n d s or Pia cc l\U Lically new 50'< or co::.l. &-15·7411 ---------- La"una u,~a,. ... 4"• . ..,,.~·. 847 47'•3 "' 0 " .... "'' JU.>'I Patio Sale. July 12-19. Ta-· " ---------Con Tab. credenza desk. Hallan Breakfront Chana ble, wrght iron glass top. SINGER LJ(;llTWEIGllT chrs, drart tble. couch, Cabinet sso. 4 l'hrs ~5. Geihng can-~75 Pvt. Ply. 646·5356. • 644-8877 • dl'labra. crys tals SlM. 2 • 6.t2·8269 * -----wh<•cl trlr, i · x 4' x s· -----CASH regslr .. NCR. Elec. • c1n ;sT OF DRAWERS <haule r > SSO . 2n<1 Evere!)lStandardManual $75 . CH ECK protector WITH MlrtRORS.15.2165 Hcdwood.Mcs Verde typewriter , extra S25.Eves,673·6310 \' 1:. la En l rad a.NU chara1·ters. good cond1·. ------'------&l4·8877 Horses 8060 uon $25. 5 ft. metal fold· Pianos & O~ 8090 ..... ,,,.,_..,,,..-.. ------••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ng Lable SS. Small white 1••••••••••••••••••••••• c.; a rr a rd Turn tab I c Quarlerhorsc/Appaloosa Panasonic <:lock radio. 1F I ELD'S. 400 Pianos & .... C'a b. ~50. 3 Drexel Gelding. Gd. shuw potcn-clo(·k fine. radio nct.•ds Organs. New & used. table:.. C"offee I.bl. 30x30 tial 5 yrs old Tack sho.,.. repair SS. Call 6-1::! 7320 Spine l s. Grands. lamp lbl w /cane shell . 3 !-.addle. tack rm ~vail. between 1Uam·2pm. Players. Going out for :.helf lbl w drawer. 1\ll 4~·6008Shawn --business. Rental/opt lo perf . cond. S50 l':l ' · --Beautiful 3 woo<b. 81rt11l. buy. Kawai, Steinway. ti46·64U1 Household Goods 8065 putter, bag. wood cover:. l:hlldwan. ••••••• •••••••••••••••• to match $85. 640·5:1::!>1 1-'IELD'S (714)638·2770 )1 UST SE LL! Ucaul. Cancelled Contract 2000 ---12072 Brookhursl. G.G. Kmg & Queen Bdrm Set. yds carpel below mill GRUNDIG Lk new pt:n Furn. Gold cost. ln::.tall. 547·8729 MAJESTIC STEREO leaf mi rrors, many -AM /FM &record playcr lamps, sculptured velvet Jewelry • 8070 Older model but play~ sof<~ & loveseal. Abo ••••••••••••••••••••••• beauufully $50. 5'16·9933 Moving must sell. 6' Kim· ball lirand piano. walnut finish, xlnl cond. $1295. or make offer. 499-4198 chairs. Games sets. cof-W & .._.TED eves & wknds. f~e & e nd tables, Must "'" ----------Steinway 5'7" Grand, 3 see lo apprec. 1814 S. TOP CASH DOLLAR lrvine Coast Country Club yrs. old. WalnuL $5000 Bayless. Anaheim. 1 blk PA I 0 F 0 R YOU R golf membership. $8.50. firm. 673-0336. aft 6PM. East of Euclid off J EWELRY WATCHES 640 5518 Katella. ART OBJECTS. GOLD: . Antique Yellow Baldwin S I LVER SER V 1 c E MUST SELL. rurmture, Acrosonic Piano, $400. Moving Sale! Uirung la· FINE F U RN & AN: major apphanccs, misc. 833·8'736 ble. hutch & 8 chr., Old TIQUES.645-2200 hshld. call aft. lOAM. 1892 u PRIGlITPIANO Oak chest. twin bdrm -552·1200. sel. l1v rm furn. lamps, Marquis Diamond -- -S300 ant1qs, refr1g . & nusc. 554.3Ug arter 4 PM. !:itroll-o chair for bab}, • 646-4268 • 400 V1slli Suerte, N H make offrr. Player Piano, electric. <Bluffs! 9·4pm Beaut1ru1 Diamond Ring . 847·1933 Lrg mahog. Good sound. L' h 5·10 pl. stones. 14K gold K't h \ ·' h but needs some work. r renc Prov._ drcs~cr & !)Cllll)g .. Shown by appl. 1 <' en 1 lu tr as com· mirror whale/yellow only 536•5073 pactor, won on TV. SlJll $600firm.SSU160 trim. Beaul. ror yng girl, -: · · an carton 5J4i·:!'742 Estey Baby Grand Piano. like nu. SSS. 557 7733. MisullaHout 8080 s -Xlnl Cond. $1500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tanley mitre Ix.ix. SIOO C G~ Sal• 8055 WA...,.TED new; $50. U.•aul. hund ull 642·4957 anytime ••••••••••••••••••••••• " made debk, mu:.t sec lu Wurlitzer Spinet Piano & PUILIC AUCTION TOP CASH DOLLAR apprec:_645·~l !.:._ __ bench. Excellent condi· This conver!uallon piece comes from Spadea MANY ITEMS Oto' 1''1NE P '!' I!> Jo' 0 R Y 0 UR Carpetmg. 113 yds thick Uon. M,aple finish. $500. Jlbutique. The top is simply cut and bullons up the ESTAT E JEWELRY, J EWELRY, WATCHES, Gold Shag Gd rood-Sl 642·5769alt. 4PM. • Mck. The long skirt ope~ daringly by choice. A ART O BJECTS, AN· ART 08JECTS, GOLD yard.Call 6"4.&<»6 contrast ~ash adds the f*1shing touch. Fabrics: TIQUES. F lNE FURN, S ILVER SKRVIC!'; . ....;,_ _______ _ ~pn~ts.linen.denim,terrycloth.knita.70801 ETC. P HONE FOR IN· 1"1NE FURN & AN· WHE&J,CHAIR il,~'8lan~hsscsSbe.sS.18.Sizel2require9 ayds.of FO. k BROCHURE. TIQUES.645-~ NEARLYNEW·$00 M l•bric. To ol"dcr send pattern number size ,_64_5_·_2200-..--------673·6071 ,,.me. add~&•?<' -zip. Price $2.00 ptus ~ po;tage: Sal" SUn·DioeUe Set~. MA nuss Sailboat $250 8 /0. rotary -lniCrease )'()Ur ,. ash1on Know How. Send for the ref rig. $25. Lots more. ._0 mower, Bbell/dmbells. fellowing Spadea items. Includes postagt and 327Cano1St.N8 *MA NESS•· red wd labl & bench Baldwin Acrosonic Spinet Plano. -95. 64441877 Fender Rhodes 76. Sult· case elec. Aakina $800. Call 673-5695. Chickering Rosewood Grand Piano, Orca 1885. 11111-rw:=- Beaut. cond .. $3000/bst. bandllng. ALL 5.,.ES MS·so21 l . 19'7S Advance Supplement. $1.25 ELEC. stove $75 : Broiler * 1...-* 2.. Sprin3 Supplc-mcnl <R>. $1.25 ~. rocker sis · shelves. f'rfc-4 to Moft! Remote controlled ghder _6'2 __ ·7_7_26_. ______ ...J • 3. "'all Ir Winter Ores~ <'2>. Sl 2$ ttc 2.13 W:.ikef'oresl CM 833·98251r646-8MG S.C-rates. Sportl'wear & Misc (16), $1.25 557·6732 & isel. micro 6 channel. SpasthtgG~ $50.548·7~37 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Sew Speedy ctn. s1 2S Maturt and Ital( Siw; <'8>. SI 2S P-. Uook J9 DM>IJ.,rner Styl~. 50' PJlperbaek ~s1irncr ~ Tlpi;. I S F.ACH 7S' . ,.,_back Des1f(ner Sew 'Ops. Srt $2.75 • ltallr Styh•,, SJwr l and M<<dlum, 75' Hair Styl~. Medium end Loni;c. 7S' • :~Hair S.yle.s. All ~ngths, 75• • 1111.U c~k P•Y•ble to Spadn Send orders to thi11 per, t!IO Spad~a. 2 Bridge St., MUfotd NJ ---·~LCX 15. ' .. f'UILIC AUC:TIOH . Haby '>l u ff!\. toys. MANY ITEMSOf'FINE Hunl l:oul !<11.<' 12. Royal Sal Sun. Lots more 1 • • . blue w /red Imm~. ~'>O. ~68 26 l ~ 921JJ La ~~~A~~J~~~:.L!~: Wore once, paid $!IO 'ort11111la. 1-·v. T IQUJ.;s. "'INE FURN .. 499 4287 . --- WANTED· Medium slzed spnna John, short )Ohno jacket. Becky, S4S-4240 Exercise bake, exce.IJenl cond1t1on, $35.. a.47-4456 UWhly trailer $95. 1>k rtJ"n ETC. P HON I-: t'OR IN· Delltcn builder level sofa $50 20" ~u stovt? t ' 0 & 8 ROC H URE . Crumo It gold leaf 42 m sso. overi.tuffed choir 645-2200 round coc kla•I table Swapt $50 Blue i tulfcd rocker Tennis Membership tor 49S 03l9. ••••••••••••••••••••••• !! .. 5~,,..!oo0la ':_. m litc. 1 sale jmmcd. rrestlge POOL t able. o nllquc U1e our beach lrallcrl W - 0 rl-ll l 1!2_.,&'orresta Joc11 l c lub. 833·3643/ style, s late lOp, 3~x7, uee7ourtraveilnlvan ve, unt pg1. S8M800 $350. 644·4'4 wka. 6'1~-1273 It. (;la:.~pa1 Fis h ·Ski. FIREBALL 16' beaullful· ly ref101s hcd natur;.il wood deck. H.ace /day suil. $!J50. 581·7l56. Hail tank. 2 12 Li. ga:; tank s . 65 Mere & 5 John::.on. W, top. lg Amer UL trlr. C .G.A. gear+ ex-tras. Garage<.!. Mint ---~------ cond. One owner . Phone SAIL CLEANING 5-11!·29!.llL S;.il & Sun ARIES MARINI!: 10·6PM •642-1812• ) I .., 0 • n· rl r al r. ll s .. r. r. xt e, s t nt d . d. r . er :. . & n or ul- al ay loGh. s.11 9060 Mcltwcyclet/ 4 Wh ••••••••••. •••••••••••• Scoof9" 9150 HI Drtn1 '550 Alfta, 1...,arW ....... l•p•rhd Alftot, l"'POf'hd &nday, July 13. 1975 DAU. v' PILOT D 1 • ·••·········•··•·•·•··· ....................... ••·•••••••············· •................•...•• ~ ••• •••••• • • • ••••••• ••• • '7U Toyot L nd I • ""'-• 97 IMW Beaut. 23' 30 sq. nwter h a a cl'\J lt'r """"• o....o 0 t7 U ,... 9725 A.Yto1, l111ported A.tot IMpon.d A9los a.,ort-4 ' d.uble ut\dtid sloop. Fir UVSK y 2SO. 1973 Xlnt ordtop, l}ltht~ blue huba. •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• :••••••••••••••••• ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••• over ouk. ~H'P lnbrd aux. cond. Runs i:n:a\ SKSO or Uc.1ff0Ar · ~. A Ha Romeo ORAHGE COUMTY'S Mff'C•de1 a.... 9740 Ponch• 9750 Toyot• 97~1 Xlnt cond. Mooring offor.673·S82.S&S5Hl23 erb riedhu1<Jcr ... I W I ST • 1 "'•GEST ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••\.•• ~• v a I l . S ~ o o o ---· l mw~ D...-o " • -t>i3·4SS0/873-4407 1975 SUPER GLIU~ lOOIUCO.shcJ ,<.a;. SALE & lMMEOtAn: OV&R IOO !11101Tm.11v1~.}.~~!~'!'J)(161~'~:·14 To>ot.a l:t!llc.1, u.·~ -1 -H ARL~Y. Under 6000 ~7·~ I IT It llOADW~Y OELIVl:';R\' 11; _,,.,., ........ ~ .., .._ ... &W ovcs644-731s m1 s.,c S2SOO. ll•i.v•oa Wunted. Sail boat w rent. miles. Cull 557~ '75 <;Ht;VY Hlat,•r xh11 Priced lrom SAMfA AHA t\11 Mndcb &C:olon. "'" & USID.., -country 7 IS mu-.L i.ell' 7 '20·7/262 lleqwre 2ti'or Honda C lu25 El . cond . cu!.l. int. AM!l".M $6 799 835'3171 Dick Miller Motors MIR CEDES ·G1 t•<)ttSClll-:. mcch ly. &tS 4840 rc>0m 40G OJ le more.55 -7m. • 1 s1nore. 11\erl,'OC'a s ~·IM63 f"9~fltlAT&OMVINOMACtlltlE momrn ON DISl'l.AY 1w1r. AM /io'M. $4!,000. • run~"' ook:. good, m11ny --017502> ~ firm Ph tµll :!Z&U SNI PE award winner, ~tra~.$500.545-5456 Truckt 9560 I hi rt apri 97 15 Houseofhnpcwb beaut. muhoa . deck, new 71 Yam"ha 17croC-& ••••••••••••••••••••••• eoc "'flOFS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 ~14 S1he1 Metal11c. must, 11ee lo uppren K .. ,l\J &I 7 3 LUV p 848 Oove '73 Cupri. Red beaut)'. l<!O W \Y,inwr l\U'l'llOIUZl!:L> Loa·'cd Ori" Own••r )1050. 644·5147 ~ a w ns a k I 90CC. Io . 1c-. <al MacArthur new rach11I Ures. super Jl ~o MJ111 M ERCEIJt..:s l>~ALl::R Xlnt~ond . 675.. .. . . ----_ mileage . Gd . Cond. Lowrn1lu11,mngs,stereo, &J41mbol>ee,N.D. clean. Weekend Sale. S.t11lJ/\11t1 .i.ii:!l.t~ O!t62Ma nc~ster. H ' Kona Cat, fully rucr 839·0783. wllltradc. 83J 2040dlr 712-0toO 710GWN Hut'na Purk rigged Incl trap & lJ~n ,74 H d . , • TRUCKS v NS . Herb J>~riedlander 1973 FIAT 523·7250 bnoult 9755 A·l cond $75067&.1725 · bk 0!1 u Cl 70 frail 11 d. A ~4 WO 5 73 ~LFA llOMIO s:rz .7m <Jo lht: Sunta Ana Fwy ••••••••••••••••••••••• -_ _ I c. Xlnt con<!. Very low ~ .. ante . Clean, la~ P · . ·71 Renault Rl2 Sedan, Jnteroational 470, sails & mi's. $350 or best offer. Mdls.CaHh!675·8849 S IDl!A !1625G.G.Dlvd.,G.G. 124Sporlt:11u1x· trailer. $lSOO. 542.5337 -----A low mileage roadster 0 _,._ __ ----97.,0 Mm~ Conti tl.:lt\-820:.! 'ti7 Mt~rn·d.c:-. lkn...:. xh1L fully l!Qulpped, compart:. -------i'59 Ford q• p1ck·up. ~l an s uperb condllionl --• c111HI /\1r t•ond, t'M/AM . 652GHH . $1299. ___ SSl·433!:1 7 4 SU%Ukl V-8. needs p~unt $475. 831·2040dlr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11r11 1''JA'l' Sport Coupe, power Windows. $5500 llcrb f''rit."1lan1kr • SA 11 846·8530/960·3892J1m DOT DATSUN run~ & look~ just like firm r.111 btwnG&~ pm. l mprn1. ... tor • 16 ' Snipe wT550 l 974 A Ll''A Rome<> ne>w, magi. S2200 . 97\IX\/!12 IOOMlGG Hl\'d ,l:.<: ~ailbout, wood & frbgls Only 5000 miles, new 74 FORD Courier Spyder, blue, 12,000 493·51!.16 • 537-5-164 h54u50ll.. 5S38•.1.10s7913n' ~·~cn'c"o.nd. ltres. (7117429) New, Deluxe miles. AM /FM. xlnl HAS FOR 66 MBZ 2 50SE ......,."""" $799 '72 Faul 850 Xlnl \'ond. RoU1 Royce _ ---536-7616 cond, must sell. 549-su.1 k••dloh D.U•try COUPE ll0Bt£ 16, nolrlr. or (213)598·6131 OVER 1 00 ?:~~Offe~e~7j01~~· Must An 1mm.aculate cla::.s1c in ••;•1•0••E•A•LE••R••1·N··u··5••A••• 9 756 $1300. Call Sonday 'SO Pickup µ-uck, inLerior & out! !:iun roof & leather . . . 673·6800 excellent, 6 cylinder 71 AHa ltONO interior. 831 ~10dlr. Jffi ROY _ __ engine, runs good & •TY ISLANDER:.! MK 11 strong, body nocds work. Black, only ss,ooo mJes, IUND NEW 1975 ~~••••••••••••!?!.~ '71 :\1 H :JOO SEL, 3.5 lltre, CARVER Avon , rlJd4o. cr uise Hl!lll. lich. 842·4435 $450.548·9443 air, stereo, immacu(ate. all IHH. ::.tereo, sunrf. ROllS·ROYCE equip. Clean. A steal at C048 DLQ> 280ZS• 21 OS ~ltnL c:ond. 2·tone Euro UH.11thi1. $19,900. Offer, owner, 45 Chevy, 4 Ton, 13 · pt-an beauty. Sac. coitAMESA 645~ flatbed, xlnt rood. $950. S•• to 642 6753 or 644-6815 • S4'-U4A 646-4059/~8·&\80 APP•ECIATE 610s•710s 68 Jnternat 'I ~4 T. pickup·, p/s, etc. 8' bt.>d, shell,. leach 1,..Drta PICKUPS xlnl cond. Not beat up. MB Dove SHSO. 499·2400 at MacArthur & Jamboree, N.B. '6l ~T ercc dt•s ll/O S I. coupe Both lotl:>. a n •JI classic gem. KKl'~I. Priud to WI! W1lhami. Imporu &Hl Commonwealth ClOSlO SUNDAYS 9757 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt nvcr. J\167, TC2000 While -I ::.µd. I dr. Sedan. Slick. SI 100. !179·2032 THIMIC TOYOTA SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER ~ ... ...,.o • .i 10011" c.. lh4 G_..Ci-r-o•• Sl7 ~464 I 69TOYOTA ~ L>r .. rudao. h•·3l~r Wiil' rt· 1:. lh{' ) oui1~ lad.\ to1 lhl °' O IH'' (,It" Xl>l.8!1:! ~121SH Harbour V. W. ;· t ' • llunl Bch 7bTOYOTA 4 1>1 • 4 l. > I • I :.!)cl 'ti. t JC lur~ Jlr \·unll1t1011111.i 111•\\l'r <d1:.1·1 t11akl':.. rJJ10. h l'Jt1·1 . 1111tetJ glJ::.:. Too hol I 1} the a Ir 111 th 1 :-\ .. 11 l.11 271 H t-:J ~I JXX SCHOCK IOATS Lido I 4 N•w /UHd Mew Windrow 18/24' Wi th Trailers SPtana 2 I New <.:om plete·Save $$$ N•w loston Whaler 19' 1351iP,$8,695 Vans 9570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·74 Winciow Podge. f:xtra long. AC/PSIPli. $.1500. '74 llAH. DAVIDSON ZOO Ph:642·58!11. 7 -90 73 ANa Bertina At u..b.Ne•able LOW-LOW PRICES * ' Buena Park 5:.!l-7000 ~~.~~ .......... ~~.!?.~~ "®~%11Q11 SAAB 11un1 tkh 11-1<? 4435 2900 LAFAYmE w1250 m1. Xl nt. cond .. 64 C -v Bod & N.I . 673-2050 83J-08l3 Jnl. grd~a:~n/&,nvericd . Fii per-Gd. Cond.-Suiukl •. 20.$300 Reas. 645·9ti!IO. $30g 645.0736 --646.g-219 69 VW YAM ---'68 Honda 160 CL. Very 4 Speed, rud10, complete· lntcrnut1on:il 14 li3l!'l. in~I good cond. Has lo mi's. J y r cc on d 1 ti on c d . orig cot & dac sails, he d Some new parts S275 or 11716211 ) S2288 lrlr, $195 800 Aleppo. best ofr 548·8993 N.B.6401'147 ---· ------ Divorce forces sale Columbia 34. loaded for ·-\' h 250 ,...C""7-1:mi; ..... ._.~,· 5 S peed . on ly 21.000 mi les, Blaupl unket AM /FM ste r eo . <M3 MXH > PRICB>TO SELL l••ch m-llllllliirh 848 ve al MacArthur &Jamboree. N.B. 752· 900 cru1s1ng. cstm. 1nl.. 1·~-1 l~~~a ~.ccs7'7s"ffit;;£'Jc'l\iJJ frplc. l v, :.tcreo. l'.P. Both immaculate! Hunt. Bch 842.4435 714·898·2970cvc:. 610 5869 __ ------udi 9707 Catalina 22 . L.oadcd w/x· -5 11 d 125 El · ·73 Chevy Van. Deluxe int. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lras & beautiful. Must 'l:::.cd00 3 ~imes. li:~n~~~~ mags, Ster,eo·FM, Pvt ilver Blue 1974, 19M, 2 sell. In Ncwpurt slip S900/offer. 645.2ZllJ ply~S3800/bst.s.t6-6431_ dr, 4 spd, air, $4900; 838-9360or 544 !»19 _ • . .69 Ford. EJOO. Window w /mobile telephone, . 10 SUZUKI T350, $425 o van 8 pas 1 ton $6400 494 ·5055 01 llob1el4,notra1l1.'r. any reasonable offer . Cha teau we~ $1750• 494·8448. $800 213-592-5750 Call 673·7428. 6-15·0991 __ · A-us-t-in-_H_•_a-le-y--9-70-9 Hobie 16. Xlnl concJ. full '73 11.D XLH. 7000 mi ·72 Dodge Van Clean ••••:•••••••••••••••••• race, 2 Taylor tr:ipc.tl' Super clean & extras' w /extras. \Yhls & tires AH 62, 3~. nu trans. harnesse:. w /lrlr $1950. 673·8042 gd s29001 Bs t offer. t~res, ~aint, mtr. lmmac. 673·6663 cor..1•'23. $2100 firm. 846-8000 i2 Kawasaki Dirt H1kl· """ u --------- l6' Sailing Oory. ~ood XlntCond.S400. -IMW 9712 cond. S195 or tr<id1.• 642-1181 AutosWant~ 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6·1 ti · 14 3 9 1963 28u 1 or , , . . ••••••• •• •••••••••••••• ORANGE COUMTY'S S:UHG5!1 71 175CC Kawasaki En WEP/\YTOPOOLLA R OLDr.ST duro l,ike new Call FOR TOP USED CARS '" 33'· Calif. Rhodes Classic \7 14 > 53ti·578Ci. t-'OREIGN, DOMESTIC ~ racing s loop. No. 15 Jus or CLASSlCS ~ hauled, 2 sets oC dacron::. CYCLE REMY ALS If your car is extra clean gd acr ll on l·ovcr Suzuki90/125.673·3465 seeusfirst. t:mergency ::.ull $3250. -------· IAUER IUICK 673·6466. llONJ?A ~uneup & ~ino 2925 Harbor Blvd. ----repair Excellent pnce:.. 14' HOBll:.:CAT. 545·3879 Costa Mesa __ 9_79_·_2500_ Salc::.·Service-Leas1og Roy Ca"er, Inc. Rolls 'Royce BMW 234 E . 17tl\,St. Costa Mesa s.16-4444 • DOT DATSUN • "Where It'~ Fun To Buy a <.:ar·· 11135 IEAC H IL VD. HUMTIMGTON IEACH 2 mi. So. San ~iego Frwy. 540-0442 842-7711 J ... sen ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 3 JENSEN Inte rcept« Ill Less than 5,000 miles! Priced $6000 below cur- n•nl model Will trade! 11:11 ·2040 d Ir. ·73 MG Midgcl con~rl1 7 3 Jensen Healey 1 blc 5 ooo actual miles . 15,000 origina l miles! I Lik'e n~w. Weck-end sale. Will trade. 831·2040dlr. 287J fl,I. . Lamborghini 9736 Herb Friedlander ••••••••••••••••••••••• 537.7777 7 5 LAMBORGHINI •URR/\CO •COUNT/\C ll •ESPADA !lti:.!5 c;.<;. Uhd . <.; C: 71 MG MIDGET 1 ~µd . a II this na'<h. l!'I a o w n e r . g o r g 1.' o u :. (19781\1.J SIHAA DEMO $ALE Priced from $4190 (;; 5-102) leach Imports 8.t8 Do\·c Jl MacArthur & Jamboree, N.B. 752-0900 9761 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXCLUSIVE FOi Oran9e County Triumph 9767 ·····~················· 'ii GT6 Mu1k Ill 1111 mar TQµ com!. ~60v Call ~t7 ·ti~:I OMLY AT HEH FRIEDLANDER TRIUMPH ~ -.7-3_S_p_a_lf-ir_e_1_500. Mags, custom paint. luggage rack. 4 :.pel·d. ,\M, i''~t . MCOAT0 1 1 Priced lo i.cll' iCHllllT Herl> fri1.:tl1Jn<il'r AUTHOll'lED 5:17 .7;7; S.. & Senk~ !Hi25 C (.;. Blvd .. (; \~ DAVE ROSS ·n Triumph Sµ1tfire . POKTIAC-STUT% Supt·r de.111, lnw mile:> 2410 Harbor ll•d. Week-euu "Jit-priru · 770GTU Costa Mna 546-1017 Herb 1-·n l:'dlander 5:17. 7777 Toyota 9765 9b2S ti G Bl\'d . G ,; ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·73 TH·G. Uni~ li.UOO J\' lual m1k11. \\\·l·k t.•1111 , i.pe1·1JI ll7iJCZ Herb Frll'<ll.mdl·r 5J7~ili7 ... Xlntcond.~ 675-8006 Motor Homes, Sal• /••nt 9160 TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIATILY FOR AU FOREIGN CARS CALL OR COME IN TO SEEUS RARE 2800 CS Coupe.---------- ~Speeds or /\ulomal1l'S IM STOCK NOW IMMEDIATE DELIVERY A uri~2~f1REo I!@ .!flliD41 Anniversary SALE $1500 DISCOUNT!! !1625 l. ti Hh u .. \j G ' 12' Sunflower, new, ••··~•••••••••••••••••• never used. Steal al 25, OP EN ROAD A.ir /gen. $350. 640.0789. Fully equip'd Sips 6 to loah, SUps/ 8. 5275 wk. 644-838.5 Docb 9070 '73 Cortez Model 32MH4, ••••••• ••• •••••••••••• • loaded w /options 16,?.50 SLIPS Newport Beach actua l mi's. $18,500 Pvt Sail or Power party. 714/898·5252 673·5253 645·8506 -----1 -'72 Pace Arrow 'Motor ~ANTED on shore moor· Air' dbl mtr cycle rack, mg; Balboa Island. Will xtras, xlnt. $75009€)2,8734 buy boat if nee. 673·2746 NEWf'lJH f 1r1rnrrrs --loats, Speed Ir Ski * 72 Lifetime 25 * Immac! f'ullyequip'd 9080 979·7448 838-8005 3100 W Coast Hwy. NB. 642-9405 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Glencoe 18' 455 Olds 22' ISLANDER, xlntcond, -0 C-_..., J ct open bow twm fuel. self contained, $8250 . ran9• _,., ' Sharp $4350. Russ 846-0446 HlghHt$1uyer 644 -8385 on Imports ----1 Rent; 25· Sep. din'g, Liv'g , 1•11 M T t l4'2' Outbrd Ski Boat slp'g t1·8) areas + air· '. axey oto a w big wheel trlr. Many gen, st.creo. cruise con Call Roger~r 111 xtr as. 548·0063. trol. $245. wk. 1000 frtt. 847-8555 -556.1171 ~-FREE APPRAISAL Transportatlot1 Trail•n, Tra•tl 9170 We buy used cars & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t rucks. Call GROTH C~ra, S-'•/ HElLITE Teol Trailer. CHEVROLET for a free ••ftt 9120 Bdrm. no kitchen. Gd appraisal. "•••••••••••u•••••••• cond. $250. 548-4497 GROTH CHEVROLET :fRAVEL Queen Cabover FORCE D to sell ·•71 ~8~~:i~:~ocnh:~~h ~:Camper.$300.orbeslo(-Aris l oc rat 20' SIC, 847·6087 549-3331 :.ter. Man)' extras. shar p.loaded, like new,--------- •336-0321 make ofr. PP. 547-4776 SELLING YOUR CAR? :Chevy 72, ~~ Ton Super Auto Ser•iu Ir TOP rllCIS PAID ;'Camper .• s lps 5, ga_s Parts 9400 Forlmports •:stove, frig, water & air••••••••••••••••••••••• Pa1dfororNol heat er. E ncl. bath . G h . h 1 DeanLewisl~i stereo thruoul. Nu crpt & JA .. c ro,rpe wir e w ee s. H bo M d ....... , $4,700. Mint Cond. lS & 16 seu-Bu 1 nch.of 1966 ar r. . . 496.J t36 other Jag parts too. 646·9:m . 552·1222 '13 Yamaha 311> EndW"O 2000 mil $750. Call ~l-'7889 Mlnl Bikes, ftew cna. 4 & 5 bp. Jumbo llrci.. o . coad. uoo i. Sl25. 6*1355 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14 JHpCJ.I 4 wheel drive. 6 cyluld r roll bar. radio, xlni., wlll trade. a:n-2040dlr. •73 1'0YOT A Landcrulscr Red. AM/FM, xln• cond. S1M0~141·5m .. Luxury , economy & performance. Leath. air, full pwr, stereo. $7495. 645·7898. ALL 15 MIW IMW 200211 .. sToa HADY POI IMMIDIA n DIUYHY • HIGH QUALITY USED BMW's • '73 3.0CS S un r oo f , air conditioning, sharp! • 172 2002 4 s peed. low miles. AM/FM • 173 BAVARIA S ave on t hi s one. Superb! • WILL BUYY<:>UR DATSUN, TOYOTA, OR VOLKSWAGEN from dca ler window '67 SPITFIRE, roll bar, SAL1':s -s1:-:RVIC~ 'ft'11 §ea~. pncconthis nearncw wire v.hl :.. ~1 .000.· PAID FOR OR NOT. l.l':ASlNG llunl. lkh 1142-4435 TOYOTA 6-12·9047 or833·5..?ti2 TOP DOLLAR CALL SAL BERNADENE 540·0442 '74 710 2 dr. Must sell! Call aft.6PM JIM 1960 MGA 1600 classic MARINO hdtop, rehlt eng., gd. cond. Sl500 or trd ror 69 MOTOR CARS or later pack up_4~·o'199.:_ 1200 W. Coen Hwy. MG_B_ 9744 G4S~ll~ B Cl b ••••• • • • •• ••• •••••••••• ACl'O$S fre111 t a, • ,67 MGB Maida 9738 New Lop&Lirc:. SportCaupe Automatic. power steer- ing. air. cond., AM·FM radio, vi nyl top. No. 11476. OfCer Expires7-M·75 lOp m. ----------1 ....................... , Sl ,O!lO. 842·9672 960·3954 Derut lemiA DATSUN 260Z '74, lo ml, 1 xlnt cond. $5000. 581·5629 JJ MAZDA l7:i GT. sunroof. am/fm, @rovOTA aft.6p.m . new tire~. $3800. Mt. RX·l WAGON . s.,~,. 6i3·7357 '73 Dal i.un 240Z. a utomal1c. air. alloy wheels, super clean. lo miles. Week·end sale. l44HZS. Herb Friedlander s31-1m 9625G.G. Blvd .. ~ G ·10 Datsun 1600 Roadster. New radials, hard lop . Priced to sell! 769BSY. Herb 1-'riedlandcr 537.1m 9625G.G. Blvd.,G.G. 69 DATSUN 510 Auto., radio, vinyl roof, clean, sharp. <YDJ181 l Special car for son or daughter. S988. I ' 11 :.peed. air. rad111 . "ii ~u;11. Bol.h top-.. II hcall'r ti5·lK~Kl :.peed. /\~1 ·1'~1 rad1n, $1799 very few lncal mile::. I iU8LPT l • Priced to Sell! 1\ltllal All\11 Williams lmporL., GUM" WHO 8011 Commonwculth Buenu Park ~l 7CIOO VOL ~0101 ~~! ............. !?.~~ 1q1,1, H111hti1 ( I.I h In '1 1 --- '73 Opel M antJ. Rallye. ·72 MJzda HX 2. air. low Lo miles. real economy, mileage. good ~h~1pc . 4 speed. Weck·end Sale. make offer, :.teal , 701JEX. 837·59!13 Herb Friedland\.•r 537 .7777 1973 M a...:da HX-2 t·ream-!1625 G .G. Blvd., c.; .G puff :.tk i.hfl. AmFm. ---- rad rn I :.nows $2650 Pon che 9750 675-3830 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mazda n. HX2, Gd. t:ond. Sl200 494.2357 --- 19611 2su s. A1c. r rs. AM/l"M. elec. wmdows. only $3700 Cal~7~4385 64 MERCB>ES ·60 Por Roadstr Kuni . New Top uphol t·hrm whl. Rt!bll eng St8UU 870·7550 '73 9llT, 5 :.peed, sunroof. a 1 r . a 11 o y s, A M 11'' M stereo tape. Brown w /tan int. Super d ean. $9750/besl offer. 644·037~ 1966 Horbor C M M6 9303 i:! Corolla l'oupe. automatic transm1si.1on. 1Hr cond1l1omng. radio. Lie :J.><WYl>. ~.1.l 1 lcrh Fnedl<ind{'r lmporL-. ttlO!ll<.i C Hhd.,lil; .>~17 -:>t&I 69 'fovota Mark II. 4 door ~cd ,in. I ::.pcec1 111· Z!>H2li Sl39\l lkrb l''ru:dlandcr lmporb 100811; n. Hhd., l; G. 5:11 5-k'>i TOYOTA SALE Mew •7 5 Pickups LARGE SELECTION Buy or Lease MOW! 220SE Rare 4 :.peed. with floor shift, :.11r. on~inal p~ml. excellent' 831·~10dtr. ·10 914 Porschl', 51000 mi. ft L • bro, stereo ra~:-. •11r. GJW\ WtiA mint «H5·0915 63l·l7ii m S 280S. ~dn. ~ air Clt•an. pvt. ply SJ.100 501 12 Acac1.1 , CdM. 70 T Green Blk~lnl an & ~~ TOYOTA out. Sec to .1pµrct:1Jlc P\'l. l'ly. 645-1231 1966 Horbor CM 646 9303 Truck1 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONNELL CHEVROLET . TRUCKS . VANS TRUCKS Special Purchase TAKE YOUR CHOICE $1299 168 Dod9e 112 Toft PU 6, stick (244868) $1299 167 Ford Van 6, Stick (U46855) $1299 4 WHEEL DRIVES '74 Blazer (2) '73 Blazers '72 Blaser '72 'h Ton Shortie PU ALSO 174 EL CAMINO '74 Ch••· 112 T. 6 cyl. · '73 Ch••· 11• Tm 74Ford 112 TOR wlCamper Shell '74 Ford I T• '7 4 LUV Pleb; '73 c .... v. •73 Ford I T•V• , . ' Sunde • Ju 13, 1975 AalhK, UIH Alllos, UIH ....... Used Alltot. Used Mies, Used Alltol. UMd . •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "!191-. .. porW ...... a.porW Mtot,a.poeiecl AMC ttOI c......... ttJO c.r..... . Hl1 Ford tt40 Wo 9957 Poedt• , ,,,, .••••••..•.•......••••••..........••.•••...•..••................ ···········•••••••····• ········•••··········•• ........................................................................................... . CICJe" 9170 Volll•a9en 9170 Volvo •712 '64 Am~rican. e eyl. Auto. '69 veue T ToP loaded '69 LTD Wgn. Ritt/air. 17 2 '-1..n-O b'7 LA:mans hardlop1 p/'IS, ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 QIWlt'I!~. 70,000 ml. '$495. n . pty.' l\U •• $4000: hnmac. intenOI'. ~.or r "I p/b, auto, nu palnt, IO mi. AIRS-SBlVICE 71 KARMAt04 ORAMGi COUNTY 645·0262 * * * * ~lot cond. 673-SOOhlt G best ofCer. 494-23'11. Squire WCICJOln Xlnt cond. $87S. 675'3862 hung~ & Rebwld~ VOLVO .