Loading...
The URL can be used to link to this page
Your browser does not support the video tag.
Home
My WebLink
About
1975-08-10 - Orange Coast Pilot
I • HaWaii No Eden .lf You Like Eatin' • lly STEVE MITCHELL Of Ill• D•UJ l"ilettt.ft ··You're (lonna· get f<il." That's whul evcr)'.body suld last month when I t.otd them my w i fe and I -. •• . v.·ere going tu • .. ~ l-1 a w a i l . You 'll both t'o me buck from th e l.!!lands with bouncin g bellies, they promised~ We're back and I lost MITCHILL eight pounds , Marilyn lost six . We didn't plun it that way, mind )'Ou . The first week ln - llonolulu, we rc8lly tiied to live up to the predictions. We tilppcd mal ·lais , <'hi ·chi i; a n d cata marans , chasing them down with pitchers of Primo, a locally- produced bile-colored brew that weighs more when it hit!i your stomach than when it is jwit Hil- ling in the bottle. And we stuf(cd our faces with 1-lawaiian puu-puus. pig, pineap- ~l~ and pol for a f~l five day_! before waddling onto a plane for the 22-minute flie:ht lo tbe island of Kauai to visit Brother. Our we ek -long s tay with SUND.i\Y Brother was the reasoA for the weight loss. Yoll..!liee, BW\)1er is a vegetarian. unless )'OU1re lpr- inging for dinn~r. Then Brother will force down a lobster t.aif or two. ., ' "I don 't eat a,p'ything I can't kill," he'll tell you. He can k~lla l.o.bM:ter.... _ A second reason Brother iJ a vegetarian is because he has lit~ Ue choice. He Jives in a valley which is J 1 miles from the ne•r~t refrigerator. Brother talked Marilyn and me into walking in•the 11 miles to bis valley which he describud as the next best thing to Edm. He ~Painted a word picture of lush vegetation. a waterfell plunging onto the beach, and fruit., Mango1:1, guavas, paR:Byas, paBsioo fruit --all there ror the plucking. He told us of the 20 or so resi- dent! of the valley, living in com· pl~e )1armony wlth each other pnd Ute cosmos . fle,.did not tell us about lhe rul!s., DlllS.»nd centlped~. 'And the I I-mile trek into the va1ley7 .. Sa pie ce a eake," he ~ed in his newly·ecquired pidgin 1-1a\\·aiian. The 'piec e of cakt>' h e desc ribed was 11 miles or the nlOSt treacherous, cumbersome, toe-smashing , awe-inspiring, rear-inducing climbing I have ever altemp~d . And that in - e udet1-fhrec years <ruMing around in ttie ?(afiQe Corps. As fj)I'" .my wtfe, she qqit al the ei&~ile 111ark. The ,...au al this • ... ... .. cl:. -..... • .. ., , polnt narrows to about 1 'I or an in · ch or slippery shale which slides majcsUcull y 800 feet qnto lhe pic luresquc rocks beluw. "I'm goin g bac k," s h(' :..111 oounced. Realizing that three mUes to go.,was a lot less worse than retracing the eight miles we had i:;pent five hours conqueriog, I gave her a semi-rough shove toward my brother on the other 8ide of the precipice . I-le s killfully J,!r<Jbbed her arm and pulled her over the da.n gcr spot . Tire J~sl "three miles were ~·a .pieceofcalce.·· (5e:e HAWAII, Page A4> : .. j • • •• '.. ·if,.<' , . . VOL.68, N0.222,BSECTIONS,88 PAGES . OR~NGE COUNTY, CALI FORNIA0 SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 1975 ' ~-·~,, .~ :,,'~ ~ l l TWENTY-FIV.E CEN.TS Cyclists Crash, I Killed The high-speed crashes of two motorcyclists on a rural Orange County road left one dead and the other, a Hunlif'l,gton Beach man, seriously hurt Saturday, accord· ing to police reports. The mishap apparently oc- cu'rred when one or both o( the cyclists lost control on Santiago Canyon Road, about one-half mile north or the commwlily of Silver ado. Jtonald F . Dibella, 26, 0£ 14871 F~ather Hill Road, Tustin, was killed when his cycle crashed while traveling south on Santiago Canyon Road , according to California Highway Patrol re- ports. lie was travelingpppro~mateIY 85 miles per hour, ooe 'Omcer reported. D'ale L. Anderson, 25, of 11692 Ross Lane, Huntiniton 'Be4ch, qpparently crashed bis v~h!"cle While trying to avoid Dibel a's motorcycle. He was taken to Chapman General Hospital in Oa:ange where he was reported ~turday night to be under treat- ment for "major injuries." Officers said both men were going in the same direction "at a high rate of speed." The two cycles did not have <'ontact, of- ficers said. Anderson's vehicle apparently went into the northbound lane and stopped on the left side of the ro'ad, officers reported. Patrolm e n did not know whether the two men knew.--each ether. 'Fans' Seek Anniversary ' View of Nixon Couples strolled a long San Clemente's chilly beach Satur· day, glancing frequenUy up at lhe bluffs of La Casa PacUica. Al the front gate, cars .in a steady parade were turned around by guards and sent back d9wn Avenida del Presidente. IS NIXON EMERGING? SEE STORY ON PAOEA2 Before leaving. the occupants stopped to stare through the fog and trees for a glimpse ot the home that used to be the Western White House. • "It was one year ago Saturday • that Richard t.1 . Nixon resigned • 'from the prt>sidcncy and re· turned lo California, rarely to emerge from his home. He did not emer1e or issue a statement 'Saturday. • On the beach behind the house, Ron Chrt,tle or San Clemente and his brother Phil, of La ·crescenta, aided by fhelr fainllles, erected .a lllap. ;Ibey :stretched the paper ierou a !Volleyball net lo keep It from bl<>Wlnl away. f! •;.. l ··The sign read: ''Happy An· ."ftivenary, Dick." • Ron Christle said, "Thia day ta ~ mor~slgnificant to me lMf:l the Fourth of July because It'' the day we11ot rid of Nlx"'1.'0 ... He said be chose ~tM d•y beC8iuae he knew lhe former President would not be celebrat· ln1. · Thoet'! who drove up to the front 1ate, not far rrom the busy San Dle10 Freeway, dldtt'l tee much. The road stops at a stone wall. One man, notln& tb~ b•d weather, ••id •'J wish Nixon -would leave. We haven't had a good summer since he's been here." ' o.Jto, "lat "'9lfl.,. P1lricli°O'~ll Bearing Up . ' Michele Palas stretches to buss Smokey Bear riri tip _or his nose dllring a· summer festival at Huntington Beach Library Saturday. Other views of the day's events are on PageAJ. Sharks Deadly Study Shmm 50o/o _F atali#-e1 ... . ' ' .. :,.. . '( LEXINGTON. Moss . (UPI) --The-f\ll df~ ··~Sh0<Jr.s ·•ii!i}. Nearly half of all persons at-;9Jrv~var, '. ·.;f!. piir,~ tacked by s harks die, according tf>eb1ologists~~~~ ,. t"'o a .new study by marln.e 1 froq:i ~e-Amencan I~~ e ~ biologists ~lo l ogical Scl-;nces i·n.. · ~-Washington, with WppOl'J.c{rom the U .S . Navy. lt i'i'\belng 'Jaws' Attack ~~:::,.~e;:e by Q. c .. ~, Di The ~scientists siUd.fect 1,tdo Sends: . ver cas .. of shark attacb' and COO· eluded that.even"very )'Odft& and ~ ~ta) ve'ry old sharks can be. TO . H, ....... pi dangerous. The 01~,lhark main· """' taifta his teeth, aDd th·e · youn1 . ' "' ones are often mlstalcen foe Ml'· s,\N FRANCISCO CA-P) -A racuda ln their attaCb. skin diver underwent emergency '.!be r.eport showed a ~ sur1er)' liere Saturday night was' JllOre liki:1y . to be ~k by att .. ,whot be 11l~'was an .attack li1htn1nc than bit by a sij~1 but by a4reat white 1hark: near Bear the 1hark..atta~ks were µM>rre de. 11.atboT, 200 miles northdfbere. idly. • • · Pres byteri an Hospit"l Qf• "Sharks tht_1. .ctO etteCk are lidalt !19ld0tbe diver was i:uahec! IJIOl t apt to 'trike' th,, ~~' btite> ~">' •m bqla n•• f,ro·!l!! ~ " ,the report clll'I'•· ~ Hath~df COtn.muntfy 1 1 .. ln~ lncidence,abarts-lit· H91pltal ln GorbervWe. But they· 'tack l'fi11I, thi1h1, o.l;llls, feet. decllaled to ai.c1oee hi. ldenliY hon4o 'lid f.b• ·wal1t. Wlwa lhey er detail•"" bis condiU"'1. at!Mt a boat: tfieY uau'allY~ck However, a Southern Hum· lbe 'nldder or propelltt. "n?!l boldl spokesmon said the diver 11ove·~ been o~· to-•ie •HTtrti:ttd there for cull of the tJiOlr'teeth IntO"'UiehlllraJid 1n Ill left arm.a nd shoul_d~. least one dOcumented occ·aam to Roberta Cbri1t1anson, co-leaPlnto a s mall l>oat will\ visible owner of the Garb;ervllle ~m· oc!C\U)an"." bu:l1nce· Service, said the diver 'J'lie e.ttacks on bathers were told doctors he wa.s surfacing found to be more prt!valent when about 200 feel orr•bore when at· the swlmmers wore garments taelr:ed by a 1rcat white shark w1Jh stront contrasting !!hades or wllhJ•w•. (oot wide. oulll ~on••••ltng sharply 'with She ·1ald doctors told btt the lhet.r '6od\es. "Jewelry alM> ln· sherk had severed a ntrVe ln the creiied t&e risk or attt.i!k," lhc diver's arm. blolo8Ut11aid. I . .• , Apollo Reviewed; Mars Shot Readied . ' WASHINGTON <APJ -Apollo astroqaut Vance Brand look lhe blame, but Commander Thomas stafford said all three crewmen iitUst f hare responsibility ror t.tie mishap that fe{ po~n gas fumes into their spaceship as they re- turned to earth July 24 . ••ru t ake ·th~ responsibWty,'' Brand· told a news conference Satiarday. "The switches shoUld have been turned on and they weren't." But Stafford said he and Donald K. Slayton also should have known that switches were not flipped at the proper time. He ~aid very bad noise and radio cop:a,muP\c,~j,!>n~ tq the cabin may have contributed· to the er- ror. Stafford, Brand and Slayton met newsmen for the first time since the flight during whi~b they ,linked up in space for two days with a Russi.au So)'UZ carrying two-cosmonauts. After the news conference, Check Scheme Indictment NamesM~an A Costa Mesa man is one of three men indicted by a federaJ grand jury ih an alleged check· kiting scheme which cost severaJ b~s $750,000, authorities said. U.S. Atty. William D. Kelter said Friday the indictments named Albert Wayne Shearer, 40, Costa Mesa , Edward P . Sauer, 50, Hacienda Heights and Orion M. Gann, 58, of Las Vegas. Shearer and G3nn1 co-owners of an auto d ealership, allegedly exchanged rTiifliOns or dollars in non -suffi cient funds checks between various accounts, Kelter said. Much of lhe money from the all.g.!dly artificially inflated ac· counts, Keller "Saidr'W&S used for gambling in Las Vegas. -r~ .. ~ .. qfftcer at one of the h-9/r' i"'1Y..imPfOpetly ap· t.-' ;eftrlrttr\ ,clJecks • and f1'il to re:l!Prt them tq;"dir~ors qftl)lib~ -.. ',., .• "Thi!!' th"9, were: 'barged w~ niis·~l~llon .,,IJunds, con· Spiriwy mAil rr~~ ,_.,))/" ,'f; tr• I .. • 1 _..J..., nm'di" s'-'N 1lw 1"'I(> Hl!aW!llo• .Btoch bandits got away w ith approximately flCJ!O Satu,.day nighL ·wben they robbed a Union 76 gas station at 16172 Beach ,Elvd., police· re· jl(llUd. Gas station atteadants told pblice that the suspects walked into the Station joking 'With them at rirst; then one pulled a gun. . .J~ I' , .I •''' a~u~~~~~~<>IR1~~~ Tttom-.. ·~'~ttL' Qt the · •.• rriedt c!ll!\~'Whe i& 1'to . t <if ,fl~ ~Pr1J>t; _cerialn plctutes'b; ~ touih. .on'e A-Jo1."'ef reefders. responded to b is invitation to """"' o!! on the subject, on Page 1.9:'"· FATAL·FIRES -Your house burning down ls.one disaster you can do .Omethlng• about. In lhe wake of a tra•ic Missiun Viejo blaze tba.t fntl).lly burned a mother · arftl he.r two children, . Dally Pilot Stall Writer Budi Nledllelsldo(fero tiJlS, Page~!. President Ford presented dist- in~uished service mejals from the National Aeronautics and Space Adminis tration 1.o the astronauts and to Dr. Glynn Lun- ney,-American direct.or of the Apollo-Soyuz project. At the White House luhcheon, the spacemen gave Ford a presiden- tiatn ag that they had carried in - to space on the mission. Also at the luncheon Ford pro- moted Stafford from brigadier general to major general in the Air Force. Slayton and Brand are civilians. The s pacemen flew lo Wa~hington (rom Hawaii, wh~re they Wert fi'ogpitallzed for five days for treatment of lung irrita- tion caused by the 1>9t.entially de- adly gas from the A Pollo steering jets. Meanwhile, at Cape Canave ral , Fla ., scientists gathered to prepare ror the launch of .America's most am- bilious unm annf'd space cf£ort a l:IOft )anding on the surface ur Mars . Leaders of the 70 -member scientific team in charge of the project said the.v hoped the Vik- ing spacecraft, which will blast off on a looping. 460-million-milc journey to the red planet Mon - day, will not only settle lht• mystery of whether life exists on Mars but also whether thcrt' is life anywhere else in the un - iverse . The direct line dLstun ce l.O Mars is 200 million miles. Last minute checks were being made on the Titan Centaur rocket Saturday as space of- ficials pronounced e\"erything go foc·the $500 million mission, the most costly ever lo a planet. The total price tag for IVJonday's mis- sion and the launch-later this __ month of another Viking spacecraft to Mars has been put al $1 billioa . compared with an average price of $460 million £or a manned moon mission. Hoff a Bloodstains -Fish or Fishy? DETROIT <APJ -FBI agents probidg the disappearance of ex-Team ste rs boss Jimmy Hoffa impounded a car belonging to the son of a reputed underworld figure an d were analyzing bloodstains found oo the seat, sources said Saturday. Charles "Chuckie" O'Brien. Hoffa's roster son and onetime bodyguard, said he drove the ca r the day Hoffa dis appeared and the bloodstains were rrom a 40· pound salmon. Agents Seized the 1975 Mei::cury al an apartment complex in Detroit where neighbors said the. veh icle belong e d to Jo e c ·iacalone, son of A.nthony "Tony Jack" Giacalone, who Hoffa said he was going to meet Jul.Y JI· when he disappeared, Meanwliile, current Teamsters ·PreSident Frank E . Fitzsimmons siid'he didn't know where Hoffa is and refused: to speculate on his fale. Hbwever. he rejected s~latipn tbat union politics or ga:nil;,.nd fi gure s were involved in itbfta 's disappearance. Th'e' 4l·)e3.r-old O'Brien, a Teamster organizer who had ·a reported falling out with Horta recently, was reportedly driving the Mercury in the area where Hof{a was last seen at the time HQffawaslastseen. · 'O'Brien said Saturday that the btOodstains resulted from a leak- ing package of fish he was de· livt!ring to another Teamster or- ficial.-.. _ "If eVerybody would get over -:1. .. ·~ •' QN T ROatt"~ 11 hall bMD .'6fte..year ,i:~e. Rlchaf'd,M. ?f!Jibn'~ ci.rne ~e to Orange County, !. beaten-man who fiad just reei1ned ·lhe prtiidency. Linda Deutsch-tells part of what ""'°'"' in 11'"• Wry prlvale llft! o! Citizen Nl110D In a special feature on Page A'lr-· • MONTAiliA STAMPEDE When Montie Montana went home lo "'olf Point last month lo ~elebrate a haU century in show busiri'es s, he look a Jot or Southern· C alifornian! with him, includin1 the Delly Pilot's Tom MtC8nn,Page 83. this Ellery Queen stuff and get serious about finding the man y,•ho's missing, we'd all be better otr,·· O'Brien said, alluding to the crime fiction writer. The FBI refused to confirm or deny that it impounded the car. But a source said, "Is it human blood or blood from a frozen fish? That's the $64 ,000 question." "It was blood," O'Brien s aid in an interview in West l\femphis. Ark . "It was blood from a 40- pound salmon ... I got blood on me and I dripped it on th e fl oor in myofflce." O'Brien said the fish was a gift from a Seattle Teamsters ofricial to Teamsters Vice President Robert Holmes. He said he bor- rowed the car because his car was in Arkansa s. O'Brien said he took the car to a car wash to see if the stains could be removed. But the car wash owner . Joe Spitz, told the D.etrpit 1'Tce Press that "Qp ,way dad anybody come out and ask us to get blood off the seat ofthc car." O'Brien, told of Spitz" denial. said that "I don't blame hin1 . He runs l,000 cars a day through here and 1 couldn't s ay for myself anything about one particular car.,. Fitzsimmons . a longtime conri- dant of Hofra·s and now hi s archrival. said. "I have no id ea where Hoffa is ." Asked ir he thinks the 62-ycar-old former un· csee HOFF1\, Page AZ> ,, .. t11wld,.Sulrdn11 JKl........._ .... ....-..c.... •• Al Y-SttvlU •1 "'""'"ArffMI •S •mw ._.., •t M ~· •t ~ Al Mll&..MLMr:11 ., O.titi.t Dt·l • .I... At ..,_flC-1!'11 A6 Mlvloft .. , 0..1-' ., ........ •• R.-...iP'•tnA•t ...... lt..lt C .. 6 E .... ~flt •t·t "-• ..._ -•1 "'-' ., ""'11 Cl·J .... y.alt-Al Trtftt •• DAil Y ,.t LOT ~ll!fT10N$ • I Sund!y. Augult 10, 1'75 . . ....... PRESIDENTIAl..lf'Al,STlLLADORNS HIS ~ACK!T • Nixon In Mld-.IUIY on.&ln Clement• Beach Outing Nixon .in Exile A JI ery· Pnvate Year Undo Deutsch, a fea1ure writer for T1w! A1a:ociated Preu, bas ranged from tile Jiving rooms of L.Nure World to the closed ronfines of t~ Nfztm compound in San Clemente to pot logelh<r lhe following closetq> of Richard Nixon .oa .a very private clttzen. and lhe P'Ople ,,. ,_ oUow.il tJ:J 1Urround him in tM year dnce hU relignalion from the pre~. Each chilly mo~g, before sunshine burns orr the ocean haze, Richard M . Nixon leaves his aecJ uded San CJemente villa and walks the path to a private . office once part of the Western White ltou:se. --- note. That was the y,·ell-reported a uto crash that left three Marines dead. The former Presi- dent, returnln&. from the Camp Pehdleton gol! course, came up- on the wreckag,e and directed l'.6CUe efforts for an hour. "It really arrec(ed him," Cox said afterward. "'The tragedy ol it really stru<!k him." ;\mong the few guests now al· lowed inside Nixon'• cloistered domain is Rabbi Bahlch KOrfr, chairman of the President N.bcon Justice Fund which hu raised_ $200,000 to pay Nixon's legal fees." Korff..came to San Qemente at If there are no visitors -and - there seem to be fewer now than ever before -Nixon may not be seen by hls staff until he quits work after dark. Alone with his ~memories, Richard Nixon is Nixon's request July 15 lo talk of plans [or raising another $300,000 for le"gal expenses. Nlxon:s former priss secretary, Ronalcl Ziegler, snapped a [ew souvenir Polaroid pictures or Korff and Nixon together. writing the story or his life. ·''At 12 :15 p .m ., Manolo Sanchez, bis valet, comes over with cottage cheese and pineaP-ple, ••says a volunteer who helps open Nixon's mail. "I can set my watch by that." ''He is writing in longhand," says his literary agent, Irving Lazar. "That's what he told me ... He's supposed to give me 200 pages in September. But I don't even know how he's starting the book." ONE YEAR AFTER he re· signed the presidency, engulfed in a flood of secrets sudden1y ex- posed to public view, Richard Nixon has steedrastly rebuilt lhe wall or secrecy surrounding his life. There are rewer invitations ror friends to visit behind the stone fences or the guarded Nixon estate, "La Casa Pacifica," the house or peace. On rare occasions when Nixon and his w·ife, Pat, have left the seashore hideaway, it has usual- ly been to visit a t another walled estate, that of his friend Walter Annenberg, the former Am · bassador to Great Britain, at Palm Springs. One or the Nixons' few recent outings near home -with their daughter Tricia and her husband Edward Cox -ended .~ a grim ...... DAILY PILOT Jack R. Curley VI<• ~ •• 1.,. .. 1 f'1d 0.1\etll """'"•' Thomas Keevll • l!~lllr Thomas A, Murphine -........ , .. , ... Thomas M. Mccann ~.,t ..... C••l""lt "'· ,,,i Ort11,..-C••" 11wo11,111,,, ~ ..... , "' ... •~'-••,il11M•<t1-.Mli.<ltl "'•lU• o• ed•t <l •H "''"" .,.,,1., "'"' 01 ••••1<1,.<•<1 .... 1 .. ..,1 •te<!•t p'""''~'•~ ot ,~,,1,~1 0-·. 14<~0 Cle•• Mt le .. 11M• 11 C.SI• Mt11. CellWfll•. "'~•l!ll .... ..,. ,.,,i.. U,to ..._1111, I "'""" M.• l'Mfllhlr; '"''llotfY-liMI-"'·" -. .. But even the usually expansive Korff has become reticent about such meetings. "My visit was private," he said. "He (Nixon) asked me not to contact the news media." EARLIER IN THE month, Nixon disappointed a group of San Clemente civic l,.Werslwho had expected his participation ia a Boys Cit.lb benefit golf tourna- ment. "We really thoua:ht he would come,'' said one tournament member. "But instead he sent a $100 donation . _ . It's· really sad. It seems like he's never going to come out.'' SWJ, some note that this has been Nixon's most difficult year, a time of physical, emotional and fmancial trauina. "The ract that be has surviyed this period to me is remarkable." Zeigler said. NixOn, now 62, made his last public speech on Aug. 9, 1'74 - the day that he became the fint man in history to resign the pre- sidency of the United States. Having Jert Washington in tears, he stepped orr Air Force One in his native Orange County and briefiy addressed a cheering crowd or some 4,000 supJ)orters gathered at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. ''I can assure you thatln all the time that I have that can be useful 1 am going to conUnue to work for peace,'' be saJd. In succeeding months, Nhton issued a rew written statement.. -commenting on his pardon from President Ford ID the Watergate case, 1iVing his re- signation to the CalilonUa State Bar. But he dtd not speak to America again. When he fell Ill with phloblUs - aJmost died, hil doctors said - aides militantly guarded Nixon rrom public view. He aneaked ln· to the boopltal thn1111h a food elevator and c ursed a pboto- srapher who tried to •nap his pie· ture in a corridor. After past-operative crtaes had sapped his stren1lh and threatened hi> ll!t, J:ilxon lelt tM '-ital by •. b•dt doclr, bri.dl' ,vial"ble to a cho1tor of~ He was thin, asl>ea·f~ ob' viously weak. • - RECUPEllATION wu .ti..: At one point, Zle1ler d .. c.._ Nlxon a1 io a beat.en man" and scolded thoce who reluMd him foraiveneu for Wat.r1at.t, "What 1ev0Ht1 of ""all¥ d.- thf 1 society walll from a leader?'' Zeigler •tkfO. ''YOU know , he reslgo.,i In 41•1P"ace. He ia cert1lnly a be1len;waan ... "Y~ only have to be here to •en•e lt 11 ex lie,~ Z•ltl~uhf. "If society w1nll to put him In ' LA Fire ' Arson Oh urged, NEWHALL (AP) -Sherill's ar10n lnveati.(ator1 booked a 19.yeat-old Saugu1 man late Saturdoy in connedJon with a brueh rire that bu blackened more than 1,000 acres in the Angeles N atlonal Forest 15 miles east of here. . A sheriff's spokesman said Wayne Everett Chapman was booked ror inve1Ugat1on of araon aner arson investigators di•· covered him in a remote area without visible transportation. Fire ofricials say the fire grew !to~ Several sm·an blues ap. pa'mently 'set ln the Upper r Pacoima caif)'on area. More than 300 men fr:om the U.S. Forest ~Jee aod the Los Anieles Coun(y F'l.re Department '!'erez:«hUDg the blaze, which .. wu btirntng-out ot. control · .)11J' Salurdl\{ Dllh,1-. . . Waahington Sailor Can't Lose cmCAGO (AP) -A building contractor from Mercer Island, Wash., has all but sailed off with the World Soling Cbam_pionship as he built up an unbeati:ble lead tn the seveo·r ace _Jeri es scbeduled toendtodar., . · · . Wllllilm Buchan wen Friday's race by almost two minutes, beat- ing out Buddy Melges, a boat builder from Lake Geneva, Wis. Melge8 was the gold medal win- ner in the 1972 Olympic SOllng competition. · Buchan'a first place flnlah Fri.·· day len hlm with onl~ 45,4 i>olnia tor six races ln the cOmpetltion, which is Won by the U:ipp"er who accum ulateS'the f eweSt Points. Since a skipper may throw out one race or the seven, Bue Ji an was the winner no m atterwbathedoes in tod ay's rmal sau aloog the 10.8-oautical mile course set up orr Belmont Har'bor on Lake MlchigaJI. Tdday'S race, wblchlnvolY•IZ boats from 20 countri.11; will belit- tle more than a f\m ~ ial1 fw Buchan. , .:. Buchan said, ''It's nice to be able to go out there and flllilh last and still win. Whal a feeling!" Man Diee, Suspect Faces New Ch~rge A possible murder charge faces a suspect "Anaheim police have in custody after the man he allegedly sbot died in Anahei,m Memorial Hospital Saturday af. ternoon. Junior Kelty Alvarez, 23, ol 1006 W. Cubbon St., Santa Ana, victim of a shooting in which he sustained a head wound on Thursday evening; died at the hospital where be bad been kept in a life 1uppart s)'!ltem; Police said. Motive of the shooting waa sUll under Investigation this weekend. The suspect originally arrested In the case was charged with suspicion of assault wJth a deadly weapon, a Charge ttat was expected to be upgraded to murder. HOFFA ••• Ion president is deMI, be said, "I don 't wanl to comment on that . But he's been missing, what. 10 orlldaysnow?" ntzslmmons denied there i• a power struggle going t>11 in the union, though it is known Hotra would try to defeat F1tzsimmon1 as president in 197S if ll•eit the chance to seek union offlce b)' the couru. Horca cannot run for union of. fice unlit 1980 because of a clemency restriction imposed in 1971 When he was released Iller 1ervtnr 4~ years cl a 13-year· sentence for mail fraud and Jury tampering. tt was Fitzsimmons' flr1t public statement on the various rv-. lilat unlO!l or Wldorworld n,ur .. were.lnvolvwln tlle lfof· •\ta m)'ltcry. • ,..,.. .. What would the underworh:l have to do with any of tbil? .. he Nked an .Usocl•ted PrOll re- porter dul1n1 an int.mew on 1 Coll courae In Dalla. "I tlon'I know wh1're you 1u:va 1ll all lhla. WllY.j au tbtt 1>11bUoi1¥? Jlm1111 and have been frlfJ\d1 for • yean. We've had ourdlfftr'eftet1 or philosophy, but nothln1 per1onal. Nn fal~inc oUt. '' However, Hoffa and Fllulm· mon1 h•ff been cl{l')inc 'on a public feud ror morethan.11nt, u Hoffa Jockeyed In tlle cow1a and amOl)g ~nlon om~to ... ln poolUon to tballen14' tar blf old poel. • COMPOSER.SHOSTAKOVICH Deeth Told 11 Concert Top Soviet Composer Dead at 69 LENOX, Mass . (AP) - Ru s sian com poser Dmitf'i Dmitryevich Shostakovich died Saturday njght in Moscow, it was announced at a performance of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. The announcement was made by Seiji Ozawa, music d.l.rectorot the Boston SymphonyOrchesWa, to the audience at intermis5ion prior to the performa°'e of Shostakovich's Symphony No. 5. Ozawa said guest conductor Mstislav Rostropovicb received a telephone call 'from Mogcow saying the composer died at 7 p.m. Moscow time. His death from a heart attack was conrirmed by a relative in MOl!ICOW. Shostakovich, 69, wrote his flnt symphony at the age of 19 and' went on to be acclaimed as one of the world's greatest com- posers. His Works brought him under official Kremlin dis- pleasure more than once, but on his 60th birthday be was given the Soviet Union's highest award!. Pravda, the orticial Com-muiuat party newspaper, ranked bl-m with Bach, Mozar·t, Beethoven and Tchaikovsky on that occasion, when he was giv'en the title Hero of Socialist Labor, the rirst com Poser so honored. He Oo won the Order of Lenin. His works included 13 sym- phonies (one of which, the Fourth, was withdrawn and sup- pressed while in rehearsal), two operas, three ballets, 11 quartets, six· concertos, and numerous operettas, or@.torloa, cantatas, Quintela, trios, preludes as well p scorea for tbe theater and IUDU. Goats Prevent Ba-a-ad Firea? About 1,500 goats are to become Southern California firefighters. The goats will chew lheir way along firebreaks in Cleveland National Forest, most of which is jn Orange County, in an ex- perimental program to cut down flame-prone wild grass and weeds. Three men, some dogs and a waler truck will accompany the goats in a project due to start next month and continue ror severaJ months . The &oats will spend nights in portable ca1es. Officials say the goats have worked out well in similar projects in other states. On the Beth!la . , Co.ast Watch···· Top News Stories of the past ':'1eek from Orange Coast Communities SAN ciEMBNTE --A d ou~le dose o f r a w s ewa g e hit the cit y bea ch ne a r the mun icipal p i er wh en pump s i n a l i ft station f ailed twice . The orang e County He alth Department c l o s ed the ~rea to swi mm i ng until the b ac teria :ount dimi n ished to safe l e ve l s Friday ••. IRVINE --A c o n t roversial hill- s i d e sign whic h proc laims "Lio n Co un try Safariw i n 20 by 3 0 fo o t letters won a one-ye ar pe rmit f rom the plann i ng comm is s ion l as t we ek despite prQtes t s that cha lk f r o m the sig n might c a u s e e nv i r onmenta l d a ma ge ... HUNTI NGTON BE ACH --The ci t y c o unc il aqre e d t o l i f t it s ban on wi ne and b eer in c i t y bui l din gs but co n- tinued the prohibition on b e aches. organizations wanting to se rve drinks city buildings , h owever , will h a ve ~o obtain p e rm its a nd s u bm i t to a p u blic he ari ng ... in NEWPORT BEACH --Af t e r a week of hearing s, Municipa l Judge Rob e r t Dungan ruled there is probable cause t o suspe ct that "Deep Throat" a nd ''De vil in Miss Jones,w two films seize d b y p o l ~ce at the controversial Pu ssyc a t Th e ater in Balboa1 may be obsce ne. The d ec i s ion p a ve ~ the way for criminal obscenity p r o ceedings aet to begin in his c our t Aug . 26. Sun Takes Belated Bow on Beaches It took all day, but the sun rmally made its apPearance at Orange Coast beaches late Satur- day afternoon, lifeguards re- ported. Overca1t skies kept the air temperature in the low 70s and lifeguards reparted small beach ·crowds. Laguna Beach had medium crowds with spectators viewing the city's 21st annual Mens Open Vollyball Tournament at Main Beach Park. The tourney will continue today unW dark. San Clemente llletuards said a !!mall crowd came out with the air temperature 89. degrees and the water 65 degrees. The aurf was two to four feet but 11still pre· tty miserable'' eccording to lifeguards. Huntiagton and NeWport Quads a Jolt To Mom, 21 . LOS ANGELES (AP) Quadruplet girls born pre- maturely were reported in stable condition Saturday -although the mother is stUl getUna wied to her suddenly enlarged [arrllly. "I was awake during the birth," says Janie Jimerson ol southwest Los Angeles. "When the third came I thouJht it was over. But then there came a Courth . I really didn't expect that." Mrs. Jimerson, 21, and her husband had been braced by their doctor ror possible twins or triplets, however. 'The glrl.s all weigh between two and three pounds. The parent.! have one other child, a 3-year-Old boy. Beaches reported si milar weather forecasts of overcast skies and s mall surf. VW Denies Car' Dumping' (AP) -The manufacturer of the Volkswagen, traditionally the No. 1 selling imported car in the United States, denied Saturday. that ita cars were belnr "dumped" on the U.S. market at Jess than fair value. British Leyland also denied dumping. The denials came after tbe U.S. Treasury Department a,I· nounced Friday that it is launching a so-called dumping inve stigation into whether foreign cars are being priced un- fairly and hurting domestic automakers. A spokesman fo·r Wolkswagenwerk AG In Wolr&burg, West Germany, said Volkswagens are priced $'°'1 above competing can in the United States and that that should not constitute dumplnt. He added that the firm has not re· ceived any notification that it is dumping, Woman Drowns A Huwtington Beach woman drowneti Saturday evening while swimming by herselt in an apart- ment complex pool, officers said. Becky Balluch, ~. 4801 Heil St., Apt. 28 D, Huntington Beach, was discovered at the bot.tom or a pool by a passerby, police said. Start of 21st Annual Huntington Beach DI•· division derby lradJtlonally "Jogs loose" a tance Runners Derby produced thll mob lot or r,unners, however, who race alon1 the 1certe at municipal pier Saturday morniDJ. bluf(a roward Boin Chica State Beach from 'there were 338 entrant& In the lO·mile men's ibepler area. , opeii event, probably a ~ Tbe alx· • . !Red Cross· Strike Seen ~ Nunts are expected to picket ~ranle; County Red Cr-088 blood banks as a result of contract talk 1>reakdownd this weekend. : DavJd Crippen. executive :di.rector or the local AmeriCan :Fcder1;ttion of Nurses· chap(er, : - Sllid nurses will begin picketing facilities in Los Angele1 and Orange counties Aug. 18. Negotiations coverlna wages, fringe benefits, union fees and personnel files have broken down, he said. :fF ord Looks Baek, ·' ~Discusses Future .· . WASHINGTON <APl -Presi· ;:dent Ford vows he won't be :::i>ushed to the political right by ·:JlepQblican conservatives. And ~e won't discuss what might hap- ·~" lo his own 1976 candidacy :..bould wife Betty suffer a health :~elapse. ~ In a wide-ranging interview ".with three reporters, for release :·on this first anniversary ot his :-taking office, Ford said that ~politically "we are going to stay !·in the middle.'' : A& for Mrs. Ford's health as a :potential campaign factor, the ;.Pres ide nt said, ''We don't •speculate on those things." But :·right now. he reported, her :.health is better than "oo many : occasions when I wu minority :·Jeader" of the House. : On other topics raised during a ::JS.minute Oval Office interview :.F'k'iday, Ford said : ·· -"I am still firm" aboot veto- :.ing a bill to extend oil price con- : trots. But he said he wouJd ex· ~ercise unspecified Options "that :·give me a chance to mitigate ·<60me of the alleged inflationa..-y threats" that. decontrol woUld raise. -"F)"om the reports we have gotten in South Vietnam. at least in the Saigon area, there doesn 'l seem to have been" the sort of bloodbath he feared before the Communists took over Utere. But he spoke of "horrible stories" about Khmer Rouge actions .against the populace in Cam- .bodia. -Asked if be felt betrayed by resigned president Richard M. Nixon when he was persuaded to defend Nixon as vice pcetident, Ford said, "I was put oo a very difficult spot but I don 't think I should go beyond that." Ford expressed the view that his controversial pardon of Nixon "at least took off my desk the nagging things that would have gone on and on and on" bad he not acted, and thus contributed s ignificantly to. maklng Watergate a part of bistory rather than current events. 1 "I thought 1 was right then and I'm more convinced I was right as we look back on it.'' The President was asked if he perceived any danger that, in facin g political pressures to placate supporters of former California governor Ronald Reagan and other GOP con- servatives, he .might vacate the political middle ground lo his 1976 Democratic rival£. ''May l assure you that we are riot going to give up the middle ground ," Ford said. At another point he said that within the GOP ''the more con- :servative group'' makes up a part of the party spectrum "but they are not in the majority." He said a majority of Republicans are middle-of -the-roaders. After Mrs. Ford underwent breast cancer surgery last fall, there was recurrent speculation Ford might not seek election next year because of her health. That speculation largely ended when he announced his candidacy. Japan's Takeo Miki ·_Heads Home Today ". ' --LONG BEACH (APJ - · :.rapanese Prime Minister Takeo ;Miki attended a private luncheon 'Saturday aboard the Queen Macy 'amid tight security, Miki, traveling witbouth.is wile, ··Mutsuko, arrived late for the luncheon with close friends and a ·few members of the Los Angeles •Japanese community. The · 1uncbeon was held in Sit Winston Churchill's, a restaurant on the -·upper deck or the docked ship.. hotel. The restaurant is normally . cn>en only for dinner and the Miki Party had the entire establish· .''.men.t to themselves. ·: ' A huge security force consist- . ing of Los Angeles police, ·sheriff's deputies and Secret ·Ser'"vke busUed about the ship .. ror an hour before Miki 's arrival. .~ The security force'Was in sharp contract to much lighter security which existed Friday evening at • the home of Keiichi Tachibana. the Japanese counsel general here. Mik.i attended a reception there. Miki arrived here Friday aboard a Japan Air Lines jet aft~r conferring in Washington with President Ford. He was scheduled to re.turn to Japan to- day. 1'1iki concluded his official functions in Southern California with a 35 -minute tea al. the University of Southern California, a school which he at- tended iii 1932•and whei-e be said he obtained most of hi6 Political philosophy. USC President Jobn R. Hub- bard told Miki the school bad 22,000 students, 2,600 from foreign countries and "-000 ol the largest and the very best groups are the Japanese. They are a very good object lesson for our students.•• .FBI Ransom Offer ,For Patty Alleged ' '. LOS J\NGJ!;LES (AP) -Two FBI sources said the bureau dis- cussed reward money and im- :· munity with the father: of a man suspected of hiding fugitive Patricia Hearst, the Lo& A.ogeles Times reparts. . No agreement was reached, ·-according to a repoit in Saturday'a editions oftheTfmes. FBI spokesman Tom Har - rington unequivocally denied that the agency .. has made any , ,offer of money'' ~ the }leant • -cue. Hls statement wa eon- : ,:tndiCled by the unjdentil!ed FBI 1::~:.'I.~~~!:' ~~::::-= ..:.:JactNebon. ;; 1-larrington said ,be could not ~ comment on any other aspecta'ol C;the 'Case because Of the Hderal 1:: ,..: ~~Ska.te~ders ~'Spin ~~Is' •• • A ototeboord con-•\ Balboa· ; ... Pier will end tod•Y with •.1pect.i • exhibition by riders from :-9<1Uboard )l~gazlne. .. Toda)''• event.I should provide .. : tot llf ex,cttelnent,''-Da¥id· Campbell. oytner of Sl)lnn1D1 Wheels Bike Shop In Balboa oak!. Spinning Wheels Is 1po1111oc-. ing the lwo-dly event Which at- tracted over JOO conles:tantaftom SoulhemCalifornla. Tbe Umed slalom event. wwe held 5"11/rday while the r ... 1tylo wtrickeventa wlll bebeldtodQ". )!...., than $500 In prltes will be &!•en to dlY11lon winnon. I I grand jury investigation scheduled to begin Aug. 18 in Harrisburg, Pa. It was a, Pennsylvania farmhouse rented by spotlswriter Jack Scott in which the FBI believes·Miss Hearst and her Symbionese LlberatiQn com- r "ad es may ba,ve bidden sometime last year. Scott, his wife Micki and several others have ·been su- poenaed to t"Jltify, although they announ~ed at a press conference in New York earlier this week they would refuse to ••col· laborate'' with the u.andjury. s.ott•s father, JOiin J. Scott, said at that press conference be bad rejected an FBI olltt '"to pay ~tlealtllO!l,OOOto$290.000lncasb -.00 live immunity to all mem., hen of the Scott family" If Jack "would be: willing to sit down and collaborate with the F-Bl." 'The Times said tbe sources told them the $100.000-$200.000 ng\ll'eo had been brought up by the elder Scott in discussions in Laa-Vea•s, N.e.v. .• where be manages an apartmeotcompleL hlly Plot D•.,_ t ........... MondQ-Fridar. It YoU do "°' N\19 YOl.lf ~, by 5:30 p.m... call bek>r~ 7 p..rn. and ~' copy wllf be a. -· s.turdly ~ Sund•y: If )'1)11 do rd l'9C9iY9 Youl copy b)' t a.m. s.tur- day, ore a.m. Sunday. ctM ~ 10 a.m. 9'IQ ~r CQPy will be dethoer9d. Clrc ....... T•h'f I Molt Or1nge Counly Ar• &41-UZI Hor1ftwnl Huntington e.cti. llftd w.ttmll"llter • , ........... 1119 SM Oemeftt•. Cw*lr.no B..::t\ 511'1 Juan Gaplttrtna. ~~nt.South~ ~N~ .•........ 4f1....M1t Crippen &aid the union was JJeeklng a $2 -an-hour salary in- crease over u'two-year period but the Red Cross bas offered only a $1 .35anhour h.ike. · . "The nurses · working for the Red Cross are paid ro percent below community standards for a registered nur&e, '' he said. However, Paul Groaaman, a SPokesman for the Red Cr06s, said the organization had not submitted aJinal offer yet. "'The main issue is that we disagree that payment of union fees should be a condition or employment," he said. Red Cross officials in Los Angeles declined to comment on thesitualion. N. Ireland Violence Widespread BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) -Thousands of Catholics and Protestants battled each other in the s treets across Northern Ireland Saturday in what security officials called the ·.-most widespread mob clashes in four years. Police r eported no deaths so far in more than 48 hours of pro- tests that began when Catholic demons trators marked the fourth anniversary oC Britain's practice of interning suspected extremists without trial. Protests across the province spilled into mob violence, with crowds of Republicans in Belfast. Derry, Newry and other urban centers attacking police and army patrols and installations with rocks, bottles, and gasoline bombs. At one point some 00 police sta- tions were under threatened at- tack. British army troops fired riot gas canisters and plastic and rubber bullets, which were used for the first time in months. A police official said it was the most widespread unrest sinceno- trial internment was put into force in Aug. 1971. And for the rll'St time in years it appeared Roman Catholic Republican youths went out of their way to provoke Protestant loyalists. Festival A guy named Billy joins an equa1ly curious girl-type friend in wondering ·who or what i~ inside a Woodsey Owl outfit at a Huntington Beach Ubrary festival that came as a reward for s ummer re- aders. Crowd (be low) gathered on lawn outside the library building {or entertain- ment that included a band concert, clown, ventriloquist, juggler aod mime acts, all climaxed by a dance contest. DaU11 Pilot Plletos I "" Patriclc o•o--rr -Beautify EVANS BLACK by ARMSTRONG HOLLYTEX Al:..EXANDER SMITH CONGOLEUM AL·s EXPERT INSTALLATION VINYL HARD SURFACE COMPLETE UPHOLSTERY CLEANING CABIN CRAFT by WEST POINT PEPPERILL GAF ARMSTRONG FLOORS ROYALTY AL'S COMPLETE CARPET CLEANING SERVICE DRAPERIES HARDWOOD FLOORING by BRUCE HARDWOOD FLOORS ARMSfRONG CARPETS INDOOR/OUTDOOR CARPET AL'S CARPET & RUG WORKS SINCE 1940 MILLIKEN CARPET . FREE ESTIMATES CRITERIA CARPET WOVEN WOODS RHS AREA RUGS COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL EXPERTS 35 YEARS IN ORANGE COUNTY ' ' · AL'S Carpet &ft . WORKS • ~. 293 S. Mmo __ .. ,_ _.. 01•1• Phone 835-2515 . . . . ( .I .,. DAILYPILOT A3 OAILYPILOT SUnday, August 10, 1975 I Is Nixon Exile Ending? I I Some See Signs of Stirring at Stin Cl.emente (From Pase A2> a cell, there Is a cell out there at bis home. Have you aeen the size of his office? What more is wanted?'' Financial problems continue to pla1ue Nixon. His personal fortune was depleted earlier by a · back taxes payment of $284,706. He bas said he will pay another $148,081 in owed taxes, but the statute of limitations for collec- tion of that amount has expired. He still owes many thousands on bls San Clemente estate mortaaee. Faithful Nixon staff members such as ·zelgler and Rose Mary Woods went off theJovernment payroll at the end the initial tramitlon period In February. And Congress is still debating bow much Nixon will be allotted for expenses in addit.lon to bis' seo.ooo a year pension. A recent GSA request for '235,750 for the period through Sept. 30, 1976, was slashed to a tentative $Ul,«O. But Nixon is· surely comforted by the prospect of lucrative publishing contracts which should make him a millionaire when his memoirs are complet- ed. And Korff's fund would be used to defray expenses involved in Nixon's legal fight to gain ac- cess to his presidential papers which are needed for writing the memoirs. He also bas the benefit of a uni- que organization of volunteers from Leisure World at Laguna Hills. ''They love him and they believe in him. That's why they help,'' says Kathleen Bryant wbo organized the volunteers. mE PROJECT BEGAN last fall &oon after Nixon"resigned the presidency and began receiving mail in such volume that his small staff could not cope with it. "I'm a roaring Republican," says Mrs. Bryant, "and at first I wondered whether I should get involved in this. But I have com· passion for an underdog and I thought it wouldn't burl me to help the man retire gracefully.'' She dido 't anticipate the huge response to her recruitment ··-BAREFOOT ON BEACH Nixon In Mkhlutv drive. At times up to 70 volun- teers work in the Nixon offices. Every morning, the women -- some with husbands in tow - drive to San Clemente, bringing their lunch in brown paper bags. Mrs. Bryant, formerly secretary to the president of Universal Studios. sometimes types 80 replies a day for the Nixons. " The only items not opened by volunteers are personal letters from Nixon's daughten or close friends such as C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo. The senders mark the envelopes with a secret code. Sometimes, from their office windows. the Nixon fans see celebrities. Months ago, Utey saw James Cagney arrive. Later, George Stevens Jr. visited, and so did Elizabeth Taylor wilb her boyfriend, Henry Wynberg. But Nixon and bis wife Pat did not greet Miss Taylor, the volun- teers say, "because Mrs. Nixon doesn't approve of that kind of life." Daughter Julie visited with the actress. · Twice since the project began, Nixon has come by tothanJc them personally. Once he visited briefly along with Rabbi Korff. The other visit was last January, on his birth- day. "We all had some cake and he thanked all of us for our work ,'' says Mrs. Bryant. "He said, ·we're going to have you over to the house one of these times,' '· ~he quoted him. But no volunteer has been inside the Nixon villa. AT CHRISTMAS, after volun- teers bad handled the flood of get-well mail attending Nixon's hospitalization, Pat Nixon came by. ,,. "They broucht over a case of champagne and ·passed, aroupd glasses for everyone. ••. iecalla Mrs .. Bryant's husband· Edwin. "and l rai~ed my glass and said, 'Let's all toast to the recovetj of the President.