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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-07-27 - Orange Coast Pilot- Ex~captive Says DeJnocra~y Saved Hint BymLilY K.UE Ot ... Otlty .. ~ 1t may $Ound u corny as nmm and apple pie but. Les Yard believes d e · mocrac y saved his life. Tbe68-year- old Newport Beach resi- dent lan - g uished for three an<l one- hal! years in a Japanese in· un c.nnieotcamp in the Pbillppines durtncWorldWarU. And he'• convinced that if tbe Ameritan and Brltlab clvWeq prisoner& had not created a de# mocracy to run the camp, many wouldhevedied. Yard's experiences were more than 30 years ago. But, he says, he can relate his tc>rmer camp life to the current experiences of the ~astAsianrefugeeshere. A retired journalist, Yard says he believes the Vietnamese and Cambodian qefueees would adapt better to their new environment here it they were aecustomed lo democratic princ ipJ es. Yard, who has visited the re· fugee camp at Camp Pendleton, e laborates : "The Vietnamese here are disorganized because they're unCumiliar with de· mocracy. That's why things are heller -skelte r at the various camps set up in this country." Yard says his former compa- nions in the war camp, who still keep in touch through a newslet· SUNDAY * * * ter, ate very supportive or the new refugees in this country. However, they do not understand some of the circumstances sur· rounding their arrival. "For instance, why didn't our government place the refugees in the former camps used to house Japanese during World War II?" puzzles Yard. "The barracks are still stand- ing and are located in inland, de· sert areas where it's warmer. Instead, the Vietnamese were placed in tents near the coast, where they're cold," he con· Unued. In reflecting on his own wartime exp eriences, Yard thumbed through a · stack or yellowed, dog-eared pages bound together in a plastic sack. The former NBC radio cor- respondent w a s one of the secretaries of the administrative committee elected by prisoners to govern the camp. And he has kept camp memos he carried out during the rescue in 194:5 b)' American troops. Some are memos from the camp commandant. othe~ are pleas to J apane se off1c1a1s for more food. Another group details camp deaths Crom tropical dis · ease, m a lnutrition and execu· lions, and still others contain minutes from the committee meetings . One memo, dated May 29, 194~ from camp commandant Lt. Col. T. Narusawa, reads: . "Jn conformity with the <See PRJSON. Page A4 1 VOL 68,. NO. 208, 9 SECT IONS, 96 PAGES OR AN GE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, JULY 27, 1975 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS $40,000 Ransom Boat Crash Victiill ' Reported DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania <A P ) -About $40,000 was paid to win the release of two American students and a Dutch woman who were held in a jungle camp in Zaire by African guerrillas, well· informed sources said Saturday. One or the captives, Stephen Smith, 22, or Garden Grove, was released Friday after 10 weeks in captivity. He was flown here Saturday to an emotional reunion \\ith two other captives, Carrie Hunter of Atherton, Calif., and Emilie Bergmann of Holland. The two "(omen were released last month. A fourth k idn a p victim, Ba rbara Smuts of Ann Arbor, Mich., was released a week after lbe May 19 kidnapings to carry ransom demands to Tanzanian authoaitjes. Stanford University offi~tals "ted by Dr. David Hamburg declin ed to say bow muc.b ransom was paid. Hamburg told newsmen part of the deal was that neither side would disclose ransom terms. However, sources here said the university paid around $40,000 in British bank notes that had been raised by Stanford, the students' parents and other Americans. University President Richard Lyman s aid in a statement is· sued Saturday al Stanford: "From the s tart, the American government made clear its posi· lion lo the payment of ransom in any form together with its re· alistic appreciation that if private parties chose to follow (See FREED, Page AZ> FreakStonn Rips Trees. in Somldand ' ONT ARIO <U Pl)-A freak windstor m 'that lasted about five minutes whipped through this San Bernardino County· com- munity Saturday night, ripping trees Crom the ground and caus· lng power outages. There were no reported in· juries. A police oCCicer s aid •'a hell of a wind blew through town at about 7 p.m ." and described the sudden storm as "a cyclone." He said a tree across the street from the police station was blown down and barely missed landing on a nearby truck. The station received 45 reports or power outages in the city and 28 instances of trees either torn from the ground or with broken limbs. Two houses were stnJck by downed trees and a roof on a garage was blown of!. There was also a report of an air condWooer blown out of aw all. Dally l"li.t ,,..elly JelllO Valteru KIRA LOOFBOURROW WITH HER 38-INCH CARROT Now All She Needs Is • Really Big Rabbit That's All, Folks By JOHN VALTERZA OflM Dally PlletSt•ff Bugs Bunny would be proud. Because little Kira Loofbourrow of Corona del Mar has grown a carrot that would give ol' Bugs indigestion. It m easures 38 inches Crom lip of root to crown -with 18 in· ches of bright green top for good measure. It's taller than the Utile farmer who grew it, and when the youngster. the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Jim Loofbourrow of 4606 Roxbury Drive, dug the massive veget able out ot its special planter, the only placebigenoughtostoreit was the bathtub. Kira a nd three other children in the family have tended personal vegetable gardens since mid-spring. She bought a seed variety that grows long, but no one expect· ed the behemoth. Her mom figures that one explanation may lie in lbe growing medium -a comlJlercial mix known as Super Soil. "We planted several of the seeds on a real tall planter made of wood, and when Kira-dug the carrot up Thursday the vegetable bad made it a ll the way to the bottom," said her mother. There ar e about five of the carrots still growing in the planter. One carrot, obviously, will last some time al the family din· nert.able. Kifa. according to family custom, has first choice on the con· sumption or her awesome produce. "I like them r aw and whole," said the little blonde. But Kira bas a bit of a problem when it comes to chomping raw carrots -even the regular size. Llke every other6-year-old, Kira has only one front tooth. Senate Overrides Veto From Wlre Senlela . !,.~. ~. WASlUNGTON -ll'fftlCltnl Ford Saturdat vetoed u'toocoet· Jy a a bllfftle bealtb=blU -but ta Senete I.JD m vot· td \0 override, t.l\e tlnt. this 1ear either house of CoQgress has rn111ttted the votes to do IO. Ford's veto messaie. rdcased as he waa n1tn1 to Europe, .. id the blah cost ot the fJlJl -wlalcb included funds for "°11Dmunlty memal health centen, rape pre-- v en lt on . treahn ea\ or hyperten11lon and treLnibl for nunea -• 1could not be toleral· ed" by the already strained ~bud1et. -WUMn hours, lhe Senate in a rire Saturday se&1ion voted 61 to 15 to override his action. ll was Ute nir)th Ford veto this year and onl)' the lint 1uccessfuJ vote to override -Congress !ailed on rour tiarUer attempts and did not evell trY on tM rest. ~American Nurses Associa· UoD bad reacted quickly to the veto. call1n1 the action "lncom· preheaslble." uu the veto ll nol overridden there could be very serious re- 1Wta for lbe counll')''s nursing schools and student.a,'' the as· soclaUon said. Ford said that bills under con· slderation by Congress would add $25 billion to the federal de· ficll. "To avoid &.hi~, r have no choice but to veto these bills if lhe Congress Insists on sending the m to me," Ford said. He added that be disagreed with some provisions of the measure • uying some parts should be absorbed in the re,Wsr health delivery ayst.em and com· meriting tbal others duplicate ex· iJUns protrMms. • 1~ Airlifted to Coast By DOUGLAS FRITlSCHE Ofllle D•llY 1'1lot$t.iff A Newport Beach woman was rescued in a dramatic airlift Saturday after the cabin cruiser in which she was riding collided with a sailboat in open water about eight miles southwest or the Newport jetty. A Coast Guard resc u e helicopter a irlifted Mrs. Betty Bundren, 3908 River Ave., from the badly damaged cruiser, Take 2. She was taken to Hoag Memorial Hos pital in Newport Beach, treated for an injured hip and shoul<ter, and released. The 27-foot Take 2 collided "'i th the sailboat Catch the Wind about 10 a.m . Saturday morning. The impact opened a gaping three-foot-diameter bOle in the cruiser's bow from the waterline to the gunnel, split lhe gunnel about 12 feet back from the bow and opened ·another hole below the waterline, plus several other cracks in the hull. Piloting Take 2 was Edgar Bundren, the victim's husband. He a nd Mrs. Bundren were the only persons aboard. Four unidentified persons were aboard Catch the Wind. The sailboat was damaged slightly by the collision, according to Coast Guardsmen. Coast Guard cutlers Point Divide a nd Point Camde n responded to Bundren ·s~distress calls as Take 2 began taking water. According to a Point Divide crew member, the impact threw (See RESCUE, Page A2) Attack Hurts Man Alleged To Be Burglar An alleged burglar is in critical condition today Crom injuries re· ce i ve d wh e n a n irate Westminister homeowner struck him twice in the head with a claw hammer. Homeowner Louis D. Thomas, 13896 Milton Ave., told police he surprised a trio of burglars in his living room about 3 : 15 a.m. Fri- day. As he went after one with the hammer. the other two fl ed, smashing through a sliding plate· glass door in their haste toescape, police said. Jonathan Mitchell Kinsey, 19, or Westminster is in critical but stable condition at Orange County Medical Center today as a result of the ham mer blows in the early morning altercation. Thomas told police he was awakened by noise tn bis living room Friday morning and armed himself with the hammer belore go.lngtoinvestigate. ON THE l~SIDE ANNIVERSAR V -One year qo today. the House Judiciary Committee voted lo recommend that the House impeach then· President Richard Nixon. The or- deal of committee chairman Peter Rodino is exam.lned on Page A7. UNION SQ\4AB8LES -A Costa Mesa coup(t came l.Wldtt tmlon ftre wba ~\or otneJals dalmed the palt were using a dod1e to enable tbem to handle both uaton ind GOnunioo con- tracts. How the epu»Je won their c:ue ~ore a labOr \oard ls told ooPageD2. -" .. . ;.I; • ... . Oally Pllol Pl9otos by RIC!Mlrd K .... ltr IS SHARKLIKE 'JAWS' LOOK IN VOGUE FOR BOATS? Newport's Blac kie Gadarian Surveys Da ma ge d Take 2 Ford Begins 10-day Journey in Europe BONN. West Germany CAPJ - Pres ident Ford arrived here Saturday night to begin a 10-day European mission that he said was directed at stabilizing East· West relations Ford made no statement on his arrival. He boarded a helicopter with his wife , Betty, and Secretary of State Henry A. Kiss- inger to fly lo Gymnich Castle, a moated country mansion 25 miles northwest of Bonn, where they will stay while in West Germany. Ford and Kissinger planned to meet with West German Chan· cellor Helmut Schmidt today and depart for Warsaw Monday morning. They also will visit Finland. Romania and Yugoslavia during the 13,200· SMOG LOGGED -Air poUu· lion is a constant factor in the lives of Orange Coast residents. The history and nature of smog. and its effect on human health, are examined by Dajly Pilot Staff Writer Wiltiam Schreiber in two stories on Page Bl. W.C. FIELDS llEVISJTED- The late comedian ls the subject or a forthcoming Cilm, "W.C. Fields and Me," based oo •book by Fields' mistress, Carlotta Mont.I. V alerle Perrine plays Carlotta and expressM some atrona opinions about Ftelds to column.lit Rex Reed,onPageB7. \ mile trip. Before takeoff from Andrews Air Force Base ne ar Washington. Ford defended his decision to go to Helsinki to join with leaders of 34 other nations in signing a statement of principles for East· West cooperation. The Helsinki agreements . which contain no enforcement provisions and carry only moral weight, "ca n J>TOmote wider cooperation and greater security across the entire continent of Europe.'' Ford said. Presidential Press Secretary Ron Ness en reported that Ford spent much of his time during the seven -hour flight fro m Washington on the telephone <See FORD. PageA2> lnsld~ Saotdafl MT-len kt ., ... ,.u .. "'' D_ .. lllM<ll .. "'4"11t ... At ~· AS ......... Ii O..ltlt!M Ol·U Nl/ftu•n •• ,,_..._ •• ...._ .. CWll ..... .. ,,... . ., Ch•~ 114 ........ •• llllterill ,..._. A .. 7 ........... , ... llfl..,._111-M ... , s.wtl (1-l ~ltt•v•ll Af ,....., I S "'-02 V.JteMl\alO 4U DAILY f'ILOTMCTIOIU .~ Al DAI. y PILOT Sundey. July 'n. 1975 Coast Watch ... Top News Stories of the past week from Orange Coast Communities COSTA MESA --An unusual citation was issued last week after police discove red that a resident had run a hose from a fire hydrant to his swimming pool. Ronald De- v ito, 3 5 , who said he had received permission from police by phone , was charged with the theft of 19,000 9allons of water worth about $ 1 1 ••• SA N CLEM ENTE --A pclice spok esman said last week he has knowledge of c riminal conduct by a city official and will disclose it • in d~e course. Mayor Anthony DiGiovanni called the statement "a crude use of defamatory innuendos." Poli ce and city officials have bee n at odds over salary negot iations ... 1 RVINE --In a surprise move, city officials obtained the deed f r om th~ Irvine Comp any to a strip of land in the planned Village of Woodbridge last week. School offic i als had reportedly b een . con sidering c ond e mning the land, whi c h would l i nk two proposed school s , to prevent its use as a transit corridor ... CAP ISTRAN O --A study commis- sioned b y the Ca pistrano Unified Sc hool District disclosed last week that three out o f four non-teaching emp loyes of the district a r e .under- paid in comparison to other school districts ' wage levels. Recom - mended increases would cost $76,500 a year .•. NEWPORT BE~CH --The Fifth Avenue Corridor, a controversial proposal for alleviating Pacific Coast Highway traffic through Corona de l Mar, was endorsed last week by the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce. Senators Seek End To Turkey Arms Ban WASHINGTON (AP> -W&m - tng of foreign policy disuter, the Senat e's Democratic and Republican leaders pleaded with the House on Saturday to re- consider its vote cutting off arms shipments to Turkey. Meanwhile, Turkish troops began moving into U.S. military installations Saturday on a gov- ernment order to take control in reprisal for the continued American ban on arms ship- ments. The arms ban was imposed by the American Congress after Turkey used American equip· ment in its invas ion or Cyprus a year aso . The House or Representatives on Thursday voted down a Ford administra- tion request to partially un the ban. Some senators argued that the move ts a threat rather than a boon to Greece because Turkey might comandeer stockpiled U.S. nuclear weapons and become a nuc I ear superpower overnight. Republican Leader Hugh Scott said it is the worst decision made by either House or Senate In the 34 years he has been in Congress. Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said the House's actions may well result in throw- ing Turkey into the arms or the Arab states in the Middle East in the conflict with Israel. Meanwhile, Pentagon officials DAILY PILOT Rot>ert N. Weed ,.,.,,,,.nt •"O 11\,bllVV>• Jack R Curtsv 'Ilk• ""f\•!Jot~t •'Kl C..n .. •I Mo1141Qit• Thomas K ecvlt l_dttOt Thoma<, A. M uron1n.- M-. "*Q•no E ditOf Tllomas M . Mccann $1/f!Oo £dl!o- Otar t es H . Loos ~lchard P. Nall A\\l\l•nt 1Nn•0t"O f.tlltoo ton•• tM l f h O••lltt C••U P11~l•lllnt (IWh.,._.,., '41> f't•\ ,...,,,.~ tltV\ff~~ .... Hot MM "',.,, ' CH ••vertn•,.....,_•~ ,..,,." M•f' •• r,,. ,..,(,.. •''"""' ,,., ••• "'"'""•" of lDP't'•9"t•..,....r #,., '°"" 1 \\ CHtt•4H3• O••d •t ~·· ..-.. ••• t•tot ... n•• \uO.."IM...,Wt•rr>H»Ol-lllY, ... "'•" t4 00 -"'~'' ll'Wlll...,. .. 1111.tt .... " 00 ~"'" said they have not changed any U.S. activities in Turkey or re· moved any military personnel despite Turkey 's decision to stop activities al U.S. bases. Both Scott and Mansfield said the House vote and Turkey's re- action to it seriously imperiled the southern Clank of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the future of NATO as a whole. Sen. John Tower CR-Tex.) said Turkey's decision lo stop activity al U.S. bases In Turkey en· dan1ers lhe U.S. 6th F1eet. Its position is untenable, he said, since Portugal is golns through a left-wing political con- vulsion. since Italy is experienc- ing Communist pollllcal ad· vance1, since Greece hes dented the Cleet homeport facilities, !!lnce It cannot use the Azores and since Turkey has become alienated. "We should give serious con- sideration to withdrawing the 6th Fleet," Tower said. All those senators who spoke credited the work of an extreme· ly effective lobby of Greek- American citizens for the 222 to 206 vole by which the House vol· . ed Thursday to continue the arms embargo placed last February alter Turkey's occupation o( part or Cyprus. Scott said: ·'I cannot sec how it can be helpful to Greece to have its neighbor seize one of the greatest accumulations of nuclear power in the world. IC I Uved in Greece today, J would be terrorized." f'ron1 Page A I FREED ••. other advice, lt could not stand in their way. "Similarly. Stanford Universi- ty, became of our obU1attoos to other student! and faculty who study and work abroad, could not and did not contribute to any pay. menl for return or the students." "ll 's good to be free," Smith told reporters on his arrival here wtlb bi1 father. Joaeph Smith, Cl. The younger Smlth, heavlly bearded and thin but otherwtse appearint healthy. waa em· braced by MlH Hunter and MIH Bertmann, who handed hlm champarne uid nowen. ''I don1t know what to do," he said. "I've never been famous before." Smlt.b had trevel~ trom Zain ·~Lake TanaanYtk• by boat to K.110ma, eeo miles wat or hue, where his rat.her had kept vtaU for nearly a monlb. Gutn1Uas from t1't Popul1r Rtvohnlonary Party -PRP - kldnaped the four students tr.>m th• remote animal reeearoh bbe ln w11~m Tan11nl1. , \ 3 Astronauts 'Much Better' HONOLULU (UPI ) -The last three Apollo astronauts, released Crom intensive care hospltaUza. Uon and appar@nlly rree or lu.n1 inflammation Crom the polaonou1 gas they breathed In their spaceahip, said Saturday they were "anxious to get on the road" toward a delayed return home. Thomas Starr ord. Vance Brand and Donald "Deke" Slayton met briefly with reporters at lbe Trlpler Army Hospital in Honolulu , where they were placed in the intensive care wa~d Friday after the recovery ship New Orleans reached Hawaii. "We all feel much better," Stalford said. ''It's good to be out of the intensive care place, even l.bough it was just for monitoring purposes. "We're anxious to gel on the road.'' Dr. Arnauld Nicogossian, a space agency specialist, said From Page Al FORD ... with his aides in W ashinglon. He said Ford was seeking ways to get the House of Representativ~ to reverse its Thursday vote that continued the embargo of arms to Turkey. In his d eparture remarks, Ford omitted a reference to the three Baltic states which were taken over by the Soviet Union in 1940. Thal section. included in print- ed copies of the statement pro- vided to newsmen beforehand,' said: "The United States has never recognized the Soviet in- corporation of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia and is not going to do so in Helsinki.'' Some e thnic g roups and political Clgures. as well as exiled Russian writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn, have charged that the summit will result in tacitly acknowledging Soviet hegemony over Eastern Europe. * * * Percy Sees Ford Shoo-in CHICAGO ( P > -Sen. Charles H. Percy says that barring any major, unforeseen problem over- seas or with the economy at home, President Ford has the 1976 Republican nomination sewn up. Percy, an Illinois Republican who has been mentioned as a possible GOP contender, also says he thinks former California Gov. Ronald Reagan is unlikely to muster enough support to win the nomination. Flash Flood Warning Out In San Diego LOS ANGELES CAP) -The National Weather Service issued a naah flood warning Saturday 1 night ror mountaln and inland coastal valleys of San Diego County Weather radar indicated heavy rains over the coastal valleys and mountains, the weather service said, with Ramona re- porting "about one-hall inch or rain In a few minutes." The lhul'lderstorms were mov- ing southward at about 18 miles per hour, the weather service said. A dazzling electrical storm covered much of the San Diego area and lightning strikes knocked out power to about 5,000 homes ln the Clairmont area juat north of the city. Liaht rain waa reported at Llndbergh Field and Pt. Loma. Police Dog Stabbed In Stanton • Stanton police called ln aa- slalance from etght 1WTOUndlng cities when a birthday party got out of hand early SatUl'd&)t mom· Ina. A poUce do1 waa stabbed ln the fray. Flfteen youths were arrested al the party at the home ol Albert Cr\11, 11912 Santa Maria. Stanton police aatd. Stanton police bad been keep- lnl an eye on lb• b~ after an earUer complaint about DOiff. Pelle• 11td about 15 penom a'9d 14 to22 were al the Pt.11¥· Officen ln a patrol car passing by ... • fl1hl beliDDlnl and beard rour ahoU. aatk·UP off)ctn W .. call .. In treal Buen• Park,~, Los Alambol, ADahelm, Sft18taeh, w~ and Oanlln Grove u the ~ bt1a UU'owln& rodrl u4S boltltt. ' ,. In a medical bulletin issued at 3:30 p.m . (PDT> that all three utronauu appeared free of pain and coughing -symptoms or the potentially dangerous lung in· nammation they suffered Thurs- day from breathing strange yellow fumes ln thelr spaceship. Th~ crew will be kept under less intensive observation ut the hospital for another 24 to 48 hours, Ntcogosslan said, but "General crew health status is satisfactory. '' lo Houston, meanwhile, the space agency released the first sharp color photographs taken in orbit. by the astronauts of the Russian Soyuz spaceship and two Soviet cosmonauu with whom they new for two historic days. Engineers at the Houston Space Center labored through the weekend studying air ftlt&s and data tapes from Apollo to learn the nature and source of the yellow, sharp-smelling fumes that tilled Apollo during the final minutes of its descent and forced hospitalization of the crew. All three astronauts com- plained of burning eyes, skin and throats when they were picked up by the New Orleans. Doctors aboard the ship found they also had irritated lungs and could not inhale deeply without coughing. Physicians worried the gas might have been nitrogen tetrox· ide, a rocket Jjropellant that turns to nitric acid in the lungs and can produce serious delayed effects including pulmonary edema or water in the lungs. They hospitalized the crew to check for any such develop- ments. The cosmonauts who new with Apollo landed Monday. They and the astronauts were followed lo earth Saturday by two more cos- monauts who spent 63 days on or- bit aboard the Soviet Salyut 4 Space Station and made a televised landing lo cap two or the world's most dramatic weeks in space. Trial to Open In Murder Of Countian A trial la set to begin Monday on murder charses being pressed against Deborah Kantaeng, 19, in the shotgun death of a Santa Ana man she said raped her. The cue will be heard In a Norwalk Superior Court. Jury selection was completed Friday. She ta accused of killing Danny C. Allen, 21, or Santa Ana Oct. 3, 1974. An earlier jury was dismissed in June when Judge Beach Vaaey declared a mistrial because o( excessive publicity surrounding lhe suicide of the defendant's father , Robert Boyd of Bell.nower. Mn. Kanlaeng told police Al- len had raped her the day before . the killing. Police said the def en- d ant admitted shooting Allen when he s howed up at her apart- ment the day after the alleged rape. Murder Spree Still Unsolved LOS ANGELES CAP > -A widening investtgatlon failed to come up with any major suspects Saturday tn a 40-mlnute spree that left three dead in three at- tacks and robberies, police re· ported. Two o( the six men arrested alter the separate Incidents Thursday night tn the West Los Angeles-Santa Monica area and questioned tn the attacks were released on $5,000 ball each and "the other four are free to go anytime they come up with the money,'• an officer 1a1d. The aix were booked on suspi· clon or robbery Friday although much of the lnterro1aUon in· volved the violent attacks that killed actre11 Barbara Colby,~; actor James Kiernan, 35, and Gloria Witte, 57, wife of a Lockheed aerospace executive. Officers still believe the al· tacks were Unked, since all in· volved black assailants driving vans. AF Plane Crash Kills 5; I Lives lMLAY, Mlch. <UPI> - A U.S. Alr Force CllO Hercules tranaport plane cal1'1tnl 11• re- Hrvl1t1 on a wHkend low· altitude tralnln1 e••rclae crubed and burst lnto 0•= a field DHf tbll La9Ml" ly C!OlllmUDlty Saturday. Ftvt of lb• ala mm oa bovd were killed la Ml~blaan'1 worst aviaUon craab in a d....se. The lone 1urvlvor, ldent.llled anlY ., 1 Hr1eant, waa lilted ln mtlcll coodltton. fdtntlntaU9n1 were Wltbheld .,.ndlDI noUOcaUon 0( : ldn. • Surfer Injured On.Coast Un1ertna overcast •kles and scrawny aurf made Saturday a ho·hum day at Oran•e Coast beachea, accordln1 tollleauarda' reports. The day wu marred by a surf- ing ac!cldenl at El Morro trailer park. near Laguna Beach. Doua Parri1h, 20, of Fullerton wu hli by a friend'• board around 3:30 p.m. He was treated at Soulh Coast Community Hospital and released. Laguna lifeguards reported a "small crowd'' of around 18,000 • and low surf. The surf shortage forced delay of the 21st Annual Brooks Street Surfing Contest in Laguna. The contest will be put off until the surf improves. Last year, it was delayed two months. ~ Huntington Beach reported a "small to medium" crowd of 32,000, a (oot or two of surf and clouds most of the day. o.11y ,. ... scan ,.... UNHURT PILOT Owner Bundren From Page A I RESCUE ..• Mrs. Bundren from her seat on the alterdeck forward into the cabin. When the helicopter arrived, f,tra. Bundren was lashed to a lit- ter and hoisted about 100 feet into the air to the r escue craft. Bracing her for the ascent, a Coast Guardsman told her lo think of the lift as a "great white knuckler" -a carnival thrill ride. Meanwhile, waler wu flowing into the gapins holes ln Take 2's bow. A Coast Guardsman staunched •part of the now with a makeshift. patch, a towel stutred into the portion of the hole below the waterline. But an estimated SO gallons a minute was pouring in through the yawning hole in the bow, a Coast GuardsmansaJd. A pump was set up aboard Take 2 and the damaged vessel lashed to the side of Point Divide. The pump was kept running as the boats Ii m ped back to Newport Beach. Catch the Wind, still satiable after the impact, returned to Newport Beach under escort by Point Camden, but without as- sistance. The badly damafed Take2 was towed to Blackie's Boatyard on Balboa Penlnaula !or repairs. Seizure Kills Aged Cyclist SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -A 71-year-old Sall Lake City man who, along with his 70-year-old wife. began a 1,200-mile bicycle ride through Colorado and Kansas su!f ered a tataJ be art at- tack hours after they betan their trip, his widow confirmed Satur- day. Laurence Baty. a retired auditor for the Utah State Tax Commission, s urrered the heart attack Friday southeast or Denver, Mrs. Baty said in a telephone interview shortly after she returned home Saturday night. She said she came lo await the arrival of her husband's body. lt was a "crummy day" in Newport Beach, lifeguards said. •' A "small crowd" of 50,000 turned out despite the dark skies and mild two-foot south swells. All in all, it was a "dull day," lifeguards said. ., However, it was "surprisingly good" in San Clemente, with a beachgoing crowd of 8,00Q. .and mild tempera lures in the mid '70s despite the clouds that stayed on. mostortheday. Elsewhere along the Orange Coast, air lempetatures stayed around 70 and water tem- peratures around 68 degrees. Mayaguez A.ct 'Necenary,' Miller Says WASHINGTON (UPI) -11\e captain of the freighter Mayaguez, captured by \,be Cam· . • bodians last May, told Congress Friday that two months have not changed his mind that "The military action taken by our forces was necessary to get our release.·· Capt. Charles Miller of Foun- tain Valley told a House armed service subcommittee that he still feels that had not the U.S. military intervened, be and his- crew or 39 men would have been held hostage "for something the Cambodians wanted." Rep. Don Riegle CD-Mich.) said a lot or questions slill re. main unanswered. He said ho wanted to know why Miller and other sea captains were not warned lo stay out of the area since two ships had been seized in a similar f ashlon in the pre- vious week. The U.S. military may have been too trigger-happy, be said, ln blowing up tour Cambodian gunboats, landing marines on an· island where the MayailJez crew no longer was held and bombing a mainland port after the Mayaguez bad been released. "I was the m·an who was there," Miller said. "I wouldn't be sitting in front of you here in this hearing room . . . without the angels in the sky, u I called our jet fighters.'' End ot Trail ... ,..... 1 ' Henn Auch and Dtck Dougherty Of RocbeateT, N.Y. ar· rtved ln Lincoln Clty, Ore., late last week after ridioa' cross.country on the blcentenl\Jel bloycle route from thi AUanUc to tbe Paclflc. Bot.h men are emple>Yll of th• Rochester Times Union . • • .. 't p T s .. -- Sundey. Juty 'Tl. 197'5 DAIL V PILOT A3 ~Can Advises Bathers·i I Coast It,' Crew COLESWORTHY, D. CELIBERTI, K. STRICKER, K. KOCH, J . REID, L. HIGBY, J. CATHCART CMly l'ltet rMtes •r LN ,.,_ By HILARY KAVE OftMI D•llY Pllet SUit Matt Colesworlhy is spending his summer trying lo solve what he calls the "Jitter epidemic" in Newport Beach. , With a crew or 12 teen-age lit- ter-fighters, Colesworthy, 20, patrols the local beaches and tries to educate people about the litter problem. "The amount of litter down here is just ridiculous," says Coleswortby, who was hired by the city's Citizens' Anti-Litter Control Advisory Committee. Cotesworthy's crew spends Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays walking the beaches and are paid $2 an hour by the city for their efforts. They are high school and junior col- lege students. From · 11 a.m. to 2 p.rn. they patrol the area from the Balboa Pier to the Santa Ana River jetty. From 11 :30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m . it's the Balboa Pier to the wedge, and from 12 p.m. to 3 p .m . they can be found at Big Corona Beach. So Car, response by beachgoers has been 98 percent positive, ac- cording to Coleswortby, a USC s tudent majoring in business and real estate. .. Only one person I can think of gave us a hard time. She got real irate and yelled, 'I have a right to litter. I pay taxes!• "said the an- tilitter chief. DUO EYE POTENTIAL LITTERBUG JENNIFER HUESTON The students pick up some trash while on the job, but their primary !unction is to educate people. "The city crews pick up trash~ Gas Shortage Foreseen WASHINGTON (AP) -Jf the predictions in a government re- port prove true, sometime this winter Americans may find their gas stoves won't always light for cooking and gas furnaces won't always fire up for heating. A report by the House Govern- ment Operations Committee ~ays the nation could experience its worst natural gas shortage in history this winter. "For the first time curtailments might reach residenti~l users," the report says. The report is the latest in a series of forecasts Crom some segments of government that the natur al gas shortage this winter will be even more severe than last when tens oC thousands of workers lost thelr jobs because the fuel wasn't available for manufacturing needs. At least one House subcommit - tee and the staff of another federal aBency remain skeptical. They claim that producers may be holding back supplies to exert pressures to drive up prices. In March, for instance, a staff report of the Federal Trade Com· mission recommended a federal legal action against the nation's 11 major natural gas producers, claiming they w ere un· deresUmating natural gas re- serves in an attempt to inCluence "the price at which producers sell natural gas . to interstate pipelin e companies.'' And the House Commerce sub- committee on oversight and in· vestigations has been looking in- to whether the industry has been deliberately withholding gas by underestimating supplies and failing to produce adequately from existing wells. Warnings of a nationwide crisis oC emergency proportions are contained in the Government Operations report, which says the shortage !or the year ending March 1976 will be 45 percent greater than in the previous 12 months. · 1be report says the states of Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio~ Kentucky, West Virginia. 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Wit~ \ " 5J Al 6S u 71 " n .. '° ,. jf ,, ... ,. so IS 71 ,, ... M SI 76 $1 11 SI 94 ., • S3 IO SI ., n .. 14 " n a to '1 74 Q "' : :l ., .. .. 14 ., ,. 82 S6 '° .. «I 7C ,. '3 I) 70 ,, '3 " 6J '°' ., 13 56. 11 ,. 9S '° .... 13 .. " .. .. 61 70 S6 • .a IQ " .. ,. C2 ., t l f • I ANTILITTER PAIR TAKE MESSAGE TO HUESTON FAMILY OF ONTARIO NEAR NEWPORT PIER WHAT THEY FIGHT: TEAM PICKS UP SOME LITTER, BUT 'THAT' S THE SYMPTOM' and that's what l call treating the symptoms," said Colesworthy. .. What we're doing is trying lo get to the root of the probl~m." he added. The approach u sed by Colesworthy and his workers is low-key and designed to inform, but not irritate, beachgoers. They sometimes wear red, white and blue "Can your Trash·• T - Car Industry Earnings Up For Spring DETROIT (AP )-The auto industry, recovering from its first quarterly loss since the Great De pression, turned a modest profit in the s pring. financial analysts say. Such a profit would signal im· provement of the economy over- all even though the industry's earnings in the spring period were expected to be the lowest for the April through June period since the 1958 recessiott. The auto and housing in· dustries traditionally lead the economy into recession and then pace the turnaround. Housing starts remain uncertain, but car sales have begun to pick up. "The auto industry is still in a financial earthquake, but the tremors are not as great," said Arvid Jouppi, an analyst in Detroit. Investment sources say GM made more than $300 million in the quarter; Ford made between $70 million and $90 million. American Motors broke even and Chrysler lost $30 million to $60 million. Secret Nixon Tape Reported LOS. ANGELES GP) -The Los Angeles Times reported Saturday sUU·secret Watergate tape recordings quote former President Richard M. Nixon as saying Justice Department pro- secutor Earl J . Sllbert "may have been" covering up the scan- dal during its lnrancy. Silbert is now awaiting Senate action on his nomination as U.S. . attorney for the Di strict of Columbia. The Times sold It bad oblained a partinl transcript of a con- venatton between Nlxon and H.R. Haldeman that took place April 26. 1973, as t.ho Watergate coverup wa.s coming unraveled. I . ' shirts. but not always . "I walk up to people, introduce myself and tell what I'm doing. Then I wish them a good duy, ., good soak in the s un and remind them to keep a good thought for us," Colesworthy said. Although most people arc pleasant to the anlilitler workers, individual responses run the full gamut. .. A (t'w people an· really rude and just won 'l lis ten. Others. though, have been great and of-... fer me food." Coles worthy said. He admits that it's a big pro· blem lo combat in one summer and says it's difficult to see real results Crom his work. "But when people are confront - ed with a problem , they become more aware. That's the first stop," Colesworthy said. ICC to Ask Cities To Use Zone Plan O ran ge Co unt y":. Intergovernmental Coordinating Committee (ICC} has adopted a set ot standardized zoning designations it will a sk all county cities a nd county government to adopt. Reali s ticall y, a n I CC spokesman said, it will take several years for all the cities and the county to bash the proposal over a nd make a decision. The listing adopted by the ICC is the culmination of months of work. The standardized zoning proposal was pushed by county Supervisor Ralph Clark, an ICC member. Clark said the wide variety of zoning designations among local government bodies is confusing to builders and the public. The I CC is a voluntary consortium or county government a nd most county cities. The proposed list of zoning designations contains four general categories including residential , comme rcial . industrial and special use. A total of 40 subcategories fall under the main beadings and there are five standard suffixes that can be attach ed to residential and commercial designations. Residential zoning prefixes include A !or Agriculture. AG for general agriculture, RA for residential agriculture, RS for single family residential, RD for duplex, RM for multi-family and RO for residential office. Commercial zones include CO Laguna Lifeguards Set for Conle818 Four teams of Laguna Beach lifeguards will compete in lnters- quad compeliUons at 10 a .m. tA>day on Laguna's Main Beach. North, south, and central ahoftllne guards and lheold boys on the headquarters staff will vie lo the run-awim-paddlcboard compet1Uon. for commercial office, CR for commercial-recreation, CL for limited commercial, CG for general com merciaJ, CH for highway commercial, CF for freeway commercial, CS for a s hopping center, CM for commercial m anufacturing and CBD for commercial business district. The four industrial zones would be ML, for limited manufacturing, MG for general industrial, MH for heavy industry and MP for industrial park. . The special use heading contains most of the zoning designations, including BR for beach recreation, B for buffer, CC for civic center, H for high rise, HS for hillside, FP for flood plain, NI for noise impact, 0 for oil, OS for open space and P for parking. Also. PC for plann e d community, P /I for public I institutional, P UD for planned unit dev e lopment. R for recreational, SC for ~ceni c corridor. SG for sand and gravel, SI for seismic impact, SS for service s tation, W for waterfront and WI for wildlifo impact. . The ICC s uggested th at suffixes such as R for resbicted' and S for s ingle-story be available in the residential category and for commercial areas, s uffixes such as C for community. N for neighborhoo<i· and R for regional. I China Hibl Joint Space Mission TOKYO CAP> -Peking, com·~ menling today on the recent 1 Apollo-Soyuz docking, said that a handshake in space couJdn'te<>v- er up the struggle for power between Mo scow and Washin~on back on earth. . China s ofrlcial Hsinhua news agency said "although a great , deal or money was spent on ad· vertlsing il. the twu superpowers' sermorui on 'de- tenle' have not produced any new e«ect." ., .. ... ' "'(('. Ln. M~ Jr .: .iri '~ ...,.,,, ... oa ... ,.,. I I r • • '. 'Jaws'· Cap~etl Near CataliDa LOS ANGELES (AP> -Of- ficials say a great white shark - of the variety made notorious by the film "Jaws" -has been killed by swordfishermen off the coast of Catalina Island. "Its jaws were unbelievable," said lifeguard Lt. Paul McKilroy of the mammoth beast caught Wednes day. "The teeth were about 1.5 inches in diameter and 4 to 5 inches long. They were big." The shark was killed by a group of fishermen after a 1 V2· hour-long battle. They tiauled the giant fish aboard their boat, the · Heather B, and transported it to Avalon Harbor at Catalina. Avalon Harbormaster J ohn Phelps verified the catch and testified to the beast's massive size, estimating it weighed over 2,000 pounds and was over 15 feel long. Phelps was uneasy over the catch of the man·eating Fire Fought lnSanMmeo creature, saying, "I told them to hoist it back on the boat and get it out of the bay. The lesJ s.aid about this the better, and I thinlc you can understand why." Catalina Island -about 26 miles Qff the coast of IM Angel~ -is a major Southern callfomia touri~tspol. · .. The shark was repor\edly to 6e taken to a m a rine 'biology laboratory in s~uthern California. Dr. Lannie Cornet!, a scientist at Sea World in San Diego, says he ls anxious to dis- sect the fish to determine "what he has been eating and where he has been getting it." The Heal.her B was reported en , route to San DiegQ Saturday with its toothy cargo. A spokesman at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography in La Jolla said scientists there were also interested in examing the shark. As for Harbormasler PhelpS, he probably wishes the whole thing was a hoax. "We really don't want t he publicity," he said Friday. "It really hurts." Kissin' Kennedy Larry Capune of Newport Beach got a ~arm farewe.ll from Ethel Kennedy Saturday after: he interrupted ~1s bicentennial 5 000-mile paddleboard Journey from Mame to Texas to s pe nd three days at the Kennedy compound in Hyannisport, Mass. Capune.' 33 .• met the ~enn.e~ys on a paddle trip from Maine to Flonda m 1972. Umdent1f1ed boy in foreground seems embarrassed by t he s mooch. E'.-.-PogeAl SAN MATEO CUP!) -The California Forestry Service re- ported Saturday night that.a ma- jor fire is burning in San Mateo County on the east side of Skyline Boulevard near Bear Gulch Road. CIA.· Counterfeiting Alleged PRISON RECALLED • • • W ASHINGTcfN CAP) -A Senate investigat- ing committee is conducting an inquiry into al- legations that the Central Intelligence Agency CCIA> counterfeited' American money during the Vietnam War lo finance secret operations. because of the nature or the allegations." He said they have been probing the charge ror several months, but not on a rulllime basis. customs or our people, it is hereby ordered that all internees remove their hats and bow to C'ommissioned officers or the Im- perial Japanese Forces in un- iform as a mark of courtesy, when they pass -within 10 paces on visits to this camp.'' Yard said that prisoners· who disobeyed the com mandanl's or· ders we re often punished and beaten by camp guards. Many or the faded memos in Yard's stack contain pleas for more food . Yard entered the war camp weighing 160 pounds. By the time he was rescued by the 11th Airborne Division of the U.S. Army. he had shrunk to 82 pounds. ·· Ba;;ically. we g\)t a handful of raw rice ever y day to eook ourselves. Som etimes .more, sometimes less," he recalled. "If it weren't for the Filipinos -who came to the camp gate and thJ:ew food over at us at risk of being s hot by the Japanese soldiers. many more of us would have died of starvation," Yard said. Yard had been in the Philip- pines just three months as a cor· respondent for the NBC radio ar· Ciliate wben war broke ouL He was herded into the camp with thousands of olher civifians liv- i ng in Manila -mos tl y Ame~cans and British. When the J apane9e captured Manila in January 1942, just weeks after the Pearl Harbor at- tack. civilians other than Fili pinos were told to go to the baseball stadium. They were told they would be registered and then sent horn e INSTEAD, T H EY w e re rounded up and trucked to a makeshift war camp al the un- iversity in Santo Tomas, accord- ing to Yard. It was the first time Americans had been interned on their own territory; the Philip- pines were then under U.S. con- trol. A hal(-dozen other camps were opened by the Japanese in the Philippines during .the !e- mainder of the war, mcludmg Los Banos Internment Camp, where Yard was later.sent. Once inside the camp, the prisoners set up a .-government and ran the place like a city, Yard s aid. There was the head ad - ministrative committee, a court of order and a court of appeal. The camp was actually run by the inmates within the limita· lions set by the Japanese. Prisoners were not allowed lo correspond with persons outside the camp, but once each internee was given a Red Cross card on which he could write a 25-word message. While the prisoners assumed their cards were mailed, they discovered most of the messages still inside the commandant's desk after be Oed the camp in 1945. "My card. though, was one of the few that actually got mailed. I guess they thought I didn't write anything derogatory, "'said Yard. His card read . "l am fine. Daity Pilot Dt41•trt 11 GHr...+eed Monctay-Fnday II you do nol l'ldVe YoV' .,.,ef by S 30 o m call t>etore 7 pm and YoU' COOV Wiii be Of'-- !Mred Saturday •nd Sul'ldly 11 YoU 00 l'IO\ receive YoU' COPY by 9 a II\ S.u,.. day. 0# a am Suno1y. call b9tore 10 1 m 9ftd yot1t COOY will b9 oelt"9ff"d c~T1l1pt1 n Mott Or•"09 Coul'lty Areas 642AUI N«tt1we11 Hun•lnoton Beach. lfld We9fmlnst.,. · . 5*1Ut Se,., ci.meme, Ce9islrano Be11el'l s., Ju•" c..,._.""°. Oana Point. Sovll'L~ LllQUl'll NIO~ • • • • • • • • • • 4''"'6>t • I Things here are very good. It's very much like Forest Lawn. I would like 'Red Heart' instead of what we have." .. The J apanese didn't know lhal Forest Lawn is a funeral home and that Red Heart is dog food." said Yard, laughing. "We had to pull tricks like that to out- smart them." A service sp okesman said more than 20 acres of mostly private land had burned since the fire broke out at 5:10 p.m . and that containment wasn't expect· ed before midnight. Cause of the fire was under investigation. "We 've just r eceived allegations like that. The subcommittee has checked with the CIA on the allegations and it replied it could find no evidence of counterfeiting in Vietnam but would check further, F eldman said. But for Yard, some of his memories are more bitter. He remembers when one camp member was executed by the Japanese when he was caught trying to re-enter camp after sneaking out one night. A total of 145 men were report· ed on the scene fighting the blaze along with three air tankers, two helicopters. eight engines, three bul l doz ers and one air coordinator. We have no firm corroboration," said Howard J. Feldman, ma~oritv counsel for the Senate permanent subcom mittee on investigations headed by Sen. Henry M. Jackson CD-Wash.). Feldman characterized the probe as a pre· liminary inquiry ratherlhan an investigation. "We get many, many stories and many, manv allegations. Some we check, some we don't," he said. "This one we will check just Feldman declined to name the source or the allegations or outline the scope of the charges. He said public disclosure of the committee's in- quiry will make it "extremely difficult to check it out now.'' The Detroit Free Press said in its Sunday editions the probe also has touched on whether the alleged counterfeit currency Cell into the hands of organized crime. Several others were executed too. and still others -perished Crom various illnesses. "WE COULD see fresh fruit. like mangos and papayas, hang· ing on trees on the hillside outside camp," he said. ..We begged them to let us pick the fruit. particularly to give it to the sick people. But they re· fused." ''Toward the end it got worse and worse, until it became ob- vious they were going to starve ustodeath," said Yard. Near the end, the American troops had already recaptured Manila. but had not rescued the camp prisoners because they didn't know how bad the camp conditions we re, Yard explained. "Finally, we had to sneak oul one of our men to contact the U.S. fotcys and tell them of our plight -that we were literally starving to death. During the last few days before our rescue. someone died every day of malnutrition." he said. Yard recuperated in Manila for about a month following the dram.alic rescu e. in which American and Japanese forces exchanged fire w hile the 2,500 camp prison ers were led lo freedom. Then the former camp inmates were brought back to the United States on a Navy ship. When Yard r eturned home, he went back to his prew ar journalistic work at t h e Hollywood Reporter, served as an assistant to Hollywood gossip columnist Hedda Hopper and did public relations work for several movie studios and directors. Yard is now retired in Newport Beach. but spends a good deal of hi s. time doing free-lance writing. Yard admits that as the years go by, his memories of the war camp grow dimmer. But, every now and then, bis memories are jarred to the foreff'ont a by a cur- rent situation. s uch as the war re· fugees from Southeast Asia. Cox to Def end Election Law WASHINGTON (AP) - Former Watergate special pro· secutor Archibald Cox has un· dertaken the legal defense of the constitutionality of the recently enacted federal elect.iog Jaw, it was announced Saturday. The announcement was made by Sens. Edward M. 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Segretti CSBA executive Seeks Law· secretary Jc;>seph Brooks "s aid F·r i d a y new ·. estimates that statewide propertr. tax assess- ments will increase U.7 .Practice -percent this year-, in- SA N FRANCISCO stead of 8.5 percent as (AP ) -Po 1 it i ca I earlier forecast, will trickster Donald H . save the state millions at 'Segretti has urged the the expense of local tax- 1Ca1Horni a Su pre me payers. • Cou~ to allow h~m lo State Department of . continue the practlce of Education officials later 1 a w d e s P i t e b is pegged the savings at Watergate activities. about $3 million this In a reply brief filed year. Friday with the court., The reason is that Segretti contended his state law allows st.ate conviction on three mis-school aid to decrease demea~or counts in a when local property Wash l n g lo n . D . C . values increase. No rise federal court did not in-in property tax rates is volve moral turpitude as involved. claimed by the California State Bar. He pleaded guilty to counts involving con- spiracy to distribute and distributing unsigned campaign literature in an effort to disrupt the 1972 Democratic pre- s idential primary in Florida. He had served a six-month term and has voluntarily not practiced law since June, 1972. FBI Bureau Head Picked LONG BEACH (AP> - One man drowned, two were injured and a fourth remained missing Saturday after a powerboat flipped when it ran over the line of a tugboat towing a barge two miles offshore, the Coast Guard said. A spokesman said the 36-foot inboard Zonka I was en route from Redondo Beach lo LOS ANGELES CAP) Catalina Island when it -Robert E. Gebhardt, ran over the tow line of who headed the FBI in-the tugboat Pacific vestigation into the kid-Ranger late Friday night naping of Patricia off Pt. Vicente. Hearst, has been named The body of James director or the FBI's Los Golden, 39. or La Mirada Angeles fi eld office. was recovered following Gebhardt, 51, replaces the mishap. William A . Sullivan, The Coast Guard said whose retirement it had s uspended its became effective July search for Richard Kaili, 20. 38,orCanoga Park. Gypsy, Can.You ·Read That Knee? SAN DIEGO CAPJ -Some people say they can predict anyone's future by reading their palms. But Toni Lockhart says she does it by reading knees. The left knee, to be exact. A former legal secretary in San Diego, ·Miss Lockhart now bills herself as Gypsy Rose Knee. · She claims lo have analyzed more than 2,000 knees, rn ale and female, since she began her unusual practice in 1972. "Knees are the most innocent part of the body," said the 37-year-old divorcee. "They are like babies. "KNEES ARE not calloused like the hand, not covered wilh hair like the head." She said s he touches a knee, points out physical features, then relates them to the personality of its owner. Peaks or craters on a knee indicate trails like patience. compassion. selfishness, fear, luck. humor. humility and curlousity, she said. And a new mole indicates a person's life or professional career is on the rise, she said. She said she got the idea for reading knees three years ago, at a party in her native Seat-Ue. . ''If a girl doesn't have an escort, she has to have a gimmick," she explained. PACK UP AND I GOJ tttaterM.tdCher Will TAKE CARE OF TiiE YARD WHILE YOU'RE GONEI Suncl!x, Ju!y 27, 1975 DM.YN.01' 41 Bishop Heads Ag Boa~d: I ' ,n Dispute .u~·~··--- Democratic National Chairman Robert Strauss . (left>, ~ Los Angeles Satutday night for a 22·hour telethon aimed at end· ing the party's $2.6 million debt, found himself in a dis pute with Governor Brown (rtght). Brown said the party should strive to save money during the 1976 cam- paign by adopting spartan standards for the national convention. Strauss said he would not let Brown ''nm my job for me." SACRAMENTO <UPI> -Gov- ernor Brown Saturday appointed Fresno Bishop Roger Mahoney chairman of the new agricultural labor relations board that will supervise sec rel-ballot unlon electioni for California farm workers. Brown also named four others lo the board created by the new farm labor bill, which brought together the United Farm Workers Unlon, Teamsters and major growers after 10 years of bitter and often violent division. The board will oversee elec- tions and decide labor practice questions involving the 250,000 full-and part·time field hands ln the state's $9 billion-a-year in- dustry. Also named by Brown were: Transit Accord Reached . LOS ANGELES (AP) ..:_ Federal oftlcials were notified Saturday that an agreement has ~ reached on financing the first high-speed mass transit commuter line in Southern California. Byron E. Cook, president of lhe Southern California Rapid . Transit District CRTD), notified Secretary of Transportation William T. Coleman Jr. that four cities and Los Angeles County ha~ agreed to use gasoline tax revenues to finance the project, estimated to cost between $900 million and $1 billion. RTD officials are hoping for a large federal contribution lo the project, perhaps as much as· $800 million. Cook said in a letter that the RTD, the county and the four cities -Los Angeles, Glendale, Long Beach and Burbank -have · agreed that the start.er system wiU run from the San Fernando Valley through downtown Los Angeles to the harbor area. But Cook said that despite the "encouraging level of con- sensus," important policy and technical issues remain to be re- solved. -Richard JobnHQ Jr., 50, ot Sacramento, executive vice Pl"e- 1ident of the Agricultural Couftell of Calllornia and a forl!Hll' California Farm Bureau Feder&· tion official. -Leroy CbaUield, 40, diredor of adminiatutlon for 8row'ri ani a former UFW oUicer. Olattleld was acUve in negoUaUoOI u.• led to eventual passaae ot tbo farm labor bill. -Joseph Gl'Odin, 4', a labor law professor at ffastinp L11W School in San Franclsco. He al.IO was a partner in a law firm that represented labor or1ani1•· lions, including the teamsters. • -Joe C. Ortep, 4C. executive director of the Model Citl .. Center for Law and Justice ln La Angeles. A former direct.or of the Mexican-American Legal •ld Society in Los Angele&, Ortega la a former teacher and aocl41 worker. Mahoney, 39. is also vlc• chancellor and vicar of the Diocese of Fresno and secretary of the U .S. Catholic Bishop's ad hoc committee on farm labor. lewport Center has two theaters, a discothegue, one honQ-tonk, the big tiand sound, jazz, · and a tiandful of guitarists. illrn® ~®Dill® TIJ®®TIJil® . • ~ffifirnill w@0rr@ . Tirn~~ fil ~®fil~ wilfil@® ~® ~®Wo Newport Center is more than 80 shops and four major department stores. It's over two millipn square feet of pr?fessional off ice space, witfl restaurants, theaters and hotels w~ere theres entert~inment nightly: (1) Edwards Newport Cinema, (2) Muldoon s, {3) T~e Old Chicago Gasli~hter. (4) Bob Burns, (5) Velvet Turtle, ~6) K1.nQS Wharf, {7) Main Brace, (8) Wine Cellar and {9) Manne Dining Room. ~ext t~me you're out for a good time. consider the variety and convenience of Newport Center. It's the best of everything you need . FASHION ISLAND DESIGn PLAZA NEWPORTf>!iCENTER ,~., More than just a place to shop. ·' South o1 San Joaquin Hills Road, between MacArthur and Jamboree. In Newport Beach. • 48 DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE ) . g ·Up Brown If it's a question of form and style. CaUCornia's Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. scores high. People. seem lo. like the way he pokes at bureaucratic dogma. ignores political patterns, pops ~P wi~ embarrassing questions to high officials and insouciantly passes up the trappings of bis office. ?'he polls show J erry Brown is more P<>Pular after lus fn-st h alf -year in office than were either of his pre- decessors. His name even appears now and then as prospective presidential malerial. But in the matter of subs tance, Jerry Brown·~ performance is not yet that reassuring. · The question is: Is he really performing as gov- ernor? Take these example~: Gov. Brown often pops in unerpectedly at meeting~ of r1umerous state boards at&d commissions. He peppers away with questU>ns and scuthing hi11t s of ineptitude as he flicks through agendas. Yet he seldom waits for or listens to answers to the questions he poses. Often he displays notable ig- norance of the overall topic on which he is pot- ~hotting, and it's clear he is not prepared to deal with the fundamental problems under consideration. He refuses to lii1t: m the nearly completed $1.3-million governor's mansion. u~ing it1stead a $200 downtown SacramentQ apartment he pays for himself. Laudible as an object lesson in frugality for other :-.tate officials and maybe suitable for a re<:Jusive l>achelor's life style. But the mansion is there and has tittle other us e. Gov. Brown i s n gorously demaruli11g in tliose he selects for appointmerlt t o office. ments ar;,peraUJl8 wltb caretaker guidance and more than carryover appolntees from the Reagan admintstr n remain in office nervously while the governor es no word on their future. Further, there is indication the department heads lire not sure what it is thelr boss really wants done. Thff governor stays at arm's length from olmost.all the tradltional sources seekirig an ear -legUllator8. bu3in~88, indu3try, l-Obbies arld political party supporter3. But his very isolation seems to have kept hJm almost totally out of touch with some or tbe state's m~t important issues. From what undefined source can he then absorb the knowledge and wisdom he will require about the state's most important issues? (A leader -be it in government, business or the military -is only as good as his inf orrnation.) Jerry Brown 1.s aloof completely from public opinion. With this attitude, he has dcpri ved the state's citizens from knowing how he really feels _about. .. well, about almost everything. He avoids press conferences. He has made almost a fetish of avoiding speaking engagements at many of the public events at which California governors traditionall.v have appeared. The result is that he has an inadequate outward-flowing system for communicating his views . or contemplated actions. It is refreshing to watch the tousle-headed young governor adopt s uch an individualized approach. Credit him with pushing through the farm labor bill, even though it is badly nawed by legalizing st!condary boycotts. And certainly credit him with keeping a tight rein on the budget. , He's so demanding that the entire state -not just in Sacramento -is suffering from his I'd-rather·do- 1t-myself concept of manag ement. Scores of Judgeships have been vacant fo r months. key depait- But it is concerning to sec him display so few ~igns of consistent broad·scoped leadership. Positive direction and constructive guidance must replace un- predictability and nay-saying very soon or the state government is simply going to bog down . · 'GOOD MORNING -GOVERNOR'S OFFICE. MAY I HELP YOU ?' For Joan The newspapers carried only a paragraph or two about it. but the story was especially poignant for those people who knew a young lady whose real name I will not discl05e because she may not welcome public discussion of the case. Suppose we call her Joan Miller. What happened was that Mrs. )tiller, the 26-year-old mother of four small children, was brutally stabbed in an Jttemptcd rape lhi s month by a man who broke into her ·Brook I y n Heights. Ne" York C it y. Jpartment. As of this writing, she JS fighting for her life at the IGngs County Hospital. PERICLES Mrs. Miller is the wife of an Israeli rabbi who is now serving a sentence in the federal penitentiary at Lexington, Ky. Dr. Mille r was accused or having been a member of a group that stole stock securities. He was found guilty and sentenced to 10 years. In my 35 years in American Journalism, l have never known a case in wbicb there has ~n greater injustice. THE FIRST thing that IS strange about the case is that the key figures in the conspiracy were acquitted in a separate trial. Aaron Miller, who was accused of having been an accomplice. was found guilty. We h ave the anomaly , therefore, ot a man sentenced as an accomplice for a crime, wrule the principals were found innocent. Democracy: Has It DeclinOO Sinoo Pericl~? er, The Systeill Failed ( NORMAN COUSINS J But what is even more outrageous and s tartling is that Aaron Miller was sentenced to 10 years. Lawyers and judges lo whom I have spoken say they know of n o precedent for a sentence of this severity for a c rime that did not involve violence of any kind. The fact that the alleged ring leaders were acquitted makes the sente nce inexplicable and would seem to run counter to the provision of the U S . Constitution prohibiting cruel and unusual punishment. Several months ago. Mrs. Miller, who was born and brought up in the United States. left Israel with four inf ants so as not to be an ocean apart from her A Daily Pilot reader 3Ubmitted the follotDing excerpt from "The Harvest of Helkni.sm," by F'.E. Peters, s-ug- ge1ting it is pertinent ta a democracy m modem times. It i& from a funeral oration deliuered by Pericles . at l\then.s in 429 B.C .• cu reported by the hUforian Thucydides. Polis was .a city·state of ancient Greece. "Our political system is called a democracy because the rule is not in the hands of a few but under the control of the majority. In private disputes everyone stands equal before the law. while in questions of public preferment it is merit rather than class mem- bership that is esteemed. Poverty is no bar to public service: whoever has som e good lo perform for the Polis is re- cognized. incarcerated husband. She found a small flat in Brooklyn a month or so ago. It was in this flat last Saturday that she was robbed, sexually assaulted and repeatedly stabbed. The police have not found the assailant. THE WORLD is full of "ifs." It does little good to speculate on what would have happened if s uch a nd such hadn't taken place. But one thing is certain. Mrs . Miller would not have moved to the United Stales with her children if her husband had nol been so severely sentenced. Forget ror the moment the ract that an alleged accomplice was found guilty of a crime or which the alleged principals were found innocent. Consider only the fact of the sentence itself. Ir the sentence had been "Our private Jives are con- ducted with the same open- ness as our public business; and every man is free to enjoy himself in the manner be wishes without provoking the anger of his neighbor or receiving those offensive glances which. though they do no real harm. cause grief. Private freedom is not public license; we reverence and obey the law. We obey' both the authorities and the authority of the laws, especially those laws designed to protect the wronged and the unwritten laws which possess the sanction of public shame. "When our work is over. we r'ecreate our s pirits in the public contests and religious festivals which fill the Polis year. There within the normal range for such a crime, it is possible that Aaron Miller would have been paroled after one year. If this parole bad taken place. Miller would have been with his wife and children. It is possible they would have been together in their home in Jerusalem. One other fact ought to be mentioned here. Before the imprisonment took place, and while Miller was still free under bail, he applied to the court for permission to vis it his family in Jerusalem. At the time, one or his children was severely ill The same judge who did the sentencing d e nied Miller permission lo leave the country. Miller thereupon jumped bail, new to Is rael, saw his family, then smuggled himself back into the United States in time to begin his jail sentence. He was determin e d to prove his are private delights as well, p4rsued with moderation and good taste. whose pleasures draw away our daily cares. Because of the greatness of our Polis, the goods or the world come hotne to us. and we enjoy them nalurall.Y as our own. ''Our love or the beautifuJ is Un· marred by extravagance, and our pursuit of the things of the mind has not led us into sort.ness. We use our wealth for practical ends rather than as a subject for boasting. We do not consider a man's poverty a shameful thing; the disgrace is in doing nothing to avoid it. We have an equal con- cern for our home and our Polis. and even those of us who arc chiefly engaged in business have a profound knowledge of politics . We alone h a ve no respect for a innocence, convinced that the injustice done him would be corrected. THE INIUSTICE has not been corrected. Miller is now in a federal penitentiary, and his wi(e is close to death in a Brooklyn hospital. His four children. all or whom helplessl y witnessed the attempted r a pe. and the stabbing of their mother, have been parceled out among families by the local social service agency. It is easy lo be oulra~ed by the monster who attacked the young mother. But what about the federal judge in his august robes who is sworn to adminis ter· justice in the name of the American p eople and a Constitution that prohibits cruel and unusual P.unishment? What is his responsibility? man disinterested in political life. He is aot minding bis busi- ness; he rather is thought to be useless. "We are the judges of our own actions and give careful thought to our affairs. For us discussion is no liar lo aclion; what is harmful is to act before submit· ting a policy to discussion. We are unusual in that we are capa- ble or taking risks even aft.er we have weighed their conse- quences, . while other men are brave as long as they are ig- norant but draw back upon reflection. "Taken all in all, this Polls is the school or Hell as. Each citizen is master of his own pen;on in aH circumstances and is so with ex- ceeding grace and versatility." Nixon Didn't Invent the Misuse of Power WASHINGTON -Ri chard Helms and Henry Kissinger cling to public office. the last of the big names accused of violating the l'Onstitutional rights of others to protect the national security. Like Mess rs. Nixon, Mitchell, Liddy :ind the others who have been made to walk the plank. theirs is a peculiar place in hi s- tory. Cor great anger has been directed at this set of public of· ficials who proceeded with the greatest leniency, constitutional punctilio and Jegal niceness aeainst what was seen, truly or not, as disloyalty in war lime. Mr. Kiss- inger js ac- cused or or- dering a dozen or so illegal wiretaps; but. Secretary or State Seward once ordered carloads o r people thrown into jail and. when complaints were made. President Lincoln suspended the writ of habeas corpus. Nor wa.-. il (ll"St under Mr. Nixon that a court heard a representative of the Juatice Department cop the l· waa·only-acllog-under-higher- cwdl!n plea. 1bat came up in Bolt.on in 1920 ov• lhe 10.ernment'.s arresting polit:Scau wit.bout • warrant and holdln1 them lJJ Jail wit.bout ball. .. Alq cttlseo with a tnowledee o1 Americanism should resign when given such instructions," Judge George W. Anderson replied Crom the bench. AS BADLY as Mr. Nixon treat- ed Daniel E1Jsberg, it was Mr. Truman's Department of Justice that, in all probability, framed and murdered Ethel and Julius Rosenberg. The Vietnam war seditionists made idiots out or lheir prosecutors and walked away Cree, but Mr. Truman im- posed his loyally program on the country and made itsUck. Compilations or enemies lists didn't originate with Mr. Nixon either. By 1920 the General tn- telligence Division of the Justice Department had rues on more than 200,000 purported sub- versives. In those days they didn't sit on the dossiers. cootentt.ohave the IRS torment a relative rewon the lists. On Jan. 2, 193>, govern· menl agents arrest-ed between four and five thousand people in their homes and places or work because or their opinions and as- 1SOCiations. The use of a1ent provocateun and plants tn left·.nn• orsanlu· tiona waa so common then that the same Judge Andenoo cited above re_marked, "ll ll perfectly evident to my mind that the gov· emmetit owns and ope.rates at least part or the Communht Part,y." PoUUcal burslarif!ll, open.lag mall. auppreulng opJJMlllon ( VON HOFFMAN ) newspapers was conducted on a scale that would impress Indira Gandhi. Hundreds of periodicals were wiped out; even "The Na- tion" bad an issue suppressed in 1918 for an article critical of Samuel Gompers. head of the American Federation of Labor, a man who played the same pro- war, conservative role that George Meany does today. MR. NIXON 'S winking en· couragement or a few hard-bat mobs beating up peaceniks .ls as nothing compared to the vigilante organizations let loose under Woodrow WUson: the Punch American Defense Society. tbe National Stturity League, the American Protective League, the Home Def enae League, the Knights o( Liberty. the American Rights League, the Anti-Yellow- .Dog League. the American Anti- Anarchy Association, the Boy Spies of America, the Sedition Slammers a nd the Terrible Threateners. With chapters in 600 towns and cities and a membership or 250,000, it is estimated that the American Protective League snooped around, harassed, spied on and compiled dossiers on as many as three million people. The League was an official arm oC the Department oC Justice, which lasued badges and lden- Wlcation cards to its members "I keep ...taa t.be spectre of full ... p&oJDMDt. .. • bearing the words "Secret Service Divis ion.'' You can use these bits of his- tory to show progress in civil liberties, but it's more plausible to argue that the restraint of the Jobnson·Nixon years is a reflec- tion of the opposition t-0 the domi- nant ideology at least into the '20s. But by the time we came to Vietnam, the opposition was of a temporary' n eeting kind, form- ing and reforming in an ad boc, fugitive sort of way, and, because it was built on one issue and not a fully thought-out political program, it vanished with the end of the shooting. TBE PAST SO years have seen the perfection or better govern· ment devices for social and political cont rol than the American Prot~tive League. By most indications we have been made into a more docUe, tamer and more limid people who think and act in the approved ways, not by threats or jail but because we want to pleaee those aove UI or because It ls enou•h to know the government bas our number, usually our Social Security number, and bu put It into a computer. The fear of iovernmental power grows apace wltb the Jmowledce ot it, but. wlMrl It com- es to UmlUna it. ,ve kick the com- puter or blame tho9e tempora.rt)y in charce. The hlstoey ol olficlal social and political control, however, argues it's not the of· ficeholders as much as it is the institutions they run that we should be looking at. Until 1870 there was no J ustice Department but by 1907 the Department had started a na· lional dossier me; by 1909 America had a federal police force; and, ever since;-institu- tional behavior has been the sam e regardless of who waa President. ORANOJ COAST DAILY PILOT R~rtN. Wetd.PublWltt Thoma• k•ftlil, E:dUor ThomtJ•Polmcr.SMndaJI ~dftorlol Pog• Editor The edltorl1I pace oC the t>ally Pilot Htkl to Inform and atlmulate readers by pr~Un.r on this pa1e diverse commentuy on topl~ Of lntere1t by 'lyndlut· ed columnlau •nd rartoonlau. by provldin1 • forum ror ... Iden. ~lewa and by preaentln1 this new.pa~r·a oplnloM and &dtu on current toplu. The editorial oplnJona of lht Dally Pilot ·~•r only In lht edltorf1I t'olumn at the top of the P•••. Oplnlon1 t'Jt· Pttlted by Ult columni1t1 1nd Clrtooftllla Ind ltttv Wftt.tl ere their own ind no tndorwrntnt ol thtir vl"'t b7 the p•ly PUOl lhould be lnftrr.d. > ,,, Sunday. July 'ZT, 1975 ~ • , . A1 f Rodino's Thne of Heroisnt One He'd Like to Forget By MIKE FElNSJLBEll U1dtff htt& , .... ,..,._,, "In. all thLI, Rklho.rd M. NU:icm baa octed in ,o '114MC'r controry to hU trust Cl8 P.,eftd.tnt ,cnt .ulwer8ive of COMfitldional got>emrrnmt ~ the ~eat prejudice of the CQu$e of law and jultice. and to the manif eat &iJvru of tla. peo- ple of the UnUed State1. "Whnefore Richorcl M. NU:ori, bll svcta conduct, t00rTant1 fmpeachmeftt .and tnol p11d removal from o/Jice." ' WASHINGTON -There is s till bewilderment in hl.s voice when he re· calls what he was doing a year ago. "Why m e}'' h e asks, ~n mocking memory, h1s hands thrown open. ••My God. why Pete Rodino?" Shortly aner eetting the assignment Rep. Peter W. Rodino Jr. checked in~ the b01pltal for fl~e days. He says he had to come to trips in his own mind with what he was undertaking. No more opera for this opera lover. No m?re paddleball in the House gym for this untested ne w chairman Crom ~ewark, N.J .. the Democratic politi- cian-lawyer and son of an Italian immi· grant. T~e s_eniority system h ad thrus t Rodino mto the chairmanship of the House Judiciary Committee before im· peachment of Richard M. Nixon had become a possibility. Now, suddenly, after the Saturday night massacr e and the ".fir~storm" o! public outrage, a Constitutional coop d'etat was to be un- derfaken and the charce had to be led by Rodino, plucked from the clubby ob- scurity and warm leather benches of the House of Representatives. "Why me?" Rodino still asked. His awesome responsibility was brought home, Rodino says, when Sen. Johll C. Stennis telephoned, saying he would like a word with him. Stennis, chairman of the Senate Ethics Committee. is one of the towertnc figures in Congress. Rodino says he volunteered to go to the senator's office. but, no, Stennis insisted, the senator would com e lo the congreeaman. "He sat there, in that chair," Rodino says, pointing. Stennis' message, he says, went like this: There have been time5 of crisis before. It bas been to the country's fortune tbat each crisis brought forth a great man t.o deal with it. Now. aaid Stennis. destiny was calling Rodino. Rodino s inks further into his black leather desk chair, stirred by the memory. Despite a White House ocrensive to discredit his comnuttee, Rodino says the most.intense pressures he One year age today, the House Judiciary Committee, under the leadership of Peter Rodino, approved the first article of impeachment against Richard M. Nixon. Rodino went back to his office and mumbled senseless things, just to keep the tension down. 'Then I broke down. I broke down and cried. · felt were internal. As monlhl or closed committee "briefin1s" dragged on , Crom February through July, impe achment fll'ebranda demanded results. Jn the House, they asked il they bad made a bad mistake in leavtn1 matters to l\odlno. Only later, he says, did one or them, Rep. Jerome WaldJ•, <D· Calif.>. no longer In Congress, come to him In admiration of his strategy. "Pete,'' Waldie said, "I was wrong. wrohg. wrong, and you were right, right, right.'' Rodino says he made two mistakes. Reporters hounded him asking when the inquiry would finally end and when the decisions on impeachment would be made. "April 30th?" someone asked. "Yes, yes -April 30th," Rodino replied, neeln1. Then be went up to his office and cloeed the door and spoke to his ad· ministrative assistant, Francia O'Brien. "Francis, I s hould never have com· milted my sell to that." He had alven ammunition to anta1onists to be UAed as the inquiry drafged. throuih M ay and June and into Ju y . The other mistake, Rodino says, oc- curred early on, during a procedural vote by tb• committee on 1ubpoena power. Republicans insisted on a voice lh the issuance of subpoenas; llodlno wanted a free&: hand. He allowed the matter to go to a vote. All 31 Democrats voted with Rodino; all 17 Republicans voted against him -ex- actly the appear ance of a partisan split Rodino had struggled to avoid. "l regret that vote," he says. "I should heve com- promised. It would have been so easy.'' Day after day behind closed doors, 38 congressmen heard evidence and tapes. Day after day, the pack of reporters waittn1 out· side, in the Rayburn House Office Building corridors, expanded. A permanent television studio, wtth camtru and blinding lia,ht.a, was lnltaUed in the entranceway. Coneressmen are not ac- cuatomed to intense public atten- tion. Seme or them were outspoken advocates of Nixon's hasty re· moval from office. It would have been abnormal to keep some from te1Un1 outside what they had heard inside. A fretting Rodino struggled to devise more and more elaborate ways to atop the "lea.ks." The White House made an issue of it. The struggle inside the committee was for the hearts and minds of the moderate middle. Rodino ticks off their names. ·•·Flowers, Thornton, Mann, Rails back, Ham Fish, Cohen." The votes of Nixon's d ieh ard Republican defenders and of the ardent- ly proimpeacbment Democrats were cast in concrete. But the wors t possible outcome, Rodino felt, would be another 21-17 party line vote. Even if the House went along, the Senate Vtould not convict by the re- quired two·tbirda majority if impeach· ment became so partisan. Before Rodino was the horrible prece- dent of 1868, the political impeachment of President Andrew Johnson. The hero cast up by history in that in- stance was not the Impeacher but the nay-sayer, the senator who by his single vote blocked conviction and saved Johnson from removal. A mindful Rodino wooed the moderates. "These were moderate men. They were searching. And when they found what they were searching for, they would have the courage to say so." Rodino claims he personally kept an open mind throughout the in- quiry on how he would vote, until the tlme for judgment had arrived, a week before the tele vised debate began. There was no smoklng gun. He reached his decision on "the totality.'' Through it all, stones kept arrlv· ing for Rodino. Eact) day's mail brought little packages, each con· talnlng a s mall stone and a piece of paper bearing the Biblical injunc- tion, "He who is without sin, lel him cast the first stone.·· It was thought they were m8lled al the urging of a fundamentalist radio preacher. Rodino says he wasn't bothered by the stones. His receptionist. Mrs. Lillian Brooks, says several hundre d must have arrived enough to fill a w astcpaper basket Every once in a while, she says, she still comes across one in a dc~k drawer. She casts it out Rodino cried a fter' the first vole. The committee had recommended impeach- ment. The chairman left the room hur- riedly. He s ays he could not bear to fat:e television cameras that night. He went to a back office with Doar and O'Brien. He mumbled senseless things, Just to keep the tension down. He ex- cused himself and telephoned his wife. She had watched the proceedings on television. "Then I broke down," he says. "1 broke down and cried." The committee conducted its first televised debate the night or July 24, 1974. On July 27. a Sa tur- day. the committee further debat- ed the issues heatedly throughout the afternoon. Then it recessed. They reassembled al nightfall and voted 27 to 11 to recommend that the House impeach Nixon on grounds he had ''prevented, ob- structed and impeded the ad· ministration of juglice." All 21 De mocrats and six of the J 7 Republicans voted for the article. Rodlno·a long wait for a bipartisan indictment had paid off. On July 29, Article IJ was adopt- ed, by a vote or 28 to 10. AJI the Democrats and seven Republicans voted Cor it. The article charged Nixon had violated citizens' con- stitutional rights and impaired "the conduct of lawful inquiries." On July 30, Article III, charging Nixon had sought t~ block the in· quiry by disobeying lawful sub- poenas. was adopted, 21 to 17. Tv.o South ern Democrats opposed the artkle, two Republicans favored 1t. Then, of course, came the s mokinf gun that Nixon's defenders had insisted upon. In eompliance with a unanimous Suprem e Court order, Nixon surren- dered a tape r ecording made June 23, 1972, six days after the Watergate break-1 in. In that conversation, he sanctioned using the Central Intelligence Agency in an attem pt lo thwart the Federal Bureau of Investigation investigation of the break-in. One by one. the 10 Republicans on the committee who had voted against e ach of the impeachment articles announced they would feel compelled to vote to im- peach on the House noor. Then Nixon resigned. There has been an election since then, and the Judiciary Committee is no longer the s ame. Rodino still chairs its deliberatioM over more mundane matters: antitrust and immigration, r epeal of fair-trade laws. criminal code revision and voting rights. Rodino has been in great demand as a • speaker. On his offi ce walls are framed news magazine covers ~aMng his pic- ture. He says he does not think or impeach- ment a s his life's accomplishment; it was too negative an achieve ment for that. Everywhere he goes, Rodino says, people grab his hand and congratulate him." 'You were so decent.' they always say." He says he is dismayed that decency in politicians is thought to be so rare. - New Labels Required AYE! What is the dlrf erence between a liberal and a conservaUve? We all have our private defmitions, more or less clearly formulated, but here is what aeema to me an ( S. I. HAYAKAWA J original one by Jeffrey Hart, syn-It Is good to be a victim - or to dicated columnist and professor get oneself defined as a victim - ing of the N e w Majority Party''(Sheed and Ward), who divides the world into "pro· ducers'' -business, labor and farme rs -and "a new class of. non-producers" -the "liber~ verbalist elite (the dominant,; media ... the educationat establishment, the federal an stal e burea ucracies) and semipermanent welfare consti· tuency. all coexisting happily in a stale of mutually sustaillint ofEn1Ueh at Dartmouth College: when liberals arc In charge : "The liberal tends to Judge a "Victim status is a highly valua- soclety according to its soUcltucle ble property to those who possess for real or imagined victims -it," says Hart. "Because or their aubmerged groups. marginal vtctim status, ror example, In· types, and so on. The liberal dlans can s e ize property to characteristically sees himself destroy It with negligible as the hero of a set moral chances of punishment. Victim melodrama. He is always reacu-status commands funds and int some victim from some sup· generates programs. Paradox- poeed victimizer, the Neiro from lcally enough, victim status con- alavery and alums, the poor from !era power . . . " Ule rtoh, the child f1"9m harsh pedaaogy, the Jew from dis-THE CONSERVATIVE, on the crtmlnatlon, the woman from the other hand, continues Hart, is kltcheni.. the Spaniard from lees interested in the victims of General rTanco .... " ' society than in its successes: "He tends to judge a society on Kissinger's Monopoly Broken how It honors and rewarm effort and merit .... Success. in the broadest meaning of the term, seems more interesting lo lhe con s ervative than victim status.'' WASHINGTON -Worried friends and friendly enemies are pressing President l''ord to go slower on strategic arms limita- tions talks <SALT> with the Sov· iet Union than the less guarded pace favored by his trus ted, · enormou!>ly ·influential foreign affairs advis er, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Whether Mr. Ford really does lessen Kissinger's influence as SALT JI approaches its climax remains to be seen. But the secretary's near·monopoly ewer national security early in the Ford presidency no longer exleta, as ls suggested by these event.: -Berore the President lene1 for the Helsinki summit, ht wUl confer privately on SALT wlth former hardlin e Defeaue Secretary Melvin R. Laird, now a Reader's Digest executive, in a meeting requested by the White House. That marks the tint time the two old cronies have talked seriously about U.S.· Soviet relations. an area in whleh Laird was Kissinger's tousbtlt crlUc Inside the Nixon ad· mJnlstraUon. . -Sen. Hubert H. llumphroy of Minnesota, the pootble DemOctatic nomlnte m 1rre. bu at.rontb cauUoned the President to 10 slow oil SALT U. HI.I ar,U· m•t: tho Kremlin Meds Jft .,nemenl far mOt"e than UM United lla&el needs cine. -Secretary of Deftmc Jatalt 8eh119lnl• la pu1binf bard for bllh·lev•l Penta1Cll\ represoat.a· •• ( EV ANS-NOV AK ) lion at the Helsinki s ummit , beginning Wednesday, for any SALT II conversations. This con- trasts with Schles inger's past re- ticence about elbowing into arms talks. These developments echo the lamlllar Pentagon refrain that K1111n1er's necotlaUn• p>elu.re d1n1erou1ly omits power, 1119 and accuracy of Soviet nuclear weapons while con(?tntr1Un1 on numbers. But some cr1Uc1 also worry th•t. Kissinger, almost ctr· t.in to ltave office in January ltn, mar. wlth the Pnlldtnt11 bleeiin1. be ex~e11lvtl1 ..... to conclude a SALT •sr•ment to cap ellh\ remarkable yea.rt. TRiii II no 1l1D Mr. Fotd ahar• 1uch triUci.lm or Kiss- tn1er, who f Hll Qiany or his crltica •rt unrt1l1.1Uc. tough. ta1kine bardltnera unab1e to carry out a policy near~ as touth as hls own in America 1 current political climate. f(eveni.tJt11, ·reroclOUI debate on an l.laue that oould deterrn.lne this n~on 's late la being w11ect back e ror lht mind ot one man: trald R. Ford. It ~•Y have 1tarted June 7. wheft Humpbr•7 reported at the Whitt House en bis vlslt to I I I I t I I Moacow. According lo other senators present, Humphrey ad· vtsed the President that Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev needs SAL1' II far more than Mr. Ford, 1tvln1 the Unlled Stales the barsalnlna advant11e. The Senate, said Humphrey. demend1 far treater examina· uon of details In a SALT JI •tree· mat and will frown on any lrea· ty without 1peclflc1 on size and power of new Soviet 11)11slles. ABOUT THB Hm8 Ume, Laird No-entered tbe SALT debat~ with publlcatJon in the July Reader's Dt111t of an •rtlcle oharflnl the Sovltt Union with chtaUn1 on th~ SALT I a1re1ment. When uked a:Jt Laird'• article at h1a June aa r•• conference. Mr. Ford NP led tht Sovf ell "h•v• no\ vtolai.d th• SALT agreement, the luve not u sed any l ..... h•ldent had not seen Lalrd'I article. 