~ L ""' ICatllry• ~ . OOKLYNBUGCO GHIA -c• YtlO £lS !C''Y7"' C0411Jer 9933 hlcon, 1967, 4 ~· 6 cyl. Less lban 18,000 actual 'ti6 Oonnev1lle. New tires, 5'&8 9141 ftJdlo. (ti!>Gllb:V). i 'hi:. i t:XCLUSlV1':J.Y VOL.VO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ?" lailtt" ... HIOI ••••••••••••••••••••••• PIS, HadlP. Ong. ownr. miles, radio, healer . Xlnl cond. $57S /OCfer. ------------1 lhc onl• you're lookin La rgci.l Volvo Dealer '73 Buick Est.ale Waaon. CoataMtso '68.289 CouRar, new Aff. $7SO. 968·8780. automatic, .alr$2595. (711 Ph: 549·0917. for $2~ 111Uranue<.;owlly! air condillonlng, wood Youarethew1Meror J>/8 , P /S & Craiger ,68 Ranchero, V..s auto. GXZ> uu~~~~~~~ 1mnellng, luggage rack, TWQFREETICICETS rimi..$~100.orbestoirer. p /s, pLb, r&h. Sharp. Jim Slemons ·~:·i~~~~~i,:,~Lv~~: _ __ Lill whcd, fully loaded. ($20 VaJUO) 49'l·8176 Sl325. Days 213..WS·4584. ort eond. Best Offer. 675·701E ~u:c~R Ji~:.~T~~~ _•<IW\ll@1•1k1·11h!8{i.(H~~2t·'.-«35 ~·,·~~.(~a,,1!~.·~ Lic.~!~~l~~i·t.=er OlYS~~l~Wl ·~3 Ct~~GAR XR/· Eves714/846·5039 rn701~~~rUlvd~C.M. or675·8039 1 Nt1\lt. Sl.99S. ~$-lSl3 'rm .. ~~ T mports MOTOCROSS eau u copper co .or '74 Torino Broftgham, 4 1973 Pontiac Grandville: 1008lG;~-~~~~.,G.G. Suturday.JuJyl9lh wl~h while. lea~er tn· dr, vinyl top, Atr, P /B, 631-1276 convertible loaded with •GH G. SUNtlO<W. New 2025 c-M hest ow•..,..... h llmor & white vmyl top. AM/FM tape dck-st.Oreo •• -----. options, inc cruise, pwi l'ulil. Reblt. ~· $1 ,4~ 65 VW IUG I I 3· I '?' anc er L.A. C~U.SEUM Powe~· windows, seats, $339$. 645-7408 ?3 Pinto Wag. Air, c.ust seats/windvws, AM·i''M 645·1$13 kadlo, j ust hke new Anaheim 750-2011 AM /1'M stereo, sold by mte r. lug ruck, Mich stereo W/'d tr. Lo mi & 72 VW , Sui>cr Bee tle, radtals, .io.ooo 'rn1. $1!)95 ~21.1ft :WM __ 1950 Please call 642-5678, ext Johnson & Soni Only 7a Mac h l , V-8, radial tires. am/fm rad,• spd. Hu rd to fwd.I (l'GY680 Anniversary BUICK ROAOMASTER. 333 to claim your llckel.'>. 32,000 miles. (748HPC). tires, lo mL Loaded! $2650. 846-3254aft5pm Good cond. 673-4(»6 $1U~ SALEI xlnt. cond. mak~ offer. <North County toll Cr~ $391J5. Johnson&SonL.io-$3650 · , . W Xl t Thunderbird 9970 "l·@'M" • Call646·5867afil!r6 P~1. number is~40.l220.) coin -Merc ury, 2626 642·1181 73PidntoLSqwre1, agA. tn ••••••••••••••••••••••• •75 VOLVO * '* * * Harbor Hlvd CM con . o m s. u o, ,, . d r 11 Buick Regal. P/S. PB.1----------540.5630 ·' · · Mercwy 9950 a /cond,.Jllag wh1s. $2750. 68 T -Bir:d sc ~n. u ••• * Joh" White 4i' DeSolq TttTOCe Corofta ciel Mer You are lhe warmer or TWO FREE TICKETS • ($20 Value) T.W. Hucke t seau., AM· : ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·404'0 ext 31 day:.. power. air C?ndilion\ng. 164 E 4 p... fo'M. Air. Elec. windows. 74 MQNJ£ CARLO '72 COUGAI\ XR-7. Light '73' Me rcury Comet. vs, 645-7108 e ves /wknds vmyl roof. Lie. Wle843. I I ill' v . I lulll Heh. 842-4435 Demo. autom atic, air .Bcstorfer646·8.'i65 blue with dark blue Air stereo PS. Cruise $1099. , . cond .. power steering, -'I All~ower plui; uir. l eather interior & Co~trol. L~xury Decor Ptymouth . 9960 Herb1'nedlander 73 VW412 2 l>uor, 4 speed, lo'4 mil e a ge, turquo1 s ml'Lalltl-. Neat a:; a pm Hurd to find modl'I (No.U!l-16) $2288. AM -FM ti track , Cad1lac 9915 (546 ZO. matching vinyl top. package.MustSell$2600. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Imports headli g ht rim:., I Ivor ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHARP & f'e4idy to eo. Bill, days 548~. eves. ATLAS 10081 G .~. Bl~d .• G.G. mdtS. i3614 CADILLAC t877fNG> $3195. Johnson St2·0735 537·5-a&l Was $8190 & So'n Lincoln-Mercury, v 9974 So•ilMllS $I 004 2626 Harbor Blvd .• C.M. '65 Mercury Colony Park Chrysler fP'lyntouth ~ ·•jl 540·5630 Statton Wagon. V·8. o n .0 i1 & Su •11110 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • to lh<' QL Y SUPERIOW\. MOTOCROSS Suturday. July 191.h allhc HOW $7186 · PowerSSOO.orbest ofCer. p:n 3 Y n. -r '74VEGAWagon~T,air, 68 COUGAR 898·1547 2929 Uarbor Blvd.. a~l~ .. :.harp. $28.50/offcr ·1:;;%RM"' I 1\ l . Hard\op, Co)on.lal yellow Costa Mesa !AAl·292"' H. B. witJ\vinyltop&inlerior. '73 Mere. Montego MX 546-193A --------.1..A. COLISEUM Pl~sc call &ll Sb/8, ext 333 t o cl:11m your L1t:kt•ts 1 :-.iOrth County loll I rec number 1s 540-1220.) llWll lkh 842-4435 SWl fIDtA 1''llelory air , automatic 'Brougham . all white .., · '72 Vega GT. Auto, new 72 Nova, lo mi. 4 dr, good tr~nsmi ss ion, nower with gold interior. Split brakes /shocks. S1250. 69 vw 2 Door ~ VOLVO ::=:::============~ cone!. Column shift. $1600 "' · 1 oof All po e Call after 5 . 557-8537. steering & brakes, radio, yrny r · w r . or bes t. 548-0379 & • AM /FM 8 t k d 1973 **** 17 VW C:.ampcr, ~ood cond . S1250. ~2b'18 all. tPM. -------'66 VW. Rebuilt cng1m .. •. S850. 6.t5-2052. <!053 Newport Bl vd. CM Llkl• 11 e w. (YNK!ll8) ~I:!~ 19b6 Horhor C M 646 9JOJ "®:iLM" I IWll Bch. 842·«35 BRAMDHEW 1975 vocvos '73 VW Bug $2400. or bc!)l 6 7 SQUAREBACK ofre r . 33,000 m1. new NL·w paint, ong1nul radials 960-2701 C\ e lhruout. < V ~G-043) ~1181:1. Buy or lease VOLVO DEALER SINCE 195' WILLIAMS IMPORTS EXCLUSIVE VOLVO DEALER i2 Super Beetle, am 'fm ~ trk. Nu tires. must sell ! Bst. ofr. ti73-3068 um.;up unu ac v •7 0 VW Hirt Sch 842-4435 z Dr .. radio. healer. Lie. ---- 8UACN. $1688. Rebuilt VW Drag Sedan, 1835 c·c, tdO nice to be pnct:d this turbo ch.iq~ed w lrlr. 8011Commonwcallh low. Three pnn•s or make of· Buena Park 52l·7000 Harbour V. W. : ! • : • IJunL Bch. 842·4435 ~~~·6 83!1·6450 or 557·4287 73 Volvo 1800 F..S Sport Wagon. fo'actory air, 4 :-.peed. with overdrive, AM-J-'M s tereo radio, luggage rack. A truly nice one! 990GIV. '68 \'W Hl...G :!G :\IPG, rt:l>ll 1:11i;., lll'W tire:.. ~I. lil:! 4152 71 vw ti.> BJJ.J Uug. rcull 1700 2 1.>r .. radio. This :.hould tritk ~u:-.p. ~luny :-..tra~. Priced to ~I! Williams lmporL-.; 80; I Commonwealth be on tile s howroom. L.1<: !\I 11:-.L ~cc Lo Jµprcc. Cu ll Buena Park 521 7000 !J3DJA. SI~. ;,,,7 !#i7!J .. ; I Volvo 161 EA, ~unroor. l!J71 VW Uug. 1·:.idw, ::;3.>0. fal·lV't"y air. AM ·FM C t:fl •!§IJAg duwn & T~g ~'111 ~~::~~~. ~ 1~1 ~~;:~h:r I :1~ 18711 Ilea~ 'i.t VW (;olcl. :-.unroof. tenor. Very few local llunt Be~. 1142 44l5 Undl•r ~a rranly. Hr:-miles 726LOP. rcJ~ L. H. t!J.I !WI Priced to Seti! 72VW 2 Dr .. radio. h<'Jll'r Ready for lot:> of fun & summe r. Lie. !1!:!61-'86 $2188. Williams Imports 70 VW CAMPER 8011 Commonwculth Wc~l phal1a £·quipped, Buena Park 5~1 -7000 :\t1t hchn radial lire~.:-------radio, heJlcr, pop·top. 7.& Vol\o 115 Wagon. fac. n e ar new e ng ine & lory air, automatic, trans m1ss1on. better power s te ering, radio, hurrv. won t last long! healer. chrome luggage (5TK7l.t> rack. Balance ofFact.ory 2895 Warranty. 386LIL. Priced to SeU! Nabers Cadillac 7 4 VW IUG 2600 tt..tNw ll•d. Williams Imports 8011 Commonwealth Buena Park 521-7000 Radio, heater. This one c.ta ~ S40 9100 is one everyone bOll t>t;en _ _ __ Autos, Used looking for. Lie. 534JSD .. 60 V\" ., , 1~ . ti . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::)26&! .• oug. .ec.:en ) · rcblt. Ta p~· c.le<·k. New AMC 9905 ttrC!. ~50. '.lti3 7:!fi.t •• •• • • • • • • •••••••••• ••• 11i:iJM" 74HORHET 65 VW Camper. complete- ly cqu1ppvd Standard shift. Economy 5 IU·IU W spec1a I (286K£M ). heater, whitewalls, etc. · rae qua _548_·_10_54_. ______ 1 Thi,. IHlle charmer is stereo. Less than 26M PLYMOUTH s urc\o p'lease. <VCV702) mi. S3800. 548·8095 aft •74 CadiHoc. Coupe de Ville '72 Monte Carlo. Gd. cond. Less than 20.000 actual air, AM /FM, $2295. Call miles, beautiful powder _9_7_9·_6_71_4_. _____ _ Only $1895 ~k~d:.kdys, after lOam FURY Ill blue, blue cloth interior. ,50 p · k k · l , <68S J LO > $6995. ac up true , m. enor I w.a.._ Cz#lac • excellent, q c ylinder ......,... • 9U1 Jim Slemons engine. runs good & 1600......, ....,_ I rts stron~. body needs work. C.to ._. 540 9100 mpo S<iso. 548·9-'·13 1970 Harbor Blvd., C.M. ,68 Ca maro. Xl_n_t_c_o_n_d. 63I·1276 Radio & Healer. $13,050. 67 CADILLAC -963-· ·-11-56-·---- Cougar 71, clean , lite blue dark b~e vm. lOp air auto, p /s, nu tires, S2,095. 675·5726. Eves. 640·!;414. 2 Dr._ Y·8 automatic CORVAI R Monza Conv. trans.', r 3 ci1o, heater, '66. re bit eng & auto. Dadcje 9935 power windows, factory tra ns. New l1rcs._}OP, ··~··••••••••••••••••• air co nd ition ing, paint. more. sioo. 19/3 Coronet. good 4 whitewall tires, vinyl 830·9417 I Eng. 70.00<>, new I.Jr.es, roof, vinyl mlenor, 11.T. ~aut. whte paml. $1650. Takmg a long tnp. This MUST SB.L! Consider lradt! + cas is the one. Lac. TQTil32. Chevy ·70 V ·8 Belair 4 dr. Pvt. Ply. 541-8996 days ~. $850. Chevy '63 V·8 Im· 531-8392 eves. 163 MERCURY $200. Call eves96J.7ti00 Mudon9 9952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 172 MUSTANG Convertible <Ser. i0568) Less lhan 20,000 actual miles, must see lo appreciate, im· maculale throughout. Jim Slemons Imports 1970 Harbor Blvd., C.M. 631-1276 pal a 4 dr. SJO(). Both have -----Aff. R /H, P /S, in gd '70 Dart Swinger, 55,000 67 Mustang Fastback 289 cond. 2386 Harbor Blvd. mi's. Air. p/s. gd rubber, P /s, auto, V·8, R /H, Harbour V. W. ..-. . . . .. llunt. ~h 842·4435 73COUPE DE VILLE ltl03, C.M. (in Mediter-vfn tp. $1300. 642-2312 t /gls, $675. Bob. 644-4493 rean Village> '69 Dart GT. Auto. Power. '66 Must ang. Gd. cond. ·72 VEGA GT Wgn. Spot· 1-:xtras, runs & looks Make offer. Call962·4000 less, 28.000 mi. 4 spd . 8 great. S870. 675-6076 trac k tape. :>2,000. '65 GT, Firestone tires & 496-7151. CORP. Vice. Pres. wife'l! Super Sharp Chevell c SS person al car. Loadl'd 70. S.OOU mi. on rl'blt Lowm1lcs.P crfe(-t. cn t g. ma gs. $1475 Dodge Charger '73. brn mags, 4 spd. XJnt cond. w/blk vin top. New brks, $1000. 494.7423 rcblt l~ans m, air, ft/II, 2 ,66 MUSTANG 6. ti k f . new tires. Xlnl cond. s c •, ix Must s ee Lo appr ec. er-upper.' $275. Call 840·1701 aft 7pm Mark . 540·3286 673-2325. urm.411p· 18711 ac v . ------- Chrysler 9925 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ford 9940 M U S T S E LL ! '6 ti ••••••• •••••••••••••••• Mustang, P /S, P /B, A/T. .70 F d LTD 4 d Runs Great! $400./offer . HARDTOP 4 door equipped wilh 360 cid, 2 bbl, V-8, engine, and torquef l il e l rans m 1ss io n. J.'actory ai r co nditionin g, AM /FM radio. Lilt steer· ing wheel. Brown fanish walh Oys ter beige vinyl roof. 50.100 miles. 1;u11y reconditioned. $2195 lnquare t.o. Bui.mess Oft ice Oron9e Coost Daily P~t 330 W. Bay SL CM '74 DUSTl-:R, V·8, P1S, D/B, auto., vinyl, only 13,000 m1 . ,new tires, xlnt. $2750. 833·9251aft.6 p.m. 71 Plymouth Duster 6 l'yl .. air conditioninu. powe r :.leering. Lit:. (8340EH) $2395. Jim Slemons Imports 1!170 Harbor, C.M. 631-1276 '71 Chrys le r Town &Coun· Hunt. Sch. 842-4435 try Wagon, 9 passenger, Comwo 9917 roof rack, air condition· ••••• •••••••••••••••••• 1ng. power seals. Lac. or . ?Or , 548·57i4 hardtop, power sleermg, -----------,--.-------- stereo Air conditioning . •74 M t I I ontiac 9965 1 u s ang , 4s p. -·•••••••••••••••••••• '70 CAMARO. Air, auto. P IS, P /B, Vmyl lop. Gd. tire s . xlnl. Sl ,850. 962·8709 227CTO. S2499. Herb Friedlander Toyota 10081 G.G. Blvd,, G.G. 537.5464 Chevrolet 9920 . , ••••••••••••••••••••f'•• 63 NEW Y_QRKER Gd. Co ........ a 1 transportation, gd. tares. ..... .---.. $150. 642-4606 CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE 2821 Herbor Bl•cl. "69 Chrysler 4 dr sed. P /b. p/s, a /cond. $950. Sat & Sun Chevron Station, 700 W. 19th St, C.M. Lie. 822BEO. $1499. AM /FM, 18M. 36,000 m1 llerb Friedlander warr, xtras, spotless. Imports SJ000.548-3177 10081 G.G. Blvd., G.G. 537·5464 Oldsmobile 9955 ---------......••............... '73 Torino Wag. R/H, P /S, P /B, T /Gls, radials, like new. S2700. 645-2116 75 LTD WAGON V -8, a uto matic. Every FORD extra. Save' $$$. (6324) Sales and Service OLDSMOBILE GMCTRUCKS HOMDACARS Uttiversity Olcll 28$0 l:tarbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 549-9640 '74 PONTIAC LEMANS COUPE Less than 20,000 miles, R a d i o , h e a t.e r . automatic, air $3695. (7lt H1''V) Jirn Slemons Imports 1970 Harbor Blvd., C.M. COSTA MESA 546-1200 Continental 9930 $5715 '70 Chevy Impala, 4 door, ••••••••••••••••••••••• '61' Olds Della 88. Ai r. 6 3 I· 127 6 Ve r y c l ean. ituns --------- ~~~~.ing. Lie. OOOADZ. pa rty. S795. Ph: 645-0904 p e rfect. Mus t Se ll 751-0150 75 ASTRE fl~l. Sch. 842·4435 69VW FASTBACK * VWs WANTED * S400 fo r JOY VW. '63 & up. run111ng or nol. ti73 3-11;5 a~tomalic ,transmission, 'GS CONTINENTAL da;1i1 lll•n:a air condltao~ng, pow~r Immaculate. Private t\IH UllW "' Herb Friedlander '73 Mark IV. A beaulirul VOL VO $2515 . Imports luxury automobile with $3615 74 GREMLIN "' 10081 G.G. Blvd., G.G. copper moondusl finish. 1966 Hcuhor CM. Mb 9301 73 CUTLASS Levi Special. Looks new. 537·5464 ~ fully equipped •. has 1970 FORD Galaxie 500, SUPREME (fJ l • 68 Olds 98 Convertible New Toyotu trade-in. se r vice r ecor d s. 5 S till smell s nc". RadiaJs. 213·784-1061 <562'fl0 > F .i.ctory air condalionm~ Lac . TU X!M6. $98!:! Custom paint. n e " brakes, hard to find b3 VW RUG. xlnt l'Ond. (644JFB). ·74 Cit EV ELLE Malibu I eat h e r 1nt e r a0 r · totally new reblt eng. Stunning tuxedo black 8111.. fJDiA :\lu ... 1 i.ec lo appr~c.~ $2515 Classic Sta. Wgn. Like (943 HDE >. S~69S. w/18,000mi,air,cuslOm with wilitevinyltop&in· ~ t\111. SOOO tl60-3.&U5or 53tH756 brand new. $4 ,200. Johnson & Son Lincoln· hitc h , c lean. $1200. terior. F<;tctory air, : ·• TOYOTA ---D l 840.1648 Mercury, 2626 Harbor 493·5196 power steenng & brakes. • iO V11ho 114 Low mile:.. . ,,... 111n: I Blvd., C.M. 540-~. Automatic t ransmission, Super l'lt-.rn. new s teel 8 i.\111. UUW CLEAN '63 Chevy 4 dr C 9932 '73 Grand Torino. Lo mi, r a d i o • he a t e r ' -1966 Horbor. CM. 6C6·9303 hdted rarl1ab. Wl.'-'.k-end ' • orvette Xlnt cond $2300 Call Iii• lel;ie'· laI~~!v~A.'JI Sal(· H~7l'Cl. TOYOTA srr. 6 cyl, runs perfect. ••••••••••••••••,•••••• 644·5722 ask for To~. w~itew alls,. very . low '70 Le Mans. lo mi, A/C. -·-·-··-·-···-di d Sharp ! S475. 64>86t4 art. 'GJ Class1·c Rdstr. F1·ne m ales . on this Cadillac new brakes. gd cond. J h:rb Frll' an er 5 · cond. Will consider trade '72 Gran Torino Sport, trade·m. (230GWY) Best offer . 644·6744 Ht.d.. Sch. 842·4435 ;;:17 · i777 1966 Horbor, C M 646 9303 %" c G HI d (' G $2.t50orofr.675-6889. A/T, P /S, P /D·brks, .........., c~ Have somcth1n~ you want -· ~·~ v .• .. . . . Selling anything .with a radial tires, xlnt cond. HLO.lfS.. cuuOC to sell'' (.;lassifal.'Cl ad:-du _ , . r r y a D a 1 I y P 1 I o t pa1ly Pilot Class1f1ed Ad '75 Vetle, 8000 orig mi, 1-496-2626 Z60l I.... ..... Classified Ads sell big it well _ Call NOW S f.LL 1c.llc 1tl'ms w1lh a Clas:.1f1ed Ad to buy, sell 1s a s imple matter . . . Many xtras. Mint cond. ~ .._ 540 9IOO item s, s mall items or 642.5678. ' Dally Pilot Classified Ad. or rent somet.hing. JUSt call 642·5618. $7850. 631-0082 Own. Sell idle items 642-5618 any item. 642·5678. Have somethmg lo sell'! Classified ads do it well. Gefft'al 990 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• XLNT USED CAR SPECIALS '73 JEEP WA.fiOMHll 4 + 4 , V-8. auto., factcwy air. real sharp! (51 1GOP) · $3995 • • •73 JEEP 'lz TON PICllUP 4 wheel drive, V-8,' powtH steering . ready fo r summer camping! (P23419) $3695 • •73 DODGE HOO YAM V-8, aut o ·.. power steering, low miles, surfer interior. real sharp! (129HM) $3545 • '73 DATSUN 240% 4 speed, factory air condi1i on ing. l ow miles, real sharp! (266HTL) $4495 • '71 AMC J>.YILIM 360 V-8. 4 speed. real sharp -ready to go! (619KPY) $1595 • '70YW lqUA..UIA.CI( 4 cyt., auto.. radio, he ater , low miles, sharp! (824CIL) $1795 • '74 DODGE CAMPBYAM V-8 , auto m a t ic, factory air, po wer steering, sp ecial pa~n t . sha rp ! (237KUT) $4695 • &MANY MORE TO CHOOSE •KKENDON ,.. AMC'1.JEEP . ' . CO\ 1 ~ •,• i :·.~ -, l · · Awtos. New 910 Autos. Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9100 Autos, N•w 910 Aatos, New 9800 Autos, New 9100 Aatos, Ne~ 9100 Autos. New 9800 Autot, New / tlOO ................................................................................................................................................................. ·················~····· ........... .-. ......... . HERB FRIEDLANDER ''THE IMPORT CAR KING" . HAS THE BEST OF THE "GAS'' SAVERS ·~ •.1. . ·"o"o~· I TR•7 *MoroRcrcus ... •1to1to4 ,.. ~'">11,.Jt,.. ~0"4~. '75 TOYOTA FREE 100 GALLONS GAS WRH THE PURCHASE OF A NEW 1975 TOYOTA IUST PRESEIT THIS Al AT TIME Of P8RCtllSE. GOOD THRU 7/13n5 Herb Friedlander '75 FIAT 131 FREE 100 GALLONS OF GAS wnH THE PURCHASE OF A NIW 1975 FIAT MUST PIESEIT THIS AD AT TllE OF PUICHASl GOOD THRU 7/13/75 I _, Herb Friedlqnder U7SO NACM l&.YD. "Wll1'MINS1'P '75 HO A CVCC STATION WAGON ·y '75 HONDA MOTORCYCLES REAL "GAS SAVERS" • new >1250. r. sell'! well. 9901 1••••• to., larpl p v-e: ing, 1mer B) E 1wer 1iles. real r air low arpl eed , fy to . . adio, lies, E t i c , wer C i al rp! r ) E tlOO •••••• --mwwl--COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE , WEEK OF JULY 13 · JULY 19 AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. Lee. Inc. I 234 S. Main St . Santa Ano 547 -5826 Crevier Motors 208 W. I st St. Santo Ano 835-3 171 CADILLAC Nabers Cadi llac 260CJ Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa 546·1200 DATSUN Dot Datsun 18835 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach 842-7781 Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa 642-0010 Sunset Fo rd 5440 Garden Grove Blvd., Westminster 636-4010 E!GI University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9640 LINCOLN-MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 842-8844 J ohnson & Son Linco ln Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa 540-5630 Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury 130 I No. Tustin, Santo Ano 547-0511 MAZDA Jim Panos Mazda 200 I South Manchester, Anaheim 750-2141 THE DAILY PILOT, Tl/ WECK, JULY 13 1975 OLDSMOBILE University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa 540-9640 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa 546-80 17 TOYOTA Dean lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 646-9303 Bill Maxey Toyota 18881 Beach Blvd . Huntington Beach 847-8555 VW-PORSCHE-AUDI Chick Iverson , Inc. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 673-0900 VOLVO Dean Lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 646-9303 j _;,-~·~.. . ~ .. :. '-* D ' IPORTI HltJHl/tJ!m '~ ~ ·: . SUNDAY, JULY 13 10:30AM m Dodger Dugout/Warm-Up 11:00 m Dodger Baseball Dodgers at St. LOUIS Cardinals 11:30 (j) CBS Tennis Classic 1:30PM B (il) CD CBS Tennis Classic 2:30 O LPGA Golf Classic From the R111tera Country Club tn Col um· bus, Ohio, with a total purse of $65,000. (~CI)) Women's Pro Tennis Tour 3:00 O NFL Championship Games "1969 NFL Play-Offs" 3:30 O Ctai ) (]) Worfd Invitational Tennis Classic Muced Doubles Finals. 10:30 m Dodger Mid-Season Special 11 :30 ~@ World Team Tennis TUESDAY. JULY 15 5:00PM O el) Cil ®) All·Star Baseball From Milwaukee's County Sta· di um. THURSDAY,/ULY 17 7:30PM El') The Way It Was "1961-62 Lakers/Celt1cs Champ1onsh1p" SATURDAY, JULY 19 ll:OOAM O @@ (jg) Major League Baseball Teams to be announced. l :OOPM 0 (~ (j)) (I) U.S. Women's Open Golf Third round of play from Northfield, New Jersey. 2:30 0 An&el Baseball California Angels at Cleveland Indians. @ Major LMaue Baseball Oakland A's vs. Baltimore Colts 5:00 (Q!) Cl)) m ABC's Wide World of Sports 4:30 I (i1) Cl) CBS Sports Spectacular 5:30 : The Way Tt Was "1961·62 Celt1cs/Lakers Championship" 10:30 World Football Exhibition Game The California Sun at Phila- delphia. Executive Park Travel Presents HILTON HAWAIIAN CAPER From $350 Including Air Fare 8 Days & 7 Nights. Departs every Thursday Or 11 cru1s1ng 1s your preference 1om us for an Alaskan Summer cruise Personalized service at no extra charge ror all needs. All ma1or credit cards. ~ •• • your trave l Hours Mon. lhru Ftt. 9-6 Sat 10·2 & Bv aooo1ntment 16082 Beach B lvd , Huntington Beach 18eh•otn C.llilhe B•v .. n, 6 Tne Aed Onoon, Call 842-9327 Where in the world do you want to CJO? w~.;C:~~!.re ~~;~\ravel 2790 Harbor, Costa Mesa Walker & Lee building HAUOlt at ADAMS ' THE DAILY PILOT. Tl/ WEEK, JULY 13, 1975 Bt 1J~1 Evening Movies 7:00 7:30 11:00 9:30 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 7:30 11:00 9:00 7:30 8:00 9:30 7:00 1:00 9:00 SUNDAY, JULY 13 9 (C) "Th• Searchers" (wes) '56 -John Weyno, Jeffrty Hunter. 7 (29 11) J (C) "Stran&• New Wor1d" (sci Ill ·75 -James Oli;on, John Suon. Kathleen Miiier. Keene Cu1111-1 Mertine Beswick, Ford Relney. MONDAY, JULY 1• ' 23 6 10 (C) "f'erk Ran1ers" (dr•I '74 -James G. Richardson. Colby Chester, Jim 8. Smith . 5 (C) "Wonder Men" (com) '45 r-Danny Kaye, Vlrslnie Mayo ' 23 6 10 (C) "Shamu.-.-..A Matter of Wife & DHth" (dra) '74 -Rod Taylor, Joo Santos, Lury Block TUESDAY, JULY 15 9 "Winchester 71'' (wesl '50 -James Stewart. Dan Duryea. 5 CC) "A Sona It Born" (mus) '48 -Danny Kaye, lllog1nla Mayo, Banny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey ' (C) "On Any Sunde>-" (documentary) '11-nurated by Bruce Brown. 7 (29 11) 3 (C) "Sey Goodbye, Maul• Cole" (dra) '72-Suun Hayward, Michael Constantine. Dane Clark, Beverly Garland. 23 6 (C) "aettl• of the 1111 .. " (dra) '66--Rot>ert Ryen, Dana Andrew, W[DHESDAY,JULY 16 9 (C) "'Bend of the River'' (wes) '52-James Stewart. Arthur Kennedy 5 (C) "The S.Crei Ufe of Walter Mitty" (com) '47 -Danny Kaye, Virginia Mayo .. 7 (29 8) 3 (C) "The Su Symbol" (dra) '74 -Connie Stevens, Shelley Winters, Jack Carter, William Castle, Don Murray. 10 "The 1"11eon Thet Took Rome" (com) '62 -Charlton Heston, Etu Martinelli, Harry Guardino. THURSDAY, JULY 17 9 (C) "Nl&ht hsua•" (wes) '57 -James Stewart, Audie Murphy. 5 (C) "The Kid From 1.-klyn" (com) '46 -Danny Kaye, Vlra1n1a Mayo, Vera-Ellen. ' 23 6 10 ''Th• Yovnc S.va1H" (dra) "61 -Burt Lancaster, Shelley Winters, Edward Andrews. FlUDAY, JULY 18 9 (C) "Thunder lay" (dre) '53 -James Stewart, Joe11ne Dru. 2 17 3 8 (C) ''TI!• Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultr'' (com) '68-Elke Sommer, Bob Crane, Werner Klemperer, John Banner. 5 ''They Got M e Covered" (com) '43 -Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour 1 (29 8) 3 CC) "Trouble Comes to Town" (dra) '75 -Lloyd Brldaes. Thomas Evans. Pat Hingle, Herl Rhodes, Janet Maclachlan. 2 17 3 8 (C) "The Laet Run" (dra) "71 -George C. Scott, Tony Musante, Trish Van Devere, Colleen Dewhurst SATURDAY, JULY 19 9 (C) "Joan of Arc" (dre) '48 -lnarid Bergman, Jose Ferrer. 5 "P'oppy" (com> '36 -W. C. f"lelds, Rochelle Hudson. ' 23 6 10 (C) "Solomon & Sheba" (dra) '59 -Yul Brynner, Gina Lollobrl&ld•. Georae Sa'lders, Marisa Pavan. 1 (29 8) 3 (C) "lrme u Douce" Ccom) '63 -Shirley MacLa1ne, Jack Lemmon, Herschel Bunardi, Lou Jacobi. 