• '' •, ~ > Then Mrs. Nixon r presented each volunteer with a 'Chriatnias gilt -an autographed copjibf the cookbook edited by her dJiflghter Julie. In recent months, mail hes tapered off, says Mn". Bryant, and the volunteer &quad now numbers about 25. Nixon gets alpiost no bate mail, the Bryants__say, but there are some odd leUers from "re- gular" correspondents. Some ad· dress Nixon as "Dear Father." Others ask him for money. and I • ./ ,. ......... EDWIN AND KATHLEEN BRYANT (FOREGROUND) IN THEIR LEISUR E WORLD HOME They GetLotoolHelpon Nixon Project• From Other Member• ol HI• Fen Club "One family wanted to know if they could stay in his Flori4a- bouse while he wasn't there. All get polite tumdowns. Friends predict that two of Nixon's consuming interests - his book and the planned Nixon library -could bring the ex- president out in the open soon. Already he bas submitted several depositions in the legal battle for his papers. And , perhaps in an effort to clear the air, be testified voluntarily before members of the Watergate Grand Jury in an 11 · hour secret session at San Clemente. Many believe be would even testify publicly if it meant getting his papers. "His focal point is the book," says Herb Klein, former Nixon aide who visited the ex-president about a month ago. "He is work- ing on it every day. Network television executives confirmed that Nixon's literary a_gent, Lazar, has been trying to negotiate· a paid television ap- pearance by Nixon, presumably in connection with the book. CBS News President Richard Salant said he declined to meet with Lazar to discuss such a deal. • He said Lazar proposed that Nix- on discuss his years in the White House but "Watergate would be excluded.'' The network, which paid a re- ported $100,000 for 'IV interviews with former Nlxol'l chief of staff H. R. Haldeman, has been stung by charges of ,Practicin2 ''checkbook journalism.'' If it benefits his book , Nixon may grant interviews. But it's likely he will demand payment. "He bas given no interviews'to anyone, believe me," says Korff. "BU:t there have been substantial offers." "His greatest drive," says Klein, "is to win access' to the papers which w'ould eventUalJy ~housed in the Nixon library.'' Last spring, when the deal was completed to build the library at the University of Southern California, Nixon attended a re- ception for the trustees at Annen· berg's estate. Since: t.h~n. he bas been .out golfing and was photo· graphed strolling on the beach a few times. On July 13 he surprised the congregation at St. Andrews-by- th-e Sea Methodist Church in San Clemente by showing up for~ day services with Pat, Tricia and Ed Cox. "It was qilite a surprise,'' said Associate Minister Douglas Rid~ dle. "I guess it was their first re- ally public appearance. People were very friendly. Everyone stood up when he came ln, and .after the services some of them ·got autographs.", Nixon is still under doctors· care and bas occasional swelling in bis leg, which he kept elevated when Klein visited. Friends say he is tanned and fit, though show - ing his age. "I think 'he's obviously feelinif better," said Klein. " ... He shows signs of the great pressure he's been under. But he's looking at things in a very pc>Sitive way, thinking or what he can con - tribute." That contribution, says Laiar, Will be the memoirs-which could run to several volumes. "I think," says the literaty agent, "he 's going to tell one of the great stories or all time.'' Hawaii Trail Tough Piece of Cake. • ... ~- • ··: ... One of the valley's part-time residents later told me that the Sierra Club has rated the trail "medium -rough" which would indicate to me that Mt. Everest would receive a medium rating on the club's scale. When we turned the last corner and caught our first glim115e or Brother's valley, we realized that, some day, it would all seem worth the trip. It was beautiful. As promised, the fresh-water falls plunged a thousand feet onto the white sand beach. The 4,000.foot valley walls reaching toward the blue sky and the late-a ft ernoon sun cast haunt- ing shadows on the jagged face of the cliffs. From the valley entrance, it was another mile-and·a·half walk through incredibly thick un - derbrush to Brother's house. Munching goats and cattle have long since eliminated any soft grass in the valley and all that remains is a prolific low- growing bush called lantana. which is quite capable of tearing the shirt off your back. Which may account for the re- ason no one wears clothes in the valley. Except us. Better the shirt off my back than my back itself. Brother's house is' incredible. Imagine reading a real estate brochure describing a home like this : Secluded l-bdrm, fireplace, pool, landscaping, utilities paid, sauna bath, H /C showers. minutes from bathroom. And all this in the jungle. Brother's house is built of bam- boo and tarpaulin and com- fortably seats 26 (everyone in the valley' crowded into it last year for his birthday.) The bot shower consists of a so.gallon drum filled with water and slung over a fire ring with 100-feet of hose leading from the drum to a shower head. And the sauna bath is a plasUc sheet in the shape of a tepee. Brother heats up rocks in a fire, transports them to the tepee and tosses a little water on the rocks. The plastic covering keeps t.be steam in . To cool off, there's a six-foot· deep natural pool about 10 yards away. To top it all off. Brother has the only waterbed in the valley. And the only "restroom'' with a toilet seat. The seat is nailed onto two parallel logs, centered over a four-foot deep bole, but it's still the only one iD the valley. It was while resting on the waterbed that we met The Mermaid. She came skipping in- to Brother's house about an hour after we arrived and asked if we had seen her children. The reason ahe is called The Mermaid is becJ.Ule she swtins the 11 miles into the valley in- stead of walking it ijke everyone else, she told us. _ ''You 're kidding." I ·said. •'What about sharks?" She allowed as how they were an annoyance but aak1 the big- gest problem ls barracuda. "If they 1et too close, I turn around and swim · right at them,'' she 'said. "That usually scares them off. •• Then she ran off to find her two girls. Our first evening in the valley incl uded a meal of canned tomato soup and mangos. We shared the house that night with a rat that ate chocolate chips in the dark near our beadl:. ''Rats can't climb onto waierbeds, can they?'' my ~friglltened wife whiapered. Rains Welcome in Iowa Most of Nation Basks Under Sunny Skies . 5*1" .,.,, Minny over mosl of tlll!' NllOll S.turNy, with predl,llOn1lt>M .,. ,,_.,.."" -Id 1•'1 lllfOUQfl ti. -'-"· Arriono thll ..... M<tlons of .. t-lry tNot to' ~lrl WM --"kh•k~lhllreln. l1\I'"' -fl IMwifl OWlr I -11an ell tr. lower Ml110Vrl V11ll1y ....SC..,.. ( _,,, Plllllll, Ind OCClll-1 lflurodlr• ~ •king the Gvll •NI 5Clul"'"' Alltrlll< CClllll. DUbuqw, l-•--••••l"'-'119d1Y N'ldld r1ln for Its tf'OOI -na+...o ~ twolnchnofr~ln . AtolCJ !rolll t ul"<IHI0\11.of I '-PA!• _. ,.,,..,.,, owr io...r J1nws e.., «r9'1 _,....m Llkl Mk,,.... IDthl ~MMI corr-er of Ml-Joi .. II titc.lllnl 1lltloNir.,-lhll'f"• ..... ,_ •ll'Mld tflrOUGfl I low In -'.l't CWllT" .. I(•-· lo MUlhllm H•• M11lcco. OIMr 1-1 w1r1 OWlf Hll1hlMI c;.1<1ort111 ...0 torttr111 Mini..._, 1'MN -NQfW ..... , rDrttMttt Mont•"' ...., the -•lern ldOI ttl fllo!1h C.rOllNI. TetnpM'ltU"'I 'IKhld Ole ..,_ '°' "'.,. c.ntr11 Pl1ln1, with 1111 Ind D o .... r IM 111t11n 1hlr0 of IM ..-tlon. Tht PM.If le C.0.11 r1m11I~ In IM ict- llet' JOl ll<>d 60t In the ...,.,1'1 ... $1 10 tM tow 10I llor't IM IOUthern POr11oM. 1'fft'IPltlh1r1111r1m11ow1r IN1\1• t10ft 11 ft'llct-1fl1rnoon r1n~ from ICM ....... II l11 Vq11, N1w., to )1 .... i'Mlll WhlObey IM...0. Y.11\1\, "6A<llltrt pr.Ok ltd OC<11k1111I ...,..,...,...,.,. <onlll'llll"Q ""'°"W ..... Ult Gull Mid $Ola1hlm AU•k ~tlUM, •n• thow1rt o""' tht ..vtMr& A_,1Nlltl'll1n• •NI j1"\ .fjf H ..... -JOIOC ..... I ........... °"., ... In. l'W tM nit ol 1t10 n11Jooi1_ -"" ~--"'"*'41 *-'••-. 1.on>t <Mi"tt ot ''•ll•rld lh\fto .,...... .. ,,,r.or.Ok ttd ln-i..1 .. ' • *"' '·'°° •<r11 In two ...,.,111 bf1n1 _, V• .. nci. 111• HotrNt. ~ Wiii ftlMll ltl IN nWO i. '**' ... 'l'-peret•re8 ,, .. 61 )5 " .. " " " " .... " " .... . .. .... .. " " " " " . ,. .. ~ .. ,. . .. .. .. " " .. ,. ... ·-.... .. .. .... .. " . " .. " .... .... . ., " " .. ,,. .. 11 S1 " ,. •1 JP .... 'l .. , " .... ,. " ..... -~---I "Oh, that's nothing," Brother's girlfrieitd told us the next morn· ing. "I was bitten on the forehead by a centipede a couple of months ago. My bead swelled up like a football helmet." She chuckled. The second evening we shared our dinner of mangos and banana nut bread with a confused bat that flew into the house and rest- ed briefly on the screen siding before its sonar-s creeching led it out into the night. Brother's girlfriend again comforted us. "There's no such thing as rabies in Utls valley." Some comfort. That night we slept in a lean-to about .a toe-stub's distance from 'Brother's house. The couple who lent us·tbeir humble home kept a ratrJy wet garden nearby which attracted about a dozen frogs at 3 a.m~ lt wuo't the croaking that kept my wife awake. It was the hop- PlD1.1Tbe frogs would land on dry· leavee .a~d Marilyn would say, ''Do ii.ti hop?" "No," I said. "Do centipedes hop?" "No," I • said. By then it was 5::.1 a.m. and Wne to pack, eat our ration of maago1 and bead out of Brother's Eden. For some reason the trip out of the valley took an hour and a half less time. Maybe it. wu because I had an over· wtieJtntng craving for a glass of cold Primo. OMty ""' ,......., ....,.Mltitllfil • -·r. ' NARROW TRAIL KEIJIS 11-MILE WALK EXCITING But llO-cl•ilr•• He81, Hlgh.Humklttv Dempen Entlluojeom JAGGeDCLIFF.8 Rl91!4,000 FEl:T AIOVE RUQQID VALLEY FLqOR IN KAUAI Due ID lnec:ce••lb!llv, F9wVlollDr9 lff It ,,om 9ottom ~Up 1 I I !· I I . 8unday.Augus110.1975 DAIL y P1l0 T A j I' Fire Cost $1.7 Million .. Anti-oil Drill Bill Goes to Governor HEMET (AP> -Fire !i1hters talnrd the upper hand tate Satur. day on a brush fire lhwt charred •·'°° acres in the San Jacinto Mountalnei: and caused damag~ estimated ot $1 . 7 million, pre· dklln& the blaz• would be !uUy ~ontained thl• mornina. California Division ol Forestry. "We'll relta1e about 100 !lre fl&hter1 thla eveolnJ, Jeavln& about 3001on the lines Ulroulh the night. .. ''Thlna:s are looking ree.l .ood." said a apok,sman for the The blaze raced throuah ex· tremely dense brush aouth of here and' advanced to within two miles or the town of Aru:a before "a •ood southweet wind turned II • · Quak:e ValuaJtle? '·SACRAMENTO (AP) -A/. te-nhocks to the Oroville earth· quake ~re r.roviding ·what one ~ienti1t c al ed ''an excellent op- portunity -a rare oppartun.lty" to study the causes of edrih- quakes. Buie ol the National Earthquake Research Center in Menlo Park. Bute said his agency bas set up a network or eathquake monitor - ing stations near Oroville and has already cdllecled data on more than 100 after1hocks. , Seismologists say they have re· cOrded hundreds or afterahocka. including 12 jolts in exceu ot4.'o on the Richter scale, since an >i,ug. 1 quake registering S.l Jarred a 200-by-300-mile region or Northern California. Three aftershocks Friday ranked in the 3.1 to ~.O range. Others f)-iday could be felt only by instruments, he said. "We're very .interested in de- termining what h•ppens in an earthquake sequence. This af- tershock sequence ls an·excellent opportunity -a rare opportunity -to gather a great deal or data on 4-to·S Richter scale magnitude quakes,•• Bute said. :-The aftershocks are providing the best earthquake data since ;i series of minor quakes centered 100 miles south of San Francisco nine yeuris ago, s aid Dr. Charles * * * * * * .Lake Tahoe Said I . '·Jn Quake Danger I SO UTH LAKE TAHOE <UPI) -A report to : the Tahoe lt cgional Planning Agency warns that earthquakes outs ide the basin such as those re- cently in Oroville could cause stateline casinos lo crumble .and send tidal waves across Lake Tahoe. The report said ground waves from a quake outside the basin could cause major damage in th e basin unde r the right conditions. It said a ma· jor quake centered on one or the potentially ac- tive faults that run through the basin could also set off catastrophic waves across the lake. The predictions were incorporated in a natural hazards plan submitted totheTRPA and prompted the agency staff to take a look al what might be done lo minimize the dangers. '\ .Town Combating' Extortion Titreat EVERETT. Was h. time becauseofanextor- (UPI) --On orders or tionist's demand that the '"Mayor Bob Anderson. city of Everett . pay S1 police are working over-million "or people will SUitNames Kalmbach suffer and die." The mayor said the el· ty is better protected than ever before. "The only cause for LOS ANGELES (AP) ~armnowishow_t ·mgo-. --Two former legal ad-mg t~,pay f?r this over· visers to former Presi-'time, hesa1d. dent Richard M. Nixon have been named in a SS.7 million suit filed in Superior Court here. The action was filed Friday by Dive rsified -Mortgage Investors, a Massachusetts firm, and among other s named Herbert Kalmbach and Frank De Marco Jr. The fraud suit sterns from a complex business deal fo r S o uthern ·California land. NWISAngry OverLeuuce SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A national meet· jng of 780 Roman Catholic nuns voted Saturday to boycott the University of San Fran· cisco cafeteria after dis- covering they were being served "forbidden food " ,...-lettuce picked by rlvals or Cesar Chavez' United Farm Worke rs. ' The National As - "aembly ot Wome n Religious criticized the host university's "in- ~ensitivity to the social justice issue inherent in the farm workers' strug-&Je." The extortion threat was received in a written note, !olloWeg by a phone call, in mid-J1'.ily. Thede.- mand gave a July 31 de· adline. During the night or Ju· ly 31 and morning of Aug. l an arsonist or arsonists set 11 tires in the city, inc luding two at fir~stations . Reward Set ID Slayings LOS ANGELES {tJPIJ -Show bufiiness frlends o( slain actress Barbara Colby and actor James K1ernan bOpe that $1S';ooo will provide enough incentive for so- meone to cor:ne forth with in formation lead- ing to the identity-of their killers. Playwright Ne il Simon, actress Cloris Leachman, actor Jack Klugman and several other personalities post· ed the reward Friday in hopes the "money would lead to the arrest and conviction of the slayers .. Ile Plans to Run ~-But in 1980? SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -That hat aalllng Into the ring belonged 'to on·e James Ht.isterkamp. whO has just ann6unced he ls • candldate for presldenL In 1980. According to HelstcrkamP~ II 35·year-old transit clerk, ir elected he'll probably die in ol- Oce. Thus, by linking hls campaign wlth that of. someone who's qualified, Heisterkamp says be wUlbedolngthennUonafavor. _ "Si x out of nine pre4ident.s elected or re- elected ln )'ears ending in zero have died 1n of· ce "Jlelsterkamp explained "'lda.y. "Harrison tn lMo Lincoln in 1860, Garfield in1880, Hardin; 'In 1920'. FDR, re·e leded In llMO, KeMedy In 1980 -all o! thcrn died whllein the White HOUJe. -.'With these odds, the most important person '..,on lhe ticket in 1980 will be tJ:ae vice prestdenUal. candidate. If l'm elected oa a Ucket with some : eminent and capable slatf;iman, chances ar1;,l'll i)ust be ~learing the way rorhlm to tlkeover, he •explained. · Helsterkamp ran for •tb..__clly bo.,-d of supervtaon In 1973 IUicl pieced 25111 in a Oeld of 21. \ I I " • around and lt burned ri ght back Into th_, burn. It just kind or laid down and went to sleep," the Spok esman said. The forestry division placed a tentaUve price tag ot about $1.7 million on the blaze, including SJ million ror fighting the tire, the cost of a f500,000 helicopter destroyed wh&n It made a forced landing in the path of the flames, a home worth SlS0,000 and timber and waterahl!<l ve!ued Bl nearly $40,000. Many of the estimated 700 persons evacuated from their homes In the village of Thomas Mountain and other small com- munities returned home as the fire danger receded. The fire burned two homes and one unidentified structure, the spo~esman said. The fire was started by a child playing with matches, the spokesman said, and began near Lake Hemet south ol the resort community of Idyllwild. The en- tire population of Thomas Moun- tain -150 persons --was evacuated as were the occupants of a Girl Scout camp, a boys ranch and i.I number of campers. NneEditor John R. (Reg) Murphy, who m ad e h e ;.i dlin cs la s l year whe n hc w;.is kidn a ped shortly afle r Pa tri cia l'learst's dis ap- peara nce, h cis been na med publis ht!r of the San Fran- cisco E x <.11n incr , a Hear st newspa 1>cr . Murphy is cur- r enlly e ditor of the Atlanta Con s l i lul i un , a Co x news p;.i pcr . S r\CR A fl.t E NTO CA PJ - Legi~lat ion designed to force tt delay In new oil drilling off the Southl.'rn Caliror ni:1 coast has cleared its lo1st n1;.1jor ltiglslat1vc hurdle. And the bil l 's aulhor , As · semblyman Tt>rry Gogg in, s ays he expecls Go vernor Rrown to sign the measure once il gl'ts to him. "I don'l believ1..• there will be a ny pro bl em s," th e S -.i n Bl!rnardino Dem ocrat s uid Fri· day after the Senate approved the bill 22·14. "I have been in discu.ssion with his of lice all along the line," he said. Goggin 's bill would s lap a moratorium on construction of new oil pipelin es across sta te- controlled tidelands until Dec. 31 , 1977, or until the legislature adopts a coast al zone conserva- tion pl an. "This measure won 't sell us down the river to th e Ar abs," s aid S e n. Om er Ra ins (D · Ventura ). ''This is only a two.year moratorium o n pipeline con - slruction to give this !"!l ;.1te lirne tn prepare fu r on-shore impact a nd ph1n ror wise resource m an-.i~c ment." 1'he Ocµartment of Interior plans in Oc tober to open J .G million ;1eres in fedcral water.'> off the Souther n Culifurnia <:o;.i~t for oil drilling. End to Fair Trade Okayed SACRAMENTO CAP) -The Senate has a pproved a bill de- signed to stimul ate business comp eti ti on b y virtu a ll y elimin<&ling Cali fornia's 44-year- old fair trade law. The bi ll by Asse mblym;;in Alister McAlisler· (D-San Jose ) cleared the upper house on a 28·~ vOtc FT iday without debate. ll now goes to the Assembly for at:- tion on Senate a mendmenL'). Under fa ir trade provisions, a manufacturer can set the ret•dl price for his produc t. At Newport Center, there are interior decorators, art galleries, an interior design school and one store that sells nothing · but antique clocks. illrnw ~®[[1@ W®®Wil@ ~wfiwill W@~Lf@ TIW~u fil ll)Ilffi®@ ti ® WW~ @Il®~w@~o Newport Center is more than 80 shops and fou r major departm ent store.s .. It's also a one·of·a·kind shopping district called Design Plaza . with home furnishings . shops. galleries, decorators. other reta il stores and offices. D.esi gn Plaza is (1) Beverly Thompso n Interiors, (2) Beth Koch Photography. (3) Heimann Opti cal Shop. (4) Lois Harding lnteriors,(5) Hagen Galleries,(6) Design Plaza Travel. (7) Old World Art,(8) Tat's Decorati ve Ac~essories. (9) Cannell .& CllaCfin, . (10) Consolidated Reproductlons,(1 1) Tony Bot1c·Ta1lor. (1 2) Luzzetta s Hair Des1g~s. (1 3) Botany Bay, (14) Fr ank Ferris Interiors, (15) Poulsen Galleries. (16) Asian Enterprises. (17) Giddings·Robinson lnc .. (1 8) Warren lnlenors,(19) Glenn·Sm1lh Galleries , (20) Repro II. (2 1) Elegance in Time. (22) Design IV, (23) Dynasly Imports, (24) Interior Designers Guild.(25) Richard Ouelette Salon,(opernng September). If you need quality . fu rnishings or accessories: fine art. professional designer assistance, or iust a few good ideas, you II find 1t at Newport Center. ll's the best of everything you need. FASHION ISLAND DE51Gn PLRZR NEWPORT.CENTER ,<i., M o re than just a place to shop. ' South of San Joaquin Hills Road. between MacArthur and Jam bOree. In Newpcrt Beach. • ... • - r ' . ' I· I • I Console S1rt!lc l1 Stilcl1 J\1acl1i11t" ~.. s159 'i <1•>,•1•1 < \. ... ~ \ • 8 SAVE •20! Deluxe Sl1un1pooe 1>o lisl1er w/Br11she~ 8 999 0 0 % Solid-State COLOR TV 19·/nch diagonal measure picture. Detent tun ing means UHF stations click-in easily. In-line picture tube $299 4170 Economical 15;9-Cu. Ft. •2520 Upright Freezer Sear,., Low Price Grille-type shelves allow cold air to circulate free- ly. 889.99 Projectors Yot.1r <;lt fJK:c 74 ~.7 Du·All Movie Pro}ector with ZOOR'l lens. Auto. threading, stilt. forward, reverse film viewing. WHISPER·MATIC 111'" Projector Full remote control, sharp 4-in. I :3.5 projec- tion lens. ~AVE '5! A11tomatic (:hlorinator Regular 119.99 1497 i'130 813 .. 19 Tri.Chlor Tub, 5-11'"-11.97 Kenmore Microwave Oven Compact size. W i th 10-minute timer. signal bell. Craftsman Dual Power 20-inch Eager-1 ® Mo wer Regular 8139.99 11999 146cc 4 Reserve Power engine. Dual pow .. er. 6 cutting heights. 190271 • ' ~ Pl ANllNG MIX •• \ , : _.. • • ..... ·~"ir SAVE 3.'Jo/o! Planter Mix .... 1 33 11.99 z.e •. r1. b.t SAVE '20! 3-HP Gao· Powered Edger 10 9 99 . 'I Sears I cat:DIT CAllD ~·~ ••••• ..o••"<• -<• SEAR S HAS • 00000 00000 0 1 . Seats AellOIVlng ' .,,at 1,PIS Charge Accounl 17.1-Cu. Ft. Refrigerator with Ice maker* • Regular 8509.99 $. All-frostless. 12.3·cu. ft. refrigerator. 4 .8-cu . fl. freezer. ' • Ice maker hook·up to water "' supply available. extra • • • '~ 1 ·~ J',f,1jt1r ''l'l'lit1n1·ps 11/1(0 t1 t•t1il11l1lt~ 111 SPtlr.'<f St1t1t11 Anti ''''!J 11/I .SPt1rx AJJJ1li1111rp ttntl C11l11/o .StnrPI( Large-Capacity Washer and Electric Dryer -----~--r'."".:I PAIR 165101 Automatic Washer 8239 (;ali Uryt:r 175101 ___ 8_209 1-Coat Weatherbeater Regt1lar 812.99 8 ~a?. Durable latex house paint resists weather extremes. '33005 SAVE ".'JO! Cra(hman 18-in. Power Reel Mower ::-: .... 11999 '9126 SA VE s20! Craftaman 18 in. Front Throw Mower R"p;. 12·•~.99 22999 3 CR EDIT PL~NS 3 . Sears Modernizing 2 . Seara Easy . Paymenc fhan • Otdll A•n . SAVE 830! White Built-jn .· Dishwasher Regular 1219.95 , : l. 1898.~· 71< '11 Fast . thorough~ {.., Standard re- ·ptacement size. #7412 Regular !239.95 Por1abli"-Dishwai;her 1740•ll. •85 Exira for color 199.88• ' 8-Light Crystal Chandeliier Reg11lar 8109.99 5497 With 66" crystal glass prisms. • • • SAVE '3L SAVE '2! • . . • Eaey Living Interior • . Latex In1erior Latex Flat • ";t· 899 -Rf'J. ¢ II .99 -pl. ..... .. 1oos "82005 • • ~·;0 • • '-;~ ..... , ' ' [·,.._ .. , t ,\ "t ''li ' • / . \ . I ,. ,i • IJ ISARS, jllOE~UCt: AHD CO. -......... -...... -~ A•k About Th~m .... ThPrr I• 011r1'...-S1tlr·Yonr Nrril• \1 r ·1 • . J •• ·= •• ••• ') ~ ' ' .. ·~'ii •• • ••• ..... ,_ • Tough Jeans Territory SAVE 25o/o! Circle S"' Jeans with Reinforced Double Knees Reg ular $4.79 to $6.99 3s3 to 59 Bartacks at strain points. Strong. double nee'tlle construction. Celanese® Fortrel® polyester and cotton . S4.79 Girli;"/boys' Sizes 36x 3.83 55.49 Boy11' size11 U..12, r eg. or 11 lim 4.39 $6.49 1-IUSK Y-l)LUS t1 ize11 27-34-in. waist 5.J9 S6.99 Studenl sizes 25-30..in. waist 5.59 S:i.49 Cirla' i.izes 7-14, reg. or slim 4.:!9 $6.49 PREITY-PLUS 11ize1 81h-16'h 5.19 SAVE 20o/o! Bigger Boys' Short Sleeve Tops L Regular $3.99 • Boys' Long .Sleeve 311 • . • (!~d-~ r I · •· ,, • ·- CUT '4! I I Interior Latex Semi-GI-Paint ,,,_ 499 ..... ... 174005 1 Sears·· L •..U.•OOIUCICANDCO. ~ s; ... 3-<>x 297 Regular 13.99 • 13.99 Cirl1' Long Sleeve Smock Top 2.97 SAVE '3! 1-Coat-Exterior Latex Paint ...... ff 699 .. ~ .... •23005 Solid color kn.it tops sizaa 8-12 (S·M·L). Hawaiian print• 1iae11 S.18_3.99 Handsome Leisure Suits in Two · Great Fashion Looks Regular $50 97 1 oo•;. polyester double knit for comfort and easy care. Choose the· latest style bush or shirt- style jacket in fashion colors. Sizes to fit most men. Coordmating Long Sleeve F aehion Shirta in the Latest prints 7.97 SAVE s201 .. ' \. 11 i • I :: i ' Enameled Steel Base Cabinet Regular $54.99 3497 L•rninated pf"tlc top h•s the loOll ol a real butcher block. 31\'l-in. high. 2 .,,.hoes. ' ' • SAVE 35o/o Hug-al on® Hosiery Regular 89c 57c Choose s hort sheers ankle-h igh or knee-high styles. One size fits 8112-11 . CLEARANCE •.. Women's Popular Sanda.Is Were 15.99 Were 18.99 to t8.99 pr. to $12 pr. 2 ,..;" $5 , 2 ,..;" $7 for '°'" T-Shirt Knits Polyeater·cotton blend. Solid colors. 60-lnch width. ORANGE ."'iA VE •JO! Mot ocro1h~ Bike w /1-f ea"' }'-l)u I y Fram• 6997 H .. JE .. r"~ fi'J.'J'J 21.;n. 10-Speed l{aci11g Bike lh·,tul;ot &U'J.'l"I 7997 Men's and Women 's Models. 3-Piece Pantsuits Regular $25 99 Double knit polyester set includes jacket, pant and s hell. Fashion colors. Misses' and half sizes. ,-l sk ,.f/JQt1I &11rs t.:t)111;e11ie 11l l 'redil Plf1M ' \ \ \ \ SAVE 32o/o! Lace Criss-cross Bra ltegulur S3.69 ea. Polyester lace, nylon, spandex. B,C. natural: 2 $5 A, 8 , C contour. S·J. Nutur~I U cup_2/5.50 (or Sear s Regular Low Prices OUR ENTIRE DIAMOND LINE SAVE 32%! DuPont® Orlon® Yarn Regul11r 11.09 skei n Orlon® acrylic. Col· or·fast. Mothproof . Many colors. 74~ I ' I .48 '( DAILY PIWT EDITORIAL PAGE ) '-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-- Ford I, Congress 0 One year ago, public esteem in Congress was high '-higher. perhaps, than it had been in one or two dc- 1 cades . Jl was Congress that showed tremendous r es p0nsibility in handling Watergate, in fair·handed 1 treatment of Richard Nixon in the impeachment hearings. There "'as tremendous promise, loo, that a new 1 wave of young congressmen would add to public con- fidence by s weeping away some or the creaking machinery rules and by leading the" •Y toward elec- tioo reforms. As it turned out, we've had nothing more than another year of hot air from Washington's Capitol Hill and the public can't help but feel disappointed at see- ing all the promises crumble. . Oh, yes, Congress did get around to voting itself a pay raise --and inserting an element in the bill so cleverly that future raises will com e automatically. Thus, there'll be no more fe ar of voter reaction to any more salary increases; it's a built-in feature that won't require the danger of exposure . 1 Robert E . L ee got restored to full citizenship and I a Jot of talk v.·as exchanged about serving wine in the House dining room, but Congress cut it off in time to gel home for vacation. 1 Som e things this Congress did and didn't do: -Left the oil program drifting around without re· solution. President Ford's proposal to d econtrol oil prices over 39.month.s is r easonable. Yet the question was left to dangle and no one knows where things stand. " -Did absolutely nothing of real substance about the energy cris is itself. -Faile d to enact one piece of legislation aimed at r eforming political campaigns. Both a lobbying 1 disclosure bill and a financial disclosure bill started out with high promise and many spousors. They were bottled up successfully and may never come to bap- peu. . -Lost U .S. military base> ot 'tremendous significance by meddling in the delicate Turkey· Cyprus flap and declaring a Turkish arms embargo. That's just a handful off allures that come to mind The general lmpressioo left by the 94UJ Congress bas 't been one of just muddling through a year that began with high hopes of accomplishment. One year ago, "the Presidency itself was at its lowest ebb. New President Ford took over a weakened and shattered branch of government and had little to work with. Congress had all the marbles. Ironically, Ford has now restored some prestige to bis office and Congress has lost Its tum at bat. No More Freeways? Construction of California freeways h as been stopped -cold. Budget restrictions forced that de· cision and from all indications a start-up is nowhere in sight. Indeed, it may be that California has seen the end of multi-lane, major highwa y building. That may be good news to the no-growth ad· vacates and to some environme ntalists , but not to the safety-minded. Latest statistics show 2.43 fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles of traffic on interstate highways and 4.75 for other highways. In rural areas, the difference is even wider: 2.96 for freeways and 6.67 for other rural highways. · The SS mph speed limit will help, but those ex- pensive, wide ribbons of concrete and asphalt are good investments in saving lives. · ' . ,, • .. •• ;·:< ,, .~:-'' .-.··· .. ' u 0 Life, Liberty and the Subsidized Arts By JACKIE HYMAN Ol lhe D•ilyPlltolSW" America, one of the riChes~ countries in the world, spends comparaUvely little on the arts. ment compensation, Medicare and other programs. The respaosibility for liberty is reflect in our political and legal rights. The pursuit of happiness is some.what less tangible. · city, where he must sacrifice much of his development in the struggle just to get a job; or be must resign himself to dabbl· ing on weekends, with little exposure to new ideas or stimulus for further im· provement. To those who do not take advantage of the exhibits and performances these groups offer, the question may arise as to whether the government would not then be using everyone 's money to sup- port what is of interest to only a few. quality art, music, theater or dance group. Even if we participate only as an audience, we thus are enabled to see the . performers or artists al various stages of their development and, in a sense. to share their successes with them. Federal, state and city governments expend so littie that, except in a fe w cities, the funds can hardly even be called seed money. · 1 In California, Governor Brown's 1975-76 budget calls for $1 million in sup- port for the arts, the same amount spent in 1974·7S by Governor Reagan. When we talk about the quality of life, we are not just talking about good plumbing and well-designed freeways. IN AMERICA, WE demand more than mere subsistence. We also demand those esthetic factors that lead to laughter, wonder, inner peace, a stretching of our own capabilities and the fascination that enables us to lose OWlelves in a sense of joy. And the admirer of the arts ·find.S that he must content himself with view· ing the work of fledglings or else travel a considerable distance and pay infla· tionary ticket prices to see professional productions. But without such "local groups that involve local people as participants and audiences, the arts will nelfer be able to awaken additional enthusiasm and enrich the lives of more people. Perhaps an analogy would be helpful. In our state-supported school system , we not only teach t..tae basic skills needed to succeed in the average job, we also try to teach the pleasure of learning. A.ND, WITHOUT SOME outside finan· eiaJ help, it becomes impossi ble for e ven the most economically sound or these groups to offer rree or low-cost exhibits or performances, along with workshops. children's shows and experimental pro- grams to encourage new talent and new audiences. That sum Could build one theater or , one museum. Or, as it is presenUy dis· ! tributed, it can pay for a summer workshop here, a statue in the park there I and an exhibit somewhere else. BUT THE BASIC question is not bow •much has been spent or where it went. The question is whether or not tax- payers' funds s hould be spent to support the arts. Our various governments try lo pro- vide these estheUc factors through pre- serving parks and beaches and establishing recreational programs and classes. There is also a major difference between imported arts -a reassembled Broadway cas t al the Los Angeles Music· Center or a rock band booked into the Anaheim Convention Center -and in· digenous art, which serves as a focal point for the interest and skills of resi· dents. We teach fiction,.history, geography; sociology, music, art, dance and drama. Our cities and counties then finance libraries so that, outside of classes, we may punue the interests that we have thus developed and that make our lives more enjoyable. To advocate public support of the arts is not to downgrade the role of the private sector, both business and in · dividual. Private donations have Jong been the backbone of arts funding in this country.· Where do the arts fit in? THE ORANGE COAST is lucky to have the several outstanding arts organi.za· tions that have sprung up here. And, more directly, the question is whether local city and county govern· ments should commit themselves to helping support the arts in their area. Music, dance, theater, art -these represent the refinement of creative and interpretive skills for one's own enjoy- ment and for the pleasure of others. They are indirectly subsidized at the state level 1.hrough school& and colleges, which teach them and put on free or low. cost perloi'mances and ubibiUona. Two of these recently have come into the news because of a proposal by the Irvine Company to lease or donate land to them: the Newport Harbor Art Museum and South Coast RepertocyTbeater. It would be wasteful lo teach a child English and not make available tbe works of Shakespeare. It is just as foollah to teach a child Shakespeare and not let him see it on lbestage. But the Poinl is that private funds may be donated -or withheld -al tbe whim of the donor, while public funds are a public trust and should be administered in the public interest. The questions of how much should be given, in what form and to whom are complicated matters that must be worked out through public discussion. , 1 But it isn't enough. Tbe purpose of government in America u aet forth in the Declaration 1 of Independence is to· guarantee life. liberty and the pursuit or happiness. The responsibility for life (food, &helter, clothing. medical care) is re- ~ognized through welfare, unemploy- The student who devotes his st\Mlies td the art! fmda himself in a difficult po&i- tion upon graduating: Either be must leave his home area aod travel to a big Their respective boards of directors and supporters oow must find the money to build adequate facWUes on the land. Should local city and. county govern· ments make a commitment to help them? And it is inadequate to teach a child to love the beauty of bis environment without also teaching him to appreciate the beauty be is capable of creating with his own talents. There is no substitute for the locally developed, professional- But the place to start i51 with a resolu· lion or commitment by local govern· ments to help the arts grow on the Orange Coast. A New Line To HEW It's not 11 EW 's fault, says Caspa r W. Weinbe rger, that fed eral agencies intrude more and more into the lives of private <:ilizens. It's not the depart· ment's fault that its budget has 1 grown larger than that of the Defense Department. "The basic rationa1e for the Department oC Health, Educa· 'tion and Welfare is as valid today as it was when HEW wa s , establis hed by President 1 ~isyec~~~';:~ -and that I was to bring together the entire field of human resource programs so that people's pro· blems could be dealt with in an integrated and comprehensive way," says Weinberger. -P However, he continues, ·''Whenever that principle has tailed of It.I purpose, it has been 1 because of the hodgepodge or Oft.fr.NOi COAST DAILY PILOT Robtrt N. Wttd. Pllbll1hn Thoma• Kttvil. f:dilor Thoma1 Palmtr .Sunda11 t:ditoriol l'agt E;dllor The editorial page of the Daily Pilot seeks to inform and stimulate readers by pretentln& on this page diverse commentary on topics or Interest by syndic•t· ed columnlatt •nd cartoonists. by provldln1 a forum for readers' vitw1 and by prest"ntina 1hi 1 new1p1per '1 opinions and ideas on current topic!!. The rditorial opinions of the Daily Piiot ap~ar only .. the editorial column at the lop or I.he p11e. Opinion• CX • prated by the columnl1t1 and c1r1oonl1ll and letter wr1tt'rs are l.hlfr own and no tndonement ol tlwtr views by the Dally Pilot ,_..be lnr•rrrd. • SUnclay,Augu1tI0,1B75 ( S. I. HAYAKAWA) categorical aid laws that con· gress keeps adding and refuses to repeal, and which requires HEW to deal in· narrow, isolated and fragmented ways with human needs." Congress, instead of giv· ing HEW broad discretion, has given the department the burden of a myriad of particuJar pro- grams that are costly in money, personnel and paperwork. WEINBERGER, wbowill soon be leaving his office as secretary o f Health, Education and Welfare, reviewed the problems of that department and the pre· sent trends of government in a ··valedictory'' address before the Com monw e alth Club of California recently in San Fran- cisco. I-le expressed himself as deep. ly disturbed not only by the size and costliness of llEW, but most importantly by the way in which the welfare system is eroding in· dividual liberties. He cites lhe case of a Massachusetts mottler of six who as a weUare client teceives cub, special granll;;, food stamps and Cree educational and day-care services for her children "that lOgether equal an annual earned income of $20,000 -and four states have even more liberal benefiU than Massachusetts." Enviable as the lot of this welfare mother may seem to be. It la at best a dubious blessing. because while the public feel• that her support is costing far too much, she feels. ahc ls no4. getting enough. Why? The answer t o this question goes to the heart or the probl em that Weinberger sees as ct?nlral to pre!ent·day American life. The welfare reciptent, a s generoutly as she la treated tn this case, has llttJe tnedom. Of her combined benefit. ol SZC?1000 a year, only sUahUy more 1.nao one-third la In casb -for which •be must rtve Us •ccountln1 to -· her social worker. The re· mainder comes in the form of .services -education, day-care. medical care -which she cannot refuJe In favor of an equivalent cash erant. Hence,· despite what seems a generous amount spent in her bebaU, she has little freedom of choice, little discretionary in· come. She can consume only that which the government says she may consume. SO IT IS not only the ex- pensiveness and inconsistencies of welfare that trouble Wein· ·berger; it is the intrusion, by a government that means well, on what should be the individual's private area of decision-making. For th e welfare clie nt , howeve r . despite the loss or freedom, the benefits are so high that there is little incentive to leave the welfare rolls. Wein· berger suggests in place of the present arrangements "a com- pletely new system that would be coordinated and admirilst8red through our tn system." Instead of· food stamps, Aid to .Dependent Children, educational benefits and such, Weinberger recommends ''a . simple cash grMt, b_a1ed on need, measured by income and payabJe only to those who meet a strong work re· quirement if they are able to work." As Weinberger further ex· plains, ''The amount ol cash sup- plement r.:eceived, like the amount of taxes paid today, would vary with the income level of the family.'' Thc»c with in· comes above a certain level to be determined by congreM wUJ pay income taxes. Those with in· comes below that level wil l get financial assistance tlccording to their need. CALL IT A 0 11efative income tax" it you wlJI. The beauty of Weinbtr1er'1 1u11estion is that"" Jt ta.bl 1overnment out of the ballDMa of maklnf doclllonl u to •bat la or la not •ood !or -P¥ OD welfare •. '~ Journalist Looks Italian g ov ernment now, Washington shows litUe visible concern. I am the son or a small-town editor of a Nebraska weekly and grew up amid the smell of a printshop. [can't remember any other ambition than to be a newsman as good as whatever talent I bad would permit. Back -Is 40 Years Really a Li/ etime? And I have been fortunate. FOR MOST or 40 years I have been in the mainstream or the news as it recorded world his- tory. BJM~~~!:.~!.~::2.~ Nothing new under the sun? Of course there is, in each new day, in each new life·and even in death berore time moves in to fill the vacuum. Time and relatlvity, which comes first'!' Or are they the same? To the 40-year-old m an, 40 years is an obvious lifetime. But to the man a score or years and more older, 40 )'ears is sUU the beginning. ' Peace in our time? THE LA.TE Neville Cham· bertain, former Britbh prime minister, thought he had found it at Munich. Richard Nixon sought it in Vietnatn but along the way fell victim to the cyclonic winds of Watereate at home. These are among the refl'ec· tions of one who has just complet· ed 40 years with what now is United Press International but in 1935 si mply was United Press , and Is now entering what he hopes will n.ot be. an inactive re- tirement: I oboerved my 40th blrthday Jugging a heavy duffel beg a,:ross a windy •nd bitterly cold airport at Taegu during the war In South Korea. Gen. Dou1J as MacArthur had come in just ahead or me, his plane 1weepln1 in just under our ,wlngtip, and so Jll the jeeps were busy. I noted to a younger Unipress colleague recenUy that u nlabt editor ion the Sunday of Dec. 1, 194_1, It waa I who relayed nnt to the world the new1 of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. " "My God,'' be •aid. "1 walo.'t even born then.'' I Time and r elativity. Is the world a better place aft.er 40 years? Well , in stant communications perhaps have made us more aware t han were our forebears or the interdependence of man and the indisputable fact that this ls one world. WE ARE MORE efficient in keeping m en alive. And more ef· ficient in killing them. We still fi ght tribal wars as we have since the dawn of history, lhe Goths, the Visigoths, the Sax· ons, the Franks, the Han, the Khmers and the Nungs. And tn 1975, the semitic Arab fiChts the semitic Jew. In 1945, at the end of anoth~r war to preserve democracy, in· 'divldual liberties seemed a cer- tain thing, with no real need even to clearly define them. In 1975, two bitterly opposed groups of freedom fighters batUc lo the death in AnCola to de- termine which Is to dictate the terms of how the free Angola _man is to live in a free Angola . After 1945, we went <Jlmost directly into the cold war highlighted by the Berlin AirUn. We int.erfered with Italy's 1n· temal affairs to Insure. that no Communist .eovernmeot took overtbere .. Today we have delent... and JI an historic compromise is to permit the Communi.1t.s lnt.o the I have worked in some 50 coun- tries, seen three American warw.. a gaggle of revolutions and Stteh oddments as Captain Galvao's lddnaping of the cruise ship San· la Marie in an ill -tim1..'li earlier" revolt against the Portuguese dictatorship. I have also been fortun ate in being able to llst among my friends some or the world's great newsmen working for the printed word, radio and television. These men and women woulrt laugh and be uncomfortable if" you told them that frequently in covering lhe great news stories, th ey pl a ced Jdeals nbovc personal safety. I remember one in Korea wh o. after a particularly hairy Incl dent, was offered the Silver Star • He turned it down, saying' "Medals are for soldiers. I remember a 11haken cot.i league who clJmbed the stain lo the UPI office on Louis Putcur Avenue in Algiers, blood drip .. ping from a thin knife wound along bls cheek. It was a warning delivered in the sil ence of a darkened doorway that the re· bels a1 Well as the French and th9 Fl'cnch censot" were watching him. And r remember my room ... m•t.e,...Gene Symonds, in Japan •. Gene escaped snJ~rs· bullets at. the Cbosin dam In Korea but ba dltdln a Sina a pore raceriGt. Phil Newsom has retired after .W years with United Press and United Press International. Among his many assignments, he 1181 been a ·forelgn corresp0n-dent and foreign illltor. Fort~ Pis! 25 years, he has written commentarltS on foreign affairs. Jn this last piecaforthe UPI wires he looks back. \ J , • I Sundax.Augl.ISI 10, 1975 OAIL y PILOT A 9 Readers Co1D1Dent on Tough Decision': I . 1 feel the purpo1e of newspaper 'Photojournalbm ts to record those event1 which affect the readers of the publlcaUon. A fire ln an ebscureBoston build.Ina will not affect me or my nel&hbOn in any way. Our fire regulaUons In a.ta Mesa will not be chang.,c:I. Tho buJldlngs wlll not be made i;aler. You ciLe a number of phot05 in the past that you can remember clearly, s uch as Robert.Kennedy, Lee Harvey Os.wald, the lfinden· bur&, and Jnejlro Al5anuma. l ~gree they deserve pubUcaUon_ They ere all subjects of naUooal ol:lnd local interest. l can dig up many pictures of people with •rfl• chopped orr. heada millslng, and other grisly details. But seeing !hill type of picture does not enrich my We; they d o not make me work harder to make this world a bet- ter place. 1 already know life is tou gh. DAVID GOODSELL CHERYL GOODSELL l am included &Jnong those who were very disturbed by the Boston fire photos published na- tionally last Wednesday. I am also disturbed by the motives which cause persons to set fires and the social condltims which necessitate people uvmc in.build~ ings conducive to rapid fire spread and with poorly main- tained exit facilities. More dis· turbing is the fa ct that Miss Bryant's death will be only one of 11,000 lo 12,000 fire deaths in the country this year. Most fires are preventable. Awareness, either conscious or subconscious, of the results of !ire along with common sense is primary in fire prevention. .Because of limited time or in- terest of readers, most fire pic- tures or articles are of minimal v alue in creating this awareness. Additionally, fire departments find that most of their residential fire prevention efforts are quite ineffective. The pictures were disturbing. However, I doubt that any of your readers did not look at the pic- tures and read the caption. Peo- ple thought of fire for awhile. r:.at fWareness may save a life. Thanks for printing the pic- tures. RUSSELL L. HENDERSON The photo dido 't really bother me too much personally. However, J really don't feel it was necessary to print such a pie-' lure; it did seem to be aensa- tionalism. As for the picture of the crying baby and Mr. Kennedy, I feel .hose pictures have a place in the . 1ational interest. BOth were used .o shock the publl·c into reality llld the harshness of our society. The picture of the two people 'ailing was no~ in the public's in- terest. There was no moral reason to print it and I think bet- ter judgment sboQJ.d be ex- ercised. HEATHERMcVICARS . • · The recent photographs of the finr escape collapse shoUld de· finitely have been printed. First and foremost. they de· plcted a significant news event in a way which the printed word could ,'not. No narrative could adequately describe bow cl01e the fireman, was to saving the woman and child, nor bow cl<>1e he came to deattf:.hlmself. Second, because qi the dramatic nature of the 'phc:ito.- e,raphs a very real dllnger to·the public safety is portrayed; "¢ undoubtedly caused serious thoullht about tbe 1alety of ru-e eic!ipes by many persons In a position to do something about them. Thi.rd, a1 a.n am.itteur photo· ,rapher, I can af preciatc the . tecbnlcal quality o the photos as well a s the h ighly unique circumstances whlcb put all of the factors toaether which are needed for a photograph of this impact. The photographer should be seriously considered for a Pulitur. A photograph should not be printed simply for its sensational value (a la the J ackie Onassis nude photos). Conversely, a newsworthy photo portraying a matter of Jeattimate concern should not be wit hheld simply becauae it is shocking. BOB NELSON Are these pictures too shocking to be printed for the pubUc ? A public satiated over the past 40 years with the most ghastly or war pictures? A public which bad the Vietnam mayhem running on TV at the same time u they ate supper? Nevet1hele1&, it was happen-iJB: we Were involved and had a major responsibility in what was happening .. Your critics are possibly peo- ple no have had their quota or vicarioU& pain. They can suffer no more, for they know no way andseenowayto &top Uris pain. r have sympathy for them and regret that they will probably have to shut off all news sources if a changing and demanding world bas brought them to this point. J appreciate the Daily Pilot. It has a sensitivity that others lack. STELLA RUSH. My husband and I felt there was absolutely no justification in printing the pictures of such a sorrowful and heartstrickening event. A written account would have been sufficient, fulfilling all ''good -journalism '' obligations. You and the other publishers around the country would do well to take a little time to study up on how psychologically destructive such terrifying visual images can be to our conscious and sub- conscious minds. MRS. JOHN KERN I think a ny picture depicting life or death should be circulated . or printed. . People just take it for granted. ·People should know about it. We should not hide it. Death is there. Children should know about it. Take, for instance, what if their parents are· on their deathbed;. the children don't understand. It is because the parents hide it from thei:n. Parents say it's awful. You shouldn't be afraid of death. The people and minors should see it because one day they might be in · the situation. KAREN BURNELL I feel the Boston fire pictures were unnecessary and did not justify publication. No public sentiment and outcry can change the tragedy of the gli-lll oo why print· It? A g09d newspaper should not need this type of reader attention and I don't feel your readers wanted it. If the message was : ''A dramatic thing happened in Boston last night," a s mall verbal caption woUld .l!;tve suf - ficed. Give your reader& c~t for better taste. .CAROLE CATRON • My husba~d and.~ 'agree tftat you should hava ljlrlnted the Boston fire plaW,reS. ~ By prlnUngi\lle pictures In se- quence, the fireman On the fire-· .. escape was shown try iug to Last Sunday In an Editor's Notebook column, 1 discussed and defended In this space the Dally Piiot's use of three dramatic photos -pictures of two young women ~lunging from a burning buil~lng In E)oston. The Issue struck a nerve. It struck a lot of nerves. With the column there appeared a box In which re- aders were asked If they agreed with our decision to run the photos, If they disagreed or If they had "other feelings" about that decision. By Thursday morning, we had received 104 malled replies: 42 said they felt the pictures should nave run. -47 said they shouldn't. -5 had "other" views. A surprising number of those who responded voluntarily appended notes -In some cases long let· ters -explaining hOW they felt about the Issue. In . many, If not most, cases the reply represented the feelings of more than one person, a couple or a famlly. A repre&entative cross section of those reactions is printed here today. As you can tell from reading these excerpts from reader comments, they had many widely varying reasons for voting Yes or No. I thank those who took the time to respond -and to offer their comments on a newspaper's Judgment in making a tough call. \\.o... ".. \ ( 'i'E ,,;.Q_ Editor rescue the two girls before they plunged to the ground. Because of this picture sequence, it was possible to see that these pictures were printed to show the reader the compassion of the situation and not the sensationalism. JANIS PARKER The Boston fire was done, I believe, only on sensationalism. I believe certain pictures should be shown if they serve purposes or make people understand reali- ty or truth. I thought the Boston fire photos were in very bad ta:;te. JEANMISrTANO The lire photos did cause me and the rest of my family great concern and a nguish, but you were right. It does n't hurt any of us to face the reality-such things do hap- pen to human beings just like us. Never once did I think you should have spared my feelings by not printing the pictw-es. They (the photographs) were very up- setting, but Slanley Foreman did a great job. I recalled reading that he turned bis eyes and camera away and did not photo- graph lhe finale. Now that inay ha ve been called sensationalism. . Because of seeing the pictures, I and probably many others r e- membered to mention Diane and Ti are in our prayers. PATHElllUCK Your judgment makes me ill. I subscribe to your paper as a source of news to keep me up to date on local and politiCal data. Let Boston print the picture, if indeed someone musL We all must deal from dsy to day with prob1ems of life. Some people have a more dif. flcult time than others. Your pie· tu.res probably helped someone closer to the point of self· destruction. MllS. SHARON El.ZEA . ' Flrit, let me salute'You (pr the honesty and, Yes, courage for a'lking your reader• th• opinion on ''To Print or Notto Print.