8o W1rd 1mUy advt1td bl1 old friend to rtld lt over. Shortly thertaft#. Laird was Invited to brtef the PNlldtnt on his views or SALT. Simultaneou1ly 1 Scblta1naer ii becoming more assert.iv~. lie did not Hk for • P•ntqon PrtMDCt at the t974 summit ln Mos~. He want9d a P&nta1on oMctaJ at laat November's Vl1dlvosto9' 1ummll but was tumoo down . Now ~blnin1er la preNlng to have lM Pcnta1on on hand In Helll~I next week. Ford·watcben concerned P'; . about Ki ssin ger ·s inrl uencc believe lhe Pr~sident is showing more independence on issues other than SALT. They attach Importance to Kiulnger's absence trom the room durtn1 Mr. Ford's July 2 meeUng at Camp David wllb President Suharto or Indoneai1t. That broke precedent of not on· ly President Ford but also Richard Nixon. Prtllmlnary schedules also show Mr. Ford meeting alone with German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt in Bonn next week. WHETHER or not this hints a\ future changes, Kissinger 's in- nuenC'e remains pervasive. That the President Is attending the Sovlet·sponsor cd Helsinki meet - tna to ratify Europe's post-World War U boundaries while the Kremlin sub1ldlzaa a Communisl takeover of Portugal proves he accepted Kiuinaer'• advice over Laird'•· On a subject so pu111Jne as SALT. there h111 been no contest between th e Immen se l y persuasive Kissinger, seeing Mr. FonS for one hour every mom· ing, and the slow-talking Schles-ln••· vi1ltinj lbo Oval Office oc· casionally. But • conteat now may ht in the m aldng, with po- tent out.alders, 1uch as Hubert Humphrey and Mel Laird, wetghln1 ln on the 1idt of caution and t9Ulbet b1rgalning in a mat- ter of life or death for th.is coun· t.r)t. f I Some experiences of m,y own tend to confirm Pro(. Hart's ob- servations. When I became presi- dent of San Francisco State, I mtt for th e first time the notoriously conservative mem· bera of the board of trustees of what was then known as the C8.lifornia State College s~tem. Many were appointees of former Gov. Ronald Reagan. Coming from a background in lite rature and the aoclal sciences, where doctrinaire liberalism Oouri1hts, I was led to expect that these ffOnOmJC con- servatives would be, lt not racist, at least lukewarm towarda the aspirations of blacks and Chicanos. To my great pleasure, I found my expectaUons to ha mJ1taken. Not only were conaervatlvea more than ready to encoura1• and reward succeu amon• minority student.a ; lt wu Uley who insisted on enlarlin1 op. portunities Cot them so £hat tbey could have an equal chance to ~ome successtu) \n buslness. the proression1 or whatever. Where cons ervatives drew the tine, however, was aaa.Lnst dis· gujslng failure as succt!8& -such •• llYlfta pauinlf grades or degreft to Incompetent minor1ty 1tudents slmply ~au.~e the)' Cor their forbears) had suffered dis- advantages in lhe past. Another l nUreatl~f but 10mewbat leas truet~ dia- tinction is that made by Wllliam A. Rusher, author of "The Mak· symbiosis." •. According to Rusher, the "pro-f · ducers" -whether "economic'.• conservatives." s uch as busl-' nessmen and bankers, or "social conser\"ati ves," such as blue- collar workers -have common interests. They are both tired of° being taxed to death to support what they regard as a class ol ''nonproducer s. '' AJso they feel that a coalition o( ! bleeding hearts and those for whom they bleed C~e whom George Wallace calls "poln- tyheads" and "chiselers") con- stitute a threat to their fun- damental values, which are the values of Middle America: the ethics of work and s<'lf·rellance., patriotism , the love of God. LIKE ALL s we epi na , generalizations, Rusher '• , classification Is both provocative and easy to misuse. "Producers.. , and "nonproducers·· are both 1value·laden terms, so you can get • a civil servant, TV newscaster or J . professional harmonica-player / pretty angry by calling him <or •• her) a "nonproducer." : Are advertiain1 writers p~ ducers? Or realtors? Or topless , waitresses! Or the deans of stu- dents at your local community colleges? But Rus he r does hit on, somethine important in his dis- tinction : the dl!f erence between th08e who tend to take the pro-• ducUvity and affluence ol our economy for grantfd -and are therefore always wUlin1 to in- crease appropriations for social services, welfare, education or whatever -and thOle, lncludin& buttaucrala and lntellectuals as well u businessmen and wqe-•· eamen. who continue to uk .... "But bow are we loint to pay rot ' it?"' • It ls clear that the tradltlonal : terms ol Political dlscuasioo -" UbfJ' al, coaserv atl ve_, radical, re-·~ acUOftary, mlddJe«·tbe-niied - do not shed mucb light OI\ ' particular propoula or poUUcat · candidates. nt. Ha.tcb for newt.ml dd , new d~Uooa of old tlnm mutt ·~ be a COOt.lnulnt endea~. ' .. . ' A 8 DAILY PILOT ~y. July 27, 1975 Male Ego Lifted ~)n Plastic Surgery . t· . • NEW YORK (UPI> -For pockmarks from an early inr~- e very 10 women who have their tious dU.ease. We ask the m , 'Wby f~ces lifted , two or three men do you want it done?' They ··\have cosmetic plastic surgery. answer, 'Well, I just like to look ' Why? Because "in many in-better'." . ·stances they feel so much older Dicker's experience with cos· lhan the worn an they married." metic s urgery on men goes back So says Dr. Ralph Leslie tothecloseofWorldWar ll atthe P icker, \\bo with his colleague army's Camp Kilmer, where he ( Dr. Victor Royce Syracuse is a did so many nose jobs "that the founder and director of the New general said be was going lo put York Facial Plastic Reconstruc-up a sign outside the camp: tiveSurgery Group. 'Through these portals IQ the : • Both doetors agree that the most beautiful soldien; in tile I older man is a prime candidate world'.·•. • for a face lift, but according to Dicker says, ··w e are always Syracuse many of their male pa-very careful with the men we do. .lient.s are surprisingly young. We screen t hem very carefully And not all are rn:h. from a psycholog ical point of view "A LOT ARE in their early JOs I bet l could pick out one 28, 29, ·• Syracuse sa id. as lo why they want it done. Many men have deeper psychological problem s than women. ··w e don't want to do tt," h~ ~aid. ·"We try to discourage him. But he has an image of himself. He wants to be a n actor. Or he might ha\'c a reccdm~ t.'hin . .Another person will come in with "FOR E XAMPLE , they might be very d epressed. But when they c ome in Lhey don 't look depressed. They try to give you this hail-fellow-well-met and sort of cover up what's underlying .i . ' Pisces May '.'. ~'!:!;UL~a_~~~~~ qu~- t10n. You have it verified that you get nothing for nothing . • ByS\'DNEY O:UARR ;" ARI ES D Jarch 21 · '' Apnl 191: Cyck b ~ueh '• that you overturn s tatul. quo in effort to impnnt vour own creative stvle. Restrictions can fall away. r·-TAU R US Ci\prd 20 - M ay 20 1: Clos ed·door m eeting results 111 basic : changes, ~rea ler op- • ~ortunity for dialog ue -- l oppositl' sex 1s in pictun.·. ~ GEMINI (May 21-Junc ! 201: Friends m ay make ! unusual requests . Strive % .... for ha rmony on all fronts . j 1 CANCE R (June 21 -i July 221 : Third person J could attempt to coml· • bt'lWCl'n '.\'OU and your 1 .. objet:l1n• · Kl'Y istob<' : rt.•alistic a\ oid self- : deception • LEO l JUI) 23·Aug. 22 ). I 1' Orgamze l!l't prioritit's I m order. Acct'Pl added responsibility · .. • VIRGO fAug. 23-Sept 221 You get ··fin <tl LIBRA (Scpl . 23-0ct. :?2l : Som~one wants to "shake you." Motives may be exemplary, but you must maintain your independence, integrity. SCORPIO (Oct. 23- NO\'. 21): Your own pre- 1ilection with mystery is fulfilled -es pecially with regard to special possessions, and money. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22· Dec. 21>: Tensions are r e leased . 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Primeval olcamc erupt.Lons .. spewed clouds ol noxious gases j and sooty particles into the at- mosphere hundreds ol millions ol years before tbe dawn ol man. , But from the time the first Priaaitive human struck that • f"a.rst fire in fk"ont of his cave, it J was all downhill for the air be breathed. Through the centuries, as man's technology spiraled v~ j ward; tbe quality or the all' plunged. The sharpest decline accompanied the proliferation of the automobile. which today ts considered the most chronic con- tributor to 1erious air pollution. Tbouab it hH been around a long time, air pollution as we know it toda1. ls an enigma that baftles eltpeftl to such a point they aWJ ann•t ,sure how it is caused, what chemicals it con· talnf, what it does or bow to get rtd ol lt ea.ally. "SV&PaltlNGLY. research into air poll~lion is a relatively new field c~pared to others, like water pollution, which bas been s tudied for a long time .. said Dr. G. Scott Samuelso~ chairman of UC Irvine's En: vironmental and Resources Engineering Depart~t. lOS ANGIUS COUHlY ..... _ 1 "Mon~y bas only recenlly become more plenUfuJ for ua to be able to look into all the parameters of air pollution, .. be said. Air pollution data have been compiled ,systematically in the Los Angeles and Orange County area fot oJlly about~ yean since the creation of tbe Air Pollution Control Districts (APCD). And Samuelson said the material they have compiled and presen~ to the public doeen't tell the whole story of air pollu- tion. Virtually all air pollutfaD bas one common denominator, ac-cordial to Samuel&CJn -~in· ternal eombu1Uon engineJ in automobiles, factories and pDWer I plants. Base-year statistics compiled in 1970 1bow that in Los Angeles and Orange Counties, 89 percent of the air pollution, by weight, came from motor vehicles and another nine percent from com- bustion sources in indwslry and power plants. The -California Air Resources Board, wbicb gathers statistics and seta standards for pollution levels, said that on an average day in California. 23,000 tons of air pollutants pour into the air. or which 21,000 come from motor vehicles. AND WllA T these sources pro- duce is a staggering array of poisons lbat can kill and serious- ly handicap human beings. The generic name given to air pollution is "smog," though not all air pollution is smog, Samuelson explained. The word smog is an acronym eoined nearly 100 years ago by combing the words "smoke" and ·•tog." When the fog was brown and dirty. it was called smog. Though it is applied by laymen to all forms of air pollution, Samuelson said, experts take smog to mean a combination of certain chemicals that react in the atmosphere under the rays of the sun. The basic elements of this "photochemical" pollution come almost entirely from auto emissions and combustion in sta- tionary sources. such as industry and power plants. The combination that produces County monitoring stations are located in Los Alamitos, Costa Mesa, Santa Ana, El Toro, San Juan~apistrano, Laguna Beach, La Habra and Santa Ana Canyon~. YOU smog is reactive hydrocarbon elements plus nitric oxide (NOx) plus the sun's heat and various other eleme nts in the at- mosphere. THE REACTION yields ele- ments s uch as ozone, aerosols, nitrogen dioxide, nitrate:;, sul- fates, formaldehyde and other, lesser-unders tood chemicals called acroleins. "Smog season" is generally in the summertime, when the sun's rays are hottest, but Samuelson said it is by no means limited to the summer months. Ozone is the primary element of smog and that which tradi- tionally has been used by the APCDs as a measurement of how serious air pollution is. ''Though ozone is by no means the only smog component, it is easiest to measure, and data DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 Sunday, July 21. 19/e, have been gathered (on it) for a longer period of time," accor~ ing to Edward Camare na. Orange County air pollution con- trol officer and a UCI graduate engineer . Since ozone is the most un- derstood air pollutant. it serves as the foundation for tbe A PCD monitoring system and pollution alert standards. Camarena said the county has been broken into six "source re- ceptor areas," each with its own monitoring equipment, to give a more precise picture or the vary. ing smog levels in different parts of the county. The monitoring stations are located in Los Alamitos, Costa Mesa, Santa Ana, El Toro. San Juan Capistrano, Laguna Beach, La Habra and Santa Ana Canyon. (See SMOG, Page 82) Hydrocarbons+ Oxides of Nitroge SMOG Pacific Ocean DlfGO COUNTY ._.,, ,. ... 111aer .. i...•rTI11t,_..,_ Sulfur Dioxide particulate matter ozont . aerosols. nitrates . sultatts , formaldthyde . acrolem , othel"'!I minimal amounts STATIONARY COMBUSTION industries -power plants OTHER SOURCES aircraft · buses· trucks ·misc ORANGE . COUNTY IS DIVIDED INTO SIX AIR-MONITORING AREAS, Wi1'H EIGHT STATIONS \ THE EVOLUTION OF SMOG: AS CHART SHOWS, AUTOMOBILE IS THE MAIN CULPRIT ,... THE EFFECTS: Pollution Damages the Body, but How Much ls Uncenain Air pollution's destructive effects on man's food crops and other .plant life have been known and of concern for some time because they are readily visible and easy to prove. · But to the frustration and dismay of re- searchers and public health officials, shock- ingly few facts are available on the damage done to human beings by the airborne poisons created by automobiles, power plants and other sources. In fact, federal agencies estimated re- cently ''that air pollutioo contributes to the de· aths of 4,000 people each year in this nation alone.'' Jn the case of plant life, particularly farm crops~ there is no longer any doubt that the many forms and elements of air pollution can have a staggering economic impact. Two years ago, for example, a relatively obscure chemical air pollutant called perox· ypropionyl nitrate (PPN> virtually wiped out an entire let~uce crop in Riverside tounty. Most of the "smog" that did the damage fun· neleii down Santa Ana Canyon from north Orange County. What lettuce was harvested bad to be slrippeddownalmosttothebearttoremovede- ad, brown leaves. Because the body of knowledge on air pollution effects is so limited·, researchers still aren't sure PPN was the only causeofthe blight. If air pollution can damage sensitive crops like lettuce. barley, beets and parsley - not to mention natural plant life -it stands to reason delicate human tissues are also subject to damage from the gases, chemicals and tox- ic metals in the air. But that's the rub, according to Dr. Thomas Hamilton, deputy Orange County health officer. "We know there are serious effects on the human body, but we can't use people as guinea pigs to prove it," said Hamilton, who is acknowledged as the county's leading expert on the health effects of air pollution. ' "Though we have had serious smog Cor 30 years, research is relatively new," he S.fid. "Until very recently, the entire interest was in dirt, the color of the air and the effects on plants." "This is all very disturbing to me because it reflects a certain disregard for human life in this country in preference to the economics in- volved,'' Hamilton added. The federal Environmental Protection Agency has estimated the economic impact or air pollution in 1970 was roughly $12.3 billion. Of that total, $4 .6 billion fell into categories like pollution-related doctor visits and lost workdays. . HamiJlon and other health experts say current knowledge about air pollution health effects is limited lo laboratory experiments with animals, and projedions or educated guesses of effects on humans. The most current data indicate air pollu- tion is suspected or causing the following: -Irritations or the eyes and mucous membranes around the mouth and nose. -Intensified allergic reactions among s ens itive individua ls, partic ul a rl y casthmalics. -Contributing to increases in chronic broncrutis cases. -Attacking the brain and central nervous system. -Attacking the heart and circulation system. -Creating mutated elements that may contribute to lung cancer. -Incre a s ed illness rates in young children. -Possible breakdowns in the body 's vital defenses. Air pollutants generally are presented to the body through the respiratory system as a mixture or tiny particles and vapors and gases. both toxic and nontoxic. Hamilton s aid interactions among pollu- tants when they get into the body is complex. Tissue damage in humans is probably caused by gases that liquify into acids: ele- ments, such as nitrogen and sulfur, that enter as oxidants, and particulates impregnated with other harmful chemicals that can lodge deep in the body. Ozone , th e prim e e lem e nt in photochemical smog (the most common. air pollutant), is the gaseous element that stmgs the eyes and inflames nose and mouth. Layers of this element in the upper at- (See EFFECTS, Page 82) £~ W@OdJ[f ~@rrwD©® of them. It would seem to me that antique dealers who might be in· terested in a purchase for resale purposes might lend to un· derestimate the value of such items. M . J ., Mission Viejo Oaks. Tht> new address is 15016 Ventura Blvd., Suite 6, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403. A Nt•••tftl ~lcoui-Bo., It Works DEAR PAT: If "UPC," or automated supermarket checkout, goes into effect, what happens when one gets to the checkout counter, and will the register tape be different? P .E .. Fountain Valley Got-o problem? Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red tope. getting the ~' and action you nrid to 1olve inequities in government and bu1i-. ftnl. Moil your questions to Pat Dunn At Your Service, Orange Coast Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, CostQMeta, CA 92626. lnclude your telephone number. Thecolumnappeorsdaily~ept Saturdays and Mondays U you have an insurance asent, ask him &o name a repetable ap· praiser lD your area. Your other 1lternatln ls to selec:t an ex· pertuced appraiser after coesaltill« several. ConsuU thole listed Wider "AntJque Dealers" la tbe Yellow Paces. Keep in mbad that a minimum average tzS per boar fee is d1ar&ed for viewlag tbe artlcle1. Any sub1eqaeat raearcb and accompanybag Information papen 1bo•ld be hlcl.ted a. Ulat ree. No Ucease Is reqaired for •P· pralsal worts, bat apprailen wbo belong a. Ute Antlqme Appralaera AsloclaUoa or Amertea llaYe tile belleflt.., advice rrom utlque U • perta _.,...1bollt Ute Valted Sta&es u4 CaHda. •••••• lld-4 •• lie Settt Approximately nlH companies now make the compl(ter hardware needed to rMcl dae UPC, among them IBM and NCR. Eacb system baaically t1 the same except for the larormation on tbe regllter tape. At the checkout counter, there will be a terminal and scanner that uses a laser beam light up through a narrow window at tbe end of the cbeckstud. The checker place1 the symbol flee down on the wbadow and pa1b tbe product ~cross it. The terminal automatically retrteves tbe Item name and price from the store's In· dattrial computer file and registers the price for consumers lo see. ID tbls way, It ls very slmUu to present methods. The register ta~, however, wlll contain more 1nrormation than currently available. Each item will be lndJvtdally named and priced. Also listed wUI be the lax, total price, cbeck or cash payment, amount or chaa&e. daeckout laae and time of cbeck out. The terminal aJso ctn aatomate •aadll.ng ol checks, C041PC>ns and food stamps, and provide correct change. Bat A.,..~• ... •• Cdlenda'! DEAR PAT: One ol m~ dnugbter,.il) married lo a r~nl'her from Omaha Neb. They want to .move lo CaU(ol'nia and would like lo re· , ttlve a' newspaper or othor infOfG)ation. ol iotere_st ti> CaUfomla tanners and ranchers. TMy olso would like tvtnO'f llow lo start. tbeir ranching business here. I J.M., El Toro The Acncultural Exteulon Servtce ca11 ..,..ifdeyour1on·ln-law wtth 1nr0Tmatlve pamphlets orrering lnformatton About ranchlns alld fartalng ln Callfornla. lie J9'ould request these materials from lite AES In the county where he lntenda to reside. United Farm .y8 cy ln Co.ta Met• wUI pnmde preperty lbtlal• tlal'OUlllout C•lllornla ,.,_ t...-. SpttlalbiN ... ....,,.,, ..... M .... t.1 refen1•« to tl•e Rudttl G.We &o P,.-ted•ca Utttatitft ID a~ Jlbta.rJ tbrougho•' tbe U.S. A11a1Cj11e App~ F~ 125 I'~ ... otAR 'PAT: JWw ~• s« an 1 ... ol tbe fair ukiAi pdce Cor ulkau~ \llJh~a. ~ JIDd fuml1-! rve Jteen~ ac:qulrect w~ of som of the ~4 tblnp;a-4 I'd UM to Hll a aumber DEAJt PAT: I enrollediathc Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics course last summer. I patd$1.$oatregistration and was to attend the first class that evening in 1218 An1eles. This was not possible, and J called the fltm 's office to make arrangements for another series of clones. J paid another $175 at that time. Due to my 19-unil ~liege work-load. l was ootableto..C.tAnd the later session of classes either. When a lifetime mem~p card wp mailed to me"three months ago, I sent It back with n tx=aUon or my inability to take the course and my request few a refund. The original agreement stated that all but S2S of the fet! would be refunded if the class was ·not. attended. I 've heard nothing in response and would appreciate your.help . L. M .. Costa Mesa Pnl g,.1 .. _;z-..1,. W.-Ile ...... D)'lta•IH spoke.•aa. ff· __...A YS &o • aU U.. cuceled dteek and renlpt copies you sent. WMa they are received, s..-"'11 llatae ••Immediate S3M 1"'tfund t. ,... No rtterit el y.-eerrapooH•ce was located. Smith aid &Mt ah 9CMoJ ........ a ftOS&ered penoa Intends to follow ..._,.. oe. daH a&te.aMee ..aeu a wriUe• request for a refund IR rettln4. It appean Ut..t ,_,. le«er ••Y llan ~· Iott In t.be mall wbea U1e ICMel c•• •1 • lllecaU. from Burt.au &o SlaermH . I - I A••••I• P-.oert.i Air Fraltettfte DEAR PAT: I remember having read about some kind -or homemttde room air frel'\hener, but I don't know what it ts. Can you fand out? The main problem I have to contend with is clgare\te smoke. T. K., San Clemente Yoa may drive tbe 1mokers eilll w1Ua tlab re•edy, Mt Ule aJT c•• M freshened wiU1 a bowl of am__.. aDd water (twe table"*"'' ammonia to one cup waler). Leu draatic eolatloa1 blclade •ldiat • 11ucer of cbarcoal ....,.. a CGGCtl or plaea.a a bewl el dried ro.e ~taJ1 and otlaer ,....._rt.wen la a r.•. A •ate.of dried ~ab'P· c.u1 or frab llerbs, l1ldt u •ace, neem111 alld &lty•e, abe II~· mmdecl. .... . ·- DAILY PILOT Sundey,Ju!yV. 1815 ' ,. •' . I~ 1: •• . '• ") ( . Dail, PllM Slotll f'tlole BOB HELPS GREG YOUNG AT POOL .?!> .: Good Deeder ( Volunteer at 1 3 GrO\\ ing up in a family of seven children, Bob Culhane learned early about responsibili· Ly anJ ~haring. Now 13 and about to enter the ·.eighth grade at Saint Bonaventure School, ::Bob has only lived in Huntington Beach a year · but has alreadv made rus mark as a valuable ;\.'Ommunit~ member. . Last week Bob" as selected the qutstanding :volunteer in a class on community service through \'Olunteerism held al Spring View School. The honor was based primarily on the umber of service hours given. Although Bob performed a .variety of chores • eluding making crafts for a child develop- ent center and the Red Cross, his major ,.volunteer effort came through his daily stint · s a pool aide at M arma I ligh School. The teachers were especially impressed when volunteer hours were totaled and it was .found that Bob had donated 100 hours. -Bob says that s ince lAking the class he is , r l t. . ; .. l ~ i ~ J. .. .. .. t' ,. "" j' • "' . i' I .... .. .. t t t .. - · now aware of the \'ariel) of volunteer jobs. "I JUSt hadn·t real i.~c<l how much help '4a~ needed .·· he statt.>s. 1·ou Can H e lp Alcohol. Hotline The Alcohol HelpJ~. a24-hour crisis line, ser\'es all or Orange County. Dedicated volun· leers man its phone:> at lhe Alcoholis m Coun- cil of Orange County office during business hours and at home "'1th the help of an answering sen·1cc 1 afler hours and on \\eekends and holiduys. Typical of the many calls rccei vcd are one from a terrified teen-age girl who asked for protection from her alcoholic father, and~ cry or loneliness from an intoxicated elderlyilady who needed to •·talk to someone.·· Each caller is referred to the appropriat-e agcnc:1 or facilit y. Major sources of help are Alcoholics Anonymous for the drinker. Al - Anon and/et Alaleen for spoust-and children. and Orange County Alcoholism Services. r which provides counselmg and other services for the alcoholic and family. The continuing need for volunteers with some background in alcoholism or alcohol~ related problems is a very real one. Interested volunteers are asked to contact Helpline Coordinator Rita Montgomery at the council o((ice., 1913 E . 17th St .. Santa Ana, 835-3830. Belp tor 'l'ou ~d, Pet S afety Proper arrangements i.J\ the car for c~ildren and animals not only make them safer in case or accide.nt but also can prevent the accident from occurring in some circumstances. Children riding in proper safety seats are probably safe r than <idul\s bul relatively few parents go to the trouble. . . .. Mechanix Illustrated'' olfers these tips : SMO G I N CO UNTY ASSESSED. • (J'tom Paie IU) The ce ntrul anJ north county receptor ilteas have two stations each, Camarena said, because the pollution ls thoutbt lo be consistently worse in those sections. Health warnings are issued by the APCD when ozone levels re- corded by a monitoring station reach .20 parts per million parts or air over a one-hour averaging period. That's enough to make eyes s ting and breathing di!· 'fi'cult. Ozone pollution is at its worst when the level exceeds .80 parts per milllon, a degree or severity never recorded in Orange County . Samuelson said the other ele- ments of photochemical smog may be as serious or more so than ozone.-but that bas yet to be proven cpnclusively. Aerosols, for example, are fine particles that s uspend in the air and pick up toxic chemicals and metals that can be ingested into the human body, causing various chronic ailments. Nitrogen dioxide, apart from its suspected health etrects, is thought to be a key element in giving air pollution the gray. brown color seen lying on the horizon over a particularly smoggy area. NITRATES and sulCates have come under intensive study for <From Page BJ> their po11lble effects on human beings, and Samuelson said a family ot chemicalis called acrolelns only recently have been found in suHicient ooncen· lraUona to cau•e concern. Apart from smog, there are cbemJcal products ot combustion ln lhe air that remain in ~most free states while contributing to the general degradation or air quality. AUTO EXHAUSTS produce carbon monoxide, a colorless, odorless gas that in mJ9sive con· ceolrations can cause death. · Cars, industries and especially power plants fired by oil produce sulfur oxides that may contribute to photoebemka l smog and are thought to be part or aerosols that reduce visibility. And most pollution sources emit particulate matter that creates aesthetic as well as some suspected h ealth problems, Samuelson said. But the sources and chemistry oC air pollution paint only part of the picture. The rest is filled in by meteorology -that is, what happens to the pollution once it gets into the air. Camarena said r<.'Cent studies have shown that air pollution moves much raster than scien· tists once believed. "This morning·s s mog in Orange and Los Angeles counties may be Riverside's smog this af- ternoon." h~ suid. EFFECTS ELUSIVE •• mosphere guard the earth against t.he sun's most harmful rays, but too much or it at ground level is a chronic problem, Hamilton said . Scientists now s uspect bronchial pro· blems, some pulmonary ailments and damage to higher brain functions are triggered by over- exposure lo ozone. but il isn't known for sure whether the chemical does the damage direct- ly or as a by-product of damage to other body organs. Nitric oxides, the elements that were sup- posed to be removed from the air by N9x ~mog devices on cars, are thought lo be major contributors to emphysema in humans. ONLY AT HERB Tra~er e~f>erlments have shown alr' poJlullon can move many miles lft a matter or hot.irs, Camarena said. Generally, air polluUon la at lt.s worst when trapped at iround level beneath a temperature ln· version lay~r of air. Hot aJr produced in the daylight hours moves up to several thousand feet altitude during the night, trapping the . cooler alr below it and producing a cap that won't let the next day's J pollution out, Camarena ex- plained. If the inversion lasts for several days and the pollution stagnates, a "killer smo~ ... such as those experienced in New CHECKING OUT -Al Cuba, chief' o.f air York and other big industrial monitoring services for Orange County Afr cities, can result. • But Orange County and its en-Pollution Control .qistrk:t, nfea$~ ..air virons rarely experience long-conditions at Costa Mesa stat1Qn. on term inversions because ot the Fairview State Hospital grounds. . · unique geography of the area, r.;;;;.-m;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==:====iiiiiiir-Wiiiii;;;;;;:--.i Camarena noted.. . "Ocean breezes push the pollu· Uon inland and eventually break up the inversion layers," he said. IT IS THAT steady onshore breeze that makes air pollution worse inland than along the coast. The OCNll Cmt be YOURS! Lec:w11 to ~ UM ow bOats. ............ "A clean parcel of air starts over the ocean almost clean and gradually picks up pollutants and it blows across th~ ceptnl cotm· (See SMOG, Page83) WINQWARD SAILING ,7f 4) 4f4-ll07 J. HERBERT ff Al ~eweliers Fine /ewe/Jeri & $1/versmlrhs Since I 898 .· .·· ,· ........... ''t .•· '~ \ ., ,-I ~ ~ ~ ' I I "· I-. : \ I ' . I . ~ ·. \ ~ : .. ; / I \ I Hamilton said it has been shown con· <'lush'eli that emphysema is produced in iaboralory rats exposed to high levels or NOx. HydrocarbOns in smog are thought to be a cause of chronic respiratory diseases, includ- 1.ng cancer, particularly in people who already Utgesl harmful gases in the form or tobacco smoke. FRIEDLANDER TRIUMPH ~Y:"~' . / ~. I ~-v=T ' Spri11hle £igli tly . .. iuit/1 a 7oucli of £ovc Various other pollutants and their com- bined forms are suspected or contributing to 4'm phys e m a , as th m a and a genera 1 breakdown in the ability of the lungs to protect themselves. Hamilton said carbon monoxide. a pro- duct almost exclusively of auto exbausls, may be one of the wor~t pollutants in terms of health crrects. rt is not an clement or smog but a free gas that hangs in the air to be ingested direclly in- to the lungs. In m assive doses, it ~an be fatal. Limited e\'idencc tcnds to support a theory that inhaled carbon monoxide in ~e air impairs the functions or the heart, bram and skeletal muscles by s lowing the blood flow and its vital oxygen s upply. The slower flow is thought to be a con· tributing factor in cases of arteriosclerotic heart disease. Ham ii ton noted . Cardio-vascular problems also have been linked tentatively to air pollutants such as sul· fur dioxide. ozone and particulate matter. E&perts are examining a smog element called "aerosols'' as a possible contributor to various long-term human ailments, Hamiiton said. Aerosols are tiny particulate pollutants that tick up or absorb potentially harmful chemicals and toxic metals, such as learJ, mercury and cadmium, and carry them into the system when inhaled . Once lodged in the body. the aerosols are not exhaled like gases but are left to con· tribute to long-term bronchial problems and other body failures normally hnked to such poisons as pesticides. DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5678 : i ' ' '-\ ,' < ' ~ . / ... ' • 0 ~-·. ,' ... ,~-v--·r ·, ' . \ : 'e'' Like dewdrops on cobwebs these chain::. ure sprinkled with hearts or stars of gold . .. or e11en a single diamo11d · ... all in I 4K gold and light a!> u .\/gh. Sing!<! cliomund frum $75; 3 slurs $60; 5 ht!urts $50. SOUTH COAsT PLAZA-SANT A ANA FASHrOH SQUARE WESTMINSTER MAll-PASADENA . P~ente Hills Mall-Wdodland Hills Promenade Santa Anita Fashion Park MICHAEL'S SLEIP SHOltS SNEAK t ' · -Get an approved s afety seat for each child and fasten it into the car according to instruc- tions. No child should go on any trip, no matter how s hort, without being fastened into his .seat. Hamilton noted that while the health ef· fccts of all air pollution forms are of concern in Orange County, it is' "~ghly unlike~('. the county will ever experience the killer smogs'' that have beset big cities .like New York and Pittsburgh in recent years. $All "UCIS .GOOD " AT ALL lOCATIONS t I " I• I· j. >· . I .. • ' ~ I I I -No child should ride in the lap of an adult. Jn a crash, weight is multiplied 10 to 20 limes. Thus a 10-pound infant develops 100 lo 200 pounds inertia. -Put a cat or small dog in a sturdy _pet tolt•_r on the n oor behind the front seat. In Utts.pos1· tion. the animal's visibility is limited arid it set· ties down quickly. Orange County, in (act, is low .on the federa l priority list for research funding and data gathering because or its lack or chronic pollution. Hamilton said. · Even so, Hamill.on said, the awaren~s.or air pollution as a serious health danger ts m· l'reasing worldwide. ~~~~~~~~~~~~--; EW YORK GARMENT MANUFAaURE *OPEN TO THE PUBUC ASSORTED FABRICS DENIM DELIGHT! NOTHING PRE-CUT BUY WHAT YOU NEED tr NEW ARRIVALS DAILY NAME BRANDS DISCOUNTED 50% . •COTTON PRINTS ·SOLID JERSEY •NOVELTIES VALUH TO $3 YD. 2 YDS. s1oo DOUILEKNIT $160 DENIM 60" WIDE Yd. A S6 RETAIL VALUE & MORE 5 * FAeR1c sroREs-eouTioues conoN KNIT FA111cs ' MANUFACTURERS WELCOME• INTERLOCK 96C • KETTLECLOTH 86C • JERSEY Yd • SAILOR CLOTH Yd 1 St . RloB •GABARDINE • ALL QUAUTY_....a.""· ~·NT~•::11~s::•u;;:a~10N-~1~1G~. T~O~f~s -=-YD~. ~umu"::"':-::•=.._=Kn-:'°-itt-•-•-· '-o~~~YD1. * DOWNTOwN l . t COSTA MISA: 1 Ith I '1AatmA NOURI 950 SANTH (71 4) 646 4040 U.. MS.. .... _• llL--1. b SAT. 10 AJl • ', .. c...~_,...._ r wm &~ t2U>627~71 t ANAHl1M: 509..C. L UllUA tO A.M. •• , .. Nll.r .......... f:JN:JO Ul 1M , ... ...., 11 A.M. • S •A U. fwy. NMt 1w k "-' (11•) J1W71 ' HIADQUARTUS U~Q SIMMONS BIAUTYRUT MAnHSSIS t NO SOFA BIOS KING 51%. MAnRESS sns l y SIMJlllONS I s1999s CloH 0vt Ce..,.r~ t Whllen..r Ult t, ICING., Qt/UN ,ATCH WOIK $ 14900 QUlll l U,.IJDS ·-" MATTUU SlTS , ..... ,, .... • "'°""°"",._.. '"""'" MAnllH SITI , .. ,,.,,. '~l>v- s14400 OUHH>MU MAnlUS HT1 , .. ,. , ... . ... ""'~-- 1'W1N-SIU un11ss ans t••·. -~ .. °"' .... ·133~ riNtf OHi Of A •tNO "tMt ' fD elT Mat fAllt.\' AHO ..-i1 YOUJ CMCMC'I Of TMI cotOU • 6 I . . For Hi"" Milk Had Nothing Jl you 've never btlped milk 98 ltol&tel.n cow•, startine at 3: 30 in the mornina, a.a the expression aoa, "Yo" really baveo't lived." I weai lhls . route l?r a.week and, believe me, YoU can have it. If that a llvm,, 1'11 move in with Count D.-cula at midniibt a nd l~ke.Jr\)' chance~. • Tbe Job w,asn t all that bad, l suppose, IH&t it was t~ ld.ee 'f)f having to qudr bet\ind the door when four-more co._ were ~.to stroll inti> the mllldq parlor . That's what got ,_e.)l'lbey f &W me. they w.uldn't come i.n. I don't.'m.M belnf •c• cmect of aoineUmes scaring W?m•~ kidt. But, CO'WlJ , • I The J·ob. mUk~:i~· :lo.~Jf tbe wori. 'l ( reelly Hopper d idn't ,do au t b a..t much. I was the ~ who washed the cows' • udders wiU. a warm Diw1iel H .. gmi water and ioclipe solu- ' Uon b e fore t h e millers were •ttached. J allo dipped tbe teats in another iodine solulian after milking. Tbe milk went from tbe cows through pipes to a sanitized tanK. ~I told m y boss, dairyman Bill WeJ>er, "Youbave'ateat-to:tankoperation,don't you?'' WORKI NG WITH the water and iodine J tried to think of myself as a doctor -even an in- tern -in a hospital emergency room , but then I'd look down al the manure on my over- shoes and know l was just a guy washing a cow's bag. Once the m orning milking was finished, about 8 o'clock, we had breakfast and then played around wit h more chores. for another seven hours, until it was time to began t~e second milking or the d ay, a tJ:JO in the afternoon. Okay, why are cows milked twice a d ay and not just once? Once-a-day milking over a short period of time will stop production. Cows, by the way. generally will give slightly more milk dur- ing a morning session than during an evening session. because they're more rested. . As long as you have about 12 hours in between your two milkings. you can operate al any hour. But better give the bovines advance notice about the lime change. HOLSTEINS ARE the bread and butter or the dair y industry. They don't give tbe most but- terfat <cream > but do give the most milk. (But Holsteins. Gue rnseys, J erseys or any other breed, cows do not have what can be called "sparkling pe rsonalities.") Sill milks a cow up to about two months before she is "due," then begins "drying her up." "Drying ·• a cow doesn't mean toweling her oft She no longer gets milked. Not being milked,• the faucets automatically tum off. I'll t um off loo, onto the blacktop that leads back to the city. where I'll get rid of these over-shoes. · Now, only 16.88! OlirexpertFrosting at a specfal price. Hurry In and let our professionals tielp brighten your day. Shampoo and set included, of course. Sale! Our "Unipenn" keeps you set · for only 16.88 Our Helene Curtis sale price includes set, and haircut, too! CAllON DOWNEY FUU.ERTON • HUNTINGTON BEACH LAKEWOOD MOHTCLAIR NeWPOIU' BEACH NOATHRIOG!! ORANGE 'THE. CITY' PUINTI Hill.I RIVERSIDE SAN HRNMDINO YINfURA WHtTTWOOO. UM your JCPe"ney ch-.. c ... d. No •ppolntment nec•aMrY· Cherg• It. Sund-r. July 27. t97S DAILY PILOT' B:J SMOG UGH'FER ALONG COAST . • • <From Page 82) ty,'' Ca ma rena said. T h e moa t con sis t e n tly ''smoggy•• part of the county is in La Habra, wl\lch ls also on the re- ceiving end of pollution from part of Los Angeles . But except tor that small area, moet of Orao1e County doesn't set its air pollution from Los Angeles. Camarena said almost iU q!tt Js home-produced. , Air cur-rents do carry local . smog some where, however . In Jarge p"1, Riverside and ~ Bef'Qllrdtno counties ·receive the pollution produced in Orange and Los Angeles counties. '4T)lg SMOG funnels up Santa Ana Canyon, which is fast becoarlfne one of the least desira- ble places in the county to live. as far as lam concerned," said Dr. 1bomas Hamilton, deputy coun- ty health officer . Meteorology periodically plays t r icks with a ir pollution in Orange County, a nd exceptions become the rule. When the hot Santa Ana winds rush in off the inland deserts, they r un headlong into the on- shore ocean breezes. ''The result is a s moggy day in coastal areas tha t don't normally experience heavy air pollution levels," Ha milton said. "On San- ta Ana days, it is not uncommon to have a c lear day inland and a s moggy day a long the coast." At times, the air currents may push a layer of sm og up against the Sa nta Ana Mountains, forc- ing it hig h into the air where of- fshore currents of air carry it over the ocean. "That 's why al times, you'll see a brown layer 011t ove r Catalina Is la nd," Sa muelson said. Local geography sometimes plays a role in air pollution. pie, the rapidly growing Sad- dJeback Va lley region is fast becoming one of the smoggiest part.9 of the county. "More people bring more cars and m o r e air pollution," Camarena said. "The basin-like geography down there makes an ideal environment for air pollu- tion." There ar e also spot pollution probl~ms in Orange County. Two areas that have con - sistently high s mog levels arc northwest Costa Mesa, eastern Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley, and Seal Beach. Though they are on the coast, Hamilton said, chronic air pollu- tion levels are recorded in those communities because they are d irectly d o wnw in d f rom emissions produced by the big Southern California F.dison power plants. The result can be smog in one part of a single commWlity and very little in the rest of the com- munity. Dealing with air pollution is proving as tough a nut to crack as learning about its causes and ef- feets. Th~ experts agree almost un animous ly eliminating motor vehicles or even rc.'Cluting lh1..: mileage they travel by a signi ri- cant degree could grc<1lly redo<.·£' air pollution or even snuff it out althogether. E LIMINATION of fos:,11-rue l power plants as a source of ener gy would get rid of most of what is left after motor vehicles are gone. But re alistically. the experts admit, such drastic steps don 't seem very likely even though there a re no other apparent re· medies. TECHNICAL Combustioo . J SOURCE Non-combustion . Plant =ics EFFECTS Health socio-political aspects. He said e ngineers and techni- cians working to understand air pollution can no longer ignore social. economic and political implications of the problem. · "The socio-political aspects of lhe environmental sciences are beco ming an integr al part of many eng in eering programs,'' Samuelson said. AND INVOLV EMENT in such fields as demographics. ~oci al behavior, financing and public law leads to tradeoffs scientists must make in their study of air pollution. In some cases . the tradeoffs have not been pleasant for the ex· perts. Hamilton chided the federal Civil Grumbling .•. Gloomy Gus socio • polit~I [ demograJv social social behaVifr social organizati co~= public/private fid "J>_glitical pubhc I \ ~ public pol' public administraticJ1 0~1ly P1lotAr1by Tom P•r\Cll Environmental Protection Agen· cy for "pulling in its horns" on the a uto l'xhau:-.t standards, for example. In the lonJ? run, according to Samuebon. lhl' ~vlullon will pro- bably fall l o th<' individual. because it 1s hl.' .,.. ho must make the ult imate lct·1sion on ho.,.. much changl.' tn his person<.il habits and life stvlc he will al' cept in return for r lc;mcr air UPHOLSTERY w... Y °" w-• .... .... I U Z Hwt>or ll•d. Cost. Mn.-541-0259 J Shownabo'e aredlsciplirjes scientists consider in analyzing I air pollutior\. Camarena s c.iid . fur exam- Attack ing the problem at its source brings into play another entire side of air pollution re- sear ch that Samuelson calls the t in the DAILY PILOT State in the Black SACRA~1 ENTO CAP 1 The state finis hed the 1974-75 fisca l year with a $614-million balance in its general fund, State Controller Ke n Cory said last week. ',,. (NY 1,..,., ,1 ,..,._...,, h •t I U• 14<1--1 ll•L Ceo .. .._,. But Cory s aid the exact size of California's budget s urplus won't be known until mid-August, when his office will issue financial statements for the general fund a nd all other government cost funds. .. ,,,., l 642-175l l / JCPenney 11.88 special. The latest in Lucite® watches. A great looking selection. tatlored to lhe times in modern Lucite Choose from several geometric shapes in clear fashion tones with colored dials and matching straps 1\1 11 88 each. there's never been a better ltmc to buy CANOGA ,ARK CARSON DOWNEY FULLERTON NEWPORT BEACH PUENTE HILLS WHITTWOOD. HUNTINGTON BEACH LAKEWOOD MONTCLAIR NORTHAIDOE ORANG! 'THI! CITY' RIVIRSID! &£N aeRNARDINO V!NTURA "" Jour JCPenner !hef'ge c.rd. DISCOVER C. H. BAKER & CAMEO SHOES 5outh Coast ?taza . ' lfJQIHOTE OF FASHION (paJ~ Mb STORE HOURS: #9 Fa,hion Island NEWPORT C&rTH NEWPORT IUCH Mon., Fri., I 0 to 9 p.m Tws., Wed.. Thurs.. Sot. !O to 5:30\ ....... . . . . . . . We C.-ry Sins to 11 _ /4.AAA to I , a.t Hof Al Shes .. Al ~ ..t Colo(s -le Earfy! IN. TO "°"" 115. TO 3400 Amano .......... I 7oo 2200 caressa •...•...•. 3400 Hill and Dale .... I 7oo 2400 Cobbies ......... . .woo Amalfi ...••.•..... 2 2 OO 3100 Selby ............ 1550 2900 Red Cross* . . . . . . I 4 SO 2 .. 00 Capezio . . . . . • . . • • I l ll:f DAILY PILOT &ltHSey,July 27, 1175 Women 's legal rights cases will be litigated through new law center. 1: ·l Women Staff ~i Legal Center ,_ , Apd Helpline • By ALLJSON DEElUl Of.,. O.llr Pl114~ ; Women's legal rights remains d .i gray area. : But it is in thjs area, with few • cases as precedent, that the : Women's L aw Center dares to : tread. • : Opened June 20 with the back· : ing of the 195-member Women's : Caucus at Western State ~ Universitv of Law . .f\allerton. the • center is led by co-directors . . ! Dolores Ferrell of Co5ta Mesa and Jay Kaluzny of Fullerton. The center is believed to be the ' only one of its kind in the United States. "Our main objective will be litigation of women's rights cases." Ms. Ferrell explained. , "Until the Equal Rights Amend- ment is passed, tbe Supreme Court bas said that all such cases ; must be decided case by case in I the courts. "These cases are seldom set· tied until the appellate level, ~ wh.ich may cost $3,000 to $10,000 "Z for the first step. ~ "Nine t y-nin e percent of r women can 't afford to litigate. S That is tantamount to saying you tcan'l have your rights." FINALLY REA LIZ ED The idea has been simmering since the directors and several · others entered law school. $ •·w e read case after case in 'which women w e re-I don't (know a better way lo put it -~ '$'. " f. .. ' . .. .. ,,. i' I to . .. j ' t , 1. r ' I' k screwed. You're unaware of bow few rights you have until you study the Jaw.'' Even before the center official· Jy opened on the Western State campus. caucus members did re· search on such cases to assist the attorneys of record and filed amicus curiae briefs with the courts. Interes ts have been as diverse as the Zelda Pryor astrology case and a man's suit to be permmed to fiy in the Powder Puff Derby. Ms. Kaluzny explained that the center is not ~tone or two poo- ple. "We get ~ether a staff meeting of 10 or 15 and talk about all aspects or a case. Not one of us could do the same kind of job. "Each one sees a different point of law that could apply and we assign the research to those most interested in the issues." COOPERATION The center will work with Legal Aid and the American Civil Liberties Union on women's rights cases, they said. And, a lis t or attorneys who are willing to take such cases is being compiled. · "We hope to assist these at· torneys whenever possible. For $25 we will do research into the women's rights issues of a case. •'That can save the attorney time and money. and be might be more willing lo handle more cases." One thing the staff bas learned, already, is not to take anything for granted. "It is a gray area. There are ~Couples Marry ... _iU»_ l: ~1n I• I · I• I ' I .. ' Coast Rites \ few cases as precedent on some issues and none on others. You really have to dig, but it's the best possible way to learn." The local National Women's Political Caucus gave the center $200 in .. seed money" to get started. The group has filed to be in· corporated as an educational charitable nonprofit organization and is seeking funding for a re· search project on child custody law. "Our first concern is the chil'- although we look at the issue from the mother's point of view." ~ts. Ferrell said. "The mother is no longer pre· sumed to be the best person for custody in all cases. but there are no guidelines to determine who should have custody and why. AFTERMATH "That's what we'd like to study. We 'd advise joint custody as best, but in many cases the re· lationship is so hostile that isn't · possible. The child becomes a football. a weapon to inflict hurt on both s ides. "Just think what these kinds of scenes are doing to the child." Another concern is the most re· cent dissolution legislation. ''Courts are not awarding at· torneys fees in many cases. In the past, women depended on their husbands to pay these fees. Now, they can't be sure. ''So, more and more 'attorneys a re becomi n g reluctant to represent w omen in these cases," she said. "Women are Dolores Ferrell answers call to Women's Law Center at Western State University as Jay Kaluzny, Ronnie Jo Nnoli and Jan Posey discuss case. left with a ttorneys fees to pay, a small, short-te rm alimony pay- ment, and little time to go to school to be trained for a job. "For a woman who hasn't worked in 20 years, it just can't be done." INTHEBOOKS Ronnie Jo Nnoli and Jan Posey, two or the center's active staffers, noted that even in Jaw school itself, bias rears its ugly head. "It seems that every case you read is detrimental to women. And. in class, you're either the secretary or· you' re on the out· side.·· But, in working with practicing attorneys on these special in· lerest issues, they have found that much can be done within the law. "We wou ld have lo litigate full· time for 100 years to achieve equality for women. That's why we 're starling now." A current project is r esearch on a rape case in which the vie· Lim is suing for civil damages, something unheard of in the past. ··we will take on any case that has a women 's rights issue, but have referred other cases to Legal Aid or the lawyers' refer· ralservice." Ms. Ferrell. The current operation has a telephone answered from 9 a .m. to 5 p.m . weekdays and 9 a.m. to 2p.m. Saturdays. "Eventually, we hu~ to have 100 Jaw students being trained and 100 attorneys on our volun- teer stalf. We plan to be open from 9 a.m. to 9 o.m. and several hours on Saturday and Sunday. .. After all, the ones who need us most will have to see us out- side regular working hour::;.·· A corps o f 25 mans the .telephones and tackles research a long with their regular law studies and jobs. Anyone interested in aiding the center's work or gaining as· sistance can contact the group at 1111 N. Stale College Blvd., Fullerton, CA., 92651 , or by call· ing992·1515. Supporting membershlps o! $1 and lifetime membershlps of $25 in the center are being requested. "We'd like to have 200,000 women in the county support us, and feel a part of the center .'' Expert's Opinion Is ·Best Mediciiie DEAR ANN LANDERS: This is a aecond marriage for me. My buaband was wonderful to have taken on two eons -ooe who is auUaUc. ' The problem is Tom's attitude ~d the disturbed child. He in- sist.I on treaUag Berry as if he were perfectly normal. Tom cJaJms this is the best way to MAKE him normal. unprotected -a sign that he truated you. This was the true symbol of friends hip. So' tell all those folks who re· sent a left-handed ·'shake" that it might be the greatest compll· ment of all. -ST. GEORGE, UTAH ' f MRS. THOMPSON MRS.BURNHAM MRS. SIBBETT All tbe doctors who have seen Berry agree on the severity of bis band.leap. He is unable to pro· nounce many wor~ and is not 1ufficlenUy coordinated to teed· or dress himself. Yet, Tom re- fuses to allow anyone to assist the child. While I'm sure he believes he is being helpful, I'm afraid be is beinl cruet. DEAR GEORGE: Thank you for a bit of ancient lore. You taasbt me somet.blnl today - and millions of otben, as well. ' ~ Thompeon-Toolin 'r• Calif omia State Univenity at Long Beach students Martie \ 'fooUn and Mark Thompson ex- thanged vows in rites of the Church of Jesus Cbriatofthe Lat· ler-day Sainu in Orange. The bride is the dauahter of the John Toollns of Costa Mesa. Her husband ls the son of the Allan Tbompeons of Glendora. She ta majoring in nursing, he in ac~ting. They will make tbelrbomein Belmont Shore. ••• Burnham-Scannell St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Costa Mesa was the sel· ting for the marriage of Mary EveJ)11 ScanneJI and Robert I... Burnham. The bride is a graduate of Westminster High School and !Golden Weal College as a nursing assistant. She also stvclied at Oranae Coast College where her husband attends. · He ls a graduate of F.dilOn l}lia.b School. HunUngtoo Beach tand MrVed ln lbe Air Force. =~•renu are Mrs. Apela ' St Costa Mesa and the Robert L. BurnhaDls, Huotinatoc l&pcb.. I The newlywed• will live .in o.taM•L * .. .,, Sibbett-Moffett Brigham Young University studenu, June Ellen Moffett and Randy Jay Sibbett were married in tbe Church of Jesus Christ. Latter·day Salata, Huntington Beach. Their parenu are Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Moffett or Huntington Beach and Mr. and Mrs. F. Jay Sibbett, Napa. The bride is a graduate of Hun· tinstoo Beach High School and her buaband l• a graduate of Napa High School. They will Uvo in Huntington Beach. ••• Rigdon-Finnegan The eo.ta Mesa home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Finnegan was lbe setting for the garden wedding ceremony linking their daughter, Sherrill Finnegan and Benjamin E . Rigdon, aJso of Costa Mesa. The bride ia a graduate of Corona del Mar High School and atiendl Orance Coast College. Her husband, son of the Russell Rlgdooa of Rochester, Mich., is a 1uduate of Rochester High Sd>OOl and attended Muskegon Collea•. *** Franz-Hyde Mrs. Davis-Hyde and Gregory M . Franz. both of Corona del Mar exchanged wedding vows in a poolside ceremony at the home or her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E . Davis, Placentia. The ·bridegroom is the son or Mr. and Mrs. Nicbolu Fram, Laguna Niguel. Tbe newlyweds will live ln South Laguna. ....... Jennesg..Ffemlng Treaaure Island Naval Station Chapel was the setting for the nuptials linking Gail Ann f1em~ iog of Piedmont and Robert Ellis JeMess of Balboa Island. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dale Henry Fleming al Piedmont and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jen· neu of Newport Beach. The newly weds both are fraduates of the University of Southern California. He affillat· ed with Kappa Sigma and she was a m e mbe r of Alphi Chi Omega. They will reside in Newport Beach. Larson-Nugent Malting their home in Min· neapolls wUI be Duane Howard LanoQ and hi• bride, the former Lizette Marlene Nugent, who were married in the Newport Harbor Lutheran Church. The bride, d aughter or the Robert Nugents of Ne wport Beach, is a graduate of the University of Southern California and studied at the University of Vienna. She is a member of Alpha Delta Pl. Her husband is a graduate or Pacific Lutheran University. A Phi Beta Kappa, he was a finalist for the Rhodes and Fulbright scbolanhips and ls named in "Wbo'.1 Who in American Colleces and Universities." He is the scm of Mrs. Donald Miles of SanDleso. ... '* Blue-McRae Making their home in Corona del Mar are William E. Blue and his bride, the former Vanessa Anne Mc Rae. They are the son and daughter of the Robert M c Raes and the William Blues, all oC Newport Beach. The bride ia a graduate of UCLA and Newport Harbor Hlgh School where her husband also gr-adueted. Blue t1 now seryjn1 with the Navy. The couple will make their home In Corona deJ Mar. 'Ibey were married ln L•• Veau. . . Since no one is permitted to help Berry dress he often ap· pears at the breakfast table with a bedsheet wrapped.around him. Th4!'Q he suff era further because be iS unable to )landle more than a few mouthlful of cereal. He can't handle a spoon very well and Tom refuses to let him use a lttaw. I have spoken to my husband about his stem approach to this handicapped child but he insists 1\19 way is right. I'm won1ed aick 'the child mlaht be damaged turt.ber. Can you advise?-M.I. DEAa M.J.: Anange an ap· ..... meat wJ~ the dllld'• dodor •...,. yoa u4 Tom eaa dlK .. &Ml ••Uer. Perlla .. To• J1 wrms1 bat the pllysldaa II the .. •• 1boaN Ja1tr11ct ldm -..,... DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was amuaed by lbe letter from the 18dy wbo was insulted when a friend offered ber left.hind. When I bad the opportunity to work with tbe Boy Scouts I learned that all Scouts UH the lef\,bendcd handshake. There's 1 good reason !or lbis . In the olden days a man car· rled bla ahield la bJs left hlnd and bis W .. PoD in Ida riPt. JC be WU .mln1 lo l>Qt down hla lhieJCt to 1reet a friend, it meant he wu . . DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am writing because I am burned up. You printed a letter recently about an old patient in a nursing home who had a new nightgown stolen. She was also Jllissing a bottle of cologne. From the way you answered that woman's let· ter, it sounded as if you, too, were sure lbe employes in the home were stealing from the patients. I have worked in institutions where there was a good bit or "stealing" and it wu alwaya the employes who were blamed. But I can't tell you how many times it was discovered that a ~e pa· Uent had walked into aomeone else's room and helped himself to fresb flowers, candy. robes and •ven areeting cards that cauabt hiaeye. It the !amilies of patient.a would label everything, there would be little questJan as to where It beloqed. -INSULTED DEA a IN: Tbank ,_ for tbe due-la. Y•r Jetter makel saa.se ud I ~uk you lot ,......_,m, '"dteedter •Ide." Do you 1•1 awkward, self. con1clou.s-tonely? Welcome to the club. There's ,,.p !or you in Ann Landers'• boQtblt. "'lbe Key to Popularity." ~So qenta in coin with your request and a lon1, stamped, aalt·addn~sed envelope to Asan Landtts. P .O. Box 1400, Eltln, 1U. GOJ.20. .. • !Und!y.Juty21. tt1~ DAIL y PILOT BS Costs Skyrocket PUBLIC N0'11C£ PUBLIC NOTICE Pt:8LJC l'\OTI E For the Record Americans J/ anishing in Europe By RJCHARD C. LONGWOaTU from Michehn, c"n cosl si.> lo $100 for BRUSSELS CU P!> It wu Salur· two. duy ni1ht in Vi enna and the America n But it'a lbe Uttle extra5 lhot really bar at tbe Bristol Hotel contained not add up. ooe American. ..A touraiJt who hu to pay $12 from "We don't see many AmorlcW\S any tbe alrport. then ls charged SUO to more,.. aaid the bartender as he cuh. bls lravelcr'ts checks, is golng to poured one reaaon wtl.y -a shot of be really steaming by the lime he re· whiskey cosUng 5S achlllings ($3.40). acbes hi:J $70 hotel roum, ·• a Belgian All over Europe, the American tour official Hid. tourist -be.et l>Y recesslon at home, Penny-pinchcra ln Paris who do a falling dollar overseas and lnfJaUon their own la Wtdry must pay $<1 to $5 everywhere -ls a rare bird com-!or two mac hineJoads ot clothes pared t.o eorller years. washed and dr ied -but not ironed - Most European nations report inLell8ank laundromats. rewer American s tourists lhi5 sum-. m~r than last year -and 1974 the A OAIRCVT AND sha mpoo cost $7 year or the energy crisis, was i_ dis· .al the ~-ber shop in the Vienna In· aster for tourism in Europe. tercon~eotal The b~ber ~xpects a What's more, those Americans who ~-cent tip, b~t ~om plains hes not see- are coming lo Europe are abandoning ing many Am enc an heads this year. their old free.s pending ways. Instead, "l think they get their hair cut lhey are coming in package tours or before they leave horn~,'' he said. groups, staying in second·rate hotels A hot dos from the vendor outside <ind watching their pennies. the tower of LondcSn costs 95 cents. A .. We used to go everywhere by cab pol of coffee in a Danish cafe costs $2. and now we have to think twice.·· said Guests in first·class hotels in Helsinki Charlene Tori a of Lowell. Mass. Mrs pay $8 to get a man's suit dry-cleaned. Torla, her husband and daughters And it cos ls 60 cents.or more to read wer~ in Rome for the first time since t~e baseball sc.ores an the lnlerna- 1968 '1od found prices "way up" -to tionaJ Herald Tribune. . the pomt that families can only travel What c~n the poor tounsl do"! on all-expenses-paid package tours, Jn Pan~. one of 11 European cities PUBUCNOTICE l-IOH7 SU,.UllOltCOUltTOl'THE STATE OF CAI.I FORM IA N>ll THECOUMTYOl'ORANGE Ne.A~U NOTI CE OF HEARING OF "ETITIOH FOlt ,.lt08AT£ OF WILL AHD '°It LITTERS TESTAtollEN• TAltY f,l.lt ol HE.LEN AU(;USTA MC CLURE. Dl:~t•Wf. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENllWll R. H MCCLURE "-S lllt'CI ~rt1n" IAll11011 tw prOO.te of 'ti. Ill •nd for t5M.IM<t 4" Letters Tttt•mtflt•ry to 11\e pellU-r referent• lo Whlctl I~ ,,,.M IO< f.,,.ltler -11<ut•rs. etld Ill.It Ille ti,_~ pt11u of llHrll'Q Ille >~~ II•> ~.n WI IOf A119U'I 12, 1'7S. •t t :'<I • m .• In o~ courtroon' 01 Oe11arm>en1 No. J ol wla court. •t 700 Civic Center Ori~ 'WtU, 1n lhe Cltvot s.nt• An•. C.hlorn1• O.tt4Ju1v21. ms WILLIAM£. StJOHH, Coun•yCle•lo. ~E>ISHI ME ANOAUl\STlt°"G Atw,..yut u• *'".,...nCe111trOrln PCBLIC: ?"OTICE ...... NOTICETOCltEOITORS SU,.(ltlOlt COUltTO' THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY 0,. OltANGE Pt· BLlC NOTICF. Ne.A-&i4M 'rCTITIOUS 8 USIHESS E>to1te 01 LULU B C.ILLEl TE. NAMESTATE,,.EHT OPte~ Tl\e tOllowlng e>er~n I\ 00<"9 OU\I NOTICE I~ HEREBY GI VEN to ~Uil l~<roHltro .. ol the 4l:>Ove IWmeddK•· C.ICSE R,.CIN<;. ENG IN ES, 2tJI OO.nl ,,,,., •II Pff"'"l h•v•nv <1.1 "J" Gre<e IAM, CO> ta""'"· CA 92'?7 'II"°"'' thl said cleudent are reciul• Robert Lto G1est , 3'4S Plumer!~ to Ille them, with the "•<elU•'I' Place,CMt• Mua. CA 92616 v°"'Nn, 1n Ille office ol the <let It alt Tnls bll~int>\ '' tondu<ttO Dy .,n on •bOve e ntlt19" courl, or to pr.,,..nt dt••OU.I. Db•olutlon• Of Harrlag~ a11•...-J11tr" byrem , &everty Reun •"d Moi r• Me~ 8~U\, K•-"' l';nn ano Row,...,., Wnl, INrvl<I O•I• •nd Oebo,.11 !tan ant•. l'r•no~ E end wl111-.J Ge"te11t1el11, M•ttll• Molmu and !Went c. BoflMnon., P•trlcla A. •nd D•vkl A. IMltoM, ~0<"9' R, •"d T11ereu Ann !lllerm•11, lleftJ•m ln lt•Y •nf ~tlllMnAlln Sir-• .J9' Etlwlft. Jr end ~· Allene wru ... -..,.,lam Laverne 11n11 LAo Minon Wrl9hl, Jutlltll Allll •11d Oontld GotOfOt Bte lr, K.etlll .. n Ann .,.cs J•m .. Riche rd W•lhtrl, Mltlltl Ann •nd JI< to:le Leon V-1. Allbert •M Sytvle Sc.hull, RlcllerO J. •nd Prl~tllla J Belmont. Sul Liii and Robert c-..tv Huecilttton, Frenll w. •nd ~r0otret PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAMESTATEM[HT n.. 1o11o ... 1n11 ~•~on •\ 001"9 1>u>1 "ft)., TllCNl ENGINCERIN(;. 184/4 Aml)\eo. Vnll J Founteoft V•llt•. c.111orn1• t210I Tnurmo110 Jce 1110ld• ~'"'"· 1nx. San 1...0rt1110 Cor Fou111 .. 1n V•llO. C.lllom1• 'nlot lne~ l>u\1ht~\ I\~ onl1ut "·d by _.n 1n dhtduoil I l llurmono R l>n '"' fh1~ st•ltrTient """~ f1h a 'W11n ,,...., Ounve County (l~t~ 01 Oro1n0t U>Unr, anJulyll, 1'1~ them, with tM r•neu•ry v0t11.twou, t Rooert L. Git..: F..001 tr. vnder$IQnOd II 1120 1'1llh A-. Thi\ ~t~lemenl .,,., llltd wttn lrw "'-bl•~""'d Or.1n9~ C.od" D•oty P>lot. San 0199", Otlfornl• 91101. ""'"' I Counh C.ltr~ ot Or•n~ Cour1ty on July July 21 . .tl\d Au9usl l. 10. II. UIS?&~ IS \hit ptaGe ol t>ustneu 01 the un0er>1 l ts, 1•1S Ill Ill matlef'I pert•lnlng lo tttot e<>late ol "457U Pl"RLIC ~OTlft: ""'llltt•OIO<lf"9. J•ll O •ftO Ju lie A E•.,ty, VerN•diM llonH •ncl .Joflft l.Ae Andlt-., (All'WllM A •nCI 1,.,,.,., L fltl<ller. Mar r L e"CI WtlU•m Miiner. )01\n o. .. lnCI P•lfl( •• CMOI• Roblntof\. G•rv M •"d Atoe c. ll HllftelerMMI, C.O...nlt Itel and 'iMllhom WMf.111 ""'°'· Metylr•rw eftd Oavlct °'"' O.•••on. lltlcn•ro L•t anf L•nd• LOUIM C...penler. Jt•• A end LOi• I LHley, Jo1ce E •nd Hcnt' T Fl-•. Robert M, <ltld JoenM F Dupont. (MOI J .. n •nd s~ Palli Fletcher, Sl\otlo M .ond W•llt""' H T-nwto., Alie• Jo•Me •nd H¥0tc1 AMlund St John. Cneryt ~~end T-.-t'. I.awl>. 0.•ld R •"d M4ry L"" S•m11tt~on, "lchud Gree11 •"d Cheryl 01.wlt Huntl•Y. Jeri 1,.y,,,. anf Marlo \..eYfW Loomis, Moi rQoe M.,I~ •nd P•11• Dumond Mo\VN•d. ~·• fl•rt>dro1 •no J.on.old o .. St;aca. O.IOrl~ D, •"d Ot1n1et 1. a.at~. Da nnie Lou llftCI C••rtMr Wllllt m Lew.\, C••olyll A. l llCI c RIU .. l"d Wey E llubetll C•trterln~ •nd R•<l'<lnl WllloOll W111t1nv, Oouol•s Ar111 .. r and Mery Loll•~ Sla-11, Ju n ~lltt1hnt en4 Ooft.tld How•nl Ocmy•n. Wllh•m L •ncl IC•toe R•s-', CAroly"...., JOfln Owen Ml rt.,.. I, Ro~ ma ry Noud end "Wu Ltzerdo. Cynth•• Marie •nd U.I R1t,,.rd !outsa. M.,, IC.•Y IC.•I"''" .no Jefa Ntchole\. 111 ' C-•11no. w111oam £119•• .ind EOn• A"0U5ld Bro-. Bttno Ch•" a"d Wtlh•m 0 Pitt>. 8en1•mln H. ano Sttlrlf:y J . l •IWn, Bewrty J . o1nd Wtlll•M J. Wellington. S••• LIFI itfld Ml<t..tl Arwyn Thompson, G••v •nd SUS<lft R !.edle•, Geraldine M •nd Georooi"" D•llt y. Mel•n•~ Jo nnd Timothy Oeryl Mar .. tll. SnMon Ann and Rtt.,.,l"d l..o Ver n • :t-. . "\ I ··runy paid before you leave so you now considered more expensive than know wh at you a r e getting into.'' New York, it's hard lo go cheap. ~ven the Europe-on-$5-a·day crowd will PARTLY, IT'S.the afr fares -up 25 find that a student-type hotel in Paris, Hew.-n 84•cll, C•tlferftl• AlWNYl .... ! ... lltleMr Publlwd Oron91 Co<1'9 D•ity Pllo1. wid dltc•dellt, within tour month) <1111!1 Plibltslled Oriln<Jt c~st Oallr P>lot, lhtfl~pUbtl~tlonot tllls110llc.e. J11t• :io.11,uct Augu>t l , 10, 19151603-IS ------ - ---Wool<ot•, E11ca1111n :>. <ind EO.W•rd percent or mor e s mce 1973. without bath or showers costs $7 a Partly' it's the raJI Ul the dollar's night. • value by 10 per cent or more since ear· But tourists in London can buy ice ly 1973. Many Americans are shun-cream at IS cents in stores, instead of ning Europe for places like Hawaii paying 35 cents from street vendors. wher e the doll ar still is, more or less, Students under 21 can still travel all a dollar. over Europe for a month on special Finally. it's inflation -15 percent $80trainlickets. of il or more per year in most Euro-Two American girls in Stockholm pean countries. The two countries said they are living on $5 a day by where the dollar's value has not fallen staying at youth hostels and ealiqg on- -Britain and Italy -have had the ly fruit a nd c heese and drinking tea or wo rs t inrlalion. so the Ameri can milk. Finnish univers ities r ent tourist. once the ki ng of the continent, dormitory rooms to touris ts during 1s stuck wherever he goes. the summer . at $25 for a double. The hotels that once catered to More pertinently, you can save Yanks are out of re<Ach of most money by coming in packaged tours, Americans now. A double with bath which are increasingly becoming the costs $70 at Vienna's Sacher, $S8 at meal ticket for even top-category Brussels' Hilton, $97 al Pa ris· Crill on. hotels. Breakfast is not included -that 's $3 Or you can go to Spain, where a dou· lo $4 more for rolls and coffee. ble room and three meals a day in a Those a tm ospheric European modest and decent seaside hotel can restaurants s urvive on expense ac· cost as little as $10 a day per person, a count diners. Dinner for two with wine glass of wine s till costs 25 cents and a in nonluxury rest a urants runs to~ in pack of cigarettes <local brand) 18 Helsinki, $25 and up in London, $40 in cents. Nothing elegant, and you have Copenhagen. The ~ontinent's best to know where lo go -but it's possi· food, in r estaurants boasting stars ble. Casual Dress Now Worldly By STAN DELAPLANE Formal dress is pretty well out for the modern traveler. It's been a gradual thing -the decline and Call of the tuxedo, the evening gown and the penguin dress suit. (The fiddle-and-flute of Australian rhyming slang.) On a lO·day Mexico cruise, l wore a din- ner jacket only· twice. At a plus h restaurant opening m Acapulco, I was the only man with a black bow tic. The elegant Acapu1cenos (Teddy · Stauffer, form er President Miguel Al - leman) wore white trousers and white shii:ts open at the throat. One of three women wore pants suits. Only diplomats and tilled Spanish· women go formal for audiences with the Pope. Couple of American girls at the week- ly open audience were in blue jeans. (For Papal audiences, make it modest. Keep your sleeves rolled down.) People on the long cruise s hips bring a trunk load of clothes and you see a lot of dressy evenings. Caribbean shiP5 are dressier than ships in the Mediterranean and the West Coast. Caribbean resorts require tie and jacket for dinner . No matter how hot it is. Women can wear pants suits everywhere in the world and on all occasions. Flyi ng has cut our luggage. You can't do the peacock gig out of a three-suiter. Free Maps Available By Mail Despite a gas-station trend to charge for road maps, Travelaide Maps and Directories published by National Advertising <;ompany, a subsidiary of 3M, will continue to be free, the company has an - nounced. Requ es l°s s hould specify which areas in the U.S. ·or Mexico will be visited. The mailing address is Travelaide, JM National Advertising Compa ny , 6850 S . Harlem Ave., Argo, IL 60501 . To cover postage, 25 cents per e~ition should be e nclosed . Camping Reported Reports on camping sites and reservations are now airing on KiiS Radio /1150 AM on weekdays. The reports a ir at 4:26 p.m . every weekday, at 8:30 a .m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays and at 6 :30 a .m. on Mondays, W e dn es da ys and Fridays. July2',21,•ndAugusU, 197S 21n H PUBLIC NOTICE $U,.EllUOR COUllTOl"THE STATE OF CALIFOllNIA FOR THE COUNTY Ol"ORAHGE He.A~ NOTICE OF HEAatMG 01" "ETITIC>tl fOlt ,.ll08ATE 01" WILL AHO l"OR LETTERS TESTAME HTAltY Est•le of CHRISTOPHER V OE FRISCO, Oe<t'ohed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t ... t ROBERT H HUC KENPAHLER l\U Ill~ herein • petition for Probil• of will a nd lo• •s>uont e ot L<-lle•:i. Tutament•ry to Ille Ptlllte"W' •e- teren<e lo wh1th h miKle tor lur1htr SNr1•tul••s. ilnd lh3t tne lime .->el pldce of M••nv the ..,me hu been s.et tor Auqu51 12. "'s. at •.30 •.m., 1n tlle tout1room ot 0.0,.rt,.,.nt No. J of ~d court •1700 Civic Ctmter Oro~ W.:$1, on tM City of S.nla Ana, C~tiforn••· 0.ted July 23, 1•1s. WILLIAME.StJOHN County Cler._ R08ERTH.HUCKENPAHL£1t .AHW""Y•IUlw 1'1t l4ilrMr 81vtl. Suite 21' C.til Mew, C.111er,.i• t2'14 Tet: 17141 S4t-7SS1 P\ibllsl\ed Or•nQI' Cout Cally Polot. J\llyl6, 27, and Augusl 2. '97.S 2901-15 PUBLIC NOTICE 8·I05U SUPUllOlt COURT Ol'TI4E STATE OF CALI FORHIA FOR THE COUNTY OFOltANGE N•. A·l«ll HOTI CE OF HEAR I NG OF ,.ETITIOH FOR PR08ATE OF WILL AMD FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY bt•lt ot PATRICIA LOUISE HAAS, Oetea~. NOTICE IS HEREBY C.IVEN llWI RAYMONOW HAASna\ltlcdntreona petllton lot Probale ot Wtll and 10< '" wan<• ot Letter~ Tc\tamentary to ll>e llltl•llOlllt" reftten<" lo whicn •s rntdr tor lurl"'r parllculors. and 11\ot U>e 1"'1e arocl place ol hearing tne >-amt tws ~ ~et tor August 12 • .,H, ac 9.lO •.m., 1n the courtroom ol ~l>O'•tmet>C NO. 3 ot w ld court, •t 100 Civic c..ni.r Drlv. Wu t, in CM City of S.W..t.t Alla, C.lltornl•. O.ttdJutv 21. "7S. WILLIAM E. SI JOHN, County Clerk WILLIAM G. 8E llGMAN, J II. 211YeleAwt!W ~..-t. CA. t171t Attllr•rtw: hllti.&ff PUbllifttd Orenoe Co;ist Daily Pelot, ~ut.1~•._27,•nd~!'~tl, ms 2m1s PCflUC SOTICE HOTICR TO CREDITORS SU,.EltCOltCOUllTOFTHE STAT( 0, CALI l'ORMIA FOR THE COUNTY Ol"ORANGE ..... ..,,,1 E\llle Of HELEN L C.IBSON. Dttea!.ld. NOTICE IS H E REBY GIVEN to 11-C cttdlloo of ti. abOve l\amtd ~I tiwt all ousons ,,..,Ing tl•lms ~n5' the Y id de<•Otfll 8re reQUlred lo Ille '"""'• with Ille neCUl4"Y vOUC:ht~. In tl'le ofhu ot Ille ct.rk ot the •bow.,... ttttl!ICI co.wt, or to prue11C "'"''"with~ 11e<eswry vouchlr~. te the un~sl9ntd at IN office of lier .ttomey, J AMES W. HOOKSTRATTEN, Attorney at Lii•. 2600 Wllsl\lre 8tvd., Lol Anoetn. C..ltfornl• toOS7, wllicll Is the pl«• of blnl,.._i of IN undeUk;an9" lft •II mtl· le'~ per1elnl1>9 IO Ille es!Alte of wfd - ceoent. wltl!tft tour monthS .,,.,. the ""' l'Ubfluitlonot lllb notru .. Delee! July II, 1'7S BEATRICE M, RICHARDS E qcvtrla ef tlw Wiii of • .. •tio¥e Mlmtil M<•dllnt ~·· HOOKITltAnuc ~•tuw .............. ~ .. i...,...._1,ca11M,...MM1 T4ll1 (llJI ... u:. .....,..ytw IE•cWlrta PW!l.wi.d Or .... CO.st Deity Pelot, JuCy U, 20, 27. aNI AuOU1t J, lt75 2~7S ------------J------PUBLIC NOTICE su,.tltlOlt COUltTOl'THE STAT it 0,, CALll'OltMIA FOR THE COUNTY OF OltANG£ ......... SJ DlledJune24, 1t7S FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Etluobttll Luc.lie TllOm-1 NAME STATEME NT Eaet vtrlaolt'-Wltlol PUBLIC NOTICE The lollowlng Pl'"'" os dO•"ll OU\1· the -ve NI med dectdtftC ,_u <I>: ANOEaSOH ANO ,.IKIE FICTITIOUS 8USIHESS WATERFRONT HOMES. 1"33 W. "llltFlftllAWllW NAMESTATEMENT C.oest Hlghwty, Newport Suen, CA S.... oi..,., C.tlt•rnl• '1111 T~ toitowlng s>e<'SOftS are doing tius.. '26'0 A.-yuwEaec"'rla ,..u .n: P•Crlcl• Ju11 Foerue•, t'711 Pullllstled Or•noe Coast D••IV Piiot RUSSO'S ITALIAH DELI. 34' Sltrr• Pert• Rcl., trvlne,CA.'7l>IM July 13, 211, 11, dnd August 3, HIS un.a E•lt 11th Strttt. Sulte u. Cos1a ~.... lllis buwneu Is conduct~d Dv •n ,,,. I C:.lllofnl• '2621 dlvlduat. JOMpfl J. RUUO. 9tS2 ~""'" 0... P<11Crtt1<1 J Fotrl.1f'• PCBl.IC ~OTICJ-: Hunt1ngton8ffcll,C.lilorniU11>"'6 Trtos )tilt-nl Wd\ "'"d With '"' Amllony Russo, ?J'I~ Oce6n Aw:. Count, Ct er' or O••n~ County Oii July NOTICE TO Cll EDITORS TooM\Ce, C:.ltlOrnl• toSOS I, 197S SU,.EltlOltCOURTO,THE Tiits bu)lness I\ condu<tt'CI by" F41lll STATE Of' CA&.tFO•NIA P'O• <;1tncral PirtMr$111p. Pvb11i.l'lf'd Oriln9~ C.001 o,.,,, Pltol THECOUHTY OFORANGE JoU·pllJ.Rus"° I July•ll~.77.t•H 168!>-7) Ne. A·Q714 This i.tilement w u ltlld .,.,,n 1~ __ ----- Es ta It o I GAR 0 NE R C ~~Y Ciera ot Or•ngt County°" July Pt;BLIC NOTICF. McFARLAND. Oetu~d ,,.UIS -------------NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to lht Publl~d Or•n-Co<1sl D.,ly Pllot,j redHor\ of Ille •bovt ftamed oec-..1 ,,.. tNt •II oer.onl na vtng tl.lil'M ...._~,n>I July6, 13.20 l1.1'1S 1S0..1S t'ICTITIOUS8USINESS ..,..... NAME STATEMENT tlW WKI cMetclenl are re<1ulrec1 to f.lt Tiie 1o11owong per>on I) "°"'II bu" rr.m. with the rwcusary vouc~ri.. 1n PUBLIC NOTICE I ,.~s•s lhot otll't of Ille t it" 01 lhe <lllO'Vot en SEA HORSE VENTURES, 101 N tlttedcourt,Mtoprewn1 them, w\tllt~ FICTITIOUS 8USINESS I Bily\odl D• .• Newport &eacn. CA 91...i; ....:euary •OUC:lletl, \0 Ille undtOlgned HAM( STATEMENT l Nor,.,..., Grant. •00 N Cl\df)l'I Awe , •I the Law Office Of TREDWAY, Thelollowlngpersons.reC1olr1gbusJ. Alllclmb<.t.C:A.,1801 BRAHOMEYER illd WARD. llSlO So. nru-.· Th•S l>UlolN"loS IS (~ndu<Ced bV di\ 1n Downey Ave., Downey, C•lttornl• THE ART WORKS, Hat dtvldu.,I. !002AI. wlllt ll Is Ille place ot bu\l"fti. of &t00k'1urst St .• Founl••n va1i.y, C"-Norman Cirdnl lhl unde•~ivned In •II m•tltr) pertalr>o '2709 Tllt!o Slillmtnt ... , ltled Wllh Ille Ing tottte est•te ol said dettdenl, ... 1111n With am L M cGowan. l'S71 County Clerk o t Oranqt C.ounty Oii July tour monlllS •Her t~ ltrst pubhcahon W•terbury L•ne, Hu11t1ngt011 Ou<:h. IS l'1S of 011s no11u. CA. '1'-" • · Dllt:dJuly11,1'17S Joa n L . M cGowan . 19S11 VIRGINIA B. MtFARUINO W.il.,rbury une, HuntlnQlon 8eitth, E ••Cutri• of Ille Will Of CA.,,_ the ibOV<t Mrntd decedent Tiu• busor•U' •!o condu<:ltd Dy ;in on· 1TltEOWAY,llllAHOMRYUI dlvodual. -WARD W.L. M<:Gow•n "4S1ft Published Oran9e Cool Daily Pllol, JlllyJO,ll,tl\dAugu$l3, 10, tt7S2'1>J.7S PUBLIC NOTICE 1UMS.. 0.-y -'"·• This stiltemenl was lilecl ..,,h I~ l'ICTITIOUS 8USINl!SS 0.-y, C..llten1l1 "141 County Cltr~ Of Or•nge C.ounly on July NAME STATEMENT T•c: uu1 •n-sos 1. 1•1s n. .. 10110 .. •nq e>er~on 1s ooor.q °'"' A ...... T~t ... E••<vtrl• FOl?t l\Usas Published Orenge Co;ii.t Dlloly Piiot, Pvbio!ol\td Or•n~ Coi" Oaoly P>Cot. lHE N'U<;. SHOP, 301• { C.n.HC July 13. 20.17. iH"CI August l. 191S l SM IS Jui, o. U.10, 17, t'1s 1687 IS H'9flwav. Corona dll Mir, C<1l1tcrn1o1 P UBLIC NOTICE I M1CnaetJonnson, tStE 11\l~tr• ... t Pl.Bl.IC ~OTICF: eostaMew.c.a111 ... n1o1'l1t1~ This DUt•nen I\< on due ltd hy ofl on NOTICE TO CREDITORS -.-.,-,·,-,------Olvtduo>I Motn .. tl Jofln\on SU,.(lttOltCOU•TOFTME NOTICE TOCltEOITOltS Th" statement "'"S lll•d "''"' 1~ $TATE 01' CALll"OltHIA fOlt SUPERIOR COURT OF TM( C.OunCy Cl~•k ol Ot~ni;it County on July T"E COUNTY OF ORANG£ STATE OF CAl.IFOllNIA FOlll n. ltlS Ha,A•.._, THECOUNTYOFORAHGf F..00. E5t•le al BLANCHE EPLEY. also "'-· A4Jttl Pub11Shed Or•nge Co"'' O••IV Pllol. llnown U BLANCHE l. EPLEY, E~tate of R ICH/\AO LEE WISE. Juty11.andAugust l.10,ll l~IS2181 H BLANCH E LVCIHOA EPLEY, itnd Oo!t.Hwd formerly known H BLANCHE L NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYENto trw PAlll(S, 0.<Hs.ed. creditors of Ult •bove Nmed de<eOtnl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to thor !NI •II persons II.wing claoms ag.iinsc cndlton Ol tl'W abov. Nmed mc.det>I I'-said dec~nl •re requif~ l.o f1t1 INt ell oersons h••lng c t•lrM ~nSl thorm, with thr Mtttwry vouc~rs, 1n u.e Mid ci.<.O.nl •re required to Ille IN office of the tlerto. ot Ille •bo..., Ml· them. wltll tttot netel Mry "'OUChtfl, 111 titted coun, °'to ~e~nt them. wllli u.e llw office of 11\e clHk of tllt Mlow en-N ceswry voutl\ers. to the un.,.rsliJ!td tltlectcovrt, or to llr•Mnl them. wltlltr.t .. t1w olloce of Garry A. Humud ES<I. ill N<•-ry 'IOU<M,., to the unotrslgtifod .. ,, Wiishire Blvd .• Beverly Hiiis, at the office of Steiner A. urwn, 100 C:.lifornl• 90211. which is ttte pl.ct ot South Flower St., Suite •oo. Los bu>int5Sot the undtrsigr>ed lnall mat· Afl9tles. C..lllOf'rn• .0011, which ;, 1r-c "''pertaining to the est•I~ of w ld oe pt;ace QI bvslness of Ille ul\de'''""" In «Otfll. wlthll\ four mol\ths .-ifttr the alt matters per1alnlng to lite estate o1 tint publiutlon of lhl\ nolfc~ said dt<toenl, within lovr monr~ .lit"' 0.red July 1t,191S I~ llr\I pubH<•llon Ol lhi~ not Ke. Dorothy Ire.I\<! WI~ O.ted July•. tt7S E.tecutor of IM Wiii ol ARLENE POSE HARTMAN tlle•bo•• namtddececte~I Exetutrl~ of Ille Willot Garry A. Mamu41 ES<ll. ·~ •bOVt Nned det eelelll ""Wltllllre ...... STEINE Ill A. UoltSEN Sult.1'1 ,. S.11111 .... _r SI.. .. .. r1, Mitts, C.llterftti t02I1 SlllM... T•I: Ull)6~llH Let,.,,..,.,, C:.llfentla ,..,, At-y ,.,. E aecvter An.-r fer Exec.,.rC• Publ•!ol\ed o,."91 Co;i•t D•llY Pl tot, Publllt!ed Or•n~ Cout Oaoty P>lot, July ll. J0.11, •nd August l. HIS lS..-IS July 13,10, n , •1111 Auouil l, t91S ua>.H PUBLIC NOTICE PCRLlC ~OTIC'E PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS &USINUS NAME STATEMENT The fottow111g per~ I\ do<nq bu!>• -~: SHAMPOO ET(.,, lll A E 8.llbOa. S.lboa, CA. '1!141 Mlcll<Jel L. C•la uo, ll•J~ S..nt~ Ramo,.a, Fountain vallty, Cfi 9770fl This bus1nfS\ tS COndU"~d by .tn tn• dlvlduat. Mlthitl L CllfdllO This slitemenl w•s llled wolh llW! County Clerk al OrAnQf' C:ounly on July 1s. ms F4S7M PvbU•~d Orin9C COll\I 0Aoty Piiot. July 10, '1, <11\d Augu)l J, 10. IOS 1f>l>l·/S f'l ru.K "\"Ol HT -------------FICTITIOUS 8USINESS NAME STATEMENT The lollow1ng Pt•~ 1S d01rog 1>us1 ness as Cl) BONANZA ALUMINUM CO nt BONANZA E.llTRUSION CO 1070 NOTICETOCREOITOltS <i'o"9 St .. An<11otlm. C.A •1906 STATU,,,(HT 0' WITHOllAWAL SU,.£Rl01t COUltTOl"TME Jerry PdPPO•I. llSOl ADdlon! Or • l"llOM .. A.TNRIUHI I" $TATi OF CALIFORNIA FOR Lil~ Nlg~I. CA. 91oll O .. EllATIHG UNOE• THIE COUNTYOI' ORANGE Tiiis business•) tOndlltled by""'" F ICTITIOUS 8USI MESS NAME Ne • •••1e cl1vlclu•I E • .. _ J •rry ~IPOOr1 The lottowlng person has wltr-Gra-state of WILLARD T Kl.AGES. Tiiis sl•tt~nr w•s llleoo Wolll .,,. ., I o•ntr•I p.,tner from Ille 0.ce•!.ld. partner~lp ooe••tlng yndlr the lie· NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to 1~ Goul\t'f Clerk Of Orange Counl'f Ml July tltlOUI bullnHs 11•me of TUSTIN ettdll~ot tlle •bOveNlmtd~I l,ltJS. MEDICAL ARTS. II IJ.C10 ......,,,,, INI •II oersons l\lving cl•lmi. <19<1in)t ,..mt Av.-, Tu1t111. C.tlfornla. tlle said dec~llC •re re<iuired lo lile Pllbll\tlld OranQ!' C()ASI D•llv Piiot, Tfw lktttlOut bvslneu Ml,.,. "41• '"""· with the nttess.•ry voo;chers. in JUiy •. ll, 20, 11, ltlS 141lt.-IS IT'tfll IOf" IN 1111rtnershlp wet tlled on the Olloce of Ille tlf:rk of tllt' al>'.we en· t/l/7t II! Ille County of Or•noe. tltl«I court. or to l>'•stnt thlm. wlllltht FuCI ~-and Adclreu ot Ille Ptll"IOft rec.swry vo11<tter~. lo the unoen1gried 1-------------PUBLIC NOTICE Wllllelr,,..lftQ: .. Ho-•. Gertner and Bro-. lh ill· FICTITIOUS8USIHESS OoMIO L. Oonol\1191'1, M.0 ., tUU \ome'f~. 4l40 Ompus Orin. Box 2201. NAME UATl!ME NT Nawport Aw nue, Tustin, C•llfomi• Nt"port Be<t<ll, C..llfornla '2663. wlloch n.1 following person Is dc)lng 11<.1~1 .Joftn kuten. M.O., t3A22 H9wllot1 Is Ille pla<e ot b111oineu of ~he un· neu a;: A-. Tustln,C.llforlll• Otrslgned 1n all m•lltrs pertaoninoa to B. ,.NO G CAEATtONS, 7~7\2 v1a Donald H. C"-PIO!!, 1011 Brr111, the ttl•I• of said deudel\I. within lour Ot C.vll•n. ~n Juan C•P•••rano. CA A .. nue, TuSOI\, Cellloml• tre>nlhs •lier Ille llnl publlu1tonol lfll) f767S. Oo.Wld L. OollOUgf\, M.0. nottce. Euoe"~ Paul Ad!lir. ,.H? Vi~ °" O.ted July 8, 197S Gaw1tan. Son Ju•n CfP($1rano, (.A John Karlen, M.O. CROCKER NATIONAL BANK '2•IS --------------------------------. NOTICE 01' HEARING OF f'ETITI°" -------FOlt .. ltOUTE OF WILL ANO FOR Oon•ld H. Cllepton, ODS By J •mu Woodin TN\ bu\o!ltH •) conc1ur I'!! l\v "" on f'llbll~d Or•nge Co"t Delly Piiot Eaeculor ol lht Witt ol lhr dividual July '7,•nd AUOUll l , to. 11, lt7S 71t'·IS •bove "•med duedenc Eu0tne Paul .fld••t . . V.atio11 C'LOSE TO HOME THIS YEAR t Fm Fidll• t llefsehck lijlll • Si• t bet Packl11 t Elt1rtli1111t t Mories • Planrooa- • Mic~ k~1 lote. wilderness · Pines For f urt-•r lnfemation, Resemtlons, Please write P.O. loa 2215, l~lllilf, Ca. 11141 w Call C114) 15t-21n • '"'r I • ,,_,UL 11'9 talw 11.-"'°'Y P• _ .__ .... c-. .... """"'""._._ • ...., Nll"""....-.. -c-. .............. ____ ,_..........,It_......,.. IV'-,,K_~_ .. ,.,,_C-.,CHwy.f.411.~~ltfl "'..,,,,.. .. LlnlltS TIST AMENTAlt Y •I MOWSt•,GEltTNER Th" Slolltmtnl w•s loll'(! woll\ ""' -8ROWH County Cl•rto. of Or•nqt COuFllv O!' Julv uetc.a"'_..' Drive 1 1'75 ,..o ... am1 · PUBLIC NOTICE E lt•lt of ER•CHUN HO, 0• ERNEST E,C. HO, •I<• ERNE.ST HO, ~ E.C. MO, OecHSecl. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11\el l(WOH·I HO _,,., PAUL HANNA N •e flied N retn • petition for ProCIMt of Wiii end tor Issuance of l•tt•" Tnl_nt.,y to the Co-petlllclne" ,.. ,.,_, lo •!Well Is m•de f« ~r pertkvten , M'd tllet 11\e llme _.., fllKe Of Mtrln9 the Mme llH ~n 911 few ""9WI 12, 1'7S, •I t:~ •·""· In tN t-1,_., ol Otpert,...nl No. J flf Mid teun , •1100 CM< C.nt4r Ol'I" Wttt. Ill IN city If '8rlt8 ""-, C.lltornlit, l"ICTITIOU$8USIHESS He,.,..n aucll,C.111•,.,.IA UMJ F4Sl74 PvbltSlltcl Or•n~ C~\C D•ltly PtlOC MAME STATEMENT Te•--:~,.._ July•. tl, 10, 17, 1•1S ,48.J 7~ TM fotlowl119 person ts doing busl· AhanleY1twEHu1ter re• et: Plllllllthed Ora"QI cout Oa1tv Pitoe. PUBLIC NOTICE F IRST LAGUNA M ORTGAGE JutyU.20.11.andAugultl,1'1S Ul:).1S CCMPANY, 23521 P•MO De vet...ci.. -------------Suite JOK , UOUMI Hiiia, C:.llloml• now PUBLIC NOTICE W lltl am-M cC11 l11, lHU -------------1 l'ICTITIOUS 8USIHISS NAME STATE ME NT The 1ot1ow1 no per MWI 1 s ool no IMSI. OelffJuty l•. lt7S, WILLIAM a. SI JOHN, co.tty CHr ll f"AUL A. MANNA ........... a...w 191 PJWtr Dftw ..... 11 ....... llMcll, Ceflfwfll•.,... ., .. , U141MW747;MJ•Dft ........., .. ! .... ~ l'llllltwd Or-.e CNst Otlly Pllet, July 1', 2', and A1l9UsU, tt7S *2>7S PUBLIC NOTICE ""'r1w1riat•, Lilo-Nlouel, Ctllfornl• .,..,, Thi• bu'1neu 11 tonllucltd by an !ft. dlvtdY81, Wllllam M<Clllft Tiii• st•teme111 WU lllM -4ltl Ille °"""Y Cler~ of Or•n91 Covftl'I' Oii July 22, tt7.S. (UMMI NS. ~CLAIN & WOLD ta1t1 ,.._Deva-la &...-H11t .. ca1 ....... 1 """' l'\lblJIMd 0\'81\9' Ci9Ht Dally PllOt, NY V, •NI A\1911\U , 10, 11, 1•lS *>-IJ PUBLIC NO'nCE ,... l.11'1. ANOACQOllNT ANO t4EALTH S.,.Nl"OSIS M TMI ANNUAL STATl.MEHT Yetorl..,_DM.e..,..,f,, 1t14eol CO-ER(IAL UNKlllt &.11'1! IM,UaANCI C0M"ANT utt o.w Strwt,..,... ""·.....,.,,•Hell, CA n ... Tot•l Mlmltted •.a.I• ~ •.10'.•)0 Tout KMlllllH 4.141,11• c..ttat ... Id WP )00.000 Gtti.i ... Mt lftaN <Of'lrlbllted wrl>lut S.N.1~ 5'19<1•1 Suf1M111 F1111C1~ 0· UftH 'l ... dlundi C5.11rpt111l ti •U.~J Oelft Cl.Ou) tr...,. oc-r•liOlll f"1. UIJ lnct-ee• '°"',.·U• l In C•plt•I -,,..,,, .... dur1119 ,.,. .o..us ·~ent•lftF•c.: Hetlenwloe 4S.,4U,Gl0 A.c.(lcttftl •"' """" pAmlurm. Nt S,031 1--· In Fo~·. CAll~nle BvlhWU "491 19\ N•,4SI M<IOtnt ~ he•ttll ..-.m•um• ·Direct· C..tH. ~tneo "•or-MJ,m Wt IWnftlt certify Ill.It U....,... "-are In acct10.no wlltl l"e .Aftnu•I SHttomtnl 11w tlle ., .. r el!Oe41 OK..,,.,., JI. tt7• madt te llW tnwt•ft(• Com- ~'If IN Stilt• of C.tffonll .. ~ •t••· ~l.•-•••.e&.U,.....,,1 """' N. tt-. s.c ........ f'UGll"'9410r....-Coe~ o.tty ,.lllC.MYJA. n, ,., n." "1) r I• l"ICTITIOUl9llStNESS ~su: NAMESTATRMIENT BEDINGFIELD TRUCKING, The follOwlng ptrSOll II dOl119 busl· 1$511 "-"<•II ~. HullltnglOll Beith, N\loU : CA,.,._.. F A S H I 0 H D It A PE R ¥ Mervin l(eftf 11tdln9lletd, IS.sit O.IEANERS •• ,. E. 17th St. Sul .. 202.C.. Pttll< ... L•ne. Huntl~ton BH<h, CA c.oata~w. CA.mu "'°" Jeff,.y Ut Mel(_.,, -Ml St., Thtl llutl'-S Is c~ted by •n ln-0>$fe Me .. , c;.A. '1U• diYlcluel, This busl,..H Is conducted b'f 811 If!. "'-rvln IC , BtdlnQlleld diYl~I. Thi• sl•ltment WH llltO with ,._ Jeflrty MclC•y COUM' Cltrk of Or•noe County on July Thr.s il•te,_t wH fifed "'4111 h IS, ttU, Courtly Cltrtl ol °'',.... '°""'' Oii July l'-CSJWo IS. ltJS. Publl"'9cl Or•nqe Cont D•llY Piiot, F-CDU Julr to. 77. •I'd .W901t J. 10, 191S ~IS PUbfh,lled Or•ftOt Coa\t Oalty Pllot,-------------.Nly 10,tl.el'lll August ), I0, 1t7S an.1s I PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC N011CE STATl!MRNT O' A8ANDOHMiHT ~--~---------1 Ol'USEOI' l'l(TITIOU, auSINE:H ,,CTITIOUI 8USIH C£UNAMll NAMSS'rATIEMUfT The lollowit"19 Ptf.011 hH •~d -n.. t.ilowlf>t ,.,'°" I• ..,.. IJuM ~tw YMof the 11t11t10ui. buSlntu ne~ ne"a'. W&L LI NGTON OtST IOOU CIJ CHRISTCIACLE CENTER C2l 811merll Dr. HuftllnOIOft Buell. BIC>ENERGETIGS, 4t E. 11th St .• p1Hornt1fl ... ~"• nl, crut .. i.w c enter, C.O.IAI Tl\e Flctltlovs au,,,...,, H•,.,.,. •~ Mew. C.tlfornl• 910 1 te<'rH re ebove w•• In.cl In o..,..~ OotelhY E CeP•I~, f'ft 0., 0.0., ()MifltyOll 217S ....... VWIM Dr., E. W-10$, °"II lte,,_. Wptll"9f.., 1Clftll7 NVNr• llolesa. Callfornla fl.,. Or~ HUlltll!OIOfl B•a<ll, C•lllo""'" t:- Tl'tll llllll~' "celldu<te41 b'( •"If>. Tllh~lroeu.,H colldvcttdbY•"'" •vidloal dl•lelval Def°'"' E. C.palbO,"" D ll•mllfta w.111nottf'I Ttlll lletoem.nl w•• Ill.ct w\tll IJw Tiii• tl•t•l'll•llr w•• fllff with '"" ~., C.ter1t of Or~ Cout1ty on July ~v C.tt•• of Ofangt C~ftlV on Jiiiy n.. ,., $. tt. "1 $ ,...., l'l11'ttl f'ubll""° OrMOe COHI 0-'" "'°'· fl'ubf l"'" Or....-Co•nt D•llY Piiot, M1t1 •• ,,., Auoo~u. 10. 17, 1'1)111 .. 1) hllllY >l,tnd Aug.i•U. 10. 17 1'7) 11 .. 1) p BIO<.Wll, John L., Jr. and F•r,.. Rllr Hern.irtdu, R•f,..l •l\d Aida Ru-11, P•trl<I• P. •nd Kevin S Egger), Plllllp A . .-nd Sher yt IC Baltuu. Tronto•o •nd M.irtlld Wlllttlngton, Vktorl• A . .;nd D•lt: N t'IHAL OECRE ES i nt•r•d July 17 ~ull•ven John J•me• •net K.r~n IW>ore 5hut11. Mu"h" Kdy '"nd Oo1,,ell Eugene Ho\ktn!oO". ReDMtil E dnd Bernord G M..trton. M1klo~ctno l(~,,.,•I•• Otl. Cynth•d Anne •nd Ed••rd Wa..,rwe Snow. Rutn Fuwko and Cll••le~ J,10 S.trd. Sandr• K •nd J11mes A Bo"ne•u. Rt<h•rd E. dnd C,tona J SchMtO«r. Ronald S •nd J.-in1u l Sugg~. Jan 1.ee .ino Miidred Oonn4 4'rringto", M•rt~ E •no David A Monroe, Oorotht" .ino Cl.tren.r EOw•rd Mira\, Suwn M. and Geor~ Shies, Marte J. •nd J•mes R. San~nv. Pa11tJohn•ndL•ur•.k•n 5.JIUld. M.orolyn Oay ~nd L••"r Beft O.me•o. N•dont E . .and MiirtinG. G•veans. Cynthl• MarH! and ~ Phllltp Sa••~•nl. L•nda 81umtotlo .tnd Jofl" Steven Ortanoo. S<ilvaloreandJaFlf: JoltnM)rt, Do lo 1 .s S o no Cll u te • (;. BuloS.AndrH and Mocl\etl W•-mt Smatteft, J •m•s Dwight •ncl Jan<-t Murlet Clement, ,...ureen A. and Jolln R. Todd, Bill E a"d Bonnie L Ross. Esltlll Matte ctnd Robett Chtlstopner Thompson. lkul ko <tnO Garv EU!ll'rw Ot Meo, Roman A. •no llelO• B. Gt•ell. Ren.ire and Done Id R Sttlnh11u6tr John Ch.H it ~ •nO .MirHyn Lorett" tw>o<e, Ma r.tvn M ond Jae~ E V.indlvotl, O.ite L . and Dorene E fldrr, Rtthard S aNI J•n<I 0 . Bro-. Lloyd w Jr , a nd Stwron E Mlnrr. Je•nne Et1urw111 •no Gart- Che~ler Sombroll. tra and t'M!ll>ll Ann IC«h. Will lam J and f 11 E Mc,.llisttr. Elaone and Peter L BartllOlo~w. Joseph F and Mon.c• s. Jt~tt. Sdlly Lynn .ana Mochaet flo'l'd Cittet Deborah Jane and .Jeflrer J~ph Cr•lt, Fra,.c.-Lu<:llle and Rich.ord ....... ey 9-k,MaryG anclW1ll1amA B1uqhman. C•rolyn Joyce and Jolwt Clir!Con l.Aar, A11M O ano Oa•id J e.toramo Barbar II J. aft<! Shc)llcS.)d Meyf\111, R1cllara S. and IC•••n~ Talbott. Dl!nn1s B and Janice M.. ECl'#ard\. RoMrl J and KathleoenV. ~say. Jonph ancl Ataona. etc. ROQtrs,\/elllaB aFldJame\A. St rote. Laura and C.lilford N. F~Hman, Jl mt\ C and Patricia A Qfmlston. Stephen c . ana Cyntl\tii A R~. Pfllllp S and Mth"a S. Flsel. Bruce w a'ld Pd ulelt< E Bowen, Oarr•ll "'an l '" Bettv J<.an EQQl•s, Susan Palrot•a and Alollfl \Ian Dusen Ble<.'. Truman Henry •nd &Ulil' V1'91nla _ • McDonald. Dorothy and Lon lier ton ~.ICathle•n M """Hm~• Buel. Jiii E ..,d Gary M Fok.,, V1Cllle S and L~""" E &a•nl1k Marv Jane ~nd Rotwr1 ,_ Ba•asel•I~ Cfl"~",,.. L. •nd """""'Y w Tl>omown Voe~oe Lynn and Wall<• l..Ollan Ci•v•~-Jam.,\. Lorin ..ind Betty KathHyn~ BriQQs. Rot>erl Jame\ <1nd C:thel ~·,,.. Sladek L•s" Karen ,.,,d Wlll•~m ""'°""" \ Setbv, O.br• F and Kenneth U,..,., l(oland, Marv M.irgaret and HMry Donald Clemel\t\. Jo•nne Muguet and Fr•nk Rober! Conlon. D•nlel (; And Lednnot M.. M<MAnu•. Lllloan R and John T Ptlu\on. M•r9aret Eloutwtll .i,,., Roger Witllam 8-tchelM Je .. nelle L •nd Jamt"S IC. Hurford, Mat1M G ano Albert Alva AJnv. Lloyd A """Pair it I• Ann Bro-. P.terlcoa Iris ""cl Barton H FINAL DECREES Enl•"*d JUfte U ~Ip\ Lonnie OP an""° Verna Jean Llttlt. SllirltY L ano Garv E ~ Robert• E dnd John L. M<Na,.,...e. Ba•bMA Jo And 0oug1.s 0 At•1n1on L1n'1a L and OonaldJ Tl"ltn\Oft C»n~ld W and Ar I••~ 0 L<••l RaymQnd Ll)wtll and B.arbtt• J ean loool\~' A t1 • .,a., And Oonftld OwoM Bu••-· P"ul• l(av And StAnley 1111 .... Thayer P•-ta J and Woll••m D S<MtflVr. Oav•d Jame\ ,.nd Arlrrwe Jane ~'~'\Oft MllOrf'd ~ran•-. Andl.PWI\ Geister Oougla\ Woltlam and Morr-en """ Dunn Gl•M R •nd Lyooa C•a" Bal•ncJ•an Ttttrood anO Joe 0¥et1url, Sandra J end Rav C. Schnel~r Eunice A. and Waller Hew Marcc1a Jt•'I •11d Steph~n Mich.oel Parto.er. MtChHI Cu•ll5 •nd ~,,., l..el(lhMHd Cl•"'"· RoDln L. and Thoma\ 0 • D•l•n . •~·~riv LY"fte •fttl Owlst~r 011~ Todd. Dorine Fo •nd J•tl< Wil5Clfl Guo9Htrnos, An.,el• Lisette end Ke1ttt w • .,... f"reto•I-. Arlene C••ot ..-<! s ..... VICI¥ Mc Vo . Cmlllla L. Mid M•c~el C &4tte\, Pflyllls Ju ft and Bur1on C.. Loo. Send•• G. •n41 O.r•td A. Turner. VetOfll<i R. and Ptl•r H. Potflo. Cvntl'll• I(. •nd Jam~~ A Milrcler, Bettt Miit'""' RAymoroett. l'•ttn. Selme R. •11d Devi~ I. Si.tu, Ratpll Osborn •ftd I rm. Jt.., McUllOflllft Pavt Ravtord ....t Mery LYl'M LeV•ll•. Neomi Y¥MM •nd ~Ml JoWJO/I Bortnt(lt, June •"IS 8ertr"nd Olnlell. JUl!e A. I nd E '"~\I L SM!clter. s.111 L0uti.