9 (C) "The Spellers" (wes) '56 -Jeff Chandler. Anne Baxter :llRPORT TRA\'EL EUROPE CHARTERS$4SO ROUND TRIP Air, Cruises, Tours Domestic & International Business• Pleasure Travel COANUI OF CAWllS a OVAil I~ 3848 Campus Dr., Newport Beach 979-7740 GLOBE TRAVEi. BllREAU ONE Of OAANOE COUN1Y S LAAG£S T TOUR OPEA .. I ORS GROUP CHARTER SPECIALISTS AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR All AIRLINES & STEA M SHIP COMPANIES TOURS • CRUISES - CHARTER GROUPS Two Convenient Locations "FOR /NFORMA TION CALL" l RANS 0U>eE TAAi/EL BUREAU INC IRVINE TOWN CENTER •m C.movsO•I"' Ul-IM~ Page 3 'UNION IN SPACE' KARL VISfFS 'HOME' "Who said you can't go home again?'' So asked Karl Malden star- ring as Det. Lt. Mike Stone on ABC's The Streets of San Francis- co," airing Thursdays at 9PM. Be- fore embarlcJng on an acting ca.rttr, Malden worked in a steel mill in Gary, Indiana. One day, on .his hiatus from the series, Malden took time to go back ''home" to a steel mill located in Fontana, a Los An- geles suburb. '1 quit college during my freshman year when I got clob- bered in football and ran out of money at the same time. I returned to Gary in the midst of the Depres- sion. I found a job-after two years-in a steel mlll and worked for two yurs as a 'cinder snapper' on U.S. Steel's number two open hearth. It was the roughest job on the 8oor-cracking the brick to let the liquid flow through. I was damed lucky to have the job," Malden related. "When the mill in Fontana was started, more than 3,000 men were hired from Gary. Mo1t were Serbian and they dubbed the new town in California 'little Gary.' "Going to Fontana was such an enjoyable experience," said Mal- den. '1t was marvelous reliving that part of my life. And what a thrill to see 255 tons of molten steel being tapped from an open hearth fur- nace. I enjoyed recapturing the days I spent in the mill again and ABC News Science Editor Jules Bergman, filmed at the Soviet Union's Kaluga Space Museum, discusses the meaning of the up- coming American-Soviet Space Mission on the ABC News docu- men ta.ry Special, "Union in Space," Sunday at 9:30PM on ABC. The V ostock I Rocket shown here is similar to the mooel that will launch the Soyuz spacecraft for the rendezvous with the American Apollo space ship. ABC News will provide live TV coverage during the mission from July 15 to July 24. talking to the guys. Of course things have changed ... when you got a cinder stuck in your throat in Gary, there was always barrels of lemons around to suck on to help clear the throat, but now the men are given a special lcJnd of lounge to alleviate the condJtion. ''Yes, Sir, you can go home again," Malden concludecl. I ~ THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JUL 't' 13, 1975 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS r.1 () I? N I N L I (~ (!)) @ Cl) Brady Bunch The flyln1 Nun rltticolt Junction 5:00 700 Club * AU THREE MAJOR NETWORKS Will 11:00 @(I)(!) Youn1 & Restleu HAVE COVERME OF THE N'OU..O. ~ 00 @) g;) The Me&nlficcnt SOYUZ MISSION BECINNINC TUES-Marble Mechine DAY MORNINC. SEE THE COVER 0 (t,i?) (j)) C1J Cl) Show-Of11 STORY AND FEATURES El.SEWHERE 0 Tommy Hawkins Show IN THE BOOK FOR SPECIFIC TIMES. I News 6:00 (j) Summtr Semaster I Dretm of Jetnnle · Knowled&• ; Electric Company History of Art 11:30 @@00 Search for Tomor· lullwlnkle row 6:30 Educatlenel Futures 0 ti) (jJ 1 O g;} Jeckpot Not for Women Only 0 (~ 00> Cl) Cl) Rhyme & Ru-Mlchul J1cbon Show ®J m Eduutlon1I featurn Ntw1/Publlc Att1ln : i o 1 for Health ( ) Momln1 Comedy Time 7:00 ill @ (]) News ' OO®l m Today Show ; Tod1y Blcentennlel Steh S.lute Fri. "Alaska" m Certoona (~ ) Cl) AM America • Romper Roora New Zoo Revu1 Stock bchln1e : Seslme Stred 7:30 6 0 m m Certoons M•Ret u"ate 1:00 . * All three m1ior networts wfll hne Apollo-Soyuz cover11e durin1 thl1 hour. Set Covtr Story ind future1 elsewhere for specific day time. 00 @ rn C.ptlln Kanearoo Sunup • Ban1n1 Spllta & fr1tnd1 The flinbtones Not for Women Only : r at Chi Ch'uan 1:10 El Mercado de loa Numeros 1:30 The G1llery Davey & Collath Yo1I & Friends Comer Pyle New Zoo Revue : Mitter R_!(tn' N1l1hborflood 9:00 @ (]) (.tJ Spln-Off Seseme Street ' fD (]) @) g;} Celebrity SwHp- s1ali:ts ·i ~=v~:~ ltever . AM Los Allrelet J.ct La Linne li!~::~~oc• Enhance Seslme Stree1 ) Mike Dou(IH Show Travel Rima 9:30 @ CI> CJ) '""btt 0 Cil @) m Wlltel of for· t\lnt 6 Dennis the Men.ace m 9 fe1tu111 Mothera·ln-uw Qallopln~ourmet lO:OO @CI) (J) TatUltlles F11tvre1 I 00@) e;} Hlrh Rollers Movie: See Daytime Movies. Features Truth or Consequencq Comlf' P'yle : Edumlon1I Pro1r1m1 News/Panorama dtl Valle 10:30 @ rn (fl Love of Uft ~(6)®)g;}Hollywood ScJuarn lZ:OO son I Let's Rip Bill Cosby New Yor11 Stoc• bch1nee Villa Alegre AFTERNO ON * All three m1jor networts will hive Apollo-Soyuz cover11e durina this hour. Sff Coyer Story and feat ures l!~J~~r:., •m· (t;i!) (!)) @ t:E) You Oon't Sly @)Hews Movie: See Daytime Movies. iE) Hlah Ch1p1rr1I @@Noon Attalr/Joe Bereltl Show @@Somer&et ~Tennessee Tuxedo I Futum Not lor Women Only 12:30 @ CI) 00 As the World Turni ~ @@) e;} Daya of Our Uves 0 (t;i!) Cl)) (1) Cl) All My Chll· dren Bullwinkle 1:00 @ (1) 00 The liuldtna U&ht @ Movie: See Daytime Movies. 6 Divorce Court (Qtj (!j) (1) Cl) Ryan's Hope Newt Major Adams Martel Cloalna : [dll(atlonal Proerams 1:30 @ @ (I) Edee of Nl1ht · Cl) 00 (}Q) g;} The Docton (6) farmer's Dauchter 0 (~ (j)) CV m Let's M•k• A Dell I Joumey to Adventure 2:00 Price la Rlrbt; Noontime Thurs. ~ @@) m Another World DakUrl (~CJ)) @ m $10.000 Pyra· mid I @ (]) Price Is Rl1ht The Real Mc:Coyi Nanny & the Professor · 2:30 @ Cil 00 Mitch C1me '75; As the Wor1d Tuma Tues., Thurs. IJ6')News fJ <9 (I)) Cil Cl) One Lite to Uve I leave It to Beever Ben Hunter tntervl1ws/Fe1turet T'1I Chi Ch'uan 3:00 8 @ (I) Muskll Chalra B mSomenet O liene Autry Tlleetre 3:30 @ Cartoons 0 (Qj ) CV Cl) lienml Hos· pitll 00 Terry ' His friends No Uorts Por Ml 111• Flintstones : Seume Street · Features i Din1h! The Lucy Show @(6J Movle : See Movies. Daytime •:30 Guessword m Jedi Benny Show Get Smart taj C1tlopln1 Gourmet ID Physical Geoaraphy 6 Gillipn's Island 8 Stir Trell Buas & His Buddies ucept Thurs. * All thrd major networts will hne Apollo-So1u1 cover11e durine thl1 hour. See Cover Story ind features elsewhere tor specific d1y time. f)Dlnah! (E) House of Friahtensteln @ CV Robin Hood ~~ B1tm1n I 00> Star Trell Sube Pel110 S:OO O@News m 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. @ News; All -Ster B1ub1ll Tues. • g;} Mike Oou1las Show The Rifleman Beverly Hlllblllles MJ flvorite M1rtl1n The MunrterJ O The Bir Valley @ The A1in1 Nun 3 Ho11n's Heroes CIJ New Zoo Revue Addams Femll' I Mlclce1 Mouse Club ~ed Ricer 6 Merv lirlflln Show; All·Stlr Bueblll Tues : History ot Art I Love Lucy ( ) Comedy Cl1ssics : Mist.er Ro1era' Nelahborhood • M11d1len.a • Tr1vel Films • Futures; AJl·Stlr B11eb11f Tues. · Mission: lmpouible Movie: See Daytime Movies. Fri. flther Knowa Best 5:30 0 00 @ (Qi; ) News (~ @) Miclley Mouse Club Stlrtlme Fri Movie: See Daytime Movies. Porty Pl&; I biclAL I The World of Sid & M1rt, Croft 1t the Holly- wood Bowl Thu1s. 3 Gomer Pyle 6 Ho11n'1 Heroes Dtnnis the Me111ce Ylll1 Aleare Or1m1 al Gllll11n's Island 11 Drum of Junnic Room 222 Travel Films ucept Tues. ORDER YOURS • Penonalind 'eautlful Stidc-ot1 • Effldtnt LABELS I TODAY! • Stylish Ord.r FOf' Younelf er 1 Frftntt M•y be used on 1nvelopts u return eddreu lah1la. Af 10 very handy •• identification lab.ls for marlti119 pt"onal lt•rns auch as booh, records, photo&, etc. Lebel& 1tlclt on glen and may be uaad for 1urltin9 home ca11necl foccl items. All l1b1ls ue ptlntecl with styli1h Vogue type on fine quelity whit• gummed p•p•r. r~--------------~-----1 I :/:,"',.!:,~~1c::.::.:-~.:~~··· I I C.•••--.C.W.l'MU I I I I I I I I I I I I L---~~L~!-~~J!~~ -·· .J Page 5 SUNDAY JULY 13 MOHN IN G (*) Indicates an Advertisement 6:00 m Bible Answera/Chrlatophers 6:30 (D News/PubUc Affairs 7:00 U U.S. ol Archie ~ Uber1y Hmple Church O People's Forum m J1bberwocky ID Tony & SuS1n Alamo ~ This Is the Lile Q6 W1rren Roberts 7:15 lfJ With This Ring 7:30 U B1lley's Comets LV Voice of Aeritulture O Mormon Tlbernule Choir CA) Mimlea of the 20th Century I Willy's Woruhop Voice ol Victory Wonder1m1 Shekin1h Fellowship i 6 , Ru Humbird 7:45 S.cred Hurt 8:00 Dusty's Treehouse 0 <la! B.C. Cl) Kori: 70,000 Cl) lntern1tion1I Hour I flith for Tod1y Dodger Dugout/Warm-Up Church With A Vision ·~17: r31 Ft« the N1tlon 16 lnsieht · P1nt1i11 Domlnical 11:00 O Aer iculture USA .. America·s Greatest Strength .. I Ru Humbtrrt Home Buyefs Gulde ((j9 @> Cl) Ghost Chuers F-Troop Sin Dieeo H1ppenine m Dodeer 81Seb1ll Dodge~ at SI. LOUIS Cardinals (D Church in the Home @ W Cinema Seventeen "Miracle of Morgan's Creek .. ~ @ Movie: ''Andy,' (dra) '65 - Norman Alden. Tamara Oaykarhon· ova. t26l fi rst 81ptlst Church 11:30 B NrL Action (~ ({)) (3) Cl) Mike A Wish i CBS Tennis Cl1Ssic Gloria Grey's Pet H111en Meet the Press m f1ith tor Today AFTERNOON ~ Highway to Huven Spe1klne With Your Hinds Ru Humbud 12:00 (iJ lnsieht Am11ln1 Propheclts O Movie: (C) "The C1n1di1ns" Let There Be Lleht (adv ) '61-Robert Ryan, John Deh· 0 Johnn Birton Show ner, Torin Thatcher LQ)@ @ Jerry htwell @ Movie: "fr1med" (my$) '4 7 -a> Souls Harbor Llehthoust Glenn Ford, Barry Sullivan 8:30 Q Limp Unto My Feet O Head-On I D1y of Discovery O Movie: (C) "Columns South" The letsons (wes) ·53 -Audie Murphy, Joan Jimmy Sw1111rt Show Evans. Robert Sterling. It Is Written (fg) Name ol the Game Meetine Time 1t Calmy W Sheltin1h fellow1hlp ~ ® Kathryn Kuhlm1n Q6 Mideast Analysis ~()))Town Hall Meetine (~ (j)) Film fe.atures 9:00 i Marsh11) Efron's Sund1y 5'hool ~ Meet the Press 3 (6'1 ® Rex Humbird lnsieht · GO! 12:15 ~6~1 Movie: ''Dead Run" (susp) (t:ij ) Day ol Discovery '69-Peter Lawford, George Gere!. Campus Profile "Viewpoint on 12:30 rn Rul £.st1te RePort Nutrition" O At One With ••. "Roscoe lee 8 I Believe In Mirades Browne" (ig) ID ({) 0fll Roberts O Cl) Issues ' Answers ~l1ln Me A Missionary 00 Movie: (C) "Moonlleet" (adv) W Ruth Gelman Show '55 -Stewart Granger, George C1mer1 Three ; Sanders. Serenrtlplty (D Spring Street USA (Cij ) Jimmy Swauart Show @ The Hum1nist Sunrise W1y EIJ Public Service (8 film er;} U.S. Nny 0 Am11in1 Prophecies 1:00 (3) Film Future Oo' America & Americans fJ Movie: (C) "The Brothen Kart· I Gospel Hour mazov'' (dra) '58 -Yul Brynner, (3) B1ile(s comets Maria Schell. Claire Bloom. lee J. Ci) first B•ptlst Church Cobb. Richard Base hart. I Muslu y Pll1bru ID Movie: (C) "Genl of D1rkness" 10:00 Steps to learnlne (hor)-Jermon Robles. Action de 11 Comunld1d/Prol>-I@ Mr. Chips lemes F1mlllu Geor1e & Oline Jvey 0 The Chrlstophe11 '.J @) t1) Film Feature O o Hour of Power • Trnel Film (i) Aul Estate Open House 1:30 f) (jj) ([)CBS Tennis Cl1Sslc 0 Domlneo (3) (Ci9) Ci]) Issues I Answers (8 TV a Looka 1t Learning 0 The N1tlve Amerlain "Voices" O Herald of Truth A dramatic interp retation ol signi @ (3) Camer1 Three flcant oratory from Indian leaders, ~ SUnday Celebr1tlon both past and present. (~ (i)) Comedy Cluslcs ~ Gile Storm Show re £.st.t £.s 11 Vida Combat 10:30 U Movie: (C) "The Man In tha Movie: "Bonzo Goes to College" Grey R1nnel Sult" (dra) '56 -(com) '52 -Maureen O'Sullivan , Gregory Peck, Jennifer Jones , Lee Charles ()rake. Edmund Gwenn. J. Cobb, Fredric March. [QJ Insight on Rell&lon O Challen&• My Sermon Iii The Hippy Hunten Page 6 HIE. DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI<, JULY 13, 1975 I Yo&• tor Health Christopher Close·UP Film future l:45 9 ®Movie: (C) "River ol MJI• tery" (adv) '69-Vic Morrow, Claude Akins, Louise Sorel 2:00 Movie: "The Tr1itors" (dra) '63 -Patrick Allen, James Maxwell 8 The Ch1mpions friends of Man (8 ) De1>1rtment S <.}]) Movie: "The Lady ts Willing" (com) '42 -Marlene Dielnch, Fred MacMurray m Duler's Choice Ei) Ameriun/lsr111i TV Hour ~ Faith for Today ijit Amerleana Herit1ge I ) Celebrity Golt Treehouse Club Mission: lmponible 2:30 iJ Mertl1 0 BORDEN LPGA GOLF * Top Women Golfers in Columbus Ohio Classic ~ LPGA Golf Cluslc From the Ri· v1era Country Club in Columbus, Ohio, with a total purse of $65,000. 16" Ch1mplonshlp Fishing m Movie: "Out of the fog" (dra) '38-lda Lupino. John Garfield (£) Hleh Ch1Ptrr11 @ Water World @Dul Hur ff) Ahor1 (tj9 (i)) Womens' Pro Tennl1 I lnsieht 3:00 Tod1(s Religion NFL Ch1mplo11shlp G1mes "J 969 NFL Ptay-Olfs" Minnesota V1k1ngs vs. Los Anaeles Rams, and Cleveland Browns vs. Dallas Cow- boys. ( 6 D1llt1ri I] Tinin Thutre · Movie: (C) "The Seirchers" (wes) '56 -John Wayne, Jeffrey Hunler, Natalie Wood. @ John W1yne Theatre EE) Greetin11 from Germ1ny ll-1 00 The Jetsons ti~ Jimmy Sw1111rt Show I Black Perspective on the News Hum1n Dimension Film Future 3:30 Belief The Bralnworks Magazine topi~ Include· what lo look for In i)'m· nasties from LaVerne Colleee; how to ltve with inflation from Pepper· dine Colleee: and two views of the expanding role of the contemPorary woman from Scripps Colleee. 0 (~ ) (!) Cl) Wor1d lnvlt.t· tlon1I Tennis Clusic Mixed Doubles Finals. ~ Newsmakers I The Vlr&lni1n GO! j Religious Town Hall al) Los Angeles News Revltw I Tllent Contest This la the Life 4:00 Newsm1kers This Is the Life C1ll It Meuroni Tln.n Thutre Hee Haw m Movie: "Jeanne Elaels" (dra) '57-Kim Novak, Jeff Chandler, Agnes Moorehead, Gene Lockhart. (J.lJ (j) Seven Arts Theabe "Country Music Holiday'' EE llorean Variety ~ Pente~rt•I Temple m Sund•J M1tlnee 4:30 0 F1e1 tflt Nation !Sund1J Movie: "Rom1n Sund11a" us) '33 -Eddie Cantor, Ruth Etlin&. Lucille 8111, Glo111 Stewart I Stir Trell Korun Newa (i) Gamer Ted Annstron1 Jfm ThOlllH Outdeon ff) Wuhincton Wffll In Review m Insight 5:00 = It Tlku All Kinda 3 Hoean's Heroes Movie: ''Thrff Violent People" (dra) '56 -Charlton Heston, An11e Bader, Gilbert Roland. 'j) flee the Nation I The Avencer, ~(I}N1ws D1nlel Boone Kore1n Or1m• 5 Cuey Slntos Show IW1ll Street Week (j)) Ch1mplonshlp Flshlns Boxing from the Olympic Celebrity Tennis Reviv•I of Ameriu 5:30 _ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Otar Brieitte" (com) '65 -James Stewart, Billy Mumy. Brigitte Bardo!, Glynis Johns ~ little Ruuls News Movie: (2hr) "Tortlll1 Ail" (dra) '42 - Spencer Tracy, Hedy Lamarr :t'ii 'i1 Surviv1I ~ N1tlon1I Ceogr1phic ~Film future OC> Bobby 'oldsboro Show Bud furillo's Stum Room EE Viewpoint on Nutrition f V E N I N c; 6:00 U @ 00 00 Conwrutlons With Eric Se111reld John J. McCloy, the distinguished American statesman who has held such pos1tion5 In 11ov ernment and business as president of the World Bank, consultant to the Ford foundation. and Assistant Secretary of War in 1941, ts inter· viewed In tnis first part of a two- part Interview. OmmNewa O MOYie: (C) (2hr) ''Chuba aco'' (dra) '68 -Christopher Jones, Richard Eaan, Susan Strasberg. I The Amazing Kreikln The ,rotectors Movie: (Zhr) "The Mort1I Storm" (dra) '40 -Margaret Sullav1n. Rob ert Young. James Stewart. Ward Bond, Bonita Granville'. Irene Rich. Robert Stack. ! Nieht Glltery Japanese Chlldren's Pro1r1ms Movie: (C) (2hr) "It H1ppened One Summer" (rom) '45-0ana An- ldre?~:::;: t:r:~:· ::l::ymes. Sammy & Com1>1ny Coron• Now 6:30 Anlm•I World "In Search of A Mastodon" ® Movie: "Just Around the Corner" (com) '38 -Shirley Temple, Joan Davis, Charles Farrell, Bill Robinson. News The Adnnturer Muslul Contut (i) List or the Wild ( I (j)) HM Haw • SltU1tlon Comedy • Journey to Adventure Roller &Imes 7:00 ...... ... th rt. e" ne e" lly s t'' dy Ith he an nt to nt er· 0· o" es, I Wild Kln1dom Secrets of the Deep Jeopardy Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "The St1td'ters" (wes) '56 -John Wayne, I''"'~~~;.~;~;.~ .. 00 m Wiid Kincdom Aaronsky & Company El Show de Welter Mercado 7:30 B @ CV (j) Joey & Did Guests include Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, and Sherman Hemsley. 0 tD CIJ ®) m Wor1d of Disney "Greta, the Misfit Greyhound" (R) The tale of a 1reyhound, bred to r.ce, who decides the racetrack 1s not for her and leaves to seek a more suitable life. 0 (Qj (I)) CI) al ABC SundaJ Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Stranae New Wor1d" (sci·fi) '75 -James Olson, John Suon, Kathleen Miller. Keene Curtis, Martine Beswick, Ford Rainey, Gerrit Graham. Astronauts who return to Earth after 180 years in suspended animation find scien· lists who have developed eternal life 1nd primitives who live with jungle beasts. I The Best of benlna at f'ops Korean Proaram' &:00 BobbJ Coldsboro Show Americln Ufestyle "Sim Hous· ton" m r-1 , ... , ... 1( ... 1..,..,AL .... I Vaudeville Monty Hall hosts, and 1uests include Roberta Sherwood, Hanny Youngman, Willy Tyler & Lester, Donna Jean Youn1. and The Volantes. I!) Pauport to Travel THE DAILY PILOT, TV W[EK, JULY t l 1975 I Nippon No Utl/Nnn Union In Space Jules Beraman is "Those Dodaers -The Spirit of World of Survive! host of this speci1I uplo11ng the '75" Noche de &al1 s11nif1cance of the Apollo-Soyuz {fi) Mr. Gospel Guitar 1:30 B @ rn (j) K 0 I I. "Two-four· Mission that begins Tuesday. Cam· m This Is Japan Six for Two-Hundred" (R) An un· eras go to Siar City near Moscow ~ (!) Oialo&ue successful attempt at robbery by where the Russian cosmonauts ltve ® 700 Club a very sophisticated lhtef has Kojak and train, for a v1s1t with the pri· ~The Game confused when the robber seems mary Soviet crew -Alexei Leonov I (j)) Louis P1ul Lehman lo be making every elfort to stay and Valen Kubasov and their rami · • Jimm_.L Swagi_art Show in jail. lies. Leading Soviet scientists Wtll 11:00 CV 0 0 LaJ@ m News 0 ~ (j) 00) m NBC Sund 1 'I also be interviewed. Best ol Groucho jijstery-McMTll1n l Wife "Night I Soul FrH 6 Police Suraeon Train to L.A." (R) Commissioner R~vlval Fires 10 <® (j)) News McMillan has eight hours to find : R!'Jals of Sheriodi Holmes Movie: "The Search" (dra) '48 the slayer of a controversial anti· Film Features -Montgomery Chi!. Altne McMahon police author aboard a convention-10:00 Day of Discovery IE KATHRYN KUHLMAN bound tr1in loaded with policemen Tod1y at Aau1 Caliente * (IN COLOR) -all of whom are likely suspects Faith for Today iKathryn Kuhlman Paul Burke, James McEachtn, Linda News 6 m mm Feature Evans, Murray Matheson and Mich· Gospel Hour 11:15 Rocle Concert ael Callan guest News/Golf lessons ) Spanish Movie ~The Kina 11 Comln1 Point of View 11:30 EJ Movie: (C) ''The Ave Pennies" Movie: (90) "Black Sabbath" · Encuentro (mus) ·59 -Danny Ka ye, Barbara ( or) '64-Borls Karloff. Lou Gordon Show Bel Geddes, Harry Guardino. I Sim Yorty Show 10:30 fl Follow-Up "Transcendental Med· O Sammy & Company Guests 1n. Water World ilatlon" elude Freddie Prinze, Ray Charles, Masterpiece Theatre "Upstairs, rn Santa Barbara Forum and Suzanne Pleshette. Downstairs" O KNBC Special "Marijuana. Time O P1eesetters 9:00 I Oral Roberts for the Truth" George Plimpton nar O Movie: "Dead Ringer" (susp) • Gamer Ted Armslnlni rates this special program present· '64 -Bette Davis, Karl Malden. I b1C14L I Judr G1ri1nd In Con-1ng the results of the UCLA Mart· Peter Lawford cert (R) Highlights from Miss Gar· Juana Research Pro1ect (81 Telepulse land's 1964 TV Show. 0 NEW! TODAY'S HOME (lg) Movie: (C) "The Rue Breed" l J-pan8$e Lanauaae Procrams * BEITER LIVING IDEAS (wes) '66-James Srewart, Maureen The One W11 O'Hara, Brian Keith, Juliet Mills. 9:30 @(I)Ci160 Minutes !Today's Home -Tony l Susan Alamo 6rutest S p0rts leaenda News (6) Wor1d Team Tennis 0 E NEXT GIANT a The Protectors Weekend *LEAP FOR MANKIND! · ~ovle: <C! "Nlaht ol th~ Gen· 12:00 Johnnr Barton Show "UNION IN SPACE" erals (dr~> 67 -Peter o Toole, warren Roberts Omar Shartf. Tom Courtenay. 1:00 0 Spe1lllng Freely From WESTERN UNION ®)Action: Inner City 1:(0 8 Movie: (C) "Nightmare in the 0 (fHj ([))(})a> I UICtAL I m Dod1er Mld-Suson Special Sun" (dra) '63-John Derek. 'VI T I . OPTICAL CO. Glasses should be fashi onable ... you wear rhem on your face! Vic to r Optical has Orange County's largest selection of frames and lenses -including the most complete stock of European eyewear available anywhere This tremendous selection provides for wide choices for the tastes of sporty, fashionable. and sophist icated ind1v1duals - and why not color coordinate with fashion-tinted lenses? let t he eyewear fashion consultants at Victor Optical assist in fitting you with the latest in eyewear fashion and give you professional precision and accuracy in filling your prescription. LAGUNA HILLS MALL 241 91 Laguna Hills M all 586-8988 SOUTH CO AST PLAZA 3333 Bristol Street ~56-7808 Page 7 . \ .. THE APOLLO-SOYUZ MISSION I he first 'lhe' television transmission via satelhtc to the United ~tJtC' of the actual launch of a Ru,,ian >pac~h1p is scheduled to bl' p..irt of t-.BC cw,· ~pc1.:ial ctncrage of developments in the n1nl'-U:I\ JOIOI Apollo•~O) u1. m1>,1on, \Ct for July 15-24. NBC News '' 111 begin 11' tclcv1,ion coverage on pre-night activities with a brief report Tuc'>UJ~ morning at appr<lximatel} 5A M wllh live pictu res of the lh1c..c..1a11 ere" ..1!. they .ire t<.1kcn to the launch pad. Later, during the ·· fotlay'' program. NBC News will continue ib coverage ,.,.1th rhc livi.: broa.Jca.'lt of the hftotl of the f{ussian 5hip The Soyuz 'flJ~ccra lt 1<; ,cheduleJ to hla,toff from the Ru~~ian launch s11e at Aa1konur. Kaz.a~h-;tan On Tue-.<Jay afternoon. N HC New!> wi ll pre,ent special live cover- age nt the ltftolT of the Apollo 1:001rnanu ~hip from paJ 39 at the lohn F. Kenned) Space Center in Florida. Reporting during the hi."' off anJ <ithcr key pha.,cs of the mission will be co-anchormen h1hn Chancellor anJ Jim Hartz. Joined by NBC News correspon- Jcnt~ John Dancy (in Mo,cow) and Roy Neal in Houston. Rear i\dm Alan B. Shcp:1rd Jr (retired), America's first man to fly in 'Pal..'c and the fil th human being to walk on the moon. will act a.s 'rcrn1l on·thc-air con,ultant for NBC New'i duri ng the flight. On July 17, l"c color picture~ of the tram.portation and docking t1f the Ami.-:m::m and Ru\\l..in spacccrnfls as they join together above the earth arc -.cheuulcd to be tr.inc.m1tted back to earth am.I color- ca't on NBC TV viewer<; will '>CC the two crews e;r.change ship~ Junng th1'i m:ineuvcr. During Thurst.l a) and Friday. Jul) 17 and 1 K, four trJn,fers arc ~cheJulcJ 10 takc place between the t~o crews. On S:mm.lav. thi.: I 9th. the two hip-. wi ll undock. dock and un· couple tor a final -;eparatton, before flying J1 1Terent fl ight plam back to earth The Ru,s1an-. are scheduled 10 land in the Soviet Union Mond.1>. July :! I , the Apollo <;pace ship returning to Earth Thursday, J ul~ 24, with a -.pla<,hdo~n that afternoon in the Pacific Ocea.n (near Hawa11) J t llppro:111ma1el) 5 1 f!PM. N BC News wi ll be on hand to pre~cnt live coverage of the recovery of the three-man crew. Uve picture') of tht.: Ru<,,ian landing on July 21 are a possibility, but r-.BC Ncwc, ha' not ~ct confirmed if telev1'i iOn coverage of the · Soyuz rl•turn will be available. Following the launch activities in Floritla, J 1m Hartz and Shepard will fly to Houston where they will join Roy Neal ant.I report on the other fli ght activities for the dura- t ion ot the 011 .. <>wn . · NBC News has concluded an el(Clus1ve agreement with the Na· tional Aeronautic~ and Space Administration, to utilize as a broad- ca~t fac11i1y one of 1he Space Control Centers in Houston for its ~pccial coverage of the flight from the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center. Jim K1tchcll. General Manager, New'> Services, who is ex- ecutive producer for all NBC News coverage of the mission, came up wi th the idea to use Lhc control center and began negotiations for use of the facil ity five months ago. The control room, which was used for the Gem1m and A11ollo space missions, iocluJing the his1or1c moon landing night of Apollo 11 . is located on Lhe third tloor of the Houston complex directly above the control center that will be used bv NASA to communicatto: with the American and Rus- "an crews during their ~tay in c;pace "Followin2 the launch of a space fl ighL, Houston is always where the action b:· "a)' Kitchell , "and the conLrol center will proviue an authent ic background for our mission coverage . On Ma) 5, 1961, the then Naval Commander Shepard became America's fiN ~trunaut in space when he piloted the "Freedom 7" Mercury cap~ule in a ~ub-orbital flight which reached a height of 116.5 miles in space. The mll>Sion lasted 15 minutes, 22 second~. anJ regained some of America's prestige, which had been shattered 23 days earlier by a Russian earth orbit. He was named commander of Apollo 14 in November, 1969. and on Feb. 5, I 971 became the fi ft h man t<l set foot on the moon. During the mission. he and Edgar Mitchell completed two walks on the surface fo r a total of nine hours and :!3 minutes. At lhe conclusion of the second walk , Shepard staged a su rpme climax for TV viev.erc; by becoming the first golfer on the moon when after taking a "mulligan." he hit an approach shot about 300 yards in the moon\ one-sixth gravity using a custom-made c;ix iron he had h1dt.lcn ahoan.I the command ~hip. Page 8 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 13, 1975 MONDA Y JULY 14 For mornlnc and afternoon llstlncs. plHse tee DAYTIME PROO RAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 O "Spy Tod•J, Die Tomorrow" (dra) '67 -lex B1f1(er, Brad Harris. Cl) "Destroyef'' (adv) '43 -Edward G. Robinson, Glenn Ford, Mareuerite Chapman, 12:00 m "father Is A Badl1lor" (com) 'SO -William Holden, Coleen Gray, Mary Jane Saunders, Char1es Win· nin11er. 1:00 0 "White Poneo" (adv) '45 - Richard Fruer, Maria Wrizen. @ "24 Houn to Kill" (dra) '64- Mickey Rooney, lex Buker, Walter Slezak. 3:00@) (C) "The Chalk Ganl111" (dra) '64 -Deborah Kerr, Hayley Mills, John Mills. Ci) (l) (C) "Buu Brummell" (adv) '54 -Stewart Granger, Elizabeth Ta;lor, Peter Ustinov. 3:30 (C) "Come September" (com) '61 -Rock Hudson, Gina Loltobrigi- da O (C) "The lncrtdlbl• Mr. Umper (com) '64 -Don Knotts, Carole Cook, Jack Weston, Andrew Dueean. 4:00 0 (C) "The Prtze" (dra) '63 - Paul Newman, Edward G. Robinson, Elke Sommer. Diane Baker. 6:00 •~c&,Mr::.s m~~.nu Wild Wiid West GRttt Acres Mod Squad Marti T ere11 The lnw1dert : Electric Company Rodr &. friends 6:30 Mtf'f C:rlfft11 Show That c:trt {])I Spy : rel Chi Ch'u111 ( Cl)) Dealer's Choke • Travel film Q1llopln1 Gourmet Uttle baala 7:00 OO@@m@Newi Ironside Bowtl111 tor Dollln Mod Squad Trutfl or Constqueneu Whit's Mr Une7 I love Lucy The FBI LI Mu)er Prohlbld1 The 111 V1lley : lnterfau ( Cl)) Bo111nu • Dr11111 ThrM Stooces 7:30 $ZS,OOO Pyramid Pollet Surceon Lowe Amerlc.n StJI• R1l11bow Sundae @(])To Tell the Truth 0 !CARNEY STARS IN * "MIDDLE AGE BLUES" O I If le IXL I Middle Aa• llues Art Carney stars in this special which focuses alternately on Carney and two specially selected men, Bert, ind Ben, both about 45, but from widely dlHerine stratas of society. This speci1I probes their psyches, jobs, marriaees, fantasies, attitudes, feeling of entrapment and struule for survival I S they reach middle a e. o Let's Malle A Dul Horen's Heroa 6 Wild Worid of Animals ora · Vergtl Acompa111m1 • Jimmy Delft Show · lud furlllo'1 St .. 