••, As tO printing the lrindl of pic- tures s uch as the Boateo. fire type, I must say that they really cater or appeal to the baser ele~ ments in mankind-so what, in the final analysis, ls their r e· deeming social value? I submit there is none. I submit that there is little or no evidence that the reporting of murders, rapes et al have done anything for mankind. Perhaps they've aold newspapers, but little-else. G. A. SNODGRASS I commend you for a well- written, sensitive article. It w~ a very tho·ughtful pie ce of journalism. It's nice to knowlhat you have taken the time to show so much concern over the oppos- ing View ... J , too, felt a sense of futility and helplessness as I gazed al the pic- tures of the ill-fated young woman and the child. . I, too, was filled with sorrow. Empathy, like life, can be pain- ful. Both those pictures were timely ex pre ssi on s of catastrophe and they brought the reality of that catastrophe just a little too close to some people's lives; closer than any written story could have taken the reader . Thank you again for the time and thought you used in your Wliting. Your point Of view needs no defense, yet it was stated in a way that showed your readers the same thoughtfulness which ideally should be given to any op- posing view. LINDA DIETZE I 'm aware that it was realistic, but it was also very morbid, especially on the front page. Tragic deaths happen every day in every corner of the world along with slow useless deaths, as lam sure you are aware. I 'm not saying you shouldn't have printed it, but the front page? It really changed my opinion of the character of your paper. ANNE DAY You so a ptly described the event as dra m atic or, and I quote you, "high drama." I think you have missed the whole point, that one of these peo· pie ie to die an ugly and un· netessary death. Th.Ls you call .. hla:h drama.·· Perbape you have grown so cold to death uJter seeing count- less releases over the wires con- cerning death you accept it as a passing social innuendo. I s ubmit your reason was in fact to sell more papers. And you really cannot justify their being printed by almost every major media as reason for your print- ing them. Please tell m e what, if any, good will come of the American public seeing someone falling to their death. It is unfortunate she died, but let us not forget that she did die and it was not ''high dram a." WILLIAM BANNING . Yes, I think you should have printed the Boston fire pict ures. Each day the paper is filled with articles of deaths or near deaths. So many, in fact, lhereader has a tendency to overlook them. A picture , especially u dramatic s hot, makes the reader stop and think, ''Hey, this is real· Jy happening. Someone is actual- ly suffering and dying. It could happen to me." JOHN R. LONGF1ELD I firmly believe in freedom of the press, but the Boston fire pie· tures were truly in poor taste. I honestly believe you, a s an editor, the person who makes de· cisions of what lo print, should be more considerate of families who receive this p a per. The news can be reported without such sensa- tionalism as people falling to their death. MARY McMENAMIN I'm sure the photographer was not being a sensationalist, but ·that photo was printed in every newspaper (maybe not all). Did anyone ever· consider the fireman's thoughts or how he would react later? The child's traumatic feelings aft.erwards- thewoman's family? Death must visit us all. Would we want ourselves photographed at that moment when God calls- and left as a m emento for the .world? BEVERLYREIDUNG Al 80 -and a gre at · grandmother-I a m hardly a blood·thirsty citizen. Who likes to tiee an accident where a little child lies in ihe road mangled and awaiting an ambulance after being bit by a car? But if this brings home to drivers, or a small child who migbt chance to see the picture, an awareness of the danger lurk· ing on our streets-I say publish that picture . We 're not li ving in a creampuff world. We must face reality. FLORENCE HALL BIRCH You must have gotten many ·letters against some of the pic- tures you have printed. They may upset some people, but that is life, it goes on around us every day. It's h ard sometimes to take, but we can't hide our heads because it won't go away; we have to live with it and do the best we can. R.D.SNYDER This brings to mind an incident- which occurred a few years ago. The Vietnam war was going on full bore with its grisly statistics that everyone had become used to hearing. Oile week, Life Magazine printed a picture of each of the 200-plus American men who bad been killed during a previous week. It was one of the m ost profound s tatements against w;:ir I'd ever encoun- tered; but the reaction of a very lar ge number of people was Iden· .tlcal to the reaction you received after printing the Boston fire pie· tu res. There seems to be something about a photograph that makes _reality too rea l. DELORES CURRIE , How sad it is for anyone lo want to see somclhing or that"' nature. I suppose those that do' are the type that would enjoy go-1 ing to an execution, bull fights, gory movies, etc. I'm sorry I had to witness the. panic and eventual death or that. unfortunate young woman. · MRS . GAYLE HOBSON Too sad! Have a heart! . MARILYN STRAW· Certainly yo u should print the: picture. Isn't that your business? Informing the public? I s uppose as long as the:1 landlord r eceived his rent oO: lime, he didn't care about th& condition or the fire escape. RITAC.SCANNELL Let's say it boils down to strip-, ping the individuals of thei~ human dignity. MRS. VINCENT CAULEY. Whether it is history, current. events, safety (accidents, fires~ etc.) or any news, not.bing im-. presses like a good photo. They should b e printed in all n e w spape r s-f a mily and otherwise. - MR. AND MRS. W. WOOD 1 agree with your decision to print lhe photos or the Boston tragedy. However, the fact you felt it necessary to justify that de· cision worries me. l have tried through the yearl' to teach my ch ildren to do the right and proper thing in their lives and if they should make a mistake lo have the grace to ad "" mil they were wrong, but lo stand by a decision they feel is righl and not try to defend to others what they believe to be just. JOYCE BALDWIN I a gree pictures l ike these s hould be printed, but not on the first page. Your news paper seems to s trive on sensa- tionalis m and I really believe a picture like this on the front pagt' is meant only to sell newspapers.~ EARLE G. WOLFROM, D.D.S. It comes as a s hock to many comfortably isolated coast resi- dents to see that life is more tha.n Llttle League baseball, the cur- r ent de butante list and the local yacht races. Please continue publis hing photographs that refl ect how ''everyman lives and dies." Just m ay be more of the children and young adults in the ar ea \l.1ill d evelop a stronger social awareness and strive to bring about better living and/or world conditions. MRS. ROSEMARY CLARK P. S. My three sons (22, 20 and 11) concur with these views. The photos s hould not haver ceived front page dramatization, DAVEWEO: We feel the Daily Pilot should print photos that reflect realit)! and life as it is . Unfortunate eJt? periences-death. included-are part of life. The family should give permission first, however. ' DR. AND MRS. SCOTl'IRVINii 1- t . ,_ K~lley -Inherits FBI !franscripts With Errors WASHINGTON -FBI chief [ 1 ·were loft out of t e FBI Clarence Kelley, whole equare N transcript. , • Jaw It replacing the lateJ. EdlarJACK ANDERSO ' -In one tape, a Jfilla~er Hoo.ver'1 bulldo& vilaae u a ~ L tells how. he and bll.J)al1.1 had aymbol of law and crder, bu , . fooled F,IJI •Cents w!Bhad'been strengthened the FBI, reetAlred trlbuled for use ln•erliliina.bODC!. lteepln1 tliem· ·under,,ur- 111 , 1DOrale and corrected. past civil cases lo various FBI olliceo;, velllanee, Under tbe -of the --· tbe Justice Departmeal'and the qentl boutl the couiier the OUrusessmentofXelleymay courts. Althou1h an FBI ::.moblt'ers haa amu1lted in benotew9'1hy,sllacewewerethe spokesman explained !bat the "eilou1h exploa,lves lntbe !tuck finttonpoee ·' tnnacripts were merely rough lo blow up .•. Union Statioi>." Hoover ... • ex· ~ra~ts, t~,ey !ere s~~mped ~-p'art of the courier's con· cel1el. We Evidence not Draft4. ' · fesslon,doesn't appear in the f'BI told bow the The circulation ~r grossly er-transcripL · FBI. under roneous transcripts as FBI -~i1cussion . or two 'other Hoover kept evidence strikes at the heart of · 1 1 1 f' k files oR pro-the Judicial process. In the name cr1 m«u1, nvo,,v ng trewor s m I n e n t of juatlce proper precaution.a brought in as pest cootrol peb--•-·ld be ' · bles " and name-brand eiCaretles Americans . ~ taken to emure t:fleir fabricated by the Mafia '~th photocopied _ accuracy. their machines in. th8 i r tbelr privatt: EVEN MOBB aerioua t.ban the wa'rehouses;''t is mys(eriously r~:::;;.J~~~Wlthilut\ errors are, tbi-om¥alonl-.Foi' n-mllaln& fr6m tbe trwcript_. ~·• and even eolDIDltleil ample, Ult \apes contain ••·' -_, . bcitllarie1. • . w , ..... J& UlmH tbat iboidd " . '"-A ..,.IJA ln!Ormajlt. talking Now we have uncovered lii1:ln1DYe1iJPl*j.Jit--loaT-manabOutaPQOtfeaH~is _....:·acandal wblclllteiletn·· _en. ~eren.,. don't appear asked: "Did you ·1.u tbe FJll -herited.-Wehav~tlt~~tbt rBI tran1¢p1a. Here are a ~ ";!>""t ~eJ18!off1 and FBI transcrlpt1, marked u • .,_.,.ampl•s: ~Ytlllift? Tb~,liloliltet repllos: evidence and dlltri!Med tl> P!'O'--Bait put Tr88!"'Y agentl Yes. -.. Yeah. But In, Ill• FBI secuton 1ad Judges, are l~ tace!Mr with a MOiia contact ~-.~npt, he ls quoted u saying with errors , and taped the lnlerview. The No. Nowhere on the tape ls · mobster aav, ·ev~dence of a there a sound !bat could be<nls- W IT e. T It E be I p of ',\vlolaUon of Iba mllill." The taken for "No." ' Wuhlnaton'a rano-private 'tapeWaalat.rtrauodbed.bythe -;-Anunde.,....otldflreworude- deteetlve Rloharll But,"" ban FBI, 'bUt m.•tlall of•tbt J>Olll!I oler deacrlbu hcnr bl~s NYlewed uo.ooo ·-ID n1 Yiolatloa atraaatlr 'w• omitted. "allU)'f blrea • few of the traaaCrlpll and have flllmd mcc:e -Two referedea to '· 10 I*'; m&l'lball'1 lo cover up • than ao.ooo errora. om --eant ldetback, wblcb. • Mall• flreworka aales. Tbll,Hf~ transcrlplconlalnedS,illlOcoof•. llllddlen!an hod collected rom 'p to bribery also ls dtleted from • 'Yet these transcriptl were dill-,, m.lor New York shlpPlng r;...,, the transcript. ' . V 'I -1; ~ -· ,,. -On one t ape, a federal agent quotes ''a guy from AID" as say- ing that ''everybody at every level is taking their cut'.' of U.S. s hipments to Vietnam. Unac - countably, the FBI transcript turns the quote around. "Everybody never knows who's taking a cut,'" states the FBI version. The transcripts are also littered with Keystone Kops errors. · Among the comic mistakes ari some that" are chilling. · • . "" .. ., • •• ' • • • •• I i ' ' I I AJO DAILY PILOT Sunday. Augusl 10, 1975 Term End Painful Transit Man Saw No Conflict By BILL SCHRE IBE R Ol IM Dally l"llel Sl•ll I NEWPORT BEACH --· ft..ttomey Richard Lynn, denied a second term on the Orange Coun ty Transit District board or 'directors, said his ouster lt'ft a bad . taste in his mouth for government service. ··I guess my en.- thusiasm has dimmed a bit in li ght or this but l can't say I wouldn't ac- cept another orrer for public service work if it was made to me," said Lynn, who served on the board since the transit • district "A'as created four years ago. Lynn's term as a dircc- tur legally expired last month. T hough he was one or 105 people seeking the post , his name was not amon g the eight fi n alists selected Mon- day by the other four directors. Al s tak e -i s th e "public" member 's seat filled by a majority vote or the rest or the board, comprised or elected oC· fiC'ial s. 1\T Tll E ROOT of Lynn's ouster is his ad· mission he pe rformed $1,000 y,·orth or legal con- sult·ing work for VTN Consolidated, a company that d~s ·regular busi- ness with the county. T:bough none or ~he consultation y,·as o n trans it-related items, Lynn's involvement was ruled a possible conflict or interest, On the weight or a ruling by the county counsel, a total or $600,000 y,·orth of con- tracts with VTN were c;.inceled . l.)-11n 's activities are still under study by the county district attorney but a full criminal in- vestigation is not in the works, a DA spokesman s aid Thiirsday. To this day, Lynn claims the thought or a conflict or interest never even crossed bis mind and he had never been told or the government code sections he may have violated. For the Record • OiS"fjf llf ifJllS ErickW>,Lynellfl.andRobfrlL Mortin. Noel...,., ,,...rionJuanlt.i • Heller...,,, 6ad wta J ... n<l W1M1.om · flf .lfrt1rri1t~/t" ,,.,,1--.y lju\c he•on. Jar>el Altt ynne and FINAL DECREES Clwr!e~Jerry E,.I...,.. J111rl4 R09"•~. f'r'-'l'leri<kand Judith We~lltr, Jotnnilar A."'"" At not NL 5cott. Kat1>1een A. ano J•n,.,~ Ltt t'lau. P•1ticl• A, and Jame\ E. />jli~, Oro• and Ward G. ;=========='i"i Treto. Elw and Rilo '>1-,Jame~ R . ...,dH<o!'l'I F. IALn.a1E1tGIElOH fUHflAL HOWIE Corona del Mar 6 73·9450 C:OS!a Mesa 646-2424 IELLllOADWAT MOITUARY 11 0 Broadway. Cosla Mesa 642-9150 McCOIMICIC MOITUAIY Laguna Beach 494-9415 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 _. PACIFIC YllEW MIEMOllAL PAllC Cemetery Mor1uary Chapel Bivin~. Lewis T. Jr., itrtd Em Hr K, A).pinwall, Od>ra Lynn and Rotlert ,...,., Ravely, Barbara A. anCI tw«>ld Wllh,.mJr. Lamb, FrfCI Ill. "nd Jean l<>ui'f s 1 ......... ~. Pa"•Y R ..... e1 JM•Pfl Oetvtls Murpfly, Lynelle C.orot olnd Maurke ~ ... f>l!oruc:c11, Mic h.ae I A. lll>d l ydl.o E. \lel•"'fll<'•, Victor c . and Chrnlal L, Preley~o. Lr,,.,tte"'1<1 Rollfrl R..iy Dowd, Hele" B. •nd tra E . Flentye, Judith Ma11e and Ronald Miclw'I N'•ller, Gav1e Joan and Seymour OI•_., JolVI B. Jr. ""<I Eloi.,.. J. P1nni~. E:mily l(ay and James T'-na• Goll. C.1ori11 ,,...e and Juli~ Im.IS Young, Rebe<t" s. and ('.era Id E. ci..1-. Cllrist1ne A. and Ger.ildG. Death Notlcn WIM•URN SLACK W. WINBUSU.i, JR.~ ef NewPOt1 Be•cn, C.. Datt: of dNth ~-nn, ,,75. Survived by nl• .... ~ Vk· tori•, I .on Sta<k W Ill ot ,__.I Be.:h, l ffi;ght•rs, Wendy M...-pr,y of ANwnt Hiiis, C•. & Hf!<I• WinDumol Newl>Ort Bea<h. 1 brotri.r, O.vkl ....,,,... -n of S.11 Lllke City, Ut.oh, A ~Sier N•ncy Tin"'""" of S.n Antonio, T11us. l Gf•n<lchlldrtn. Gr•vesldf. "'rvlcf~ Ile claimed in an in- ter'"·iew that "somebody, and I don't know who, for some reason was out on a vendetta to see me re- moved rrom my direc-' torship. '' LYNN SA ID THE sud· d e n uppea rance of newspaper stories about his work ror VTN leads him to believe the ln· formation was purposely leaked. "This dirty trick type EX-DIRECTOR LYNN or thing is something I publicly disclosed he never conceived I'd ever owns more than $1 ,000 be involved in," Lynn in s t ock and earned said. "That a lone has $51 ,000 from Keene dimmed my enthusiasm Corporation, a company for government work."· that also does business "I certainly had no withthedislrict . idea or inkling that what Loritz w as a senior I did was a conflict and it vice president of _Keene had no e ffect one way oo prior to taking the top another on the way I vol-OCTD post six monlhs eel,'' he said. ago. "This conflict or in· ' ' Eve r y bod y i s terest thing is being car -m a nifes tl y cautious ried to an incredible ex-now," Lynn said . tre me," he said. "Who · "I guess if you m ake know s wh a t it is errors whether by de- anymore? Obviously my fault or com mission, own uttorney (the county they are still err ors," he counsel) didn't know for said. sure because I never '• But 1 w as so beard or the code section simplistic about it and until the stories came I've never been anything out." but forthright in m y The law in question is public service," Lynn an old code section pro-said. hi biting officers of a -gov· Lynn, a corporate at- ernment unit from earn· torney, said he will con- ing more than $250 in a cenlrate on building up 12-month period from a his practice now t,hal he company that s tands to no longer is a member of profit from the officer·s the transit board. actionsor vote. "It's onward and up· IN THE WAKE of Ly nn 's p r ob l e m s, Edward Loritz, the new OCTD genera l manager, ward now," he said.. "I sincerely feel 1 made some contribution to the transit district but there was still a lot to do.'' Damages Sought In Dog Bite Case SANTA ANA -Damages to be set by a tri al court were demanded last week by the father of a 7·year·old Huntington Beach girl who, the lawsuit states, was bitten on her race by a local couple's German Shepherd dog. The Orange County Superior Court lawsuit filed by Ron a ld E. Jenner, 20021 Colegate Circle, Huntington Beach, n ames Edward and Carme n Moriarty, 20021 Beaumont Circle, Hunl:ington Beach, as defendants. It is alleged that Nieole J enner, 7, was bitte n by the' Moriartys' dog OcL 19, 1973, while she played in the defendants' back> yard. 3500 Pacific View Drive Newoort Beach. wiltbfn.ldal llAM, Monday 11! P.:llic ----------------------- Cahforn1a 6 44·2700 View Memorial P11rk, Newporl 8ea<fl. P..,;:llk View Mor1u11ry <lltectors BU.Cl( PHtC FAMILY COLOHIAL fUHIEIAL HOME .JOSEPH P . BLACI(. resl<ltnl of FQ\ftla!n Valley, C.. 0.o!e ol death Au!ll>•I I, 197S. Survived b't' his wife, Mar it B. 8 1.-::k of Fo1,1t1t1in I/alley;,.,,,, JoseoPI P. Black, Jr, of f o..,!11n V11lley: O.U9fllrrs. Marie Paswre111 ol Fowil.,ln v .. 11ey, Ellen p,i;.,u_.,nu;, of AnaPlelm, Katfl1ffi"" Bl•ck ol LM V"9"5, Nev11..., and M.Jrg11ret Bl¥k ol F-1.lin Vlllley; l'l"lf-broll>ff, .Jofln Bl«I< of H-.Jers.ey; • 11ranOcnH<1r.,,.,. ~will be rKiled Mo...S..y,""9U51 11, 111 J:lO Plot, OilOlly Broll>ers a..p-1. F_r .. 1 m~s Tuesday •:oo AM. s.. s;.._, & .J.-CllU>0llc C"""cPI, HWll• INJICWI kKh. C•. Dilday 8rotners Mortu .. ry directors, 17911 e.acPI &oulev11rd, Hu..tington 8ekl\, C.. THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY 7801 Balsa Ave. Weslminsler 893·3525 SMtntS' MOITUAIT 627 Main SL Hunltogton Beach 536--0539 M:!-7711 Achieve real trust and respect for yourself and others. You'd like to have self-confidence, beller physical health, useful education, stronger famlty lies. A more rewarding Ille. But maybe there are a few things hanging you up. like frequent illness. At1 uninteresting job. Family discord. Or perhaps It's a drug or alcohol deptndency •. That'I no way to gel through lffe. But until now, !here hasn't been a sane solution. The answer Is Ol1neUc1. C'REMArlON,. •VIUAI.. AT SEA (714) ..... 74.11 24 Hour Service 2400 W. Coast Hwy., Suite F Newport Beach, Ca/if, 92663 Send Free PortkJ/io lo: NN.IE .....•• , ..•.•••..••. _ ••...•..•...•• _ .................................. . ~1.5 ....................................... , ........................... . QTY.,,., ....................................... ZIP,. ...................... . • With Dianetics ' . • We believe Oianelics is the lirat lotally ethical step to personal integrity. II wlll help give !he self-confidence and knowledge you need to conquer life 's setbacks. Dianeties is a dynamic course of :study offered by the Southern California Institute In Tustin . You learn at your own speed. And we guaraniee that Olanelics wfll work !or you. Or your money baclc Increase your financial success as a Oianelics counselor. Trustworthy. Caring , Respected . Helping others get clear. The first step towards total Peace of Mind. Oianelics9 is the trademark of L. Ron Hubbard in respect of t'lls published works. Vn, t ••nl lo know more 1bou1 Di•MI~ I und9rallNI lfll;l tl'left It rio obli(l1tlon to lftl"Of, bul ft I do. )'Ou gu1rantee Olar'ltliel will WoOl. lor "'9 at It ie lor 0H1er1 Or m1 """'9)" will be r1luno.d, NAME -------AGE_ ADDRESS--------- Clf'l" ___ $TATE-ZIP--m With Ol1netlca you wlll increase your , personal state of well-being. Become seU-confldenl, calm ~ a trustworthy pettOn who la easy to communicate with 1nd who allowa others 10 be lhemHlvet. You owe It to yourself and those around you to le1rn more about Oianelics. Mail thll coupon TodayJ DIANEJICS L. Ron Hubbard P'laia ® 1•51 l~ine Blvd.;Tualln,C.llfornla 92680 1.,¢_ .'1:.1i ' • J • Braniff Sued In Jailing ' . SANTA ANA -A blind woman who C!laims she was jailed as an illegal alien in Buenos Aires, Argentina, a fter being asis ured by BraniCf Airways officials that she would be flown to S.io Paulo, Brazil , s uecJ the airlirie Thursday for un· spec ifiedd~mages. · Eva Schimpf claims in her Orange County Superior Court action that Braniff offi cials failed to take their promised care of her lastOct.19 when she boarded her plane for Sao Paulo. She claims that when the aircrart landed at Lima, Peru; she "'·as placed on a flight for Buenos Aires where she was jailed as an illegal immigrant. Mrs. Schimpf asks that damages be set by the trial court. * * ANNOUNCING THE OPENING . ""oua LAGUNA BEACH GALLERY Suoday. Juog1t1I I 0, 1975 Feoluri"'.I One Of TM L""JOSI Sojoctloos Of Fine Graphle1 At Lowe1t Price• lulywhere PICA.ISO. CHAGALL MllO, CALDH, YASAlllY. FallDUHDll. APP1L, HUHDl1tl'W.U$ll. DAU .. ' aout..AHOll, ALVAA, TAMAYO, s1qu111os. J.UHtGA • MAMY OTHllS. 211 D lre.4wey ~ h-11., IC--C-leooJ.J Tel: 171414•4·4122 1310 v ..... " 11•4. ·~-Tit. 121 JI 111 ·lZ II Ann Landers OJ ADVISES In lhe DAILY PILOT DISCOVER ' . ' Students Get CSF Materials . l.lrfi ... * *-I< -I< * CHIC ACQSSORIES & CHRIS' FULLERTON -Cal >f. ¥-~ . th Ci t ?laza siate Fullerton already c:JOU Oas .i CU.E&AArl'IG 10tl l'l;liRS hasregisteredl~.'OOOstu· __ _:~~~!!!~i!iii!!ii!~~~~~~~~!!'!~~!"!!!!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!ll!!!!!llll~=---d e nt s for t h e fall semester and anticipates a Cinal count of 21,000, Registr a r John B . Sweeney has announced. Th e univer s ity, Sweeney said, is com. municatiog y,•ith the already r egistered slu· dents in order to inform them or courses assigned and the amount or fees due. He r equested that stu· dents who participated in early registration and who do n ot receive a class scHedule ree state· ment before Au g . 11 call 870·3773 or inquire in person in the lobby of Langsdorf Hall. Re~istralion materials and instructions for all eli gible s tudents who have not yet. registered for the fall semester will be m ailed on or about Aug. 15. THE EARL'S l"I._,....._, .. .... CCMllll. ~.,...,&an Af f~ ltcKMI ..., ___ Af lltltC.....~ 495-0401 s... r.o.,, "-'I-"'_, """"'· .... ...._. ...... ~- ·~i~1 I H~l71J I I Ji;."", STONEWARE PLANTERS ·-1 glazed with water proof, lead free glaze.~ of a kind pots. HANDMADE ON OUR POmRS WHEEL SAVE UP TO 60% AT OUR FACTORY Buy direcr from the potter High quality hi-fired pots, handmade, and g lazed, one of a kind stoneware pots. Deale rs welcome HEAVY DUTY MACRAME 4 FT, LONG '9.00 VALUE ON SALE FOR $3,50 1·· Pot Rei. S!.80 ou.r $350 P11ce &" Pot Rei. SJ.DO . f ' Pot Reg. S5.DD Olli $250 DU R $200 Price PRICE .. StonEwal'E 'tVESI "fW, .M..C. o., o-!PolU•y -.!....,,_" !l.\-!11=+.. 1904 E. Edinger Ave. Sana Ana Phone 558-1714 ' , .. 1 HOURS: MON. TO FRI. IG-5 SAT. 11).3 CLOSED.SUNDAY ' I " I ' r Ml J a1 . .. .Do er( 'mo ' I : 1 ,ta11 •wh :to ' I .anc :.Ro )IU• fro yet •Sta .evt jha s p., ing ~~ !llr ,.. t:i -Clac Inf n ... 1 wh J ae del Ila; Uc an( ' ;iig Od l ii I eaJ! ' '0 ..... yet bn a .. iec • 11 ii>li tee ~I~ Ala tiho Aid .c ••• ... ran llu· _.._ • .. DAILVPILDT AJJ Stars' Kids Start at the T'?p · By DAVID DUGAS NEW YORK (UPI) -Llzo Minnelll, Candice Bergen, .Jane and Peter Fonda, Beau ,and Jeff Brld1ea, Michael .Douglas: Hollywood 's home-erown star• are more and 'more in evidence the1edays. ' And the llat keeps growing. : The combination ot looks, ;talent. luck aad fortitude is :what countJ, 10 tl'a atlll okay •to be born ln Winnetka, 111,. :and change your name from :Roy Fitzgerald lo Rock :Hudson. But it helps lo hail from Beverly Hills or (better ,yet) Bel Air and have a movie .star for a parent. At age 11, .even Tatum O'Neal knows that. · l So doe1 Scott Newmon. Paul Newman's eldest offspr- ing and only son was signed up for a bit part ln "1be Great Waldo Pepper" because the ~rector, George Roy Hill, ,.111 an old family friend. that in turn got the 24·year- 'a.d aspiring actor a Job In -Clad's picture "The Towering Inferno," playing a young fireman . THE HANDSOME Scoll, whose mothe r is actress Jackie Witte, says he has no delusions about inheriting lflardom. "I've been making it on my own since I Wal 20 and I know I have to keep du. · ij:ig it." He recently compJet· ed his first starring role --in a Charles Bronson movie c!alled ''Breakheart Pass.'' . ., One of the prettiest of the ·oew crop is De von Scott, 16- year-old brown -haired , . brown-e yed d a ughte r o r George C. Scott by the actor's &econd marriage. , In her first professional act- iilg chore Devon played a teenage daughter on the ~hort·lived "We'll Get By" televU!ion series created by Alan Alda, star of the ''Muh'' l:how and son of actor Robert Alda. , Carrie Fisher seems a natural as the worldly ~Dager who seduces War· Nn Beatty in "Shampoo." iut •ould she have been .. t .SC01T NEWMAN Paul'• H1nd1ome.8on hired if · she weren't the daughter of· Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher? At 18 she can shrug off such quesUons. Somebody once asked her what it was like being Deb- bie's daughter. "Compared to what?" asked Carrie. Being tl'i.e daughter of a famed Hollywood star gave a publicity advantage to Taryn Power, raised by her actress mother Linda Christian after father Tyrone's death in 1958. Older sister Romina has found work only in minor European productions, but Taryn, at 21, is trying for Hollywood. She recently com- pleted her firs t movie there 't\'ith Dennis Hopper, having already made her American debut with Richard Cham- berlain in ''The Count of Monte Cristo'' for television. SHE IS NOW in Spain co- starring with another Hollywood offspring, John Wayne's son Patrick, in "Sin-· bad and the Eye or the Tiger." Also in the cast is Topo Swope, actress daughter of Dorothy McGuire. "When you're born into a tradition you seem to have no other choice,'' T aryn says falallatically, rererrinl not only to her p.lircoll but to her grandfather, Tyro'ne Power Sr., who began his movie career in llollywood't 1Uent era. Taryn say1 1he 1lways wanted to be an actreu llDd remembers ''I_pretendedbav· insr screen teals when I was 5,,,. NO SUCH dreams entered, the head of 5-ye ar-old Melanie Griffith who, now nearing 18, says she vaguely remembers meeting Alfred Hitchcock while her mother Tippi Hedren ("The New Grace Kelly") was making "The Birds" and ''Marnie." But a chance came last year when Arthur Penn cast Melanie as a run-away teen- ager in Gene Hackman's ''Nleht Moves.'' She has since don·e ''Smile'' about a California beauty contest with Bruce Dern and has a starring rol e with Paul Newman · and Joanne Woodward in "The Droning Pool." 1£ the name · Carradi'ne is heard a lot around flollywood these days it Is not only because John Car- CARRI E FISHER Daughter of Eddie radine111on David is the head guru or TV'1 i•Kun1 Fu." Keith ·c1rradl11e. 13 years younger! now 1eem1 to have emer1ea as a 1lar with hit sixth olct'Ure, Robert Altmanrs "Nashville,•• for which he also comPoHd and performed two principal · 1on11. . Having a movie star for a parent open s doors In Hollywood. Keeping them open long enough to establish a career is harde r. Robert Mitchum's sons J im and Christopher, both past :l), · are still struggling movie ac· tors rather tha n stars. Of Burt Lane aster's Ci v e children, only son William ha1 so Car Mown interest in Cllms. But after working with his Cather in the six-part TV series "Mose8, the Lawgiver," Bill Lan- cuter already has d~lared he is quitting acting for a career in screen-writing. He recently sold hi• first scri~. DAVIDLADD,oneorthefew movie star kids to achieve stardom as a child actor, re- tired al age 14 ("My lather wanted me to have a normal life"). He has tried tor a com- eback as an adult, but the late Alan Ladd's boy, now 28, has had limited success. Non- acting brother Alan Ladd Jr., on the other hand, is Vice President for World-wide Production of 20th Century· Fox. Hollywood offspring who lack -or arc spared -the acting bu g, can find themselves in jobs as diverse as TV newscaster (Ingrid Bergman's daughter Pia Lindstrom), princess (Grace KeUy's Caroline) and combat photographer (Errol Flynn's son Sean who disappeared while covering the Vietnam war). The real estate agents and used car s ales men are too numerous to mention. But the second generation actors and actresses are in- creasingly &potted in the credits of m ovies and TV shows. NEPOTISM HELPS WHEN YOU WANT TO BE A STAR Keith Carradine (Son of John) and Devon.Scott (Daughter of G•orv• C.) J. HERBERT HA l ~eivellers Fine /c"'Cflers J 5if11ersmiths Since 1898 7Jre ,Lindner Collecticm3ro11i €n9la11d A superb gallery of t/1e \vorks of Doris Li11d11er, • renow11ed for her ~culptures of horses ond dogs, is 1101v avoilob/e at /-la/l's. /11 a new technique of cold-casting, these bronte masterpieces ore truly o connoisseur S choice, but 5t1rp,risi11gfy priced at gift.giving cost. Showr1: Dachs/1u nd, $I 50. Co/feet/on starts from $8.50. . SOUTH COAST PLAZA· SANT A AHA FASHION Sl;IUARI WESTMINSTER MALL.PASADENA PUIMTI HILLS MAU..-WOODUHD HIUS PlOMltlAKSANTA Al«TA PASHIOM PAii JC Penney • t [ I I • • • ' • . '• I t ) . " • ' I ' ' • -- ~ .. ' Clearance · sale! Wool and ·leather su~t• at a big 40% to 57% off! .. {,. Now 41.99 I I ('/ I I ltW lit fllr. ,.,. fllr m •MS. s-now on the Pci\lflO lftl:dUN of l.1•~ight woof end •utlM IN'!Mf In 3-plece double "'1it peotsultl. OIOOM ... on'I Wllftf.11 lm.lf1 51)'1es, COfot tothtllll!Miol'l's •nd' ' llOli<t!I ... ln<:ludll'tg • .,;nyt trimmed •etYfk/wooi blend. Tiiis could be IM badlbonlt of • 'M>"*''' ,,---.._ 1•11 wardrobe, 10 dO shop 11•1ly IOf' the i.,1 1elect1on In ~our ll:re. Qr~! cofOl9 in mblH ••Its. ........ .t -•JCP-r ...... Now 2988 • ~-!!'.' I-<· ... I • 'l • • • • • • • • ' •••• t ' ' • • ~ ~ 203 off , . all custom I \ '· slipcover ; ·· . and I I upholstery ; I i fabrics I ' '· and labor. .. \ : -~~-!-" ·-· -· ... -... -·. ---.... -..... : ... .-~-----....:; l.. . • . . ---. . ---- Our enHre line of sllpcover and reupholstcry febric reduced a big 20~:.. and you save 20~k on tl'le l1bor 1001 Choose lrom hundreds of samples In your own home. Let our decorator ml111nd match to your deco r . .... prices en.ctl•e tor 1 liml1ed time only • LAklWOOO (2f3J 134-7000 MONTCLAIR (714) 121-311 t Nl!.W,OR1' BEACH (714) "44-2313 NOATitAIDG! (213) 115-1414 ORANGE 'THI! CITY' (71•) U4·1IOO ...... , •. ·r-· ........... '"'·•·it • .... , ' l • ' ' .... •••• ' • ,.,;~ l '· .f ... ' I .. • AJ2 DAILYPILOT GREAT BUY Shoulder bags 5.99 Soft vinyl bag with flap pockets on out side. Assorted fall colors ' ' ' ' •. SUPER ~UY Ladies print knee hi's ·99c tJlachine wash nylon w1l h assorted screen pnnts. One size ftts alt GREAT BUY Gals' Tops 6.99 Perfect to add to your back to school wardrobe. ~y/cotton gauze top in navy/red/ and while plald combinations. Machine washable. S ,M.l . Gals' Muslin Pants 8.9.9 Gals' pants in polyester / cotton blend. Machine washable. Several colors to choose from. l BIG VALUE Gingham Checks & Rondo Prints 98t; Penn-Prest Gingham Checks 44/45" wide a nd 100% Cotton Rondo Prints 35/36" wide go well into everything. Dresses, tops, curtains and dusters. Great for back to school. Assorted prints. 1.29 . Broadcloth Prints. Great to add to your wardrobe. 44/45'' wide. 2 .29 . Sewing Chest. Plastic w/removable t ray . 3 .2 1. Scissors. Stainless steel w/plastic moulded handle. BIG VALUE Norelco Coffee Maker 29.99 · Drip tilter. 12 cup ca pacity. Signal light goes on when coffee is ready. (H D5135). DRAPES SPREAD S SLEE PING BAGS LOW PRICE Rival Crock Pot 14.99 3'h qt. capacity for soups, st8ws, more. A rea l hand y kitchen helper. (3 100) r------~-----~-------------1 I I I I I I I I I I Close-up Toothpaste Nt. wt. 5.4 L•m••2 O!rer eop'"" Allijull I I '· 129 Mylanta Liquid 12 ti. Ol. I "'"1 2 ()lier E•PHft ,.Ul)U~I II I . ,-------------,-------------· I I I I I I I I I I I I \----THE -TREASURY -~ ,_ ----------·---- ..... • 159 Tame Creme Rinse 18 11. oz. l•m•!Z Qll•• ••P"•• Au{luG! 1, 179 Solarcaine Aerosol Spray 4 11. oz. L•m•I Z Otf<!f e•ptr•• AuguSI 11 ·-------------·------------· I I ;) THE-TREASU.RY , •----------' 'J ---iHETREASURY ~ •------- I _ .. __ I .. {· I I I I ~· I I 59¢ O·Tips Cotton Swabs 170'• l""'' l onw ''""'' "'"111191,11 I\ ·~ 149 Selsun Blue Shampoo 4 11. Ol. L1m1t2 0!111t•<tUfet A11g11at !1 I . ~------------~-------------- r---------------------------I I ' TREASURY COUPON : ~-£.7.~ Blue Bonnet Save 31¢ : Soft Margarine Reg. 70• : 2-s oz . Tubs . c arton 39c I Good 8/10 thru 8/16. Present coupon with it1m. I Limit on1 eoupon per custom1r. Ona item p1r I coupon. Good only ti Tr11sury Suparm irkat. . With Coupon ~-----------~--------------I I I I I I I I I TREASURY COUPON Carrots 1 lb. Cello Pkg. I Good 8/10 lhru 8/16. Prestnl coupon with item. I Limit one coupon per customer. Ont item per I coupon. Good only at Tre1511ry Supermarket. Great Buy gt; W'lth Coupon ··--------------------------: TREASURY COUPON : . : Manhattan save 2a' : ! Wieners Reg. 77' : ': Tasty Tender 49c :, 12 oz. Pkg. Good.8/10 thru 8/16. Present coupon with item. Limit one coupon per customer. One Item per C I I COU'POfl. Good Oflly 1t l r11sury Supe1mt1ket. With oupon I I ---------------------------~ WA PAIS! 8Mch II °""""horpe •Open w11l1de)t tt30 to lt.30. 8undl)lll 10 10 I . OUNe• Ctty Dr. 8t a.den Grow Btvd. • Ooen iwol...,,. 10 tot. 9Jnm,. 10 to e. SAMTA ......, 3800 So. en-. DI So. Coooi l'lua • Open Doily 9:30 IO •· au..,. 10 10 e. /I ' ' ') r • ' ' .,. ' ~; .. ; • • • ' . I I I I I ' • I , il - ' ! lj• • I I • r I ' I r r I I ' I I I ' • ... '· ~i " • ' r , l I • r.·· ·,/ •. • " I ' / /, ~ \ .. I -~ ' •:· . ' .. .. I, ... , . ._ • , D41LY PILOT SECTION B ~.August.t0, 1915 • iMake Plans, llold Drills To Save Lives ' . I By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI oru.. o.llrPl•suet Fire -like traffic accidents. , terminal disease, or even death -is a misfortune which always seems lo befall ''somebody eJse." . Few people prepVe for fire although, unlike other personal disasters, it is one disaster ~bout which they can do something to increase their chances for sur- vival 1 Tragedy visited the home of ''somebody else'' in the Orange Coast area just two weeks ago. An $80,000 blaze rushed through the Mission Viejo re- sid e n ce of Mrs . Barbara Maycock, killing her and her two children, S and 7. • Would you have gotten out alive? If it isn't ''somebody else'' next time, here is what you can do to survive a major residential fire. Wint THE HELP of your Jocal fire department draw up a fire escape plan which will provide you with two exits Crom every room. Drill with the plan on a re- gular basis and inform guests and babysitters about the plan. Arrange for a safe meeting place for the family to gather \ after the escape and advise the first fire unit on the scene if ever· yone is accounted for. ·remen say there is no place in th: use that is safe during a fi re. The re, getting out is the first order of iness. CAR, BIKE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECT!l-IT COU LD BE TYPICAL FAMILY GARAGE Tr•gedy-Thl• Mloolon Viejo Home, KllHng -lier, Two Children Carl Downs, Orange County fire w arden a nd state forest ranger, warns that homeowners s hould not attempt to extinguish more than the most minor of fires by them selves. tial in a fire situation, according to Downs. "One or the biggest problems you may face is the willingness of the children to accept the fact that once the alarm is given they must leave the house immediate- ly without looking for their pets or valued possessions. This m ay mean jumping from a second- story.window. '' SfAY LOW to the floor. The air' there is somewhat cooler and cleaner because heat and smoke rise. "Even then, make only one at- t em pt after e v acu a ting the house," he s uggests. "Call the ftre d epa rtm e nt from a neighbor's house.'' When making your escape, don't panic. This will take some e rfort but it is absolutely essen· ''If you are a wakened by smoke or heat do not stand up," Downs advises. "Head for the · noor and calmly assess the situa- tion. Then im plement your fire escape plan. Wake up the family by banging on the walls, shoutin g or whistling. ' Devices such as rope or chain ladders secured on the inside of windows provide an alternative to jumping. (See FIRE SAFETY, Page BZI Your Home Needs Alarm One s ure w ay of obtaining vital early warning of a r esidential blaze can be obtained by installing an automatic fire detection alarm system in the home. Basically, there are two types of systems -smoke and heat detectors. They range in price from about $50 to $100, according to Capt. Tim. Sappok of the County and State Cooperative Fire, Forestry and Rescue Department. "Smoke detectors are usually photoelec- tric or ionization types. Heat detectors, on the other hand, warn of a flaming fire in the im- mediatt: area of the detector. A smoke detec· tor is designed to wam you al the first trace of s moke," he explained. SMOKE DETECTORS, even though they m ay be located far away from the source, he said, work because smoke and gases will travel to the area where the detector is mounted. Ideally, a home alarm system should in- clude smoke detectors in all parts of the house, according to Capt. Sappok, although the costmay run several hundred dollars. "If you cannot afford this.expense some very real protection is possible with one smoke detector on each floor or one smoke de- tector placed between the bedrooms and the rest of the house," be says. . Smoke detectors operate either off bat· teries or household current. When purchasing a unit make sure it has been a pproved by a n a- tionally recognized fire-testing laboratory such as ~Underwriter's Lalx>ratory (UL) or Factory Mutual FM). OWNERS OF new homes may already~ have s moke detectors without knowing it. Ac- cording to California state law all homes for which plan checks were submitted to building departments after July 1974 are required to have them. The law specifies that all dwelling units be provided with "detectors of products of com- bustion other than heat" which are to be mounted on the wall or ceiling of corridors leading to bedrooms. Where sleeping rooms are on an upper level, the detector's are to be located at the center of the c eiling directly above the stairway, according to Sec. 1413 of the Uniform Building Code. ,_ ---· •1 & 11 W@O:!J rr ·®®[fWU©® 1.5 bUUon Is not expected to meet demands. Tbe av1U1•1Hty or canning supplies bas concerned consumers and government of- ficials for many months. Charles J •. Carney <D-Obio), chairman of the House Subcommittee on Commodities and Services, told a bearing in June that the shortage or replacement lids is concen- trated in the northern midwest and northwestern. states. W. A. Kerr, president of Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corp., '11 S. Shatto come, and a portion from the boosing authority. The portion ol. real paid by the authority is referred to as the housing assistance payment. The certificates are Jssaed on the basis of HVD- establlshed priorities for famWesof indivlduals displaced by gov· ernmental action and veterans and on lbe housing aathortty's poUcy of giving preference toresideats of member cities. lnquJrfes can be mailed to Orange County Housing Authority, 21ZZ N • Broadway, Suite 204, Santa Ana, CA 9Z7M. I I Got a problem? Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut r ed tape, getting the answers and action you need to solve inequities in govanment and busi· nes!. Mail your questions to Pal Dunn At Your Service, Orange Coast Daily Pilot, P .O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 . lnch«fe your telephone number. The.column ap~Ma.ckUly except Saturdays and Mondays. P h t otiraplttr Stulo Barri t o Flll.t DEAR fAT: After our baby waa born.. we Were besieged by pbotogr•phers telephoning to sollcU. our.o business. We selecte;d Town and Country Studios of Fountain Valley. The photographer came·to our house and when we made our selection, he said that the 1~ slt'des were included iD'""the Oeal. Wherf'the photographs weredeli.Vered, the slides weren't there. When I phoned to inquire about \his, lllearned lhit the pbOtographer•s phone had been dis- ccmtected.'l ;m concerned because I had ag~ to lel our son's photos be used for model releases. I now decided t'h at I don't wailt to be associated with this firm in any way, but l can't find out how to contact it. · D. F ., Costa Mesa '• • flace, Los Angele s, CA, told the bearing that Kerr's pcoduetionof home canning jars in 1975 wUI be approximately 20 percent less Utu.1974 to permit caps and lids lo be sold as separate unitl In In· creased quantities. He said Ke rr is operating: at capacity ud ln- ltalling facilities to manufacture lids for the first time in Its own plant. Kerr apparenUy feels that supplies are large enough to Join witb General Foods in a special promotloa for Sanka coffee, however. Sauka, packaged in a caanlng jar wllb Iida, oilers 12 Kerr cannlng lids for ZS cents plias two innerseals,from Saab cof- fee. Senator Robert Byrd (0-W. Va.) bas al.keel. tbe Federal Trade ComfDlsslon to investigate tb.ls offer as a possible ma1r commercial practice. In resppn&e ·io Senator BjnJ.ll'eter DeLuca of General Foods said bis Coiil pany ls not doillg altythlng,n falr. He estimated that ''theofferb7Sallka wW atuiae less&llu~/llof one percent of this year's pi:ojeded prodm:ctloa,.ol all C,...I Uds." Kerr and other maallfa~arers are al&oea.Ung ,.,plies based on 1974 distribution, wltb increased sappUes d.istrilMl&ed oa a pro rata basis. C.Nllltr Rmm•g S ..... .tfa P ... lled DEAR PAT: Would you try to·find out libout.the new reder al "rental.subsiay program for low income ·people? Wh ere can I get informati9n about apply;ing and bow does this program work? Town and Coun'1y no l09(er b11 a Po•l office box at lbe FouDt. tabl Valley Posl Offtce, aad ita studio lD Las Vegas apparently V. G., Costa Mesa .., closed. The '°"-otlltt caa 'Pf'O•lde "" •>:'la. the 1tadlo'1 ~ .~ •-ardilll odd~• IJo·~ ~1-11'1111--m•lloll'wlll -•! •· Tiie Onap'ComJty-.A_ty ... ncel .. d •l!J>n>val $1, bot 11 oppeuo lo be Ille oab' ,.41.to l•llil!;"-u4 Q[oulty , , i~:-u-I •PPll••-1•.,. uJll ·of ~-1 ...a.ii-no ..,...t locolllia' ••-mlier,t~~t • t.iiolooeol ..a11111.a,tM!itAll!ee -• lnet to be •warded to OCHA ,frolil Ult tf.B; Doportme9l of ........... i.M11a.......&iilddreao ........ •olber,U-lo ' ,. .. l•a'd.UrbuO..-.li;_...,.....,.._$1.5mU. •••DaMe. Y"'I .... .., the ~ 10 ""'""''-· llilor!"olloe by. year. Tiie aa~ty wlll. tole oppllc-a llO: the Sectloe I p11o11e 1n>~11 Olijco illy •Jle"'-~CH!'O•\Jooa la be' !!'OU'!" ID oppn>ldm•telJ -mOB!lt,.: .. ,. •-•· chlrmn lq .. Id. tbe aome lit Ille ftrm o..i·1to earreat post otllce of111e·!iija11D1;outhnt1, up1.-o.1 t.hl ~· wW pn>vlde boxeaml>tt.' · -h-, -. . :, ' , • •\., tw.~ ftollitldlos IO :lll"elclerly, -...U.'appMI oad disabled '· ~· i', , 1 • • ,:,; ,. • ' \ .. ~ falBlllli; a.Dd to l3t eUClllle IMJ . ..._e fan1.illet. So9tla Coat ,,. 1 ;,,8 · 1 II 1 "~ '--~ 8 · · ., -. pre-tty blvolved le 111e pn>an• llldude Hutt.st• • .,•1111 11,. •• n "I~ .. ~¥fl"v ·~·; {llollll'IAfD••~°'c.."• .... s..1a.acap1a1neowhilillo· DEAR PAT: 1wpuld1u.,-1<>.n0!! w•y w.e ciin'tll'!l••Y•~ }' .~aledareoaor0r-.c;.,.11ty.M-•aolcltlaatellilbi.JIP' nine 1upplle1. There are lots 'ol to plet~ jatYtld comblnaU<lnt' Pll<ua wRI recel•• • -.i...tla•l·wlll eatlllnM• to• •t. available but no screw bands and Uds. &be member cities or ~riled area8 and a~otlate wttb a ' w p N rt Be h homeowwerfora leaaewblcbwUlbewlUtblllmltaHtmpbyRUD-. • .•. ~wpo •c --·u·•·•F1Mr11~n-11•k-lleolll ·•~ al --or O --.~-I l••~IJOPPft" Domood for ....... aappllea ID 11'1' u4 llll•ua -the of Ille !nae oed lbe ..it, 1M _,. wW recel•e • porUoa ol ,..t -loot 111 Ille 'JaterJ> el Ille~. r.tll pnol-of•-In• Ille teeHt, opprodmotel,y2S-toftlaelr odjeltedaeti. .. . " ··, .. · -.. Figuring Cost Per Servin g ol Cer eal DEAR PAT: Js1hereanywaytofigureoutthecostperserving in a box of bre akfast cereal? I know some of the nonsugared varieties must be more expensive than others, but it's hard to de- termine which are most economical. E .C:• Newport.Beach An average serving of cereal Is one ounce. Divide le ., number of ounces in the package into the cost of tbe entire pack1g:e to determ lne cost per serving. Keep in mind tbat cereals va.ry greatly la density because ol dHferences in form (pd"fed, naked, rranules, and sofortb) and .ln«redlents (sugar and oil add wefgbt). Cbeck the nutrient statement to find out bow macb 10I need to eat to have a one-ou.nce serving and compare DIRrtnta, calorie• and costs on the basis of welg:bt rat.her t!ta• Yol•me.. Your 1>¥t. cereal values are whole grain products that you •cook (oalmeal); toasted, cracked or rolled wheat, and an.refined c-. meal. Next best are the milled enriched cereals that you cM, 1R1Cb as farln1, cream of rice aad. degermed corn me al. •.c economical ready-to-eat cereals are those with tbe le11t amRDI of au.gar and fat. Choose brud.s made with whole gralu and tho8e wltll nutritious added iaireaients, such as soy, dry mUk, wbeatgerm, bran and raisins.. BotelNot~t-Tllett DEAR PAT: We vacaUmedlastJuly attheArubaC.rib~an Hotel.and Casino , Executlve House Hotel in Aroba, West Ia«lies, ill.the Caribbean. Our room was buraJarized and vandaliaed du.r-· .. in& our stay, but we were assured by the assistant manager that ... tbll hotel's insurance company would make compensaUOD "*'our- dama;ced an'd stolen articles. We've written to Executive House, bat.wt have not received a response. ls there any possible way we can be reimbursed for our losses? · S.L., Hunllnitoo lleocb MIHoe Fluecklger, g ... nl ••HIV o( Aniba Cori-llotel alld Casino, reports tlaal tbe hotel la aot """1Jred to P"'1tde C!Overi.ge for our penonaJ poues.aiw1 e•n: ~ _pse of a~· Tiie ltotel la re1pon1lble -1y for damage. ~ .itcar We· .. owa aeallteace. You shoD1d have proviM·H•erace fw PMlelliOlla tb.rou•la bomeewaer'a or t.r•"'*'• ._,nee. . ' j I J ' . #-OIJL V PIL.Of ' Si,inday. Augutt 10, 1975 otline Staffers '111.e Center, also known as the Youth tem. Center, is ln urge nl need of people lo ff a 2.fi ·hour hotline. Shifts can be done at me and can involve a commitment or only ce or twice a month. Volunteers are fully ined at the Centu, 132 E. 18th St., Costa esa. Information is available at 642-0377 days through Thursdays between 10 a.m. _ noon and between4and6p.m . -~~~. With Huntington Beach's reopening of the ft.t:Adventure Playground (across from the new !ff<'1J:>rary in what used to be a gravel pit ). there's ~ heed for volunteen lo help youngsters in un· ctured play. About a dozen helpers 21 and der are needed 11 a.m. to 5 p.m . Tuesday gh Saturday. Call the Voluntary Action ter, 960·3312, to volunteer. ~· ..,.._") Mature male companionship for youths is T'needed by the Orange County Probation Deparlment for ils V.I.P . (Volunteers in {"robation) program. Volunteers have the op· fortunity to work on a onc·to-one basis with 1uveniles and also lo join in group field trips and outings. A new orientation schedule has just been set up. Information is available at 530-2370. A certified lab technician, or at least so· 111eonewith extensive training, is badly needed by a busy agency in Huntington Beach. For a chance for varied experience, as well as lheop· portunity to perform a needed service one evefting a week , call 900-3312or530-2370. For those who enjoy woodworking, eramics, or related crafts, two local boys' clubs are seeking volunteer crans directorS. :-The young boys are eager to learn, and one -~enter has excellent machine tools wh.ile !.another has a kiln and molds. Adults are re- quested at both clubs. The hours and days are -'flexible. ~· ., petp for 't'ou .. - ~~Small Claims e· . -· -..,. ln every county in California there is a court where legal disputes are hand.Jed in an i Wlcomplicated manner and where attorneys :!