~ allO Lt ror to\141, Jotmn J -J~Q11tlyn L ,• I ~·~ • "I t I ·l • •• I ;jll o ' ( 'f' ·, I I . I .111 1 • t . , U\N!r, Oar•eflf: CeroH~ ltr\d frfl<f A1ymolld '• I 11' C.mpbett. °""" J . .nd C•li.n J -· 11o, Ir Y ... Fr•n<l••"d l'•Cri<I• • W••l<tll•. Pllylll\ anct Th-l J '• .. \ ,,_,,._... T1mothyJ -Cllrb t11\1M fl) Wlllter ,_ Donn• M 011cllo11 •1141 1 I , .. I RICl\ertl R •'" 0tl(ledtllo. lltt(Arclo .JO...-•NI l.e<t • ""~ lllr•llelll ~ r llt1,e. Lorre!.,. .,.ti Rlth•td L ~, ' Ntfi.on,J...,ft•"4 Kelht~•n ~~ l-tOU.1Nadell, J•m~ tea""' -•t ( Z•t-Jane lllNte,SNrryOel.,ndJulkl)~ •'i l f M<K ... 84 ... rtv.u_ ... ,..CM'I.,_. .,,, 1 T flfltll, E.it11 Md Terry A left ... ldeNl,Motryf'.""°JO"PhV --'""J ) H•h •, R-n 0. e!WI C>•r .. nc E. l t ~ , . ' . • , . .. ,. ,,. .. OAILVPILOT Rftlftlt.-.d Actor Raymond Massey will join Richard Chcam - berlain and Dorothy McGuire in a produc- tion of Tennessee Williams' "Night of the Iguana" Dec. 19 throu~h J a n . 31 at the Los Angeles Music Center Ahman son T heater. The pl ay will mark the reunion of Massey and Cham- b e rlain , who cos- tarred in television 's ''Dr. Kildare" series. Kids CQok Up Troubk By ERMA BOMBECK , "Wltat a wonderful place to raise children." QfM&.TOM ..UOM a AU.STAI CAST ,. . ....,... ....... .. STIUM A flood of books ha~ been writ· ten lately on the sorrows or motherhood. This undoubtedly ti.ts been re~pons1ble for the significant decline in births bl this country. I AT WIT'S END You 1bow me a boy who likes lo cook and I'll show you a mother who is a little crazy. 1-----------t 11l1TUIH TO MAC OH .COUMn .. But none has carried such an impact as a little book called, "Smashed Potatoes." edited by Jane G. Martel. It's a kid's-eye view or the kitchen ... filled with recipes and know-how as u child sees it. Here's an example: POPCORN 37 of those hard little seed things that splode into popcorn 3 hot butters lo trickle on l dish of salt to throw over it Put the popcorn seeds in the popcorn bowl and plug it in the plug hold a nd gel the toaster out oft he way. It takes about 10 hours to get going but if you wait, you would see something funny. If your brother takes the lid off, popcorn go zinging all over the Jacqueline Susann's bold best seller that explored all the avenues and darkest alleys of love among the international set. "Once Is Not Enough". '"-....._ ____ _,~ kitchen. POW! POW! POW! Go was h both of your hands because you need to eat It with fingers. If you want lo save it, put it in a big plastic Baggie and put it un- der your bed till tomorrow. You just keep eating till it's all gone. Frankly, 1 never go by the elephant's cage at the zoo and see them hosing the peanut shells down a drain that J don't think. .......... -JACll -HOUOof , ... '"THI LAST MT.u.• ,,.. ---- J have another recipe l'd Uke lo share with you from a mothtir's· eye view of the kitchen. It's called : MY soN·s OMELET FOR ONE 8 eggs 'four on the floor. one mixed with shells, one sliding down cupboard door> l quart milk left standing un· til sour l egg beater 1 blender l mixer 4pans 8 dishtowels 3spalulas Yield : One mother with a mi· graine. J:M 7:1f I JAQI HfCHOUOM "~EIEL ROUSER.S" .. L_all FOUNTAW VALLEY• FOUNTA .. \laLLEV • Ba.,. .. I 011 lh•· ~·n!'ool1liu11al i,,.,twllt•1: •••H1• .,,_. •att -·•• .... aJY '\00 One of our Dlnouurs lsMIS51119 ~. U t>OaKl.llil\tAl ID!Hf.U I Jllf ''°" "RETURN TO MACON COUNTY" ):J~•.n JACll 14tCHOl50M "REIEL ROUSHS" .. _... GENERAL CINEMA CORPORATION DAILY PILOT CLASStFIED ADS 842-5678 L I D 0 ~I WPOIP I If A(•• • 'I I , ti.I Bargain M.Q :0 2,30 Senior Citizens 1. 50 at all ti e SOUTH COAST PLAZA THEATRES W4 tJIEGO FWY. AT BRISTOL SO.COAST PLAZA I -.,.,. IOU-. no..ar l:H W,.,._ J·i:lM41 ..... 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NO PASSES ACCEPTED See Theatre Directories For Showtimes lmSTOl(-- TECHNICOLOR• -AHD- Walt Disneys® ~@!!!~~ ACROSS 61 Size of shol 114 Foggy 19 Feminine 62 Knots 115 Lyric poem ending 1 tnlrtgue 63 Assign 116 ln1ure 20 Food 6 Contempt places 117 School suppliers expression 6-4 Compass group 25 Channel 11 Adornment point 118 Medleval 26 Range 16 Competent 65 Trap instrument crest 20 Appetizer 67 Team 119 Window 27 Woefully 21 G1'9en shade strategy section 29 For11mosl 22 Choice 2wds 120 Fiat 30 Chain's group 71 And. Lattn 126 Object flaw : 2 wds 23 Cove sounds 72 Set of rooms 123 Eliot 31 Beforehand 2• Got up 73 Thorough· character 33 Chinese 25 Greek lare. abbr 124 Om 1ss1on pagoda island 74 Scythe mark 34 Melancholy 26 Nauttcal 75 Utah 125 French 35 Stubborn "stop" mountains author animals 27 Class1l1es 76 Mortnd1n 126 Eat into 36 Leal 28 Small dye 127 Essential aperture fellows 77 Christie 122 Loving 37 Solemn ~Makes forte. embrace 39 Amusement believe 2wds. 129 Region 40 Diagonal 30 Inscribe 81 Peruvian 130 Celestial spar 31 Merit mountain :ravel er 41 Carefully 32 B1bllca1 82 Feminine 131 Mimics made wife sulltx 132 Loan 4• Unattendea 33 Tinge 83 Uncommon customers 46 Squander 34 Long.necked 8• Outcast 47 Traveler's birds 85 Doctor's DOWN stop 35 Insanity assistant 48 Singer Pag.e 38 Sul' de11y 86 Oral pause 1 Oriental 50 Forward 39 Abraham's 87 Clay plug convoy 52 Passionately wife 88 Climb 2 Battery 53 Lariat 40 Declare 90 All over terminal 54 Rap1d1ly 41 Rolls up 3wds 3 Choir voice 55 Waste-maker 42 llaltan 93 Watercraft 4 Gorilla 56 Famous pronoun 9• Maiden 5 French VIOiin 43 Break 95 Sharp article 57 Wingless quickly corner 6 Dinner insect 45 Unhurried 96 Choir serving: 58 Denominations one voice 2wds. 60 Join 47 Mountainous 97 Arias 7 Icy rain together "8 For: 98 Ftre 8 Strikes 63 Mdte , Spanish residue 9 Hail: raltonal cg Booty 99 Possession Latin 65 Venezuelan 51 Oral 100 Talker: 10 Pronoun C1ly declaration 2wds. 11 Contrive 66 Retaliates 52 Currency 102 Aggregalion 12 Make 67 Stable 53 Branch 105 Neuter joyous compartment 54 Clipped pronoun 13 Sixon 68 Goes by bus wool 106 Church a die 69 Epic 56 Absorbs recesses 14 Baseball's division 58 Hindu 107 Adhesive Mel 70 Make guitar 108 Copper coin 15 Regarding joyous 59 Breathe 110 Exclamation 16 Oak nuls 72 Shuts quickly 111 Pa1nt layer: 17 Carried securely 60 Hesitation 2wds 18 Parking 73 Fencestep syllable 113 Long cuts area 78 Rubbish . SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWiRS ' 79 Laud 80 Aadicals 81 Peeve 82 M1ch1gan city 85 Type of script 87 Soothing 88 ASHS$lnated 89 Social leV91 90 Violent ass~lt 91 Leases 92 Some storms 93 Cobalt symbol 95 Indian province 97 "Flying Dutchman" hero 99 Nautical direction 100 Jumper lop 101 Aeries 103 Melancholy 104 Bed itema 106 Plant genus 107 Celestial body 109 Empire State : abbr. 112 Snowy 11 3 Playground chute 114 Grinding tooth 115 canoe paddler 117 Coal dust 1 t8 Ritual 119 Peel 120 Guido's note 121 June beetle 122 Paid athlete 123 Drink slowly 124 Insult 126 Out of ; prefix 127 II proceed a: music 128 Calcium symbol ·, I DAILY PILOT THEY TRIED EVERYTHING - TO STOP YOU FROM SEEING THESE ADULT CLASSICS -BUT OVER ONE MILLION PEOPlE. DID IT ANYWAY ..• Deep Throat • ~ C9fTll C~'? Y e-... """" ,_ '""' ....... ~()._. ... 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"JUGGERNAUT .. 1.-GJ '"7• YOYA51 OF SNAV "'WISTWoaL.D" CP'GJ IAIUlll ""' ••• ,. -· IUU. -· '-'· ' "''· "' ,,.. Fii. & SUH. I 2·2:00 IL TON JOHN • nu WHO IN 4-ftAC• $ftHO TOMMY - lOROS Of flAT8US H rP01 1m PACl ... IC TH•ATlll•& DllllY&·IN SUNR SWAP ll•STI HaltaOlt •L.VO.Drt¥9·h• s-• Meet a A.ut• s-. S•• & s .. ~ -I•"' 10 ••"' O"AMGI Orlw•·ht t 12 Ffi.. Set • s ............ ·-, .. ~ ,,., s-4 ... •• "'•_ ,, .. _ Familw Fyn! ~rofite! •••••',.•Gel~•! ·. ~ Rod 8t•la•r as W.C. Flelda (left) and Valerie Perrtne, who plays his mistress f W. C. Fields' on Location :!·· ~ Valerie Penine Plays Star's Mistress >· ~·1t0LLYWOOD -On the !tot· ~l day or the summer in a rent· ~ Spanish adobe villa in Jhsadena . a sweltering IJpllywood Cilm unit l;8 stripped to !}~ unde rwear, making a mo,·ic ~ut W.C. Fields. ·•::'The movie Is called "W.C. ,Fields ancl Me.'' It is based on the itw>ok by Carlotta Monti. the late :t(>median's migt:Tess, and it is the ~ltest in a sudden myopic cr aze .for nostalgia in new films that is ~lacing cops, gore. violenc;c jehd two-beaded insects that ace bsVegas. "=··This fall we'll be seeing movies af,out Cla rk Gable, Carole Lom- bird, ·Erroll Flynn, Amelia Earhart, Ernest He mingway, Irving Thalberg. Marily n Monroe and Rin Tin Tin. IN "W.C. FIELDS and Me,., the cantankerous curmudgeon is being played by Rod Steiger. Carlotta Monti, who stood loyally by·him Crom 1932 to his death in :.19116. is be ing played with Catholic .convent-bre d dignity by none t'OtheT than Valerie Perrine. The :.heatis kiJling her. ' "I 'm fallin g apart but my f !hairdo· s fine.·· s he groans, point· ( ing to her marcelled wig, which is pinned in place by a straw. {~pillbox Claudt!lte Colbert ,hat. "I . only look this film because it's '•the first chance I 'vc ever had to ~~play dress-up. "I am telling you, I'm nothav· ;:mg any run doing this picture. On ~·Lenny,' I was always clowning : atound with Dustin Hoffman and ·•Bob Fosse. We were always go- '-ing out lo dinner together and ,·l•ughing a lot. Nobody kids ~ound on this thing. Rod Steiger ·.won't even let me borrow his car ~lo go to the supermarket d.u~g ~ ,. ,. , . • .. .. , ,,.. ... , '-"' .. ., ~. C.Oao.A OIL MU. H&DOYllU P£Tllt SILLHS fPGt ~ "SURFING & SKATEBOARDS" 4 Dynamne New Surf a Bo•d Subject•., G•ry Wureter Plue Our AJl·Tlme Moat Popul•r Surflnt Fll1r1 In the raw lunch.·· "Did you wutch any W.C. Fields m o\'ies to research lh1: part?" "NO . I S,\,W one .with Mac We::.t once. I don't remember which one. They wer e all alike , anyway.'' "Well, did you read the. Carlol· ta Monti book?" ''No. I'm doing it again, Rexie. Just going in there slark raving unprepared. Just like 'Lenny.' 1 didn't know anything about Honey Bruce, either. I 'm not an actress. I 've never had an acting lesson in my life." "Well. why did you do this one out of all the things offered you after 'Lenny' and winning the Best Actress pdze at the Canne!:> Film Festival ?·~ "I J UST GOT PLAIN tired of not working. I h•dn'l been on the screen for two years, and this was a lso the total opposite of anything I've ever played before . Quiel, well-drfssed, Catholic lady. •·I don't even get kissed in this movie. No bed scenes, no nude scenes.'' ''To tell you the truth. this Carlotta is just plain stupid. Who would live with W .C. Fields for 15 minutes? This worn an was a total slave to a man I'd like lo rap right across lhe side of the HEAD! I'm doing the slrongei,t actiag job I've ever had to play jusl to .keep from kicking the heck outti that guy. "He made Cun of her in front or his friends, refused to let her have her own career . He doesn't beat her up or 4 anything -I mean. lhere·s no violence, no sex. no nothing! Just a polite re· l<J t1ons h1p. They don't even touch. ·-rm not an ambition-burning, l'areer-mad female. J just want to have fun. and I'm not having an~. All I have is my wardrobe, which I am keeping. H 's out· rageous 30s and 40s. The clothes are fantastic. Just a trim or the hat or a cut of the hem. and I can wear them in public. I have one Marlene Dietrich one that really looks dikey. Thal is my favorite. J"ll wear that in New York." ''Whal scene is that for?'' "I don·t know. I haven't read the whole script. I have no idea what 1 ·m doing until I get out there on the set a nd do it. "I du know one thing. I ha ve three and a half acn.>S and lots of 250-pound mastiffs and Great Danes . and instead of being home Lakin~ care of them. here I am. playing so me jerk who's in love with W.C. Fields. It's not worth it. I 'm mo\'ing out or l lollywood where I can gel my whole act together again." She picked up h er wig and, at 5:30 when they told her she could go home, she somehow made il, · hardly noticin g the car, the frcewuy or the t r affic cops who might have t aken her in for im· pc.•rso naling a Boe ing 707. Somebody up there likes Valerie Perrine.•. and so do I All-New R6<£ Whit~ & Blµe Fireworks Spectacular : everv night at 9 o m. Plus .. More than 50 exciting adventure' and attractions Open every day from B a m to 1 a m. id!y,Juty27, 1975 OM. Y PILOT •7. • BevueFunny But Uneven By J AO<IE HYMAN Ot-. °*''' ,...,.. tutt Two of the ortglnaton or the comedy revue ''Beyond the Frlnce" a.re back in town with a new revue called "Good Evening," 'playing through the end of August ot the Shubert Theater in Century City. t Peter Cook and Dudley Moore are a de· li~htful t~am , expert at throw-a way British humor. Moore, in :Jddition, is a talented mus i· cian who can r educe an audience to tears with his vers ions of opera and sonatas. But the material the pair is working with in "Good Evening" is uneven, ranging from the hilarious to the tedious. A FEW OF the skits should probably be replaced. One. "Down lhe Mine," is a predicta- ble sl'liloquy about boredom which s ucceeds in bein~ quite boring itself. But s uch lapses are more tha n compensated for by the sheer talent both men dis play and by s uch memorable sketches as "Gospel Trut.h " in which a reporter Crom the Bethlehem Star' int- erviews a shepherd about the birth of Jesus. and '·The Frog and Peach." a 'bit of uproarious non- sense. The two men. with the versatility to play roles of all ages and both sexes, never seemed overcome by the vastness or the Shubert stage nor by the technical difficulties which plagued the show on opening ni~ht. "Good Evening" lS nawed, but it is an en- )oyable experience. More. Shake Seen LOS ANG°ELES (AP> -Some skeptics thought the mtreh publicized sound system de· veloped for the mo••ie "Earthquake" was a one- time thing. How can movies, arter all, flKLuire that you feel an earthquake as well as see and hear it. But Sensurround will . be back. Universal Studios says the system, which emits powerful low· frequency vibrations that m ake theaters and the people in them s hake, will be used in the Cilm "Midway." about the famous World War II bat· Ue invol\'ing an aircraft carrier . Heralds a Univers al press release: "The im- pact of bombs, planes. crashes, motors, ex· plosions, gun, rocket, torpedo and cannon powe r will be presente d in an awesome Jeel-it style that "ill actually put uudicnccs, for the first time ever . right into Lhe middle of an incredible bat· tic." !MY{!fl~~.~l,[U (PG) irc.1 ~THE OTHER SIDE Of'J:HE MOUNTAIN' 644-0760 THU•·fil-MOH·TUlS 7:••:• WlD·SAT·SUN 1:•._.: IH :eo-t:ll-MI DNIGHT NOT Slt-0: LC\ 'E ~llllY_ ~Cl~~.:~~,TER llllU •lH6 C ... Tll " 979--4141 SMOKEY STOVER PllSIMTS RUTHIE LEWIS GROUP 5-d.y Aft....._ -4 to I p.-. 3295 Newport Blvd. tt.wpoc1 Beoct. 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SundQI 10 toe. • 109 Listerine Antiseptic 20 fl. o~. 11'9 Head & Shoulders Shampoo Net. wt. 7 oz. bottle Wash 'n Ori Towelettes 22's DH;E[ TABLETS Anti-Gas Antee id Di-Gel . Tablets 100's Band-Aid Plastic Strips 50's Treasury Baby Powder Nt. wt. 14 oi. a-Tips Cotton Swabs 408's ' ,. J I ~ .~ --> •• • ~.:; · ••. I • ii ' _...,...,.~'J --· :.-, .. -:·_"""' 1'.~9 Clairol· Final Net Hair Net Nt\ wt. 8 oz. Special prices good thru· Sunday, August~. 1975 l Three Silver Medals for Area S;bn St;:;.; CALI, COLOMBIA-Valerie Lee, Shlrley Babasbo!f and Brian Goodell, all members of the Mis· ~ion VltUo Nadadore.i; team, each }ricked up a silver medal Satur- ctay nlCbt in the World Aquatics <:bampJonsblps. The meet ends today, and favored lo add more hardware lo her growing collection ot medals is Babaishoff, who'll vie in the 100 .and 800-metet freestyle ruces. Lee exploded for an American record in tbe 200 butterfly Satur- day, recordlng a 2:14.89 to place liecond behind East German Roeemarie Kothar. Kolhar's 2 :13.82 was only a touch off her •«ld record of 2: 13. 76. Babasbort anchored the United States' .00-meler freestyle relay · team to a r~erup fuusb to the classy East Germans u the lat. ter ripped ott a world record 3:49.37 Saturday. evening. The Americans recorded a 3:50.74, a.I.so under the old mark. And, the nlfty Goode ll chued Tim Shaw lo a gold medal ln the 1,500 freestyle as Shaw grabbed his third victory of this m~l with a 1S : 28.92, well off bis world mark of 15:20.91. Goodell • was the only other swimmer to finish in tbe 'ame lap with Shaw as the Mission Viejo whiz chalked up a 15:39.00. Babasboff won her 800 heat Saturday with an easy 9:03.03 and the gold medal favorites. Heather Greenwood and Australian Jenny Turrall, were also e a sy heat winncn . Greenwood (8 :58.58) was lbe on· lyone under nine minutes. Babssboff rene ws her intense rivalry with Eas t German Kor:nelia Ender in lhe 100 and lbe latter is the t>verwhelming f avorlte · lo reverse her loss to BabashoCC earlier in the week when they dueled in the 200. "It wns just a regular 1,500 '' 11aid Shaw. "There was nothi~g special about the r ace." Ender gave the East Germans an early lead they never lost in their record-shattering reluy. Ute Bruckner finished up for the East Germans and belf orf a challenge by Babasboff of Foun- tain Valley. Greg Jage nburg or West Chester, Pa., aet a meet record in winnin1 lhe men's 100-meter but- terfly with a 55.63. S.~yHt11•": ~tr 8ullotrfly -t. Ro_ .... K«Jw, E. Ge•m...r. ,: ,~.._ J. V•ltrte u.. ~ 1:t.-. 3, ~brlele Wu1<.r.ca. E . o ........ "'· 2:t5.,.. •. c.mui. Wrtgllt, USA, 1: '7,Jt, S. ~•II• .._.,..., USSR.2.tUl ••• w~Oulrlll,~.l.1Ul. 1.~er FrtHh lt -1, Tim Shaw, USA. t J:2'.92 meet rt<ord: old rtc.otd, 1$:31.*5, si. ... Holland, Au\lrtllt , lt7). 2. Brian Gooelell, USA. IS:39.00. 3. O.vld Pttker, G. 8rll~11, U:~21. •. Fr.nlll Pfu1a, E Germ•nY. 14:0$..32. S. R•l,.r Slrollblcll, E. Gttm•ny. i.;09.JS. IOl>~er 8uller11y -1. Gr•o J~bW'O. USA. SS.•3 meet record; old record. SS.H . Bru<e Robt•IMll'I, C.ntda, lt73. 2. ROQtr Pylltl, E. Gtrmtrty, S. OA. :I. 8111 Forrot~. U!>A, ~.~ ~. 81'uc• RobtrtM!fl, C.ntdt, S6.3'. s. W91 OelO<HfiO, Ec~clor. S..64. 4. Brle11 Brlnln~. G. 8t1ta1r1, 5'.6&. 4QO.mtltr Freestyle Rtl•y -I. E. CierlNny Korn•ll• E11der, Berbue ICr.uH, Cl•udl• Htrrc>el, Ule 6ru<kMr 3.49.'1 .o!'IG ~COf'd; Old •-d: l ·Sl.ft, USA, 1'74. 2. USA !Ulltly Hecld'r, Ktrtfl Rttter, Kelly Ao.ell, Shirley ~ 3.50.74. ), C•ntdt l :".37. 4. HOl1e1Wl3!5'.1 .. S. W. ~rmony l . st. 19. ~. S.wedt11 S. St.~ Red Says Coffin Shut - Casey Looks Wouldn't Go Into BtUeball GLENDALE. Calif. (AP) -"Baseball? Baseball? Oh, no, I wouldn't go into baseball again," declar es Casey Stengel with his obvious humor. "I would, ah, oh, what do you call it. What's this her e stuff when you get to the moon? I'd be an astronaut. I love the moon.'• Charles Dillon "Cas~y" Stengel, who won fame as a baseball playe r and manager, celebrates his 8Sth birthday on Wednesday and terrific and if be went to shift from cente rfield to right center they would shift loo. .. You never had lo yell over 1 there with DiMaggio because his judgment was great and he kept the i;ame distance with his three ball players. WhE_?n he moved, they did too. get1t? And thal was good. The best thing I bad in the big leagu~ was when he controlled the outfield. When he was there, J never bad to watch it." , ·0n Dodgers he remains one of America 's greatest -also as a humorist who can joke despite mis· fortune. Stengel played 14 years ia the majors with New York, Boston and Philadelphia ot the National League with a lifetime batting average ofl .284. He managed the Boston Braves. With the New York Yankees be won 10 Ameri('an VALERIE LEE,BAIAN GOODELL,SHIRLEY BABASHOFF EACH WON A SILVER MEDALSATUROAY. No Fish Tale Nicklaus Deep Sea Fishing And Seasickness Blows Putt, Stays Tied For me, travel by sea and fly- • ing have a great deal in common. That b, it's the getting to the destination that causes me the most grief. Regular readers of this column will recall a recent air misadventure of mine which involved me suffering various traumas on a DC9 bound from Mexico City to the Guatemalan border. That was another s tory, however. · 1be current sad saga oe·my air· sea misadventures look place much closer to home. Oddly, ,,~ 11rr1-: \\ \:-\ti while on the plane I sat in terror. hoping it wouldn't go down· somewhere. Yet while on the boat, there were monients when I felt myself wishing it would go down. That's because I was ill. I believe some people call it sea sickness. J admit being susceptible to that illness, having suffered from it wblle aboard a Korea· bound troop f=hip many years ago and more recently having been victimized while deep sea fis· hing. Lately, however, I have manaaed to get out ocean fishing and escape the miseries of sea sickness. That's because I was oo the half day boats and they fairly well hug the shoreline. Too, the ones I have been aboard have escaped the pitching motion of , heavy seas, which can bring on sea sickness. Therefore, I was given a false SenH of security Qou1 my pl'Olle- nea to sea sickness. And when a ,ooc1 man named Art Gronsky from Art's Landing in Newport Beach came by my olOce the otbel' day and invited me to s<> afler alf>acore on bls boat "Sport," the lure was too much to resist. Until the day we left, I had forgotten how horrible it was to get up BEFORE S a.m. But the overwhelming urge to catch and eat albacore overcame my r eluc· lance to turn orr the alarm and go back lo sleep. And that was indeed un· fortunate for all concerned. I arrived at the l anding, further reassured we would clean the ocean of albacore. At least, I felt, I'd catch seven or eight. After all, m y odometer· read 77774.7 when I pal"ked near the waterfront. What an omen! As it turned out, 13131.3 would have been more appropriate. At any rate, i:fronsky, boating writer Al Ldckabey and I boarded the Sport. The ocean was calm . "Like a lake,'· Gronsky observed. We moved out to seek al\)acore and while the sea re mained at peace, my head and stomach did not. The ocean was like a placid lake. But my stomach was working like a berserk washing machine. Oc· casional whifff of diesel fumes and the smell df the sea added lo my growing demise. ILE BlZARD, Que. CAPJ Jack Nicklaus backed off from a four.fool. par-saving pull, then missed it -a lapse that cost him sole control of the third-round lead Saturday in the $200,000 Canadian Open golf tournament. "Just as I was getting ready to stroke the putt, there was a big On Tl' Todag Channel% at 1:30 yell from the gallery around lhe nearby 17th green," be said. "So I backed off. When I went back lo it I guess I should have backed off a second time. I was still hearing the yell." The putt missed. JL was a bogey that dropped him back into a tie, for the second day in a row, with graying Gay Brewer. Each had a third round of par 70 and matching 54 hole totals of 206. four-under-par on the 6,628-yard Roya l Montr eal Golf Club course. But Nicklaus. seeking his fourth title or the year, was far Crom disappointed. '·A round of 70 today was not a bad round at all," he said. "It could have been a little better -l missed a couple of short putts on the back nine -but actually it was a pretty solid round of golf." Before long l was leaning over the rail, rnalfog the first of several personal contributions to the sea. The greasy aroma of Thlrd·round ~cores ill Ille $200,000 Canadlafl potato chips sent me into further ~~~1,kiaus agony. • --Gav B••-· Tom wtl~kOPf I lay writhing about the deck, G1bbyG1111er1 hoping to gqodness someone ::~de~:~::" would knock me out, shoot me or HUO.•IG•cen throw me overboard. Some re· 1Ce,.s1111 aders have pf!obably wished the ~~~~:""er same thing from Ume to time. eruceLAll•~e It Would have been the most o.vldGr1h•m Pel Fltulmon~ humane thing anyone could have Tom W•hon Let Trevino done. When you are sea sick. 1.AHrz1e.,1er time stands still. The ocean and Jim a..11erd bo do t Rlcli.rdCra'Wlord at no . . aoti w.,,,,. Seven hours and 11 trips lo the JollnnyMlll•• rail from thf' time we left the :,B~~1_. dock, we were back in port. Land. a.itc11e.1rd has only looked as good when ::;-;~rd I've deplaned. 0.-1., Jonn Followin"' lbe style o( draft Terrv oi.n1 6 Rover N•ltllle protesters and women's Jibbers, GeorveKnudsoo'I l used fire to emphasise my feel· o.r,.. "'•.,.r ings: I burned my fishing license. ~;i~Of"d / 6S.71·70-206 6&'61-10-20!> 6S.74~-l07 70.70-49-'°' 14.~61-209 61-1) .. ,_ 110 6&-71 71-710 10-61·1'-111 6&-73-10-711 ... 73·70-111 70-72 .. <> 711 o7·1H3 211 1>7·13-71 211 n.11 .. 9-111 ,,.,,.., 211 ... ,3.11-217 10.11-11 112 7"' I ·10-2'2 ... , ... ,_117 70-1...._211 73-71-61-217 61'7~11-113 11).12-71-713 118-74·11-113 73·71 .. -113 7 "73-4'-2 ll 7()-1).10-213 n ·12-u-212 ... 14-7t-21J '7·n.73-21J 73-61-7'-21> 7HH1-21J CINCINNATf <AP) -Jack Billingha m thinks the Cincinnati Reds have slammed the coffin lid on the def ending National League champion Los Angeles Dodgers. "They've got to f~l it's going to t ake a miracle now," said Bill- ingham, after he beat the On Tl' Toda11 C'Jaannel 11at11:10 Dodgers 5.3 Saturday before a national television audience. The triumph. powered by Pete Rose's four hits, three runs scored and one run batted in. gave the Reds their widest West Division lead of the year, a com- manding 13 ~-game bulge. ·'I don't see how they can do it. It would take a complete colla1>5e on our part and that's not going to happen," continued Billingham. But Dodgers manager Walter Alston refused to concede anything to .the Reds ... I don't think anyboay's gonna play de· ad," he said. "A win was the only thing on my mind," added Billingham, a tall right-bander, who was let go by the Dodgers, his first major le ague team,· m the 1969 ex· pansion draft. Rawly Eastwick came on to provide that win with last-out re- lief in blazing style, strikiag out pinch-hiller Ken McMullen on three straight pitches with two men on base. CINCINNATI LOS ANGELES Row,31> · Cncpelon, u Morg•n,lb Btncll,C TPertr, ti> GF~ler,lf Rttmund, rl ~rOlllmo,d e1111ng11m,1> Ea~l'WICk,P Total •l>rll,., s 3 • ' Lope$. 'lb 'o o o euo111r,lf 3 1 2 I ... le.Cl 2 o o 2 G.wwy, lb ~ 0 I 1 WC:ni;lrd, r1 .. 0 0 0 c.e.,,3t> ~ 1 I o Ve•ger,c .. 0 0 0 Wynn,pll 3 O O O Ruuell,,~ O O O O M(.Mulltn, pf\ Rau,p RNldtn,p L~,pll Ho1i9h, p JJ > 8 > Toltl •llrlln.; • 0 0 0 • 0 ' 0 . ' ' ' ' ' 3 0 ~ , 1 0 '0 z ' 3 0' 1 0000 l 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J.C 39J L~Angel~~ 100 200 000-3 C1nc;1nrw11 102 010 Olx-s C -C~y. Rau. Conception. OP -Conc;lnna1i ?. LOB· Lo' AngtlO S. C1ntlnnat1q,18-T. Ptrtl, C..rvey 7, Ro~ HR -Halts. SB RrttMMUnd. ~F -Benell 11' H It Elt ea SO Rau IL,•·" • " .. 3 1 3 RhOOen 1 0 O 0 0 O Hougll ' 2 I I J Bolll"IJhm (W, 11 >I &· <> J J I E'"'"'ltk • • o o o o Sovc C•~'"'"k q t -7 JJ.A -~.1:i. He's a millionaire, vice- president of a bank, and a member of baseball's Hall of Fame. Yet Casey isn't happy these days because his wife, Edna, is in a hos pital and he isn't in the best of health. "l go there to visit her," says Casey. "Everybody wants pictures of her and myself like we used lo do. Now we can't do it. It would look lous y to send out a Christmas card and not have her picture on it." So Casey lives at their Glen- dale home, still able to re· minisce over more than a half-century in baseball. "J oe DiMaggio was the perfect ball player." s ays Casey. "When you're managing the first thing you h ave to do is watch the cenlerfielder, the right fielder and the le ft fielder and see how they place themselves. "When DiMaggio played centerfield for me he played ·League pennants in 12 years with seven World Seres titles. He became the first manager of lhe New York Mets when they joined the National League. . Stengel gained fame also for bis Slengelese manner of non-stop talking with physical illustrations of the points he made. He played when big salaries weren 'l yet in vogue, but he made enough to make successful investments. ''I was glad I wasn't in on them big salaries," he said in an Associated Press in- terview. ··For one reason, you know why. They used to pay off in silver and gold. How in hell could I carry all that gold around? And that silver if I had $100,000. If I had $100,000 in silver in one pocket and $100,000 in gold in the other, I wouldn't be living now, you know that. "They'd take me on the street a nd I 'd have more'- bumps than I've got now." •· <See CASEY. Page OJ With Minnesota Ryan Wins One; Angels Gain Split Angels pitching whiz Nolan Ryan flashed form of old Satur- day night at Anaheim Stadium as be shut out the Minnesota Twins for seven innings plus in Angel• Slate All G.,nes on !CMPC (710) ""1y27 Minnesota a I C.lllorn1• n ·ssp.m. July110.lcagoal Ca llforn1.t 7·7>p.m. July~ Chlt•90 at Calilornl• 1.15 p,m, the seco nd g ame of ~ doubleheader . Minnesot a won the firs t game. 9·4. overcoming a 3·0 Angels lead and wrapping up the verdict with four runs in lhe eighth inning and three more in the ninth. The Halos took the nightcap, 5·0. Ryan had lost eight games in a row since cruising to an early 10·3 record and suffering an in· jury at that juncture. He had struggled and was knocked around mercilessly until Satur- day night when be got back in the groove.· He was touched for si x hits be fore giving way to Jim Brewer. the relief pitcher r e· cently acquired from th e Dodgers. Eric Soderholm and Da nny Thompson hit two-run singles in the eighth inning and Minnesota scored {bree more runs in the ninth to rout the Angels. 9.4. in the opener. 15-year-old Pro: Ryan, winless since June 6 dur. ing which time be bad an earned run average of 6.39 while un· dergoing the longest tailspin of his career, leveled bis record at 11·11 and authored bis sixth shutoutofthe season. A Hit or a Miss? By DOUG DOUGBTY Roanoke, Va. nmes For tbe Associated Press PULASKI, Va. (AP) -The young third baseman glided to his right, then to his left., effort- lessly fielding almost every ball hit his way. . A small crowd had begun lo file into the old Appalachian League ball park here, p~g scant at· tention to the youngster at third base-Jorge Lebron, age 15. Only one year after receiving national attention. Lebron has surf aced in Pulaski-a southwest Virginia lown of 11,000 and hardly a major stop on pro baseball's Main Line. The Appalachian is a rookie league. His speech remains fQ.ilhlul to his native Puerto Rico, is featurft seemingly untouched by· · tfle sudden manhood required of him since he signed with the Philadelphia Phillies, at 14, in the summer of 1974. There is no one to bother. Lebron now-no one lo flash cameras in his face, no one lo ask questions he could not answer even if he knew what they meant. A year after his celebrated de- but with Auburn of the New York- Pennsylvania League, Lebron is playing-which, in itself, is a welcome change. He's batting .286 for Pulaski after spending last season fight· ing a losing battle with New York's child labor laws. Courts kept him out of all but two of Auburn's games. Surpris ingly. he does not regret signing so young. "I just wanted lo sign to play baseball," he says. "I didn't lh1nk about my age. Besides, I liked to see my name in the newspapers.'• His good fastball was missing as he gave up six hits, fanned on· ly two and walked four before be- ing relieved in the eighth by Jim Brewer. John Balaz, a rookie outfielder. gave Ryan all the runs he needed when he ripped a two-run homer in the second inning. FIRST GAME I MINNESOTA CALIFORNIA' ~b r II 11M •11 f"J' ,_. 6rtun, It • 2 2 0 Remy, 7D A 0/0 0 OFord, cf } I I 0 "'arper, pr. 1 ~ 1 I Carew, ?b • 2 l I Rl..ers. '' ~ I J 0 Ollve,dll Joo o eo111n~.11 J rlo 0 Terrell. pr o I O I UhoUd, dll 7 140 0 Soclrhellm, lb S I 7 7 51tnlon rt 4 0 I l 9r'9g~ lb • I I I Chel-.lb • ?0 0 Boslotll, rt • I I 0 Oolltrty, ID ' I 0 ll>omosn. SS • 0 I 7 El Rdrqel, c ' 0 0 LGom~1. u o o o o MNtttln, Pf\ 1 I ' O eor~.( • 0 0 0 Mlley,u • I I Golll,P 0 0 0 0 Fl~N.P 0 0 0 s..rometr, p o o o o 8rtwer,p o o • Toltl 31 • 10 1 Toltl l 4 I • Minnesota ooo cnoi• ~111ornla 700 100 I E ·Fl~oa.~my,Oolltrty,DP-MI ,. '·LOB -M l11nuo1a 1. Cillfoml• 1. 1$-.._ M. Netti•'· 38 -Stenton. 58 -Riven .l, w. SF-Ttrrell. 8rl901>. I~ H 91 aR aa M) •• • 7 4 4 ' 2 '• I 0 0 0 0 71 • .. 5 , 4 H• 4 l I I I College Super Game Endorsed Lebron 's bigges t obstacle re- mains the Enilish langua1e. "I am learning-a lot more than last year," be said through Orlando Sanchez. a teammate and lnterpreter. ''But I still don't speak the language well." Auiped the task ot handllnc Lebron. youn1esl player ever to 11.gn a major leaiue contract, la a1.year-old Mike Compton, a carett man with the Phllll• or- 1anbatlon. Oolt1IW,MI lluromtitr ~lguero• IL, a.11 ... _, WP -Golll. T -2; 3'. S&CIONOGAME CALIFORNIA Ml"NESOTA tltrllr.i •llr .. ,_. J I I I 8rMin, If l 0 l 0 3 0 0 0 Ofonl. (1 A O ~ O J 0 0 0 CM-.2" A 0 O 0 ~ DALLAS (AP) -Micb.lgan coach Bo ~bembechler said he iln't In favor of a playoff !or tbe naUonal coUeae football WJe ~ advocated a •·su~r Game ' between tho No. 1 and No. 2 teams after tie bowl 1ama .i1 e•'t '" a ~ et.arttn1 after tM nplar MDln endl ln Novembtr becaae I\ woWd play h•voc yJtb tlft•l aama and tueb,., ... u.ld. "But I ~Id IM. naUoaal UUe 1•m• hued on the TaDU• aftel' the bowll ol U.. two. highest ranked teams s~ a week or to days after Jan. l. ''That way both tNmS would still be in good cooditioD to play and tl wouldn't lnlelfere wllb school WO(lr. '' Scbembecbler said there was creat interett ln the bowl lltua· lion ln the Bill Ten ~ause .. although It ls not yetoalclal it's a foregone concluskm t.bat both our cont ereocc aQd the Pac 8 will allow &A)' of their tea.aw to IC• ttpt bowl bids thl• year." He sald ... It's about Ume for thet rule. I tbtnk you can give my team credit. We've only lost two games in three years and never pla1od in a bowl. We've been co- cham.PI ln the Big Ten lbe lut three years and never got lo lhe Role Bowt.•· The outspoken Michigan coach said, "I can think oI several tn- &tanC'et 1n the last several years where we could have perbap1 won the oaUonal UUe If we could have played In another bowl 1 game while Ohio· State was tn Puadena." The final Associated PrtsS poll of broadcasters and sports writers tor the national «tb.am- pMJinlhlp ls taken after t.be bowl a a mes. "The Bl1 Ten rule without a doubl cost us • shot al tho na- Uoaal title and ll'• about Ume they did away with il.0 Schem .. bechler added. ••For example, we'd love to come to t.be Cotton Bowl ... Compton himself ran the 1amul of t.be PbUadelpbia farm system, cllmaxln1 hll careet' in a '7·e•me rune with the Pbllllee u a catcher In 1971. ••ne doee't handle bimaell Ilk• a 1$.year. old." sald Comptoa. ''He's very See MISS, Pace CJ •O l l()llve,Oft 3010 l 1 O O s.dmolfn. a 4 o G O 4 121 eostoo,,rt JOOO ' 0 ' 0 °Thoft'lptll, u ' 0 t 0 ' ' 1 ' ~.< l. ' 0 0 0 0 0 Albury, p 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 ~1. p 0 0 0 9 J I 0 0 To&eb J I 0 1 b 21 ,, • } . ' £1 • DAILY PILOT MISS? • • • CO-U.Md from Pase Cl) mature right now. It's hard to de- fttmioe the attltude of a person' 10U can't talk to, but he's done everythine I bave asked him to. ltl's always buaUin_g. ••ftom the start, he's lm- sed me most wlth his hiWng ity. Boy, d~s he make con- ! For a 15-year-dd, he b.lu a Superman.•• espit.e s uch high praise, ever, Lebron bas his detrac- e Hu unlimited talent. but llu as hell," said one mate. othu aClded : "He'll bit a fly ~outfield that's halfway dif· t to a catch and be won't runil oul." He's in a Cog m06t ol the , " said one Pulaski player, to account for Lebl"OD's -UJJLJ:D: lethargy. •1>1nn-on's uninspired play at the ~rt of the season bad -..n.---elpbla so worried that the ..... .uu' es considered sending him e. Al the first of the year, I was concerned," admitted mpton. "I asked myself, n 't be want~o hustle? I re~· Y thought he was wasting bis lls. 'Once we broke through the fanguage barrie r , we found out what the problem was. He had a hurt back, but he was so young he didn't want to say anything about it. .. In a league where Cew players can ever hope lo make lbe big leagues. Lebron 's chances ap- pear lo be good. He was drafted as a sbortslop but moved to third. where he has less ground lo cover. '·1 always liked playing shortstop," said Lebron, "but now I'm comfortable at third." It was believed by Phillie coaching stare that Lebron didn't · have lhe speed to play short. However, h is glovework a nd throwing arm have been beyond reproach. "I'm not believing bis arm,·· aaid one incredulous teammate. .. And I 'm nol believing he's 15. either." Wilh a stocky build and traces bf a wispy beard, Lebron looks as old as some of the high school gTaduates with whom he plays. 1 ·"His biggest hadicap, if he bas one. is speed," said Compton. "He bas a tendency to be heavy in the legs, which is why we make him run every day. His weight could hurt him later on." Although Lebron's forte is hit- ting. he takes extra pride in his fielding. "My goal is to m ake plays that no one has ever made before," he said. 'IV Menu 11 :10 a .m . (11) - DODGERS BASEBALL - The Los Angeles Dodgers meet the Reds at Cincinnati in a National League baseball game. 12 :20p.m. (2) -PROTEN· NIS -Bjorn Borg oC Sweden faces Cliff Drysdale in a second round match in the $60,000 CBS Tennis Classic. 'Also Valerie Ziegenfuss meets Rosie Casals. Taped. 1:30 p.m . (2) -GOLF - · a l round play in lhe Cana· dian Open, which features a $200,000 purse. The Royal Montreal Golf Club course is a 6. i43-yard layout. 2 p.m . (11) -SHRINE FOOTBALL -The 24lh an· nual Shrine North·South Foot· ball Game from Pasadena's ~e Bowl. Taped. 4x4 SALE 71. LANDClut511l SORT Or Wtn tn Hut>t. elc. fl37FVY) 72 LAHDCIUISH ~ 3 -.,.," nublt eir c.t.l"d. (4&3HG8J 54199 $4899 s4999 20~EMOS COIOu... COIOHA. MX. I.AMO CIUIS8 SAVE HOW J CASEY STENGEL AS MANAGER (LEFT), PLAYER. CASEY STENGEL .•. <Continued from Page Cl) St.engel bated t o see Billy Martin fired as manager of the Texas Rangers. He respected Martin as a second baseman with the Yankees and says when Billy comes West for the Old Timers game at Dodger Stadium 'Tm going to let him manage .;t least half the game." The game consists of about three innings a nd Casey will be handling one of the dubs. ''I'm very proud of M artin," Stengel says. •'Regardless of what they say about him, he real- ly could put out. He was one of the slickest players we ever had. He could pick up signals and he wouldn't tell you about il for three years. So nobody knew for three years that he was picking up the signa ls." "So what's lhe matter with him now about his skill. He's very capable and very ambitious in baseball and one of the best managers in the country." Stengel lo-. es the Old Timers games because the fans get to sec the former stars. "You know they play a game al Cooperstown and there is a scat· ing capacity of only three or four thousand," he says. ''lll'rc N e~porf Girl Gains Finals CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy (AP> -Bruce Barton of Horton. Mich .. moved into lhe final of the K·l m en's class in the European junior canoeing championships Saturday. He w as the slowest among nine oarsmen who won tx>rths in the fin al. T h e f astest was Czechoslovakia's .Jiri Lauda in 1.52.8. BartQn's lime was 1:56.6. In the K ·2 women's cl ass, finalists included the American and Russian teams. The Soviet pair of Valentina Nepliak and Galina Chikareva clocked the fastest time, 1:55.1. Julie Jones of Newport Beach. and J ackie Scribner or Washington, D.C. were clocked in 2:00.9. Jones also reached the finals or the K·l women's class. Carsta Genauss had the fastest time, 2:09.8. Jones had a 2: 14 7. Name Change SANTA BARBARA -Keit h Wilkes, the ·son or a Baptist minister who was the Rookie or the Year in t he National Basket· ball Association with the Gold l·n State Warriors. pet.Jt1oned Fri· ddy lo change his name legally to Jamaal Abdul·Laleef. thousands get to see the Old Timers." Stengel is proud lo be in the Hall of Fame with special re· cognition as both a player and manager but says he didn't think about it when he was active. .. When you're playing ball and you're fighting out there for· yourself and your t eam a nd you're fi ghting against the other players and you're fi ghting for the league, you're not thinking about the Hall of Fame. "You don't think about it then. You're just sa~ing you've got to do good every day or you won't get in there anyway. "After I got in there I paid more a ttention to the Hall or Fame than I ever did in my life. I go up there anytime I can and r' do something, s ign autographs or talk to the people who come in there." Casey turns up at Old Timers games, when his health permits, and wears a uniform with the in- signia of every team with which he's been associated. Last week he went to Visalia to watch a California League game because it's an affili ate of the Mets. ·' l hadn't been there in four or n ve years and they wanted me lo go so I we nt and it was a pretty good game," he repo1ted. .Stengel won't rate the players with whom he's been associated. "No, I won't do that and I'll tell you why. A terrific thing is when you get a fellow like DiMaggio or Mantle and you see how long he · lasted and you have a man like Ford and that's an amazing pitcher because be always beat the other guy and Larsen was jusl terrific in that game." DiMaggio and Mickey ManUe starred in center field. Whitey Ford was an ace left-handed pitcher and Don Larsen pitched the only perfect World Series game. Casey. as usual. answered the question in his own way. Team Tennis Frid•'I''' ut~ Scores Mew York JO, Clewl~ 11 Wo""n Wi>de IN Y l l>f>dt Ziegenfuss (C) ... K•nv·Schatleu <N Yl bf>at JonPs Stap (ClW. ' Men-M•yer IN Y) but (illlinan (Cl 6·3 ~Yl!r·Stolle ~et C.r aebnpr ·<i•ll•non&-4. ' Mlud-WaOe·Slolle b<:"t Zlt'9('nfuu-Graebnrr ~. A 2,l01. At Un•o"d•le, N. Y. Los Anv-lu lt, Ho1wo11f 16 Womfn -Cuals ILAl dl!f. Kuykendall tH) 6-? C;iuts Stuart def. Courl·Gourl.ay IHI 6-l.. ~n -Ma\lers ILA I d•I Bu<hhol1 Oii 7 &. CA•"·Ma~ters def O.av•dscn Ne-ombe <HI 6·•. ""•Afd Ha rter Cd•I! ILA) be<JI Court-Davidson (Hl 6 2. ~n D•~o U, Coldtn Gotte.-s H V.'Dmpn Hunt ISO! <let Stove IG(i) 6-2, H.,,,f. .,..,.,,.\) dl'I l(IOH·l<1yom ur• IGGI 6-3 Men OkLer IC.C.l d•t Ral•ton ISO> 7+, O• ... , McM11ldn <kl. R.tl•ton·Andrewsl>-4 M•lled M<Mlllan·Stov~ (CiG) ~I. Andrew~· Younqt.-4. A 2.121>. At An•he•m. :Balboa, . Sports~ Brief . North :NewpOrt Goodbyf! Cle~n; Upe~ ·Ad:vanceRams Sign QB South The Newport and Stan· ford Aquatics A teams are top.seeded in today's flnnl action of the 1975 AAU junior men's out· door water poJo touma· menl at Newport Harbor High. Newport defeated Con· cord, 8·4, and Stanford stopped the Bal boa· Corona Aquatics A team, 12·7, Saturday night. All four t eam s ad· vanced to today's finals. Newport meets Balboa at 10; Concord plays Stanford at 11 ; Concord .clashes with Balboa al2; Newport and Stanford .tangle at 3. Newport had little trouble with Concord Saturday, scoring three goals in the second period lo take a 4·2 lead. Frank Anderson bad three goals and Gary Figueroa two for Newport. Stanford and Balboa were tied, 4·4, after two periods before Stanford exploded. Jim Hester led Stanford with four goals. In earlier action Satur. day, Newport defeated Stanford B, 5·3, and whipped Trident, 17·2. Balboa downed Long Beach B. 7 ·3, and tied Long Beach A, 6·6. Newport and Stanf crd were tied, 3·3, after two periods , but Kevin Robertson scored a goal apiece in the third and fourth periods to spark Newport. Robert Webb had four goals Cor Balboa against Long Beach. Nine players scored for Newport in its rout o ver Trident. S.t11rdo1y't Scorn Me"'l119 AOlan Concord 13, F•llbrook 1 Sl<111ford A 7, Lon9 Deatll 8 2 NtwportA 17, Trident 2 Lano Beach A6, Belt>oa A' St.in lord 8 9, Newp0rt o 2 NfwPOrt B 10, Corona D 3 Clov1S8, Los Altos • Newport C 8, Cypress 4 Al•-(QwntrflMll) ActN. StAnlord A'· L0l'l9 Beach A 1 Con<:ord 7, Clovi~ 2 · Balboa A 7. Lonv 8eKh Bl Newpon A 5, Si.ntord a 3 Newport A I, Concord 4 ~tan lord A 12, B•lt>oa A 7 Fuel Title To Graham CIUCAGO -The New semifinals of the $100 000 87 JlOGltJl CAR~N YOl'kMetssa.idSaturda,y Wubtn1ton lnte rna· ot .. o. • ..,,.. ... ,.. .they are offering Cteoo tional tennlJ tournament PASADENA-South Jones his unconditional here today. quart el" b a c k Dan release. thereby backlne Vilas and Ramire£ Morovick or St. John manager Yogi Berra in easily advanced, and Bosco High, trying to hls dis pute with the So l o m o n u p 11 et tit.op lhe clock in the wan· former All-Star out-·wtmbledon 'champing seconds; threw the fielder. Arthur Ashe 6·4 7.5 ball away on fourth The latest problem in· Saturday. ' down-to the delight of volving Jones arose JWle Richey won when Ille the North defenders with 18. in a game against the Nastase defaulted. 32seconds remaining. Atlanta Braves in New NastaH kicked ofC his Thus lhe North wu York. Berra used him as left s hoe late in the able to' maintain a 21-13 a pinch·bitte r ii\ the second sel when he com-bulge before 35 832 .here ~venth inning and to!d pl~ed •!>out a foot fault at the Rose Bo~l in the him to play left field m against him. He was dis-24th annual Shrine all- lhe eighth. Jones refused qualified for falling lo re-star football game. and stalked out of the sume play when ordered , dugout. by the referee. Richey Newport Harbor s V1P won the first set 7~ and Mulroy was a constant 11.S. Beaten led in lhesecond, 6.s: target in the fourth· CALI, Colombia -The Villas defeated Jaime quarter as the South United States lost its Fil lot 6 ·2 6-1 · and tried to overcome a 21·7 third game in a row in Ramirez do'wned •Eddie deficltSatur~aynight. the water polo tourna· Dibbs 6..C, 1·6. Morovick 's 25-yard ment in the World passtoMulroysetupt.he Aquatic Championships Spa•n Leada So u t h • s s e c o n d when Holland scored a B A R c E L 0 N A touchdown with 8: 39 lef\..: timely goal in the fourth ~pain 's Juan Gisbert and Mulroy's nifty catch at period to finish with a S..4 Manuel Orantes teamed. lhe North six preceded victory Saturday. for a 6·4, 6·J, 6.1 victory Morovick's five.yard TD Holland, Romania, over Bjorn Borg and Ove dash. United States and West Bengtson of Sweden . And t~e South wasr~U­ Germany are in Group2, Saturday giving the mg agam before an m· which will decide the Spaniards ' 8 2.1 lead in terception halted a drive fifth through eighth plac-their best-of.five Euro-at the North 14. Moments ings. pean Zone Group A final later the Rebels were Ear lier, Yugoslavia DavisCuptennisseries. threatening aga.in, defeated Canada 8-7 in a however, as twice Group 4 game-fighting · KO for r -.% Morovick went to Mulroy for places 13 through 16. ~· . for short gains. West Germany beat LOS ANGELES -Mulroywasstoppedon Romania 7-5 behind Danny Lopez.carried the the North 33 on a third Jurgen Stieff el 's three early fight with ease and do w o p a s s -t be n goals. then fired a right cross to Morovick lost track of the chin which knocked the downs and threw AttotlterQB out Raul Cru% of Mexico away the South's last The.Los Angeles Rams City in lhe sixth round of chance with a pass out oI acquired reserve their sched ule d 10 boundstostoptbeclock. quarterback Dean rounder Saturday night. , Carlson, a three.year At 1:30 . of the sixth Newport Harbors _Art veteran out of Iowa Lopez hit Cruz with ~ ~rce· played. w~ll. kick· Slate, from lhe Kansas right cross and knocked mg a PAT, kackmg of_f lo City Chiefs Saturday for him fl a t on his back lhe North four and nme. <Jn undis closed future Referee J ohn Thoma~ ~d he played well at draflchoice. did not bother to count, lmebacker. Carlson, 6·Coot·3, 210 and Dr . B e rnhard Mater Dei's John pounds, was originaJly Schwartz h ad lo enter LaGrandeur also played drafted by K ansas City the ring to r evive Cruz. well al center, where the in 1972 a nd had a brief He le(t under his own South was not guilty of stay with Green Bay power. any rumbles. before returning lo lhe .----------...,.--------_._ __ Chfofson wa ivers. He saw little action with the Chiefs last year. playing one game and completing seven of 15 passes for 116 yards. ltl~Tear Hurt BOSTON -Reggie Jones , a 21-year-old THINK HONDA MOTORCYCLES SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER f'OI' A lkHf"' [.N I l 750 ~oc.t. 9'•d. THINK Jaguar Sff HYI F4UEDLAMOER ForA~Ord I 3 7 SO leoct. il•d. Wn ...... 1~ Sl1·6824 s 3 7 ·6824 0k1 ah om a City 's sprinter from Saginaw Marvin Graham sped lo Mich., equalled th~ a 6.02 e.t. and 218.97 mph world's record for t he i~===================4 '1:1 winning the t~p fuel lOO·meter dash Saturday title Saturday night in with a 9·9. the Professional Jones tied.the mark at Dragster Association a meet at Bost on c hampion s hips at University's Nickerson Orange County lnterna-Field. lional Raceway. The favorites in the . He had it easy in lhe race, Hasley Crawford of fin als when Ri ck Trinidad-Tobago and Ramsey'sblowerblewat Houston McTea~ 18 the starting line . from Florida tr~ded ~a~sey ~as on fire, but jibes al the startmg line I I _ What is the answer to your health question? lo(llc/lapo his f1~eswt saved him. and as they ran. Sharley "Cha Cha" McTear who s hares C1Wo-Tet1l••routtte Muldowney failed to the 9.0 wo~ld record for 1JMwer2'houn•d•J· SIJI necks no more ........... 113 Ar1hrtl» • • . • ................ I I 4 qualify for the semis 100 yards wilh Ivory when her fuel pump gave Crockett, finished third oul to the disappoint· in 10.1. He fell 10 yards ment of the crowd of past the finish line wilh 12,379. severe pulls or both calf "0" l'lnals muscles. Top Fu•I I. Ma rvln Graham 10111.,.,,... 01y> •• 02, 211.•1 ,.,.,., 2. Net Sem1-ti:!.-.. Rltlr R•ms.y (LOlAt191lts). .. ~IL 100 .. IOI Uk.etsand Cll11oPtac!lc .••••.•• I I'> Why am I n1f9? •••••. •• .• • 116 Ca1den1ng c:an hun • • • • . • • . • II 1 Hypcigl)c:em.a a!ld lntroducoon lo Ch11op1JC1•• (.a., Attetg'IK be COlleG!ed Wllhoul shotS ..... ler~IOfthea<lathe$lnd Ch·•OP•JCltG • Ch•toprad•C • • • . • . • . II a •Ol · Wha1happer>sMerth<1 Hlqh blood r•e~ ~u•e and Chlfoprac1ic ~cnooause doosn' have to • 103 be dtlllCllM • , • • .. • .. ...... 104 Mens1n1a1 cramps and hear! an.1ci< ................ 119 Hu can be avo:ded. . • • . • • • • • 120 Baseball Standings AA·Funny cars-1. M ike H11~.,, ll!urbenkl 8.46, 171.(2 mph 2. Dew Condit IWlllltlerl 9.02, 123.omp.. PT'o Comp-I. Br•d Anderton ~st Covina) 6.,7, 10?.70 m pn 2. &Illy Bond ts.in Ole90) 7,2•, llS.Umph. WASHINGTON-It will be top-seeded Guillermo Vilas vs. No. 3 Raul Ramirez and Cliff Rich ey v s . Harold Solomon in the Chlrop11tbC , . • •. , • 105 Oh' "4yacti1ngbac~! •..•••.•• 100 Sclalieo and CnKop<11c:11<: .•.••• 101 SUppeddisc ................. 108 Con1Upatt0n and I NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W [, Pct. GB Pittsburgh 60 38 .612 Philadelphia 57 43 .570 4 New York 50 45 .526 g1r.,. St. Louis 49 49 .500 11 Chicago 45 55 .450 16 Montreal 40 54 .426 18 West Division Cincinnati 66 35 .653 Dodgers SJ 49 .520 131'.I San Francisco 50 so .500 15'-i San Diego 47 54 .465 19 Atlanta 43 57 .430 22':: Houston 36 67 .350 31 S.t1trday'1 o-,,..w Yor k 9, Ch1c•90 I , 10 1nn1nQ\ ClnclM•l 1 S. Dod .. " l Ml>nlreet S, Potl$bur9h 7 S6tl Fr•nc1s<o3, Houlton 2. hi Sltn FranclKO 9, Hou~ton 3, ?nd S.n 01te90 4, AllMtta 2 Pttiledell)fll• t, SI. 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' Ot,..l•nd -R•lch ~Und 8n>wn s-6 It Ottrolt · • Wel••r J.7 and Le Grow 7·9, 2. ' S.lllmo<t -P•lmar 13-7 and Mlkllell HI Ill .Mllw11u~ea; Tr.Jv~rs4·S•nd Heusnwtnl-2,2. 94 Tun Perry 9-14 at Kansas Cltv. FIUmotrl1 Ml~tota -Huotws w .t Cellfoml• · • • ...,. )J • -.... C:hlu100 -Jtffanon :z.., ..., ¥llDod .,., at 0.~ltnd, 81UI 1M•nCI S.l!nMn ... 2, AUGUST 1, 2, and 3, 1975 ee outstanding swimmers from USA and ~oreign countries including Mission Viejo's lawn Valerie Lee. Shirley Babashoff, Brian Goodell, and many more. PRELI MS at 10 AM • FINALS at 5 PM . Tickets: Adults-$2.50, Juniors (13-18)-$2.00, Chit· dren (12 & under)-$1.50. For season tickets ·call Bev Condra, (714) 837-6050. ..... --. - A I FINAL NIGHT: Phoenix Racquets vs. .Son Diego Fricn 6 p.m. ANAHElh,4 CONVENTION CEHTER Free reoQu.ta to ftrat !CIC> youngtten 14' and under -'*' 1()()()4'1'1panled by 1pmylng18.0047.50 adult ~.Juty2'7. 1m 1 ·Checking Out t-J'~~~ET HO~ ~:~ Women's Golf :.; ··:,K.~=;~~-::.\ ~~~~~~ l'wkhmlo~tllt ata,, T'a<ll l'Ht CAil V PlLOT Ct 1 Corinne Franklin took and Rut b Payne . top honors in lhe class A Laursen fired an 80. division of an odd hole Zora· Benac had a 411Al and Lila Brande had 42. In flig ht D . J ean Buchana n and Ma rion Bartok lied for first with 40. June Hamor was third at 4 l 1i'l and Kay Knop! was fourth with 42'h. -, l'llttT lllACE -400 y<t•d) 2 y•or Okh. All-•n«. Pur~ ~2800. tt.nt.'' P•ve IW•lkerl 100 s .c> 3.eo 3.60 J 10 s.70 I tournament at Irvine El Ni guel Cout Country Club re· ~lly. Add Pat Franl'is' iFranklin bad a 33Y.I lo name to those woman fln£1b one-h a lf stroke golCers who h ave re- ahead of Hulda Davies corded holes-in-one a\ El and two strokes in front Niguel Country Club. of Nancy Barns and Francis us ed a three Dorothy Wright. wood lo s ink he r tee shot In class B , Jerri froml47yards out onthe Mira ms finis hed first 14th hole recentJy. with a 33. Yvonne ln low nets plus putts Bonaher. Dotti Estey competition. Chris Pape and J enva Horne had 37s and Bobbi Ba rdsley tied and Gladys Knoll had a for first in A flight with 37Y.t. 105s. Lorraine I mpey Ernestine Valdes was was third at lOfi. while victorious ln class C. She J erre Cini and Pit Levy had a 32, 3~ strokes bet· tied for fourth at 107. ter th a n Gre tche n Nell Townsend took Ostberg, Shirley Pobe first place in B flight and Chris Winton. Bon· with 107 . Beth Liljeslrom nie Kimbell fired 3611\i. (108). Lee Ginder (109) And in c lass D Inez and Edna Kober (111) Johnson 's 35 too'k top were Townsend's honor s. Hele n Mundy nearest competitors. (35\h), R . 1,.aursen (351fJ) In C flight, Ruth Cohen and Sonia Kelley (37'h> shot 99 a nd won by seven wer e her n earest strokes over Caroly n challengers. Swartley. Elsa Wise and In medal play action Penny Mackey were Franky Cote was th~ third a~ 109. . And in flight E. Marion Phillipson was victorious with a 401h, one stroke b e tter than Lilly Diamond's and SyJyia Johnson 's 41 1,2. Bea Cowie had a 43. s~aellff Cuba Curl was the first flight winner in a Blind Nine tourn ament al Seacliff Country Club re- cently. Curl-using a one·half handicap like the other en trants-had a 37 \.'1!, one-half s troke better than Mar garet Kumagai. 'Nan cy Ray was third a l 38 11:.i; Kay Moser was fourth at 39; and Polly Browning finished fifth al 391,2. In . the second flight. RECORD-KEEPING CAN IMPROVE YOUR GAME 80. lkn: arc so me thing' I f1.·d &Olfers should tally after each round I perhJI'-yuu ~an devise some sort of card th.it allows > u11 to re1.\Hd theM~ f1gurts quickly :>.nd concisely) #I -Number ul I 11nc' yuu hole out 1n two sbots or less f1om oft 1 he grci:n ( 1\1 dett'rmine your chipping Jnd pitching d r11:1cncy) #'l -Numbcr uf greens hit in regulJtion figures (to detfrm1ne your 'holmJ~llll! 1.o ns1stcncy) Regulation figure' Jrl' l"u ~troh·~ lcs, th::an the PM of the hole. ;;J Number vi fJarwJy~ 1111 Oind nu~ed orf the tee (lo Jdcrmmc > uur dravani dficiency). #4 I utJI 11.'ngth ol .tll pu d s made. Ju:.t add them tugethcr tu di:tl.'rnunc >'llllr JccuraC'y on the greens. You LJn Jb() d1v1Je lhh lotJl by the number or putts that you al rn.1lly tvo~, Ill determine the average length of putts sun~ "HITTING THE IRONS"-otters solid l "P· slance itndsw1ngpo1nt· ors to boost oron play and lower golf \Cores' Send 204 and 1 s1amped. return envelope lo Arnold P•lmer. t /o this P•P•r. Mr.Aloof 1c.roo1•l Llnlll'' Re~rd\ I WI hon l Time 10.lS Al"" ,.., -01•r1191 Go ear, I'm A Su•e Tllln9. Rub•'' 8~1. Ml" Quirelle. Forly ~ Now:reltlln '2 EJlACTA t-H .... '• ~ ... & I-Mr. ......... ._1'1.11 SIECONO •ACE -350 rud> J y- ~Cl•l11'>1119 Pwrw uooo. Viw.lly (Mart) l.e.oott <Wo lluw l 12.IO 110 S.00 4.40 l.20 uo ~I FIUIJoll" (My~~) Tl me -11.00 Aho ,.., -Nl9'1t ~. K•n M n, Hl~n twltn, l(lr>g O The Rold No )<r•tCl>t> THI RO RACE -350 v•rds J y~.ir olds. 411-&nct. Pur\e "4JOO. Ab<l1<•lt:O (WoillloOn) 11.00 S.00 J «> Vi•.a Viii• IC•rdoU ) S 10 J II() ~rmtr 8•rs (Adatr) J 10 T•me. ti.ti Also ran -Sll•trl-n, C.01e1, Ccl•<I> M<ILtlltr> No Kr•lth<!> FOURTH RACE -810 yard> ) '(Cdr old> & up. Cla1mrn9. Purse '4000 0.ndy Odn• (Mylo I llarr1no IC.•11 I Ju>like Pa !Hartl Time 41>.03 IS.•O 6.«I 3.bll •.00 1 80 3.00 Al"" ••n -Ba\.it>e. Sure C.1..d, CAI 1un lk•tl, OuPO 8 Slarr NoKr.ilCht> FlnH RACE -lSO Y••d"-3 year Old) & up Alklwanu Pur>~ $1000. 710 400 uo A Nifty Hau l Huntington Beach's Jim Butler and son, • Steve, teamed lo catch this hefty bull dolphin from the Sea of Cortez recently out of Rancho But!na Vista. They used a flying fi s h for bail and tackle was 30· pound test. class A winner s hooting And m D flight, Helen a 70 that was t~o strokes Leigh was first with 111, better than Lola Freed· followed by Barbara man, Carolyn Gray and Rourke (113 >. Margaret Beverly Emerson and Bonnie Nuccio tied for first at 391 2. Mickey McKlibbon was third with a 40. followed by Connie Lonergan·s 401 :? Aus t r alia's G r a y Thre at in MV Meet Ruby S..gon1a IW•rd) 0.er ~ fCrug4'r I T~(;oodlh1el (Oreyerl T lmt' -11.88 ).~ 380 ----------------------s 20 •Charlene Hollaway could Moore ( 114 > and J~n do. Hulda Davies had a McDonald (116). Marie Cunningham was victorious in the third night. firin g a 37 Violette O 'Gara was nexl at 3812. and Alice Hub· bard had a 40 rounlain ·Vallc\''s Sharley Babashoff b con - ceded the favorilt!·s role in whale\·er s print she t·hooses to compete in the 1975 Mission Viejo In· \'italional swim cham- pionships Frida ~ through Sunday al Mil> sion Viejo's Margut·ntl..' Center. Cray stroked to a :t :17.9 in the 400 lo cut 1 2 seconds off he r nation's record-which is within range of Ba bas hoff's Al\O r•n -Above Aebt-lt1on, Hecto., 0.•< P.tl Go, Jt'l Mine NO )<rat<: ht'> SIXTH RACE -400 y•ros l year okh& up Cialmtng Pu"e \1300 B anning' s Ho01er H e lps Gain Split .. 74.In class B , B ev Fl' Mlle S quare Cornwell won by four In Mutt ·n J ere com- a t ro k es o v er Jerri petition at Fou ntain Mirans (75). Betty .Hen-Valley Mile Square Golf d erson, G rel a Shields Course recently. Millie and Ma rion Skinner had Hayes was the w inner in 77s. . A flight with a 34. ~rlene Bothwell. Chris Hayes finish e d 212 Wmton and Jean Carson strokes ahead of Dorys fired 74s in class C ac· Nead. tion. Doris Keyes (78) In B fli g h t , H elen and Valdes (79) were the Olisar's 361,2 was three othertop c hallen gers. s trokes better than And in c lass D. Helen Te r esa Finizza's Bert Larkin and Kay Roberts Holt's, and Ele 0 a nore had 77s, one st roke better Smith's 39'·2. than Evelyn Conant. Car ol Lott took top Mary Lou llogeboom honors in flight C with40 Co•ta Mesa In another Blind Nine tourney. Mary Zim m erman and J enny Stasko lied for first fli~hl honors at Costa Mesa Country Club with 39s ln the second fli ght. Anne Pappas finished first with a 391 2 while Sybil Foster . Maxine Strick li n and r aye Brooks lied for third with 42 1 ~ Des pite holdin g the world's record in lhl' 400·m eter frees t y le (4:14 .76), Bab<.i s horf figures to be pressed by Australian 15-ycar-olu Sonya Gray. world standard. She be at Ba bashoff and Australia·s J enny Turrall in the 100 with a 58.8 and won the 200 free \\ilh a 2:04.9. Babashoff's best times in those events are 57.74 and 2:02.94. June 22nd's world r at· iti_g;; list Gray third in the 40(1· (4:16.56), fourth in the 200 free <2:03.70) and eighth in the 100 free (58.20). S.r B.ind IA"41f I Sor 0.C•d fl.•Pl"t"'I Jo•OV~ Pr•de IMyle~) l 1me 20 J8 Aho r.•n . Elat>bo'~ Ftr~I. Mr Jo. v.~i>Y('r . Savannah vhf"'· Jolly !>nd<!Ow. E<:hol> (rd NO >(ratche' u EXACT• 4.5,, Band & 1·Sir 0.<U, ,.Id S/1.00 SEVENTH RACE •OO yird' l yur Old~ & UP. Pur~e S~,000. lt•. Go "'-ln Go ln1v1tat1ona1 Hand1c.clP Elan AQ<Jon (W<1ll<rr I 29 40 1760 6.llO Want• C.O <tardo1d) ~ 40 >·~ ~·~ Pr""oou~ \L•pnarr I "l au Time 19.~• Al'>O ran -Flt9hl IO'I, Al0Ch1c, Ill''. A.hbt, Pa\'S Over 4 T1meto Th1nkr1<.h. Five Chics. Parrtame Scratcht'd -Jel Cree~. Smooth Me EIGHTH RACE lSO yard\. l yt<1t Ol<b & up. c1a.m•n9. Pu"e ~000 A·Ratk On M•n IWardl ' >O 3 W 1 l>O Bl'ucc Banning':. two run homer in the l'i{?hlh innin g led th e I rvinc Collegian~ to a ,, :J sum· mer 1n tercollegiale baseball vit·torv over Downey in the fir~ t game of a doublehemkr Satur- day al UC lrvint• DownL'V rollt>d lo a 6·2 win in the ~econd gumc. 1• that scort>d Rod Brown. The Collegians wercn·L as rortunalc in the second g ame des pil.e doubles by Rob Kleba. S l e \' l' '.\1 o r l o n a n,d Cornell. Irvine returns to a~ lion today. hosting San Bernardino in ·a ·doubleheader that starts al noon. ~llOTGAME Cn11"e 14) •• • r I 0 0 0 " ... 7 II ' 1 I I Cole Resig11$ FV ·Baseball Post Cathy Gingt•r was first in the third nig ht with 39, I':? strokes better than Marion Darling. In the fourth flight, M V Arquilla look first place laurels with 41 12. Betty Blake more and Nina Griffin li ed for second with 42s. Gray s how ed her potential earlier this vear al the Australi<.in Games. winning the 100. 200 and 400-free~tylcs She was firs t in the 400 until Babashoff and Kathy Heddy scored in tht.' World Games trials . 0 •1 c • Gray·s home base is I Ily the Central Newcastle Swimmin g Club of New II 5 1 South Wales. She trains Ro S, • under the direction or Sot< 1.il Nollet <Wa1>0n 1 71 80 9 oO F leel Copy I Adair I 4 10 T1mt 110 AIW r<1n -A-Char lttgo, Myr1 ' Qlarger. Troe>•C Moon, SOOltfO !Mr Bull, Re~I ACl•On, Hdlfr WJ '(n<', Nll!ht.o's C.l'tarqer No~rat<:he~ A·Mich.att Mer<.ur10 Entry The Coll c~1an!:> tra1lc<l. 3·2. l.'ntering lht• eighth inning wht·n Matt Mullins singled and Ban- ning homered. Irvine abo st·ored l wo runs in the fifth inmng Tom Solo i.ingled home B<.1nnin ~ and Rtck Cornell had an rln ~inglc tirown 7b Solo.» C.or"'!ll c l Chdro.11 Mullin' lb ~ lcl>il dh Morton lb S.nn1nq, t S.0111 "' u Ou<,., ti C.urron. D TOI di I 0 • 0 J I I\ n .) 0 0 0 ll • Score by''"""'' 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 b 1 i 0 Q I 0 0 0 I/ - r II • 001 000 110 J 4 0 000 010 02•--4 12 • SECOND GAME Fountain Valley High baseball coach John Cole has announced his re- sign a t ion effective following the 1976 season al the Barons campus. Cole. 32, will e nter his •seventh year al the helm and says h is current plans are lo continue at Fountain Valley in the social studies program. ' "My priorities are c hanging.·· sa ys Cole. "ll's a matter of wanting to spend more time with my family.·· Cole's 1971 team gained a CIF playoffs berth after finis hing :fecond in Irvine League action-the Barons· best finish in that.span. No replacement has been named, nor is one expected to be named in the near future . Cole was named Orange Coast Area coach of the year in 1971. "The high point for m e has been the personal as- FV Rallies In 10th Mickey Swenson smacked a double with the bases loaded in the 10th inning Saturday night to lead Fountain Vall ey to a n 8 ·5 American L egion baseball win over Loara at Anaheim's La Palma Park. ~Wlt•I• Vall" Ill • r " rtll J«bon.311 ' I ., 0 Fox,Jb ' 0 0 0 0.Bi~Mk,(I s 1 , 0 ..,. .. d.11 p s I I I V.81-k,r1 ' t 0 0 s-.an.10 s ' , • .:>'•'1, lb-p-1~11 3 0 0 0 VtlesQutl, U \ 0 I 0 8tN•.< , 0 , I Conrld,P , 0 0 0 Edw.,.d\,jl \ 1 0 0 Toltl) ., • II • ktrt •Y I""'""' r II t An, Vlllty lOO 010 010 J-11 I l.ffr• 100 010 003 0 s • ' Pro Soccer i...,.a.,·10•"'" Tl'"'O 8aY~. w.aUlln9IOll I 8H\Onl, Tot..,COI uumor•'· 0.1),.., 1 $4. l.011l1 I,~ Antonio 0 1..0' A"9tltl S, H1rtfotO Ponl.1Ml,1"ttlt I Anrl in the fifth flight, Donna DeMar and Mary Grose lied for first with 40 Mission \'irjo c oach Le s Lazurus. LONG BEACH The Lazurus claims that Huntington Beach A's much or Sonya's speed is scored four runs in the deri vcd from a strong se\'cnlh inning Saturday kick with which she has and defeated the Long the ability lo c hange Beach Reds. 5·1, in J oe tempo al will during a DiMaggio baseball ac· race. lion al Long Beach Thus Gray becomes Wilson High. anoth er of t he young Dave Wilson and J eff threats to the l8-year-0ld Churchwell provided the Babashoff. w ho s wims big blows in the seventh. w1der the Mission Viejo Both had rbi singles and Naqadores banner. U EXACT A A·1·Riitlt On MOn & 1 5'1«i1t Nollet , 1Nid "20.00 NINTH RACE JSO y.ird' J yeM old> & up. Cld1m.n9, f'ur~e \ l'IOO Rocking QeO, (Ward! 'I 20 3.80 J 60 Maiesll< Chic ccaroo1a1 J.20 180 Sleepy Char9r CH.irtJ ~ 10 Tl~ -18.12 Al'° rar\-Third lma91', Calculld 1. Mr. Kandy Charge, Calllorn1d Srrooq, Cash Cat Scr•tchtd -8ob'\ 8M End, B.l••<'<> Rocket, Get Happy, Aloha D•r. °""U uno, Mu>lt Note M•ss u EXACTA t-Roclllnt ~ck & ). MlljHtk C.llic, .,.,d sn.oo Bullfights Earh mal;H.lor 111 thl· ~:ornda today 1n the downtown bullring h;,u, a special need to tri umph. They a rc ace Manolo Martinez. young Curro Leal, and M:inolo Es pinos a (Arm 1llit&1 ). who will each face two bulls of Rcyt<s lluerla beginning at 4 p.m . Irvine UI •b II r .. Brown.1b Soto," C,ornt II, t i Sloltt,cl p t.hard1 rt It Mull.no., Jb 1<1eo., dh Morton. c l:lann•nQ. lb·c• p Coo• rl 1ot~I!. J 0 I 0 0 0 0 ~ : ] 0 1 0 7 0 t 1 I J 0 1 7 0 0 0 I 1S 1 " • $ I 0 0 ' 0 0 , S<ort by lnftl"9S r " t 101 2l0 O· 6 10 0 000 I 10 0 1 6 1 In what was named a ()Des tournamen t they played the number one. nine, eight a nd seven holes fi rst <ones >-Cece Coury took first place honors in flight A with a 3712. <They a lso used half their handicaps l Churchwell's hit got by ------------------------------------------ JOHN COLE Leaving In '76 socialion with good peo- ple and excellent humaA beings." says Cole. a UC Santa Barbara graduate. Coury fin ished one stroke in front of Fran Ris li al Mission Viejo Country Club. In flight B, Leila Carpenter was first with a 32. And in light C. Sheri Eastman's 42 was good for first, one stroke ahead of JoAnn King and Bernice G riffin . Men's Golf Vista Ray Potts was the low Neal were first place net winner in A flight ac· gr06s winners at 143 in a tion in the Laguna Beach men 's hi-low tournament 'Golf Association 's bi· al Mes~ Verde Country monthly tournament at Club. Fountain Va lley Mile At 144 w e r e Don the right fielder, which allowed two runs to score. Churchwell even· tually came home on a wild pitch. Ch ur c hw e ll also pitched well. a II owing four hits. wa lking one and striking out fi ,.e. The A ·s return to action al 2 this afternoon against the Jets at Lakewood High. Churchwell, p ~~n>0n,7b Mc. C.Owan. <I Johl'l$0n, rt Arndt. rl Creft,lb Ba$tlort. •~ Pr1C1,3b JaU\On, c WilloOn, II To1Cll$ HBAsW ;tb 4 2 l 0 l l , I 0 0 0 0 II 7 J I J 0 ) 18 Score by lnnlrt9l II rDo I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 I 0 0 7 Square GolC Course Re-Crowe l l and Di ck H8A~ cently. Jacobson. Reeb Potts r ecorded a 67 Mike Wasco and Joe r II t 010 000 4 s 1 l 000000 1 1 •7 (79·12·67 > to defeat Yurka were net winners Emest J acobi (79-11-68) at 120. Ed Ikenberry and and George Fowler Lowell Allen were one (79-10-69). stroke back at 121. At 123 Cross Country Class In HB In B fl iqht, liob were Bud McConnell, Nieminen (84.·15-69 ) ;..as Ron Pegg, David Ray, Paul Wood, cross coun· tlfe winner by ~wo Paul Buckles, Wally try coach at Huntington strokes over How rd Beckstead and St an Beach High, will be con· Huenergardt (87·1 1), Wood. ducting a three-week Keith Thomas (87-Ht71> Jerry Hayes. George cross country class and Sid Newco1mb Pagan, Al J ones, Tom begmningMonday. (~14-71). Bouse, Paul Hogan and Wood's class will be Fred Stark (85·13'72>. Jim Poteet had 125s. And held from 8-10 a .m. Mon· Dick Hare (87-15·72> and Banks Wanam a k er, day -Friday, e nding Harry Sykes (87·1~72> B y ron Higbie, Dr. AugustlS. were next. Charles Bonnett, Bob Anyone interested in tn C flight, Gebrge Hull, Bob Kinder, Bob attending sbollld s how up Holt took lop honors with Quigley, John Philbrick at the boys gymnasium 82-17-65. He was followed and Fred Smith were at at Huntington Beach b y L e w M i n k e 1 126. High Monday morning. C 84 • t 7 · 6 7 > • Lou Un· r-'""7-DA--IL:_Y_P_l_LOT~-" For further informa- derwood (84-17-67) and CLASSIFIED ADS lion c ontact Wood al c 1 e a v e P h i I l l P s 142•5878 846-6372. (87·18-69). Maal'~r* Al Welb, Bob Shirley, Dave Hellman and Bob OMLY AT HIU FRIEDLANDER TalUMPH 4-pW whitewa1t etea111•1ce • -week FOR POPULAR SIZES. F78-14 ond G78-14 plus Federal Excise lox of $2.40 to $2.56 plus retreodoble trade-in I ~Long Miler 78 Whitewalls ~ Solo l<od<'-1n n, 1 '' Puc.c Pr.'"-e bFJ 1) $18 r)13.1J 18 I le 1d 20 G71! 1.i 20 v1!·1~ n 10• 1:;, 22 • 4 1tll~".JJ(: f .:> IMQ•~ S1()0te, ~::JO $ rq :o •o \ :. \Jl-.1 10 31 .1) ~(~ J1QJ ~oo . . :: ·) -=-. -~"~--..... FRONT END ALIGNMEN T I 1 1 $s:·-, -· ~ • .±ill...!li.L .,£0~ 1:1-·ff I 'M?te fhe ofherguys ,. I ·~r ....... ~ev: B. F. GoodritUI Store COSTA MESA• 2049 HARBOR BLVD. • 646-4421 • 540-4343 6 tU UMCOt.M H '-4010 AMA HlfM 524 W. \.tMCOLM 714*7511 ' f ) 1 .. ' \ J \ ew Lots de Caza, long thought ot Orange Count,y residents as a vHte 5,000-acre playground, w offers a limited number of Jdential lots for sale. ebon Rising, spokesman for C to de Caza Development ., a wholly owned subsidiary Great Southwest Corporation, a onJy 210 lots , priced from SIC> to $20,000 are available. lve sites are now in escrow. ccording to Rising the lots all in close proximity lo exist· Club de Caza recreatiooal · ties. "THE LOTS ARE situated in b a manner that they offer a vr for ever yone. Some are aled in an isolated valley sur· ed only by rolling hills and n tural ground cover. Many of· ftJ' extraordinary views of Sad· ~back Mountain and the Santa Aila Mountains beyond. Others 3Jl"e located on high knolls, some ~which overlook either the l~n· ~ complex or the t.~uestnan c ter," he s aid. The value of thl' property 1s ~eaUy t.>nhanced by its rural characte r , cxis tint.: Club de Caza f*ilities, a nd natural scenic ~auty," Rising said ... Every p~ecaution is being taken to el)Sure the continuation of this rural setting by the establish· Tit!nt or stringent architectural cdntrols and design guidelines ftX' the homes which will be con- sttucted on the residential lots." "Whal we intend to create at COlo de Caza is a rural contem- pQrary community which will be ~particular appeal to those who eJJjoy recreation and living in a n•tural outdoor environment ... he added. ·All improvements are in in- cJ.uding waler. sewer, streets. aed electrical ser vices. Improve· ~nts on the property already t~al approximately $8 million in· cJ.Uding existing Club facilities, ~equestrian center. conference C'1\ter. and the already world· ous Vic Braden T e nnis ge. · E ENTIRE 5,000 acres 1s Protected by a 24-hour guarded ·' t at the s ingle entrance to de Caza. 1 Purchaser s m ay elect to ;.in Club de Caza although it is required as in many planned mmu nities." R ising s aid. ose who join will not be re- · red to pay the initiation fee t will only pay monthly du~. embers hip e ntitles club mem- rs to the use of all facilities al • • • (I • • • • BIRD'S EYE VlEW OF LARKSPUR DINING ROOM One of Design Features of Deerfield Tract Irvine's Deerfield Larkspur-a Home For Entertaining ln the "'Larks pur" plan al Ocerfield's Tov. n Home~. enter taining can be a delight because of tht> attention given to place mcnt of activity arc<.1s The dining and Living rooms arc located next lo each other <ind easily becom e one large area for entertaining. The same i~ true of the plan ·s famil y room and the roomy private patio, botl. JUSt an arm ·s length l:lway from a generous-sized kitchen. La rks pur i s o ne of four floorplans be in g built in the Deerfield Town Home series m the Irvine Company's planned rommunity o( Deerfield by Broadmoor Homes . Inc .. of Tustin. The development opened in the fourth quarter or 1974 and was almost immediately select · ed as winner or the Southern California Building Industry A!-.· soc i a t i o n · s · · M u I t 1 • 1'' a m ii y Builder of the Y car" award The plan's Cully enclosed two. car garage is situate<.! dirt:clly <1cross the p utio. THE MASTER ~;uitc has its own private bath and the second full bath is centrally located to the two secondary bedrooms, botil or whi ch have views of the rear patio below. A special linen storage area is <.'cntral to a ll three bedrooms. Addi ti ona l Broadm oo r features included in the basic purchase price include ceramic tile entry. masonry fireplace :.ituated in the living room, m ain- tenance or common areas by the homeowners ' associe\l.ion for a modest monthly rec. DEERFI ELD Town Hom e kitchens include General Elec· tric eye level automatic electric ranges and continuous cleaning ovens, disposals. dishwashers. Viejo's Houses Rolling Barcelona Homes in Mission Viejo h ave averaged over a sale a d ay for the pas t five months, reports Grant Sulliva n, general sales manager for Mission Viejo Co.. developer or the 11 ,000·acre plaMed community in southern Orange County. .. Despite the !act that we had no Barcelona Homes to sell ror alm06t six weeks this year., 171 of these horn es were purchased since J an. 1," noted Sullivan ... During May alone, two units opened only two weeks apart and accounted for 81 sales." Since the popular series debuted in April, 1 972 , ove r 1 .1 0 0 Barcelona Hom es have been sold. ''BUYE R enthusiasm ror these homes can be attributed to four primary factors," ex- plained Sultivan. First, in appealing to first-time buyers as well as move-up buyers, Barce l ona offere d s ingle-family unattached houses at affordable prices. Prices r anged from m id -$30,000 to mid-$40,000 for the two- to four-bedroom. one· and two-story hom es. VA /FHA and conven- tional financing with downpayments as low as 5 percent were available. "The particular lot local1ons or these final units were som e of the best ever offered." said Sullivan . "They were set on hillside locations. Ter - r acing allowed for some or the most spectacular views in Mission Viejo, and enabled many or the homes to be set on single· loaded streets or along cul-de-sacs." Mission Viejo current~ ly h<.1s available five other product lines. All s ingle-family develop· ments, the homes range m price from $33,745 to $133,000. a lakeside community with ... , • 50/o TAX CREDIT 73AD/o INTEREST-80/o A.P.R. 50/o DOWN * • RECREATION As a member of the V111age San Juan Home Owners' Association, you will enjoy the landscaped grounds. swimming and wading pools and recreation areas. VILLAGE SAN JUAN TOWN HOMES From ~35,990 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY rn~~ ~"" 01.,..0 1-·wy. eoulh to .1u11ipeyo Sttraeslt. ra~r l'runh<l!e Road lo VlllR!lr S1<11 Juan r n\ry. """""' 111•1 831·1~~' Nice Homes For Nice People .. From ZELU\.ER ~ C0\11\A...NTES, l'\C. •Sales price: $35,990. se;. down payment ot S 1,890. Approx. elosing costs & im- pounds $1,400. Balance ol $34.100. Principal & Interest $256 month. Ta.xes & insurance $78 month. Homeowners' Assoc1a11on Fee $28.65 month. ~ode Caza. There are standard arges for the use or certai n ilities. •· Facilities available to Club de LA RKSPUR JS A two-story plan containing 1,540 square feel of floorspace. three bedroom:> and two and one-half baths. r ange hoods. st ained hardwood .~------------------~L----------------------------------------------~----~~----~ a members include use of the 000 square foot clubhouse ch bas an indoor gymnasium, rcise room , handball and rac· !etball courts. bowling alley, en's a nd women 's lounges. s unas. therapeutic pools, and i•cuzzi. 1Coto d e Caza 1s located in a~utheastcrn Or ange County. Within close proximity to all of Qrange County. It is 14 miles in lffld from Inters tate S al the El Prices for the Larkspur cur rently start at $42,490. with price~ on other Deerfield Town Home plans beginning :Jt $37,990. A dramatic architectural touch to the Larks pur's design is the two-story high dining room, over looked by a balcony on the second leveJ.,which adds visual volumt• .ind s pace not normally fou nd in a town home. cabin ets. built-in pantries and optional trash compactors. To reach th e development from the Santa Ana Freeway, t<.1kc the Culver Drive offramp and turn southwest on Culver. Turn left into Deerfield. The models are located at the comer of Deerfield a nd Fawn Glen Vh's l. F r om the San Diego Freeway, turn north on Culver. then right on Deerfield. Model homes are open from 10 a .m. un- til 6 p.m 'IOro offramp. . ~~~~~~~~~~I $ird Firm L_ . Announces Warranty A comprehensive plan to protect home buyers from major home ap- pliance or m echanical tveakdowns during the first year or ownership is being oCfered by Donald ftJ. Bird. Associates, an !)"vine real estate firm. The warra nty blankets ·~ch elements or the ~me as electrical and ,plumbing syst e ms. all ·built-in appliances, air eonditioning and ducts. ·~ater healers and water .,Softene rs. plombing and ~electrical fi xtures and beating units, according to Don Bird, president apd rounder o r the com- pany. , "Selle rs. wishing to ~ail them selves or the '.biigbest price for their lllJ'Operty as quickly as :psible, can purchase a 8 .P .P . warranty ~Buyers Pr ot e c lion tlan) for a nominal · i;ount through agents the Resale Division," ~ ird said. • 11 Because homebuyers ·~ guaranteed prolec· : on against any c06Uy : airs or replacements · a full year . and BS· "1.red all major compo. •ents of the home will tork properly, the seller ~an r ealize the highest • f tenlial price for his . welling, according to ick F e nt i man, .,aoager of Bird 's : tesale Dlvbion. • 1 ·•Not only is he assured · cif protectio n, but the 'iteller as well Is freed from all future obhga : ton when the home is : *>Id.·• Feotiman pointed : out. ' l he . . Pools ... C\ubhouses ... Beach T . Go\f ... Swimming . . . ennts ... ... AND AT THE CENTER OF IT ALL, YOUR NEW TOW NHOUSE! F lashl We've just opened a new center u nit, and it's an area of lushly pfa~t~ . gJeenbetts; a purely residential world of q\Jiet village life . Just h ow good is _ll_fe 1n Beachwalk? An independent sun1ey shows that, of the more than 315 families who own here, over 93% would buy again tomorrow. We'rt next door to night-lighted tennis courts, and Huntington Seaclitt Golf Club is across the wey. With 7 swimming pools and two private clubhouses, you may only rarely make that short stroll to tht beach. 2,3,4, or 5 Bedrooms 551,000 to 570 ,000 f 100\ tht ~all 01.,.0 f fHW.ty t.tk• h a<h 81vd. '"''· ~1h l.vt milts 10 ra(lf•~ Co.ut H111hw1y. r111oh1 M P1c1(ic Cont H ighway 111 Coldfon Wnt <;1 • t'111h1 on Colden W"1 ' • mil~ 111 9,.,11..,,.lk. Hunlll\itton S.Kh. 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V1•1t C•ptaln's H1ll 1h1~ weokend f<1ke you• bo11t to Dtrl4 Po1n1 Harbor (11·~ ju)I 3 m1l05 from C•p111n'~ Hilt) or take the S<ln 01ego Freew•y to the 011egd Hwy off·r<1mp go LEF 1 11 the Del Obispo signal al'ld follow 0.1 Ob.apo IO the models. ftom the Cout H1ghw,.y, jull t6"e Del Ob1590 to the •••. Phone (714) A93-S303 " ........ \ in'~ <ii ill Eqatadftag Karl Shadley, new as- sistant manager for the Irvine office of Donald M. Bird, As- sociates, has an- nounced a program for expanding the real estate sales staff from seven to 15 this sum. mer. Site Sold In Irvine En Avant Enterprises a division of Lois Hard: ing Interiors, has sold a 22,500 square foot i.n- dustrial building and its l.19-acre site at 1711 Ket- tering St. in Irvine to Kettering Investments, a partnership of five Newport Be a ch busi· nessmen. . Jerry Reynolds, Ray Olmscheid and Ron S howalter, all of Coldwell Banker Com- mercial Brokerage Com· pany's Newport Beach office, r epresented all parties in finalizing terms of U~e $360,000 transaction. ..... ·Housing: Up or Down? Building Uaden at Odth With HUD Secretary By JORN CUNJFF NEW YORK (AP) -Housing Secretary Carla Hills' optimism about the immediate future of housing isn't shared by some leaders ortbat industry. Testifying before the CCoongressional Joint Economic .. mmittee, Mrs. Huts stated that all sectors seem to be rebound- ing,'' despite a decline in housing starts during June. The June rate, on an annual basis, was 1.07 million starts, about one-half the rate •cbleved during peak months in tbe period 1971to1973. ASKED LATER to comment, Grover Ensley. executive vice president of the National Assoeia· tion of Mutual Savings ·Banks, whose main business is borne mortgages, said: "The administration would like tofeel·we are turning up. I haven't seen any evidence ofit." His chief economist, George Hane, concurred. "Rebound. Certainly not to the level we used t" think was n eeded. It's something to r each bottom, another to say we're headed up- ward. "We're still at a pretty modest J~vel, well short of anything you'd call exuberant or bouyant," he said. The association estimates housing starts will reach 1.3 million by the end of the year. MRS. IOLI~, who found reason for optimism in what she said were slowly declining mortgage rates, even though such rates are rising, forecast housing starts to be al an annual rate ofl.35 million in the third quarter and 1.5 million in the final three months of the year. Such a forecast in itself would seem to contradict the use of the term rebound, even· though the number exceeds those foreseen 0 REAL ESTATE by s ome hou sing industry economists. They are more pessimistic. Told of Mrs. Hills' estimates. Robert Sheehan, director of economic research for the Na- tional A ss ociation of Homebui Ide rs. commented : ''Rebound is a fairly strong word. It would suggest a high level of production. Thal would be 1.8 million or 1.9 million or two million." SHEEHAN'S OWN estimate is far below those figures. "We don't believe starts will get back to )..5 million by the end of the year. There's no reason to believe they will be." The real issue, said Sheehan, is a depression in multifamily hous- ing ... For us to get back even to 1.4 million starts we'd have to have an extr aordinarily strong re- bound -maybe a doubling -of the multifamily rate." A spokesman for the ·u .s. League of Savings Associations, whose members are the chief home mortgage lenders, com- ~ented : · · W c don't see anythln' tn the housing picture that Call' be termed bright and rosy." There ls plenty of money to lend on housing, he said, suggesttn1 that the availability of credit wasn't the problem. "WE PUMPED out ~.9 billion in June. the highest lending. ~ontb in our history," he aald. Field reports s howed, however that much of it went for the purchase of existing rather than new homes. "We have a feeling people are not ready to go into housing be~ause costs are so high." he said. The typi~al one-f amlly home rose in four years from $24,300 to mor-: than $37,300 now, according to the National Association of Home Builders. The Joint Economic Committee's estimate is $41,300. · Others blame high interest cos· ts. The Federal Home Loan BanJt Board said the average effective rate on conventional loans to buy new homes rose to 8.96 percent in June, up from 8.85 percent a year earlier. LENDERS, SUCH as the mutual savings banks, expect a further s m all rise in interest rates, and it is difficult to find any housing industry spokesman who is willing to forecast a stabiliza- tion or drop in home prices. The general feeling among len- ders, homebuilders and suppliers is that an upturn will develop, if only because the present rate is far below the nation's require- ments. But the' i mprovement, they feel, will be modest. Says Ens ley about the op- timistic view of Mrs. Hills: "You ex_pect any administration lo do that, but it's a little early '!or an objective person to conclude we're in an up cycle." Villade Walk. Mostpeop1e thinkourtrHeve1ftoorp1ans ~ are se't>(. And whether you're a sophisticated Our single or a fun-loving married couple, the feeling you'll get from this neat little village of contemporary townhomes is that all · the neighbors are pretty nice. f I I O ur 2 and 3 bedroom floorplans are pretty nice, too. Oorp ans We've got cozy lofts for dining or entertaining. Warm open wood beam ceilings. Intimate step down master . suites with secluded patios. Romantic rooftop gardens. 't Skylights. Sunny gourmet kitchens. Over-sized garages a ~en and plenty more. I 1 Here's where irs happening. The contemporary social life for the successful young at heart. Friendly g et-togethers in the sunken the Only. Recreatio~ Plaz'?. Pool:ide chats with fun-loving adults. Cocktails · tor four 1n the Jacuu1. And now is a pretty smart time to buy, too. The selection is th e . tli t' excellent,priceswill never belowerand mostofour . . Ing a ·s sexy. ta~~:;~t~~alify forthenew • Think about the rent dollars · you're wasting, then come over --• today. Discover how you can own a romantic chalet of your own for less than you think. Moments fro m South Coast Plaza. Village Walk. We're sure you'll fall in love with our Take the San Diego Freeway to the Fairview exit North one mile. floorplans. Anyone else is up to you. •om $33,250 ~~ l l'!,0st ;p4~~i tr}(! 7q~ # J lJp l s 9llqj,~ ~lk 1nc~ s;,~ _lo/ f'(!b lrJe t. If] 'fltes <1-t r1111. 3rd spectacular increment Big space with an open-air flair that "lets the sunshine in .. :' 11!111 11111 1r111 1111111 oeanedttomes un1veRSITY PaRK ........ (714) 551-1012 $65,250 •I q ., J I ,, / l . r l I • ' .. •• •; $85,000 ~ ' I . . .. . . . . &md1y.Juty27, 197S ~I Real E s t at e , ·"' O&~estions/Comment ~ By Aeeltor Rendell McCerdle, Phd. How does tbe multiple Ustlng service help me la ~Wng my home! We recaatty listed our home wWa ;;a broker In Hua&lngtoa Beacb ud charing tbe COii• versatioa we discussed "nulltiple Jlsllag.'' Wbat ~re the bftlefiu of such a service to me! Wbat are the advantages of the service to Ute realtor! Is there an additional cost to me for Cbls service? Thanks. REAL ESTATE L aguna l'fl lage Hilltop. Homes Move Rapidly More than 40 sales h ave been recorded tor a voJume ol SZ mllUoo at newly opened Laguna Vlllage, a $45 million hilltop condominium com- mwtlty. Offering sweeping views of meadows and the Saddlebact Valley, Laguna Village is a huge 158· acre planned residential development nesUed on the genUe. rolling slopes of Laguna Hills. R.J .. Huntington Beach 1'..7 LM ., H o ..-.n Located west on Canada Road off the San Diego Probably the biggest problem any homeowner 1 °1111V&N ••ivc; Freeway, the 914-unit project is designed around a bas in selling his house is to let all potential buyers 4.5-acre recreational complex, with two to four know at once that it's on the market. Listing the Tiract Open bedroom townhomes ranging in size from 1,010 to house with a Realtor or other real estate broker 1,665 square feet of living area. solves part of this problem. Prospective buyers are THE ONE AND two.story condominiums, checking with him constantly. He advertises the J I /.