111 Room UtU• R1scals 1:00 fJ (jJ) CI) (j) C: u nt moke "The Guns of Cibola Blanca" Part I (R) Doc Jnd pretty saloon owner Lyla Ross find themselves virtual staves when they are kidnapped by a band of former Confederate otticers- turned-outlaws. 0 @@®') g;, NBC Monday Nleht Movie Doublefeature: (C) (90) "Park Ranters" (R) (dra) '74 - James G. Richardson, Colby Chester, Jim B. Smith. National Park Service raneers face everythine from tn· jured skiers and hunery bears to a romance·hunery schoolteacher and a deadly snow storm. D Movie: (C) (Zhr) '"Wonder Man'' (com) '45 -Danny Kaye. Vireinia Mayo, Vera·Ellen, S. Z Sakal!, Steve Cochran. Cl) Wild Wild West O<~(j))CI)ffilbe Reokles "A Deadly tmare" (R) Lt. Ryker takes a paternal interest in a nat~e. 18-year-old eirl, arrested for sohc iting, and unwit1inely becomes part of a plot to set up a man for execution by the le1der of a vice ring. Jane Actman and Richard Hatch euest. I 0$lltr'a Choice Mond•r thru Fnur Soccer from Muleo Movie: (Zhr) "Th• C:lrl l the C:ener11" (com) '67 -Rod Stelaer, Virna Lisi, Umberto Orsini. EE) The Mlnn11ota Orchestra at Or- chestr1 Hell €!) Loa Pollvocea m Japanese Lln1u111 Pro1111m1 1:300 I SpJ m Merv Griffin Show I 9:00 fJ @ CI)(!) Maude (R) With the • w~i&ht of the women's lib move ment restine squarely on her shoulders-or so she feels-Maude takes up duties as an office mana- ger over three men in 1 real estate office, with surprisine results. CI> The Untoudl1bles 0 (~ (j)) (]) CiE S.W.A.T. "Om eea One" (R) Hondo H1rretson leads an operation to rescue a Nobel Prize·winning scientist bein1 held hostaee with others In a ei1nt chemical plant by extortionists pos· in& as student protesters. Sam Jette euests. &) The Bold Ones e) Muy Acr1dteldo 9:30 fJ @ CV Cl) Rhoda CR) At her mother Ida's insistence, Rhoda talks Joe Into asklne her father fo1 the money he needs to save his business and then Is surprised to learn thines about her father's fl nancial slale thal are news even to Ida. CJ QJ@ @) m N IC Monda~ d e e e ) la n· to d " ia ve es er e, IC· r1 or ce rd he er. r· he er da tor hi\ to ,, en Nl&ht Doublefutu,.: (C) (90) I "Shamus" -A Mitter of Wife & Death" (R) (dra) '74 -Rod Taylor, Joe Santos, Larry Block, Dick But· TU£SDAY . . --. kus, Cesare Oanova. Rod Taylor JULY 15 stars as private investiaaror Sha· mus, who traces a homicide lo a For morning and afternoon llatlngs, big·time 111mblin1 operation. please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. I News Below, for your convenience, are Cauaht In the Act the day's movies. Yesenl1 -----------10:00 tJ (il)(I) Medlul center DAYTIME MOVIES "Surmors" (R) Extreme tension de- velops amon11 12 hillhly-rated medi· 10:00 O "Sp1wn of the North" (dra) '38 cal students when they learn that -Heniy Fonda, Geor11e Raft, Doro· only the top se11en of them will be thy Lamour, John Barrymore. chosen for internships at the hos· @ "Ch1in Uahtnln(' (dra) '50 - p1tal. t:T:'I Humphrey Bogart, Eleanor Parker, ~ m ~ Nns Raymond Massey. Perry Muon 12·00 m "Sleep MJ love" (dra) '48 (~(I)) m C1ribe "O n e . -Second to Doom" (R) Ben and Mark Clabudetteu Co!bert, Don Ameche, have just 48 hours to revent an Ro ert C mmsngs. explosive plot against P the U.S. 1:00 0 "Sa~11e Drums". (adv) '51 - government. Joanna Miles, Larry Sabu. Lita Baron, Sid Melton. Gates. Keith Andes and James Olson ® "The Younc Str1n1er" (dra) '57 guest. -James MacArthur, Kim Hunter, ; Get Sm1rt James Daly Green Acres 3;00@) (C) "The Smuuten" (dra) '68 Kup's Show -Shirley Booth, Kurt Kazner. 10:30 I Community feedb1dt -~ct) "I'll Cry Tomorrow" (dra) News '55 -Susan Hayward, Richard Alfrtd Hltdltock Conte. Eddie Albert, Jo Vim Fleel. · Verael Acomp1n1me 3:l0 00 "The Heiress" (dra) '49-0livia 11:0013 D mm m News de Havillan.d, Montgomery Clift. . (jg)@ @ Newi 0 (C) "Bachelor Flat" (com) '62- Best of Groucho Tuesday Weld, Richard Seymer, Sft. Bilko Terry-Thomas, Celeste Holm. • The Lllq Show 4:00 D (C) "The Secret Wu of Hury Mission: Impossible Frln" (com) '69 -Paul Newman, IMod Squid Sylva Koscina, Andrew Dunan. Peter Gunn The Untouchables The Thin Edae ) Victory at Su fV[N I NG 11:30 tJ @ (]) (j) I $Hh4l I Apollo· 6:00~ ~ ;· ~ ~News'l') News So1uz SPICI Mission A preview pro· l..!V . · 6 . AJl-SUr B11eb1ll vidma bacl(ground information on Cont'd from 5PM. From Milwau~ee's the tramina of the tl'IO space crews Cou~ Stadium. and plans for the historic Joint (6) Bonanza space mission. CBS News Corre ... spondent Walter Cronkite is the • nild Wild West Green Acru anchorman. Mod Squid O QJCil®lm I UiciAL JShah Maria Teresa H1nd1 In Sp1ce A preview of the 1 nine-day Joint U.S./U.S.S.R. Apollo/ The nvaden : Electric Comp1nr Soyuz space m1ss1on scheduled for Rodly & Friends launch tomorrow. O The Honeymoone11 6:30 ~ Th1t Girt (6) Movie: "Rtt•et Busters" (dra) (J) I Spy '38 -Humphrey Bo11art, George : T'•i Chi Ch'u1n Brent. I 00> Dealer's Chol« O (e!fj (j)) CI) Wide World M1s· Gallopina Gourmet tery "Get Christie Love!" (R) Uttle R1se1ls 0 Movie: (C) .. All tflt Brolhm 7:00 0 ffi News Were V1lllnt" (dra) '53 -Robert Ironside Taylor, Ann Blyth. Bowline for Dollars 12;00 tJ @ (1) (I) CBS lite Movie: Mod Squad "Lizzie'' (dra) '57 -Eletnor Parker, Truth or Consequencea Richard Boone, Joan Blondell. Whafs MJ Une? 0 ei3 (j) @) m Johnny Cuson I love Lucy Georee Sea al ls au est host. '[!e M~!r Prohlbldl M ~~::ri"' The Bir v111e1 IS Get Smirt : Jean Shepherd'1 America "The Phantom of the Open Hearth Lives 12:30 D Twlll1ht Z.One -Somewhere in Indiana." 1:00 O (J) Cl)@ (6) News '(j)) lloMnu 1:30 O @J To111orrow Dram• 2:15 tJ Movie: (C) "The Revolt of M•· Th,.e Stooees Richard [&an, Joan Leslie, Agnes Love American StJI• Moorehead. lefs Mike A D11I 2:45 0 Movie: "Btndlt of Sherwood @ (J) To Tell the Truth THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JULY 13, 1975 Stewart, Dari Duryea, Shtlley Win-reward offered tor the return of five ters. Tony Curtis. rare figurines from the V1l1 of m Ho11n's Heroes Kashmir !ouches oft a 11lobal tr.ii fD Dr. Who "The Silurians" Jon of murder and robbery that leads Pertwee and Carohne John star. directly lo McGarrett's Jurisdiction . .. I!~~~~ Worid I f:'o~1:',:':!;c:;::s EE Uttle lllsuls The Bold Onts 1:00 tJ l CD 00 Good Times ffi) La Vueltl de Marrone Young Michael's school 'llss1gnment Movlt: (C) (21u) "81ttl1 of to wr1te about lhe man he most Buie•" (dra) '66 -Robert Ry· admues $els off a chain reaclion an, Dana Andrews. Pier An11eli. of squabbling in the Evans' house· fD The Btst of Evenin1 1t Popa hold. and ti's up to Florida-as eI) Situ1tlon Comedy usual-to cool olf the hot tempers. 9:30 I Newa 0 KNBC Sptclal "A Cure for Cali o Merv GrlHln Show fornia" New York based comedians , Yesenll Bob & Ray (Bob Ellioll, Ray Go~ld 10:00 6 @ m (j) Blrnaby Joa .. 1neJ •lourney west lo lake a 1t1ht ''Bond of Fear" (R) The unexpliined hearted look at the proble_ms of death of her ph1landerin11 husb1nd the Los An11eles area. Posing as during a lamily party leaves a cloud consulting experts, they_ . not only of suspicion hangina over the widow ascertain the 27 most cr!t1cal_ prob· and prompts her attorney to have lems fac1n~ Southern Cahforn1a, bur Barnaby reopen the investieatlon. ~fler . the~~ somewhat half-baked ~ m fl) News solultons as l'olell 6 Perry Mason D ~ovle: (C>, (2hr) "A Sona Is (~ Ci)) CD m M1rcu1 Wtl· ~rn (mus) 48 -Danny Kaye, by M.D. "The Resident'' (~) Ors. V11g1n1a Mayo, Benny Goodman, Welby and Kiley feel that turnabout Tommy Dorsey. · 1 1 1· h th h ·1 II (61 Wiid Wild West ts . ~·r pay w en .ey osp1 1 ze a fJ (~ (jj) 00 rn Hipp, DIJS bnlhant but uncaring_ doctor. and "Fish & the Fins" (R) Flash Cadillac employ vaoous an~ unique methods & the Continental Kids guest as a ol patient care. Chtt Potts 11uests. ·sos rock group which comes to I Get Smart M11waullee. R1ch1e mentions to his Green Acfes friends that he once attended camp : International Anlm1tlon futlval with the 11roup's drummer and 10:30 8 Hollywood Squares suddenly, he is deluged with de· · Community feedbadl mands for lree tickers. I News I ~ ~ m News Allred Hluhcoc:lt Dealer's Cholte : fe~llna Oood Mond1y Thru Frid1y • Eltitos El Show de Iris Chacon 11:00; 0 0 eI) m ffi News Movie: (2hr) "force of Arms" 3 Ci) ®) @ @ News (dra) '51 -Wilham Holden, Nancy Best of Groucho Olson. Frank Lovejoy. 6 Sil Bllko m The Rlv111 of Shtrlodl Holmes IThe Lucy Show ·'The Mysterious Death on the Un· Mission: Impossible derground Railway" An attractive Mod Squid W!>man is found dead on the Metro· (J) Mr. Lucky politan Railway, and Polly Burton, The Untouchables a young ambitious Fleet Street re· : The Thin Edre pqrter, is interested In the mysteri· ( = {j)) Victory 1t Sta OU$ Clfcumstances of the death. 11:30 e @ rn Ci) CIS lite Movie: Judy Geeson stars. (C) "Blood 'lfoau" (hor) '61 -I El Show de Sylvia Pinal Mel Ferrer. Elsa Martlnelli, Annette J_!flnese lln1u11e Pro1r1ms Vadim. 8:30 UZJ. (]) Cl) M•A•s•.H. (~) Pay. 0 Q) ct) @) m Johnn1 Caraon ay, with Hawkeye off.1c1atin11 as Roy Clark auests. paymaster, sets oH a chain of ev~nts O The Honeymooae11 which involves p_earls, poker, bribes Ci) Movie: "Badmen of Missouri" and a $3,000 11ft from heaven. (wes) '47 -Dennis Mor11n, Jane O Movie: (C) (2hr) "On AnJ Sun· Wyman. d1J'' (documentary) '71 -narrated 0 (~ (j)) (1) Wide World Mp. by Bruce Brown. This documentary ter, "A little Bit like Murder" (R) by Bruce Brown immo~ahzes the O Movie: ''The lie H1n10vtr'' sport of motorcycle racina. a pas-(dra) ·so -Van Johnson Elizabeth time with over four million devotees. Taylor Ed11r Buch1n~n Leon Three men are featured In the film: Ames ' ' top professional Mert Lawwill, dare· 12•00 0 G~tsaword 1nythin1 rover Malcolm Smith, and . ID Movie: ''The lldJ l tht 9111. pleasure·lover amateur Steve Mc· dlf' (adv) '51 _ Louis Hiyward, Queen, p t k:" M d. 0 (~ (J)) (J) (E) ABC Tuesd11 a r II e ina. Movie: (C) (§4)} "SIJ Goodbye, ID Get Smart M•HI• Colt" (R) (dra) '72-SU$an 12:30 0 Twllleht Zollf H1yward, Michael Constantine, Dane bOO I ~ Tomonow Clark, Beverly Garland, Jeanette . (I) tU CI) NIWt Nolan. A recently widol'led research 1:30 Al ·Nlaht Show:· ''The Salen doctor reluctantly rebuilds her life arm, .. "Undtt My Slln," "Ollie by goinc to work with an unsen· the Elahth" timental street·doctor. 1:45 tJ Movie: (C) "Cuns ol Hie Thn· m Merv Griffin Show ber11nd" (wes) '60 -Alan lldd, a;, Movie: "The Min Who Shot Jeaorie Crain. Gilbert Roland. mle Stover" (dra) '56-Jane Russell, 7:30 I New Tre1sure Hunt forest'' (adv) '46 -Cornel Wilde, • Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Win· Anita Louise. t ester 73" (wes) ·so -J1Jmes llbe~ Valance" 3:30 tJ Movie: "Mr. Sardo11lcu1" (hor) 9:00 6 I]) ([l Hn1ll five·O "Rina '61 -Oscu Homolka, Audrey 011· of Li e" CR) The one million-dollar ton, Guy Rolle. Pap,f' 10 THE DAILY PILOT, Tl/ WEEK, JULY 13, 1975 • • • take the FREEWAY TQ ~ DID YOU KNOW ... virtually every freeway in Southern California makes a direct connection to any one of the many departure points for a vacation on Catalina Island? DAILY-The Great White Steamship, SS Catalina and those famous Grumman seaplanes plus motor cruiser service from Los An- geles Harbor-San Pedro. Seaplane service also daily from Long Beach Airport, and Golden West Airlines from LAX and Orange County Airport. Modern 700 passenger vessels daily from Long Beach in addition to a great motor cruiser from Newport. See information boxes below and choose your best freeway route and embarcation port! HOTEL INFORMATION Area Code 2 13 547-5030 ANO EXPLORE CATALINA BY INLAND TOUR . BY HORSEBACK . BY BIKE OR HIKEi STAY OVERNIGHT IN AN ISLAND HOTEL DINE IN UNIQUE RESTAURANTS . LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ENJOY SWIMMING IN A QUIET BAY SANDY BEACHES . QUAINT SHOPS GOLF & TENNIS SMOG-FREE AIR From NEWPORT (714) 673-5245 From SAN PEDRO (213) 547-1161 From LONG BEACH (213) 775-2654 COME TO CATALINA NOWI AIR TRANSPORTATION CATALINA AIRLINES From LONG BEACH (213) 425-7424 GOLDEN WEST (213) 62~ -3872 AIR CATALINA LON~R~CH (213) 421 ·8281 HARBOR (213) 548·1314 AREA WEDNESDAY JULY 16 For morning •nd afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVI ES 10:00 0 (C) "The Revence of lv1nhoe" (idv) '65 -Clyde Racers, Andrea Aureli, Gilda Lousak. @ "Volct In the Mirror" (dra) '58 -Richard Egan, Julie London, Wal· ler Matthau. Arthur O'Connell. 12:00 m "The Court Martial of Billy Mitchell" (dra) '55 -Gary Cooper, Rod Steiger. Jack Lord, "i.alph Bel· lamy, Charles Bickford. ' 1:00 O "The White Huntress" (adv) '57 -Susan Stephan, Robert Urquhart, John Bentley. ~"Bride tor Sale" (com) '49 - Claudette Colbert, Robert Young, George Brent. 3:00 @) (C) "That Funn1 Feelinr" (com) '65 -Sandra Oee, Bobbt Darin, Donald O'Connor, Nila Talbot. ~ @ (C) "Tile Las1 Time I Slw Paris" (dra) '54 -Van Johnson. Elizabeth Taylor. Waller P1d1eon, Donna Reed. • 3:30 "Heaven Clft Walt" (com) '43 -Gene Tierney, Don Ameche fJ (C) "Good Neichb4r Sim" Part I (com) '&4 -Jack Lemmon, Romy Schneider. Dorothy Provine, Mike Connors, Edward G. Robinson. 4:00 0 (C) 1'The Sliver Chalice" (dra) '55 -Paul Newman, Virginia Mayo, Pier Ancell. 6:00 6:30 7:00 £V F..N I NCi ·~~~~~~~:. (J)l!fo= Wiid Wiid West Green Acres Mod Squid Mari1 Teresa The lnvaderi ; Electric Com1>1 nr ROCllJ • Frltnda o Merv GriHln Show That Girl @ I Spy : 1'1i Chi th'u1n ( CI» Dealer's Choice • Travel Film 1i1llopfnc Gourmet Uttle Rascals OO ~@m mNews 3 fronildt Bowtlnc '°' Doll•ra 6 Mod Squid Truth or Consequences Whit's My line? I love Lucy The FBI La Muler Prohlbld1 The Ble V1lley : Je1nne Wolf With ..• ( @ ) Bon1nu • Dram• Three Stooau 7:30 tJ Lorne Greene's Last of the Wiid I Name That Tune Love American Style Celebrity Sweepst1kes @@To Tell the Truth Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) end ol the River'' (wes) '52 - THE DAIL'( PILOT. rv WECK. JUL'( 13. 1975 Hestdn, Elsa Martinelli, Harry Guar· @ Mod Squad d1no. @ (~~, Peter Gunn ID The Bold Ones Q6 The Untouthables ED The Cities: Unde Sim Can You ( '29 8') Victory at Su Sp1re A Dime? U:l5 m Cinem1 34 James Stewart, Arthur Kennedy, 9:30 I News Julie Adams, Rock Hudson Hoche_s de Tropicana 11:30 tJ 1'71 @ @ CBS Late Movie: o Price Is Rilhl . Yesenia (t) "The Connection" (dra) '12 - Ho111n's Heroes Charles Durning, Ronnie Cox. Zahra @ let's Mah A Dul 10:00 tJ @ Mannix "Hardball" (R) Lamperi : The Game "The Funeral Game" l\lann11t acts as a tool tor a crim1· O U @ flQI rn Johnny c.rson . Naches hp11ias nal's revenge to save the lite of . Pop Goes the Country badly wounded Lt. Mal<XJm when 0 The Honeymooners . Celebrity Bowlin& the two are taken hostage by a 00 Movie. "Gunc Ho" (dra) '43- Little R1se1ls crook, escaping during a court hear. Randolph Scott. Grace McDonald Ing. fJ (~? Ci ) (J ) Wide World Mys· 8:00 tJ @ Ci) Ci} Tony Orlando & ~ m El) News tery "Death Cruise" (Rl Dawn (R) Tony Randall and Charo Perry Muon O Movie: "It's A Bia Country" guest. (~ Ci)) Ci) m Barett1 "This (dra) '52 -Gary Cooper, lane! 0 @ @ @) m Little House Ain't My Bac'' (R) Sent to a posh Leutn. Etnel Barrymore, Gene Kelly, on the Prairie "The Circus Man" community to find a missing wife Van Johnson. (R) Red Buttons guests as a one who is rich and beautiful, Barella ED The Thin Ed11e man !raveling circus and faith heal learns that the gardens are the only er, whose "miracle medicine" almost thing that smell sweet in the sub· 12:00 0 Cue~swo.~d . ,. kills Mrs. Oleson. urbs and yearns for his regular m Movie: The Big Street (dra) O Movie: (t) (2hr) "The Semt turf_:the citt's seamy streets. '42 -Henry Fonda, Lucille Ball, life of Waller Mitty" (com) '47 -~The FBI Sam Levene. Danny f(aye, Virginia Mayo. Ann Get Sm1rt ® Get Smart Rutherford. Green Acres . CiJ Wild Wild West. ffi Minnesota Orchestra at Orches· lZ:JO 0 Twthght Zone 0 <® (j)) m rn That's My ha Hill t·oo B 0 Tomorrow Manra "Honesty Day" (R) Chlton. • @ (jj' Q}@ Hews Mama and Tracy lace h1tanous con 10:30 I W1nled: Dead or Alive ~ - sequences when they pledge lo tell Netn 1:45 f) Movre:, "In lhe rrench Style" only the ttulh for one whole day Alfred Hilchcock (dra) '63 -Jean Seberg, Slanlet I Dealer's Choice • Noches Tapatias Baker Mo11d1y Thru friday D Professor A.ld10 11:00 13 l 0 ~ FD m Hewa 2:00 ID Alt-Night Show: "A Yank In the ® Movie: (C) (2hr) "Oce1n's 11" · @®! ~ @ News R.U ." "Ther Lfve by Nr1ht" (com) '60 -Frank Sinatra, Dean Best of Groucho Marttfl, Sammy Davis Jr. 6 s,t. Bilko 3:30 tJ Movie: (C) "Thunder Over Ari· Championship wrestling Mlsston: Impossible George Macready I. reelini Good • The ~ucy Show zon1" (wes) '56 -Skip Homeier, Japanese Langu11e Programs 8:30 0 (~ @ ) @ m ABC Wednes· day Movie: (C) (90) "The Se• Sym· bol" (R) (dra) '74 -Connie Stev ens, Shelley Wmters, Jack Carter, Wilham Castle, Don Murray, lame) Olson, Nehemiah Persoff. Madlyn Rhue. Wilham Smith. Millon Seltzer. A starlet rockets to fame as the nation's number one pinup girl, dis· covering the thrill of succes~ and lhe loneltness ii brings. m Merv Griffin Show ED Man Builds, M•n Destroys 9:00 tJ @ CID m Cannon "The Man Who Couldn't Forger" CR) Cannon becomes involved with an attempted assassination and the search for a war cnminal a~used of World War II concentration camp atrocilres. O @@ omPREMIERE The Zoo G1nc Brian Keirh , John Mills, Barry Morse and Lilli Palmer star 1n this 6-pan mint-series based on a Paul Galhco story. Keith. Mills and Morse portray members of a small croup ol former World War II underground fighters who reunite 25 years after the war and go back un· derground to tight again -th is time against a criminal plot that seems to have even more serious 1mplicat1ons. Each member of the group reverts to his wart ime pseudonym -such as ro~. the Ticer or the Leopard - resulting in their ~llective nick· name, "The Zoo Gang." Miss Palmer appears as the owner ol a cafe on the rrench Riviera which sel'\/es as the meetln& place for the gang. 00 The Untouch1bles @) Movie: (2hr) "The P111on That Took Rome" (com) ·s2 -Charlton ''THE SMALL CAR EXPERTS" FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE-PARTS Pll SONALIZED LEASING -ALL MAKES & MOORS A llllE SELECTION Of USED CARS 842-7781 540-0442 Serving _A// Beac/, Li/ieJ .S MINUTES SOUTtl OF SAN DIEGO FWY 11135 BEACH BLVD. l•t·~~;ov HUNTINGTO~ BEACH THURSDAY JULV 17 For morning •nd •fternoon listings, pluse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, •re the d•y's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 D "Enct11ntment" (rom) '49 - David Niven, Teresa Wri&ht. Farley Granger, G1&1 Perreau. Ci) "Captain Blood" (adv) '35 - Errol Flynn. Olivia de Havilland, Basil Rathbone. 12:00 m "Cruhout'' (dra) '55 -Arthur Kennedy, William Bendix, Luther Adler, Gene Evans. 1:00 D "The ust Outpost" (adv) '35- Cary Grant. Claude Rains, Gertrude Michael. ~ (C) "The Cracbm•n" (dra) '65 -Charles Drake, Georae Sanders, Dennis Price. 3:00 @) (C) "Wines of Fire" (dra) '67- Suzanne Pleshet1e, James Farentino, Lloyd Nolin. @ @ (C) "Green Fire" (adv) '55- Grace Kelly, Stewart Granger, Paul Oou&las. John E.ricson. 3:30 (C) "ud1 In the Duk" (mus) '44 -Gineer Ro&ers, Ray Milland O (C) "Cood Nel1hbor Sim" Conct. (com) '64 -Jack Lemmon, Romy Schneider, Dorothy Provine. Mike Connors. 4;00 O "SomebodJ Up There Likes Me" (dra) '56 -Paul Newman, Pier Angeli. Sal Mineo. I I VI NIN G 6:00 0 0 (j) (lg) Em m ([) Nt•s mo@@@ctJ(9 ) News I ~d8:,~1~nz:est Green Acru Mui. T ereu The lnv1ders Electric Com111n1 Rody & Friends 6:30 Merv lirittln Th•t Gir1 I SpJ : r11 Chi Ch'uan ( ) Dealer's Cllo!Cle • Travel Fiim C1llopln1 Gourmet little Ruals 1:00 a o co@ m m Ntwt lronllde Bowtlna for Doll1ri Mod Squad Truth or Consequencta W111t's My Unel I Love Lucy Tht Fii LI MuJer Prohlbld1 The Bia V1ll11 : c.uaht In the Act ( Cl)) 8on11111 , Dr1m1 Three stooces 7:30 0 Candid Clmm Page 12 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JULY 13. 197& 0 ~ (!) Price Is Ri&ht D love Amerlun Style 0 QQ1 lers Mdt A Dt1I Ci1J (!)To Tell the Truth Ci) The Untoueh1bles 0 <9 00> CV a> Streets 01 Sa1 Francisco "Asylum" (R) After two mysterious deaths in 1 mental institution, Steve Keller has him· self committed to the asylum to In· FRIDAY JULY 18 O Mllllon $ Movie: (C) (2hr) •'Rlrht Pasuec" (wes) '57 -Jemes Stewart. Audie Murphy, Dan Duryea. m Hor1n'1 Heroes €D The Wa1 It WIS "1961 /62 Lakers/Cellics Championship" vestlgate. He uncovers some dis· For mornine •nd •fternoon llstlncs. turblng f1cts, then hu a narrow pleue see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. escape with death while under the Below, for your convenience, .,.. influence of drugs administered to the cYy'~ movies. him without his knowled1e. 6) The Bold On.s DAYTIME MOVIES fl) Festini lntemadoo1I m Jueves de 6111 m W1ter Wor1d Cl) ~obby Goldsboro ShoW ef) Uttfe R1se11s m Space for Ma11? An eumination lD:OO D "Blue. Denim" (dra) '59-Bran- of the Indirect benefits the space don DeW1lde, Carol Lynley, Mic· pro1ram has broueht to men. donald Carey. Ci) "No Time tor Comedy" (com) '40 -James Stewart, Rosalind Rua· sell, Char1es Ruggles. 1:00 O @ (!) Cl) The Waltons ''The Lie" (R) John·Boy learns that Ben 9:30 0 Newa borrowed his car without permission a> Ytsenll when a deputy sheriff comes around • asking embarrassine questions. 10.00 0 m fE News 0 lil (j) @) m GLldys Kni&ht ctJ PtrfJ Mason & thePips Guests are Robert Goulet, 0 (®J Cl)) (I) al H1rry 0 "Mor· Sally Kellerman and Jimmie Walker tel Sin" (R) Hury's efforts to stop of "Good Times." a killer results In his being t.1ught g Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Kid Fiom betwe~n a tormented . killer and a Brooklyn" (com) '46 _ Danny Kaye. conscience-stricken priest. who has Virginia Mayo, Vera·Ellen, Eve Ar· heard the slayer's confession. den. 6) Get Sm1rt @ Wild Wild West @ Green Acres 0 (~ Ci)) @ ffi Blme, Miiier 10:30 0 W1nted: DHd or Alive "The Guest" (R) Barney's squad has the job of protecting a government 6) News . witness from the vengeance of a 9 Alfred H1tchc0dl cnme syndicate Herb Edelman €!) Va1lety Show guests. m Duler's Choice 11:00 0 (}) 0 @Ji) m ffi News 6) Monday Thru Friday 0 ®J @ (j) News fE Nidia Caro D Best of Groueho ~~Movie: (C) (2hr) "Tribes" (dra) @ Sft. Bllko '70 -Jan· Michael Vincent, Darren 0 The Lucy Show McGavin, Earl Holliman. m Mlislon: lmpopible eil) Phll1delphla folk restinl &J Mod Squid El) l1panese Llneu11e Proerams GZJ (}) Mr. lucQ 8:30 0 (Cij (j)) (3) ([) The Tem @ The Untouch1bles Whfflers "The Call" When Zack EI1:I The Thin Edi• decides to return to the Superstition (enJ Cl)) Victory •t Sci Mountains to look for the Lost Dutchman gold mine, his daughter, 11:15 @E Cinema 34 Boo, demands to accompany him. 11:30 e (f7) (])Cl) CBS Litt Movie: m Merv Grlffl11 Show if) "fhe Jeruulem Fiie" (dra) '72 9:00 6 @ CI> Cl) CBS Thursd11 Com· -Bruce Davison, Nicol Wiiiiamson, edJ Specials A series of four repeat Donald Pleasance. comedy pilots: "Rosenthll ind D ® @ @) m Johnny C1tson Jones," stars Ned Glass and Georae g Cllend•r Kirby as a pair of retired widowers (j) Movie: "I W1b Up Sctumln(' who share a low-rent ap1rtment (mys) '41 -Betty Grable, Victor rather than live with their grown M1ture. children; "Wives" sta!S Janie Sell 0 (~ (j)) m Wide Wor1d Spe- end Peggy Marshall in a comedy CllJ "Gerlldo River1: Goodnight 1bout several women who meet Amtrlc1" weekly .tor an afternoon ?I cud.s B Movie: "Mr. 1"1perium" (mus) and their own game of playing their ·52 -Elio Pinu, uni Turner, Dtb· own lives, families and problems; b1e Reynolds, Barry Sullivan. "Gr1ndpa Mu.'' stars Latry Best 1s fI1) The Thin Edit a crusty widower who decides to move Into a senior citizens' home 12:00 m Movie: .. Miry of Scotilltd" (dr1) and aet away from his overly·pro· '36 -Kathmrlne Hepburn, Fredric tective son; and "Hury & M1gle" March, John Carredlne. stars Don Knotts and Eve Arden as 6) Get Sm1rt an Iowa widower and his sophisU· cated sister·in-l1w who clash mostly 1:00 0 @) Tomorrow about the upbnnaina ol his 0 CI> (j) l3J 00 News daughter. 0 ® @ @) m NBC ThursdtJ Movie: (2hr) ''The Youna Soaees" (R) (dra) '61 -Burt Lancaster, Din• 1:45 fJ Movie: (C) '"8ern1rdln1" (mus) '57 -Pat Boone, Terry Moore, James Drury. Merrill, Shelley Winters. Edward 2:30 m All -Nl&ht Show: Uf1mplco," Andrews, Telly Savalas, Jody Fair, "SllWI" Rober1a Shore. Lancaster stars as an assistant district attorney who must prosecute three teenagers ac. cused of a &ang slaying. 3:45 f) Movie: "RKhtl & the Str1n1er'' (WM) "48 -Lorett• Youne, Burt l,.lncaster, William Holdtn. 