~renot allowed: tbesmall claims court. In small claims court you may sue for up J.to$500. As with any other court, a judge hears the case (no jury is allowed in small claims ' (:.court ). And, as in other cases, only persons .1 who are 18 or older may file a su.it, unless they ... ::have a parent or guardian "'ho will accortt-- pany them t~ourt . "" Even though the limit is $500, many peo- l <"r>le "'ho have a clai.m somewhat higher tend to ~Teduce their request to $500. file in small '?<Claims court and a void aUorney's fees. Ho"·ever , one disadvantage is that the ~'plaintiff (the person who files the suit) cannot ..,,appeal the case if he loses. On the other hand, ".'.if the defendant <the person who is sued) loses ·the case. he can appeal. :• Filing a s mall claims case is quite simple. 1 You must obtain the necessary forms from the ... ~clerk of the court and follow instructions on how lo fill them out. '_, At,.Lhe time you file the case, you must pay -a $2 fil1ng fee. You must state on the form the name and address of each person you are suing, the amount or money which you are claiming, and a brief statement of the nature of the case. You may not serve.this order yourself, but the clerk may serve it for you by certified mail (for a charge of $1 .50), or for a slightly greater fee you may have the marshall or the sheriff serve it for you . To 't'oar Health Hair Coloring If you 're thinklng of coloring your hair, remember that hair dyeing is an "iffy" busi- ness: If you have healthy hair and scalp, if you are generally healthy, if you follow directions precisely, and if you don't expect miracle re· suits you will probably be safe, and even hap- py, coloring your hai r. The Food and Drug Administration has a fact sheet which may help you, called "If You're Coloring Your Hair." This reprint from the "FDA Consumer" explains what the different types of hair coloring are (sue h as oxidation dye, metallic dye, etc.), and how each can affect your hair. The fact sheet is available free from C-onsumer lnforme1tion, Dept. 42, Pueblo. Colorado81009. Final Clean Up On All Suminer FuhiOM I 3l50°/oOFF , ~0129 PAClflC COAST HWY. Q038 :S. WESlfRN Al CALlE MAYOR ADAMS AVE. SAN PIDRO ·'. JORRANCE MUNTINGlON 6EACM 547.309 378-2705 •71'1063 1211 - • ~ire S~f ety in _the Ho~e • • • • FIREMEN ASSAULT FATAL BLAZE ON TWO FRONTS AT HEIGHT OF RESIDENCE RRE Thia Woo .Scene ot Bllrbare Moycock Home Two WMk• Ago In Minion Viejo Meter-reading Hazards Reading water meters --and gas and l'lec· tric meters, too. I suppose --is '1 litlJe more hazardous and adventurous than reading The Daily Pilot. The instant you walk iltlo a residential yard, you've left the world you 've known. You're often on an alien planet. You're often in the domain of the family dog. The odds are al least 1,000 to 1 he or she won't appreciate the "isit by a stranger. Dog owners don't re· aliie this, of course, and beckon meter re- aders to "come on." That's what oc· curred to me. one morning while I was reading waler meters _.,.,,... in a residential ar~a. ""'~~~= The instant I stepped into the_yard, ~ hU,ge -~~1>'1~'j>=ef~~ dog, ea!ily the size of a compact King Kong. bared its teeth and started charging . "Don't worry, Plu.to "''on't bite." A cheery feminine voice called out that reassurance through an open kitchen window. Oh? That \voman may have known the dog wouldn't bite. 1 mu y h::ive known it. But did the pooch? That was my one thou ~ht as I hurdled the back fence, richocheted off three garbage cans and dropped into the saf cty of the alley. I DON'T KNOW hou· it is.elsewhere but in tbe area where f read meters if a residence or business has an unfriendly dog: it's so noted on the~elistomer ·s page in the route book. ''Bad dog" is written in bold letters. Of course if a family moves into a hous.e --a "bad dog" coming along --from one month·s re· ading to another and the meter reader doesn't know about the animal, the introductions often aren't too formal. L There are three types of meters and. t had a crack at all three. One Is the .. old type." Tho meter is outdoors. buried ln a hole abol.Jt two fe~t square and four to five feet deep. A heevy metal lid, about the size of a garbage can lid, covers the opening. . Because the bottom of the hole is generally dark, dreary, damp and <in season) quite heavily populated with creepers and crawlers, the re- ader usually has to use a nashlight and gym-. nasties to gel the figures. Of course if you lean too far into the hole. at the very least your !unglasscs will slide from your nose. Sometimes you drop in a ballpoint. That means you have to submerge and take the chance of never being seen by man again. The more conventional meter is the most widely used. It's usually under the kitchen sink or sOmewhere in the basement. I was surprised at the number of housewives who didn't know the location. One woman told m e if she had to shut off the water in her house, she'd run to the Clre plug al the corner. Why did I want to be a meter reader for a week? Haven 'l you ever heard of the wild 1:1dven· turesofthese guys? Readers do have all sorts of adventures on their daily rounds but usually manage to survive. And as far as the proverbial gorj:?eous blonde, brunette or r edh('ad. clad only in a footba ll ht>lmet, tackling a readt:'r "''hile he·~ on the job in the basement, forget it. I DID BOUNCF. off the floor sl'\"eral times bnt an adult female had nothing to do "''ilh the disasters .. I either hit my head on a low beam or went tripping over dogs, cats, kids, camping gear, last week's wash. this week's wash, next "'eek 's wash, pool balls, stacks or magazines, bikes, roller skates and otber a·ssorted games, toys, equipment and 'bodies. A runaway pet mouse really flipped me one anernoon. Meter readers used to carry ''spray guns'' lo keep unfriendly dogs at safe distances but too many or the boys were too trigger-happy. Now I have a confession: Too many of the boys were "book reading'' and about two weeks after l finished my brief career, t he whole crew Was canned. I 'm sure many or the former re- ader's tboutbtl wa! a city spy. A relltler "book reads" wheti he estimates the figure ff<tm_the previous month or months. Jf he does this for a coup1~f dozen stops, you can easily see he quickly gains 3Q minutes for a cof- fee break. ·. " "Book reading," of cou"'r:se ha'S been going on for years and certainly isn't\he monopoly of any one city. I might even have done, some or it m)'l!lelt if I had been on the job long enoOgh. But it -wouldn't have helped. '-.. I was assigned to areas where there were-.q_o restaurants. Only one housewife mentioned cof- fe e when I got inside the house but the invitation was for the following month. Great. That was that and J fmished the day with my long\.l i:,.hanging out. OarueJ Halligan is o retired newspaperman who tPOrked at 132 jobs in three years -cuking and gel· ling no special treatment -as tlie basis of this col · umn, aboul the kind of employes we all take for grunted. The column will continue as loog as he can keep f111d1ng new jobs. ~aders with questions and commenls m.ay u1rite to him in core of lhe Daily Pilol . For personal replies enclose s!amped self- addre1sed envelope . FABRIC WAREHOUSE SALE INVENTORY .·REDUCTION TIME!! TIE.OYE " a&c SUMMER FABRICS COTTON 2, .. ~~~.,_.,..... Yo. STOCK CLEARANCE!! ~~~':,~~rf" 11• MAnl 78~o. JERSIY PRINTS .)r WM:k-fvl IW!t 11n ... nrn1 83~n. lACE $.II" t.., U 'f4. hstel Colon BATIK •• $:LIO con Oii 58~. PRlllTS "WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR FALL SHIPMENTS" SALE ST ARTS TODAY SUNDAY, ALL STORES! I.A. OPEN IDDAY 11 AM TO 5 PM * MANY OTHER ITEMS * MARKED DOWN FOR THIS SPECIAL SALE! NATURAL 7ac KNITS YO. .s4"-60" t~ $4 Yd. 1M ... Yfllfl UIAlllllE ltlY' Wod.-rw.: CWy 1m ... nrn1 !!~~.!!Tl 87~o . 60" WU-DE~ 1.ENOTHS ' <From Pace Bl) ' . 1afe, brace your aboulder agaJnfl the door and open It cautiously. ffe ready to. slam the door if heat or smoke rushes ln. Another method Is to tie a length of rope to an eye boll which i• secured toawallatud. Sheet.scan e ven be tied together if Umepermlts. "Again, use common sense in your consldera· lion of the allernativee. Impress upon your c~ildren the importance o f knowing how to e&c~pe, •· Downs says. "Thor• cannot be • ...,h emphull placed on· the fact lhat Oie~e ls no safe place ln the house dUJ"iftl a fire." Of course. there are some things you can do to prevent fires before they occur. Most fire de- partments a·long the· 1 Orange Coast are willing to provide home safety inspection! and make free fire prevenlioQ and protection lltefat(lr• available to the P'ltiUO. You can make a bolnt safety check on you.JOWD as well. Check fOf: .,u;io of debris or oily '°" la Jl'KEN •1GOl"IG lo the 1111'8'0 or at11r Ille 11ffp, clos•, all l!edroom houae. doors. 'Dllt wilt Utcreue "Common aenM ll Ute time to .ticupe. II ~ best guide,'• Downs oqo, sU;ip~c~ fire, feel lbe ''If tomethln1 1ooke door. DOn'topeo IU(Y11U Pot••f,l•llY d1a1erou1, !~I be•tr" !lreme11 ad-Tepl .. e It. or renio•o It. viile • .Jt wl I be too h6tlor· Goodhouaokeeplnallth• safetyontheotherside. "best way to prevent Even if you think it's home fires." Checking Up Most local /ire dt'pa:rtmefd1 in tM ~ Coad .area have t.tcope planf.ond.GTe urllling to make home impectiotu to htlp Jamibe1 prqore for fire emergencie•. Hert'.t.a rundown ott.aoailable cu.riltonc£ and phoM numbeT to coll for it. -Fount•t"v.ti., Hun1!~ Bl-•(11 "'""'°" lk..:h C<Kt•Mllw U.-.. Kll s.nc•-"" W!J..,.110ool1tr-lrv1,,. MIW-Vlel• L.q._ Mlll\ El1"or111 OlMr Cowrrty Ar•ff Y11 Y11 lllroc1'11~· '1'11 Y•1 Brfl(.11 ,.., Ytl YH 8roc:l'H.ittt Vt \ Yts er..:;h.,.r•1 Yes YH llroc""',.' Ytl '1'11 09or'• ......... dWC:ts Vts Yet 8rKN.i .. . Y11 Y•I Bl'oc ...... I y,,. Vts llrochwes v11 vn arocrw ... 1 Y•1 Y11 Brocr11,,,.1 Ve1 Y•I ••K"""'I ,.,.1.,. .-..~,, -.... 1111 ........ .tt2-S1•1 6»-J5'1 ........ ....... ....... S)l.SSSJ ...... Pop Top Peril I j CffiCAGO CUPll -Poi>·lo!> can tabs could pose a thr~at to son drink and beer drinkers who discard the tabs into their beverages be(ore co_n-• suming the drinks, two Chicago area researchers ·~ have warned. Environmentalists, seeking lo curb litterin1, have suggested dumpiltg the tab into the can ~ before drinking. I But the lwo researchers, in a repoz\in the current issue of the Journal or lhe American Medical Maociation, noted two cases in which the pop-tops had been discarded into the drinks and were swallowed. OPEN HEW VIST·AS OF SELF-IMPROVEMENT • ........ 'ICMlll Cllot.lM &• Afl&fttc PO'l9lftA&.I • -........ oP ... ,... .......,.. •• ..,,., • o .. co.a "*' ..,, uwr""°"' • l'WICTftMM~ M9 -.cllU. ............. """"°"' ... '. ......ftl1-lt"1"9tllOM . SELF-HYPNOSIS ........ ............. HYJ'MO.MIDICAL nc>GltAMS fUI WWII" l.0$1 • •01 1n· • .... ~ a&1•YM •SW ... ,___ ....... c.-.... ~.-....nc. WIMMfl' COHTaOL -SHOPS DAILY CL.ASSIS IH PSTCHO,C:YIHlllTIC5 .................. /l.AUIA,._ .. ,,..,._,, • Mn<IWf ..... ..,........-.., .. ~, .. -.,.., ..... , .. ,_,..._ ma'aOrt1 .. al Toleff .. 11• Cwstom "'"""""'" woofs I. lln Tr•lmlllllGlass u-.-.-.tti .. e ....... ._.... -""~ ....... Qr1 ... Dry ("'._.....,. ...... ...... ~ ....... '111& UlllCllMfl Tlte Mlmtttem.an w., IEtrty Amttlftfl rnpr!MtvcllOfll.,. t<<llto•IH Th Ar1 Attalt. Too --UHtlllriMt ••1'1 l't:rdl .. -·-............... I FABRIC WAREHOUSE *DOWllTOWll U. HO $ANTll ,.,...... .. Otpl,k 120) 627-4471 MILi, ~.Jet. t1Jl.,lllit -·•.UU•.M. * COITl llllAI 1m I P\.ACUTil HOURS 11141 ... _ N-Oft •• 1~1., THUlll. IA1.10A.M.~P.M. WED. I rRI. !OAJ<.,!PJl Stlll 12·H.ll !, , • • A aJ le .t Pl u ... <l !: Y• Pl " .. T e; • c II II u d • b u < ~ !i ' J n • ft ii Ii n n d r u l u ~ p ti II • n p p ti J " y ~ b ~ '< i I I t I ! i t ' t ' • I I I I I I ' 1 • ! Traffic Packs River GRAND C ANYON. Ariz". (AP) -Chances are you'd have to wait lonC~r fOT' a bus on a city street corner than for a pe3ing raft or boat on the Colorado River al the bottom of the mile-deep Qrand Canyon. With more than 16,000 persona motoring or row- 1 ing down the river ea<"h year, aome type of craft ~ J>y about every :II miles at the height or the summer tourist season. There are traffic jams at exotic stopping places s u,e;h as th e Lillie Colorado Rive r and Hav.asu Creek. THE CONGESTION threatens the solitude or the river, and may be daritag\ng to plants, ani·mal5 <1nd sandy beaches along its banks . ll's also stirring up a controversy among private and commercial river runners and lh.c National Park Service. .. It's a hassle,·•. aaJd Merle still, Grand Ca· nyon Natlo,nal Pl\rk •uperintendent. The number-of-riv,r runners increased from 547 in ues to 16,432 In 1972, he noled. . ......., .......... 1115 DAllVPlt.OT .. .,.,,, ... Mf ...... 11\''T-Mc:C-1 WAGO N TRAIN FORDS .STREAM IN SCENE THAT LO Ol(S lll(E JOHN FO RD DIRECTE D IT Montana 'Stampeding' You haven't seen horain' around until you 've Hen Slim Pickens plow-reining a big Belgian draft horse. Cl won't be as unkind as one of the natives of Wolf Point, Mont .. who sarcas tically sucgested that Pickens -:-perhaps more unslim than Slim these Mys -was well moonted.) The only thing that could top that sight and some or the sight gags that went with il, in clud· ing Slim's getting orr that big beast and then re - mounting on a ladder brought to him in the mid· die or the rodeo ·atena, was to see Ben Johnson just being Ben Johnson out there in cowboy coun- try. Ben is ure fellow who won an Oscar for ''The Last Picture Show" and made what WilS, for m e , anyway. the greatesl acceptance speech in Academy Awards history. ''Thanks (or the.Academy Award," he said. ''You couldn't have given it to a nicer guy." Horsin' Around I l \.._.:•:.:'.:.'h:.:.;1':,•m~M::,c,:C,:•.:;•.:;• ___ _._ ... __ ._,, : Montic's vi vacious wife. F.lly, whose genteel looks and m anner beli e the fact that she is a pro-, duel or the rangelands of South Dakota. summed $ up life on the trail with good humor. • ' ··1 haven 't washed my body in rour dt1 ys," 1 were th·e words ~she used lo greet me. ''IC you & don 't le arn lo like each other on the trail you at r least have to like each other 's smell.'' ' Monlie's friends and kinfolk came in ort those plains b y the hundreds. Wolf Point (population 3.000) swelled to .doubl~ its us ual size. More than 300 entrants -mclud1n g most of t the top names in cu rrentcompetiti?n --made t.he f Wild Horse Stampede (Wolf Point s annual mid· July rodeo) the most important rodeo in the Unit· The Part Service multiplied the number or noaten by the nU.m ber o( days they spent on the river and came up with the users-days concept. In 1972, Stitt said 89,000 user days were logged by persons on commercial float trips and 7 .600 by private river runners. So the ratio of commercial to private use was frozen at 92 perce nt com - mercial to 8 pe rcent pivate. MONTIE MONTANADOES HI STHING FOR HOM ETOWN AUDIENCE But, Johnson a.nd Pickens were just a couple of the real horse riders in the plaloon of Southern Californians trc.veling way up into the northeast corner of Montana la.st mQHth to help Montie Monlana stage a homecoming and celebration that m11rked the world's greatest trick roper's 50lh anniversary in show business. cd Stales that weekend.· ~ Jn the old days, cowboys used lo catch rank S horses right off the range and race them through 11 town in a high-speed ••parade" that was sup· 1· posed to draw a crowd to the rodeo arena al the edge of town for a weekend of contesting. The private user 's piece or the pie is loo thin, says Fred Eiseman Jr. of Scotts d a le. a veteran of more thab 20 years of Colorado River nmning. As vice presi· dent of the Wilderness Public Rights Fund. he int.ends to s ue the Na- t,ipnat Park Ser\·icc to •change the ratio. "WE'RE NOT .againsl the commercial people." Eise man said. ''There's a pl'ace for them . artcr otll the people who "'a n t lo do it ona thei r O>A'O l:l.l'C satisfied. ''Th e comm e rcial qperators were first ~1- lOWed in simply because Rf:Ople couldn 'l hack il aO their own. Bul oow there a.re m a ny peopl e w,ho ca n do il themselves ... StiU. disagrees. along . with William Diamond. co.owner or Sanderson River Expeditions. one or die larger comm ercial .OO.t·Lour outrits on Leh Colorado. Sanderson said. "The C&nyon should be open lo an people, but lhi& isn 'l just a leisare boal trip. Y ou have lo be qualified. equipped and ex · perienced. ·· F'OR LAUGHS-Much to <Jmazed amusement of ~mcee Rex Allen. ''un-Slim '' Pickens horses around on ct } l1u gc Be lgian draft horse. A creati ve t areer fo r en & women EHltOLL NOW ' Pi ll SEMESTER -----...,.,., :UFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY Wl!...T•W ... ....... t•ZJ H_._. .. 4. c..t. ....__141-tJlt :.INTE:RIOR 0£~1GN ·CQLL€G€ " .. • , Rex Allen was there, fronting a band they called the M en of the W~t. and emceeing a show thal featured singen; Eddie Dean, Palsy Mon· tana (no r elation to Montie), Billy Strange and some others picked up in Lils \1ega s and elsewhere. plus that screwball greaseball Pedro Gonzales Gonzales ("I have a difficult part in my next movie. I have to play the role of a Mex· ican."l A lot or Montie's buddies from the Rancheros Visiladores. the group that rides the Santa Barbara hills each year with a convoy of trucks running ahead to set up the wet bar. wat~r healers and s howe r stalls. wer e there, loo. BUT T H ERE WERE no hot s howers on the trail acros.s the high plains traced by the "'agon train th:1l arrived in Wolf Point just in lime to participate in Montie's big doings. It was the big· gcst train (50 wagons) to cross that part of th1> Missouri River Va lley since the pioneer~ ca me through in 1880. THE "STAMPEDE" is a more formalized I rodeo now. The parades are well -organized af· ' fairs, complete with silver-saddl ed fancy riders ~ ·and decor ated OoiltS.. ~ But the show 's climax is somf.>lhing else ' again. Three -man teams comprii-ed mostly of t local cowboys are matched with "wild " range l horses, many or ""hich have nev<'r been under }I ' :;addle. Each horse is crammed into a bucking chute : al the rodeo grounds. With the starting wh_istle. the chute gates fl y. open and the tc:-1m s descend on the horses. • · The object is to get a saddl e ont.o each horse I ;incf :.: man onto each .saddJ e and then, to pull, pl•~h . .sca re or threaten the horses ~oss a finish line al the other end of the arena. Seville · ll '•a wild srene, th• Wolf Point Stampede. t JCPenney I Nabers Cadillac !MIO H•rlMlr &1¥d., CMW Me-w MO·t lCIO JCPenney tripleJleader pennsale! Choose the one right for you. Tt'lre'e tanlas11c values-especlally when sa le prices include cost ol haircut, too~ "Balsam Plus" perm; reg. 12.50 Sale 9.118 Our Balsam Plus perm conld1ns special additives for grealer curl control. "Protei ne .. perm: reg. $15 Sale12.18 Helene Curtis "Proteine., perm lor added body. Includes.shampoo and. set. "Phase 1·· per~; reg. 17.50Sele 14.18 Helene Cu1tis "Phase 7'" perm·with special built in conditiOners. Sale priCes effe~tive through Saturday. No appointment necess·ary. Charge if. \ ..... t Our Timex watches.. l The best times cost l only 13.95 to 24.95 13.95 Women's tailored watch has yellow bezel, full numeral dial, black wrist strap. ' 18.95 Women's oval watch has yellow textured bezel with matching adjustable, brace let.r::· . . Men's calendar "!&11:11 Men's Clllendarwn:h with sweep hand. 8*11 with autoinallc Wind, ' windingand-Gold·--ai;d, , resistant. Blmck-atrap. black •IJ!ll>. .. ~ ~ . ........ ARCADIA C!'AlimiaA f'Muc ~ ~ -- ' OllMCll 'Tiii Cln' l'UllfN - iliAi!H l.AKIWOOD -~ ~ -·-.......... ..-..c'-·'" ..... .. ~· , L I . . I . . . .-... • Sund!(. Auquot 10. 1915 Broadway's manager Al Young and his wife (below) greet thousands of guests. Social Scene Among them is Susan Delano (left). ,., ' ' A Night on Broadway Before doors of the newest Broadway, . Lacuna HIUs, opened to the public, about 5,000 spectators arrived to tour the com· pl!OX, relax and·b,ve a good time. The ocoaslon w114 a benefit champagne preview wblcb was co-spansored by . the at.ore, the Saddleback Community Hospital Auxiliary. and the Laguna Beach Junior Wo1ttan'sClub. However, party-goen weren't limited to the county area. Some came from as far as San Francisco, San Bernardino, Los Anaefes and points in between. Previewers we., invited to lelaurely tour the various leve!ll, sip chamP.!'gne, taste • Harry Camp (above, right) arrived from San Francisco to attend with daughter Mrs. John Meek. At right, Alberta Walker and Paul Kelly tour the new complex. hors d'oeuvres, eQjoy entertainment and dance, If you please, on the second fioor. Aa the store pl~~':l up the tab on all ex· penses, the orga Ions netted all of the money received from ticket sales. More than $15,000 was cleared by the aux· iliary which has pledged the purchase of a dlaanostlc ultra·sound device, a proven aid to the physician In diagnosing abdominal and heart problems. · · , The Juniors' take of about $3,000 will be distributed to philanthropic pro)ects, In· cludlnlf•the Marine Studies Institute, the Laauna Greenbel~ and the Laguna Beach Glrl.oClub . • Weddings Performed ~Monotony.' Game to Pia~? Frazier-Rimpau Our Lady 0£ Mount Carmel Catholic Church, Newport Beach was the :setting for, lhe weddiDg ceremony o( Kimberly Anne Rimpau a nd .John Randolph Frazier. · The bride is a 10th generaUon Californian and a descendant or the SPanisb land grant ramily, Avila·Sepulveda. She is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School, a senior at the University or Oklahoma and is a member of Alpha Chi Omega and Omicron Nu. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lorraine Rimpau Jr. o[ Newport Beach. Her husband's parents are the J ay Floyd Fraziers of Oklahoma City. The bridegroom is a graduate ot the UofO where he is working towards his masten degree in busine&a adminlstration. He is a member or Delta Tau Delta and Beta Gamma Sigma. The newlyweds will live in Norman, Ok.la. ••• Keyser-Jones · Sbaroa Lee Jones llDd Richard Muuell Keyser n<!~ ~ ding vowa a nd rinp 1n Flnt ChrisUan Church or Santa Au.. Mr. and Mn. Windell W. Jooes or Costa Mesa and the BJ.chard. C. Keysers or Tustin are parent& or the newlyweds who will reside in fl.falibu, where they both g raduated frqm Pepperdine University. On campus. &be served as special as1istant to Preatdenl. William Banow&ky and a member of a political education committee. The bride attended Ql:tancia High School. The bridegroom· studied at Foothill High School and Saddle back College. ••• H owarcl-Sutherland Anne Marie Sutherland 3nd Randall Hugh Howard. who graduated with honon from the University of California. Santa Barbara, were married ip the. Newport Harbor Luthera n Oturch. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs . Carl E. Sutherland of Costa Mesa a nd Dr. and Mrs. John R . Howard of Downey. The bride ls a graduate . of Newport Harbor High School and attended· UC as a Regents' scholar. She was a staff writer for lbe campus newspaper. Her husband i.a: a student at the uDivenity of Southern cautomia School of Medicine and a:raduat· ed from Downey High School. The newlyweds will live In Pasadena. ••• Mola-Gouin Laurel Irene Gouin. da1111bter d the SelllOll E . Goulns d 'Hmt· ingl<ln Beach, and Pl"ank Jobn Mola were married ill Our LMly o f Mount Carmel Church, Newport Beaeb. . The bride II a 1tewardesa. Iler husband II a iraduate or the · Untventty of T-llDd II affiliated with Phi Delta Tlleta. They are honey moonlns tn Frankfurt and Mola de Bari , !ta· ly where the bridegroom'• pare11ts, the John Mol•s, will honor them with a receplJon. ••• Harney· Reyna ' John Hamey ol Costa Neu claimed Aqdloa .&.1n• as lllo I bride in rites at La Madre de Dios Catholic Church, Guadala~ jara, Mexico. · Parent.I of I.be newlyweds ltt Mr. and Mn<. Daniel J. llarmyef Costa M .. a and Mr. and Mrs. ·LeopoldO feyna of Guadalajara. The bridegroom is a graduate of UC Iryine and now attends medi c a l sc hool at the Univers.dad Autonoma de Guadalajara. His bride is a secretary and interpreter at the. university. . They will live iri Mexico while he completes his studies. *** Wieser-Mulryan Making their home in northern Orange County are Jotm Howard Wie!er and bis bride, the former Patricia Marian Mulryan. The couple exchanged vows in the Unitarian Community Church, Santa Monica. Their parents are Mr. and Mn. C. Robett Wieser of Newport and Mr. and Mrs . Henry Trist Mulryan ol Loo An get ... The bride, a gradua~ of Prill· ceton Day School, Prlattton, N .J ., end Johna Hopkins UniYentty, Baltimore. 11 a ftnt year law student at UsC. Her husband is a ar~uate ol St. Albans School, WasblnCIA>n, O.C., and earned BA llDd MA degrees Jn chemistry from Jobnl'f Hopkins. ••• Bottoms-Cory Actor T imothy Bottomil and Laguna Beach entertainer Alicia Cory were married bl ll011Dt Calvau Epllcopal Qiurcb, Su- ta Barbara, where theJ ate mat- lnl their bom•. The bride, dau1h1 ... or Jean- nette .,..,.,man~ of""Conma del-11.,. and Robert W. Cory or McLean, Va .• ii a songwriter, musician and sin1er. Considered one of Hollywood's bri&:ht, ·young actors, Bottoms starred ln "The Lut Picture Show. 1 • He aJs o played ln "Johnny Get' Your Gun,'' '"The Paper Cba1e, •• '1Tbe Wbile Dawn" and Jual finllhed ''8even Men a t Daybreak'' in Coecboel••f<l•.1 • MRS. FRAZIER MRS. HOWARfi> Hia parents are Bod and Setty BoUoma or San la Barbara. * .... - Garnier-Adamo Making their home tn WhiUler are Anton C. Gamier and bil llrlcle, the former Anita ~. wbo were m arried in Sts . Fellc!tas and Perpetua Catholic Qmrcb, San Marino. Tbelr p•renta are Mr. an4 Mn. Ntebol•• Adasno of San Jutio Coplstrano, Mrs. Jlelen De<l<er, Costa Mesa and. the late Mr. Camille Garnier. The bride 11 a 1r aduate d San Gabriel Mllalen Hl&h School and the Holy N•mes Colleae, Oakland, where she nuojored In English. Pre .. ndy she teaches In lhe San Marino district. Her husband is a graduate or Newport Hnrbor High School and Calltornla StP te Unlvenlty Jll San Dieao where he majored in ti...iness. He Is pn1ldent or I.be Southweat Water Company and u. Suburban Water s,..i.,.. tn JtutSan Gabriel Valley. • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Re1ardinl the husbllDd who had to look elsewhere becauae his wife was ''too tired, too busy, or not in the mood": I wu interest· ed in your cop.out response that "many women· have the. same complaint and isn't it a shame they can't reshuffle the deck a nd put the too tired, too busy and out-of-the-moQd ers together." Try this for s ize: A fifth grader got up in English class and said, "In the U.S., a man can have only one wife al a time. This U called monotony." From the mouths of babes, maybe?-A PJllLOSOPHER DEAit PHIL: l'nt nre lt'a moaoto•Y for many, ba& it. doesll't need to be U at le•st oee person ••• Imagination ••d caree nougb to keep~ pbyalc•I &Ide of marriage esci&iag.. Noddll& Jasta, lllcl.tlng eenal . esd&emmt_aaleuyoaworkallt. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am . 13 yean old and am writin&: this Jetter not only for mynlf but for my four younaer . brothers and sisters. They arell, 10, 9and6 .. • OUr parenll don't mila a night to fight. We are fed up with the yelling and screaming and name· · calling, door-slammlna and plate·throwlng. Dad works hard and is a great fUY. The mlnUte be walks in the door Mom hits him with a list or complaints. He telll her to shut up llDd then the batUe 11..,. After tbe fi1ht II .mr, Mom cries and ••>'9 Did doftn't love her. Slie 11 wroe1. Jle.Joveo lier a IOI. But If be didn't, -.Id )'OU blame him? Who wants to &et chewed out all tbe llme? Please help us •trailhten those two out. We dOn't want our fami- ly spilt, but lhil 11 no way to Uw. -FIVE UNJIA PPY KIDS. DEAR KIDS: I.._ .. ..,. pair of batUU.1 parnta wllo lft8 yoar letter wllJ preteed I&••• wrtttee by their cbUdree. (Too bad yoa were 10 espllcl& aboat your au.mber ••d a1e1,) You mom aadd1cl.,..•Udn part1toalld ... w\tlllllei:,- 10,.ce•l'lalall-.""°' (Ann Landers OJ and aet up some Houae Bulea. Thi• me•ns coanseliDg. . Tbere are many places t.beycaa go -The Salva&toa Army. YM· CA, lo their clergyman, Cal.holle charities, or &be county or atale mental health society. Pleaae allow them this colamn and tell them I hope they get moving. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I tool< a job as a telephone operator (OW' months ago and it has been an education bi human behavior. l had no idea there were so many c ra zy, s tupid, rude and downright foul·mouthed people in lhe world. l've been l&ked. howtoaetcum out of a kid's hair, how many eggs to put in a sponge cake, what to do · about cockroaches and a doa: wbo 1nores. When I have beeo unable to find a number becau'e tbe person doesn't know how ,to 1p.ll Ute name or 1ive any clue.to t.hC address. J 've been cussed out in language l wouldn'l write aod you couldn't print. I hope you will print thll 1-· so the public will getwlHtollMlf and have 1ome cooskSeraUoa for us telephone employee. who are tryinllO tam altvtng, Ulie..,,oM dH.-BLISTEREDEARS D£Aa EAKS: -'t u,..t alnelel. ''ne pablle'' .. ..,_. pit:'' aad It takea aD Ulill .. make a world. - Wh at kind or weddllq( ioea with ·today's new Ure •ll'les? Does •~>'thing go? Ann Landen ' completely new ''Tile Bride's Gulde" tells what's r ltht !or today's weddlnl•· For a copy. · send a dollar htll, plus a lone> self-1 ddre11ed, atamped en- vdope. (10 cenla JIOlla1el to Ann. Landen, P.O. Box 1100, Elp,ru. ,.. ' • ( •• ,. ' I A rorm.J Westmlnst<rlllmldan bu found• dnq: that may smooth wrlnkl8'. enlu1e breast&, cure senility, promote sharp t.blnkln1. reUeve haniovera and cure disease. Hil wonder panacea ls plalD, pureoxy1en. Dr. George Hart, who unW July 31 wu chief ol auraery at the Long Beach Naval H<>1pllal, has treated 2,500 patient.a with ox11en since 1968 - primarily for severe bu.rm, senility and infet· llons. But many of hi• patients reported fountain or :youth slde effects as well -lareerbrealjl:i, cured A 'Wonder Drug'? It Cures impotence, s tronger fin1eroails, Improved memory and clearerthlnkt"fc. ·'Others said their ak1ft Cit smoother,•• Hart noted, .. Some said their hair got darker." I 'Easy As · I But the 45-year.dd pbyslclan warned these side effects are "anecdotal," not scientific, and their validity wilt await years of research -pro- bably by someone else. I Breathing, Navy Doc "t· am more interested in treating the in - firmed than in explorin$ the C06melic effects,'' llart•~d. ~ ' :CJaims AT THE SAME timt!, he is working hard to convince a sk·eptical medical community that his process really works. And he admits that he too was akepUcal at first. I I ' .w.,,, ........... . "But disbelief, of course, is &ood," he said, ''It makes one person prove what he is saying.•• Patients lie for up to two hours a day. in the hospital's three individual chambers, breathing and absorbing oxygen compressed to twice the normal sea level pressure. The treatment is called hyperbaric oxygen a· lion therapy <HBO). •• IC•t•s a-• 01 tile The treatm·ent it.sell isn't new. It has· been used for years to treat divers suffering the bends . But further experimentation is new, and Hart said he now ia considered the expert. He 91\visions a day, for example, when com· panies may use large oxygen chambers for meetings. It would &low down senility, .h e believes, and perhaps would cause executives to think sharper. D.U.,PlletSt•ll "Any company worth its salt would want to. have its mid-line and aging executives there,'' h e said. Or, Hart noted, perhaps individual oxygen treatment centers would open where patients l.'Ould cet SZS·a-shot doses. '"That would come to about $400 to restore the brain,'' be said. · IT ALSO COULD be used in treating heart atta~~· st,oke or cancer perhaps, be continued. DR. OEORGEkART AHO COMPRESSED-OXYGEN CHAMBER .. 8ilver Je"Welry SALE! · · . Rings • Bracelsta • Necklaces • Pendant• • Savel on Howes' extensive collection of fashionable ster~ ling silver jewelry. All pieces 25% off regular prices. Select! from many one-of-a- kind and Imported aterllng rings, bracelets, necklaces, and pendants ••• plus an. exclusive eeleetlon of sllva~ rings with praclo11a and semi- precious gemstones . Enjoy! the trend-setting styling of sterling ellver jewelri from Howea the year round. Don't miss this special one week happening et Howe•. COi!'• eer!y ! starUng Monday, August 11 ~% ~· ' . ~ I RO HOWES and SON •tHIJ&WIL~IU POk THIUI OIHl.'-ATIOlrf$ NlWPORT 1fACH1 !1412 VIA LIDO 67$-1731 ' \ Hart first trlod tho treatm<llt In 1968 on • youn1 Marine from Vlebwnsufferlq with aplnil booedeterioraUoo. His weight bad dropped from 160 to 80 pounds andallmetbodsoftre-lhodl~ted . liart beC&D 1tudytn1 literature on the dis· ease,.,tben ran acrou an obscure article, cl1im· ing 'British pbyatclan bad achieved a 70 percenl cure rate using pure oxygen. So tbe Texu-boru doctor borrowed an ox· ygen chamber used in treating the benda from the Long Beach Naval Shipyard, tried it on the Marine and cured him. "If I hadn't I wouldn't be in busioe&s now;• Hart admitted. Later, he used the method on slmllar cues and alaofoun.d a 10percent rate of cu.re. Now he bu expanded the treatment. He h11 found, for example, its use reduee1 the mortallly rate on severe burns by 00 percent and a.ho ls. belpful in curing gas gangrene. • In addition, it slows down the senility process, he claimed. "We took people who noted they were 1oslnc their ability to recognize .certain .thlngs_." h~ said, ''and we improved their mental functions. THE PATIENTS were trealed two hours dai· ly five daY.s a week for three weeks, Hart ex- plained, and their normal thinking process was restored for about six months. As for the claims of fountain of youth side ef- fects .. Hare said, they may be valid or simply "stress stories." . ''A oerson who.is beina: investigated.and is involved in something being done for the ftr'St time, could imagine such things,'' he noted. ''Tbe patient reported them, and we slmply noted them.'' · Hart sold his home in Westminster and left . his Long Beach position at the end of July to ac· cept a similar post in Texas. The move, he said, will give him more time to serve as a conau1t.ant on HBO and write a book on the subject. ' ' ,, I. . • .... -· _, ·----...... • . . . ... • . ;. . . -· .. -· .... , .. .. . . - Sunday, August 10, 1975 OAn.YPILOT Now Open! South Coast Plaza CO STA MESA Alr--cooled INttler, woven dowo under. lets in th" breezes. · Stained tan soft upper matches a wood wedge. Th e sole is cushioned. A Chandlers newsy! 14.99 Use your Ma$ler Charge or BankAmcricard j ' .. BIS .. •• I • .l ,-I 1 ·~. 'f . - • • ' . '• I .~. ' I •' ..... ' I !I ( ,. •: lt-,ti I' · 1 " . ., .ol ' . , . ,,, ~ \ I I I 81 DNl.YPl\.Of Sunday, AUQust 10, tl15 'H., I f, I and 'Goodby' • in the Sky By STAN DELAPLANE ''Good morning," she said. ··Good I morning," said I. 1 fastened the seat bell and opened the newspaper, I used to pay attention to the stewardess. The flying angel who passed out coffee and possibly controlled our I detttinies. But you've come a long "'ay. baby. PSA flies the Califor11ia rockets that take you home if )'Ou are coming from· Europe. (lf you live in San Francisco, your Europe flight goes to Los Angel.,. Ir you live in Los Angeles "'ell .. YOU get tht~ 1 idea.} ! PSA flies every hour. l·l ·om Hither to I Yon and back again. 'l'o a hundred boarding µ"ssengers, the PSA :o;tewardesses say : "'Good morning ... I At the other end, they sci~· ;~ hundred times: ''Goodbye no\v. ·• . Fifteen minutes later. they are saying the same thing to" new group. It's a job for patient peoplf'. • • • ••can you suggest lhings to buy ill Portagal~" I still go for travelers· checks. E""Y to ca8h in restaurants, in hotels and, most im· Porlanl, on weekends when banks are c106ed. A very minimum deposit in most savings and loan companies gives you travel checks free. Otherwise you pay SI for each $100. It's better lo cash in banks if you can. I've only round two hotels in the world that give you face value.for a travel check. They late a bite or $1 lo $2 per hundred -even though you're using them to pay your bill. This developed after World War II. Money values were going up and down. Hotels felt Ibey needed a cushion or $2 or so. Alter money stabilized, that two percent (for doing nothing) was loo profitable to give up. If you beef, the hotel will tell you oul· rageoUs stories a~ how much work it is to cash your cbeck. 1ben they walk across the street and put ii in the bank at full value. • * • ''How tl.r~••Y are tlle in the Mediterran"ean?'' s bips that. cruls~ Madeira lace is very good. ln silver and gold shops (on the streets called Silver Street and Gold Street) you 'll see filigree jewelry that's native to Portugal. Pins made into filigree "antique galleons. Lot or filigree religious things. Rosary beads in filigree boxes. Breakfast i~ short sleeve shirts. Lunch is Cj deck buff el. Stay in your bathing suit if you like. Dinner is jacket and tie for men. Anything equal for \vomen. I saw very fe\v dinner jackets and evening go\vns. A LOT of Europeans on these cruises. Don·t seem to go for dressing up. If you have a few days, a Lisbon tailor will make you a woman's ranch costume. Close enough to a pants suit lo get by, SW· ingy enough to curdle the envy or the girls back home. Shoreside trips are short sleeve unless you're going up to Rome. Tel Aviv or Athens fortheda~... Then \1,rhalever you'd \Vear in an,y eit~·. • • • It's called ''fato do campero" -if I spelled it right. A sort of bull fight costume: ··What weather tan •·e expect in AMgust"!'' Tight. high.waisted pants lhal flare at the bottom. A short, open bull fighter's jacket. Silver buttons. Blooming hot ashore. Cool at 'Sea . • • • You wear a . lacy, white bull fighter's shirt with this and. if you want to go all out, a flat black hat. .. Wllat .._pplag ~ ft do ill ottt:. day i.n Po.rt·au-Prin.ce, Haiti?'' The fato do campero usually comes in black or neutral gray. Which keeps it from being loo flashy . The jack el is edged in a contrasting color -gray on black, black on gray. The pants are skin tight down to the knees. I bought cane cutter shirts. Short sleeve blue cotton shirts thatJook like they s hould have a prisonTiumbe_r stenciled on the back. But the,Y.'re cool·. And the~' have t\\'O po('ket~ plus tw".' s leeve pockets. If you 've got a trim figure, they look great. (If you don't, forget Portugal. Go to Hawaii and buy a muumuu.) Extra pockets clre a godsend 1n the tropics -).'ou've lost five pockets by shed · ding your jacket. The usual one-pocket, Short sleeve s hirt just doesn't carr.v enough. *** ''What's the best way to carry money - several thousand dollars -on a trip over- seas?'' I have shirts with four pockets made of gooc:l":sea is.land cottpn in Hong Kon g. Made lo measure, $8. TODAY'S CBDSSIDID PUZZLE ~Cr-!OSS I Accumula1" 6 Ct"lase l 2 Vdults 17 Goriy 21 Jtal oan poet 22 ApprQJ(lmiJlo>h 23 Belt1n1 's lone-· l A B1bl•ca1 namoe :.>~ EssP.nco: 26 Downca51 27 ·· pro· lund1s 28 Jewelry weigt>1 :.>9 Go~crn 30 E<i r!h gOddes~ :J~ N1cke1 symbol '.>2 Scoll 3• Hockey .,,,.,, JS 0 1g 36 Oral PQuS• 37 Cllmax 39 Apparenl .12 Papal crow" 45 Rugged h•ll A6 Keep •9 Cigar rema•n ~ ~I Re~oi~er· 53 Female .sa:rnt 55 Rye lungu~ 57 Orug pla•" 59 Wri te secre!ly 62 Gani 64 Absolu1" 66 Slage wtuspe• 68 !nd1ca1e ' 70 Oak lru'1 72 Absolve 7• Gtrr's namf' 76 Sun deity 71 Gv1do •, !"IO!P. ' ,. " " 78 Nea1,,, iiO Beq1,.. 2was 82 64ora1 duly ~" Ocean rriovc1n~n1 86 p,,,..11ng orocess OS. Sand hil!:; 'JO love SO'lQS 'l2 Dutch bargain '14 Gcorg•<t huif 'lb Neiwo·~ '17 Ra11 supports 102 Counter scat 1 04 lnsinuat<J 109 H1\he• 110 lined t1shhooi.. 112 Muggy , 1 4 Tan seeker 115 C11y des~ m'" 11 6 While , 18 Reel 120 Ctio•r YO•CP. 122 Sacred· comb lo•m 123 Gen\lc neat 126 Dillusc 128 Renova1'! t 30 A Irle.an labor 1J1 Closer 133 Wide destruc11on 135 Oillerent 137 legal term 138 Nosrrrlt; 140 B1rthrnar~ 142 Deny 1.i.i Fem•n1nc S\.1111• 1 •1 A1ctie1 y~ 1"9 AdtUS! acia•n ,.,, TV I "2 ·· 11eum ' 15.i l/1ne tru•1 1 56 Varnish bas~ 1 ~8 ~ine c•• 160 Japane:o;~ c11ama 151 01grapn 152 Seed coa1 163 Armistice 165 Ana10!1an goddCS!o 166 '/'Jar YICf!"' abbr t68 Jars 170 Wick&d 111 Consumed 172 Show up 174 B11s!les 175 Conrra<1Jcr 176 Thora•. 1 77 ldoli.zed 178 Ani mal track DOWN 1 Proverb 2 Alma ··- 3 Picnic pesl d Postu1e 5 Seriarize 13 Go by 7 Monitor h281d g Wild West .;how ~ Sun ot Ra 10 Strtp 11 Dutch commune 12 Braz1t•an heron 1 3 Separated 1 4 A.merican engineer 15 H1stor1c penod 15 Squalled 11 Peel 1 8 F utly gro..,..., 19 Arl11tery doschari:ir. 2() Ciavzy 33 ·-· Gat>o• 103 Fla•en 35 Hoofer•· fabric 38 Co f'tlp onel'1! 105 Pcsly <10 Os1nc,., insect (1 Taut 106 Repea: ~3 M tm1c pcdormanrf' •A Orange •07 Suit peel material '-6 Make ~:ee•et 108 Joggona again ga i1s • t 7 Operat1r. '' 1 Nav19ato• 5 prince sys1e,.,, 4a Memos , 13 Giver 50 Mean 117 Stress 52 Piano 119 Prying bar compos•11ori 121 French 53 Pclly "dreams quari el~ 124 Regard1nq 5-4 Sitenr 125 Cattle 56 Domeshcated group 58 Mine 1 27 Made y;,rn ~SSilges 1 29 Departed 60 Sullice 132 Flimale ru+r 61 M11s1ea1 13'C Oessen c omposh1ori 136 Thlnnes1 63 Hibernia 1 39 Military 65 l!lumtnated . greeting 2 wds. 141 Ceylon 67 Oular l'On« measure 69 Frencri 143 Farmer 11ummers · 1 A4 Surround 71 Get1se ' closely lealures 145 Minister 73 F erk 146 Assast1nated prongs 1 '48 Shoe strings 75 Employs 150 Sumalr•n 79 Disorderly beast lights 152 Sun hat 81 Under 153 Painter s 83 Conatellat•on . stand 85 Small filth 155 Merely 87 Meat cuts · 157 "Red" cou" 89 Reconnouer 159 Chess 91 Abyssinia" action 1111e 163 Delee!•¥• 93 Nest ·16.t College sounOs cheer 95 "Four·bagger"1!15 Lamb':sery 97 Masticate 167 Marry 98 FortiHcat•on 169 Gref'~ 99 ConjuflCl10ri 1elle. 100 Sa11or 173 Fhgt'll·t'lal'ld 101 1.,c101~n<':.-nage ll 14 IS It It 1' ~· TRAVEL D.C. Cues The Que"Ue Troupers • . ·-~ , ....... ... ··---. INSAN FRANCISCO, BEA BLATANT TOURIST Make •Cell from 'Pagoda' Phone Sooth San Francisco Welcomes All SAN Jo"RANCJSCO (UPI ) -San Francisco not only has all the attractions any tourist would want, but it welcdmcs visitors. It's a pleasure lo be a blatant rubber-necker here. Visit Chinatown and gawk at the trinkets. Ride the cable car -on the outside bench ·- down to Fisherm a n's Wharf. Go do~·n to the cliff at the ocean and strain to see the seals. Have an Italian dinner in one or those little North Beach cafes. They say this is ··Everybody's Favorite C1 · ty," and that must be why more than 2 million visitors come to San f'rancisco every year . Touris m has become the city's tigge:,1 in· du.stry . San f'rancisco is popular for m"'ny reasons -a mild climate, a spectacular geographical selling, a deep culturaJ lire and an enthusiasm ror life that cam~ with the 49ers and still marks the city by the Golden Gate. San Francisco is peopled by 'A'arm and fri endly citizens. most or whom were not born here bUt choose to live here. There are the Italians or North Beach, the Chinese in Chinatown. the Japanl~se, Iris h, American blacks and others ~·ho make it a truly COS· mopolitan city. . San Fr<:incis co is a rear-round city. The ~·ealher is probably best 1n September and Qc. tober. July is as fogg y and often as chilly as January. Rain is unlikely between June and Sep· tember. ··summer" clothes are not appropriate in San Francisco even in the summertime. Be ~ure to have warm things to wear. By train fro1,; the east or north, you get off on the east side of the Bay and arrive by bus in the city. The Greyhound .bus s tation is in downtown San Francisco. From the airport there il'1 regular bus service to the city for a SJ .15 fare. Taxi to the city from the airport runs more than SlO. PUBLIC NOTICE PVBLIC NO'l1CE PUBLfC NOTICE ITAT•JlollMT 01" WITH D8AWAI. 'ltOM , ... TJICltlMI .. 0,. .... TlllllO UlillOlllt PICTITIOUl IUllNI! ~I 1111..,..l TIW Pol'°"'ll>Q 119r1>000 ,,., ••ll'ldt-•' • o•.,•••• P•''"'' trorn Ill• •rtMr,1\1,, QS!St•ll"O """' IN! li.t.- lllleu' tn.i tl"''' "°''"' 01 TUSTIN ""lOICAL illl.1,, •I 1)610 Ne"""°"' ,..vonu1, Tu\lif'o, C•l~lornl• ti. li(!itWN' bu'I""'' ,..,,. ~1<111 """"' '°' "" _,,..,, .. ,,, ..... hied .., t,'lhl lfttlW Ccwnly ol Or"...,.· l'-vlf H•-... dAddtl\l of 11'1• Pe•- W!llldr•'*lnt, ' Ooft41d 1.. O..WllllCll>. Ml,O., tM12 Ntwll(lf1A~,1Vtoll.,, (•II'°"""" JOflll IC ...... n. M.D .. IJ.ftt ............ A tot-· Tu\l!O\. C.lll0,,11• OOnlld) H, Cll•p\Ofl, IOU lqtn, '---,-,.-,-,-,-10-0c,c0c0-1-,-." .. -,--I ""-· Tu\11~ c~11tor .. •• lillAMl!ITAT•MaNT OonfldL.(lonoUQfl,NI 0 PUBLIC NOTICE TM IOH011ri1>9 oer-II do!llG _.. ... ~.,; Cl) CHJtllT Cll'ICLE CENTER 01 1110.'EHCl'IGl!TIC\. •• E'. 1l'UI ll •• !kill• tll. Cro,tvlew (efttor. C.'1• ,,,.. .. , CelllM"I• tU17 OIWOlhy E . t.IP•lbo, Ph.O., 0 .0 .. 2115 Me~ V•tOI> Or., I.. W•IOS, C.OSte MfM, C.Ulomte n•21 Tiii' bu\!~')' C0ft0'1(1(d i.r ell 111• 111¥MllHI. Dffotl't'I' E. C.p;ilbo, flofl,0 11\h \ll~~ftl W05 tiled '"'ill\ Ille e..,,,.t, (ltrk « Oronte-Count,Oll M1 n. lt1$. ·-Publ•~O Or•nve CM:rt D•lty f'llol. July 11, efld Avtiutl J, 10, 11, 1ns·n 1•ts PUBLIC N011CE J6""'1C••·lan,M.O. ()oneld H. CPl•rif•"· 000 ....,.ll!>l>t'd Or.,.Ot '""' O.llr Piiot, 'Julr 11, •r"4 AuqvU J, 10, ''· '''' ,,...,, PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUSIUSl"••S N..,..E STATEMll"T TM tollo'lo!"t p.e:r~n h dO!l'I) -.... .WUe~~ l'"IJIST 1.AGUl'llA MO~.T~AQ.J. COMP ... N'I', n sz1 f'•MO °" v..-... 51.11i.·:JD:K, u~11e HUit, C..IJtol'fti• ""' W 1lll •"' M cC.l fln. Jl••·z "'"Wint.I•, lAQunlol Nllf\lll, c..th"'e mn , n.1~ """~·~~ ·~ condutled br •fl'"· :»i•ld!.l•t I -----.-...... -",-----! .,,,u;.,..McC•••n , ~ NOTICI. TOCtteotTOH T111~ ~l•ltmenl '*-" 111.-:1 ""'"' 1~ SUf'E•fOlll COUllT OF THI ~r (l•t~ of 0••"9• COUl'lt9'0ll .llJ!t STATE Ot' CAl.l .. OJtNl.I, Klllf ru=~iNS, McCLAll'll & WOLO '"" cou.::,~:~~.~·AMI UD1 ... _a. V•M>1tcl• £s 1;o1e ol JOH N' J . HAN£V, u.,...1111111 .. eou .. rrtl• Otc. .. W'd. . ' NQllCE IS Hl.RE&V GIVEN IO- C"""lof' of I .. obov• NI med o.c:.-... lrto1 Olt JMt'Mn1 f\oVlllO C.I•""" ~ tl>t ~Id O.Cedollt •• r..,.uw.o to Ille lntm. "'111'1 tl\e flecbwry Wutl'ltrf. !ft l"e ol'lke OI l,,. ,_ ol t,,. et.ir..en· 111\ld c~. or lo preYf'lt uw ... , Mtll- neote»ot'Y Wluc.fltl'rl. t<:o lhe u..O.rVgned 01 -Ol!k e"OI lteedy •Ad i.-ot6IO '*""'pon C.Mler 0.