• • priced from $35,400 to $48,900, will be grouped in house's reatures, s hows it, puts a sign on the rront n P' le)O three-to.five unit clusters. Five luxuriously de- 1awn. corated models are open from 10 a .m. to dusk daily. The quickest service the homeowner can re-Laguna Village is a heavily landscaped com- ceive. however, is to have his house listed on the With 51 homes going on munity that is the first construction program un- Multiple Listing Service. Under that procedure, the sale. Unit 13 of Castille dertaken by Laguna Village, Inc., in Orange Coun- Realtor who lists your property for sale turns in the Homes is opening this ty, reported Bruce Hill, president of Pacific Coast essential facts to the MLS. which publishes it along weekend in M ission Realty, sales agent. with a photograph, notifying all members of the Viejo. "Expansive view-oriented living and dining MLS that your house is for sale. Featuring four single-rooms, ~nd some master bedroom suites, overlook "Realtor., is a term m eaning a real estate story plans with three or the Laguna Hills, Saddleback Valley, Laguna Hills broker who belongs t.o the local real estate board, four bedrooms and a Golf Course and the Santa Ana Mountains beyond," the California Real Estate Association, and the two-story. four-bedroom said Hill. "Other bedrooms also have outlooks on Realtors National Marketing Institute. Since a model, most homes in-planted rolling gardens and greenbelts." Multiple Listing Service has to be operated by a elude separat e dining MORE TH f large group of cooperating real estate brokers, AN 42 percent o Laguna Village has almost all MLSes in California are operated by areas and family rooms. been devoted entirely for open space. This includes local boards of Realtors. Design f eatures in-recreation and entertainment areas, which offer a Your Realtor holds "open house" so other elude cover ed e n -wide variety of outdoor-indoor amenities. The Realtors and their salesmen can inspect it. Any of tryways, raised formal recreationa l features, constructed and designed to the members of the MLS can sell your house to tbeir entries, step-down living center on a 5,500 square foot clubhouse, include: clients, but you still deal only with the listing rooms with d ramatic Regulation-sized tennis court, three pools -in- Realtor. AU offers m~ be made through him. He s loped ceilings, country eluding a therapy pool, shuffleboard court, two controls the advertising. counsels you, is still your kitchens. a nd bedrooms racketball and handball courts, lawn bowling area, agent. which easily convert to a sand volleyball court and a large children's play T his service is included in the original listing den or library. An op. area. ::igrccment with your Realtor at no additional cost. tional unfinished bonus Laguna Village, Inc., has also dedicated a 12· He simply agrees, as part or the MLS arrangement a r ea in the l wo-story acre parcel to the County of Orange which will de- \\ith other Re altors . that a specified part of the sale home can be completed velop it as a park. commission will go to the Realtor who sells the pro-to com pl em en l th e THE CLUBHOUSE itself is master-sized lo ac- perty. giving them the incentive to sell it as quickly buyers lifestyle. commodate several large groups at one time. There J S possible. Prices are expected lo is a main lounge with wet bar and fireplace, card The multiple listing arrangement comes as range from $44,000 to room. kitchen and activity rooms, billiard room do::.e as any yet devised to solving that biggest pro. $61,685. Construction on and men's and women's saunas. ulem of the homeowner , to tell every potential the new unit is now un-The recreational facilities are currently under buyer the house is for sale and make it easy for him derway. with the first construction. They are due to be completed prior lo tu ins pect it. move-ins scheduled for move-in by the fi rst residents on Oct. l, said Hill. If you co4ld afford to live anywhere in Newport Be*ch, chances are you cl live here. Our hu.n•r:-. han• T\•nchl."tl t hal "lHl!C' in l1f1• \\here thC'y can he quite choosy about. \\ lwrt.' tht•\ II\ t'. 'l'lwy ~ant a l'art•f rte.•. 1·xhilarating honic. One that complements /\ t1wport /)('(le/, lu•ing. The• 1·nl rnnn• is full·tinl(: St.'<.'urily attended. A private t·!uh~ousc. ~1th pool aif tt•nni:. rnurl.~. for play night or day. invites you. And 1-a~h1on lslnnd, tht' ocean. lh4? n·staurants arc ddi~htfully nt'ar. These privutt• honws nre abloom \\ ilh frc:-.h. ca ref rec idt'os and arc fully landscarx'(] and carc'CI for you on the oubide. You "II probably c hooM· .J a~minc Crt•ek i.Jc..'C.lu~ it ho:-. the right hpmc in the rii::ht place. &> :.un• lo S("(' the elt•gant new 1nodpls, toda.v. Fc.1bulous LC'rms, low in~·n·:-t r••lrs, :-.peci~liwd c-ustom iz- i ng ullowann on IRVINE mun.v honws. Phone VILlAGE'S ( 71 I)6·1U·10:!0. r&JJASMllNE CAEllKi Jn the Villu(l;c of Harbor View • Homes from S95,500 to SJJ8,500 T he M LS arrangement also has the advantage November, 1975. The first phase of lownhomes numbers llJ units. for the homeowner of providing a guide to the true .-------------------------------·------------------------------ market value of his house. When he and his Realtor are discussing t he asking price, they can compare features, location, and other factors with other houses already on the market, arriving al a price neither too high nor too low. The pros pect who is going to fall in love with a house the moment he or she sees it, and buys it. is an elusive somebody. Most people have doubts about the house they buy. And they as likely as not \\ill shake their heads al the house they follow up in an advertisement, buying after surveying ever- ything on the market at that time within thei r re- quirements and qualifications. The multiple listing service idea has proved itself for years as being an effective tool for selling residential property. It is not a guarantee of s ale, but it does help increase the chances for a sale at the price the owner wanLo;. Editor·s Note: Randall H. Mccardle is an investment .an.aiyst, college Lecturer, and author o/ "Real Estate in Cali/ornia.' · Send your comments and questions to Ran- dall R. Mccardle, cl o the Daily Pilot, P .O. BOX 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. Townhomes Set For Big Canyon Ground has been broken and grading is under way for the adult-oriented Big Canyon Townhome project in the Irvine Company's exclusive Big Ca- nyon community in Newport Beach. Models for the first phase at Ford and Jamboree Roads are expected to be completed in late fall orthis year, and a pre-sale program is considered for sum- mer, according to McLain Realty And Development, Inc., builder of the project. The homes will have two to four bedrooms a nd a square-foot range of 1,240 to 1,950. Prices for the Big Canyon Townhomes are cur- rently estimated to begin at about $75,000. There will be 61 townhomes in the first phase, many offering golf course views. EXTERIOR DESIGN MLL feature s hingle sid- ing and amenities include a courtyard fountain, swimming pool, therapy pool and tennis court. The land plan, using s uch techniques as subterranean parking, allows for maximum landscape and open space ar eas. The Big Canyon Townhomes by McLain are de- signed by MLA/Lohrbach of Irvine, and landscape design by L ifescapes of Santa Ana. They represent .the fifth housing product line in Big Canyon, joining the Big Canyon Apartments, also by McLain, the Broadmoor homes, the Deane bomes and lots for custom horn es offered by the Irvine Company. A unique aspect of the Big Canyon Townhome development progr81Jl ls tbe OD-site observation of paleontologists during U.e grading or certain sites which the environmental imp~ct report indicated might con t a in fossils or ancient sea life. THE SCIENTISTS ARE working under the direction o{ Dr. Robert L . Montgomery, president of the newly tounded .Natural History Foundation of Orange County. According to the arrangem ent, if the scientists discover som ething significant the find will be tem· porarily s taked and a team or trained diggers will work on them a fter regular working hours so that the developer'e schedule wiJI be interrupted as little as possible. "This is the first project in the city of Newport Beach where the development is being done so that the interests of the cltizeM, the developers and the scientific community are all met," said Jackie Heather, vice c hairman of the Newport Beach Plan- ning Commission. THE co M MUN1TY OF Big Canyoa is part o( the Irvine Company's 83,000-acre planned development '4bich includes muchofNewport Beach. the new City of Irvine and a portion of Tustin. The plan calls for lbe lncorporat.ioa of com· mercial, financial andindustrial~;recna.tJon and park areas; and a wide ranle ol f«·rent and for. sale housing. There are currently 10 complete and a ctive Irvine Vlllages with +t dilterent bousiAC products of· f er11'1f re.ale and new-bc>t:M oppal"tunW.a from un· dtt $10,000 to over $200,000. These PACESETTER HOMES are the last to be sold a this price. CAS1I.EHILL -in Laguna Hills Only 18 homes ouoi/oble. 1225 to 1842 sq. ft., 3 or 4 bedrooms, single famlly on 6 000 sq. ft. lots. From $42.450 to $52.450. 8 ~% A.P.R. Immediate occupancy. Quall/i~Jortax credit. Lo Paz Rd. at Mdntyre. Phone (714) 83Q.184Q RANCHWOOD -In Lake Forest Only 5 homes remaining. 1400 to 1885 sq. ft.. 3 or 4 bedrooms. single family on 5000 sq. ft. Jots.. From $44,950 to $52.950. 8 !4% A.P.R. Front landscaping. rear fencing. Immediate occup. -Model Homes for sole. Qualifies for tax credit. El Toro Rood at S errano Phone (714) 58l2444. ~ TAMARACK EAST-In Carlsbad 7 homes remaining. 1488 to 1856 sq. ft 3 or 4 bedrooms. sfngle family on 7500 sq. ft. Jots. From $46.950 to $52,950. 8~% A.P.R. fncludes front lond$CCJ)ing. lmmedlote Occup.·fumlsh«I models for sole. Quallftu for~ t:redlt. East on Tamarack off San Diego Free.pay. Phone (714) 'J29.8955. OAKPARK 1WO -i n A naheim , Santa Ana Canyon Only 11 homes left. 1225 to 1724 sq. ft. 3 or 4 bedrooms. single family on 5000 sq. ft. lots. From $42,950 to $50,950. Bo/..% A.P. R. Off lmperlol and Santa Ana Conyon Road. Phone (714) 637-3301. lfiVPU are ever going to buy -no is the time! Next units will be $2000 to $4000 m ore .. . They will not qualify/or the tax credit .. . F uture Interest rates are unknown. · I " . . . • l • l I I. t ~ey.Ju!y27. 1975 DAILY PILOT DJ --------------------- TARIEL RIAi ***· :50~ * * *** GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY 1926-1976 REALTO R' REAL EST.ATE SALES TRAINING SCHOOL COLLEGE STYLED CLASSES New or experienced! Here's your chance 10 become a high earning professional. Learn from 12 outstand· ing 1ns1ructors using the rrost modern equipment and techniques. In Just 15 days you can complete a schedule. of concentrated re'll estate courses. If you are dedicated to becoming the "best" then call for class time and schedule. CALL MR. A.ORY 132·5440 ,..its... This giant New England beauty is an entertainer's delight! Over 2600 square feet inside decorated in rich Spanish design. Tile covered bar with refrig/freezer. 4 mammoth bedrooms. formal dining room. Separate family game room. built-in BBQ. $86 ,500 listed by • Gten Heltworth. .-_.... .... C•fonil• l-.ch • Sl7. 900 A tremendous home buy! Rich in ranch styling, split rail fencing and oodles of plants & shrubs. Inside has three bedrooms • big separate family parlour for re- laxing. Ranch kitchen. rich wood cabinetry. cozy dining area. L1steq by Ray Rad1say • 540.1720 ..,......,..~""'-'·Millill<o:t~~ ,..,.,, . EWi I ;y-Vc..t! Owner has abandoned this charming ranc h with sweeping view of the hills! Big .. ,, ,,,, pool sized lot. front & back patios 1 Y'' secluded by wall of wood. Oversized parlour with fireplace. separate f ami l y r oom. l bedroo ms. entry hall, western kitchen. $49,600 Listed by Pat Fry. 4tJ.ll41 .,... .. ,... ,_ ,_.. Big, blue & beautiful 41 foot pool with enclosed party patio for year 'round enjoyment! Close to alrrost all conveniences. Huge family game room. entry hall. 3 bedrooms. Gournet kitchen, dishwasher and rorretic dining area. $5'4,900 Ask for Madelyn Ruppert. t6J..IJ7J 'It. ze....-...... That really open up the space! Hard·to-lind Sandpolnte with low-milntenanoe yards, 3-car garage and rrorel 4 bedrooms. large den. candlelight dini ng room served by monHoving kitchen. Storage loft with stairs, 20 foot living room accented with fireplace.. $59,9CX> AM< for Sandy Bell. TOM PACHOLIK APPOINTED NEW MANAGER MAGNOLIA OFFICE To~ Pacholik has been named manager of Tarbell's Magnolia office. at 17945 Magnolia. in Fountain Valley. Tom brings 5112 year.s of real estate expertise in both sales and management to his new Position with Tarbell. He averages approximately $2 million in sales each year and has an accumulative total of $8112 million. A resident of Huntington Beach, Tom attributes his success to hard work and a genuine love of people. An avid outdoorsman. Tom likes to shoot archery and play tennis in his spare time. Whether buying. selling. investing, or for a real estate career. give Tom a call. 842-2561 Mewp.t.._..-..ts Pride of ownership with easy maintenance yards. close to school. shop, paol & tennis! Family floor plan otters 3 king bedrooms. 2 1h b aths. candelight dining plus breakfast bar in galley kitchen. Parouet floors. $84. 700 Listed by Evelyn Shatz.en. 540-1720 S44.7SO-OW.W Vwy Au&o.s Price slashed for fast sale! Lush tropical yard with Price a..ced SSOOO Near country club & schools. this beautiful Verde home simplifies California living! Warm. comfortable one story home in prestige area Large family room with fireolace. forrrel dining by candlehght! 4 bedrooms. xtra baths. Lush greenery. $74.950 Listed by Helen Gorman 540-1720 fruit bearing trees & greenhoose! Garage converts to hideaway or den, 3 king bedrooms. breakfast bar. huge living room. Deluxe kitchen w i th built-ins. Freshly painted thruout Listed by Mary Jean Crawford 540-1720 S,....Cw.t Completely painted thruout. brand new floor in 'ieto.tofT- And come to the quiet country atrrosphere of this western ranch styled home! Prime San Juan a r ea. carefree landscaping. 4 big bedrooms. forrrel dining served by farm sized kitchen. Secluded parents retreat with private bath. $59,500 Listed by Velta Strausbaugh. Span ish s tyled kitc hen . 3 bedroomsr cozy eating space, big living room. Polished tiled floors. Vegetable and flower garden accents park-like yards .. Private patio, pool w ithin walking distanoe. Only $35,000 Listed by Ouis Stafford. 4tJ..7211 llCMOlO Are Y• LMldilg? ............ Within walking distance to beach! includes vinyl wallpaper, plush carpets. coordinated drapes. ForJMI dining room. handsome brick fireplace accents large family room. Three bedrooms, king-sized parents retreat. $52.900 Listed by Sam Hicks. Custom decor For your dream house? Then look no rrore because 14J..2561 this professionally landscaped home is perfect lor you! Beautiful paneling and wallpaper decor. no-wax kitchen floor. rich wood cabinets. Oversized fireplace, comfortable living room. $42.000 Ask for Garet Wollman. 142·"" TARBELL'S SUMDAY OPEM HOUSES 1-5 P.M. , ••.... 9052 Veronica. Huntington Beach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... $44,500 314-4 Bermuda. Costa Mesa ................................. $45.750 2018 Barranca. Newport Beach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..........•..•....... $62.950 307 Vista Trvcha. Newport Beach .................................. $84,700 1188 Augusta. Costa Mesa . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . .. .. . ........... $44. 750 3402 Pecan. Irvine ........................................ $58.950 4122 Blac:kfin. Irvine ............................................ $65.000 3810 Timber, Santa Ana .......................................... $59.900 1417 S. Baker. Santa Ana . . . . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . . . .. . ... $3'4,000 3518 S. B irch. Santa Ana... . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . .. . .. $48.900 ....... 2847 Oubhouse. Costa Mesa (Mesa Verde) ...................... $74,g50 2764 Mallard. Costa Mesa . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . ..................... $86,500 218 HanoYer. Costa Mesa ........................................ $45.500 26512 Via Juanita. Mission Viejo ......................•........... $~1500 3830 TeMwo<>d, Santa Ana ........................................ $51,950 3128 Maddock. Santa Ana ........................................ 152.950 962-5566 540-1720 540-1720 540-1720 540-1720 832-7151 832-7151 832-7151 979-2390 979-2390 540-1720 540-1720 540-1720 83Q-6060 979-2390 979-2390 Relocating? If you're movi'"J to another area, Tarbell con arTancJe for you to receive frH information frOfft ov..-7000 cotnlNftHn thruout the USA and sevttol forei9n countrin thrv our RELO °")Olli1ation. For further details please coll Ms. R~o. MEMBER (714) 832-5440 REL@ Cali._.P.-..lw Lush greenery all around with view of greenbelt Mirror & crystal decor enhance -· this sparkli ng c lean home • featuring formal dining room. country kitchen with built-ins. 3 bedroom suites. plush carpets. Asking $35.900. l isted by Betty Martin s40-1no ....... ~--~...:.-.. ...................... ~~-,~ MnaDet..._...., Bring the kid<; and enjoy this big family room. There·s 4 bedroom s ins ide. country kitchen with comfortable breakfast nook. Luxury living room boosts handsome fireplace. Two patios for BBO's! l ow maintenance yards. S45.950 Listed by Solly Shatzen 540.1720 Cesto. F...ty .._ Corner view lot ad1oined by proposed park Pic ture soue landscaping. Ankle-<leep shag carpeting, tinted windows. cathedral ceiling. Huge 20 foot lam1ly room. 2 fireplaces. 3 bedrooms. lovely patio. See it! S48.500. Listed by Reba Ball. ·~ le..HM's Tiie WOt'd That tolally describes this spacious Glenmar home• Fruit bearing trees. parl<.Jike yards and brand new exterior paint. Light & airy room decorated in avocado gold & orange tones. Formal dining room plus bar. entertainer's ltving room. 3 suites. ~. $42.950 Ask for Hal Aebi. _:'° . l '62-5566 ~ ~ FnftT,....&P.ft Lovely corner lot home across from Murdy Park and schools Pick your own fruit for· homemade pies! ::>nows better than a model with four bedrooms. natural wood cabinetry in family kitchen. refngerator. large family room. Covered patio. park·hke setting. S48,000 Listed by Barbara Eyster. 14~54 B,1;,b@ Serving 7000 Cities Th~oughout The U.S.A. 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L. ..wt.. 10.14 11.71 Ntw Wit (I) Ill Nlclllas U.U N.L. l'Oflt IVlf ll tt N.l . ~Wiii 1rnJt~ <>""lllNM FD; Alm ,0 t JI t 0t Op Fllll .S t'1 • '1 1-1.lt 7.U Moft, I Ut ... 'ThN F f.7) 6.3t OTC Set 10.12 11.00 P••el!'tl U t 7 U "-1-, ... H.L. P•~I ••• .JO S ... PtM Ml .<IQ N l "'"" !.Cl ... "·'-· Pl!lle Fd •.O I.•> Pttollb c 111 •• ., PILOalM 0,: Pll Frtn II ll t>.13 ~~ ::::~J6 Pllt Fd 6.,. U2 Pint $1 t.~ N.L. Pl'I Trt hJ (r) PIONIER '~' PIWI Fd 1'.)' l),Jt PION II IO.jO ll.4t Pl-10.JI 11.1• Union Loses Case Mesa Couple May Set Precedem By TOM BARLE\' Of tlle Dally PllOI Stall A three-member panel of the Nti· tional Labor Relations Bo ard has tossed out a carpenters' union case against a Costa ~esa business couple in what could prove to be a precedcnt- settine ruling in the construction in- dustry. Rejectin~ argum ents filed by the Orange County Dist1ict Council of Carpenters, AFL-CJO, in the com- plaint against Rodney and Judith Adams. 1639 Monrovia Ave .. Costa Mesa, the NLRB decided that the un· ion had no right to de mand access to records of Mrs. Adams' employc!>. Union officials m<ide reJ)t'otcd de mands for such an oudil when they learned that an insulation installer employed by Mrs. Adetms was work· ing as a nonunion hand when he thought, the union a lleged, lhetl his un· ion dues were being paid. THE NLRB RECORD o( the case reflecls that ins t a ller J ohn Hutton was on the payroll of the Adams lnsulation Company then operated by Rodney Adams from Scptember, 1973, to Jan. 28, 1974. At that lime. lhe record notes, Judith Adams performed secretarial and bookkeepin ~ duties !or her husband but received nosaJary. The couple we re also principals in another corporation --Rod Adams Co. Inc. Adams was president. his wUe was vlce president. his attorney waa treasurer and the couple shared the Issued stock. Hutton's c hange in status from a Un· ion lo a nonunion worker apparently occurred, the record slates. on Jan. 23, 1974. when lhe Adams lnsulallon Company was awarded a contract for insulation work on a major project RODNF.\' ADA~IS was told, the re· cord states. that he would have lo be covered by a ~ollt'clive bargaining agreement with the> carpenters' union before he could put his installers lo work on the project. . And the record makes It clear at this point that most of Rodney Adams' nistomer~ preferred his us~ of nonu· nJon labor. About th is ti me, the NLRB transcript records. Adams a nd ~is wile parted company, in constru~tJon terms. and formed two corporations, one for Rodney, one for Judith. Adams sold the Adams Jn1ul1Uon Company to his wire for Sl0.000. She also gave him promissory notes lot1Jl· ing $32,000. d atl'd to mature nve yean from the date of t heir issuanc~ IN WHAT appeared lo be 1 ''divide and conquer·· maneuver the couple rxecuted a series or stock and equip- ment swilc h c~ which lt·ft /\clams with his Adams lns ulitlJon Company (Rodney Adams l un<l Mrs. Adam s. with th~ Adamfl lnsulattMCompany The couple have a lot in common besides their m ·• rrl<c~<.· They ~hetr <.' the 1amc bu1ld in~ on Monrov1<1 A .. •enue and the some telephone number, Rodney hlrf't Judith at a aalary of S50 a nionth for his 1«retarlal work and she list hi m a-. &.be "r esporuible managin,cmplo)e ' or her company. They have separate accounting re· cords, bank accounts and banks but they hlre the s ame accounting firm. But "Judith and Rodney do not com- pete with one another in bidding lor jobs,·· the NLRB panel noted. Rodney bids only on jobs which de- mand union workers under the carpenter s' collective bargaining pact. J udith tac kles only those Jobs whjch allow her compa ny to hire non· union ins talle rs at "piece work" ral('S. ALL OF WHICH led some very UO· happy union offlcials lo repeatedly or· der Rodney Adams lo turn over the " . th• record makes It clear . .th at moat of Rodney Adama' cuatomera preferred hi• UH of nonu· nlon l•bor." books of the company controlled by his wife Lo the union for audit purposes. Rodney Adams rejected every re· quest with the argument that the un· ion had failed to make clear to him how the surrender of his wile's books and records -assuming she would al- low him to surrender them -couJd relate to his role as head or a construc- tion Cirm that honored the union agreement. The NLRB panel agreed with him and found It ''unnecessary lo r esolve the i1111ue pertaining lo the alleged single employer status o( the two companies.·· Rutt he N LR R record makes it clear that the panel went aloni wlt.h the un· ion argument that Rodney and Judith split their insul ation business in a way lhat enabled the couple to accept both union and nonunion jobs. "Wblle the mere existence or parallel bu1lnesses may not lead to a conclusion that they constitute a single employer, the maMer ln wbJcb the two (Adams) businesses were formed ... does lead to such a con· clusion , ··the report at.at.et. That may be 10, Rodney arsued, but despite tbc overlappin& nature ot lhe two companJ11 they "are not a 1IQJl• employer for the pUf'POI• ot the Aet ." The panel aarecd. '1Fcr tlle above reason•. we conclude that the com· plaint 1hould be dl1mi1Md In it1 en· tirety." it ruled. t I i "t •. ?A\. ,,., N.l. 11 tt Ml OU, Gr.ti\ i ft '~ ·~ l tl •10 Ktq C 'l'° II Ot r.:;:11 ~ .,, =~: t& Ttft9 Iv , N.l . Trllfl c.. '· , frewl E41 t . 10.n T-Ii 11 •IN l JGlll C:<i 2 1' N l ... (I t~N l UWI ,,.. Ill fl! Ulllf!M J,;n , ... 1,.1111~ 1.n a.-s llHIQ# HRVICI' OllOUr: er. S Iv ti U 12.1. ~It,,.. • 14 •II VII C..pl t Ol t 11 \lflltn I~ 11 u IJ It u:~~o :~11r1 ""' FO l" 1 ll ~:I: .::t ::n lncom '·" 10.'4 Sclt11t H I i.Jt Vlftgd 4,M ),)t Uld ~•<F Ii M,l . V~A,\ C• I N.l 01 G"1~ t . • t .SO Ulltfl 'UM i . ~I F H I '°> .. I FNJ I 07 1 I)' ·ltru:·~.;us ~~r. Val LM ).71 Ut \/t i IM 4. It l,H 1..11 Giii UI I 11 lie $11( U I > l1 YAllC[ IANOfU: l• .. '1 • It l II "' '°"' s ., • ., 5"tl ... 1 0. VllOr1'I G J.4J H. l =~·f:ctrf.'.~ • '"'" '·" t. lo r:.r 'UI 1 a: Wt1Str ,. 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Well, maybe. That's the suggestion of an Indiana University professor who has t<.iken o look at some 3,200-year-old ideas for coping with economic recession. Dr. Richard N . Jo'armer. chairman of \he lnternaliona l Business Depart· ment at Indiana. says economic rules of the ancient Chinese. with n couple of exceptions. really aren't much dif· f l'rent from modern policies to rescue an economy. FARMER NOTES that "recessions and depressi on s are not new phenomena. People have always had dilClculty in keeping their economies on a reasonably even keel." Farmer examined a Utt of policies offered by Huang Chen in the Second Century B.C. "Some of t.hls ancient advtce 1ound11urprislntlY familiar." Amonf the pollclet were: 1. 011 rlbuUonof 1urplu.treasures. 2. Lowertnf ot taxation. 3. l'tllUgaUon of ~ 1everity ot orhnmal P\.tnlehment. f . WtthhotdJn1 ot l•bor conscrfp. Uon. 5. LtfUna of le1at prohlblUona against the uu otstate property. 6. Abandonment of trade reslric· lions. 7 . Elim i n a tion o ! social ceremonials. 8. Simpli(icutlon of funeral rites. 9. Prohibition of public musical pt.•1iormance and all amusement. 10. Encouragement of simple and easy marriage. 11. The~oldlng of prayer scr\'ices. 12. A check o n thieving and ban· dlt ry. Farmer, in his analysis of these policies, noted food stamps and gov .. ernmenl job programs take care of policy No. 1 "THE PEN DING lax cut nicely dis· poses of policy two. We seem to prac· tke poJJcy three all the tJme, perhaps more for humane reasons than an- 1.treceuion purposes. "As for policy four, we have already ended the draft, thus showing how perceptive we were ln a nticipat- inl lhecurrent rece11lon. ''PoUcy five la neatly covered by t.he propoull lo keep tbe vartoua gov;, emm~t oll rHerv• for pubUc use. AU ot thl~z b• I UKl•tl, may ttnd to prove tb•t uier• f • notNng new under the sun, and that. rare eoonomJc ~lclet may not. nec .. artly improve with a1e eitller. • PERSONALIZED •srYUSH •EASY TO USE •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND Mtt. Jetffl Ooe tU Mel1t ltru t A1trtt•11, Anr11e1e UJ.U l 1lle f1 Do Not H1V1 A Prl11 t1d l order, ~~---·--~-~---------- P'lll lft th11 co"'°"' ell, anti man with S1 .SO to: "ltt ,rlfttl"9 l ••I DI• .• ,.., Offlu lo• 1No C.•t• MMe, c.11,., .. 1. '2'2' •• aw. , • ., .. ,.., ,,, (eH ------I ' .J People turn to the Daily Pilot whenever they have something to convert · to ~ash a used car, sofa, boat, camper, washer · or dryer. And, . people throughout Orange County turn to the people's market place -Daily Pilot classified ads whenever they are looking for bargains. On Saturdays, everyone turns to Daily Pilot DIME-A-LINES. That's where the biggest bargains items under $25 - ore to be found. The best place to buy or sell in Orange County is the Daily Pilot . .. 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Gem-like 3 bdrm. h ome : c us t om built b y owner/builde r . airy & s pacious; South patio des igned for enlertulnlng. Open Sat /Sun. 1·5. $139,500 WE"lE MOT ILU .... IMG 2117 VISTA LAREDO, The Bluffs; price reduced to $76,000. Popular 3 BR. F r a n ciscan, outstanding greenbelt loc. Open Sun. 2-S WHALE WATC ... S LOO«OUT! 7210 W. OCEANFRONT. N.B. Countrv style duplex/home, prime comer lot; fabulous view. Open Sun. 1·5. $165,000 DAVIDSON REALTY ~8CI W Coo>! Hwl N 8 645·7575 3116 Newport Blvd N H 673· 9060 .... • .. • • • • .. • • ........ GeMt"OI I 002 GtMrwl I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Gene,. al I 002 -------i ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE GOLF-o,O~VIEW ,ENINSULA PT. 2 STY Six 2·bd r m . unil s, I TRl-LEYa CAL CLASSIC bachel o r ; t·arports; ASSUME S20S parking, !;lorai-:•·. sw1m -mini;: pool : on l\\I) l~e. Mr:.a Verde tri·level on thL• fa i r way . Enter a walled courtyard t o ga rdens anti cus tom ~w1mmang pool f"urmal t'llt ry to sunkl'n h\'ing room and banquet site dining room. Gourmet g a rd en kil l·he n . ENORMOUS FAMtLY BONUS ROOM WfTH C RACKLIN G FIREPLAC E AND F OREVE R V I EW. Private g u e:H s uite Swecpini-: ... 1air:-t o l'h1ldrens win~ .and TWO L Jo; V t-: L M /I ST fo: R Sl'IT t-:. St:lil.500 Call lo prcv 1E'w . 963 6i6i PER MONTH H<1lboa l'l'n111.,11l:1 lot ~. JBR-IEACH Xlnt rcn14l :m·a. Just "\1·' l'r .i~;11n oppoirtun1 !; lt' P., to t hl· In· J t h . t\' Stur\ 111101. ~1n•e 1 Pnt:cd al S225.UW h •.1d ... In ft-need e:.l::tle 673-31>63 t.ii!">--1777 t•vcs "'11h a rnttai::c walkway! OCEANFRONT h11r .. 1111· 1111.0 awesome 4-PW li\tnl.! .1rl·,1 l-ormald1ne. 4 Furnished l ·barm. r ,11n rm Immense up. a p t 5 . G a ra ge s & ... 1.11r' 1·1111ld be 2 h11i::e bal cClniC'~. Summe r / l1<1rrn ... 11 r .m~mn_H?th wintrr .n'nlals. Owner 11111111.., 1 011111 \\ALK r01will tradl' Priced at B~'\l 'll ' "irF:PS TO SlJSOOO . 1.111 I ' I .11..1• ll\l'r In\\ 073 :iofi:l !>-IS-9lii3e\l~S 111\\ ..;'._!11;, p1·r nrn '\() '\ )-, \\' J 11 \ '\ I 1 l:O. r:-,' \\'1111 l l.1-.t lk f1r .. 11 <:.111 ~171i(llfl [~ THE REAL ESTATE RS BLUFFS CONDO . mu \'1-.lJ SUl'r1t'. 1 len·I ··nil 111111 .. \.pl:111 :1 lidrm:-• :.! lt:1th~ \lnl 111ntl. H1>.11I} t11 nln\ c In ( 'r~·11 S.1t :-.11n I ;, MONTICELLO I I lldrm , :.! h:1 . l'IWI I l'.illfl. l',111 lw Ith h<lrm 11r d t·n , r,•c·C'nll~ r~nm·~•l l'll 1mmaeul.1t1o•' ~.;.1)0 I H.B. BA YSHORE ·1 Htl rn1' :! !,a t l1•a11 • -c;n·at p11vl & l'l'l' r111•m . ~l:!.SUO ITI 833-9181 Hester-Brown REALTORS * Bavshores * OPEN ~AT /SUN 2·5 25 I I Vista Drive t '11.\R~ll:'\C; 3 HDH\I.:? R \Tll ... ·~ h;ilh Ill ~ara~c . din1nj:! ;1n•a \l.l'l lt:ir , (·11mpll'll' nc" l..1trhPn, t r:1 ... h <·omp;w tor n1•w roof ;.:.1r,1t!r door 11p~n1·r PKH'E l"l'l.t 'l>t-:s l..\:'\IJ. :'\OW (J:\l.Y :5107.j(KI ··c .. THOMAS I REALTOR :!2 1 \.\' (.' na:.t I I\\' '\'pt Be,1r h :~!lil:):.!'i r. \' l·:s. f.1.j.;it>1:i INVITING Th'" la· .1 ult f ul. \\a rm trnmt· h., ... ,, Ju,urwus {am 1 I)' room O\"l'r,11NI s:,nra~r • .111d 1·011ntn :-11ecl lol Lrn t'ly k1ll'hl'll. l.1 ndq·,1pC'd v;.ird, :l hrdro<1m .... 2 h<tth-;, .1ml f 1 r C' p J 3 1· c• <.: Io.., I' I 11 :o;c·hooh 1n !\1c:,a \ t•rdc !:HIS.SOii l~Quail l liiillPlac• Prap•rti•• 7Sl-14110 1400 QUAil ~l NIWl'O U H ACH associated BAOKERS--AEAL TORS 202S W Bolboo bP-JUJ t • • f' • , I ~ • 1002GeMr .. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN TODAY -2:00 to 5:00 432 Seville Peninsula 2+Con . Den $86,000 163.5 Bluebird Canyon Laguna Beach 4 BR, Fam. Rm. $134 ,500 4001 Tops ide Harbor View Hills 5 BR, Fam . Rm .. View $129,900 2653 Vista Ornada 3BR 1324 Morningside '1 BR, Fam. Rm . 1212 Santiago Drive 4 BR, Fam. Rm. 1826 Tradewinds 4 BR. 1"am . Rm. 1032 Santiago Drive 4 BR, l'~am . Rm. Bl uffs $99,750 Lagun a Beach $133,000 Dover Shores $198,000 Baycrest SI29,500 Dover Shores $169,500 421 LeDroit Lane Luguna Beach 5 BR, Fam. Rm ., Pool $234 ,000 INVESTORS -CHEQC THIS OHi! Sta rt building equity and t aking depreciation advantages with this choice Corona del Mar duplex with guest quarters over the garage. Don 't let this get away! $93,000. IUUTIFUL IORDIAUX! This lovely home shows like a model. 3 bedroom, 3 baths, dressing room, wet bar . Covered patio with utmost privacy. Hurry. $127 ,500. SUMMER FUN ON THE IEACH Charming 3 BR -3 bath + den on exclusive F.AST OCEAN FRONT beach. Priced to sell at $129,500 & available for immedfatc occupancy. Houses For Sale IHoutH Fors• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ...,... 1002 Gettef'tlll 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• \\! f·:SI.EY N TAYLOR CO HLA I .T< >H S -.111\'l ' U• l t ELEGANT .. ISTitB.ITA .. MOO& Customized end unit wt wide view qt upper bay. 3 Bdrms. J baths, 2 firepls, o 'size 1''.R. with wet bur, extra walls & patios for privacy. Bluffs! $105.000 2987 QUEDADA OPEN SUN 1·5 EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE -$395,000 The ONLY brand NEW hom e on market on this prestigious island. Truly luxuriou:> thruout! 5 Bdrms. ram rm. billiard rm. 5 1 :! baths, vac., PoOl /jacuzzi/sauna l'1l'r sljp, 76LINDA ISLE SAT /SUN l·S I INDESCRllAILE BEAUTY! S2 I 5,000 Fantastic 4 8 R & pool home with beaut view of bay & city lig hts. Lge colorful rm with roll-away roof & huJ:?e wet bar. Fin est cptg & drapes! 1806 GALAXY DRIVE SAT/SUN 1·5 "MOVE RIGHT IN" -$77,500 Cha rming 4 bdrm 3 bath home w /pool. Bri~ht s unnv rms. L.f!e mstr bdrm & ba w I Roman tub. Walled court. 1706 IRVINE AVE . OPEN SUN 1·5 UDO ISLE GREAT IUY -$98,500 Bright & fresh S bdrm 3 bath home. Street to strada. near tennis court & beach. A real home for children! 216 VIA ITHACA OPEN S/\T 1·5 ,ENINSULA "COHOO" -$63,000 Carerrcc l ivin ~ in this s pacious 2 bdrm 2 bath condo in super lop quulity bldg on the bay. Boat slip a\'Jilable at your door Lge beaut. pool LUXURY DUPLEX-COROMA DEL MAR South of hw.v. adjacent to Irvine Terr. Custom design . Spacious 3 BR, den & [rpl in ea. unit. 2 Yrs new. View! 510 AVOCADO OPEN SAT 1·5 MIMI FARM COSTA MESA Clea n and sharp 2 bedrooms & den. Almost 'h acre. Fruit trees galore. Cul-de.sac s treet. Br~md new listing! ! Parking space for boat or camper. Detached garage. HURRY ON THIS ONE!! Only $37 ,950. Call 546-4141 SPYGLASS RIDGE IU ghly upgraded 4 bedroom. 3 bath s ingle level home. This SANDPIPER l\lOOEL has been custom decorated a nd p r ofessionally I andsc a ped . Magnificent patio and vj ewin g deck. 3 tar garage. Ideally located next to Spyglass Hills, Early octupancy can be a rranged . $119,000. YOU OWN THE LAN D. Open Daily 1~5 ; 3860 Ocean Birch. CdM. 640-6161 I 00 FT. TO OCEAN Outst a nding buy for investor or person who d esires beach home + rental income . Duplex consists of one unit with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. + one unit with 2 bedrms & one b ath. l~xce ll e n t s ummer rent a l. J us t reduced, $85 .000. 640-6161 NEWPORT WEST 2 Story. 3 bedroom home just steps lo State Beach. Mini view of Cata lina too! L arge s ide y.ard for boat or camper. Bes t beach buy at $.54.900. Call 962-4454 HACIENDA BY THE SEA This big and stately 2 story Spanis h home has bougainvillea covered front <·ourtyard. 4 Bi g Bed rooms. 21 ~ baths, 3 C'ar g<.1 ra ~e. Best beach location. OLE! Yours for $54,500. Call 962-4454. EXCLUSIVE llG CANYOM -$87,500 Sple ndid view lot of golf course. Private drive from s treet to s ite. Call ! G'"".a 1002 GeMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CORO~A JUST LISTED! 21 I I San Joacpn Hilt Rood DEL MAR MESA VERDE NEWPORT CENTER, H.I. 644-49 I 0 BEACH HOUSE 4 IR Pool Hoftw Delightful, sp()llt""~· l \l.O on presti~ious Clubhou~e bedroom home in Old Or. J\ ne" ly decoralf"<I, Corona on an H 2 lut. fre~hly painted. •1 BR, GeMral 1002 Gttteral 1001 lligh beam ed l.'eilings, Fam-rm home w/,a huge •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace. P rivate yard. 42 ' oval pool. Outstantt- Excellent starter, ~ood 1n~ for SH,500. Call ··oLD Pool + ) Bdrm. m\'cstmenl. Only $01,000. 644-721 1 SPANISH ESTATE° Super l'le-an 1 ma. from CallG73·8550. -~;~d~~t!E~IS~oa~~I~ ~~l~~ti~:~i:~~lawn. [6i1}¥'Y1< ~ enchanct> bv j, \' coverl·d i 8500 do-take 7';, loan. _ ~ _!!~!!1!~ w alls. Sunkrn 11v1ng Qw('k poss~ssion on lh1s --NEW LISTING room lightened IJy alco\C 3 HR C harmer !! CAMEO b a y w . i n do. w. s . Spanish Haciendcl JS C 2 C andlelq::l\t d ln 1r g 3 Br. formal din.in1:. sep 9 UNI HIGHLANDS beneath don,C'<l l'eihn;:~ ram rm w /frplc. Assume • OUTS ID r. IS I NSI DF. & separate breakfast 7%VA loan.S.SS.500 Plu~ front ofCicc, on TOO! lntc rmiJtgle d nook wtlh ht..UIL-m hul<"h Call 96S.4405 large 50x246 lul. Located beauty in thts •·run ltv· Pan eled .. den. Heavy SalespeopleNeeded in geogr aphical center of Ing" home. Four large beam ceilings. Covered • • Cosla Mesa. Income bedrooms, two a nd one I a n a i . f e a l u r 1 n J;! e Si'>45. month . .foul! price half baths, super elct·tnc flags tone sell1nl! with only kilchen with laundry, B.B.Q. and 2nd fircplal'e. $6 5 000 sewing room and much, Just reduced $7 .000 . • • . . much more. A joy to Jive Sacririce at $69,000. Call -11 ......,_. If. in and also enjoy private now! 842·2535. , _Cj>r._'°'°s MetoSll beach pri \ ilcges. Call •·" •• J • 'I ., I '• 1' 040• 673·8550. [ tQ i UNIVERSITY ,,,, '""' "",., .• ,. ~:"; -' Mu•I ~A~~~c~ lo ANYTIME [tll&itl ---------1 be believed. A 3+ 1-'am. FRENCH CHATEAU - OPE.._. DAILY home with a fantastic 2 STORY·IEACH f""lll parents r etreat added to 0 Newport leach the maste r bedroom. air ' OL-$32,900 Boal SIJP. + Qw.et, lux cond & a yard large Stately entry lo elegant h livin g room. Lar ge urious. 3 bedrm. {!ilmC' en?u~ for small pool. g j rden view kitchen for room Townhoo~e. Look Bnght, cheery and col-the gourmet cloqu~ntly for the sign. Plenty of orful. Over 2000 sq . fl. serves formal dining parking inside. Childre n Now reduced to only with cour tyard vie w. welcome! Open 1·5. 4441 $5B,900. Call G44-?2ll Stairs s weep to second West Coas t Highway. em :r.tory suites fcatunng a Newport Beach. huge hideaway master. ' • • 23' Grand ballroom for @ herbert hawk ins Rll\lfOR!> 646 l 2S5 t • . _ the entertainers. Hurry. Owner bought another ·- rn u s l S A C Rll''l C I-: Ocean51de/Carlsbad R.E. PRICF. FOR SPEEDY Contact : Ro b ert SALE!Catl963-71S81. Shapard . l<eaflor , 603 OPfN11t10o ·•1s,v11rouN1a• HUNTINGTON BEACH BARGAIN Upgraded 4 bedroom, cathedral ceilings, Dean e type gar den ltitchcn/family room Extra large Jot. Walk to beach. ~ ~ @ herbert h.1wl<ins Rfl\l IOW'. 646 Jl'o') llG CAHY<* O,IN SUNDAY I ·S Popular Monaco Model. 2 story, 3 Br, 2tr.! Ba, wool crpt, tlle patio. $130,000. #6 Rue Valbonnc Elegant 3 Br. 3 Ba, 3 car gar .. p00l & jacuzzi. Hig hly upgraded, $135,000. #40 Fontainebleau. Lowest priced 3 Br, 3 Ba in the Canyon. Fully landscaped, l story. 3 car g ar ., $1 2 4,500. #34 Uue Fontainebleau. PAUL W. BRUMFIELD& ASSOC. 4340 CAMPUS DRIVE, N.B. 549 -8505 GtMf'OI I 002 ""'°' I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMI! & INCOMI Little Balboa Island duplex. 38R Owner's un· il. OPEN SUN J..J 205AIALOHE HALPINCHIM R~ALTORS 2127 E. Coast Hwy 675·4392 $32.500 '. 2 story · TWNH,S, 3 Bdrms. 2 ba, 2 years new! Pool, yard w / lge patio, near So. Olt Plaza. Call 546·3286 <by owner) SUPER SHARP F ormal Ii "in g room w/vaulled ope n beam celling. Gourmet kitchen wlramlly room + new la ndscaping. Call Sparl- ing fnvestrncnt Corp .• 833·SM4 ·----------By Owner .$'l500 tal.eover F HA Loan. 3 Br. 2 Ba. p o o l . c1 u 1 e l , c I e a n nel.i h borhond. Lot s of xt ru ~. Call for appl. 714 -1:18i·3979 or 714 ·'r'J4 ·2478. Cor on a area. 1001GeMrat 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I Irvine realty FINER HOME$ ROM $55,500 TO $415,000 POPULAR DEANE MONACO! Overlooking 10th Fairway. Yummy shad es of bro wn, lots of wood paneling & used brick. 3 bedrooms -21h baths. $139,500. OPEN SUN. 1 -5 P .M . #29 HlJE GRAND VALLEE. (N46) DOYER SHORES. Atrium g arden room surrounded by 4 bedrooms~ family room, living room, breakfa s t room, pool & intriguing d ay & night view. OPEN S U N . & M ON . 1 -~ P .M . 1824 GALAXY DR. <N47) SPYGLASS HILL + BIGANCE ;:: 65 MONTICITO Dlt! 4 bedrooms. family room. pool , 180 degree VIEW ! Sounds too good ? Come look for yourself ! $210,000 fee. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P.M. <N49 l WHITE WATH VIEW. 4 bedrooms, ramily room, dining room + pool. ContemPora r y wood & glass home overlooking "Little Corona,, beac h . $275.000. OPEN SUN . 1.5 P .M . 2 12 H AZEL , CORONA DEL MAR. (N50) SUMMER VACATION YEAR-ROUND! Lido Bayfront -chur min~ custom home w /3 bedrooms, family room, formal dining & lg. lh·ing room w /beauti ful VJEW. Separa t e master s u ite w /fireplace. s ilting room & dressing rooms. Pier & slip. $300,000. Beverly Morphy 642·8i35. (NSl ) IDEAL LOCATION. Smart 3 bedroom , 21,:.! bath home w/raised dining room & lg. kitchen w/eating a r ea. Pool -jacuzzi & sauna. $64,500. Polly J ohns ton 642-8235. (N52) RAllE l ·STORY DUPLEX. On Seashore Dr. -ste~ to beach. Custom designed by owner /builde r. 3 b edrooms , 2 baths each unit. Ocean VIEW from upper Wlil. 7-car garage. Reduced to $145.000. OPEN SUN. 1·6 P .M. 7301 SEASHORE DR. (N53) SEEtMG IS lalEVING! Spyglass special for the year ! Imagine, front row view, fantastic yard, 3 bedrooms. 2 bath, f amity room -a lmost new & immediate occupancy -for ONLY $149,500. Clint Moses 642-8235. CN54) ,) NEWPORT BEACH ONLY ONE -THIS ONE! Michigan. Oceanside . !*' I ~~s::©~\\.~4U~1A:l=:7:=~=·£-=~==s::..~ -~'lftantr ====:.:_ --A MYRIAD OF HIGHT LIGHTS. Lovely 5 bedroom home viewing Fashion Island & Big Canyon. Lg. f ami l y room , 3 ba th s. 45 ' shimmering pool +jacuzzi (Jf /F + pool s weep & outside s hower ). Separate play area. 5122,000. Lois Egan 644-6200. (N55) , lw1at """"1th ~r.ll·111u' :i l.rclro11m i:;.1nH: ru11rn 111\\nhou,1· :11 • '11•;1n. 111·". ,\I :ti!\ 1te·l 11.\1 ' 1•x rra-. :--: .. ,1 lo p:1rk .incl ..... 1111\ l1t•.11•h (hit' 11111(•!.. t• 1 on·:• n ~!11,,Xio @ herbert hawk ms IUAlTOR!. 646 . 32S5 *CASH* 1''0H ,\NY llOM~:'! l-~111 .1ppr;t1 ,••d \ UllJ(' paHI Frrr ho mt ~·' aluut1on flj1·k p;H ment:-. 01\ l:all . 1m t1m1· H11·ll Hyer-< Uk r .... 12 :liiih OPE .... S.A T /SUH I ·S I 02 Ll .... DA ISLE 1'111('1·: H~.l>l <.1-.IJ ;.1 ·~1 .ocu H1\YFHO:-.T,Hllt. 11 •11.1. hrkf.,t rm. l.im rm II!( Ille• JIU 110 /. th•r k. flll'f & 'fl ll 1;s hoat l\EN HAH1'MAN. rurr t~12 5700 6-10 1007 Want Adi" Call 642·:i67 An orf ering exemplifying a ll that's fine in Spanis h artist ry. F1awlessly executed. Hic hly detailed. Vi ew. 4 bedrooms . 4 baths. 2 powder rooms. Family room. Formal dining room. $198,000 SHORECLIFFS _,_W USTIH• Cha rming 5 bedroom home on quiet c uJ-de-sac. Endless view of ocean, canyon & hiJls. Sleps to private beach. 3 userl ·brick fireplaces, pegged oak floor in family room. $234,000 LIDO IAYNOMT With 90 ' of bay fnxit.ge there ia room for a lar~e boal Extra wide patio with pool. Four bedrooms, three baths. P riced al $550,000. llG CANY°"4 llEAUTY Jus t reduced . An exceptional Br oadmoor plan 2. 4 bedroom fa miJy room h ome expens ively decorated ~rnd l andscaped. An outstanding buy at $100,500. HEWPOIT IUCH 644-17 66 A COLDWIU IAMCBt CO. Thof Intriguing Word Gome wifh a Chuckle YE OLDE 5 % DOWN "''•"by ClllY '· POllAN FIXER o p,."' HJ' J ,,,. '* 6 ~re"'• Irr.I word \ t r1 .,,, t \"'11"1\J~"' f\ ' ,.,, ~ we• J'r.n' lcue,t of ecKh lft Ila j .... ol lqUOles, I I BARJEB I I I I' I 11 I' I I I 1'. F ELAN L~f I OLWAUT ' I I I' I I I l he d I at r I c t 11tomey htd ,..., ________ .,. t p 1 n t two hot.Ir• trying to I c M Y 8 0 R E f th•._• the ,.1tT1n011Y of • wit· I I I I If nett. R1t0ttlrio Jo wrcatM, he s.eid, "They lOll you 'Colonel · r--..._..._...---, In whet regimen! are you o I H E E V A B f colonel?" 'W•ll," drawled rile t---rj-J"''--rJ---,j...-'T'j-4 w11nc u . "IJ'a ffke this Tho • • . _ . • 'colonel' In fronr o( my neme ...._..._....._,_,__...._...._ ... I• like the ·--· 1n front ()I • I O U C D E L I yovr1. It dOt"\n r mean • !hl"Q ·• • c;o....,i... th• C~U'kle quOIM I ( I I r bv llllint Ill the "'''''"0 wOld L... ~-__. __ ._ _ _.. _ ___._....__,_ you de•8io,t ,,..... lf•P No. j below, 0 ••• a.. .............. ~ 7 ,, e in'i'rT~~UM8fl'(O I' r r I' I' I' I' ,. I' l • ~~tr~( ro•j I I I I I I I I I Trad1 t1on al <'a rl y Cali rornaa :t·s Lor y. Deserted by owner. ~ Acre surrounded by a white picket fence. Old l•ahioned dining, grand pia no 1i1ed Uvln1 room 1 ramlly /party r oom . Bedroom s galore plus 1uesl. Bike to lhc beach. AU il needs it your love! Cal1~3 FOR[ST OLSON ... lo.~"·. I C&Mll IAllU ce.m ••••HRI•••• Your self uve USSS. Price 1ncreate probable ln very near (u~. 2 Bedrm. 2 b•lh. 1tn,1e 1tory Condo. tn Santa Ana, only 119.950. Large spaciou~ lawns, &ecurity gale. pool. etc. 10 '? Down As k for F'runk. 8-19-8321.Agen\. O~n Dally f ·5 305 lroadway,CM Custom 3 hNlroom home. d ine •rea, top grade c r pll', drpa. Plus d<'· tached a ludlo w /balh & fpl c. M6-3928, ev• Sft.1532 Lachenmyer, Re.ill••• HIWLISTIMe OPIMSAT-1·5 .,, ..................... ... (l;a,t.stde COllla MN • _. l:IR. + family. frpk .. N tW KITCHF.N + hll-in BBQ. Room for bout. & ca.mpel'. f.4~.500 CALL 675-7060 •ov•T. OWNED B 8R. pool: s:tl.000. S1500 On. M50 Closing coi.L' /fl tmp. $291 PlTI CALLSSMIOO lalUe>a lay flrop. . ........ SHORECLIFFS -IUILDER'S DELIGHT. Spacious 2 bedroom. 3 bath home on prem ium corner lot. Lg. family room + detached workshop. Room to enlarge the house or enjoy as is. $119,500. Be tty Kerr 644-6200. (N56) A MODEL HOME. 4 be drooms -totally upgraded w /beautiful covered patio. Lovely yard w /dog run & boat access. $.55,500. Gail Foor 644 -6200. (N57) DUPLEX -CORONA oa MAR. Two 4 bedroom units -4000 sq. ft. townhouse type. Op "n beam ceilings. Walk to park. tennis & bea c h . $129,500. Lynne Rothell 644·6200. (N58) tOt Oowf Orlwe 1644 M.eAtlll\lr .,.._.,, .. •ell, Calilofni. tztts Find what you wi.nt In ~~~~~~~~~ --~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!~--SC•.AM-lETS AlltWlf'I ht CleuJficaffolt 1010 Dally Pilot Cla~fied5. Classified Ada 642·SG'7! •• .· or ona 02 ••• ,) , ) NO OTHER ONE IN. t;4EWPORT SHa.ES high beam ceiling . soft p a neling. 3 Bedrooms 2 baths. Close lo beach. Only $.54,950. ' 420 LUCJOf'la, N•wporl leoda s-dcry 1-5 HOME & GARDEN CHARM L~VEL Y S IEDIOOMS -3 baths. s ituated on an oversized tree shaded lot. Bri ck patio and custom Ra mada are perf ecl fo r fun and entertaining. $75.000 ' 2424 Hollday. Newport leach Suw:'doy I ·5 ADD OWN AMENITIES TO THIS VIEW HOME -vacant with 3 bedrooms . on lhe Bluffs overlooking the blue Pacific. Stop by and see for yourself this h om e's ~real potential. 1400 klnc)s Rd. CliffHa'#•,MI Sat/Sun 1-5 LOW PRICE -IRVINE FOR QUICk SAU fee land with cute 3 bedroom . family r oom ho m e - fenced yard c:onvenient t o t ennis & swim min g. S62.900. 17S71 Hickory Trtt L~&Miv ftl&Sat/Sun l -S FEE 11E" PLAN IN THE ILUFFS plush t:arpe ting, Spa nish tile. forC'\'Cr new all in this 3 bedroom. den, 3 bath beauty fo r only $124.500 642-5200 • 675-4060 I G...-al 1002 Ge-Mrol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SEE THESE TODAY!! ELEGANT CAMEO SHORES Wide ot l'an vie w. secluded lar ge pool : 3 b<l r m s .. lge . d en . form:.i l dining rm., fami ly r m . & 3 baths . Sl!l7.500. 4507 Tremont. Sat Sun 1·5 CORONA DEL MAR DU,LEX 3 Bd r m s .. 2 baths each apt. Less than 1 y r . o ld. $119,000. T o p quality construct10n . 719 Poinsettia . Sund ay 1·5 ECONOMY PRICEO Corona d e l M ~1r 2 h<lrm . home in xlnt location : 717 (;1}ldl:nro<I. Onl \' SGS.500. §~~Tll~§~ HOMIS OPEN 1-S This Afttf"IM>Oft UMIOUE IM ti.CfS& VYDE -A 11nioue 4 bdrm for under $50.000. Great location. See Martha· Beynon al 2969 Redwood A ve. UMl9UE IN llG CANYON Fr ench Re~ency w /fairway views. 3 bdrms. 4 ~a th s. flaw less w o r k m a n s hi p . Cobblesto ne m otor C'ou rt. Ai r-cond . $250,000. Sec Ve rgil ene Hull a t 81 Royal St. Geor ge. UMl9UE OM SPYGLASS HILL 17 ,000 sq. fl . lot, 4 bdrm s ingle story . nearly new. $189,500. See f'r<ln Scott at 67 Montecito, Spyglass Hill. UMl9UE IN OLD CORONA DEL MAR l 1h bdrms and a smokehouse. also . beams, frplce, big yard. R-2 lot at 507 Ac a c ia. B r ing $65.000. Sec Louise Peters . UMl9UE IN llG CANYON Cnique decor and lclsl'Ping, pool ond se p . jacuzzi. 4 bd rm=--. on ly Sl74,500. See Ronnie L undy a l ::9 Torr e y Pine s Lane. UNl9UE IN CORONA DEL MAR 2 two bedroom units. one is a da rling home; ot h e r over garage unit. Close to s hops, libra ry. $89,500. Sec Carol Wilkinson a t 510 Ma rigold , Corona del Mar. UMl(i>UE IN MESA VERDE · a vacant 5 bdrm. backs lo golf l'ourse. popular Buccola floor plan. $95.000. See Glen Statum a t 179 1 T<lna~er Dr . UMl9UE IN llG CANYON 3 bdrm. Monaco extras. views. low p rice of $142,500. See Hita Bol and ut #9 Rue Valbonne. UMl(i>UE IN MESA VERDE 4 bdrms oo 17th fairway, sing le sty nr tennis, golf, pool. on ly Sl29.500. See Betty Chappel at 3036 J a\'a Rei . UNIQUE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES Popula r Som e rset 5 bdrm, fabulous pool, ldscpe , S99.500. See Nancy Laux a t 1818 P o rt Stirlin h Pl. <1s t ti m r OPEN) UMl9UE OH SPYGLASS HILL --6 bdrm "Southpor t.·• t hous ands below ne w ones . on ly Sl69,500. See Barb Hutchings al #51 MonteC'ito. Spyglass. UHl9UE IN MESA VERDE 3 bdrm. garden hom e. nice patios . fam r m, $56 ,500 . Sec G udrun Coad y (owner/a gent ) a t 3321 Al abama Circle. U~IVUI: liUMl:S ON TOP OF HIE R(AL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE Ntr:t.ST PE:OPLE SELLING THE N(ATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR. Gl!i 6000 MESA VFROf.. !>46 5990 • CALL US --~------ Sunday l ·!'i · Gftteral I 002 GWNral I 002 , ..•..•••••....••••...••....•.................. IRVIHE TERRACE Ver~ Im d " ~ bdr m .. 2 bath ho me in on c o f C o r o n a ti <' I 1\ 1 a t .. s b c s l l0<·alion~. $S9 .5VO lntluding land. 712 l\J alnh:rr . Snl Sia n 1 :> EXCELLENT FlOOR ,LAH T his i mm~<·. 3 bdrm .. 21 .: bath. family rm . ho rn (•. is pnt 1-<l tor q uick sale. Close lo S ant a .\na Countrv Cl ub on quirt t ul-d e SCJl· $0 1.500. l::as y ter m s . 126 ~I a ste rs Cirt lf'. Sun. 12 ln dusk WATERFRONT WITH SLIP La rgt'. love ly 2 lxJ.r m .. 2 l>nth hon1e. has hugl! fa mily rm. plus lge . billia rd r m . & pr i va te s li p for lge. boul. $142,500. CCa ll t o ::il'e) . -~ YI l\R BAY ANO BEACH 675 -3000 . ·~0 7 I L.01\ST ~f\N Y l.:O~Ul\IA UL L MA~ IOOiGetter ol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BIG CANYON OPEN SUH 1-5 $124 .500. Lowest price 3 Br in the Canyon. $130.000. Priced right for a spacious 3 Br Monaco m odel. $135,000. Best $$ value . 3 Br .. s mall pool + jacuzzi. PAUL W. BRUMFIELD & ASSOC. 4 1 40 CAMPUS DRIVE . N B 549 0505 1002e ... ret I002 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• * PRIMI* ... ESAWOODS WEllCIHD SALE L uxurious a dult oc: ly 0Wll9f' cupled 4 bt..-droo~. 2 bath, with central atnum 1.-ced $2,000 floor pi on. IHcorat.lng Is Choice llarborVlew3br . In warm curthlont:s with z ba. DIR. ll(. Country qualily wallpapet8 3nd kllt"h. P t of. lndscpd acct'uorle:s thr uout. w/tprnklrs . 1-'ln<.'6\. cond. Ku sonably p riced at ln Newport. Move In he-(. SG2.000. with assumi.ble 1chool slllrta. $72.000. loan CALL now, MS 28SO , 1111 Port Barmoulh Pl • • SEL.ECT 1 .,...616, OPEN HOU E ' TUSotd l PROPE tES OPEN SUHDA Y 2 to 5 PM 1100 Sa nt ia g o . Do\ e r Sho r(•S Exqubit c view from thb <:ustom-bll 1BR. famil v h1111H'. &.·t> Sun. or call Eilt·l'n Hucb o n Cor apµt. G44·0:322 . SW9 .500 orEH SUt~DA y 2 to 5 PM 2915 f:bbtidt• Offer ed for the fir~l time. dra m a tfr otea n vie"'. cathedral <'eil in cs. prl\ ~ate pool. J BH . :U1<1 S IJ~,500 OPEN SUND.A Y 2 to 5 PM l!HS Ba yside Dr t-:xdus ive bayfront hom e. t.:-Sha prd for pd vu<:y. Beaut. dl•sicn w ith b achelor in mind. S239.SOO. L a-<//IM$ Z?MH$ REAL ESTATE 644-6397 G~rol I 002 Ge-neraf 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 LOWEST PRICE IN BIG CANYON l 111• Deau•ill• be a utifully landsc<Jpe d . view. Dover. 2 BR & d e n. 1 >wner a11~10u:-.. /\s king Sl19,500. or "ill lease $700. monthly . I lbM De••• -newly listed Dover, 2 BR, d e n, Victorian master bath. lush carpeting & draperies. Pool size lot. End unit. $129,500. 1002 GtMnll 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1--· __ .., -STARTER HOME On The Bav Keep 8~2.!~!5g7.)' cot· Beauurut new 2 5l;Jy l8(!(' while pickcc. rcnt·c 4 Br. 4 U• &t Gallery Room for large veact;i 2 (1rcploC("!\, wetbor hie gardt'n, R 2 t.ooe. Jtf'l Oel uxe kltrhen , "l nrlt>d. To see, t·all r1tr for yachUnOO 64ti·7171. \'ou may scle(·t l hr ,.,,,."' 10· •11 .. b•. ~:::::~:~ ~~ {~lfitlll CAMEO HIG ........ DS i"r<.·~h )m int & lots of brick e nhan('C the ~xt~rior of this gorg1w us vie w home; has 3 BR . 2 bn .. frpl<: .. 2 patios. ull e lcc. k itdt(•n $99,500 X MARKS THE SPOT One of the liL U1''FS fabulous X-Plan·s now avail. Supe r location, s urrounded by g r eenbe lt ; 3 tove r ed p a ti o ~. E xtensive u pgr ading. 3 BR -2'h ba . Seller flexible $77,500 VILLA GRANADA 5 BEDROOMS in t his Bluffs a r ea condo! Has view or Big Canyon & gr een belt. On quiet stre~t. $86,600 orEM HOUSE SAT /SUM. 1-S 835 Aml9os w., #I, H.B. IAYFROMT OM l.AYSIDE The..' front ya rd is a beach & t he \'icw of the bay. the boats & the jetty is hcyond belief. One of the two BEST lot'ations on t he bav -l BR., 3 Ba. . COMPANY REALTORS $258,000 2865 E. Coast Hwy., Corona Ml Mar "Sellin9 Red Estate in Newport Harbor Since 1944" 673-4400 GHeral I002General 1002 It's easier to buy a new home than to finance an old one. The City of lrvlno Walnut V1t1age College Park Homes Quality homes fOf growing famlhes from '51,490 VIiiage of El Camino Real Oeer1ield Patio Homes Versallle floor plans 10< growing families trom $47,490 Deerfield Townhomes 1 & 2 SI()()' homes for y0ung families from $39,490 Deer11etd Park Homes Spac ious. elegant exocut1ve homes from $56,495 Village otUn1vers1ty Parl\ The T'Crrace Townhomns Single:: story homes surrvuncJ1ng a parl<. from 842,990 Deane Homes D1st111ct1vo single tJmtly garden hOrnes from $65.000 Raneho San Joaquin Townhomes A new adult·onented, golf & tennis recreation community from $58,990 Newport Beach Village of Harbol'V•e; ---Spyglass Hill Executive homes with specta~ular ocean view~ from $116.000 Jasmine Creek H ;ml~' Plush homes accented with cedar. brick & stooe EASTSIDE DOLL HOUSE HARP COSTA MES.A 3 hedroom, 2 bath with heuutifuJ <:arv<:ts thruout LCll"C)e co•H"ed patio, dbll· g arage . Room for boat or tra il('r. Hurl'\'. first time offe r e d a nd 1>r iC'ed $1i2,ooo. C all 546-1110. PARTY GIVERS DELIGHT MESA VERDE 2 Story, 4 bedroom. 3 bath horn('. With 20x26 famity room for those s pecia l parties entertaining at your 8' bltn bar under a cathedra l open be am ceilin g. Cover ed patio and lots of tr ees for privacy make this home a dream come true. 546-5880 MARLBORO COUNTRY COWIOYS KEEP YOUR HORSES HERE! \'ery stiarp 4 abedroom, 2 bath home, <Ihle J.!al'UE!e, n.w carpets, t·ool tounty lo~u tion . Bi g 66x~l (t. lot zoned R-4. Full pn<·c only S45,500. Won 'l la~t long! Cati 540-115 I. HEY. FELLOWS! 3 CAR GARAGE -wi t h gorgeous nt•ar-ncw 5 bedroom , 2 ~tory home attached. Pleose th~ gals with a spacious fa mi ly room. kitche n eating a rea. forma l <li n i n g r oom. u p g rad ed l·:arpc ts. drapes and w;:ill paper. See this j.!rcal family home now at $71,500. Cal S40.l IS I. BACK EAST QUALITY tANO PRICEI -s uper little 2 bedroom . on e bCJth w ith gleaming hardwood fl oors. plaster walls, s ervice ar ea, \\OOd "'indo\\s a nd muc h mor e . Comp&etely remodeled with everythin~ ne "' an c ld g r oof , pain t, plumbing fixt ures, e tc. P riced only S30.000 with no down VA or low down FHA terms. Vac ant. hurry ! C• 546-S880. from $95,500 _I EASTSIDE CHARMER SUPER BLUFFS LOCATIOM c;or g e o u s . a 1 m os t new e n d uni t Dolores. on quie l cu l-de-s ac. Wide greenbcll plus partial bay \'iew. 3 Bd r ms .. 2' .. baths ; g r eat s t or age s p a c e : 2 patios, o n e gated . on e covered. £'\o l>c llcr Bluffs valUl' :tl ~9,750! H.ARIOR VIEW DELIGHT Lar ge Montc g o mod e l : 4 bd rms .. fo rmal dining r m .. P 1 l>a ths. Lge. frplc .. luscious lands l·a ping: h ig hly upg r ad ed . $87 .500. BA YCREST LIVAllLITY Des igned for executive entertaining & gracious family linng; perfect for the active fu mily ! Lt:!c .. Sl'P· living r m . with ma s:-;ive P .\'. s t o ne frp ll'., c o n ve n i e n t µan <:lc cl fa miJ·y r m. adj oining an a ll bll-in kit chen ; sq J. se rv ice por<:h. Oram:.iti c s late entry. G leamin g pJrqu(•t fl ooring in lhc formal d inin g r m. Extra s torage for china & s ih ·cr . I lc;H y duty wiring in 0\ e rs izeci ;::!a r :.i gr St.:p. m slr. suite , 3 f :1 mi l y bd r m :-.. T e xas s i ze p ool \\ j<JC UZ7.i jets. Patio: incl. fi re p it & g<1 s UBQ. !'\ot IC'•l"l'd land. $119.500 C.F. C OLESWORTHY 640-0020 EASTBLUFF CENTER I 1002 G~n.ral 1002 General •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BEST IN BLUFFS P.ND UN IT, 4 BR. '' E". F'<Jm. rm .. 212 ba .• 2250 sq . rt. 2 yr. old. View ! S93,SOO. orB4 1·5 440 VISTA rAllADA BAYFRONT. s pe<:l<Jcul <Jr wat er view ! 2 Yrs. new; 3 DR. 21 :! btL ()PIH 1·5 221 MATA Coff V. HoblHaJ HELEN 8. DOWD R.EALTOI, IMC. MLS 644-0134 1971 Top Liahr & Top S..teuGR 1974 -..,.up Newport-M••a lowd of Realton 1002 GeMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• «;'~ 5 IEDROOMS REFURBISHED Deene Homes Exclusive. spacious fairway executive homes I , from $133,500 Bayside Village PromontO<Y Bay Homes Elegant waterfront hving from $196.300 Tustin Greenwood Village Laurelwood Townhomes Maintenance-free living in a rustlC environment from $30,990 Laurelwood Patio Homes Dtstmctive 1 & 2 story single lam1ly homes from $45,990 Peppertree Homes Imaginative floor plans for growing fam111es from $51,500 You can reach these homes by taking the San Diego or Sant3 Ana freeway to Irvine Spend a day 1n the villages ol Irvine You rn1ght 1111.J 11 s where you want to spend the rest of your l•fc @ " . (C'.'~l "II. IN(. wl'I • ·; '! IRVINE VlllAGES WESTCLIFF RANCH 4BDR-POOL SI 03,000 Entn· to rormal lh an~ and 0l1<111q1wt :-111' din111g room:.. G1111rnll't i.:Jnl,•11 kilCht'n f-'1,•:>la :-11,· rum pu s r oom w1lh ha r Sec luded m uster :11111 ch ildrens suite:-. J.11,h s ardcll \\II h ,p,1rl,li11g ponds ,1 ntl \\ :ikrfalb . ,\ swimmers par;idi:w. Call Lo d a y l o p fl' \' i l' " ' 963-6767. ()lflO"J •11 0 • I •. *BALBOA ISLAND* •UY OF THE YEAR New Nort h ha)f r11nl homl', J IHI rm:-. . 2' bath'>. carpeted. Ju:-l ri· <lucNI today to $195,00V rur 1mm ed. sale! Prire includes on·shorc moor inJt OPEH SUH. I ·5 111 CRYSTAL Super fam ily humc on Little Island , with view of South bay. + xlnl ln· come Re~l buy, C~ta Ml''>J 3BR :itorler hnMl' bemR compl. refurh'rl 11\)'ldc. $37 ,soo. AL1.n :1rns . GREATHOUSE S B R . n c ~ c·r pll(. screened pnllCI, ~ r1 .... ta M4'sa S42,jS(), I\ true ram1ly homl' with <'ounlr y kitchen, 2 pan· t ri e s and l oadl> or cabin ets. Luxurious mn!-lcr bedroom sulle, 2' · baths. 8eaut1futly landscaped with pine and citrus trees. $57.900 A~ !iumable FJIA loan. · tnl.UO \ l~l.A~IJ Owner leaving ~talc. • 6 7J.6,00 .. HANDYMAN'S DILIGHT 38R. 2ba. Nel'(h -.umr T L. C. Only SJ:l.•uo Cnll DISC'OVl-:HY Ren I t-:st 111• fi.4~.51}1:'1 Hn"c somcthma w acll'' ClaAAlfled adt do It well l,.Quall ~--· Iii IPlac• . I /SIDE IMC~E Pt apwt•• TWo hou11es on cute R·2 n 2-t'20 lot. double garage. front .. oo oual\ st NfWP041 UACM unit only 8 ) rs old. open -bum -; ct'lhnl?" fo:1ttra 1!1l TIM t: OFFl·:RIW Nt•wport Hel~ht~-3 HR. t U;.\, family, Chnmbu bit ini>. hrdwd noors. Owner I A.rt .. M2·223? nl~ Only $~7.000 Four otbers l o l'hoo<(' rrom. Ct'1l PttESTIGE HOMIS ..... °" 64M64' EXCELLENT COST.A MES.A location, n ea r S l'h oo l s an d publi c t ransportation. Spacious 3 bedroom , 2 bath with lots of extras including used briC'k fire pla c e. conr~d patio a nd g a r~gc door opene r. Best Easts ide huy at $41,900. Cal S40.l ISi. RARE FIND SU,ER CLEAN AND SHARP I bedroom with family room, dining. brea kfast nook. oversized living room. fireplac•, bltns, s hag carpets ; vinyl • noon; & <:ustom drapes. Located on quiet st reet near schools and purk. Offer ed at $54 ,950 with ass umable 51-ic!t GI loa n . Cal 540.1151. Getteral REALTORS I l002GeMrol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• z . I {u.st ; ) ) J)Jf 644 -1133 G r<'alt~· ANYTIME ILUFFS SPECIALISTS FOR I 0 YEARS BEST IN BLUFFS OPEN HOUSES -SUHDA Y 1-5 IAYFROHT Lo c-~1ll·cl o n b e autifu l Avenicl a l'l'rritos . !'.:-P lan ; balcony glassed-in "ith tinted g la ss: beautiful view of bl ue wute r from every room. BeCJmC'd l'Cil.. 2 patios, front & rear ; m ust lie :;;cen to be a ppre ciated. 3 Bdrm. & den or 4lh bdrm . 30'.l /\vt>nirla Cer ritos. $107,000 LUXURY LIVING 2 Bdr m . & den . 2 1 ~ ba ths: lo\'e ly lightccl pa tio; decor ated to perfection . P rit ed below market : land incluc1ec1. a ll for $60,500. 2702 Vista del Oro A TASTE OF OlD MEXICO Bl e nd s b ea ut i f ull y wit h a contemporary feeling m this 3 bdrm .. family rm. home, overlooking park la nd & the Back Ba v. Price reduced lo S96 .500 & buyer has choice of lC'nders . 320 Vist a M ad ern I I 002 GflM'NI IOOZ G~ral •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE 120 VI• Walen 0,... Sat/S... 1-S Spacious 4 BR., ramily rm .. din. r m. On 52 ft. Sunny pri\'. patio. $179,000 11 S Yto Udo Soud 0ptR Sat jSMn. I ·5 Wate rfront 4 BR .. 5 ba .• n1mpu~ r m. Pie r &. rloal. sandy beat·h. $295.000 Beaut. 6 BR. 5 Ba. or 4 BR, 4 Ba, with 2 BR. l ba th a pt.. Sand y beach, courtyard, s hore moorin~. $295,000 Attr. 4 BR .. 3 ba. Lido Soud. i7 n .. waterfront. sandy beach. $275.000 BI LL GRUN DY, REALTOR .1.11 fl. I y \"I• [)I.'" '\j ~ ti i., ti! h I • -..,..,w. IHo.tff,_.s. ~,_~ ........................ ···················-·· ................... . 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Includes Scllintt '4 decorated n1ode ls + .2 re~·s S'TGLASS RIDGE Near new penont1ol home pool and jacuiti, trellised pat~os, at extra low prices! 8% Financing fo"'ee land -Gorgeous Lusk Sandpiper of promJnc11t C.'OOlractor. Spri nkJered gardens. low ma1nt. Q . k I l l'R & I I delig htful Rental unit is o l.l1rge 1 l a lso available. UIC sa e ex ra s -4 bdrni . ' · · PoO ant bedroom with modern Deluxe crplg, drps -many x ras . include : front Jand.sca pin g and patios plus a v1('\\.'. $134.950. Open 1-5. kitche n , hug'= -.:nl cr· You own the land. Now vacant and s prinklers. re ar fe n cing , upgraded 1653 ltccrvie\\'. rai nt!rs living roorn "''it ti ready to move in. Price only $119,950. 1 h h & CAMEO HIGHLANDS s liding glass """11 10 Submit all offers to llOPE GERRIE. car1>e t, oven /r~nge. ( 15 ·.vas e~ · d I. hr I 3 private C'O Urt y:1rd disposa l. A s kin!'! froi:n : $44 .950. \\"ide open vie""' rron1 this e 1g t u . o wn e r s u n' t 1 s a l·lurry ! ! For m ore 1n£ormat1on. bdrm. fo,H home plus private beaches. brea1h13klni,: ·world ol Col 714:511·2.-44 ~.500. Open 1·5, 4733Cortland. ele g anc e . Go11r n1 c t 111 359 S•·t19m1I Dr • ... ~ M kitc hen feat ures :JU " ~ I ,.~ OLD C.D. . ;,1,nd -., '"' "'°";ng, err e Mewpor1 ......,_ Ch~rming C.D.1\1 . l'Ottage -2 bdrn1. 2 serving &. cntcrtain1ni;. rr. 640--6600 h . t h UJ. ·-11-baths & a pool. All t al <1ua1n C arm Enormous li\•1ng room \\;;~~~~~~~--------for the youn,:: at hca11. $66,500. Open .... ·ith 20' !:iundet'k adjoin-....: 1·5. 612 lleliotrope. 1118 hidc:~way ma1>h·r ~ G-~-1 IOOZ G...,.... ' IOOZ guest s u1t{'s . Owncr must -.-- SHORECLIFFS sacririce. Full pri_rc nnly ········•······••••••••• ·····eiA•UTifUL······ Van Luit w allpaper brick walkways $85,000. Cs ll 9fi3.71J81. E FOREST & MNr110 .11~•u-.1;:1111N· • *PRIME* LAK -2 bdrm. & Or. '.l."ith a canyon [ i Wa terfront. H&to~ pool, ocean view. All for $100,000 rec. Open ® ·~~l1 :1~jl1 N~wport ....... x jac uzzi, cus to mized 1-5. 330 Morning Can)'Oll. ~ti m Pridc·of·ownen;hip JBR Deane slngle·StOf'Y 2 Bil. '· ~;'.;,J-~-!l!-!!!-!!!·!!!·!!-\!'·~~~ 2ba corne r unit has frplc + £'onve rt. den, 3 full IREH SPYGLASS ~------1n maste.r11Randfrplc in bths, Japanese soaking Beautifully dC•('O r~llCCI 01nd upgraded 5 SUNNY 5 Il l( J na. (:1m. lil·ing rm. Others are all tub & imported fixtures bdrm. F'R home -extensive use of rm. din·r in . 1'l·v.iwrt 2BR 2ba. On fee land, nr + C'Ustom storage. cen· \\'ood and used brick. View of lights J\.1esaSchool.IJ1i.t '"lllk lloag Hosp. f\111 pricl' lral <iir. m1 erowave 3 6 2201 easl Santa i\n.1 l ',,11111r1· !'137.500. C~1ll O\'Cn , 0ull1I ~·our 01.1011 and \Valer. $119.~,00. Open -· Club. ss9.500. Pnne. 011 PRESTIGE HOMES do1·k. $86.000. Port Harv.·ick. ly s.io.32570ro.3 i:!f•l 645--6646 ·roLLE HE,\LTOHS KINGS PLACE "',.sso-8500""• One or the must gh>rious vie ws of the TWO ON A LOT "'hole 11 <-trbor 1\re;.1. 1\ st riking home 2 Bil ca . ~d. c ~1. loe .. featuring th e thircl bedroom 0 11. a rrcshly va1ntt'd. C)"·n('r sepa rate levt.•I ,,·ith pri\"ate bath. Ideal anxious. Yt·:Ji;1·r Heall}' for in -l;.i'.1.·s or guests . Reduced to 556·1i17 1. Sl'19,500. Open I ·5. 204 Kings Pl<.1 CC . GeMral LAGUNA CONDOS ........................ . White \l.'ater vieY;s -2 & 3 bcdrm. condos -c lose to beach and shopping. Great va lues from $54.500. Open 1-5. 420 Cypr ess. BAYSIDE BEAUTY Elegant Fren ch Chaleau on a wide sandy beach. D ecorated in elegai:it ta5te and built a round a central patio for complete privacy '.l.·ith fountain and jac·uzzi -4 bdrm .. game room and country kitchen. $239.950. Open 1-5. 1933 Ba)'·sicle. Call 6 75-7225 GeMral I 002 GirMrol ................................................. ~ * * OUTSTANDING * * tn e very r es pect . desc ribes th is '1 bdrm .. 5 bath. family rm .. formal dining rn1 . home. Each room '-''ilh a view of f<"ashion Island. Back Bay or hills . Situated in one of Ne wport's most prestig ious a r c t:i s & ver y realistically priced. OPEM SU HD A Y I to 5 t S34 AHTtGUA. DOVER SHO~ES ** UNSURPASSABLE ** Super custom home with a \"iew from San Clemente to Palo s Ve rdes . Extensive u se or wood & bea m ed ceilings. 2 Bdrms .. family rm., sunken bar. One or a kind! "fop 1.aguna Beach location . Call ror app't. to sec. RACHELLE ROBERS. REALTOR llll E. Coast Highway. Coroeta del Mor 8ll-926S 675-2373 lwo. three and lour bedroom townhomes. 8 modelS. r and 2 stories, enclosed double I garages. decks. b<il- conies, fireplaces. tennis. swrmm1ng. 5.Junas \ From $58,87.5 ; 8'. ' ANNUAL ~O RATE• ' '! T~ more the down. the lower the interest, '!,;io(Ol»l""ll'«t O!o! II!> DD"''''"'"' ••$1 ¥.IOIUWl<l•~M!"""<ll~!rn Ml ,.,~•oot"" vn.,.•l1•!10•1-.:1i,..i,.~ f-l''""~'l .,,f••l.,<11 -D•"'~' 8 1',, • m111u1 111> I 1'>·, l~PIO~l N ~(! ~ IJU• ll,ol/ g(~HM"";Onon.UJa Ge.eroi I OOZ Gmeral 1002 GflWt"OI •·••·••···•••·········· .............................................. . HUGE LOT FHA.-YA Only $35,900 buys this love ly 3 bdrm Cost a .Mesa home on quiet c ul-de-sac street. Call today. Thts one won ·t last . Open Eves. LOCATION -LOCATION $41,SOO FHA-YA You can't belie ve this charming 4 bdrm 2 bath home. Lovely fa mily room y,·ith fire place. Nearly new carpet. Call to see th.is doll house. OHE MILE TO OCU.H Spacious 4 bdrm 2 ba th 2 story S horecr es t horn~. One of the most d csir.:1blc ncighborho~~ of Hunt1ngto~ Beach. Big ramily room & formal d1n1ng room. Don t miss this beach beauty for onl y S.59.500. EXECUTIVE HOME IRVIHE-$67,500 This huge family home in one ~r J rvine's best locations has 4 bdrms. 3 baths. fam1I ~ room & huge bonus room. Too many extras lo mention. OLD IAUOA $79,SOO The charm of old Newport.. This immaculate 2 bdrm, 2 bath home could be conv~~~d. into g rea~ duplex. Huge s undeck. Many poss1b1ht1cs for this lovely property. Open daily 1·5. MODEi. HOME GI TaMS $39,950 This beautifu l 3 lxlrm home has been complete ly redecorated & shows like a model. Take advantage or selle r 's transfe r. Best buy on the marke t. 545-9491 HOUSES FOR SALE I IEDROOM •10202 A£cot Cir., 1-ltmt. Bay, lfB 640-616 1 $21 ,900 Sunday 1·5 11/2 BEDROOM 5ffl Acacia, Corona del 1\.1ar 675-6000 $65.000 Sunday 1-5 2 BEDROOM •1100 While Sails v.·ay. Cdi\l 640-1165 $85,000 Sal/Sun 1-6 1653 D. Iowa, Costa l\'lesa 556-7756 $31 ,900 Fri/Sat/Sun 10·6 •612 Heliotrope. Old Corona CdM 675-7225 $66.500 Sal/Sun 3-6 1205 Miramar. Laguna Beach 494-7464 Sal/Sun 12-4 306 33rd Sl, Newport Bch. 675-7225 $02.500 Sun 1-5 712 Malabar (Irv. Terr.) CdM 675·3000 Sal/Sun 1-5 717 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 675-3000 $65,500 Sun. 1·5 18382 Mapledale, Hunt. Beach 675-1920 Sal/Sun 1·5 2505 Iris Way, Lagun-a Beach 494-7531 $79,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 702 Acacia, Olde Corona del Mar 675-5511 $65,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 2851 Bayshores Dr, Newport Bch 646·7171 Sun 1·5 2 IR & FAM RM °" DEM 787 Nyes Pl ., Laguna Beach 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 331 Driftwood, ShorectiHs CdM 644-6200 $119 ,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 330 f\1o rning Canyon, Shrclfs COM 675-7225 Sl06.000 . Sat/Sun 1-5 444 Sevill e (Balboa Perun.) NB 548-1290 $87.500 Sal/Sunl-5 1430 Serenade (Irv. Terr.) CdM 548-1290 Sun. 1·5 204 Kings Pl. Cliffhaven, NB 675-7225 $1 49,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 18722 Pasco Piccaso, T. Rock. Irv 752-7315 $64 ,950 Sun 1·5 l Rue Dcauville, Big Canyon, NB 644-6056 $129,500 Sun. 1·5 3 Rue Deauville, Big Canyon, NB 644 -6056 SI 19,500 Sun. l -5 )967 Port Rams gatc Pl, N.B. 644 -7211 Sun. 12-5 Z712 Cliff Dr. <Newport Hts) NB 644-6200 Sun. 1-5 l IEDROOM 419 Pros pect (Np\. Shores) N.B. 548-1290 $69.500 Sun 1·5 62.51 Vatcher, Huntington Beach ·342.9371 $43 990 Sun 1-5 ••Ill G-Strect', Balboa Penin NB 644 -1766 $129.500 Sun. 2-5 ••107 G-St. {Balboa Pcnin) N.B. 644 -1766 $109.000 Sun. 2-5 28 Via Alta Vista, SLR Dov.11s 642-8235 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2563 Fordham, Costa Mesa 545-1034 $57,750 Sat/Sun 10·6 1833 Port Barmouth PJ, N.B. 640-4676 $72,900 Sal. & Sun. •611 Knowell, Costa Mesa 543.7729 $38,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 430 Vista Suerle (Bluffs) N.B. 640-4050 $54 ,500 Sun. 1·5 •1142 Pembroke Ln (Wstcliff) NB 640-4050 $72,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 2653 Vista Ornada (Bluffs) N.B. 644-1766 $99,750 Sun. 1-5 206 Via Koron (Lido bl) N.B. · 845-7575 $139,500 SaVSun 1·5 17901 Cedar Tree (Viii. 3) Irv 833-8600 Sun. 1·5 1400 Kings Rd. ClifrHaven, NB 642-5200 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4202 Loma (Greentree) Irvine 833-~ Sal/Suo 1-5 9 Rue Grand Vallee, Big Cyn CdM 673-7601 $192 ,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 9 Rue Valbonne. Big Canyon , NB 67!Hl000 $142.500 Sunday 1-S •420 Lugonla. Newport Shores, NB 642-5200 $54 ,950 Sunday 1-S 492-16lh Place, Nwpt H\s area 842·5200 675-4060 Sun J-5 29 Rue Grand Vallee (Big Cyn) NB 642-8235 $139 ,500 Sun. 1-5 424 Vista Qui nta (Bluffs) NB 642-8235 Sun. 1 ·5 •3033 F'<.'rnhtath. Cosl:.t Mesa &:fi·74 14 S4I ,950 Sun 1-5 l BR&FAMRMorOEM 386 Vista Bay a (Upper W /Bay) NB 642-8144 $77 .900 Sal/Sun 10-6 6231 Gum n1 Ori ve, J·lunl. Bch 846-3792 Sat/Sun 10-5 1930 Po rt C~rdill Pl . (I IYl-1 l N B !>14-4919 $74,950 . Sal/Sun 12-5 2900 Alla Vi,;t a , NB (Eastbluff) 644 -1570 s:~.500 Ooen daiJv 1-5 2008 Silver Lane, Newport Beach 638-8992 S73.900 Sat/Sun 12-5 820 La Vi st a. L£i guna Beach 494.·-191 1 :'i'.J.:;ou Sun.1·5 ~il~ Cortl<.111d Or. Can1 Shr~. C~'.\1 6i 5·5511 SS';.500 • Sun 1-5 735 Balboa, L<J g una Bc:Jch 494-9473 . Sat1Sun 12-4 1206 Essex <Westcliff) N .I~. 549-0812 $83,950 Sal Sun 1·5 9871 Lapworth. L aCuesta. H.B. _ 968·4456 $69.500 S<it /Sun 1-» 21002 Shackleford, LaCuesla, HB 968-4456 $51,500 . Sat/Sun 11-5 511 No. Tustin (Npt. Ills) N.B. 644-7662 $79,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2349 Corne ll <College Pk! C.M. · 644·7662 $53,250 Sun. 1-4 450Santa Ana Ave, Npt f.lgts. 642·2237 Sal/Sun 1-5 1947 Port Bis hop Place, NB 644-8543 $79,500 Sat 1-5/Sun 12·5 3206New York Ave. Mesa Verde 545-2618 $46,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •33462 Abalone Dr. Laguna Nig. 493.5055 $85,500 Sat/Sun 10·!> 2820 Chill on Way , Laguna Beach 494.9748 Sat/Sun 1006 Pl. Weybridge (Irv ll1ns I NB 673-= $69 ,950 Sun 1·5 14571 Sweetan, Irvine 552-1222 $53,000 Sal/Sun 12·!> •2915 Ebbtide, Corona del Ma r 644-6397 $139,500 Sun 2-5 •9591 Landfall, Lacuesta, H .B. 968-4456 $68 ,900 Sun 12-5 216.52 SaludaCirc, LaCuesta, HB 968-4456 $50,750 Sun 12-5 1915 Bays ide Dr, Newport Beach 644 ·6397 $239,500 Sun 2-5 8900 La Don a. Crestwood, F.V. 968-4456 $55,900 Sal/SUn 1-5 ••517 36th Street, Npt. Beach 675-7060 Sal/Sun 1-5 15948 McDe rmill, Pk.Pi., F .V. 842-9371 $68,500 Sal/Sun 12-5 4733 Cortla nd , Cameo l-t1ghlands 675-7225 $89,500 Sal/SUn 1-5 1215 Notting ham tWestcliff) NB 644 ·1766 $84,500 Sun 1-6 •1935 Sabrina (Irv Terr.) CdM 644 -1766 $187,500 Sun. 2·5 2331 Cti ff Dr. N cwport Hghts 631-0033 Sal/Sun 1-6 4527 Cortland, (Cameo Hlnd) CdM 673-8550 $89,000 Sat/SUn 1-.5 2987 Quedada (Bluffs) N.B. 644-4910 $105,000 Sun 1·5 17571 Hickory Tree, Univ Pk, Irv 642-5200 $62,900 Sal/Sun 1-5 700 Emerald Bay, No. Laguna Bch 494-1681 $135,000 Sal /Sun 1·4 #11 W. Coast Highway, Nwpl Bch --= Sal/Sun 1-5 126 Masters Cir (S.A. Ht). C.M. 675-3Cioo ·S61-.i500Sun . rioon to dusk 301 Orchid , Corona de! Mar 644 -7211 $115,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 1820 Irvine Ave, Newport Beach 752·1920 $89,500 Sal /Sun 1-5 2230 Heather Ln. Newport Beach 752-J920 Sal /Sun 1·5 3252 New York , Coota Mesa 752·1920 Sun l ·S 3252 Dakota, Mesa Verde, CM 545-5004 $46,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 4500 Roxbury, Cameo Shores 675.5511 $127 ,500 Sun 1-5 320 Seaward, Sho=tirrs. NB 675-5511 $99,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 I ,, CORONA DEL MAR CLASSIC YlaWll YllW!l YllW!! <>PIH SATURDAY lo SUHDAY 1-4 2907 BITIDE A 4 bdrm. beauty, hlgh on a hill A happy home, ready ror a happy family. $142,000 -.m Marigold Ave., Olde CdM 675-5511 $1 23,500 Sat 1-5 521 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isl) NB 640-5560 $155,000 Sun. 1·5 222.5 Maple, Costa Mesa 847·6010 Sun 1-5 13571 Espirit, Raq. Clb. Irvine 559-0771 $55.900 Sun 1-5 20CJI Cenl~lla P lace, Nwpt B~h 646-7800 $79,500 Sun 1·5 2853 Europa (Mesa Ve rde) C.M. 833-3821 $74 ,950 Sun 1-5 32432 Seven Seas Dr , Laguna Nig 494-8086 $99,500 Sun 1-5 2319 Tustin , NewPort Beach 556-2660 $89,500 Sun 1·5 ~1 Catamar an, lluntington Bch 842-4455 Sun 1-5 81 Royal St. George, Big Canyon 675·6000 $250.000 Sunday 1 ·5 3321 Alabama Ci r . !\.1csa Ve rde, Cl\1 546-5990 $56.500 Sunday 1-5 995 Azalea, Costa Mesa 546-2313 Sun 1-5 * •2 Balboa Coves1 Newport Beach 645-6646 $132,500 Sun 1-5 l IR & FAM + Sl\IDIO •2540 Vista Bay a, & Tustin, NB 646-3928 646-4543 Sun 1-5 l BR & FAM RM + GUEST HOUSE 4.15 Isabella1'er, Coron;i I-fi nd Cdl\f 673-8!>50 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IEDROOMS 1235 Santiago Dr, N-ewport Bch 642-8012 Fri 2·6, Sal/Sun 1-5 2:167 Norse, Cost a Mesa 646-7171 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1936 T eresita Ln, Hbor lild.s NB 833-3821 $69,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 I 13i! Sea t,.:a ne. Corna CdM 640-1247 $92.500 Sal/Sun 12-5 ~7 Ebbtide. Corona del .Mar 675-5930 $142,000 Sal/Sun 1·6 •1706 Irvine Ave., N.B. 644-4910 $77,500 Sun 1-5 2015 Diana J_.n ., Ne"·port Beac h 644-6200 $£5,900 Sal /Sun 1-5 •1615 Bayadere (Irv Terr.) Cd.M 644-7662 $28!>.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 3012 Donny brooke. 1-talccr esl. Cl\1 546-414 1 $42,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 209 Pearl, Balboa Island 644-7270 $118,500 Sal/Su n I -5 47 14 Cortla nd Dr, CameoHighla nds CdM S U7.5 -.'>5t l SS7.500 un 1-5 2100 Do\1er, Ne"·port Beach 645 -0303 $71.950 Sunday I :> 1649 Corisca, Costa fl.1esa 646-7171 Sun 1-5 1500 Eton Place, Costa Mesa 646-717t Sun 1-5 4 II & FAM RM "" DEM 3024 Java Road, Mesa V. CM 546.Ql54 $139,500 Sat/Sun 11·6 205.1 Phalarope (Mesa Verde) CM 541-5032 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 6671 Marilyn Dr. Huntington Beach M2-5679 $52,95() Sat/Sun 1-6 25912 Avenila CaliriUo, SJC 493-3893 SSJ.500 Sat/Sun a_ll day ••102 Linda Isle, Newport Beach 640-1607 $194 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 550 Sturgeon Dr, Costa Mesa 979-9993 $54 ,000 Sal& Sun 11-5 10889 La Batista, Fount Valley 962-4471 $57,200 Sal/Sun 12-5 34112 Zarzito, Dana Point 496-4122 $59,000 Sat/Sun 10-7 395 & 385 Grana d a Y.'ay, C.M. 842·6636 $85.650 Sat. & Sun. 11·5 3321 Florida. Costa Mesa 673-3663 $58,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 120 Via Waziers !Lido lsl ) NB 675-6161 $179,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 ••815 Via Lido Soud, Lido II NB 675-6161 $295,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 4636 Dorchester, Cameo Hind CdM 673-8550 $86,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 •2!!01 Ebbtide Rd. (Jl'VHiU.l CclM ' 2:~:, c!~,;~e1·Mai:-1/Siln 1·5 64(.620() $27S,ooo • Sat/Sun 1-5 •1824 Galaxy Dr, Dov Sl>ores NB 642-8235 $168.SOOSal/Sun/Mbn 1·5 908Almonl Pl. (Easlbluff) NB 642-8235 $1.05.000 Sat/Sun 2-5 2949 Cliff Dr., Newpprt Height,< 642-8235 $175,000 Sal/Sun 2·6 •1218 Polaris (Dov Shores) Nll ' 642·8235 $187,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 ••QfT Bayside Dr, Prom Bay NB 673-3900 Sat/Sun 11·5 19611 Fullerton, East C<lola Mesa 675-7odo 543~ Sat/Sun 1·5 ' ' \ ••• )11111•1,... s. , ........ For S4e ' i ,. • • ••. . . • . • • • ••. . .. . •••• ..• • • • • . . •• . .•. .•• ••• .. ...... ,... S4e I Honn ,... Wt Moues hr w. I HMMt '°" w. . ,,. 6......t· I OOJGIMr.. 10 t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._ ........................................... ~. ~.. I OOJ G ... rel I 002 .... ,.. I 002 ._.... I 002 1H"'"*"-"1 For S. "-Ml hr S. \Ho.es hr W. · · Sundey, July 27. t975 DAILY PILOT D 7 ... ---------------;; •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , • ............ ••••••••••• ••••••• ••••• •• • • • • • • • •• •• • ••• • • • • •• ;;:.;~ •••••••••• iicii •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -•••• ••••••• ••• •• ••• •••• G••rol I 002 G....-.1 I 002 HUG HOMES 640-4050 LINDA ISLE; elegant 4 BR home on lagoon; pier & slip. $'235,000 THE BLUFFS; fine family. 3 BR, 2th baths, nr. p0ols, greenbelts & schools 1 A good buy at $54,500 A terrific ·3 BR. T 2lf.i ba. condo + io• la~dry rm.; on wide g reenbelt. All •'· tl\is for only $74 ,500 . , WESTCLIFF; best buy · 3 BR ~; sparkling pool; nr. parks, 'shops & r r · schools. $72,500 .. ~ c " . LEASE; executive home for yearly ' lease in prestigious Baycrest; 4 BR, f ... ; 2~12 ba., pool. $750 P er mo. + deposit. -,• t j• "' ' 1.I· OfftCE Of'EM AT NOON SUHDAY Yo~ Con Sell It, find It, T rode It With a Want Ad 1324 Morningside. Laguna Beach 644-1766 $133,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1212 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 644-1766 $198,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 1826 Trade winds (Baycrest) NB 644-1766 $129,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 1032 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 644-1766 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 . "* 1806 Galaxy Dr, Dov Shores NB 644-4910 $2 15,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1817 Port Carlow (1-M-Iomes) NB 644-6200 $97 ,500 Sat.1-5/Sun. 12·5 1635BluebircJ Canyon, Laguna Bch 644-1766 $134.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1100 Santiago. Dover Shores, NB 644-6397 $199.500 Sun 2·5 •21091 Inferno, L a Cuesta, H.B. 968-4456 $85,500 Sun 12·5 20732 Kelvin , Seabury, Hunt Bch 968·4456 $50,450 Sat /Sun 1·5 4800 Cortland (Cameo 1-Ilnd) CdM 673-8550 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3860 Ocean Birch. Hrb Vu HI CdM 640·6161 $119,900 Sat /Sun 1-5 929 W. Bell, Costa Mesa 847-6061 $48.000 25912 Avenila Cabrillo. SJC Sun 1·7 493-3893 $53,500 Sat/Sun all d ay •3061 Country Club Dr, CM 833-3821 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 **333 Morning Star Lane. NB 548-1589 $315,000 Sat/Sun ~6 1730 Pt. Westboume Pl. HVlims NB 644-0472 $79.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1512 Dolphin Terr, Irv Ter CdM 673-1148 $164,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 18761 Via San Marco, TR 1'Ds Irv 552-7500 $96,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5622 Southall Ter (T. Rock) Irv. 552.;soo Sun. 1·5 2727 Windover Dr. (}Mils) CdM 640·5508 Sl:!7.000 Sun. 11-5 957 Magell an (Mesa del Mar) CM 979-0238; 646-4766 Sat /Sun 1-5 833 Santiago, Mesa del Mar, CM 540-1151 $43,750 Sat/Sun 1-5 2A312 Via Sant a Clara. M.V. 830-7200 $79,900 Sat & Sun. 12-5 2731 Pebble Dr. CM.V. m s> CdM 673-4400 $159.500 Sal/Sun1·5 2933 Cassia C Easlbluff) N.B. 673-4400 $99.500 Sun. 1·5 21 Royal St. George, Big Cyn NB 644 -1766 $164.900 Sal 1·5/Sun 2·5 191~2 Biddle ff. Hod'> lr\'ine 833·8600 Sun. 1-5 615 Bayside, Newport Beach 833·8600 Sat/Sun 1-5 1401 Cliff Dr. Clifllfaven. NB 642-5200 $89.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 1.338 Antigua, Dover Shores, I\B 642-5200 $135,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 •4507Tremonl <CameoShrs) CdM 675-3000 Sat/Sun 1-5 711 Via Lido Nord. Newport Bch 644-7270 $169,000 Sun. 1·5 l Burning Tree, Big Cyn, Irv 752-7315 $290,000 Sun 1-5 *1608 Galaxy Dr, Dov Shores NB 752-7315 $195,000 Sun 1·5 20 Mission Bay Dr. Spygls HI CdM 673-7601 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 **1202 E . Balboa Bl, Newport Bch 675-8120 Sat & Sun 9111 Madeline Dr, Hunt. Beach 752-1920 $46,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1649 Cors ica. Costa Mesa 6:16-7171 $54,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 3841 Cosley (Culverdale) Irv 675-6775 $51,000 Sun 1·5 *.1805 Glenwood (Bay crest) NB 640-0020 $119,500 Sun. 1·5 •1626 Galaxy <Dover Shores) NB 640-0020 $184,500 Sun. 1·5 •414 E l Modena (Npt Hts) N.B. 646-2414 t74,900 Sun 1-5 •16.53 R eefview, Spyglass, CdM 675-7225 $134,950 Sun 1-5 19~ B~yside, Corgna del Mar 675-7225 $239 ,9So Sun 1-5 ~52 Ba nyon (College Pk) Irvine 752·1700 $63,000 Sun 1-5 153.C Antig ua (Dover Shores) NB 833-9265 675-2373 Sun 1-5 1737 Port Henley. NewPOrt Bch. 64-4-1815 $110,000 Sun l -S 'Z78T Albatross, Me.saVerde, C.M. 545-8395 fTl ,500 Sunday 2754 Mallard. Mesa Verde, C.M. 540-1720 $86,500 Sun 1·5 2847 Clubhouse Rd. Mesa V. CM 540-1120 $74 ,950 Sun l ·S 8822 Anthony Dr. Huntington Bch 842-o.509 $52.950 Sun 12·5 19281 Ely Dr. CTurtlcrock) Irv 833-3355 $15,000 Sun 1·5 1130 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 546·3313 $179,900 Sun 1·5 1911 Swan, Mesa Verde, CM .i ... ~ $6\t.500 5'ln~ l·S ASSUMI 71/z.,.• LOAM This Baycrest 4 BR .• family home can be yours for a $35,000 equity purchase, monthly payments of onJy $391 PITI. Completely. profess. decorated. Full price $73,900 (cu~m N-M/\~TIN h1l] --REALTORS--· 644-7662 CORONA DEL MAI ' 1002G ........ 1002 ........•. ._ ..••••.....•....................•. IA YFRONT FIXER-UPPER Just listed -This Older 3 Sty, 6BR, 5700 sq foote r , needs lots of help. In ghosthouse cond , the old "Gillette Mans ion" dominates the Peninsula Point on a 50x 100' bay front lot. U nobs truc t a ble view of h a rbor entrance. j etty. beach & ocean. Can you handle this kind of challenge: $285,000. Ph : 673·4400. ask for Rich .Irwin. HARBOR INVESTMENT CO, Heall.ors . REAL ESTATE SALES PERSONS Hipest Comnissions Paid Apply: ~ver Jl<eaft'J ...;645-1170 I IOOZ Ge•ral 1002 .......••..• , .•......•...•.•.•.•.............. ~ WATERFRONT DUPLEX with pier and slip Newport Beach. and only $79,500. llG AND IEAUTIFUL Better'n new 3 & den: 2 ba, big living rm with brick frplc. separate laundry rm a nd big, new dec k . As king $149.500. JACOBS REALTY 6754670 2919 M•wpori llYcL CorMr 30th DIRECTORY • •6 Linda Isle (Lin<l;.i b l) NR 642·8235 $249 ,000 Sun 1-5 2072 Goldencyc, l\lcsa Verde, CM 546·231J Sun 1·5 1822 J amaica. Mesa Verde, C.M. 546·2313 $129.950 Sun 1·5 •3460 San Rafael, Costa Mesa 546·2313 S un 1·5 1753 Irvine, Newport Beach 546·2313 Sun 1·5 •9 Torrey Pines Lane, Big Canyon 675-6000 $174 ,500 Sunday 1·5 2969 Heel wood Ave. Mesa Verde, CM 546·5990 $4 7 .500 Sunday l ·5 6052 Annelle Circle, Hunt. Bch. 842·4455 Sun l ·5 •10626 La Perla. ~·ountain Valley 842-4455 Sun 1 ·S 6"7 Montetilo. Spyglass. Cd M 675·6000 $189.500 Sunday 1·5 3036 J ava Rd. Mesa Verde. CM 546·5990 S129.500 Sunday 1-5 •6.5 Montecito !Spyglass) CdM 644·6200 $210,000 Sun. 1·5 • 1701 Marlin . Baycrcst, Npt Bch 642-5200 $126.500 Sunday 1·5 5 IEOROOM 332 Catalina. Newport Beach 675-7060 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1818 Port Sti rlin~ Pl, -IMlms, NB 675-6000 $99,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3500 Sausalito, H.V.lfls CdM 675·0123 $159,500 Sun 1-5 2731 Baysh ore Dr. Newport Beach 646-7171 Sun 1·5 •3500 Sausalito. 11.V.Ills, CdM 675-0123 Sl59.500 Sun 1·5 •3500 Sau:,alito. lrV I u~. Cd:\-1 G'i5·0l~3 $159,500 Sun 1·5 S IR & FAM RM « DD4 ••618 H a rbor Ilnd Dr Prom Bay 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 1924 Santiago Dr, Dov Shores NB 642-8235 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••56 Linda Is le <Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 $485,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2201 Port Harwick, Hbr.Vu, N.B. 675-7225 $119,500 Sat/Sun 3·6 •••76 Linda Isle Dr, Linda 11 NB 644-4910 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4001 Topside (H.V.Hls) COM 644-1766 $129.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••105 Via Lido Soud, Lido 11 NB 644-1766 $395,000 Sun. 2-5 19931 Briarly Ln. Hunt. Beach 968-9230 Los $50's Sal/Sun 1·6 1572 Pegasu s St, Santa Ana Hts 540·3257 $59,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 49 Royal St. George, Big Canyon 640·6161 $270,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •421 LeDroit La ne. Lag. Sch. 644-1766 $234,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4001 Topside Ln (11.V.Hls) CdM 644-1766 $129,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 4066 Black fin. Racquet Club Irv 833-8600 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1337 Galaxy, Dov Shores NB 642-5200 $249,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 2 Cherry Hills Ln, Big Cyn Irv 752-7315 $275,000 Sun 1-5 1791 Tanager, Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $95,000 Sunday 1-5 •IS Cypress Point Ln, Bg Cyn NB 644·6200 Sun. 1-5 2424 Holiday. Newport Beach 64.2-5200 $75,000 Sunday 1-5 6 11 & FAM b4 or D&I ••21 Linda Isle (Linda Il) NB 642-8235 $485 ,000 Sun. l ·S 51 Montecito, Spyglass, CdM 675-0000 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 llDltOOM 1447 Dcauvllle, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sat /Sun 1·5 18 Wlldgoose Ct, Npt.. Crest, NB 6'5-3777 $57 ,400 Sat/Sun 1·5 •7762 Arbor Cir cle, Hwll. tlch 842-8708 $27 ,295 Sat/Sun 9·5 420 Cypress, L aguna Beach 675-7225 $54,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 2 II & FAM RM or DEM Z702 Vis ta Del Oro (Bluffs) NB 644-1133 $60,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 IEDROOM 18634 Maplewood Circ, Hunt. Bch 536-8821 Sat/Sun 1-5 400 Vista Suerte (Bluffs) N.B. 833-9781 Sal /Sun l ·5 2117 Vis ta Lared o (Bluffs) N.B. 645-7575 $76,000 Sun 2-5 532 Cancha (Bluffs) N. B. 673·7601 $71 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 5.59 Vista Flor a (Bluffs) N.B. 640·5560 $72,500 Sun. 1·5 1951 San Bruno (Bluffs) N.B. 640·5560 $57,000 Sun. 1·5 3 Ill Ir FAM RM or DEN 303 A venida Cerritos, Bluffs NB 644-1133 $107 ,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 2620 Vista del Oro (Bluffs) NB 644-1133 $57,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 302 Vista Madera (Bluffs) NB 644·1133 $96,500 Sun. 1·5 4 IEDROOM 3 Rue Villa rs CBig Cyn) N.B. 640-5560 $177,000 .Sal/Sun l·S 5 IEDROOM 835 Amigos Way <Bluffs) N.B. 673-4400 $86,600 Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 IR & I BR ••7210 W. Oceanfront, Npt. Bch 645-7575 $165.000 Sun. 1-5 3)30 Breake r , Corona del Mar 646-7171 Sun 1-5 2 IEDROOM EACH 510 Marigold, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $89,500 Sunday 1·5 1782 Ocean Way, Laguna Beach 494-5502 $180,000 Sat. & Sun. 1·5 3 IEDROOMS UCH 719 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 675-3000 Sun. 1-5 7301 Seas hore Dr .. Newport Bch 642·8235 $145,000 Sun 1-6 4 IR Ii l IR 205/2051/:i Emerald, Bal Isl NB 833-8600 Sun. 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 Ill & FAM ltM er DBI 17211 Chestnut (Univ Park) Irv 7~1700 $41,500 Sat/Sun l·S 3 IEDIOOM •23726 Whale Cove, Laguna Nig. 495·6763 $43,500 Sun. 11·5 HOME & INCOME 3 llt .. 2 .. 111 Crystal (Balboa Isl.) N. B. 673·6900 Sun. 1·5 ... ••• VA NO DOWN Sharl' 4 OR C-atta~<' :.1tu11tt'd on 11 c1wcl :.lrt't'l 1-'ealurtni: th1 c~ !>hu1-1 crpL '" thru out. Stonc frplc. t;lec. b ll 1~. Hcur putw & pror. 1.in11'c:i1Jt·d lot. $47.~00 full Plll'c. Jlurry. w1 II not l:cil ! CURTIS R<'w ~'11:.ilt: 964!·24S!J 31DRM PLANTATION POOL-ASSUME Old South d1arm 1n th1:. rnmbllng e:.tule of J>QUl'h trees a nd willow:.! 1:-:ntl·r into :.oaring l':.ilhcdr:il cc1hngs w ith rug~l·d bt!am:.! 1-;uroµcan kitchen! Srundmu\ 1a11 enlertjlnment l'Cnlt•r ~•th Nor w e1;1a11 hreph1cc. d omino 1Ja1 , room for pool ta IJl c' lluge bJrkyard has O\'f'r .i.1.te PoOI Covt'red palm dHldrc•1l:> playhouse. llurry and a:-.sum<' 6' •' · lnun di only Sl~ti per monlh. t:all 8"17·60111. '-''tt'fi '" I .' h_, .. , jtof IJ• f I [~ :,~:·1 · . ·: ~ OPEN POOL HOMES SAT and SUN 1·5 2230 Heather Lane, H.B. A luxuriou:-. hnmt' for elegant 11 ving with 3 g1anl bedroom:->. a rom plelely !'l'rluded pool and on 3 1:ul dc·.sar "tn•ct tno 10 'r ti•>" n SXl:l,OCJ!I ••••••••••••• 1820 ll'vanc 8hrl . NB ~I ······~~ ..................•.....•......... REALTORS 67S.S51 I 4714 CORTLAND DR.: Choice Cameo m ~hlands four bedroom or three & conve rtible den home; gem quality - 1l spurkles. Large patio & yard for e ntertaining & fruit trees galore. Private beach. $87,500. OPEN SUN 1 to 5: 307 MARIGOLD AVE.: Olde Corona del Mar. Two lots just one block to the beach . with a cha rming three bedroom, two bath home; shelte red patio & large yard. One of a kind. $123.500. OPEN SAT 1to5. 4500 aOXIURY: Cameo Shores exc lu s iv e . OCEAN VIEW . exceptiona lly large yard, lovely three be droom h o m e: private beac h . $127.500. OPEN SUN 1 lo 5. 