12:00 m "The Other lover'' (rom) '47- David Niven, Barbara Stanwyck, Richard Conte. 1:00 O (C) "Ape M•n" (adv) '62 - Ralph Hudson. Rita Klein. @ (C) "A htvate'a Aff1lr" (com) '59 -S.I Mineo, Gary Crosby, Terry Moore. 3:00 noJ (C) "Winchester 73" (wes) '67 =Tom Tryon, John Saxon. a3 (j) ''The PIOPe Aa1l11st O'-Hi"11" (dra) '52 -Pat O'Brien, Spencer Tracy, Diane Lynn, John Hodiak. 4:00 CI> (C) "The Birds" (susp) '63- Rod Ta1lor, Tippi Hedren, Suzanne Pleshette. 6:00 O (C) "loves of Herculu" (adY) '64 -Mickey Har1it1y, Jayne Mins· field. E V l N I N C, 3le&~~~~=.. 6 Bonanza lldWlldWm Green Acr.a Mod Squad MIN Ttrtu The lnvldert : Electric Com111n1 Rott, I Friends 6:30 Merv Griffin Show Thlt Gir1 1 (I) I Sc>y : Aviltlon Weatller ( (j)) Dealer's Choice • Travel Film lillfopln& Gourmet Lfttle R11t1l1 7:00 OQ @@ma>Plewa Ironside llowtlna for Dollln Mod Squid Trultl or Conaequencu What's My Unt? I lovt Lucy Tht Fii u Mujer Prohlblda The 811 V1lltJ : Will Street Weill ( Cl)) 8on1nu • D11m1 Thr.e Stooa•• 7:30 I MIMJ,!!r•dt Party · @ 1.tJ @) Hollywood Squerea lovt America11 Style Wo'1d of the S11 fill@ To Tell the Trutll • Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2.hr) ''Thuftder 81(' (d11) '53 -James Stewart, Joanne Dru, Din Duryee, Gilbert Roland. 7 n e I Het11'1 """' to help the youna couple escape to We~-!'~ Wttll In Review Portueal. ._...irfte fJ (Ci?) Cl)) ffi El) Pilot Projtd Frittl4t tf MH "The Orphan & the Dude" Pint- Wodd f/f Sluvtval sized Curtis Brown (Art Evens), per· Uttl1 bteals turbed because the bif 1uys ere always takin1 his 1irts away from 1:00 I) ~ (f) (j) CIS Friday Movie him, enlists his friend Oliver (Oliver DMbliTN61re: (C) (90) '"The Wicked Cl k) i I b Drums of p1.e. Sdlultz" (com) •68 u n a p an to uild up his macho image. -Elke Sommer, Bob Crane, Werner 0 News Klemperer, John Banner, Maureen f!) Yesenia Arthur, Chanin Hile, Joey Forman. A very lovely 1thlete from East Ger-10:00 0 @ Ci) @) e;, Police Women m1ny is expected to win aold med· "It's Only A Game" (R) Dene Clerk els at the Olympl(: aames. But, re· 1uests as a retired pollcem1n who bellin1 11ainst her dowdy uniforms Is determined to drive his son and annoyed by the advances of the (Patrick Wayne) Into IMna up to Propaaanda Minister, she pole all his father's fantasies of what an vaults over the Bertin Wall and ideal cop should be. lands In the arms of a fortune-Im EE Nm huntina profiteer. , 6 Perry Muon 0 ID (1) ®l m Sanford ' Son (~ (j)) CV m Ciet Christle "Julio & Sister & Nephew" (R) Fred Love! "I'm Your New Nelahbor'' (R) is vehemently opposed to the idea Christie gets involved in high society of Julio's sister and nephew movlna and low politics when she tries to temporarily into the Sanford home learn the truth about a beautiful but supports the nephew when a young woman who moves next door problem arises at school. to her, gets beaten up and then dis· O Movie: (2hr) "They Ciot Me appea~. Karen Klein and Ed Nelson Covered" (com) '43 -Bob Hope, guest. Dorothy l1mour. Otto Preminger. ; Ciet Smut (]) Wild Wild West Wruttln1 fJ (Cij Cl)) (;) a> ABC Sum· : Phllldtlph11 Folll Festin i mer Movie: (Cf (90) "Trouble Comes to Town" (R) (dra) •75 _ 10:30 I W1nttd: Dt1d or Alive Lloyd Brid1es. Thomas Ev1n5, Pat News . Hingle. Harl Rhodes, Janet Mac-· Clltsplrito lachlan. Shere~ North .. A black 11 :00 I rn e m m m News youth from Ch1t1go arrives In a Ci) QJ Ci) N small Southern lown upechn1 the · ~ ~ Ciroucho ews white. sheri~! to ~~e~ a Iona time 6 Set. Bllko promise to adopt him -a situ~· . Movie: (C) "To Hell & Bick" hon that threat~n~ to blow the lid (dra) •55 _ Audie Murphy, Charles ft". the community s racial tranquil· Drake, J~ck Kelly. I Dealer' Choice Mission: lmposslble • Mod Squad Monda, Tllru frlda1 CV Pet.r Gunn N1Uonal fl&ht of the Wee• Korean Serial Movie:,, (C) (Z~r) ''These Thou· Ch1mplonshlp Wrestllnr sand Hiiis (dra) 59 -Do.n Mur· : The Thin Edie : Los An11les News Review • El Show de Rosita Peru 11:15 f!) Cinema 34 Japane1t un1ua1e Proaram 11:30 I)@ (J) CBS ute Movie: (C) 1:30 0 ~ CIJ ~ tp Chico, & the "Model Shop" (dra) '69 -Anouk 'fan Out of S11ht' (R) Eds eye· Aimee, Gary Lockwood. sight becomes ~n object of questi~n 0 @ Cl)@) e;, Johnny Carson when Chico Ines to dissuade him 0 Tiie Honeymooners from testifying. in c?urt abou~ an ct) Movie: wBlldmiil" (dra) '47- accident involv1n1 Ed s 1ood friend, William Marshall, Adele M1r1. Rudy. O (Qj @ > CV Wide Wortd Spe-m Merv Griffin Show ail "The 2nd Annual Unofficial las 9:00 0 @ ID Rockford flies Vegas Showgirl Pa1eant" (R) "The Four-Pound Brick" (R) Al· (I) Movie: (C) "I'll Take SWtden" though police term a rookie officer's (rom) '65 -Bob Hope, Tuesday death accidental, Rockford is per Weld. suaded by his lather and the de· . ceased man's mother to reopen the 12:00 D Don ~~hner's Roell Concert case, causing repercussions in police ~ Mov~. Man ~f Conquur (~ra) and underworld circles. 3~ -R!chard Dix, Joan Fontaine, i The Untouchables Gail Patrick. The Bold Ones I!) Screen Storles M11terpltca Theatre "Upsta irs, @ Rock Concert Downstairs" 1 ·00 0 ®l Midnlaht Special al u Crlad1 Ble11 Crfad1 ' 9:30 ft trn m m CIS frtdir Movie: 1:45 I) Movie: ''The Ciall1nt Hours" (tj (JO) "flii1..ut Run" (R) (dra) (dra) '60 -James Cagney, Dennis ·71 _ Georae c. Scott, Tony Mu· Weaver, Richard Jaeckel, Ward sante, T rlsh Van Devere, Colleen Costello. Dewhurst. After nine years In re· 2:00 m AJl-Nlaht Show: "Hinds of A tirement, a professional aet1way stranger," "Down to the Sea In driver ls u ked to help sprina a Ships" youn1 convict end his 1lrllriend When he realizes the lall break was 3:30 I) Movie: (C) "Journey to tflt Ctn· 1rranred so the convict ml1hl be ter of Tlr11" (scHi) '67 -Scott 1llmln1ted by th• mob, ht 1ttempts Brady, Anthony Eisley, Gl1i P1rreau. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 13, 1975 SOVIET AMBASSADOR GUESTS FOR ABC COVERAGE Anatoly F. Dobrynin, Soviet Ambassador to the Unitcll St.itc!>. will be the guest of ABC News during its live coverage or the hi~toric joint American-Soviet space mission from July 15 to July 24. Ambn'i- sador Oobrynin will be asked to trace the origins of the bilateral dis- cussions that spanned three years and led finally to the joint pace venture. The Ambassador will be with ABC News on launch day. and at other times dunng the space mission if his schedule perm11s. The the Soviet Soyuz spacecraft live from its Central Russia launch pad ABC New~ "Union in Space" programming will show the Ith-off of July I 5. And for the first time, the Soviets will provide live coverage of their Soyuz descent module as it parachutes 10 Earth on the steppes of Kazakhstan. July 21. The dramatic link-up of the American Apollo and Soviet Soyuz spacecraft in Earth orbit anll the meeting of the two c rews will be carried live as well as rcpons from the United State'> launch 111tc ~t the Kennedy Space Center near Cape Canaveral. Fla.; the m1'ision control center at the Johnson Space Center nec1r Hou'iton. Texas. the Soviet mission control center at Kalinin, and from ABC News units in Moscow and New York. A three-man ABC News team will anchor the programs produced by the Special Events Unit. At Cape Canaveral and Houston will be ABC News Scienc..: Ed11or Jules Bergman. a veteran of all JO United Stales manned space flights. and Peter Jennings. who coverell the United States space progrnm in its early years befo re his assignment as ABC News Bureau Chid 1n Beirut and to his current post as co-host of AM America Rcpnning from Moscow will be ABC News CorrC'>JX'Odcnt Franl: Reynolds. who co-anchored the ma1or Apollo and Sky-lab manned o;pacc mi~ions with Bergman. A BC News will hegin its live coverage Tuesday, July I 5. with a broadca't from ~· 11 to ~ 45AM EDT. of the Sov1ct launch and report~ from Moscow on the Soviet people'~ reaction and from Cape Canaveral on the countdown for the Apnllo launch. On the same day from 3:30 10 4.JOPM. FDT. BC New-; will cover the Apollo launch and provide an update rcpon from Mo~cow on the pH1gress of oyuz... Other special report'i will he broaden'>! Thursday, July 17. when A BC Ncw'i c1wers the docking of Apollo and Soyuz from 12:00 noon 10 I!: "\OPM. EDT. und the historic meeting of the two crews from J ·OO 10 4 OO PM. EDT. On Friday. July 18. there will he a telecast from 7·01 10 7.JOA M, EDT. of the ".ioviet crew commander visiting the Apolln "pacccraf1. The f:trewells he1ween the Soviet and American crew'i will be shown the same day in a report a inng from 4:30 to S:OOPM. EDT. ABC News will cover the return of Soyu~ to Soviet soil Monday. July 2 1. from 6:30 to 7:00AM. EDT. The final report, Thur'iday. July 14. frC1m 5:00 to 6:00PM. EDT. will show the splashdown of Apollo in the Pacific Ocean near H:iwail and the recovery of the A'itrona11ts by helicopter to the U.S.S New Orleans. Robert Siegeoth:.iler. e'<ecutive producer of A BC News Special Events. will c;upervise the live coverage: produced by Robert Rogow and directed hy Marvin Schlenker. A pre-launch documentary special on prepar311ons for the historic <;pace night. il'I background and mission goalo;, will air Sunday, July IJ C9·30-10:30PM. FDT). The "Union in pace" documentary and live coverage of the Apollo- Soyuz mis~ion will be wholly spon.,orcd by the We'itern Un1ofl Cor- poration Thf Unlrtd Sfa lfs Apollo ~p:1ctcnft (fo~und) docktd In u rtb ortilr "'llh tbe 3maller Some Soyuz spactsblp, u dtpkttd In thl~ photo, ,.m bt ltlt~btd ll'1t •hen II h1ppcm b7 ABC NuH. SATURDAY JULY 19 M<1liNlfJ1, ft 00 I Summer S1m11t11 0 JO 11 fV I Clanroom m l •I'• Na11 7 00 i IU I 6 1 10 CL) Adda n1t h mllr f 1Wuhnd ' (f29 18 ) I :> • Yo11'1 G1n1 M1uth11 l uu I l1cll lc Company 1:30 I Sun1n111 Stmultr tU I+ I t1Q1 m Chopper Bunch (12• l t 1) (' 1T u111 Bunny Youth & th• h1uu All11n1Uv11 N•w•/Puhllc All1l11 \}11 l l ) lt11y & Hla J 1l1nd1 flD C111ucol•ndu l '!>O 1 117' t t 11 1 1 fawotlt• M1rll1n IU Ii I t10' m l m11 .. ncy • 4 f'ltHtllll I t 1 Ile l lu• Mu blt (lt t I I) (' l H o n I Ko n I Ollfj 0 Movl• "lt"'lun" 11111,l ·•,o lfilh1111t 111,th~rl l'v11 Ch""'' A111htv 1111101 m U11ll lh1H Cl) h ut Advtnlult i1t Vole• ot 1 ob o ft! St .. mt Slrttl ')) 10 lhtn, Jo., Run •JO § l7 l '' ~Id •uaet Ctn• Auhy 1 e1t11 ( • J Rock Co11cert 0 ("9 (81) (3J Advt11turu of Gil· ([•n W Movlt ; "Mr Frltnd rllcu" (dra) ·43 Roddy McOowall. Preston Fos ter, Hit• Johnson 9:00 1 111 1.1_1 l.f I Junnl• . 'l) m (fo1 m Lind ol th• lost (129 (f ) (3) Otvlln Cou ntry Mu1k . Ml1tor Ao1t11' Nel1hborhood 9·30 0 117 (31 18J Ptbbln 6 B1mm Ba mm I 12~ ( 6 J llO m Sl1mund Movie: "Golden Glovu" (dra) Richard Oennina. Robert Hvan, J C11101 Na ish 0 ((29 ( $ ·> 13 l Lanie's Rescue Ran111s ED VIII• Aleare 10:00 0 ll11 ll) (f 1 Scooby Doo 0 tl~ (~ 001 m Pink P1nlhtr (.!_ World of Survlv1I 0 (l29 t 8 )) l 3 l CE Super friends O Movie: "Anr Number Can Pl1y" (riral '49 -Clark G1blo, Al~•1S Smith, Wenriell Corey @ Ascot R1e11 .26 Tri lls West ED Sutmt Str"t @I) $ptnlsh Movie 10:30 , 17 ll'\• $h11aml l 3 lT' l~ m S11r Trek Other h ople, Other rtace1 CD Movlt: "Sl1tt1ry's Hurrle.ant" t1lr.1l ·49 -Rl('hlld W1dm11._ Linda ll.1111111 Ve1on1u l 1.,e. John Russell. l\~I\ Mm1ll l 6 Movie 1 11.00 0 l1 3 8 V•ll•r ot tht Dino """ -M-,.-,-U-S-A-l li»_1_!>-.-s--,-11-11-1,-,11-,-U-a-r -0 2l lt lei m M1tor L111ue thollu11•w ul Ml'rt td, Calif , laJtbell le•ms It' bt 1nnounc.<1 I will v•• t\1r th" tltl• 1,t Miu 0 Morit: (Cl ''Hllw•tl\•" (Id\ l llt1lll'ltt•• l Q ~. on tho "Ml~• ·~: V1Mt tll;.11Js.. 'f\tllf Ou10 U11lv.n.. DNutv ra~•ont,.. • ~'''11 I ""'n ••~l•I t-.'1.l ht\11! hv,, bro.d );._ T1411na: W111dow to t~ Sfftfl l·••t. vl• .-1.,,uu... tru111 '"" .. < l' • » .i ' CD Tll.se Att ttw c-.nh•I Am•rlltt\11 ntpubh Of o.~ fl S.tv•dv1 , ~hu'Cl.ay pu~ l 'Jl) fl) ()f<t•• C.•pa•y •• '~""'ca ~ ll'JO ~,,., -~',• ".._. •~ ' •• Mo\'9, ..... ., itwc.~ \d'J' • 1 , f ~ '!:ttpl'.41!'1 "l:PCJ ' (<.)/H ' G ~· 0 '~ • ) ) (J) a..nc.. ~ .... G~Wf Chi 111• &)S.S...~ .\ ~ . : ·~ ' ~ '\ \. ~ \. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JULY 13, 1975 I A comedy film from Czechoslov•· kia about the adventures of a circus clown (6) Movie: "Dt1th P1y1 In Doll111" (dra) '66 -John Forsyth, Oomi· n1que Boschero. 0 (Qt Ci)) (3) CE U.S. Wom· en'• Optn Tolf fhird round of play from Northfield, New Jersey. I Pettlcoet Jundlon Jean Shepherd's America Cine en I• T arde 1:30 O Movie: "A Day of Fury" (wes) '56 -Dale Robertson, Mara Corday, Jock Mahoney m Soul Train Biil Cosby The G•me 2:00 D Dusty's Treehouse (31 Discussion "Is Nuclear Power Sa fe?" 8 Aarlculture USA Movie: (C) "The Queen of Outer Sptee" (sci 11) '58 -Zsa Zsa Ga- bor. Eric Fleming. (•)Movie: (C) "The Spy Killer" (dra) ·55 -Robert Horton, Jill St. John ~ lnsiahl Gomer Pyle ~ Amerlc.an Outdoorsm1n ~ 6 Concern W Jeanne Woll With ... i 8 ) friends of Men · U.S. Navy film Feature 2:30 O Mowre: (Cl "The Lett Hind of God" (ad~) !>S -llumphrey Bo· aart. Gene T1e1ney, lee J. Cobb. E G M11shall 8 Wildtrle Thutre A111tl Baseball Cal1lorn1a Anaels II CltHland Indians 6 01tt.lri )0 Thriller G) Outtr limits ~ H11h Ch1pt111I J_J ~ World of Racine ~ .6 Voice ol Aariculture :uii M•Jor luaue Baseball Oa kland A s 11 Balt•more Orioles. ED Film Fu hlm ('9 I ) World ol Suroval m Acncuhure USA CD Wally's Workshop l:OO 3 Mot1t "Showdown" (wes) '63 -A...2•t MJrphy K1tlllet n Crowley. 8 lilfl Actlofl W.'fW (C) "T~ Far Country" \•fSI ~~ llmfS Stt.,.art. Ruth ~ :-J, "1 't' B·t.,r.J.., !1 l_ AfO Koltywood )l • ~ (C) wp J" (dral '68 -.;....: i 'f Pt;:>c.i·~ Ra ,mood Burr .;.,. t ". "' .:~·· Brock Peters Su· SJ• S.. ·1 1.1-ts. llson hers (;>9 • l flit F"'~ft I Mtssal WM"ttty s-. •. eu.c... ~ltlltt ~r.i. ff~rt 1 JO 0 S.bd'Uy ' • ·~ "bt-i ~ ....... T~ TliNttt )o "'""' (t ) ~bell •t •• $u'• ~'-"\..-<1 •!' l •1 -,lo.an ~it: \:'n. v -c~ c~,. Stills I ~, i. ~; .... , I • *"111 ~., tt1t v..,..,. 1 \lT"l,SI 4J -SN l NIN ~-n . .,.,.~ fl' L bc1*...._ l l9 • > lllf 0...C.'l on6Mn .,~F-.. m Saturday Mall"" CE Ctr 6 Trad 4:00 Wor1d of Survlv1I 6 Wrtstlln1 Fro111 the Olympic Celebrity T ennla Matinee 22 : Novi ( (()) Time Crvnch · Futbol-Soccer Greatest Sports Le1end1 Voice of A&rlculturt 4:30 (fi') CV CBS Sports SpectKular Championship Polo Celebrity Bownn1 Star Trell @ film future • Ci)) NFL Action Bud furillo's Stum Room ~oron1 Now 5:00 0 Movie: "Wille lsl1nd" (dra) '42 -William Bendix, Macdonald Carey. ~ Water World (~ Cl)) @ al ABC's Wide rid of Sports m Wild Wiid West News Movie: "Adventure" (adv) '46- Clark Gable, Greer Garson, Joan Blondell, Thomas Mitchell. ~Mod Scju1d 00 Name of th• Game Jimmy Dean Show film future Thrtt Stoo1es 5:30~ Cl) Ne-n 6 Little Rascals Movie: (2hr) "Rio Grande" (dra) ·50 -John Wayne, Chill Wills. @ Nuhvllle Music EJj) The Way It Was 1961-62 Cel tics/lakers Championship El) UtUt Ruals famUy Theatre [ V E N I N (, 6:00 fJ 0 Ci) (fi') CV m m Newy I My P1rtner the Ghost Niaht G1llery fl1ht of the Week Hee H1w flrln1 Une 6:30 @ 0 (Ci!) (j)) CE News KNBC News Conference World 1t War 7:00 CV Pop '°'' the Country 00 Other People, Other Pieces Bo1 de Mexico • Tiit fishertn1n Three Stoocn Other People, Other Plten Wi1d ~1dom DiaatOftd Hue! .... .., ftr DoUan s...., & eo.,.., """ The Jefttl'WIU Miltioe $ M..nt: (C) (211r) "Joan of Arc" (d ra) '48 -lnarid Berg min, Jose Ftrrer. (~ ) m LlwrHce Welk It T Mes A Tllitf CD ••., o... s.... @ (i)lllws "' c..s die c:..try ~ la.d PtnptctM .. ttie News ,...a DJ. Maets ,..,... HiMr 7:)01 .......... ..... 0 lets ... ... ......., u.n a. (Jcu'ass· lm ~ J ._rwT- , ' I Wll4 Kl111dom (R) With his confidence fadln1 as m Hank Thompaon Show fast IS his llst Of patients, PSY· fft•po Sobrt ti Tltmpo cholo1ist Bob decides to follow Em· lo~ Qoldsbort Show ily's advi(e and see a ps~Chiatrist I c!lLI Spite for Man? about h~ problem. rs) An eumlnation of the in· I Pop liots the Counll'J direct benefits that the' space pro· Countty Place 1r1m hes brou1ht to mankind and : Ber1m1n film "Port of Call" an assessment of America's space pro1ram by Weshin1ton correspon 10:00 f) @ CV (I) I s•IC•Al I Miss dents and Senator John Glenn. Universe Bnuty Pa1unt Bob Bark· al Pollet Sur1eon er IS the master ol ceremonies as some of the most beautiful young 1:00 1J @ CD Cl) All In the family women from around the world vie (R) When it comes to hav1n1 a re for the title of Miss Universe 1975, male sur1eon remove his appendix, broucast live, from the National Mike's usual enli1hlened views turn lheatre of El Salvador 1n San Sal· male-chauvinistic. vador Singer Helen O'Connell is the 0 lil (I) lfO) m [mer1ency! hostess. "Tranilllon" (Rf A former hl1h 0 Movie: (90) "Dracula's D1u1h· school athlete tryin1 out for the ter" (hor) '36 -Otto Kru1er. Gloria paramedical service. 1oofs on many Holden. assi1nments. but finally comes ! The Ray Briem Show throu1h by resculn1 DeSoto from a MusiCll Contest cobra. Alfred Hitchcock 0 Movie: (90) "Popp(' (com) '36 m Lou Gordon Show rW.C. Fields, Rochelle Hudson, Richard Cromwell. 10:30 I Today at Aaua Caliente • Three Passports to Adventure 0 "KEEP ON TRUCKIN ' '' World Footb1t1 uhlbltlon liame * TV'S FUNNIEST HIT! The Calif. Stin at Philadelphia. EE Studio 22/Qull Time on o <~ CIJl rn m Ke • P Trudlln An hour of music of 70's and contemporary comedy the 11:00 I The luey Show Movie: "lnvulon of the Y1m- p res'' (hor) -Tito Sunco m HEE HAW IS FULL * OF l.AFFS TONIGHT! ;~~.~=· Spanish Movie ~Women's love Stories 700 Club Claulc Film "The Big Parade" (1925) Kmg Vidor d11ected this film starring John Gilbert and Renee Adoree. EE All-Star Wrestlln& Movie: (2hr) "The Corn Is liretn" (dra) '4S -Bette Davi~. John Dall. 11 :1s f w NetH m Super Show ( @) Week in Review ef) Sapenese l.ln1ua1e Prog11ms · Rock Concert 1:30 0 @ CIJ The Jetterwns (R) Jen 11:30 (3) Movie: ''Brides of Dracul1" ny 1ives her brother an ice·cold (hor) . '60-Peter Cushing, Freda reception when he suddenly appears Jackson. afler a two·year absence. 0 (fc)) News @ Qrutest Sports l.e1ends 0 Movie: "Union Paclllc" (adv) CU Candid C1mera · '39 -Barbara Stanwyck, Joel Mc· Crea, Robert Preston. 9:00 O @ @ Cf) Miry Tyler Moore @ Movie; "lnvulon of the Zom- Show (R) Ordered by Lou to attend bles" (hor) '62 -Armando Silves· a Chle110 broadcasters convention. tre. Mary becomes the reluctant com· O Movie: (C) "War of the Worlds" panion of Sue Ann Nivens and the (sci·fi) '53 -Gene Barry Ann Rob· pair of conventioneer1n1 morticians lnson. ' Sue Ann di1s up for them. ~ Cil Movie: "Term of Trial" (dra) 0 Q,j Ci) (iO) m NBC Saturd•J '63 -Laurence Olivier, Simone MoYie: (C) W/1hr) "Solomon l Si1noret. Sara Miles, Hu1h Griffith. Sheba" "') (dra) ·59 -Yul Bryn ner, Gina Lollobrigida, Geor1e 11:45 0 Movie: (C) "P J." (dra) '68 - Sanders, Marisa Pavan. David far Geor1e Peppard, Raymond Bu", rar. Kln1 Vidor directed this epic Gayle Hunnicutt drama detailina one of history's (Qi ) Science Fiction Thntte 1rutest romances. between Kin1 1 • Solomon of Israel i nd Ma1d1, Queen 12:00 0 fl,~ulous S2: (C) "The ~nil of of Sheba. It All (com) 63 -Doris Day, @ m lodtl Front the Olympic James Garner. O (~ (I)) (]) al ABC Sttur· 0 O Best of Tonlaht day Movie: (C) (2hrl!irm) "lrm• LI (I) Movie~: "UtUe Caesar," "Pub- Doua" (R) (com) '63 -Shirley lie Enemf Maclaine, J1ek Lemmon, Herschel @ (]) SlmmJ & Comp1n1 Bernardi, Lou Jacobi, Bruce Var 12:30 ~The Waters F1milJ nell. A foodheuted and very friend· - ly youn1 lady in Parl$ has always 1:30 O At One With ••. relied on the kindness of strangers m All·Ni&ht Show: "Not of This until a fallen 1endarme falls in love Earth,'' '1D1u1hter of Dr. Jekyll," with her. "Blood Arrow" 0 MM: (C) (90) "Tllt Spoilers" {wet) '56 -Jeff Chandler, Anne Z:OO B ~ovle: (C) "11.,.r Then Uf1" 811ter, RMY Calhoun. (dra) '56 -Willer Matthau. Bar· II) c.tlllby Canil'lal bara Rush. James Mason. m Premier Film 3:30 0 Movie: ''The Thing" (heir) '5l - q:301J (llJ (1) Cl) Bob N1Whart Show Kenneth Tobey. Marguet Sheridan. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 13, 1975 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION' THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 SATURDAY: JULY 12th (P.M.) 3:00 Yo11 Wlth M1dellne (C) (KOC[) Yo1a telecourse 3:30 Yo11 With Madeline (C) (KOCE) 4:00 Yo11 With M1deline (C) (KOCE) 4:30 Yo11 With Madeline (C) (KOCE) S:OO The W1r It Wu (C) (PBS) "The Red Sox/Cardinals World Senes" S:30 Sped1I: (C) (PBS) "Broken Trea IY at Battle Mountain" 7:00 Book But (C) (PBS) "Georae Kaufman and Friends'' 7:30 Profile: Women (C) (KOCE) ''Im· age of Women" 8:00 Jean Shepherd's America (C) 101 8:30 Inside The World ol Jesse Allen (C) 9:00 Muterpiece The1tre (C) (PBS) SUNDAY: JULY 13th (P.M.) 3:00 Physical Geo111phy (C) "land· forms Shaped By Streams" 3:30 Phrslcal Geo1r1phy (C) "Glacta· lions and Landforms" 4:00 Phrslcal Geo1raphr (C) "Land· forms and the Work ol Waves and Currents" 4:30 Physical Georaraphy (C) "Wind Formed Land Forms" 5:00 Physical Geo1r1phy (C) "The Earth's Motions" 5:JO History of Art (C) "Korea·· 6:00 History of Art (C) "Japan" 6:30 History of Alt (C) "Htndu Ari ol India" 7:00 History of Art (C) ''Buddhist Art of India" 7:30 History of Art (C) "Extensions of Indian Art" 11:00 Junne Wolf With • • (C) (PBS) "Arthur Hailey" 11:30 C1u1ht In The Act (C) (PBS) "Boys of the Lou1h" 9:00 Know Your Antiques (C) (05) (PTL) 9:30 Flrin1 line (C) (PBS) MONDAY: JULY 14th (P.M.) 3:00 Yoaa With Madeline (C) (KOCE) 3:30 EJecttic Company (C) (CTW) 4;00 Seum1 S1reet (C) (CTW) 5:00 Mister Ro1ers Nel1hborhood (C) 5:30 VIiia Ale1re (C) (PBS) 6:00 Physic.el Geo111ph1 (C) "The Ocean ol Air" 6:30 History of Art (C) "Khmer Em- pire" 7:00 Yoaa With Madeline (C) (KOCE) Yo11 teleeourse. 7:30 Focus; Oran1e County (C) 1:00 Choral Festini (C) (KOCE) l :lO Novi (C) (PBS) "The Rise and Fall of DOT" 9:30 The Way It Was (C) (PBS) "The Lewis/Conn Fi&hl" (PBS) TUESOAY: JULY 15th (P.M.) 3:00 Vora With Mldtllne (C) (KOCE) Yo11 telecourse. 3:30 Electtlc CompanJ (C) (CTW) 4:00 Sesame Sueet (C) (CTW) S:OO Mister Roaers Nel1hbortiood (C) S:30 Villa Ale1re (C) (PBS) 6:00 Physical Geo1raphy (C) "Our Nearest Star" 6:30 History of Art (C) "Crete and the Peloponnesos'' 7:00 Yo11 With Madeline (C) (KOCE) Yoga telecourse. 7:30 Futlvel of the Arts (C) (KOCE) 1:00 Spedel: (C) (PBS) "The Mlrine· sot• Orchestra •t Orchestra Hell" 9:30 Women (C) (PBS) "Food For Thou a ht'' 10:00 P11r Bridie With the Eaperts (C) WEDNESDAY; JULY 16th (P.M.) 3:00 Yoea With Madeline (C) (KOCE) 3:30 EJectrlc CompanJ (C) (CTW) 4:00 Se.same Street (C) 5:00 Mister Roeen Ntl&hborhood (C) 5:30 Villa Alegre (C) (PBS) 6:00 Ph11iul 6eo1r1phJ (C) "Solar Energy and the Earth's Re sponse" 6:30 History of Art (C) "Archaic Greeks and Etruscans" 7:00 Yo1a With M1deline (C) (KOCE) 7:30 Oran1e County fllr (C) (KOCE) 8:30 Masterpiece Thul.re (C) (PBS) Upstairs. Downstairs-Episode X: "What The Footman Saw" 9:30 Cau1ht In the Act (C) (PBS) "Raun MacKinnon and Jerem11h Burhani" THURSDAY: JULY 17th (P.M.) 3:00 Yo11 With Madeline (C) (KOC[) 3:30 Electric CompanJ (C) (CTW) 4:00 S'51me Street (C) (CTW) S:OD Ml~ter Ro1ers ~el1hborhood (C) 5:30 Villa Ale1re (C) (PBS) 6:00 Physlr1>I Cc Jk .11•1\i (CJ 'The Air 'II! 8re;,1l1c 6:30 History of At'I (C) ''Creek Archi lecture" 7:00 Yo1a With Mldellne (C) (KOCE) 7:30 J11n Shepherd's America (C) 1:0~ The Best of Evenin1 1t Pops (C) (PBS) "Farrante and Teicher" 9:00 D"9cdones (C) "Buy1na a Used Car" 9:30 Feelin1 Good (C) (CTW) "A Lii· tie Pick We Up" FRIDAY: JULY 18th (P.M.) 3:00 Ii& Blue Mnble (C) (Nf.) J:30 Eledtic Compa11y (C) (CTW) 4:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW) 5:00 Mister Ro1ers Nelahborhood (C) S:30 Viii• Ale1re (C) (PBS) 6:00 Physical Geo1r1ptt, (C) "The Windy Planet" 6:30 History of Alt (C) "Hellenism, Greell and Roman Sculpture" 7:00 Interface (C) (PBS) "Boston: Listen My Children and You Shall Hear" 7:30 M1gic ol 011 Paint.Ina (C) (KOCE) "Summer Landscape" 8:00 W11hlnfton w ... In Review (C) (PBS) 1:30 Know Your AlltlquH (C) (PlL) 9:00 The Thin Ed1• "S.xu1tlty: fhe Human Herlt11e" SATURDAY: JULY 19th (P.M.) 3:00 Yop W'rth Madellnt (C) (KOCE) Yo1a telecourse. 3:30 Top Witt! Mldellne (C) (KOCE) Yo11 tetecourse. 4:00 Yo11 With Medellne (C) (KOCE) Yo1a telecourse. 4:30 Yo11 With Madtllnt (C) (KOCE) Yo1a telecourse. 5:00 The W1y II WH (C) (PBS) "The lewis/Conn Fl1ht" S·JO $pedal: (C) "The Minnesota Or· chestra at Orchestra Hill" 7:00 Boo~ Beet (C) (PBS) "Jericho: The South Beheld'' 7:30 Festival of the Arts (C) (KOCE) 1:00 Jean Shephenf's America (C) (PBS) "Phantom of the Open Hearth Lives -Somewhere In Indiana" l :SO M11lc of 011 P1lntf111 (C) (KOCE) "Summer L1ndsca11t" 9:00 llatlfplece n .. trt (C) (P8S) Upstairs, Downstairs -Episode X: "What The Footman Saw" PafP 15 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 13, 1975 •110 now at Spend a IOI lass and aal a areal stereo system 1aa1ur1na Jhe ®PIONEER• SP-300 AM· FM Slereo Receiver WHO SAYS QUALITY STEREO HAS TO BE EXPENSIVE? THIS , FABULOUS PI ONEER STEREO SYSTEM HAS THE FINE MUSIC REPRODUCTION YOU 'RE LOOKING FOR AT AN ECONOMY PRICE. 