-IW', In lhl' (lty ol ,...,"°" 8eoc;I\, C•llfonll•'n"'·"""c" I) II• 01~, ol boisl"e's el Ir. Uft· cle,,;ltir>ld In ell -"·'" ·fitr'l•nl"O lo IM Hitt• of Mid dK..,....t, .,,..._......, ......., .. ~.,i.· lht ll~t 11U.iiwt1o11e1"""' ""'kt. o.1adJuly~. i.15 WANDA T.MAN'l;Y Evcutrh•Ofttle'Wrtlof llle-.MmedOec.-nt Jl•IDY AlllD LAM!!i •tt .......... C..lerDf"I•• ....'*-" ika<lll, COWkrN• •!W IJ'twtloy .... "911U•Mr Publft.l\ed 0rOll9! C~t D••IY Pi!OI, A1;9111ll, lO, 11,2,. lt1S "'311-1) PUBLIC NOTICE c,..,.,1 NOTICE TOClll!DITOttS !!iU,.EltlOJt COUllTOP'TM[ !oTATI: 0, CALlflOlltMt• POiit TN•COUNTYOP'O• ..... E ............. £,lole Of ESTEIAN SAJlOOVAl., C.C:M-..1, NOTICE IS HEREBY c;IYE" to Ille trwdl'°"' of the..,,... -~ ~ llwt •M (lel"$Ol'l$ ""'vHle c.~ ~ u.e wld "'"',..."t •• roeqv1.,.. n u1e tl\eM, wtffl ltoe IOKHMry ~-1, Ir! n. Cll1k• of"",,.,~ of, .. ......,._ llUllllc.--i,« lopr•l>H!I llH!m, Meti~ ne«\~t1 VOUC:ll•H,. I0 1~~0 '°' t/O SIL llAS AND EA TON, Mtllr'N~ ~I L••, 1140 Wel l $011t• Aft• eoui.~wo, s.nt• """•· , • ....,,.....,.,, _., h.""' JllO<.e ol ~ d ........ atnl'JM'd In •II -tt•r' ._.~ 1o ..... Pllbil~ OtenQI C04'.I 0 .. 1, Pllol, JulyJ1, •NI Augvi;t ], to, 11, lt/S JG..7t PUBLIC NOTIOE •1a1ncw11u1111111.1s I , JitA#llllST,ATIM•JllT n. JatkMlfl.I ......... , ¥•dlllft0bi¥' -n: 1'' ~I,.. '5 GA.ltAG~, ~ Fe\.lllM 1~ ~llHtlll,CA.n... i._;. 1 ... ME•ICAN 1.IE1 5 UlllE T~ IN(;., • CflllOrftl• c: ... Hr•llool; U ,.MNGA IS1¥11J, ......,.:.t ..... CA -Tl!i, ~ Is c~UCh'd 0y •<Of• IO"olUOll,U(IERIU.NLl15'.UR£ ' • ; 10G!!i,IN(. ~A.0o"9 .. ~. Pror-.ldeolt .,,,,, '""''"""' .... , lllad .... ,. ,,. Oaur4y Own: ot 0r ... oe C.oun<.y °" Mio. J: "''--M ~ltl'wcf 0.-•1'194 CN~t 0.Uy Aloi ~11f,U,2 .. l1,1t1S ,.11·1~ PUBLIC NOTICE frlCTITIOU!!i IUSINt:SS "AME S1'ATEMIJIT lhe toll-lf'O M "-llfl 1$ '*'1"') bt.H· ..,iu: 8[01"Gl'IELD T"UCKING, USll Pellc.,. l.Olf'll!, HUlll!notoft l!IMol. CA.-• ..,_.,..,'" !Ce'" hdu•olield, l~!oll,. .l'll!lt..., L-. Hu•ll"OI°" 8"et.I\, (.&,\ ..... Tlih lllr..oflft' II t-ted by ... !ft.I dlvldu•I. I Moi..,lf\ IC. ~lleld Tl\~ ,t•lelfl•'" -~ llled """' ti. , c-u t.ter• ol Oronoe C.ovroly .. Ju11 1S, le7!o. -"'*'IY'led Oreft90 c .. ,, o .. .., """"'· ..1111, 10, 11.on1t.\uqu~1 J, i.o, "'' -..o.n itw nt•M,,, w111 0ec-.. 1. wnnw.. '-PUBLIC NOncE ""°"'"' eller t~ lirsl pubhc.otl011d ll1ls -------------·noUte. O~l•dJuly~, 1'0'1! GUILLERMO OOlro\I NGlfE.Z E i<eC:.tfll'.tlMW+ll°' l~~ ... med~ 111.\l'UANOl:AYOM IHt'#Hl S..ltll AN ........... ,,_. ...... C.HMr11le '2Je.t Tel: OMI 111-lloU -~i.E1M-Pullli~ Of-Of (.N!tf 0.,ly "'lot, '°"""ll,I0,11,2•,1•lS .,__,S PV8UC NOTICE . , ' ( ' NY, AMEX, OTC Gainers and Losers This Week · Dally Volumes 1'111 w-.. 14,IU,nt "·"'·"' 1',10,1• u ,Wl,M 1i,)1',IJI 11,Me,:ut Weekly Sales ,., .... lift. ........ tt,IM,nt •,U1,6Jt •.w .. " 11,MJ,m U,111.!"' l'l•I lift, Yr. Allll 71, ... ,llf H,Wt,tlr' \'1,141,... '61,1Q,• ...... ..s ·.~,. .... 4.IU.-4,IM,• Yearly Comparison JllYIE M1911 LAw ..... OK Jl lf .u ,., 111 IJ MtltlJ 10 ~ UJI .. :16 1W •11111 UK> .. •• '" >U ,..... V~r) llJPl)-lllt lool .... fltllU!.l'O.-\ ttlt ,,,. l \ 1.IMI ....... ,_._matt.....,,.. _I IM"" on .. ,tt11t •t t,..1>119 wo IN Ht• TO<l S10tt1!1t.......,., "°'' -'*''•""°",,."Oft•• 1 ... an. lf'ttntt lltlWttn \••I -.ek '1 t ~"i j!M.t •M 1111•-• 1cio.,119•,.~•. ' . ' l ·' . . What's New in Stocks • ·Standard and Poor lAI• a-0. ,. ..... ..._Lil JS.ft >S.M-t.H '1. IJ U. ,,....._,. "·" 17.-1.Jt. NY Most Acti\'e ; Fish Limit: 200 Miles?· '"t . ' lUCHARD WELLS WITlf DENTAL .EQUIPMENT . : fK!ory H11 Ileen In Family 3 Goner1tlon1 By.LEROY POPE u•1....,_.WrttK NEW YORK -:-If you drive along the coastal highways or North America you are certain to aee cars with bumper stickers saying ''200·mile n&bingLimitNow!'' Which means that more· and more' ·coast· dwelling Americans and Canadians are getting fed up with illegal and excessive fishing in their coastal waters by Russian, Spanish, Portuguese and other foreign vessels. The Canadians have just taken vigorous ac· tion. They have forbidden Soviet fishing cran to enter Canada's Atlantic ports and have warned the Portuguese and the Spanish that their vessels may be barred if they don 't live up to lheii government's· fishing agreeIDents with Canada. THE RUSSIANS denied Canadian charges that their vessels have been exceeding agreed· upon catch quotas by as much as 100 percent, but the Canadians insist they have. A bill to extend the jurisdiction of the U.S. government over fishing 200 miles out from our coast lines instead .of ih.e present 1.2 miles has won committee approval in Congress and now Js regarded as having a g'ood chance or passage. It has won the editorial endorsement of a number of newspapers, inclµding the New York Times, which pointed out that, unlike some pre- vious attempts to extend the fed eral govern· .'._; :.·.\y,hlat's-a Comptehe? .· Ho~grolm Dental Plant in Unlikely Site '.. . . .. . :;·.COMPTCHE. Calif. '(tl Pil -grain and cattle. Descendants of six children, skips in and out o! Jn thJs uaillkel7 epet;: ~th a settlers f.rom, the 1870s still sU.ck the plant. J>ae~dropof1hllf1lde0flowering an>Wld. Of Iola years. a few ID• piae1 ·ts \a -wo-rld-!.timous terlqs>tra feom i:ltles have found NOWTBEBEABE22full-Ume JQ,BDut8cturLi1 Pla"t. :· its beauty · •Del~. charm and in· employes. ·including aiX women, • •Jn the Uny town ot Coqiptche, v&;ded! 1 • . wodting in the 2SOO aquare foot l6: . ._eodocluo. County along . ·. Butltbe lltOe post office still plant,: '1·half as' mucb. as we C•lifornia '·• North Coast. has only l9t.po1t11 boxes. A re-need,"says Wells. Richard B. Wells, 39, owria and cent·1Vlaliof.drove the 14 miles ''Trouble getting skilled •~otn. tbo We, !l1·r .. enc1ed Pin... p.,,m 11,~~lllo. and the cout help?." Welll is asked. :;d .. M.nutaciuMarCo., w~ch ~/Wltboo.! pu1in1 •nother car and ~·Not at' an:· he said. "One or m_ak.ea: · ,equjpt1Jep"t, pialnly for mettllit: C?D}Y four, Bill' of the the last persons bired was a chop· diintall1boralorl-.. · . ,. nt,1111111i'fow lo .1 ~lo lane. peroutofthewoodsandthevery ... •Th'iy1 shlp, 9rdtr1 throughout ~le· wave if they are outside laet one was a railroad conductor 'tt.e'treeworld. · wbm,yOudriveby. 1 out of Stockton. Almost apyone ·"1 . ,.... •· 1i·w11 Jaere tbat. lUchard's .cap&ble .. or working can be ··rr JS A. tbree-1,neri.Uon buSl· ftiihet)~! J. Weill, bou&bt 44 trained." -....,: an· amastn1 atory of famUy 1aaM.Ua i8M when be'dec.ided the , ':Advertise? No, 'Ve don't," • ..,,~1111>' and a wly bl ll(e that a ll"C!'lil 0_01!1!'4 wu too fut '° Richard said. "ll Is all word or -;;t°of.peoplo wish lhoy eoUJcl ban· be 1avo up bJj,denlal laboratory mouth." 41-. . . ,. ;. _, . _ _... 1te1lde1, he wanted to be 'He iOsists all orders be inh .. W.111, • ple&11111h quiet mon aoarrlbe flablnf· tbat had lured En1lish but if one sneaks lhroug ... •1'~ re1.e1nble1 ·:t.l1 F. younc b1Uit4.lbllarealilthen.ntplace. in a language that stumps the Qiarlee A. lJDdberlH,;Wu born · • ~· staff, it can be translated by one ] Ibo family Hom.e, l!esidc tho A-i' naBT HE 11artec1 o dairy ot the language teachers at Men· ant, went to JOcl.l schools, buabteU with few cows. But he docino High School. Richard ll'Ded the bu•lD-from his haCt brbulbt m1cblne shop equip. Wells is also president of the father,expandedltandflatmadc znmf aua 900n WU turn1nJ out School board. .ii~ e\oeQ'•ll•~ auch equip" l\lt-meft4ed. jlln , • special ap. A visitor chatted with Wells as IDSlttineeded:·'"l "" · ~ ,pllanU Jormerly used 1n fals.e _ he sat in the front office of the • ,. JJl um flOjii ifliu•lth~! la .Ill teethl . -plant, bis mother at the next desk t.be&Wwlwte'lu•·ol: busIMsa:lt W:elfa retired from active answering the phone, his •Iii~ -•· ~•111ptc~'1 -•· fac parj1ttpe•..._ 1n tbe buslnct1 ooly daughter near her going through _..,:;.; 1i; ib;':.il';;. i;;;.1 cou: ~1 ~lllH ol a heart con· tho moll. Tho vbttor noted Wells )iltol nnND,tal(riiliil: · '. ..... _ • --had been born literally .only a Wbatil-a~m;&e"Mft· . ;. 'WbtD .the Northern Califomla stone's lhrow away ln the com· 1 .. , • / , • .... ,. , Dmta&· Laboratory AMoc.laUon fort.able white house, had grown .-i~• ~1eU• JtW'a DQ{asaQfJoke 1aY.• it.a first awtrd for ex· uP almost a part of bis plant. had ,_.1111~ al IOl•t e1&ftt-To•c1a~wlat ceUOnco t"° yea,.. oeo II w"'1t lo married a local girl -his whole .:'iiil"lrlDcl;, · ari<l.ClOWn lo 11 ,blrf · ',J:i\'LWellt, , . . . life had been spent right here -un ~ tllrouil>olt ...a itsk Richard hlB own«! the bl"'I· where •II· the roads come and • "J.briwot1tT",111!!8'i "°"are neas~ln~ lW/, when thO<e were tb°"'lanothlnggolngon. -,.ion lo-wolth •!or tbe country only ~employ ... T~a "Are you a happy man?" he ~:,:: ::!L·:m:-croo.t ~ ~:'1~1~'b~:cl!!" daqhte:, w~:1f!·~eply was laconic and lo · n 11 1~ In •ll~ '!f 'pliie and .a.ti'; ao , 11 her 1111lst1nt. tbe point, "Sure, bull don;thovo menl's fi shing jurisdiction far ou.t ~Ha. it ~oes not seek lo reserve fishin g e~c)usively fqr American vessels, nor does it pcR f4yJµn:ija1ioQt On lhe ·~av~?,lioD. or other legitimate rigbls of foreign vesstl'S be·yoD.d the U.S. 12·mUeJi.mit. . IT WOULD PERMIT the U.S. government to license .for~igrr fishlllg c'ran. and set compulsory catch q'uo~a~ wltbht the 200-mile coastal zone where all lh~il1uabte1f1Sberies are located. If Russian· or other foreign vessels exceeded their lawful licensed catches, the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard could confiscate their vessels and catches and finQ them heavily as the Peruvians and Ecuadorians have done to American .tuna clippers for fishing without licenses inside their 200·mile limits. The Coast Guard. ~as been seiJing Russian fisbin& vess"els and Japanese fishing craft in the Pacific and fining heaVily --bu~ for f\Shing il- legally inside the present 12-mile limit. , Some American fishermen lake the extreme position that the United States and Canada oul'hl to exclude foreign fishin g craft entirely from the· 200-mjle acne but this h,ardly t'ould be justilied on any sound legal basis since the Portuguese, the Spanish, the French,· the British ?Jld probably the Russians were fishing in American waters before.the United-States and Canada became in· dependent nati~ns. ADVOCATES OF the 200-mile juri1diclion bill say that, as a conservation measure, it is eminently jusWied and oow is the Only possible hos>t: left of preventing the extin~Qn of many i:ipecies of fish: · Cod, haddock a nd yellowlall flounder already have been seriously depleted in North American waters of the AtlantiG.' Fish are or ought to be a nor-mally self· renewing resource of mankind buttbis resource can be deS.troyed by reckless, "indisC"rimJnale Cis· hing, the bill's -proponents argue. '· · · Canada's recent action indicates that volun· tary aereemenis with other nat,,ioqs ,are not workable, that legal force must be employed. The Canadians also say failures of' the re.. cent law of the sea conference meetings in Caracas an4 Geneva show there is. n~ real hope of obtaining a bi:,oad internatiooal agreement lo conserve the r esources of the oceans or to expand their produclion!or mankind. PROF. H. GA.RY Knight of Louisialia late Uni Vers.ltyWa.ys the underdeveloped c~-, are dead set aaainst any inlemationa! a . , ton lhelawoftheseauD.less-lhe71:and1v:ertt " sto their own purposes. 1·~·~:-l. ~ Knight is a member of the NaJ,:ioopJ.Sectiity •: Councll's Committee on the Law of 8'8., He said it has beco[IJe ·obvious du~~ ei~.years or the ellorts by the United ~ to:-negotlate a limeJy and comprehensive blternational law of· the sea that the underdeveloped countries will not permit an .aareement unless it aiv.f!3 them pGwer l-0 control the production, 6tf.c:es Jnd"dls- tribution of aU resources of the se\. He sa1'i 'tllis is part or the grand design of statesmen o( tlrie Ull• derdeveloped countries to control all raw materials and b•sic commodlfl.ef~ limit ex· · pansion of their production • ..-...~· 1ake of conservation but to force a tramter ol wealth to 1.. them rrom the industrial nations • Koight concludi,es that naUcms such u 'UJ~· · United State•, th~s, will hal'e to act unllat=.,, or by meana~ aireement.s wttb other dev~ n atiooa to camerve ud expand f11blng r.-..rces ·end lo-·u-""4-Dllning andollior oanu• sources tor manldnd. ~ , . Tho 2()(1.1Dll• flahlnc JVl!ldiction bill would seem lo0be a.•les> In Iha& dl~on. • ' FINANCE ' i l ) " ' Man Files Sex Suit sANDIEGO (UPI) • A bty s.anilation worker has filed a fedeYar' "re· verse discrimination" complaint because he lost his promotion to in· ... spector when the Civil Service Commission up· held charges that the ex· am was biased against women . Order Yours NOW ••• 1000 'IT • PERSONALIZED "STYLI.SH •EASY TO USE •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND T SHA•E ANO SIZE OF LAatL ...... "•"" 0•• 1as M•I" Stroot A•JIOW•, Arir11ot• 12t•S r---------------------fill in this co...,., cllp end mill wlth $1 .5010: Pilot Prlntl"I Label DI•,. ""' Office '°" 1Uo ti.fa Mew, C•llfomf1 '2•26 .. • • ,i-. ,.,. to ... ret.1' 11• c• -...ii ·-~ ' I , . • -----_,_ -------- ndwoocb, ofla~ by ....... WI of • -. •: YOWllHt ot Richard'' enoo1b Ume." I ' ~ ~ I •i ~ ff) ' T -~· • • . . ' ' r • " .., • 88 DAJI. Y PILOT &.nday, Augvst 10, 1975 U.S.-Russ ian Film: Disaster? REX R.EED in the raw LENINGRAD, Russia -Gt.'Orge Cukor, the anmd old man of movies. conducts '<tn interview the way a meticulous niaitrc d 'hotel mi"ght pre· pare an exoti c flaming dt•sscrt. · t • Words are seleclt.'CI "·ith earl' 3nd '"''isdom ; anecdotes are related like recipes, famili ar, tried and true. That 's on the good days. Today is abadday. · Jn fact, there have been nothing but bad days since Decembe r, when he arrived in Ru ssia to make Maeterlinck's ''The Bluebird." a spec- tacular movie that started out as a mullimillion- dollar musical fairy ta.le made with Russian money and Hollywood know-how. The firs t Russian-Am erican co-production, in fact, in the history of show bu siness. Hopes were hi gh. The stars would .be FJizabeth Taylor,. Ava Gardner, Cicely Tyson, James Coco, J ane Fonda. They would all sine B>~;O M,Q,rl,,. Senior" Citizen s 1. 50 at all ti e SOUTH COAST PLAZA THEATRES and dance with the sumptuous support or the Kirov Ballet. EDITH HEAD would create costumes un· dreamed of in their splendor. People started fly· ing into Russia like an invailon Crom Mars. George Cukor , the man who created movie history ,.,ith "Camille," "Ga~ght,'' "A Star i~ Born,'' ''My Fair Lady" and others too fabulous to mention, would be the genius who would hold it magically together. Where did it all go wrong? "We came here because we thought we were doing another 'Wizard of Oz'," groaned a weary Cicely Tyson. ''This thing is a disaster. Nobody can hold it .together.'' The stars suffered from dysentery. Elizabeth Taylor new to London to be hospitalized. The C06tumes had to be remade. The Ru ssian cameraman had '° be replaced because he had only worked in black and white and the rushes were so dark nobody could see the screen. MUSICAL NUMBERS ban been dropped to save time and money. 1be Kirov bad other com· mitments and backed out. James Coco dropped out to h ave a gall bladder operation. Ava Gardner locked herself in her room with a vodka bottle. At one paint the entire f"tlm was suspended and reassembled. Costs soared to $15 million and the thln11 still lsn•t finished. Throush It all, George CUkor, 76 and sUll dancing, has been the "'9de1ol diplomacy. "Wh.at "'is wrong here is not the fault or the Ruuians, •• he said. "It's ·because we were not sulficiepUy organized to begin with. 1 only speak to the producer through my lawyers. ''Now we are all very spoiled in America. We have grown up with a successful tradition or 75 yean of rnoviemaking that has touched the im· aeinatioo or the world. Tbeydon't have the same skills here. but lhat'a wby we're here, to teach them. "BUT DON'T SEU.the Russians·sbort. They have built' sets that are enormously impressive and expensive. In the peasant kitchen scene they have inlaid tiles especially made and perfectly beautiful in every detail. Elizabeth Taylor want· ed to take pa.rt or the set home with her. ''We could not possibly duplicate tha t • sortollhing at home because of the expense. The problem is U;lat they do not know how to take out a wan, so you end up wt.th enormous difficulties trying to move the camera around. In order to re· move one wall, you have to wall three days. The delays are killing, but that's all part or the ad· • • ClcllfyTY80ft: 'Thlol&no ordln•ry-n. m•n. You c.n't evenmeke • phonocall.' juslment one must make in a place that is tuned lo a different tempo of WOl"king. ''1be Russians work very slowly and they quit after eight hours. There is no such thing a1 working overUme. U you•re in the middle of a scene, they go home. And they have a very notorious way or disappearing when ypu need them most. However, I 've seen nothing but warmth and courtesy. ';They have enormous curiosity and they are always indulging me with little gifts. They. gave me a pin which says 'ENEMY OF CAPITALISM' and every time I wear it on the set they scream with laughler. •• ·. Libra Chiillenges Authority SAYS CICELY TYSON: "I signed to do this thing for 14 weeks and I've been here eight months and there's no end in sight. I arrived in mid-winter and there was nothing to eat but cab- bage. I had diarrhea for three weeks. For foui- months we we?en 't even allowed to go to Helsinkt for the weekend because the Russians would not . give us visas to leave the country . SO.COAST PLAZA U · "HENNESSEY" t:OO Sat/Sun 1:»5:15--9:00 "HENNESSEY- • -...1 Wts-l :M-l:l-41 ""THE RIEVERS" 'J-11:.>tWfS-l:l .. J,_..11:.11 6:10-t:JO s.t/S. l:JM~O.t:JO -JAU ntl MO..,. AMO IUM"' a.t I W/'--2·5-a-1 I .. THE RtEYEllS" 7·1 0:45 s.t/SUn 3:15--7:00-10:45 "OTHEll SIDE OF THE MOUNT AIH'" . 10:55 S.tf'-1 :4~5:1.5-1:55 '"IANG THE DRUM SI.OWLY- See MWSFint! MONDAY,AUGUsrJI . BySYDNEYOMARJl . ' • ARIES (March 21'April 19.): You c:ould be surprised by action affecting legal standing, lease, agreement or contract .. Domestic situation is accented. · · TAURUS (April ro-_.-ay 20): One who was once close may be working in different area. Ad:- juslments are necessary. GEMINI (May 21.J-20): Give logic equal time with impulse.· Overcome temptation to throw caution to winds. : CANCER (June 21.July22): Finish what you start-you are· due now for greater degree or re- cogn.itic;>n. You can buildonamoresolid base. LEO (July 23·Aug .. 22): Accent terms, fmali.zing agreement which affects domicile. New approach brings most constructive results. VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepL 22): You are able to • build, to get a nest egg, to perceive what is an ob· staele and what is actual progress. UBRA CSepL ZJ..Oct. 22): Mo0o roojoins Pluto in your sign -coincides with the time IMllA Sft115.At9 JANISCAAM -.uMMY LADY-1 .... 1 ............. =s•.··~·••ts-• _,. .,,. _ ,_ PAM11m'" CNI -;;; I Oft TOUll LOCAL 8 A NOW HERE IT IS! THE BEGEST SHOW OF ITS Kiii ANYWIERE! 21st ANNUAL SOUTHLAND HOME & GARDEN SHOW 3,BIG SHOWS Ill Ollll •tlle ... 1 1• 11 .... ................. .. l•llOl-1• CAlll,tlffl<I• ...... 11111 ......... •ft-.i A~--· •'' ,. • ., •• ., "t•r. ,,, .. , ..... , ... ,,, .... , •• 1·•· .... ,, -... * ... ,. , ..... ,. ..... AICUIT 15-24, 1975 ................... ........ ::~ ...... ,..... .. ··-tw-Jn••r ......... ....... ~ *" ........... .................... ........ ..., ...... PUT ANEW EXPERIENCE IN YOUR LIFEI IEE ITI FEEL ITI An Event ... f~RJiiQUAUE l'l. ·:".' -ARIGHT-ON SPORTS COMEDY "RETURN TO ~~ .. 'TOMHAIMOM ••. see millions of dollars worth of exhibits and displays featuring the latest innovations for the home & garden .•• home furnishings & interior decor ... patios & garden supplies ••. swimming pools • ; • room enclosures & appliances . .. home entertainment & communications ••• hea ting & air conditioning .•. land development and the finest I mobile home living. -------.......... •Aal8Jln..,,t when you break. loose, challeoge authority, back beliefs with cash, when you tear down ror ul· timate purpose or rebuilding . . SCORPIO (0.l 23-Nov. 21): You have in· sights now which amaze others. You know what is being hidden. what is legitimate, what is bluff. SAGI1TAKIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Desire is fulfilled but not as you might bave expected. Get ready for surprises, quick changes, a journey in· to the unorthodox . CAPRICOilN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You gel r e- sults due to professional efforts. Means you get something for something --oo more, no less. ''Then Jim my ·Coco said, 'I want an answer so I 'll know what to lell the press,' and we bad visas in 24 hours. We went wild. We stepped ofr the plane and saw bananas, Coca-Cola signs, McDonald's hamburgers •.• it was like Robinson Crusoe 'arriving in civilization after be· ing shipwrecked for 20 years. This is no ordinary location, man. You can't 'even make a phone call." ' AQUARIUS (Jail. :D-Feb. 18): You may ha'f'e difficulty articulating your needs. Key is to ride with tide, to observe, to be open-minded, re- ceptive -and to welcome s piritual awakening. PISCES· (Feb. 19-Marcb 3)): Nol.bin g now is tepid -it" is aU or nothiag, hot or cold. Money, leases. ta:xes, insurance -these areas must be given atteo\_ion. FOUNT AIN VALL.EV • . ·~ . ~ . . ~ MCMEfWWOS RJR f'MENT'8 ANO VDUNO PEDPl£ ,....,._~ ............. ..... _ ......... ..._.... _..,_ ... __,., ............ All "'' '°"''"· """II""''"""' ..:.:· ®••-•1r~• ""' 1-.f ..., ...., . -~-- •I.Iii:~-:.;--. .. -··· .. .... -........ ._ .... __ ONCE IN YOUR LIFE MAY SOMEONE LOVE YOU LIKE THIS. _ ' . The true story of Jill l<inmont. The American Olympic ski •.. contender whose tragic fall took everything but her life. And who f~und the 'THE OI'HER SIDE courage to live through . the love of one very OF THE _ · special man . MOUNTAIN' "TWEOTHO 5"XOF THt MOUNTAnt"St.wNsMAllLYN HASSETT ft ill Ki--t _,RAU lllroGl.S., Dk~ Bwk • A flLMWAY'S!l.A•RY PEERct PlOOUCTfON • ~ "rOA~Sllml MWrllyCHAI LESl'OX ·~lly\,ARRY l'tlJtCE• r 10thrce=A•OS.ff.LOMAH . TICI INICOlOA' A JHVEl SAl MCT\.!ME (t!a!l llll!fO. _ lll!.lf!t! \JI D 119'1§ .!IJml ~=~~=!1:-;_J (PO]-'-=.=:'~~I -lll!ITOL 1Y _M..,._ c..f ... , ... ....... -------..... -. ...... --·~-llTt ,. IUUll' .. "' Picll'IC ,.,..,..,,.. .. DllNa·IM.~;;,-,. ..... -..w11 ........ 9!"9 .. ................ .................. ............ ta• .................... ........................... . , .... "'''"'' ...................... """' .... ··--..... ~-,t)l.1011 . . • • • ,. I• ... .. · ..: . ) -. : ':! s_C •. 1 .. . . I·' •• :l: • ' • • ' I . ' ' • . ; :h4 ~ -~ -'.: '.t•'. . r J!... -... " • . -. -" .. ' , ~ ' •• .. • • ' " . . . . . • '' • ! .. • : . I •• . •' .. ; . . .. , ~. .. . • • •• J ·' , :' • .. •• . :1 • • ,_ . -· . j J: ' ' .. ; ' , ' ' • ' .. • ' , . .. • Previn in Harmony . . At Press Meeting PIITSBURGH (UPI) ~Andre Previn conduct& press con. tcrences with the aame sklll and aplomb he leads the London Symphony. The German·born musician and composer, who takes over as musical director of the Pit- tsburgh Symphony ln September 1976, orchestrated his first meet- ing for the Pittsburgh media re- cenUy -piano, allegro, andante and fortissimo . · Like his fellow countryman, Henry Kissinger, the 46-year-0ld Previn answers q uestiorus 1Ubly. ''Do you find compos ing popular mus ic as difficult as ·writing classical music?" "'NO, NOT nearly as much." (piano) ''You have a universal taste in music, Mr. Previn. Js there any form you don't care for?'' "HawaUan music is dreadful, it turns me off.'' (fortissimo) "You are described cts a de- votee of 20th century music. But il has been reported you a re a Mozart disciple.'' "l think it would be difficult to fmd among colleagues a person who is not a Mozart diticiplc." (andante) Prevln Was asked to1peclly his choice in contemporary mu1lc. 0 1 PLEAD ignorance to the electronic graph score" Cthe vis· ual description or mechanically produced aound), he said. "It is my own loss, but if lhe explana- tion ot how to r ead tt ls longer than the piece itself, I have to put it down.'' He admitted a preference tor the Englis h composers Ralph Vaughan-Williams and William Walton, a somewhat untashiona· ble taste. The 46-year--old Prevln will succeed Dr. William steinbcrg, ·16, wbo has conducted the Pittsburg h Symphony tor 23 years with a hypnotic economy ot movement on the podium. Previn w as asked wha t changes he plans here. "I would be phenomenally con· ceiled lo t alk about changes so soon," he said. "I have had such a rare instance or fusion with this orchestra tha t it wouldn't be right to try to change it so soon." CONDUCTOR PREVIN Previn h as toured the Unit- ed States five t imes with the Lon- don Symphony, which he al.Bo took on a successful tour of Russia and East Asia. I-le will continue his association with t he London Orchestra dur- ing his tenure in Pittsburgh. He will conduct the Pittsburgh Sym- phony for 12 weeks the firs t season and 14 weeks each in the second and third years of his con- tract. Schell Turns .Director NEW YORK CAP) -"I think my rich days as an actor are rather past," s ays Maximilian Schell, a star for 20 years on the international drama scene. "To do just a nother personality is boring," he dismisses recur- rent bids to Broadway where he last appeared six years ago, ACTOR-DIRECTOR SCHELL MESA 1884 Newport ~ta t.WMI S4d-1 SSl HELD OVER! WAlllH HATTY _, ••. "THE EXORCIST' ONfl OaUr • 1 1~ :lit Mftllliln P"fl tr•J'M•l1.U THI CITY ..m1NG CINffllt • OAANGI •P2472t Besides performing, Schel l directs, writes , produces and often medita t es upon artistic purpose. Recently he has noted "a shift somehow in my talenls and my own wis h to express m yself." Imminent outlets for such rechanneled impetw; are a pair of staging fi rsts in Switzerland and England. IN OCl'OBER he oversees "La Traviata" for the premiere oC Basel's new opera house. After that comes ''Tales From the Vienna Woods," his initial stint for Britain's National Theater in London. In between he does a film of the same drama in his native Austria. The most famous member Or a fiercely competitive theatrical family, Schell asserts "most in- te rest in doing a view or lite. I · have so many pictures in my head which I would like to realize as a director that I lhlpk that will be the tutu re more than acting." In pas t conversations, the 44- year-old craftsma n's dominant ambition was to be a playwright . That has Changed now to "writ· ing with the camera.'' While making "First Love" Crom his own script seve ral seasons ago, "I found it won- derful to explore scenes with the camera, without using words - at one point in the shooting three pages or dialogue became just two lines." · · FlLMS, HE feels, ''should be like dreams -full of mystery.'' His creative exasperation is, "I take a year and a hall to make a picture." Being an actor and director has been reciprocally beneficial, bu t the t a ll, disl in guis hed- looking bache lor would prefer n eve r -again a recent .simultaneous involve ment in both assignments. JW1t after signing as the cen- tr.al character ot ''The Man in the Glass Booth," a fllm made tor the American Film Theater and now in _gen er al release, Schell found himself also at work as writer-director for "Murder on the Bridge," a delayed project lhat was suddenly reactivated. ''It w as madness,'' he re· sonanUy recalls.1 All'New Red. White & Blue Fireworks SJ)ectacular every night at 9 o.m. Plus ... More than .JO-exciti ng adventures and attraction~ 1)tsneu}9J\A "'" _Open everv div f~ 8 a.m. to 1 an: I • .. ' ' . . Sunday. August 10. 1975 DAILY PILOT 89 The Last at Last AT WIT 'S END By ERMA DOMBECK When you talk about lt in years to eo~c, .~ou will refer to it a• ''The La.at Family VacaUon. It will 5tart out Uke a score o{ other fa mily vacations .•. one kid will yell because he has lo sit on the hard hump in the middle or the seat. Another will sulk tor 300 miles because he can 't hear the radio . , • and another wW bang his feet out or the window because his legs are cramped. (When did they grow 15o tall?) There w111· atlll be the perennial r ecording or "When we gonna eat:" (muted because their mouth& ar e full or food). And you'll ask, "Anyone ror a hamburger? A salad ? A pig&l.y wiggly hot dog?" CDid it always cost $20 to buy them lunch?) BORE DOM HANGS like a thick fog over the . entire back seat. "Hey, kids.'' you aay. ••Look at the colors in that mountain." ''Gross.'' ''Would you believe that .sunset? It's ·Jike a painting." "Gross." "Hey group, Daddy and I are going to chip in and buy° you all a new word when we stop.'' "Gross." (When did the excitement of a mountain give way to Ma d magazine:) AT THE BEACH, you begin to suspect things are changing when you and Daddy are t~e ?n!y two s plashing a round in the water. One ch1ld is 1n a phone booth making plans to split. Another has found a girl and ii try~ to palm himself off as STARnlNG PROOF THAT WE ARE NOT ALONE IN THE UNIVERSE. _., I c.•.I. llU•\>10 ... """'ClA~1olC ,.{IUll\~· "" ·-11• •11 llWIS ----·-·.-1 .. l'lt!Wf ~-.. -·-..--· ...-.... ........ ..., ,,..,, w ......... ..., -·-~ ......... { ... c:!~':.c ~ M l'--IS HURRY! lAST 3 DAY$ _, ... t7t-4141 4zt.JOl1 121-1161 IJ7 .. J41 l*llt6 UJ.2111 ....... , Hz...MtJ .,, ..... IJl-6721 !Ml-JJll 962·1141 147·lltl -New-1n •11te ............ " (PG) HARPER IS IACKI •IOITWIN -···-- an orphan. And the other is going through Dad- dy's trousers getting the ear keys. (Wh en did they stop talking to us?) Golng home, It is llkeold_tlmi:s. Th~y are ~xcit ed at the idea or aoing swimnung with a friend , making it in time for a party and ~)ting ~o t heir rooms to turn u p the stereo until their ears shrivel. As you unload the car, t here is a silence. Without liayin g a word, everyone seems lo know ""'hat the silence m eans. It is a moratorium lo the laat family vac.ation. It will never be the same again. The wet diapers in the plastic bags under yo ur reel, the soggy cookies ... strains of "This Old Man He Played One " ... burying your feet in the sand . .. cries of "Hc·s hitting" ... the cold caves, the burnt hot dogs, the camper that leaked .•. the giggles at bedtime ... the laundromats and the wonderful, warm feeling that a wom a n feels \\.'hen she secs he r family tucked in at night. It is the end or a n era .•. the beginning of a n ew one. You might allow yourselC the luxury of a te:J r. Or you might say lo yoursel! half in an_ger, ''G_od ~ \Vh y did I spend every summer vacation yelling, ·Don't throw rocks in the water' and 'Don 't sit on the seals!' " Vou'H FEEL it as well as see it! 4 ACADEMY AWARDS • inS'Ct~susnoo:,;c . ~r ''WAllOfltNG EfrfTOTAINlllt!NT"'. j ·-t~AA!ffii mrn1 111 ~1i~11 · mm1 1111111 mm ~mu · !11111111 mm llt~m !~illlill·iWi ~1m1 AN EXPERIENCE YOU WILL NEVER FORGET (l'Gl 0-0,._U. ...... ~ ' . . ·''POWERFUL STUFF" RALPH STO..EY (PG) AM AMERICA ECIHIMA CENTER _., ..... , .. u tNH Cl~Uo 979°4141 TIE GRAND AD'ftWTUfllE OF THE Y!M IK-1 'TH[ . NOT OTHERSlDE Slt'ICE !STOL CIMIMA ... OFTHE ID/E MOUNTAIN' sn::RY- THE EXORCIST '(II) CIH&IA WIST wi1n.1•M•l"4...,.,tn Wll -(e-1 .. 112·401 You'll ill!, it as well as see ii.. · ucAD£MY •w1'i!:,"" !HEMA WIST "f\f-\fN Ut.O•M""lll "fl•-'"'"' . 192·44tl • •• .t " ' ' • ' ·. I ! ! l ~ ' • • , I I ' { . .t ' I '• .. ' ' . .. .. ' THEFABRIC KING'S OLD· FASHIONED 330 So. Main (1 Blk. So. of Chapman) (714) 997-7952 c I An Accumulation of Odds and Ends All on · Special Tables and Loaded with · Savings. All Merchandise Is 1st Quality, just a little soiled from lots of handling, but the price will more than compensate for the light laundering needed. The Fabrics and items may be a little different at each store and some of them may be one of a kind. TABLE #1 CHOOSE FROM VOILES, COTTONS, RAYONS/ POLYESTERS, ACRYLICS, MATTE JERSEYS, and POLYESTER/COTTON c YARD . CHOOSE FROM ' . POLYESTER ACRYLIC, PO~ESTER & 'COTTON, MATTE JERSEYS, WOOLS GARBARDINES, MATCHING ,VOILES, and SEERSUCKER. NOW . '' V-to s1~ 00 '., . ~,;: YAl:JD, • BE SURE TO VISIT OUR NEW FOUNTAIN VALLEY STORE FOUNTAIN VALLEY OPEN DAILY 9 AM TO 9 PM SATURDAY 9 AM TO S PM SUNDAY 10 AM TO ·5 PM I ANAHEIM 2270 W. Lincoln (at lniokhurst) (714) 776-6200 LAKEWOO~ 5511 Woodruff at South (213) 920-1758 18120 Brookhurst at Talbert (714) 963-1000 ~ . I . . I . I : I • :1 . , • ' a..nd!y.Augu1t 10, 1175 DAILYPtlOT (<J 1 Nieklaus' Galllble Pays Off; Leads PGA I • ) • • ' . • ' • ' t ' l ' . ' ' ' • I ' ' I ' • I • • ! • • ! • ! ! I i I I j . I I ' I ' • I ' l • ' t • . l • J J ! • ' ' • l I I • l I ' ,. I ' AKRON, Oh io (A!_') -'1 knew Nicklaus, gunning ror his 16th I was aonna make ttie putt.'' major c h a mpions~ip, took tr1 Jack NicklauK, his jaw set at chance on his fourth shot. arm angle, was explainin& bis "lt w as a gamble," he 5aid. "1 minor miracle or a par on the knew it was a gembJe. Jr 1 get it 18th hole Saturday in the S7lh tn the water I'm looking at an PGA National Ch.ampiooship . eight." "l was flgurinf for a six encl But he pulle d it off. -He looking at an eight," Nicklaus 1ambled and won . A magnificent said after missing his drive and nlne-lrob shot lofted high and son tak':J a penalty shot on the over tree and water.· tam "Monster;' hole, a ~-It came to rest some 30 feet behind the hole. yard par five thpit may prove to . be the pivotal hole in this, the last Nicklaus rolled it home. of the l!leason's four majortesls of It was a par. e<>Uing greatness. He was looking at an eight and Rams Trounce Cowboys, 35-7; Hartis Stars LOS ANGELES (AP)-James Harris threw a 10-yard tO!JChdown pass and mounted three touchdown drives in the first 33 minutes and the Los Angeles Rams went on to trounce Dallas, 35-7, tn a pre-season opener for both te ams Saturday night. With the Rams leading the N a- tional Football League contest 21 ·0, Harris' understudy, Ron J aworski, took over for the second half and riddled the Cowboys' defenses with his passes, completing six of eight passes for 115 yardS and one touchdown. Meanwhile, the Rams' defense throtUecl the heralded Dallas qi. tense, allowing the Cowboys to penetrate Los Angeles-territory only once. That drive ended ·on the 10-yard line at the close Or the second period when quarterback Roger Staubach's pass was in- tercepted in the· end zone by Der- reck Williams. Dallas' only score came on a 29-yard pass _F,terception return by rookie David Shaw in the third period. wilh Tony Baker scoring from the one. Harris also s upplied the key plays on the second drive. He scrambled 30 yards down the left sideline to take the ball to the Dallas 22 and then with a third and 10 yard s ituation on the Dallas 11 yard line, bulleted a 10.yard pass to Klein for a first down on the one . · As a crowd of 62,843 watched in Los Angeles Coliseum, a series of Ra ms rus her s outgained the Cowboys on the ground 251 yards lo 83 yards. The Rams also out- passed Dallas 199 yards to 13 yards to gain a total yardage ad- vantage of 445to156. Cullen Bryant, who scored on a IS-yard run in the (ourtb quarter, Jed the Rams rushers with nine carries ror 42 yards, along with Harris, who gained 42 yards on four c a rries . SCOltE •YQUAll'TERS 0.lll!i 0 0 ; 0-, Le. A"9el"1 1 1 1' 7-lS LA -Kleln 10CH>,l ltom Herr1' (Oemptll!yaj(t l LA -81Yr 1 run (Oem11ioev klct ) LA-C•PPtllettl 1 •u11 IDt~wykkt) DAL -Sl'lew 1' lllf"tce pllon nrlllfll (FrilK ll l k lo,) LA -Brytnl 15 "'" IOempstrtk ll LA -JeW• 1 CH''' from ..uo-~i (De,,....w y a lckl The Rams look a 14-0 lead ear- ly in the :second quarter running up the field almost at will N they scored 'tbQ fi~l1 ·two tlnles they had the bJl1l.~ On'theii first possession of the-season, the Rams toolc the ball <•f\he 19 and .. marched. 81 yards in · 13 plays with Bob Klein scoring on a 10- yard pass from Hanis. 1be next time the Rams got ·the ball they marched 80 yards in 11 plays STloTISTIQ ,_. ' Flf\I ~ . •I RIKl'oft.y.,.cH. 1-Hl PH.&lftolY•d' q Aetum we rd' ..o ... ,loft a.1 .. , PY.II 1-•S Fumbln-'cM.I 1.0 f'tnlllles·r•rdt >3S IHDIYIDUAl. l.EAD£1t5 .. _ ,,. ... ,,. ... ~ 13-1 .. 1 ,.,, .. .2·10 ftUSHING -Dtlll\, N"whcM.iloOI .. .,, L.Ot Arlgllt5,. H1rrls •-'2. 8-111t 9-.Q,. McClllcheOft ~32. C.cipelletUl·l1. RECEIVING -O.n•!l, F"9'Jtl 2-1t,. Young :1-ZL Los A11gtltl1, Klelft .. ,2, ~$sit! 2·•, 8rfMt2•21.. PASSING -D1tlas, Sleub«h ~10-1, 44 l'""d!.; ~ltf )-.. I. 1t w•rds. Loi "'91n. J•-r~l ... ,, U S t•rdl.; H1rrls 1·10..0.M 'flll"lb. • Ex-I aylaa..,k Boggs Recalls Naismith, Allen Edi1or'1. note: The moder,a era l'p0rl1 vista ii prooiding .nter-tain,,,.,,., QUGlilu.on<f ~· t11 conlTOVt1'11> Oft. (l #Ole. ntUer before .attobted irl the WOf'ld of athletic•. Y.et lpOTt• of days pe by.olfo bad OT<ot momenU.and dar performer1. Toda'I/ our look ai theae da:JI• Jocusea on Newport Btach'a Dtma Boggs • By HOWARD L. HANDY ortMo.llr 1"11e1..., Dr. James Nais mith and Phog Allen are names out of the past that belong to the early history and deve,lop· ment of the game of basket- ball. They are more than.names to Newport ·seach'a Deah Boggs, a graduate or the University of Kansas in 1924 who knew both men as an un~ dergraduate student. ,, 1 ·Bow, lronlcally. dlo not play basketball' but wu a m " 0 • °' ' • ' ' ' I Going Back IN SPORT'S DEAN BOGGS ball didn't mean a thing to me at that time. You know how a young fellow is. It has only been in recent years that I have realized what they did for the g am e a nd how rortunate 1 was to know both oft.hem." ball team and one ott.be11rst. Boggs recalls the early managers of the K~n1as days of the game. Relays when Allen was "They used bushel baskets athletic director. and the bottoms were stlll in Nalamlth and Allen them. Inordertogettheba.ll coached basketball at the out ot the basket. they had to Kllftlias Institution after the useasticktoknockitout.'' former tnvented the game in His gridiron career began December, 189I. in high school where he was a ••nr. Naismilh was In ruMing back. At the univen:i· charaG of th.e eym at the un· ty, he weighed I.CS pound.s , lvenity wben I was there,'' wrinctng wet and switched to Bo 1.111 richt end . •'f't'::t ·t~veral classes ''The only time 1 got to play from him aod ~ot to know him was after we were ahead by d eUred three touchdowns. 1be ftrst welL INLbe._ a r ~ -ieam-wH awf\Jlly bl~llDCl-l•t coach by tliat time. • "Allenwasthefootball and and 1 d idn 't t it either -etball c°"ch at the W1 · colegory. I · -• b I the "We had a pretty 1ood vttsily a"" w en wn re team but I never did 0 el in and he wa1 also athletic • directo(.Hewa1theonewho a1a t n1t Ml1 1ourl or Re , ,, a couple of Umes and Ued Nebraska.'' or~nlze \the Kansas Nebfaska. We beat Mlseourt Bo&c• realize the Im· One o! his teammates was ( ~ o! ,Ille hhtory COil· · -ed will>, the" two men In actor Buddy Ro1en. l -r "l'l,wuafreslunaa-1 · ~; ~· ailiXalllllll..Lllllll .. -.lllilLlalloJC.lllLUl-4o-l walked off with a par and his im· posing lead intact. "I knew 1 was goMa make the pull," Nicklaus repeated. When it dropped in the hole, he 0 1tTVT•d •• a. .. tte17 •• 1:30 acted as if he'd won the touma- ment. He cradled ·~ blond head between his bulky forearms, then smiled broadJy and saluted the big gallery with a wave of his putter. Lope s, Hooton Sparkle By GLENN WIDTE OftlMD1ily PltolS&eft ... NEW YORK -For Dodger s pitch"er Burt Hooton, the dar_k days belong to the past. He bas completed his last four starts, has improved his woo-Jo.st record to 9-9 for 1915 and moce impor- tant, he feels he's been steadily improving since coming to LA from the Chicago Cubs early in the season. "I had re a ched a point or stalemate with the Cubs," he said after setting down the M ets 0 1tTVTod•• Cho n n .. i J l oi l J Saturday with a classy three· hitter, 2-0, before 36,421 al Shea StaWum. · "I wasn't getting any betler- in fact, 1 may ha ve been going downhill," he said of his time with the Cubs. "So ( aslCed to be traded. Fortunately for me I came to the Dodgers. Since com- ing here I've Jearned to slow my body to get it and my urm coordinated. And, they've gotten my curve down. "I think Dodger Stadium is the best place to pitch in baseball wb.iJe ·wngtey Field (Chicago) is the wont. So, I 've gone from one extreme to the other." he told the press. While Hooton was turning his fme effort, mate Davey Lopes tied and then broke the major league record for most con- secutive successful stolen bases by bagging his 31st and 32nd. He also doubled, singled, walked and scored both runs Saturday. He erased the s tandard of 31 set 53 years ago by Max Carey of Pittsburgh. ''It's a major league record, whi<'h means I'm the on· ly that bas done it," Lopes said. "That part of it thrills me, even. though the record was relatively unknown. ''They (Dodgers offi<'i als ) didn't find out what the record was until today. I knew about it before the game but I wasn't particularly thinkipg about it. ''There was no· pressure on me ... you do it or you don'tand if you don't, then it wasn't meant lo ·be." It was Hooton's fourth career shutout of the Mets and he was in absolute command unlit the ninth inning when a single and a walk with one out brought manager Walter Alston lo the mound. "Alston wanted to bring in Mike Marshall, but I told him I was ok and fortunately he left me in," Hooton said. "My fast ball was working well early and then toward the middle of the game my curve started to come iD better. But it was the rast (See Dodgers, Page C-%) NEW YO.-IC .. ,., .. ~ 0 1 0 '0 I o 3 00 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 •000 •O OO 10 10 3 01 0 I 0 0 0 11' 0 0 0 0 0 0 )! 0 l 0 Jte fio.ished with a strong: 67 "and l hit it too hard. Tl wfflt 9'*11•-'•cl 71-44J4-21S <l«YPlf-,et l'l·IO.ll-l!) and, witfi Bruce Cra mpton and right through the fairway into a A.ly FIO¥d 10-13-11-11~ Oll#c>ra,.n 7)-11 11-21) HaJe lrwln coll apsing, moved in· lateral water hazard.'' -"••¥ ~••O I) 11)-~-t!S to a four stroke lead with a S4 "flllrcl t-cl WMf1 Ill llM l l'lh PCiA ~ ...... e...G"1tlfl 1J.n .10-ii) OIWMIU ll·/1-14-2 .. hole lolal or 205, fiv e under the ~ioMhlp; "'1'1lt¥Hon" n -1•1G-11• .MckNkkl..,, ~7-lOS llell IJ"•ll-W 1J-f1-11-1t• demanding par Oll: the vast, •...:• Cr•rnt110A 714)-15-209 ..IOfWllNf\aWer 11-11).1~11• sprawling acr es of Firestone's Hele l•wi11 n•~ll-JMI ........ 11.1 .. 11 -11• £d ~rly ... l'0-11-111 Miio.• ""°' ley JO.ll·IS-111 troublesome 7,180 yards and just 'fomWeltkot:rt 10-11·1-211 Vlt ~l.-do ,~ .. ,.,,_lll ooe stroke off the tournament re--'fOM Wat-10-11.11-,12 .Jlnw!L.F'Owe" 1J41..1,~111 DlwldGf"Mwm n -10-10-211 511,,. l11yk 1!-11·1 ..... 111 cord .. _M..,,., 1s-.wt-1•1 , ... ,._ 19 ..... 12-.111 He got in trouble, trouble 50 Mlf'k Ml,_,, •1-11-IJ-l1J .... .,. .. 10.11·11-211 Urr, Hiii-... 1).11-211 ..,..,._, ll-11-1•-l!I sever e it could ha ve cost him his BIHr C.'Ptr ... n .n -211 erwi:eDewlill 70-ll-1~211 OOn-'-t ' n.-10-11 -21> eottWyllfl .... 'M0-111 lead and, possib)y the touma· Mlkt Hltt 7:1·11·1'0-2\S MW1n 10-1 .. 1•-211 ment, with his drive on the 16th. GotM LUUer , ... ,,...._,,, ........... 71·1>-l •-211 Jol'WI SChltor ]l ..... 7S-.21• _,,_ ~!::~:~=~::-'"Jl was my own stupidity," #MM<Undoft n-11.,.__1,, Al'lff °"tlt"h11is Nickla us said. He hit ;;. driver ~..s ThofwipM>ft ,,._.,_l'l-11S "'°"''"" F~11er ?S-11-11-111 .J.C.S...-n.J'·l5-l\S , __ 1 .. 11-11-111 UPIT••flllC• THE DODGEllS ' DAVEY LOPES STEALS THIRD TO SET A MAJOR LE~GUE RECORD. Once a R egular Forgotten Man Tell,s His Story NEW YORK-He is becOming one or· baseball's forgotten men ... one or the 25 carried on a major league roster who once was a regular and who now sees most of his game action from a dugout bench. He gleaned headlines as a prep in Oxnard where ·he was co- player of tti e year in the CIF. And when he was signed into the Dodgers organization, many club officials . wer e predicting great· ness for this big, affable, young man. But after playing only 109 GLENN WHITE WHITE WASH games in three seasons and showing litUe in the way of hit· ling, hfY we& exiled to the Washington Senators-one of the ghastly things that could happen to a player in the 1960s ... or in the 1950s ... or the 1940s,for that mat- ter. However, the signs of promise began to materialize. He upped his balling average to .272 by the end o[ his fifth season with Washington and was averaging 17 home runs a season as a re- gular third baseman. So h e cam e back to California-as an Angel. In three seasons he played in 521 games but his battin1 tailed off to about .250 and his home run output fell slightly as he got only nine bis last year with the Halos. His [inal happy headlines came early in 1973 when he was traded back to the Dodgers. The unhap- py ones were to come late in 1973 when it was r evealed bis preg- nant wife Bobbie was dying or cancer. "When t learned I was going back lo the Dodgers I thoUght it was the best break I'd had. But it hasn't worked out that way." J.l.year~ld Ken McMullen told this column. ''I'm n.ot playing muc.h- especially this year Che's been in 24 games as a pinch-hitter and is batting .I43)."lt's getting boring and I feel I'm going stale,'' McMullen said. 'lf you play once in awhile it . takes the edge off boredom. When you don't play much, you begin to Jose self-confidence and start to press when you do get in. If you have any pride at all and get into a game situation and can't produce, you begin to ra· lionalize that you could do better if you played more often," he said. ··r believe I'm a better bitter now because I've had a chance to leam watchi.,ng from the bench. I feel I have some ability to con- tribute.'" Would he prefer to go to antither club where he'd play more or remain with the Dodgers, close to his home and three children, who'll be aged 2, 4 and 6 by November ? . "I haven't made up my mind about that yet," he replied. "l'U take it as il comes next season." Mc Mulle n s aid he has no thoughts of r etiring, although he has a baseball camp and invest· mcnts he could devote fuJl time toil hedid leave the game. McMullen said he has fairly well adjusted his personal life since his wife 's death during last season. "It was an emotional drain but my minister helped keep me from feeling sorl'y for myself and I got Jots of encouraging letters. 1 read them all . "Now my life is a routine or taking care of m y house and children, going to the ball park and running the baseball camp. You never gel back to where you were belore all this happened. But I 'm in the r outine that is best for me now ," McMullen con· eluded. So it Is for one oC baseball's forgotten m en. Angels Beat Yankees, Hunter , 8-1 California scored twice off Cat· fish Hunter in the fourth inning en a wild pitch and an error and Dave Collins drilled a two-run sm&Je in a six-run eighth as the _ Angels beat th e New York Yankees, 8·1, Saturday night at Anaheim Stadium. Ed Figueroa, 10-8, was nicked for a run and three hits in the Angels S lat .. AllO•m"on KMPC 1110) ""'9. .,.,,.. YOf"k 11 C11 11orn1• 11:ssa ..... Alig. II NllW Yllt'll II C.lllOTll•" 7:2' •·!°"' ""'9-f2 6cn.lM •l Cllilornl1 1: 2S P-w >. first inning a nd blanked · lbe. Yankees on four more hits bef<*'e giving Way .to Jim Brewef'inlfle ninth. The defeat dropped I.lie Yankees 91h g ames behlnd Boston and 3 1h in ba ck Or Baltimore in the American League's East Division. Jerry Remy s tart e d California's fourth-inning rally with an infield hit and raced .to third on Adrian Ga rrett's one..aut single. Hunter, 15·11 , struck oUt Lee Stanton, but then uncorked a wild pitch, allowing Rem)': tu score the tying run. Garrett tpO\c second and scored when third baseman Graig Nettles fielded Dave Cha lk ·s, g r ounder and threw wildly to rirs t. . The Angels, who managed only" three bits over the first seven m. nings, wrappe d it up in the eighth, scoring twice on Dave Collins' bases.loaded single, oa' on a double by Garrett, two more on Chalk's squeeze bunt and another throwing error by NO.