320 SEAWARD RD .: Shorecli rrs absol utc best buy. Sincere , serious sellers have reduced price to $99,950. A delightful three bedroom home, bea m e d ceilings, spacious yard. OPEN SAT & SUN 1to5. 702 ACACIA: Olde Corona deJ Mar. Older home on R·2 lot -r eady for de velopme n t. Good r ental income while you wait. $6.5,000. OPEN SAT & SUN 1to 5. ~x in Corona def Mer: best in class. Owner's unit -three bedrooms plus r e nt a l in come two bedroom ; fireplaces, beamed ceilings -loaded \\1th char m. $125 ,000 . l"ran<'1s<·11 1:.·aut ifull\' Exclusi •e: Bay front (Pen tho use) a p p o 1 11 t l' d T w o fir<'pla<·o. ( ui1 nt n Condominium; top value at $16.5,000. k1ll:hl·n . Sup<'rb C',1l'pl'l 1n.i: Jnd till' G1a11l offa r1· or pl.iyro11m l>arl-.roC1111 for pholo bug .... No barkyetrd. jusl .1 g1.int pool. 1or(. down. S!fi,500. •••• * ••.••••• COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 IS E. Coast Hwy., Corona dtf Mer 67S.551 I Plea:.c ca II our office for 111formution on th\:::.c un<l G ot her pool hornl'!>. ~ra I I 002 General 1001 •MQuail ~ liilPlac• Prap•rti•• · , 7S2-1920 ,.. 1400 QUAil ~T NIWPORT l lACll VACAMTON GOLF COURSE Lo\ l'ly. lonely & read.\ fur you. l:nu:.u<1lly :-h.11·11 hidden :: !>IOr.\'. Lu..,h garden :.1•ll1n).! Si l.:150 Cull price. Call SW 7171 CVff,,; fh .. • H ·,' I • ESTATERS EXECUTIVE ELEGANCE HORTH T\JSTIN /\ lrulv bcauliful !'i Bdrm homc.w/ a spectacular familv roorn that over· looks· th<' rollrng hills &. cily tii.:ht... of the '.1ll<·y lll'lnw I la::. l'H'rylh1ng for thf> family of the "\ ounl.! at llt'art" Ex· e c ul1n~ including a :.parklmg pool "I fuun· lain & j,1ru111. :m ultra mode rn k1l\:hen v./ l>lt an 1n1 c rowavl· <t\<'O & '' s1·paralc loft mom for dad or ma1<l ML:L'll MORE incld'g-a th::i rm ing mc;tr s111LP w / Hom n:sn tub & "ton:." of closl'I~. This I'> ;1 \ery S I' t::C I.\ I. pro1i.:rt~. 838-9801 John Briscoe & Assoc. Inc Realtors 17842 Irvine Bl Tustin 1002 .................•..••. ~ WAT t R LAGOO'\ UI: \ H t..IU:l:NL~Y One of the last exclusive waterfront lots in CYPRESS SHORE San Clemente. Excellent terms available ... trades, prepaid interest, etc. S l ~9.SOO We show by boat orcai. We specialize in ... on the water . .. near the wate r ... view of water WATER.FRONT HOMES . 2ti..~i W Coast H111™-Y N :wr><.rrt ~arh (714 ) 6.Jl 14().l ·:iiiii.ii.iiiiiii.iiiii.iiii Ba11/ronl BALBOA PENINSULA Cus tom 4 Bdrm. 4 Bath Pier for yacht to 60 fl. :J. V1replaccs. Wctbar . Gallery u ltra Modem Kitchen Thls home is still under construction, you may choose the finishing touches. OPEN HOUSE THIS WHl<EHD 1202 East labxl lt•d., 675-1120 1111111111111111 I Getteral I 002 GeMral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A~S.ali~m ., ,,. \.I• Rl~:lLTORS 644-7270 OPEN HOUSES LIDO ISLE ~Id ea l e nte rtainment home. ll".J Spacious 4 bedroom. 3 bath, outs t a ndin g g ourmet kitc hen. Formal dining room, large master s uite with fireplace & sundeck. On a corn e r l ot . Close to t ennis, clubhouse & beach. 71 I Via Lido Nord, Nwpt ldt Sun I ·5 IRVINE TERRACE ~G<.1rdcn entry in to thi s 0 cha rming 3 bedroom home. Palos Vedres stone fireplace, large k I l c h e n s o·L·o c h a m b e r s self.cJcanin; amily ~oo~. 2 Separate p 1s, s w1mmmg pool ).!rca t for entertaining. Call Bevis Metzler for details. 2 006 Tahuna, T~M"oc~. CdM Sot/S... 1-5 IALIOA ISLAHO ~ You mus t see this new home to U appreciate its many extra features. Large living room area, 4 bedrooms. 3 baths (master s uite has fireplace & wet bar). Steps to the Bay . C ustom built entertainmen t home. Own er anxious. Bring offers! 2H r..t, 8alboa I.... W/s-. I ·5 CALL US CAMEO'SHOIES ~ S PACIOUS 4 bedrooms, 3 bath. ll:JI massive formal dining room, gourmet island kitchen. King size POOL. Third lier OCEAN AND JETTY VIEW! Highly upgraded. By appt only. Presented by out' s pecialists Shirley & Marshall Rich. Priced to seJI I $189,500. ltll llOll4\ lot It'll .. ·---"' cu lfl, ,.. "''· 1111. .. ,. • &#WUU,. lllt _.,.. •• ... ... - ,' y - - , ., " . ' . ...._..,_.S. . Ho.In,_.. Ho.ethf'S-. 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South or Adams, We~t ore M agnolfa oo Bedel. 8892 Rainford , Huntington Beach. 963 56"71 IMMACUL.A TE SEAIURY Owners transfer red! Sparklini J bedroom, with manicured landscaping, upgrades, bu1ll·in kitchen, huge cov· ered patio. Government appraised. West of Magnolia, Soulh o(f At.lanta on Miramar. 21301 Seaforth , Huntington Beach. 763-5671. JOG TO IEACH Jo'our bedroom, family room, dining room, s uper sharp, two story BIG MAM/\. llow sweet it is. Priced for qwrk sale t-:ost c•f Brookhurst, South of Adams 20IS21 Aquatic, Huntington Beach 545-9491. LOW DOWN VA OR FHA Beaut1ru1 home on qujet cul de sac lot. 17 rru1l lrecs surround this lovely home. Warm family room \I. ith beam ceilli\gs and used brick fireplace. South of YorktO\l.n , We..,t of lirookhurst. 9742 Delaf1l'ld, lluntinJ.:ton Beach. 968-3371. PRESTIGE TRACT Immaculate. Vacant. On cul de sac, 4 BR. 3 BA, finis hed bonus room. formal din.in~. 2500 sq. ft. South of Heil, East or Springdale. 6052 Annette Circle, lluntington Beach. 842·4455 or S40-~40. POOL HOME Two story, best in Fountain Valley. Unique decor, 4 BR, 3 BA. North of Talbert. East or Wa rd . 10626 La Perla, Fountain Valley. 842-4455 or S40-Sl40. WALK TO IEACH lluge 3 BR, 2 BA home, swimming and tennis activities available. All terms considered for FAST SALE. East of Bt>ach. South of Atlanta. 20841 Catama ran. Huntington Beach. 84.2·4455 or 540 S 140 $29,950-N~NTUCICET Quaint residence. St ately shinglt> roor. hardwood noors. double garage. 10or, spnnklered huge arboretum. 7'k GJ existing loan payable $164 monthly, including all. Anyone can buy subject to• Vacant! flurry! Excellent area or SOtrnt GATE. Approx. 2 miles West of Atlantic, South orr Tweedy on San Juan. 10519 San Juan. South Gale. 714·897·0321 or 213-596-821.L PARK LIKE YARD Room lo raise a "Billy J ean King" and/or "Nolan Ryan." Fruit trees plus spacious patio plus block fencing. 3 Good sized bedrooms. 2 pullmaned baths, gleaminf! hardwood floor. Palos Verdes stone fireplace. $48,000. North of Edin~cr. Eas t orr Magnolia on Larkspur to Azalea to Orctud to Poppy Way. 9200 Poppy Way, Westminster . 714·897-0321 or 213-596-3211. FOUNT AIM VALLEY AREA HOUSE IEAUTIRIL nus classy classic shouts value. Tl's loaded with extras & upgradt>s. Sharpest home in subdivision and shows like a model. East of Euclid, North of Heil. 1643 Vernon, Fountain Valley. 968-3371 LOTSA LOT LOTSA TREES This beautiful J bedroom, plus den home is professionally dfX.'Oraled inside and out. Large fenced comer lot pro- vides excellent family protection and recreation. South or Edinger. North of Heil. 9373 J ai1mine, Fountain Valley. 968-3371. HEAVEN rROTECTS THE VET'BtAH Formal dintnf! room plus separate family room. near new area. Perfect for family hvtnJi and e ntertaining Only $57 .500 North of Warner, l':ast of Ma i:nol1a ~14<1 Daffodil. Fountain Vallt>y 9fPi J.Ti 1 EVERYTHING'S GOING UP THIS OWNER'S COME DOWH $30.000 will buy a lovely 3 bedroom. 2 bath home with lots or upgrades. "Must Sf'll .. F.ast of Jo:uclid, North of Slater. 11000 La Naranja. Fountain Valley. 968-3371. IEDROOM TALK Gorgeous master s uite complete wit h fireplace an adult retreat. 2nd fireplace in living room. separate dining room, wet bar in family room. East or Bushard, North of Wamer.18650 DA11J.Y, Fountain Valley. 968-JJ'lL A DULL JJ) about an exciting home. Pr'ofesslonally dewraled inside and out. Large corner lot completely' fenced. Great family ~e with 3 bedrooms, and a den. South ol Edin~er, North ol Helt. 9372 Jasmine, Jo'ountain Valley. 968-3371. A GREAT PLACE TO GROW KIDS Beautiful two story home on large cor· oer lot. Huge master suitt>, pri \'ale s un- declt. Move·in condition. North or Talbert, South of Slater. 17800 Santa 1-'e <..'ircle, Founl~in Vullcy. 968-3371. 4 II + f-. ""' 8 11Wiestic Trees. Elegant white stucco, tnm plus shutters, pleasant brick planters, wood shingle roof, 2~ pullmaned baths. Gleaming clean lhru-out. Picturesque rear landscaping, Owner leaving area. Only $46,900. East or Bushard, North off E llis on Bir c h. 18442 Bir ch, Fountain Valley. 714·897·0321 or 213·596-821 L RIM PARADISE Walk to your sailboat, or would you rathe r fish ? Drop your line her e. Elegant 2 bedroom and numerous plus features. also near huge shopping center. Owner anxious. Vacant! West of Bristol. North off Sunflower on Bear . 3708 Seabreeze. Santa Ana. 714-897-0321 or 213·596-8211 ••FRUIT TREES!" Beautiful 3 bedroom home with huge cover ed patio. Landscaped yard loaded with fruit trees. VERY, VERY d ean! Only $36,SOO West of Gilbert, North o f Crc:.ent. 819 N. Roanne, Anaheim. 539-7753 . .. REAL PEACHY ICEEH! .. $34,900 Real budgec. !?riced! WOW! 4 Bedroom, 2 ba th! 'Dandy covered patio!" "Peachy keen enclosed yard." Near Ch a pma n a nd Da le. 11621 Nearing, Anaheim. 5.19-7753. "?LENTY PLENTY ROOM!" $4 5,000 P rice a nd best ter m s! Delig htful 4 bedr oom & l~ bath. Spacious family room JOxlS, wonderful yard 67xl06. Gardeo Grove Hjgh area E a st or Brookh u r s t ; South of Oiapman. 12072 Hackamore, Garden Grove. 539· 7753. ..SWIM TIME:!N Beautiful 4 bedroom home m very nice area. Has well landscaped yard. with sparkling swim pool. $51,900. North of Orange wood, West or Brookhurs{. 11 291 Caroleen, Garden Grove 539-7753. ftl-l.EVEL-2500 5qlJARE FHT Outstanding 4 bedroom, 3 bath. large family room. formal candlelite dirun~. SUPER interesting 'N!Sidence for your family. Wo n't last . East or Newland, off Edinger on Cordaway Circle, 15911 Plumwood, Westminster. 963-5671 9r 556-7035. TW<t STORY Immaculate 3 bedroom. family room. 21·~ baths, to\l.nhouse. Approx. 1670 sq. rt.. central air, heavy s hake roof. large pools , clubs! All terms. Demand p r operty. HURRY! E al>t of Brookhursl, South of Tal~rt. 18184 Canyon Court, f'ounlain Valle)' 963-567'1 or 556· 7035. COSTA MESA AREA EXECUTIVE HOME Three bedroom + pool. super upgraded lri·level, formal dining room. huge family room with fireplace. $63.950. West of Bristol. South of Segerstrom, 1501 Carriage, Santa Ana. 54S-949L BEAUTIFUL POOL For lots or family fun time with this large 3 bedroom, 2 bath westside home. Large lot for kids & dogs, plus big dou ble car garage. Only $35,950. South or 19th Street , on Monrovia. 2 blocks to Towne. 863 Towne Street, Costa Mesa. 646-7711or 540-8944. MESA VERDE VIEW Best two story on private cul de sac lot in prestige area. Charmin.: 4 bedroom. 2 bath. Has everything you could want. $80,950. South or Ada ms. F.ast of Estan cia. 1871 Swan Cirrle, Co:,,ta Mesa 545-9491 COSTA MESA'S IEST Can you believe 4 bedroom, 2 bath plus family room en exl'ellcnt area o( Costa Mesa for $43.000 Offered with nlA & VA t erms . North or Bristol lo Paularino, left lo Tnn1ty, n ght lo 11treet. 7~ Allegheny, Costa Mesa. S.S-9491. E.ASTSIDE DOLL HOUSE On tennis couty sized lot, 3 bedroom plus added game room. Our exclusive. J ust tia ted. Only $39,5()(). East of Newport Blvd., West d Santa Ana Avt,. South or Del Mar. 2545 Westminster, Costa Mesa. 648-7711 or S.0.8944. NEWPORT BEACH AREA LIDO WA TEIRtOMT Terrific Lido lsland watttfrool home w1th 3 bedroom. 2 bath plus guest quarters. R-2 zoned, so could be used for home and incom e. East ol Newport Blvd., on Via Lido a cress bridge to Lido Isle. 316 Via Udo Nord, Newport Beach. 646-7711 or 540-8944. NEWPORT HEIGHTS CUSTOM California ranch style home on huge cul de sac lot! Approximately 2500 sq. ft. with 4 bedrooms. covered patio, & heal· ed pool! Just West of lrvine on 15th Street. 621 Powell Place, Newport Beach. 963·5671. OLD IAUOA Two Bedroom. 2 bath, twor;tory. MANY POSSIBIL ITIES. Bal boa Blvd. to Adams, left on Ada.ms to Bay, left on Bay. 313 E. Bay Ave .. Newport Beach. MS-9591. FANTASTIC aACX IAY Spacious 4 bedroom. two story home with formal dining, library plus den. Quiet cul de sac street. safe for little feet. One block West of Irvine, North or Santa Isabel. 2409 Donnie Place, Newport Beach. 646-7711or54~. PRESTIGE ILUFfS ARE.A Beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 bath end unit with plenty or privacy plus VIEW across lush greenbelt to Back Bay. West of Jamboree Road, on Eastbluff Drive. l block to Mar Vista. 607 Mar Vista, Ne wport Beach. 646·77 11 or 54().8944 . HIGH ON A HILL Just redecorated inside & out! Spacious 3 bedroom, family room. 2 fireplaces, sparkling heated swimming pool ! Walk to Cherry Lake . $64,500. West off Irvine /\ve. on 23rd Street. 2300 Redlands, Newport Beach. 963·5671 or 556· 7035. CREAM PUFf 4 Bedroom. 2 bath beauty oo beautiful landscaped corner lot. Spanish decor with brick and wrought iron. Mirrored walls and new pafol throu~hout. Park and play yard across the street. You'll be impressed. West off San 01ei:o freeway on Canada. South on Moulton, West on Santa Mana. right on San Remo lo street. 22371 Taranto. Laguna Hj I ls. 838-62.56. W ALIC TO BEACH Fr om this elegantly decorated 4 bedroom. 3 bath, family home. One or the few lots in this a rea where you OWN the land. West of Newport Blvd .. North of Coast Bil?hway on Walnut. 247 Walnut, Newport Beach. 646-7711 or S40-8944. DOVER SHORES MANSION Ftve bedroom. S bath, includinl? maids quarters. Beautirul pool ar ea with jacuz.zi. Fantastic VIEW from house and gardens across Bay & Ocean. East or Dover Drive, North of Westcliff Drive. 1368 Galaxy Drive, Newport Beach. 646· 7711 or 540-8944. RVE BEDROOM PLUS POOL Beautiful localion on quiet C'ul -de·s3c st.reel. Huge pool with lots of decking and large backyard. Separate family room & 3 baths. Terrific family home. Between Tustin A vc. & Irvine Blvd. off Holiday Roe1d . 1731 Bayport Way, Newport Beach. 646·7711 or ~. MISSION VIEJO EL TORO AREA IUY OF THE MONTH Two bedroom, air conditioning, highly upgraded with super VIEW. See it to- day and you 'II buy it. $30,000. North off San Diego freeway on Alicia. left on Jeronimo. right on Aliso. 26098 Vea Pera. Mission Viejo. 586-4-0oo. SAN JUAN IEAUTY Lovely upgraded San Juan with add on family room, estate sized lot. Better hurry on this beauty. North off San Dici:?o freeway, on L.a Paz, lefl on fo"lorester. 25101 Sebastian. Mission Vie· jo. 586-4000. PRIVATE POOl Terrific Madrid with J1001 completely upgr aded, only l year old. Dltertalners dellghL See it today. North o1r San Diego freeway, on La Pu, left on Marguerite. 2"855 Sant. Cruz, Mwion Viejo. S8f>..4000. "OVER 140,000 HOMES SOLD11 YOUR IUAlllST WAUlEll a Ul OfflCE IS OP£I 1:30 A.M. 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C1141 """" w,._-~....,.... •... .cz 111to-1n•.t11•J11 .. 27t1 .. ~ .................. p 1J)M•7at.fl'41S»-tMI home In excl'llenl loc11· form~! dlhlnat t1on. Assumable FHA UalYerstty lt""1 MESA VERDE loan. Wonderful st1.1rtcr 3001 E. Cst llwy 61~10 horn~ tor thosl' who arc I mmaculate two story townhome close to best schools and shopping. Far from street with private garden, b u i lt-in electric kitcb e n with dis hw asher & disposal. Sweeping stairs to bedroom sui te. Cheerful sunny vista . Call 556.7756. 'price conscious. Ni ce 417 ORCHID backyard with alley ac· 2 RR. Llv·rm. Jo)'plc', Din· cess. $37 .SO<>. rm. 45 • Lot. $67 .000. IMQuall ~ •G-42•8565* lliil IPlac• Harbor View Hills Prop9fi:i•• 4 BR, 1'rl·level home 7S2-t920 with good view. 2727 Win· 1400 oua1~n N1wto1T HACH dover Or. EASTSIDE FIXER UPPER Needs work but great potential. 3 Bdrm, 1 bath h ou!)e with storage r oo m s & s tudy, playhouse m large yard. Zoned R·2 with room for additional unH. Only $29.950. 646·7711. Opeo F.ve-s. . . . ._.EWPORT HEIGHTS CUSTOM Calif. ranch home on massive c ul-de·sac lot . Approx. 2,500 sq. fl . 4 Bdrms. cov. paUo. heat- ed pool. Call 963·5671 or 556-7-035 . . AICS REALTY 640·5508 I 024 Costa Mesa 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER 3 hr. homt-, TopofT'heUnt! 1~. lot. 1 blk. Crom BeautHully J ecorated Backbay. Xlnt. cond Harbor View Hills home. $42,900. 642·0597 SBR, ram rm, din rm, 3 ba plus panorarruc view *DUPLEX* and gorgeous v9ol. 2 br. 1 ba ea. Gd. inc/ $159.SOO. and you own the te r 01 s . prime cond. land. 3500 Sausalito. s4s.ooo. 1944 & 1946 OPEN ~UN l.S Anahei m Sl .. l•wner. l3tittingham Jlcaltg ~98·2995 or 4g.i.5.50'.! ~ALTO-«S S33,900 3336 Via Lido 675-0123 Condomineum. lovely 3 large Br, 2 Ba, dbl gar . orEN SUH. l·S Pool & Clubhouse Close OWNER leaving state C02y 3 bclrm +den, only minutes to the 'beach. Spacious enuy <*ns to rear liv. rm .. ovhlook~ playground-size yards . Gourmel food center, ram rm, hideaway master sui t e, gep. children's wing. MUS'r call today. Owner anx- i o u s. KATELLI\ REALTY. 847-6061 1906 PT. WEYIRIOGE to stores, schools, OC College & Bu:.. Owner * MESA VERDE * Harbor View~ MH814 ..,. Be settled by school·•---------OPEN SUN: 1 ri·level t ime! 3 Bdrms., family POOL 4br 2ba, new choc. brown I ERDE c r p t , I r g f a Jll r m r m. Carmel mode : very MESA V w /beaoi:s. bltn .movie clean ; c lose to pool & DISTRESS SALE j d' b It I t screen, pro . rm. 1m. green e • c ose 0 Mu s t be sold thi:; cont'd light'g syslem, school! $69,950 weekend. 1614 Corsi~a. 3 frplc. Beaut ldscpg Crnt Bedrm . 2 ba. original & rear, lrg storage area pm·e $46,500. Owner says und. hst>, forml din rm, "no reasonable offer will many other feat ures . he refused". Open Suo-S71.SOO: 545·83$ tlav 1· .518-7711. --------- lnsianl Cush for your fAIULOUS (j) home. Pull appraised 2 STORY value paid. Call now Large family home. 4 for free evaluatJon. bdrm, massive separate I~~~~~~~~,~~ Century 21.546-9521. family r oom with R·2 • ------------------cathedral beamed ceil-2 Bedroom house with COLLEGE PARK Owner 2 BR. 2 Ba Condo. 1ng & romantic r1replace. approved plans for 2nd Customized .t bdrm .. 2 new crpt kitchen frplc 2 SS0.500. Call 003-5671 or unit. Drive by 71 3 baths; wrought iron gale cargar$29,900.968-9782 5S6·i035. Larkspur, $69.500. Agent entry. 2 patios. Walk to ••BY OWNER - 675-6900. ?II .schools Call for l.ge 4 Br. 2 Be, fam nn, app t. . . frplc. 2 cov'd patios, fncd . . SP.VG• .&.SS • Corb•n·Mcrtanlnc.L2 y ard . N r . schools. ~ Realtors 64.C.76v Lse /opl !l79·0238 or HILL 646-4766 4 BR, 3 Ba, Jo'am-rm plus MESA VERDE A PtECE Of.THE bonus rm. SUper family COUNTRY CLUB CQU"4TRYCLUI home i o pres tigious is yours. the private area. Highly upgraded. Sale By Owner Mesa ·verde Golf Course Owner transferred. Va-4 Br, 3 Ba , fam rm. sep. & Country Club greens. ca n l & m u s t s e 11. d 1 n r m . en c I o s e d fairwctys, trees & poMs $159,900. Open Sat & Sun rourtyd. elec. gate, cust at your back door. l ·S. 20 Mission Bay. erpt and drps thruout. 2 For mal dining r oom, rrplc's, elec. gar opener. billiards s ized family Many xtra~. All this on room plus a trophy room J7lh fairway. Includes or den. Cbildrens wing full membership in Mesa with playroom . .C Giant Verde C.C. Priced to sell bedrooms &. 4 baths. Its by owner al Sl39.500. exclusive! Only $129,950. 3024 J ava Rd. 546-6654 Call 546·2313. OPftJ 111 9 ." s TON ro 81 N <l' ~:,~~I~ c '~~,,:,::~.· :;~~; 673·7 60 I ~~~:;:~~ ~~~,: ·.[.~ lfif(UI. her~ 3 Rdrm. 2 l>ath & 2 VIEW & POOL rm w frpl. F\Jll din. rm, -bdrm. l bath. llu l{~ Spacious 2 BR, 2 Ba,'" Cranrl p1 ano·~ize faml _________ _ b<lrms. large tiled baths. superb ne ighborhood , room/den. Prof. lndscpd. OPEN BEAM· & delu xe built ·in bay & ocean view Poolsize yd. w /patio. kitchen s with dis -Beautiful pool. By Situate d btwn. 2 j!Otr RAFTERS hwasher. Owner leaving owner. ss5,000. 1 100 courses, w ulk to sch ls. C r ack 1 in g Bric k s late. 646·?7ll. Open WhiteSailsWCly,640-11 65 Bv owner 557·3625• Firep lace, s h in i n g Eves. ----------sM.500"' hardwood floors. Su per • HarborVuHHls ---------Eas t si d e location. Ocean & Bay Vu, split ILUE HAVEN ; 542 900 ' . ldt:vel, 3 Br1• 2 Ba_:..!or~: POOL SOUTHl.ANDERS Jn . rm, am ...... r~rn 642-"""'o size lot. Owner. '88,500. 3 Bedroom. 2 b a l h s ; .....,.. 644·2776. hardwood floors, dble ---------• Balboa Island 1006 j!Clra~c. quiet street, •••••••••• ••••••••••••• Costa Mesa I 024 S38.500. Beautiful 3Br home + ••••••••••••••0 "•••••• Roy McCcrcle OPEN HOUSE d ramatic 2Br Apt. On MESA VerdetHepublic. Realtorl810t-lewpori Grand Canal. Sml boat Open Sat & Sun 1·5. 4 br. 29 2225 Maple • betwn Vic· toria & Wilson. Sun 1·5 PM 3 Bdrm + (am. rm. Owner says. "BRING OFFER". STOP BY! dk. $179,000. Owner . fam. din. 3 levels, (rpl. -•C•o•s.ta-M•e•s•a•~-·7·7-- 673-3874. Elegant! S79,900. 2053 --------- Balboa Peninsula I 007 Phalarope Agt. 541·5032 •••••••• ••• •••••••••••• COUNTRY KJTCHF..N, 3 $10,000 REIATE br. ram. rorm. d1mn~. Custom 4 br, 3 ba home. Mesa Verde $74 ,950 2400 sq . fl. + 212 car gar .1_833_-38_2_1 ___ _ Only 10 Y ~-o ld & GOLFCOURSEESTATF. Sl27.000. value; OWNER 4 br, F .R .. den, D.R .. MUST SELL. Sl0.000 pool, vu. Custom on 15th REBATE AT CLOSE OF ·rairway. Sl59,500. ESCROW! _Shown by 833-3821 appl. 2146 Mira mar Dr.,1---------- 673-4224 Eves&Wknds. BY OWNER 3 br. frml. din rm, lg. liv rm. ram ~~plex $93,500 rm, 2 full ba., lg. cov'd. Triplex $l25,000 patio in Rancho Mesa. Marshall Rily. 675·4fi00 Nr. schls. & So. Cst. Plza. Capistrano leach I 018 $51,000. 545·8786 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE. 3BR, 2ba, OCF.AN VIE W Duplex, FR. Golf crse vu. s-16,500. 1500 sq. ft. 3 HR. 2 Ba· By Lyons Rlty. 545.975 I owner. $74.500. 496-0672 •MESA VERDE• OCEAN Vll:W Duplex. by t.ar~e w 3Br, 2Yz8a. FR. owm>r. 3. BR & l Br Big yard. Super Sharp! S68.500. 400·0072 Nr. Golf Courses. 3140 Country Club Dr Owner Broker 979·37AA •POOLPLUS!* Upgraded JflR 2BA d bl frplc. new drps. central refr air cond. Electronic air clner. lSx:.> htd pool. Japanese tea grdn, hath 847·6-010. I t> ... tJ • • ,, • '' '1v 1 ro111N>Cc• [~IHIMI house·outdr :.hwr. Elec NEWPO"'T R' . I 'l ga r d r op n c r. No n 1v1era g: · lwnmower needed, prof br, 3 ha. Newly decor d. td sc pd . Xl n t co n d Condo. Call Owner. thruout. Com pl pri v. 833-2014 or 839-8790 $57,750 by owner. Call for Dano Point I 026 appt. 545· I 034 •••••• • •• • •• ••••••• •••• · By Ow~r in Dana Knolls. Large 3 Br,? Ba w/y~r COLLEC?E PARK AREA, choi~e~ of ctpt , & drps, $32,SOO·mvestors or home -Large fenced yard with owners·l0% down and it pav ed boat, RV, or will carry 3 bedrooQ1. 2 traile r s to,rage area. bath Townhouse. 642·5200 $54,500. 496·0685. Barret~Realty. NEW DUPLEXES from $Hello, Good luy! $68,950. $6950. down. Uve Must sell immt'd in one. rent the other . Massive m aster tiR. Ocean views. Westbay, open beam ceil. Goormct 34121 Coast Hwy, D.P. kilch w/forml din rm. 496-3431 ON T HE BLUFF Specta<'ular Ocean. Surf & Harbor view. Large f ixer-upper. S89,900. 496·1525. 346.55 Camino Capistrano, Capo Reach. redwd decked patio and -------- olympic S7.. pool. .tBR & Ocean View. nr Manna. .( Ir~ fm rm w1rock frplc. new 4 BH, F1R. s.59,000. C:OSTA MESA'S 8 £51' VA or FJIA welcome. ~-·-41_2_2 _____ _ --Corona del Mer I 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NICE duplex So. of Hwy in CdM. Beaut. gardens. Owner S91,500. 6734169 Wdt· Ill ,l'l/.C ( 1!llp;111\ . . BUY-Really neat 3BH. ll~rry. will not last at CONTEM PORY HOME boat/camper gate. pool lhis pnce 540·:.i66 /\J.!I ' des igned for today's Price reduced lo only $2 ,000 lamily w /conversation $41,950. 3033 Fernhi'.'ath pit· & open lcitchen, 4 Ln. OPEN S/S 1-5 Tax credit ror buyer of Bdr .. 2 Ba., !')-pie. in UNITED IROKERS new custom 4 br, 2• :i ba. I" a~. Rm. & Dbl. REALTORS 2 sly. home with view of garag~ • , John CGNJ, 646-7414 Newport Back Bay. Only DOM SIMPKIN, S9,000down! R!AtTOR EMERGENCY GRANO REALTY 34212CoastHwy. MUST SELL 4BR model 842'6636 Dana Pt. , 714/496-5101 SHORECLIFFS home. Ownl'r wtl1 PtY au,._______ r..._-...t.at-y-•1-I QJ4 buyers costs. VA ot'FHA.1-,.._,. "' 1(1111 ... ,. ~amJn'o~el~R~i!ws:r ~~~eA:t~rry , ca 11 MASSIVE 5 IR. ··;~·i~.S~·~~:;;;•• ocean & canyon. J ust•--------IMMAC. HOME 17577 Sante MMe• listed $139.500. 234 Morn· ASSUME Hwbor HICJh Dtst. Ci ' Ing Canyon Rd. Open 3000eq lt ~ 500 re:. Sat/Sun 1·4 SOUTH. a .a.~a.~· See this beautiful rate . -: I .. , I ti,,,,,., I\ I , ., , , 1 1, \1 11 1 I RVlN E TERRACE 4 Br.-3 b~ Pool. F:im Rm, hbniry & much mor " $164.500 673· 1148 Bkr UHOISTIUCTB> .. . horbor & ocean view Approx . 12 acre lot, Corona del Mar front line home; large pool, 4 BR .. 4 bAths; 700 SQ. fl. cn~r· talnmenL room with cu~tom pub Slyl~ bar; 1ardcn rootn. S21'$,000 ~ ...... ~ 8flrden. P riced at onb' 51 ~ 03 r.. 642-6368 $53,000. Ob. yes, A lovely /4 48R 2ba & fen, t~st.orY Annual ~rcenlage role ,. POOL HOME., Garden ho.!11i; ts ln~uded In the loan Thre e plus • d en k1tch o/look1ng well pnco. rur;tic ranch slyfo. Coun-ldscpd, low malnl ynNJ. try kitc he n. Gl1anllc Obi patios, r0tlsed firer· tree shaded lot ln ex· clu11lve ne11hborttood Ing. tasterully appointed Too muny xtras lo men Boat & campc:r access. lio n ARl. 642 9448 or cocktail e ntertnlner'11 $46-20lB. OPt:N SUN l ·S: patio. Sacrifice! C•ll 3387 Fuch~ia 64$~ REAL TY lfl'C. 714/146-1•" fOR[Sl OLSON A&Bume 7'' I ™ t•tMtt.,. IHdl 1040 't S BR '" oabon sq ••••••••••••••••••••••• . or 4 + mnt rm. . .,., ...... " . coa1tM-MAmH llAl.TOIS '44-76'% ,_a_cu,....,_ __ .... __ _, __ 2~8a .Sepmaster5ulte. By 0 n~r . Pre•t11e Country k itch e l' tlotJtt.3 Bt ,28-,Y•m BeauUfully lnrucp'd. ay Rm/Oib ltrtt, boat 1~ Own er . Reduced 10 ,tlt•11 Lo w f50 '" af1too.11t-t8a. ,.,•~_..,_a_. ___ ...,._ J ••• anx L \ * eve I em, fmt area rm, res. Vic· 1·5 rm. ING BY! lg. :J or'd. ner. 026 , •••• n na. ,000. ME ..siot 034 •••• • . ' 040 •••• J !!:'!:!~~ ....... HHinhrWt l"-•nller~ HoanForS-. Ho•"'°"~ Ho.wtFor~ Sund!y.Ju!y77.187~ DAILYP1LOT D9 :t'snst ~ l t4•••••••••••••••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• H .... S... ·--,.-~ 040 Int.. &04-C t"a... 1044 I IM 104 Le.-.1 .. ecJt 1041 L .. -.. ... ..n tto.MSforS* [Ho.seaForS. ·······••••!;••········· " . 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Mafo Beach. $67,500. vaunt to\•tl)' s RR. as~na • o er. ow lush carpeting atrium and more ll' ~ Popul;,sr Tuh1n • m«lel on carden horn~ Oen T•·n $50 a. .1 . • . · 5 HK. + den. nu crpt, jar&. lrg cor. lot. 3Bll ram rm BARNWOOD & Rt:AMS · & R c: • 1t1SJBrtarly l..o 116&9230 afva.a able .1mmed1ately and the price lOOxtOO lot. 2908 S1lvt!r 2b11. bt't•ut. ground:.. Ca nyon & ocean 01:sllrdeda::a S7Ge~~r DPAND YOUR 5TYU OF UVING llG A$ A o $66,500 1ncJudes the land. Ln, NB 638-8992. $'13,000. $74,950 views. comfortable f:ama u w EnScO • · .~ • .._. ULVERDALE 4 br, 2 ha ly home. 3 BR., 2 BA. an lNCORPOJtA'n:o IC you like brick. come & see thls Udo I s l a nd spacious home or1 45 ft. lot. 3 Bdrms .• d en + family rm. E;asy walking & biking d istance to beach & " CALIFOIMIA HOMIS roim rm. huge lot. Nr. • BIG FIXER·UPPF-R lower Temple II.Ills an.·a 639-4800 M8Jest c 2 s t o r y L.arge formal livin g room w1·th pa rk & pool Askinit 2·StoryJlvinl(rm,2hui;e $84,500. Sborec1"Ctsl borne close to f SSl,OOO. Must sell. Open upstairs nr·s, din rm + OPEN HOUSE Sat & Sun. the beach in one ol the lreplace, 3 spacious bedrooms. lots of Sun 1.5. 3841 Cosley. urn on middle levt'I. OWN LENNON POINT. 10 un-s pm. 33462 , village. Copper plumbing. Approx. 3,000 sq. ft. $142,500 m o s t d e s I r a b 1 c closet space. M aster s uite opens into Studio hObby rm over the o c E A N 1-· n ON 'I' -Abalone Dr. Fantastic ne.igbborhoods of llunl· b k d 675~77sor54S·74ttAgt. lower 2 f!:trages. And Oil• Nothing can compare sale by owner. :S BR, :l'i ingtoo B each. T his ac. ynr • k it c h en and dining a r ea ly $79,500 with this out!'ltandlng Ba, liv-rm, formuJ elm· spacfous -4 bdrm, 2 bath des i g n ed for fun and entertaining . LOCJUfta leach I 048 home on a promontory rm. fant·rm, & kitchen t\mne .ofrera. lorma.1 dill· $12,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • FANTASTIC coastal wilh e;pe<'t acular 280 2100 Sq. rt. 3 Cllr gar. 2 LIDO REALTY ing room. large fnmlly OCEAN VIEW view. n ew 3lill, 2ba, degr ee vie ws with a yrs ne w. " .. Mi. to pnv. room, spaoe.aQe kitchen GREENTREI HOMES CONDOMINIUMS trplc. $74,500. privale cove. $350,000. beach. n ee. center in·!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 3177 Via Udo. H.I. 673·7300 •-lus ...... ounds wilh cov "Ids . Poo l h J ac u z1,1, "" "a • •• . A versatile 3 bdrm., 2'h bath plus den . Overlooking i\lii;o Beach ~ ered p.allo & l oli.11 GI &pier 1,2 &l bdrm.un-•PACIFIC IS LA ND BlGVIEW -Frornthis Sauna, Rec. m.,'1 T!'n-6 N ~I och privacy.Juttlistedaton· ass s liding doors, b e autiful its, close lo shopping •. VILLAGE·Run Condo, charming 3 BR home. nis Cti;., Racc1uet Bull & Newportl.-ac:h 10 9 ew,_.. e 106t I ·~.$00 Call963 SG71 brick k d t · G f "'2BR;2ba.frF1c,beams, H ardwood fl oor&, VolleyBall.Chldrns play •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-~.. , or w o r a n pa 105. reat or beach.SlartingutS36,500 ga,den entrance,VlEW. mahogany w a ll s. area,gateguanl.~t.'<·un BAYFRO ... rr Bluffslavfront ~·? ' summer fu n . $59,950 $60,000 secluded patio w /fruit ty. Listed al$87,7SO. Now I""' 1 By Owner·3 R~t . Z' H \. ~ Walker G iee Heal Estate BEACHVUJ..A 4BR TRI-LEVEL Short. walk to beautiful sands of the blue Pacific! Elegant enlry opens to lush formal living rm 5 steps down to hide-a.way gour m et food center , <'andlelite dine. Pon- derosa d en, sweeping stairs to secluded master ~mite. Can't last at only $72.SOO. KATELLA REAL TY 714/ 847-6061 Assum low int. FHA In. Sunny·3Br, 1 Level Con· do. Lots or privacy. Family living. Pools & P l ayground Refrig/washer/dryer an· d . $37 ,250 full price. 962·8891. Brkr. Ask for Mickey. IYOWHER 4 BR, Fam-rm, 2 Ba, UP· graded lhru-out. '1 yrs old. $52,950. Open Sal & Sun. 12·5, 8822 Anthony Dr. 842·0509 BY OWNER. immaculate' z BR . 1 Ba. Condo. Ground floor, on cul.cJc· UNIVERSITY PARK Gracious e ntry t akes you into this attract ive home with s unke n living room and a trium view. Large family room. 3 bdrms .• Roman tub a nd ga rd e n bath . utilit y room . professiona l landscaping, patio and decking. $71 ,900 THE WILLOWS Lovely floor coverings , draperies and wallpapers in this 3 bdrm.. 2 ba th ho m e. Two brick pati05, dog run an d cuJ,d e -sac location. $42,950 TURTLEROCK HILLS Professi1:mal touc h is evident in this exceptional 4 bdrm, 21/2 bath ho m e. Profess iona l la ndscaping, large patio with cover . g a s fire pit, retaining walls a nd s prinklers. It's just been painted and the view is o u tstanding. $129,000 v1s1eN A Red Hill Company 1112• c ... ff Dri•• UN""8y P...ta SllD,.IR'I C..tff '"-552·7500 mt:ZfkBrP~ trees. $83.500. for sale by owner .it 2Custom Homes oul6idc unit, t·u~t rlet'lH ~ntr~ * CH~RMING 2·Slory $85,500. Make 0Cfe1 . R/\LBOA PENINSULA Nr pool. tennis, .... huoh 499.-2800 country home, tile entry, 493.5055 for access. F:xccllenl location on the Jmma<-. S95 ooo Iii;, 1;c;1:1 ---------•used bnck frp1c & brk'st 8 11y &only•,-blocktethe-- DUPLEX/4 PLEX bar. 3BR, ram r m+ a View/Upqr~ Ocean. i-:achhoancb:.as 4 BIG CANYON T s mall par lor. Lovely Vi e w t o wnnoust'. 3 hclrms , 1 ha1h s & Capture lhl· pm.in,, ALMOS OCEAN secludedgurden,bn cked bedroom, 2 bath, up C~dh:n . 2 rin•places, luxury or this lnJJ.:11111 FRONT Patio. S\27,500 g raded thruuut with wctb.ir, ultra mo<l~rn <'ent -$ bdrm Bmatln111rt• Sound or surf & views thick shag caq)el, kllChl·O &. ptl\Jt<' pier homt•. 1•ornwr anwlll Cust. elegance. I moved· ~b t custom draperies unrl Fee t:rn1I Sl'l' ul 1200 with nc> t'.\JWll"l' .,11aa• •I /must sell! Reduced to g~11•a &.. L· t 11 I'-l'I ·• < r ~ ~._ matching wullpaper. i:..a:. " nun > \u • ' 1 n tic• 1· 11 r :.a I 111 g 1\ S180,000. Owner. Ope n Single s tory-end unit call G75 1:11 :w rm murcde londs <',•JlllH' ,\ truh house ::;at /SUn. 1·5• lll REAL ESTATE with loads of privacy-one tails l'll'JH.llll ho m1· "'II h C'\ "' \ sold! 17112 Ocean Way. 5 S ARCHITECTURAL bl0<.•k lo sauna & pool.1 ----------1 amenat ~. 61fi iii I Op1·11 494·SS02or498-2995 13 0 .Coast Hwy. ., 494 -8S36 GEM Open House Sunda y G d 0 · Evcs. THE BIG STE•L OPENSAT/SUN 1-5PM '""" 121 WAVE ANO YOU DON'T HAVE Cheerr ul whitewater TO BE A THIEF to see view 2BR home, 200 ft to the value in this striking ocean, N. Laguna. Pool & conte mpor:iry 4 RORM., jacuzzi, two dlx. units. 3-BATH HOME. Detailed Owner anxious·Submit. architecture w/extcrior 494 -8611, Z/\GRODZKY ot wood , P alos Verdes RLTR. stone. etc. Located high --------- up on Laguna's famed OPEN SUN. 12·5 Stunning construction $43,500. Call eves. f3n penmg environme nt in Monarch 495·6763 or call collect NEWPORT VILLAS Bay Terrace. Textures or 524·8120 a nytime. wood. tile, brick & ~lass. herbert hawtdM 4 Bedrooms. 3 baths. realty Billia rd r oom. View. 126 N. Bradford Secluded pool. $1G5,000 Placentia A.UNIQUE EXPERIENCE Nicely up)?raded adult occupat>d home in prh•ate area with Ol'ean view from upper level. See this three ht-droom home with large farruly room. Walk to tennis courts. swimming pool, jacuni and clubhouse It "'on"t la:.l S92.500 1963 S. C.:ou~l ll\\ y. Lai,:una Beach .. 494.0749 .. * WEkMOW• LAGUNA MIGUEL *BEST* EXQUISITE. spacaou.., and prestigious Ji( lh1!' 5500 sq. ft. cw.tom home silualt!u in the El N11!ucl Country Club ar~a. 4 Bdrm, m aid's r oom pool. spa, sauna, recrca· tion room , family room. two w et bars. many plush extras. You mu~l sec. S295.000. LCHJuna Ni~ Re alty 830·5050 4!16·4lHO Conclom int llm 1 lonw ... an l'r<':-l1~1ou.;. Westdlfr an·a of Newport 1-leada S42.000 to $44.000 2 Bcdrooms,2 Bath"' separate darung an·a • Occoralor wall to \\all l'llrpt:'lan~ • En1•loscrl pat111 or bal«onv •Con t.1 nu •>U" d c.1111111~ t)\Cll • fl (' fr I )! t> I ,1 l i> r. I 1 l' mal.l•r •:j hl':&lt•rl .,\\ 11n11111ig pnob ' ~ lJrapcrat·"' l •Lor.: hurn1nj:( r1n·pl;m .' •1\hundanl d11wl -.pa«t.' With m1rrnr«·tl l'IO">et (loor., BIG CANYON Fanlast11· 3 BH, :!1 : Ha .. , Stnrv hon11· with ,, VIEW! ll1ghly up)!t'3drd in a :o.UPl'r lcwataon Spa $192.500 Open Sal & ~n I S !l Rue G r .. n<l \·alle\' 673-7601 sa t'. n r pool. $27 ,295. HuntincJton leach I 040 lr•i~e I 044 84.2·8708 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Riviera Coastline wi th Come & visit Park Ave. an OU T STANDI NG Estates ..• a brand new V I E W 0 F SAD · community desistned D LE BACK M 0 UN· with your growing fam1 · TA INS & THE VALLEY Iv in mind. 2f,OO to 3.000 BELOW. Spacious hv s·q.ft.ofwellplanncdliv· rm approx 28 fl. long. ing space. Each IO\'Cly, has WOOD BEAMED <-ontemporary home CF:ll.ING . CENTER ovt!rlooks the heart of ... IR EPLACE SET IN Lagu na Beach &. the WAL LS 0 i-· GLASS, 0<·ean. On lh~:)outhslopc leads to patio & lath or Par k Ave .. across house. Stcp-:.aver from Thurston Jr. High. kitchen has BILT·l N Pricesstartal$ll0,000. RA N G F. • 0 V EN · THE GOOD LIFE DISHWSllR. & LAUN· Live i n a beautiful , 1184·1256 Rutland RQOd IEACHHQME FIXJRUPPER Sll,900!! Rustic rambler with ocean c h arm. 3 nn suites, country kitchen with coffee corner. candleHle dme, vanity baths, loads of square footage & huge rear lot. Bring pa int and save! Bkr 962·551 l. Ranch leach-ft~ Sl5.900 UNDELIEVABLF.' SJ.5.900 TOTAL PRICE! Ranch style living in a . BEACH TOWN. Enj.oy the pri vacy of YOUR OWN POOL. Enter your family room lhru a s lid· ing wall or glass while y ou e n jo y a PANORAMIC VIEW or th e ground s . Hom e m ake r 's GOURMET KITCHEN & se wing bar. Separate par e nt r etr eat & c hildren's wing. BKR. Call now! 842-8154 TARBELL Huntington Seaclif f Estate Dramatic house of glass. King size bedrms, coun- try kitchen, huge family r m. enter tainer·s patio with pool & ja<-uzzi. All located on 6th green of Seacliff Country Club Golf Course. S94.900. It's uniqu e, hurry, call 962-5585. A CCUWUl UINtER COWMIT Tur tl e Broadmoor Twnhse 4Br. 2\.-2ba, PR, DR •. $70,000. P . P . 833·2708 REDUCED RY OWNER, 4 BR, 2',2 Ba, F/R, D/R, b o nu s rm , $65,500. 551 ·6759 DRY AREA W/WASHER & DRYER: guarded commun1ly, wra pped around a opens to LAHGE FAM. private beac h . Ex-RM. with wood beamed travagant 2 txirm., 1 •,2 ceiling. This better built bath home with country home is the best buy we kitchen & oceun vil'w have, orrered for only Give h er the eleizan('l' $69. 960 FUU PRICE s he loves, the quality she SEE TODAY ! expects, al a pnce that 54 I ,5 00-POOL GONE TOMORROW!! .still makes sen::.l' today~ MISSION REALTY Call for app·t Fast Oc~y 985So. Cst Hwy, Laguna V /\CANT ! prime Phone 494-0731 WE II/\ V 1-; Ht-::-.:T,\I~-, Univer s ity Park loca · A:.k for Joan li on . Cul -de -sac. ·MOVE INTODAY· Secluded ·atrium entry. OPEN-2 story-3bdrm. 2 ~~- Vaulted beamed ceal · bath-view of city-hills & ./J-~,­ angs. Spanish fireplace. oce<an -massive sun dcck- Deluxe bath fixtures. i\11 Terms. 11 8·• La Crafts Or Mfg. 3.000 Sq, rt., air-cond. store + a char ming home: corner exposure. II 8 Fl. frontage; will trade. Clear. Morthside Custom 2 Odrm:,. 2 baths; spacious liv. rm .. stone frµI. Like new: priced to sell f~ast. S58.500 Home & Units 31;1 Locu:.t , Open Sun. I 5. Sc<' & hc:'ar thl• ~urf St20,000 •• 49-1·75.'iJ ..... h;lli~c (or')a.c) ~a,i.(or M i rror ed wardrobes. under market al·s.57,500· ~w B r i g h t & s p a c i o u s •1 · , .. ., garden pa tio kitchen ·' irao:.. OPf:N SL'ND:\Y Self-clean oven. Private 6uintard 'R E L ESTATE :J2ll2 Vista de Catalina. m othe r -in -law wing. Upper 3 Arch Bay, un· Decorat o r carpeting. REALTY , 353 N. Coa••· La~na usual Conte mpora ry, •Shady c u s tom patio. SINCE 1946 .......... _7 15ie 7 152-64 6 0 wood & g lass, 2BR . 3355 Vio lido, N.8. Suire 295 _ _. d k & Olympl·c common nnnl. --2'h ba, ec s view. r~·v Pho.-642-2991-Anytime ss.ooo down + tosts .. WAVE HOUSE" S97,500. 831 ·94 11 Real Estate buys! Take adv<anlagc-_OWNER-A dram atic window to BOND REALTY INC. call 752·1700 Will sell new2BR·2Ba the sea & coastline: liv-• GREAT F A MILY :::L [$~""'""""'""'~ •Q:;:{J~~E• [~,f~:g;1f~~ rr.~~~~;;~~~~; S PECIALIZING I N RESALE S AT THE SH OR ES, SEA TJo:R· R.\CE. MONARCH RAY TERHA<.:E SHIP AHOY! Our Sum mer ''S1\ IL · 1s n111\ 111 progre::.s. SEA nest buys galore in our "lf0\1 E PORT". Our CAPTAIN AND CREW a rc wailing lo put you A BOARD!' OUR NEWEST. M<>ve right in. Beaul. appoint- ed 4BR t o be sold furnished. Oceun vu. . ...•.•....... SIOS,000 33492 HALY/\f(I) Vac Jbr 2 ba l~ty... S.55.00C 23852 MAR.l\l:\H1\ 11,\Y 2Br,d cn, priv .... Sf>IUI()( NEW PO HT Bf<:ACll Ca h f. 921if~I S:i lt·s Office-Phonl' LIDO ISLE 714 /645-8373 • Of en Today DIHECTIONS: F'rom lh1• . · 52 Via Lido Mord Newport lll\d. 1-'n1y "S • hCI · •• south to 17th .St., turn lcfl panis ossic on l 7Lh to llull:incl ( 1 blc>ek past Irvine A\ e ). F.xlra wide cornt•r 1111 . turn left 3 , ths of hlock t li~ht & bra ght 3 hdrm ~ NEWPORT VILLAS. family. with c-Jptn~tllh! ----------1 eenlral C'Ourt~ ard. Prit~· A rare U shaped 1 ~tory Br. 3 Ha. 3000 sq fl, hkc new. $220,000. Lado lsk . Prine Only' 540·"81 I Pri Ply "'ants to bu dirc<'l (rom Ownc:'r, 'fa:<er now dropped to Sl:>:J.t~M 1 <act pronto I HASTINGS & CO. REALTORS 640-5560 Eastbluff Prnr Bldi.? uppe r ' h<.c Jn Npt ---------Jkaghl!.. 548 S<>tl eves nr THE BLUFFS early AM OPEN TODAY 1 BR, 4 Ba, f'am·rm. Din 1951 San Bruno rm . Air cond. Pnul On~stort Home. S 150.000. H~ l BR. 2 11_...._5 owne r. 645-9729 DUm Top Quality HOCM Cstm JBr, 2ha. on c·ul ·ik sac. L,.:. Int 111 Upper West Uav. L·~ro hnt·k &. hi-cetl. bC'11ms, hll ·lll!'. sm . offl <'e. J!ardc•n Vil'\\" $77,900. Owm·r 1;.1:! XI u End Unit Early Area Adult Home Bar~ly Use-ct Spotless!! IN LOVE ---C:1ty, Ocean and lUlls The Captain's Room with REAL ESTATE WITHTHIS Ultns inclCompactor bar ofhandhewn &bras!'> 493.88!2 499·1397 33441 PETUWJNKt.T-NEWPORT Sharp 2 sty 4 bdrm PRICED TO SELL Carpets. filled mahogany. S:.1una . V 30 f SXI "O( Best Buy $57,000 HASTINGS & CO. d r ea m home. Good Lowes t priced single OAK PARQUET SO ft. pool w1th J:lCul'i & ac r, am .•. , ,,;, WATERFRONT Abanclontd2Stoty neighborhood. Super family home in Broad-Enlrv&Kilch. Fioors w aterfal l. A t ru l y " IHVJNE COVE Ocean 23i81 HOR/\ HT IL\\ 4 BEDROOM Gardn Estate location. covered patio. moor, Turtlerock: ask-1 ZOS Miramar. magnifirenl & unusual view home with 5 bdrms. Asme i"-1. 3BH .. Sl:!ti.lk'>ll 6-f on the water with Ol'"' REALTORS 640-5560 t-::i.,thl11ff Prof Hldi: $32.950 TOT .. L PRICE! Room for boat or t railer. ing only S62·500 including 4!M-24J3 49-t·i464 home. S425·000 3' ·-· bths, formal dm & r \ POOL " land. for •• s uper dean 3 M "SSIVE.. pnvatc pier & looit I h Bring paint & save S$$ See it now! 968-4456 494 ·8828 "" • fam rm , 3 car ga r , 33431 PERJWI NKl,F. .... ry c harm·in" nautwal 1 Bdrm., 2' >nl ' bdrm .. family rm .. :.! be ed ·1 h • ., .. Gracious garden entry A FAMILY PLEASURE bath: take a look & m:lke ··· am cei mgs, ugc private enclosed yard. Gt. 4 br,fam ,Vu .. S89.9:,0 two s tory Newfl()rt ~k:wh lmmetl l'os~eS!>W'1 g.ives way to a brh lhtak· .... E"R THE BEACH GREAT OCEANVU s tone frplC'. & parquet Ex c I us iv e comm . home & \\ay 01 hh:> .• J\l!'l Would You Ht•lli•\c . W O.RLD 0 F """ anoUer !Owner Anx1ous. firs .. set the scene for 33551 WINOJ/\.!\11\JF.R l'n1frr ~ill1WJO'' In g Assumable low interest IRVIMEHOMES Tri-level 3 br. 2 ba. lg. f' h S249,000. rcdu<-ed thou ... jnd.;;. ELEGANCE. Gourmet loan.Youmustsectoap· ' deck & cov·d . patio. lhis ex11ua!oitc rcne * Llt,.GO* Corloc,3br ..... SS'J,500 pn<·erl to sell C:ill OPEN SAT/SUH 1·5 k. h ·1h t rt · · REALTORS 1 ... Coun trv h omr · 11 r ~... J · L ate en w~ en e atmng preciat~ this immaculate ln+Outdoor rrp cs. n el· -REAL ESTATE 54fi 2Jq or an introum• 19 6 Teresita one service bar. Large fami· d d h Call f 552-7000 bar. fncd yd., 8 fruit French doors upen lo an 493 8812 23656 TAM PICO. 4Br tron. FERGUSON Jy sized living room with upgra e ome. or BOB PE1TIT trees. rm. on 21nts, 2 car unus ually lar~e hrick 499·1397 · studio .•..•....... S98,000 1•'"'"0·1tHtN•.,• SECLUDED PATIO. moreinfo.968-4456 Realtor·Owner gar. 497-2059. 1025 Noria. patio with mai?mfacenl [ ~ REALTORS 8 33-3821 Sweeping staircase leads LliE/OPT. or Trade, S265. Listed , reducedtoS69,975 white waler view. A · 23731 MONTEGO RAY ~ to hide-a-way master & mo. 3 br. 2 ba Condo. Nr. OPEN HOUSES gourm et kitchen with Oc vu. 3BR . · ...•. $98,000 · NEAR BAY g u est s uites. BKR. bch. FTpl.pool,avl.9/1. TODAY1·5PM SWEEPIMGVIEW eve ry a menity : 4 _ Newport 11 01 ghh. 3 O W NER HA D TO 7%. $26,500. Ownr . 14821 S umac. 3 Br , Immaculate 2BR 2ba, bdrms .. 2•,,baths&dcn EnioytheGoodLife bdrms ,l '··h.1ths.~phl LE~VE! Call 675·0023 $51,500 formal dining, many ex· c$~J~~l e the setti ng. 493-2513 <499-4584 Newport Condos level. 1 Ulk. ttl laiy. 211d 142·1154 --5-.--1--in--4101 Reyes. 4 Br, family lras and jacuzzi. wood · OUT ASITE! . . . . JBR. din rm. vi<'W. SUpcr Story \'•c~ IL!i' k1tclwn. T •RBELL w1m arcJG room, $59,900 decking and pr ivate ~ Nit.elites, warm appoint-M1ss1on V1e10 1067 rlcan, upi;!radcd thruoul. bltns.; hcl "'rl. fir ... ,.._, 18'x36' Pool, 3BR, bat In 15332 Normandic, fl Br, pa t.lo. U nobstrucl1~le ~ ments & anxious seller , ••••••••••••••••••••••• sh 0 w s Ii k c m ode I. be3mcd n •al . lrpk., Ln -S~4'k. Needs r ep, paint. familyroom,$70,000 ~h1tewa t er a nd city , ~ makesthis 4 bdrm.bome SHARP BARCELONA Heaulifully decorated . pie g:1ral!1' v .. l·.rnt. ;,1•c LA CUESTA Fast poss-SUBMIT. 145'1 Rye wood. 3 Br, views. $72.900. n:;-• · irresistible atsro.ooo Extensively up~raclcd 2 Owne r movan~ out of a nytime. A:.k1n).! sro.;,cKJ $62,000 $400. DM. VA-FHA family room,$48,000 ltJ fiJJ fiJJ ,, • .,.,, • .,... Br. home w /ecntral air, area. must sell. A real CAI 1 '-' 64tt ·l~ 11 4 Bedroom. 2 bath. 3 3BR. twnhsc. walk bch. RANCH REALTY z-:iuQ~z~eWh 1105 N.Coosf Hwy.,loguno --walk to lake & stores. barf!ain al $1l!l,OOO. (",\LL ·~~ ~ years new La Palma s hops. schl. pool. Doll 551-2000 " 494-1177 OPENHOUSES.at.&Sun. "39.500. Uy Ownr. NOW! .MU!#I. od bl ..,a 250 l ·S. 2505 Iris Way, " , m et. Fireplace, tns. House. Ap. ~. · ---------d . SIU 4255 CALL NOW It• " 1 S panish tile roof, up· R. WEBER, OKR. BEDROOMS 494-0706 OPEN SUM I 5 dram3lic custom es1gn, · · ~ 'car 't"pon t'n•t orr11 t gradedin&out.Onqwel 968-lSOS 962.8946 4 AlmostOceanfront 2545JUANIT~ ~7!1~~~m .. 2 bath home. VIEW! .:T/.. 752·7315 IRVIMETERR. street. Our fin~t valBuke. • S P ECIAL NOTICE. Under $70,000 Ch:irming French t·oun· ROW D & GLASS.-· RENT· 2 bdrm., 1 ba. t Enter lh ru tlul ~ta in DONALD M. BIRD CdM: tmm;w :'I hclrm 2 f!,05 8836e lo everythlng. r Ta ke over pmts. No k -"'bluff G t l St l st d d I ' ·blk to ll ....,.,. Turtleroc try home on wond...... rea coas vu. . o . en up ex, ':? • glass doors to ceramw Auo<1otH. a.alton ba.; ~m3 O<'l'.&n '"'" JEAUTIFUL FAMILY HOM E·3 BR 2 ba, new upgraded crpts & drps· freshly pa inted. Now a dult occupied. Clean and r eady for n ew owners . Only $45.SOO; 17791 sun Harbor. qualifyi"ng·no Joan costs· i n s o . L a ~ u n a lot, rdwd panels & be3m Main Beach : SJ'TS tile entry & r:i1sro h\ m~ ------S75 000 several available-3 or 4 One house awoy frnm w / g 0 q: co1:s covt• & interior. 4 Dr, 3 Ba .. rum-VILLAGE FAIR rm. Elej!anl wallp:iJ'lt:rs, 2 -3 n R DEL U X E BALBOA PENIM. bedroom pools and tennis courts. roast al views. LR w frpl pus rm .. 4 decks & patio. REAL TY 494-753 I Gou rm el k alch w C. Duµlex<'s . slC'flS tn fl('can. Like iww 2 bdrm . :! h.1 Hadley Realtors 963-8933 Your family will love the &. cathedral ceir~. t'rml 2500 ft. Sl 29.000. 1160 "~ Cst Laguna s haped windows over· Wall tra.dt> f~r CQ_; 10 home modern k1l<"h 1.1. bit Ill" convenience .. Dad will DR. kit. w /brl'akrasl 607 FONTANA ~. · ·· looking beaut. brick orT n. s ._642·3.5•3 2caq~ar. S87.SOO FANTASTIC LaQUESTA like the pnce. Call toe.lay arC'a, 2 br CMstr. has Pan. co:ist view, massive patio & lndscpg. sur .. • H E L p , OWNER MEW PORT SHORES Lg. J br · 2 ba, walk to LE RAISOR frpl l, 2 ba. eonvt. den. LR w /h1 pit. beam ceil. LOT L g . 0 c ea n & rounded by wrought iron MOTIVATED. Price re· 2. sty . i\ . f' ram" J beach.AdJ.lopark.Call· fncrl. yd w /room for Pri.patio&lanai.J BR& Bluebird Canyon view wall.$79,900.830-7200 duced S4000Upgr:liled1 bdrms, 2 h.1 . d1· Harkey Rllr. REALTY pool. Ste ps to beach. studio. S132,000. lol, by owner. $17,000. M"DRIO LS BR. :'I BA llJrbor \licw corator'!> clri•anl. Jiu~<· 496-4660 Call: Owner. Prin. only. OCEANFRONT-Beaut. 675-1875 ~ v I h 2 I ....:._--------1 MUST SELL T JII S Home. Own your O\\n rom er ol wit pa 111,. By OWNER 4 br. new 4523Campus Dr .. Irvine 499·2742 remodeled 2 LR, S BR. 4 L Hill 1050 I d ..,.,. soo II Shop C' B & I t t d. -a s W K E N D • 0 w n e r an · """· home. Jmmed. occ'py. Campus Va ey .r. ood A comp e e s u 10 _,_.... c II 0 oker O'>O a cac c·YWOOD RE•LTY 0 Oceanfront W scove. f I be .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• de s p e r a t e. Vi ew. a r • "'10-o.>OU "" ..-E s c i l • g • c p t • CALL 83).860 Bd 4 b apt. 2 rp c., a ms, .. N -5 .. 8 1290 d At. st Fabulous 6 • a. d ecks. S tairs to p rl. TOWNHOUSE < ew Redwood thruout, WESTCLlFFVILLAS * .. · * REALTYINC. Transfe rr · co · University Park-Deane $350,000.7%,ormateol· beach.Coutdbediv.inlo World)3br,2 b3,cpts, bearns,800 sqfi.ortile, No. 4 & M. The mo$l 71•/146-1371 1..::.:M:.:<>-..;.1~198~-~~---1 Home·' Br. 3 Ba. A/C . ...:.r~er:...:.·...:O:...:.w_n_._4_94_·7_1_56_. __ -i 3 units. $349,000. drps. bltns. $31,500. wool crpt, air·cond. r.r . charming 2BR 2ba con·'-o•P•E• .... -s···T•/•S•U•N-l··S• __ _.;..:,_______ Premium lot. $77,500. JUSTLISTB> 497-1711 846·7S82or 581~ lites. auto sprinkler, to dos in N.B. Ji:njoy the w':TE~RFRO ....... ---------0 .. 4 Owner. 551·2843. I 052 fruit trees. Worth $98,000. qui el atmosphere or love "" ""'' BEAUTIFUL ,,.... .. .:::..:.~::...:...:~_.:_----1 Best buy ln North end. 2 LCICJ'8MI Hlguel Make any ridiculous or-ly garden s & pool. Adult PIER & A.OAT •V••ET••E•R•:•:•S••O•DO••••~·· $]9,900 BR. 2 BA, $G9.SOO. Open ••••••••••••••••••••••• rer. 26631 Cuenca Dr. owoed where you own 517 36thStrtd 4 Bedroom Seabury """ .._.O DOWN l ·S Sat. & Sun . 1637 *WE KNOW* <Crown Va lley exil to the land. OPEN Sal/Sun Move-In rcndy. Hrirnri home for onlY SM.000. on Former model hom -" Louise. Arch Bay Real LAGUNA HIGUB. Marg uerite Pkwy-left, l·S: 645-2&48Agt.646 7414 new, reblt. 3 BR + f:lm1· cul·de-u c. walk t o it's beaulilull Uved in 15 IRVN Estate. 499·2277· * IEST * venado) RVIEW ly : 2 bn. Frpk Try low OCHft. Newly painted. mo&, 3Br, 2ba, Fam. rm .. Fine trvlne location. Big CURL UPCOIY PRICE R EDUCED-Newport hoch 1069 HARIO down . sell or trerl1•. You Much prlde-o f · air cond. By owner family'of 6 wants out! In this Victoria Beach Otunvlew,oceansideof ....................... RANCHSTYLE namcterms! ownerahlp.CallloHc! ~000 Will ~ell NO DOWN Cotlt1 ge. 1 Blk to Buch hterald lay View highway in beautiful NEWPORTSHORES CARMEL . 332 CATALINA Uf!ll Ii !§!;· 1714)552--1222 PAYMENT to quslifled QpcnSun.l-S.27~9.CsL .,.. .. 1N\ private area or Nl~uel On"an•JW.s ldc.Walkto 3br.famrm.frml.~in.2 Customi7('(1SliR famtlv ."fil'J.~n ·_ . 3 . vet•r'"n. Needs womc h 8 R l o.-n Sal/.;x1n 1~ • v-.J BR f I di "' .,. ha 1"" n lot fnol or b I. ( I -·-'=·---:----... • " Jlwy. /\re ay ea E';;;crald Bay -Cstm ShOrcs. 3 .• orma n· beach. Club w/ pools & . .,., . , home· 3 bu .• M<'" rp ' . •LOWEST PRICE in rac· tender care. "'111 nJr con· l'.:state . 499-2277. 3Br. ca ch w /bath• 3 inll aod fa mily room plus tennis. 3 BR. den. 3 Ba. <-hard. If'. brick & ('On umqu~ m!->lr HH t.urlo't' ~~~~~~~~~~I quet club. Prof"ly dec'd dltloncd. Cathedral ceil· . . den. Plan to see this 427 Can al. S74.900. By crete potto. potUnf sht.>d, lot. SO ft. ;arlM>r. $8:,,()(MI Open tlou SM. " Sun. 38R. fml din & fam rm. Ing ltvlnft room. Huge White Water Ocean View frplc5. beamed tethng~. home. Priced to sell at 0 --er. •• 6'2""360 13th rm. !'"Ont ral fen~ Try trade or lt•.i.,ctoptinn M, lmnuic 4 llr. 2 83, Beaut. yd. By owner. flreple cc. All tiled from this Custom :'I Br s hutters . $135,00 . $89900 _,, w /rnmbhn,;. rost'!I, lg I Ibo I fir-. .... -. Rm. m-.. >Ctr••· SSS-0771 aarden klt.chcn 1.nri;e Walls or m irrors l'riced OwnM/Agt 494-1_68_1__ . . 1--.1 •...Mw I~ oliv(' tree. VlCW Shown a 0 ay -r r ou ••v 000 tc Mirror !tl to sell $73.500. ()pen Sun LCICJUfHI Nnr-..__., ly OWltft _,.. ..,_ by oppt. wkdays >pen Rttelton eat lhrltyn ~ ~. . T u R T l, E R 0 c K . ma~~t>!UI t..3rgc patio I 5. 864 Qulvera /\rl'h oc EANVIEW 496 4040 830-5050 DoverSho~ S.yfront House Sal/Sun. 12·5 6 75-7060 IG·M'tt.?'toAeo•· Broadmoor P1an 111· 4 ~II prloklert..'t1 yard. na y R t':tl E stnll.' 0 MAJ1m1 541J.1589Wc.it~Only t930 Po rtCard.lff rl SURFSlDS Kil>i:AWAY: BR. 2Yl Ba. lt1c view lot. Tu! :avana a&e Olli IY nroR' Dy Owner. 3 Bd, 2 liba. S74 950.QWNER-644-4919 -----...-a lbe Ma lw s:D.080I Air & many ittru. 7SZ..1700Wdfy. 4992277 _______ 1 JRR.2 Ba. F'rplc.2car J.11rge Vu. lot.In Rol na •OPENSATISUN l~:ll _;__,;_'-------1 =r (ffl wkb ~ ol s1s .ooo. or besl oUer. l "'...._"uuH JO Mr<•<I' 3er Top·Or·The·World . gar w /auto. opener . Hills. Custom drapes & Wllda~CLNpt..Cn!M. BLUFFS Twflhse. 4 br . LIDO ISLE . 1 8 ... ~..a-1& •R's, tt:zal &lY Dr.81l-33$5 ~ • · 1 unique. custm. brand Stt'ps lo lenrus court & cArpelln~. FreestandinR 28R condo~ Vacan\· Ca01on Vu. ~ls. poot Lovely 4 br. 2 h;,, Crpl, l ~baths l~N~ Ii~ new home. 2820 ChHlon High School, convenient fr P 1 c • c 0 mP1e \e 1 Y Owner daperate·lm~ 2~ ba. 16'7 ,000. Own\-. patio, on elet" kitch.. B)', UlJu IC't,._,-FAST' 411l J Ba, f'aan. rm.. , t Wa . Open Sat /Sun. to~ach&town.$79.60(). la ndscaped. $'47,900. oce.-..,400 ....... MS.mi 494"3f73 C)Wner.673·13.'M atM ,.,, OUWlON: tarie lot. '54.IOO. As·~ p1\ j 494.9743 494-49l1ora:JS..-0200 831·2286. -· "4f>... _.:.:...~------;:..~:&. . aum• .,,. Jn. .ma. • · - , .. ' ..... ' .. ~ . . . . . . 11 I i. •~tPJ0 DAILYP1LOT Sund!y.JutyV.1975 I Pro,..+, 2o00 lt•.t!st... MeuHU.f__.... ......_U....,.tM4 NMIMIU....1111111 ••••••••••• ............ Wanted 2900 ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••' '"~"°"' .. Petr s. ,Ho.s .. for s• IHousH For Sale Ho.1H Fors. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Co1to M•ta 3224 foMtl'")toft le<Kh 3240 lrYIM , . 1244 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••• • 4-f'LIX .. HO SF. WNT'D nous~ ••••••••••• •••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••• • • .,•wport l•och I 069 M•wport leoc.h 106' Sm Juan Sen J..on r.onr um ... __ ...... uld F'orclosr, d linqOK MESA VERot-;: 3 8ft. 2 Sh1rp 4 BR. 2 BA. blln:I, UNIV Pk Temu:e. new • '' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Capl•tra.o 1071 CllfN•treno 1071 "' ......... , .. v Q 'k C h'6? &M9 B c t D bll DW~ts drpa $350 mo · • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uke to Stlll .. Prido o w1 as 5· 8• rp s. rps, na ....... • ~. ..:. · · Cnmbr1dgc condo. 38r. I B auflful B t ownership" 4·Plex. All · -rcJ yd. Kida & s mall pct ~· 9 ..v.i·l7..., 2ba. upifrd cpt. d!1ll, nr ~/O ft e aycre-s BR. Lovely laodac pa. HouMS Furnllhed O.K. $39$. w/1ardener & 1-'ir place 3 BR 2.BA nu pool·. ja cuzzi. ~ mo. . .. . 1817 Glenwood Lane I •prinklen, wt!ll loc. In 0········1 ··········3··,·0·2· water paid. SU-3'12l cp~. drp~. S31s: mo. Bev 833 1596 $ SA YE MONEY $ finest R rea or Cog ta •Mra COLLRGE p • .., or Joe M3-tS69 ----------Mesa. orrered at.$77.~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• E A-• * 9'1MT ALS * . . 4 Bd·311'.? Ba-formal din rm, pooJ. RHODA MAGIL Realtor (714) 642-3600 2 & den, clean, sharT>. veg. garden, 2 car gar w /opener. walk-in closets mirrored war~robes, upgraded crptg: custm drps. Village San J uan. Lo m o pymts. OnJy $36,900. KATELLA REALTY, 586·2700 Son Clemente I 076 Condominiums ••••••••••••••••••••••• for sal~ 170 •••••••••••••••••••••• SOUTH COAST SUMMER breeze l br, 3 BR. 2 8/\. fom r~. We h11ve2 houi.es.w/Cpks, UNIV. PARK INVESTMENT Sl:W, utll pd, C.M. Also bllns, d shwhr. cov d 3 BR, 2 BA, cpts, drpi.. 38R,2lla ........... $3S$ 549·0812 oceanfront 1 br, $125, util patio. SlSO/MO. 831-1919 bltns, $33S . mo. Bev or 3 BR, 2Y, Ba ..... $42S/46S ri!· Ball>oa., N.B. 2 br, • S HARP 4 BO 3 oa Joe 963"'4567 COLLEGE PARK $ NEW DB.UX! S to d!:af::sH~~~~e~r~~!~ Twnhse blt-lns, rpl~ t'R: Beaut. no,ooo home. 3 8:~~::0 ~:~j~q~~oo all, kids, pets, sin.gles. ~o~6sfatio, $425 Jae. formal living, dining rm. 2 Bil, 2v, Ba ......... $600 Try this cove cottage 3 · lge. fam. rm. wet ~ur & TURTLE ROCK br, kids, pets, CdM. Lag. EASTSIDE, ne wly de· lrplc. 1 Ur. dwnstaars, 4 3 BR. 2 Ba ........... '42$ How WOULD Beach l br, $165., ut.JI pq. corated 2 br Spanish in Br, 111>. 3 ~llr gar. <fustom WALNUT SQUARE Agt. f<'ee. 979-8400 4·plex. No children or land:scaprnK. Avca1I. 8/ 1. 3 BR, 2 ha .......... $295 You LIKE To dogs. $300. Incl. uUI. 26S3 ~mo. 10·6, 003·4581, & CHINA COVE Corono del Mer 3122 Santa Ana Ave 673.0797 wknds aft 6, 751·6'161. Sum mer Rental (10) 3 & 4 Unit Bldgs. 10 NR. KAM'S 2'hr., 3 ba. 2 Back Bay Twnhse-4 Br, 338r,1/12 ba. Xlntarea by • at ·• 0 • 0 M y 0 U R sty. deluxe home. W/D, Ba, privacy, patio, frpl, ocean. N ew cpls. SJ'lS MAKE I 000 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • sBR 3A$2800M nt>w decor . t llll pd. S:ISS dshwhr, fam rm.S37S ln· mo, ht/l a s,l. $1 00 2 Fixer Uppers on huge 3 Br , 1 1 ~ ba. Assume I M V E S T E D mu. b e. Set". & Cln'g. cl gardnr & wtr. ~ 7020 cleanup. J.735-0636. VISl•N ocean view loL Jfrnted 631'.o,$J5.000.$9500dn or d e p. 2 13·780·!l712 or --Ml /\sk1ng $67,500. Broker rcnt.H De acll.646-5632 MONEY?? 782-1155for appt. S165.2 BR.appls,pet FA LYESTATE ·1'1A\TY 4~11;.n 11 • • ------POOL 2 br, 2 ba. pct 3BR. FR . Patio. G1gantH• 552 7500 S J Duplexes/ CostaMesa 3124 5 BR,2ba,k1ds,pl't& yard. Only $350. Call "".' Newport Beoch I 069Newpor+ Beach I 069 Ca uis"trano 1078 Units sale 1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s ingles 968·9518 or 962·7788. , •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• p ••••••••••••••••••••••• LET US (Jo:.Sid e)2 Br. Cpl es only 4 Br, 2 b a, frplc, kids, & BR ? • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brand ne w Duplex.. 216232 SHOW YOU HOW!! 1 r I & furniture inc. pets, Cncd , patio, cnr. 3 ·4 · S3l5 loS350. L/O RENTALS • ••••••••••••••••••• H~r. 2b:i . lROO ~q ~t. Via California. 2 Bd, 2 ('ltild ok. 156 Merrl ll Pl. J\gt. Fee. Slncles. children, pets lrv111e playrm, patio, lndi.c pd ba.$74 500.499-1663. Fully crpld/drpd. Dis· SJl0.5490433 HOMEFINDERS ok . Al?~nt. no f ees. 2 BR,2 Ba ....... $3S0/360 A TOUCH OF CLASS Lge lol nr bdl A:.ktn$? ---·-------1 hwashers & ranges. 642 9900 Barbara, 963-6739 or 3BR,2Ba ....... $42S/47S IMAGINE this immaculate4 Bedroom, $53,500. lmmed. oc 6UMITS Landscaping & fencing LOCJunaBeach 3 148 * • * 67_3_·5_H_4 ______ 13Br,21-7 ba,F.R ..... $4SO 3 Bath h ome in t.'xclus ive Dover <c·uapbarn.,clylo. 25499l323A8v9e3motar PrimbedCM rental area. +mue hmorc. ,·~· .. :N••T••C:•h•a•r•m··,·n•g••r•u•r•n•:d· ~rnSAVf':RDE 3 br,2 ba, MOU1Lt~2 br.appls,kids 3RR~~~rar.t.~~.c-~SSSO S h W t l'ff B 'f l · · 4·2 e rm, 2·1 bedrm. "' . · t•pts. drps, bltns . $395 S125.1 Br, appls,yard , u 2,, b , $800 ores· CS C 1 area: eauti U ly "93·1755· llas 5% spendable on Park and schools walk hou~t; & patio. $185. for grdnr , wtr. pd. Shown $170. 1 Br, appls, sngls .. o r , '2 8 ' wn.r .... decor ated. Courtyard entry. Brick S27 ,500 down. On site ing di:.tance, ocenn 10 sal~ried. older person or by a ppt. 979. 7836 or S200. 2 Br, cruld, pet & LE RAISOR decked patio. Fee la nd, ONLY MobHeHomes managernotrequired.15 blocks. rctiree.494·8170 833-3040askforLinda. single:..Agt.Fee. $104.500. For Sale 1100 Years old. Prime condi-M rt 8 h 3 9 HOMEFINDERS REALTY OP8i4 SAT & SUM l·S 1235 Santiago Dr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lion. Call for details. All units ready to rent ewpo eoc l6 1 BR duplex , like new. lly Owne r la te m ode l 548 7711 upon completion. •••••••••• ••••••••••••• secluded, s ep. ga ruge, * 642-9900• -1523 Campus Dr., Irvine CALL 642-8012 :!lxti.t lmpemtl Qmihty [(£). '. ~ WINTER • Oceanfront 3 encl. patio, laundry. -8 -d N--2 St--4-8-Campus Valley Shop Ctr. PricedfromS87,500. hr,2ba.SJSO.mo. Sl75.549-1623after 5 ran ew · ory r, CALL_ 833·8.600 httisanlnvestmentCo. Viking. Deaul. lnd:-t"cl 675-8531 21h ba. ups raded + PI C 1649 W Ii" D , 1·11rner lot, 5 St<1r adult Open Fri /Sat/Sun 11_7 BIKE to beach, 2 br, S17!i., garde ner. $450. 008-5612 . 0 estc nY8 pa~ s mog Cree San ..::::===========~~! Rent or Lease. yr round. kid s, pets ok. Als o ---Newport Beach .Juan tapo. 1 -193·8646. lg home Newport Island. s parkling 3 hr, s175 .. CLEA~IV_acant 3 ~r. 13.-~ IR V I ~ E -Culvetdale. 3 I 0·20 UNITS HUNTINGTON BEACH 3 Br 2 1,~ Ba. Ample pk. kids, pets, s insles. Agt. ba •. c lose t ~ sc hi. & BR, .-Ba home, com· ' e ee •• ee ••• e ••• e e e l''or sa le 1n Baja, Calif.· WANTED West of Be arh Blvd.on 36' slip, util pd. StSO mo. Fee. 979_8430 shop ~· $32~. 9&1.34().1 mur:i1t_y park ~ pool. E i.l l'rO Hay. Ucaut. u"ooo C Adam s. north at Isl& last seC'unty de p Avail in Aug. S350 MO. trailer w/ perm. caban:.i .....,..,, /S60,000 Down M Alabama, 2 blocks . i8J.1658 ' 3BR, Fam. rm. B.I R.O. ~-3 BR. see at 315 l~lh Owner. 5?2-9606 hit on New enlrg'd Bath area only. Can close in 30 Cpts, drps, l'O\'. putt1>. St. H.B. nwly. painted tn· .----- All new pl u mb'~ lhruout day:;. 548·7711 • after 6 pm f\ENT ROGERS 3 Bdrm. 2 Ha, p,1. Bch. f''enced. nu p:unl. 2381 ,out. w \\ C'rpls. 536·6616 SPA~. 2 br. C! ba Condo. 2 'l'Jp '4 ~tcr safe. 21 h r 557-4t>li. REALTY be t f \ Se R patios & Rfc ctr Cls lo ·~~~':f.C:~~:.~~ •.. !?~~1~.~':r.!~~~.~~ ... !?~~ Price Re-duced $4000. BLUFFS CONDO Owner bought another 1frJut1fullv upJ.!rad1·<l :i homt:> & " Jn\loui. l•1 HR.:!', tfa C"ornl·r l'nit "'!"\ l' This Jo \-r:ly · X '' PIJ n O"nt>r ,•nx \\l·:.t l·l1 fl honw. u p •o u ~ an rl wall hi·lp1graded by fu:.:.y own1·r flnanc<' O nlv ~i i ·~111 locJlcd on one of tht· • UJX•n !'at & sUn J 5' .,.r..: f11lt'::>t ~t redti 111 Ncw1>ort f•'i'f.:ancha. Bt•J1·h . A ll.lnl fo m lly hom e al ~n xlnl pra:c · .. 673-760 I Sec & C'ompare SOUTll COAST JNVESTM E,"'\'l' ~49-0182 Little Canyon M a ::.s1 \'e do uble door 'late foycr entry. ·I + fJm1ly lri-level t'~l Jh' "ilh balcony \ie"' of un- spoiled t·anyon pn n 1ry. Cocktail p a t io deck, -f1r epJi1 ce. 1;n1que set- H.\ R BOR VJl-:W 110 :'>1 ES ttnJ? l'nf'ed for '1 u1t•k BR.:? Ha. F.H. \lonh·~·o i.Jlt!. ll urry, l'all G45 O:J03 ovcri.itc c·urrlC'r lot ee lant1 Hv ow1wr )i.'.lO orl W e~t hournc l'I ti 14 0-172 ~ct·urity . 8l'aul. ~l'<lr [@ ~ 714/848-B:m Af~~pm~~~6.;1::S~· pl. ~Lger_:-S365.ti3S-6750 SURF s pcl·1al ! 2 br St85., Schls. & shoPs.'~ Ap- rnund 642-3387 aft 5 P~1 71-l/960·J85.ll --------f-:A::>TSIUJ.: 3 br. 2 bade· sin~l~s. r.amilies. o.~/C· pie Tree. 1 .~r. lse. '325 --~--lu~c Condo. Nu appl, cpt, asona hit 3 br, S-:-0 • mo. lsl & last+ $100 sec. Hl'\60' 3Hr. Family Pad. •DU PLEX. lo -pr1 ccd, Houses Unfurnished drp~. Frpl. Pool. Gar dr s1ngl~1s ok Agl. f·cc & S 2 5 c I ea n • g . 1~.untin.~L on StJl<' UC'h S<tveS Duplex,by Owner. NB.24621MCatahna.R-3. ••••••••••••••••••••••• o p n r . Adu lts. s 34s . .!7~·8-J:J) 213-336-3979 Call 536-47R5 o.1rt. 4prn. Huilc1 er. 11 l 2 Br-Z na . lBR ea. ~? rln. ~.950. G~neraf 3202 673-5003eve/wknd DOLi JIOUSF ' '.! br ·1 ha ---------Bkr 552·8660/646 i41-I ••••••••••••••••••••••• --~ t · •. ··d· .~ '•NEW Greentree4 br.~ba, ~"<37 ' TrJ ilcr w /Hllon w1wct b:ir. (2) :! Br-D-2 . . nl'W l'P-; cc rps 1-'rpl r aded Cabana . ~3!15 SpaC'e llJ, Ba. w /FP. 4 C'ar gar::i~e. 2··· Plexes, lrg lo''s, 1 Br. FREE . . f'_Rl::E Sharp Mesa Verde. 3 BR . "'I. Ii 15. SJ.'i(J •• S98·li 31 am r~. 1Jpgr • no · '" "' •ProfessionalServirc• 2 BA duple x. S335. mo. In· , pets. 55~-3679 lloosicr 'frlr Court. 5~ Located al 521 Fernlcaf each. crpts, drps. Cost:i <'Id 's g •1 rde ncr Pcj! C'Hs -------- Fairfax Dr. CM. S.18-2370 <Ocea ns ide of 101 Hwy.) Mesa. Agent, 003-8991 & *LANDLORDS* 546.5"AAo 1\~l ' p t . hb h od Univ. Pk Terrace. 3 Br, 2 Corona det Mar. Urive 557-8623. H f · d ---· res rgc ne ig or o . Ra, 1'wnhse. nr goql, $385 om e • n er s * <'onverl"'d 3 BH. 2 °". 2 lse . .,.,.,_ ... 42 eve~ .. 1973 3 Bdrm + clt!n, 11ble molnle hm fam park. t:I Toro, 586·7791 eves. by & look or call AM ----------3 Ur+ 2 Ra . furn uv:ul. " "" o.>J.,.. .~ We~t Bu11tl. 5.57-7144 for 4·PLEX 642-9900 Fpl, lg farn-rm, fncd yd t•;ir gar , '·overcd patio,---------- a ppointmC'nt. Eves. call in Huntington Bea ch. Ciill,ifortnil'!,'S L?rg~st kids ok.$350.645·5045. \,·acaKnl.$3Sh Ope~-l'TlQ.~ksk LCKJunaleach ·. 3248 To m Nichols. 548-1087. Xlnt bread & butler. •,en a _,erv1c-e .• t)r e1l or cay, o r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Downtown Costa Mesa. Prir cd at appr aisal or ~howing 16% return on FU RN lS HED-Newport Easts idc 3 br, 11~ ba. 2351 !-162_:4471 _ Sharp ocean v1ew~ontem· 20x46 2 Dr,:! &r. space• Sll0.000. Open House mv_estmenl. $62.~oo full mobilC' 1 br, util paid. Westmins ter. $2!15 rnu. l''XEC. MANSION 3 b porary home, 2 Br. 2 Ba, r ent S70. Sparkling clean Sun From 10' ml 4 m S6 300 d 979-5128 ' r. den. furn exc~ bdrms. at.lull park. SJ0,500. · a 0 P · price: . own or S.A.3Br ,2 Ba,kids,pet Jg. fam . rm, 3 ba. New Avail. Aug. at S37S·$400 . Owner 646-3131. Income Property 2000 take over payments. S.A. $155. 1 Br, fncd, util. 2 Br, Eastside, no kids <'pt. & P 3 t,!1_l. $550 per mo. depending upon ••••••••••••••••••••••• CURTIS RealEstalc S.A.~175.2lir,kids.pct Stove . ve r y quiet & 968·9518&96~~---no. or t enants. Call Custom Mobile Jim, Adult 968-6581 or!Xi2-2459 Agt. Fee. r lean. S225. 645-2573. _ .. Park. all a pph s Uoat FREE & CLEAR HOMEFINDERS llunlinglon II arbor llgls. 499·2109 eves & wknus or ~lip a,atl N 1:1 64·1·2013 4 PLEX TAX SHELTER :"t-.:WLY Oecor'd. 3 llr. 2 Condo. N r Wa rner !\Ir. Brubakerat546·060l ----~r . Loma Linda OPENHOUSE *6 42·990~_* __ ba.Frpl.pvt.pdlio.Avl Grand N e w 2Ur un durin~workinghoors. For Sale. Mobile homt:'. L'nh eri.1t y. $.)5,000 trade 7931 -41 Holl St, Hunt 8/1. S350 mo. Da)':. furn1!->h ~d. C'11t::./d rpi.. Vll':W 2 br . d1runc & frpl. 12' Y 5;;' plus cnC'losed d 1 m~tonBeach.Lu'<unou~ ----... ~ ... :-.' 752-7363.675-J412 F.\'es. 1>00l. 1 pat1 n,rarport.S2SO 1 ,~ hlks to heh., North 1111n·h, 10· x 20· Near as own pmyt on arge 2&3 13 l I · ' .. , • • I .. ------mu >CJ 8146 l>a n a Po111l ;\l,1nna OC'.homeor lnc.Prop .. r a p s .• i n ns !• :.1,1 '~I S375 P ERMO.Ncwly dc .. . . Pnd . new pnt. $395. can add cash or other r.~t ale". 536·2Si!l ~ F R t 3 B ho 6-3 3i31 .\r1_~,!_:._Park -191-4310. prop e rti es. Rick ~ .... ~""'-,..~~~":_·_·~' C'or't.l. 3 hr. Jg. yd Ccn or en. or4 r. use. _!..:_1• ______ _ Alderetle Rltr. 547·6469. 44 UNITS $125. H.B. l brm1111 trally loc'd. Nr schls. (('need) ard: encl' patio. OC EAN l''RO~T Sl60 000 l!nS 2BR . 2HA . 20x56' ----------554·4086 · ~ .. P 3 _1 8 c;,._S2 0 90 mo. Ava!l Sd C'onrlo. 3 br. 2 ba. zooOsq·. • VISTA DR LIDO Skyline. Pete; OK. Short 6 X gross. Will exchangc S135. 2 br duplex. i..11ls .,., c.o1 1 Se<-rd ~ .... ac1ous BayfrontCondc:1 blklo oce un 531>-ti065 MOBILE lnveslmentl)iv1s1on,b) Sl6.5.C.!\T.2 br.fnn l• Clean :!Br,i7JWW1lson. n .. Bar.r~p .. d.g,ua ·, ACOlDWULIMlE~CO•An ---HOME PARK appoint only. $175 S.A . 2 br. family Adu 1 t s. N 0 p e Ls 2 TIR W/POOL & Yd. 1 yr. S795 mo . ....,e. A u ts on· 1 BR &. Lan.ir. ~Jll.· L~1· -----------i Acrea9e for sale 1200 Near Mem et. 300 Spaces QUAI L P LACE Sl75. Wstmin 2brstudio Manage r it A. Sl751mo. lea:;e, S350. 2 mi. from _l_y_. S-1_4_-7_6_i _8 ____ _ 1>pt Owm.•r. Rca~onabk ••••••••••••••••••••••• plus 225 future sites. Will PROPERTIF.S $185. S.A. 2 brfncd hcach. A\-1. '!UI! 1 Call. SpaC'ious 2 Bd. 1 112 ba S-58.53. H A R 8 0 R 3 Acrr:. 1n South Laguna trade for fa rming ranch (';14 ) 752·19'l0 $260. W:;tmin3+2. kids 2 BR, 1 Ba Duplex, Gar. 7 1 4 . 9 6 8. 182 7 u r h Bo Ca S48.WO. Make:. 6 ()(:ean BILLGfilfl'OY S250.0rg.3br,j!arage fed yard, 1022 V1cton a . "13-430 -1232 ou::.c near at nY0 rt· .. n G A I N Bu y f ti r v I EW \ iew parceb. Only 15',; Realtor 675-6161 ,_....us~a~ $275. G.G. 4 br, fncd S250 mo. 968-6726 ~ SOlroeviJcll, vreur. r1!grp. Ice· 'arb,!;'t". EJ~lbluff hom1'. $i!1,;,1w1 nu m ,,_ '\f:lrl1• for P\('(' i-:nll'r l'JrJntl n1•w , nc\er h\1•d down. Coal & unin1um Pro,. 2100 S285 Tus lin 2+21/hse I BR w/1000 i;q. rt. y::ird HUNT.HARBOUR drapes , garagl". Avail 1 ~i.1n1na t-fa m11v lh1n•• in :i BR homes. La!>l r an supplyullourt.-nergy 8 UNITS ••••••••••••••••••••••• FURN. $145. 11.li. col· d S t bl r 1·. July 28. S400. mo inrl. ,.. ... I t I p d r fo r 300 .vrs. 1>11t fll\(·~t tage pa\'e . UI a e or IVtng CO .... DOMIMIUM f mm c·'. 0 Cl'Ull 't•v ;n:t1 a i e. n l'l' rnm b . rr· e <'l"" " ut1·1 (213)9250'>0c u a ""lns t 1"nflat1on. Own"r, M c m be r B o a rd or or usiness 0 tc s. " uv Resort Li'ving, Boat · -oc. .... V"ncr. Open L>a tly 1 ~. S 7 0 ·H I 5 · 0 pc11 t his "'" " M · AIRPORT LOOP 548 5879 ·.,•!l.00 AllJ ''1 .~t .·1 l'r· werkf'ncl. 4~l·Rl06ur4~2 6550. North Costa . esa,pnme Re altors, Belter Busi----·-------l>lip,Tennis,Olympic LG. 2,000 Sfl. rt. Nr. new. v " ~ inve s t m en t. A 11 2 2 Industrial condos on B Ch b r fU4-t570orfi4 1·8~x. l!Wl PorlShefrield . B · p -..., 1400 b d h A. rtL 3200 ..:... ft ne:-.s urcau, am ero Clean 4BR home. New l_;J7.t! Pool.4 Bdrm,JUa. Oceam·icw 3 br, 2 ba, ram rm. 2 decks, frpl, b:1r & l!:ar. S425. Lsc. A\'I, /\Uj! IS. 536-46.SZ OCEA .. FROMT DUPLEX ~rni~hct1 . frph:~ "<Int 'rt-nlab llurrv pnrcd l•1 , ~ll 1 mmi!d1atd~ ! SI i.9.5011 • NEWPORT BEACH ttEALTY 675-1642 . ..-2815 !':pt Bl\d. N R. . ' .. 'Harbor View Homes •· Br. You 0'4 n l~n d Ht'ct•nll) rPmO<l('kd 4 Bit, 3 lfa. II arbor V1('w llnrne. M a ny :\lr .1~. $102,UOO tJ~n l.'r \\I ll f 1nan1·1· 673·760 S67 ,900. Ownt•r lirkr. ---------· "73-4899 ----------1 Blufrs. nr mkt. pool, 5ehls 1 .....,. ----Low lse & mamL 3 Br Hrbr View Carmel J •!?baths. SS0.500 J Br, FR, Lu:\ lnrlscp'J!, H Dowd Rllr 644-0134 .... ~eraded t hruo11t ~<tlP -n~ owner. l'r1 n onlv ~79.500. 6-14-85.a:! . The Bluffs early area. 1 Story 3 B H .. 2 b:1. $57 .000 J\~t. &10-5560 --------it -----BY Owner, Lo,·ely 3+2 + THE BLUFFS fom . rm. A~sumable R1 ~ \ ,\ l•J:tn. N•J qualifying S79.500 646·7~ us1ness ro,... .. , e room , 1 1 ~ bat , irpo oop. • .~,. · Commerce. carpets and dra"""' ... .,"'' Frpl, PvtGardl'n ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~tud10 apls Annual 1·n each. Nice offi<•es. 53 8 5 ,,_ ~ ·' · · $l55,000 O· SO Fee Aqt. month. 9614-6070. Patio. P vt entry. walk C.M. OFFICE BLDG. l'ome $18,720. Priced for to beuch. $5SO IC'ast•. PrimellurborRh d.cor. imm e diate s ale a l $35-0permo.Easlsldc 213143J-69i l ;1 Sty. F111l' i:ro"'t h area Sl58,000. Owner will as· 4 Br. gr eat ICX'allon 1\1r-l·on1l. S1·ht•1t. rnc i.1~l with financing. Call $3253 Br. Beautiful 2 Br. apt, pool, I child OK. Sl31,2 14 yr. $685,000 545-8-t 24. i\sso c1ated condition. no pels. S225. Al\1 . Days. Wesley N. Tnvlor Co. South Coast Brokers. Century 21, 546-9521 896·4195. E vei. 846-7528. -, COMPANY FREE SERVICE ------------Realtor~ li414!JIO Da n a P oint--t Ple x . 3 HF:Al.TOHS LF:ASE/OPTlON Mesa Adult T ownhouse. $2!i0. PRIME BANK -years old. Near Marina s1~ct-: l!ll-1 · TO LANDLORDS Del Mar. Beaut. 4 br. :! mo. 3 BR, 11 ~Ba. ;ipph·:., &low ~1arket value to 673·4400 Member of Bo ard or ba. ram rm. rrplc, patio. C'rplg, drps, p ool BUILDING all rash bu~ er. $95,000 Realtors . Better Bus i-refs. S435. 979-0238 963-4371 Sl.050.000 E"<celle nt a i.sumable . ne:-.s Bureau.Chamber or ---------- $172.000-yearly 1ncomc Imm . Desire immediule Commerce. 1 BR, family rm. dhl TWNllSEl or 2 RR .W1D. E\ccllenl lax shelter sale. Owner. 494-3JO'J. Lots for•°'~ 2200 5 30-8505 frplc. encl yd. Cur lol slo\'e & refrig Sfi5 /$210 Great NC'" port location ••••••••••••••••••••••• Me s a V e r de ar e a 1st & last + S50 1$75. Ted Jluhert & As~oc. (8) 2BR HOMES. fixer· BY OWN EH SANTA Ana Ills horse 548-4471 552 9565 675-8500 uppers . gd CM loc w/lg 15.000 sqrt. Golf Course property. 2 brw/l corral. -. ---. -. ---i MOVE IN NOW! Authentic Laguna charm houses , from $350/monlh Cull for app'Hosee ----. lot. Y e ager Realty. View. $96.000. No. 2 Oak· S325. Ava il. Aug.Isl. 3 Br, 1 Ba. lge encl. yard. Beaut Villa Pac1f1c 2 Sty Commercial SS6-6171 mont. B ig Can yon. 20322S.W. Cypress. C'pls. Family welcome. Beach hse, 2 ~R. l'.: Ba, 494-715'\B 7sa ... 48o Property 1600 675.0800 or 548.7-177 5-18·4471 c rpts & drps. 2 r.r Car gar, L H'U 3250 •••••••••••••••••••••••TRIPLEX. Mesa Verde. pools. tennis. s aun:i , CKJUfta I s $68,500 firm. Principals 3 BR. 2 ba. Newly pai nted. jacuui, Lea:.e Aug. L ••••••••••••••••••••••• only. Please call Mary 7 Unit Ea:,tsidc lot with UM ID ESCO $350 Per month. Children $320. 968·4254 3 Bd, 2 ba House. Orr b 'Id ' Bates,586·6163/494·0TI1 I · nd I FREE 0 .K.640·0020Agent lmmaculate.$325. 11·e u1 1nJ:!, spec-pans, city a coasta RENTALSERV. Deluxe Condo 2e r, l 'hba. 494.7872. Lilrular view, execulivc (2) 4.PLEXES, C.M. :;ide-commission approval Summer & Wnlr. Beach Mesa Verde 3 BR, ram. Pool, pvt patio. ,265. ---------- o r r I ces . n c d u ce d . by-side. Buy I or both. Lg and EQIURA. I L PLACE ~enlals. $~ wk. Also rm. 2 ba., 2 fplc.: patio. 962-2645/842-4649. LOCJUnG Nlgutl 3252 SUS0.000. u n i l s w I b It n s & Exec. & Family homcs. owner/agent 642-5000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BILL GRUNDY d!ihw s hrs . Onr /Bkr. PROPERTIES -_ .!.!91_:!Xl0_ -W A T E I~ F R 0 NT Sea Terrace Townhouse . Realtor 675·6 I 61 556-6171 C7l4 > 752·1920 :::=--------.-3 B~.' pool. Sharp. c;l.ecor, townhouse in ~unlangt_on Ocean view, 2 br, 2 ba. BAYFROMT Open Sun. 559 ~ISTA FLORA ORIGl ... AL AREA ORIGINAL OWNER -------------------1 .... •wportLot6Sx 150 Balboa Island 3206 Prt\'acy, nice :;tr<;et. Harbour w/35 boat s lip. eleC'. kitc hen. drps, cpts, HJrbor View Ho m es. COM:vtF:RCIALPro~rty Open Sat/Sun 1·5 "" grounds & pool maml 2000 sq rt. 3 br. 3 ba. Jiv. frplc. 2 car gar. Pvt yd. V11•w on Nature park. Nt•wport Penm.Slorc1-& Sumts,oceanview. (1)3 S36,500/tennis!548-8532 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $450. 2177 Raleig h lam,dinrms.Pool &len-T e nn is. s "imming . I P .l! r ·' Ii 1· ti B es I off11 C'~ -7 units. SIR,l.00 BR unit. Gross $13,9M. Mountain Desert BA'YVI EW Dplx, 2 BR. 2 631-0088 or 548-6797 n i s N s. 846-9028 or r luhhse . Owner pay:. F1r 't t111l1' 11 lf1·l t1d, 111111,. 1•nrl 11111l. rll rc1·t _ JJ1JJ11r i.: n·1·nhl'll fronl I~ :1 bdr m . :.!' h1:1th. !>f1l1l It\ 1•1 Vanla ~lll' Porl1Jftnn in .1rr·,1 O"ner in1•11rnc• \'r Ter m' rt1•x1 1130 Victoria, C.M Agt R•sort' • 2400 Ba . hltns. crptg. gnr. 110 2 BH H A .1 811 846·9160 water & dues. $325 mo SllU.0011 1.11 1111:> h it• l'ail T <.'d Tre~sen , 979 5099 "" Sapphire 213-377-7688 · ouse. v3 i · ----64 -- 11.\ftROR \ l )o:W 110\1 1-:!-i I PS. fi3!) fiiOOnrs.14 Sl·i7 . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• . SISO per mo. Call 673-8961 Condo. 2 Br, bltns. refng. Lse ~'~' - 19 Units-Costa Mesa Lot Brian .Head Utah. 100 Corona del Mer 3222 or642-1359 pool, p~lio. ~nrport. $210. Mission Viefo 3267 l'.d1·rm11 1 HH. :!' H11 . 2 Condominiums M\. '"'"'r lnd'l'J1~. lall fOf' sale 1700 '111rh .1ppl'.d \4 tlh ..-;ir111 \I f'rl11 f1·cl1nK .,,_,.,, \ o.1 1·,1L{'fl . fresh Iv 1>runtC'd & rt·.1d~ fnr v1111r .Jppru,:il. Wt'll pnC'L·J Jt J'>2.SOO p1n1·.., "''' d(•t·r... firep1l •••••• •••. • •• •••••••••• B H(J You ""' 11 I :11HI IHW I\ 1-:11'-. WEJ..C0:'\11·: ****STOP•**• '• •• -HASTINGS & CO. REALTORS 640.5560 f-:astblurr Prof'. Bldst. n:so l'nrt \1 .ir~.tlc• l'I 644 IAH7 I )1.4 nf'r llARHOH \'u•w l'arm<·I Model. ~ha rp 3 hr. F It . n R Orwn Sat Sun I-fl PriC'rd below market al S7 2.000 CN• Owne r , T-----fl40· li'RR 'bAY SHOR~S-2 HR + SanClem;.,te 1076 l.'Uest. Lrg fum rm 11• I na. New crpt&. drp~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • {l:un l 2851 Bayshnrc• Rl BUILDING 1,, 1 l)r By Owner PrtrH' LOT ... , .~tv..,0 .~ .. "°"' NEAR IEACH ~.. 1!685 <1r to1.i-"""'" SI S.000. • .,.. WATERFRONT Call 644-7211 l :rRl I.EV El. WIVJt-;w , \:tr .. Jl(e bootdo<'k M.llB , .Just r rdu<·t'dSI0.000. e L= •• , t. IS Ba vsiclc• Ur • Open I Jou\<' S.1t & Sun .. , . f' P ;,57 _.WI Mf'T. IACIC IAY ;,_,,.t YA TERMS •• : • .p\ef\ ~e14 porl H.td. av J r('a, O\ 1•rlook1n~ ·:1tolf 'rM' under ton~t 1 '11 bdrm:o; .• 1rt• :>.r:u;Lc•r , "(t.t' At nn unbch• v.rbl1 , ~3.700. All th1" t 111, ~. ,' wn. VI\ h •rrn:. Ph ~ • .9744 • ffUDDLESTON n 1::. 9CY19Titlbert. F. V. ·- ON Tiit: BLUFl-"'S Look down on ~urf & "·•nd fo'ort•\'t:r \llt!\4 Crom e;1. rcptro n;11ly :.1.>ot1·1ow. ;? t1 dr m 2b.it h a dult h11fraway In "pectacular loca tion A'k ·Jl $82,.500 llur ry 11n lhr" one f ) pru11 ShorC' . $35,000 Shore Colony •.• ~.000 Jtlvi.-ra .•.•..... ~.000 Rt:R1'JIA HENRY REALTORS 4!12-4)21 W.1 ... t1ng monC'y on non nt-gouable rent rect'IPl"i T a'< ::t d\'anlaJ:C of Ill lt•re ... t & lKX<·~ could ~a ve )Ou 100 s or S.SSSS )('<irly 2 ~drm . 2 bath. !llngh- story Con'1os in Santa 1\ n a <' o rn p I ct c I y r c fu rbis hed . i;tlll o nly Sl9,950. with 10'';. down. As k f<ir Frank, ft.19·8321 Agcnl. ·--------- Walk Beach ! 2 Br. H~ Ba . lr.R patio. dbl gar, pool. llR . $38 ,000 . 96l 11847 /pves !l'.16·8722 Agt • XI.NT \ll~W • 3 UR , 2 ba. on Bluff In llun t1n1'to n Beach. lmmcrl po~~·N<> quftllry. 1ng. Will help w1r1nanc· 1n~. O"•nr1Agt. 536-8821 HORTH LAGUNA CONDOS Ocean Views 2&3bdrm. umts from "4.000. Cati 675-7225 . . . . ,. \ \I.LE' Hl·,\LI' A t•1 '''. r "• •, s 1 ,. 1 ..... •• , , , 1 n R & 2n R UNITS yd. fr. Ski Sloops. Ovcr 1 ~· ••••• •• •••• • ••••••• •••• (E s· d )2 B C I I 19787 Keswi ck Ln . Nr •••• • • • •• •• •••••••••••• Yrly G r o-ss income acre. $4.995. 833-4i 46 or 2 RR._ den. frpl<'. P ~ Ba. U~i : ~ fu~n1l~~: fn~: Adams & Brookhurst. 3BR, 2 8A new~ Ai r SJS.000+ 831-0887 aft. 6 p 3 l 1 0. I! ~~ra g e Child ok. 156 Mernll Pl. 213-598-3736 - -e<>nd·g .. ftp)(', m mo Sellerw1llhelpfinance APPLEVALLE'"' $395/mo. Child pct ~k. SJJO 549·0433 I • 3244 581·0887AV1:3tl .r 1 A\·a1I 11/1 SlJ Orchid. · _ rt'ln• ·~ ,, • --* OMLY S275.000 * 10 Acre Ranc h . lr(t. 673.8079_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newporfltaclt·· 326' DAVID BOURKERLTR home. Reduced, $65,000 3 BR, 2 BA. cpl, drps, 38 ""R DR T hou . -rnc:d. yd. Nr. So. <.::st. . r · .. · · own se. •••••• ••••••••••,.,•••••• CALL 546-9950 lo $59,000. Cnll Jo.:lli JETTY VIEW Plaza. $315. mo. 642.0445 Close to schs/park/pool. 3 BR, hD\ rm, dbf~tc. 2 * * •DOM"T•• * :re:.:S1.~~i Agt. S40·ll9S On Ocea n Blvd, only ---$4 50 m o. 833-Z7M 1 b a ' s, corn e_f o I . til steps to China Cove A MESA Del Mar 3 br. 2 ba, BEAUT N R hoS Gardener & wa(1 paicl Buy any investment un ""--£ f St t I I . . b frpl appl's Wshr/Dryer . ew anc an B k B Ad Jt r-n·1 • you have checked lhe8e VVf o o e arge ux ur1ous 2Br, 2 a $340 R f' .556-1400 . Joaquin Twnhome. 2 Br. ac a_y. u ~::' y. completely refurbished "'°perty 2600 duplex w /h.ar;dwood nrs. . e s . 2~• ba. 2 s tory, Overlooks S 4 d31S . dmDorfn t ~. * 2 2 9 8 Bed rm, 2 bath single ••••••••••••••••••••••• Formal dining rm, & POOL HOME golr course & lake. $600. Re an s v~ 842--0596 s tor y Condos. Onll •HAWAllANLOTS• super J etty &. Ocean 38 G brook R 647-7044/552·0055 or642·4387 t'• $12 000 n N vie w . $650 mo. Call r, reen . ecent ----------1 $19,950. with 20% down • sq. . ear 644-7211 agent. Mdl Home. FR, DR, Dbl Turtterock JBr, 2ba • .F'R, BAY S _H 0 RES•• 2495 monthly payments of Hilo. S2700 ea.&46-S632 gar . $500. 979-2517 or frml DR, frplc, B-8-Que, Crestview Dr. ~ly 3 $200. As k for Fr1nk, RHI lltot. 968-4405. c lose t o pool & park. BR, 2 Ba, $425. it . yr. 8J9-832t. AgenL heh--... 2100 SUMMER El Toro 3232 Avail August tat. Lse ly. No ~l$. (2.1 A EASTSIDE ;i;~s·~;;~;;·;:.-~~;8 .. ~; ....................... 1445 mo. SS2·t237. or646·6219. t UNITS land'. Jdy llwlld irea for RENTALS 2 BR. l 'Ar BA Co ndo. DEERFlELD 3 br. 2 ba BIG C~NYON" 1'xec. I Rancho Viejo. Air, att. paUo home w/f'rpl. Nr. home 1n gate 1uffded We have 5 a.od G uj\ll n-home or lncom~ pro p. CHINA COVE gar. pool, rpt. & drl)8. Comm. foe's S375. mo. a r~a. For leafe, Avl z:::~:~~ ... =~ed.o:r~ Prine. only. SSZ-7773 3 Bdrm, super Joe. Week· 848·8500 or 586·~ Lse. 644·3185/5..51-1706 Sept. lst..64•~· ready lor exchanae up l•.e htot. ly rates. Fountain Valley 3234 1 OF A kJND ,ANOltAMICWw rr'!m a duplex ortriplo WClllt•d 2900 OLD CdM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coiy. very clean 4 BR. 2 Bay ft' irvjpe .HilM. En- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Story wl(plc. 4 BR. 2 \.\ Ba, llv-rrn. den, front t er t alft~l"'' ch•n 11u 1, ·=~· WANTED DUPLEX on 2 BR. I Ba, $32.5/wk balh. C'pti.. ril"J)8, bltns. vard xlnt cond rear w/pool • gamit fOOm. East.side, CO$l.u Meu for l BR. I Ba . szis1..,k DW. S395. mo Bev or-J oe 1 • Fonll\sUc new 4 br. 3 bll, N L' L' c r y a r d r u 11 v f e n c e d tlltnl. prcrer1tbly wj\h .-.AR Hr:A l 963·4567 963·1786 W/Ja cuu l. $475. incld 4000 sq ft custom a.c>mP, PrGf13i-~o· w~.''A::1t~ ~r~v~:: f .. EASE 3 br, 2 ba. cpts. ~•rdener. ~9--«2.8 ~~>' C.~~~~~11~:· 1400 oua1ut. NI ~ A~nl648·88lt drps, rrplc. bltM, lntepd. TERRACE T~'Tlhoulle. 3 845-7102 or 631~ $300. (213) 691·~ b b O,IH HOUSI Youn~ c hurch need 11 r , 2 a, polio oover. N 0 8 h ~--6-•---1. Jl40 cpts, drps, Comm. PoOI. w P r...a • a c D.lu ...... •-x larlllt ea or land to lea11~ • .,._. • ....,._ ....,..... • .., .... 1 .. ~ ... aft "PM Townt,eos.J(Or ltaH 2 "" .......... .,. .... teee•e. ................ _, .... -......... oJI 4I 1 I 7JS2 Garfield New units or VY'Y · Approx.~ sq Br, ~t4 8~ ..... ict11n· Huntlnaton Beach. tax ft. + cl1saroom '1./t>r of Super 4 bedrm, 2 bath + UNIV. Prk. Terr. Cam, view, (rpte1_ Wet. bar., ahcHer~d pN)f>ert,)". lat nee apace. So. Oran,e den. crpts. dtpe, RIO. br1dJ e Tw~hse. 3 br, 2 pool, ~qnm, uuna. yrwrite.orfSt1M.Lion1 Coaat area. C al S350. Nr Wcstmln1ter ba. Comm. Pool. $.'IDS. J•Acwcu•-al, '4• mo.• .. ~ Esutes,53&-2)79 714/~"50. Mal1983·45a8evorJot 17300Peaoh,562.-7880 M 'l'£}i ' o. e r. 3 I. 0. .2 lo P· a, no n·' ba n. in m th 0 •• e. a. S, d. g, ·~ o. 7 •• 1r 0 9 •• I -~!·;i:.~·:.~~~d ,..,. ...... ~d •• .......... aww.. ........ &llfwa. ~ t M ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... ·············-········ ........................Jutr27. ttTS OAH..VPILOT ., , .. ~=-~ .. ~'° 3724 Co1taM•so l724 CMteMHe JIZ4 C....MeM 3'24 COlteM•.a 3824 ..,_lacahUllfww. ..,_tw .. 1u..tw.L s_..ra .... 4200 •••••••••••••••••••••• Hr#pot'f l eoch 326 •••••••••••••••••••••• ln•ine Terrace. 3 Bdrm l ~• balh, cupcttng' dr•r.erlu . stov~. ree: ............................................................................................................................................................................... ____________ _;.;.;..-~LOVELY lg. 2 br. newly LOCJlll'Oleech 3141 ~...j _.. NEWPORT St•_. to Poo , double aaragt' $425 UCB 213.f14..S:."7 wkdys . pa1nled. very ctn Enr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~• "'8 • 3'1 beach Mod %M br. f.IUS a&.10 & sar. Frpl. S1M VERY SPt-~ClAL 2 br •••••••:••••••••••••••• toSC~wk.642-3490 ~o pcli. 1323 Oaktr. upl! No Ont' above or 2 10R. 1 'h BA. ~ma~,· 2 VocetlOft •~..£..L 4•10-:W6·S704 below Newly decor'd & :s y. lwn ou:t(' ...,auti UI· ",.._ & HARBOR View 5 br 3 b.i .. :/R, O/H, pool, t~·nn~: ,·1ew. $6SO 640--0008 MlllUCl~~ilUUf lflfl Costa Mesa 2277 HARIOA ILVD 645-4840 Mediterranean ViUage •Wall to wa ll carpets. drapes •Grasscloth Wa llcoverings •Fireplaces l 'd · 8lk ( 1 · ly lnd:scpd groundl'. W /W •••••• •••• ••••••• •••••• 2 BR up~Lnirs. bltns. fru80· beach rz":tw~tl!:~ cpls. drps, O/W, d1sp. BIG 81-:Alt Cabin·2 BR • refn~, ('Pl~. drpe;, single Adults only. No pl'b: pvt. patio .• gar. & pool. frplc . crpts Slp1L ---c·a r gur. $160. mo. S200 497.1617 01'642 GG38 Adu lts. Call Collect · Wk or Wknd.714/b~ LUSll GARDEN P.it10: The Bluff~. 4 br. 2~:.-bu, Wht cpt, frpl, end unit. Close lo evt!ryfhlng. t-:x trai. ! S46a mo. Yrly. 644·011 l Ho Ck-aninq D~po'it Ho Leow Reqyir'f'd • W~ Maid Set>•iu •Direct Dial 6"4·1045 ---------!!;;.:n9e6.;i~j8, eves., R...tob to..._,. •>ti Dana Point 1826 New View Apt. No. F.nd ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 20.0, Iba, UP15lmrs. New A~nh ,_,..slwd ROOMMATF: to sbare :\ •Wet Bars • Frtt Utilit1H Phone A •oil • UMtt~ Fu-ni,ht'd • Jocuuj •Built-in Dishwashers • Be~med cei.lings, wood paneling •Private patios and baJconies •Heated swimming pools New2Br .2ba,frplc,ocean paint. cpt/drps. J blk orUlllfwftlshed 3900 BR hse m 11 B. SlZ.S-+ view. S230 p<>r mo. Call bch, shopping. Ul1I Refs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• util Call Sue atMZ.1771 • K~ f.ocilitiH A•ail • Gen BllQ'' 496·0575 or 493-8797. Lse. Ma lure adult:.. No pets. 494·9'J82. Blulfs, front row: wakr vi~w. 2 bdrms. & fam., 2.18SSq. rt. $7~Mo. Eastblufl Rily 644·1133 • Wei Bar * RK~on • bMfj,,jdyal Tt'mp. Cantrot Room •Night lighted tennis courts •Gymnasium a nd Saunas •Security systems H.lhMJIOft a.oeh 3840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• L~ Hi9uel 3152 LOOKING Cor Man or Woman, 25 lo40. Beaut. 3 br. Twnhse., located io Univ. Park .. Irv. ~•222 days, 551 ·2226eves. JfARQOR VIEW Monaeo 2 br. den, 2 ba. For lease. $47~. 645-824 8 Condo Nr Ocean, 2 Br + Den, 21.6 Ba, tennis & pool. $476 mo. Lse * Tt'6t'•i,ion A•ail~ • H~ Pool • Switchboard • Wa\hcr & Dryer A vail W oterlall -Streams -LOCJOOftS From $31.00 UP Sin9le Studio Apt -S~cial Wt'ekly Rate\ =:i~~:~~e;256 duys, Apartments Furnished Newport leach 3769 -----=------. • . • • • • • . . • . • . . . • . . . . . . . ..•...•••.••...•..•.•. NEW Lg. 2 br, 2 ba. in CM. lolboa Island )706 $40. WK UP. 1 & 2 Bdr & Gar, pat.ios , wooded tot. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bach Color TV, maid Deluxe. $275. 644-6126 Little Island nean.hops. & s<.'rv. pool Tiii:: 1\11-;SA, . b<i~. Neat 2 !:Jr. 2 Ua. -11 5 N. Ne"port Bl, NB, •Fair Housing UNFURNISHED 1 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM & DEN 2 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE A apttl•l a~rhon lor U-. ""'It •-U ~ A<h>lbl.lnq Office Open Daily 10 to 6:30 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llKl TO IEACH A lovely 2 Bd, 2 ba Condo \MAU "'"'mnto ----HEAR SHOPPING on t he F.I Niguel Gulr •loch.Ion Beautiful new 2 BR Course. Carpetln~. •1 IR",2 11 College student has fan s tudio a pts. Frplcs, drapes. dishwasher, •2 BR & Oen tastic bch apt. on water bllns, dishwashers, 2 car garb~ge disposal, air From Sl7S ·S•8S lo share w1nght penon garage. Sundecks. 1''rom cond. $300. mo. 8.11 0074 in Sunset Sch. Sl2S. $260. 536·2579 aft. 6 or S47· 9617 am. M.sa V.rde foit & AdorM <213>592 3296· __ _ S40· 1800 R d d •NEAR COMPLETION• N~wport l«och 3869 oommatc nte e t<> THE HUNTIMGTOM ••••••••• •• •••••••••••• share 3 br apt m Newport nr. beach 645-4637 Exc~~;~~Sa~~~pls VIWl(EWS. fERFRIN ONT ----· .... ----SPACIOUS home CdM. •16884SlMS• NEWPORT. 'fl... J,~r~ss mo.673-3121 ll.67S.1St9n 1/2/3BDRFROMS200 • ~ --- adj. to llunl. Harbour rS v Need room mate. Sl~O. 540·8442 or 84-0-1204 Striking design and an Beaut. be a<'h horn<.' Sl2S 2400 Harbor }Uvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. eleoant, exciting way to CORONA DEl> MAR complete. No drugb. So ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NEW deluxe, beach a rea, live. Choose IOfts. bay Laguna. 49!HJ2'J 2 Br. 2 Ba. closed ~ar. windows, stcvllohts, fire-2 Br Townhouse, frpk ---- BA~ VIE W 3 large bdrm:. S22S. Sept..Jun. 675 053'l &16-00tH 21:: ~a. Rugs. wallpaper. ----- gar age. Avail Sept 1st. LOVELY lgc l br art OH THE BEACH 014) 557-8020 $275. m o. All util pd. Also W:Joes0rv~1~;.T~ from $275. l Br from S20.5 Gal lo hhare h;e 2 br apt, 3 B 21 u 84S 3 l •· """'""• Pool. lennii.. contmenta Pk Npl, pvt bath Sp::t, r •. 2 oa. ·l t or m1111on·dollarreccenttr. 846·4938 Agt. No fee. Tennl\ tourts, too. breakfast. Some ocean & pool, tennis & many ex-Cettahna \'1ews. Close to tras. Call Anita, days SSOOmonlh. 646-1713 w ,patlll. So Ha\lronl l Dr r'urn. vt•ar:.. ll'.tM', Deluxe Condo 3 Br 3 Ba & lll J?<I. $250. !11;,, \l'h $18.'i mo. 103 Mt Fatldt-n retreat 1883 . r' be. ?\o pets. f.mployt'\I Pl n7S·l86.'i • S<t l, cph adults only. ""~ul. St•pt . Corona del Mer 3822 Costa MHa 3824 drps, m a ny xlras. U.e 1 l 673 4377 Avail Sept l ~ 2lir 2ba s hopping & fine beach. 557·6122. eves 64-t·4256 or 644·261 l. 644-7295. u75 Agt 894 <>A35 S • • y . ' ~ · • • • • •• •••••• ••••• •••• • ••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ..,... . . -~· EARLY $300.i\bo Lg 3 Corona del Mer 3722 Br & Oe n. Wintl'.'r SJ,50 BR Costa M . • Fi t Loe NEW triplexes. 1,2,3 Br. S• Juan ••••••••••••••••••••••• Steps lo orcun. &15·8171. pvt ::r$2:i~ !:eJ~a1i Only kj~J ~n ~hes area: Dix ~hruout, fryks, fncd l~~~~~~~~~~FEM. Want:. same to shr c.,fstr 3278 1 BR a pts. Adult only, no 5000 Ne~t-~rnc. collect (2131431-1195 or Quie t·garden·likc·adult yd. 2002 Hun~ngton St. ano pets. 11•;.! blocks occun. S58·12129/5Mon/Fr1' living. L"e 2,3, lir, 1,2 536·4022or539-6779 __ •••••••••~••••••••••••• Util. incl. 2500Seaview 2 UR fu;n apt. 50' t o ., EXTRA Nace 3 br Condo. bcaC'h. Wct!kly or unnual Ba: WW crpls. drps, NEW 2&3 BR. D/W, frplc. luxurv adutt renUls from THE EXCITING PALM MESA APTS. 3br 2ba Cos ta Mes a home. $145, 556-1490 Pool. r ef rig, drps, gar. Costa Mesa 3724 lsc. Call 675 872tl ELUXE 2 br, 2ba, frpl, 2 pal10, bltns, some wood Adults only. Agl. 536-75' S3SO monthly. $240 493 3406 ----1 blks to bch. Quiet. No burning frpl. Beaut. or536·4095 200 ~omontorv or. west. · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• w· t R I ·1 pets. $350 mo. Yrly. Jandscpd, heated pool & ----------' .Just norttt Of Jamt>oree MINUTES 1'0 NPT DCll. Bach. 1&2 UH. from Sl65. Active Senior Citizc.-n wants a Bach apt. or to share exp with <11110thcr Sr. Cit. Call 1·496-6190 New 3 Br, 2 sty, 2 car gar , 26553 Call e Sa n ta Barbara. 714·$45-2487 $39 .. 95 WEEK & UP s~~;:lo t~'i;'ch.3~f~~.?nw2 675·2188 Attractive rent. ON BEACH on PaclflccoastHIO= •Studio & 1. BRApts RR. frplc. $235. 