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DAILY PILOT ORANG£ COUNTY, CAUF'ORNIA A Special Summertime Cookbook To Help Spice Up Your Picnics In Half the Time, Half the Fuss s.k Them Yourself Want to uk a famoua peraon a quaatlon? s.oci tr.a qUMtlon °" a po91cenl, to "Aeli," Farnlly Weakly, 641 Lexington Ave., N-York. N. Y. 10022. We'll pay SS tor publiahad quastlon1. Sorry, we can't an1war othara. FOR SEN. ALAN CRANSTON (D-Calif.) What gives the government the right to take ta% from a 17-year-ol.tla paycheck when that 17-year· old can't voteP lm't 1hat taxation without repre- sentationP-Mark Waggoner, Alta Loma, Calif. • Think of the four-and five-year-old child stars earning thousands of dollars in movies, TV and commercials. I don't think you'd favor giving them, and all other four-year-olds, the right to vote because some of them earn taxable incomes. FOR MICHAEL LEARNED How did you get your great role as Mother Walton?- A.G., Asbury Par~ N.J. [Editor's note: Ms. Learned re- ceived more votes in FAMILY WEEnYs 1974 and 1975 Celebrity Surveys than any performer in any category.] •Maybe the producers sensed my love for children. That's the only reason I can think of, since so many other talented actresses were tested. Or maybe it was just obvious that I was more experienced at being a housewife and a mother ( 1 have three sons) than I was at being an actress! FOR JOHNNY UNIT AS Why did you always wear those high-top shoes when you played football? Were they for good luclc?-Laoce Ortega, Rocky Ford, Colo. • I liked them. I felt good in them. It was as simple as that. Lucic wasn't considered. You make your own luck on the football field. FOR JIMMY WALKER,"/./." on 1Vs"GoodTimes" It's morbid, but I'm always hearing reports of your "death." Why?-B. Walker, Altoona, Pa. • I'm completely stumped as to how or why those rumors started. It's impossible that I could have taken an over- dose because I don't drink, smoke or swallow anrthing. I don't play dangerous sports-except tennis. So I'm not lilCely to meet my Maker in any athletic pursuit either. I'm as curious as you are to know how this lciod of story gets started. FOR JEANE 'DIXON Do you predict an early marriage for Jackie Onassi.?- Mrs. Art Rohr, DeV11's Lake, N.D. • Although I do foresee another !Darriage for Mrs. Onassis, I do not predict an early wedding for her. If she takes time to think things tl~rougl}, to reorder her life now that she is moving on to another very vital segment of it, she will flnd romance and all other aspects of her life coming together to create the peace and permanence she has always sought. I wish her weO. FOR THE ASK THEM YOURSELF EDITOR Is Arlene DeMarco, the novelist, also ~ singer who was part of a children's act back in the '40's?-S.M., Troy, N.Y. • She sure is, and she doesn't exactly have fond memories of those days either, judging by what she replied when asked if her children should follow in her foqtsteps. "Over my dead body," said 36-year-old Arlene. "Parents who push kids into entertaining are nothing but greedy monsters after big bread." She's also the same Arlene DeMarco who once toured with the Harry James and Louis Prima bands, and she's the same one who was married to Keefe Brasselle. Her own childhood was practically nonexistent. She debuted on stage at five, and she and her four sisters soon were vaude- ville veterans, appearing with vulgar. comics, sllippers and female impersonators. She's written two books (the new one is "Make-Believe Children") and her publisher thinks she's a budding Jackie Susann. Cover Photo by Harry Banson Nor do I think you'd want them to go tax free. Everyone who enjoys the benefits and protections of our society, and those who earn, should help pay their own way, at· whatever age. But remember, the 17-year-old worker is covered by our unemployment compensation, Social Security. occupa- tional health and safety laws, among other things. So while he doesn't get the vote, he gets a lot else. You must admit that even though 18 is an arbitrary cutoff (as was 21) there has to be a reasonable limit to how much we can lower the voting age. FOR BOBBY RIGGS Do rou believe in having the last word when it comes to women?-N.<,;.C., Visalia, Calif. e I believe in the hearts-and-Bowers method (which I have no doubt was started by Adam with Eve). I say, 'Tm sorry. Please forgive me. Let's lciss, malce up and forget all about it, because I lqve you." 1 go on in this way until the apologies are coming out of my ears. Theo, when everything is forgotten and things are tranquil once more, I get even- 1 give her a great big piece of my mind! FOR REP. BARBARA JORDAN (D-Teu1) Your clear diction and fine use of English are impressive. How did you train yourself so well?-Mrs. R. S. Luttrell, Whittier, Calif. • I had no special training, but I did participate in ora- torical contests in junior and senior high school and also during my undergrad years. I was a member of the debating teams at each level of schooling. That was it! FOR ANN-MARGRET, star of the movie ·rommy• What do you like to wear most?-A.B., Santa Monica, Calif. • Anything made out of caslunere. That's the ooly time I really enjoy shopping. because I'm a cashmere freak. Once when I was appearing in Las Vegas, I heard that a store in Los Angeles had received· a new shipment of caslunere sweaters. I was frantic because I couldn't go. So I called a friend-in the middle of the night-and told her to go to the store first thing in the morning and get some for me. FOR JACK LA LANNE Is 38 too old for a man to develop his body?-R.W. Aleunder, Gastonia, N.C. • Age bas nothing to do with it. I know of many men in their 40's who had outstanding success in exercise programs. One man even began at 55 and got fantastic results! Some of the bi~est winners are men who join weight programs in their 40 s. But they do have to stick to proper nutrition and systematic exercise! July 13, 1975 /ilml(Y ~ The Newapaper Magazine A _,lc8tloft of 00-C-kM~io.-e, IAC. Raymond K. llMon, Cllalnn•n ol the Board A. Edward Mlllw, P1911dftnt FNd DMnemen, EJtac. V .P., PUblJtltlQ MORTON FRANK, PNaldwtt and PutHl•her LEONARD I. DAVIDOW, CltelftrNUI ROBERT D. CARNEY, Enc. V .P.-Auoc. Publlsher PATRICK II. LINIKEY, V.P.-Ad Director Kent D'A ..... ndto, Marketing Mgr.; Ger.ad I. Wroe, Eastern Mgr.; Richard D. Cenofl, Assoc. Eaatern Mgr.; JCM Fraar, Jr., Chicago Mgr.; lAwf9nCe II. Finn, Detroit Mgr. Ptlf1dna, ~·· von der Uettt and HaJw•rd. Loa Angeles and San Francisco. "'llUIHEll "ELATIONS: LEE ELLIS, V.P.·Dlrector: Roti.ft H. Marriott. Mgr. l'UBl.18HER 8EllVICU: Robelt J. Ctwtatia11, Mgr.; JamM G. Baher, Bualness Manager; Robert IMkar, Promotion; O.,,t Eller, Merchandising. Headquarters 641 Lexington Ave., N.Y., N.Y.10022 @ 1975 FAMILY WEEKLY, INC. All rlghta reserved. MORT PERSKY, V.P.-Edltor-in..Chlef A~ Oodaon, Managing Editor Richard Yaldatl, Art Director Aoutyn A!Nftafa, Senior Editor Mll'Hfn Hanean, Food Editor Associate Editors: Joan Hen;1ckMn, Hel L.Mdon and Robin A. Thrulh E...a. Walpln, Art Aaat.; Glorta Brier, Pictures. Contributing Edltora: &..any ~n. RolMrt CUn'an, PlllMll Honrd ,.., J. OppenheftlMt, Anita ....,..,, l'ROOUCTION: Richard Miiian, Dir.: Robert.a ColAns, Makeup. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. .... ,co. M~ds. 13 mg. "tar: 0 .8 mg. nicotine: Kings, 16 mg. "tar:.1.2 mg. nicotine: longs. 17 mg. ·~ar: 1 .2 mg. nicotine. W. IJ8f cigarene. FTC Report Apt. 75 \ Arnold Palmer at 45: What Keeps an Athlete Going After 40? By Larry Bortsteln From their separate studies of life cycles, three leading American scholars conclude that, after the age of 44, most males bAve settled down and no longer have the motiva- tion to sucoecd that dominated their earlier years. The three scbolars--psy· chiatrists Roger Gould of UCLA and George Vaillaot of Harvard, and psy- chologist Daniel Levinson of Yale- obviously have never met Arnold Palmer. Palmer will be 46 on September 10, yet in bis 21st year of profcuional golf be shows no inclination to retire from competition. Quite the e.ootrary. This pa.st spring be ended a two-year winless drought by capturing the Spanish Open and the British POA championships. The victories have been like an elixir for the Latrobe, Pa., native. "Winning still means a lot to me," he says. "Probably more than ever, in fact. Everybody wonders how I still can maintain my interest in competing and "People aay, 'You've made all the money you can poulbly make. Why don't you rein and Just enjoy it?' That wouldn't be me." my drive for winning. 'You've done everything,' they say. 'You've ma.de all the money you can poaibly make. Why don't you relax and just enjoy itr "'That wouldn't be me," Palmer says. .. I stiU get the same kicks out of com- peting that I ever did. lo fact, rll cod up playing more tournaments this year than I did last year. I 4oa't expect to win that much, but J still get as men- tally 'up' for the big tournaments aa ever-the U.S. Open, the Masters, and ao on. The only reuon for me to atop playing would be if I weren't playing well at all-but that's not happening." Palmer's suocas is gritifyina to his legiom of Una, on aod otf the world's couna. Arnold wa the fint golfing c:ooglomerate. and bis enormous suc- ceaca of the late 19SO'a and early 4 8 FAMILY WEEKLY, July 13, 187$ .. 1960's coincided with the emergence of tournament golf as a big-money, bigh- cxpoaurc international sport. No one is quite certain whether Palmer first ma.de golf important or golf first made Palmer important, but the fact remains that in 1955, Arnold's tint year on tour, the total prize money awarded to com- petitors in the 36 evenu on the circuit was $782,010. La.st year, there were 57 toumameotl and the touring pros played for prize money totaling more than $8 million. .. Amie's Army," u the thousands of pursuing galleryitea were dubbed, still cheer every move their hero makes, win or lose. "It geta a little embarrass- ing sometimes," be sighs. "rll be way behind in a tournament on the la.at day and there'll be more people walking the course with me and my partner than with the people playing for the cham- pionship. Jt's tremendously gratifying for me to know there arc still all those people out there pulling for me, and I try to give them my bctt efforts. One rule I always have stuck by has been never to withdraw from a tournament on qiy own. as a Jot of playen arc guilty of doing when they see they're not going to finish among the leaders. It's one thing not to make the cut after the first 36 holC$-lhe rules say you have to withdraw then. But to with- draw without playing out the 72 boles after you've made the cut-well, that just shouldn't be done. I think the players owe more than that to the fans." Palmer is not only immensely popu· lar with fans, both young and old, but is also tremendously well Uked by fel- Pencho Gonza6M, who once doft. nated SMO ........ 11dmU1he'1....a- lowed. .. Wlllle...,....Ur wouldn't know whet to do wtth hlmMtfHhe •topped rtdlng. At this year'• Spanish Open, tralllng by a stroke on the last hole, a par 5, Palmer uncorked• perfect drive down the center of the fairway. Hi• second 1hot, a four-Iron, carried to within aeven feet of the flag. He calmly putted the wet ball home. It waa the first time in hl1 career that Palmer had ever won a tournament with an eagle on the final hole. low tour travelers ... We all want Arnold to do well," says Hubert Greco, one of the young stars of the tour who woo four events in 1974. "When be does well, it's one of the bcSt things that can happen to the tour. He has done so much for all of us. What be has done for the game of golf has helped to put money in all our pockets and has made golf a rcally big-time sport." When he woo $128,000 on tour in 1963, Palmer became the first golf pro to go over the $100,000 mark in a sea- son. and he subsequently became .aolfs first million-dollar earner. Although his first priz.es in this year's Spanish and British events aren't recorded with his prize moneys from the Professional Golfers Association of America tour, he surpassed several weeks ago the $36,293 he won in U.S. events in 1974. That figure ranked him 72od among all U.S. tour competitors, the lowest rank· ing of his carei:r. (He topped the money lists four times-in 1958. 1960. 1962 and 1963.) "Even though lut year• was a bad one for me, I always felt I could keep playing weU," Palmer points out. "I had a full checkup earlier this year and the docton told me my muscle tone was great, and that l wu in better shape than I bad been for a while. It took me a long time--about four yean--to completely get over the arthritic shoul- der condition I fint developed when I had to pull out of the 1966 POA after the first round. I went on an exer- cise program that finally beat the con- dition in 1970." Palmer carries a lean l 83 pounds on his 5-101.1.1 frame. 'Tve never been a fancy eater," he says. "A creamcd- chickcn sandwich on toast is my idea of a good lunch, and rm a steak-and- potatoes man at dinner. I watch my weight because you do teod to weigh more as you get older, but it's never been a serious problem with me. The amount of golf fve played over the ycan has kept me in pretty good shape ... Arnold still seems to rise to chal- lenges. His beat sbowiop last year were two fifth-place fioishcs--at the U.S. Open and at the Western Opco. Inter· estingJy enough, these two events pro- C ontlnued 13 39 33'12 9 44'12 26" 19 •• \\' /11•11 I stood ''"(If 17.; /H'lllllflli, Ill\' /(If'''"" rN1/f.v lrn11{!i11;.: ''"' • ""you r·o11 ,,,., .. . \Vhf't1 I µut tu 110 /H>1111<I.~. 111y 1111·11,11n 1111 "" t·a11H' t/011°11 . too . A 11tl 1.~ 111y /111.~lu1//tl I" 11111/' 12Y2 33'12 25 6 29112 20 131/2 ·I· left 65 pounds and 47 inches in Hawaii. See! By Carrie Bilgera -as told to Ruth L. McCarthy W hen I look hatk at pictures of me £at , I can say I su1-e resembled a n Adoho chicken - a plump hire! boiled first in water. soya, vinegar and garlic; then fried in fa t. It's ;,J fa vorite dish of my husband .. Jose. Only thing is. it helped turn me into a 17f> pound-five-feet-t wo hird who had to wcnr Joosl' overblousC's a nd huge Ha- waiian Muu Muus. Now, I was never what you'd call skinny, even when I was married at 17. But it wasn't until aft e r m y second child was born that mv fat really hegan to bother Jose. He said: "if you'll lose weight hy this time next year, I'll give you $500 for your anniversary.'' I guess he wanted me t o look gla morous -especially since I was jus t past twenty. So I tried all sorts of diet pills, but in the e nd I gained even more. We lived in Hawaii. then, where Jose was stationed at the Navy Base (Volcano National P ark). We had a g•eat c rowd of friends and we all belonged to bowling teams. There were 84 of us in the league. We used to gather once a week at t he Alley, more for the social life, I believe, than the sport. And since the manager was a close frienci of Jose, he let the teams bring their own "Pot Luck" ~ppcrs. We'd get there about 7:00 p.m. and stif5' until midnight, stuffing our- selves a ll the time. I used to wear an overblouse, hoping it would hide the bulges. But it didn't. It simply caused a lot of remarks. Like once, one of the men pinched me and said in front of everybody: "Your fat is really h:mging out there. Carrie." That's when I dcrid(•cl I'd really better lose some wt•ight . Fortunately, while wait ing for m y son to have a haircut at the barbe r shop, I picked up a magazine and saw some pictures of a woman who'd s limm<'d down on th~ Aydi:: pla n. I ·went straight lo the drugstore for a box of Ayds1l' Re- ducing Plan C'a ndy-th(' chocolate fudge kind . When I .learned they contained vitamins and minerals, but no drugs, I started on the plan right away. I t ook one or two Ay<ls before each meal -with a cup of hot coffee -and they actually helped me sa tisfy my appetite. One great thing about the Ayds p lan. It didn't stop me from "party-ing.'' The first week I was on the pla n, a group of us went to a discotheque to hear a well -known singer from Honolulu . One of the men a t our table ordered a cola drink for me. but I quickly said: "No, thankR, I'm watching my weight. I'll just have coffee.'' Secretly I was going to have an Ayds. too, then dinner. But he just laughed and said : "Carrie, you're never going to lose.·• When we got home that n ight. I told Jose: "This time I'm goin g to show those guys.'' And I did! Once a week r weighed myself at exactly t he same time. Then I'd write my new weight on the chart that comes with the direction folder. No guessing for m e this time. My record was going to be there in hlack and white. At the end of the first m onth, I'd lost 20 pounds on the Ayds plan. T he second month, I was down 10 more. And each month after that, I took off a ht tie more, until I reached 110 pounds a nd had lost ..t 7 inches. Jose just couldn't get over it. HC' insisted on taking p ictures of me in a bikini to send to my family. We wanted to prepare them for the new me. be fore we left Hawaii to visit them in Vir- gi nia . 1 had to laugh though when they wrote back : "You look like a kid again." Of course, I renll y don't. But I do know that I've made J ose the proudest man in the Navy. His buddies even kidded him about being in love all over again -which we are. And now that we've settled at Jose's new base in Japan, I'm proucl to say, thanks to the Ayds plan, m y husband has a slim "bride" to show off . REFORE AND AFTER MEASUUE!\IENTS Before After Height . . . . . . . S'2 lh" ........ 5'2 ~" W<.'ight ....... 175 lbs ........ 11 o Ins. Neck ......... 13" ........... 12 1h11 Bust . . ...... 39" . . . . . . . . . 33 % " Waist ....... 33 'h 11 •••••••• 25" Hips . . . .. . 411 !~" ......... 291h" Thighs ....... 20" .......... 20'' Calves ........ J 9" ........... l:l 'h 11 Wrist ......... 911 •••••••••••• 6" Dress ......... 18-20 ......... 9 " ~ 41 ct .. -• ct a ct ti .. Athletes After40 Continued vided the two toughest tests oo the 1974 touma- meot trail. Censider, moreover, the manoer io which Palmer woo trus year's Spanish Opeo. Since 1965' be has worn either eyeglasses or contact lenses wbeo playing. "Without them, the ball blurs on me," he says. On the last day of the Spanish Open, ~ miserable driving rain forced ArDold to do without his glasses. '1 would have spent all day trying to keep them dry," he recalls. Despite this handicap, Arnold sta_ged ooe of the greatest finishes of his career. Trailing by a stroke on the 72nd and last hole, a par 5, he un- corked a perfect drive down the center of the fairway. His second shot, a four-iron, carried to within seven feet of the ftag. From this point, he "On March 18th, I switched to the rich flavor of MJB. Why? Because ifs im- portant to me to get a rich cup of coffee everytime. Thank you,MJB~ MJB ... Specially Blended for the Richest Flavor. calmly putted the wet ball home for an eagle three and victory by a single stroke. It was· the first time io his career that Palmer had ever woo a tournament with an eagle oo the final hole. Sam Snead, whom Palmer calls "a physical marvel," still enters several PGA events a year, and is now 63 with no desire to retire. But only one regular touring pro has been on the circuit longer than Arnold-Gene Littler, who began in 1954, one year before Palmer. However, Littler, who turns 45 this month, is ten months younger. Two other intematio~ally renowned athletes of that period whose names still command re- spect and honor in their sports are Pancho Gon- zales and Willie Shoemaker. PANCHO GONZALES AT 47 Gonzales is perhaps the most famous tennis star America has produced, and the man who dominated professional tennis before the advent of open competition io 1968. Once the most feared competitor in his sport, Gonzales is now retired from competition and spends most of his time as director of tennis at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. "I've put on 2S pounds in the past couple of years," Pancho says, "and I now weigh 210. People who used to bate me for the way I used to play and fight for everything oo the court now teU me I've mellowed. I guess I have. You can't fight any more when you get to a certain age. Who has the energy?" Gonzales won the U.S. singles championship in 1948 and 1949,'and was the scourge of pro tennis during all of the 1950's and much of the 1960's. In 1969, when he was 41, he defeated 25-year-old Charlie Pasarell in the first round at Wimbledon in a five-set marathon that lasted 112 games and five houn, 12 minutes-the loogest singles match ever . played at the hal- lowed British tennis shrine. WILLIE SHOEMAKER AT 43 Shoemaker, who turns 44 in August. is the winningest jockey in history. He has been riding thoroughbred horses professionally since 1949, and his career marks entering this season showed more than 6,000 vi~torics, including more than l 00 in stakes races of at least $100,000 iD purses, and more than $20 million in winnings. Unlike Gonzales, he still competes regularly in his sport, even more so than Palmer. "I don't ride as much aa I used to," the Shoe says, "but l still ride as much as many guys be- cause I wouldn't know what else to do with my- self if I stopped. l had two big reasons to quit. 1n 1968 and 1969 l had serious injuries al the track. I broke my leg one year and my pelvis the other year, when a horse tried to climb the starting gate. I was laid up for four months, but physical therapy helped me get back in condi- tion and I never thought about quitting again." [On June 7, Shoemaker won the prestigious Belmont Stakes aboard Avatar. For Shoemaker, it was bis filth win in the Belmont.] One could point out that Shoemaker hasn't yet reached that critical age of 44, when. accord- ing to those highly regarded life-cycle studies, motivation supposedly ebbs. But when Bill marks his 44th birthday next month, it isn't Jiltely that his drive to succeed will blow away along with the flames on his birthday candles. I • FAMILY WEEKLY, July 13, 1175 Great Pienies You Can Make ht Half the Time By MarlJYJI B• .. e• I'_. Mia- Remember the hearty, "enough-food-for-all" picnics we enjoyed as kids? Well, here are some picnic ideas that won't keep Mom in the kitchen for hours. In fact, most of them are easy enough for any family member to prepare! Eesy Llv•IW\lm Triang ... • He•l1y 8"' Tumcwen• Dewtt.d Eggs• Cold Bean Salad• Dry Rad Wine A990f't9d CMese9 Bask9t of Ff'Mh Fruit Toeeled Almond Brownies* •Recipe given EASY LIVERWURST TRIANGLES 1 pkg. (I on.) refrlg9ratect c:re1Cent rota. 1 can (4~ on.) ltwenrunt 8P"Md 3 tabl•spooN C"°Pfad cenned mu.hrooms, drained . 1 tablHpoon brandy 14& teupoon thyme lew 1 ... optJonal 1 tablespoon wat.,, optlonal 1. Preheat oven to 375°F. Remove rolls from package and separate into 8 triangles. Pat tri- angles into ~-inch thickness. 2. In a small bowl, combine liverwurst, mush- rooms, brandy and thyme leaves. Spread on 4 triangles to within ~ inch of edge. Cover with remaining triangles, pinching edges to seal in filling. 3. For a shiny surface, beat egg with water and brush surface of triangles. Bake 10-13 minutes, or until golden. Maku 4 stuOt!d trianglt!s HEARTY BEEF TURNOVERS 1 plcg. (I on.) refrigerated butt9rmllk ftaky blac:utta 1 cen (4~ on.) corned be9f epNad 2 tablnpoone well-drained uu.rtraut V. cup dlc.d s .... chMM v. t.upoon ground blllck P9PP9f 15 ellcee dlll plcldea 1 ... optlonaJ 1 tablespoon wat9", optional A 19mpUng ,._. of appetlzfng Beef Turncwera, Dnllad Eggs, Cold Bean Salad, cheeM9, wine and fruit. 1. Preheat oven to 37.S°F. Separate dough into 10 biscuits. On lightly floured board, flatten 5 biscuits to 4-inch rounds. Make other 5 biscuits slightly larger. 2. Combine corned beef spread, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese and pepper in small bowl. 3. Put heaping tablespoonful on top of 5 smaller biscuit rounds. Top each with 3 pickle slices. Cover with remaining biscuits, pressing edges together securely to seal in filling. For a shiny surface, beat egg with water and brush turn- over tops. Place on ungreased cookie sheet and bake for 15 minutes. Makes 5 turnovers • DEVILED EGGS I hard-eoobd ..-. shelled V. cup mayonnal" V. teaspoon ult ~ t....,oon ground blact pepper ~ teupoon pr..,arad mustard 1 tH•poon minced onion Stuffed 9'"ft olfwes, .itcec1 1. Slice eggs in half lengthwise. Scoop yolks into a small bowl. Set whites aside. 