- ties and the final run on a double by Ike Hampton. - M•WTOllllC ;obrh~M llol'lcl5.rt 4 1 ! o MNe111.,~.c l CALl~ltHIA ~ ... , ..... ' 1 ,~o ' 2 1 . ~ I 1 1 3 2 l I ' 0 0 0 4 1 I l ~o ot '0 1...1 .. ... ,. ... 0000 Norn.1r0 2b SOJ I ~m.,:>l) RW!'lllt, 11 l 0 0 0 Coll!M. II ~. C • 0 I 0 AGltfetl. lb GNetUn, lb 4 O o O !ot1111on, rl O.mbll,. 1b lo 1 o Chllk,lb H9rrl'l'>t11, Cl" 3 o Cl o H•r~•. 01> AJOflns,on, dh 1 0 0 0 ..... ,,.,.,,.,.,_ t Ceggl1tt,cr Joo o Meo11.,,.. WWllem\0 1:it1 1 0 I 0 l'IOl.oef"OI, P l'S&Mle'·'' 2 O IO Br,-r,p PlnMlla, pl\ I O O O Hin:lltf",O 0 o O O Totals 3• 1 • I f a<lllS 3S • 9 s (tlambllss a werded llr\t on t a•t""•"s lfl· ~nee. .......... OI". 100 000 000-1 C..Ufon u1 000 :IOO O.•-t £-i.i.mpton 1. G. N•ttlel, F. Stenlty. ~ ..... Catffoml.I '·LOB -Ntw Yorio. *°· CelltorllM o&..29 -A.Gerntt, HemotWI, SB-9ondt. IP H It Ell •• W ~fL..IS..111 I t I 6 I • ....... MfW.IQ.11 I 1 I l ! 4 ~r 1 I 0 0 I I WP-HUl\ter. T -J.: II," -IS,71'9. Sun Crushed by Wings, 54·22 SAN ANTONIO, T<X . l\fP) - Billy Sadler and Steve Conley e•dL.ru..fo.r two \ouchdowu u the Son Antonl o 'Wings 'iijisol $oat.hem California, 54-22, before 21,000 Warld Football Leque f-1Nrtut<lay nlght. 'I'he Wln1• jumped in !l'ont and never lralted in a g ame that was ao lopsided Sun coach Tom Fean a~ ''We were lucky we were no\ beh i nd 28 poi nts by balf'Ume.'' The Wini• tied wn.. recttdl wlu. nve touchdowns by ru!)lJnll ..Lwitb.ll•• actloil ~pi- game. San Antonio's David Ytnji also set a WFL r ecord with an lll·yar<I pwit. ThT"WliiC1 ~1ea oiily 15.7 ~at halftime, but scored 31 J)OlnU in the third quarter to put the con- test out o( Southern California's reach. Sun quarterback Pal Haden threw for 313 yards and three touchdown s but Southe rn Callfon>la loll the gains oo 10 turnov r 1. Sun a tartlna QUClerback Mike Ernst threw few' ~epUons In u.. openlllJ -· . . ..- ' Jim Strong scored San An- tonio's other running touchdown. The Wings also scored an • pass -""b'j-Wtae ffcelver Yaege to-Don•' nie J oe Morris, and an intercep- tion by llugo JloUas ln the romp. San Antonlo had 317 yardl total offense, including 100 rushing. The v\('tory left San Antonio undefeated in W FL season play Yti tb a S.O record. SC:O•• •Y QUA~'rlRl ~"'"' C1tltor11l1 0 , t 1J-tt llt!Mtonlo I 1 .I\ t-tc 5.A -~ 1t1111 CW1UOAr~I sc-l rHltY Sp11"1,_ H .... C..U'-1•1 ~-Cel'IMy Jrlltl lN M lllHrlll 'SA-C...lnlnlll {Sl~fl'lllrn...,.._,l 'IA-lll9ffl•JS•1t•.-,T-~rilll l ' • (.'I DAILY P1LOT Sundey. Augu.t 10, 1179 Long-time Frienm· Berra Dese..Ved -Gm~giola ~ EDITOR'S NOTE: Yogi Borra, one or baseball's le1end1ry fll'ares, was fired last week as manager or Lbe New York Mets. The man who knows him best b another form er calcber, Joe <iaraglola, now u NBC-TV spor1S broadcaster . They rrew up together i n an llallaa neighborhood ln St. Louis. ID &.be following article, Gu1Jiola re- mlnlsces, tells bow be feels about what bappened to his old frleod and looks to the future. By JOE GARAGIOIA For The Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) -I've been .asked the same question the last couple or days. How do l feel about Yogi Berra getting fired? We ll I don 't mind t elling anybody that I 'm disappointed. Very disappointed. I feel like anybody would feel if their best friend lost his job. I 'm hurt and depressed for my friend. I think: he deserved better. I think he de· served a lot better. But this really isn 't a sad time for Yogi. He lakes this kind of thing better than the rest or us. He'll land on his feet. He always does. Yogi's a good man. It is cbaracterisUc of the man that when he was fired yoo didn't hear any badmouthing or po\,shotting. Like always, be showed a lot of class. Other guys tnigbt be shooting orr their mouths, criticizing manage· ment. But where was Yogi on Thurs- day? He was at Shea Stadium saying goodbye to his players, talking to Donald Grant (the man who fired him ) and posing for pictures with Roy McMillan (the ne w mana ge r) a nd Joe McDonald (general manager). I saw in the paper that Yogi sa id he was praying for the Mets to win the pennant. Well, he ~·asn 'l prayin g in any religious sense. He was just talking from his heart, telling everybody that he sincerely wanted the Mets to win. He doesn't have a vindictive bone in his body. I'm very proud to be his friend. And I've been his (riend for as TV Sports 11 a.m. (11) -DODGERS BASEBALL -The Los Angeles Dodgers meet the Mets in New York's Shea Stadium. (28 ) -TENNIS - The women's singles r10at in the $150.000 U.S. clay court champion s hips from In - dianapolis. 1:30 p.m. (2) --PRO TEN· NIS -Bjorn Borg meels Arthur Ashe in a semifmal match in the $60.000 CBS ten- jis classic from Puerto Rico. 1l7) -PG/\ CHAMPIONSmP (.:._ Final round of play in the ~25,000 tournament from kron, Ohio. This is the last of e big four for 1975. · 3 p.m . (4) -NFL CHAM· !,PIONSHIP GAMES -The ~970 AFC championship !-'ame. . · 4 p.m . (7) -NFL FOOT· ~ALL -The Dallas Cowboys (V s. the R ams at the Los ·lAngeles Coliseum, taped. Jong as I ca.o remember. ln fact, J can't ever remember not know· Ing him. l llved at S4f6 Elizabeth Ave. in St. Loui.s and Yogi lived al 5'-C7. Just across the s treet. Our fttbers worked in the same brickyard. His older brother and my brother worked in the same restaurant. lie bas three kids. I have three tida. He had a boy; I had• boy. He bad a boy; I had a boy. He bad a boy; I bad agirJ. Yogi wasn't a real leader when we were kids. He was the strong, silent type. When we·decided to go to the mov1es oa SUndays, he'd come along. He didn't usually make suggesUons. But when he did say something, everybody stopped and listened. He wasn't loud or namboyant. I was the loud and namboyantone. Yogi I~ by doing and by being himself. There was no fancy stuff in Yogi then, and there's none now. Yogi is Yogi. U you like him, you liked him, forever. He wasn't going to change tomor~ row. He's a beautiful, direct man. U I wanted to make a blueprint for a manager, I'd use Yo«i Berra for bis temperament. And if I wanted to make a blueprint for a man, I'd use Yocl Be?Ta for his sincerity, integrity and loyalty. He'• exactly what you.see. But what makes me mad is when people mate Voci out to be something else. They tell a story that he wouldn't sleep on a Murphy bed because be didn't want to sleep in the wall. Now I tend to doubt be ever said that. If you listen, Yogi stories may be funny because he may say things incorrectly. But they always make sense. He may go a different road to get there but damn if bis route isn't really the fastest one. Everything be says is succinct and plain people talk. It may require a double-take but his st atements always make sense. Like I read in the paper that Roy McMillan said the Mets won 't be out of the pennant race . until they 're mathematically eliminated. A clicbe, right?. Well, Yogi bad a different answer1 ''We're not out ol it 'til we're out of it,•• he said. Now doesn't that make more aease? Isn't that straight to the Point! Or what about Yankee Stadium? Guys tried to play the ouUield there late iD the season and would come up with 14 bun· dred excuses why they bad so much trouble. Yogi's explanation made the most sense. 11 lt geta late there euly," he said. Then there was the Ume I asked him what be ·knew about managing. ''I observed a lot by v.·atchlng," be said. And be did. His recOrd proves that. He won two pennants in 41n years . How many managers have done that? Casey Stengel says ii Berra wasn't so smart how come those great pitchers like Allie . Reynolds, Vic Raschi, Eddie Lopat and Whitey Ford always listened to him and did what he wanted? Yogi ·knows baseball. There's no doubt about that. That's why I knew be would make a good manager. I YOGI BERRA BOGGS. •• IC..llDaed FTom PageC.Il was a sophomore and l pledged him to our fraternity. ''One summer Buddy and I took a load o! mules to Spain and sold them.•• A ne"spaper account ol the trip was headlined, O.Utured CatUemen Cause Commotion oo Lancastrain. A sub-bead read: Mules and Horses Look Askance at Sports Suits and Golf Bags of Their Valets, Fresh from College. The story began in this manner: When tbe German steamer Lancastrain aaila for Barcelona, a queer crew of cattle nun:es as ever ven- tured forth Into King Nep- tune's domain will be on board. There were 30 college stu- denU in the crew including Boggs and Rogers. "'When we got baclc from that trip, we drove from New York to the university and ar- rived with the car, me Ure, three rims and 10 cents between us.'' His job as a iunlcr class manager for the first Kansas Relays was to procure the prizes for the meet. "I was a journalism major a nd kn e w most of tbe merchants. I also had a hand in inviting the athletes. We wrote lettets to all of the Wl· iversities and the second year, Occidental College came back and woo a lot of theprizes." . "One of the fellows on that Oxy team was Cliff Argue. I later played golf with him and his wife. lives in Eastbluff now. His -Son, John, is m the golf association board or directors.'' Why didn't he pursue a career in journalism? ''I had several offers of job& when I graduated, for the sum of $3S to $40 per week. ''Before I took a jOb, however, I went to the r10an- cial editor and asked him how much he was making and be told me $500 a month. J de- cided right then that there wasn't enough money in it tor me." In January , 1925, he became associated with a s tock and bond firm in Southern California and has had a successful career in that field ever since. For a high school miler who could never break 4: 30 for the !OW" laps, Dean Boggs has come a long way on the track of life. '75Y2 Baseball Standings TOYOTAS HERE NOW COME IH TEST "DRIVE TODAY BUY OR LEASE .A .T.9XQJ.>:. DEMO SALE , ..... , &bees 'Example '74 coaoHA WAGON Aul om•tlc, radio, •ir. ( .. 1KRB) S3576 • OVER STOCKID MEW YOLYOS LARGE SELECTION '74 VOLVO FldolY0emo t073e SS776. NATIONAL LEAGtJE EastDlvl"'- W L Pd. Gii Pitt.burgh 66 48 .579. Philadelphia 64 so .SGt 2 St. Louis 59. 54 .SZ! 61'. New York 58 55 .s13· 7\-; Chicago S4 63 .462 131h Montreal 48 63 .433 16 Y.t West Dlvillo. Cincinnati 75 39. .658 Dodgera II ss .m JS'h· San Francisco ss S9 .482 20 San Diego 53 61 .'65 22 AUanta 51 64 .443 MY.I llouaton 43 75 .364 . 34 AMERICAN LF.AGVE EtstDlvl1ke Boston Baltimore New York Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit W L Pct. GB 69. 45 .606 62 50 .554 6 59. 54 .SZ! 91'. 53 62 .461' 161}.z 51 6()° .459. 161'. 46 00. .400 23 \', Weit Dlvlaioa ,Oakland 70 44 .614 Kansas City 63 50 .558 61'. Chicago 55 se. .482 15 Texas SS 80 .478.15\'.a Minnesota 51 6S .440 20 All&el• 50 66 .411 21 Connors Defeats Laver NORTH CONWAY, N.H. - Jimmy Connors, meeting Rod Laver for· the second time, de-. teated the Corona del Mar red· bead, 6·4, 6-4 Saturday to move into the finals of a $100,000 In· tematiooal professional tennis tournament. The 15-year difference between the two players' ages began to show in the final, 10-gameset. They traded baseline shots throughout the match, with Con- non often foJlowlng bJs return to the neL Both players committed numerous errors in the first &et. But mid w1i.y through the second set, Connors came to life, drop- ping in lobs and racing across court to return Laver's shots. In the other semifmal match, Ken Rosewall outlasted llie Nastase, 7-6, 1·6, 7·6. Et>ft'tlan.... INDIANAPOLIS--<:hris Evert advanced to the finals of the U.S. clay court tennis championships with a victory over Nancy Gunter Saturday. Ev~ after losing the fll'St set &-7, nabbed the secood, 7-5, and was ahead 4-2 in the third when cramps forced Gunter out ol ac· tion. In the other women's semifinals, Dianne Fromboltz o( Australia downed Katja Eb- binghaus of West Germany 6-7, 6-0, 6-2. Jn men's action, Guillermo Vilas topped Eddie Dibbo, 6-4, 6-1; M•nual ·or•ntes defeated Juan Gisbert, 6·2, 6-2; and Onny Paru.n oaUaated. Ivan Molina, 4-6, 6-1, 6-4. And Art.bur Ashe survived a scare to gain the semlfinals, downing Jaime Fil.lo!, 7-6, 6-3. Aztec!• W'la, J.e TORRANCE -Defender Bob- by SibbaJd's. unasaisted goaJ in the 21st minute gave the Los Angeles Aztecs a 1-0 victory over the Port.land Timbers in a North American Soccer League regular season final· game for both teams Saturday night at El Camino College be!ore 10,231. The Aztecs, last year's NA.SL champions, n eed a Chicago loss at Washington today for a berth in the playoffs. GUt Sec• 111 ..... WJDTE PLAINS, NY-Corona del Mar-'s Bruce Gist broke the high jump record in the IIA class competition (Sl·SS years) in the National AAU masters track and field meet Saturday. His jump wasS.-1. St11P9St_.. VISALIA-Former UC Irvine star Terry Stupy singled in the winning run in the ninth inning to give the Salinas Packers a 6-S baseball win over the Visalia Mets in Califo.i;nia League action Friday night. .... Ytortia1. totn-...21 WOmln L Gootilgono·MkM CPI bMt Klftll- $:Nllff, .. 2; Goor-oono !Pl llNl IClng, .. 4. .... " -Slolle·~1·' (HYJ tlMI Gilrw111tlS· W.rwkll,6-l; ~)'iir HV)tlfftlGe0\11.iU .. .._.. MlnO -Wld•·Stolle IHVI bNIMk~l·Coi, .. l. A: .. 1n. ...... U,l.MA~n WOmln -Cloli1lS·Slew111 tLAl bNI Ailld• ~ •. , ... "'°" tlebril•-··· ~; C.Wl1 {!Jr,) ti.al llhlfd 19 I,._,, Milt> -H .. ltl•TirlK IBI to.ill Glw4.ut1 IL.Al, ... I; Hewlll 111 beet M•1ter1,._,, Ml••d -Tlr l1c•Slev•n1 tlll be1I ,,,..,le•· !>le!.ivl.•l. A:i,11S. SH "'llt<b<• tf, ~1.111 Women -Sll•W·Ton•son tPI tll'll klt'l1- 1Clrorn11r•, .. I; Slo.,. ($Fl ONITollfton,6-1. Mtft -Qllk•r n.FI tiff! PetUMlfl, ._1; Olo.•tr• filllK#olli... ISFI bt•I Pa !lllMI .... -,.._.. Mind -I(, ~w-Ausllfl !Pl t..f Kl,._.,. •• 9Dlln\tt.dl, 1·S. A : UN1v1Hebte. "•w•ll JS,""' D .... J4 Wo"'•" -Hunt-Vounlf l SOI b••t GouirliOY·KU'fllMdillt, •I; K\lf1'l.-.cllll CHI bl11 Hw>t, , .. , -0•1tre•• .... ~'· l'Nn -<«Jrooll·l!dlefson (HJ ... t II. Ariw'll· r•J·A. An'l•ltra), M ; v. A"'rllr1j ISDI llMt But· Cl'dl ... 1. Mhwo-f:Olehon·O.O...•••., IHI tiff!: A. Anwll· r•l·Vou, .. l ; c-wpett .. ~r,wl. A:1,11S. o ·ooGERS. • • (C..llDaed From Page C 1) ball that was working best," Hooton added. At any rate, Hoot.on got the final outs iD short order on a popup a'nd a little infield roller that he handled to make Ute tag. Hooton walked only two and re: tired the aide in order five times. As a Cub it was a case ol never 1etUn1 better aner 101n1 2.0 with an earned run average of 2.14 during blA brlefstlnt in 11171. 'Hi1 record degenerated to U-14 , 14-17 and 7-11 and his e.r.a. fell to 4.81 by the end ot 11174. Then be lost bis flrlt two de-· dllorll thi.s year and the e.r.a. zoomed toS.18. Tll•n came bl1 big break and he seems to be making the most cl.it. .... DISCUSSING ACE -Lou Bell (left) of La Jolla Country Cub tells Peter DePaolo (center) and playing partner Warren Tate how he scored a hole-in-one recently on the 13th bole al Irvine Coast Country Club using a seven wood. Grid Physieals Set Mulligan Recruits Three Cage Plums Checking the college scene: Saddleback College basketball coaeh Bill Mulligan doesn't waste any time. Named the new Gauchos head mentor just four weeks aco. Mulligan has already recruited some nuggets-namely Tom Caserman (6-7) from Long Beach Wilson, and Dennis Smith (6-S"h) fromServite. Buck Day (6-7); from Foothill, the best player in Saddleback's District last season, will also play for the Gauchos. Univenity. Mikkelsen is expect- ed to redshirt this coming sea.son: Tbe South Coast Caafere11ee l:laa adopted a tournament fOl'Dl·at for fU baseball 1ebeda.le. Tbe &op foar teams wUI be In· volyed iD the tourney at the COD· d.W-of tbe 1e·asoe wit.II tbe wlmter ad•1adag to dae playoffs. Llkewlie, the Mlssloa Coa- fermce wW retain tt.I Nortbren ud Soe&bfn ..d.lvllJoa format wlda Uae tep two c.eama In eacll loop parUdpallDg ID tbo poot. It's no wonder Mulligan won tour straight Mission Conference titles while at Rivenide CC. aeuoa toaraey. - Football pby1lcal1 are rt&ht around tile corner for tbe Utree area .JCa. Gold"ea. West's are set Aug. If.it wblle Orange C.oast • •• CRAIG SHEFF and Saddleback wlll bold pbyalcala A••· ZS, tbe day before coadlllonlng drlll1 begin. Saddleback bas scrtmmagea p1......i 11ept. 7 agalutCollege ot tbe Desert at Saddleback a.cl Sept. lZ agalD.at Saata Alla at Santa Aaa Bowl • Goldea Weit will scrtmma•e Cerrlloo lbe first week bi Sep- tember (a date bas not been selected> a•d OCC wUJ mate.II ap with MlraCoeta and Loi Angeles CC Saturday, Sept. t . occ op<D8 t.be ....... Sept. 13 agalnat C7pres1 whlle Golden WeR travels to Ea1t lA tbe 1ame nlgltt. Saddleba~k walta a week before racing Cypre11 la Its epeaer. Ex-Golden West pitcher Mark Barr bas a 4-4 record and a 2.95 e.r .a . "·ith Pawtucket in the In· ternational League while ex· Saddleback right-hander Rick Peregud is 3.3 with Modesto of the California loop. Another ex-area 1tandout- Brock Pemberton (Marina Higb)-was recently named to the International League all· ·star team. Pemberton, a flnt baseman, is batting .294 for Tidewater. Golde• We1t'1 ftnt rootball wam ot I"' wW llo -al the aa1tler1' opeai.1 llo•• same wlllt OCC 8ev1. •· All _.11on of IMl 'M GWC ...,ad are a .. ed te co•taft bRle:n pobUdst&CeveAod...._ Ex-Saddleback quarterback Marty Mill:.kelsen, who wu in line to attend Wichita Sta.le, In· 1tead ~ .. 1wltcbed iO 8a1loc Wort' baa been completed on Saddleback's new .indoor handball couri& with the facility expected to be open to the public shortly. And grading for Saddleback's new gymna1ium is al.to expected to start with the building of the facility taking approximately a year. Gradlng for a track will also begin. College trustees have not made a decision on whether they'll ha·ve a cinder track ($175,000) or an all-weather facility (f,160,000). Gregory Ghlca is the new SOC· cer coach at Golde• West, repl1f:laa: Geora:e Beckstead, wbo will coace•trate oa gym. nutlci oa.ly. Ghlca ia from Palo Alto. Dan Dodd , who played quarterback at San Clemenle High two seasons ago, then was a reserve on Saddleback's basket- ball team last year, is 'going to try footbaU again. Dodd is transferring to Drake University, where he'll try out at QB. Eldoe Kidd Is bad ll'om a two. year Mormon mlssloa and ii ex- peded &o boost OCC'1 defeulve hlle tldil seaaoa. Kidd ta •·3, m poudl. He 1tarred at Foutain Y alloy HIOL Wilt, Rangers '. . Fan to Stars The Loi Ait1.i .. Stars •••ilY defeated former basketball great Wilt Chambe rlain and bis Southena California Bangers, 12·2 12·1, 12-• in an International Volleyball Association contest Saturday night at UC Irvine. ne wln enabled the St.an to move within a half come or league·le1dlng San Die1~ The Stars were led by Jon Stanley with 21 kill> and Dodge Put:er wltb 33 as.sista and three aavln1s di1s. Chamberlain. pla)>t'l'-owner ol the Banters, appnnd In hi• eecGDd 1amii wlCh ltii team. ' ~ -................. ... • ' Checkered Flag Jerry G ru.nt Qf .lo'ine is already lookine forward to the 1916 OSAC championship circuit with enthusiasm. ··we've gotten off home plate and we're somewhere out there around second base,'' he says of theflnt )'ear of operation foe the Spirit of Orange c.o.t)' racing machine. ''With the proper money, l think we'll amaxe eolDe pctople and l'm sure it wilt be my most suc- ~seaaon. '' Grant says the group, including car owner Fred C&ni1lo and chief mechanic Dave Klym, are proud of~ 1ecomplisbmenta of the team this year a1 an ~dent. •we have been ·able to run with the fastest can in the circuit and quite frequently be in front of them. Bul lack of money tells in the l~g run and us· inc the aame equipment over and over agaln ~us at the finish line. "This has been one or the happiest teams I have been associated with· in r acing and we're looking forward to the· future." A major announcement of ,future plans Will be mad.e..aometime tbis fall. The group will contlnqe to nm the same c11r and may add another to the stable for next season:. Plans are in the making for running the car at Rivenide and also al Phoenix in 1'"ormula 5000 and USAC action. . ••we're trying to make up our minds on running it at Long Beach,'' Grant says. Foll•t!r Tat• at Rfllft"dde . Georce-Follmer oC Hantlagton Harbour will te9& a Formal a 5'00 car at Riverside Monday. ''U everytblal looks 1ood, we'll probably nm it at t.oag lleacb and oa tbe rest of the circuit this year," Follmer says. ""l"llil.ags seem to be pickiag up a blt and that's a good sip. ••we are waltlDI to bear from a fellow about .,.....nae the stock car for tbe rest of tbe seaSOD, •• lie NJ'I wltb enthusiasm. ••u be comes la with 05, we'll probably start la lllddsu and run for tbe balance of the year OD tbe NASCAR drcalt. ••we've changed the front end and are coming aJ.c pretty well in gettl.ag the car back in operat· ... eoed.ltlon.'' , Follmer was Involved in an accident la the -. .. Ue nee at Ontario earlier tbb year and baaa't bee9 back la action since that time because of the ~ar. Be wan.'t bljured in the crash and ls looking forward to returniDC t.o the racing acene. Tripp. in Co••andlng Lead Meanwhile, yeung Ron "Sleepy" Tripp is set-tina a torrid pace in USAC midget division races in the midwest. Reports state he has the hottest heels inUSAC. Over the past weekend, he won three successive midcet features at Hinsdale, Ill., Springfield, W . and Schereville, Ind. ' The triple win puts him 240 points in front of nmnerup Dana Carter of Huntington Beach in the mkl1et standings. Tripp has 664 points to 424 for Carter and barring the unforeseen, be is well on the way to a championship in his rookie season on the 'USAC trail. Tripp has to be one of the brightest young stars to come along the racing scene in some lime. He could be stepping up lo sprint or championship cars ~season if he feels he is ready for the move. But right now, he ls interested in winning the mid.get title as a rookie, an accomplishment never be[ore attained in USAC midget racing annals. 'Ibere are two dates this weekend on th~ midget circuit in Indiana and Ohio and seven mor'e races carded before be returns to Cali[ornia for races ln Sacramento and al Gardena late in the year. Ft!rro Bftlfk Off.road RGC!e Off.road raclnC will return to Riverside In· teru.Uoaal Raceway Sept. S.7 ud Bobby Ferro will be drl•iDI ID tbe pole ..,.moo. Riverside ii tbe only place Ferro ban't woe in off.road raciag aad he is looking: forward to driving fro• lbe pole position. IOI wills Include tbrtt Baja sets, two Baja 1-., tllree SCORE !Sls,.two f\recracker Ms, tile AC.Delco Baja Iaternacioll.al, Bil.A Baja 309, Boa· 9'e ud Oyde 350 aad tile Outs 4e0. ftis year in tbe Mlat 408, be started lut and ftllll~ aecOlld behind Saodmaster teammates Gme Rant aad Rick Mears. ,,_ Riverside coarse Is oae tat bas tiee• c:arefally contrived ~ slmalat.e tlae rough ride that Beja racen know. Tiie dift'ereace is tllat all Ute ac· .... takes place ia fllll view of the spedat.on:. Surf Comest Set For Oceanside OCEANSIDE -The listh annual Oceanside ·llOcly·surfing contest will t. held QD the south side of t.be Oceanside Pier Aat· 23-:11, bere. Preliminary he ats will be held Aug. 23, and llnals for the tpp 10 In each aee category (11-24. %5-M, J5-.4..C, and "5-0ver) Pro Grid Results will take place Aug. 24 . Heats be&:in at 8 Lm. eacbday. The competition is open to all Southern California residents (18 and over), and male and female competitors will surf together. The top three finlsheni in -each event will re- ceive trophies io thjs contest. Entrants must mail their name, a1e Md ad· dress to Body·S..rflng Contest~ Parts and Recreation Dept., AquaUcs Division, Box 30, Oceanside, Calif., 82054, no later tha.a Aug. 19. Pro Soccer Saints Ousted AtMV Mlasion Viejo's Saint.s fell to the r;a--Mii-ada Blues, l.O, in nine inn11lg5 Saturday a fternoon and were eliminated from the ASA Western R eglo nal wom en's BO!tball tourney at Avery Parkway Field. The favored Orange Lionettes advanced to the championship fmals With a 1-0 victory in lOin· nings over the defending champion Fullerton Royals in a twili6'ht game. The Royals will battle the Blues al 3 this after- noorrwith the winner rac· , ... , .. . . . . . Rare Red-finned Tuna Landed ing the Lionettes at 1 in An3heim's Jack Sines and Mike Birney of the title game. If a Orange display this 135-pound luvaris :ll others of this s pecies are known to have been captured. It was brought to Davey"s Locker in Newport Beach for identifica· seco nd game i s necessary because of a caught while fishing the surf near the Llonettes loss, it will be Balboa Pavilion. The luvaris, also known Uon. ~ played at 9. as red.finned tuna, is extr emely rare. Only The Blues lost a first -------------------------------------- round game to Encino then captured three ex- tra inning decisions Saturday lo reach the semifinals in the eight- team tournament. Mission Viejo fell on a walk and a base hit in the top of the ninth inning. Each team had two base hits in the game with Melannie Kyler pitching for the,Saints. Mission Viejo hits were by Debbie Marks to open the bottom of tbe first inning and a triple by Debbie Donaldson with two away in the fourth. Seven of the 12 games played have been extra inning affairs in the tourname'nt that ·will send the winner to Salt Lake City for the na- tional finals. The Lionettes have woo the national crown nine times and will be favor ed to win today·s wrapup. Coast Goll Dramatic Shot Makes El Niguel Set to Host Sweek Hero, No~ Goat Cup Match By ROGER CARLSON Oflfle O.llr Pit.I Slllff The scene was 7 1/a years ago at Purdue University's new basket- ball gymnasium. UCLA's 34-game win streak was on the line- Purdue All·Americao Rick Mount bad the ball with 15 seconds lo go and the score was tied at 71 . It looked like curtains foe the Bru'ins in their season opener. But Mount's outside shot missed, Lew Alcin- dor's outlet pass to Lucius Allen was relayea to Lynn Sbackeliord in the corner. ShackeUord whipped it to Bill Sweek at the top of the key and the latter connected with virtually no time lett.. It was a dramatic mo-- ment for · the Bruins- and Sweek. UCLA went on to record 12 more in a :r7~t:~~·.~ · frustration of not playing . C ~;;~' ' as much as you'd like. El Niguel ou~tey ·~ i But you 're envied for be· c .ub in Laguna Niguel Ing at UC..A will be the scene o( the .. · . f\nt Southern California ''Everythina: was IO Junior·Senior Challenge sound at UCLA under CUp match to be played coach John Wooden. Saturday beginning at Once you've cone 12:30-· through it you're totally indoctrinated into a Many of the top system of teamwork.•• amateur stan fr:om the atate of Callfornaa, past Sw~k was drafted by and present, will Phoenix, made the first participate in the event cut. but dldn"t report to • . . . the rmal camp, electing Competition will. be on to teach in Connecticut.. a medal play basis and . will be scored on an i.n- M 1a~i of the ABA divi.dual anlil better ball ~ave him a tnout which basis with 12 points fiz.zled, then be moved Ol\ p>ssible. to the Peace Corps BILL.SWEEK where he spent two years .Jotm Cook of Rolling h I f in Carthage. Hills, recent winner of Branning ave a ot o . the California s tate p 0 is e and they 'r e His cage career w~ amateur title at Pebble smooth.'' staggered by hepatitis Beach, and Brett Mullin, Sweek and Terzian en-two ye~rs ago, but last the U.S. national junioc tered Pasadena High at season s performance champion, will head the th e same time-proved he had re· juniort.eam OAILYPtLOT Q Los Al .Racing Results .. ., ,.. ......... C .. •.Trxal'•"' l'"lllllT fl:Ac:E -JSO 'l'••dL 1 °"'•' elch.. Cl•W..lfl9. Purw u200. Oi-nt• O\.,il. !Qefl-J 10.0V ~CID • 00 MiKl•'I'·, Jov C&roal11 t .1'0 ~IO Aot.vJ...,.,.... IK.lrll .5,41 Tl..,.-11.l S "ho ,., -Gopy C"'V"f, -· T. 0..r .... Fr..,_le Cot-. 91.Kl c ,.., • .,,.,, 9rll". !iotrge..,I N .. I. W-ruri Sl:rl kl'ad-0..-" E:•UI a IEXACTA 4-D'-1"'-~ t. J..Mlclll•'•.N•· ,.. .. ,.,. .. Sl!COMD •ACR -400T•fdl.l- -&. ""· Cl•iml .... Plil•tos 12UID. -'"'l<.OMl:c iCrit19""1 Sir 0Kk1 (Ll,,.....,J SM9k Al\lek ftt1rll Tl .... -10.50 IJ.00 5 00 J.10 ;J.• :t..1111 ,., Also,., -Go F•lr Zltn1 8•. tlua-,.,., GO'<!. Br-Strip ~~··" .... TNIRD ••CE -J IO 'l'•rct1..1 YN• Gld,....men •. O •lml"Q. Putw 11t00. Uld•fllt &old !~n) 1.0V •.JO J., ...,.,,le Wirtllow (A.O.,~•I ~.;,o •.oo J_..•C"••oe• 1w11lnl .5.00 Tl --·11.lt jlr,IW> ••" -Wlrti~lr, Cul., J.I f-•~• . .,..,1110 l'•c B•ol itt, Cool•" ~!Jo, Her R1yll M•1•1ty, S.tlle HHT, "•""''• J<!I 5otr1tcl"lld -· Ed,..I"• ... ,.._,, 1'm GmlNI Do, Runnk'otl T •b, lrtlivi.t.r FOURTH lllACl:-l50,a•ch. l -91" .. Allow.nc:it. Pu•M SJ100. (.n, .at•• Sol9e rwll_,I >6.00 '·'° 4.AID J.:io uo .... l.l«loff <W•rkn I o..kkGr_, t0 rt1'r•I 11.....,-11.os Allo rilrt -J1tl1 Litt!• Lild'I', Ok""" Root -c.....i,, At1m1IOI. ~ HCI K.tilkt>e• IP'IFTN It.ACE -110 Ylnf!.. J _,.¥ olOS & \IP. Clllmu'Og. Pl.I,... SJ200. ~Wiiiow 1w..u ..... 1 l.MO-.roe IB..,kll 6.IO 1.111 ?.'ti l.20 1.111 •.M lllkk BrollWr (Liptwm) Time -.... 23 "Ito ,.., --Suf'lt Giid. Dk ltr. 81~ AGold, 1'!11.., Gold, P•P91•' L•!<. Nok 11Kl'le• SlkTH RACE-::-;10 ) ... ck. l ~·r llfillS &. \IP. Cl•l<'nlrt .. PurM" '2 NXL E11gllt Lilrldin9 1~11) l .ld , ... 1.10 A•••Sf'll>Goe5 (Cl•rl5"l 2.ICI 1 . ., $ftr1oH!.BM IBr-•I l.60 TlrN-f6.11 "ho,., -IN. ,._,._Illy, EIQNll -· ScrMtbilll -s... ,, ..... ~ ... Hovw 1$ IEkACTA t·t!•tk Lil ..... & ). A._.ySIMGMt.,..Mtl1&.H St!YIEMTM •ACE-·•OO 'l'ilf~. J ,.,..,..Id!. & ""· 0.t•lllect ••~r. F'lloe 11000. <Ncf'iltGe (M\rlits) 19.ld •.to S.00 $.fl...,._ Stuff lO••~•r I l .fO l.OD Oe.,OltGlrt (Llptl1ml •.60 Timt -JCl.ICI NlO ,.., -Ml~~ f"l k lla Rtll, Mh~ ..... P•citk, •~row, Rebellt•y f«l 5o:.r1kl'le$ IEIGHTN RAC! -.00 ,ilrdS. J\'l".,- elm.Cl•i<'nl(MJ. PufW 5?200. Ju$tlt!.llMe !Ol'•'I'•• I 1.10 4.GO 3..10 Ti.....,,1.n,,,.._;,,M•U,...,I l.10 780 ikll F't"ol il IH1nl •.60 l i--20.S2 No!.<<illCl'le~ UEXACTA 1·J~I ..... &J..TifN ,,., ....... ,.i.111 • .51 NINTH flACIE -lSO v•r~. l - olds. Clllmlft9. Puri.e "2000. ........... cu,n.m1 1.21 l..60 l ... 01( ~,_ (Hffi) ••• •.10 Tlwrtl''-'•"41•111"••...-I L11 Tl""'-11.21 ' Results row before falling to Houston al the Astrodome. capped by the NCAA title, the first initiating Pasadena's covered-' riseinCIFcagecircles. Sweek"s playing Ot.bermembersoftbe •·Terzia n com. career (out.Bide of an squad include Ken municates," says Sweek. open circuit) appears at Kraatz, Craig Anderson. As foe duty at UCLA an end-but another Erle Gott, John Cum- Sweek says, ''You ap--looms-brother Jon will mings, Loi Angeles city preciate it more when be ·a freshman at .Junior champion, Doug you look back at it. At the Newp;Ht Harbor Hilh ill CI ark e and David Abo Tift ~ PrtclO•U C-IP'I', ,..._, ... k rd, Sit-I Bir Cul~, GO 0!!11.. -: • ... 9old HI r-. L.-au ... MDon. lr.1-Ntl . Members of the Big of three Sweek was to ·canyon Country Club sharewiththeBruins. Sc ••l<"•d-81• Top 9•b8. Ptntc.s co Limit,'"'' """u"" women's club participat· ed in a two better balls of foursome event recently. t.S EXACT.A &-NI SM S... & .J-......,..,_,,.Id,,.,.,. Recollections are that t ime.., there wa s the September. Games. it was a hali-c~urt shot ~~--'-~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~--~~ In first place with 134 were Phyllis Newby, Jean Lambert, Helen Starling and Beverly Eve. by Sweek. But it wasn'L ''It gets longer and longer as time goes by," chuckles Sweek, who now makes his eesidence inNewportBeach.. Finishing second al 136 .were Edna McHu1b. "I thouiht I was going Marge Evans, Jan to be the goat o[ that -Greene and Michele 1ame because I was Rohe. guarding Mount when be Marge Smith, Dorothy tootthatshot. When I got Lazi"er, Ceil Mart.in and the ball at the last mo-- Edna JOhnson placed ment I just took the ball third at 138 with Betty and shot it." Whitford, Ju 1 i a Those moments, and Ferguson, Kay Rekers t t I · h I · and Ada Hallett next at ey 5 ea 1 in e pmg Ua..A beat USC in over- 139· time during one of the ~t 140 w~re Pal Banta, latter's attempts to stall Anita Erick.son, Sally out a victory, areSweek's Contant and Helen .NJ.. fon"dest memories at derson. UCLA A tie resulted at 142 · with Bobbie Cox. Bever-Since UCLA Sweek bas ·1y Hope, Sue Holl and spent two years in Fama Danely on one Tunisia with the Peace team. On the other were Corps and three years Jean Mallory, Eddie coaching and playin11 Merritt, Martha Im· .baak.e(ballinFrance. brec,ht and Maxine He'skepfinshapetJUs Poya1. -summer pla)'ing for lnaguestdayrecenUy, Blackies in the Costa Bobbie Cox and guest Mesa Open League and Barbara Neil of Rancho the immediate future is Santa Fe, and Kathleen somewhat cloudy- M,yer and partner Aline perhaps further edun.· BoyleofSantaAnatook tlon at UC Santa low geoss honors at 163in Barbara, a coaching job a bes t two balls of intheOrangeCoastarea foursome competition. or in Peru. Low net laurels went to Marie Fargo and Mesa Sweek ii hardly what Verde's Phyllis Smith, you'd ~onstder an old and Ullian Dempsey and timer. But tile 6-3, 110· Santa Ana's Carol Ann pound a.year-old says Rouff. They bad 13~: the quality of ,today's prep player ls ahead ol Cage Results his time when be . performed UDC!er Ge«ge ~-=:r.~ · Terzla:n at Pasadena --· 1 '; ~ ~ Hi&b. "!"ye ployed 11a1nst X1rln4 Hl&b'1 Rich BranalDC and Est-ia Jllcb"• Jim McClookey tbi1 •ummer. I 'm ' . • • • • ' ' ' . ' " ' . • • .. " . " • M " . ntr9tyJ ... IW) --.,~~ """'"' 10! =-: i: IP'rallfdtll 0 t I ,,,.,......... 4 •• ! --··-1J • J ~ ,,......__. t JI ........ l,..,_, ......... 1: ama1ed at' bow much t ba•ketball has pro- : pwed. Tbey're much • be.ttertban when I wasln : hlP ICbool. There are so ; !'ll.ff1 ~ people play· ll1~Clo1tey ·and 1 Pemey ·. Gradient sunglasses from France at Penneys. The nude look sungfasses. Feathe rll te s unglasses from France with Gradient tenses. Choice of smoke, brown, blue or pink lenses for the fashion conscious shopper at a special price. Special 4.99 ' .. •• j;tl." ··' 'I• ··-··- AllCAlllA CAllOOA PA"K CA"ION 'I llJfA ••. DO ~llOTON l .... CH INGL1WOQll. u..-,1.0llQ'~· llDllTN llOl.L'IWOOD --·· ~ \'J-~CITI"' ' __ ,.._ rTAllOlllCA N~ ~' I • '11LL.1"10N GLOOM.a ;,-..,..,T,,_C.._ NtwPORr -II PUINTI MIU.$ Wiil ~ WlllT1WQ09 ... . "' ' • r w ' ' . . .. . ... . . . " Cf DAILYPILOT Sunday. August 10. 1915 Moving Up In Rea I Estate ROllERT E. LEONARD has been named ceneral manager or the Promontory Point apart· menl community in Newport Beach, according to I Earle G. Truax, director of leasing and property n1anagement for the Jrvine Company's Mulli· Family Divtsion. Jn this position Leonard is responsible for the total Promontory Point pro- 1 gram, including market· l ing/leasing, maintenance, resi· dent relations, special programs and community relations. Leonard was formerly pre- sident of Southern California Outdoor Advertising, Palm Spr· ~ ings, and was senior vice presi- dent marketing, for Ryan Out- door Advertising, a division of Ormand Industries in La I LEONARD Mirada, California. He has had previous experience in real estate sales and invest- ments, as an associate realtor in residential sales and as an independent consultant in commercial and multi-family real estate. I Leonard is married, has three children and lives with his wife and daughter in the Village oC Eastbluff in Newport Beach. I JAMES ''WES'' WEISSINGER has been ap· )Jointed manager of Walker & L ee Inc. 's Westminster office by Ron Rosen senior vice presi· d ent of the firm's resale division. Weissinger has 61h years of, experience in real estate, and was formerly located in the San Gabriel valley area. Hew as top salesman in his office for two years· prior to his 41h years in management positions. Under his direction, his office was tops in the Onatario-Upland-Chino Realty Boardfortwoyears. ·-••tUINGl:ll Since joining Walker & Lee, Wissinger has been instrumental in developing a referral program between the firm and brokers in the San Gabriel and Pomona 'Valleys. He has been inducted into the West Orange County Board of Realtors, and recently conducted a seminar for graduating seniors at Westminster High School on ''Your Future in Real Estate.'' Weissinger, his wile Manya and their two children now reside in Fountain Valley. J . CLARK 80011(. ha·s been appointed sales manager of the Santa Aoa office of Coldwell Banker Commercial Brokerage Company .. The new Coldwell Banker sales manager began his associa· lion with the firm's Newport Beach office in 1962, speciali:z:ing in the sale and leasing of office building and commercial pro- perties. His long term r eal estate marketing achievements were recognized in 1970 when he was named a sales consultant and again in 1971 when he earned the senior sales consul· tantdesignation. aOOTM Booth attended Claremont Men's College where he was graduated in 1959.with a bachelor of arts degree in business administration. Following graduation and prior to joining Coldwell Banker, he served in the U .S Anny, attaining the rank of first lieutenant. Active in professional and civic affairs, Booth is currently a director of Ameri can State Bank and a member o! Hoag MCmorial Hospital's 552 Club. ANDREW W. NOONAN has been named direc- tor of sales for Ross moor Towers at Leisure World, Laguna Hills, according to Elm Weingarden, vice ,. president· marketing for Roumoor Corporation. • Noonan, ""·ho bas spent many years .to real Htate sales, has previously worked for the Rossmoor Corporation i n .... ~ several capacities. He "·as in· w volved in 1Leisure World, Seal Beach; Leisure Woe Id, Laguna Hills; and was vice president of sales and marketing for other Rossmoor developments. Ross moor Towers is a $17 million luxury highrise develop· ment which opened eight mootm ago. The full range of Leisure World amenities is in· NOO""'" eluded in The Towers project, with the addition of daily meal service, private key club, and additional luxury appointments. JAN . KELCH. has been appointed the new m anager of Treeco Escrow Company in Costa Mesa. Mrs. Kelch, who has 20 years or escrow ex· perience in Orange County, lives in Fountain Valley with her husband, Wayne, and ' herchildren,JanaandGary. Treeco Escrow. a s ub· sidiary or the Real Estaters, is located on Harbor Boulevard at Mesa Verde Drive East at the rear of the California Savings and Loan Association building. R. Sl'ONEY MAYOCK II. an industrial and commercial ••L..cM sales and leasing specialist, has transferred to the Laguna Beach offi ce of Coldwell '.Banker Residential Brokerage Company at 1913 S. Coast Highway, according to Marlon C. Buie, vice president and resident manager. · The new Coldwell Baaker residential specialist ttlired from lhe Ulliled Slales Marine Corpe ill 19'12 .:.Ollowing more than 21 years' .mce and 5,000 flight hours as pt.lot of eight different jet aircraft.. Mayock's service also included 230 combat missions in lbe Phantom JI fighter in Viel· nam. Following his association with Coldwell Banker, Mayock atudied for and s uccessfully .pa!!ed his California State real ektate broker's license examina· MAYCOClt tion. Prior to joining the Laguna Beach ot'fice, Mayock was active in leasing several multi·tenant industrial parks in the Newport Beach and Costa Mesa area. Mayock and his wi!e, Dorothy. have three children, includi.i1& Kathleen, a Sr•1tUU Of S.d· dloback Colle1e; Stoney 1111 a sophomore at Uolveraity orSouthemCallfom a; and Pat, a senior al Laguna Beach High School. Office Relocated ' Unique Homes Real Estate has opened at a new i,cllloa ill the Meu Verde Drlv~ PlllU, one bloek "flllo(Ktrbor Boulonrdln Costa ...... Tbeomco ollze1 In \the realdenUol community of Mesa -·The new~ltlon •IT-ac!dlUooal wo<klnf · ,l~emv ,caeia,ndviubllily. 1 .f . ,.c-4. • Laguna Village Shown The decorated and tumlshed model complex at hilltop Laguna Village, a US m.IWoa condominium development, is now-open with five lownhomN on display, auys Bruce Hill, president of Pacific C'last Realty and sales agent. The Saddleback Valley community. which of· fers conte mporary-styled living in two to four bedrooms, also unveils two new opUooal floor plan designs. The bonus plans enable • homeowner to have the three·bedroom Santa Barbara model built as one bedroom and giant den, and tbe four. bedroom Monterrey unit as two huge bedrooms and a large rumpus room. Located west on Canada Road, a mile from the· San Diego Freeway, the model complex tncludes the same features that Laguna Village homeowners receive -s uch as s weeping vistas of mountalns and the Saddleback Valley -plus many design appoint· ments. TJIE NEW OPTIONAL floor plan in the Monter·.-._ L»;A rey. for example, makes ii possible for a .llOCIALIZ!NG AT LAGUNA VILLAGE homeowner lo obtain tour bedrooms. or two bedrooms and a 16·by-17 foot rumpus room or den. elusively designed for Laguna Village. In addition , the second bedroom, on the same floor, Conventional financing is available with 10 per. has been ex tended to measure ll·bY·14 feet in size cent down. -and can be utilized as a guest bedroom, library. To reach the development, take the San Diego private s tudy or den. Freeway lo Canada Road and go west about one "The demand for th.is style of townhome has IF.mil~·=·=·====== been ex tremely heavy here,'' said Hill. The Monterrey model has a total o( 1,6&5 square feet of living area. There also is an unfinished bonus storage area of 1,400 cubic feet, and a regular .storage room of 230 cubic feel. LAGUNA VJLIAGE, WIDCH.will have a total of 914 units upon completion of the development. boasts one·a nd ·two·story view townhomes priced from only $35,400. Max'.imum price is $48,900. They will be grouped in three-to-five-unit clusters. All or lbe recreational faClJJUes are curreoUy under construction, and they are due to be complel· ed prior to move·in by the first residents about Oct. l ,saidHilL , There will be a $50 monthly homeownen fee at the development. This will include all maintenance of the recreational amenities and townbome ex· teriors, greenbelts, personal water bill of e1cb resi- dent, fire insurance and the muter TV system ex· Pepperdine Moves To New Location Pepperdine University has leased 3,600 square feet of space in Koll Business Complex, Newport Beach, for its psychology department. announces the University's Executive Vice President Dr. Howard White. Dr. Robert E . Holland, Chairman of the Psychology Department for both Pepperdine's Los Angeles and Newport Beach campuses, said classes have been m oved from 330 Placentia Avenue, Newport Beach, to enlarged offices and quarters in the business complex with a campus·like at· mosphere. Roger Clark o! Valley Realty represented the / Building Rises New residential coru;t1;11ction in Clllfornla continued to increase in June, according to the Bank of America. New housing 1ta.iu were at a seasonally adjusted annual rule of 132,000 units com- pared to the May rate of 125,000 Unit.I. llowever, bank economiats noted. the Ju.ne rate was· below the 153,000rataof June 19'74. Starts of single family homes are sligh~ above the rate of a year ago, but apart.meat. construction continues to lag, the bank la.id. ' , ' ...::.. ' -·:---.. . __ , ·~ ... i /\.--.,:• -..i..~.r : . ' . . '\ .. ·.I lessee and Kim Clary of~~Doo~~K~o~u~eo~m~p~an~y~,~ID=c~··--"~~~!~!6~~!~;:;~~~~~~~~;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~g~~~~~r and Dick Cramer ofCol~well Ba.nkertbelessor. 4 • . .~\./,-: • ->.. :.. ' . . ' . . . . . . . . . .. W.CO'lorthe --· In ':ift . •·c•4,,.,, SiN~lE f AMily liviNG AS diffERENT AS you. There is ~mething obout SunHollow that sets it oport. To live here is to live in o contemporary village. Quie t, green and uncluttered. A perfect blend of single·fomily privocy with the convenience and maintenonce·free living found only in a planned, self-contained community. In o noturol country setting, you'll find individual homes arranged i1"I amoll clusters, eoch facing a parklike common green. Here people ofe more important than cars. Resident .parking is tucked owoy, N'\ a londecoped court on the interior of each cluster. There ore areas set aside for guest pork· • I I ., I \ ing and ~ecreotionol vehicle storage. And drive through trof· fie is minimized by way of o meandering perimeter rood. At SunH.ollow you'll never hove to cross o street to stroll to the pool or visi t friends at the vollerboll court or picnic areas. Al the londS<:Oping and common areas 0te prcifessionoly - maintained to give you time to soak up the peOC4ifful small· town atmosphere of Son Juan Capistrano. And to top it all off. the strik- ing 2, 3 and '4 bedroom homes include private walled gardens, ottoct-ied goroges, ond the mony quality feoturesyou'vecometo - expect in o prestige o,ddres$. Different? You bet it is and thot's the point. After you've· checked oot the most9!1'1anried mania of the o th'e rs, come'" SunHollow. Where th'e community and style of life ore cs d ifferent as you ore., 51~~,~ ~~o~ it~~~ r.. ---------~ - TAl>:f. 1"Ht: SAN 011{CO fRttlM'A't (6) TO 0RTY.CI\ HJCHWAY. 1'HY.N NOR'nl f()ll ONl\·llAl.t' Mll,f., (714) 4)6..1)'281. ----.... o. ' . " ' ' , ••• . . . . 1. &..ind!Y.AUQu •t 10, 1975 DAILY PILOT C5 ~1 Real Estate ~,,Questions /Comment ;\ Br Re11tor R.,.11 McC•rdle, PhD.' ~... ~ • Builders Urge l Home Reforms -,· I Ja1t left City Hall wltb a ream of piper aim ply because I want to add a room to my house. I understand that some cities in the Midwest ~ave .no zoning ordinances u.t all and they get along' JUStf1ne. Wby l1 all tbia redtapeattesaary? I would think that Improving yopr bome would benefit tbt city: After all, we are upcrac111t1 the valuation of our pro." perty and coaseqMeaUy ta city's tax ba1e. Bat in· s&ead, City Hall makes me feel 11 lf tbty ire reaUy. dolDg me a f~vor aadtacleed, I may not be permitted &o add my room aalfll I 1ubmlt on the required :r; form• all kinda or documea&atloa. Aren't tbeae requirements being carried to the' ~'!1 extreme? ·T.W.; Newport Beach ' ··--~ ~~-~~..;;:::~ '\ "" r ,-• ~ --- SEAVIEW TOWNHOMES EASILY ACC!;SSIBLE TO OCEAN IN.SAN CLEMENTE WASHINGTON --The National Association of 1 llome · Builders h as urged Congr ess lo e nact tax reforms which would assist homebuilders and other small businessmen in their struggle against r ecession and sti mulate pr"oduction and e mploy· ment in the depressed housing indus try. The reques t v.oas made by the 74,000·m ember NAHB in a letter to Senator Gaylord Nelson (0 · Wis .), ch01irman of the Select Committee on Small Business. which is holding hearings on the erfects of proposed tax reforms on small businesses. Recently passed tax cuts offer ''little assistance to s maU builders, or for that matter, to other small businessm en who face a continuing economic crisis," N AH B Executive Vice President Nathaniel Rogg wrote, noting that 01 large majority of homebuilders construct re\\·e r than 50 units a year. At first; I thought your question would be more appropriate for the 'Gloomy Gus' section of this paper. However, on second thought I would imagine that there are a significant number or people who share your feelings. Seaview Towtahomes ROGG ENDORSED A plan, approved by the I louse Ways and Means Comn1ittee last year, to in· crease tax incentives tor all s mall bus inesses. The I louse plan included proposals to boost the first year depreciation allowance on property from $10,000 to $15,000 and to increase from S to 10 years the period over which net operating losses may be carried during the first 10 years of oper ation of a business. To a nswer your question· in a nutshell, zoning laws and your Covenants, Conditions and Restric· tions spell out the. requirements as to what kind or buildings .may be constructed, how they can be con· slructed and bow they may be used. Most desirable communities have zoning laws and these laws are there but for one purpose. To protect the homeowner. Homes Offer Ocean Too "An additibnal l ax. incentive to home builders voould be the extens ion or the investment tax credit to the construction of residential property," Rogg said, adding that the increase in the investm ent tax credit provision provided by the Tax Reduction Act or 1975 will stimulate large ind ustries' investment in pl a nt expans ion and machinery but is or little use to home builders. Most people like to live in a conforming com· munity. When they buy they want to be assured that the neighborhood of their choice will reta in its chafacter. Some common zoning restrictions limit the s ize of the lot, specify. only one family dwelling per Jot and the front, side and re ar yard setbacks are carefully outlined. We recommend that zoning and Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions a ffecting that particular property be reviewed thoroughly before buying the home of your choice. However . zoning regulaJjon.s may. also put a crimp into future re· modeling plans you may have in mind. For exam· pie, if the area ls zoned for one-family homes, you may not be able to use a part of the house for some 'special use, such as converting an area for an apartment for a family member or r ental or usin g a part of the house for an office or partly for business. There may be height restrictions or ma ximum/ minimum square footage requirement'>. Before buying, ask your Realtor exactly what the zoning is, bow t:oninl would affect you and the geographi~ limits of residential and business-zoned areas in your neighborhood. It will afrect the future value of your property and save you from an unex· peeled disappointmenL . The Seaview ·rownho mes in Sa n Clemt:.'nle orrcr t h e homeowner close proximity to his day·lO·d ay needs. plus the at- mosphere of seaside living. Th e $5 6 ,85 0 t o $66 ,000 lownhom es have a scenic view or historic San Clemente, the Dana Point Harbor and the Channel Islands. Located next to the San Clem en te Civic Center, the town homes arc only a short walk from the city's main shop- ping area . N ume rous golf courses, t e nnis courts, and Dohney State Beach are a lso close by, The grounds at Seaview a re professionally maintained with flowers, shrub-planted greenery, and decorative walkways in both the recreat ional and common areas. The o nsile recreation center orrcrs s wimming pool, tenni s,:1.