642-.,'90 Martin'-.._~s. Tetephe>ne 1714t67S· TV & M d Se A · 1 ,,... .,_..,... owned and managed t>v Adults. No Pets 1561 Mesa Dr. * a1 rv va1 View apt. on bluH over 1777 Santa Ana Ave, CM Guaranteed no r ent The lrvtne com~nv. •Phone Serv. llld pool Anartments looking bay & ocean. Mgr Apl 113 ~5542 ---- (S Blks East of Newport Blvd l 2Br House to share, rtpk, s undeck. garden. Lag. Bch. $130 mo. $125.. dep. 494.2250 or 494·714-0. S....AIMI 3280 •Children Seel ion r:U f . h-...1 increase in 1975 ••"'OFF k' t n urn1s C'Q l\BtRo.,4cargar.Only$4 MESA VERDE area. PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS S46·98f;il) ------- •••••••••••••-•••••••• ~ wee s ren • • •• • • • • • • • •••• •••• • • •• 2 Br. 1 •·2 Ba from •275 2 BR. 2 BA Condo. Pool. w /ad B Ibo 1 1 d 1r bo Home atmosphere 2 & 3 QL " C 2376 Newport Blvd. C'M a a s an 3806 ia r r Investment Co. br dlx apts 546-1034 3 Br, 2 Ba' from $400 A/ . P ets & children OK. c:A8.9755 or L!Ac_3967 • • • ••••• ••. •••••••••••• Realtors 673 ___ ...:....._· ____ _ •Summer & Winter :.i beach is beautiful •Views of ocean. on the bay R Es 0 RT ~c~·ti~1c~:g~e$~;; mo. Non-Smkrs pref 546·551 t S215. m o. 645·7424 or J"t "'""' SJ6.l3SD 1-----------UELUXE 2 br on Grand Beaut Ex 38 2b So f LGE I Br w/loft, pool, LgeFurn28r Canal. Little Bal. ls. Hw Neeb r,h aP·ro jaculZi,encl.gar.ulilpd. Houses ''""ist.dor Bltns w /w drps pool Boat dot•k. frpl. radiant frpl~: S4~0 1!~c · a 10 1· Adlls only $235. Avail . . . . h t y I S40 N ~. ,, .--mo. ava1 7 l . UtrfurRllhH 3300 S200. Adlls . no p ets ea · r y. . o. 0 8/15.67S·9835or673·4200 ·I S. 393 l" ami lton. •••••••••.-••••••••••••• 642-9520 pet:-.1ch1ldrcn. fi73 0207 · 642·1960 days, 645·441 l -----Costa Mt'Sa 3824 eves NEWPORT IEACH Summer & yearly leases From $650 Month llLLGRUMOY Realtor 675-6161 Sl85. ATTR1\C. quiet, l & D<>luxc :!Br. 2ba, :'llu 1>l'l~/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• . - den, patio. bltns, gar:igC'. t h1ldrl1n $500 mo ll'a!-.c ~ u 1 et 2 b r . I '" b a. l Adult no J>Ct 22:J.I u !K>9 N. ffayfront 6i:J.77-I~. Off Beotett Path rownhous e. cpb only. RUTGERS · B Ibo-P . 1. 2 & 3 Br. 1\dults no 610Joann. SJOO. 548-9573 ______ .__ __ __ a a en1nsula 3807 pets. dshwhrs, shaJ: cpts. -----------• Nice lBr dplx.Quiet.Scp. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'lo-.cd garai;e. frpk. Hacle11daDeMesa by gar. Empt adlts over 3 Br, 2 na. b;iy view. new nm~. (jas & \\alcr pd. 160 w. WilSOR. C .M. ----------I 35.nopets.548-1021 wa s hcr 1 dryer. No Poul ClosedGcroqes chllrlren or pets. $415. LA MAMCHAA.PTS BEAUT. GROUNDS RE ... T•LS IM MAC. 1 br $140. Utt I JX). 5-\8·26·1!1 77~ Scott Place, CM ADULTS·NO P""""'. • " ,._, Cpls, d rps, pauo, qwct ~ ---642..-5073 ,-_. l ~ 1. Five bedroom. pier. Adlls. 673·2056 S37:l. Yrly 2 br. 2 ha, 2 10 minutes lo ocean. Lge bayfronl, yearly lease al ~tory. 2 car <:nd gar . I BR lLOFT OHL Yt I Br St 75. Gas & Water JS00.00 mth. bakony. 642· 1603 Pvt Patio. frpl. 1 'T l~e incl. Draperies. car1><·b. 2. Chann el He e r . furnished. Annual lease . justS600. mth. l BR Furn SIS.'l " gas heat. gas ~toH. a1r 1 BR Unfurn <;16:: Corona d~I Mer 3822 lmmf'diate occupancy condtlionin~. S\\1mm1 111! Lots or bltns. pool. walk •••••••• •• ••••••••••••• HAYLOFT A.PTS pool, rec. room. wa::.hcr:. lo s hopping. I. mi ~. n d rm . I a l B :I 283 A•ocado,CM &dryers . beach.931 W.19th!:>t f trcplJ(l'. t'Jrpl'llng. 645-0143 --- --• • •' \'1 It t NICE 2 br, I ba. Pool. 3. Pri vale home on 548.f}.t9'.:? ~~'..!;i.;~ ·· ,..u .... no pc ..., Ocean Blvd . Summe r '"""' Near Completion i'pls. d rps , Close lo e\'er r ental $lSOO mlh for Aug LTB 2 t3·11l I :i:..1t;7 \\ktJ~.., CEDAR WOODS llhtng. $175. 548·79t!6 <.1rt orsso8weekly 'Dana Point 3726 1 BH b 1 h -329 Uni\crs1ty Dr. near --- c -• · ••••••••••••••••••••••• , c ow \\'. rang<'. ..... eofH.wpcri $2 . . • rdng. frph" Water & Hack Bav. 2 br & den. l'o p c tc;. No children. Realtors 25. Spacious 2 Rd .\ ll'\\ elee pd. S235. 673·141li From s21s. East::.ide pref middle aged or re· deck. Apt. 0. 25081 l.;1 k d 548 7437 or 646·1164 tired. Util. pd. Sl55 mo 675·5511 Cresta. Owner. 445 Oak . t-\'esor w en ~. 642·5848. Balboa I sla n d . So. Laguna .494·6S18. IRR+sep.~ut-strm.& CASAVJCTORJA ---- Bayfront. 4 BR. 3ba. Huntfn,..on Beach 37 40 bath. S275. 673-~!X>!)ur 1.2 & 3Br. Sl6S. LOVELY Extra lg. I Fam ily only. Winter •••••• :':••••••••••••••• 4\17-2;!05 l-.ve!'>. Ucluxe Unfum/ hr, very c lean. No pets. or Furn. gas/wtr. pd. 546·5704. 1004 El Camino. $700. Yrly $900.675-05~._ NO !!'/C REASE in sum Ut·C'~in \'icw 2 llr , 2 Ba. Adults No Pl'tsSec. gate ---. Cottdomlnlums mer rent. B('aut 1 hr furn .!>undN•k :\<lulls only Pool Rel'. Rm. Elevator $175. 2 B~. single sty, ir...ml-L-...1 3400 apts Sl65 & $175. Spani:-h S27U. (i75·7155 525 Victoria 642.8970 beam cell, C&D. 2049 rv ... ~ 1 · '"A'' Wallace.646-8883 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sty e bldg. p\t end gar, Condo. Mi'na'mum 6 mos. pool. sauna. lr1dry, ucllts. General 3802 Gt'Mral 3802 S2lO 2 Br nu c_p_ts_&_d_......,_ $32 A . 1 . 17301 Keelsnn Ln. 1 hlk •••••••• •• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• St ·, f : rt ',.. ... S . v a 1 . 1mmed . w. of Beach off Slatt'r ,. .... ...,.. .. 11..., • v re ri~. carpo , enc. Beaut. furn. 2 Bd. Beach &12.7848 ,,,.._... "' AHA.HttM patio. No children/pets. side o( Hwy. Exclusi\'e -----7:11 "i\" W. 18th Sl, section No. Lag. Adults. S:\1ALL HEAl'll llOTi':L ~ ti7:J·i787 no pets. 494-8458. Rooms. s:a ;:;o wrck At last, I h:H e the most gorgeous COftdotnini....s Apts SIOO mo.~; 70~14; triplex. L:.trl:e owner's Uftfvrftished 3425 Like nl'w 1 hr . al'ro:-~ rt t unit. Bllns, w/2 over· ••••••••••••••••••••••• from bl'h Cpl. drp.,, ~ an ~a men sized bdrms. All newly & H UNTI NGTON Beach bllns. frpl .Jal'Ulll beautifully decorated 1n I 1 b & d 59'L ·813 gold. Span ish decor btx. r. crpts rp:;. " Q that's w /beam ceilings & huge re~~~~:i1.uJ~:~unty &IL~-un-a B~ach 3748 decorative frplc. Very ---••••••••••• ••••••••• • •• quiet & homey. Encl. dbl 0.,lens hnt 3550 diffe t' garage w /extra space ••••••••••••••••••••••• Summer & \\'1ntl'r lien e for ramper or boal. We 1 BR. 1 BA e:1c. gar. no Renlub ~ a re the best landlords in pets. 131 E . 21sl si .. "A" I Blk lkh & Town Oct•an 0 r a n g e Co u n l Y CRear) 644·0030 view. Fr pk. 4 l 'NITS RichlY, grandly, w /r efere nces. Our lc-- Sl50 t o S350 per mo. d'ff t nants stety & we want a o.ple:re1 Unfurn 3600 494-5145 wknds or art 6 gloriOUSIY I eren ! very part1t ular couple ••••••••••••••••••••••• wkdys . \\1th.1ll thl'pnvacvandcount1v rlut>1rfe· wino children or pets. Privacy + 3 BR. 2 BA. _ ---• ,11>youro11lddl:'S1rP1ntJt'Julnu~ An:thP1m Beautiful & secure loco· fireplace. gar .. patio, no Studio apl, gar, ut1l ru.rn Hill. ~1qht in th• cerH"'r ct 1 p1,1nnerJ lion. $275. mo. 544·9-166 or Catalina & Palos Verdes •Large private decks •Heated Pools-Saunas •Assigned covered parktng •Additional free park ins *Maid service avail • 1'\lrn1ture avail Open M FlO·ti Sal 10·5. Suo 12·.'i Huntinqton Pacific 711 Ocean A\'c (714)536·1.\Mi Managed by Wilham Walte~Co • BEACH ARE,\ • T wt and three bedroom ~1pb some w ith ftrcpla<'c:.. cnC'losed garages . utilities paid. S210. and up. TOBIN REALTY INC. 846·1311 Luxury apartment hvtn~ nverlooktni? the wal<'r. f:nJOY S7SO.OOO health sp<i. 7 swimming pools, 7 lighted tcnn1o; <·ourt ~. plus mile!> of b1cyt·lc trails. pull1ni.: ..... huf flcbo<ird . t•roquel. Junior J's frp, $229.!'IO monthly : also 1 and 2·b<'droom plan!. and 2·~tury town h (I 11 ..., t ., I': I l' l' t r I l' k1tt·h<'n:-. 1m' ;.1\1• p:-itioi- 11r llJll'lllllt'..;, l'.ll'fll'LIOI!, r1r;qwru·~ !'>uht1•rranean p:-1rk1nl! "tlh <"k\';itors. l>pliLin a I n1.11d ;<;er nee J u,.,t north or r ash1on bland al Jamhon·c and San Joaquin ll1 lb Ho:.id. Tl'lephonc 1714 ) &14 If()() for rent:.il 1nformat11)n Refnger alor. Security Pool, J a cuu1. Rec. Bid.: w 1 e xerc1 sc rm Billiards. Color1V. IRVINE AT MESA DR. 545·48.5.'i l.1 DO Unique Charm! LIVING MOBILE Home in n1ce- NB park. Male 17·21, S9'i mo. 642·2377 GarCICJH for Rent 4350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gara~e Wanted. Costa FROM $185 Mesa ar ea. Will pay ~s mo. 540·3008 ask for Ken 0 :1 k wood offers the Bo_n_d . ___ _ r1ne!.l in resort living at a Office R~ntal 4400 price you can afford. ••••••••••••••••••••••• There's $1 millio n in recreation Caci It lies 150 I Wedcliff Dr. NIGHT LIGIITED TEN· Newport FinanC'ialCtr NIS COURTS. A full time L~asi'") Office Space <ict 1v1t1cs director who Call on Site Mana,cr plans parl1e:.. BBQ':.. (714)642·3111ext24ti trips & more! Free sun ------ da} brunch. Plus bc<J ut1ful s ingles. 1&2 bedroom etpls, furni!>hcd & unfurn1::.h1..>d Rent:. from St~. Pnces vary by location. Models open 10 to 7. Sorry no pels or children. Roommate service av a i I able. Oakwood Ga.rd en Apartments Mewport lucll 880 Irvine Al 161h 645·0550 WESTCLIFF BLDG NEWPORT BEACH Corn11 ~HIClttf 0th-I"'" 1rv1 • •·• ~AltC....-.­,,~,-111 ./-1' El ... ..,, ./~..n ---· ./x.. ... _..._ ,/_., __. ....... ./ _,.. .......... Call Mr. Howard 645·6101 $140 up store-Offices cpl ~ drps a ir bath. 17301 Beach Bl H.B. 842 2A34 Beaut. dccor'd. 2 hr. Ii;:. llritk patio. frpl. lii5·1>3.59 ---Large I & 2 BH apts. with WATERFRONT Newport Beoch t:xecutwe offic-cs S150·S225 Month View or boa LS & water BILL GRUNDY N Jo:A R lloag tloi-p S27!'l enclosed gar's & pool. SEE NOW mo. :'! nr. 2 Ha Sl\lrllo from Sl65/mo. 1760 I New cpts. drp~. bltn:.. Pomona Ave. 642·2015 A\'at . Aug. ht. D 1w Ws hr & Urvr --- Luxury 2 RR . I Bi\ un· llook~p ·Nn p~·t<. j2,13 Singleor coupleover30.3 furn. Crpb . drps. frplc. DanJ Rd .. 042.73:!1 room apl. part furn. ds hwshr, range, pnv. Sl2S/mo. S.A &Yi 7&16. garages Bayfront. 2 lld. 2 Ila. Pvt Realtor 675-6161 NORTH C'OST/\ MESA Med1 cal/Ocntal ~uilc, 950 sq ft avail li.l f109r 2 Blks from bcal'hfront Bch. & p1<'r. s.').'iO ) rl.Y Rooms 4000 ~pht h.'\'t•I aph. 979· 1935 & 61 1 \510 •••• ••••••• •••••••••••• 1100 sq rt gen·I ofc sp31·e. Rt!nb SliU& S.100. • BAL. ISL. Sleeping room. S345/mo. Ample prkg. Children &petsok. NEW 3 BR. 2 fl;i . 1-'rplC'. no kitchen. Qwet adult Mr. O'Kecfe,549-8138 see at 322 19th St .. II. B. fed yrd. p;itro. gas UUQ $110. p /mo. (213) 799-4856 --S36·425'1or53G-2S91 gar, nr Hoag 110!.p 16th or646·6219 CdM 200·1iSO sq fl Cpl ----& Orange Adult~. SJ25 Drps , Air·rond'rl , ell'\ • I & 2 Br. 2 lllks lo bearh. mo. 833-1437 or ~O 8l!OO ROOMS SZS. week up wilh prkg. 673·4120 gar. pool, \ ery p\'l kitchen . 548-9755 or ----- Adults. no !>('ts From 645-3967 EXECUTIVE suit~ on $185. 220 12th SL. 960-3911. MESA VERDE --------.~ Newport Harbor. 400 to -----2 Bdrms . 1 •~hath condo CLEAN room for working 2200 sq ft. 642·4644; 2 Br. no children. no pets. with pool. S335 Mo. person. Costa Mesa 645·4405 Encl. garage, S190. Days STEPS TO BEACH 545·6107 --------- 896·4195 l':n •s. 846·7528. NEWPORT IEACH ----2 BR. Iba. unf, $285 ROOM FOR RENT. 540 Sq. ft. dlx. swtc 2 Br. Condo, fn~. stove SEA WIND $25 . Week Util. pd. Sl95/Month ·pets.$295.CMG46·44H 1s t & la st clean g . c~mmun1tv ofmagn1fic ,.ntluwrv 586-8963. 497·1236 aft 8 PM l10rnPS rvcrvrt11nq VOii l1,1v• 1nnkP<1 hr pool. t mile fr. bch, $240 2Bfi,2BacondoS475 645·2435 Aft.3PM R I · 61b-67nl\ $235. 2 Br . 2 Ba. bllns, mo. 213·592·2203 WE HAVE ----~mies --·~ COM. f ant astic bay & 1r 1n1r,,1rtrn••ntt•utw111t1n·11nd1· cpts. drps, very clean. SUMMER RENTALS Summer Rentals 4200 *I MO FREE RENT • 1-2·3 Rm. offl<'cs from $135 per m o. Near airport. No lease reQ ocean view 2BR. $400 Newport lt'ach 37 69 annual lease. HARROJI ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 NV EST M ENT C 0 z BR. 1 ba. tw:ll'h n<"1k, ~73·4400 avail. Sept bl lllk t BR, l Ba. frpk, bltns _beach. Sl75 yrl~ 1-i:ll 117!! p\l yard. Cost a Mesa Bl\C llt:L OR apt un Sl90. mo. 642-9666 . beach to'urnt!'>hcd. Sl:l.'l. 548·3869 642· 7713 1-3710 Santa Ana AMBASSADOR INN BRAND NEW N0Clunin1Deposit $35 Up No Lease Required s· I St d. A t mg e u 10 p . $peclol censtrvcllo.......,t• ( ll"'lt.4 tlm• Oftly) ...... ,, -" MfYlff ....... '"'"''" -.11. Jtt4t¥1MI ,...,,.<et11t.I • , .... 1111 ... ..,.11~ .. • Jotunl pool .c;.. 110'• • Recr•etlOft roem •All utllttl•• f'Old • Swltdl"9er4 ...... ff • wet bar .-....,-4~rweil. eHHttrel rol •Dlntct 41ol j11h-• Ho L WAJflFAlLS •STIEAMS • LAGOONS 2909 llUSTOl AVE . SANTA ANA (At s-th Coaat ptaza ) 540-2300 I 1" t ,r ynu ..it . Carefree living: EJch '..f'.Jr1 u •• rn .. rt· n Pl)I 1> •'<ltur 1 ~ :l wu I\ wa )1e1 .1nr1 dr ver 1lfr11rr 11'11wuh1 P m.i~cr -..·tf fleJnon·~ nvr n tr 1 n rnmr~rr tN r ore !:'d J1r ht-dttn 1 ~ 1 11r cond1t 1cmn.:i nver:;.,-e p,it1' or 1 n, 1Pn,.., "II' ~lot.191' And two • ~ JI ~1111 I I 0 I 1nd !WI" jJ(UUI Sl'd' V1• A 1r r>trnt!1""! • • 1t1ng ever .:'1 'n l 11 1 1·y 111111 rug;ira hill -,1 nt>w r1, cur. f'VUY dw fr om vour 0.1110 or l .)I onv rvcrv cl 1y you c in 1ndulqP vo11r love "f ~l'orts. Jll w1th1n wal1>1ng CJ1st.lnce 11 C'hJmn1on<;h1p tennis courts. golf cour<.e Jnct cluohouse, eaueslrtiln center and mflng va11s Your pr1v~te world here Is a perfect hedge aga1n~t boredom . Onr bt?droom. two bedroom and two tiedrooms with a den from $260 00. I urn1Shl'd and unfurnished Immediate tccur;incv FOur f.urn1sneo moaets open from 10 to 6 oauv tall 637-4500 Turn OH •tv•r~IO~ ,,,. .... v .tt 1mpt,..tt orooto wiull• 10 Noni oncn ~.to. 1!\tfl U 'ol to Afl•hf'tm Hiii\ to~o tn•n 119nt l~ rttt tntn tel t 011 c~nvon •im llO.tO 10 modt'I <Of!IOUI• z tl30Vlctoria .!J79-5099 Spac. 3BR. 2 BA, frplc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---C'nclsd ~ar., ronv. loc. associated BLK. lo Beach. New Con· do. Jacuzz1/volleyball. Sips 6. Sl25 wk. 968·5700 $100 Lgc, 2 Br. newly de· Avail now S290 mo cor, j!ar. waler pd. 842·5609/962-8118. Adults, no pets 548 944 I. BROK ERS-REALTORS l 02S W 8alboa 611 )661 833·3223 9Til noon ---MESA VERDE Condo. 2 br. palio. pool. S2.'iO mo. lsl & last. Ref's. rcq'd. No pets. 646·361K> ------ REOF:CORATf-:U 3 Br. 2 Ba. to'amily llnit. Shag crpts, drps. bltns, $220. No pets. 751 -5162 2 BR. ADULTS. Bltns. cpls. drps. nr. shops & mrkl. S185 mo. 180 "U" Rochester . 675-6527 ----- WALK TO BEACH BALBOA PENIN. PT. 1 & 2 br. cpl. drps, bltns, gar. 205 15th SL. & 217 WALK lo Beach. new 3 hr, 16th St. 536-4259 or 2 ba duplex Cpl, urps, 536·3058 U1W. gar. Yrlv S415 Desirable duplex. upper, !\paciou ~. tile. cpl, dshwshr. d1s prn-al Week· ly. Summer or longer. 1;73·203!) NOW RENTING HEW TRIPLEX A.HD FOUR.Pl.EX Child OK 675-0642 EASTBL 1-'F·Beaul apl. Roomy. RC'a~1m3blc Ren· 2 Br. 2 Ba. bltns. frplc, 2 tal. Augu~t 1 hou~e tr> patios. pool :t\.lll. S350 beach \ IC'W, adults. Ph. 644 03~5 675· 1763 800' ore + 400' warr· house, cpt, hted ce11'{!. prkg. M-L zone S22S mo. 646·1252. 644 2228 FOR SUBLET Exec. ofr's. ;:1t Fashion Island. NH. Wells Fargo .Bank Bldg 1 l11 2-yr!'. Furn or unfum /\ppm,, 563 sq . ft. 2 pV\ ofc·s ~ 3 BR. 2 BA. rrpl, $350 mo Sha rp 3 hedrm. fplc, on Secretary I r('rt'pt\nn 1·2·3bedms fromS185. Patio. cpts. drps, 3 car pnv. beach. Avail Au~ 11 area. Internallonal Data Near parks. schools & g ar. Pool Nr. Hoag Sept l. $750 Peggy Products. 660 Nl!wpor1 Eastslde-2BR New palnl· beach es. Will consider Hos pt. 548·9341. Eves. _546_·_5_880_·------i Ctr. Dr , Ste 2t0, .. NH. cpts·drps. Adults only, pets/children. Wesl of 646·2848 . 640·6060 no dogs. $19S, 12021st . St. Beach Blvd. on Adams at ---Pe n ins ula Point-2 BR --------- apt 8. Alabama, 2 blocks. WATERFRONT apt, 3 br. hou~e. color TV, fenced SS• PER SQ Ff 2 ba. yrly. sszs. mo. Call pal•~· W eekly r ates 1617WESTCLlFF-Nll 2 BR unfurngafdenapt, BROKER eves675-6122 ava i l. See at 2025 AGT.541·5032 frplc, dshwbr, pvt patlo, 848·8300or960-J858 • Mira mar or call. 552·0539 ---------'- pool. Nr. Irvine Ind. Deluxe 2 BR, newly decor SJNGLE to 6 rm s~te1'. Area. $205. 557·2841 Lrg garage. Lido shop 'g Modern 3 br. re~r hou~e Avail. in plush qtflcf '"'" 3844 area. $275. 673-2Jt28 ° n ° c e 8 n · 0 m P · bldg nr OC Airport. F\Jli t Br. gar, stove, refrig. ••••••••••••••••••••••• furnished S22S wk. West servic~ incl· Recep· Adults no dogs. $140. 240 NWPT Shores. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Newport 646-7971. Avail ti . l r · Avocado. 544-8230. New Irvine ~er race. 2 garage, upper duplex. July 26-Aug 2nd & Aug on1s • con erence rn1 BR, 2 Ba, patio. dbl gar, $325. mo. 548.8912 30lh-Sept1Sth xerox, etc. Call 833-3MO SO. Coast Plaza Area. pool, $3M. 833·1795 1 2 or 3 ROOM omcc Deluxe 2 br. 2 ha in 4. L .. -... 38,.. LUX. 3 br duplex. Npt $85. a week. G~ house. ~uites on Bu't'h al o c Plex. Bllns, cpts, d~. CICJllllG _.. -Hts. frpk. pBllo, llar. Nr. Aug. 23·Sept. 6 Open. 445 Airport Bob Oic .. "'--••••••••••.. ••••••••••• Si I Ok ...... s 0 .. I -....... -6848 .. l:MJIJ encl itar., $200. 40S W. . new. ng cs · ..,. a.., .... gun• '" · Right Realty m-85S1 Sunflower • (213)4.:JH847 Drop a pebble into the lse. 640·0899 Agt. Ocean from your Apl ----1 Beaut. decorated 2 stor)' Office for rent xlnt S31 CLEAN 2 br townhouse, Lease. Luxury. secur1ty, 3 Br. 2 ba, 1112 blks beach. duplex, 2 br ~· 1 dwn, Juan Capist~ano Lew. i i,; b a, garaae . $195. Mature adults. 31755 Cst. 2 br , 2 b11. dlx, 12 blk bltns. (rplt'. Child1"en ok. 49'-3JOI 1 Adults, no pets. 548-6357 Hwy. •99·2835. beach. 675 1706 Steps to buch S27S wk. ----· ----l~RGE 3 Br w/paUo & vu•:WL ... lbr Northen<t. Large 2 OR. 1"'1 bath Aug &Sept.675.Q7$ l..NMssR .... 44!0• " D LOWER 3 .. h D-.. 8R ...................... . frplc $250. \ Br $175 Stv/refg .. newd~or H t Townhouse. bltns, W. nrc oa)' 41 1 Garden 3plS w /po<>I. blks lo bch $260 adulh . nr lloag 11<.ll"p 2ba. lenn1s, clubhou.~. DELUXE otMc. eomm' AdulU only. The Ven 813-3731 S240. mo &42~ ~ach $300 wk. 131·221 • indu.str1al SJMI Also dome S4S·8628 ---- ---Agt. mani warehou s~s in ' paclous 1 8d c:arpe.l Saft CMtllefth 387' lA«uH Niguel tr i«I ATiRACTlVE l br, hAI& d r 8 P e 11 • ll ~ r • ll c • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Arch Bay, So. Lag Viejo areu. Ila la cpt1, bltns, drps, adults. Panonmlc vt~ Avali LARGE 2 Br. 2 Ba, all F\Jm. frplc. s>ft. bch. Ck'. San Diego •"'>' t4 n o pe t s . S\55. 1970 Aua l .S220.mo.tnclutil bltns, whllcw.aterview, .,u.32356StooningtonRd. 2000sqlt. Astowu'!IJ' Wallace, 648-4178 (213) 925.~. '98-3097 499·~31. S250w1t per sq n A l·HOO • I . I AJ ~ DAILY PflOT Sundav,Jutv27.1975 . ,.Add il ... Build it... Diaper it ... Hammer it... Carpet tt' .. Cement it... Wire lt...Hoe IL.Clean it...Move .. tt ... Press 1t...Paint it...Na1l 1t ... Plaster it...Fix it. .. SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb It! .. Patch it ••. Pipe it ... Remodel ~t ... 'I Roof lt...Landscapc it ... Ti le it ... Trlm it ... Sew1t .. . Haul It... Add It. .. Plant it... Alter It... Learn 1l ... .. AM-A·•oow. c ..,.t S..-•ke cww c.... 1~wd1cl-G eMr .. SeM'lc.s H.MIH cl•0ttl-,~,,a,........ ,..... ......I.., . .. -.... ,, .,, ..... ~ ...., •·•·•••····•········· ... ,....... •......... . .......................•.••••..•.............•••••••..•.............•••.••••.••............ ················•······ ...••.......•••.•...................••••.......• LOOk! ~ Sq n ol new C•rpet &: Uphot.tf'r)' SUMMER DAY CAMPS Lawns mowed C"dged Mechcal Insur. btlUnai. \!IC Nt.-ed A Clean House. Pror Painter. hon('ft Creetlu ~ LR. 01'1S Plumbin.: f'OOW Only ~ Call CI ea n 1 n ll St~a m & Each wk. d.lrterenl vacuu'med f'r'onl and ptt. MD o/k I" 0. Stty/ Oft)' Work tlovf' refs "'ork, reas. ln~/ext. rree INT£1l & EX'J'El\IOR Water hlrs . ull sl1es, d1:. n°tt Cold M~isl ~on· ~ha mpoo . l"ree eoet. . $15/wk b•<"k.$tO.OO.Call 7Sl·6747 l)pingmyhrn Ul3·3776 979·8977 A5ldorBetty est. Reh'. ~48·2'1S9, Pt1tlo t-oveni, M8.50nry pouhs. i.toppttl(t!ft. r~ lr or5 II B &&2·8806 648-7811 Forinfocall645·5050 orl>4S 2849 It Drt-___ 1 --642·3913 Carptintty.£t.c. Jo'rec cal pairs. rt>m 1.><frh11~ :i nd -· emo.,e Tew~ lrvmftCJ p 1 • C 11 K rep1 pin~. New ('011 ..... tr IX' leby1IHllMJ J o hn 's Carpel & Cotrfroc:tor M l::X ICAN MIKE'S 1ncl Cirudlnjt DIRT " ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXTERIORS SAVt : $$1 Fuir r ce. 8 dn lion. ~ Itri> ht• & bolll ••••••••••• ••••••••••• • Upholstery. Dn !'>hampoc: •••••••••• • ••••••• •••• • Lawn Cleanups Dl~DRIS 8:13 212'1 lr1>ning 3(Y ~· or light R . L . SI nor S l a l c _6'2· l'1'10 or l\!y 6'1S-tl84~ G-a2 6263 l\1o(rcr""11lhah~!-ilul\ll l~o ll r e t u rdant ~l ,.,,H .Gerwit"k&S<ln &Pruning 'Houll"CJ m~nd1n1 ll'x t rul Licen:ied Ins ured Cull \' nr :O,Onoru Sc·Mnl Lg Degreasers & all c·olor Add/Remdl ~ BJ.114321 A po rt m e nl!> ic omm <'I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • G41i·0357 · 979·33.1S _ Pla1te r /Repoir Rooflrt9 "11'nmy7~1 ·50ai brightener s & 10 min 673·~\ ~9·2170 f'reel·bt Cu llS48·~9 •llAULIN<i • ••••••••••••••••••••••• bleach for your whatl' ---l andtcapl"CJ Profesi;lonuls will 1>ainl •••••••• ••••••••••••••• les~u S•r•lc• <'arpcu. Save money by l'al10 t•o,·ers, tlt•<'k ~.1<.·11•an up:.. ln•ework . \',\IH>CLt:-:A="Jlll' ••••••••••••••••••••••• your home and clo il Pl\T 'II Pl.ASTF.IUN<; HOOl"S 1.:111·:n~i::o· He1>a1red & Ueplaced Utrt'l't to' a dory Servi<:(' Lin·nse C:JU..lS~l\Jii PH· 549·2'~1 ••• ••••••••••••••••••• i.:tving m e xlra trips . foru.:ei.. de. Compcbtivc rotot1 ll lng Mi nor ••SS.iO.'W?•• UOTOT lLL1NG~5 right. lnl/Ext. Rl•1ts All TYl'l'S t"rl'(' t-:s ~~!\CV B~\ RN i-:.-; (~n living room, dinm~ prices. 8#280294 R'l0·5S03 lundSl'P 'g. IOyr:. in area. (ia 1 a ~~" II ousc & Apt. t.andscuping·Sott S1ilc~ Reis. 49'1 ·3169 & ~-068-t limatc•s. Call MO·G825 I ~nlo! ~crvi•·c Heas rm & hall Sl5. Any rm --l>st;.2693 l'k:in l•Uts & Haul awa)' i"r(•e est. Master <'h11rk!t' •QUi\LITY PAINTING• \IE ll V N t-: A 1' I' t\ T C ll r.tlu by the P:IJi!t' or S750.<'0uc hSJO.chair$."i To~l JOnt!sConstruct•Oll --515·5·175&557·8"87 Day~i t!vesOC.0·21711 lnte rlor&-1':xtetior .JOBS & R~ST UCCO hnur 640·5~or6¥1 :>921 I ~ .>'r~. exp. 1s wha t ~. Rm Ade.lit, patio Expert Jopanete -1 call Lee ll.30·7278 Free est ff93 1439 -1·01m~. not m~thod. I do C\•rs. t're~ est. ti40 llntl Landscape Cardener $ 12 o l ood to'ord'i. LumJscupc -Tll• • c..,."ter "ork m.)'st'lf. lid. ref:.. Gardenl-Takata Nursery-546-0724 <:ct ncl or uns1.:hll) Sod /Lawns Sprinklt'r:-I Painting/ Rep111r. 35 Yrs ---L.1-••••••••••••••••••••••• ··-··················· L'Jl (1101 ··~ rn '8 ' Lt('/lnsun·d !ill:! 7lS17 d ,..,.,..._ .. ~ ' L "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• G---r of S•r•lc-. .ASll & UE tll:S work guar. tuke n van· ••••••••••••p••••••• •• Cf;RAMll' 1 I E. New & S \\'I·: & Profr\ t'U,l(lm , Q i ·t 1 .. , . lld ....... ,. .... l.oll.Sluflc·nl 548&128 tageofmyexp S367056 rtcmod I Free e ·t Sml , .. mod, rC."''alr. add on l.:ar~\~1 an He:i~onablc ua' Y 1• a1nt , Sl'IJ I:! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ____ _:__· · JUST,LUMll ... G ? <' ~ • ' ... 1 · od kl ·1 d MaM>ftrf "" Job~ welcom'" S.1G·2426. tn)U\;ilmn fo'rt>l' .-:.t &. lc.-~>atri. ,1n~talla\1?n ~ · s pr r:-. ~1 ('~n · 'Tll 1 NGS" by Moose House cl•ani"CJ l!'IT. EXT .. l br, $79. & up, l"ast S4!!rv Rt-as Rates l ~tgn:-.6~;-, 34JV .\.Saleh t'211581 89;iti c:lea nup 6 12 3331 Gen woodwor>.. repairs.•••••••••••••••••••••••··~··••••••••:••••••••• wedoacouslic.free•st.. JustOneCallTo: TopS o il -/-C --1>46·4908· plumbing.ek.642·5613 HOl'S .. :CLI::ANINGtsl'ur Brick:BltH'k Stun('"ork llft 1.Grel{ !JOO_ ·2766 .l llSTPLU.\1 lllN<i ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 .. 11ei:c Student 1\\,•r :i Cetftftlt oncreot• , , , . • R . . C 11 J · . Quality Work. He~1-.u11a r .,pr R<'mndl Atldtt ••••••••••••••••••••••• J ,\PANESl'.GARU ... ~l·,H 11\="DYMAN-Homes & usincss. a antC'es ble SS7·6S63 Papcr-l'ainl. 20 yr. LXp. •642·4111 ~ •TopSoil•Compost• ~J~~1 1 f<c·.s~ rLt\\' rh1llq.>~l'l•mentC:o IOyrsexper.~llphascs \pis . ConHienlio u s HaJ?.1:cdy ,\nnsG75·655.'l -·.-Need work. Save S No !\ll\l<\''.SP LU~TBl~l; •Mulch•Redwood• •iiJ!HJ. (',,tm \\orl.. f'rfi'l'::>t. fkaso,nable ~Umalcs C'r.1H<.man.tHS-6MS;ift-1 \\'Jnl a REAL (.'LE ,\N Mo••nCJ Wail. Salli.fal-tion Cuar •ti.$\i·Mn• C~_!!S86--0930 - • hl' bond ijl.5657 a!t6. l.•all ?51·19J7 llOL ~E " ('all Gini?harr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Free E:.l. 645 9951 N T S 1\1•14' ,,r lll'nH>1 ll'lrn ~ ---I DOITALl! c· 1 1-' Fl 615512J ----i OJUli'f~SMALI, r u er vlc• \\ 1trl.. ,,, .ltih l'f>li L:irA'' f'.1t 1o,,, Orl\·l·way~. Con· J •:PA ~ t-:S f. EX r 1-: RT £\t>cl ,; <' d I Plumb1n1:. .rr rN· ·" !S. _ Movmg h aullra~ {·k.1nup:-Paintin~·int /e-ct OH/\ I I': Cl F:A Rf.'O $6 •• ••••• ••• •••• ••••••••• 11r-~m.lll ~1 ike ~15 5129 !'rl'l '' 14 or I... Tru l.'t 01 ~A RDE~ ~ R lndus}n:.rl. l'll', ReJ~ Hatt"s. !;48·5:?11:1 • llOL'S~;n, Ei\!'IJNC: • Exp -re a~ rn•,• l!"t n·h.1 X hit'' ork · ~uaranlecd . 1 ' ' • • • 50 Tree Re mo' al. li mbing & ·• \Hirk Fret.· l'"l 83i ~" commer<'i;1l, Hl·srdcn -By HchablcCuuplP ble studl·nb 8-17 2126 638·8828 ":'est Wkrl<ls·Sa"!:~ Prt<'< Shrub clearing Rototill t. .1 rµenlr~ !'wn ll'l'"· \II . -· ti al. ~tl-i!f~ 548·Sl82 Hite Way .\I a1ntenanl'f' f I . ------(,u:ir 5SIJ.731!l mg. 642-2624 ""'".:~ & lkmo1.ldtn)! ('\;ls!>lfi<'d ad!< sell big -Ud rule:. Hl·_~:-iL8·t>:.'il Mo\'lnt:·Haullng·Cll•tin lnl<:rror Exceptionally -------- 1 11 ,tum \\ 1111u14 orl..•nl! rll'rn~. s mall ite~ or am .\11~1w. Eu 1 ge. Tr~,&n1 l'e t-,l<:l' l'l11mhinl{/l'a1nt· 2 l.adie::. Y.ill hnu.,t'l'h•an UJl 2 Colll'f.:l' Stu<lt•llh Nc:il Thorough prt!p. 1\n) pl u 111 l.1111~ walt!t 1''ord's TreeServ1ce 111~ illi:l 1 J ·t JI b-t2 Sb7 8 ant. andsl·:.t~. ma ml 111g tt.>mpktt:I~. I 'll•:1:-t• 1·;1111 t·:xpencn<·l.'d & lh.•;.1,u11a I< Pu ~on 11 1J I e . l. i e . :. c r \' I ca k ~ · m <1 r o Ii Lt Experienced Crew •·-i em ~ca _· _ _: _1 l,luality ~·ll'J:kl ti-15·8174i\flcr 5. 993·3854or:-i~5-tf>.U.! l>le.640·174\.1 P17ll<H4.751 ·70Hi 1•11closures reas.832-2At>R Lr c/lns ured962·7817 ·-- I r - lusi"us R~ntal 4450' 5025 Lost & Fo•md 5300 •• ••••••••••••••••••••• Money to Loan ••••••••••••••••••••••• Per sonals 5 3 SO I He lp Wonted 7 I 00 H.tp W ant•d 71 00 Help Wanted 7 I 00 Help W ant~d 7 1 00 H.tp W ant•d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·----------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.ll~T Pul1 Sh:1g~) lllk HOME OWNERS med ·:.ILt!ll male dog s1uo HEED MONEY? HEWAl1D ! 673-8"!60 THE COLONY ADVERTISING :ro Hl:-'TAILSll\..IPS t•rlnw n .s~on:ihlc :-pu<·l· ,,, c11l<1l>lc> )Jr~t' &. bntall Old "orld l'harm w1lh t-r,•oeh "rndu":.. gablci. ,\. .t ree' :\dJaC'ent t o t-c\:.11,at o f \rt ~ t; ruund:- !>80 liRO \JIWAY l.·\Gl':\.\ H£,\L'll \\ e h3v1• fund~ :.i' a1IJhll· at low bilnk ratl'::,. long ll'rm financing with no t..11loo n payml!nls~ C' :in you u~e runt.ls for :rny uf the lol111w111~ n: ~•'-••ll' .. lll•hl C'c1n<,11hclal11m \'.s<:allon /\uLo Purcha~e FOUND: White f'c>ma k llusky chow. Vic. Golden Wes t & Carf1elcl 11 11 842·8866. F'OUNO P rc:-rrtptron ~un g lai.scs. \'1c. .\1 Park. Dr R. lsa.ae~ 548·8765. Animal Hospital Ret·pl-C'lt'aning. r'ull or PT. Mon Fri or Y.knds. Orange, NH. or Jn·inc PREG"IAN'f? l'art n ~ c onr1dent1a l t'Ounbt'ling & rercrral .-\ borl1on . adoption &. kecprng Write Ad 11329. Daily , Pilot P .0 . Rox 1.560 Cosla Mesa, 92626 1\ PCA RE !'>47 2563 l>nnk1nl! prolill·m" Call AkohoJ 1 felplini.> ~-I hrs a day 8J5.J>OO l'ltlJOLEMS? Wt-: CA R E o~a: \\'A y HELP ('E="JTEH APPRENT ICE lmcnlon· Man, Spanish/Jo:ngh'h speaking. Musl ha\t' valrd Calif. chiwr~ lie· L'ompa n y benC'fr1 ... Beach area. &H·\781 We are seeking a person to augment our Classified Advertising department for inside telephone sales. Classified ex pe ri e n ce n ecessary. Excellent company benefit s Salary tommens urate with experience. I lfumc Improvement 494-7915 Purl·hase F\Jrniture ·---------• & Apph:mees : CALL 1-'0CND · 1•1umli I.HI l'omerani.cn wc:ir111 .: flea rollar \'11· <H' r\irporl ~~:? Ii 1:1 ~4 hr Hot Lrne l>l5·!S800 •SI 0. SPECIAL • I "eek only. t>-12 P~I ARTIST REQUIREMD4TS IHCLUOE: •Must type 45 WPM <electric I •Dependable TOr LOC1\TIO:'\ MESA VERDE DRIVE ..UZA Mechanics E-·ouNo· Shl·1u .. 1l·ma11·, 7 122. \'tc· l 'n" l'r,11' \ IHl 1\ :\ \S ~1 ,\SSAC1-: l11an1 lo l~pmida)~ ''" 1i33 l-'ullerton An'. C!\I • •631·1184•. ,\d Agency. Lay uul , pro duct1un . light illu..,t ra liun. Sal:i:-y OJl t':l.P Laguna llilb. 581Vi7 11 •Good speaking voice •Pleasant personality 1or ~tort-or c•ffl<·e 1\111pk p.cr)\in~. TOY.II&. n 1.rntn Jtrlfo:.pht•r•· l;.:!5 Me~a \\•rth• Dr I (,;o,,rn :\11•,;i [>\j 1123 National Bank Park. t n ;,;;:! {~53 . , li14 );>:!J·8" .. '93 F'OUNO ~ 1-'cni Pcl<lllh.·:.. J'UorJ1rry R11ek ti l !>s .. wh ilt· \ 11. :-.l'llllt'l'.\LllEAl>EH 11r :iftl•r j 1';\I. Warne r :\l'\\land . llB. Opl1lllU 1\!\1to 1CJ P.\1 Uon D"cll. ~·2841 \dv1l'1•nr1 all mall1•r:-. ASSEMBLERS If you a r e ;.imbitious & want to be paid for your efforts & have opportunity for udvun<:e m ent please apply in pers on to : 1714 1 ft31 ·07i4 :11:! '.'\ Fl (.':11111nn Ht·~d T ilt·~ l".\l'TOH Y -----F OV~[J : Ul:.cck 1.al.J "i.tnl'knll·ntt'.i"urappt 'ieY. µurl Jd1 •al ~huµ Mon•y Wa"t.d 5030 male. C'hokc 1:hatn, \H•ll l!l:.! OO:ll W.! !1(:1() ,l\;,11. in till' mall ~1-10. ••••••••••••••••••••••• trainec.l \'•<' ;\1 csa Temporary ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT mo1673·960li 01 1 Comp any need:. \'t!rde.l'\1 f>.lt).CJH! Employme n!& W e need t•mporary ,--540.000 or Guarantor to -Pr eparatton 330 W . lay St., Costa M.sa 83QSq ..-1 t' ., hltlg >-Obi fi nant·e nC'w (·ontract F 0 l! :\ti :-... m m I,.••••••••••••••••••••••• w orkers to help us An Equul Opportunity Employer Rol~a n r IW11c·h Bini y.1\h ~ a;or Company for C h i h u a h u a m 1 x • Schools & throUCJh a busy ~ H~!>o~ahle !H-t ti17:! mno,atl\·e fuel U!->e. Wi ll Hlk/tan whl :-pl on hd !nstruction 7005 m.r. If you ho•e •xp. Since Bid~ . good for bu~• pay 18 '. i n\ere!;t or ~agnol & Arim~ 962 3ROCI ••••••••••••••••••••••• and int•rest in any of Ciuaranlor Fee secured G 1 . ll;:irlmr \'if'w Pn··Seh•11•i th f II • . Help Wanted 7100 neSf that does not need "rth tank trucks and cen ° d w~re. rim gla.~i,C',, now at'ec·ptm~ Fall rc~1 ~ 0 owin9. c~ in ••••••••••••••••••••••• front entr ance. Cemt>nl -prest"rr p 11 3:ilh SI 1n . . · "' and applv. lrifu~t· maehrnc.-. <.ell • .!1 ~-i' 1ntlcrj.!arlt•11 r block "" rear entrance U1ck 714·7i2-2313. Prin· '\ewpor\. 673·C17-1:? 6-10·&\20 790 :.q . fl. Mo Lo Mo leai.e eipals onl'' ... lt>th & Placentia ('!\1 ---" ound. blk M c1wl..apoo. L . I II 12" high Well man1wn·tl CJrn to s.ir '" unt t>Gll-~ Morl9a9es,Trmt Jnd trimmec1 C.ill 1ngton Be;ich Ccntra PC BOARD ASSEMBLY AVON L \:\l'\ERY \'JLL.\<a : •• ~~~~~ •••••••••• ~?.~~ ~2·3742 ~:~~~t·~t!L.~g~'.~,, \~0~t.LJ'~~erb:T LOANS BQo/ LOST. Mc!>a \'1•rd1· an•a . Min. 6 lftos u p. stvf· with parking lot up to /0 med. blk lnghr dog, malt• ~~~s.~~.~·:.~· ••••• ~??.J finq & w lrinC} GIFT "NTIQU L' I t TD L --ttJ11 p collie lah m". Ila:. tan L~t Th• Kids Do Th• Houseworit This Summl't' -· ., c.· s Ollll'D"V 1• UFC ~I GR ·,\D!\tl:'\ ASST ~I \Rll'F: 1'4HDTDL.oans collar & nc:l-d:-ml'dit•:t Ut1 \Oil m·cd comP<1r11· t1 TOUCHUP l 'I OT II ... · lion. Ans. to · Rurn:ihy' " <il'l out & meet µc-oµle . add new intere~1. l'arn yr. of solderin9. mr1ney selling <1 u <tlit~ Must know & un· pro<lu<"I~. lnlcre:.tcd '! " • I ,..,(, L..owest rales OrangeCo. ~6-6077 rnanagc lhc admrri. & llOt;TJQl't-: I Sattler Mt(}-C :.t<'<'l. dct ail"! I ;1111 :.1 89o9Lca~e B~ 014nt•r '\?"I-I "'. 1~.'0011 LOST: Golden wnrkin•• Supt. Y.ilh P\11. 67-.. ,, i:;. ''1"" 1 •• -·-' ... v .. _ v ...._ '"v"""' St!rnng lfarl"'r area 2t Lab·Rctri. "Z.·\CK " 111 acr'l. p ersonrwl . Industrial R~rttal "500 years 548-6787 or 67:1 Jit.i2. ru r<' h . et c. Sa I rl·J.!. ••••••• • • • I !.\I 13.\1 . 642·5i~'>·t . ••••• •••• ••• • PVT. PARTY "111 huv 2nd I.OST : l'arnwl l'olor oh - l '.!llO Sq. Ft. \11 w fr'.~~:l T. o.\ Mrn. distount. longauto.sparetiredoorl r11,l\1•t;. 1'~>..Jl Pa.l'n•ll & <'Hl<'e. lg('. rear door .. _o C.:all : 642.3573 w ·1tc. plall'. \'ii'. ,\d:.rm~. la\1•:-Sl•l up & or mainl. 3· Pnase Cn1t 16. $18.5. 6::!3 -. - ---CM. Plea ... c c·;ill !lfo;)( 1~14 I full "'l nf h111Jk:. Lhru T B C<tll : 540· 704 l or Zenith d•rsta"d a ssembly 7·1359 rlay ... drawin9s, wir• lifts, 1---------- en9inurinCJ ch-~s . -:·~ ' ll:.tby~1ll l•r rwt'<ic'<I 1n m y c.omponent 1~1flco-hl)m c. .\I u...i Jxo perma- hon. rwnl & rcliahl<' 2 davs Terminal WCJv ('o ... ta Ha.,~S~cond T.D.'s ----. •1r PL s tatcmt'nt l'T "*'!'.3 Y ·~'" i>\I) ;,;Ju 1 1n dcnnm1n:.1tion,, ul LOST A_i.rdalc. $:!00 I your o fltre or m1nl'. CABLE l'\t'" 646 111-.ist l Sl(JO(l Sl200. & $MOO 011 Re:-"'a rd 1;,lb ml:lle. r urly 6i3 4626. ASSEMBLY ----I hair blk Wn 846,4!Yi0 "k. for 2 d11IJre11. mu:.L h :" c o " n 1 • :i r . \' i 1· lo ri a PI <ll' t' n t t ~1 ('.\I . S6 00 d;iy r..12 ~I 2.'loo; MI nr 17th & ~.r nglt' ~:.imilyp?ran ~t· 847·2769 ' 1l'uuple t u ll\·e 1n fur M i 6 Pla<'cnl1.1 \'\1 2~tl ou nt~ omt'b. ·•)b lO ----ht1U!>l'kl'1•prn1• Dcpentb· "· m o s • ~ x p. R 1\ B \' S I TT 1': H I I\ l' i n . must dn\ f'. salar) oj)t'n. I'\ t. qrt rs. 6i3·1481 ll"'r prk g nh ... t ;ur 12 lll~t!n· ... 1 a_mnr nvdr:-c . LOST : Mt•d·,•tccl lnl! ule. drr' e , cook. f'I<· t·t!nt~. 64ti·125:! 1-H4.:::ux l nrlcd Commonw~·;1lth (;olden hair d11g. ;\!alt-r.12 5:?99 COMPUTER BMl YSITn:H. 2<·hilrlr~n UFl.L'X E rndu::,tnal umts "rth offrt~!> 1380 lo 60vv -.11 fl fi·l'.?·4'63 or 64 2 700\. \J.!l. on prt-ml:>t'S. ill \\'. 17th St , <'. .\1 Fundt~g ~-~) \'1r . A\o<:ado. C.\I i 2:! -· !lb3-35ti7 H~lp W a"t•d 7100 aj!l'!> Ii~ X. 2 lo4 rl:1y.., pl'r 10%RETURN round. Cho<' Pt ~1:1mC!ol' female. Flca t'<•ll:.tr \'w The Bluff .... \'ery atrl·• S E C 0 N D T · U · t 1 on :it p GH O·t 2 I . AUTOMATION wk. u ... uallv Tut'" lhru ACCOUMTAMT Fri, 6:3-0 A~1 Lu ~l'l kiu:-> Male or ft-m.ilc. fu ll l8651 Vonl<onnan (lf( to Hhl at M.30 & charge. to handle th1 u • sthoul 11 ,1~ s fret: untrl •...•••................ H elp W ant•d 7 1 00 .......•............... HE·\L'T\' OPEHATUR !-:am more l>y rent1nj! s p cit' c r· ash ion ab IC' :-.; Cl-' r>11rl neath Salon Abk lor J im. &W·7321 Beauty Opet alor Jo:-ct:'C'llC'n\ working t·on<.11 11ons. Hrly or 70'; C'omm 5 day week . Be your own lioss. Clicntclc not nt'<'r Student g raduate or. ~42·90:10 &548·!).1--17 . BKKP'G CLERK l'\ e y. p o r t U c a 1· h l osuran1·p Co. 11 \.'l'd:. peri.on " IJoukkt>epih~ exp. to hjflfllP c•ash rt" reipl~ & must be r rof1 1•1ent 1n opt•ratmn of 101 k('y. Salary lo ~t7:'i & goocl co. lwrwrit:.. t:a 11 ~tr~. Ne:.cl is:!J ~1;;n. Boys & Girls 10 lo I~ ye:.rr:-of ;igc. Oar ly P ilol dl'I" crv route~ may be a\'jlk•ble in your area. ~ilrn µn1frt for de lrverie::. & l'a:.h trips or mcrchandisl' for selling JUNIOR SALESMEN Ages 12·16. E<:arn $20·$40 per week getting new subscribers to the DAILY PILOT after school and Saturdays . No delive r i es or collecting. Transportation furnished. Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley areas, call ~0-1270 Equal Opp<>rtU11it~ Employer 7 I 00 H•lp W a ttt•d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHAUFFEUR Mat un• per:.on. lea<11n!! :-0: 1-i 1 lo lrl l':Jll Ja1·k. liM 1700. 1-; 0 I•: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cockli.ttl Waitrcsi.e::, Har\endt!rS Tl Ff AMYS p , l l'lub & Dis1•olht•qu1• C.:lllLD ('AH i':. m~1lurl' For inll'n·ii'"·m:;.fiO!lO t·:ragli'h :.pt•aking l:.idy tn lLll't.' fnr my d trldrc•n 111 C I t fl l l I d II. II honw. l.1\'l' 111 or ? <; .u t•n ."'· P ~ ~· C· out 96:1 ·2 78.i fitr 1 liv. 1·.ve~ Sat. Car. phone n nc:t• "r Lyons IH8· 1004 CHIUJ CMU: rwt.'<.led tur l yr ultl .\I y homc prd. llunl Hc:h ·Brookhurst an'<• Expcr & m;iturt' Fu 11 ll ml· .\1 · F \.11114·2-l.l.5 C hurch S ec'y $600 li 0txi typing · no S II WES TC LIFF P1'rsonncl Agene\ t \1 B rt< n I Ct'nter I lli5 1 E 1-:1linger. S,\ I' a II :; 12 88:lH C'h.'rk SENIOR CLERK TYPIST COMPAMION Would vou be inlereslt!d in lh ing in a nice honw. hel p!n~ n1ec p eople. car111n~ S400 per m o with ltul·ral time off? H .th1:. inti:rt':.I~ \'OU, tl ) OU have good rderenc~. plPa~t' e CJ II HOMEMAKERS 1\ Uh of The Upjohn l'o 752-0992. Conk~ wanted. S.rnibu's Hei.laurant. :'.liss1on \'1c- ju. Crown \·alley Pkwy & San U1ego Fwy. A.:ll·~l -1 COOK Xlnt job for exp. cook. Day :-.h1fl . Top wages &. benefits lluntington Muumum or (>.';V.IJlll. ar Valley ('0 11\ ales ceot curate' ty r lnt?. <;•.11)(! fil Hospital. 8J82 Newman rni:: skills. front uffii·i· ap-Ave. lluntrni,'\.on Beach. pearanec. Hctl'pl ronbl. _842-5551 __ IPRX (''_l~Cri.<'rwe tlt·-.ini· Cmq1l1• for :\partm~nl •le . S.ll.ir' t•1 m · 1·le:1n111g, lllo!hl main· 1r1r11'-IIra\1• " 11 h f' x · l 1 11 :i n l' e . A p I' I y i n J>l ri1·r11 l' t.1111d fn11~e pt-r~nn. Apt. !)5. 275 Jo: l.a•nt111 ,.. .\µpl> in l8thSL.C\I pcr:.un STANDARD MEMORIES 222 1 South Anne St Sa11t;1 ,\n:i. Calif De al•rshipr. A .,ail. R E NT 11 :.!!'> c.q rt Sl:>S 1200 sq rt Sl70 673·7030 1i'i.'l 5116 • WA!"TED by pri vate 640·1483 party ror Beach area -- home. $20.000 pay;sLlc m I L?ST· Bosto.n Hull n1.tlc> ten·bl Only JU'' f1Jrj~r ... '.I<' or Garf1t'ld & 1 'kt·ured b~ S70••w; h11m1·1 '\cy..land lfB Necrl ~ r1n<i n c1al !>tatemcnl:-. , lrTtM 2 30 l'~I then provide ForprivalE'tennisclubm -~qualOpptyEmplrM ... tr.1n ... porl<.1lion rro m ~ewportlicach.Sendre-ATTRi\CTJVE rem want· l 'n1' l'a rk home to some m tldl! !->alar}' re-ed lo work part trme 111 C.11 S lor i."im team al q111 re menl!> to P O.~x real c:-tat.e offici·. <.: l\I. 4 30 . non·swrm davs new subscriptions 1-'or information please l';11l 642·4321. From S an C l emente S<t n Juan -- Capistrano arE.'a. ca11 l•---------- i\n t:1111:d oppurturuty F.rnployl'r ~t 1-· Amtoil In<'. n:ition '::. I r;:.:sl prod uc·cr uf syn· t h etit· lubricants fo r land marrne use. needs Rl':P. in Oran.l(l' Coun\v. Start P T. l>wld l-'1T . ~o exp. nee. We train. Con· laet Ray S tephens at 968 5753. Ill to 12 nuom 11r 1;.7 P .\I 2R"" Newport l'-c·h ( would nc•cd to stay unt1'1.: 9..,,~3· :-oca · ,1. Will train. 556·1il71 v c.uv PM . <..:hiltl ren allenrl Auto M•c hank 45 1;; :r;,·hool. Call aft ll Need imm!•d . cxpcr. !'M.552·7942. " s \ 5 o o o "',1 u 1 L , . 1 :'rte d r <'at 10 n Rew a r rJ VIEJO * i 962·231'9'bef. 8 :1.m. . !162·700_6 't'V. Ind U!--lri a I i.p<H'l' I . Perso"als 5350 Accountant·Ex•c. *MISSION ~~-~f> ~~~}~11i1~~·~~ ~~~' ou~!~~o~n!~f P~~t~ 1~e::~~~~~~r\11~101:1~d~1·~ 58l-ti310. <1n 1mmediall' po:.ilion vi I..\ Timi•' lo C;\1. Nll lll)W 3 \cill:.th((> 1\0() 1<11 - - - -( f ' 1.;.uoo .Sq. rt lmmc'<hatel Lost & Found 5300 •••••...:..:••...:..:••...:..:••~··~ or am1ly trust. Comne· used car mcdrnnic lo BANKING Equal Oppor i:.:mployer for a <:ll•rk generalist i1re11. :'\o c•ollcd. Must 14 hn l'an l,\pe liQ WP:'.1• ha\'l' dl·p1;11d ear. Sii h('lpful, rt'lic\'c l'On · 548· 1752. ~ --lent in in\e~tment~ tJCl'UP3 nt:.\ ,\h."<'IJ .tt I••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------------·~ :.molysis. l a:\ & fimtrll'lal Llnanrmo l TO A CHARMING plannin!!. C\l'l'Ulive SAVI-: \!OST nn;Nu udorablc half ''INAMORATA'' I ·1· I' II I a )I rly. ·u t1ml'. '';ii DEV .. :t.OP\H;;\f g r own S1aml'"f' rat '-.... ed h d. l I am a mature. upper r11 L'h:•irman •714 167381_52_. .~t 2310 (lr ,1(1 ti I' rn ,,e s omc 1mmc 1a e· 1~:1.71)87 ly Call 645· lii5 <'Ome E~ec:uti'.<'· in '!"Y At·counts Payable. H. t-:. Rflttah W ant.d 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~t-:'< C1\11er1 wrl) .J<>,1 rt> ... lower I br unfur. apl 'fr. 29 & 1(; Bus. llR S1so mo. 960 23fi7 U>\<~IJ or 1 Br " fl'H•I l'~ .... 'v. II R ar ,, '-l'"" \ug I or after. tlJ.> 3iu5 4(.; 3) H OUSE Nwpt. CM area 2 tfr. fnrd . ~<'<:epl k1dc, St5() to '200 mo 1;45.1;-;1;7 (' M ~ R ArcJ \ IPI nftnfe !>e fnm1I ~ 14 ll h 'llt>ung chrl<l rcn ur~Nlll)' "1-'cds unfurn'<I 38R hoo~. 545-28:'>1 !">t!l3Hi2 ------lute for11ei.. v.1th a i.111 cttnslruction co. Call :'llr. LOST FOUND <·ere dc-;1rC' tn rrlHtc to an Thomsen. William Lvon A PET:' ;1tlri1 cll\ t' Mns .. n ·:1tl\C' Co .. N.13 833-Jf..OO . 960·2900 Adoption. Low woman "'1th h1·r "" ll 'llh Cost Spay :"et.1ler Info. ~tanl 1a l fin,1nl'1a l int·om(' •---------·· or portfolio She must be ACCOUNTING l..ost. O\ al. Per:.1dn, turq. ,t -.rl rin~ al Zilh St och :-.. H J 11ly 9 Hill Hrtr hcy fi.15 ~119 HcwCJrd . Lad1c:. Yello14· gold \\ r1st watch. Lost Sat. Betw een Villaf(e FH1r & Cress Sl , I . .J).!UOJ (';ill if>t 12.')..t ~(l. Loiit . Bluepl ma le cal (grey w /blue eyes) vie. Ca p ist. R e h . Rew . 493·6960 ('VC accui.lom ed lo a nd ap-••lll••r:===:I preciHlive of a lu\urio11~ hom e and lo'nJ11~ the f1n1·r lhings in hfc. art. n1us H'. entertain in.: a nd tr:-" cl My bu:.int:'!>:> rnlerbb in *Accountants voh·e Gt•nernl A\rallon /\ir<'rart and l'n~1n c •lookkeef""'S powered Yal'hl.., ~ly 111: * Account'9 Oerlci c omp Ii .., h men ts ll r<' TemPora ry Assignmt!nts publls hl'fl in • Who':. PleaseCall Who". I ;.im s1.11d to bt' A\eta f'redricks, Mgr r ather dynamic, ag • 714183C JllOl gressi vc. l'h1.1nnin~ and JoCt witty. I rc \'e rc In and C':ln E<1ua l Oppor. F:mployer express dPep <'motion.,._ __________ ] work on all type:. rJf 1m · C ., f--...1 L port s. Smo)! L1<'. prd :, on ~n ·~ oan day wk . 12 i.; "' c·o Underwntffs h (' n e r I l s s l' t• I) 0 n & Proc•s sors Schimpf at nownt·y Savings & Loan DOH IURHS has 1mmedi;ite openings PORSCHE/AUDI in its Lo;in l>t'pt. at Santa 3 Ana for Loan Processors 136 I HorborG.G . & l'ndt'r\\ rill-rs r-:x 636·2333 11t•nenced in FllL!\K &. AUTO Mechanics AMC •Heavy Lbw •Transmission •Jeep •4 Wheel Drhe • ConLact Wall •. KENDON ,. AMC,.IJEEP , l<t:) 1, H • CO'l~Y!S~ ,., "'!I FN !'\1 :\ Co1wentional Loan' <.:o ntac:l Mr. l<1t•hor1l Davenpo rt , 17141549·881 I BANK NEW ACCOUNTS SUPERVISOR BOAT GELCOATER Xlnt pay, good futun· for person "'ith production expHi<'nt't• &. .cbrlit~ to m aint:cin & rf'pair :.pray equ1 pmt'nl. ~lust he ;iblc l•J tape & gl'lm;it saill>oat molds & Vjndy of .sm a ll parts. ChoppC'r t;xpcr definite ad\'antage. Call <'t.>llect. 703· 165·3723 a:.k Hu~s Sm 1th IOOKKEEPER 1-'\J II time. Const.ruction background preferred. Reply to Ari 431. l' /O Doi- ly Pilot. I' () Uox 151i0. Costa Mesa . Cu.~ Rns. Bach or I BR for 2 LOST: Springer Spa-nle l. J.r~ ror r tsp<mb1ble adll. m alt. Blk & WhL Vic. ol C:dM or Bal hit 644·4923. Gohlcnwe~t & Edin~r unders t anding, t cndf r· ness and love. I am 6'. •---------•1 Auto Mech11nl1· wonted t90 lbs and present..(SO l ACCTS ,AYCLBUC have bt'en told ) 3 T 0$000 exrriencecl. Own tools. Openinl! exist.s in Costa Bookkeeper /Secretary l\l csa office for in · 1''ull tim<'. Tbru t rial didduul with 11 number balan<'e i'\t•a l . l(ood or yc•:trs :O.UIJN\'ii;ory ex· lele phont• c>.pcrienet'. perienc·e rn a Savings & Nwpl. Brh. nrea. Send Loan. Must h ave full resume to l\d No. 461. knowlt-'dJ!t' of Sitvings & Dally Pilot. P.O. Box Loan operiltions and pro-lSGO. Cob la Mesa, Cu. r e d u r c s . Ex c e 11 e n t 92626 . ... lans/a.•tlf/ Reward! 84_2_·_iti_'J_6 ___ , ~· LOST Irish Setler /Cold. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Retn r mix. ma.le, 21~ ..,.._., yrli. V1r Gro .. ·e SL CM. o,, 1 rt..ity SOOS Wht. flea collar. S41--0009 ....................... --- \CA~U FACTIJRING PH0PR1P.TARV LINES \ f I') pr olltablt. Pount1 · Fem . Olk !Ab/ Setter Mix . Laguna Ca· nyon. Wtll rec:t & cared fnr Sweet disposition. ~ 1081 somewhat. d1i;tin1tui11h<'<I. LO ....... r•OCESSOR Al bencfltii Appl> in II "" " pe r sl)n tH7 AniJhe lm h1rnd~me.we ·f(roomcd t-:xp FHA/VApk'g SSOO "'''" <.:M . 7:30 to 5;3(.1 appeann<·•· Ancestry Is Ff.E P/\IO Mon fo'r r predominantly Frcn<'h (Also Pee POl'Jitions> and Ila II an. tr you MIGUB. possess the personal and financial attributes ex· P..-so ...... AC)lftCy pressed abovt. pleue 27601 Forbes Rd.Stt-.. 9 write or ull in ron 3 ,.,l•ris ~nter (ldence and be asgurcd or • ll 1·1477 my respec&. wxterstand •---------insi ttnd 1tppredat1on ol HOTICt Allfomotf•• BOOKKEEPER l':X P 1-:R I ENCIW HtwportO..... l l l-1 100 'ltt lary and benefits in a 1---------- alifomla Li<'ensed MEDICAL moder n w orking en v1ronmc>nt. ('all for up poinlmt•nt · J Hu Ill m ore FIDELITY FED Ehl TECHNOLOGIST t o w o rk In 200 b<•d hOiprt,al Wtlhnl( l o rol<tt.e weekends. Exp. in m lrrobiolou TUSTIN COMMUNITY llOSf'ITAl. Ii 14 ) 838 Ofl( .. h:'l :JOI "Ole <1pC'r . & or rt'<'e1>· ~---. -.-- l iuni!->t . Thi!> full timeDf:'llT1\I, 1\!>S ISl n t, llO .. ILHHt a lso c·ompriM•s l'h;11rs11l1',. lirr~n exp. X· rcspnn:.ibrlity \\Ith joh ray lw n :q cl 1.12.0fiOR C'nlar~r m1'nl ;md an 1·x cellC'nt hcne frl pa<'ka.,it• Our c.-xpanding mann(' cns:rnccrini:i company 1s re locating lo tlw In Ill(' Complex b.v early Qc· tobcr . 'We ace presenUy l oC'a l e rl near L .A . al rpo rt, mde;igt' al l o w<1n ce n eJ!oliC1b le . Please <'811 for appoint· m en1. 2 13 /6"9·1222 Equal Oppo r. Employfr Clerk-Typist Need an energetic clerk· \yplst for I h<' Classlticfl De partment of the Dail~ Pilot. Mu~t be fast nnd llC<'urate . 65 wpm 1t•IN'· Irie> l::llcellenl com1wny benefits plu1 opportunity DENTAL REC EPTIOHIST l'art limt•. t'\JX!rienced, mature. St•nd n-sume lo P.O. Box 1427. l'\ewport Beach,Ca.9261.;3 DENT Al ASSIST. Periodontist needs •'-· per'd f /lime assistant. Expanded duties oppor. Xray t'crt rtc'(jcl. 842~1. H.B. ---- UENTAL i\SSISTANT Exp'd c hairs ide, en· lhusiastic. Call 548-8844 DENTAL Asst. Great job for J?irl w freal exp. In ex- pande cl duties. Do not op. ply unless you areaharpl Tremendous opp. in pro- gr e u iv e, preven ih e Dentalofc.~ ror advanC'emenl l o ----------t f!tephone sales position. Apply Daily Pilot 330 vi. lay St., CostaMna Jo:q111I Opportunity Employer Oentif'arch 752-1541 16') 0110 2Y'r~l\ + S mall ln~nt.ory MOU.A .. D~S Ml-4110 S/\I, r.s S«M>fl08 Pound . Male A1111tralian Shepherd. at 0 (' Fair· l{round~ Has sti\ch~s Mff·61J.4. your perAonnl dcfijr,'s Contact : Mr . "I. M Sin· cerc ", P 0 . Box 20'.ZJ, II untl nRlon Bea<'h, (.;3 92&4'1 or phone 846 1125 /\nyllmt-Sat. or Sun .11nd only un. 6PM Wttkd1ys how Dally Pllot Cta!'IS· tff<'d :uis d isplay their me"'oites with lcaibmty and lmpat·t ? Our ads. we 1\ulo Pnrt s Counter Sales man Wanteod 1-\ill t l me·exp'd /\pply 1n person . llub Auto Supp· l,Y . 2120 Hnrbor Hl vd , Cotta Mesa. SAVI NGS & LOAN ASSOC I 1\ TION 1~ HArhor Rlvd., Costa Meu. Co 92S27 1714)8~ Equal Oppor. Employ<'r COCKTAii. Wttiltess Ap· DlSHWASll ER Prof , 91)' In p er s on· 1iunl· mature Nlghl~. Asif for CASHIY tntton La nu: 19512 ·~t.urkom '1418 Lacuna IMa<'h Trim & rabric Shop. {tOOd local. FOUND sm:ill <0 htld'11 pre· ~llrnia due to ll lneu . l<'rlptlon g13:!~'\ on front '4.gpc>. plui Inve ntory lawn M C:o~ta Mei-.a 4:Jl9705 a.R.er8:30 home. Mf-1002 ur(' prourl to •a)'. really -- Pho n t ~II lhlngs rast with Dmly PU°' Wanl Ads. • l eevty 0fM"afOI No rollo" Ina nr<" Comm t1u•u•ntef'd 64.j.l(M f\lll· llmc only. Aac 20 t. Beach Blvd., HB Ohhwuher, mature Senous applicants. person, f\all or pert Umc-. Good pay· S Locations 1 r y a O al 1 y pl Io t Mtsa ¥•nl• Collvales Metro C• Wash Claulfled Ad to buy, tell cent Hoa•itel, •1 C.ler 2950 Harbor RI. C M or rtat somethln1-St. C.M . ' • f • • , , ~~~ ..... ?!~~~~ 7t00HtlpW.+M 7100HetpW•te4 7IOOH.lpW•tecl 7 IOOHelpW•h4 71 00 Sund1Y.July27,1975 . OAl\.Vl'll.OT D t'lfl.. DllftATCHIR ••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••• •••••••••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••• -.. (• rd c .. 1,n J R.CLMtc MO ore. Exp. front & s--s-u. s Sal•• ·-Cat•rlna ... Wmh4 JtOOAllffqwa I005c... IOSI I .raveya Qf~ • Apply MI c roCl Im I l k back ror buay apec:i lista '"-"• -enor s t • .., •••••••••.•••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••••• ............ , inperaon · & n1, 6 00 olc Se d l PO To co ntact preu1nt ocrt ary, exper. pr11· SIClllT41lY · WAITRESS wanted. ""' Capodlmonti Tea Set ttlMAL..AYANl\J'r'fEN$, YILLOW CAI room, mill exp. nee. 8o • ~ Fesume ~I · w1ttomcrt1 & c1uote. pr1ct-li rtrred, Cood typt:;t, C..11 To Art Oirc,tor in rapid· purlcnced. l''ull lime/ & Cloi1Jonne Lions s· 'X 5.. Ptldl1l"ted ~ Rt~aste~ 188 to; l6lh C~l M Apply In Pel"50n JC • ount. Va ~y . tm upandod line of pro· 833·36~3 Murl·f'ri 10•4'. Jy erowlna: Sull Bo;il r11rt time lun~h penOd. 499.3529 No Oealers With tthol.,. 675 Q,l~ NO .PHONE C~L~a Mwln•r'1 S..t.cu M !CH AN IC°Clus A . duel&. Otta~ loc:ah:d 1n ft'or Interview. Mfa. Company . Man· Cull for i.ppt after 2 pm, -· --••• PLEAS~' m~ Westcllf( Or. NB. ft~/tlme. WllUOi to work Irvine. 8 hr duy, (9·4pni> SALES d1ttory 80 wpm accur,.te 549-!J.144 WA NT p: o ! Old M ustl' \f'A ~c&. Top 1how Qll<I~ 1 --' wknda. Comm. w/ auarn. 3 day wk. Cfuo·Thurs '· HOUSEWIVl•S typing with put1te·uP ex· Boxell, Mettlach Stiens & Lna· hulrtd Pen1a~1 1 "!"" ---• Apply 3190 Harbor Pl, i.alory $3.00 per hr. C4.JI ~ perienct. ft;xc1tlng (tc•lcl WA I TRESS Jtoyul Ooullon Tob1e1. 1 Blh~ Wht11. SlOO It up~ • ~ec:l1'9nlca Tech '~Stl!l2·7~Ks KEYPUNCH CM . Ctrol for appt. 979·89S2. To,AYR&TG11's" for :.harp 11cnon. JU~l WAITER P\.'. or Colle<:Uon. Will 642 1200 art 6:30, l'TI ~ Secy/Mfg •• . p <.;ompO!itr <•xp~·r. & u pity cuh. ADltlAN"S, Sun. anytime. ___ _ '1angementTraln re·Sc.:hool Teacher buckiround an 1HIVC'rtl:.· Over 21 Full part umc. 3111 Vlll:t Way.NB. .1.A S1·c Rectl)t/Typlst s~so OPERATOR neod~d lo work•vurious Clfts 'N Gadgets wall lntt dc:~lruhlc. S;ilury Noexper.nec.Apply,725 673-7202 f'trtio"IC""'" •••• Puyroll/AJPuy. toS800 if hour:i . Must have train Inexperienced Open C all Mr ~ H k St CM -Show prospecla, ab.q / nur111:ry :sl"IH>ol cert. or housewives to c;trn $2000 Sherlda~. 714.M9,971l · · a er · · · fr. Sofa. Baker delik. "H•d servlct'. m0tl <'Ol•; IRVINE PERSONNEL 2nd .a.Ht Medi •arch working toward11 onr l>y Dec. Isl dcmon~trat· WAITRESSES ('luppendllle choir . Pre:;=i ors. SlOO and up ste?-:?910. SEO\/l(ESe-ArENCY 12noon ·8pm SA/Nwpt;arcu.Cnl!Mon 1ngbeautlful llnesor••1Hs G 111 • R b'"c'-s More 4""'1Rt0 ----1'1..V 1 r¥..J 0 u ver :< e~taurnnt If\ • " • • ...,. SIAM t-;S£ KJTl'ICNS. r~ ... 4118 B.11th St. Wlll keypunrh and verlry IU-.»JI 9'79-9241 tic\~~:~:ho~~~;~"~1~~~: SECTY /RECPT. lnlcrvie,:-v111~ now for t'X· AppHanc.. 1010 w/ :ihot:-. C'hamp. ba~~::: fAt Irvine). Costa Mt" .. a on 96 column data re-Real E&tate, lil·enst-d Need t•ar . Call 962·5604 Boating ~u:sineu, 2 pr~ lunch wultres:s. f~P-••••••••••••••••••• .. •• a; round. ra11 ~·1118:?. Slit• 224 642-1470 corder . n e q u l r u salespeople. Why not Gifts 'N Gadgets opcnlna11. full time Mon.· ly in person bclwtX•n • on Washer & Dryer 3 Yn -~ minimum 2 years ex· work in the hottest arco ··our 2Sth Year" f'ri. & part time 3 days, tln'u Thurs. 3 to 5 PM. Soars hvy duty w~sh<'r & D095 IO•O pcrlcncc . ~xcellent Huntington Beuc•h/Jo'oun· mcldg wuckt•nd:s. Prclcr Ml84821~acArthur, lrv11.1l' cieluxe dryer. el«. $300 ••••••••••••••••••••••"; spe\!d und accuracy • MonfcJotnery taln Valley. t;all Phil Salulady, b ptt"'d ;a.30. 645-71 00 ~,:,ipp. for both. 831-0!MS aft 6 or •rlET WORLD• ELICTROHIC AS5tMILHS We have long term lift :41gnments avitlluble for people ex pericnced at ~turfing PC Bo11rds, and for people experiencNI wtcuble harnessing & wiring techniques. must.Apply: Ward Mc Namee a t Vlll11Ge Clothing shop. No eves. *WE KNOW * <'H•s . Cockcrs, Clllhuah~~~ .... Heal Estate 963·4567 •'all "•s.c:·•u3, • S e.:y Adm. "oodl Sh I l '"""' I PERTEC "' "" ""° LAGUNA MIGUEL MAYTAG Deluxe new r c:i. 1 '' xu. """" -• Life $736.·$710. Dobie . Pat Hull,, 17112 Arm11trong Ave. Sunta Ana. Q 11if. Irvine lnd1.stnal Complex Ht:AL ESTATI': SAL t;s Sates Ladies, a sst. m*r & Fee Job. ti:xec. orr. or • IEST * W300a:-.her & pryer, (elcc.) c 0 (' k I.Ip 0 II . I',. k C' ~' Insurance · • manal(er potential, m a jor J.OCAL farm W 1': • R ti; S 1' IL I. S .ea .898-5794 Wcsl•c~. 100 mix"'(f PllJI· HACIENDA SpeclaltyShop,ladies re· Shorthand min. 80, gd GKOWINGandnowncNJ pies . Stud :;vs mob t REAL ESTATE, IMC. udy to wear, Orange typina. Feejol>!lalso two more ex~ricnccd Continuous d eaning, breed~. 2525 W. 17th at CO. Optllls OHice 114 in Costa County area, 646-5388 Angus Gordon Pcrl-onnd real estate :.alespcoplt-ceramic top clec Hlovo rairvaew. SA. Opt.on evr~. Mesa. Seir starters, free Agency &\~·oi4!0 ror the leading office 1n Almost n<'w $100673· 1153 S3l-S027 SALES thinkers, true indep. con· 333 }';.17th No.15CM J.i1~una Nig uel. Local -: . ----·----- truct ori;. Bes\ comm. In SALES -------rd's, pref"d. Call Pete Chry!ller Air Cond. 10,000 Wcst Hlghlanci Te rrier MOF!E TO,,AY Western Temporary Services Turn east on Alton at Red Hill. 3 blocks no. of MacArthur & Red Hill In· tersectlon, turn right at Armstrong. SUPERVISOR town. Call I kl r d SI CY /IKKPR ~·o-c. LAGUNA NIGUEL BTU .• ui;ucl I ~ummer. Pups. All m ales. /\KC. 5 .JohnRompctlo,M•r ~ ng or quul' .sulcs Topnotch $(11lnec.odedf0r Hl-:ALTY.496·4040 $200. 1-:lec. RanRe.»voc. wk $, Champ line. 'l l mmedlale openlngs for 297SF'airvlewatBakcr ))copll', both full & pt 1 nirl offi<·c 1n s nrnll · ------xlntcond.$100.$49-9459 1 ·734-~84. 625 S. Euclid time. Nurs ery exp. pre· .. , . , · , WllOWANTSTOWOHK? · -------------3Sa1esSupervisors inthc 5'1!)-951\ r'd. but not nee. Salary mrg g co. Rcqul r "'~ IHtl\'r"A CAll' Ma~ic Chef 'trnll<'rCOCJ\f.lt s. I I Equal pportunity Orange County area. / \ 1 i s trong bk k p • i:: ''°' • , · f . · • Piln e pup. employerm/t Heavy recruillngneces~. REALF.STATE rnmio, w exp. I PPY n secretarinl skill:. t 'osla CllOosi:; y,our hour!-, re r1gerator.18x20x32, AKC, shols. "hamp. > I Income & growth poten· Ci\HEi':R person: 2301 San Joaquin Mesa 64?-8080 . work for .vour:.t'lf. l>e good condition S50 :.ired. Black, fcml $UU ~33-8180 Anaheim Enveopestufrcr$25. --tial unlimited thru Super.fantosl1copp.for Jlills Rd .. NB. · ~ ynurown hos:-.. ~h·nm· 646·3680 or?995·4288 No exp nee. Send self KITCHEN HELP aal1try, overrides & com· the ~o-getter! Cur~ent SECY /Gal Friday Women. Can lie :.ll~hll.v GE. Dryer 1 vr SlOO. G Sh h rd addressed & stamped For Sandwich Shop. mlssions.1''\JllCompany staff•nR, very lH'l tve.sALESMAN Yachts. el\· For growing in:.uranre h.:.•ndicapped. Nl'at ·1 21101-c·cal1e c8ballero. :/e"!akns c~ce;iu~~:.!- envto: Permanent full & Part fringe benefits program Red Carpet Rltr. Eager per. F.stab Newport company. Localed in c.tea n Appeara~ct·.• orr San Juan Creek Rd, urebred' $25 644.7014 _.. Sullivaf\.lnc:. time positions.Starting avallable,aswellasfully toworkwithncwpeople. Brokerage. Xlol Joe. newofficesinNt:wporl \ets;,rettred.A~eis .to SJC. P • · ,.,.,11 131 B-ClearbrookLn salary $2 per hr. Call paid '76 Conference in No Hr. nec .. to ~pply._ Gl 548-5556 Beach. Good :>horthand 70. ~uppl~ment your In· LABRADOR Retric-ve.o.. .. ~ Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 979-0747 belween 2PM & SAN JUAN PUERTO appro_ved. !tree tralr:ung. & t y pin.; s k 1 11 ~ comt'. Urive a C3b 6 hrs Frl9 ldalre Oshwhr yellow, m ale. 5 m~ 1-;XPE RlENCED 4PM. RlCOfor thosequalifled. For info. call: Ltnda SCllOOLBUSDHIVERS neces ury. l•'inance ormoreaday.~vply_in S3S 645-7192 Makeorrer.636·0829 - WAITRESS 21 ---------JNTERESTED? 558-7555 l'~qual op portunity background helpful person, Ycllowt;ab Co.. r4 I eve. shin'. Apopr 1~v~~ KCJTCallHfEoNr aheplppolwntamnteednt' Call Mra. wt "~71k.ner4,9 REAL ESTATE SA[ l::S employer. $3.00 per hour Salary to $700 & good Ml86 E . 16th St., Cost.1 REFRIGI RATOR $65 Ai r edale Pups, m ale. . .,.. 'c tu 2 1/Surf, s tarting . 4 hour company benefits. Call esa. Call6757009 whelped 511/75. Sl:?S pr µerson betwn. 8·llarn or ca~r~te:!:r~2:..!p~m~M~9-'.:!94-=44~--llllllllllllllllllllllll'~'lll!'-mtllllll""~ en ry guarantee. J.icensed or Mrs Neal 833·8450 • • bestorfer. 636·-0829 3·5pm, 212 E. 17th, C.M. -· lrandH•wOffiu wllltrain.559.0812 · · · WO.RKINf, f ather needs Auction 8015 ,' 646-4303 Lady o.-e~ 30. care or HCR MACH OPR on J7th Street in Hunt-* Stcy's·S••eoral rh1.ld ca re for 3 neat •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• s I e F: R I A N Husk lee, 1''igure Mode ts needed. f~rok~d~lle~\t~~~lv:; AccounflngflkkpnCJ ington Beach, 3 block$ to $000. tooi:a·ee Paid ch t Id r e n' my horn e . Sterling Salver Fiat ware t.KC, 12 wks. 2 males. Will train. evenings & 547.9953 • Per m. position for ex· from the ocean. Now tuk-SECRETARY F /C cmplr·cnstr. $1000 H~sp . teen<it~er con-King Richard pattern by Llne-breci, parent& OYA weekends. 539-6498 arter · per'd machine operator. ing applications for I.it Reinders Agenc:y i.a ered. 645·4009 Towle. 7_11'l c~mpl~le clear. shots, wormed. ' 7pm. A/P, AIR & payroll. Im-licensed renl estate 1':xcellenL opportunity 4020 Birc h St, Ste l~ place sctt1n~!I including _838_·_4!>96 ______ _ -LEASING mediate opening. Co. salespcople.CallNuncy. ror sec r e tary with NewportBeach.833-8100 scrvlngpieces.Mustsell.samoyedPups,AKC ref!. benertls&advancement. 536-7542. mi~imum 3 years ~x-<.:allforappoiotmenl Today Hei;toHer.644 -6426. Shots. 7 wks . Male & pencnee. Heavy typan~ --GENERAL NeedMNow! •SecretariH •Typlats REPRESENTATIVE Applly !nCPKer5sTRon,EET Ontu iO WPM. dictaphone. Sil Service Station Allen· is the first day l lcycles 1020 fem I. "' "' pref"d. Leasing or real dant, exper'd. D3y & of the rest of ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • -197·2896 • • -- Pa rt time Leasing 6558St,1'u8lln ~'''21 estat e ba c kgrounc1 Eves.Full&p.t1mc,,\p. Roys'72Sehwinn5speed.1oALMATIAN. mal~ -t Repre sentative for __________ helpful. ply Sht>ll Stalioti, 17th & yourlife. like. new, see lo ap-mo's. AKC reg., shots, apartment complex. In· Call 644-1389 Irvine, N.8 . f'.-prer1ate. S6S.IW2·487S champion pedigree. $100. dlvidual must work ~ t !lAM 't1lNoon ~J NewMen'slOspbicycle. 642·9455_:1rt .~1 a.m. •Clerical •Keypunch •Clerks •PIX Oprs weekends and have ~i newpor R t" l f I Of THE l11Vl .... ECO SHAKLEE ---d b hed I I ~ \ ecep aonas or • .iw " ,... • -.. -· Ne~. c r u s~~ S4 2. so Springer Spaniels AKC, ~e:t:u~~/~onta~te~x ~~ lt\f";.:~ personnel rice; som1• clencal skills 550 Newport Center Dr. Dislrt bu tors Wantec1 CONTROL CAREER ~!1·~381 or 64;>·31~ pvt ,7 5 . Li" er /Wh itc & . perience along with C -:\ agency Newport Cen t e r NewportBeach i''ine line or Organic party Ulack/Whilc.6-15·6365 .. pleasant_appearanceand ~ &·· ·--2 .0331 _1_1-t_-&1_0·8510 EqualOppor.Employer Health & Cleaning EmploymentA~ncy 0 'POBIJ\l:' f h ,., R T uoo Produc ts. Call 546-5397. ALL L 1'; V f; LS 0 F 1 S ,.. Beaut. female collie to1 TIM.-0 Temporary Help 17802Sky Park. lr\'ine Call S40-4455 personality. For urt er •cpt o -EM PLOYM f:NT Needs work. $.SO. good home. No paper:\ information please call Exec Secy I Adm asst S875 progressive an i ma I Secretary. s h/type. Asst • • • Call 548-1945 SJO. 842_05491537_6239. • 644-3389 Exec Sec/ R·D Engr $800 ho,; pita I offers excep-to pres. Future. Versa· Summer Emoloyment 9 AM 'fll Mooft . .\dmin. Secy S780 t 1 on al fut u r c fQ r tile, gd detail 645-2666 18 or Over l<et•eptaoni:,t "· • · SS?S SCf:~WINN Varsity 10 s p<!. OLD ENGLISH SHEEP· F!C Bkkpr, const. S750 versatile, take charl!e. College trained mt·n & • 26 frame, a bargain! DOG PUPPIES. AKC GIRL Fr iday, xlnt typist. THE IRVIME COD. Seey/bl-lngl Span. $700 mature per s on . SECRETARY JR. women w ill b e con· Dept. Clerk · · ·· · ·• s-17.~ 1175-2559 Registered. Mother IBM Selectri<". oood S50NewportCenLehr r. ExecSecy/REbnkg $700 Minimum 4 Yrs. offi1·c International Computer sidered to supplement J C Cl k """'""Cam~ a• & British Import. Family ·, " Newport.Beac I '"" rt • oo c be ft Firm requires se" .. etar)· our prc:.ent staff. Thest' nv. ont. er · ·· ·.,,,,.,., r • of In•ernali-onal ct1am-phone personality, heavy I 0 E I G r l FrlJ.lay, nc. .,,7 expr. req. orp ·ne' s. ..., E-"' t 1030 • Equa ppor. mp oyer d ' l Pl c ,. d r w /m1·n. 70 wpm typ1'11g. positions arc f 111me ,-pmen · 494 69.,., phones. Compose tellers . Marketing Secy $731 me •ca an . ...:n c· s · b Se h' F/C Bookccper .... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• paons . · ""· Non-smoker. $l25. wk ----------1 Secy $650 s ume to Ad i329 Dally l-'ast moving offic~ en-~um mer JO s. arc mg P ·1 t p o B is.:o v1'ronment. ,"Int Com-for applicants who ar.... Kodak rapid color pro· Beautiful Irish Setter. 9 ' start. Call for interview. LEGAL SECRETARY Sery/Recepl. to$600 1 0 · · ox " • " U t I A t ~ .. c.,. Mod 6 L" L"k C l M 926,.,., pany paid benefits . dependable & harc1 en ;,i s:. -······· ~ cessor . 1 .,.,., ' e mos . AKC r eg. Call W 1 n do w 0 es i g n s , Part or 1 u' 11 ta' me for Gt'rl c.•r1"day ""IV\ os a esa. '"'0 • , k ff r 1 r """"' Tustin area. For In· workt'r:;. Xlnt oppor. n t> w. ma • e o 64~·9829. 556-6981 general practice, 1 man Legal Typist/lilig S600 R . E . SALESPEOPLE. tcrv iew. call Paula during Summer For in· Pt. t.ime Gen Ole ..•. SJtKI 714 ·546-3457 --------- ofrice In Newport Beach. 2192 Ma rtin, Irvine well established R.E. Of. Taylor blwn MM 12 at terview appt Only, Call NOTICE Irish Setter Pups ~ GIRL FRIDAY Inquire btwn 1 & 5PM .~~~~~~~~~~ ficeC.M .• s pedalitingin .,.,.,_.,111 "S.,7 .. 81 Hcc&feepaidpo:.1l1ons1 AKC.Male&fcmale. '-'"5 3020 °"" ' " .,. " how Daily Pilot Class-~"" •· $7<. "'''7·48CY1. ""' · · Apt. salc:c; + exchan~es. --·-----------------1 ~ ar " .,. J• Xlnl opportunity for L IS --£ NURSES AJDF-S, mature, needs 2 highly motivated SECRET ARY SYSTEMS 3400 I RVINl': afied ads di~ljy -~~J:r ., ' person w /Initiative & setr •CJG ~.-.nary all shifts. sale:speople. Will train. S ANALYST .... Suite IO'J "B" mei;sages wa egi 1 Y Selling anything with a direction. Typing speed Hus~ Huntington _Beach Call 642-0S93 Bkr. 556-6171 Uowney ·avings & Loan Downev Savings & Loan Newport Jleach. Ca-and impact? Our 3ds. we Dally PHot Classified Ad essential. some clerical Office. Experience---------•-----------, has openinginnewSant3 " t714 }556·8.505 are proud to say. really Is a simple matter .•. duties. Part time, full necessary. Please call NU RS ES A ID ES ·1·---------1 Ana ocrlce for sharp In-Assoe., has immediate ---------i:et results. Phone juslcall642-5678. time. 549.1494 Sunday 962-6611 BaY,v iew Convalescent dlvidual with good opening .ror ~ndi vidual Merchandis~ 642-5678. 7/27 llam·4pm, for in-LEG AL SECRETARY Hospital 2055 Thurin. RN-CCU s horthand & typing ~'~~~!~~1::~.·~~~t~ea~! •••••••••••••••••••••··-~ •••••••••••••••• -••• -.. .-....... .-.. --tervlew. G d. CM.642·3505 N ht f 11 /ti1n ' s kills. Good pay & collegedegrecandma·n.4 Antlquu 8005 -------1 ·2 yrs ex per. oo tg s, u or P • · Benefits. Call personnel • --.:;=:Oillilo;:;:::=:i,,,,_-o::::::::::.m:::::111,,,,_~ skills. Newport Center. Optlclan/Dlspens'9 Dirrcrenti11l pay. Xlnt at (714) 549-0902 for yrs. experience. Saving:.••••••••••••••••••••• • .-~~,'b ... _....~~·r;;; >"','ft&~ GUARDS Pleas e send resume Optical Co. needs exprd benefits. Contac-t Mrs. further info. coe. & Loan hacksround de · PUBLIC AUCTION l~~ 1 d 1 w/salary requirements dispensing optician in Balestrer i, 642·2734 · ---------s1rahle. St!nd resume & MANY ITEMS 01" l,.INE r ~i~~. · p~tl~e~Y~:rJ~ to 567 San Nicolas, Suite ca 5 h I 0 n eye wear. Cost a M em or i a l IF YOU salary history to: EST AT 1-: .r ~w i':LR Y. r-wb•il work. Work any shift. _4_o_i._N_.B_._9_26_60_. ____ 1 Full/Part t ime. XlntOP·c J-fospiEtOalE, 301 Victoria. haveaservicetoofferor DOWHEYSGYi"9S ART OBJl-..:CTS . ·'!:· -~~·( · ACONVrNt£NT5'-!0PPtNCAND • •• · · ,213 )473 6523 .t.1 . · d & L~ TIQUl'~S. FINE FllR.,.. ...!::.. 1 Uniforms furn. Newport Li c.t Clk portumty. · . ---------•! goods to sell, place an a -· ETC. PHONt; fo'OR IN ._ S£W1NC cu10£ FOR THC Beach, Costa ·Mesa & quor.,, or-. in the Daily Pilot P .O. Box~,158 f'O. & liROCllURt::: ~ CALONTHE co. A h I A 21 Mature, experienced & ORT HODONTIC. AS· Find what you want in Cl ·r· d s ct. Santa Ana C<.19?704 ~ --....;.;.-~~ ... ---~~-na em areas. ge d b d k SISTANT E ass1 1e e ion . • . . ~ 645 ·noo ... or ovr. Univers al, 1226 bon a le. 5-6 ay wee · · icperience Dally Pilot Classirieds. Phone 642-5678. Attn:/\. Morsillo ·w"' For an Ad In WOMfft'S Wartd W. 5th St. Santa Ana. Apply in person 8 to preferred. Mail or de·i----------1 F.Qual Oppty Employt>r VICTROLA . Call Sue 642·5671, bt. llO Equal Oppor.Employer noon.895 W.10thC.M. liver a handwritten re-H.J•Wanf-..a 7100MaAAW•~ 7100 S sume lo: Dental Office, W'f" wv .... .,. ._ TF:LEPHO~E S.\I F Lar~e (51 '' h1ph, 24 ' / 0 R 395 Second St. Laguna .............................................. f;~perienc~d pn .. fc;r:·~I · wid e. 2 5 I. de e p ) lnternationa IJesie1'neT .r'attern HAIRSTYLISTS ~~~~i~R~~~!~oan Beach. J-:arn as much as you hk•' Hrunswit•k cBrunswlck· h " > With Following packaging. Established ----------• by talkinJt lo peopll-:Jll Blake·<'•>llen<lar Co · H~wport•r Inn Salon co. With xlnt benefits. PA RT time t>resser San Juan over Soulhcrn Oran~e Pat. 1918 ) J'rc-clcl"lnr. __ 64_4_-066 __ 1_o_r _540_·8S82 ___ 1 Salary commensurate trainee, K-Mart, 1 Hour County from ;,in air nm wind . u n v 1 "t r o I a "th p r 547 ~!2t Martlnlzing. 548-6485 d·atloned office. Two Mahogany fin1~h lla:-H.H Doy .... le• P-w1 ex c . ·.,q f h I t "" --, c • t shifls·JOam to lpm or av e IJI tin "nragi• 9AM-1PM or IPM-SPM MACHINIST ,IX Answft'fng SttV ap1s rano 5pm to srm. Monday :-paces. Play~ cx1:ellt>nt or 5PM ·9PM. Earn $100 Small, cl"' an shop-40 hr. 14 Locations. All shifts th h F id av Appl" at Iv. Ile an v to rd • nbh k d · '" II I I rous r · " ~.·~ o oo Ph.one t;75·0342 or ++per wee oing en· week & t op pay for avail. Fu or pt me. 250 E . 17th St. Costa ~ joyable work in our ski ll ed gene ral E .O.E.540-1962. Mesa. or call Tony 6759lJ88. brand new ofc opening mac hinist. Tooling & ---,-1-x----.d---1 You may have noticed the new big Sclmia at646.rn1o. --.-A-N-T-l""_U_E_S_• __ '· near 0.C. Airport. Xlnt s hort run production. •5JCP white building with the orange tile ,. opportunity for positive Some exp. w / p r o· Njghls. Leading N .B. roof at the Junipero Serra offramp Telephone Work from CallaftJ.556-2879 minded indiv . For g r tssive dies req'd . Hotel. Cati Jane Ellen, to the San Diego Freeway. That's you r ho me. Mature 48 .. ROlli'\1> Oak Tbl personal interview, Call Costa Mesa. 642·8080. 644-1700. E .O.E. O woman wanted. Call HH 1 r' & ? 1 833-8095 our company' ENDEVC , & we area p/ttme some eves. W/C llW e<'l -caves MAID, partUme. P BX man u fact u r c & ma r ket No sellin,g. 635·6101. ssoo. 8_39 __ ·6_0_53 ___ _ Handyman to work for HARBOR INN MOTEL PBX sophisticated precision electronic To all our fnends pre-schools. Gen. plumb-675.3463 . Telephone Answering an Oran~c lounty ing. painting, carpentry ----------1 instrumentation systems, Service, exper. f'ull & mainl. involved . MAINTAINENCE Couple RECEPTIONIST time. !'~lex . Hrs.540·1777 J ONATHANS PI ea s e ca 11 Mon . for Restaurant. Laauna Wa Curr-ti H-e .... _ Followlft· g ANTlc;>UES ~6-4647 . Beach area. Call Mrs. ,.. "'"' ... '~ TOW Truck Driver want· is having their annual Hos,IT"'L Smith,499·2275 Front dfflce a ppearance, penlngs: ed. experienced pre· Supf'r Summer ,. seneral clerical duties ferred. Good pav + Clear:in<·e CUSTODIAN MAIHTEHCEMAM and a ccurate typing r e-benefits. Apply JOOO Sale on entire stock Carpet, rtoor machines Mature person, ex per. quired. Cord board, good * lnprocess Inspectors Irvine. 642· 1252 up to'~ m·r· knowledge&:exp.req'd. r eq . Adult Residence t rtngebenents.Nlce,but Trainee. fcmnle. Amhl 42<!31stSt.N.H. :=ian Clemente Care Cent.er . 642·5861 active wor king condi· lion & personality more ____ 67_3_·600 __ 1 ___ 1 GeneralHoe;pltat tions.appJy : *Clerk Typists important t.han <'X · Elegant execuuve bnard 714/496-1122 penen<'<'. Apply9·5. Mon-room table wiparquet In HOUSEKEEPER want· MAINTENANCE DIC EON Sat. 1615 Alabama HB. laici tor. 10' 1~. Can al~o ed. 2 days week. Laauna MECHANIC r TV Technician, outside to serve HS exqu1s1t<' dining Niguel area. Own trans. *Precision Mechanical s1000 a mo. ror qualified lable. Moo.-Set of 10 ex 496 0958 I d d I Electron1"cs, Inc man. 831-2780 N 'ttll\'C swi\'t>l <'hairs . Major a n eve oper Assemblers '•-------mi 1100.-2 Hanrlc:irved ex· HOUSEKEEPt:R. L\ve-in needs 8 full time main· I• ecuti \'e doors w tcstm t en a nee man for It's 18522 Von Karman TYPISTS h $600 OPEN for 2 elderly Judies. Cl\J . a partment complexes. Irvine, Calif. 92664 hrass kno s . . • -54_6_·86_20 ______ 1 Qualified a pplicanta will I *D•v•lopment Techn·1c·1an1 TO 01-'FERS. 675-9350 I t An Equal Opportun ly '" Long & short term as· _w_e_e_k_d_a.;...y_s_. _____ 1 JISKPR/Cook/Companion. have prior man enance E mployer II · k u experience a nd have ------------signments. Beautirul bowl & pitcher ve-in ° • pa ence·nee. knowled"e of sim pl• P•r•onn-'Clerk · •· f( t t1ex. hni, gd sal. 646-8379 • "' "' .. <c:1 d El t • .&. mbl T • <blue) Salin oc ta e a f · M carpen t r y, electrical. seeCl~rkTyplsta * eC rOftlC ~sse ers VOL hoop skirt. Elec. hur- or int. Sat.. on. paintlna. plumblna and 213/&4!H222 TM1porary S....lces rlca ne lamp <sml). As· IHSPICTOR related dutlu. Do not r 384a Campus Drive sorted kitchen gadget" & Pnclalon sheet Metal call appLy In person lO: P erson 21 "40• t rn or *Cerami~ Lab Assistants 546-4741 tins. A!!sortcd vases. dl11- Muat kno• nat pattern THE Ill~~· ~:f'~r'~r M~. &~~'!'i <Acrosafrom hl's , carnt\lal g lass. lay out , bend allowance, P•rso.-··~· 848.1004, o.c. Airport) 842-3431. toot •n1pectloo, blank In-~Newport Center Dr. •---------If y ou have experience in any o{ the Equal Oppor. Employer Orient .. Shi~ spectlon le weldint ln· NewportBeach,Otllr. PERSONNtL/ above, & would like to work ror a STONE CARVINGS, apect~:~c .. Tet&tnd. l~E~q~ua~l~OO~p~po~r~·~&~m~p~loy~e~r~ CONT:Jto&,tg~ON we ll established progressive Typist. Fast/Accurate NETSUKES, BASKETS, 1922 PlacenUaAve.CM 1: Or aanhe •maintain companyinourbeauUful facility, Part time to beg in.CL 01S0 N NE · MANAGER. ladle. r.ady produc tion records, Matureperaonprer. near po RC E 1. Ar N & Jnaurance/Clcrical to wear , Specialty Shop. person n e 1 f 11 es & Oran1e Co. Airport. Call FURNITUR ~. Expert 2 yrs min ror Ora n1e County Area. employee b~ne. pro· P8t at ·!>46·437() or DYNASTY IMPORTS general agn~y. P /T. U 646·5#8 gram a ror Sailboat mf~r. ,,._. MINNt ,_.,....... 983-2722. 240 Newpe>rt Center Or. ht s w k . 11 lS a r ca . ~M:...;..,;"'_S;;,..S_A_G_E_tlC __ H_ Abllity to speak Spanish or "°ft by .... ...., _. UPHOLSTERY Design Plaza 640·5664 963-5647. ,. desirable. 97~2880 S ...... Coll ctor's Dolls Young lady Ct&-28) ror ENDEVCQ S.AMSTRIS ~ 11ree e · Jciglllmate rulltlmepoesi-n .... solcttors Top ulary ror u Sonj1t Henle. original Jntervlewlne for part time help in Metis store for Yall employment. Stewart A via M n & Boys Wear. 231 f"orcat Ave. Laguna Beach. lion. No expcr. nee. We For athletic or1anlin-perlenced se1:1m•tres11 hi clothes S125· Dcanntl s t>nd to school. earn tlon. $1.7$ hr to ~tart + Rancho YieJ·O Raad cuttom uphol~terln~. J>urbln s9s. Small while you team. Apply In bonu1es. Cnll 636-2100 · t'ull or part-time. onl) Shirley Temple $-$5. ~ person any allernoon or San 'Juan ea~. qualified need apply Drake. C M. $57-8372 eve. tUZ Harbor Blvd, tn•u•• &45·&4.37. _C:..:•:..:s_h...,;o_n..;IY ______ 1 Costa Mesa. You don't need • •un Lo 1 .. II ... l JANITOR nced.ed for new ''Clraw fat\" when you UPHOLSTER Cust. wotlt ANTQ. c oe .. co e .. ~ on, mfar'1. plan\. C1eapnu.p11• Cl ossified Ada sell bll place an a d In the Daily • E J Rurtell 's Upholstery Oak gnndrather, Vienna Oen. handy~ ac~~i Items emaU Items or Pilot Want Ada! Call now An Equal Opportwuty mp oyer 1'22 Harbor Blvd. CM regulator. Manues etc. k!J~~! ti"r .. CM,. ·any lt~m . e.u..sm. _-_su_.5f7_1_._____ 548-0259 ~·'"'12· 7091S Spodea Beu•lque ! j ' I• : . .. •If t This 3 piece ofJlflt from Spadea Boutique ~ 1 featutts an unlined cardigan, a bid cut skirt ~ · M!t on • wai•tband and sl~elesg overblome . ,~ wttb a sipper set in the center back sea m. , Fabrics: bit.a. sllk, a)'nt.betlc, U1ht•eiibt wool. · r 7ot1S is cul in Mb&n Sla.ea 10.18. Sise 12 requires 4 ~ yd• of .S' fabric plaa 7/1 yd. of coat.rut.. To order : 1end petlem number, alte, I name, address and lip. Price ta.50 plus 25' · ; poe&.aae. )l. ua lncnaae your FuhJon Know How. Send for Ute,.~ 1 followiq Spadea items. tndudel POllll'• and, , • , • ha.nclllQ1. • I t t. 11'15 Advance Sup plement. SUS ' '11 2. 8IHiNf SappJetnenl (8), $1.2S 1¢ 3. Fall . Wlatcr DrelMS (12). su.s ...•• 4. Seoara&.a. Sportawtet• Mbc. <N>, $1.25 '1 s. s.w SpMdr <t7>. $1.JS •:i ·1 e, Mature and Hair Stam (II), SU I 7. Paa&a Boolr -at Dftiper St11•, IO' I. Paperback 0..ifner Sewn.-. l~ EACH TS' t . Pa...,ea.cll Dealtner Sew 'npa. Set 11.75 10. H-1r 8l1I•. satOf'\ and Medlvm. Tl' :> H u. Hair ltylel, N.cUum Md Lone, 714 · l :~~~~:.u.,:::""~ 6eDd cderl to .j( W. DeW1papet', e/o Spedea, 2 Bridt• St., ' llllftri, N..J. -· O.,C. CX·U. : '...I.---------·~ ---.__ --. J)J.f DAILYPn.OT SYnd!Y,Ju!y21. 1075 fMlsc.tr..... 8010 Pla.os & o,.... '''°loafs, Pow.r 9040 loots. Son 9060 MotorcyclH/ 4 Wheel Drf•H t550 DcM}s 104 Fvr.Ht• • 1050 H~ofd Goods 8065 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••'• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Scooter• 9 I SO ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .. P~o Mlill'lll'r, mower 1-·11-~r.o ·s. 400 Pianos & 30' Dle*tl CruJicer. fly 14' Hobie, w/trlr& box ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 4 JEEP 1 • \l. \SKA..'1 USED FUl)llTURE C~ncf'llt'(I C' t ~ .. ,u \ U<'uum, Scnsauon Oruns. New & use<l. l>rldgl'. bcisl otrcr. 1974 vt>ry gd cond. $950. '73 OUNSTALL Norton Model CJ-5 , ti onrut'1 '"""' rut.1ry m owe r. powN Spinet~. Grundi1. s urvey or $29,500. SS2-4800 ·-s10",380 lb.fu1nng,ull MALAMlJ'l't:; CD ~ )'d$ carpet below mill trim t-'<ll<l'r, & aU tools Play~rR. Going out for G73 04~orG46-5491. xlras. &45·2321aft5 Len th;m li.000 Jl'lu:i1 ,.Jggg~1~0~ F..S Goroge Safe 1055 co: t Inst.All 5.t7 8729 $ ~ 5o w 111 not sc I bu:.10l':s:s. n ent<al/opt to . '73 COLU..-IA --miles. 1 whet-I Jr 1' '" ••••••••••••••••••••••• J•welry to7o ~c-poratl'ly 'M8-~ huy. Kawai, Stemwuy, Pnceslashedto$1600216' 42'MKlll '72.TRl~MPJl650cc,51>p. rnd10, roll, h.ir, 111.1• • 845 743e • PUILIC AUCTION ••••••••••••••••••••••• , BJldwan. W~eeler, reblt eng. nu o u l s l 11 0 di nit ocean 3600 orig. m•~ Very •teun. brand new• l'rn·Nl 111 •SllkyTffrien• ~tANYITl':MSOFFINE Mc~ulll'>Chl'IS chilin:saw FIELD'S (710638·2770 pamt&elec.675-1995 racer.w/xlntraclllllre· Sl400.536·35f:O ___ Scll<JS2LAEl AKC' M&l-' SlSO ~7 28:!1 t-:STA 1·1-; JEWELRY. WANTED ~!w <.~tJ~~ftobar 53>, hkl: l:l0'72 Brookhurst. G.G. Wt. Owens cabin cruiser. cord. 17 Salls, full equip. '7S KAWASAKI YOO CC SLEMONS MERCEDE ART OBJECTS. AN· TOP CASH DOLLAR -Gulbransen 42 .. console t-ully equipped w/1>tove for long dl8tanceraces. 1100 m l, M1ut Seti! s ,,..to Yo• 1045 TlQUES. 1''1Nl!: 1-"URN, PAIO 1-'0R YOUR IRVINE COAST CC walnut Like new Rich &rer .• sink,head&stereo Heplacemenl value, S2200/bstoffer.G4244:r1 19701lurbor.C t.\, •••••••••••••••••••••••• }~Tl'. P •iONJo: ft"OR IN J •;w1.-~LR'\'. WAre11gs, M EAt 8 E RSHI P. $700. tone $795 644-.M24 . tape. Just fulJy restored. $00P/PM5.5i.~!~sortcr $67.SOO. SU zu K 1 T C90. 0 ·1 rt. 6 3 1-1276 klTTENS 3 mo's, I "ht, t FO. & BROC HURE ART OBJECl"S. GOLD, Call 675-2214. . . Pri. Pty. $3495. Call ....... . _ __ t·:i111•0, 1 tilk "'h' 2 H &&5 2200 ~~~~-t';;!u~~n~1~~· MAPLE !J62-861S. t4'KonaCatw/cstm Jlbs ~~I~:~ 6Jt~~~~:s~v:l~·Trvch 9560 1·alinl, I vr t .1hhv ~tOVING . on 1 St. al 1'IQUES 645_2200 · WATcll l''ORJT! SPINET PIANO Z8'TSChris0vemiter. & trlr. $900 or bst offer. Je~al equip. etc. S240. •T••R•U••C•K•S:~v·•A•N•S••4•,•,7•1>•.•• ~ltlO-l :?90 . Mirutnar. Oa l ho;1 ---·---OpeningAug.1 Excellent condition }';d ll1cbardsonYachts C213)926·1882 afllOPM. 8423876. "' :. )'up p 1 \' b . u I k ,'(. Pt-nin,ula. Misc. ttcms. Pearl ring 14K golll :1et 11 .li. Church or ltcligioos Wurht2cr $500. 642·5769 $3,500. 675-0072 14, S .1 S . I I --Wu.ntcd. Clca11, lah• !ilkt Whit..-I Wt.,,•I..' uld ting apprab1..'<I at $600. S<.'1cncc. THRIIT COT· all er 4 PM and . 31 . ears, comp e <' '73 OSSA 250, xlnt ('Ond. Mdls. Cash! G75·~'.I cill~o 1428 ull •il'\i Sat & Sun Only! 309 16th ~11$250. ca111;.12.9113 TAG!!;, 224 M11inSt. H.B weekends. 72~nlifornhm36' ro. TS. ~ ~;.'~r;g~ <.'ond. many new parts . V - PlJ ll.', Costa l\te:su --Funciuie junqut' ('ollt.'c.----.--dies e l , c omp. e lec· · · modified. Boot ~ & 73 LUV Pickup forn1turt> ~tot., misc l4K Solid Gold Ncckltil'e. tiblcs' ' T1.r 000M ~ i ; r 1a~o 11 tromcs .. Fully equip'd, FLIPPER, unslnkuble, helmet. SHOO. 644 ·Glo.t Low miles, ma~s. Sll'r(•11, J\fIT!::N. G IAk!o old . '1lk' Jct black l'h ~lib lH05 ~l!'tSIOn \'"Ill r, I \ 'T '\',\l'D ~1\t.E 4 2.' : S60 o cir of ( t• r eyl a r~un as i;cen Pro. M u1nta1ned $59,500. good cond great to lt:·1r11 '72 llON~UA 3SOC", m1'ot will trade.:..~3.!_:204o dlr. , ., 1.., 213·438·4331 ---on .:iwrenre Wl'lk !'>how. 1;31 !373 $26S ·~31, • n .,. :-\un !1·5 :w.1 Alabama -BEEH I VE & s uper 968·3555. -----on, ~ _ '· cood. $650 or ortcr. Thi!> W73 lT Chevy Tnit·k. Al11 TOY 1'00111 t-: n l k . in .1 1 , • ~1 lrJlll~IJ TYrt-. llunt l:tt·.1 t h._ ·Miscellaneous 8080 !>tarllne SSS. lludsonpro-s-1 --It' Jo'G , runabout. comp. FINN. outstandin~! W<'ek! 075-647•t !!AM le• power. Has everything mo , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Je<·tuha m1croscp,Swiss portn9Goods 8094 boat.motor&trlr,l"1sh. New •)Orl botll!'t. Ncw _8l'M Sl200.Aft5.675-<l.153 (;t~Jntic Gar age Sal<' WA ... TED made (tiOOXl SGOO . ••••••••••••••••••••••• !'tkl.S749.54fi·3160 ma!>l~ -----~ualtty merchJnd1s(' 1"'11 IH6 1!'80. Snead golf cluhs woods & - -'68 Honda CA 100. clean, J97J Ford Camper Si>t•t·1.1I ,\nt1QUl' gJme tahll-& TOP CASH UOl.LAH irons. ca rt & ba g. 7:lCarvellel8'F·G,65HI'. su9~••MS-073'i _ good trans portation w air Xlnlcond $3,0oo 1 OY P OODt.t-: T YPE t hr.,, IJd1t:s •:lothing PAID FOR YOll H l''r t'rov.standin~m1rro1 546·7201or552·3310 t-:lec. OB. pwr lift, Lop21· Aquarius. 2 yrs old. _$200.536_:7925:.._ __ 49'1·52!H. mo-. . t·r~ !>l:il !>lem '-"Ure JEWELRY. WATCllt-:S, S3S Custom spread/cur -<.'urt.. fold out seats. \. trlr. Xtras . Newport shp -• Ch1ldcrJfl en<·yclopcdut AR'r OBJ ECl'S. GOLD lJtn sels twin. 968-0498. Wanted to Buy-:Riflc hunk. how rail , s:J.t50. w /all facihlit's S l!4GO. 1972-500 Four llnnda 1973 Chevy, :t, Tun, t \\hi & muc h more! July 31 & S l L \"E R SI::R \'I{' i-:. . W~atherly ,Browmng or 714 673·282J. 963.35900r 64S.S148. tuned h eaders. \'t•r> d r. Loaded! 645 ~n58 1ir Rik mJlt' !J trained. (i 16·3."12 Aug. t, tO AM lo'1 PM FINE F UHN & \1'. GOLF set $35, pamlng Wincheste r.3006or:t70. -C lean. As kini.:: SH50. 557·6502 C.'anbb Pupp1t•!'. 10 \\ks h:icl I st shot f1t•a r<':-.•S· tant . W ill d c l 1vc:r. '162 85:?8 412 \'isla Quint~. 1 B TIQU ES. SSS2l(l(I C ~ay Bridge) $20, frplc .1 Ph 645·2146~11c~. 1947 OWENS, 33'. Ownr. •73 ERICSON3S 642·2645 -------t~l4)595 -~r7~o. loots $18.,TV Radio ~~p9s4.L~eabo!lrdlt.Sli&p f\illrace,electronics. '73YAHAMA125MX 5ttiio~~~e~~sL~~~1_i·t1 MATTRESS . . H' ,·F1·, St'...--8098 • . mo. ew pam .op $35.000. 675·4927 R b I "' Rutt.infurn,stereo,rusl•t ,..,..,_ hull. Mtr. & int. A·l e uitr.n~1nc re bit motor,\· r ound thl. lots misc ntue/Gold/lt bluedrapcl> ••••••••••••••••••••••• s hap e. $6,500. Ph : LASER 16359. New 8/74, _ 557·~ transmission. S.lt5. :tt.r.ri. Hcaut. Grt'3l Danl', l yr 22 111:-VfallbuLn.H.U. *MADNESS* Aus tri!ln valance!>. Must Sell! Ampex SLt'rCO 556·6337/ Ph on boat, incl. dock cradle & '7lOssa Tnals,xlnt ~ond. Crortdon,CM. nlcf.hc?althy,all ~hots.T11 ---------Matchin g s 1>reacls . Tp deck, $140. Fis her 493·3192 cuslomcover.XJntcond \!d hm 515·5438 Gigantic Sale, Sat & Sun *ALL SIZES* 830·4719. s pk r s• $10 0 • r pr• . $950/lerms. 546·4455. Licensed, dual il!nllion 61 Ford If.! Ton, V 8, i1 SP41 ---10-5. 518 Orchid An Priced to Mo•e! Equali7.er 5225. Uob. 14 MOTOR BOAT, Oars, $400-644·1169 Long whl base cnj!. h u,, ~Tortoise Shell Cats, ap· Cd M Man Y qua Ii t \ 833·9625 & 640·8686 VW tires, wheels. _mi"( ~7-4411. an<'hor, with/out motor. LIDO 14 & Trlr. Mint l!nl Honda 175, xlnt cond. 20,000 mi. $900. 846·'11 8!1 prox 4mo~. s hots lit items. · __ _ __ __ parts. Sofa, occasumat ---$150. Traile r free . cond. Cover & extras scrntcher .549·3.'lSR. - - ----chairs.83l·!l627 MAGNAVOX l'O nsole 557·1292 $1,300.963-5373 lo. mi. Helmet & tags, 'ti0Ford2•,!:ton,maxloatl - -__ Garage Sale: T ire rims PUBLIC AUCTION , , . music cntr w/C'lr TV. S315. 499-1439 6 ton, flat bed 8'x I:!. ~!I~ :! Black & Wht. SJ)anieb & stained g lass window:. MANY ITEMS Ofo' FINE 17 r:imp tra1.ter need~ Mahogany. $5.50 hst ofr 30' Chris Crart, 1000, Twin SAIL CLEANING K k' Ml . T I vs. recently rehuill . tw11 Wht. l l'rr1 e r mix lamps&olhermisc.S;.11 Jo:ST1\TE JEWt-:LR)t, work$300.4x9pkupbed 640·5296 scr ew._Y-8's,slps6,lrg AHIESMARlNE ~kasa'. ru r:u,75 s pare r ear ::ixlL'. xl\•111 'l"errialeo; 536-2tJ'1l & Sun from 9 on.:!'..!:! AHT OU.)ECTS. AN· $75. Rltin oven. stv & -----cockpit, compl. n· • . Lt enew~$~~5· runningcond.lk•slofl1·r Pacific Ur t:dM, TIQUES, F INE i''llRN.. hood. ~:!5. 22.58 Or;mgt' Eleclrophonit' H:o.Lcm furbis he d . Must sell __ . __ 642-1812• _ 673·~--646·5789 iii EEDS Yard & lo\t':. ETC. PllONE FOR IN· CM 548·11227 AM /f'M 8·lrack: Car-$8000. 714/675·151!1. Boats, Slips/ 19"M Susuki GT SSO. Goof! ---~:.:~~~Jr~ l-;<i'lt'. ~ ,l'.r;.~ .... ~:~~~~~. ! l~1r;"t.::,~~~. f~~~.22~1 H H ()('II U H E. \vas h l.!r .-d;yer-<ieluxe r a r~ l urn t b I e. w 12 ~<)67 18' Mark Twain w/ Docks 9070 <'Ond. ~15~ o~ best offer. '72 Fo~~.~TT~~EJ'1rl.11 ;~ 15 10ti7 II B S:.il & Sun · model. M ult• cyrle, perl _:;peaker~lSO. 96R·93tl8._ trailer. I /0. clean. S2300. ••••••••• •• •••••••••••• 548"4252· art 12n~n.__ R a n I!<' r • C 11 m p .."i ... l S . ~_o1rr:,:.11nl:.i\lqOu~fl(nliimbtk&t'· 5;',l~· ~n~$65ea. 557·27~ ZENITH TV'S 23" $35. Call 968-9897 SLIPS . Newport Beach '53 Triumph w /AA <'n~ Speci a I. VH , r;id io. rL•m<ic pnngcr Spaniel Ga raJ!e & furnilur '"',.... u • -----PORTABLF' .. 15 c •o ?429 ---Sa1lorPower f"·ll h ed h l l. I '- $20 8 2 ·,., Tent 10x l2 6' waJls ··In·• ,., . ......,·~ Cl · Ch · Ca/ S ed u Y c opp c romc au orna 1c. P s IJJ u .• 111 "J"l:iyed. 1':: yr... &15·l5U SALE l\11sc household <'''~'>. • t -t;,~,,,. · ·" " ---asl.ic ris r l pe 673·5253 &t5·BSOO M ' d ~ 1 o ur540·2846 1l1•m.,. Call 518·0921 cond;S00.306S f'emhealh G.E. black & while T\', Hoat. Plank mohagany. --------ust sl"e.497..:_20f>l. c3(lo " ,u 11 m · .----day n1tl' * *I BUY* * Ln. C M. 546-5256. {!OOd cond ilron. MO. <.:omplelely restored & WANTED on shore moor· '73 Honda 750, Chopped, & < l!Hti2N l. Kittens. free 2 blaC'k & :! Good u~t'd furniture & SllAG CAR PETS ( ed) 642·4022 repowered. 1 of a Kind. ing; Bal~oa Island. Will '73 Triumph 750, Both $3795 blk & whte, box traim-d MAYTAG elcc dryr SlOO. :.ippliann•:., or l \\111 Sc:ll 110 yds Lt rolrl ~vns ---$4500. 673·5308 buy boat 1f nee. h13·27,16 Xlnt cond. Pri Party. DO.-. BURNS li33·1661 500lb turqul! \Hench sso r y · 0 • • · Hammond n.-an --Be t ff n.• PORSCHE/AUDI or ou red. Good SIOO :ill _. • ., ·-,., REIN ELL Cuddy Wanted·. sl'1p,dockorcan s 0 er .4 .... •·6280 . - ---, Spool lblc S35. Mi'i<'. lMdl Al J 3 .tute Dobie Mix• )ng 536-9549. ~3 Huntington MASTERS AUCTION fl-14·4634. • C~bin 225 OM<.:. sips 6. r o r 3 7 ' Jo; ,b s .e n '72 llodaka Steen, e!td. I 631 Harbor G.G. (em. . ' St.. llB. 646-8686 & 833-9625 --Cherry finish. Cost Xlnt Catamaran. 17 w1dc, cond. New ftbrculassl_ 636-2333 to lov1nn '-om ... 1.0\"." ------ -King sz Bed , Wigs. Crib. S2750 S II f SI 250 $5900 833 4-•6 ""I "<Kn ft "' .. 11 '-' Drapes . port. Va<•uum. • e 0#" • __ . 673·3826 · ,., or ""-voo• a · fndrs &. ta nk, forward I.ids. 548·1775 14 pc. set. ha r & dinellC'. mi~c. 751.orns aft. 9am 751-6012 t 5 , ., UN A B 0 UT. 6pm. mounted shocks. Sl25 Harrel "oo<l w 'lcather. GOING FISHING? -n. •73 11 /U B · oo hrnitu~ 8050 lla ng 1n g l3mps . Dis· B'SWORMFARM ne ... Boats&MariM -fibe r g la ssed, s wive l Sliporsidetiewantcdfor aJa 1 •new Sea r's Excrcyclc. ., Equlpm•nt scats. iOHP Mere. &trlr. 28' Californian cabin eng/trans\ s uper cond . ••••••••••••••••••••••• hwa:-hC'r. 545·9221. 2t>17:. Qn .. n Uaity 7Am lo6Pm "Oncl1l1'on S50. "' <''>Cn c40 11°9 ""' '" '"'"". 552-0". 26 cr uis er in exchan°e for """"'· ~ · -"· ____ _ Great Sa\'ing:-on l '!-t•d l'~·prcss. SA. llgts. N1tc Cr awlers, Mi.'a l • 642·8472 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""'IV-" ___ " FU A '· &'1 --Worms.AfricanNi,.ht -.-General 9010aoats R•nt/ useof boal.644·ll40.Ask '7 4 Yam:aha l OOMX. . rn . ., ppu. '·' •,s<' /\nlrque Furn. <iishcs & .... I "' for Jack M d h Wrlson s Harg.a1n_N11ok nll"t'. uo1r. t.~I Prnsi1lei1ll'. Crawlers & Red Worm!. .1vmg rm rug, 15 :ic 18, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ch~er 9050 __ ._ . ovc up s ocks. 2>-545 W l!>th Sl C !\t ., o,,. ,. ._ 17362Gothard.JID burnlorange1 ~oldlwee<I •P tTh S kl•B ·k• SI p FOR RENT d Mikuni, l'Ut pipes & · • · " I"\" 8-17-SGSfi Sat &Sun. plush Fx cond I ' Id u e 1?3r. c ac ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,J • un er more. Fast & cll!an. Xlnt ----CALL847·5141 · · ' · · )r.o · Expert pohi;h1n~ & de· Arch bridge to Zll'. $.50. Li\•ing Rm. ~C'l. Top PWR Edger & Mower, S~S-IG·t 590 t556·279_t _ 1.ailin~onyourfiberglass mo.673·8145' rond. 5'15-3793. Qual.1ty.~cw,tk•aut1ful , O 'R Motors. Stereos. --boat.Lctusclcan&paint loatsforCharter -- --- • '1oving. 968·882:! i\1r C0<llers, Golf Club:., IRON BED Tcnntl> Membership for your en~i nes & bilge. In 44' Hunter. Slps6 Boats, Speed & 1969 Kawasaki 250. Aoe unknown, n<>uhlt' :.ale 1mmcd. rrestigc the '"ater or out. c.~11 3l'Tallycraft.Slps 6 Ski· 9080 --$225 .•• 642·459fl __ .l\RBEYRL~~'""'.''t.•L'RN. lots ur mt!>('. 1-'ishinj!, .. local I b 83336431 .. " 1925 llAR .. Roi:tliL CM Boat. & hs hld goodies si.lC. Hl.'adbn:ird 11 ~fl•('[ 5f(\.7ROOC u . . . . MESA BOAT CENTER, 14' Hobie Cats .. : ... :···········~··~·· ·71 350 HONDA S L En CA!.l.<711)"''5 17-,_•, 11)·5 Sat & Sun. 2725 high, footboard :1 fel'l --askforPaul.646·0S39 Nat'ICruisingClub 25 7n 0fFonal!Sk1Eqmp duro. low miles, 5450 '7 1 DODGE PICKUP V8, automatic,OSJJHL). $1788 831 -1375,493·3:i'75 '73 CHEVY l>I Pick~ Long wheel ha:-<'. Ci cylinder stit'k shift, t•k NICE! 79"·01N. $2777 -'" I high. l\lctal rJ1b Ht'ady • . ---------3333W.CoastHwy.NB l t MF:SA BOAT ---- -.orcnlO, C :\1 54~·tr752 lo rcf1ni:-.h [(.: $75 Otl RADIAi. s:i~ & ai:ccss .. Lel us s ell your boat, any Call 631-028t men ~ i 644 5080 days , fi-14 691!:.' Runk Beds /Malls. C'hC':-.1 .•.• , . Phone 675 0312 nr SJ2S. Steel sloraf!.eshed size.forf:lstr<'S ullscall CENTF.R.6-16·~ CVf'S n L~ .. ~. drawers. end thl & Sl N. O:"L'\ ·.Bdrm &·l. ti75 '""o SJOO. C<1s bb(I. $h.'i. r.as MESA BO\T ''FNTl"R ----1-5. P e-rf-omc-r 7c 11-P €-f)~ltll WJW ('abmct S85 l anllpd10ol ':" h 1' c I c h a ir· Fr PI" '"'100· dryer & 1\1 aytag wa!-her &16.0539 ' ..... ·• · ' Elegant 49" Alaskan for · . ' " llON DA 750 C:u!'tl. paint. ""'" clc~k. S35 545·8173 Snt.·l'n, s u1 tcas'-•s, as JUNK WA.....,.ED SISO. 645 992~ charter. For information Evanrude. big whl. trlr tank, sc.>at , chrumL', t'lC". TOYOTA :.ortcrl Un(' a·hr;1c. 1117 "' ----8,0 . SO please calls4s.R2Rll VryClean.49'1·2950. Harl ey r ea r \\hi. Oil Lamps, lealh. cha ir-.. Mug Harbor Rd :-. U for :.crJp metal. Top (2) 10:.(l bikes. tluffy $35. •nghyS ------BOSTON Whaler .7'1 -1;: coolc r.S2.0oo !lfl.'l 11!~1 rosewood table~. :,of J:.. 5-lll 71 Ii doll:ir p;ud for autoi. or Schwinn \'ar~ity S6.5. GE Call 540·6a)4 loafs, Sail 9060 p . • · 1966 Horbui. C M l.Jh 910 l -----2SH . Like new. Make '73 S k 'fS250 --etc 645·4800. Vi<.'klC Sl ·~ 01'11. Y I 3!tl r:. 19th bo<lic,. J\bo appllall('(·~. _.l!aS dryer $50 ~'i i 2098· 14 ft. £1 in Boal wilh •tO ••••••••••••••••••••••• offer. 673-1487 . UlU I • . 63 International Tr<J\ t>la ll etc. hauled away frt•t• h . J ~ ot . d Must Sell Immediately $500 M usl Sell. s~r~: b~:~~t~in~.r~~:. *v. ~~~~~e~el~~~f c:~ E~Lone 968·~ _ _ c~~~~~l-o~~.d~a~~~~~~ H~t. t:ai~!~~75~.71~~ an Leaving Country 30' Afl 1955 CROWNCRAP'T Ski _ ~6·~25 __ Good cond. S400.~ ~ S500. Now $100 673-1153 thm)?s. CUSTOM CAKES Headboard & nilc Stand. Boats, Ma.1-"'~9{ Cabin Aux. Yawl asking boat, ski equip. incld '72 Kawasaki 175. Rblt '7l Toyota PU w r~rns "'.............. $6,995. 493-3426 or Reblt .eng/ouldrivc en g ine, Fact tuned/ ViJlley shell. rhll t>n~. QUICK SALi-:: rcfri~. TV, Moving Sale/Turtle Rock for cver v l)Ct'as1on SSO. &14·1354· Service 020 498·1356. $1100. farm. 495·4185 eves Limed. Huns g real . very clean/runs xlnl. entertainment centt•r , Qual. furn. Cash&carry. masterfully crcatt'<l. ro; rn cu ft S IS rl'fri" ...,00. •••••••.•••••••••••••.••• &wknds. $300 /b s t. Call M;irk $1700/bsl ofr.64G-20H h l " -= I KITE 746, new sails & sofa·bcd, couch-lovcseal, Sofa be<.I, twn bed arm you. T c unu:.ua is my was her & dryer S200 E ectncal-Woodworkmg trailer. BestoHer. 14' Custom w/new reblt 50 5'10·0623. •54 GMC Panel. Nds worl; lamps. tables, cor. desk. chairs&olloman.lamps, s pe cially. Priced r e· both, l\g. s~ bed S75. Ptumhin1Hnstallat1on ---- sll furn. & deror-at any oil paintings, custom liv· a.sonablc with :-.atasfoc· Walnut BR furn SlOO . & Repair. lnbd cng. re· 494·2458 HP, Evinrude, w/lge whl Motor Homes. 