2. Mash yolks and combine with remaining in- gredients, except olive slices. Using a putty tube with a No. 8 star tip, fill whites with yolJc mixture. Garnish with olive slices. Refrigerate. Keep in well-chilled cooler on way to picnic. Makes 12 devilt!d eggs COLD BEAN SALAD 1 can (1 lb.) whole g....n beane, drained 1 can (1 lb.) Nd kidney beens, drained 1 can (1 lb.) gartNIRZ09 or chick.peas, drained ~ cup chopped pimiento ~ cup chopped onion 1Ndonion.911c.d Into rfnge Continued FAMILY WEEKLY, July 13, 1976 • 1 1 cup wtM win.gar ~ cupaallldoH ~cup eugar 2'9•poc>Msalt ~ t••poon ground blact ~PPM' 1. In large bowl, combine green beans, kidney beans, garbanzos, pimiento and onions. 2. Combine remaining ingredients in small bowl. Stir well and pour over bean mixture, tossing gently. Cover; refrigerate to chill and blend flavors. Transfer to tightly covered container to take to picnic. Makt!s about 10 servings TOASTED ALMOND BROWNIES ~ cup butter or marv-rfM, eoftened 1 cup •U9•r ~ teeapoon pu,. vmnlll• extrect 2egga 2 aqu11,.. uns ... tened chocotete, mett.cl ~ cup uneffted .U-purpoee flour ~ teupoonutt 1 cup alic.d unblanc;Jeated •lmonda 1. Preheat oven to 35 F. Lightly grease an 8x8x2-inch pan. 2. In medium bowl, wi electric mixer at me- dium speed, beat but er until creamy. Gradu- ally add sugar. beating until well blended. Add vanilla. 3. Add eggs and beat until well combined. Blend in chocolate. At low speed, add flour and salt. 4. Stir in Vi cup almonds. Spoon into prepared pan, spreading evenJy. Sprinkle remaining al- monds on top. Bake about 30 minutes, or until a cake tester poked in center comes out clean. Cool. Cut into squares when cool. Makes 16 'Picllic GAfe1l,u '-Two B•lmon.Stutfed c.tery• Beckyard Supper S.18Cf• Combrelld Squerea Cheny-Ormnge Picnic Punch* C.rm.tllow Welnut Fuctge• •Recipe given SALMON-STUFFED CELERY 1 •talk (bunch) c.,.ry, chilled 1 cmn (7~ oza.) Nimon, d,.lned •nd ft•ked V. cup minced acelllont ~ cup tour etHm 1 tableapoon lemon Juice V. -~ t.eapoon Hit ~ teupoon ground white ~p~r Pepr'lke 1. Trim stem end of celery; cut off leaf portion (save for soups, stews, etc.). 2. Separate celery into ribs. Rinse in cold water and dry; set aside. 3. In a medium bowl combine salmon, scallions. sour cream, lemon juice, salt to taste and pepper. 4. Use about 3-4 tablespoons salmon mixture to fill each rib. Cut in hair or leave whole. Sprin- kle lightly with paprika. Serve immediately, or refrigerate, covered. until serving time.• Malct!s I Y.1 cups filling •Salmon mixture may also be used as a dip, arranging celery ribs in an atlractive container. FAMILY WEEKLY, July 13. 1975 • I EnJor BadcJ•d Supper 8elad end Cheny..()range Picnic Punch on • gr-.y lawn. · BACKYARD SUPPER SALAD 1teblapoonult 3 qta. bollng water 2 cupe (I oza.) etbow meceronl '4 cup bottled lt•ll•n ullld dreulng 1 pkg. (10 oza.} frozen ...,.,...ua ~·,..· cooked end dnllned ~ cup INIJOnMIM 1tenpoohult 1 teblHpoon freah anlpped chlvee or 1 ~ te .. paon. dry chlve9 ~ leMpoon hH\nel Med, option., COOKBOOK CONTINUED A D8tatB1 sbOI tad to ice cream. And one peach of adeaL ~---------------------~---• - City s-~ c,,,. ,.... ........... ~Okwld~Bot-·s.-..tc--....iNll ..... ~U~~pahMldor .-.ttt.dbjl._Ollr.,.._Mlidl31. Im. ·a.e.icn-.-11o11o1~· .......... p1aa. • ~ teupoon MUC>ned SMPJMr 2 tllbleepooM VIMgar 1 c.n (I on.) grMn pea, drWned 1 c.n or,., (4 oza.) pimiento, diced 1 C8fl (12 on.) luncheon meat, cut In atrl1>9 1. Add salt to rapidly boiling water. Add macaroni gradually so water continues to boil. Boil uncovered about 12 minutes, until tender, stirring occasion- ally. Drain i.n colander. Rinse with cold water, drain again. 2. Pour Italian dressing over asparagus; chill. 3. Blend mayonnaise, remain- ing seasonings and vinegar. Add macaroni, peas and pimiento; toss and chill. 4. Spoon macaroni salad on serving plate; alternate aspara- gus and luncheon meat in rows on top. Mak.es 4 servi'!gs 'The next time you re in a rum, grab a Dole banana. It~ great for breakfast, even without thecemll. And, you11 find that a Dole banana~ that morning cmptines.s, although it ~only about 85 calorics. Think about that the next time you reach for a donut. CARMALLOW WALNUT FUDGE 1 pllg. (14.3 oza.) ca,.,,..._ froatlng mix S llitallip DOM butter or ...,..me S llital119ow orange Juice 1 IHlpooft gnded orange rind 1 cup co.r'Mfr chopped welnub 1 cup minlaluN mar8hmalowa 1. Lightly oil or grease a 9x5x3- incb pao. Combine frosting mix, butter, orange juice and rind in sa ucepan. Stir over low beat 1 to 2 minutes, until smooth and glossy. ... 2. Remove from heat, then fold i.n walnuts and marshmallows. Tum out into prepared pan and let stand until set. Cut into lxl ~-inch pieces. Makes 30(/xl ~-inch) pieces CHERRY-ORANGE PICNIC PUNCH 1 can (41 on.) cheny roy .. H .. alllin punch, chNled 1 c.n (18 on.) una ... tened onnee11rapetrult Juice, chllled Ice c:ubee 1. Combine punch and orange- grapefruit juice in large pitcher or picnic jug; stir weU. Add ice cubes. Pour into cupa or glasses. Mak.es about 2 qts. or 8 (8 ou.) servings Beefy ChMH Balls* Picnic Pickle Beef Roll* Seeded Roffe Dry Red Wine Old-Feehloned Potato Salad• CeblNlg9-and-Plneapple Colellaw• Kentucky Derby Pie* Coff" Tu •Recipe given BEEFY CHEESE BALLS 3 ..... (4-oz. Illa) dried beef 3 pilg9. (kz. abe) CNMt dw,90ftened 2 ..... poone finely chopped onion 2 tableepooM WOR:Mterahlre sauce 2 teupoone Accent Few drope TllbMc:o 1. Shred beef in blender. Save ~ cup shredded beef. 2. With a large spoon blend cream cheese, onion, remaining shredded beef, Worcestershire, Accent and Tabasco. 3. Shape into 2 large or 4 small balls. Roll in reserved shredded beef. Serye at room tempera- ture with crackers. Freezes well. Malces 2 large cheese balls or 4 small ones Recipe suggested by Mrs. Jane G. Mattison, Stonewall, Miss. PICNIC PICKLE BEEF ROLL 1 flank ..... llbcMrt 2~ lbe. · Mustard s .. eooedNlt e..oMd pepper M dll plctdea, quartered ........ -4-6 carrots, quartered length- wise MecelUone V. cup vegetable 9hoNnlng 2cupewater 1 beef bouHlon cube 1'I cup Ylnepr 1 cup dry red wine 1 ....., DOft whole black peppercorns 2.,., leavee 4 aprlge par9ley 2 etalb celery, cut In 2-lnch plecee 8-10 Meded rolls, epltt Butter or margartne, aoftened 1. Spread steak liberally with mustard and sprinkle with sea- soned salt and pepper. Starting at narrow side, alternate rows 10 • f AMILY WEEKLY, July 13, 1975 of pickles, carrots aod scallions on top of steak. RoU up in jelly- roll fashion and tic securely with string at 1-inch intervals. 2. Heat sboruoing in Dutch oven. Brown steak on all sides: pour off drippings. 3. Add water. bouiUon cube, vinegar, wine, peppercorns, bay leaves, parsley and celery. Cover; bring to boiling. Reduce heat and simmer 2~-3 hours, or until meat is tender. Chill in liquid in covered bowl. 4. To serve, take meat from liquid and remove strings. Place on serving platter and cut diag- onally into slices about ~ inch thick. Spread roUs with butter and mustard, fill with meat idices to make sandwiches. Makes about 8-10 sandwiches OLD-FASHIONED POTATO SALAD 2 Iba. cooked, peeled, cubed potatoea ,. medium) s hankoobd .... CNfMfy chopped 1 cup chopped onion 1 cup ellced celery 2 '8bl11poo;w chopped pa....., ~ cup vegetable ol 14 Q1P tlln'9gon vtnepr 2te•POC>Mult 1te•pooneugar 14 lelllpOOft pipf1kl Y. cup me,onnalM 1. Mix potatoes, eggs. onion, cel- ery aod parsley in large bowl. 2. In small bowl combine oil, vinegar, salt, sugar and paprika; pour over potato mixt ure. Toss lightly to combine. Cover and refrigerate at least 2 hours. S. Just before serving, toss with mayonnaise. Pile in servins container, sprinkle with addi- tional chopped parsley, place in cooler. Makes 6 (I cup) servings or 8 ( ~ cup) servings CABBAGE-AND- PINEAPPlE COLESLAW 2 qta. 1hredded cllbbege 1 cup ftnelJ chopped onion l4 cup cider vinegar 2 tlibleepoona IUPf , ... poon .... 1 ... poon ground blKtt pepper 1 cup nMIJOftMIM 2 CM1 (114 ~ eln) crueMd pit....,.., dretMd 1. Combine cabbage and onion in large bowl. 2. In small saucepan combine vinegar, sugar, salt and pepper. Heat to boiling, acirring until sugar dissolves. Pour over cab- bage, tossing well. S. Add mayonnaise and pine- apple, stirring to combine. Collectors· Classic ..--... Old-Fashioned Brandied Peaehes Picnic Pldde 8Mf Roff le fllM with dtH pfdclea, carrota and 1caJHone. This month we capture the lush ripeness of fresh peaches, sweetened with a spicy syrup, then topped off with brandy and some orange slices for a subtle citrus flavor. Yu Peaches preserved in ordinary canning syrup for 12 hours. Fruit-Fredi. bl need it for canning, freezing, and fresh fruit. If you want all the fruit you serve to look and taste its freshest. what you really need is Fruit-Fresh. Because Fruit-Fresh contains a special ingredient that locks in the natural, "just-picked" color and flavor. Which means no more brown. mushy-looking peaches. Fruit-Fresh is economical, too. A 5-oz. can will p~erve up to 75 lbs. of peaches. Here's how: For Canning: simply add Fruit-Fresh to the regular syrup. For Freezing: add ·-~-. Fruit-Fresh to the syrup or dry sugar. For "------' Fresh Fruit: sprinkle Fruit-Fresh on your just-sliced fruit before refrigerating. Sound good? It tastes delicious. letps fruit iaGm• wlla6•1taher· Free Offer: For free Fruit-Fresh deNen recipe~. Kfld sdf..addressed stamped envdopc 10. Fruit-Fresh Recipe Offer, DepL FF475. Box 1467. Pittsburgh. P•. 15lJo Cover with plastic film or foil; refrigerate. Makes 2 qts. ~cup .... ~ cup uneHt.d .Cl-purpoee flcMu ~ cup butt.r or iurgarfne, 1. Linc a 9-iocb pie pan with pastry. Oute edges. Preheat oven co 3S0°F. KENTUCKY DERBY PIE PMtry for ._.nch pie lhell, rour own or• mix 2egge l'l. cup daft-brown eugar, pecked melted 2 tabfeepoone bourbon wf\ldey 1 pkg. (I oza.) chocolate bite, melted 1 cup C091'MfJ chopped pec:ana ~ cup heny cr .. m whipped and 1..-tened or 1 (1 on.) Aen>IOI can whipped topping 2. In medjum bowl, beat eggs with electric mixer until foamy. Gradually add sugars and Hour; beat until smooth. 3. Add butter, beating until blended. Stir in whiskey. melted BRANDIED PEACHES 4 ~ ·5 Iba. ""9tone puehe9. llftaJl lo.......,..;'"' "' .. 2~ qts.water S ~ a.blespoon1 uc:ot'blc edd powder 1~ c:upeeugar 4dcbdnnamon 1 teaspoon whole do..- 2 amall orw~ lllced (optional) 1 ~ C*ipe callfomla brandy 1. Peel peaches, leave whole. Place in large bowl containing '2 qts. water and 3 tablespoons ascorbic acid powder. 2. Combine remaining 2 cups water, ~ tablespoon ascorbic acid powder, sugar, cinnamon and cloves in large saucepan. Heat to boiling, stirring until sugar dissolves. 3. Add peaches. and orange slices if desired. and simmer 5 minutes. Pour V.. cup syrup into each hot. sterilized pint jar (use Y.t cup for a quart jar). Fill with peaches and oraoge slices. 4. Add V.. cup brandy for each pint of fruit, then add enough syrup to fill jars to ~ inch from top. Seal jars. 5. When jars are filled, set on rack in deep kettle with boi15--: water halfway up jars. S. Add more boiling water to cover jars. Reheat to boiling; process 20 minutes after boiling resumes. 1. Remove jars from water bath at once aod Jet stand until cold before storing in cool. dark place. Makes 6 pints or 3 quarts chocolate and pecans. Peur into prepared pie shell. 4. Bake about 35 minutes, un- tiJ surface is golden brown and a knife inserted 1 inch from edge comes out clean. Cool completely. S. Serve with whipped cream if desired. Makes 8 servings FAMILY WEEKLY, July 13, 1975 • 1l Harry Belafonte: ·The Sign in My Kltehen Reads, "Mad Seientist at Work"! By Harry Belalonte In conversation with Helen Dorsey W hen it comes to food, Americans are the most chauvinistic people I know. When they travel to a new country. they can get a dam good meat, but often they don't like it unless it's prepared in the American style. On the other hand. Amer- icans a re probably the best-fed people in the world, with per- haps the greatest approach to dietary needs. Certainly, Amer- icans are very diet-conscious. I grew up in the tradition of ·good food. My mother was a domestic worker and my father was a cook. Being a Depression baby. Jiving and growing up in Harlem during the forties, I really learned how to cook. We eat very simply at our house. We have a cook who does most of the cooking, but ; . can tum out a good roast and nice vegetables. I get my chance i~ the kitchen when we stay at our farm up in the country. J must admit I'm a bit of a ham in the kitchen-I even put on a chefs hat. We have a sign that says. "Mad scientist at work. Do not invade the laboratory." I'm happiest when both my wife and I take to the kitchen. She's taught me how to make delicious lamb kidneys, English style. And we both like to cook up huge pots of soup. She OMU:es wonderful homemade soup. My contribution is split pea soup. Most of all, I love to be able to see what I eat. That's why l leave green beans whole in chowder or stews. When vegetables are all chopped up, you just don't feel lilte you've eaten them at all! 12 • FAMILY WEEKLY, July 13, '975 .• "I grew up In the tradition of good food. My mother was a domestic worker and my father was a cook. Being a Depression baby, living and growing up in Harlem during the forties, I really lea~ned how to cook." ''THE ECONOMIZERS'' S8JS It aD about Mlrro·Matle Pressure Cooker/Canners •--..... -,. Excluslve one- piece control can be set at 5, 10 or 15 lbs. to malntaln correct pressure, auto- maUc all y, for everything you Whether you're cooking up a main dish,. or doing home canni ng, you'll find Mlrro-Matlc aluminum pressure c ooker /canners Just great for saving time, money and energy. They speed-cook vegeta- bles In their own flavorful juices and transform economy cuts of meat to fork-tender goodness ... all ·1n ¥J the time normally re- quired. And they serve double duty as efficient money-saving home can- ners. 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At better.stores everywhere. - · MIRAO· ·, MATIC MIRRO ALUMINUM COMPANY, Manno.oc, Wilconsin 54220 COUNTRY SOUP CHEZ BELAFONTE 1 large aoupbone, cracked 2 Iba. lean bonel ... eoup meat 2 lbs. chicken parts 2-3 qta. water 1 tablffPC)On ult 1 cup chopl*f cefefy 3 yellow onion•, peeled and chopl*f 2 bay teav .. 1·10 brulaed .,.ppercorM s-e r1.,. tomatoee, peeled and quartered 1 grffn .,.pper, chopped 1 cup carrota, diced 24 potatoes, pMled and cut lnplec" 1 ~ cups fresh or froz.en Hrna beana or atrfnga beans 1 ~ cupe fresh, frozen or canned com Seasoned ult to teat• Pepper to tute 1. Put soupbone, soup meat, chicken and enough water to cover in large stockpot. Bring to low simmer. 2. Add salt, celery, onions, bay leaves and peppercorns. Sim- mer 2-3 hours slowly, skim- ming off foam that forms on top. Add more liquid as needed. 3. Cool to room temperature. Cover; refrigerate. Remove congealed fat layer that forms on top; discard. Reheat soup. 4. Add tomatoes, green pepper, carrots and potatoes. Cook about 45 minutes. 5. Add lima beans and com. Cook until aU vegetables are tender, about 30 minutes longer. Taste to correct season- ings, adding seasoned salt and pepper. 8. To serve: Spoon liquid into soup bowls. Carve and divide meat among bowls. Soup im- proves when reheated the next day. Maku I 2 servings RICE FOR ROAST 1 cup chopped green onlona with tope 'h cup chopped gfffn pepper 2 tabl .. poona butter or margarine 3 cupa hot rice, cooked In beef broth Salt to Int• Pepper to tll•t• 1. Saute onions and green pep- per in butter until tender. Add rice and seasonings to taste. Toss lightly and serve with roast beef. Makes 6 .rervings PAN-FRIED KfDNEYS 8 lamb kJdnep, trimmed of exceafat 1 acant lablffPOO" butter or matprlne ~ teupoon ....oned uh Freehty ground bled< pepper totaat• Lemon wedges, for garnfah 1. Wash kidneys; pat dry with paper towels. Slice, but not too thin. 2. Brown meat on both sides in butter until it begins to turn white. 3. Season well with seasoned salt and pepper. Garnish with lemon wedges. Serve at once with scrambled eggs and split. toasted English muffins. Makes 4 servings . .. · If you got 1 in ihe-elevalor will1your~ try our new hard pack. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 17 "'·''ts," 1.1 mg. lialtine, av. per cigarette. by FTC Medlld. • oJ ... Now get Freeze-Dried SANKA® Brand Decaffeinated Coffee in honest- to-goodness Mason canning jars that are reusable. Our great, full-flavored coffee now comes in sturdy pint-and quart-sized jars (complete with removable lid) for a limited time only. So hurry. 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In exchange. you agree to buy just nine more selections (at regular Club prices) m the nel(t three years and you may cancel membership at any· time aher doing so Membership Plan No. 2 1t you now have 4-<:hannel equipment and would prefer Quad- raphonic recordings, this plan is ideal tor you. Take ANY 3 of the 38 Quadraphonic rec- ords or cartridges shown al lhe upper right -ALL 3 for only st 001 You wtll be enrolled m our special Quadraphonic Music Service. Your only obhgation is to buy just four more Quadraphonic seleclions (at regular Service prices) during the coming year and you may cancel at any time after doing so. Your own charge account will be opened uoon enrollment The selechons you order as a member will be mailed and billed al the regular Club prices. which currently are. car- tridges arid cassettes. S6 98 or S 7. 98: rec- ords. SS.98 or S6 98-plus sh1pp1ng and handltng (Ouadraphonrc recordings are gen- erally one dollar more l Multiple unit sets and Double Selections may be somewhat higher You may a<:Qept or retect •ection• as tof- lows: every four weeks (13 times a year) you will receive a new copy of the Club's music magazine. which describes the Selection of the Month for each musical interest. plus hundreds of alternate selections from every field of music. In addition. up to six times a year you may receive offers of Special Se- lections. usually at a discount ott regular prices A response card will always be en- closed with each magazine. ... if you do not want any selection offered, just mail the response card provided by the date specified ... it you went only the Selection ot the Month for your musical interest. you need do nothing-it will be shipped automatically ... If you want any ot the other setections ottered, just order them on the resoonse card and ma1l 1t by the date specified You will atways ·have at least 10 days In which to matte your deciaiof'I. If you ever receive any Sele<:t1on without havrng had at least 10 days in which to decide. you may return rt at our expense, for full credit You'ff be etlgff>le tor our bonus plan upon completing your enrollment agreement- a plan which enables You to save at least 33% on all Your future purchases. HU: al ..,liclti•s .. •JKt te rni•• _. c...-11 ...._,.""!I .. ript t. reject.,., -.llatlM. r--------------------------------• 1 COl.UM8lA RECORD & TAPE CLUB, Ten"e Haut9, Indiana 4110I Writ. 111 tilt -•rs 11 I Pie ... accept my mernbe1'9111p -i>Pllcallon uno.1 Ille 1erm1 oullintd tn ""' ~~11 ___ s~:C':!:i'' I ~rtlMment -and enroll me In the membership pl111 checked below ·-- I LJ Pl.AN NO 1 ... I eM encloainf, check 01 money 010tr 101 Sl.86 •• peymenl 10'1 111e 11 aelect1ona Ind cered here I egret 10 buy nine rnort I .. i.cliona (11 regulu Club prlca1) during tt>e coming lhrM '!:'"' . end I m1y cancel my membership •I MIY llme 11te r doing llO I -t.r .. ted Ill ~ I lollo•lcle type of _.. ..... (dltdl -onlr): I 0 Stereo Cartrtd9.. 0 St.'90 Cal!Mtws 0 SM'90 A.cc>rda 2NB/B9 I llY llAIN MUSICAL INTEREST IS (cMCk -boll only): (But I em 1tw1ys lr•e lo chOOH from •nr cerepory) I 0 fay Li. .. nift9 2 0 T .. n Hiia 1 o c1-1ce11 I 0 C.111'"1' O Juz4 I LJ Pl.AN NO. 2 ... I em encloa1n9 chec k 01 money order lor Sl 00 u I peyment tor \M 3 OuadraphOnic .. 11c1lona lnd1c111d htrl I •IJ•H 10 I buy IOYr more selecttona (II re11uler Club p1ICH) du1ln9 Ille c:om1n11 ,.., I may cencel my membership •' any 1ime tfler doing to I -ll\ter .. t.d In the, loltow'-9 tJ'IMI ol ,_,111,... 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Dll&55-TV ""'9 ........ $12.99 Real Steam Sauna DCLUU WINDOW WASHER· ORYERI Just dip, wHh-on• Wipe doff itl Spona•wHher on one end, squ"'" on other, handa never touch the weter1 Adjuata for 1ho~ 01 tell windows. WHh inside double sash: outside wl,,. dowa from Inside! StHI h•ndl• separates to wesh mlrrors1 wells, tlle. What e hendy nelperl 8633-Wkldow·WMh .... $2.99 ... et a fr.c:tlon ot the costl An eld In -•.:ht control1 reli.f of tension, 1>9tWr al .. p, ... rna of tlreo muac:J ... ..,..,., well belnc. No lnstalletlon; plup Into eny outlet. Auto-m.tk: shut-off; protective vlnyt floor met. Steem .. nerator Incl. ltfAl DIESEL HORN MAKES EVERY CAR "KING OF HE ROADf" Even tiny compacts have the roar of super tr.ctor-trailers when they l.t '° • blast from the aenulne electric diesel horn. 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It's the handiest thin& since Instant coffee. 16498-IMtant UcPP .......................... $9.99 2/$17.99 POPULAR ALUMINUM ICE CREAM SCOOP NOW-FILLED WITH NON-TOXIC ANTI-FREEZE A#Tl·FRllZI ICE CREAM SCOOP AHfl..fRE!2E ICt CREAM SCOOP Unique seff-defrosttl'll device now IC.oops out the h41rdest Ice etum with use. The aec:ret: handle Is filled with non·toxlc antf·frMr.e. Makes dlahf"I up ~=;.,:., ~--·············· ..................... $2.At ELE,.HANT ,.LANTE• IS BIG, aROAO .. aUUTIFUL Mlahty Indian elephant car· rles your &>l•nta In the throne on hrs back. Gland klln-flf'9d ce,..mlc capturM every wrinkle of his skin, the swlrlln1 pattetn of the blanket & m•h•r•J•h'a thton•. A bla 6• tell1 over (;• Iona. with plenty or room for toots. Great find for In· ~J(,ll•nt buffs. 1 -Oephent ,..,,.., -·-··-·-··-··--.. -.P.91 AUTHENTIC MINIATURE' Ml"UCAS OF COLONIAL FURNITUlt£. This four iHece set of Early American fum~ ture has been scaled down & reproduced to look euctly Ilk• th• ori1lnal• hundreds of yHrs •10. ~ rocker, hlah back chair. parson'• bench and t'"tl• table ... made with dowels, not nails, 11hx31A• to 2x4•. Walnut finish. 16220-Coaoniel P'Wnfture .......................... $3.99 "QAY ,.ARIE" STREET LIGHT SH.AKER Sm Modeled after the channln1 attMt llchta of Parisi O..lcn•d with shiny allver toned beH• and "•ttMt" ••en• that read either salt or pep. per. Tope llft off for •asr fllllnc. Each stands 51~ tall with 2• beH, Dlshwaah- •ble modern plHtlc. l610J:~-~ ...... $1..49 f"DISOHAUZ'ED MR.a.QUE AND ,.Ano •EU.. This heavy metal, brHe-flnlshed bell Is styled after the one th•t huna In every vlll•I• square. A melodious clmpper wfth IHther pull·thona sum-mone diners, •nnounc.s ar. rivals. Personalized with yaur n•me. Mounted on • horsestiPe In the tradltlonal manner. Print n•me. 5~ a m;Ss-... -·---.............. , FRm • fMIDA ,... 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Art tlvstn-ted c hord dictionary la Included. 1*6-a.r.t .._ P-99 SCANTIES SAYE WASHING CHORESI lel\Sthen llfe of your personal wardrobel ,..rfect liner under IWlm suit., ahorta, alacks, panty Slrc:llffl Ati.olute nece$Mty for bikini, hip hucser -•r· erst Siiky rayon ecehte ecantlea newr show bul1Y tell-tale outllnffl Stretch-flt, rubberized bend assures anuc flt recarc:11... of hip alz:e. Set of 2. ait%7-Scantles let -.-.$1.49 ELIMINATE UNWANTED HAIR UKE A P'ttOF'ESSIOH- AU "~ hrmacc>n 0.. luxe" P9nc:ll re.-hair slmpfy, without brMklflC akin or causlnc pain. o.. atroyw hair roots permenent- lyt fmprovff b9avty. Follow lnatruct1-a end evofd ~ fnhloned methods ttlet can Irritate or Infect. UMa atend- •rc:I batteries. A moat eflec. tlw b9auty •Id! 1538-He~ ._ --""" HU . RWING MACHINE OUST Fll£L Juat sllp -thru plaallc _, on to ~ tect from duat. dirt & scratches whether you leave It an hour or • day. 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JUST DIAL 800-327-8351. FLA. CUSTOMERS DIAL 80CM3.2-1521. (Oo not use these numbers exc.pt to Older merchlindlse) SHOP ANYTIME. 24 HRS. A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK. Pl.EASE FlLL OUT COUPON BEFORE CAWNG. .... ORDER BY MAIL-SATISFACTION GUARANTEED··, Cnenlcrad studios Inc. "22 ar..n1and 8uldinc. Miami, Florida 33059 f'teaM Mnd me Items llated below. I understand If I'm not complei.ly satisfied wtttl any Item. I can return It for • full end complete refund. How Item Name of Item Price TOTAL Many Numb9r MINIMUM OROOt $3.00 Each t 121112 .................. nu NITMI -...._.. CllllT Tobi Far MeftMlldlM To flsura: total orc:ler, end UM chert. Include cor-N.Y. -S Fla. ltes. ract ch•~• to •wld del•l; Thia Is • smell pert of A1W stlu Wu Tu the cost. e pay the ,...t. rry no stamps or C.0 .0 . -~-r .................... ~ Stl::fil•Md ...,.. 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Each plec.e approx. 2". 7000S-Mlnl Fr\llt IOt •• $5.99 TIN8LE HANO From the ex- otic Orient where -battilnc was bom. Truts your body to 1001 mauep dalletlts. Just •lie on this ln••nlous mitt. 171 pro}ee. tfons provide aootttln• mas-sa••· nip mitt over and n)'-lon bristles bristlly stimulate your skin. Mad• of soft. fl••· Ible vlnyl. 