~1c u z ii. a nd'.a r&mily barbeque area to the homeowne r and guest. PERSON1\l, CJIOICE can be found i n th e t o wnhomc s themselves. Jo'our rloor plans arc availabl e with a choice of split or tri-level, two or three bedroom designs. Each ho m e has both a convenient two-car garage with attached door opener a nd a Spanish ti le roof "·hich fit s the heritage of the area. Each home has a double door entrance into a qu arry -tiled vestibule. The s unken living room with fireplace and shag carpeting features an exposed beam, sloped ceiling in one de- sign. The connectin£ patio/deck area provides a private party area with a scen ic ocean view. Each model's dining area is adjacent to the kitchen. Natural finishe d hardwood cabinetry, luminous ceilings, and a fl oor-to· ceiling pantry a re standard in th e k itc he n .d.esi g n with a breakrast bar available in most plans. A CHOICE OF 2ih or three bathrooms is otter ed with shag carpeting in the powder room. Each bath has luminous ceilings and hardwood cabinets with a choice or a ntique bro nze, chrome, or m arble accessories in the master bedroom bath in one plan. The m aster be drooms ha ve standard mirrored wardrobe doors and ample line n a nd cabinet space. A rireplace is in- cluded in three of the plans. The Roman tub·shower combination in the master bedroom...bath even provides an ocean V'iew rrom many or the homes. The Seaview Townhomes in San Clemente have the best of An investm ent tax credit for housing for a two· year period, he said , v.•ould stimulate new construe · lion. create thousands or jobs for unemployed skilled craftsmen and generate millions of dollars in new tax revenues which would more than offset any initial federal tax loss. two "'orlds --the restrulness or--------------::0 seaside living and the easy ac· cess to the hom eowner's needs. Coast Man Elected L·nitcd Realty Trust, rormerly kno\.\·n as Larwin Realty ~nd !\101·tgage T rust, has announced that John B. La Ru e or Corona del :\Iar has been elected prl•sident and chief clCecutive orficer of both " J the trust and of CN A Investment ,-.,.7, :i.tanoigcr!'i, Inc. · ·. I .. ':',, _ .. ......._\ . :-----· . - . -..., ·~ :·' .. ·1,·-...:., Try a Da i l y P i l ot Classified Ad lo buy, sell or rent somethinJ?;. --. / ,,.. ...... -. .. ' . EDITOR'S NOTE: Rondal.l R. McCordle is an invest- ment. analyst, coltept ledurn: and auJ.hoT of ·'Real Esta re In QJ.UforrUa". Send llO'l'T commenl3 . and queshom to Randall McCaTdle, c /o the Doily Pilot, P.O. Bo% 1560, Calta Mtw 92626. ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~ Housing Dearth In LA Projected LOS ANGELES (AP) -City planners have projected a need for 235,000 new housing· units in the next 20 years UJ,.-08 Angeles is to avert a shortage of structurally .sound dwellings. To meet the dem&nds of an estimated growth in city population to 3,123 million by 1995, private homebuilders must pro- vide nearly 12,000 new units a year, a report by the city Planning Department says. The major obstacle facing the private sector in home construction here, said city Planning Director Calvin S . Hamilton, is the inability of the general public to afford new housing -not a shortage in the existing supply or a deficiency in quality. However, the city re· port did find many sub- stand a rd dwelli n gs among the city 's 1.07 million hous ing units. The report said 25,000 un· its are substandard and should be demolis hed and another 52,000 are unsound and must be re· habilitated. If you could afford to live anywhere in Newport Beach; chances are you 'cl live here. tr'; .. Our buyers have reached tJlat stage in life where they can be quite choosy :1boul whert! the~ live. Thry' \\'ant a ctiref l'l't', cx.hilarating home. One that complements /ilf!111porl. 8«0elt ttuin11-The entr•l"l(e is full·tlme sccurit,y attended. A private clubhouse, with pool and tennis courts. for play night or day, Invites you. And Fashion 1 fdt.nd , theocee.n.Wrestaurants •re delig~tfully near. Thete ~vale hat'r'lfs are 11bloomwith fresh,carefrtie Ideas and are fully landscnpcd l'lnd carod!or you on the outside. You 'll pTobabl,v choo110 Jasmine C ree~ because it ha~ tht' right 'home In the right place. Be sure to PICe i he 'ICf{ant new model111, \,Oday. Fabulous t.erfn~. ,low Interest. rqt.d. 11peciall1,cd custorni.z· ·~ @ Ing a ll o wa n<:l' o n . !... mooy hon"JC•) ,none 17141619·,"ollo. - M.J. WK'K a ~*-l,..c" •. \,,9m!LI' ............. c· ..... P•"f .. _ ......... . . ·,. . ASMINI CAllll'ii I~ iii.~ ol Ho~ Y/"" • H;._ lrom '95,500 t. 1118,~ • . . I • • '!'here ~trc l1ut a fc\v oppor tunities lo own a ,,·atcrfronl home \vilh a private boat slip in all of Southern California. Of these, unques- tionably the most desiral>le location is Newport Beach. Now, 621 Lido Park Drive offers just 36 of Newport's most beautiful waterfront condominium homes with a private bo~t slip available to every owner. These ara·both large and· lu xurious homes offering up lo two t housand , six hundred square feet of liv'ing space. Every convenience, every appointment you want a nd ex pect in a Jlrestigious home has been seen lo with infinite care. Total lu xury combined \\·itl1 the informality of waterfront living. •'MO'fl: ..-.1 ?•2',_ I • '9~nm:Mi¥!tl A* .. ...., 621 Lido !'a rk Drive is a rare commodit~r ... and the f'!fsf of a rare commoclity at that. It is al so a t remendous opportunity. An opportunity to live life the way you've always dreamed it should be. J oyous, free and close to t he sea. Take the time to vis it 621 Lido Park Dri,·c no\v. You've already waited too long. Two bedroom, two bedroom and den condominium homes from $140,000. Excellent fin ancing-81/o7.. (8 \:,% A.P.R.) Telephon e (7H) 675-1070 Under the dirt'C tion of Ring Brothers Development C.OmpanJ ' • ., ' ·- .. ... • C'fJ DAIL V PIL.OT Sonday. August 10, 1975 A 'Drop' in. Do11sing 'GRAND OPENING 1\11\NTON, J\ilich. {UPI) -The president of a 1 home-building company waved lo the crowd, tied himself to a m attress and ordered the helicopter pilot to "le t 'er rip." The pilot did -releasing a three-bedroom house suspended 20 feet above the ground. The house plunged into a freshly mowed fi eld and seconds later, Bruce Clason stepped out and waved once more. The house ltsclr appeared undamaged. ."l'M FINE."" CLASON said. "My feet floated. because I forgot lo lie them down.•• The whole thing was a stunt staged to prove Solar Housing 'Not Far Off KANSAS CITY (UPI) -They're called "early l plers'' -the type of people who were the first to vc a color television or a stereo phonograph. Early adopters now are buying solar-heated l ffiCS. Several hundred were built last year around the :ountry. and plans have been drawn to build lhousands more in the next few yeafs. Architects and engineers say home heating and cooling pro· mises to be the first widespread application of the sun's energy. The problem for the average consumer in- terested in buying a solar home is that he's not rich like most early adopters. BUT PARTICIPANTS IN a recent conference on building efficient solar energy systems agreed that early adopters are helping to punch boles in the economic barrier. Their growing interest in custom·built solar homes is making manufacturers interested in mass·producing solar energy systems. "There will be fast inroads in the area of mass production soon," sald Richard L. Crowther, a Denver architect who bas designed a number of solar·heated homes. "It always starts with the little people and then the big people jump in. When you get the germ going it spreads rather rapidly.•• Solar energy is already practical for some peo- ple in som e a reas -depending on the cost of other fuels, the climate and other factors. ''JTS DEVELOPMENT IS going to be a very dynamic process in that it will be practical in some areas at different times," said P. Richard Rit- telmann, an architect and engineer from Butler, Pa. "Putting down pat numbers like solar energy is five years away, 10 years away, 15 years away is ridiculous. "It's proper to do right now for some power loads, some climates and some alternate fuels." The conference, sponsored by midwest re· search institute and Kansas City chapters of Architects' and Engineers' associations, dre w 275 architects and engineers from around the country. "'WE'R E TR.YING TO facilitate th e transmission or solar energy from laboratory Qe· monstrations to practical use.~· said Dr. Michael Noland of MRI, who is conducting a study tor -C.Ongress on ways.that legislation could encourage solar development. . The solar homes now being built are custom· designed for the buyer, and the collectors of solar energy on the roof are cuslom·built. But it can still save on fuel bills, particularly in areas where cheap natural gas is not available. Crowther designed a home whose solar heating system cost $10,000, compared with $3,500 for a con· ventional system. But in five lo seven· years that ex- tra cost should be paid back in fuel savings, he said. THE ARCHITl;CTS RE PORTED that many consumers are interested in solar power because' they are worried about future energy shortages. "We're finding now that people are more con· cem ed about fu el availability than the bottom-line cost of.solar systems,'' Rittelmannsaid. · The conference participants stressed that any solar-heated home, whether it be for the rich, the middle class or the poor, must be designed to con· serve as i:nuch energy as possible. They're excited about the prospects. -• "Our architecture is going lo be much more iri· teresting in the future as our concern for energy savings becomes more dominant," Ritlelmann said. ''There won't bcUtls borinuamcness. '' Olson Realtors' Sales Hit Record Forest E . Olson, Inc .. Realtors, has reported the first half of lbe cal en·· dar year 1975 as the greatest in the firm's 22.year history with escrows opened on more than $250.2 million, ac· cording lo an announce· ment made this week by Donald K. Olson, presi· dent. The record·sm ashing fi gure represents an in · ) t crease in excess oC 17 percent over the same period .of the calendar year 1974, said Olson, who directs the five· county network. During the second quarter ac t ivity ac· celerated to a n Un· precedented high with escrows opened on more than $135.5 million, he added. ·, ' ' I • -' l Clason's nrm, Blue Star Homes, builds study pre·fab bomes and to prove that helicopter transpartp( com· plete houses is reas ible. The evenl drew thousands of spectators to this town of 1,107 in northern' Michigan and traffic bothered authorities mOl'e than the stunt. "I guess it took a couple ,Qf seconds tor the house to hit the ground," said Wexford County Sheriff Robert Hill. "And it took us more than two hours to get traffic cleaned up.'' THE HELICOPTER first raised the house to a height or 20 feet and kept. it there ror four hours. Then the chopper came down to pick up Clason. · After the drop, Clason ordered the house raist:<) lo 60 feet for another drop -this time with no one inside -just lo see how much damage a higher fal l would cause. This lime, there was considerable damage to the floor. But the house did not collapse nor did the roar fall in. " J.VeitipfJrt Vill1i .. ~ , Co11,l o11tini11n& Home1 in tlte Preatigio11a We.1cli8 Arca o/ Neivport Beacl& f42,000 to 844,000 f I ' i 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths • Decorator "''oll-to·wall carpet ing • E11clos~I pialio or balcony Sepurute Dining Area : /}" • Breakfast bar • Disl1wo.sl1er • Co11tin11011so.eleani11g oven -=========:-=========-• Jce-111aker refrigerator ~T • •j I T·1·1 • Abundant closet spncc 1 ~P•t1101 . ; r I ' tis • Druperics • Log-b11r11i11g fire1>lace • J\.firrore<l closet 1loors • 3 l1ealetl s"'·i111n1i11g pools • ,J 184-1256 Hutlanfl Road l'\'e1vport Beach , Calif. 92660 Sales Office l~ltone: (714) 645-8.173 .. Talk about a perfect location! That's Laguna Village. a new collection of contemporary·townhomes n.estled on th e rolling slopes of the Laguna Hills: In the hub of a circle bounded by Newport Beach. U.C. Irvine, Santa Ana. San Juan Capistrano. Dana Point and Laguna Beach. you couldn't be more centrally locate d . Laguna Village is only 3 minutes from Interstate 5 and just a zip from convenienf shopping centers. shools and golf courses . Designed with the view in mind. each I. Laguna Village home is situated so a s to provide " -V the most ple9sing vistas from your vantage point. Expansive'view-oriented living rooms. d ining rooms· and master bedrooms overlook thelaguna Hi lls, Saddleback Valley, the Laguna Hills Golf Course and the Santa Ana Mountains beyond. Throw in the 4-and-a-half a c re Village Green recreation center with two pools. therapy pool, .two tenni s courts. lawn bowling. volleyball and shuffleboard and you 've g ot Orange County's· most exciting new townhome development. But at t~se prices they're going fast. So come see us soon. ' " 3 Floor Plans Featuring 2 Bedrooms and Den or 3 Bedroon;is From $43,500 to· $48, 900 ••• • . A few select locations pncectslightly higher. Furnished mqdels qpen,doily.10AM Iii dusk. (71a)'s81 :4~so Presented by Pacific Coo st Realty . • J .. ' ,. • Sunday, August 10, 1975 OAILV PILOT GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY 1926-1976 REA LTO R' llEAL ESTA n S~LES TRAINING SCHOOL . COLLEGE STYLED CLASSES New or experienced! Here's your chance to be<:ome a high earning professional. learn tram 12 outstand· ing instructors usi ng the rrost rrodern equjpment and techf:tiques, In 1ust 15 days you can complete a. acheOule of concentrated real estate courses. If you , Iara dedicated to becoming the "best" then call for ' class lime and schedule. · , CALL Mil. FLORY 832°5440 ...... , t ..... o... Price 9'ashed tor fast ,..iei Lush tropical yard with fruit tre99 & greenhOUle. G#'age converts lo hideaway <X den. 3 . bedroom suites, breakfast bar, huge living room. Detuxe kitchen with built-ins. Fresh paint. Ask for Irene Beck l40017JO o._s-rMc. All terms including GI & FHA available! covered p 8.tlo for BBC 's :''" , surrounded by professionally.it:/ landlcaped yant.s. Yenatile ftoor ptan offea 4 suites. family kitchen, large Uving room. Two fireplaces. ~ 2Yl baths. Afld priced at only ~ $55.500. Ask for Don Lafferty. t7t-2Jto -•.. ····~o..r Needs a fast sale on this 8PQlless family giant close to schqofs & shops. Extensive use "!'If~'°'"·· ... 1· of paneling and wallpaper for a ~· . ~~, n lcely coordinated interior. -4 ~ c ,.J,w · queen-alzed bedrooms. oversized ·· 1 ·c~ Hving room with fireplace. Dining ; · area. country kitchen. Move in ' condition! S-47,950. Ask fa< Mary Nihart. ............. ., A fabutous family home! Rooms are oversized for comfort. 3 "master" bedrooms, absolutely huge living room boasting wood-burning fireplace. Walk-in cloi ets, pantry. Private parents retreat. separate family room. Natural wood accents in country kitchen. S8-4,&>0. Listed • by Jeck Krystotf. JOAN BARTA SELLS $14 MIWON IN 30 DAYS Upon completion of Tarbell's Oucik Start Training Program Joan Barta joined the successful sales team at Tarbell's Beach office located at 16111 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach. Since beg1nn1ng her real estate career in July, Joan has accumulated sales totaling $ 14 million. A graduate lo UC Berkeley Joan brings an enthusiastic common sense approach to h97' new career. She is destined to become a member of Tarbell's Real Estate "Hall of Fame." Whether buying. selling, investing or renting, Joa:'! 1s the one to see. ·~, ....... ~ YoU assume the low-tnterest VA loan on this c_, c..,.,. ..__s11.to0 .rtractive Mesa mod8' in Cpllege Park. Spacious noor plan with 4 bedrooms. deluxe kitchen with bulll~n BBQ. large covered patio & paneled garage. Used brick ~ace opens Into living & dining room. S-45 ,500 Ask for Glen HeHwertti. ~Im ...._..,r,.. 3 MPanrte yards· f« )'OUt' kids to ~ay? Room for garden and pool! Covered Qam:t room, entry hell into' large. se parate family roo_m, .Wood-burning fireplace, 3 bedrooms. xtra baths. Spwiish kitchen rich in wood .cx:ents. Excetlent pric.--1-45, 750. listed by M.-garet Highsmith. . l40-172CI "'"""'~··-" --A tremendous home buy! 4 sleeping quarters, piano-sized parlour boasting handsome . wood-burning @ fireplace. Chef's delight kitchen with efficient appliances & dishwaSher. Park-like yards, trailer or boat parking. S43,500. Listed by Monica Huguet. 14J..alH TARBELL'S SUNDAY J ••• ,_, A tremendous home buy! Rtch in ranch styting, split rail lenci1l9 and oodles of plants & shrubs. Insid e has tnree bedrooms. big separate family parlour for entertaining.. Ranch kitchen, rich w ood cabinetry, dining area. Hurry! Listed by Ray -· . leOaT ..... w..w Fantastic view of ocean and hills! Covered dance patio with fire ri ng, lush · • landscaping, lots of fruit trees. Decorator wallpaper thruout the -4 . bedrooms. fiesta room and dining • room . Mom-lovin ' k itchen.""'': time-save.-dishwasher. $74,500. Listed by Walt S;enko. ._ .. 0..,. 21/1 Yews Mew! And shows likti • model! FultY sprinklered with premium on convenience. ~ "l ~t i10,000 worth of redecorating ~"' · ihruout. 4 big bedroom9 plus a ISig ''-' den .-ea. party-sized living room. wood-burning fir,place, country ·" kitchen. Covered game room. 157,500. Listed by Hal Aebi. t6J..5"'6 c--,c.... ~ti ful executive hon-e with a decorator's touch! Full flagstone fireplace in pool tat>ie sized family room. 4 king suites, AM /FM stereo sound system, xtra phone jacks. Gracious en.try, formal dining room. Party patio. For more details call Betty Martin. M0-1720 OPEN HOUSES 1-5 P.M. 3144 Bermuda, Costa Mesa . . . _. _........... . ..... $45.750 540-1720 540-1720 5'()-1720 540-1720 540-1720 2018 Barranca, Newport Beech ................................ $62,950 307 Vista True ha, Newport Beach ................................. $84.700 1168Augusta,CostaMesa ·····-............. . ...... $46,150 2927 Carob, N~.Beach ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... $89,500 4••··· 218 HanoYef. Costa Mesa ..•....................•...••..•........ S-45,500 28512 Via Juanita. Mission Vtejo .......... -.....••...••.•......... SeB,500 2-42-4 Ffancisco. Newpor1 Beach ..•.•..•....•..•••..••..•.•.....•. 195,000 2801 Europa, Coste Mesa (Mesa Verde) ......•...•...•.... -......•. $89,900 13742 Onkayha, Irvine .• , ............••.............•...........•. f65,950 13621 Eaplrit, Irvin_., .. , ........................................... 186,900 -4141 WiUawaw, Irvine {POOL) ................. : .................. feB.900 29391 Troon. Leguna N~ ...... '\·: ..............•.........•... 179.500 540-1720 a3o-eoeo 5-40-1720 5-4~1720 832-7151 832-7151 832-7151 -493-1341 • Relocating? H ya.'re mo•inci to .other area. Tarbel can arrai• for you to ~•e free informatiot1 from o•rr 7000 conacusities thruout the USA Gld H"•et"al foreign counhies thru ow RELO 01"9Gnization. For further details please call Ms. Reto, M EMBER , (714) 832-5440 RELC!l ··-&,o,' ...... Lw And save on new loan costs! Beautifully decorated Fam i ly kitchen serves comfortable dining area. extra large living room, crackling fireplace. 3 bedroom s. xtra baths. plush carpets thruout. Asking S-43,500. listed by Marcie Mcl eod. IJ .. 6060 TrM.e..m-......_. In prestigious Newport Beac h! Easy landscaping too! Sun balcony. '* ' Spanish tiled roof. 12 ft. ceilings in deluxe kitchen. luxury living room and formal dining room. Custom decor thruout. 3 suites. S62.950. Listed by Solly Shatzen. l .._, Wc:ill ' Slt.tSO On COS street and near schools! Charming family home with comfortable living room. handsome brick fireplace. private master suite. 3 bedrooms, candlelighl dining room served by gourmet kitchen rich in wOOd accenls. Thick-pile carpels and lextured drapes. Listed by Jack Headlke. ~ D_;....-..TW, If ycu'r.e looking for a 3 bedroom. 3 bath house in Newport Beach! Panoramic view- of upper bay, tropical landscaping with decorator waterfall. Aorren pillar enlry, antique mirrors thruout. HuQe 25 foot fiesta room, family kitc h en . Travert ine fireplace. $89.500. Listed by Eleanor Tiossem. s,..w. H«:l1 •• With oodles of custom features! 3 fireplaces, built-in vacuum system. intercom. trash .;;c compactor & refrigerator in Soanlsh kitchen, stereo. Ht-Fi. 4 sleeping quarter s, 3 baths, candle light dining room. Gas BBQ. No-nonsense landscaping. Listed by Beverly Owens. -4tJ.ll41 ""\EMBER • B,.§;.b-@. Serving 7000 Cities Throughout The U.S.A •. Ame:ri.ca's Largest Home Resale Company I • ' r i .,.. I \ - ~-~~~~ ....... 1 ~~!.~~.~~ ....... 1~::.~~ ...... . IJ1 DAILY PILOT Sunday, AUQUSI 10, 1975 ~:!.~~~ ....... ~!.~~-~ ....... 1 ~:!.~~-~ ....... . ~!!! .':'.~ -~-...... [~~!:! .':'.~ .~~ ....... . G_.... 1002 GOMrol 1002 G-al 1002 G .... ral 1002G ..... a1 1002 G_.... 1002 llllOIS: Alhoril-. G-.1 I 002 G_.... I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ······················· ........................ ~···················-··· sao.ld ch•cll ~rads ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l·-----....... --1 W::CWffJJlflJCA~~ ..-n.. ond ___. °"' OCEAHFllOHT -·r '•..-' 4-PUX BEST IN BLUFFS Home Buyers ond Brokers ' ATTENTIOM! rors lmm~diatefy. The ULTIMATE COMMUHrTY ' Furnl ah ed l ·bdrm. DAILY PILOT as~ EMERALD 84Y •pl 1 . o • r11es &. U91Htyforthtfint&n-\\1e offer this <)Ider, substantlal home, b•lronl•s. Sum mer / cornet Insertion only. located on orcan s ide or Coast Hwy., on winter rentalll . Owner BAYFRONT, spectacular water view. Nearly new 3 BR, 2\.fi ba. Ol'lt4 I ·S 3 U HAT_ A loff V. P..-1 We lhe OR IGINAL OWNERS, are going to sell our home by September 15 for the best bid over $155 ,000. We'll pay any sel l in~ broker 3"/.. Park·like i•rounds ,· this is an estate-will trade. Priced at eo $1i5.000 lYfX! home. Ad vance app't. required. 673·3663 M8·967Jev~ Offered al $179 .500. Financing to be JUST LISTS>!! l).CgotiCtl Cd. Exclusively by -l'riplex on Balboa I;. Peninsula: Charmin.a 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ( J bdrm.,2 ba., used brick Bea~~:+~;,~~ ,..[ Ufi~RI NE A-LMT/\ofiRTstN I Nt ~S~~~:~:::.E~:f :i ••••••••••••••••••••••• GMtral 1002 END UNIT, 4 BR, 3 ba. $79,500 OPEt4 1-5 362 VISTA MADERA HELEN B. DOWD This home was originally listed at $195,000 because we think it is worth it if you appreciate real Newport livin g in THE PRIVATE COM MUNITY OF BA YSHOR F.S with your own benches & guard services. We r~duced the price to $172,000, the average price s uggested by 23 realtors who saw our home. No Action! tl rcorated 3 lill end Unn & util. rm. ofr 2 car w ith nea r -by Pool & 444·7662 CORONA D!L MAR garase + l ·carport. t •Jubhousc, ovt'rsizcd $114,000 mastl.'r bedrnom and 673·3663 &12·225.Je\•es REALTOI, IHC. Ml.S 644-0134 1973 TjLlshr&~apScffsman 974 ..... ".,,, Hewport..Mue lo.-d of Reatton Our l1om c has 4,000 sq ft . l\'g a rea, incl SB R , Sb~. F'am . Rm. & lrinai rm, gi1tagcs for 5 cars or sm boats or wrkshp. Largest lndscpd patio, steps to pvt bch, lg 'vashroom, closets ~alorc . gigantic Mstr. BR suite ,,. /pvt l g sundcck. t\ Jtcal Casual f'amily lJome. night li ght \'iew, S00.500. GeMral 1002 Gen.rol 1002 OCl4MVIEW G al I002 ol 1002 Call644-7211 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rent on e live in the e.r GreMr Shown bJ Appolnlmonl 541·7116 * PRIMI * fnhe~:s~0~6:::,!1:~t1.~ ·;;;~·~·.~·;:;;~~·· •••MiMi.RAMCH•••• • ~ On The Bai p,M,.d.e_w.,_poo··rtn-~hlp ,•BR Bdrms .• 2 baths, with Front row in Cameo Ho l..foneyDown ...... l1e. playroom, wet bar; Highlands. Decorated Sur.or location in Hunt· 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VIEW OF You Can Sell It, find It, Trade It With a Want Ad Beautiful new 2sto :?ba corner unit ha.s frplc vacant & ready to move with a dramatic nair. A lngt,.~n ~ac h. 3Bedroom 4 Br· 4 1 8a &Gallebarry In master BR and frplc in in. 2 Bdrm., 1 ba .• frplc., lovely 3 bedroom plus one.story. Mini orchard MOMTICaLO 2 flrep aces, wet livini:! rm. Othen are all patio: leased ut $350 per den home in a 11raceful with orange, peach and Deluxe kitchen 28R ·2ba. On r-land, nr mn th C II r t THEIAY -· IOOJ -el 1002 Custom hilltop home ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hi nhly U-act p · r h 00• ...... n · a or app · setting, Lot'aled in one or prune trees plus several 3 Bdi'ms., '27 baths + y ier or yat' t to h Hoag Hosp. Full price Priced at S12S,OOO ; owner Corona de! f\.t ar·a pnvHtc lar,e valuuble s hade ou may st'lect l e st ~.soo. Call will nnance' · · I h d VA with huge family room & large workshop or rum· pus room . 2 Large rireplaces. This 3000 .!IQ. root beauty is: newly lisl· ed-don't mi.!I~ it. c.a u to see. S4S·949l. addedfami1.vrm.or,d•nr··h· l '-~ "' · commun1t1es wt trees.No own ,or 1n1s ing OUC•>e:>. PRESTIGEHOMIS 6733663 Soa89673eves . b h 'I It I condo. New carpets & 675.8120 · · pnvate eae es ava1 &· Fl-IA OK . ,.~u pr cc p~int. Clean &shilrp! 1\nl""'"!!""!!"~~~"!!""!!"~ Realtors 645-6646 ble. $89.000 Plt'use call $.19,900. Hurry. take ad· xlnt. qui et location 1----------1 for appoinlnll'nl lo in· \'tH1lage. CALL962·7788 ••••HELP•••• llG ASA spect.673-8550. ..Q.. KEY III 833-9781 ~:i~!si~~re~:;·~r!~!~f~ M a j es t8i~ru: s t ory _,:.T ~_,~.<rs ''' 1 11 " ·.~·i ' 'es R€A.LTORS IC I .._ ~ in very near ruture. 2 Shorecrest home close lo ~ -•er-Bed rm . 2 bath. s;ngle the beaoh In one or the ;\ '''' RESORT LIYIMG '-;;;;;;•;;•;;;;lHl;;T;;;;;;;;;~I story Condos in Santa m 0 st d es I r a b I e >'~:~·:··=·=·==;};;;;;;;:;;:;;;~I New 2BR 2ba overlook-~ Ana, only $21 ,960. Large neighborhoods or llunl· * Bavshores * . inK marina and ocean. -Walker 1; lr.e Heall of ale Don't sive up the s hip! spacious lawns, security ington Beach. T his OPIH {AT~M. 1-5 • h Wet bar. jacuzzi, full Ocean reew "'List" it in classified. gate, pool, etc. 10 % spacious 4 bdrm, 2 balh Hewperf OC sec urity. Will t rade, ft Ship to shore results! Down. Ask for Frank, home offers ronnaJ din· 2111 IST4 2S46·Vlst.laytl lease /option, con· New custom 2400 sq, · 642·"'78. 839 8321 A t f U VACANT. READY FOR O~ D~ l·S -s uot1. home with 180 degree .IQ , • , gen . ing room, large am y tract ......... , ,........... . 1 I k. h OCCUPANCY,· 2 bdrms., ..:. HIH canoram c ocean v ew. room. space·age 1tc en EX CUT!V HOME HAL Pl"C utld Ill tom! t G -·-' 1002G el 1002 with ne w ly r e m ode l ed erw cus ui o ............... eMr & lush grounds COV· La g ba0 k yard s ur REALTORS · di Id I & I k'.t"hen, d"•shwshr., trash r e ... . -meet your 1n v ua re· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ered patio lot a ... r •und•d by trees & 2727 E.Coastllwy. · t $t14 ooo J li -• t compactor. wet bar ; lge. " qu1remen s. , . privacy. ust st.,,,,. a 011• Jiv . rm .• frplc., guest shrubs. Great for enler· 675·4192 10 '7o Down. CALL ~II. mecneb / Irvine 1'-reelty FIHll HOMES FIOM S,2,000 TO $415,000 THE IMPORT AHCE OF GRACIOUS UVIHG! Spyglass Hill splendor w/180 degree VIEW! A truly different 4 bedroom, pool hom e! Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. (Q40) 4726 CORT\.AHD- CAMEO HIGHLANDS. OPEN SUN. 2·5 P.M. Exceptional 4 bedroom home in best CdM area. Move·in condition w /decorator papers, new flooring & extra famiJy. breakfast a rea. $92,000. (Q41) DECORATOR'S DREAM. I yr . new -2900 sq. ft. -4 b e drooms , 4 b a th s, huge living room, formal dining, ,_ master bedroom under cathedral ceiling -2 firepl aces -3-car garage w /elec. o~ner -air condi· tioned -gas BBQ AND 18x34 POOL ! OPEN SUN. J'.5 P.M. 2218 WIN DWARD, BAYCREST. (Q42 ) WHITE WATlll VIEW. Superb 4 bedroom w /fanlily room & dining room +POOL! Contem- porary home of wood & glass over- looking ''Little Corona del Mar'' beach. $275,000. OPEN SUN . 1-5 P.M . 212 HAZ EL DR. (Q43) TtY SOMETHHG HEW! Like this prof. decor . 3 bedroom, 3 bath charmer on Santiago Dr. 3·car garage -pool-s ize lot. Nothing like it! $139,500. OPEN SUN. 2·6 P.M. 1915 SANTIAGO, NEWPORT BEACH (Q44 ) WHAT A LOT! I A spacious Shorecliff lot & a lot of house ! Priced at $119,5001ncl . land. 2 bedroOms, huge family room , 3 baths, detached works hop & office. Betty Kerr644-6200. (Q45) IMPRESSIVE CAPE COD. 2-story , 4 bedroom, 3 balh home. Ap· prox. 3000 sq. ft. of beautiful Early American decor. 2 yrs. young & loaded w /charm. $115,000. Lois Egan 644·6200. (Q46) A HIW LOOK in this custom 3 bedroom, 3 balh beauty. Lg. family room w/wet bar & brkfst. nook. 3-car garage. On quiet street. $117,500. Mary Lou Marton642·8235. (Q47 ) DOH'f WAIT TOO LOHGI Very few Lido Bayfront homes available & this 3BR home is IDEAL for living & entertaining! High beam & sunlit living room -huge master sui te w /sitting room -family room w/wet bar. Pier & slip. Beverly Morphy 642-8235. (Q48l IUY OF A UflTIMlll Smashing home on Unda Isle w /3 master suites. 2 fireplaces , marvelous use of brick + pier & slip. Unbelievably priced at ONLY $224 ,500. Barbara Aune 642·8235. (Q49) IT!S GOT IT AU. Spectacular VIEW -corner lot - pool-size yard -great neighborhood -con ve nie nt to everything! Spacious 4 bedroom family home w I "His & ilers" baths in master suite. $1511,500. Bob Owens 642·8235. (QSO) lySS9,500.Call963·567lor taining around pool & --------19627788 556·7035. area & bath over garag~. patio. 3 lluge bedrooms, WHAT C •"'I DO . € - Nice patio & "°• bath 10 ,..,... "" K Y 2 baths. heavy open IT SSOOO? 'lllll'~T,';;=:;:~r oversited garage. Elec. beam ceilln1s. living, W H ~REALTOR.SA gara1e door opener, new family, rormal dine + Just over $5000 down . roof ; shows TLC. Selling detachedlroom studio. payment plus costs on EXEC .AHOY pri ce Incl. land in fee; S4S·39'28,eves:&f6.'4543 beautifu1 Costa Me11a 1----::--:-.,.-,-=-:----1 $107,500 home. Forma l dinina N.B. WATERFRONT CAMEO * N" I H.llS * seats 12_ Fomily' room LOT-Last & """t lot on HIGHLANDS 1rue I almost 20'squa.re.Super N.B .'s only lake . Paees:etfer on corner lot: clean. Seller motivated. Magnificent C herry IEAUTY xlnt cond.; 3 bdrms., l~ ~~~~~~~~~I F\lll price $42,SOO. See it Lake Is located 2 blks. OUTSID E IS INSIDE b f I FA h t d' North of 23rd St. off a., rp c., ea , in· now. Ca\J 646·7171. Tustin Ave. Have your TOO ! I ntermingled ins area. Gas blt·in IEACHRmEAT Ol'fN1119 •11 S JuN 106t r.l(t ' ownlakesideestatebuilt :::.~t}.~~~~is,.~nla~~~ ~~tchlhr~i~~n3!~:~~~~ $52,900 c&f:~ to sWt your every need. :::t,Ta~~·. s1:;r·~eet'rl~ r i Y! ~ p ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~·~ ~ e ~~ ~:om:t1!~:. rc~~~r:~ i.J ri~~~"~~0~r.:1~~~~ :na;. kitchen with laundry, $51.SOO. Call for app't. to to unique living and din· I ~=======~I b oating. >Minut es to sewing room and: much see ing areas. Banquet sized I 1 airport or oee·an with more . A Joy to live in and ••c' u THOMAS kitchen. POOL TABLE OPIM SAT /SUH 1..,5 ;i::pehe~:.r;~Ye:~h=~: also enjoy private beach SIZE FAM ILY ROOM 1968 FULLEltTOM privileges. $9'1,500. Call REALTOR WITH WET BAR . FHA/YATIRMS ce .of .a -life tlme . 673·8550. Sweepin g stttirs t o EastsldeCosta Mesa HVRRY! Asking"5,0CIO. Ol'fN111 9 ·1•s 'lTN'ONNKf ' 224W.CoastHwy. sec luded ma s ter, r ·1 CALL N' Be h 548 5.5Z7 Quality 4 bdrm. + atn.1 Y UNITED 111<>•-s ,, .... .., pt ac · children . and guest rm .. 2 bathhome-NEW "~ ~-'·' .... ,_'_j EVES.: 545-5643 suites. Every room pro· KITCHEN, brick frplc. John Carey, 646-7414 · . 1 ~~~~~~~~~1 fessionally decorated. Roomforeamper&.boat. .. , ,,,, ·····'~~ 4 BEDROOM HOME Safe cul de sac location. $43 500 1 HARBOR· VIEW .. LLS I ;;~;:;;;;:;;::::::::~1 ZOHEDFOR REDUCED FOR IM-'cALL67S.7060 OPENSUN.1.s I• "1EDIATE SALE. Call 3500SAUSA1.JTO LAST SMALL IUSIMESS today! 963-6.781. Absolutely beautiful lwo-2 Baths, double garage. OllfNfn9•t''S'VNT08fNICf' OPEN SAT/SUH 1·5 story view home. S8R, ideal to run business out "-259 PROSPECT fam rm, din rm, 3ba + CHA-NCE ! e~r;o~~x~~~~· :le~~~ ~{_ •. '.··"···· ·.·"""".·~ ~:~~~~es. 3 BR., 2 rh!f:~~ ,r.;k~oo own OWC2nd. Call646-7171. , · ~,_.. CALL SSMIOO Pe ppe rtree Homes in QP(N 11111 • n s 'u"' ' 0 ' 11 Noel ' ... ewfort y,· •w lalboa ky Prop. Jltittingham RcJlt9 Tustin were sold out bu~ .:11· .... '·::; r. .-Rtaltan ....-. .... .............,, II -~ . 1 \~"!!~~~~~~I -·-we just had a cance a · f:: ·:;~ 74,500 3.136VlaLido · 675-0123 tion on one of our lovely .., ..... ·<·"'" Bay&: Golr Course view OLD sP•"'ISH La Palma pla n s. 4 ~=====,,,.,,,.,,=! fromthis4 bedrm,2 bath ., "'" Bedrooms, 2 bath.">, Jami· SUPER SHARP home with 2 fireplaces, YILLA11 Jy room, Spanish tile Formal li vi ng room triple garage with drive JACUZZI roof, open beam eelllnss. b thru door to rea.r. One-of· quality construction. w/vaulted open earn •·k•"nd custom built by Secluded behind high I I ceiling. Gourmet kitchen 11 f t tal priva0 y $53,990 Convent ona owner. 3 \AJ Yrs new. wa s or o .. · financing with 10% or w /family room + newt ... ~ L-~ •• A~ Double oak door entry. 20% down. Quick OC· l•ndscaping. Call Spar . -"' .,-,." ... ._.. .,....... Indoo r glass ga rden cupancy. Broker .s444I012 ing Investment Corp.,,----'-"-'-=---! atrium off musive living 833·3S44 1· room and formal dinin1 BA YCREST room thot opens to th• G....,.ol I 002 G1Mrol I OOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDE DUPLIX Excellent location, never a vacancy ractor here. 3, Bdrm. 2 bath &:2 bdrm, I balh. Huge bdnns. large tiled baths, & deluxe bullt·in kitchens with di!!· h•·ashers. Owner leav· ing state. 646-7711. Open Eves. -Walker & Ice Heallslnle ~II. mecneb I Irvine 1'-reelty Custom lath &: plaster' 11ky. Walls ol glass en· 48R, 2ba, separate faml· trance.. view of lush ly rm & formal dining. grounds & your private Many, m any quality jacuzzi from the garden features add up to make kitchen and family room. this one the besy buy in 3 Bedrooms, including Newport Beach at separate huge masteri--==----- $73,000. CALL.s:;&.2860 aW le . FUiiy ai.r condl· Classified Ad!t 642·56'7A FOR THI ll!ST !H EASnLUFF AND 11.UFFS PIOPBmES llSTO-IHG IVH IH IASTILUl'f. SUPER HOME ! VIEW! P00L! 3 bedrooms, 21/2 baths, extended fami· ly room + pool & jacuzzi. Best VIEW location in heart of Eastbluff. Completely r enewed . Larry Oyer 642-8235. (Q51) HAVE A IALL Volleyball , badminton + shuf- fleboa rd a re yours +J a panese teahouse in midst of tropical plants ~all surrounded by redwood deck· ing ! PLUS a lovely 4 bedroom fami- ly home located on quiet cul -de-sac. $105,000. Beverly Morphy 642·8235. (Q52) EASTILUFF VIEW LOCATION. 4 bedrooms, conv. den & 3 baths, on pool ·slze, street.ta.street VIEW lot! Quick occupancy -flexible fin anc- ing. $87 ,500. Larry Dyer 642·8235. (Q53) ILUFFS llST IUY. 'Ibey bought a Bayfront -so you get a bargain In this charming, an new· ly carpeted home -3 bedrooms - GORGEOUS g reenbelt location. $'73,500. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P.M. 2101 Vlsu Entrada. (Q54) COCO CHAHR COMIOMIHIUM. New 3 bedroom elegant VIEW home -custom decorated in Chanel's honey vanilla color -ready for your beautifu.1 furnishings & paintings. Semi-private pool. $92,500. Barbara Aune 642·8235. (Q55) • SELECT tloned. Red tile root.1~~------- Near golf cours e & PROPERTIES beach. lrs different & G..-rol 1002 l---,-------1 unique. Inquire now! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call &t 2·253S. Ol'fN Iii 9 •II ~ fUN fOfJl NP(t• .~= ,_, $37,950. ---~-.. THE REAL I ESTll!ER~ 4 Bdrm, atdded fam rm, 2 bths, in Costa Mesa, Call DISCOVERY Real Estat e 645·5045 MEWPORT HEIGHTS CUSTOM Calif. ranch home on l•--------1 massive cul.de.sac lot. Approx . 2,SOO sq. n.. 4 Bdrms. (Ov. patio, heat- ed pool. C<tll 963·567 1 or 556·7035. *CASH* FOR ANY HOME!! f'ull appraised value paid. f'ree home evaluMlion. Back payments OK. Call anytime. Rick Byers Bkr 542·3676 -S ©\>..4U~-.zr..trs8 Thaf lnfriguing Word Game wifh a Chuckle -----141194 "' CU.f l . POUAH O '"°"o~ge Jlu1 6 lo!rombted /~v---..._,...-, -di btlcw IO ..... ~.. 6 ""'" w0<d1.. P1i'IJ ltllfc•I of .och .., •11 lin, ol loQ~<>•tl. ,, ,~ 1 1 T 1 1 i HI I I UN G A TH I I' I I I J· I NA C UEN 1 I I I I I I •. I I N 0 8 I N U I You can criticlte the r-r1·--,1rr1011n1rt President You cen c:ritlclt• L. =·;:::·~~-~-:;:::· ~· th& Vice President. You rl p U 0 N A 1 I can criticize the Congress. ~· --r-cr-T-,r-.-1· But you've got ---to I J I' J tho Internal Revenu11 Serv· :::~=:;:;::'.;;=;;::::;:~ !co. 8·1 • I PORSOY I 1..-..,..--,-,-,-.-1 C) C9mr>l~r, ·~• tl'o,,dl• Q...ot-d : I I I I hY ,,111111 1 .. !ht "'''"~ -111 • • • • • • '1'11'11 dtvt!oft ro"' 1•~ No. ~ b•low. ., ... -... -·- Two. lhree and lour bedroom townhomes, 8 models, I and 2 stories. enclosad double garages, decks, bal- conies, firepl.aces, tennis, swimmiog, saunas. ffom $.58.875 I g 11r, I :i ANNUAL % RATE" The more the down, the knfft the lnt•rffl 20" Down, 7.Y,\ Annvul e~ Aoi!O 101. Down, 8% Annual % R<.itc From Coast Highway at the Superlor·Balboa BIVd~ Intersection, cltfrre up the hill 1/4·mt to entranc.. .. . . ,• I •• •• • I \.•,.. __ I • •·. .. . ~ . OHLV OHE-'IMS OHE. An offering exemplifying all that's fine in Spanish artistry. flawlessly executed. Richly detailed. View. 4 bed.rooms. 4 baths. 2 powder rooms. Family room. Formal dining room. $198,000 1212 Santiago Drive. Open 2·5 SUMMH PUH OH THI IEACH Charming 3 BR -3 bath + den on exclusive EAST OCEAN FRONT beach. Priced to sell at $129,500 & available for immediate occupancy. 111 "G" St. Op en 2·6. CHOICE WHTCUPF k OMI Superb quality' 3 bedroom with fam ily room . Beautifully landscaped yard with dog run. Close to schools, park, shopping, etc. Ready for quick occupancy at $84,500. 1215 Nottingham. Open 1·6. " . JETTY VllW _; ltYIHI T'MIAC:I Professionally decorated ,3 bedroom, 3 bath•' home w /actloii view of bay & jetty. Formal dining room paneled den, sauna, jacuzzi. Courtyard entry w /pool. $187 ,500. 1935 Sabrina Terrace. ()pen 2·5. PllME SHOllECLIFM ISTATI Just listed lovely custom home on large two-lot site. 3 bedrooms, 4 "8.ths, den, large guest suite, 40 ' pob\, lush tropical gardens. Fee. $2211,500. f!47 Morning Canyon. ()pen 2-5 p.m . lS' OH~T OC~ ll!ACH Unobstru~t'l!d beach frontage with a charming 3 bedroom, early Balboan home has~ust come on the market at an' unbel\evable price< $109,000. 107 "G" St. Open 1·6 THE WAY WE Sii iT ••• You can spentt money. Or yo4 can spend money well. We urge you to see this orrerthg. 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, family room. View. $1119,500. 1032 Santiago Drive. Open 2-5 HIW"9" Pl.AH lH 11.UA'S Popular "Q" plan with conversation pit and fireplace in living room. Large master suite and dressing area. Three bedrooms. On gree11belt; fe&-land. $79,500 . SPYGLASS -MST VRW Panoramic view of Newport Beach, Bay, and ocean. 6 bedrooms, family room , bonus roort\, rosewood peg floor entrY, wet bar, pool, jacuzzi. Enclosed courtyard e ntry with fountain. $189,000 THE MOST UNUSUAL Co ron a del M ar h ome now available. Over ¥., acre -huge trees, ocean & bay view. Private beach. s bedrooms\ 7 bat.ha, pool. Take advantage or this at $249 ,500. POITOl'IHO WITH YllWI Popular bonus room plan with view or Big Canyon golf coort1e and very large yard. 3 brs, plus family room in house plus bonus room with Ion and bath. Asking $91,000. VILLAGI 3 -P AIX LOCATION Rutgers model with expanded family room, 3 bedrooms & dining room. Tastefully decorated and upgraded. Low upkeep brick patios. '6'l;,500 with the land. IEST IUV IH THE ILUA'S Super sharp and sparkling fresh with new paint Inside & out. This four bedroom condo is '1t:nove in re9dy" for the very fussy. $59,500. PllMI Y--LN>A ISU Professionally d ecorated with dramatic entry from beautifully landacaped courtyard. Bayside terrace w /action view or turning basin. Pier & sli p. $3115,000. I M_11,_.S9o 1-For$9o H_H ..... S9o 1-....... -H••Hl'or59o lllMMIFor'9o ·Gi····················· ....•••.........••.•••• ••••••················· ••••................••.....•.•.........••••••••••..•...........•.•••• -·~ IOOZG_... 1002 61•111 1002 G_... IOOZ Go•rll IOOZG-1002 Sund!y.August 10. 1975 CAIL Y PILOT D3 ~-~~ ....... ~!!!.':';.~ ........ !~~!!.~~~~~ ...... . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GoMrol I 002 G-ol I 002 G .... rol I OOZ * SEE THESE HOMES * SATUIDAY & ~AY 1-S ' 11.IGAMCI l'l.US POOL Cameo Shores 3 bdrm. be•uty with · Catalina sunset view. Large home in xlot condition. An exceptional buy at $157,500. 4507 Tremont ' LOYll. Y llVIHI TllllACI A real doll house with a huge mstr. ~rm ., lge. living rm., 2 baths & mcludes land. $89,500. 712 Malabar COIOMA DEL MAit DUl'l.EllS Exceptiona lly large duplex; each unit bas 4 bdrm., 21'.! baths & almost 2 000 .:SQ. n. Priced low for this quallty. $124,500. 617 Iris Year old duplex of exceptional design ; 3 bdrms., 2 baths, each with frplcs. 4 Car spaces. $119,000. 719 Poinsettia SUMMY IUTTBICUP YEU.OW 2 Bdrm. front house with lots or glass. looking out lo secluded patio: profess. decorated in yellow & pale green. . Delightful I-bdrm. apt. with Swedish frplc. plus guest rm. & bath. $97 ,500. 415 Fernlcaf (South of Hwy.) WATERFROMT WITH SUI' A really great home for living & entertaining. Lge. living rm., formal dining rm. & TWO very large family rooms. Private beach & slip for 36 ft. boat. $142,500. Easy financing. 47 Balboa Coves (J U R V lAR BAY ANO BEACH 675 -3000 •'•'JO 7 I COAS T >-iWV CCl~O .... A l't LIVI"'' GtMr .. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l!UGAMT "E" MODIL $105,000 Customized end WI.it w/wide view of upper bay. 3 Bdrms, 3 baths, 2 frplcs, o'size F.R. with wet bar, extra walls & patios for privacy. The Bluffs! 2987 QUEDADA OPEN SUN 1·5 ~A ISLE -HEW-LUXUKIOUS Finest custom construction in this superb 5 BR home on the bay. H&F pool, pier /slip, billiard rm, sauna & 51'.! baths. Rich appointments. $395,000 76LINDA ISLE DRIVE SAT/SUN 1-5 '"THll& YEARS HfW" -$210.000 A truly different custom home in prestigious Big Cyn. Lge corner Joe. on 18th fairway. Cone. & Palos Verdes stone wall. 3 BR, den & R .R. LOY AILE LIDO~ $91,SOO A nifty 5 BR -neat as · a pin or ... knock out a wall or two & do your own thing ... 3 Baths, frplc & sunny patio. Season's best buy! 216 VIA JTHACA SAT/SUN 1-5 JUST IEDUCBl-$74,900 Owner leaving area & anxious! 4 Bdrm pool home. Mstr suite has unusual appts including a Roman tub. Bright & cheery; N'pt address. "OLD" COIOMA DIL MAit $132,SOO 11'.! Blqcks from beach & sh'opping !' 4 BR, 5 baths ·2·story home: 3 Years new. Beaut. decor. & lge. pvt. patio. llG CYM G'Ol.F COUISI LOT Lge outstanding vu lot for custom borne. Pvte drive from street to site. 2111 s. J°"""" -...... HEWPORT cane, H.L . tj;Mtl o · .... ,.. 10020 ... ,.. ~ 1002 ···········~··········· ...................... . BIG C~ON OPIH SUHDAY 1-5 Lookihg for good $$ value? 1 story; 3 bedroom, custom jacuzi + small pool. $135,000. #40 Rue Fontainebleau Well priced Deane Monaco, 2 story, 3 bedroom. See & compare. $130,000. #6 Rue Valbonne Like to decorate your Own new home? A Deane Bordeaux, 1story,3 bedroom. $.124,500. #34 Rue Fontainebleau PAU L W. BRUMFIELD &ASSOC. 4340 CAMPUS URIVE .N B 549 8505 • t•rll I 002 ..... , .. l.H2 ....................... ······················· SCHOOL STAITS SOOH Grab this FAMILY HOME near CdM High while you can! Second price reduction ; seller extremely anxious. Truly one of the s howplaces in EASTBLUFF. 4 BR., 3 Ba., 2 frplcs., view, huge game rm. Now ' $9~.ooo Ol'ltl HOUSI SAT /SUH 1-5 2t33 CASSIA ST. · l'llCI IUDUCED LOTS OF BRICK, heavy shake roof & a stunning entry welcome you to this gorgeous view home. 3 BR., 2 Ba., frplc., 2 patios ; <tll elec. kitchen. Reduced to $94,500 Ol'IN tfOUSI SAT j5UN 1-5 4121 COITLAHD DR., CclM IAYFROHT TEAIDOWH Do your own thing here. Last house on the Peninsula bayfront; won 't quit type of view, bay, jetty & ocean. Seller will raze. Sail by then call for a rare buy. Asking $285,000 22,6 CHAMHB. ROAD, M.L X MAIKS THI! SPOT One of the BLUFFS fabulous X·Plans, now available. Super location. Surrounded by greenbelt; 3 covered patios ; extensive upgrading; seller motivated! 3 BR &den $77,500 Ol'EH HOUSI SAT /SUH. :Z.S 453 VISTA nueHA. M.L VIEW Eva,,_.; This HARBOR VIEW HOME, is literally surrounded by view; .on a peninsula sorta-like; see this 4 BR. 3 ba. with den, this Sunday. $159,500 Ol'EH HOUSI SUH. l0 S 2731 P-.E DRIVE IAYFROHT OH IAYSIDE The front yard is a beach & the view of the bay, the boats & the jetty, is beyond belief. One of the two best locations on the bay. 4 BR, 3 ba. & a s king $258,000 Ask about our many exclusive listings in Olde Corona del Mar COMPANY REALTORS 216S E. c-t Hwy. c......,. del M°' "S.Ui:lg IHI Es-;,, H•wport Harbor . Si:oc• 1944" 673-4400 • • • * * * * * * Heritage Collection QUALITY BUILT WITH HAIDWOOD fLOOIS - s hake roof, used brick fireplace and beamed ceiling. Featuring new ca~ts, drps, paint, appliances & astrotun around the sp •P I ~ Comer location with room for camper or trailer. Offered at $51,950. C .. 540-1 ISi . HERE COMES SUPER HOUSE J CAI. GA.UGI -and gorgeous near new 5 bedroom. 2 story home featuring _.._. t-,, ,_ kitchen eating area, formal dining room. upgr.aded carpets, drapes & wallpaper. See this great family home now at $71 ,500. c .. 540.l ISi. BEAT THE HEAT WITH YOUI OWM Sl'AIKLIMG POOL & JACUZZI on quiet cul-d e-sac. Perfect Costa Mesa loca tion. 3 Bedroom, family room & formal ·dining. Plush home upgraded thruout. 0--•xi•s to move, says "make offer." c .. 540.1 ISi. l/2 ACRE LOT HOllSIS Oii -nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath + ....,. p.tlo ""-· Property approved for wholesale nursery. Near Orange County Airport and Corona del Mar Freeway. Call for full details. ~sno LITTLE COTTAGE •snlD. IM THE 11tEES -on 1/2 acre -2 lots with completely remodeled home on rear. Build and have income or just live near Back Bay in country setting. Hurry, call today. $67 ,000. 54'-5llO QUALITY CONSTRUCTION COMl'LITELY llMODELED and enlarged bright and cheery Back Bay home. Extra large master suite in this 3 bedroom home on quiet cul-de-sac. Owner is building contractor. $66,000. Must see! c .. 546-5110. BEST BARGAIN IM ALL COSTA M~SA -large 4 bedroom, 2 bath on oversized Mesa Verde corner lot. Now VACANT. Out of town owner desires immediate sale. Needs some paint and TLC but check this price ... looly $47,0001 First time advertised, hurry!! c .. 