22~·6 e n g + hydro price. Call644·21611. JO~ rm arm chairs, 3 pc. t10n g uaranleccl. Ca ll 536·8117. pair. Fire sysle m instil · KITE Gd d 2 ·1 lrlr. $600 or. t~adc for Sale/Rent '9160 ml1c trans , a lso xtra .Must Sell J apanese & • Chinese furn1tun•. Ct.111 . 213/431·264.iO S?lass top cocktail lablc He l e n now ror your ---mi1int. Scorpio Marine brand n~wc~.:O &s::J: equal value frshing bout, ••••••••••••••••••••••• eng/trans. $200. 673·~7 !>Cl. Sal. l'.)un. Mon. c ustQm ~1•t11ratecl c;ikc22 C,\L,BR. Rine <Rc.m. 5'18-9704. dcr.No.l2l6.Asking $750 smallermotor.557·3.5fli 22'1SLANDER,xlntcond, '59Ford lf.!Ton.Good<.'on 9 ·7pm . 18702 Pase at979·8123. mdl 57::!) SSO./\ntq. Mica Boat , orofr.675.6792 SM. CRACKERBOX self contained, $7250. dition Nu s hotk s & Cortez (Qff <.:ampus Dr. Kn_g Sz BNI New com· .J\~h.1lde fir. !~ ... mlp $$112255. Eq~ipMma~n'nte 9030 8' R . Boat, 20HP older Mere•. 84G·0-1it6 brakes. $4!.15. f.14 li71!1 . . 1 .• at Culver, acro~s to · · ' n ti g un ...... ,n · · "' l acing Catamaran O/B Needs wrk but 645 1446 \;nus ua u1ning lalilc, un·iv.Hi) plete, sllll pk).!d. Xtra Anlq . Settle 5100 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bch moorina will accept ·8 t ,· 83 24·r.9 R.V.LclUsCl<':in youup ' --·---__ "~rvnd & 1rQn '-·1sc f1 Ids r1·r .. 190 ( ·orth ••"15l · "'' · runs. es o r. I· ·>· C'I • C 'll '"" "' ' ''• 1 "! "' "' """" I Thomas 111lle Hkcasc. $75 SWORDFISH PLANK any reas. ofr. eves. aft 6. ', e.i n:up omm1 ce. Vans 9570 in h<tlf. 548· i l 13 Garage Sale. Sunday on Qn Sz Sl70. U!'>U.~lly horn{', Thom a sv 1 llc <.:rcden 1.a Wooden.:?.'> ft. 559·5199/546·3.~ BoaL 18' Glassbar, Cahin T· or 'n f o · fl4 6 624 9 1 •••••• •• •• ••••••••••• •• ("ood h'd I I f·. ly.PinballmaC'hlO(',an-incldel.1135·226;1 Si5fll5·ltii!I Goodcon<l. -----.-:----Cruiser.95h.p.Mercury. 645·2'740 69VWVAH ' 1 c·:l · >L'< 5.4> a "' w1ue stove. c·a~e loikls. --REASON llL"" Learn lo Sail rn Hunt-R b ·it l . I ~~cl671nsf!o~-'2~~~rm9~ll rl':.f"t !\t1sc plumbani:: p=irls. MAPLE S POON t blt•. SCRAM·l£TS A r,. inglon Beach Central e u1 • on ra1 er. 30' Rub, cl1••m. recliner 4Spced.rad10.complt'h' ~.,P..,~ ,,, '"' etm iJ 2~E.1 9thSLC~1 anlq. er oc·k w l1tl 1111 CallS4S·7744 art7 PM. Park. All ages. Red 494·0328· sc:its •. lra<lc for most ly rccond1t111n l·tl gal>. h~hb<'k ro<'l.cr, 2 ANSWERS BoatShoeSale Crosscertificd.848·0888. CHRIS CRAIT Clas:.i'' anything. make offer. C111r;211 1 h ings-11-c-m. a. ttrc:-.., & bnxl A:·c1'°1'ocw1l o.~~i·,~e,el lc~·h1··~1r~.oltr1al·.· ol· Id sch I di l'Skh<;, :1n1l11 J h'-r. II lip to 30r;;. Off 32' SLOOP PC ,,,. 44 2 • 4 9. Mah og . 18 '. 2 846·7127_<7t4 I $2288 Jo II I y ~~ a .~ amps. want t' r , wa nl J ui.'r -r a t•n --B a'>. In M"nne Inc. •~o. • cockpits. Chry. 6 e ni: . ... pnngs. _.xct'. cnt .<'•m<.1· (,r good1t.>s 178 1-: \.\'1 bon. bk & m a).! r a<·k <:J'x3 ) & Outlaw -F.mh~o -u sels of sails, xlnlcond co vnr B ·t of A & D Motor H•>me Hen t1on . S.>O . .>~8·28~6 ,.,1 829 Harbor lslcDr NB new "' · s r tal I:"""' ••11--~I~'• .,.,_2357 ....... \:.tnilyd:-.k.Chord1Jrl!all Behave -Cuddle -'"all673'_.,c· .. ,.· · BestoHer.646·7910 675·8700/eves.644·7391.Wl•;tlfJA j ,.,...;,. . -----645·8 161or 5 18·7HC~. HONORABLE "' ........, -646·9611. ••i87i 1'&achi'~"'"- Uouble b<.•d :1lh head. Moving! ~onle~p. ?' !-~f.i - -The d1::.lrict altomey ha d Mercury Outboard motor CdOLUM.BI IA list. broomy T rt 1· T II -T--_. -9 -17-0 llWlt. Bch. 842 443~ hoard SSO hkc nt.'w 2 $75: Danish chair S.50.1-x King·O·Lawn e<l~cr. la"n !>pent two hours trying to 3 9 h Runs reat $7S or ay sa1 e r, x n. ay .or ranspo a ion ra ers, rava • • · 12 mull1color are:.i rug sprc adt'r. 2 door hx•ks. shake 1 he testimony or a be t p. rr ~ 0 k ocean. Ne w sails, s~in· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •• • ••••••••••• · 5 o CI a s sic <.:he v v ~~n.Clt' mallresscs SIOea S70. RC,\ porlahleli"TV Grrl's Schwinn Stm.cray, \\llness. Resorting lo C~. C~s~r~nly ra e. naker, 0 /8, many xtras. Aircraft 9110 '71 PMwle r ts•~· self· Delivery Va n. Nt.'w ... ni.: fii:l·fi.tS-t. remote control $60. Misc 2 Antq . .ca mes. Mr:.h sarcasm he said "They SI095. Phone673·1895 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cont. Sips 6. Ukc new rad, starter , gen., winng !->nfa . chair and dining 10·4. Sat.Sun. 417 16th Pl. playpen, h1 ·chr, car scat. call you 'Colonel' in what Boats, Power 9040 Kile 1200 : like n e w . WJ~GS Old style Aeronc~ $2150. 837·5756 & tires. S800 or orrer rnom t able with 4 chairs. C M infant s cat. Make ofr . regiment .ire you a col· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Unsinkable! Pleasure , 16 span per .Panel. 5 Se , , 536·3459 . • ~:?!174~-· ____ TELET,'PE M at•h .. 556·7248· __ nnt'I'>" ''Well,"drawledForthebcstTrailcrablc r a · h c st chord, woodnbs,wood ar s T enlTrlr.Slps4 ~ --.-. lh<' '-"llncss. •·1t's like Boat buv in Town Sec $l600cang 11C..,!m67P5·6161° ·spars, cov'd. w/ceconite. :acllts+. Xlnt cond. $275. 64 Chevy 3~ Ton Slt•p.V.1n I J.1holstercd :o.w111cl <.'hair Frec7.e r , 36llP V W Newport Beach Te nnb lh1s.The 'Colonelinfront M esa Boat Ce~ler . ,se ....,..,., . w /n av. lites. $125. Ph:675·3853 d~l wide rear do111 :-, S.10 Enghi.h penny iwme Eng~nl', VW Tran::. C lub f'ami ly Mcm· of my name is like the 646-0539 Santana 27' Jnbd VHF 557-4821 28' R d R If suitable for work lrut·k 10 3• x l ' oak box $80.Cut m1 ss1on, hs hld goods. bcrship Hcs t Offl•r' 1 )NOR E' · f · ' oa unncr. sc or camper Cd (.'01d 242• f' U N H 675 '"'94" ·1 I ABL m ront . . . hood sails, GJM STY, M t •-I cont Goocl concl $3250 . i • I 11ilt• velvt-l autumn .cold • ran('tSco r . . __ ·_u " or yours it doesn't mean 25 Trojan Scara1der. FG, OVN much more. P/P, o orcycteS .. 1149'l ·4481 S <..: • . 51200. l ·529·fi0.11 "~'<'.1". <·hairs SJOO pr Gar a.Ce Salt•: Brunswil'k Crib m attress & bumper a t h i n g . ' · Vf:IF, fathomel~r. ROI". 557-4338. Scoot•n '9150 <:a · -· --- !-ru1 l wood com m Q!k Gnme thl , Fernier amp. J. 7 C U ·I -------trim l abs, swim step, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Auto Se vice & ·r.11 CllEVY Yun. VI! ·1 "Pd "'. 11 h -; lo r.a i: c 1.7 5 BJ:.-. guita r. Studio t\ ~~YP:~. "xln~is~nd 1~~~ Miscellaneous enclose~ head. Owner ERICSON 27' Dii:sel , ' Ports r 9400 trans. Nu IMint. SJ.1:-10 ••r.Jl'l'fulllaha~-.lYll'll\' formal din'g set. J\\'on 586.91189 Wanted 8081 bac k Ea s t. Anxious. xtras,S·25DANAP01nt. • 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5'16·73:W._ ing rm l.ampS:iO Htt'hly rollcc l1 on. h::inginl! . .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _!73·.!_00J 493·5250 -• JAGWIREWHEELS '64 FORD VANCam1w 1 .1n ed 1ln·:-.~l·r hy Dn•\ lamJ"I' 325; OrC'gnn, C\1 Nordic a Alpma, sk•'· SS CASH SS FOR , MUST SEL El' • 11 • '11 l • & TRANS :-lyle. 6 cyl . 4 :-µ,•1•11 •I Sl} If' 1 a la\ t·r~, '.I ,..,, .. .,3 \ t•r•I<'> ~.it & Sun S11C' 9 Two pair. H'r~ Good used fum trcfn~-; 17 Whaler·W/lrlr L! FLIPP '• • • • • I s ink, table, bt-<I slt•1•p!'t 'lr.11Ac·r~ n1t1 ·,t<1nd;o....IOO Sto."-511,, .• 1111 ~ood t·ondition. Sl.'i pi·r lmmaculale&Loaded complete w /dolly. Cd Call C714 l5.52·1222 ,, 1-'r us/slo\t'!'. 54<i·0768 675 9291 cond ~200 673 2648 .. 1 ------two (YUN099l. SH~ l'l.1tccl.1"m1rror t ::-,, pa1r Call 541H!l5!7 ---___ _;_· __ . ·"' · _·___ • .! AutosforSCllk 646·•"146 111 1 . 1 1 1 S 111 1 c.; h • "'''l' l.;1<h Gar Jge S<tlt>· I lunt inl!lon 4 d esirabk It~ in Mu1sictal t 8083 Wi II tradc S25.000 C<I. in Coronado 27 rt. sailboat. , "" ••••• ••• •••••••• ••• •••• . --11rm .imp Sltl Nufl1• llarb,,ur Hrrlrm ~i.'l.~in , • . .. nsrumens lux. condo, for :-all or Loaded for family fun. Antiques/ 6JVW CA MPEH\'t\N I I r.1m1'<I 1111 p,11nt1n~ Sill t1qut-i.tm <'. rl11lht's, all W ~ <~rdl'n i our ~aso~ ••• •• • •• •• • •••••••••••• J>fJwe r boat. 673-6610 $8,900. 846·8027. Cla11ics 9520 speed. AM rudio. ht•ul t•r • • !--1•t> 1>1ml• \I.int' for kind :-or ,enoll 11 t·m:-cs m!ns e r rm . Martin 0 ·28,1967, s.500./0f· ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• carpet, panelin~. slCt•Jl!> 111nr.,• 2i3fl ti.innl'l l>r ll«il lloleru l.n. llH s \T ca. Write. 935 Alt<t \"la rer . Les Paul Jr. S250./of· ELCO 27, Chrys. cr.g, lnt'I 14 Stoop: ~ar.ine ;Q" Kawasaki 500 Mach 1 ,50 Willys J ccpster 28J. four. A hons!' on \\hl'C'b t .,, .>-iii 011;9 & ~l":-0: 1o 3o.3 JO Dr V1sla. Cahf. 920KJ fer Eves 494-6J71j. super ADF·bait pump, Mah. ply. varmsh inside. XI l d Ch be Chevy 3 spd. O.D. Needs C064G IN ). $799 . h G ----a ll marlin equip. Rec. Dacron s ails. w /t.rlr. n con · am rs. 646·4446 Dir t; x t-:<" m OVlll~ }';a,t Supf'r (jar;i~c Sale Sal & Orig inal Etc l~~s. 0ra Old Gibson elcct.nc guitar s urvey. 0 rig owner. Like new 529-5376 MAKE OFFER. 548-lTI8. work S300/oHer 646-5263 M1-.c conlt-mJ"I furn. Sun. Many items. l'ort S65·• Modi gh ,ini su5. No.335&case.Ex.cond. $4100 642·6472 '69-H .D . Sport y 1951 Austin 4 Or. Sedan, d t''>k, hdbrn. bookcases. har, 10 s p. hike, ca: Renoir $~5 .• Pvt ply. Mu~t sell, best orrer. ---·-----••l4' FIBERGLASS Precision bit, Cs tm sunlop. 33 MPG. Call reas 6i5 61"'6f. rd ri i;t. Mac· 1-'adden & 535.5595 546·0469 30' ELCO Classic, 1948 ex-Sail Boal. ~ Cond. frame, 15" Pirelli, fresh 548·8011. G o I d e n w P :-. l . C ft rted ~ "CS -press, T I S. Reblt Engs., W /trailer. $400. Sij~963J. motor •· trans .. ..,,..,,. in· -. --------- 11 •"ustom C•1nt 'I ht ., .. ,11 .. I ra ers·asso "1" · Ludw1·cr Pr•1·ms w/Cym. C d · 'd & "' ...,.,.,.., co JAGUAR u "' ' ... -' Westminster ood b I $1 t.o$4 " ' omp. re one insi e • · vested -Must Sec ~ 3.4, sm. 4 dr 1·ut out arm chair!> redw ur 5 ca. bals. Xlnt cond SlOOO bst out. Cockp it couches. 19 Sailboat w/trlr, ?Clnt $2200/bst ofr. 64s..9151 & Classic. Xlnt.. cond. PP. Co r a I. b t• au t con d BABY FURN De:-;k , t"hr. Also photogruph)' eqwp, orr. 646·2763 & 646-4221. Much More . XJnt Cond. cond. Mahogany int. 548•914 1. $1 ,450. 831-2459 b-10..4966 r nr. group. Clothing & en Ir g r • trays• etc . Two Boat Owner. Must $2500. 213·697-5938 ,----------• . misc. items. ITT!> 09R2 540-9663. ~,!!: Furn~hre & 8085 Se 11 ! Mok e o ff c r . l 9 , II o m e m a d e 1972 Honda CL350, xlnt 48 Dodg.e . Fine c'!nd. K couc h. S panish coffee --S I C s t ant Volta"" .,-pm•n 675-32J8. Catamaran 10' beam· • 3 cond .. $500. Cash onl". Needs hlllc restonn~. lab' .. 4 lo" a s frplc set To t s to~·s •ra1n!'t 0 0 on ,..."' ••••••••••••••••••••••• " 55 000 i $1 000 VWCompen 1\NC> BUSES 71 ropTn11 72 7 Pas~. 70 7 Pai.~. 73 9 P:tss. Sp~cially Priced And READY for ... ,.. ,..a . o . ~, . • .. transformer 2000 V .I\. jibs, full balton main & Mon. Wed, Fri. Eves. or 4n..'.530.7 m . , . VacationTifM. 1 makeotrer.54&'1340. t y J"leWr flt>r~. Avon , Monro•Cakulotor 28 ' l.:apstrake Owen s &S 968-"" -----clolhes,<11shes,sporting Makeorrer54R·t4io .. 646.5118 • Sf'IOrlsrisher.Twn scrcw. fbglshullsnotrlr,$450. at. un. t7n . · GardenWHtVW WAI.NUT l>r<'s~er $'15, gd . chl'ss srL'>. hook!'>. Mus t selUntQ tnink. FR. dual controls. Elec. 645-9317 72Yl\MAHA360DirtBike 4Wt..•IDrfYftS tsso ~2B1ksW.orBenchOlv1t. i::old na ug. re<'lmcr$40 764 1N anry.HB.&175~)() & hild t DRAFTINGTABLE head, pwr wench trim Neweng.ltclutch.Perl. ~··•••••••••••••••••••• 7600Weslminslcrl\v(• Call 968-7001 -~~~t:r~. chi~s <'I~~ Z & Arm, tabs, comp. rigged for ISLA NDER~ cl~~~· Cond. $475. 675·3.'42. 74 Chevy LUV. Four Westminster f'38 71:1H(l HorJH 8060 N 1 s l/SU Cnllaftt'r6p.m . f1 :§hini;:. Many more comp. scaw y. · Wheel Driv<'. Custom Gold Broca<ttloveseatprf ••••••••••••••••••••••• masc. o app • l' • n 642 5150 xtras. ~5200. 673·3439 H ead. 4 bunk s, lg . HONDA 500-4. 1!173. 4500 built Mikado, Many t970 FORO ChalP<>u "'"" cond. SllO, aqua brocade R i · A b G only S52·1200nftJOAM <'lies cockpit, 493-4531 wkdys. mi, xlnl cond $10.'\0/b!d xlras.494-5885. dowed \•:1n. Lnf!. "hi. C·hr $38 Ngh chr S eg ., ra ray m.;.in· or "~5 1911 t I t h · 7 t l & 1 C/\ RAT Diamond. ap· Olympia Excellence lit - -'" • ofr. 548·9545. ---->J!'ti.', tin c ai.:-1s, :11r, 646 8588. P~~s~ 5 ::: , e~~ iqaU.:,d i. prs'd St300 1.-:i caral ap-c 0 r 0 n n p 0 ~ t . 1~:8Do11ph1n overnighter LIDO 14~ gd. cond. w/trlr. 1963-..,. wheel SC'OUT reblt. on~. N(•w hruk\:-.. 5-447415 pr~·d$500. Makcolfer or typewnters.sl'<'Y ('hair. ,. gs, Volvo 110 110, "CO''· Seil No 2005 withwinch Goori cond. port. Ji••lk)' Pl' A!'k111.: 1 Maple \wn bed . . tr<•deforur.545-004:!. 5462055 needi.lo\nrk. t\fakeofrer . r~ '69Yamaha250DT1 SllOO 642·1795 S2.250. 640 587H or bookcasl". hl'edhrd. box Reg Qlr//\rah Yearbna a ------673·343!IC\l'li $l,200 ....... -l036 Comp. r ebuilt & slrt'Ct . 612 1292 ~rg /matt S.1554G-5052_ Bay Fllly.all shots.$325 BM's Golf&Tennt~Shop PIClltOs&O~ 8090 -.---custom Catumaran , 1eg31. $475. Catt after 63 WILLYS JF:F.P 4 - ,. ~ra, "Old t'ut velvet •• 67S 2592 Eves ~) n 7 day~. Salc.-. 40'( ••••••••••••••••••••••• 24 Sklpjack w/ lrlr, U'.Sparcrart riitged. 3·30 PM wkdays751 7106 wheel drive. 6 C"YI,. * '66 DODGE • " r. --Nt-", CM. BAL"WIN A"ro•on•--flyhrsd i:e, twtn 170 n"w m "in w / ".lip. -11utomt1tlr, r :idto. 01r S.S3411ufl.2pm n25. mtcb'g 5• love~at H--Ro ded ~bl k ......... _,....., " ... " '-Volvo:. r~d10 depth .. .. " Y•M •H• 350 cond .• looks good. l'IS.Wlnacbr$40,6'lll('dh :a~'sa:rcl~nc~ls 642-5440 Sr>•nrt 111oino. l..igbt . . b S79S.-offcr trade . "' "' "' <JY5881 ) $799 '72 FORD Cluh W111• coffee table. wroug t 'th feel S60 7St~1 REMINGTON Rand clec. finis.!!:_ S600. 5'19-24:.l ~~nny~~r~nt~c~" o:· !179·1320. $300 S8f>,9fta9 646 ... 448 Dlr. Chateau. ;., T. f.1'1 h ii iron b."'C un. 492.6637 aft WI • • '7 Tri h 1 "/ l'/I I " ~ t ypewriter. $50. Fold Spinet Plano, fruitwood. lras. Mint condition LJDO 14, w/yard trailer: 3. ump Dome. :m>o ur, r s, >. ow 1111 6. 9uorter Horw frplc screen •/fl.'J'a~ $10. Xlnt cond. J50(). Call $13,950. 714 /673-0628 anti foul bot.tom paint. ma. Like nu. wndshld. '69 llOHCO $365(1~307 . .. ~.Prov. J>in.Sctw/W 7 yr old Sorre.I GddinJ?, ~2-0430 552·~ t•'GLASSPARl/0 .4 ...,l. $850.675·5926. IJsbar~l175/bsl.64$.Gll' 4 WCXt..SSel~}.,. '70 FORD Super Van I I h R 18 l 1ood r ider Ir Jumper 0 "J '""" E 300 S I l c t . e ti. 0 Movioi; from ~·lcll to KIRRY OmeJC• Clastlc PIANO WANTED: 48" ft 120HP, many utru Sabot Sall bo3t l<)Ot1 con· '8 Harley David.'IOn.ncw $1981 · · w ve Re.Jh, • Cpl'•'t'e"a•.•~1?1":~~~ best o(fer. IH·GU am'ti w/atth. Nr new. Must op hlah. Good cond.ltkln. w /lrl r. Xlnt. cond. dlllon, bcsl off er. reblt & balanood. Semi· 831•13151493_3375 mags, rblt trans. W4T27 best. 11-ell now! 751.-S. REASONABLE! ~ill89 988-280I f7Ml82. chpd. $1650. ""-36.11 Dir. art 4. _ ~MCM!;:::l3:·-=;;;::::=::::..;:..l.:============:...:...l so •• 60 •• ':-, co. \'hi or Ii i rd. 1a:-. ) 1:111 2!i~ \\'(I •111 er IP l' I I(). !tll 11 ) . Ir G le. all iO n s g, nl. rk. O· ra 11· & 4!1, 70 •• ng 'r. Ill, !", <'k HI. >l•r •d, •ps 1,- 'PS Is Ir 1n- hl. 1r, /'-, 111: Ot ·~. cl ni Vant 9570 Allto1 llftporhd Aldo I ' -'-~ _ .......................... :.... 1, mpo..--u Allto1, Imported Autos, hwport.d A.tot. IMporied Sunday,Juty27.1975 OAILYPILOT DJ!I _,9 Cb C ........ , • •••••• • ••• •• •••••• • • • • • • ••• • •• ••••• • •••• •• • • • •• • • ••• • •••• • •• •• ••••• • • • • •• • •••• • •• • •••• • ••• • • • • ••• •••• • •• ¥ 1-evy amper Van ~-9707 ... AMtos IMport.d ... .L. ,_...._.. .... ....__ V·8 auto. n uly panck·d & ••••••••••••••••••••••• nat 9725 JC19Uar 9730 MGI 9744 Toyota 9765 ••••• ;.. • -•· ... '""" • .,.. --·Used "'rpt'd rn ., hi 11~ AU" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' • I.I,. W $ tlU " ul 100~~ 14 5()( ••••••••••••••••••••• ¥ lie 110 tlre:s. brkti & aho'ck~. mi.,xlntcond.RCcl wiblk '73FIAT128 71 J CJU .. J+J '83 MGB.Newpuint &top 'e91:01>'0ll•CorolluW;t~on .:>..!:':~?~!' •...•.• ! .... Yo1Yo 9772 Cadillac 9915 stereo. bed. Icebox. & Int. Arr, sunroof A l e; • 54,000 uci . m llcs. 512$ Ruu ul ~lreis. S77~ •u•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••• •••••••••• press ure wntt.>r syatom , AM/FM. $5200. 673'.1155 . 4 0 Air, i~u tom11llc. power • • 645·1513 Cnll 673112'\1 RlftAIR.S..SEttVICE ORANGE COUWTY CADILLAC Priced to sell. I~ t>t.y - - -· R SEDAN s lt"1•r 1nJC . Iii,; ht hluc. . , , Exth:.in.ie & Hl'l1ulltb 7l•·M9·0407. '73 AUOI. 31,000 mi .a no\!. 4 "ri ... i•d, ~udio. hcall·r. 28.348 mil~:. O,el 9746 ~l~('~U~0:: 11~·~r~~:.fi liHOOK I. YN Bl 'G ( ·o VOL VO Uvt•r 7u to t'ho1"'~ from -Ure11, xlnt cond. ExC<.''~ 1 1 v Con L--. ••••••••••••••••••••••• f ·p•J .... c.;0 E11t1mull·s ~..&Ii 111.11 l':Xc l,l Sl\'l':L\'VOl.VO From s 1 !f95 c; ~I \I ·oo l''ord Vl.\n, i.llck. Xlnt auto. no longer uc1-.l<.'<.I rite u 11n~11 cry l'l1·11n .... ..:.:;:,: 1969 OPEL t;T CLASSIC: at b ,., . 64 I £.>OC> t~•O\l''t Voh·o l>twl~·r fo'lnitnl·in~ & l..uaslng meeh com!. Will tlt!ul. Of. 646·0206 18·~1 499JJll "' MU't"fTl'Q New Sb Urti~ & hrakei.. '69 TC> Y01'A l'VHU~1\ 14 VW IUG 111 Ortinad'ount>' rer. 894-1044 •MW" Sl 977 With Xlnt cond. Sl7SO. Sf79-7854 lf11rdtu1> Automutjc'. AM R11d10, heater. This on1• f4ll YU l(Jl~ u2~ym ... .-, Waftted 9590 .... 9711 O•• P.,....nt or 5S6-14s:t r3.cl io. hl•11tt-r, low m ilos it> one Heryone hus bt't'n ' '- ~··•00 ............... ORANGE COUNTY'S fQI\ WtiA Ponch• 97SO <XOP71111 swn f. • -· ••••••••••••••••••• eJ L • -J a pu n · .... r 1ne :c 1 looklna tor. Lie 634JSD.~ r.,.., .. ~_._,,,.,[~--~-~-1-~-'WEPAYTO~J?Ol~LAH OLDIST 7••••••••:••••••••••••• ~111·4446 !>Ir $2488 FORT OP USl::DCAHS & . ~: TOYOTA 57 COUP!'; Blue lacquer, POREICN. OOMF.S'fl(' · mint cond. $3,lm. '74 Corona .. i tipd. ne"' 20 25 S. Manchester or CLASSJCS 8.t7-3759/992-l()oll ~teel belted rucl1.ils l!i ~-~· If your tar Is extra rlt:an S:rl 8 1 . 1966 Hmbor CM t..11> fl'.l0 1 ------S26~. 651·142!1 1 •-W•'c9 v t. Anaheim 750-2011 see UIS ffrst. •• es· er\' Ct:· Leasing -Cout !hwy . .IL ~ 91 IT. Fulls Sup. & 1n11t. r lie ~ IAUER IUICK Roy Corv...-, Inc. FIAT 642·9405 lllk on Rik. Ft splr . 1974 Toyota Corona. aut1 Hunt. Bch. 1142 .44:~:; Anniv~ncry m sHarbor Blvd Hulls)l oyce BM\\ S6,1100orbsl ofr.044·1772 trans, .\.Int rnu<l.$:?851 • I Costa Mesa l.17!1.'2.soo • 234 ~. t7th SL Jensen 9732 '73 ,or1cht91 l·E Pvt. l't~· 008·:Jir~1 72 VW SALE! Costa Mesa 546-4444 In Santa Ana ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'i ~P , air l'nnd .• s un roof, Triumph 9767 2 Jlr .. rad io, twut,·r •7 5 VOLVO TOP DOLLAR I 97 3 JE ... S"".... AM 11" M . rn (I" wheels . ••••••• •• •• • ••• ••••• Ready ror lot.:i of run •'\.j 6 4 E D ,.A.ID N•w '75-128 2 dr. " ... ., .. tiummer l.ic 9tlliF01; I I 4 r. ~ burgundy in tolor w/less l·'ULL l<'ACTOltY Healey Roadslt•r. ·1 """ than 2~.000 mi (132 $2288 01•1110 a11ton111tll'. .111 IMMEDIATELY E<,U I Pl'ED ma ~s . radio. sh11rp 1 KLFI. rnn<1 pmH'I' t>IN•rini:. & , sr ,, 11toAowAv 111918612 nm>22 1 I '' M F ~1 x t ,. a (' k . FORAU SAN TA ANA $5195 $9495 h1•;11l11j.ll\t rllll!'I, ,,,,,,, FORllGNCARS 835.3171 $2899 DOMIURNS DONIURNS .i ~1~·· mat:-=31:t1. CALL OR COME I... ~ ~!cA :. A W $8 90 " ftlEU~TIM&lEOlllVIHO t.IACHIHE PORSCHE/AUDI VOUCSWAGIN -·~..:n : ,.,_ as I TOSIEUS 13631 HarborG.G. 11711 HatborG.G. Hunt hth !i ii.11:1:. Savings $1004 NEUJPUgT IMPOHTS 3100 W.Coast Hwy. M.8. 642·9405 OrClftCJe County's Hl9hHt $ luy..- on Imports 1111 MauyToyota Call R oger o r Bill 847-855.'i SADDLEBACK BMW CLUSIVE & DIALIR • SERVICE FIRST • flUIBlE LEASE PLANS • N~w '751284dr. 6J6.2J33 514-4100 NOW$7186 l"l:lLL 1-·Acrony 7 I VW L~( U IPP""I 66 l'or:-.d1L• !112 : nst'l'. new I r. } r. l 2 Dr . ra11t11 Tht~ ~h.,uld = lOOl~fO Karmann Ghia 9735 paint. re'1 . sic>(' In lrvmt•. be un tlw :-hm' t'ooin I 11 ·$2999 N•w '75-1 28 W090n FULL FACTOBY t-:QUI PPF:ll # 1 !1115(12 $3149 • • • •. •. • • • • • • •• • • • • • •• • I 729·0334 21SUJ A '68 H I•:(), AM ft':\1 I 11 pc xlnt. 1·1toan ~1.:1w 751 IGl.lli llatc lo l>ut must s{-11 I BLACK l l!l71 l'ur<.,dw HI -&, appc<tranC'e ~roup. mag whls. am/fm, :<Int Lambor9hini 9736 cond. S4!00 fi rm. 646·8493 ••• •• • • • • • • • ••••••••••· Rolla Royce 97 56 75 LAMBORGHINI ••••••••••••••••••••••• •l'RHAco #l DEALER IN U.S.A. •ESPJ\UJ\ 5Spl'clls or Autom<.ttirs ROY " 11170 Spitfire'. 'dt1I 1•11n1I Sl51M1 fl·l5·1i!l211rtii:1 :1;,:_i:.i '611 TRll'M Pl l tiT ti·-i s peed, AM radw. h1·<.tlcr. whitew;1 lls. nt'\\ ml'lallie plllnl JOI> 1':xlr:1 l1n1· $1888 "®·:.l''M" I I Be1H· v llunt Bch !U2-41.1 .. 70VW lfl(~f)l)\fj I !\I 1!111 H·f6 . .S4·Hi lllr 2 Uoor. radw. h(•ut1•1 Rebui It t•111 1111·<· to ht P r I t' e d I II t ' 1 tt \\ '7 I T H I L' ~t I' II T II ti Sh.1 rp' 175 11.Z\\' 1 ~etutlwriA ~VOLVO '//,/,II'' '•' I 1+ +ft I BRAND NEW 1975 VOLVOS 73 COUPE DE VILLE l 'OHI' V1c-e·pn,s. '4-lk t 1wri:.flnal "'nr 1,ou1fod Low rnil<.'" l't>rf1·11 SAVES 67 CA.DILLAC ., l>r . \'II. automat1• 1r11n'. r .1d1u. twat1•r j)O\\ l'I \\I 11d1rn !'>. f'.t1•I lllf "hltt'"all llrt•s• \ 111yl roof . vinyl lnl1'111" 11.T TaklllJ.: J Ion~ lnp Thi ~ 1.., I h1• 11m· l.t<' ·1vr11:12 $888 fill (',1d!llJ<'. J:J.llOO m1 I dr . :-.hl)wruom l'Onil SJ . I 00 ~lt)8 ~ 11:11 FREE APPRAISAL We buy used curs & trucks. Ca ll GHOTH CHEVROLET for a free appraisul. 5 Year or 50,000 Mile Warranty Available on a ll New BMW 's . .-..w '75 SPORT CPE. FULL.Y f'AC:.VfORY Jo:QU 1 l'l'fo:D it20:~11 1 IN STOCK MOW IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AUTHO HIZEU Dl<:AU:R S.\LES s 1-:nv1c.;1<: rnR CARVER ROllS·ROYCE r ll• f . 17th St . COSTA MESA \~--~ S0 -44" ~.-, l!.1!1 MARQUIS MOTORS 4~5-l<!ltJ,IS:ll·~) <811 i\CN l. $1688 Buy or~ase VOLVO DEALER SIHCE 1956 WILLIAMS 7 4 Cadillac IMPORTS Coupe GROTH CHEVHOl.l':T 18211 Beach Blvd. Huntin~ton IJeuch 847 -6087 549.3331 SELLING YOUR CAR? TOP PRICES PAID For I mports Paid for or Not Dton Lewis Imports 1966 Harbor, C.M 646-9303 TOP CASH! I 11402 Mar~rit• rc..tiway Ml•-* vt.;o I It)' ·2040 • OS •949 I Ute A•Hy Pcriiway hit 1973 2002 Automatic. AM/FM . onl' •1wner. 831 ·2040 dlr. ii D:\1W 2800 CS Com><'. ran· a uto. full pow~r . leather. stereo, 24 MPC;, $7495 or offer. f..15·7>198. l''or clean used cars & truck s! H owa r d Chevrolet, Dove & Quail 1970 2002 Streets, n r . MacArthur. AM 1 i-· M . o n1· own£-r .Jambor et• and Bristol. K31 ·2040dlr Newport Ueach. 8:"0·0555. ---'71 BM W 2002. Xlnl 1·1111d $3299 '1 S Hew FIATS IH STOCK •C..H )IC~ •F c·>~ ·lfi.~,c .. •' c i ;r·" · · ALL SEll\'ll'EI> 1'1...· READY TO Go SPORTS CAR CIMTER Lar9• S•ltdion of Select Used Imports DICK M~LLER MOTORS A.utos,lmported Air, AM 1F l\1 Sll'rco. FIATFACfOR\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ma,gs. $::!!.1!15 Ph. &-M·23ti9 Al?THORJZF.D General 9701 . S,\Ll-:S Sl-:R\·1n: • • •••• • • • • • • •••• • •••• • • Capri 971 5 t. 1·;As1 :'l:G ClOSlD SUNDAYS Triumph '()!J (;T II. ('l1•a11, LF.ASINCi Saab 9760 xlnt mcch<.tnic<.tl l'ri ,· JIM ••••• • • • • • • • •••••• ••••• Purty. 5<19.;11;53 -t~l ·li~~ MARINO ·12 SA AB· Sonnet Coupe. 9770 t380EOS >. Volkswo9en MOT Oft CARS S309!1 ••••••••• •••••••••••••• 1200W.CoHt Hwy. MAR9UISMOTORS 73 VW WAGOM 645·1102 495 1210. Kll·:!l®l Automulie lr<tn:.rm~sion . I rud IO. Just in ti me for Acrou~om lht Balboa B•f Clu~. Stuh 9761 \-acation. 818-J(;I Maida 9738 ••••• ••• • • ••••••••••••• ······················· EXCLUSIVE '73 RXJ. IH.000 mi FOi Hud10. dock. el<' 0 ,. C ty s2200. P h : 1•·•>-s.:.n. ra .. 9e oun Mercedes l•m 9740 / M.~ ·••••···············•·· ~ ~ OVER too MOTOI NEW & USED CAI EDES AUTHOllUD MERC WH & S..in OM DISPLAY DAVE ROSS $2688 Harbour V. W. ... : . llunl He h 69VW 2DOOR Llh· 11t:W. YNK-928. $1288 Harbour V. W. Hwit Bc-h 71KARMAHN GHIA Hacl111. This 1s ltw 1111t• \OU r t' ln11 k111 r.: lnr .'696111': V I $2688 65 VW BUG I 13-1 Hadio. J usl likl' 111•\\'. , llardtofind.1PYGr.so1 $1088 de Ville EXCLUSIVE ll1· .. ut1lul fln"'clt•r lllut VOLVO \\Ith hlul' c·l11th 1ntcnor. ll·~~ than 211,lllKI mth•!<' DEALER I $6995 (ossJ i.01 1!011 C:nmmon"1·;ilth I Bu\·nn l'ark :121·700(' '62 VOLVO 544 2 DR 4 Speed, radw, ht•at1·r :\1u:-.I see . t.; EY rt! I $AVE$ Deo.rt lwriA GJ·VOLVO SLEMONS MERCEDES W70 llal'l1or. ('.~1 631-1276 Iii llJH C':tu ~10110 <Jdt1.ol mi :\ir rad1.il ltrc~·fulf P" r Pt·rf <'nnd S'1~1J ;).111·1!155 ·1;1 mR Cad ~uuo <.tclu:tl 1111 Air rad1:il tires full pwr 1'1•rf 1·ond S~1:.11 :ilfl·l'lfi01 Iii <..'.1dill.11 SD\' ""' trade lnr li'1 tiX M11sta11L! li40-o.143 SEE EUROPE ••••• • • • • • • • ••• •••••• •• & Ovl'1.;eas l>elivt>r~ \16 CAPRI 1973. 23..100 mi. 120 WHtWomer House of Imports , ,.o..n1Ac-STun AUTHORIZIW I 2480 Harbor llTcl. Harbour V. W. 'i-1 ('m11w cit• \ 1111-. 18.fllM m1 Full po\\ er t 1'.\t1 .1~ I Autos, Used Bt•:-1 ofl1•r 5Hll-O:l»i u;.r.1:1g11 G ................ ;;c;; Camaro 9917 BY CAR 4 spci.1\M ,l"M.$2.7W ATSOllTHMAIN Purc hase any Europe<tll fH!:i·40:lK SANT A ANA C ar fo r d eli very in t<;urope & let us plan your Datsun 9720 individual tour. fo'rom ••••••••••••••••••••••• take-off to homc·lan<linl-(, WILL BUY YOUll you'll be in the hands ol DAT SUN. TOY<JT,\. experts. Alsolease&ren· O R VOLKSWAG l<~N tal c ars . EURAUT O . PA IO F'OH Lido V i l I age, N . B . O R NOT. 673·4550. TOP DOLLAR CALL SAL H ERNADEN I-~ 540-0442 557-2132 With This ,\d '69 FIAT 124 Coupe . Runs grl'ut ! $995 NEWPUf{T IMPORTS MERCEDES OEAU:H I C t M 5 .. 6•1017 6862 Mand 1cster. ' OS a eso .. . . . llwit. Reh. 1442·4435 Ruena Park 523·7250 On the Santa Ana l''wy Toyota 9765 '61 VW bus-windows.rebll ••••••••••••••••••••••• '64 eng. Need~ body work , $300. 536·4300. 66 MIZ250SE COUPE An immaculate <.'lassie i & out! Sun roof & leather interior . 831 ·2<>10 dlr. ------- '71 MB 300SEL ''6.3" . .t dr. air. lt!alher , ~1 m rfm rlean. MUST SELL! TOYOTA SALE Hew '7 5 Pickups LARGE SELECTION luy or Lease ,_.OW! '64 V W .4 speed, AM rudio. heater. ru n s well. <OSL244 >. S.t99. 646-4446 !>Ir. 63 VW BUG, xlnt t:ond. Must see lo appreciate 5750. 960-3405 aft. 3 pm -- •'67 BUG• :5'15-3<111 aft. 2 p.m ----- i l~ac v enerat ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...•.............•..... llwit. Sch 1142 .. 1 m ·72 PLY:\10l'Tll 1 <Ir 73 VW 412 Sedan. R C\I, 31>< 1·11 111 . P S. P H'. ti0.01111 m1 2 .Door· 4 s pct•cl . Im' Seall·<I hitl:-rt'ftUl"•lt'd m 1 l e~gc. turqu1n ~1· ~ll5{).minrm urn. metalhC'. N~at <IS a pm '64> UODCiE \',\~ •. 'l'•rn. H ard t.o find m .. dl'\ Ii l'~I. :!:l5 t·u. 111• :1 spd. <No.0946> 51.000 m1. S<1alt'<t hids rl'· $2 I 88 que_ste<I . $!'120. m1mmu!11. L'n1\'eri;1ty of Calif frVllH' (t <ll'U~l', l'Ul'ner u;.r.Ngy1 l 11lleac v • '67 CHEVY CA MARO \ IS . u u t11ma11 1: I ransmi:-.s1011. air l·on<l1 lionin~. r~ulio. hcut~·r vin~I roof. 4;17; .( · Dalsun Hcpuirs & Sv1· .. guar anteed work Low prices. li46·143!l '71 DATSUN 510 2 DR. 3100 W.Coast Hwy. HA 'ii PONTIAC St<i . Wgn. 642·9405 p 'S. p IHSS~:4~~1395. -J>etut l~ 70 Fiat Spyder. super r h t!liO 280' SL~ S75U(i. Xlnt ~ TOYOTA cond. S2350 o r of er· <·ond . Best offer will ht ~~ 645-1792 or li75·3522 I t d 4" 003!:1 Hl'C't'p e · 5 o· · 19~ Hmho• l r,\ to Ill'' l\11 66 VW. S.500or OFFER. 2000Anah<.'1rn. No. B. Costa Mc:-<.1 1969 VW Xlnt Cond. Sl 150.00 or h<>.;t nffrr C'all 675-811311 llWll Heh H4:.! 143!'> 67 VW 2 Door Llkt-nt•\\' • CTYX!~tfi 1 $1088 .Jaml.Jorl'C' & Campus. lr\'inC', Bids ;1ec·l'nterl un- til .July :11. l!li:i. II A.M.' 833-!'i!'iXli VOLVO i:l Pinto Squirl' p;ll'k Wgn. 19N, H""'"' 1 1,\ , 11 910 r;1d1als. 4 :-pd. 52',00. 71 Vt•J?a Wagn. ;mtu, air. !"1:11111 ti·t (;~It' Cirryiill, Ch~vrolet 9920 11 ton \ .x 1 ,pd S~1)(). ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aulo m atic transmission. •72 F I A T 128. •I 1>1101 r adio. heater. vinvl roof. S d 78oGXl'l 196 7 )'4ercede~ · • c un. ( . ' . d 663-CCL. ~ 999 250-S, 4 r . auto mal1e. AHa Romeo 9705 · 1 • ;.11r cond .. p :;, elect. win ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1577 MAR9UISMOTORS dow s . <·xtr:.. «lt·;1 n 4!!.1· 1210. R.'H -28RO 73 ALFA ROMEO eJ l . 1vr:L!J!l4 1 • S~IDER Wt emu ~~:1r1~;,r~~ ;~;J~~1t ~1,~~I oo~3~Z:Ms .\ low m1lca gc roadster ~ Bcsl offer Hi~ !l\J!Ji <"-PORSCHE/AUDI ~l-~~4~~~~ C'ondlt ion ! ~ TOY OT A_ 67J-559I 13631 Harbor G.G. A;dl 9707 1966 HmbQr, ( M,.646 930'.l ~~~~~••••••••••••!?.~~ _ _ __6_3_6_._2!3} __ _ •••••••••••••••••••• •• • 'i2 D ATSUN· 1~ Coupe. WE HA VE A D.'\T SUNS S/\VF:S! C24.4ESF>. FOR ·SALE MAR9U~~2<~0TORS 495-1210, 831-2880 NEW I 1974 AUDI'S --·-MODEL: 1 OOL'S 4 DRS. (8141 I 21 360) {8141 07 81 86) (8141 094641 ) {81411 23496) (8 141120227} -·-DOM BURNS PRESTIGE POISCHI/ AUDI 1363 I HAllOlt ILVD. GARDIHGROYE 636·2333 '71 DATSUN·510, 4 Door. CS92 DL M ). $M99 MAA9UIS MOTORS 495-1210, 831 ·2880 DATSUNS IARWICk DATSUN San Juan Capistrano 831·1375 40.1.J:m '74 DATSUN 21iO·Z . 4 speed , J\M/Fl\1. lo" miles, $5800 Call 5"1!l·32Rtl after S pm ! '71 510 4 Or. Sedan, vinyl top. Lo m L, ~d. cond. Ori g . ow n r SI .650. 873-6737 Ferrari ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 DINO Spyder. Eng. version. All x t ras. $1-',500. or t r<1de . Greg, 644·4579 ,. .. 9721 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OIAHGE COUMfY'S NIWIST I LU•IST IMMEDIATE DELIVERY All Model:l&Color"' Dick Miller Motors •BBB t20 W Wttn1rr 197 2 AUOI ut so i\ta111 100 LS, 4 dr .. nutomallc. Santu Aoa -a~_!~~ alr c ond., 11lc roo. su11 ·10 SPYO ll:H 850, Top NCI. <80U'l"W>. <'ond. new emit. 38 MPG. SZ9tl SJSOO. J&~·0236 DOH IUIMS ---POal~ .. /AUOt ·1:Mri.':!,:~ ~e1:i::~: IJ611 ........... M•nt. Offet. Ktl8314. 616·ZHI '114/M&·llll Daya. _ • • • • I • THIMI< HONDA SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER Foo,. ..-o....i qu c; G G ll•d. G_..,GN>•• S37 1171 '71 HON DA·.t speed, wid£ oval tir es, mags. 42,()()( m iles. real clean. 40 plu~ mi l es pe r l<(ullon (742CPG 1. SlO!l!J 646-4446 '71. HOMO.A !>Ir A r \'a I I( 11 s !'\a v ,. 1 ' ( 1°18CiSJ ) $1488 ~:u -1375. t!J3·3375 1975 Honda Civil'. o& sp<l. s lill under warrnnly 5000 ml. Call 008-9515. J419uar 9710 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·JAGUAR Le•• NeworUMCI 41M-"'t wllh I PAYMENT DOWM 111 .Wl'l lf\ r tr'll'tll<I~ '64 M ERCEDF~5 220 SE-4 s peed. fuel injection AM /F M radio.new in terior. rad1alo;. sunr011f. <YXB797l. $t:l9!1 646·4446 . Dir 71 Mercedes 280SE 3.5 This one i~ a clas~ic & pri<.'ed t o sell! ( #3150 l SLEMONS MERCEDES 1970 H a r hor. C.M 63I·1276 MG 71 MO Midget, xlnt <.'onrl, fm . wl res. 32,000 ni i. $1,t™>. 531-2198 a!t 6pm MG LeaM N•worUMd 41 Monlhl with I P.AYMIMT DOWN NLWF'lll\ I trv'll'llHTS 3100 W.C..at ttwy. kl 842·94~5 1Q89 MOU <lT New palllt. F.njClnc rchulli. 1173-f!..5:!2 00 MG/\. COUil"' CIHSIC', rebl\ t na. Od Cond. S9GO. 493-&799 THINK TOYOTA SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER Fu A~D.d I 0081 G G ll•d Gar*"Gto•• ~ )/.t,4"4 59 HUS. 40hp 'H4 lrans j~~ .. Needs minor a.;sem. litiji•t•lll"' J Huns g <I ~l:iO nr ofr 18~11 '1 .. )f\ '' 49:1-1379 llunl B1 h ~I:.! 1.1.1;, '62 VW \'A~. Ne\\ t'll)!llW· 't;fl Ol'(;. SL "i H< H If<' """ p~11nt. Xlnl rnnd $1200 pa111I . Rt:hlt t•llg 11 1.1 1)72:! AMC 9905 ......•................ l!lill ·\:\IX. :!fill l'nl'\. a ll pn"'t'I'. \ I '. s harp I' I I' ;1 11 I 'I :1 11 'I I I II I' 5 11 ;121;:1 Ph· 5.tR-39011 Sl2'l5 • • fi-.1:1 l.il:I -;1 ll11rnt'I W .igt1n, ti ,·~I '63 BAJABL:Gwi'69rcblt ·72 \'W 1·ampt•r \all. nu ~tii·k . lofmmi 1·,~1111 1.'-~'.11'~· · L k h & • ~. \:tonum. a 1 '"' ·"• • engine. oo s 5 arp eng. AM · I'M :-ll'r<•o ,,. s2!-l'l~ i"1~· 77,1r · CONNELL CHEVROLET SA LES & Si':R\11< :r: 2828 Harbor Blvd. COST I\ M 1-:~A 546-1200 i 1 t" h c• ,. e 11 P ~la I 1t}11 C'l ass1c :-lal11111 wgn Im mac. $3950 !\lu~I ~I'll '"440-1648 runsgood.~1000.oroff{'r. cas!>etteSJlflO !*-i!Hl!ll ... · ' S411·1223 t\~IX ,l;l\~lin. I:!, Mint '65Chev .. MalibuS..."i.2 Ur -·72 Super Ilc<.'lk Sunrn<1f rmlll ~t ust set·. Auto. hrd.tp. \. ·R auto. F\111 pw1 69 TOYOTA 1)9 vw Bug. reol l?OOd Porsche buc kl'l:-. SlliO<I ,\ ('. I' .. r h S:!:100 _& ;11r. $675. 645·1'6_14 2 Or .. radio, heater cond.Sl.100. Callti31·17!l7 675.5304 1 9701 ~tl'J\L,\,aulotran.-., Where is the voung lath o&93-6i99 •• for thi s ,,j1 p? L i e:.---.--· • '66VW 204:!m1111111c•\\1 . 'tdEITnl'lf?A1\f(' p ,s ,1ownPr,xlnt conrl DL 2 '72 VOLKSWAGEN-Super motor SliOO firm I'll ,imi .e c 1 .'0 .• ' : 51100. 842·fM 1:1 X 8!r . Beetle. 2 Door. sharp. 962-9"4>1 :\lariners Statwn \\gn. • $I 288 low m iles. (462LPC> !I0.000 mi. A C. A/T, P /S. '72 IM PAI.A. r\utn an S2699 69 VW Bue;. rcl1ll 1·n!!. x lnl .'11rh. tire:-. Or. owned 521011 Harbour V. W. • ~ • ' i • llunt. fk h Toy. Corolla '69 Sta. WlJi.: good ronrl, owner leav ·~ S800 or ofr 752-6.1}6() Toyota Spct•ialb \. li111 pric<-i>. IQ yrs cx~r i;,tf).J43fl 20 DEMOS COROLLA'S ~CORONA'S MX'S LAHD CRUISER SAVE NOW ~WtlwriA .TOYOTA 1966 Harbor, ( M Ub 9303 '66 TOYOTA CORONA4 DR Automatic traMmlaalon. udlo, h eater. Now paint TRK·7~. S877 ~M LfmiA \C:ITOYOTA 196o6 Hotbor. ( M t-46 9303 MARQUIS MOTORS cond. s1000. 1:-t:; li!rl nr Huns J:rea1. S7;)(). s.l6·1~2 Call tH4 o:WK 4~5-1210,831·2880 675·3:122 l:'>Hornet llalchba(•k.won•72 IMPALA. ,\ulo au . ------on T\', fadurv warrenty li:2100 • VW IUGS ·110 VW lrnja Bu~-1 :.j)1·cd. ,tras. S3~0o. fl12·8632. ·· '68 THRU radio. hC'alt>r. run:. l!l eat •74•5 Ran>. <t><>ZK-t~> <1:~r.1 Buick 9910 25 To Choose From Garden West VW 2 Blks W. of Beach Dlvrl 7600 We~tminster AVC'. WestminstN ti3fl 78Ro 69 VWIUG fl-lf»4·Mfo !>Ir ••••• • • • • • • • •• ••••• •••• '70 E L El'THA . I ci r VolYo 9772 ll:irdl1lp . londcd. tilu1' •••••••••••• ••••. •• •• • • " · w ht top Hi:1.i;771 73 Vol•o Wagon fut>I 1nwrt10n. h1gg11g" rnrk. 24.37'1 m1li•:-llPal · ly clean' Wi5 Uu1t·k Rl'IWI 1'~..;tutc' s ail' ,\II 1·~tras Cran· herrv "11 11 ~ hite Lan· dau · 6900 n11. Nt•w·Si200. °'II o~· on h $5SOO Must 69 CHEVY MALIBU ~ l>o or hardtop. V.>I, autorna~1c faC'lor,\ J1 1 cnnrlition1nj:!. pow~'' steenng & hrt1k1·s. ra<110 hcalc•r. H ard lo Ftr'ld This l'li><.tn! 17.:"Y!l!I~• $1089 .i Speed , r a dio, custom paint. Only one like lh1:,. Be tho talk of the town 7.SH·067 Can Lease 48 Montfts With "l't' Richard lla;.ncs. ----..... --""I!'~""' s 1533. Horbour V W . .. 61 VWIUG 4 Speed. Just like new, in f11cl new paint. WSW·989. $1388 Harbour V W .. Harbour V . W • • ; t One Payment NLWPUHT IMP(JgTs 3100 W.C:O..st Hwy. HA 642·9405 74 Volvo 145 IH3·2928 a fl. Ii 1-:xct.!pt Tues. & Thur' 71 BUICK SKYLARK t'~t~ltl~n~':~~~. ______ .,...... 1mtomatlc. Cactory :1lr c onditlo n l n ((, po w..r atcertna. t adlo. less th11n •75 VOLVO S Spd, like new. Rluc M etalll <'. S unroof , Luther Scats, Alt Cond .. Storoo. Factofl' wnrrnn· ly. ~. 734M l'W Dir. 615-8900 • '68 CHRYSLER NEWPORT V-8. Auto trans .• power steering, rdo10. heater. (4S4AGCl '7 SPORT FUIY 2 DR. HARDTOP V·8, auto. trans. factory air cond1tion1ng, power steering. power brak~. radio. heater whitewall tires. vinyl roof, tinted lass. wheel covers I 390BSX l '71 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 4 DR. V 8. auto trans .. factory air conditioning rJd10 heater. vinyl interior <271HFR l '72 BUICK LE SABRE 4 DR. HAIDTOP V-8. auto. trans .. $ fac tory air cond1•1onrn9, Po\\'er brakes. power windows rt1d10, heater whitewall trres. vi ny l roof, vrnyl interior 19520TZI '71 240Z DATSUN 6 cyl., 4 speed, radro, Wl'lt'('IS $695 $995 1695 '74 PLYM TH VALIANT BROUGHAM 4 DR. V-8. auto. trans .• $ 3 3 9 5 factory air cond t1oning. power steering. power brakes. r.:id•O hPater, whitewall tires. Hard to find Lo.v miles !Ser .. 313875) V-8, auto. ,Pn,IBY!~~~!~., steer;ng. POwer brakes. radio. heater whitewall tires, vinyl roof I tinted glass. wheel cctvers. (076M PI > '71 PONTIAC 3 SEAT WAGON V-8, auto. trans., factory air conditioning, pewer steering. power brakes. power windows. radio. heater, wheel covers. luggage rack. (835EJZ) '70 FORD TORINO 2 DR. HT. V-8, auto. trans .• factory air conditioning, power steering, pewer brakes. power windows, power seats, AM/FM radio, heater whitewall tires. vinyl roof, tinted glass. A Super Buy. (922BQW) '70 T·BIRD 2 DR. HDTP. V-8. auto. trans .• factory air conditioning, power steering. radio. heater, whitewall tires. vinyl roof, tinted gla~ covers. C1588 FFl r--· . --~ $ $8170TOTAL DOWN fOf lll monrh4i Oil aoorovtd c,rtd•• -.ot•I c•\h PflCt" ocl ta• & •1c S1'8110 Otteftt"O um• r>r1<.~ SIOIOJ 08 "P R n 11 • '72 C EV. IMPALA 4 DI. HAIDTOP V·8. auto. trans., factory air $ l 79 5 conditioning, power steering radio, hea ler, whitewall tires. vinyl roof. vinyl il\terior, 32.200 miles i"37EHH 2, DR. HARDTOP V·8, auto trans., factory air RD LTD $ 895 conditioning. power brakes. radio. heater, tinted 1 glass. wheel covers, vinyl interior. Low Miles. (073GJM) :z? oa ~R~Ya!?,a,r condition ing.$2 69 5 radio, heater. #733FNC '74 PONTIAC . FIRHIRD V·8. auto. trans .• factorv atr condll1on-$4 2 9 5 inr.i. oower steeri~o. oow r disc brakes. AM/FM radio, healer, wh1tew~ll 'ires. vinyl roo t, tinted glass. wheel covers. Like new on ly 12.580 miles. 1275KKI) :z~ .~~~"~ "'"'· '•"•rv ,;,$ 5 6 9 5 cond1t1oning, AM FM radio. Rallye wheels. "351KRE l.Y. SALE ON NEW & USED RECREATIONAL VEHICl , *WE'RE OUT TO II THlNO. 1 SURVEYOR DEALER. WI HAVI ALL MODILS IN STOCK. Wl'RI llALL Y DIALING. TRY OUI PllCIS. * '73SURVEYORMOTOR HOME 64 EL CAMINO '74 DODGE '73 IN E NATIONAL 75· Dodqe chass1~. front & • 'Ir air cond1!1on1ng. large cngrm auto trans , Power s1e-~r1nq, • radio~ & 8 tnrk 11oe sysrem Fullv self con'a1ned. "97DHOI. WITH CUSTOM MAKE CAMPER CAMPER CONVERSION SCOUT 4 WHEEL DRIVE $8395 V-8. slick shi.11, -adio, hea-s 1395 V-8. auto. trans.. power s4995 ~~~i~~.to. ~~~s~, a~~~~~: te• Real'v 11>.J•ce 1 P85759) . brakes, radio, heater ice radio. healer. Luggage box. sink. roof coo ler. mag rack. Only 24.200 miles. ONl T 7600 MlllS wheels. (54169U) 711 HOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chrysler 992 Ford 9940 ~~~•••••••••••••!!~~ ••••• ••• •• •••••••••••• ••••• •• • • • ••••••••••••• '65 1-"'0RI) · 7:! l' hr,\'., k r \o t'" por 'ti!! G;tla ., ~ 500. i!Dr Sprl Rl'l'iS GOOD l'u.,t :\111 1 1·11ml l ull.' tvp. air. I'S PH. ln m 1 548.0002 t•qwpt s2:11111 I'll 11:!:1;; .rl l ra d1tt l-. Sl ::!:!S 908-1571 1'1'\I ut1 ;; Imperial 9942 J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ti7 l'hn .,kr 1 '11m ,., I "11~ I 1 •·nnrl • \ 01,, I ' , I' Ii 1:1 ('ap n. !!rl m nd \'-fi. 1971 Chrys.lcr lmi:>t'na ,t• " n If\\ ... \ (' t) I I l' I' .1 Ul o. J I', s~ IC~I i).t~)· I 7K Baron. I' u lly load(•<I. •'- I 11.1•1--or tiia·J57'> well cared for. Askanl! ~ •:ii ' -~ $2695. 165-DM;,64-0 1209 iO lm pL•ri.il l.t•Jl.tr1111 'ill I.T U XL-1-..:xlnl t·nnrl. M--.-k-9947 l.tkt.' Ill'" 111 ttut \111 ti S;11·nf1<·e for ,·12."111. C<1ll a•er1c p1•rf. Jll P" r .11r ""'' ~17 i I lJ or 8-lli-~l.'l ••••••••• •••••••••••••• r <• d 1 di... "1 1 ,,, I' h '70 l\fa\'ertt•k. 6 <'YI. .r.!d 642 003., l'I' 1 73 TORl .... IQ tran!>port<1l1 on. S85U r"llll firm 495-411(5 C'\ ~s or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ercury 9950 Mustan9 9952 p th ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tyrnou 71 MERCURY MARQUIS '73 Musta ng.17,000 m1. Like new. $3150. 548·27~ 2 Door ha rdtop, Less --------..- than 34.000 milC's on this Oldsmobile 9955 loaded. one owner beau-••••••••••••••••••••••• ATLAS Chrysler /Plymouth Open Uaily & Sun. 'lil 10 PM ty ! .Factor;. air concli- uoning, power steering & brakes. power windows. G way power seats. sterec tape l-YSlem. \anyl roof. l ilt ~leerin g whet'l, & more.'! !625323) $1989 Sales and Ser \' ice 2929 llarbor Blvd., OLDSMOBILE Costa Mesa GMC TRUCKS 546-1934 HONDA CARS -------Univers~ Olds ·1P4 8uuAsT1,~:R vs. P/S. "1 "' Spaccpac. 2850 HarborBl\•d. SJ ,000. o~ best orr. Costa Mesa 540-9640 979·0082 Continentol 993C Coupe wknds ,.......D .... A_V....,E~R"""!O!""'S'!"'"'S~ 64cuTLAssvs-18mpc. \ut11m.111t. pmH'r sll't'r-·10 M :nerick. 6 <·~I. ,\ T . xlnt runner. S37S/ofr. Pontiac 9965 ....••.•............... ·72 \I .id. I\ lil.111. \tr 6 cylinder , automatic, radio. heater , power steering. C209BBJ) $1589 • \II pO\\l't Ill" 1111 U.oou m1 1 111 111 ,.., , Jlt\ llmt• 5 111 Hl•o~! tnl! .• 11r. & lt·ss than ori g. owner & cond PONTIAC 493·2029ail6pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11.,1100 mtl1·,· l'm'l'<I T11 S1200. 979 7394 J4IO......,.AtFtiirDr. •'64 OLDS SH• ! PONT •72 Le Mans Con· 70 FtlEllRD 400 St'll 1:;77hllt-:1 40 d d I 1 4 --7 000 II Cor•ette 993 ...................... ·7,"i \'1•ll1'. ~'""' 11nt..: mt :'ll:t n \ '' ,. .. , \lrnt , 1111.t SiX5H H:l 1 OHH:! C h\11 I I l'o n 1·tl1· :-.11n,.:1.1' h {' ,1 u l I I ll I Ill I' I ;1 I I I I hrown . .i "JI" ,\·all \t 1 "" l)nh l :lt~><1m1 :-.7''t"1111 liP~I ol fo.r C .ill 1.i111,1i11 flpj 7> :111 11t 1;7;1 7X'I'.' ,111 I .Ill 1,!1 I' Top < '11n d I• .11 r Jl"" •·r \ m f· 111 ( '.1 II HI'' 71>1" '70 CORVETTE T-TOP 1;,1 \ IS c•ni:1 11l· .ur • 1111t11 1111nin.:. l1'.1lht r ml• 11111 l'ampc n ·tl ~· pn· ... 1·1'11 hv reJ1 n•rl I S \I c n•I SLEMONS MERCEDES l!HO II arbor.(' ~I 631 -1276 ·70 ror1 no Sq u1 rt• Sld \\'gn \\ pos11r:al'lton. <tir, po " 1• r . .\I u s t -. c II ' :r.1x :!H'.:!2 Iii Slat1on \\'~gon. g1l C'lltHl ~i:!."i • 1;-14 488:1 • I970Ma\'erfrk.2 dr.Sll95. c..t.Mffe 1464017 r ., sc ·runs!!· x 11 \'ert. Small V-8. AIR s~. " mes 00 rulumn ~lark. gd . rond , ------rutbberS3&0·0b/rbaktes. ffl»vl auto, P 'slccr. brakes n.~_en g1nlle. p ohwelsr red963-4409aftG 70 Mere. Colony Park 8 P y . s o e r . :.cal, windows, door s.....,...mg, ra yew ee . pas:.. wa~on . Ori,ginal 548-7800. locks n<.'w steel radials. exceptio n a lly c lean . Mercury 9950 owner. Xlnt cond. Tape -.- -• -. AM /FM 26 ooo m i (120BEI ) ••••••••••••••••••••••• de ck , full power . etc · 67 Olds Ex. r~r~ntng "MINT". S3200'.&l4·2649 · $2389 ·74 '.\fore . Monlego MX. 51 .000 Ma 675-2699lil 5 pm co_nd. B~st offer 536·1740 --- 2 <1 r . A /C . P S 1 PB . ------WallDellver . 72POMTIAC AM 1 F~. l8.000m1. S4300. Mustan9 9952 '70 CUTLASS Suprc~l', GRAND PRIX SJ m 9-4886 aft 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• new tr ans, brakes, aar, '7:J M KRCURY CAPRI '67 Mus tang 2fl9, auto. _Ji>/Bradio. $1100. 837-4666 lmmaculalC', I owner. New pa in l. like new! 72 Cutlass S upreme. lfi27 JON). Sl 175. • • Must see lo ap· 49,000 m i. White \'in over • S31U9 prcc1ntc ! 645·8614. Tangerint!. a /c. p/s. plb. 1.:1 FO H0 G.\LAXIF. MARQUIS MOTORS CLEAN 'G7-;1~stang VS. lm~c. Pvt. Ply, $2,3.50. '''"t•n)!.tr;in., Gd c·oncl 495·1210.8.11·2&!0 auto. R&H. stl. belled ~3~~0. _ Every factory option in· eluding ·AM /FM sterec w/ 8 track tape, factor) air conditioning, \.'inyl roof, till steering wheel. power windows, bucket seats. power steering & brakes, etc. Steal lhj~ bea ut y at bclo" wholesale Blue Book! <873FKS> •1JTRAHS AM 455 e n g ine, AM /F M stereo, ra llye wheels. Fireston e wide oval tires, very las t ! Less than 27,000 m iles. Well kept. (488HOJ ) !li"•1;;029 .,;-MERCURY Marquis _rad~.P.S.S~.536-7234 Pinto 9957 71 I.Tl> Squirt• W<t~on Full rm" t·r + :11r sh<wks Ill r;u·k lilt-: rn1 Supt•r • l•·.111 ~1 l'<l lulls fo n·t• .. 111• :-; 1:1ao 581 !JJ."",.1 ,\ \1 l'I' B r o u g h m S c d a n • 65·68 :\1 us tang wanted in ••••••.••• •_••••••••••••• ,\)1 FM s tereo. µ"r trnde for 67 Cadill a 71Pinto~600 __ twin comf lounge sel!l!' SDV 640·0-143 4 !>pd. Lo ma . SI I tJ "recliner. P"r fir · · 493·9178P.r lol'k s. Sunroof. Ong '74 MustangGhio '7I FORD P INT0-4 speec1. owner. 673-77~ C71'4 )497·3042 2 3 o o c . c . e n g 1 n c . $3989 • S2789 74 ESPRIT 111w1 • r :mm HT' ....... ,,...__.._,.....,__,....__..~_.. ..... ,.....,..-..... ,.~ ........... ~.-...... ,.~---.,,......., .... whitewall s . r a d io . heater , a real <'lean car w 'low miles. <2330VU). Less than 8.300 miles. VS, automatic. factory air, rad io. h ea t e r , power steering, rallye wheels. Balance factory wa rranty. Beautiful. (S2SLFM) $4995 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC l ........... FtiirDr. c.-..... '46-101 7 CoUCJor 9933 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i" I <.'Ot ·c; \ H X H7 lmm.11 \ (', \M 1'~1 T.11><· I"'" mile~ Pvt l't) :l~:! ·•~11 'fi8CouJ:ar. ;11r lt hr uph<tl F~t "t1•r<•11 \ltrll nuul ~I 7(>5 h-l·t 1<11:J7 OodcJe 9935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r"' ('har.:n . :lX'.l 1·111• Ort).! 11"' ncr. 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IRVINE WEEK OF JULY ?:1 • AUGUST 2 AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. Lee. Inc. 1234 S. Moin S1 . Santo Ano 547 -5826 Crevier Motors 208 W. I sr S1 . Santo Ano 835-3171 CADILLAC Nabers Cadillac 2600 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 Ford 5440 Gorden Grove Blvd , Westminster 636-4010 lb!Gi University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd.. Cosro Me~a 540-9640 LINCOLN-MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beach Bfvd .. Huntington Beach 842-8844 John son & S o n Lin c oln ·Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-5630 Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury 130 I No Tustin, Santo Ano 547-051 I MAZDA Jim Panos Mazda 2001 South Manchester, Anaheim 750-21 41 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 27, 1975 OLDSMOBILE University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd.. Coste Mesa 540-9640 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd.. Coste Mesa 546-8017 TOYOTA Dean lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa 646-9303 Bill Maxey Toyota 18881 Bea ch 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 5 TV. !PORT! HllJHl/11/IT! SUNDAY, JULY 27 10:30AM m Dodger Ougout/Warm·Up 11:00 m OO<fger Baseball Dodgers at Cincinnati Reds. EEJ Grand Prix Tennis: Summer Tour "Washington Star News International Tennis Tournament" (4hrs) Singles &. Doubles sem1·finals. 11:30 (])CBS Tennis Classic 12:30PM f) CBS Tennis Classic Quarter-final match between B1orn Bor~nd Cliff Drysdale. 1:30 f) c.tJ Canadian Open Golf Final round of play from Royal Montreal Golf Club, Montreal, Ca nada. 2:00 Shrine Benefit All-Star football Game I CV CBS Tennis Classic 4:30 CV Canadian Open Golf MONDAY, JULY 28 B:OOPM O @ ®)NBC Monday Night Baseball Teams to be an· nounced. EEJ Grand Prix Tennis: Summer Tour "Washington Star News In· ternational Tennis Championsh ips•· (4hrs) Singles & Doubles finals. · THURSDAY, JULY 31 7:30PM EEJ The Way It Was "1946 Cardinals/Red Sox World Serles" FRIDAY, AUGUST 1 6:00PM 0 A~el Baseblill Angels at Te xas Rangers. 6:30 O (Qj C!J) CV College All-Star football Game Live coverage of this game between the World Ctiampion Pittsburgh Steelers and a team of last year's outstanding college seniors. 9:00 O Madison Square Garden Aght SATURDAY, AUGUST 2 ll:OOAM B ~Cl)®) Major League Baseblill Teams to be announced. l :OOPM (~ (j)) CV ABC's Wide World of Sports "NFL Hall of Fame Football Game" Live from Canton, Ohio, with the Wash· ington Redskins vs. the Cincinnati Bengals. 4:30 Ci1l CV CBS Sports Spectacular 5:30 : The Way It Was "1946 Cardinals/Red Sox World Series" 2:00 I PGA Golf "The Westchester Classic" 6:00 Angel Baseblill Angels at Texas Rangers. 9:00 Boxing From the Olympic ' ' ' ,:[\(-L~~r Evening Movies 7:00 8:00 8:30 10:30 7:30 8:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 7r30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 7:30 8:00 9:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:30 7:00 8:30 9:00 SUNDAY, JULY 27 9 IC} "B•1u Brumm•ll" (1d11) '54 -Stewart Grang.,, Ellubeth Taylor. 11 "To th• Enda of the Euttl" (mys) '48 -Dick Powell. Signe HHso. 7 (29 8) 3 (C) "The Secret Ufe of 1n Am•rlcen Wlf•" (com) '68-- W1lt., M1tth1u, Ann• Jackson. 9 (C) "A St1r la aom'' (mus) •55 -Judy Garland, James Mason. MONOAY, JULY 28 9 "8rlgh1m Young" (dra) '40 -Tyrone Pow.,, Lind• D1rnell. 5 (C) "SH Wife" (adv) '57 -Rlchud Burton, Joan Colllns TUESDAY JULY 29 9 "Flesh ~ Fury" (dr1) '52 -Tony Curtis, Jen Sterling, Mon1 Freeman. 5 (C) "One Foot In Hell" (wes) '60 -Alan Ladd, Don Murray. 4 23 6 10 (C) "The Imposter" (dra) '75 -Paul Hecht. Barbare B111ley. 7 (29 8) 3 (C) "Isn't It Shocklngr • (dr1) '73 -Alan Alda, Lloyd Nolen. WEDNESDAY, JULY 30 9 "Ten Gentlemen From W••t Point" (1d11) '42 -Geor11e Montaomery. 4 23 6 (C) "Del1ncy Street: The Crlsl• Wlthh1" (dni) '75 -Weller McGlnn, 5 IC) "Herry Blick & the Tl11r'' (•d11) '58 -Stew•rt Granaer. 7 (29 I ) 3 (C) "Deeth Sent•nce" <dre) '74 -Cloris Leachmen. l eurence Luckinbill. 10 "Flv• Branded Women" (dre) '60 -Sil111n• Mang•no, Ven Heflln. 4 23 6 (C) "Ul•t Hours aefore Mornln1" (dra) "74-Ed Lauter, Rhond• Flemin&. Robert Aid• THURSDAY, JULY 31 9 (Cl ''Th• U.•t Tim• I Sew Perts" (dra) '54 -Ellubeth Taylor, Van Johnson. 5 (C) "Duel In the Jun1I•" (edvl '54 -Dana Andrews, Jeenne Creln. 2 17 3 8 (C) "The FBI Story -The F'll 1111. Alvln Karpl1" (dral '74 -Robert Foiworth Gary Lockwood. Eileen Heckart. 4 23 6 10 (C) "Flight From Ashly•" (•d11) "64 -Yul Brynner, Richard Wldmuk, Geor&• Ch1klrls, Suz¥ Perker. 7 (29 8) 3 (C) "Smite, Jenny, You re Dead" (dre) '74 -D111ld Januen, Andrea Marcovlccl. FRIDAY, AUGUST 1 9 (Cl "Ap1che DNm•" (WH) '51 -Stephen McNally. 2 17 J I (C) ''Th• Femur, Koveck" (dr•) '74 -Jemes Sloyan, s.,ah Cunningham, Andy Rob nson. 5 "We're Not Married" (com) '52 -David Weyne, Ginger Rogers. 2 17 3 8 (C) "The Cethollce" (dra) '73-Trevor Howard, M•rtin Sheen. 7 (C) "Flereup" (dre) '70 -R1quel Welch, J•mes Stacy. SATURDAY, AUGUST 2 9 (C) "And Soon th• Dertmess" (susp) '71 -Pernell Frenkhn. 5 (C) "Sea Wife" (1d11) '57 -Rlch1td Burton, Join Collins 4 23 6 10 (C) "Goodbye Again" (dre) '61 -Ingrid B.,aman. Yves Montand. Anthony Perkins. 7 (29 8) 3 (C) "Money From Hom•" (com) '53 -Jerry Lewis, Dean 9 (C) "Across the Wide Ml•souri" (1d11) '51 -Clark Gable. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI(, JULY 2?. 1975 'TOO MANY ST ARS' The list of baseball superstars who played in the 1946 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals reads like a lit· any of H all of Famers. Regrettably, says Gerry Gross, executive p ro- ducer of "The Way It Was." it was possible to inviJe only five, plus former Bosto n manager Joe Cronin, to appear before the KCET cameras when the sports retrospecrive series recaps that classic of classics. ''The Way It Was" repeat presents its nostalgic look at the 1946 Series and the players who participared o n Thursday at 730PM on KCET. Channel 28. One o f a dozen great events in American sports history replayed for TV, the program features sportscaster Curt Gowdy, as series host, together with the late Dizzy D ean, making his final TV a ppearance as he calls the play-by-play of the film high- lights of the games. Format of "The Way It Was" calls for th ree players from each of the competing teams to watch themselves in action, as they recall their emotions a nd thoughts. Representing the Red Sox. in addition to Cronin, are Johnny Pesky a nd Bobby Doerr. On hand for the Cardinals are Stan Musial, Harry Walker and Enos (Country) Slaughter. But, as producer Gross says, he might have packed the studio to !he doors if he'd had the chance to invite all the stars who made the 1946 Series o ne of the most thrilling on record. The Boston roster that year included sluggers like Rudy York. Ted Williams and Dom DiMaggio. Playing for the Cards that year were Marty Marion, D el Rice, Joe Garagiola and Terry Moore. The Cardinals won the Series, four games lo three. and their star screwball pitcher, Harry Brec heen. won three of those games. During taping of "The Way It Was," the Red Sox players assert that he made the difference between the teams. "Brecheen was the kind of pitcher that you had to stay with o n every pitch," says Doerr. "We had not adjusted to that kind of pitcher, and it cost us.'' The participating athletes' anecdotes o n "The Way It Was" have made the series an exciting "insiders'" treat for fans. Jn answer to Gowdy's questions. for example, WaJker and Musial reve"31 the rea- sons for their nicknames. "I've always been called The HJt, · " says Walker, "because l had a habit of taking my cap off after every pitch to wipe the sweat from my forehead." M usiaJ recalls that it was the exuberant fans at Brooklyn's old Ebbets Field who gave him hi!> monicker of "The M an." H e says that every time he came to bar, the Brooklyn fans would yell, "Here comes lhat man again." Virtually every one of the superstars who played in the 1946 Series might h ave contributed such stories ... But," Gross says. "We just couldn't have fit them all into our studio.'' RdJvin. tbtlr bit.I and erron att (from ~fl Co rtabl) St. Louk Cudluls Harry Walker, Slaa Mllllal aocl Eaos "Country" Slau[JbCer; Boreo11 Red Sox JobDJ1y Pesky, llobb1 Doen aad tbdr IDAllMIU JM Croola, wfdl the tale Olay Dn11 a11d Cm Co"dy. Page 3 'THE IMPOSTER' Palll Hedtt nan O.J ex-Anny lntelligena Officer Joe Tyler, w/Jo JUI/Jib in for a wealtAy contractor targeud for Q.SSIU3Utahon, and impenonates othen to lllfco~r a co11- 1piracy to loot a liuul tkvelopment compa11y U. "TM lm- p<>Jter," an NBC World Pnm~re Mov~ repeat, TwJday at 8: JOPM. Tyler reJia on impenonatioll.f-a taltnt M leamed OJ an actor at a tMatre operated by Victoria (Nancy Kelly). In the co.use of protecting tlae weahlty EOiot (Joe Ga/JiJon), Tyler disguiMs himself O.J a penonabk Lo11isiana miHiONJire planning to invat in the company. He receives all tM co11rteJies tlte company public relations girl (Mereditlt Baxter) CaJI provide, but lte 1oon teams that J/ae is actually tlte property of Iris former Amsy Jllpe· rior, Barney (Edward Asner), now an e.ucutive in Elliot's company. Additional guest stan inc/Juk Joltn Venton, Barl>ara Baxley, Jack Ging, Bruce Glover and Sherwood Price. 'ANIMAL LO VER' One o/ tlu most lllUUllOl siglw ilf tlte St111 Fe"""""° Jlalky tlteu daJ1$ u IM appetualfU of Earl Hollimmr, star of NBC 's Police Woman series (Fridays., 10-1 /PM), followed by a big black police dog ~ariltg a wllite sock. Tiie dog, nomeil "Smoke," is OM of five strays piclud up by llllimaJ-lover Hollimmr, wleo is Vice President of Acton ON/ Ot.lter Fmttd.J of Allimab, aNI tlte sod is to protect tlte lriNI foot w/Uclr was nearly uvered by a /lit-owl-run motorist Hollimall fofllld tM ilfj11red Slteplvrd alotrpide tlte road, wltere Iv wotUd ltat1e died /tad lie not been rvslvd to a t1eterinarUut. AnolMr s11elr stray befriended by Holliman is tlv encltanting "Katlty, " a pltot.nic mlllt Iv fOflllll wtlllMring arowtJ Comp- IOll, ltalf-staned ON/ limpU.g badly. X-rays sltowed tlv little femok /tad been struck by a car aNI her peMs wa.t fractllred. Today, at a year aNI a /ta//, w u lvahlry, lrappy aNI adorable. Hollima11 's oldest dog is 16 yean old at tAis point, IM fint of IM mistrealed animals to wleom Iv gat1e a ltome ... a tradition • dating back to a nutclr boy/rood wlvre Oltimab were orowul IM ltolUe COll.ftantly; loved, pmed aNI disciplined, but appreciated. Does Iv keep a nuuting tab at IM ~·st "Not at aJl." says Hollinuuc. "It's like somebody witlt a big family. By tM time J1011 ltave fi11e kUb, J1011 don't ca/I tlv doctor every time tlvy get "" earaclte . . . yo11 j1at leant certaiJr basic dtiAgs so yo11 COii cope. People ct111 do so """'Y tltings for IMir Oltimab onu tltey'11e /tad a lilt¥ practice. YOll k""w wlwn to reaclt for tlw Pepto-Bi.smol and a/I Ille otlvr dtiAgs to make Wm feel ~lier." Like a/I tlv members of Acton '11111 Otlter Fmttd.J of Animals. Holli'"°" is °"""'1utt about IM ltlld for f'1'0IW' tags for pets, for identification tattoos and for JJ1"Ying clinics. M1111y places ;,, tlte co1111try don't /rave tlte facilitin of Los Angeles for low-cost 11e111ering of pets, llltd tlv pligltt of 50,()(J() ltomeless 011imab fi~s HollitrUUI gnat distress. "Tleere's 110tlriltg cllllr titan a P"l'PJI or a ki1te11, "lte says, "but tltere 's '""/Ung sadder titan Otte stanilfg aNI "1fCIUW/ for. " Relllming to ltU leome after a pltoto snsio11 at NBC, Holliman stopped ltU statiot1 wagon {beat-lip and perfect for tltree big Ge""°" slvplterrb; Kou IM floppy eared, aNI tlv fiftlr mixed- breed lie /owul in Mexico, wONlering orer IM traJltclllU of a small villa~ to keep from starving) wlten a dated dog'"" onto tlte ramp of tlle Jlentwa Freeway. He stopped aNI re1cwd tlte animal, located it.1 OMWl'I, wlto sJuwgged ON/ Jllid, "We d011 't wont /Um .•. c"""1 JI"" fowl /Um a ltolM!" By tlw 11ext "'°"""& Sally Po~n, IM ca.sti11g director of Police Woma11, /tad placed tlv dog for HollilPIOll. (On ulemiOlf sltows tlw "Oll/mal people" S0011 leant as mlldt abottt Wl\o cara tu tltiey do abom ""'fow- footed jrie.Nls.) A110tlter Police WOMalt COM M'lll wrtzppe(l "P· ')' 's g " d •• MORN I NG Truth or Consequences Gomer Pyle IQj Futures 6·00 O Summer Semester Edue1tion1I Pro1r1ms · O Knowledce "Perceptual Develop· News/Pano11ma del Ville ment" M History of Art 10:30 0 @ (1) 00 Love of life Bullwinkle 0 Qj @ ®) m H o II Y woo d Squares 5:30 0 Claremont Colloqulu m Mon., I (~ (j)) rn m Brady Buneh Wed .. Frt.; Steps to Leeming Tues.; Futures Media Thurs. The Flying Nun I Not tor Women Only "Divorce" Pettico1t Junction Miehael J1ckson Show _ 700 Club lig) Edue1tlon1I Futures ll·OO 0 @ (1) 8 y & Re ttess Introduction to Physical Geo· • 0 ~@ 0 m~te Mi~ilicent gt1phy • M11ble Muhine m News/PUbhc A~alrs . I (~ 00> rn m Show.Offs (~ (])) Mornln& vomedy Ttme · Tommy H1wkins Show 7·00 0 @ (V ~(I) News News . 0 Q]@ l1Ql m Tod1y Show; To: t .Dre~m of Jeannie day Bicentennl1I State Salute Fii. : Electric Comp1ny "Idaho" lnclud.ed in this report on 11:30 0 @ (3) 00 Search for Tomor· Idaho 1s a v1s1t to a potato larm row at Shelly for a talk with Governor B Qj@ ®' m Jackpot Cecil D. Andrus; entertainment by (~ @f C!J m Rhyme & Ru· Idaho fiddlers: and a visit to the son Argonne West Atomic ener&Y site, I Let's Rip outside Idaho Falls, an active breed Bill Cosby er reactor New York Stock Exch1n1e I ~ C.rtoons : Villi Alegre (~ ) m AM America Romper Room New Zoo Revue stock uch1nee AFTERNOON Se11me Street 12:00 I Noontime 7:30 I @ Cartoons . Di1mond Hud . Tennessee T uaedo Pl use Don't Eat the D1isies Porky Pia 6 Phil Donahue Show M11ket Update (Qi) 00> C1J m You Don't Sly a @)News 8:00 I 00 GJ) rn C1pt1ln K1ng1100 ~ Movie: See Daytime Movies. 8) Sunup High Ch1~r11I • B1nan1 Splits & Friends (I) Noon Affllr/Joe Blretll The Flintstones Show Cartoons I @ Somerset Not for Women Only Tennessee Tuxedo : r1i Chi Ch'uan Featwes Not fbr'Women Only 8!10 1J Sonldos Mlos 12:30 0 @ rn 00 As the Wor1d Turns 8:30 I The G•llery 0 (jj @ ®l m D•rs of Our • D.vey & Goliath Lives Yo1i & Friends IJ M_!lberry RFD Gomer Pyle (fn) 00> Ci) al All My Chll· New Zoo Revue dren : Mister Rogers' Nelehborhood @ Bullwinkle 9:00 ~!(I) Spln-otf 1:00 @ @00 The Guldin& l.l(ht 3 : Sesame StrHt @ Movie: ~e' Daytime Movies. · m Celebrity SWeep-6 Divorce Court st.lbs (~ Cl)> @ ffi Ryan's Hope B~~~ N~ 6 lelVt It to Be1Ver M1jor Adams AM Los Aneeles M1rktt Closine Jeck LI Linne : Eduutionel Pro111ms I Love Lucy ~ @ Futures 1:30 I® (!) I Ed&e ol Nlfht New York st.oek uch1n1e ' @ @ 0 m The Doctors Sh 6 Hazel ( ) Mike Dou&lu ow (Qj 00) @ m Let's Make A m Travel Alms Deil 9:30 0 @ (I) CIJ Gambit 0 Journey to Adve"ture a Q} @ @) m WhHI of For· Z:OO I @ rn 00 Price Is Rl&ht tulneDennls the Men1ee • @ @ lig) m Another World @ @ Futures 6 Daktlri r.tothera-ln·LIW mid (Qj CIJ) (1) m $10,000 Pyra· Gallopln& Qourmet O The Real McCoys 10:00;@ CI) CI) Tattletalu @ Hanny & the Profeuor Features , (D @ a:§J m Hl&h Rollen 2:30 0 @ Ci) 00 Mitch Qame '75 Ci) MOYie: See Daytime Movies. 0 @ News 0 (t.i!J Live I Lene It to Buver Ben Hunter lnteNlews/features r1i Chi Ch'u1n 3:00 I lrn@ Music.Ill Chairs . m Somerset Gene Autry Thutre 6 Cartoons (Qt, ) (}) m Genel"ll HOS· pib l @ Dinah! O The Lucy Show _o @@Movie: See Daytime Movies. ! J1ek Benny Show Get Sm1rt G1lloping Gourmet : Physic.11 Geo1r1phy 3:30 Dln1h! O Movie: See Daytime Movies. Mike Douelas Show Best ol Groucho Beverly Hillblllles My Favorite M1rti1n The Munsten @ New Zoo Revue Add1ms Family : History of Art ( Cl)) Comedy Cl1ssia • M11d1lena • Mlh Douclas Show · Tr1Vel Fiims 4:00 F1ther Knows Best (~ 00> Micke~ Mouse .Club Movie: See Daytime Movies. Porky Pi& Glllican's lsl1nd @ (3) Terry & His Frlepds ~ No Uores Por Ml I The Flintstones Seslme Street Futures Hollywood Movie Clauia 4:30 The Riflemen Gilll&•n's lsl1nd Star Trek Buis & His luddits House of Frlghtenatein (I) Robin Hood Pa~ Corazon Bltman ( 00> SUr Trek · Sube Pelayo '- 5:00 0 0 ®J EE News The 811 Valley 6 The Flyin& Nun Mickey Mouse Club Speed Ra«r 1 (I) Ho&an's Heroes @ Merv Griffin Show I Love Lucy : Mister Ro&ers' Nei&hborhood • Futures • Miulon: lmpoulble 5:30 0 00 @ CI) <Q!} Cl)) News 3 Gomer Pyle 6 Hoa1n's Heroes Dennis the Menece I Drum ol Junnie Room Z22 : Villi AJeare · D11m1 • Tnvel Films Underdoc N ''THI SMALL CAR EXPERTS". FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE-PARTS PHSONALIZID LUSING -ALL MAKIS & MODUS A flllE SEUC11011 Of USED CBS 842-7781 540-0442 S ervi ng _A.f/ B eac/, Ctiej S MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY. 18835 BEACH BLVD. tti1ghwoy J'>l HUNTINGTON BE~CH SUNDAY JULY 27 MO R NIN G <•> lndiutes an AdvertiumenL 6:00 0 (Qt (j)) tiD Democratic N1tional Telethon '75 Continues to l OAM. ID Bible Answers/Christophers 7:00 O U.S. of Archie @Liberty Temple Church 0 People's rorum @)NBC Reliaious Special "A Pe· cul1ar Treasure" I Jabbeiwocky News/Public Aff1lrs @ This Is the i..Jfe Warren Roberts 7:15 00 With This Rina 7:30 B1lley's Comets Mormon T1bern1cle Choir Miracles of the 20th Century Wallr's Workshop Voice of Victory Wonderam1 Shekinah fellowship @ Rex Humbard 7:451 (V Sacred Heart 8:00 Dusty's Treehouse 3 Hi1hw1y to Heaven · Spe1king With Your H1nd1 Rea Humbird 6 Amuln1 Prophecies (~ ) tiD Democratic Na · tion1I Telethon '75 Continues to lOAM. I Your Doctor Answers ISunday Celebration (dra) '54 -Bina Crosby, Grace Johnny Barton Show ) Town Hall Meetln& Kelly, Wiiiiam Holden. (ft) (3) @ Jerry Falwell Esta Es 11 Vida ~ Cil Movie: (C) °"unllaht 1t Co· True """Adventure lnslaht manche Creek" (wes) '63 -Au· 8:30 i ump Unto My feet 10:30 ~ M .. ov!e: (C) "The l.Dst ~or1d" ~ ~~~p~~leJ;u~~ler. 3 00 Day of Discovery (sci-fl) 60 -Michael Rennie, Jiii fil) Grand Prix Tennis: Summer , The Jetsons St. John. Fernando Lamas. Tour "Washinaton Star News Inter 6 Jimmy Swauart Show IJ C~l~e ~ S.rmon An· national Tennis Tournament" (4hrs) • Meetina Time at Calvary (161 ) (1J tiD Issues & Semi·final singles and doubles @ @ Kathryn Kuhlman om filth for Today matches. This IS the first of live 9:00 =Marshall Efron's Sunday School m Dod&er Du1out/Warm·Up major U.S. professional tourna· 3 00 Qj Rn Humbard I Church Witt! A Vision ments and two naltonal champion- . GO! • 3 face the Nation ships to be covered live this B (~ 00> Dar of Discovery • lnsiaht summer Amona the players on the fiD Democratic National hit· · Pantalla Dominical lour are Arthur Ashe, Rod Laver, thon '75 Last hour. 11 :00 . m Rellalous Speclll "Discov· John Newcombe, Stan Smith and 00 I Believe in Mirades ery" Aluander Scourby narrates a Ifie Nastase. 0 el}@ Oral Roberts film made on location in the Holy 11:30 ! CBS Tennis Cl1sslc tlQl Speakinf With Your Hands Land about the three religions that • Gloria Grey's Pet Haven ID Explain Me A Missionary are practiced there: Judaism. Chris. Meet the Press @ rn Ruth Gelman Show tianity and Islam. 9 30 "·mer1 Three z Rex Humbard : .,. Home Buyer's Guide Serendipity <®HI» rn m Democratic (Q!l CU> Jimmy Swauart Show Hatlon1I Telethon '75 Continues lo 12:00 I Today's Rell1ion TV 8 looks at learninf 7PM. Co-hosts for this telethon are · m Meet the Press Amazin1 Prophecies Alan Alda, Edward Asner, Lorne Movie: "Bitter Creek'' (wes) '54 O ~~!~~o::~rs Greene, Helen Reddy, Della Reese ~ild Bill Elliott, Beverly Gar1and. 1 tJ3 Bailey's Comets and Susan Sa111t James. Among the ~ Movie: "News Is Made at 6 f irst Beptlst Church large celebrity roster scheduled to i&hr' (dra) '39 -Preston foster, appear are Bette Davis. Michael Lynn Ban. Musiu Y Palebras Douglas, Howard Duff, Henry Fonda, 0 Movie: "Gun Bittle ol Monte· 10:00 O Steps to Learnlnf" Brenda Vaccaro. Jack Lemmon, Don· re'/' (wes) '57 -Sterlin& Hayden, CI) Acclon de la Comunid1d/Un1 aid O'Connor, Tony Orlando, Jack Pamela Duncan. Familia Sana Palance and Lou Rawls. (l2J Name of the G1me ! The Christophers i NFL Hlfhll&hts n Shekin1h fellowship (19) Hour of Power f Troop Mideast Analysis Real Estate Open Houte San Dle10 H1ppenin1 12:30 CBS Tennis Cl1ssic Quarter-ft i Head.on Dodier Baseball Dodgers at nal match featurina Bjorn Borg 11s lntern1tion1I Hour Cincinnati Reds. I Cliff Drysdale. Herakl of Trutfl &J Churth In the Home 0 At One With . . • Art Seiden· (1) Cainere Three @@Movie: "The Country Girl" baum. Howard Miller interviews the AFTERNOON YI T I OPTICAL CO. Glasses shouJd be fashion able ... you wear them on your face! Victor Optical has Orange County's largest selection of frames and tenses -including the most complete stock ot European eyewear available anywhere This tremendous selection provides lor wide choices for the tastes ol sporty , lash1onable. and soph1st1cated ind1v1duals - and why not color coordinate with fash1on·t1nted lenses? Let the eyewear fashion consultants at Victor Optical assist ln fitting you with the latest in eyewear fashion and give you professional precision and accuracy 1n filling your prescription. Page 6 LAGUNA HILLS MALL 24191 Laguna Hiiis Mall 586·8988 SOU TH COAST PLAZA 3333 Bristo! Street "i!'\6-7808 I c 54 n, n· he noted author and Los Anaeles Times columnist. Cl) Department S CD Souls Harbor Uahthouse i 6 Movie .$. f11m Report Publ" Service U.S. "'VJ 1:00 0 (Q!; ) @ al Democratic Netlonal Telethon '75 Continues to 7PM. l ~h~~:~:\:n @ GD! Relialous Town Hall Los An1elu New' Review Talent Contut This la the life · This Is the Ufe 4:00 I Ne"srnake" Movie: "I Want You" (dra) '52 -Dana Andrews, Dorothy McGuire, Farley Granaer. (1) Ho&•n's Heroes §Soul Free 0 Wild Kingdom ''Operation Iles· Revlv1l fires cue" Part I. Rivals of Sherlock Holmts "The @Jeopardy Horse of the Invisible" (R) 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Bt1u Brum· ei) 81j1 talitornla: P1t1llel 21 mell" (adv) '54 -Stewart Granger. 10.00 Oiy of Discovery , Elizabeth Taylor. Peter Ust inov. · 6 Today at A&u• Caliente IThe /!'Wilburn Brothers Show Faith for Today News J_!!)lnese Variety Sho" Jerry Falwell (!) m Wiid Klnadom News/Sumo Wrestll111 ~nsky 1 Comptny On the Line ({)) Bobby Goldsboro Show . Encuentro tt) W11ter Mere.ado ~ I Drum of Jeannie (})Mr. Chip$ The Humanist ~Ttavtl Fiim 6 Tlrun The1tre 8 St.11 Trek 1 Hee Haw Movie: ''Tovuich" (com) '37- Claudette Colbert, Charles Boyer. m Bud Furlllo's Steam Room Lou Cordon Show 7:30 tJ1fii (IJ Joey & Dad Kent 10:30 6 Follow·UP Sandy Hill is the re· McCord and the rock group Rufus. porte1 as "Follow-Up" attends a 1:30 6 (j) tanadlan Open Goll Final round of play in this $200,000 event. from Royal Montreal Golf Club. Montreal, Canada. I Korean Variety (!) Meet the Press Pentecostal Temple Sunday Matinee 0 The N1tlve American "The Fam· ily" A dramatization of Iroquois family life, past and present. 4:30 flee the Nation ~Gile Storm Show Combat Movie: ''The All-American" (dra) '53 -Tony Curtis, Lori Nelson, Ma· mie Van Doren. ®! lnsl1ht on Rell1lon Sund1y @ Canadian Optn Golf Kornn fCews (!) Gamer Ted Armstronc llm Thomas Outdoors : Washington Week In Review • lnsl&ht (B Movie: (C) "Traum•" {dra) '63 -John Conti, Lynn Bari. I (J) CBS Tennis Classic NFL Actlon S:OO iJ It Takes All Kinds 0 (J) ffi Oem ocr1tle Natlonel Telethon 75 Continues to 7PM. Christopher Close -Up 2:00 ! The Chemplons friends of Min Movie: "A.bove Suspicion" (dra) '« -Joan Crawford. Fred MacMur· ray. I Face the Nation The Aven1ers ~@ News Daniel Boone Korean Orama tasey Santos Show fD Wall Street Week (Qj, (j)) Ch1mplonship fl$hln& rn Boxing From the Olympic a,) Revival of America m Shrine Benefit All-Stir Football G1me The best in Southern Calilor· nia hi&h school football talent com pele for the benefit of crippled chil dren. Proceeds 10 to the Shrlner's Hospital tor Crippled Children. EE American/Israeli TY Hour tl1 00 NBC Relleloui Spedal "Dis· covery'' 5:30 w Little Rasuls 8 News Movit: "Once A Thier· (dra) '65 -Ann·Margret, Alain Delon. eii Faith for Today m Treehouse Club 2:30 11 Movie: "Island of Lost Souls" (dra) '33 -~els Lugosi, Cha(les Laughton. ~ Fllm Feature (]) W1ter World Deal tfe11 m lnsl1ht 3:00 1J Media 0 NF\. Championship a a m e s "1973 AFC Championship" Miami Dolphins vs. Oakt1nd Raiders. @ Dektarl 0 <9CJ))@ a) Democratic National Telethon •75 Continues to 7PM. (i) T1run Theatre 0 Movie: (C) "luu llllmmell" (adv) '54 -Stewart Granier. Eliz- abeth Taylor, Peter Ustinov. @ @ Movie: "DeRYtr and Ute Rio G11nde" (wes) '52 -Edmond O'Brien, Sterlint H1yden. I Cirutin&• From Germany Cil The Jetso111 llmmy sw.uart Show 81acll PersC)«tlve on th• News Human Dimensions 3:30 IJ lt41ef 0 The Brainworb "Classroom in the Sea" Filmed account of Occi· dental College's Life Sciences pro- 1ram above and beneath Los An· geles coastal waters. Students and professors study Southern Califor- nia's marine ecology flrst·hand and provide optimistic and startling pre- dictions for the future. I @ N1tio111I Geographic World Press {I)) Democr1llc National Tele- thon '75 ei) Viewpoint on Nutrition E V l N I N c; 6:00 IJ @ 00 Ci) Conversation• Wllti Eric Sev11eid oaim""' 11 Movie: (C) (2hr) "So' on A Dolphin" (adv) '57 -Sophia Loren, Alan Ladd, Clifton Webb. 0 (~(j)) CV m Democratic National Telethon '75 Last hour. 0 I SCIY m Movie: (2hr) "Panic In the Stfttls" (dra) '50 -Richard Wid- mark, Paul Oou11las, Barbara Bel Geddes. I Ni&ht Gallery J1p111ese Children's Pro1ram Movie: (C) (2Jlr) "Jim Thorpe- All-American" (dr1) '51 -Burt Lan· caster, Phyllis Thuter. Eill Nova m Corona Now 6:30 O Anlm•I Wocld "Life in Death Valley" 00 Movie: (90) "Dlmplcs" (mu$) '36-Shlrley Temple. I Muslcal Contest 00 last of the Wiid Situation Comtdy Journey to Adventure Roller Gamu 7:00 iJ 0 News reatunna Chaka Kllan. guest concert at UC\.A by Dave Brubeck 0 flj ti) ®J m World of Dis· and sons-Darius (27), Chns (22) neJ "Three Without Fear'' (R) Part and Dan (19). Sandy also visits the I. Two Mexican orphans and a UClA jau ensemble, a group of stranded American boy begin a jour-students who hope to make 1au ney down the challenaing Baja music their career. California coast in search of the ffi Retl Estate Report home of the orphans' grandmother. 0 The luue Is 0 <9 (I)) (I) al Six Million 11 NEW! TODAY'S HOME $ Min "Lost Love" (R) Steve Au~-* BETTER LIVING IDEAS tin's renewal of an old love affair comes the target of kidnappers, and News IS disrupted when his 11irlfriend be· !Tod1y's Home her supposedly dead husband shows The Protectors up 1n the consulate ol a foreign 0 Movie: (C) "A St11 Is Born" power. Linda Marsh and Jeff Corey (mus) '55 -Judy Garland, James guest. Mnon, Charles Bickford. Eill The Best of Evenin1 at Pops IActlon: Inner City el) Korean Pro1r1ms Mission: Impossible 8:00 m Bobby Goldsboro Show @ Mr. Gospel Guitar 6 America n life style Special This Is J1p1n M~ie: (2hr) "To the Ends of @ Dialogue the Earth" (mys) '48-Dick Powell, The Game Signe Hasso, Mayha. ., {I)) Louis Paul Lehman m l'auport to Travel m llmmy Swauart Show Nippon No Utl /"ews Cl) Sammy & Company World of Survival 11:001(1) O O (j) U1J (j) ""' al Noche de G1l1 Best of Groucho S:30 £J @(l) Kojak "The Trade-6 Pollu Sur1eon Off" (R) Capt. McNeil's wile is kid· (~{I)) News napped in a desperate move by a m KATHRYN KUHLMAN drug dealer lacing prosecution in * (IN COLOR) order to force Koiak into returning evidence incriminating the mer· §Kathryn lluhlm•n chant. (6) Film hature O @Cil ®l m NBC Sunday 700 Club Mystery -McMillan &. Wife "Love, 11:15 (UJ @ Rod Concert Honor and Swtndle" (R) Commis· (~ @ ) Sptnlsl'I Movie s~on~r McMillan auives in town for 11:30 IJ Movie: (C) "Uvln& It Up" (com) his s1~ter's (gue~ Gretch~n Cor!Jett) ·54 _ Dean Martin, Jerry Lew is, weddin~. determined .to 1~vest1gate Janet Leigh the bndegroom (O,av1d Birney> be· 0 Sammy & Company Guests in- fore he beco~es his brother-1n·la~. elude Flip Wilson, Lee Elder, Mildred Natwick appears as Macs Adnenne Barbeau and Larry Ra11· mother. land 11 The Kine It Comin& 11 Pacesette11 @ Movie: (C) (90) .:'Voyaae ~o the 0 Movie: "Younfblood Hawk" End of Utt Universe (~l·fi) 64 -(dra) '64 -James Franciscus, Su· Dtnnis Stephens., Francis Smolen. zanne Pleshette, Genevieve Page. 0 <9 ())) @ t!D ABC Sund•' Ci) Telepulse Movie: (C) (2hr) "!,he Secret 1;Jfe ®)Movie: "Random Harmr' (dra) of •n Amerlclft Wlfe (R) (com) 68 '43 -Greer Garson, Ronald Cole- -Walter Matthau, Anne Jackson. man. Patrick O'Neal. A bored housewife m -1 ,-.-1c-1-AO ... JK• the Ripper Part pretends to be a lady of easy vir· 1. Two modern detectives who in- tue in order to attract the atten-vestigate unsolved crimes u a hob· lions of an actor and prove to her by tackle the Whltechapel murders husband that she is not just an-of London, one of the most famous other convenient household •PPll· cases in police history. Sebasti1n ance. Cahot hosts. I Sam Yorty Show I Tony ' Susan Alamo Wat.r World •. . @ Weekend Ma~erplece Theatre Upstairs, : llup's Show Downstairs" . 9:00 I Oral Roberts 12:30 @ R11ht On • Wanted: Dud or ~live 1:00 0 Spealln1 freely J1p1nue Lan1ua1e Proer•m 1:45 f) Movie: (C) ''The Raid" (Wes) The One Way '54 -Anne Bancroft. Richard 9:30 1J@ (1) (j) 60 Minutes Boone, Lee Ma rvin. 0 Greatest Sports teaends 2:00 0 Chall•nae My Sermon Page 7 MONDAY JULY 28 For morning •nd •fternoon listings, pluse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 O "49th P1rallel" (dra) '42 - Enc Portman, Laurence Oltv1er, Ray· mond Lovell. @ "Whlplas.h" (dra) '45 -Dane Clark, Alexis Smith 12:00 OJ "I Wonder Who's IUuln1 Her Now" (mus) '47 -Ju11e Haver, Mark Stevens, Martha Stewart. 1:00 O ''The Lonesome Trail" (wes) '55 -John Agar, Wayne Morris, ® (C) "Never Wave at A WAC" (com) '52 -Rosalind Russell, Paul Douglas. 3:00 [9) (C) ''TreHure ol San Gennaro" (com) '68 -Harry Guardino, Senla Berger. ~ @ (C) "Five Million Years to Elrth" (sc!ofi) '68 -Andrew Keir, Barbara Shelley 3:30 Ii) (C) ''The 8or1ia Stiel!" (susp) '67 -Don Murray, Inger Stevens, Fritz Weaver O (C) "lrt. A Bikini World" (com) '66 -Tommy Kirk. Deborah Walley. 4:00 O ''Winchester 73" (wes) '50 - James Stewart, Shelley Winters. Dan Duryea, Tony Curtis. [VENINC, s:oo e o oo@) ~ m m " ... rnormrn~@<~Cil> News U @ Bonania 0 Wiid Wiid West Q)Guen Acres G) MOd Squad &) Marla Teresa ® The lnvaden EID Electrk Company {f) Rocky ' friends 6:30 t10) Mert Griffin Show l~r~mh'uan Cl)) Deale(a Choke Travtl fllm Galloplnc Gourmet Little Ra1e1l1 1:00 oo@oo mm"l'Q lrottslde Bowline tor Dollars Mod Sqiaad Trvth or Coitaequences Whars My Une7 I Love Lucy The FBI lA Loba The Bic Vall11 : lnttrflce ( ({)) Bonanu • Drama Three Stoo1es 7:30 IJ $25,000 '1ramld THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JULY 27. 1975 TUESDAY JULY 29 O Police Sureeon Rooney Gou to Washin&ton (R) O Love Amerlcln Style CBS News writer-producer Andrew 0 R SU A. Rooney, whose humorous in· •inbow ndee quisitiveness accompanied by a Cf)@ (J) To Tell lht Truth camera has studied doors, chai~ O Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Bria· women. bridges and even the Eng. ham Youn(' (dra) '40 -Tyrone ltsh languaae, takes a look at life For morning •nd afternoon listings, Power. Linda Darnell, Dean Jagger, In a "secrets factory-Washington, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Brian Donlevy. D.C " Rooney went t~ Washington Below, for your convenience, .,.. @)let's Malle A Deal to see what a non-political reporter the day's movies. OJ Hocan's Heroes with no previous knowledge of the ~ 16"' Wild Wor1d of Anlmils place could lmd out-and learned DAYTIME MOVIES ._, '-.!!l there's a lot that can't be found £D Ahora out! 10:00 0 "Diary of A Bachelor'' (com) m Jimmy Dun Show 0 OJ fE Hews '64 -Joe Silver, Dom De Luise. CiE Bud furillo's steam Room @ Perry Mason 00 "Heuse ol strancers" (dra) '49 {i) little Rascals 0 (~ ) (]) CiE Caribe "Coun· -Edward G. Robinson, Richard 8:00 1J (iJ) rn (j) Guns m 0 h "Man· terfe11 Killer" (R) Ll Logan and Conte, Susan Hayward, olo" (R) A young Basque man, Sgl. Walters are challenged by a 12:00 OJ "leave Her to He.wen" (dra) Manolo, is shamed in the eyes of daring counterfeit $theme involving '45 -Gene Tierney, Corne! Wilde. h I h h f I. h a former U.S. Navy commander 1.00 O "S'I s•·r'' ( ) ,55 Ji .is peop e w en e re uses to 1g t Diana Muldaur. Don Moody, Robert • 1 ver ... wes -mmy his lather Alejo (guest Nehemiah loggia and Dabney Coleman guest. Wakely, Edgar Buchanan. Persotl), a Basque custom to prove n:l Get Smert @ (C) "Quebec" (adv) '51 - one's manhood. u:1 Corinne Calve!, Patric Knowles. ~ ~ 00 ®J m NBC Monday ®Green Aerts 3:00 ®) (C) "Adorable Julia" (com) '63 N11ht Bueball Teams to be an -10:30 0 C4mmunlty Feedb•c~ -Charles Boyer, Lilli Palmer. nounced. .. ft:'l N @@ (C) "A Covenant With O Movie: (C) (90) "Sea Wife" u:1 ews . Death" (mys) '67 -George Ma· (adv) '57 -Richard Burton. Joan ~Allred Hitchcock haris, Laura Devon, Earl Holliman. Collins. m Ver1t1 Acompaname 3:30 CV ''The Lady Eve" (com) '41 - (])Wild Wild West 11:00 IJ CV 0 mm m News l!!fbara Stanwyck. Charles Coburn. 0 (~ (!))@ fD The Rookies 0 (C) "Dr. Cioldloot l the Girt "Blue Christmas" (R) While Terry 0 O Q) 00 News Bombs" (mys) '66 -Vincent and Chns are on the streets re-D Best of Groucho Price, Fabian, Laura Antonelli. sponding to Christmas Eve. calls in· (i) SCt. Bilko 4:00 O (C) "Bend of the Rivtr" (wes) volvma lonel! old ladies, ud 0 The Lucy Show '52 -James Stewart, Arthur Ken drunks and 1obless fathers, Mike OJ Ml I . I lbl nedy, Julie Adams. and Jill are at home trying to cheer "on. mpou e up Jill's Six-year-old niece. whose m Mod Squad parents have separated. Elinor Don· <i1) Peter Gunn ahue guests. Q.4S The Untouchables EVENINC.i I Dealer's Choice ~ l'Al • Monday Thru Friday (~ i.1;) Wuted. Dead or Alive Somr From Muico 11:301J (!1) CV CBS lAte Movie: (C) 6 : 00 . ,(~~1M~L~"~~::,s CtJ Bonanu Wild Wild Wut Green Acres MOd Squad Maria Teresa The Invaders Movie:, (C) <2.hr) "An Affair to "Where Were You When Ule Uchts Remember' (dra) 57 -Cary Grant, Went Outr• (com) '66 -Doris Day Deborah Kerr, Richard Denning. Robert Morse, Terry -Thomas. • EID Grand Prl• Tennis: Summer -~ tTI /('Al no. Tour "Washington Star News In· .;.., 14• ~ Wll ~Johnny Canon lernational Tennis Championships" John Denver is guest host. (4hrs) Top ranking players compete 0 The Honeymooners for a Sl00,000 purse In the final @ Movie: "G11iant Jou"'e1" (dra) 6:lO singles and doubles matches. '46 -Glenn Ford, Janel Blair. m Los Poilvocu 0 (~ @ ) (JJ Wide World Myi· £E Japanese lAn1ua1e Pro1r1ms tery "The House & the Brain" (R) The tale of a man with satanic 8:30 OJ Merv Griffin Show powers who controls the life and 9:00 IJ @CV 00 Maude (R) What the destiny of a young woman. price pride? Even though bankrupt· Hurd Hatfield stars. cy is breathin1 down Wafter's neck. 0 Movie: (C) "Sa1dla'' (dra) '54 J:OO he claims he'd rather lose his busi· -Corne! Wilde, Rita Gam, Mel Fer- ness than allow Maude to mortaage rer. the house, which is in her name. EID The Thin Edee 00 The Untouchables . ·1 0 (~ 00> (J) aJ S.W.A.T. "Co· 12.00 0 WI I ht Zone ven ol Killers" (R) An escaped m "T l'l IAL Jacll the .~ipptr Part mass killer reaS$embl es his follow· II. . he Double Event The dis· ers to plan the exetulion of all coveues of two bodies luds to a parties responsible for his Cilnvic· v1g1lance comm1t1ee, and Barlow tion, including SWAT leader Hondo and Watt discover the extreme in Harrelson. Sal Mineo, William Win· competei"ce ol Dr Rober:t Anderson, dom and James Keach guest. th~ ~ew Y appo!flled Assistant Com· (E The Bold Ones missioner ol Cnme. : Dectrk Company Roc:lty ' f rlenda o Merv Griffin Show That Girl 1 rn 1spy ; T'al Chi Ch'u1n ( (j)) Dealer's Choice • Travel Film Ciallopina Gourmet little R11e1ls oo@oom mHew1 Ironside Bowtin1 for Dollan Mod $quH Truth or Consequences Whirs My Line? I Love Lucy The FBI La Loba The 811 ValltJ : Jean Shepherd's Amerlcl C @> Bonanza · Orama Three Stoo1n @!) Muy A&radecldo G) Get Sft11rt 1):30 1J @ rn (j) Rhoct. (R) 'Bored 12:30 8 NYPD wit~ her life, Rhoda 's mother Ida 1:00 B (19) Tomorrow 7:30 a New Treasure Huitt · @) ~ Cl) Hollywood Squares Love Amerlclit Style decides to become a "now" woman. @Cl) ~ 00 NtW1 and surprises Rhoda and Brenda by announcing she's launched a whole new career. I Pop lioes the Country New1 Yesenia 10:00 IJ @ m 00 I SPWAl I Mr. 1:45 6 Movie: (C) "Bottom of the Bot-tJe'• (dra) '56 -Joseph Cotten, Van Johnson, Ruth Roman. 3:00 IJ Movie: (C) "Bachelor Mother'' (com) '39 -Ginaer ~oaers, Devid Niven. ~ Leri Make A Dt•I @ rn To Tell tllt Truth Miiiion S Movie: (90) "fltsh l fury" (dra) '52 -Tony Curtis, Jan Sterling, Mona Freeman. OJ Ho11n's Heroes I Or. Who & The Sllurllna ultos Amerlcln Outdoorsman 9 d n. r1 I m Anlm1I World I ail Yeseni1 aJ Little Rtscals )0:00 fJ @ (]) (!) hf n I by J 0 II ts 1:00 fJ @ (]) (j) Good Times (R) "Doomed Alibi" (R) Guest Monte Would you eat meatloaf made from Markh~m plays. a dual role as. 11 pet food? That's the question small-time disc JOCkey and ~ fad1~g bothering the Evanses when an wester~ star who. uses his radio elderly neighbor comes to dinner IO?~·ahke lo provide him with an and brmgs a main course which 1hb1 for murder. they suspect is made from pet O @@(fg)€r;,,ollce Story food. "Captain Hook" (R) This drama, B @@@) m Adlm·lZ "Some· based on the true stoiy of a Los thing Worth Dying For'' Concl. (R) Ang~les p~literf!an's struule to Reed 1s awarded the Medal of Valor contmue dom~ held duty after !oS· by Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Da· mg his hand '" a bo"!b explosion, vis Back on the job after recovering was honored with the highest award fro~ his wounds. Malloy learns that of th~ California ~~Pa.rtment of Reed 1s considering taking a desk (Vocational) Reh11b1htat1on. David Job. Birney stars as the handicapped of· O Movie: (C) (2hr) "One Foot In l1cer. Hell" (wes) '60 -Alan Ladd, Don I m EE News Murray, Dan O'Herlihy. 6 'erry Mason (6) Wild Wild West (~ ([}) @ r@ Mucus Wei· O <Q! ) rn m Happy Da11 by M.D. "The 266 Days" .<R>. Con· "Richie's Flip Side" (R) Richie be· suelo Lopez, nur~e-recephon1st .to comes a teenage disc jockey and Ors. WelbJ and Kiley, takes a bnef irritates his friends with his new lea11~ of absence to head the ob· rock and roll image. slelr1cal care team for pregnant I Dealer's Choice women a~ the Family Practtee Ctn· Mondey Thru Friday ter and ts called upon to deliver EJ Show de Iris Chacon a baby amid unexpected circum· Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Manipu-stances. Gena Rowlands guests. l1tor" (dra) '72 -Stephen Boyd. 0 Garner Ted Armstrong m The Rivals of Shertocll Holmes *ONE HOU R SPECIAL "The Affair of the Tortoise" The Pr b K T death ol a pet tortoise and the dts· O. es eys .o co11ery ot a voodoo doll in a lodging Nat10Rf!I Surv&Val house form part of a murder mys· I Gamtr Ted Armstronr teiy in Victorian London. Peter Get Sm1rt Barkworth stars as private investl· Green Acres gator Martin Hewitt. : lnternationel Animation Festival m El Show de SyM1 Pln1I 10:30 I News aJ Jap1nese Lanauage 'rograms Ci Allred Hitchc.oc:lc 8:30 fJ @ (V (j) M"A•S•H (R) Hen· : Feeling Good "Stress" ry Blake has the difficult job of • Eaitos f1nd1ng three volunteers to go to 11:00 CJ 0 mm r@ News work at a medical aid station cur· (I)®)~ (J) Newi rently under enemy fire and Hawk· Best ol Groacho eye, Hot lips and Klineer become Sgt 111110 the unlikely threesome. The Lucy Show 0 (jj 00@.J m NBC Tuudai Mission: Impossible Movie: (C) (90) "The Imposter'' (R) Mod Squad (dra) '75 -Paul Hecht, Barbara ffi Mr. Luclly Baxley, Meredith Baxter, John Ver-The Untouchable~ non, Edward Asner. An ex-Army in· : The Thin Edge telligence officer who accepts ( (!))Wanted: Dead or Alive $5,000 to imper~nat~ a man tar-11:30 i)@(I)(j)CBS Litt Movie : 'eted tor assass1n~llon becomes (C) "10 Rllllngton Place" (dra) •71 involved '" a conspiracy to loot a -Richard Atttnborouah, Judy Gee· land development company. son John Hurt fJ (~ @ )@ ql ~C Tuuday 9 '@ (I)~ m Johnny Carson ~o~~: (C) (90) .lsn t It Shocll· John Denver is guest host. '"I· (R) (dra) 73-Alan Alda, 0 The Honeymooners Lloyd N~lan, Will Geer, Rut~ ~or-@ Movie: "Wildcat" (dra) '42 - don, Louise Lasser, Edmund 0 Bnen. Richard Arlen, Buster Crabbe. Alan. Alda stars as the peaceful 0 (~ (j)) CD Wide World Mys- shenff of a town that seems to be tery "The Book of Murder'' (R) dying of old aae. Unfortunately, a 0 Movie: (C) "'Valley of the stranger coines to town and the ~Id Kings" (adv) ·54 _ Robert Taylor. people begin to die of somethm1 much more sudden and mysterious. 12:00 0 Twlllfht Zone m Merv Griffin Show m I shCIA\,l Jack the Ripper Part Ill. "Butchery" 9:00 fJG1HDOO Hawa ii Flve ·O Q) Get Smart "Bomb, Bomb, Who's Got the 12.30 0 NYPD Bomb?" (R) Notes threatening the • life of the chairman of a State 1:00 B ®l T~m.!'rrow , , Senate Crime Committee bring Q) Movi.. Breakout' (dra) 59 - Steve McGarrett into the invest!&•· Richard Todd, Richard Attenborouah. tion. William Windom guests. 1:45 D Movie: (C) "You're My Evel'J· I The Untouchables tliinl'' (mus) '49 -Din Dailey, News Anne Buter. Tht Bold Ones 3:00 m All·Nl&ht Show: "Tht Storm Club l 1hl1 Show Rider," "The Man They Could Not The Best of Evenlnl at Poll' Han(' "Nashville's Greatest" 3:30 8 Movl•: (C) "Th• Red Pon1'' m Situation Comedy (dra) '49 -Myrna Loy, Robert Mil· 9:30 fE La Vuelta de Murone chum. I, IV Wt.t.,., .JUl..f "'· l'31:J Order Yours NOW ... t-=~ Kf,&~ Be~!~ul ~~,~:--: Stick-on Labels v--~ 1\ • PERSONALIZED •STYLISH •·EASY TO USE • ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND SHAPE ANO SIZE OF LABEL Mrs. John Doe l23 Main Street Anytown , Anystate 12345 Labels Do Nol Have A Prin ted Border Stylish Vogue type on fine qualit y whfte gummed paper. r---------------------, Fill in this coupon, clip and mail with $1 50 to: Pilot Printing Label Div .. Post Off ice Box 1560 Costa Mesa, California 92626 I • Sur• to UM your Zip Cocl• ---1111.11441:1111---L _____________________ J Page 9 'BASICALLY, IT'S BUREAUCRACY' The CBS News Special "Mr. Rooney Goes 10 Washington,'' a Rooney-eye-view of the labyrinrhine bureaucracy of the nation's capital, will be rebroadcast Monday al IOPM. CBS New sent Rooney to Washmg1on 10 sec what a non-poli1ical reporter. wilh no previous knowledge of lhe place. would find out. The assignment led Andnft A. Rooa11y, CBS Nt''lltS 'lltrlltr-produrtr, al work In hh N11w York offirt. him into 1he lab)'nnth of government bureaucracy. What he found out-and what he wa~n·1 able 10 find our-makes up the hour-long broadca~l. Rooney'<; study 1~ llllell with questions. like how many building~ does the government own in Washington, D.C. The General Service) Administration. who'ic job is to keep track of such things, sail.I 11 didn't have a complete list-but it could gel one for Rooney if he came up with $150. With the end of the military draft. which was run by the Selective Service system. Rooney thought, ··maybe that was an agency we could do without," However, he talked with the agency's director. who explained that it co:sts $47 million not to draft anyone-and why. .. All the 11me we were an Washington, we didn't find o ne smgle person who llidn't think the government was spending too much money." Rooney say,, but he also dilln't find anyone who thought the government was ~pending too much on the individual's particular area. Everyone also agreed that there·~ too much paper being written on anll dis1ribu1ed throughout the government. Rooney found there was a government-sponsored contest for ideas to cut down on paper -and came across a request for six copies of paper relating to the conte'it. rather than the usual four carbons. Rooney also looks at many of whom he calls "the good guys," competent people working 10 government jobs. And he looks ar the city. '"The firn thing I tried in Washington was to find my way way Jround ... he '>aY"· '"II"<; embarrav;ing the first day. when you go out the door and don't know whether you should tum left or right to get to The White House." Rooney's uncommon talents. which have brought him three Writ er' Guild Awards and an Emmy, have been responsihle for many memorable television broadcasts. In the last year. he wrote and pro- duced C BS REPORTS: "The Colleges" and an essay. "In Praise of New York City," for the C BS News Special "New York, New York." His previous essays prolluced for CBS News inclulle "A Bird's Eye View of America," "An Essay on Doors," "An Essay on Bridges," "An E.s"aY on Hotels," ''An Essay on Women.'' "Barry Goldwater's Arizona,'' "An Essay on Chairs," and "T he Strong Case of the En- glish Language." "Mr. Rooney Goes to Dinner," a study ol how Amencan5 eat when they go out, where they go and why. will be presented later thi!