7" Iona. Flts any hand. l6!502-11ncla Hand -··-$5.49 THf: CHILD'S PRAYER This beautiful, artistic ~re.lain Plate bears the famous ·'tfow I Lay Me down to SIHp ... " child's prayer. A winsome llttte ctri, her tiny f\and• fer. v.ntly clasped, Is lllustrat.d In soft. -rm colors aboY9 the pray«. 7 'h • dlameter plate hH hand-bnnhed Gold border. Plate has metal hanlet' on back. P9rfect for child's room. Children'• P'rayer ~ (16480) ....... $2.99 Ol.O FASfflONm COLONIAL 8[LL RINGS SWEETLY! ... Here's an old fashioned ldu that s never been Improved ~Jo-~ 1 up0n Just twist the lutob & ·5'-"'1111:~9 a musbl bell ttnkl• an· n«1nc.s a caller. Oetf&Mful eccent for your front door. Installs in minutes on any door. Non-.lectric; solid t>Bn-IMlllt to last • life. time. 2 'A• f-plate. 'Zl7-c.lonlal ... _..12.99 ~ WEATMfR. VANE wortia hard -ry tJma wind blowa while he p0ints In dlr:ect'on of air current. Entertainment for you and nelShbors while you watch hlm chop ~ Just stJcJt In •round or Mtacti to fence post. His axe coes up and down •• wind tums the pro-peller. Weather-proof poly In blue. yellow. r.cl. 29xl8" 73Sl-W1dch1p1141r _ .... $2.99 ADD TffE GLAMOROUS GL.ITTM OF SPAltKUNG RHINESTONES AND STUDS TO YOUR CLOTMES Wllff TfflS FUN ANO EASY Km Now you can 1dd the "Glitter;" look to your wardrobe with- out 1pendln1 1 fortune. Your starter ldt lndudu • profesalon1I steel stud setter, 12 almpte.pettema. 12 studs, 100 rhinestones end simple step-by-step Instructions. Fest ind fun you'll MV9 f~~~na~t=r ·~~~'. ................ Slut 14841-Extn Slmua.tild Dilmonds (Set of 100) .............. $2.49 14842-Extn Aaortild Colcnd S4Dnes (Set of 100) ........ $2..49 14843~ Studs In Bnsa (Set of 200) ...................... $2.49 14144-Extn Studs In Nldlll (Set of 200) ........................ $2.49 OesJ.-cf 9PKffically for -dt.worll. this hoop has no sc:NWS to C8tctl or pull ttiruds. Simply mow the hoop .. 10u wot1c to complete the ctesicn. Now embroider with the heav· lest crewel yarns without 1quealnc or atNtchlna the de-•lsn out of 1hape. J.folded of atron• unbreekable plastlc, It measurn 51A • .cross. 1141554-Hoop ...•....•....•.•........•. 11..49 STAllP-STTTCH lea you per· 90Mllze linens. dothlnc, pa.oe. mats ..• •nyttrins; you can ...,.., nutQ your own umplers1 Sfmpty ltlmp the CfWS stitd't deafen letter 00 'fOU' f9bfic end embroider. Kit contains ln'Md stamp ped, 1lph1bet end stamper. 66782-9tlmp-9tltdt Journal Sampler 1.;~Jt;~:j~ - Colorful Cany-AUs kw Carefree Livift8l five~nap These smelt new DllCI erw so PrettY end prectkal you'Ve Just IDt to try thwnl The Joumal'a own Tntdemartc. ..,._ Un- det9Sttmate ttie Power of • Wom.n"• Is framed by • multl· colorful Dutch sampler. 11'• Pffm.d In vtbf9nt colof"I that dupllcete handcrafted embroi- dery on both •ides. Each 2.pty, for extra stl'9nsttl, pol~hytene '-• Is 14d7• ... Qtra bl• tor shopplnc, plcnlcJclnc. 910lnc to the beach .•. enywtteral H .. evy. dutv ana1>,.hut plaatlc hendln . '2021-LHJ T• .......... .$1.99 EXCLUSIVE l.ADIES HOME JOURNAL SAMPLER KIT. Cross-stitch our "Never Underestlmete" sampler on snowy white Homespun. Our colorful Pennsytvanla Dutch sampler wor1l.s up quickly In basic croa-stltches with just • touch of em-brold8fY. You receive the stemped desl1n. embroidery floss, needle end step-by-step Instructions. A walnut and IOld finished frame Is available. finished slze is 12 x 15• 67255-S.mplef . . ..... .. ..... . .......... $4.99 57J74--f...... . ........................... $4..91 Amazing Space Pen 100-YR. P£H WrlNa Upelde Downf Modeled .tter the pen developed tor UM by •stronauts on space trips! Writes In any posi- tion-upside down, sfde. weysl Produces fi ne, even strokes; won't 5'Up. blotch. ever dries up .:. you could put It In a dnt-r . . • 100 yeers later It could write Modern styllna In Poly. 7613-Spece...... .p.99 A ~~,.. detlJll Ill 11'"1 9olld bnsa. wttll .. -.zlq -~·· ... of ta. ~ ''Cllftat of 1'11 Alldea". 1'11• ortctMf 1111 towered lbo¥I Rio de J• Miro, • 11 .. c1111 of pe1ee llllCI km. 1l11Ct lto4. ,..._"Qrtst " .. .......-.... -.... -........ ~ ..... p.11 OWL P ENDA NT WISE CHOfCE Stunnlns owf nec:k-lece Is dealsn1d to look for •II the world like expen1lve ie-tryt Two emerwld • .._.. eyes end t•rs• slmul eted turqUOlae In center are rich color countel"l)Olnts to th• sllwry OWf. For the pl wttO • hoot •bout ortclnal-On 24· chain. 6-0wt H9ddaee Sl.99 Tff£ DtCTIOftARY OF NEE. DL£WOttt( was flrat pub-llsM<t In 1882. Today It Is • must for evety mod9tn needl.-wortler -beslnnet or expert. Owr 800 llhntra-ttons, 529 pa... COV9MI ewry phaH of needlewortc. some even 1rendma didn't know. MMa-NMdi..orti Otc:tlon- ery .... -.. ~·-· ..................... .$3.M MUSHROOM Jl'tLlOW UIH the moat be1lc c rewel stitc h•• on Hom•apun. Everythlnc you Med 1s 1~ eluded except the UirJ3• form. G.047-M"""-n l'tMow 12.81 NON-STICK. 3-SECTI ON UOU£T. It's thrae fry pans In onel You can cook an en- ttra meal for -or two In the qme pan .•. end uslnc only one bumer1 Non-stick: clHns wtttt a s~jvst -r.•n to wash. Great for apec: el dim, low-celorle cooklnc: w a rml n1 baby foods. l.nOWf'a.. Wfth stay. • cool handle; 10· In diam- eter. A must for kltc"-'1. 7612-~Wey a..... ... .$3.99 ~ VIOLET IHOWOff flOT •.• • pr.tty deconrtor plenter1 Pul'J)le violets & cr-n a....... •dom the ftut9d white .. rthenwarw = Baked to • b .. utlful 1-#lke flnl1h. 4 ~ •. Vlo-not Included. 11909-fltot .............. -.... $2.99 E ~ :e "' .., >-3 -. ,..-'/ _, "' ... w \ w ~ > ..J i ,_. < ... D Sf"ARKUNG FRUIT SALAD m•k" • maivelOvt' c:ent•r· plec9 for )l'Ollr tabl•. Put • oln lnm • sequin ... push It Into tM ~ ftochd fruit. Set lncludH 12 mini•· tur• pi.c-of fruit, Hqulns, and push pins. Ulch pi.c. approx.. 2•. 70005-Mlnl Fruit K1t .. $5.99 TINQU: HAND From the u - odc Orient ..... -t>att11nc ... bom. T ... ts your body to 1001 mau•ce d911Ctrts. Just allp on this lnc•nlous mitt, 171 projec. tlona provld• soothlne mas- ••••· flip mitt OYer and ny. Ion bristl" briskly stimulate your skin. M•d• of soft. flex. lbl• vinyl. 1• tone. Fits any h•nd. 16502-..,..,... Hand _ _$,5.49 THE CHILD'S f"RAYER This beautiful, artistic ~rc41ain Plat. bearw tl\9 himoua "Mow I Liiy Me down to SI Mp •.. " child's ,f.rayer. A winsome tittle 4f , her tiny hands fer· v.ntly clasped, Is lllustrat.ct In .on, -rm colors above the pra)'ei'. 7 ~ • dlamet•r plate hn hancJ.bru.hed Gold border. Plate has metal hanaer on bacti. Perfect for child's room. Children'• f"nyer ...... (lMIO) ....... $2.99 OlD FASHIONED COU>N1Al 8Ell. RlNCIS SWEETLY! Here's an old fashioned Idea that s never been Improved upon Just twist the knob & • musbl bell tinkle an· nounces • c.lle1-. Dellahtful ec:cent for your front door. Installs In mlnut" on any door. Non-electric; solid bntss-~llt to last a llf• tlme. 2 ~. hie. plat•. 4237-c.tonlal .... _..$2.99 WOODCHOf"f"£lt W£ATH£A.. VANE wotb hard -ry tJme wind blows white he points In direction of elr cul'1"8ftt. Entertainment fOf' you and nelahbora while you watch him Chop wood. Juat st1cJt In 1round or attach to fence poet. Hie axe aoes up and down •• wind· turns the pro-peller. WHther-proof poly In blue. yellow, Nd. 29xlS- 73a3-W11dchepper ...... $2.99 ADO TlfE Gl.AMOROUS GUTTM OF al'ARKUNQ RHINESTONES A.ND STUDS TO YOUR CLOTHES WITH TlflS FUN A.ND EASY Km Now you can add the "Glitter." look to your wardrobe wft1\. out spendin11 a fortune. Your starter kit Includes • professional steel stud setter. 12 slmpC&1)8ttems. 12 studs, 100 mlnestones and simple step-by·step Instructions. Fat and fun you'll tMlw r~~~nc.=~:..r~=: .~~~~: ............... $15.91 14141-Extra Slmu&atM Diamonds (Set Of 100) .............. $2.49 14142-Extn AaSOft9d Colored StorMI (Seit Of 100) ....... $2..49 14143-£xtn Stvds In Btllss (Sat al 200) . . .................... $2.49 14144-Extra Studs In NkMf (Set al 200) ...................... $2.49 Oeslll*f eoecffically for ,_ dt.work. ttlls hoop t\as no sctwws to c:atcti or pt1tl tti ... ds. Simply moYe the hoop .. you wort< to coml)Mte the deslSn. Now embroider wtth the heav- 1 est crewel yarns with out squeuln1 or stretchtn1 the d• sten out of shape. Molct.d of stronc unbraakabl• plastic, It measures 51,4 • across. "554-Hoop ............... ~ ......... $1.At STAllP·STITCH Jets you per· .onallze linens, cJotNnc. pa.c.. mats . . . enythlnc; you can llWr'I make your own Nmplenl S.mpty lhmp the c:tosa ltitdt deslsn letter on your f9bftc and embroider. Kit contains ln'Md st.amp plld, alphabet and stamper. '6782-aamp-9Htch .... ss.tt Journal Sampler ~'J~~:!~ • Colorful Carry..Alls lorCattfree ~ fiw~nap These smart n-oap •re so pmty •nd p~cel you've Juat Cot to tty them! The Joum•I'• own Tradem.rtl. ..,._ Un· deresttmate the Powoer of • Woman"• la framed by • multl· a>lorful Dutch Hmpler. It'• prlnt9d In vtbnnt colofw that dupllaite h•ndcrafted embrol· dery on both sides. Eech 2.ply, for extra strenctfl, polyethylene b•a Is 14xl 1• ... extra bla for shopplna. plcnlcldnc. «olna to the beach ... •nywherel H•rtty· dutv an•l>-'lhut plastic handles. 62021-LHJ Tote Bae ....... ..Sl.99 EXCLUSIVE LADIES HOME JOURNAL SAMPLER KIT. Cross-stitch our "Never Underestimate" sampler on snowy white Homespun. Our colotful Pennsytvanl• Dutch sampler works up quickly In basic crou1titd'les with Just • touch of em-broidery. You receive the stamped desien. embroidery flou. needle •nd step-by-step Instructions. A w•lnut •nd aofd finished fr•me Is •v•U•ble. Anlshed size Is 12x15• 67255--S.~ ............................ $4.99 67374--frwne .............................. $4..99 Amazing Space Pen 100.YR. P£H Wrltea UJNlde Oownt Modeled after the pen developed for use by •stronauts on sp•ce trips! Writes IJl eny posl· tlon-upside down, side- w•ysl Produces fine, ...,..n strokes; won't skip, blotch. ~ dri• up ••. you could put It In • drawer ... 100 yeers l•ter It could write Modem styllna In poly. 7615-Stlece,..,. .$3.99 A-~,........,.. «Mrt111 !ft llel¥1 IOlld brm. Wltll .. ..ut111 p)lcMll• lool. of die ~ "Chrttt of tlle Anda". Tiie "'1&tNI has towtred M>ove Rio de I• ntlro, e beacon of PHCI llld km. since 1904. ,.._'"Cllrtat .. .. ........ ______ .. ,, ........... .., ... OWL "ENOANT WISE CHOICE Stunnlna owt neck.' lece Is dnlcned to look for ell the world like expensive i-w.tryt Two emerald a..-i eyes and l•ra• simulated turquolae In center ere rich colol" counterpoint. to the ellvitry owl. for the a•• who sMs • hoot about orialnal-lt:y, On 24• chain. 14n5-0wt Nedltace '1-" THE DtC'TIONARY Of' NU. Of..l:WOltt( WH first pub- lished In 1882, Today 11 Is • must for every model'n needlewortler -beCfnner or expert. Over 800 lllustre- tlona, 529 pllllft coveMC -ry pha" of ..-dleworti, tome -arendm• didn't know. "949-Needleworti D1ctton. •ry _, ............................... .$3.19 MUSHM>OM rtLLOW Uaff the moat b•1lc crewel stitch•• on Homespun. EWrythlnc you need Is In- cluded except the 131113• form. 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Only 24" lone -hanp an)'Where with lu•t 2 acrewa. 16446-T ... llt8cll ... -.... -...... -....... $2.99 COUNTin CltOCX llAKD A SECltET CACHE fOlt CAIHI It's an old-fashion. ed crock ... rMdy to be flfled with dry beans, rlca, fentlfa, whatever1 But once th• lld IS off-there'a a hollow eytlnder Inside! A perfect hlde+.,.y for bllla, spare cti.~. tH small valuat»ff. ~ tel cl .. r styrene; shiny b,_., top wltto wire bell. So nice on lcltchen or pentry ahelf. 41A • fljp. 16497-...,. ...... , .. , __ , .... -... .SZ.99 UNIQUE NEW Kitchen Sampler COOlrS OUT Sa11n1 raads. "Kitchen cloeed ti.c.us. of Illness. I am sick of cook· Ins." Oranaa daisy chain surrounds the cross stitched aloa•n on a sunny yellow bacllcround. Kit Includes stamped desl&n, 100% cot· ton embroider)' thread, n- dle and simple Instructions. 9x12· frame •vallable. 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IASIETI A•YW•EIE AT llO•. Tiiis easy to •aMl!lbla cttr-COIOrad Jllllt pol4I Im you ci--1t1 with 11111&· 1111 pl111b lftY'lhert-nen In your window tllltl fltt cell· '"" 1111 to aw lllp, window alllt from 5'2" to 6'2". Hu 3 IWl¥tl lmtt. llUJ ......... P ........... ft." llllll .. INMI .... .......... llASll Col· ltctor't dtll<tl Wltll frotlly b~1 llKtflllfJ Cllrtad ·--• 111.tunc eump1e of tlle allaer ~ Of IPIM JllUI C.11 lies rlllMntd •· flowln& skits ... Ill 1111 cent.r-WM bllltDlrd poSfd Wltll Ollbtnlcllad wl1111. SU.la tM tlloW Oii table or tlltlf. 4• Ill. tm..__u CllP ...... _p .tt All·••·HI Hiii nu-,.. conn. Attncthoe colOlllal • dellp wood&Rln blbfe It tl11 btst place ,.. 104" .._ llld •fl lb -~r1... l'tloM It c,. died Oii tl)p • • • lflert'I I rteas for dlrectof1• llMI • tlltlf lntlde for pada. '*"· etc. ,...ti '9rfect 111 be6-r~\c lrvtn1 RIOl'll, 11111. '°"'° ... w tall. m•,.... c..w .. se..11 ·~ awn a•ntwn 11n ROH. llautlfully raedlrld bron l ,..,._ .-fl-Is detl&Md Oii tlla prlnclple tllat wlld 114 rds flfld food ltf sl&fll '9rdled ltup • f.ft. atffl POie: lllltfiow.r tof llfta off fOf NIY ftllln&. SM-1'1111 fHder l tray •rt h&I'. Stvnllly INde of WNlfler-n- 1l1tant plutle. ttM2----..... ·--·.$1.11 IOL8H ll·LI CIAllll CllllN, c:llah1s llld lllOf'I ctlllM •re Oft UM fnlllOll -• Ills ,...-. 4-illec.e Cllelll set fllclllda: 15" tilt• bind, 20" llllOOttl, f7" llM llld blJ'I and 32" bl1 ~ cli.111. WHr OIMI an or 11111 '• 1111tdl, Join tlle cllal11 111111 Cold fllslled1 wltll sprint clasps. You Pt all 41 ttl'll-Olll ..... -... ,$1.• GIANT MAGNIFlER N~ dlewortl aoes so much faster with this amazlna ,_ maanlfler that you'll be astonished with yoor own speed. It's 15" wide and hanp from yoor nedt by a IOlden cord ... llghtwelght too, just fou,. ounces! It's mllJIMI.._ from the same materl'iT' as ayeatass lenses to ... sure optical dari~. You'll use It for ruct1na and any other fine wor1c too. 67209-Gient fllacnlfiw $5. 99 •.. "-elof»d by an optometrist tot.,.,,,... • ..,.,..1 Make up fast, perfectly without your eyeglasses with ttMAGIC EYE"mirror Enda th• tedious, tlme-conaumln& nlahtmara af mekl"C up. Now no more aqulnt, no more stnirn, no more dan.ser ota ~Ina eyellner In your 91• Instead of on ltf Just ,,_r~ maarc •Y9" mirror away from your fee•, •nd ... ayes, llpa, 1ny feclal a reas •• clearty 11 when you -r yoor aiau .. -41Van bifocal _.,..,., Eye liner, mascara, ahadoW llp- 1tlck. f•l&e la1h•, tweulnc"• a sn•r,;;-"retuln~not taxinat" ~1~~~uM=':-~~~~--~ .. ~~~-~ ..... :...~JL~ a.AT NlW IOTCHEN tfD.f"Otl Handy ~•urine cup, hH a mlur lld with four be ... ra that make ahort work of kitchen taabl ~r-faat ... beat•r, aalad dreulnc mixer ... there'• -• valve to let )'OU add motW olt aa you mix delicious drenlnp. tlto-reed ~u•· tlona up to cup ceoeclb'. Wlpe-cle•n ded plastic. 1I005-Mber a. -·-·· .. ···-·.$%." G H b.. LUFFA PADS NATURE'S OWN WASHCLOTH From ntture's v1st storehou1e of mlraclt plants c:om.s this fabulous washcloth! Used In the Orient for centuries, th• luff• ptd scrubs 1w1y c round·ln dirt, bullt-up dried ~n •nd stws you •n lnvlaorttlnc m•H•I•· Laatll practically forever, holds lotds of auds, 6oes not tbsorb dirt or odors, rin111 clN n, nwer needs l1undenna. Btst of 111- lt dJW. In mlnutH so It's l"at for tr111tllna. You r-lvt 1 set of 3 tutt. p1d1 with h•na· Int: IOOS)9, HCh approx. 7x4 1"58-Lufft Ptefa s.t ··-···-··-·--········$1.99 1'ME M.UI'. Dr:NIM CJIUMf(QO SHOUU>Et ~ Hit the tl'all with your ~r stowed In this ... mhi.iy bottom· ''"' • ~haul·lt'" tote baa with wTld western atytlns, So roomy (for came,. buffs). so CfOOmY (for c:oam.tlca, etc.) but you can c:erT)' aftytttlfC. ~ wftt. belt tabs and runaf'1)Und aaddlt •lltdllnc. ~ two •ii.cJa poctceta" ec:tu.11)' U.,, amtll Items handy. 13dOlr13~·. PlltlZS-0..... • I 1t#u T ... ~--Sl.19 Giant MEXICAN STYLE Wfl'D•G 11.-.:K Slutll tlm. Is hamlllodt time ... lftCI 11111 la l\ow to do ltl Thia 1l•t Mulca11 stytt meddln1 hammoc:ll wlll alfftl 2 or alt 3 to 4 11111101. The 1•111t multl· colorld sisal In all tll• world 1111 ~111 twlated and bralffd by 1!1nd Into the awln<st hammock tlll1 side of huvtn. In lddltlon to Ult 1tntl1 plttsurt of 1lttpln1 or Just swlnclnc In 1 h.tmmOCll, tlll1 beauty wlll flll your prdtn "Ith 1 brUllant bunt of color, tnd be a c:otrttraatioll pltct for :1Gli' frlencb encl ntlfll· tun all ~ tone. H.tmmocll la owr 10 feet IOlll and f°' Oftl1 $6.9!1 Is 1 vary rood buy! Su!IClllH art llmltld. tMt7 ' '*-----·-·-.. -··-··-S&M Victorian Wall Bracket Ttle ltn111 braa.t that once lwlped lllht wery Ylctorf111 llovstflOld returns llOlllt IS • wall planter! It's bllss for bloU<NM or twhlln& V!Ms! F1ltlllut11 d1tlllt4ll h1 111tlqlle black cut ll"Oll to look euct11 llke Ill tlabor•tt 19th· century antestOf. The 11111 u tends 011tward ~"· ttie bOWl If 4" dl1m. i-.=Ylct .... lMlf lrtebt -···-·-·..$2..11 2/$4.99 WONDER ADHESIVE-ONE °"°" HOLDS A TOH OF PR£SSUMI Make lmposalbl• repairs from • slnaf• tube without mhc· Ina or clamplna:. Bond virtually any bretk In porceltln, ceremlcs, rubber, plutlc, &l•as. or wood. Wonder adheahl• mtkes a n lnvislble bond thtt dries In sac· onds and Is FOREVER! 132 appllcttlona. ll057-Adhes1Ye ···-···-··--·--·S2A9 ~ SMC>Onf.AWAY CAUUSU IM SECONDS. Get back In •ttp-C:.lfua Remover 1tts rid of coarae, uafy akin In atconda. Turn9 It to alfky-amooth akin! S.ft as an electric aha..,.r, Sturdy plas-tic CHI tnd 6 ft. electric oord. ~II pack.a of 7 wafer heeds IVlllabi., lJOt7-C.n. "-"-• 13018-lbfttl ... (1 ~ $1.lt FROM 0UTEJt UACE THE SUN 8LAHKETI Made of ln- aulellnc rnattrlal thtt ,... fleet& the sun's rays, k"Pln& ')'OUr body cool wtlllt you pt the moat terrlflc: summer tent Super bia, super licht- almllar to bltnket• ttken on Apollo ml11lonal Fold to tit In your ptlm, yet It open• out to • ••nc-41&• 84x56". 13654-Space ....... SZ-99 , l. au.ck fOM:ST CUCllOO CLOCKI Authentic Import from ftbttd Bltck Forest of Gtrmeny -htndcrtfttd, htndpelnttd. Colorful IM cuckoo peeks out to call the time ...,.ry quarter hour. Look$ txadty llkt 1640 museum orlafn11. Preci.lon timepiece made with the sklll Of cenerttions of fine clockmtkera. A aently _1.,.. ina pendulum, 1 rainbow of eoft colors on wtlnut brown wood. 14 -hi. 10440-Cuc:Uo ClocJa -59.tt 2 HIOSIED SHELVES ARE PlAHT' SHOW-Off'll Add the flourish of flowers, potted pltnts & curios to thHe llctrt-c.tctolnc .tltlY• for • captfvttlna dl1pl1yt Sup- ported by wtilt• tr•llla-llk• wrouctit-lron a~ bracH -perfect window home tor aun-hwlnc planu . Frosted plastlc; 22• wd., 4• dp .• 301.),. hi. lz.a.la-P'lant lhtff ........ $4.99 lt£PAIR TL\ltS IN UP'HOLITERY-INSTANT. LY, INYlll8LY, f'VIMANDfTI.YJ Stal r'IP9 and spllt "'rM In 1uto upholst.ry, con-vertlble tops end windows, relnaHr, plastic allp covers, luaa1• -before they spra•dl S.lf·•dhnlve ttpe la WNthel'J)roof, trans-Plr.nt. permanent and wlfl wltttsUnd tem- ptrtturee to 400• It rttlly don the Jobi Unaffected by wtter, oll, ,,_. .. , atum. 1oe• • 2· w~ roll; cut to th• size you need. 1303S-......... Tape • .$1.99 !S PAIRS OF PANTS ON ONF. HANGER! Hana more clothes In less closet spece with these 5-rod h•nae~. E•ch holds nHrly • com- plete wardrobe of men's trousers. ladles' al.cits. neckties. belts, skirts, 111 without • Mjnkle. Rubber-covered to pnivent 1llpplna. Open..nd plMtlc capped rods.. Metal. 16• wide. 7501-........ npt ... ..... .. .. . .. $1.M ORDER BY MAIL OR PHONE-SEE PAGE 3 FOR HANDY COUPON ,.. tas , *. *. 'NANCY T HIS DOESN'T LOOK . 11.-<E ME FINAL ·SPORTS I I ( I I I . I SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1975 LOCA WANT AD EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COAST NEWS - I KNEW HE COULDN 'T DO TEN LAPS UNDE~ WATER~ ..,.__ ___ ',L-, ----------- By Ernie Bushmilf er t t I I I I I l I I .- I I I I ~ --,--- , LET'~ ?EE WHAT'~ NEW IN THE NATLA~E HOIA~E ! . ' ' \ ' , ' N A \ E~Y FEW WEEK? IHE?E TADPOLE-? BEC.C',V'E Ff<06~ ! THEY '"'LA5T 9ECOME F~06?? ='ON'T IHEY i-1AVE' i O APPL.'/ FO~ IT? NO, IT''7 Al.ATOMATIC .'. MY DEAR, YOU WERE MAGNIFICENT! IT HAD TO BE THE MOST SUPERLATIVE PERFORMANCE OF ~~-~iii)~F'\)YOUR CAREER' O F( P~OMl?E iO BE &000? I WANTED TO DANCE REAL GOOD TONIGHT BECAUSE I KNEW SAM ANO A8eEY'D 8E WATCHING! I THINK A GOOD NIGfiT 'S e uT I I FIND MYSELF THINK.ING OF I 'LL DRIVE HOME THAT'LL BE FINE! SLEEP WILL MAKE CAN'T DONNA CON5TANTLY ... AND EVERYTHING SEEM SLEEP. THE CHANGE THAT'S COME BETTER IN TH COUSIN . OVER HER SINCE T. T. PACE MORNING! ABBEY! ~ CAME INTO HER LIFE! H~LL.01 L.OTSA 1...UCK . YOU'RE !.-Alf:=. • WITH WILLSON, I'LL CALL YOU SAM! TOMORROW! . .. A • , LOOK I KIDDIE~ --ONE "F' NATtAll:E'~ MO~E:: INTt:ltE:?ltNG PHENOMENA T~EY LOOK FUNNY NO, DeA~'5 , THEY ?IMPL.V L"5c THEI~ TA IL?, ~Pf(D£Ai,• L-EG~1 AND BECOME FULL-FLEDGED -- FFZOG-6 .,,,' f Ii MLA?I f;E .AWFlAL TO ~EA IADPOL..c !.' 00 YOU ,.PPRE.C.IAT& NOT HAVING THE t.A?UAL ~eo !APE TO ·Go · . il-1fl:OL4GH ?? FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MY LIFE, As SAM ANO ABBEY LEAVE THE PLATINUM PUSSYCAT, THE FIND WILLSON STANDING OUTSIDE! I FIND MYSELF UNA8LE TO FUNCTION! I WANTED TO WATCH DONNA'S PERFORMANCE,,.8UT I COULDN'T .. MAKE MV5ELF GO INSIDE! DONNA'S JUST NOT THE SAME! SHE ALWAYS TOOK SUCH PRIDE IN HER GRAMMAR LESSONS .•• 6 UT NOT ANYMORE! SHE ~AS LOST MEANWHILE NEXT WEEK, THERE WILL ALL INTERE5T IN THEM! • f!>E A MEETING OF THE SECRET TWENTY .. ,AN() IT COULD AFFECT YOUR ENTIRE LIFE, MY DEAR! _ __. • .. • '2.-WAY WRIST TV IRTUALLY A HOSTAGE WITH NO DESTINATION, NELLJE THE LADY BARBER TMINKS FAST, AND WITH UNEXPECTED RESULTS··-- WMEN I SAW A SQUAD CAR BEHIND US, J DELIBERATELY INCREASED --- I WANTED THE SQUAD SPEED TO 65 MPH IN A 30·MILE ZONE. WEL"Z IS AS MUCH IN ACEU..AS THOUGH HE WERE BACK IN THE PEN. ....... ' / l r DON"'r WORRY. WEFEOANb WATERED YOUR CATS. AND YOU~ CHtLIY MIU. WILL BE RETURNED TO FINISH YOUR SENTENCE SA PAROL VIOLATOR .• TO SIOP US. ~ / ,:--]~ ~ -::: =-'-'4., ,~ e ~lrtlght putt-t1b top and utlc lid eNure lasting freshn~11. IS WELZ IN THAT REAR SECTION, NELLIE I SWERVED TO AVOID A DOG. AND SINCE I WAS BEHIND THE WHEEL I FIGURED WELZ WOULDN'T SHOOT ME AT65MPH. THEN WHAT PRODUCED THIS SITUATION~ I LOVE ANIMALS. . ..,, . . t:Jnbrok~n potato .chips that stay fresh! ·· .,, E~ of that squashy misfit bag! Pringle's Nawfa~led Potato Chips come in their own ctdahproof·, airtight canister=so they're , always fresh. and unbroken, even after : they're open! And they're perfectl~ .. T" · ·aha.,.S ao tt.j •tack· together. ,-q·,·~.li1 .... ...,..>-~ ·. Juat PoY' o!-Jl •~f»l _and chomp Into the most tantalizing taste in the whole crunchy world! ~ ·I •• I • ~rln~l1'1 R1gl1lered In U.S. Pa11n1 Qlltce e 1976, P1oc.1e/r-a"1bla • THEL. TAKE A LCX'.¥ AT ().JQ LITTLE [X?EMAEk?S lN THE B6CK YARD • l 1 I HouJ Do ~ LIKE FL<,l- F!SHING SO FAR~ FMJTA5TIC[ I'VE ALP.EAD'r' CALX?Hl MOPE H.lE5TtlAM ·x CAN EAT I .. .... . .... \\l• "' • "'/.,!·· , .. 11 ., ... WEk.COME TO AN0111ER: · ADUE~lURE O~ IHE \AfY\ERlCAN .SFCRTSNUT I I . TODA(,) ON 'AMERICAN 5PORT6NUT I WE'RE GOING TO CO A llT1l.E TROU..IN& TEkk. ME, ED··· WHl) DID YOU CHOOSE lOb ANGEk.E5 TO 00 WE~L I CURT I Wini ALL OF THESE FREEWA~5 . AND --- . --::. ----- -. -~ -. ----·-: ~ -. --· -· ---M - WITH OUR GUIDE,THAT GREAT OUTCXXJRSfY\AN, ED"FLEAFLICKER' mTE J .. ---ry MOON MU'' IN& -----1 .... 1~15 Y,ARD WORK WOULD BE A BACK-BREAKER;> EXCt=PT TH,AT MAMIE15 KINDA NE,ARSl~HTf:D. -;\ c£.~~~ ~-.£..__ L-~--~.:..::::::=::::::~:.__----~~~~------1 PRETTY 11LL. 5,AY-· Rl<OHT NIFTY MOD~L. DOWN lo TH ' L,AST DE'TArL. .. -HAND ME ONE OF THOSE . ~ riliF•!l!=r;;; -- ~· -----b: ~~~~~~~~'..)._;~~---~----a, OUR TROLLING? WHAT fCIND,A BOAT IS IT ? ' BR.\Of,E.S/r-OU HAVE A MUCH BE.TIER CHANCE OF FINDING A iROlk I . A RUM-RUNNER ... <::>•. 1 CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differ· ences in drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? 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IE.(i(U I /....A r • /TIS DOWN/2/~>IT TIGHT! • DOC TOR SMOCK ;:. 'No.-c::>R . euRCH , ,..HE: E:AAINeNI" I RE:e SURGE::ON 19· • Ylloo-J.... " , • J l thouqht I·d cadd v and earn a lot of extra dough. E3LJI HOL..C/ ON .1 VVHA1""'S 1""HIS ?.' /\A.Y, YOUR BARK I S IN ,.-e;:RRIBL..C:: SHAPC:: .' ' .. 1-l-IAf K'E::ALLY DIDN'T 50UND MUCH LIKE "ROW, i:::ow, ROW YOUR BOAT"! Where to qo 1k .. and what to do " :J hat; buqqed me for month;. Oh no is right! The baq was heavv, the weat her wa~ hot and 1 didn't qet a ti P. __ 4-- r--: ,. • t t .. • • .. ..... , (fbl .. -. .. .. Suddenly I knew exactly what I wanted to do. -· .. 'T - - B Geor e Lemont I HIS BARK WAS WORSE: i"HAN HIS 6L..1 GHI".' 7-13 THATS A TRICK I LEARNED FROM VICTOR 60R6E by Biii Perry ----' ~ Well. when I ·i?:-~ , couldrit decide. · . .-: ~. , I qot this real --different sort of an idea . ' ' ""''·'' Absolutely not h\nq ! Heres how I'll spena it and 'iOU just cant beat it! ---:::m:::-1W ~rrj - 1 13 ; .' ... -··----