\ 'ieason Pag~ 10 WEDNESDAY JULY 30 For mornlne and afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 0 "Wom1n Who C.me from the Sea" (dra) '64 -Dawn Addams, Franco Silva. Cl) "Storm in A Teacup" (com) '37 -Rex Harrison, Vivian Lelah. 12:00 m "KentudlY" (dra) '38 -Loretta Youna. Ricilard Greene, Waller Bren- nan. 1:00 O ''Two Gun Lady'' (wes) '56 - Peggie Castle, William Talman. ® "Operation CIA" (mys) '65 Burt Reynolds, John Hoyl. 3:00 (JR) (C) "Gldret Goes H1w1ll1n" (com) '61 -James Darren, Deborah Walley. @ Ci) "Sons l l overs" (dra) '60- Trevor Howard, Dean Stockwell, Wendy Miller. 3:30 (I) (C) "Drums Alona the Mohawk" (adv) '39 -Henry Fonda, Claudette Colbert. 0 (C) ''The H1naln1 Tree" (wes) '59 -Gary Cooper, Maria Schell. Kart Malden, Georae C. Scott. 4:00 D (C) "Cheyenne Autumn" (wes) '64 -Richard Widmark, Carroll Baker, James Stewart. EVE.NIN(, 6:00 R~~~~~r~:, 00 Bon1nu Wild Wild Wm Green Acres Mod Squad M1 ri1 Teresa The lnvaden tt) Electric Comp1n7 ~ Rocky l Friends 6:30 Merv Griffin Show That Girt 1 rn 1Spy : r11 Chi Ch'u1n ( (j)) Dealer's Choice • Travtt fllm · '-lloplna Gourmet Uttle Rascals 7:00 I 0 0 Qj@ mm News 3 Ironside Bowlin& tor Dollars 6 Mod Squad a Tl'\lth or Consequences I What's My Line? I love Lucy The Fiii LI lobl The 81& Valley Jeanne Wolf With . . . Actreu Barbara Rush discusses her feelings about being a woman as well as an actress. r (j)) Bon1nu · Dr1m1 Three Stooaes 7:30 I Lorne Greene's list of the Wild • Name That Tune Love Amerlun Style Celebrity Sweepiull .. a @@To Tell the Truth D Million $ Movie: (2hr) ''Ten Gentlemen From West Polnr' (adv) '42 -Geor11e Montgomery, Maureen O'Hara. I Price Is Riaht Ho11n's Heroes 00 let's Mike A Deal The G1me "The Real Estate Game" Part I. I Pop Goes the Country Celebrity Bowtlna Uttle Rascals 8:00 6 @ (j) Tony Orl1ndo l Dawn (R) Anne Meara and Telly Savalas guest. 0 @ 00 ID NBC Ooubleluture Movie: (C) (90) "Delancy Street: The Crisis Within" (R) (dra) '75- Walter McGinn, Michael Conrad, Mark Hammill, Lou Gossett, Jerii Woods. Walter McGinn stars as a former drua addict and ex-convict who sets up a half-way house in San Francisco for el(·junkles, ex convicts and other offenders. O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Harry Blick & the Tiaer" (adv) '58 -Stewart Granger, Barbara Rush, Anthony SI eel. (6) Wild Wild West 0 (~ (j)) (J) a) Th1rs My M1- m1 "Song & Dance Man" (R) Clifton Inadvertently becomes the lhird person in an open marriaae arrange ment between an old friend and his young wife. I Gamer Ted ArmstTon1 Dealer's Choice Monday Thru Friday El Profesor AJd10 Movie: (2hr) "The House ol the Seven H1wks" (dra) ·59 -Robert Taylor, Nicole Maurey. a> Ch1mplonshlp Wrmlin1 El) Japanese lln1u11e Proanms 8:30 O (~ (j)) Cil a> A B C Wednes· d1y Movie: (C) (90) "Deatfl Sen· tence" (R) (dra) '74 -Cloris Leach· man, Laurence Luckinbill, Nick Nolte. Cloris Leachman, as a juror in a murder case. discovers that the wrong man is on trial and finds her own life threatened by the real killer-her husband . m Merv Griffin Show Eil) M1n Builds, Min Destroys "Six Fathoms Deep" A look at several major oil spills and the new rules and reaulations under consideralion to prevent further occurrences. 9:00 6 @ 00 (j) Cannon "Killer on the Hill" (R) The attempted auas· sination ol a state assemblyman exposes Cannon to the corrupt side of the political world. ~The Untouchables Movie: (2hr) "Five Branded men" (dra) '60 -Van Heflin. Silvana Man11ano. 18 The Bold Ones Eil) Theatre In AmtriCI "June Moon" A contemporary production ol a 1929 American comedy classic by George S. Kaufman and Rina Lard· ner tells of a young songwriter who leaves his job in an electronics plant to seek fame in the music business ol Bro1dway. Jack Cassidy, Estelle Parsons, Kevin McCarthy and Tom Fitzsimmons slar. 9:30 0 Q.) (1) ID NBC Doublefuture Movie: (C) (90) "ust Houri Before Momin(' (R) (dra) '74 -Ed LIU· ter, Rhonda Flemina. Robert Alda, Victoria Principal, Don Porter, Peter Donat. Ed Lauter stars as a hotel private detective in Los Angeles in 1946 who works to solve a jewel robbery and homicide. §News Noches de Tropiun• Yesenia 10:00 U @ (}) M1nnlx "A Ransom for Yesterday" (R) A wealthy couple's hope for happiness is rekindled when, after six years, they receive a new ransom demand for their long-missing kidnapped son. ~mEl)News Peny Meson (~Ci)) tiD PREMIERE The Jim Sufford Show Singer-musi· c1an·composer·humprist Jim Stafford is the star of this new summer series of six shows. Regulars on the show are Mel Blanc. singers Oebo· rah Allen, Jean Anne Chapman and Jeanne Shellield, and drummer 8111 MacKenzie. !The FBI Get Smert Green Acres 10:30 ! Gerner Ted Armstrona News Allred Hitchcock @) C.ught in the Act "Jonathan Ed- wards" ili) N()(hts Tepatias 11:00 u CV 0 mm m News 0 00 @) Ill (6) News I Best of Groucho Sgt. Bllko The Lucy Show Mission: Impossible I Mod Squad (3) Peter Gunn The Untouchables El=) The Thin Edae (Q?' ) Wented: Deed or Alive 11:15 ili) Cinema 34 11:30 1J @ (J) CBS ute Movie: (C) "Tip on A Deed Jockey" (dra) '57 -Robert Taylor, Dorothy Malone, Gia Scala. 0 @ @®)er;, Johnny Carson Don Meredith is guest host. 11 The Honeymooners @ Movie: "Betkground to Denger" (mys) '43 -Peter Lorre, George Raft. 0 (~ (()) 00 Wide World Spe· cial "Celebrity Pleasure Hunt" Four teams, made up of TV and film stars Hanette fabray, Rosey G11er and Patty Deutsch; Louis Nye, Rich· ard Dawson and Susan Strasberg; Barbara Feldon. Judy Carne and George Kennedy; and Joe Flynn, Stu Gilliam and Abby Dalton, face the challenae of unraveling myster· ious clues which lead them to sur· prising destinations and victory for one of the teams. 0 Movie: "C.11 of the Wiid" (adv) '35 -Clarlt Gable, Jack Oakie, Lor· etta Young. 12:00 11 Twllll,"t Zone m I SF CIAL I Jetk the Ripper Part IV. "Panic" 12:30 I =~,~mllt 1:00 ®)Tomorrow rn (() ID @ News Movie: "Brewster's Millions" m} '45 -Dennis O'Keefe, Helen Walker. 1:45 U Movie: "Coroner Creek" (wes) '48 -Randolph Scott, Marguerite Chapman. 2:30 m All-Night Show: "The Thief," ''The Women of Pltcalm lsl1nd" 3:30 U Movie: "Kill Me Tomorrow'' (dra) ·57 -Pat O'Brien. Lois Max· well. 'MAKIN' PEOPLE HAPPY' .. The Jim Stafford Show," a summer :.cries for ABC, debuting Wednesday at I OPM, star11 singer· musician-composer-humorist J im Stafford. For a fellow who never studied music, J 1m Stafford has come a long way. Born in Eloise, Florida, Stafford originally want- ed to become a preacher, but at the age of I 4 dis- covered the guitar. Seven years later he found him- self working in the Grand Ole Opry 1n Nashville. There he began a lasting personal and profc!>s1onal friendship with Kent Lavoie, whose artistry would lat.er surface as "Lobo," and whose eventual pro- fessional standing was to open the door to the "big time" for J im Stafford. That recognition came in Lhe form of Jim's song .. Swamp Witch," which he auditioned for Lobo, who in turn took it to his producer, Phil Gernbard. The result was a hit single, followed by the "Jim Stafford" Album. The LP contained "Swamp Witch" and three additional songs which also became hits-a quadruple punch unique 111 contemporary mus1c-"Spiders and Snakes," .. Wildwood Weed" and Ille slyly comic, ··My Girl Bill." Due to the immense success of his music and storytelling song lyrics, the best clubs and concert halls around the country beckoned, and Stafford was requested for guest appearances by television shows. An unusual performer be is. While in Nashville, he teamed with a drummer and when the drummer departed, Stafford teamed with himself. He's been working alone since, sharing the stage with his .. group" consisting of guitars, banjos and harmnni· cas. He has his own rhythm section, manipulating a tambourine with his right foot and a set of bass pedals with his left. H e also carries on conversa· tions with a man who lives in his guitar. All this, and Jim also does many characterizations. Stafford is more lllan songwriter and song performer. He is a storyteller in the Mark Twain tradition. A gen- ui ne humorist, he takes his lead a nd makes his laughs from insightful observation of the every· day scene. Regulars joining Stalford on the hour-long i.eries are Mel Blanc, singers Deborah Allen, Jean Anne . Chapman and Jeanne Sheffield, along with drum- mer Bill MacKenzie. Also, there will be a unique compllterizcd person by the name of Adam. who has to be seen to be believed. Upcom111g guest stars appearing with Stafford arc Academy Award- winning actor, Art Carney, and Roben Mitchum, Kri~ Kristofferson, The Po1111er Sisters. Bernadette Peters, Gary Burghoff , Karen Valentine, Arte Johnson. Marie Osmond, Jesse Coller and Emmy Lou Harris. As Stafford says, "My songs don't have anything in common except for me. I love a good \IOT}' That's wha1 I ti) 10 do in my song<;, build a good story. l just look for ideas that arc different." After J 5 years on the road, Jim S:afford has become one of the music industry's latcc;t "overnight succe-.i.c'>." He's established residence in the record charts, progressed to concerts at prestige halls before en· thusiastic crowds and critics and has found a home cm television. Jim Stafford has invested many years cultivatmg his refreshing, unusual style and lives lip to hi~ philosophy: "I live to make people happy. If you can do that with a fine story and a good melody, that's about the best you can do." "The Jim Stafford Show," from Staffon! Enter- tainment lnc./Fours Company, is co-produced by Rich Eustis and Al Rogers under executive pro- ducers Phil Gernhard and Tony Scotti. Page 11 THURSDAY JULY 31 For morning •nd •fternoon listlngs, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, .,. the d•y's movlM. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 O "five Giles to Hell" (dra) '59 -Neville Brand, Ken Scott. 00 "One More Tomorrow" (dra) '46 -Ann Sheridan. Dennis Morgan. 12:00 ID ''The Men" (dra) '50 -Jack Webb, Marlon Brando, Teresa Wright. 1:00 O (C) "Rebels on th e l oose" (com) '67 -Riamondo V1anello, Lando BunanC3. ~ "Benaul" (ad~) '55 -Richard Carlson, V1clor Mclaglen, Richard Con le 3:00 fig) (C) "Code N1me: J1au1r" (dra) '66 -Ray Danlon. Pascale Petit. lj~ '6:, "fever in the Blood" (dra) '61 -Efrem Zlmbaltst Jr.. Angie Dickinson. Don Ameche, Ray Danton. 3:30 l3 "Mississippi" (com) '35 -Bmg Crosby, W. C Fields O (C) "First Men in ttie Moon" (sci Ii) '64 -Edward Judd, Lionel Jeffries 4:00 0 (C) ''Thunder B•J" (adv) '53 - James Stewart. Joanne Dru, Gilbert Roland EVENING 6:00 0 Ci[) (i9l e?il m al Nen 3 0~ (3Jtn(6)<900> Newt (6) Bon1nu Wiid Wiid West Green Acres Mod Squid M1ri1 Teresi The lnnders : Eledric Comp1nJ EE Ro,ky & Friends 6:30 (lg' Merv Griffin Show Th1t Cir1 1 I Spy : T'1i Chi Ch'u1n ( ) Dealer's Choice • Travel Fiim Ci1lloping Gourmet Little R1suls 7:00 00@ ma>News lrorulde Bowtlng for Doll1rs Mod Squid Truth or Con.sequences Whit's M7 Une? I Love Lucy The Flt la loba The Bia Y111., : Book Belt This popular book re· view program returns with host Robert Cromie. ~ 00) Bonanu Dr1m1 Three Stooaes 7:30 6 Candid ~mer• O QJ (6) Price Is Rlaht Page 12 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JULY 27, 1975 FRIDAY O love Amerlun Style You're Du d" (R) (dra) '74 -David I [01 Lers Mike A Deal Janssen, Andrea Marcovicc1, John @ (J) To Tell the Truth Anderson. An rnd1viduallshc private Million $ Movie: (C) (Zhr) ''The investigator becomes emotionally in list Time I S.w Paris" (dra) ·54 _ volved with a cover airl mdrked AUGUST l Ehzabelh Taylor, Van Johnson, Wal-for murder by a deranged photog ter Pidgeon, Donna Reed rapher This lllm led lo the "Harry For morning and afternoon listings ID Hoa1n's Heroes 0" television senes. please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS'. EI1'J The W1y It Was ''1946 Cardinals @The Bold Ones Below, for your convenience, are /Red Sox World Senes" fE Festival loternational the day's movies. I Jueves de 6111 ----------Water World EID Holl,wood Television Theatre DAYTIME MOVIES Bobby Goldsboro Show '"Another Part of the Forest" Ooro thy McGuire, Barry Sullivan and Little Risals Tiffany Bolllng stars in this KCfT 10:00 0 "Ministry of Fear'' (mys) '44 - 8:00 i)@ Ci) The W1ltons ··The production of L1lhan Hellman's 1946 Ray Milland, Marjone Reynolds, Carl Ring" (R) Mary Ellen buys a h1t Broadway play, a sequel to "The Esmond. second·hand purse from a junk deal Lillie Fous " This probing story of (6) ''The Outsider" (dra) '62 -Tony er and finds an antique amethyst the rapacious Hubbard family rn the Curtis. James Franciscus ring in its secret compartment. a post Civil War Soulh exposes the discovery that leaches her a diHicult ruthlessness and plotting ot its 12:00 ID ''The Lost Mome"t" (dra) '47 - lesson members. Andrew Prine and Robert Robert Cummings, Susan Hayward, D Q'100@) m Gladys Knlaht ' Foxworth also star Agnes Moorehead. the Pips Ben Vereen, Whitman Mayo 9:30 O News 1:00 g "list of the Wild Horses" (wes) and Charles Nelson Reilly guest. 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Duel In the m Yeseni1 '49 -James Elhson, Mary Beth Hughes Jungle" (a~v) 'S4 . -Dana Andrews, 10·00 0 ID t:"C'I News ~ (C) "Enchanted lsl1nd" (ad") Jeanne Cram, David Farrar . • p ui ,,._y • @ Wild Wild West ~ erry Mu on '58 -Dana Andrews. Jane Powell. 0 (~ 00> (J) G) DEBUT Almost Get Smart An,thing Goes A wild and imaoina Green Acres 3:00 @) (C) "I'll Never Forget What's His "' Name" (com) '68 -Orson Welles. live event show featuring a se11es of l0:30 2 Wanted. Dead or Allve Carol Whtie. compe.11t1ons between teams rep· News resenting ~1llerent American c1t1es I Allred Hitchcock a~ 00 (C) "Cross Current" (mys) w1th1n a given ~eographrcal re'1on. . Vuiety Show '71 -Robert Hooks, Jeremy Slate, The contests involve appropnate Robert Wagner, Carol lynley. costumes. gigantic props and Ob· 11:00 3 0 mm m News 3:30 m "Lost Weekend" (dra) '45-Ray stacle courses ol epic proportions l]2J Q:100 News Milland, Jane Wyman. Regional winners from the rirst lour Best of Groucho 0 (C) "Thunder AlleJ" (dra) '67 - shows wtll compete on the final Set. Bilko Fabian, Annette Funicello, Diane Mc· show for the national championship The Lucy Show Bain Tonight teams from Webster, Mass.; Mission: Impossible Burnlville, R.I.; and Putnam, Conn Mod Squad compete for the Eastern Regional Mr. Lucky Championship The announcers are f~ The Untouchlbles Charlie Jones, Lynn Shackelford and (tj91 (j)) Wanted: Dead or Alive Dick Whittington I Deeler's Choice 11:15 m Cinem1 34 Mond11 Thru Frid1y l l 30 -M . (C u-rh R . M " Nidia Caro : -ov1e: ) • e unnrng 1n Movie: (C) (2hr) "Cep~ln Hor1· (dra) '63 -Laurence Harvey, Lee tlo Hornblower" (dra) '51 _ Gregorv Remick, Alan Bates. fleck, Virginia Mayo. 0 ~ @ ®J er;,_ JohnnJ Carson ~ Phlladelphi• Folk Fes.tiv•I Mclean Stevenson 1s guest host. J , _ p ~ Calender 1p1nese ..... ngu1ge roerams M 1 "Th c ,.. (h ) ,48 6 ov e: e reepe or 8:30 m Merv Griffin Show -Eduardo Cianelll, June Vincent. 0 (~ (jJ) (J) Wide World Spe· 9:00 f)@ (3) 00 CBS Thursday Mov· cl1I "Geraldo Rivera: Goodr11ght le: (C) (Zhr) "The FBI Story -The America" FBI Versus AMn Klrpis, Public Ci) @ (3) CBS late Movie: (C) EnemJ Nul'!lber One" (R) (dra) '74 .,The Face of Fu Manchu" (susp) '65 -Robert Foxworth, Eileen Heckart Chmtopher Lee. Gary Lockwood Based on a land-O Movie: ''T'he Broken Doubloon" mark case of the FBI. the film, made (mus) '39 -Nancy Guild George with special cooperation of FBI Di· Montgomery ' redor, Clarence M Kelley, depicts EID The Thin Edee the capture of one of the nation's most notorious criminals. The sei· 12:00 m I SiiWAL I lick the Ripper Part zure of Karpis marked the first time V This portion of thl! British docu· '" a lonr career that the late J mentary examines the suspe<:ts In Edgar Hoover had personally effect London's world famous unsolved ed the capture of an FBI quarry-murder case a man who had threatened to kill al Get Sm1rt him. 0 @ f6I @) er;, NBC Thursd1y Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Fll&ht from A.sh· '1•" (R) (adv) '64 -Yul Brynner, Richard Widmark, George Chakiris, Suzy Parker. ·Three officers of the Air Rescue Service are dispatched to an area off the coast of Japan where a cargo vessel is being bat· tered by a typhoon. As lheir plane 1:00 I@ Tomorrow ffi@@00 News Movie: "l1dground lo Danger'' (mys) '43 -George Raft, Brenda Marshall, Peter Lorre. 1:45 8 Movie: (C) ''The I Don'~ ~rt Gfrt" (mus) '52 -Mitzi Gaynor, David Wayne heads for the wreck, their individual 2:30 W All·Nl&hl Show: "First Yank In stories are told in flashback. lokro." "The Glint Gun" 00 The Untouch1bles 0 (ljj 00> 00 a> ABC Specl1I 3:45 f) Movie: (C) "Dimension 5" (dra) Movie: (C) (2hr) '"Smlle, Jtnnr, '66 -Jellrey Hunter, France Nuyen. 4:00 O (C) "Nieht Puuae" (dra) ·57 -James Stewart, Aud1el Murphy, Dan Duryea. EVEN I NG 6:00 R~&~~~r::n g ' Anaef 811eb1ll Angels at Texas Rangers. (6 Bonanza ~ Wiid Wild West Green Acres Mod Squid M1rl1 Teresa The lnv1ders : Electric ComP1nY RockJ & Friends 6:30 0 (~ (jJ) CI) a> College All-star Footb1ll G1me Live coverage of this game between the World Champion Pittsburgh Steelers and a team of last year's outstandine college se· niors, from Soldier Field. Ch1caeo. Ill. 7:00 I Merv Griffin Show That Glr1 (J) I Spy Aviation Weather Travel Fllm Little Rasc.els O @OO mNews Mod Squid Truth or Consequences Whirs MJ Unc7 I love Lu~ The FBI la Lobl The Bl1 Valley : Will Street Week · Or1m1 Three Stooaes 7:30 i) Muquer1de Party e rl ny d, s) le, ay C· 57 y, as r is n of e· 0, THE DAILY PILOT. Tl/ WEEK, JULY 27. 1975 0 ~ @®) Hollywood Squarn Ci1J Ci) To Tell the Truth O Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (90) "Ape· the Drums" (wn) '51 -Stephen McNally, Coleen Gray. ID Ho1a11'1 Heroes ID Washl11rto11 Wttk in Review m f riends of Men ffi Little Resuls 8:00 6 @ CBS Frfd1y Movie Double future: (C) (90) "The Flm· ily Kovu•" (R) (dra) '74 -James Sloyan, Sarah Cunningham. Andy Robinson. A cheerful, Ughlly knit family is stunned when the eldest son 1s arrested for attempting to bribe a city olf1cial. 0 @ (!)@) m Sanford & Soll ''My Brother·ln·law's Keeper'' (R) Fred's sister 1s bringing her new husband home for a visit and Fred plans to be the perfect host to the newlyweds. until he discovers that his new brother-in·law 1s white. I Wiid Wild West Dealer's Choice Mond1y Thru Friday N1tlon1I Fl&ht ol the Week Movie: (2hr) "The Thin Red line" (dra) '64 -Keir Dullea, Jack Warden I Loi Anaelu News Review EJ Show de Rosita Peru Japanese L.an1u11e Proarams 8:30 0 Ill @@) m Chico & The Mu "The Givaway" (R) Chico's sudden wealth and weariness puules and worries Ed when several robberies are reported 1n the neighborhood O Movie: (90) "We're Not Mar· rled" (com) '52 -David Wayne, Ginger Rogers, Fred Allen, Marilyn Monroe. Mitzi Gaynor. m Merv Griffin Sbow al Yesenia a> Movie 10:00 0 il) @) m Police Wom111 "Taraet Black" (R) Ruby Dee guests 9:00 0 raJ @(}Q) go;, Rod1lord Files as Cora Sanders, a political activist "Roundabout" (R) Rockford travels who, against her wishes, is under to Las Vegas to deliver an insurance pohce protection. Cora's anti-police check to a youn& recording artist feelinas make the job difficult for who, he discovers, is being exploited Sgts Anderson and Crowley, who by a syndicate. are assigned to protect her while @ The Untouch1bles she v1s1ts a un1vers1ly campus. 0 Madison Squ•re Gerden Fl&ht 0 0 m fE News m The Bold Ones (6 j Perry Mason ID Masterpiece Theatre "Upstairs, m Qet Smart Downstairs" ti§ Flaht of the Week ~ La Cri1d1 Bien Cri1d1 €E) Philldelphi1 Folk Festival 9:30 6 (fi'J 00 (j) CBS Friday Movie 10:30 ~Gomer Pyle Double feature: (C) (90) "The News Catholics" (R) (dra) '73 -Trevor ( ) Film "All·American Foot. Howard, Martin Sheen. Cyril Cusaclt. ball Game '.74" Andrew Keir. Brian Moore's Peabody al Chesplrito Award·winnmg drama about a U ·OO 13 9 ~~ft!\ N ws doubt·lormented, aging Irish abbot · . · • ~ e and a young social activist priest ews assigned to convert him to the be· Best 0~ Groucho li~fs of a. hy.polhetical future Cathol· ~ ~~~1:.11•(~) "The Cob eb" (d ) 1c1sm. W1th1n the frameworil of a , '. . w ra simple dispute between Rome and 55 -Richard Widmark. Lauren an Irish monastic settlement, the Bacall, Cha~les Boyer. drama penetrates deeply Into a con IMlstlon. Impossible flict of faith. Mod Squad (]_) Ironside 1 @ Peter Gunn 0 KABC Movie Speci1I: (C) (90) Korean Serlal . "Flareup'' (R) (dra) '70 -Raquel ~. Bia Time Wrestling Welch. James Stacy, Luke Askew. A • The Thin Edg~ man resolves to lull his nightclub < @ ) Wanted. Dead or Alive dancer wife and her two partners 11:15 @I) Cinem1 J.4 when she refuses lo reconcile w1tl1 him. 11:30 1J @ CBS Lite Movie: (C) (Q! (j)) I snc1AL I Polynesi1: For "The Black Scorpion" (dra) '57 the fun of It Richard Denning, Mara Corday. 'AIRBORN, AT LAST!' When Bruce Fairbairn was a youngster, he had fantasies of grow- ing up and becoming an aviator. Instead, he became one of the star~ of "~he Rookies" (Mondays, KPM on ABC). This was preceded by eight years of little theatre work. dozens of odd jobs, bit part\ in daytime TV shows and a lot of traveling-sometim~ by ''thumb " "1 used to stand on the highway for hours waiting for a ride." Bruce recalls. "I'd sec planes flying over and think of how they were traveling hundreds of miles as l just stood there. Tho~e child· hood dreams of being a flyer would come back and I'd wonder how old I'd be before I could afford flying lessons. Then I'd think about what kind of plane I'd fty. Then someone in a beat-up van would stop and give me a ride. and my thoughts would turn 10 more immediate needs . , . like food." On May 13, 1974. Fairbarrn's big break came when he wall signed to join Georg Stanford Brown. Sam Mel11ille. Gerald S. O'Loughlin and Kate Jackson in the ~tarring cast of The Rookie . a hit series then about to begin its third season "When the season started.·· says Bruce, ''I could hardly wait to get to work each day The show was all I thought about. I worried a lot about how I wa~ doing. Before I knew 11, the season ended, the series was renewed for a fourth seai.on and I was on a two-month vacation. After about two weeks, J grew bored because I'd never had time on my hands before. Then one morning my wife, Jeri. who reads me like a book. suggested I take a courc;e or something and it suddenly dawned on me that now t could afford flying lessons." @ Movie: "The Plainsmen" (wes) '37 -Gary Cooper, Charles Bickford. 0 l2J @ ®l m Johnny Carson Mclean Stevenson is 1uest host. O The Honeymooners @ Movie: "The Lavender Hiii Mob" (com) '52 -Alec Guinness, St1nley Holloway O Movie: (C) "Crowh1ve11 Ferm" (susp) '71 -Paul Burke, Hope Lange. (j) Movit: (C) "Pocketful of Mira· des" (dra) '61 -Bette 01v1s, Glenn ford, Peter Falk. (~ ) Sci·A Theatre 12:00 D Don IUrihner's Rock Concert m I Sl'(CIAL I Jack the Ripper Part VI~ The investiaation focuses on the final victrm ln th e string of unsolved murders. and the stran1e circum· stances surroundin& her death, which cast a shadow of suspicion upon the Duke of Clarence. m Screen Stories ~ Rock Concert 1:00 0 ~ 6 [Q) I SPlCIAll N I & ht Dreams First of two contemporary shows featuring top rock artists. m Movie: (C) "Who Killed Teddy Beer?'' (mys) '65 -Juliet Prowse, Sal Mineo, Jan Murray. 1:45 O Movie: "The Model & the Mar· riage Broker'' (com) '52 -Thelma Ritter, Jeanne Crain, Scott Brady. 2:30 m All-Ni111t Show: "Thieves Hi&h· w1,," "Wup Women" 3:30 6 Movie: (C) "I Out In oa111er'' (dra) '66 -Robert Goulet. Christine Carere. ~ Bruce grabbed the telephone directory and spotted an ad which captivated the aspiring flying ace: FL YING LESSONS. THE G REAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC AEROPLANE COMPANY- PURVEYORS OF FINE FLYING MACHINES. Bruce phoned for an appointment. Early the next morning he was getting ground rules at the Van Nuys, California. airport from navigator Steven Dolezal. Later that day. he took off in a brand new single-engine RockweU Commander with Paul Hungerford. Chief Instructor. By day's end, Bruce had landed, tak~n off and "flown .all over the place" under Hungerford's careful, encouraging superv1S1on. Bruce bas continued with flying ssons. but is in no rush to solo. longer before getting a license and a plane." When he's fl ying over a highway and spots a hitchhiker. Bruce gets an urge to lip the wi ngs and race the engine. "It's like 1 want to let the guy know that I know where he's at ... and that if 1 can get from down there to up here, "I waited this tonJ( to get off the ground," he says, "I can wait awhile o can he." Page 13 SATURDAY AUGUST 2 MORNING 6:00 (8 ) Summer Semester 6:30 ;J.. T\I 8 Classroom w Let's Rap 7:00 i ~ @ 01 m Addams Family 6 Weehnd <Qi II)) (;l Yogi's Gana Brother Buu : Electric Company 0 ~@ @ m Pink P1nther 6 ) World ol Surviv1I 8 (Q9 @ ) m m Super friends Movie: "M1laya" (adv) '50 - Spencei Tracy, James Stewart, Syd- ney Greenstreet , Gilbert Roland, Lionel Barrymore. t!) Astol Races ~~Trails West £t) Sesame Street al Sp1nlsh Movie 10:30 ~ 117 (3) (i Shau1m! 0 ,~ (6) J§J m Star Trek (6) Other People, Other Places m Movie: "A Bullet Is Waltlne" (dra) '54 -Rory Calhoun, Jean Sim mons, Stephe n McNafly ~Movie 11:00 O @ 3) ([ Valley of the Dlno- 7:30 I Summer Semester saurs · Ql @_ 110 ffi Chop~r Bunch 0 ~ (6) 4) ffi Major Le a e u e (Q9 r a •) 3 1 Bugs Bunny Baseb1fl Teams to be announced. · Youth & the Issues O Movie: "Stampede" (wes) '49 - Alternatives Rod Cameron. Gale Storm. ffi News/Public Affairs '61 Tijuana; Window to the South 117 3J Terry & His Friends 0 (~ (ji))@ ffi Then Are the ffi Carrucolendas Days ffi Electric Company 8:00 I (17 CI (8 Favorite Martian . (j"~ lj) (fo m Emergenty + 4 11 :30 0 (jz, . ~.~ Hudso~ Brothe,rs Pacesetters (6J Movre: let Attadt (adv) 58 - 6 Big Blue Marble John Agar. Audrey Totter. (~1 (j]) (3 ) Hong Kong Phooey 0 (~ (j)) {J:l ffi A m e r I c a n • Movie: "Air Cadet" (dra) '51 -Bandstand Stephen McNally, Gail Russell Rock 6 C«lebrity Goll Challenge Hudson ffi Sesame Street I Unit Three True Adventure Voice ol Tokyo Sesame Street AFTE RNOON 12:00 O (17' ®Harlem Globetrotter1 S;30 I CiJi CJ' (81 Speed Buggy O Movie: "The LJWless Rider" · il~ (6' flOl ffi Run, Joe, Run (wes) '55-Johnny Carpenter, Frankie Gene Autry Theatre oarro • 6 Rock Concer1 ID Ad lib O (Q9 (i)) (3) Adventures ol Gil· ~ Ble Blue Marble l~n . ,. • iJ! Chiller Matinee Doub!efeature OJ Movie: The Gunll&htel' (Wes) . Roll er Games '50 -Gregory Peck, Helen Wesl 12:JO EJ l!!J r~@ ht Alber1 oott. 1~ Word ol Life 9:00 8 @~re Jeannie 0 Movie: "Hold Bick the Hight" D ~ 6 r10' m Land of the lost (dra) '56 -John Payne, Mona Free I (~ 8 ) r3' Devlin man, Chuck Connors Mis1er Roge11' Hei&hborhood Lost in Space Country Music I Water World 9:30 8 @ (V (j) Pebbles & Bamm Hanny & the Professor Bamm : Man Builds, Min Destroya 0 ~ 00 o m Sigmund (~ (j)),Nuhvllle Music 0 Movie: "To~k1" (wes) '53 -G) Wally s Wortcshop . Wild Bill Elliott, Phyllis Coates 1:00 8 @ (V CBS Children's film O (®J (j)) (3) Lissie's Rescue Festival "Strange Holiday" (R) Rangers @ Movie: "In . Old Sacramento" ffi Ville Ale~ (dra) '46 -Wilham Elliott. Con· JO:OO f)@ (}) ~ Scooby Ooo stance Moore Page 14 BIKE RACKET BAG 5 5.00 Hokll llcllt IKa..dn ..... g cmdM , g Add 30' SaMs Tax 2 for $9.00 + 54' Tcn DAN RYAN lox 32 B Toro 92630 c-.torNa THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 27. 1975 0 (Qj\ @ ) (l) ffi ABC's Wide World ol Sports "NFL Hall ol Fame Football Game" live from Canton, Ohio, with the Washington Redsluns vs the Cincinnati Bengals. ID Petticoat Junction ffi Jean Shepherd's Americ.a m Cine en la Tarde 1:30 O Movie: ''The Savage Guns" (wes) '62 -Richard Basehart, Alex Nicol I Soul Train Bill Cosby The Game 2:00 0 Dusty's Treehouse 0 ~riwlture USA 0 Can JOHNNY MILLER * stay # 1? Watch the $250,000 Westchester Golf Classic. O PGA Golf "The Wes tcheste r Clas sic" From Harrison, NY., with a to· tal purse of $250,000. Johnny Miller 1s the defending champion. Movie: (C) ''Hercules, Samson & Ulysses" (adv) '65 -Kirk Moms. Richard Lloyd. l lnsi&ht Gomer Pyle 00 American Outdoorsman Q) 00 Conurn mu.s. Navy 2:30 O Movie: (C) "The Mt<:onnell Story" (dra) '55 -Alan Ladd, June Allyson, James Whitmore. O Wildllle Theatre i"6 Movie: ''So ThiJ Is New Yortt" (com) '48 -Henry Moraan, Oona Drake, Rudy Vallee. I ~~~!lrerlimlts Hfah Chaparral (V World of Ricing @ Voice ol ~rlculture Jean Wolf With . . . ~riculture USA 3:00 D Hfl Action O Movies: "Curse of the Undead" (hor) '59 -Eric Flem1nr. Michael Pale "The Monster & the Gir1" (hot) '41 -Ellen Drew, Paul Lukas. O Movie: "De.stry Rides Aaaln" (wes) ·39 -Marlene Dietrich, James Stewart ~17 (1) RFD , Hollywood 00 Movie I Wiid Wild West International Animation Feitlv1I Music.al Variety Show Movie: ''The Aaitator'' 3:30 ~ Saturday 8 I Tlrun Theatre Movie: (C) "Black Wiler Gold" (dra) '69 -Ricardo Montalban, Keir Dullea. m Movie; ''The fate Behind the Mask" (mys) '63 -Peter Lorre, Evelyn Keyes i The Virginian @ Rlnaside Boxlna ".\ film fanl1rrl• Falcon 4:00 Wor1d of Survival NCAA HlghllfhtJ Wrestllna from the Ol1mpic Celebrity Tennis El Super Sllow de 11 Sal11 Hank Tllomp$0n Show : Nova ( (j]) Animal Wor1d ttl Futbol·Socctr a) Mission· Impossible m Voice ot ~rlculture 4:30 f) (jj) (I) CBS Sports SPf(Ucular CV Movie: "Cape Fear" (susp) '62- Gregory Peck, Robert Mllchum. i Celebrity Bowlin& St.ar Trek (6) Hame of the Game (j)) NFL Action Movie: "Ambush at Cimarron Pus" EE Corona Now 5:00 (I) Giiiigan's Island O Movie:· (C) "Ski Fever" (rom) '67 -Martin Milner, Claudia Martin, Tony Sailor. m Wild Wild West News Movie: "Claudie" (com) '43 - Dorothy McGuire, Robert Young, Ina Claire. IMod Squad Jimmy Oun Show film future (j)) Friends of Man Car & Ttatk W Three Stooges 5:30~ Hews 6 Little Rascals Movie: (C) (2hr) "The SeCTd of Blood Island" (dra) '65 -Jack Hed· ley, Barbara Shelley. Qi Neshvllle Music EE The W•J It Was "1946 World Series -St. 'Louis Cardinals/Boston Red Sox" (Q!j (i)) Outdoors With Ken Cll· laway I Call It Macaroni Greatest Sports Legenda little Rascals family Theatre EVENIN(~ 6:00 f) 0 (!) @(1) mm News O Angel Baseball Anaels at the Teus Rangers My Partner the Ghost Hlfht Gallery Bumndo Un• Estrella @ Other People, Other Place• Hee Haw : Arlna Une ( Ci)) World of Survival Bud Furillo's Steam Room 6:30 0 (~ ) ffi Hews Polo et El Dorado KNBC News Conference World et War PoA Goes the Country 6 Dialogue , Bor de Medco • The Fishermen {}) Three Stooau 7:00 I Other People, Other Plac;es Wild Klnadom • Dl1mond H11d 6 Sammy & Company News The Jeffersons • Million S Movie: (C) (2hr) "And Soon the Dartneu" (susp) '71 - Pamela franklin, Sandra Eles. Action: Inner City (~ Cl)) m Llwrence Welk It Takes A Thief 1 @ Jimmy Dtan Show @ @ News Pop Goes the Country : 81adl Perspective on the News · Medlx Dr. J1uers lnv11lon Hour 7:30 0 Wild World of Anlm11s (1) QJ 00 let's Mike A Deal 5 n a I· e s d 8 Jeopardy Eyewitness: lo, Anaeles I N1me Th1t Tune Wild Klnadom @ H1nll Thompson Show Tlempo Sobre el Tiempo ti~ Bobby Goldsboro Show al) DEBUT Wom1n "Household Workers" Moderator Sandra Uk1n talks with Edith Sloan and Josephine Hulett of the National Committee on Household Employment. fl) Pollet Suraeon @ Counlly C11nlv1I eI) Premier film 9:30 6 @ (1) Cl) Bob Newh11t Show (R) When Bob's first literary ven· lure turns out to be less than tri- umphant, his embarrassment makes him reluctant to join a convention of psychologists on a fli&hl to Hawaii. To complicate matters Bob finds out that Howard· 1s the nav1 aator on the flight @ Country P11ce 8:00 e . cm(]) All In the family (R) 10:00 6 @ rn 00 I SPECIAL I Mosts -Pohl1cs make strange . bedfellows The Llwgiver Part VI. The lsraelltes ~hen George Jefferson finds h1msell encounter the final obstacles sepa· ~n the uneoi:nfortable position of hav· rating them from their promised '.!!i lo be nice lo Archie. .. . land, a resting place their leader 0 ~ (6) ®) m Emer1ency Kid Moses is not destined to enjoy with ding .. (R) Gage takes a group of them. Burt Lancaster, Anthony 1nqu1s1tlve school ~h1ldren on a tour Quayle, Ingrid Thulin and Irene Pa· of Rampart Hospital. pas star. 0 "KEEP ON TRUCKIN' " 0 Movie: (90) ''The Bl1ek cntle" *TV'S FUNNIEST HIT! (mys) '53 -Richard Greene, Boris 0 (r:Ii) ) @ m Keep on Truck· In' An hour of music of the 70's and conlemporary comedy Karloff. Lon Chaney. ~ The R1y Briem Show Musical Contm Championship Wrestlln& {!) Lou Gordon Show m HEE HAW IS FULL *OF LAFFS TONIGHT! I Hee Haw Colla1e Spanish Movlt @ Movie 10:30 ITOC11y I t A1111 Caliente · Three Pauports to Adventure News Studio 22/Quiz Time : Ber1m1n film "All These Wom· en" al) Hollywood Television Thulre "Another Part of. the forest" (R) 11:00 l @O (fit@) News Dorothy McGuire, Barry Sullivan · The Lucy Show and Tiffany Bolhnc star In l<CET's Terror Theatre production of Lillian Hellman's 1 @ Sammy l Company 1946 hit Broadway play m Women's Love Stories m Super Show @ 700 Club m J1panese Lln111111 Proarams ~ All·Sbr Wrestllne (;!) R0<k Concer1 8:30 I)@ Tha Jettenons (R) A cold reception from George and Lionel 11:15 (})Movie: "Island of Terror'' (hor) greets Louise's visitina Uncle Ward. '67 -Peter Cushing, Edward Judd. Albert Reed 1uests. (Qt) Cl)) Sd·fl ThHtre 0 Movie: (C) (90) "Se• Wile" (adv) '57 -Richard Burton, Joan 11:30 I) Fabulous 5Z! (C) "Moment to Collins. Moment" (dra) '66 -Honor Black· (]) lire1test Sports lt1endi man, Jean Seber1. Sean Garrison. (j) Candid Clmer1 0 ®' News 0 Movie: "0.S.S." (dra) '46 - 9:00 I) (i]) CV (j) M1ry Tyler Moore Alan Ladd, Gmldine fitz&erald. Show (R) Ted 1ets swept up in the 00 Movie: "The Killer ShrlWS'' splnt of Murray's 20th weddin& an· (hor) '58 -James Best. niversary party and chooses the O Movie: "$11nd1p I. Cybele" most public place pos,sible to pop (dra) '62 -Hardy Kruaer, Nicole the question to Geor&elle -trap Courcel, Patricia Goui. ping himself into enga1ement. (j) Movie: ''The G1y Divorcee" 0 @ ct)@) m NBC Slt11rd1J (mus) '3.4 -Ginger Rogers, Fred Movie: (C) (Zl/zhr) "Goodbye Astaire. Aa•ln" (R) (dr1) '61 -ln&nd Ber1· O Movie: (C) "Son of Godzllt1" _man. Yves Montand, Anthony Per· (sci-fi) '69 -Akiro Kubo. kins. A woman, 1n love with one m Movie: "Clludll" (com) '43 - mi n, uses a younger suitor to help Dorothy McGuire, Robert Younr. her foraet th e constant "aoodbyes" IH @ Movie from her lover. Rescheduled. (j) OJ Bo1ln1 from the Ol1mplc lZ:OO 0 @) Btst of Tonl1ht 0 <tat (i)) tl) ABC Slturday fil) Movie Clauic:s ''The Unholy Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Money from Three'' (1925) This silent melo· Home" (R) (com) ·53 _ Jerry lewis, drama ~tars Lon Chaney, Mae Dean Martin. Bued on a story by Busch, Victor McLa&len ind Harry Demon Runyon, this movie stars Earles. Dean Martin. as Honey Talk Nelson, 12:30@ the Witers family a sweet-talkm' loser whose losses Ind him to Virgil Yokum (Jerry 1:30 ft Movie: ''Chicken Every Sund1J'' Lewis), an unsuccessful veterinarian (dra) '49 -Natalie Wood, Dan whose native incompetence leads Dailey, Celeste Holm. him to pretend to be a number of O At One With ••• other people -all of whom are m All·Nl1ht Show: "Bt11t from the ~ally incompetent. H1unted Cave." .. FNe Came llc:k." O Movie: (C) (90) "Across the "Attack of ttie Crab Monster" Wide Mlaiourl" (adv) '51 -Clar!! Gable. Rie1rdo Montalban, John 3:00 6 Movie: (C) "fhe1tre of Oe1th" Hodlak. (hor) '66 -Christopher Lee. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JULY 27, 1975 How many times have you wanted to believe the words to the song "You Ought to be in Pictures''? . . Well. here's your big chance! A television production com· pany is looking for two people to be the stars of an ABC special. As usual there is one catch. You must be a newly engaged couple. Michael Hill of Braverman Productions is presently in· valved in making a special about engagement and mar· rlage. Michael and his staff are looking for engaged couples who are planning to be married sometime be· tween now and December. 197·5. Mr Hill plans to take a film crew out and follow a couple to chronicle the things they do in order to get mar- ried, from the various parties to picking out the wedding rings and bridal gowns. Any couple who are newly en· gaged can contact Mr. Hill at Braverman Productions by calling 278-5444. He is tn· terested in hearing from people who are planning for- mal weddings and from pea· pie who are planning small. quiet weddings at home or elsewhere. The only qualifi· cation is that you are plan· ning a wedding ceremony of some kind. They will film the ceremony. If you have family or friends who won't be able to attend your' wedding, they won 't have to miss it -they can watch it on TV. * * * Academy Award-winner Art Carney will st ar with Sissy Spacek. Henry Winkler (of ABC's Happy Days} and Julie Kavner (of Rhoda) in "Kath- erine." a motion picture being filmed for presentation on ABC during the 1975-76 season. Carney appears in the con· temporary drama as the troubled father of a socially and politically involved young woman (Sissy Spacek) who has rejected her upbringing and has joined a group of terrorists bent on destroying the polit ical system in t he United States. The film traces the changes that led her to join t he radicals in flash· backs dating back to 1965. Winkler, in a dramatic de· parture from his familiar role in Happy Days, plays a terror· ist and Julie Kavner is seen as Katherine's college room· mate. * * * "Eleanor and Franklin," a four-hour dramatic presen· tation of Joseph P. Lash's best-selling, Pulitzer Prize· winning book of the same title. has begun production with Jane Alexander and Ed· ward Herrmann in the title roles. The special ABC The· atre presentation. wh ich will air as two-hour episodes on two separate nights, offers an insightful portrait of the pn· vate lives of President Frank· lin Delano Roosevelt and his wife, Eleanor. The screen· play was written by James Costigan, who won an Em· my Award this spring for his original teleplay "Love Among the Ruins." Miss Alexander, who will play Eleanor from the age of 18 through 60, received both a Tony Award and a Theatre World Award for her stage role in "The Great White Hope," and later won an Oscar nomination for her screen portrayal of the role. She also received Tony nom· inations for her performances in "6 RMS RV VU '' and "Find Your Way Home." Herrmann. who will play FDR from the age of 19 through his death at 63, starred on Broadway in "Moon Children" and has appeared in the fei:tture films, "The Great Waldo Pepper," "Paper Chase" and "The Great Gatsby •• Lash's book, which tells of the personal relationship be· tween the President and his wife, is based on private papers of Mrs. Roosevelt "Eleanor and Franklin" won t he Nat ional Book Award , the Francis Parkman Prize and was a Book of t he Month Club selection. * * * Page 15 Su111111er ONE WEEK SALE PRICES AT THE VERY BOTTOM ON DEMO'S, USED and OVERSTOCKED EQUIPMENT RECEIVERS • AMPS • TUNERS Mee w .. ... 0 STA 1010 ....._ Puwuu4 SIH.tl S..... lecefyer CNIWI •••••••••••.•.....•.••••••.••.•. PIOl&I 9X ... 46 4-C..._. ......._, S49U5 ~~~~1=i:~~··············53;9,;i Powerl PUT_. lDI .........•.•.•.......•.••.......•. SWBSCC>n A·2J5 M .... ftwwu u4 JIUI 511rwo A ,.,,_ CDI •.•••..•••....•..•.......•••••.•.. 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Sorry, we c•n't anewer olhera FOR ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ("Dear Abby") What'• the moat unU11UJl letter you' oe ever received? -Jamel Wagner, Ann Arbor, Mich. e This one prompted the most requests for reprints: ·1 am the most heartbroken person on earth. I always found time to go everywhere else but to see my old, gray-haired parents. They sat at home alone. loving me just the same. It's too FOR WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY, JR. Why do you use such big words in your columns when so few people understand their meaning without ref erring to a dictionary?-Mrs. Joan M. Herz. New London, N.H. • Why make champagne when so few people drinlc it? Because some do enjoy it-and among those ignorant of it, there are a few who will venture to spend the money to try it and will 6nd -pleasure. Loolcing up new words is cheap. But the rewards are as intoxicating as champagne. FOR RONA JAFFE, author of "Family Secret/' Why are there no explicit sex scenes in your book when that's the style now?-1:.N., Hamilton, Ohio •·Because today people can read all that in manuals. Peo-. pie used to riffie through novels for the "juicy" parts, but today they want more-a story and characters that will hold their interest. Those who are turned off by glaring sex and violence in contemporary novels are reading my book and then giving it to their children-and parents-to read. FOR KARL MALDEN, movie-TV actor I read in FAMILY WEEKLY that your real name is Mladen Selculovich. How did you receive your present name of Karl Malden?-Mrs. John W. Howell, Cumberland, Wis. • While playing in swnmer stoclc early in my career, I realized the name Mladen Sekulovich had certain draw- backs For someone who wanted his name in lights. So I changed Mladen to Malden. 1 took Karl because I lilced the name. FOR SCOTT NEWMAN, actor son of Paul Newman As a parachute instructor, exactly how safe do you think parachuting is u a sport?-A.K., Youngstown, Ohio • Do you know that out of two miUion jumps each year, the fatality rate is betwen 25-36, making parachuting safe when compared with the high death rate from autos? And if you broke down those chute casualties, you'd 6nd the jwnper was negligent or did something contrary to what he was taught. I've tTained hundreds of students and I've never lost one. FOR THE ASK THEM YOURSELF EDITOR I've ~n in love with Alexis Smith since I first watched her slink through those movies in the '40's. What's she like now? -D. 01'., Sant.a Rosa, Calif. • Married, for one tl1ing (to actor Craig Stevens). And you're going to get to see her slink through another movie soon-as the star of Jaclcie Susann's "Once Is Not Enough." You may not like this, but Alexis hates the past. She says: "I don't sit around and drool over snapshot albums or hear an old song and daydream about the first time I beard it. I go for Paul Williams and Neil Diamond-not the singers of yesterday. If I'm asked. 'Do you remember?' I say, 'No, I don't.' I have a short memory span. ln fact, Craig is aJways astonished that I remember him when he comes home at night I" Cowr Photo by W1l1t( late now to give them those few hours of happin~s I was too selfish and too busy to give, and now when I go to visit their graves and look at the green grass abov.e them, I won- der if Cod will ever forgive me for the heartaches I must have caused them. I pray that you will print this, Abby, to tell those who stiU have parents to visit them and show their love and respect while there's still time. For it is later than you think. Signed: TOO LATE." FOR TOTIE FIELDS What is your biggest weakness besides food?-R.O., Vi- salia, Calif. e Sales. I live for them. My husband says if blubber's §Oing cheap at the North Pole, 111 be there. He's convinced I m in show business to supplement my real business-shopping at sales. I once bought 12 pairs of stocldngs, greatly reduced, but even finding they were minus the feet didn't dishearten me. Just like the pilot who goes ridtt up after a crash, I ran right out and got myself a new clress-reduced, of course! FOR 1K>fUJY MURCER, San Francisco Giants outfielder Do you resent it when writers say the New Yor~ Yanbes got the better deal when you went to the Giants in exchange for Bobby Boods?-John D. IBateman, Coal Grove, Ohio • I sure do. I don't think anyone will be able to say who got the better deal until at least the end of the season. And maybe not for several seasons. I wish Bonds aJI the best in New York. He's a fine player. But I'm going to play as hard as I can for the Giants and try to win for my team. FOR MARLO THOMAS Why aren't actors and actresses heroes to the public any more?-David Banett, Albany, Ga. • Too much is known about celebrities. The more you know, the less the mystery. In the old days. people weren't photographed at home, the way they are now. There were no in-Oepth interviews. Today, when you •maJce it" you're on the cover of everything. You have no secrets. Years ago the studios purposely kept their stars under wraps-to make them remote and appealing. FOR RICH LITTLE Why do you think impenonators are always so popular? -T.N.N., Denton, Texas • There are many ways to act and sing, but there's only one way to mimic Wayne or Carson or Brando or Bogart- the right way. The audience feels like an examining board. They're testing the applicant to see if he's going to fail or pass. They have fun determining the accuracy of the im- pressioni.~t onstage. lt makes them important, not simply entertained. July 27, 11175 /iunl(V ~ Tti. Newspaper Magazine A ............. of 0owM C1_lc....., IM. RllJ'l'Oftd K. Muon, c•....,. o1 t1te aoard ·': A; Ectw.rd lllllaer, p,.rtldMf Fred O.IMINn, ,.,_,.,Mf, DowN ,._,,,.,.. :, , .. ~," llORTOll FRANK. ,.,....,.,., llltd ,.,,..,.,_ ~ONAAO L DAYIDOW, CUI,_ :-ROBERT D. CARNEY, Enc. V.P.-.tuoc. ,..,.,,.,,., l'ATRIC* II. UM9R£v, V.P.-Ad Director MORT PERSKY, V.P.-Edftor-'~hlef K8ftt D~t~ullio, Marketing Mgr.; RernotcM Dodeoft, Managing Editor Owalcl • '"• Eastern Mgr.; NdwW'd D. Carrolf, Rlct.aird Veldallll, Art Director ~tem Mgr.; Joe Fruw, «.. AoutFn Abnftp. Senior Editor C~ Mgr.; L.-....c:e II. FIM, Detroit Mgr, llatftrn Heneen, Food Editor '9tidn., ...,hel,., -der u.th and H.,...u, Asaoelate Editors: Joen Henrlcben, Loa Angeles and San Franclaco. Hal Lendon and Robin A. Tflruefl PUau ... u llEUTIONI: lE£ EUii, V.P.-Olrector; ,...,. H. Marrtott. Mgr. PU8USHEA SUVICU: ~ J. Chrtdan, Mgr,; Jemee Q , Behet, e..... WalpM, Art Ant.; OJorla lktet, Plotures. Contributing Editors: Leny ~n. lness Manager; Robe" Banker, Promo11on; rJf Eller, Merchandising. Headquart.rs 641 le1dngton Ave., N.Y .. N.Y. 10022 ~ 1975 FAMILY WEEKLY, INC. All rights reserved. Robert Curnn, l'.....a. How.rd Pfff J. Oppenheimer, Anita Summer. ""OOUCTION: Rlc:Mrd Miiien, Dir.; Roberti! Cofftna, Makeup. 11 (, ., : Warning : The Surgeon General Has De~ermined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous t~our Health. A Great Biographer's Personal Portrait: How Judy Garland Used Her "Extra Senses" On Audienees-And Men In a writing career of more years than I like to think of, it has been my good fortune to deal intimately -that is, with the almost-psycho- analytical intimacy of the biog- rapher-with some of the f ascinat- ing women of our time, seeking to probe, to learn, to understand the un ique and pec uliar gifts that made them what they were. None, however, has been such a challenge-and so overwhelming an experience-as Judy Garland, the subject of my just-published biography. She was every extraor- dinary woman I have known wrap- ped into one, but far bigger than life, and, above all else, touched with genius. B y Gerold Frank W hat was Judy Garland's power? How could she mesmerize the thousands in her audiences, step out on a stage and command it so compellingly that nothing existed save that tiny figure (she stood less than five feet), those huge, dark eyes, and that voice. with its heartbreak, its Caruso note, that tore at your very being and simply took you out of yourself. First and foremost, she was a magi- cian. A sorceress. She possessed not only that sixth sense we read about (she always liked to say, "Remember, I'm a black Irish witch, like my mother!") but a seventh, an eighth, a ninth sense. She bad her own radar. It picked up, it tracked down, everything. She was the most acutely aware woman I have known-an exquisitely sensitive imtrument, tuned to sounds no one else heard, reacting to emotions others were not even aware they felt. She was like a supersensitive micro- phone. You and I, listening, might hear a leaf drop; to her, it was a house crashing. You and I might be con- scious of a preoccupied glance from a friend or intimate-she felt it like a physical blow. Even now her children 4 • FAMILY WEEKLY, July 27, 1975 -Liza Mionelli, 29, her daughter by Vincente Minnelli, the director, and Lorna, 22, and Joey Luft, 20, her chil- dren by Sid Luft, for many years her manager-like her, can enter a room and know at once if something is wrong. Judy could walk into a room and instantly feel the flavor of it, sense the inner play and counterplay of the personalities in it. It was a sensitivity so highly tuned that it expla.ined both the infinite jpy and the infinite suffer- ing she knew. Profound as was her abjjjty to sutler, so was her capacity to enjoy; despite all you may have read, Judy's life had more of delight and ful- fillment than of tragedy. Judy was one of the wittiest, fun- niest, sharpest and most enchanting women of her time, with a sense of mischievous irony, a wild, raffish humor and a defiance of the fates · that perplexed even those who knew her best. How many of her cataclysmic experiences were fantasy, built out of the world of fantasy in which she lived -and bow mucll was truth? For re- member--she was not only magician, sorceress and wonder-worker, but con- summate actress, teller and maker of tales, who saw at once and grasped immediately bow mundane the world could be. and, instantly, with her skill, wit and unbelievably sensitive percep- tions, transformed it into pure magic. Judy Garland could be whatever she wanted to be, depending upon the situ- ation, and the two situations that called out the real wonder-worker in her were being in love-and being onstage. Then she was her happiest, her most pre- scient, then her radar was so astonish- ing as to be almost frightening. She became whatever was required of her (sensing the need of the audience, or the lover )-child or adult, adorably helpless or superbly in command. And Judy, always, was in love. For aJJ her perceptiveness and all her intel- ligence, she was the ultimate romantic. Her father was a movie-house opera- tor; from the age of two she had grown up watching (and believing) the fan- "You and I, llatenlng, mig~ hear a leaf drop; to her, it waa a houae craahing. You and I might be conacloua of a preoccupied glance from a friend or Intimate-she fett It like a phyalcal blow." Judy ... "°'9d tor her "np1clty to~ Jo(' (• mowe). At rtght 8he ts wllh her mother Ethel, her liater Jimmy Md .-.,. ....... Jud8feln. Plolorlal Parade tasies unfolding on the screen. When, at 13, she was signed by Hollywood, that fantasy became real on the MG M lots, where kings and queens and cour- tiers in their robes moved about, and dreams were made with all the ear- marks of reality, so that 60 million Americans a year could live within that dream at their local movie. To be in love was Judy's naturaJ state of being. Falling in love meant for her exactly what the words say: a delicious, delirious, overwhelming, in- toxicating, headlong descent into ec- stasy, a kind of drunkenness of mind. aoul and body, utter rapture. When she was in love, her man was Galahad, be was every knight who had ever won guerdoo from his fair lady, he was the epitome of everything a woman dreamed of and sought in a man. Again, it was Liza who put it best to me: .. Mama could make princes out of paupers." She did it by the power of her belief, the hypnotic belief that made her audiencea believe when she ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Gerold Frank la the author of "Judy," Just publlahed by Harper and Row ($12.60), the best of the spate of new biographies of Judy Garland. Mr. Frank alao wrote ''The Boston Strangler," "S. loved lnfldel" (with Sheilah Graham), ''Too Much Too Soon'' (about Diana Barrymore) and "I'll Cry Tomorrow" (Ulllan Roth). aang .. The Man That Got Away"-you knew the man bad got away. you wept with her for her lou. When abe sang, "The wind grows colder-," you felt goose pimples, you shivered; &be made you believe the lyrics u she believed, aa she believed in love. u she believed in the man she loved. And that sensitivity. thOK lixth, seventh, eighth and ninth semea, en- abled her to keep watch on her man, it att:med, from the very back of her bead. U be waa in the same room she did not have to see bim to know what be thought. felt. what wenl on within him; she seosed it by that aame ex- traordinary radar that came into play when abe was omtage. Prom the atage abe could track down a tiny clump of disinterest anywhere in a huge audi- ence. and tnow it immediately. She mew if a man in the twentieth ~w was oot reacting eatatically enoup; she would duh bacbtage, guJp a quick swallow of whiskey and soda-pUR liquor was too banh for her tbroat- aclaim, "I'm going out and nail that goool .. and back &be would be on the st.age, projecting daggen of energy, until the man in the twentieth row found himself at.anding up. applauding madly, tears streaming down hia cheeks, oot even aware what abe waa willing upon him. She had ttacked him down. she bad fixed on him, and he was her slave. And when it came to the man she loved? U she could tramfonn an audience of thousands into near-maniacs, stand- ing up on their seats, cheering, ap- plauding, screaming, "Judy. we love yout"-imagine bow powerful that laser beam of pure emotion when di- rected at an audience of one: the man ahe wanted? That radar astonished her husbands. She was married five times. and each husband. in bis own time. wu mes~ merized by her. If the two were sep- arated. Judy on the road. be busy with bis own projects, ahe sensed what was going on within him even from miles away. suddenly there would be a wire to rum, a telephone call, a gift in the mail-<>Ut of a clear sky, completely unexpected-to drive her back into his mind, making it impossible for him to forget her even for a moment. It was u thouab abe were in tune with him, on the same wave-beat, aware when her beat in him was aoft or retarded, or needed stimula.tion- how dare be, at any time, anywhere, not have her uppermost in hia mind! There wasn't a moment when they were apart that she did not aeem in- stinctively to know wheo to make him aware of her-she knew what waa goi.Qg oo in him. and this appeared to be true whether be was in the same room with her or oceans apart! The man married longest to her- Sid Luft, for nearly 13 yean-wouJd &hake his bead in disbelief each time this power would manifest itself. It wu uncanny. How did abe do it? How ex- plain this witchcraft of hers, that phe- nomenal sensitivity? It brought her both ecstasy and despair, that exquisite invisible antenna that made her able to recognize the still-inarticulated thought behind a man's eyes. "She's got a spell on me!" Luft would exclaim, utterly ba1Bed. She knew what be thought almost before he did. He might be say- ing A to her, but she read B in his eyes -and Judy knew it was B. And lat.er, to his astonishment, be would realize that yes. be had really meant B. How did 8he know? This waa Judy Garland. Jt explains our unending fascination with her. It explains why 40 cameras focused oo her at the same moment would pro- duce 40 pbotograpbs--and each would be dlOerent, and each would be lady Garlan.d, and each would not be Judy Garland-1he was that prismatic and quicksilver-like. Like a diamond, a thousand faceta glittered from ber. each rdlecting the world to her, giving her a thousand messages, each blind- ing the spectator and, together, utterly duzling him-and, io the end, rJllll comuming her. lillll FAMILY WEEKLY, July 2'7, 1975 • I SENSATIONAL BARGAINS-BY-MAIL wtty II• uUrf*' wit" °'1tlnary..Ved dnlWMrriu WMn •• lll'lfllntM ,, ... Giii haH t .. tM Utl'8 1-1 EXTRA HUGE STRAWBERRIES .. EXT SUMMERI 2 5 225 ( 50 for s 3.75) f 0 r. 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R"'"1 SHIPP1NG LABEL ONLY Mama -vou mey k..., the it--. ·-------------------- (Oney .. tlm~) Add~---------------------· c1ty ________ ~sta11 ____ z1. ___ _ C9FAMI~Y <.WEEKLY SPEl1l1 \l~ "Family Favorites" Reeipe Contest $75 First Prizes in Five Categories Three Prizes In Eaeh Category ($75, $50, $25) ENTER NOW! CONTEST DEADLINE: AUGUST 20, 1975 OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK Food Editor Marilyn Hansen invites you to enter our very first FAMILY WEEKLY recipe contest .. You may enter in any ONE category you choose-but please, send only one recipe. your very favorite one! Subm.i_t your recipe, pri~ted or typed, on a separate sheet of paper with our entry blank attached-and your name and address on the recipe sheet too. Entries must reach us by August 20, l975. to be eligible. Each entry will be judged on originality, category suitability and taste appeal. The judges' decisions wiJI be finaJ . Flr1t Prize recipe• and names of all 15 prize wrnnera ($75, $50 and S25) will be featured In our October 12 "Cookbook" l11ue. Mell to: "FAMILY FAVORITES" RECIPE CONTEST c/o FAMILY WEUlf 641 UUdngton Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10022 NAMc._~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~- AODRESS~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CITY~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- STATc._~~~~~~~~~-LIP_~~~~~- I_ C~k~: i CATEGORY: 1: Femlty Favorite Main Olah 0 i 2. Quick Mein Dl1h 0 1. FAMILY FAVORITE MAIN DISH 4. APPETIZER OR SALAD This recipe might be a roast. casserole or stew that has been so popuJar at your house that you some-- times even serve it to company-a dish you think other families would enJoy. Some tasty tidbits that stimula1e family appetites. Also in th.is category are salads, an area in which many cooks shine. 5. DESSERT OR BREAD I 3. Budget Mein Olah O 4. Appetizer or Salad O . Newspaper you 5;e::-:::1~: ~:::Y i .._ ___ o __ 2. QUICK MAIN DISH The tried-and-true quick recipe you use when really pressed for time. A dessert delight thal perhaps has made your repu- tation as a sweetheart of a cook. Here, too, are breads: chewy, hearty and satisfying-ready to be cut in generous slices. i AGE 18*24__ 25-29__ ~--35-39 __ I i 40--44_ 45-49_ Over 50_ 3. BUDGET MAIN DISH Do you do salaried work? PART TIME__ FULL TIM E__ Every cook has a special recipe she counts on when her food budget is slim. ARE YOU SINGLE_ MARRIED_ HOW MANY CHILDREN_ All reclpee ~ the property of F ...... ty w .. kJ,, Inc. :&.-~~000000000~ advertisement AT LAST~ A DOCTOR WHO SAYS: advertisement Take Food, Not Medicine, If You Suffer from Any of These Ills! ''Wiiy .. I AVOID "1Ktllilc lhp?", sap tills klUIMt J~I. ftl bs c:wd tllllSIMs If ,.U.ts wltll .. ttilas -• b ~IUIJ f ... ••! Fer t111111 f• wltal raseas"- brealllor. I ..,.. feo wp w1tb bcl"I aid: aad wed ..n tll< time . So I -nt '"'°""' Or. Nltoln's whole proaram.. No• 119'11 ) Uit r...., coldo I catc.11 an ••<Y mlld. I ca11°1 e¥cn rcm<mbcr lhc last time I bad atlhma •1th 0< wotJtout a cold!"" 1. aeu-dtvsa •""' "'°""" ""•''" nw1 merely 11\a&l tlw ,,,,.,1om• or a dbt-. . co•<t up lk COftdltioo, •MN I/ti bo4y tl""llWI °" NIMutll1 to ~-11~/J 2.. nm b the re.-wily .., nu•y men al\d --. ol all ....., ~a mo"" li11'1 '""' _, ""' O/ OIW -'llMM, ,,.,,,,, llwy /.JI Mlltl litlo •ltOllwf W11r they arc alwa,. "halt-tJcli00 • Wh.)' !My Mwcr real y toow wba& It -a• to be compktely free of pain, la 1low1~1 11<&1111. 8eca11tc they/ and their docton, do _,,,,.. MO<V 111.,, _,. 1 fi11t1 o/I ~oc• IN• •llaclt., &Ad ftiC1t'Cf '"''" 0111 '"' "°''°,. that It kll from thot att11Ck. Or "'""'"' 1Jw •l••I wHtutNll 1luw t.fOfe II cu fall prey IO a "#W di-I " •• ·-nu. .......... llfl o,... n. Dllt Tt Oet ,._ INMIM AIW AMWI AM MO 11r1t-Oi11Y f9M4:i1 1-* REAL Tf&SUE tnEll8nt Atalll 3. 1bc ""''"6 way lo llpl dlseuc:, lll<n, la ..01 1-to COWllor•nact each MW •Ymplom In •U 1um ... blll ro b"'"' 1<1elt ,,.,_., ,Jt11l~ol 11rcn111> 11110 naclo ,,.,....,,Mil «II of 1ou• bo41 thal lhc or,.aoi•m !hat auseo that dlKa.t 11 rlllwr fl,,. llrol"ll. cw rw114rrTll ,..,.,lru, tlv ••"1 1~11 ... 1 II ""'" ,.,.., bo411 4. T1llt It dooe Ill t-ways: Finl, lo '-• -•~-4#1 10 drain out tbc. poiloot lhat ma~e y0ut body wotat today. AM. fktally. 10 M.H • 1tt· 0""· ,,..,, -'""""'"' -llk.J..lllH 10 -St1"6r-Htur/tlttl1 -Ne1...,.·1 ow11 """"-k W.1 -utlo rw'7 n-1,,-11 ~ o/ 11wt ~, , -only lo /O'U 0.U IW I~ lll>HM. IU /All Al,..,,.._,, C',J,':!; ~~ ~j~IH11w::: ;!"",.,:;:::; rv1;~ "'Ho~ver. on EMlc1 Sunday. Mudl 29. 19'10. I •ullc.red DOI only another occluaioft. but 111 acute c&rdlllC urcst. Thia wu preoedecl by lh....e day• ot lnltn>e .-earl.-, I aha~ and rca1i-... Only utmnc aood luc-k ma.de: !1 _.;ble tor -to wri1L tbde worck ••• TI>cy (his rtruJar pllysidam) ~:•..;!~n.O:: ."".:.,.~·rr?.~" ~ ~ ,::r .. ~ Point tlw I •aa referred to 0.. Nholer .•• after hlJ lftltiaJ UAlllUtaliOft and afltr rcrieWf."1 MY medical bwo.-y ••• lie 1ta1Ud me oe lllt '"l>uk hcat1 prasram'" .•• Witltla Wetb, I -Iced r.re.c improv.-m ...... lnc:'"*4 ..... or w ll«ifta wit.II •Od! puaiae ......... , , ...... ,. doc1« coe-tinuea to morulOr my ca.. tie c.aa-. ac thb pnlac, •ule OIM the opca bun..., .. ,.,, reco-na-tcl by .... pttl'I, but he .. ""-mouf.)I 10 admil l"tt li>oW11 peat Lmpro..__Dt.. Ho u11 my bean II bt.alrq more J.lo•l1 and •111>11 .. r •.. My lal>-Ofalory tc:M• are-•II norm.al." ••1•..., b«n IUbjea 10 uUlma all my Ille. II would com.: wltJI a cold O< •hu I l•lltMd 01 O • ttdaecf IOo hard. Tiw iltualion bcanw dratnatl- ca/IY worx •hen we mo•ed to Santa C..-..z la 1966. "le the lallu pan ol November put, I !Kole out "' an alkrak dtrmatltro-te•ere hha ..• in addltloro 10 lhe lii•a. I would ~ a IC'lerc pela In an ana abott Ille rlaht kklncy •.. It ,. ... an ao:utc lhatterl111 pa.In that lmmobllln>d -· I wu out 1l•en cor1laonc. Aftu :U houn rllb would lnotn lbc Wvtrlty or bolll hint and pal•. As Ion& u I continued with <Ortlaonc •.. I wu llM. btlt when I l40pjled, ocn:rc lllva •IMI pain recurred. Tl>en back to tottbonc fc)t rour Of "•• 11111', lollowed by hlvtt aftd P'lln. I -.wed back and for1h In thl> manner far M•tral wuh ... A frlcl\d or monc save me 0.. NWtltr"• pllont number and beged me to c•U hlm .... Tllen on tbc tench day under Dr. Nhller" <arc. oomt1hin1 wondctful (to mt, a ml111Ck) happc--1 wu ,_ ol my •llmen11! A 111,..rln1 wtillht had i-n lined from both m)I lbouldtn lllld my wlle01 •.• No• I am ln 1hc llllr· tttnlll month aloer the donor'1 care, enjoylnr. Ille bcsl or ha/II\ and foellna treat."' AM Llttrllf l'llllllMI U,.. nte..n Of Cati Hlsttrill lllnl W. FROll llATUW. ''IUP'Ell·FOOD"' TECHlllQUEI UKE THESE. TMAT YOCJ CAif UU TOMOMOWI ,Alll·CAUllM8 l'OllOQ UT£RALL Y HUii OUT OF YDUll IOOYI Tl>e bnt and moot ancient nwthocl ol 11Call111 wounds. (Animals do thh 1nstln~tln:ly.) ulcc,.. .•• llo• to rcbuU4 wea.k llomacln, "'''""'" •11rava1in1 tlMm ••. how 10 bfta.k lover ID emu· .. nc:_ ""'~"'"' '" cll.l'4ff11 ••. the tt'lll'd rou· tine lo follow (01 ..,, •""' lntectlo• ... 1lrT111tlt. (oocb for ..... .., """ or the body ..• how your body can build 11p Ill ow" .... u.-"''"' 11/ ""lrl· '"" to fortlf1 lu natural rcs!Maftot la tcrnw nf tllna r11 epidemic:. -llht-rcduc:ln1 wllll.oNI IC an .•. the moec d lutlve trca&meftl e¥tt lnvcnlcd tor llyPotJyccmla (low l>loo<I ..,.., ) • • •nil "'""" mon:/ You,.. 10 read, for lO d~s. at ...w rhk! A do-lt07ou,...lf PfOllalf m-• tllal ln•olva only a umplt modon ,.,,,. 1/v 1111 •"4 ~' of 1o•u /ul .•. plu• a llttle-~nown flld dclklo<n rooc1 11111 r.rc111y aids In 11tr "'"""'' /wn~1io.. or r-- -MAIL NO RISK COUPON TOOAYI --, thi1 impon.an1 1land. What to do for reputed •ioknt pau11 ln the I llllPIOYDIOIT llOOIS co~ Da,t. 9569 ~~k}~'U:w~:1~r'~0~1~~n:~~..!'. ~'°: I IMIO 11.W. 45tll An~ 0,. LKb. Fla. mil I hen UK a 1lmplt na1ural •P'•I •hat rcllt,.... thb I Gmtlemcn; Pk-nab m« ~ COP1 ol t-IEW ronuroiM pain In mlnultt, l0t lloun• BREED OF DOCTOR. ,I0049, by Alan H. A1a1n, to lilt only .. '"" cumplcs or the Jl<J> Tl>e U•UP<Nlvc food 11111 ha• fan4udc: rtlUIO I Nlttkr M .0 .1 I llDdonland the book ~ mine by.icp "'SuP<f·Food" "truunenu r.l•<n Jou: ~~cold1 al~!~ ""mu! A1• -~~N0h111eTl'lu'!'" .. Thh I lot 0 ;;)1 14.91 com~te. I ma1 ._..,,,.,,. ii a Home trutmt111 fOf .,.,_,pa,..,.. lhat WO<b ·~·~v --·--·~ luU JO d.,• al 7.,.., ru.k or ll>OW)I bad:. '~'°"'" ,.,.., ,_,,,,and H,,.O,., ,,.,,,_,po/,_,, Why 0.. Nittler ""'"' to u 7: "I lla>c kDOWll I ~=1~~.·=..;..~Y. a1 the • ._ 11me it ;::;:;z!.':::u~':t.::-:,<~~~~.:;: .. ~ooo 1 l!adoeed:o~~~~:wv: How to lnc:rc-the blood flow (aftd lhcrclorc AAd ..... , be al.oo u~: •• , han: tftD. ~ llUly I a ............ .-U ••oso··~· ..... •.ICAllD .... hfa-chl•s ov .. nl -011ty 10 ,.,.., bean IJs,. boil Oii • c:hcck drain th..,...,. .... d in Ill Ont ....... ,, .. ......,.... ..,.,.....,._,,,.. oua, !Kit 10"r enhrc d1a1la1ory tYStcm. (AJ ,.... .u.t>t with the llK ol lhh IMlural food p<od\oc1) I Aa:'I ''---------("""Fl=-od_,....,.._ ............. -OM lide-bc.ndlt ol !lob new, utu1al lllct""1, cold Tl>e lAteaion wu oe Ille pAd 111<,. waa no lnlec:.-.....,... r-limply fal warm and aood •1.llJI!) Tllb proc-tiofl kit Ill tllor boil uwl no w'ounc1 •islOk"' I lmu llaAll '------row-> aa ... 1omallcallf lown lk "°'" load ol your Pl.US: emcr .. ncy trca1mcn10 r.,. b<ln11 1h11 I ~au...._ ol 1D7 ~'------::.:";~, ":t:;,,::'~,.."°,.:.,"Ji.~,,.'7:;;:}; f'::"': :,i,.. .. ..:. ~:~;":::: !~':: "'I NAME 1lw rv'"'"'".,'"' '"'°''"'" of brT•1/o! .... " -brown •!IOU) • • a -..-topc.io<t i;; !.!!=!':....--------.. ,,.,..,..,..,.~,,,,.,,zr.:-:,., How to set"''"' ,./w/ from Jallbladdn paift. A product (u arc all the ochu rcm«dla .,..,. here) ..:J DDllll.SS trcatmen1 lhAl alto may cna!IV JOU to ad ... lly, 1bat hat • wondcrluJ llcallllf cllect on lhc mucow ·1 .::A===:__ _________ _ For ....... IUIOO I'd cakb. cold •'tU'J ,.,.., 10 Lii palnltaly - a llOOt or·-(al\d -rid ol wm mcmtora-or rlw ,,,,,,,,,,a/ lr«I ... "'--a crry weeb •• Oftly w1-I p It, It would IO to my lo.-l(IOCI). AMI. at tM oame 1lnw, "'''"''"'' lltr dies f0< il!Umal paraal1n, trllat yo., "'"'' do, ·I =.:..:.-------------~ dt.._lop U.to a.stllma, aad r mold llatclly ,,,..., o/ bll• /l'O'ft """' 11~,. and bc..U. almuJlaac· at once, I<>< dla1rho llo• Dr. Nhtler lrtata :1 ST'ATB ZIP IMPROVEMENT BOOKS CO., Dept. 9569, 13490 N.W. 45th Ave., Opa Locka, Florida 33059 O\..!!·!;..'.!!.-~..:!'!!'--Ml!.~~".!:~'!.!-!:..J • I smo d the same brand of cigarettes for 16 years. Here's what made me stop • . The pleasure I get from a cigarette is important to me. And I've been pretty loyal to the taste I like. But even up here in the small town I live in I've heard all the things they've been saying against smoking and against 'tar' and nicotine. Yet I didn't want to quit. I enjoyed it too much. So every once in a while I'd try one of those low 'tar' cigarettes. To me they were like smoking cabbage. Then one day my wife said, "Bill, here's a new cigarette I've been reading about:' It was Vantage. I lit it up skeptically. But was I surprised! It tasted as gocxl as my old brand. I found out that while Vantage isn't the lowest 'tar' . and nicotine cigarette I can buy, it sure is the . one I can enjoy. In my book that 1neans a lot. Because of Vantage I gave up my old brand without giving up anything I really wanted . tAJ d.J,. :. .. ., r.?.a,, Wilham Pudey. West Stod<bndge, Mass I ( Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ., • L------------' Fiher: 12 mg. "tar". 0.8 mg. ntco11ne, Menthol: 11 mg. "tar", 0.8 mg. nicottne. rt. per cigarette, FTC Report MAR. 75. • ----·~ C re s #n """'11!!1/fJ •I #1 IQI llJ(JfU l'JISrt \/'~~ l>f(,fl(Jl/t I L• HOW TO MAKE HOW TO MAKE OR •1.00 AT HOME. •2.00 BY TAKING A WALK. Get a $100 refund by mail with one purchase of C~ Secret: and Pretr, and the certificate from this ad 1. Cut out the certificate below 2. Cut the required proofs-of-purchase from Crest Secret, and either Prell Concentrate or Liquid Prell. 3. Mail the certificate with the required proofs-of-purchase to Crest, Secret, and Prell $1 Refund, P.O. Box 21412, El Paso, TX 79977. 4. AllO\AI 4 VJeeks for delivery. r ::~1io:--;;,;, ~-;H-~ ;Y;;L--- -1 I ==-Offer good from .kine 2. 1975 until Oct 4, 1975. I INS11IVC110NS. BUY: All three of the participating brands in the sizes I ()~CREST-specified. 7 oi.. size • 1 Crest 7 oz. size. Regular or Mint flavor I The entire Crest 7 oz. carton back panel Regular°' MinL • 1 Secret 6 oz. Anll·Perspirant or 4 oz. Deodorant I JI Spray or 1.5 oz. Roll-On SECRET-6oz I And·Penpl.-ant or • 1 Prell (Concentrate 3 oz. or Liquid 7 oz) I -!, °ts ~R::1'0n Spray MAIL: This required refund certificate with the entire back panel from the Crest carton, the net weight or I Cutlhe net fluid ounce statement from Secret. and either the entire ii u.ielght state· back panel from the Prell Concentrate carton or the I ment from fl d one Secnt ui ounce statement from Liquid Prell to the address Mrosol label shown below.. I or the fluid I ounce statmwnt horn the RECEIVE: Your $1.00 Cash Refund by mail. Roll-On oelophane ouier MAIL TiiE PROOFS-OF-PURCHASE I wrappu ANO TiilS REQUIRED CERTIACATE 10: I ~ =-7-oz. or CREST, SECRET. ANO PREU.. $1.00 RERJNO <:ooomtrate3oz. P.O. BOX 21412, EL PASO.TEXAS 79977 I The lluid ounce srmerrcnt cut horn I oneliquldPNll Name _____________ _ 7 Qt. siM Of the I ~ enl!Ncar l[?S:BJ ton beck I panel cut from OM fttl <:ooomtraw Joz. size. I NOTE: The UQuld Fftl fluid Address _______________ _ (Pnnl clrar\1-proper deM.y ~on a~ and c.omK1 flddrnl.) a~--------------- I ounc. lllllmlml CM W bt rt<nowd byoutlif*'!I • v.Alh • State ljp _____ _ It*!> knife and~ I off <Cash redm'IJ(lon va~ l/20 o1 IC I 1..----------------------~ ClJT ALONG oonm U1€ ,.,_,KEEP 1ltlS 11£.00N>. I YOUR CONSUMER RECORD: I I I_., orw Val 1 Ol. mlft Qnon ti.ck paJWf and.,..~ 6 oi. Am l"enpranl or 4 oz. DlodorAnl 5"'1111 rwt wWj>I ~ I or the fluid ounce -from clw l.S OL Roi-On and orw PNI proof ol ~ (Concrnnlof 3 oz. -anon bacll panel I or l.Jquid 7 m ~ounce.._.,_,., lor my S UX> R8und on (dalir) Pluw ellow 4 wttt.s lor dot~ ...... -"-......... icr-: I OH..-good ~ 111 IAW>oig1oo1, 0..-,..,. ~ "'"-loo. Moooi.. Uah. Idaho. I I Moron.. ~ Nor1h and South Delo.oc&. Al.I.a. •nd Ha..I. 2. 1li£" JUTACKD CEJmflCA1l': MAY NOT B£ I MIEOW'l<:AUY RE:PftOOCJCEO AK> t«J5T ~ ~ REJU0 REQUEST 3 I.mt one mund ~ nanw or I addlr-.4.'lbu.roller,...-.ino1bs~orD.........i S Offngoodlrom-"iw2.197Sunlll0cl4 1975 Hl!lip • ~ ~ c:wriuJ handllnsl. and on llnw INpment al consume~ '-.......,.. bft1I °"'' poky. bu1 I I ..,...., do 90 ""'°"9-N ~ lhould go~~>'°"'~ -ient.n--ni lo~ you""°........... I ~ .tJort lo 10 Jutl Id UI know I~ &om you Gan help UI orrtpn>.e OUf ~ I ll4'le Ulll quaOonl or cornmen11 OOl'IOlf'*'9 t1w offer lo. eon..m... Saw:a. Ctttc. Sead.. and Ptd i I 00 Rtfund P 0 Boie 44. I OndnnMi. Ohio 4.s.299 P\eMe gM U1 )'OU' phone number Ill~ -r-.d lo al )IOI&. L. C>l97S.The~&G.mbltCompan\I .I ---------------------- Get a $2.00 refund by mail with one purchase of c~ Secret, and Prell, and a required certificate from displays in any participating store. 1. Walk to your store for the required certificate. (It's at special refund displays like the one belO\AI.) 2. Cut the required proofs-of-purchase from Crest, Secret, and either Prell Concentrate or Llquid Prell. 3. Mail the certificate with required proofs-of-purchase to Crest, Secret, and Prell Double Dollars, P.O. Box 21412, El Paso, TX 79977. 4. AllO\AI 4 VJeeks for your $2.00 to come in the mail. (If your store doesn't have the required certificate, write: Crest, Secret, and Prell Double Dollars, P.O. Box 432, Cincinnati, OH 45299. We'll send it to you. AllO\AI 3 weeks for certificate delivery.) Offer good from June 2, 1975 to Oct 4, 1975. Llmit one $1.00 or one $2.00 refund per name or address. People Quiz By John E. Glltson Strange Forees That Guide a Child's Behavior True or False: If you're shocked when your small child starts to bring home four-Jetter words. you sho uldn't let him know it. (See number 2). TRUE OR FALSE? 1. RcgardlcSl> of a child's age, "forbid- den fruits are sweeter," and lo forbid ~omething is to make it more desirable. 2. lf you're shocked when your small child starts to bring home four-letter words, you shouldn't let him know at. 3. How intelligent a child is depends on when he was born. 4. The treatment a child gets from adults depends on his looks and whether the youngster is a boy or a girl. ANSWERS 1. Falu-where younger children are concerned, but all too true with older ooes. University of Wisconsin studies have shown. for example, that when a preschool child is forbidden something (a toy or whatever) it decreases in attractiveness. But in the case of older children, the "forbidden fruit" phe- nomenon obtains-with the forbidden object tending to become more and more attractive, Tbis findfog suggests that it's important to train a child, and encourage him to develop good habits, before he gets old enough to want to do the things you tell him not to. 2. True. As psychologist Fitzhugh Dodson points out in his definitive monograph "How to Father," when a young child begins bringing home four- letter word~ lo shock his parents, "many parents do exactly the wrong thing. They reinforce the child's use of these words by their shocked attention. Unconsciously they teach him lo con- tinue using the words. since he gels an emotional response from them." Par- ents are advised to simply ignore the four-teller words. When the child dis- covers that the wo rds don't "get a rise out of you," he will tend lo lose interest in them. 3. True-according to the findings of University of Michigan psychologist Robert B. Zajonc, who has evaluated the results of leading investigations that show intelligence to be reliably linked to birth order and family size. with the brightest children being the earliest born and from the smallest families. ''One explanation for this," the scientist notes, "is that brighter families are more apt lo limit their family size, aod therefore have the time and money to invest in a more favor- able intellectual climate.'' And other investigations have shown that the first child in a family of two children aver· ages the highest IQ scores. 4. True-as far as women arc con- cerned, as evidenced by psychological studies of the child-adult relationship conducted at the University ofToronlc. Findings: "Women behaved more le- niently toward an attractive boy than toward an attractive girl or an unat· tractive boy," But men were no! influ- enced by either a child's attractiveness or sex. FAMILY WEEKLY, July 27, 197!1 • I Grow Your Own Amazing! Mystical! The Leaf of Life ia 80 amazing the Yogi• of India befieve lhat lheM my•tical leavea poueu the Secret of Life. Wherever a leaf fall•, a new plant atarta to grow .•. on air, water, or soil. Yes, lhe Leaf of Life can start to grow on air alone. New plants grow from the edge• of each leaf. After it starts. put the leaf in a pot. The bigger the pot, the bigger lhe plant will grow -from one to six feel tall. You can have the •ize you want and it grows in sun or shade. It blosaoms with fragrant pink & lime bell-like flowers that look like jeweled, oriental lanterns. The Leaf of Life makes a thoughtful gift, symbolic of wishing your friends a long life and happiness. It comes with complete instructions and is easy lo grow. Three Leaves of Life for $1 .00 Nine for $2.50 Please add 25e for handling and postage. "'<)BERT'''.s -~ a, P.O. Box 630, Shelbyville, Ind. 46176 Cushion-Lift® Chairs lift you slowly and safely to your feet and provide help comfort and Inde- pendence for people afflicted with Ar- thritis, Rheumatism, Stroke or Pariclnson- ism. W rite for information. (r\92\ am-OKINETCS 11\C. ~ Dept. F W7 . P.O. Box 2000 Waukesha, Wis. 53186 •Phone (414) 542-8847 fWA., ... ... 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Frank Rocco is recognized as a major authority in his field and has been the subject of many newspaper articles and television shows. e m s Ac1 ---MAIL NO-RISK COUPON TODAY ---, SYS "Ian, O.pl. 27 411A Fox "nlllon, Jenlllnlown, PA 1904e Pleeae aend me __ (STSJ copy(les) of thl1 guaranteed weight-loss program for which I en· closed Juat S5 plu1 45¢ postage and handling. each. ti I dOll't reach my weight-Ion goal et the end of 30 days, t may return the entire pro- gram for a full relund (ucept poai.ge and h•ndllngJ Amount encloHd -------- Checll or money order please, no C00'1 CHARGE IT: (check one) E•p. Oale'--- 0 BankAmerlo1rd O American Ellpreu I Before you know It, your spirits will soar to new heights. You'U have the self-con- fidence that comes from being pleased with your appearance. You will look and feel the way you deserve to, perhaps the way you thought was impossible before. 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Mike turned to prayer in 1969, when be learned that his brother was dying we spend countless hours explaining why ~f cancer; "I was powerless to help. I rea· ,.,.,..we were 'forced' to laugh. As ao Eoglisb- lized that my money, my power and fame ~an, I really appredate American audi· could not save him, and suddenly those ences because they're not afraid to laugh or commodities meant very little." Mike may cry-they're honest. I constantly marvel that be a show-biz oddity, but he's one of those so much distinguishes· two peoples who Mnfoe" guys who won't finish last-be has an share a common language." estimated 20 million fans and is referred to by his peers as the '1Cing Midas of daytime television." Brttlah atage actor Alec McCowen talk• about America's uniqueness: "You seem to have much more fun in New York than we do in London. Even your menus are fun, although I'm never quite sure what to expect when I order! Look at Central Parle -it was designed for frivolity. There's the zoo, a skating pond, tunnels and even checker and chess tables for the old men. London, on the other hand, can only boast Hyde Parle, which may have its aesthetic rewards but is certainly not designed for. physical enjoyment. You Americans have an uncanny capacity to live so much in the present: says Alec. "Everyone is so anxious. Every emotion lies on the surface. In Eng- land, we go to great lengths to conceal our feelings. We go tp the theater and see a great comedy, and after the show is over ANNIVERSARIES: The 6.rst U.S. patent was granted 185 rears ago Thur8day to Samuel Hopkins o Vermont for a potash· making process. BIRTHDAYS (all Leo): Sunday-Bobby Gentry 31; Leo Durocher 69; Mick Jagger 31. Monday-Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis 46; Rudy Vallee 74. Wednnday-Casey Stengel 84; Paul Anlca 34; Edd Bymes 42. TIMlraday-France Nuyen 86; Geraldine Chaplin 31; Cary Lewis 30. Friday-Arthur Hill 53; Yves St. Laurent 39. Saturday- M yma Loy 70; James BaldY(in 51; Peter O'Toole 42. j BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Ca-.y Stengel and 86bby Gentry Qujps & Quotes NO HELP 'What would you like for dinner?" My wife asks me day after day, And awaits with great expectation WhateveT it is I say. It's good of my wife to uk me, Jt's nice that she wants to know. I'm glad she's so kind and tboughtful- One reason I love her so. That's why rm a little embarrassed And squirm just a bit in my chair When I answer her wifely question: '1 don't know, dear. 1 really don't ure." Pre~nt! are like ab.fence. They make the heart grow fonder. -Franklin P. Jone1 l had a terrible argument with rny teen- ager al1out leaving home. She wouldn't. -Robert Orbeu THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids see life ditterently. Send contribu· lions to "Child," Family Weekly, 641 Lexington Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10022. S10 it used-none returned. My young son was going on a trip last summer, and I asked my 6ve- year-old daughter to pray for his safety. I said, "Cod always hears little children's prayers first.'' "That's because we g(l to bed earlier," my little girl answered. -Mr8. Daniel]. NeaJ,on Manchester. N.H. The newlyweds. operating on a limited budget, looked at an apartment in a very seedy neighborhood. Being concerned for their safety, they asked the landlord how long it would talce to walk to the police station in case of emergency. The landlord replied, ur really don't know. Nobody's ever made it." -Dorothea Kent By Frank Baginski . LITTLE EMILY "Mommy-ts 1t 1rue tMI rou enct DeddJ .... 11tt1e wNle mna wt. .... rou held me .. • Nby?" FAMILY WEEKLY, July 27, 1975 8 U You're Never. Too Old • To Hear Better Chicago, UL-A free olrer of •pe- ciaJ interest to those who hear but do not unden;tand words bU bttn announced by Beltone. A non· operating model of the smallest Beltone aid ever made will be given abeolutely free to anyont requesting it. Send for this non-op,rating model now. 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Spar· klin1 hl11h·lm~ clear •crylic: l•dder has 7 &rooved shelves. (to c:.atch water C>Yefflow) eKh 16" long. T~heff IS 5>.4" wide. Step-5helves ue 4 ~" wide. Unit Is 22" wfde at base •nd 39" hillh -impressive! Look$ grut with •ny de· c:or. Assembles in minutes. ~ 1975 ,.----MOlllY..UCl~UUAJfTU ---, I MADISON HOUSE GIFTS '"'-9576 I .,.. •.•. ,,..It., Mllml. FIL""' I I PfHse send,____Plant ladder(s) #16471 I @ only $19.99 / 2 for $31.99 plus S2.2S I I POSUae & h1n<1lln1 etcll. • I Enclosed Is ctl«k or m~y order for I I $ (M.Y. a fl1. ruldents, pleue I I ldd 1pproprl1t1 ules b1,) I I ._. ,.,, .. _ Pf'"' f, • .,.,,, I I''*"' I I CltJ f_~ I L.----' Take this Model Builder's TOOL KIT FREE ... with trial enrollment in PARENTS' MAGAZINE'S YOUNG MODEL BUILDERS CLUB FREE TOOL KIT contains: • File • Tweezers • Cement • Paint Brush • Vial of Thinner • Five Vials of Colors: Red, Blue, Yellow, Silver, Black ADDRESS __________________ _ FOlDOWO ltDI£ t' DOlf'T CUT! JUST SEAL trait, S!!pl! °' llpe). t NO STAW llEED£D BUSINESS REPLY MAIL llO NlfMl STMIP MCQWY tr llMll..O M lMI U191TD ITATO ~•TAG• WILL .. ~AID av .,...,.., Magazine's . YOUNG MODEL BUILDERS CLUB P.O. Box181 BERGENFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07821 FllST CUSS PUMfT llO. 173 IOGENflUD, IU. ----~-----~~----~-~----~--- . I t I I I 1·ange {~oa 1 ·1. * * FINAL OR ff2>rE8Jfi!J(]J)U~ l1M NOT LISTENING ! fea-i~~ aa@©©@J @O g ~~@tr~O&@G3©~rru ~~ ~ =ic!lt/iz..- GO A~EA°' AND StNG ... NANCY FORGET IT! IF I ASK HtM NOW , ~E 'LL JUST '<'ELL AT ME L{OU WON1T BE ~O HAPP4' AFTER WE GET '1'ELLED AT! SUNDAY, JULY 27, 1975 SUPPERTIME ISN'T FOR TWO HOURS!WHAT ARE '(OU TR'(lNG TO PULL?! ~ EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COAST NEWS ACTUALL'( ~OU 1RE VER~ T1fZES01V\E ALL RIG~~ BUT IT'S NOT GO ING TO WORK ! I CAN TELL l{OU THAT RIGJ.{T NO W! 7-2.7 ElfE5 DECEIVE AND LEGS ~AIL BUT IT 15 THE STOM ACH THAI GETS '1'0U IN TRO UBLE! ~ B Ernie Bushmiller I 0UST WENT TO THE MOV I ES AND SAW SOME WONDERFUL P I CTURE S YOU'VE ~UST GOT TO SEE THEM --- I'LL GO WITH YOU---1 WANT TO SEt:. THEJV1 AGA IN WHO'S IN THE M ? A LOT OF NEW STARS sJ er ------------ ---AND THEY DON'T TALK --- IT MUST BE THE LATEST THIN G OUT -:: ..... -_._, __ ..... --- ULY 2 7 ~-. L N O W SHO W /N G L R UDOL PH VA L ENTIN O l WI LLIAM S . HART PEARL WHITE !=ATTY ARBUC KLE B EN TURPIN MABEL NORMAND ' THATS IHE V~HAT£ KI DDIEGAR'TSR IT l.lt<E) ROOM . 1 ~A~J JN l"ELL ~t' TH' iHf Pf: \\1INDOW 1 ? I :?..ACl"E~0"VM-I~~ -(.'' -~~· ·~ r. ·· ·. · .,. _ > t . --' ) · r ..-.>· --: 'd ·if~...._~ ·.· ', . I ' :--...-. • . . • . '..-« ~ ~-....... '' ' 't ... -. ...... '~~ . ''• ~ ,' ' " . .,.,. ~ .. -~ .. ~ ...._ ...... -.-:- ...:_.:.>. .... ·' ,> "' '---" . .· ·.__ T .... :..~ ~WHAT I SAID. T. T.! IF YOU Do~. T TELL Mf WHAT THE SECRET ,,. -,- / YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU RE SAYING, DONN A ... · tHIS IS MY ROOM .., BUT IT ISN'T UcSUALLY THIS l QUIET. .._ '--• ~~__._, TWENTY IS, I WON'T DO NO JIJ..~;;;;;;;r-__._"""' :o:vVv\AND PERFORMANCE FOR THEM! · MERCAN-Y-ILS MOOSE! ... ------...----.-----, GET MISS LAVAL.' I ....... -~ " WAN T HER TO TAK E A LITTLE RIDE WITH ME! • I WISH m TAKE: 11-115OCCASION10 THANK THAI l-OYAL FAN1 PHll-ANIHROPJSTj AN!/ AL.L. 'ROLl NC/ GREAT &UY ..•. " •• :n--I E: LOCAL-R~P Cl-OLJr:? C71SIR/?1LJTOR1 FOR DONATING OUR NEW SHIE:l-DS ! ' 1.-WA'I IA/RIST TV FAR AS I KNOW, NOBODY EVER COMES UP MERE. MY ONLY f<NOWL.EDGE COMES FROM WHAT I SAW FROM A STATE 'COPTER. ) ( BUT THIS COULD • BE YOUR 'CONCRETE HEAD. ME ''CONCRETE HEAD!'' 15 IT A PRIMITIVE WORK OF ART? IS IT A NATURAL STONE FORMATION? IS IT A VOODOO SYMBOL-OR 15 IT A FAKE? THERE IT rs, TRACY. THE MAN THAT MADE THOSE DOODLES WAS STABBED TO DEATH IN A PHONE BOOTH. THAT'S WHY IM HERE. WHEN MY PARTNER AND I SAW THIS FROM A STATE 'COPTER, I . FIGURED MAYBE 1T -WAS' AN - -UH- HM-M! , .. LOOKS LIKE CONCRETE. ITS NOT NATIVE STONE. 11 r _.,,,,-~-~ -tiES\E~ - --::iLJL..D_.., _,... -? J r \ E ''CONCRETE HEAD!" 'l\T ROLE DOES IT i1 IN THAT COLD-BLOODED N\URDER JN A PHONE BOOTH? . YOUR BEING A crry ''DICK,'' W~AT BRINGS YOU OUT HERE IN THE STICKS, TRACY? THIS PIECE OF PAPER WITH DOODLING ON IT, MAC. What's newfangled about Pringle's Newfangled Potato Chips? Everything! They're fresh and unbroken. They come crackling fresh and stay that way-even after they're open! They fit in cupboards-without squashing. And, made a new way, they're perfectly shaped so a big bagful fits inside this newfangled crushproof canister! Pour out a bowlful and chomp into the most tantalizing taste in the whole cnu1\;11y world. Made a newfangled way from dried potatoes. "' Aittight pull· tab top and plastic Perfectly shaped, they're snugly Surprise! The canister holds as many Singte pack (4.5 oz.) or twin pack (9.0 oz.) ... in shelf-size canisters. lid assure lasting freshness. stacked to reach you unbroken. chips as this bag! Prtng f' > flc l • 'I ; 1 r II - ---L--___ I.-- _._ ......,., DOCTOR SMOCK --rHA-f PARK ACROSS .,He s-n~ee=1 t...OOKS L.-1 Ke A GOOP Pt..,ACe= FOR M.e 10 e=A-r ... I I I I I t I r r ' ' "'fURKISH COFFE:E, BRAN PY ... ANL? (....ASI, AVIOt....IN ANPA GYPSY.' M-~. MY Lll'fL£ SMOOCl-Uf -roo ! HOW I LONG To HOLD You IN MY ARMS !! c - w~AT A GAS! ~"'~' Ho, J./o, ~o, ~ (ft~ Ho,llof ~ Y0.J cx:JN 'T t-tAVE TO KEEP SCOQE, DADDY--Tf-4EY ~VE A BIG 1----r---..-----.----...----,._..,......,._ ___ .,.._.--......,._.....--/ SCOREP-OARO LIT UP OUT T HERE. FIRS"I, /\AY COL.-L.-A PS I Bl-e IABL-e At--JP CHAI R ... A 011'"" MUCH , :I: GLJSSS .. . eo-r s-r1 t....t.... .. . FIN~ L.-INE:N AN!/ SIL.-VER , I AAPOR.l"EP VVINe ... D D 0 D (£ ' ((i ( STOP T ALKlN' LOUD, COLLY-- YOU'RE ANNOYING :n-1E PITCHER. NE\IE.R MIND ... • ASSOR-rt::v cHe=e=s e:s , BAKe:c::> At...ASKA ... Ci\~ YOt: TRl'ST YOl'R }:n :s? Th<'rC are at least SIX differ· <'nccs in ora\1 ing <kt ails h1•t wl'cn top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find lhl'nt? Check answers with those below. p, •I '. ' 'I ; , .... 'll"'l •".J ., '11111 •H I' \.•111 I .,, •,tlfl 'I .., 1 t1111qpp 11·1li1tqp1 I l .,11,q,qp(I 8001\1\ER LINDA. 1r: I W.t~NT IO GO OUT FO~ A NIGl.H ON TH~ TOWN, I'LL GO r fHl6 15 AN OP£N-IYPf MA12121AG£, 1<eMfMBfl2? ---BULLETIN BOARD --- .• :'\ l \!Ill.It. l'IY \~L '. 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A . ~gri~1· ~~A I • I 6 I ~~ -'.=='!!, 0 &J ._..a,,,. l WAS I AF2AlD YOU'D ~GO OUT. GASDl~INE AL' EY by Bill Perry ""' t If Sarge had f1 red me, a~ tte did you, I'd have told him he didtit have the authority. Sure, Bos 5 ... 'f et; £ir ... no 5ir ... I'I\ t21ke C3re of it 4 •• right aw;3y, Mr. Wallet. .,.,,,.-~~~~-----~-r-...,.....,.-, Stubbs, the bo~s says if I want to hire you back again, it's okay wit h him . -- Gee, thank'S . Slim, you old . ,. -meddler.' I had a nice rest all lined up1 and now its back to the old qri ndstone J ~·/( , I %r~1 -21 '97~ h'r ll'•• C.t'l•Olr 1• b11"o!' ~ .All N1ct11\ Rut tv91'1 I \ A Gk.ASS OF WATER, Pk.EASE J '"\· -- GORDO TH INK. OF /T1 PORFIR !Of • J Tl ~nmliriTIT] , 1 17 ~,.. Tl-i IS BOLINTEOUS !3A LL, M OON MULLINS <SARDENIN G 15A !~RILL A FLJ RROW, MOON--Q UI TS! l PRt=D/CT IHE: I CHECKED TH~ SCORE TH /5 MORN IN(j ANf) IT WAS US /4-, INSECTS 12, IOM,AToWISE .' ' , -~ S,AL,AD BOWL WILL ONE C>AY R~NK Rl<&HT UP THERE WITH l~E ROSE BoWL. ... WHEN I CAN KNEEL DoWN., SIFT TH ~ 50/L /HRDU~H MY FIN<?JERS AND SAY, "THIS L,AND 15 MINE.11 T'N\ REAk,kY GETrlN81HIR6TQ J I -n11NK I'll HEAD OUER TO 1HE REFRESHMENT 6TANDJ . .., B Gus Arriola !HIS oEOLOGIC G~LJ/3 OF OURS IS 1q1 .. t ~-· .. ' ....... ,. ,.. ( AWELL.-, E:'1!3D • • I . : I .. .. . .. ~ • r . ' ' I I'