54~5110. ERITAGE ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• POOL HOME Two beau\irul spr•wllnR spacious pool hometi in N~port Bea<-lt. Su1>erb for e nt e rt ai n in~, secluded for skumy dip. ping. Asking $81 ,000. ror one, S87 .~for the other. Immediate oceupancy on one. Low down HUGE LOT ----~ * PREVIEW SHOWli:fG * I 0 Wild Goose Court Newport Crest's smartest! Gleaming black, white & chrome 2 bdrm., den, 2'12 baths, 3 decks, pools , tennis & all. Nothing to do but enjoy! $67 ,000 PREVIEW SUH. 12:30 to 5 UNIVERSITY REALTY 300 I E. c-1 ffi9'1way C...-delM• •73-6511 Along with this giant ~ wooded lot with"'vegeta-I ble garden and recrea· lion vehic le plus boat GeMral I 002 GeMt"al 1002 area, is a charminE J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroom 2 balh home. llllllllllllllllll1'111111 ... lllllllllllilllllllllllllll ... llll $47,950. LOTSA ROOMS LOTSA BATHS Honust lnjun, we have two homes in Costa Mesa ju s t mad e £o r big families. 4 BR, 3ba, 6 BR, 4 ba, you name it . Darkroom. bonus room, PERMANENT BAY VIEW This 3 bdrm., 3 bath + wet bar + sep. maid's or guest quarters, is situated in front or the fin est public bay beach, overlooking Lido Isle + a terrific night li ghts view. Re modeled & decorated from top to bottom. Listed at $187,500 -just reduced to $165,000! 913 W. lay A••• Howporl ...... 0,... Sat. & S... 12-S JEFF BRIERY. REALTOR 2602 ~•wport U.cl. Ho"Hporl ...... 675-'1 11 24 HOUR SBV.ICE Iota a room. Call for an I appointment. $50.500 and Gftft"Cll I 002 GaMral 1 OOZ ~.950. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 UNITS WITH SP EN I> ABLE Eastside Costa Mesa. Owner anxious. Great for starter investor or duplex or triplex. Owner ready to exchange up. COUNTRY KITCHEN MR. MINT CLEAN JUST LISTED! Large 4 bedroom, formal dining, family room . Newly decorated. Beautiful yard. Close to all schools & shopping in north Costa Mesa. $55,950. CALL 546-4141 A WHIZ-BANG VALUE! Fell out of escrow-motivated sellers. Large beach duplex, 4 bedrooms up, 3 bedrms down. Live in one and let other make your payments or summer/winter rent and really make a good investment. Both units have view of ocean. Completely fenced, dble car garage with extra parking. Outside shower. Master bedroom in upper unit has private balcony and entrance1 As kin g $99 ,850 . Call 546-4141 ( ATTENTION GOLFERS o ... , .. , GtMr.. . 1002 1GtMr.. 1002 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• This immaculate home shows like a model and has the largest kitchen and i s land cooking center yours traly ha.s ever seeri.' "TWO 'i)antnes· too. Separate luxurious master bedroom suite. Paneled bonus room can be Sth bedroom . Beautiful landscaping an4 .pine forest out fmnt. Fruit trees out back. 3 Bedroom, Spanish style, Green Valley home within easy walking .distance to.Mile,Squar.e Golf Course and Country Club. Tliis one year old home is situated on a corner lot, ideally located near 21 acre park & 3 community pools. $57,500. Call 64().6161 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... filEAT COROMA DfL MAit HOME 4 Bdrms., lge. dining rm., den, 21'.! baths -2400+sq. n. Stunning 40 ft. pool; outstanding use of decorative metal fencing -indoor /outdoor feel accenting extensive patios & wide galleria entry -lge. lot with beautiful plantings, affords total privacy -add the security & enjoyment of private beaches & you have an unusual buy at $98,500. App •t'. only. Q: Orange Coast 2600 E.Ctasl Hwy., Corona del Mar IEll ESTATE . 644·4141 Gt•rDI 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE 120VlaWnhn OpNSat,IS& l·S Spacious 4 BR., family rm .• din. rm. On 52 ft. Sunny priv. patio. $179,ooo II S Via Udo Som ()pell Sal/Soll-1 ·S Waterfront 4 BR., 5 ha., rumpus rm. Pier & float, sandy beach. $295,000 Beaut. 6 BR, 5 Ba, or 4 BR, 4 Ba, with '2 BR, l bath apt. Sandy beach, courtyard, shore mooring. $295;000 Attr. 4 BR., 3 ba. Lido Soud. 77 Ft. waterfront. sandy beach. $275,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 1 l l f\.,1 .. d, !""' '• II !)?"> fi l6 1 ..... , .. 1002 Ge•trwl IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IUHD MAN'S IL""'5 2117 Vista Laredo. No 20/20 vision required to see the value of this na.n<lscan 3 Bdrm. Outstanding greenbelt location; fabulous d""°'ating. Redueed to $76,000. Open Sun.1-S COYITID COYIS 45 Balboa Coves, N'pt. Beach. Enjoy waterfront living in this 2 bdrm. + den with expansive deck & patio areas. Slip for 35 n. boat. $150,000. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 PACESETTER HOMES RANCHWOOO CLOSE-OUT SALE!! Selling 4 decorated models + 2 repo's at extra low prices! 8o/o Financing also available. Quick sale extras include : front landscaping and sprinklers. rear fencing, upgraded carpet, oven/range, dishwasher & disposal. Hurry!! For more information. ..1 C .. 714: 511-2444 Don ·1 drop the ball! Get a job with a low·cost Daily Pilot Classified Ad . Phone 642·S678. c •• , .. IOOZ GtMr"ll 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CALIFOKHIA llAHCHER · OHL Y $45,000 Step; to shopping center. Big beautiful College Park home. If you have a boat or camper this may be for you. This lovely heavy shak~ roof home has 4 large bdrms, 2 baths, & a' cozy fireplace. This won't last call today. l'RESTIGE HOME 1'1.US IHCOME Beautiful 3 year old duplex in Costa Mesa. For the family that wants a lovely large 3 lxlrm, 2 bath home with private yard plus a fine investment 2 bdrm 2 bath unit. Seeing is believing -$72,900. $43,500 G.L THMS Location, location. You can't believe this charming 4 bdrm 2 bath home. Lovely family room with fireplace. Nea rly new carpeting. Call to see this doll house. 7 YEAllS YOUHG G.L THMS Decorator's delight. This charming heavy shake roof home has 3 large bdrms, 2 bath, & a large famlly room. Professionally landscaped. See this new listing. Only $47,000. HIWl'OllT IEACH DWI.EX " 1,500 U you like clean contemporary or rustic arty charm -We have one of each in this decorator's ~uplex . Ocean or canal beaches only one block away. None nicer at this price. 545-9491 • TOPS FOR 'JULY! ChllckEvaelt Costa Mesa ,,. .. _ Mowpoct- MESA WOODS Super s harp 4 bedroom home ideally localed near South Coast Plaza. Beautifully landscaped corner lot, covered patio w /firepit. Atrium off living room & master bedroom . Country kitchen. This home shows like a model. New listing. $61,500 . 64o-<il61 FOR PARTY PEOPLE An excitingly customized 2 story, 2000 sq. n. Includes large pool table size family room w/wet bar, patio +arbor. 3 Bedrms, 2 bath home. Impeccable decor adds to value of this beach bargain. $>4,900. See it today. Call 962-4454 MD-41-ESTATE . NEAR THE SEA If you desire space + privacy this uniquely decorated rancher is a must see. Formal dining area, rock fireplace, vaulted ceiling family room. Patio kitchen, laundry room + 4 queen size bedrooms. Largest lot in tract with special access for bOat/trailer and room for pool too! $56,900, call now 962·4454. • I • ,... D4 OAIL Y PILOT Sund•y. Augu st 10, 1975 lt1•h For S* jHot1n1 for saa. jttcM11es Fors• ... ~ ...... ; ... :.··········io·oi ;.;;.;;;;;··········ioo-i ;;;;.;;;,;··········ioo·i ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t ' I ! i I ; 991 South Coast Highway Laguna leach 4944511 :ll;X1'#•NS MAV( 'i\'(~•'!l'•~Ul w"'~ 1111 ANP Ol)r ~ ~r<lt Folk Iott mid scietltific studies attribute to Dolphins these attradi•e charactft'istlcs: A well-developed SENSE OF TASTE REMARKABLE VISION In & out of water A strong NURTURING ATTITUDE The ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE with humans A hlghly developed INTELLIGENCE • The ABILITY TO FEEL LOVE Incredible SPEED and.STRENGTH With these qualities as a model, Dolphin Real Estate, the eighty-thwd office listed ·in Laguna Beach Multiple Service, will provide people with new approaches to their real estate problems and needs. "Dolphins Ccre About People" GeMral I 1002 G..,.ral I 1002-ol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HURRY!! TWO SALESPEOPLE f . WANTED -IRVINE We have openings available for 2 professionals. Come grow with the finest, most reputable real estate organization of them all -the Re3I Estaters -Irvine. WE CARE -and WE SHOW IT! Investigate our bold. results oriented team of professionals NOW! Owner said, "sell this weekend . brin g checkbook with orrer". 4 Bedrms, 2 full baths, new crpl, new paint. On an R-2 lot. Asking $39,900. Will sell FHA /VA, 545-8424 or 673-7737., Broker. We train you prore·ssionally, offer generous commissions and advertise bigger and better. day in -and day out! WE CARE ABOUT YOUR FUTURE' ''VIEW FROM TOP" CUSTOM ESTATE SACRIACE $46,250 . . 1 ~!!!.~.~~ ....... !~~~-~~ ....... ~~::.~~-~ ........ I~:.~~ ....... ~:.'::.~ ....... !~:!:!.~.~ ....... . -· 1002G_... . ~ 1002 -· 1002 G1Mrol • IOU G1Mrol 1002 G1Mrol 1002 ·············································· ...................................................................... ····················· REALTORS 675-5511 OP'EM HOl,ISfS 307 MARIGOLD AV!.: c:..r-del M• charm extraordinaire -beam ceiling, paneled walls, pegged floors, fireplace & -bedrooms, two baths; TWO LOTS -beautifully seclu(\ed, cool tree-shaded brick patio & large yard. Three•car garage & hobby room. $123,500. OPEN SAT & SUN. l to 5. 4714 C:OITLAHD DI.: c-o Hi<JW•lk at it's best. Four bedroom or three & den or formal di.Ding room -as you wish. New carpets & draperies, spacious patios & y3rd area with many fruit trees. Private beach. $87.500. OPEN SAT&SUN 1to5. 702 ACAC:IA AVE.: _<;_a del Mor south of hig hway -beginner's luck. Older home on R-2 lot. Invest now for future development. $65,000-OPEN SAT 1to5. DUPLEX -C:o,.....a dot M... Best in class. Owner's unit of thi-ee bedroom-two bath plus two bedroom income unit . Fireplaces, beatned ceilings, private patios. Charming as · can be -$125,000. IA YRlONT -a pP•ailllno.""""'e on the Lido Peninsula. Fabulous view, great location, boat slip available. $165,000. MOllLE HOME PARK -approx. 9 acres partially developed. Call for details. May exchange for Orange County or may helpfinance. CHOICE I. UNUSUAL; Little blood Bayfront Five Bedroom home ; available for yearly lease. Call for details. COLE OJ' l:IEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. C:oast Hwy;. CGrana del M• -675-SSl I VALLEY REALTY PRESEMTS CAMEO HIGHLAMDS OCEAN, OCEAN. OCEAN. 180 degree view from this delightful 3 bdrm. FR home. Plus private beach. $89,500. Open Sat. & Sun.1-5 -4733 Cortland. CAMEO HIGHLAMDS Sweeping view of the Pacific -4 bdrm. FR. view home with lots of privacy. L9vely decor. $97,500. Open Sunday 1-5 -45-09 Surrey . IREH SPYGLASS Professionally decorated 5 bdrm. FR home with view of lights and water. Exceptional t use of wood and used brick. $114,900. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5. 2201 Port Harwick. . . . $PYGLASS RID'GE' . Lusk Sandpiper -4 bdrnl. Flt Pool and delig-htful patios, plus view. $134,950. Open Sat. Sun_ Mon. Tues. 1·5. 16.53 Reef view. SHORECUFFS Lovely 3 bdrm. dinin~ room borne on huge view lot overlookipg canyon and ocean. $169,500. Open Sun. 1·5. 278 Morning Canyon. n1:'l5;~1t~ab, .pr~denl:J •• PRICE lED.QCTIONi . ARCHITECT D.ISIGHED -lovely carefree home. ~ow4 bedroJnns a.hob- by room but easily converte<l to 3 and 2 Duplex on R-2. Priced $85,500. J4PI CUlfDrht,Hewport~ SalfStot I UNSURPASSED VIEW HEWl'ORT HEIGHTS -beautiful 3800· sq. ft. home on large tree shaded lot. 4 Bedrooms, dining room. 20x28 fam.i!y room, hobby shop. office and laund.ry. . Circular drive and courtyard enhance entrance. Reduced to $165,000. 2'149 Cllf Dr. Hwpl lch WJS-1·5 • DOVER 'SHORES -VIEW SEE .THIS IXC:LUSIVE LISTING -5 Bedroom beauty, 3700 ~q. ft. of luxury living. Po-01 & panoramic view. Excellent buy. $185,000. , 1930 Galaxy Dr. Hwpl.... 5"~ I·.~ sr:r: w~sr: HOMIS OPIH l;i llll• Afl..,.o• UH19UI IN llG c:i.HYOH -French Regency w /fa!rway views. 3 bdrms, 4 baths, flawle ss workmanship. CObblestone motQr court. Air-cond. $250,000. See Vetgilene Hull at 81 Royal St. George. ' UH19UI IN OLD HAUOR Vll¥f HIUS -2 !Xlrm 2 bath pool home, view, open feel. See Nat.lilie Fogarty at 1100 White Sails Way\ Corona del Mar. Only-$87.500. f ·• UNl91!l• 1H MESA fflltDE -1st time • OPEN -4 bdrqi plus 20x20 bonus NEWPORT SHORES . room, sgle sty l>r park & school. A nalG.HTFUL C:OMllHATIO_H ._ Of ' $63;500. See Gl~n Statum at 2900 f "" I ' d · f d Pemba Dr. orma , an m ormal ecor in. this Utlllj)llE IN llG CANYON _ Unique beautifully -appoi_nted home . ? decor and• ldscping, pool and sep. Bedroom with enlarged open family room -lovely patios. All within walk· jacuzzi; 4 bdrms, llDly $174;500. See at ing distance pf ocean, swimining pools, #9 Torrey Pines Lime. . clubhouse and tennis courts. IJHl9UI IN MISA --4 b<lrms 23'-62ad SI. Nwpl lch 5-1_ fs1. l·S on 17th fairway, single sty nr tennis, 1· golf, pool, only $129,500. See Betty M Chappel at 3036 J aYa Rd. FA IL y HOME 111419111.IH CAMEO HIGHLANDS -3 LARGE EXPANSIVE 5 bedroom in _bdrllh ram rm, 2i!oo sq ft. jiool,_cyn Newport Beach. Secluded tree shaded . view, Se!! Nancy Laux at 601 R.ockford yard. covered patio and room for pool.' ROadl $911,500. -•I , . , Adult suite upstairs has de<:k overlook-~·QUI It' llG e~OM -3. !><!rm. ing yard. $75,000. Non~c9 extras, VleWS, low pnce of 2424 Holday, Newport 1Hc11 S.. 1·1 $1U,SOO. See Rita Boland at #9 Rue Vafbonne. • • BLUFFS BEAUTY . EXCELLENT VALUE OH FH LANO '-- this lovely 9 bedroom & den, 3 bath home features rare forever view with m~alc,of ijghts at Dlgl!l. LQv14'-decor and·Sp4fi.ish tile. · ~ " ' \f~~ 411-. .... -. ... 1-~ .. S..1-1' "'~· : $_, ... '· ,t'I, I "i • _.,., ; PRIME DUPLEX stn·; _,_. NEWPORT SHORES. -across 'ftom., planned park. f>roven top dollar renter· area year 'roun<J.. Very favoi"able financing! Call 675-4060 for de'tails. . ' 642-5200. '675-4060 G-rGt . ' • oil .................. !~~ ~.:::~:: ........... !!~.~ HUG HOMES 640-4050 !1H1911I IN MESA Yll!DE ~ A unique 4 bdrm. !or under $50,000. Gre_at .locatlo.p. See Martha Beynon at 2969 Redwdi>d Ave. ; _ . ' UH19111 OH SPY.USS tlU. -17 ,000 sq. lt1 lot. 4 bdrm single story, nearly new. -$189,500. See Fran Scott at 67 Monteclto, Spyglass Hill . · UHl9UI IN THE ILUFFS - 3 bdrm. open airy, a nd only $54,500. See Barbara Hutchings at 2014 Barranca, N.B .. UHICj)UI IN MESA VEllDE -a vacant 5 ibdrm, ·backs to golf course, popular Buccola floor plan, $95,000. See Jackie Handleman at 1791 Tanager Dr. -ou• IN llG C:AHYOH -See at #5 'Royal -St. George. Large, beautiful 5 · bdtm. Priced at '275,000. UHl9UE OH SPYGLASS HILL - 6 bdrm . "Southport," thousands below new ones, only $169,500. See at #51 Montecito, Spyglass. · UH19UE IN C:OllOHA DEL MAI - 2 two bedroom units, one is a darling home; other over garage 1mit. Close to shopS , library. $89,500. See Nancy Simmons at 510 Marigold, Corona del Mar. ON TOl'OF THE filEAl ESTATE MAl'IKET wrnt THE NICEST PEo;lE SElllNG THE NEATEST HOMES COftONA DEL MAR. 67S«100 Mis.A Vll'IDI,. 546-!WQO • CALL US 1· l WE 'RE ON THE GROW -ARE YOU? We offer you more -find out for yourself ... call Bob Licata at 752-1700 and let's talk about it! Rambling hilltop single level retreat. Circular drive. Formal entry to spaciOus living room that dramatically rombines quiet e legance with panorami c view . Massive corner fireplace. lluge pantry kitchen to prepare gourmet meals for your fussy but favorite dinne r guests. Candlelite dining co mpl e t es m ood . Separate wing that features a hideaway master s uite with roman- tic lights view & guest CHIMA COVE Sensational upsidedown floor plan. 3 bdrm. All newly decorated with 3 love- ly be~ches just steps away. $125,000. Open Sun. 1·5. 2718Shell. DOVER SHORES ;· presiding majestically ov~r the banks of Back Bay, with stately galleria entrimce, is this 4 BR., fari:iUy & dining rm. home; private refuge in mstr. · BR:r suite, jacuzzi & blt-in satma for 2. $289,500. G-al 1002 G1Mrol 1002 GtMral 1002 quarters . Be firs t to · SUBMIT. Call 963-7BB1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••.•••••••••••••• Ol'ft• 111 9•11 s iv•• rou1 ""''' A~S··"~ [IAl@&;H11 REALTORS 644-7270 CAMEO SHORES . OCEAN I. JETTY VIEW • 4 ... -. 3 bolh, formal dining 0 room overlooks private pool patio with pass-thru lo gourmet isle kitchen with bltns/~harcoal broiler. All rooms large. O.versized 3 car garage .. Private beaches. Move-in 'condition. Resident specialists Shirley & Marshall Rich. By appointment. Offered at $189,500. Brochures available. DELUXE DUPl.El .... OH HEWl'OlT ISLAMI -super. 0 5 bedroom, 2 bath upper owner llDit. Lower 3 bedroom, 2 baths. Both have bltn kitchens & fireplaces. The price is right at $ll7,500. $32.5002STORV TOWNHOUSE 3 Bdrms. 2 ba, 2 years new ~ Pool, yard w /large patio. n ea r So. Coast Plaza. Call 752-1700 between 9 & 5, ask for Gall or 546·3286eves. WALK TO SURF Call 675-7225 CALL US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE OF VALUE \7ALLEY l{EAI .. TY A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. ' Ul02GeMrGI 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * TRIPLEX * .. -. $95,000. ONLY ONE DOOR TO ntE IEACH· Three furnished units -Heart o( Balboa Peninsula, n ear shopping. schools and tennis courts. Large deckll over garages. GONNAGOQUICK ! Call JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Mewport llml.-carMr 30th •• ~~ BRITISH TUDOR FORE ST OLSON • • ......-11. "' t•MIRL...U~UIT BA YFR ONt; VieW the · .. ylicht races fcom terrace of this 3 BR., plus den, plus maid's. Wander-·along bayfront, or take a dip in the bay, or retreat to the-comfort or your living fill· $290 .. ~ LINDA ISLE; stunning 1-sty. 4 bdrm. home on lagoon; family rm. with wet bar &'pier & slip. $235,000 · TIIE BLUFFS; stroll to shopping with ease from this 3 bdrm .. 2'h ba. condo on lo°*ely greenbelt. $14,500 ' ·. Buy before school starts; great 3 bdrm. condo nr. schools & p~o,. $54,500 . . .~ .-' ' !!!""'!!!!!!!~ G-"' '1002 'G-"'. '1 j Oo2 .............................................. ............................................... C.F.ColOO.nrth,·" ( ;.,. n~u lto,.,. . .r ., " ~· ·~ Ht.,.ar...S. ···•••"•··········?····· ; G__, 1002 ......................... I BUILDER'S 1 CLOS6-0UT ,'BRAND Ni:W-t a'i •Credit. Brick firtplJ.'-"'. 'BBQ P•tlo. Secluded 'master with 2nd b1&Jh, . hidden den. CU¥torn bWlt 1award winning design, /Jlurrr. builder ia anx. , lous. Call 645-0303 I I FOREST OLSON •>< V...:.lton IC&IWllU.llm- LIDO ISLE 212 Via fjluito Lg. patio , 3 Br, 2 Ba, sun. deck. Open Sun . 1·5. $89,500. By Owner. 673·7491 2 STORY.f'OOL $2,990DOwM True! Just$2,900down + buya It ! Two story French motif chateau Giant 11 parkllng pool: Completely remodeled &: redecorated. Custom lil fireplace. Huge kitchen· microw ave + lndoo BBQ! Winding staircase to hideawa y master suite. L arge bedrooms. Enclosed patio. Electric garalJe opener. AJI this for only $29,900 1'till price! Take advantage. Excellent C08ta Mesa bargaiD. Call now. 752·1700, Of'IN Ill 9 • 11·~ fl.JN 10 M NICI• , f"' . IALIOA ·IM'LE{ $59,950 Spect•c ul•r beach duplex on Ba.boa Peninsula. Maln unit baa three big bedrooms and two baths . Gourmet kitchen se rves a spacious living and din- i ng ar ea with CRACKLiNG FIREPLACE. Upstain is a unique bachelors hideawa y with kitchen. bath, MINI-BAY VIEW and secluded sun deck. For complete in£orma- tion. Call 963·6787. Young ExeCutiYe BEACH HOME A SHOWPLACE!· Phta ' livab't l i'ty 't n this versatile , 4 bedroom, ramily room o r 3 ' bedroom with extra master bedrrri orfice. Model type home with huge yard . Walk to beach. This is • great in· vestment on your way up! Spanish VIUa . t sto.y Sl7, t.so , , ~luded patio entry to beautiful Spanish Villa. hide-a -way master suite with 3rd balh & private balcony. GU EST r acilitJt, co zy d e n , Ca nlina kitc hen, Fiesta party room overlooking spark!· Ing pool. Coveted dance pavilion. ~all 9162-5.sss. FOREST OLSON "~ """''"'' Sell things fast with Daily Pilot Want Ad'!. ....... •••••••••••••••••••••••• WATERFRONT HOME OCEANS OF FINANCING • Cl'leck your tax adfkc:H'. seller can acce'pt prepaid interest, installment sale. etc. Impressi ve 2 story1 4 bedroom•. 4~~Jns, fprroal dining room, FEE land. Panoramic VIEW.Pier & Sl ip for large boat. 2 Side ties for small boati. Private Beach. DON'T rAY sur . FEES l Your OWN 35 Ft. ! boat dock with 1ir)' and brig~t 3 bed .6 2 bl. WATER FR NT HO,..,E. -t private ht11\'tn wltn pitched' bOam c1lllo01 8o · covered P1tlo. Plea· Mnt ®Mn brffres. $\39,500 F~~ l1r d. HOUSES FOR SALE 21BllOOM 712 Malabar (Irv. Terr.) CdM 675-3000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •llOOWhitesails. HV His. CdM 67~ $87 ,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 702 Acacia Av., Old CdM f/5-5511 $65,000 • Sal 1-5 #5 Rue Val Bonnee (Big Cyn) CdM 673-7601 $139',500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2851 BaYBhore Dr, Newport Beach 646-7171 Sun 1·5 . 2 IR & PAM ltM "' Dlt4 ••47 Balboa Coves, Bal Coves NB 675-3000 Sat/Sun 1-5 45 Balboa Coves (Bal Coves) NB 645-7575 $150,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 #I Seville (Balboa Penin.) NB 548-1290 S87 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1430Serenade (l<v. Terr.) NB 548·1290 Sun.1·5 330 Morning Canyon, Shrclfs, CdM 675-7225 $106.0llO Sat/Sun 1·5 7lfl Nyes Pl., Laguna Beach 644-6;!00 $189,ooo Sat/Sun 1.5 331 Driftwood (Shorecllffs) CdM 644-6200 $119,500 sat/Sun 1-s 1833 Port Barmouth Pl, HVHms NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 18722 Paseo Picasso, Irvine 752-7315 $64,950 Sat1Sun 1-5 730 St. 4 a mes Pia~, Nwpt Bch 642-3600 $150,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •420 Prospect, NwptShor.es, NB 642·5200 $53,500 Sun.1·5 lllDIOOM •1420 Kings Rd. CliffHaven. NB 642-5200 $122,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1400 Kings Rd. CliffHaven, NB 642-5200 $85;000 Sat/Sun 1-5 278 Morning Cyn, Shrclfs, CdM 675-7225 $169,000 Sun 1·5 2718 Shell&, China Cove, CdM 675-7225 $125,000 Sun 1-5 492-16lh Place, NwptHghts "1'•a 642-5200 $59,91><> ·Sat/Sun 1-5 2101 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) NB 642-8235 $731500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2:i9 Prospect (Npt. Shores) N.B. 556-8800 $52,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2963 Q\Jedada, Newport Beach 644-7177 Sat/Sun 1-5 SU Tustin (Npt. Heights) N.B. 644-7682 $74 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3125 Bayside Drive (CdMJ 675-0686 . Sat /Su11 1-4 10474 Teal Circle, Fr!tn, Val. 968-5491 $49,250 Sat/Sun 10·5 #13 So. Callecita, So. Laguna 499-4081 $129,SOO Sat/Sun All Day 2674 Riverside, Eastside C.M. $39,950 Sat. & Sun. 12-6 4821 Cortland Dr., CdM · 673-441\0 $94 ,$1!0'' , .. ,. Saf/SUJl'l-~ 9 Rue Valbonne, Jlig.Canyon,.NB 675.$JOP $142,909 ·. · . Sat/Sun 1-S 2014 Barranca, qld.Bliiffs,.NB 675-6000 $54.~ ·' · 5't/Sun 1·5 #9 Rue Grand Valeo, BtgCyn CdM 673-7601 $192,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 548 Vista Grande .(Bluffs~NB 644-1766 $72,500 Sun. 1·5 212 Via Quito, Lido Isle, NB 673-7491 $89,500 . Sun. only 1·5 ••512 38tb St. Newport'island 675-2470 $143,000 . Sun 1-6 2386 W,astminster, Costa Mesa ~.:µ13 Sun 1-5 304 Vista Trueba (Bluffs) NB 64<Hl020 Sun.1-5 12RueGrandDucal (BigCynJ NB ~~ $169,500 Sun.1-5 1831 Pt. Kfmber.ly (HVHms) NB 644-6200 $76,900 Sun. 1-5 . . l liR & FAM llM .,, Dlt4 •238-62nd St. Nwpt Shores, NB 642-5;!00 · ·$675-4060 Sat/Sun l ·S 17$11 Hickory Tree La, Un Pk Irv 642-5200 · $62 ,900 .. Sat/Sun 1-5 •540.De Ania (Corona Hinds) Cdm 673-8sso $89,500. .Sat/Sun 1-S 4527 Cortland <Cameo Hinds) CdM 673-8550 $89,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2601 Crestview (Bayshores) NB '673-8550 $82 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 521 Via Lido Nord <Lido Isl) NB 640-5560 $JS5,000 Sun.1-5 172 E. Wilson; Costa Mesa 646-7171' $43,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 312 Hanover, Col Park, CM 646-7414 $44,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 820 La Vista, Laguna Bch 494-49U.;$77,900 · ·--Sun.1-5 2968 Pemba D~ .. Mesa Verde, CM 540-5398 $62,000 Sat &Sun 1-5 3140Cc>untry Club Dr, Mesa V. CM 979-3788 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 16301 Nassau, Huntington Beach 842~.1846-9:MB . Sat/Sun 1-5 996Sprlngfield, Costa Mesa 540-3666 , Sat/Sun 1-5 151198 Mt. Mitchell, Ftn. Valley · ~ $47,900 Sat/Sunl-5 1947 Port Bishop Place, NB 644~ $77 ,500 ' Sat/Sun 1-5 '•878Saridcastle, HVH, CdM 6':(~ $127.SOO Sunl-5 •29f5 ~bbtide, Corona de! Mar • 87~ $96,000 Sat. l·S •878 Sandcastle, IMI, CdM • ~-6397. $12'l.500 ' Sun 1-5 •29is'fil!btkle, Coton& del Mar ~· '$i3e;soo • Sun 2-5 •2521 Blacl<Ulom (Eastbluff) NB tU-8235 1 Sat/Sun 1-5 1930PortCanllff (IMJomes)NB 6'2--$78,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2331 Cliff J)r, !'l~WJ!llrl~pls 131'00.13 , Dally 1-6 :an Virginia Place. Coot& Mesa ~181 $52,750 Sat/SW! 1·5 ••SlT !11th Street. Npt; Beach 875-'IOllO $149~ &it/Sun 1-5 •4507Tremont (C&llleOiillitl) CdM . m,*°-~-: . ~t/ljun 1-5 . f733C-0Jilarid, c Hindi, CdM .. ., 875''1225 ·1$119 • ' Sat/Sun 1·5 1 • ' ,' .e.11-j \ I DIRECTORY ICHp HU• t.IMMly cllr•ctory witti 1• thk ....... •• you 90 hotis ... hl.Mt~ All the loc•tlon' llttitd it.low ..-e d•tcrilMtl ht .,...t.e .... ltJ ed•Hflshtt elMw!Mre ht tod.y'a DAIL T PILOT WANT ADS. PefrOftS tllow"'9 ...,......,... fw Mk er rettt w• ~to llst wci-l11for••tlo11 W.tW•colilMn eec• Frldey. s ..... ,Md S.IMlsy. 2987 Quedada (The Bluffs) N.B. 644-4910 $105,000 Sun 1-5 453 Vista True ha <Bluffs) NB 673-4400 $77 ,500 Sa t/Sun 2-5 1703 New Hampshire, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sat/Sun l ·S 172 E. Wilson, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sat/Sun 1·5 4714 Cortland Dr, Cam Hinds CdM 675-5511 $87,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3111 Marigold AV, Cd M 675·55ll $123,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 433-16th Place, Newport Beach 645-0303 $69,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 •9591 Landfall, LaCuesta, H.B. 968-4456 $68,900 Sun 1·5 21002 Shackl eford, Lacuesta, HB 968-4456 $51,500 Sun 11-5 •8867 Wren, Fountain Valiey 962-4471 $65,900 Sun.1-4:30 32671 Sea Island Dr, Mon Ter Lag 494-1177 $189,500 Sun. 2-5 32751 Mediterranean Dr, S. Lag 494 -P77 $134,500 Sun. 2-5 3206New York Ave. Mesa Verde 545-2618 $44,950 Sun 1-5 220 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach 499-1397 $119 ,000 Sun 2-5 •418 Plata, the Bluffs, N.B. . 642-5200 /675-4060 Sunday 1-5 1915 Santiago ( Baycrest) NB 642-8235 $139,500 Sun. 2-6 1412 Serenade Terr, Irv Terr CdM 640-6600 $97 ,500 Sun 1-5 • •21 Harbor Isl. Rd , Npt. Bch 644-6200 $279,500 Sun.1-5 490 E . 20th St., Costa Mesa 642-8235 Sun.1·5 •2319 Tustin (Cherrylake) NB 546-2313 Sun 1·5 •601 Rockford, CameoHglnd~. CdM 675-6()(/0 $96,500 Sun.1·5 81 Roy3l St. George, Big Cyn NB 675-6000 $250,000 Sun.1-5 1790 Iowa, Costa Mesa. 645-0303 $48,500 Sun. 1·5 1206 Essex <Westcliff) NB 549-0812 $83,950 Sun.1·5 l IR & FAM 1tM & STUDIO 2540 Vista Baya & Tustin Av . Nil .~6-3928/646·4543 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IEDROOM5 ••4Z7 C3nal St, Newport Beach 646-7171 $79,900 Sun 1-5 315 Poinsettia, Corona, del Mar 673-6510 $93,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 208 Loyola Rd (College Prk)CM 549-4024 $46,000 Sat & Sun 10·4 1132.Sea lane, CdM 64().1247 $89,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 ••913 W. Bay Ave., Newport Bch · 675-9111 . $165,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 2467 Norse, Costa Mesa 4714 Cortland. Cameo Hinds CdM 675-5511 $87 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2169 Norse St. CM 646-2521 $57 ,000 Sat/Sun i-5 2983 Crofton, Costa Mesa . 646-7171 $36,000 Sun 1·5 4ZI Canal, Newport Beach 646-7171 Sun 1-5. 4 IR & FAM RM or Dlt4 3615Catamaran (HVHLSJCdM 644·5552 $139,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2053 Phalarope (Mesa Verde) CM 541-5032 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 19291 Ely Drive, Irvine 833·o315 $69 ,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 1534 Antigua Way (Dv Shrs) N!I 833-9265 /675-2373 Fri/Sat/Sun 1-5 2319 Heather La. NB v- 546-4141 $93,500 Sat.Sun 11·5 4636. Dorchester, Cam Hinds CdM 673-8550 $86 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1401 Cliff Drive, ClfHaveq NB 642-5200 $85 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 294?Cliff Drive, Nwpt Hghts NB 675-4060 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1100 Santiago, Dover Shores, NB 644-63!(7 $199,500 Sun 2-5 1 Burning Tree Rd, Big Cyn NB 752-7315 $290,000 Sun 1-5 •1608 Galaxy Dr, Dov Shores NB 752·7315 $195,000 Sun 1·5 121) Via W aziers !Lido Isle) NB 675-6161 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••815 Via Lido Soud, Lido II NB 675·6161 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1958 Port Provence (HVHrns) NB 644-4225 $97 ,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 1512 Dolphin Terrace (Irv Ter) 673-1148 Sat/Sun 2·5 1025 Parkhill Dr Oceanview Pk CM 645·8435 $57 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3UOLincoln, Bar Harbor, C.M. 546-4141 , Sat/Sun 1-5 395&38S Granada Way, C.M. 842-6636 $85,650 Sat & Sun 11-5 57520akleyTerr (T.R. Ter) Irv 833-8600 Sun.1-5 68Montecito (Spyglass) N.B. 833-8600 Sun. 1·5 211U Alta Vista (Eastbluff) NB 644-2988 $69,900 Sat. & Sun. 1-S 4501Hampden (CameoSlioresl CdM 844·1766 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3126 Bray Ln, Costa Mesa . 5M-m7 $47 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2907 Ebbtide, Corona del Mar · 675-5930 $142,000 Sat/Sun i-6 20172 Redlands, S.A. Heights . 752.-1920 $59,950 Sun 1·5 •1218 Polaris (Dover Shores) NB 842-8235 $187 .ooo Sat/Sun 1·5 • •2101 Windwa rd Ln. Baycrest NB 642-8235 $137 ,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 908 Almond ( Eastbluff) NB 642-8235 $105 ,000 Sat /Su n 2·5 2901 Ebbtide Rd. (HVHills) CdM 644-6200 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1968Fullerton, E .sideC.M. 675-7060 $43 ,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 •1653 Reef view, Spyglass. CdM 675-7225 $134,950 . , Sat /Sun 1-5 4509Surrey Dr, Cameo !finds Cd M 675-7225 $97,500 Sun 1·5 Z131 Pebble Dr. (HV Hls) CdM 673-4400 $159,500 Sun.1·5 •1805 Glenwood (Baycrest ) NB 640.0020 Sat/Sun 1·5 3607Surfvie w, Coronadel Ma r lj73-4400 $125,000 Sun. 1·5 2933Cassia (Eastbluff) NB 673-4400 $95 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 Z1Z1 Windover Dr. CdM 640-5508 $123,000 Sun 11·5 20 Mission Bay Dr Spygls His CdM 673-7601 $159,900 Sun 1·5 233 E. 21st St. Costa Mesa 645-8792 $56,950 Sun 1·5 •6501 Glen Dr., Huntington Bch 828-7507 /638-5010 Sun 1·5 3463San Marino, Mesa Woods, CM 640-6161 $61,500 Sun. 1·5 929 West Be ll , Santa Ana 962-7686 $48,000 Sun 1·6 132AMorningside, Laguna Beach 644-lq66 $133 ,000 Sun.,1-5 1635 Bluebird Cyn , Laguna Bch 644-1766 $134 ,500 Sun. 1·5 2767 Albatross, Mesa Verde, C.M . 545-8395 $72,800 Sun. ••333 Morningsta r Lane, N.B. 631-1400 Sunday 1·6· 1606 Anti gua Way, Newport Beach 644 ·6200 $164 ,500 Sun. 1·5 2004 N. Capella, Mesa Verde, CM · 546-5880 $76.900 Sun. 1·5 1338 Antigua, Dover Shores, NB 642-5200 $135 ,000 Sun .1-5 •1824 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $168 .500 Sun.1-5 •2218 Windward (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 Sun. 1-5 4726Cortland (CameoHlnds)CdM 642·8235 $92 ,000 Sun. 2·5 212Hazel Dr .. Coronadel Mar _ 644-6200 $275,000 Sun.1·5 24Z1 Francisco Dr., N B 644 -6200 Sun. 1·5 9532 Friarscourt W /hi by s ea HB 968-4456 $53.990 Sun 1·5 8682 Franciscan. Lac uesta, H . 8 . 968-4456 $72,500 Sun 12-5 1533 Anita Lane, Ne\\port Beach 645-0303 $89,000 Sun. 1-S 1992 Pl. Claridge (HV Hmsl NB 640-0020 Sun.1·5 •1626Galaxy CDoverShrsJ NB 640-0020 Sun 1-S 113;0 Santiago, Dover Shores, NB 545.2313 Sun 1.5 2900 Pemba. Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $63 ,500 Sun . 1-5 •9Torrey Pines Ln, Big Cyn NB 675-6000 $174.500 Sun . 1-5 3036 Java Rd. Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $\29.500 . Sun. 1·5 2969 Redwood . Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $47,900 Sun.1·5 67 Montecilo, Spyglass, CdM 675-6000 $189,500 Sun. 1·5 3841 Cosley <Culverdale) Irv. 552·9655 $52,000 Open Sun 1-S 1822 Jamaica, Mesa Verde, CM 752-1700 Sun 1-5 · 1730 Port Weslbourne, HVH NB 752-1700 Sun 1·5 •9431 Larkspur, Westminster 752-1700 Sun 1-5 4 IR & FAM ltM + ,...t 2560 Fordham Dr. College Park, CM 546-4141 $58 ,500 Sun.1·5 S IEDROOM 216 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) N.B. 644 -4910 $98,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 IR & FAM RM or DEH •3500Sausalito. H.V.Hls.,CdM 675-0123 $159,500fee Sun 1-5 550Sturgeon , Costa Mesa 752-1920 Sat /Sun 1-5 •1930 Galaxy. Dover Shores, NB 642~5200 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 17LockmoorLn. <BigCanyonJ NB 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••56 Linda Isle, NB 642·8235 Sat /Sun 1·5 ••618 Harbor Is l Dr .!Prol)l Bay) 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 2Cherry Hills Ln. BigCyn NB 752-7315 $275,000 Sun 1-5 49 Royal St. George, Big Cyn NB 640-6161 $270,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •• •76 Linda lsle Dr Linda II NB 644-4910 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 Zl11 Port Whitby (HVHomes) NB 642-8235 Sat!Sun l ·S 2201 Port Harwick. Harbor Vu NB 675-7225 $114,900 Sa,t/Sun 1-5 835 Amigos Way #1, EastbluUNB 673-4400 $86,600 Sat/Sun 1-5 1791 Tarrager, Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2124 Holiday. Newport Beach 642-5200 $75,000 Sun.1-5 ••73Linda Isle Dr, Linda II NB 644-6200 $325,000 Sun. 1·5/1·6 10012 llirch'-"'O()(l , Jluntin i:.rton Reh 546·2313 Sun l ·S 5 Royal St. GcorJ..!C , IJig C~tn )'On 675-6000 $275 ,000 Sun. 1·5 968Azan....st. Creenbrook, CM 540-11 51 $7 1,500 Sun. 1·5 17922 Ma nn , Univ. Park, Irvine 752·1700 Sun 1·5 6 IR & FAM RM or DEH ••306 Via Lido l';ord. Lido II NB 673-7300 $375,000 Sat/Sun 2-5 3124 Boston Way, Costa Mesa 752-1920 $50,500 Sun 1-5 Z1 Augusta Ln (Big Canyon) NB 644·1766 $300,000 Sun.1·5 51 Montecito. Spyglass, CdM 675-6000 $169 ,500 Sun. 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM •14 West cliff Villas al Dover NB 645·2848 /646-7414 Sat/Sun 1·5 #4 Westcliff Villas at Dover NB 645-2848 /646 ·7414 Sat/Su n 1·5 420Cypress, Lag un a Beach 675-7225 $54.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 10031 Sa n Mi guel Cl, Chat. BL FV 646-7171 Sat /Sun 1·5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEH 14631 Oval Rd. <Walnut Sq.) Jrv 552-7000 $33,900 Sal/Sunl-4 10 Wild Goose Ct (Npt Crest ) NB 673-6510 $67.000 Sun.12 :30-5 2702 Vista De l Oro (Bluffs) NB 644·11 33 $60 ,500 Sun. 1-5 l IEDIOOM 532Cancha (Bluffs)N.B. 673-7601 $71 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2623 Vista Orn ad a <Bluffs ) N.B. 644-1133 $98,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 400Vis taSuerte (Bluffs) N.B. 833-9781 Sat/Sun 1·5 559Vista Flora (Bluffs) NB 640-5560 $72.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1951 San Bruno !Bluffs) NB 640·5560 $57 ,ooo Sat /Sun 1·5 468 Vista True ha (Bluffs) NB 640·5560 $77 ,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 456 Vista Roma (Bluffs) NB 640.5560 $69.500 Sat /Sun I ·5 2117 Vista Suerte <Bluffs) N.B. 645-7575 $76 ,000 Sun l ·S . 3 11 & FAM RM or DEN 2447 Marseilles Way, Back Bay CM 833·2014 $43,500 Sat&Sun12·5 320Vista Madera <Bluffs) NB 644-1133 $96,500 Sun 1·5 303 Avenida Cerritos, Bluffs NB 644-1133 $102,000 Su n 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 21R&llR 415 Fernleaf , Cor onadel Mar 675·3000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IEDROOMS EACH 510 Marigold, Corona del !\far 675-6000 $89,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 31R&21R 501 Fernleaf. Corona del Mar 675·9111 $109 .500 Sun .1·5 4010 River St., Newport Beach 644-1133 $197 ,000 Sun. 1-5 3 llDROOMS EACH 719 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 675·3000 Sat/Sun J-5 4 IR & 2 IR 205-205 Y.. Emerald (Ba l.Isl) NB 833-8600 Sun . 1-5 4 IEDROOMS EACH 617 Iris, Coron a del Ma r 675-3000 Sat/Sun l ·S TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 IR & FAM 1tM or DEH 17211 Chestnut, Univ Park, Irv 752-1700 Sun 1·5 OFFICE FOR SALE 626 East Chapman, Orange 752-7315 $125 ,000 Sun 1·5 HOUSE FOR RENT 2 la & PAM ltM ar DEN IJl75 Fullert<>ll, Costa Mesa 642-3289 $250. mo. Sal/Sun 12-5 . , ... •• w ... , .... . *** W,•uu f; ... & Pool • l i . . ' . . . .. ·~ .... ~.,-.... ' ' ' .. J pc OAILY PILOT 'Sunday.Augus1 10. 1975 ••• ••H Fors. 'Hones Fors. ...... Fors-. ........... ,.. w .. n 'For~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• ~-":!.~ ........ l ~~::!.'::..5:!! ....... ~:.~.~ ...... . H-• For 5* o...... I 002 G-u• l.Ou2 c .......... del Mr I 022 Co••• M•M I 024 Cotto M•M I 024 .............................................. ················~······ ....................... ······················· ······················· 5 Irr• 1002CHw.. 1002 c;,..,.. ' 1002 Ge•r .. 100 orEM SAT' -MtSA V91DE JI z ttAMOV9 Dll •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 12-5 • Exec utive borne, pro. Collea• Park . THI-1 t32 SIAL..A)m re11lonally decor .. ted, OrlM HOUSE . \. ' NEWPORTHS! TO COMI HOMI TOI , For tne s pice In your life ~ry a beJlulifuJly built 3 bedroom, 2 batli ~acesetter In Mesa Verde. New paint & ca rpets, 2 lovely back yarits "llUI l a n ai. Seller mQtivated. Askin'g lt111rbor Vlew llill$. 4 Br, larae 3 bed rm, 2'h bathl, Sat •Sun 1·$, 3 Sr with ocean & ba)' vltw, family rm, bia: )'ard, ty $44,950. Hu rry I·. ~ forCleanfresbair Car r:hokcd streeL"' for Quiet winding roads Jet&traffi(' noise for The chatter of birds Tall buildin~s for Towering t rees (,'rammed neii!hborhoods for Acre plus homes Busy shoppini; nmters for Old fashioned village Follow c x-Newportcr Realtor. l!lll Kempton South on #5 for one hour to RANCHO SANTA FE!! Famous for Golf. Tennis. Horses. Del Mar Race track & beautirul beaches only a rew minutes away! Thirty minutes to ex cit· i ng San Diego and Mexico! Ph : 714· 756-3208, we have a variety of fine view homes & homcsites to tell you about!! SURFSIDE REALTY P'ICKFAIR ILDG llAHCHO SAHT A FE You Can Sell ft , Find ft, Trade It With a Wen. M OPEN HOUSES SUN. 1-5 DUPLEX -IHVESTOll'S DUAM Waterfront duplex w/priv. dock ; col· orful p atios overlooking water; 2 units; m ust see lo apprec. 4010 River St., Npt. Beach. $197 ,000 ILUFl'S -ST Valuable Blulfs site Dolores, w /forever bay & Mt. view. 3 BR., 21h ba. Lovely, profess. decor. See the many extras. 2623 Vista Ornada. $98,500 ILUE WATER YIEW-E MODa Spacious beamed ceil's., lovely patios: 3 BR . & den ; just reduced for quick sale. 303 A venida Cerritos. $102,000 I $58,000. 2123 T....,. J'I.. CM JUST LISTED Gorgeous hidden 2 story, 4 bedroom. Sharp '& s potless -shows lovin g touch in h ome, palio & garden ... enjoy outdoor living too! Can you believe only $67,950? 3474 s-to C ...... Moto Woods. CM OpeoS-1·5 . HEAR MESA VERDE COUNTRY CLU IJ -4 Bdrm, family rm. pool size lot. $76,500. 3199 C-'ry Clul>. Meta"""'· C.M. Opn S•ll!IY l·S ~UPEllB f--fOME S 3141 ClmpYs NB 549·11§5 pool slie corner lot ; wait to 1chools. ore it 1ell1. beamed cell., film. rm., 3140CoQatryClubDr. UNJTEDBROKF.R., new off.white carp.. Owner/Bkrt'19-3788 14tMMSMllW drapes. Quick posgnalon ~ tau-~-h W ·1U.or55M7111 Owner 129.tso. e.a1 -n.nc 'l-'-':::.=:.;.:;..::~='- $19 900 hou1e. Fix• 11ve. Ownr, CRAfrSMAM 640.'i247 w/help fin. 540-38&6 Bkr. WOR!<SHOP lr.,.fneltrTOCe-SoCttl'lnDGem Neverbtfononlhe 1512 Dolphin Terrace, 4 3Br & Fam. Rm. f\lllJ m1rkel Ulre.t.hls Eaallide b 3 b I lndacpd. Trlr, Camper ..... ~•-Me•• --1 home. a r , a, poo . p I 0 ly ~-""'" &ln&Surf Propert.lea areas. r n . n • real eraftaman'• dream 673·1148 ~"'=·="'°=· ::.P.::h::.: ::.644=·"'4='-~i workshop, a bur;e family 1-----====----I . .u.;. room with bl& brick SWISS CHALET 3 BR, FAM . RM, frml. um flreplace, 3 be:lrooma, Z ul ...... rm, 2 frpl'.11, elec. gar . dr, baths, plua dining -m, Customb lt4br.,lJ'tlam bltn . vacuum . f'rult ........ ceilings, oak floors, 16 546-5398 l ow m al nte nanl'e shake roof,' on Cunynn, trees! 2•000· landaeaplns. Lots of fruit view , trees, 2 Yrll ~d . MONTICELLO l sty Cm· trees. Jl won't laat. it's $215,000. Open Sal. & do.2br,tlf.r ba,dbl.gll.r. only $48,900. Ca ll Su n . 1·5, 714 Poppy. Ownr. $l3,000. 979-6570 MS-2:313. Corona del ~1 ar. oPtN u1 q•"stl.J'f 10 111 l'lllCt • •REDUCEDSl.<R>• · ., ·~ SPYGLASS By owner 3 br, rrml. din .• ~~°tr.a 'il~di :OO~roi ~::ii~~· .. 1~;.r:1,;.J:';:.~~·~l-;l;;;nJl:;····;· .. ';. ~' ;;=;::~:;; wtcourtyard entry. 4Br , Rancho Mesa. Nr. S('hlt.~ 4tn ba, offi t'e + bonus. :..s~i~st. PIJ.a. $50,000. COLLIGIPARK THE REAL l ESTATERS . ~ Huge Ma s ter Suite .::::::=o:=------1 (18x2S'l. Gorg~ night Customized 4 bdrm., ! light view. Listed at GO'S NOWHERE! bath&; wroughtlron1ate $158,000 -Now forsa.Je by This tree shaded st. ends entry, 2 patlOI. Walk lo owner for $145,000 , whe re IL begins! Big all s chools . Call for Qualified buyers t'all for fncd. yd. has Apricot, , app'i.. .. G....,al 1002G..,..al 1002 Gn•ral 1002 «Hw• 1002 G•••• 1002 G_..al IOOZ appointmenl.644·4776. Avocado, Lemon trees, Cortffn..M ...... IK:. kids playhouse (w/view IHlton 644-7662 "'' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOVER'S loo!). 3 br home has , ... ; PEN HOUSE ODAY From 1 pmto&pm. 4507 HOME SALES IN PAST 90 DAYS!!! HUNTINGTON BEACH AREA OHi OF A lllHD Sprawling 4 bedroom, single level in sought after nei~h borhood ! Lari;i:e din· in~ room & 34' cnclooed patio~ Walk to beach. East or ~I agnolia, South off Hamilton on Polynesian. 9042 Bobbie Circle, lluntington Beach. 963-5671. PAIHLESS Like ne•·. 3 bedroom. Landmark less than 3 years old. Ugraded with ceramic tile floors! $47 .900. South of Ada ms, West off Magnolia on Redel. 8892 Bain- ford. lluoting\on Beach. 963-5611. IMMACULATE 514-Y Owners transfe rrt!d ! Sparkling J bedrooms •·ith manicured landscapinC. upgrades, built-in kitchen, huge cov- ered patio. (;overnmcnt appraised. West of Mai.:nolia. South off 1\tlanta on Miramar. 21301 Seaforth. Hunti ngton Bea('h. 763·5671. FOURIEDROOM This rour bedroom home is beautiful. but would you belie\'e a 20x40 rumpus room, in the ba('kyard. Custom pool table, and all built-Ins stay. N/of Heil, E /o( Magnolia. 9189 Buttercup Drive, Huntington Beach. 968-3371. HEAR IEACH Beautiful two story adult upgraded borne. 4 bedroom, 2 bath. formal dining, profel§sionally landscaped. Priced lO sell. S tof Indianapolis, W/o( Broo khur s t . 9912 Spinn aker , Huntington Beach. M.2...f45Sor M0-5140. DOH'T READ THIS 0HE If you don't want the best buy in ll. Glenmar. Only $44 ,900 (or a four bedroom, in immaculate condition. ·Manicured lands('aping &: garden. E tor Broo khur..l, Sfnff Yorktown on Independence. 1032 1 Shangra La, Huntington Bea('h. 963·5671 or 556-7035. MOMTEREY STYU Cathedral ceiling greets you, ateerful 2 bedroom home with sunny family · kitchen. Captivating earthen toned ab1g carpeting. 3 Patios. elegantly covered. 7 ~% GI existing loin payable $242 monthly including taxes &: insurance. E tof Gridley, N/of 195th St. on Lusk. Ello OinJ:ham. 11512 Bingham st., Cerritoe, 714.aJ'J-0321 or 213-586-8211. FOUNTAIN VALLEY AREA TWO STOllV lmma('ulatc 3 bedroom, family room, 2~ baths, townhouse. Approx. 1670 sq. ft., central air. heavy shake rool, large pools, clubs! All terms. Demand ~ perty. HURRY ! East d Brookhunt., South o( Talbert. l8J84 Canyon Court, Fountain Valley. 96J.58'11 m-.556-7035. HUM VACAMT 2 STOIY HOME with 2llOO sq. ft. of living space, family room, 5 bdrm, 3 bath, with skSe boat 1ate. S tor Slater. W/of Bushard. 17S37 Oak St, Founla.in Valley 142-4455 or 540-5140. llEDUCED HEED ljlUICI( SALE Former cla"si(' model with all the ertras. Profnsionally decorated In &t out. Lots of wallpaper and marble entry. E /of Eu('lid N/of' Warner. 184.31 Mount Dunhaven, Fountain Valley. 1118-3371 . COSTA MESA AREA ' wo.LDS liREA TEST IACICY ARD MAliMIRCIHT MESA vaDE Graceful pine trees. plant1tion atmosphere, 2 patios with quiet. charm. Five elegant bedrooms. Amenities pl us. E /of Brookhurst S /off Adams on Albatross. 1982 Pelican Place, Costa Mtsa.197--0321 or S96-82U. NEWPORT BEACH AREA MEWl'ORT HElliHTS CUSTOM California ranch style home on huge ('ul de sac lot! Approximately 2500 sq. ft. with 4 bedrooms. covered patio, & heal· ed pool! Just West of lnine on 15th street. 621 Powell Pl ace, Newport Brach. 963·5671or540-894-4 OLD IAUOA TwoBedroom,2 bath, twostory. MANY •. POSSIBILITIES. Ba lboa Blvd. to Adams, left on Adams to Bay, left on Bay, 313 E. Bay Ave .. Newport BeaCI\. 54.5-9581. FAMTASTIC IACIC IAV Spacious 4 bedroom. two story home •ith ronnal dining, library plus den. Quiet ('UI de sac street, sate for little feet. One block West o( Irvine, North of Santa I s abe l. 2409 Bonnie Pla('e, Newport Beach. Mi-7711 or 540-8944. l'USTIGE ILUFFS ARIA Beautiful 3 bedroom. 3 bath end unit with plenty of prtvat'y plus V1EW acroa lush greenbelt to Ba ck Bay. West of J amboree Road, on Eastbhdf Drive. l block to Mar Vbta. 607 Mar .Vista, Newport Beach. 646-7711 or 540-~. HIGH OH A HRL J ust redecor ated inside & out! Spacious 3 bedroom, family room. 2 ftreplaces, spartling heated swimming pool! Walk toOte:rry Lake. tlW,500. West off Irvine Ave. on 23rd Street. ZJOO Redlands, Newport Be a('h. 963-5671 or 5.56· 7035. CREAM l"UR' 4 Bedroom 2 bath beliut.y on beautiful landscaped comer lot. Spanish decor with brick and wrou~hl iron. Mirrored walls i nd new paint throu~houl. Park and play yard across the street. You 'll be impressed. West off San Diego freeway on Can.'1da, South on Moulton. West on Santa Maria. right on San Remo to street. 22371 Taranto. Laguna Hilla. -· A WAU TO RACH From tbis eleg1ntly de('or1ted 4 bedroom. J ba th. fa mily home. One o( the few lots in this area where you OWN the land. We21t or Newport Blvd., North of Coast Highw1y on Walnut. 247 Walnut. Newport Bea('h. 646·7711 or -· DOVER SHORES M4HSIOH Five bedroom. 5 b•t.h, Including maids quarters. Beuutlful pool 1rea with jaeuul. Fantattlc VIEW from house and gardem acro11 Bay Ii: Ocean. Eut ol. Dover Drive, North cl Westcliff Drive. 1391 Oal1xy Oriwe, Newpcrt BeKh. 146-7111 or MO-.... FIVE HDROOM l'UIS f'OOL Beautiful location on quiet cul-de-sac street. Huge pool with lotsofdecking and large backyard. Separate family room & 3 baths. T..1errific family home. Between Tustin Ave. & lr\'ine Blvd. off Holiday Road. 1731 Bayport Way, Newport Beach. 646-7711or540-8944. MISSION VIEJO EL TORO AREA SAH JUAH IEAUTV Lovely upgr.lded San Juan with add on family room, estate sized lot. Better hurry on this beaut v. North off San Diego freeway. on La Paz, left on Florester, 25101 Sebastian, Mission Vie· jo. 586-tOOO. SANTA AMA TUSTIN AREA UR Of LEISUll! Spacious residence decorated with impeccable t aste. Plush carpets tbruotrt, elegant drapes, refrigerator, trash comp;1etor, a('eeas to private lake. Near modern shopping ('enter. Vacant. Terms nexible. W/of Bristol, Ntoff sunnower on Bear. 3708 Sea Breeze, Santa Ana. 897--0321 or 598-8211. ADULT COHD0-1674 sq. FT. Old English arebitecture. One l§tory unit, f()l"lGal dining, 1eneram window space on three sides wilb view. Great value, $38,950. W /of Nn.ipcrt freeway. Nlof McFadden. 15500 Willi ams St, Tustin. 132-CllOO. .aJIHS CLOSMIUT Sl'ECIAL 'Tbl'ft bedrooln, 2 bath, P11Uo, attached double 1arage. Carpets. drapes, 1u, appliances, fen('ed patio. hurge pool 6: jacuul. Loads or green IJlr&Ct!. S31.21JO Yt'ilb Yk down. Only 3 left.. W /of Euclid· Clll First. 5300 W, tat. S•nla Ana. ........ MOTMH-!H-1.AW.fOOL Lovely 4 bedroom home: on quiet tree lined street with compM!\ely separate 1uest house with kitchen Ii: bath. Anxious sellers will liat.en to all offers. E /of Ycrba, $/off Sant.a Cara. 13681 Malena, Tus tin. 832·SllOO. . 'I> ACRE VIEW New lar&e beaut. raneh st,yle euitom t.bruoul. 21 s 17 family room, 15 x 15 dining room, J baths;, air cood.itioa. You ean be the flnt owner. E tor Newport on Cowlin Het1hts. 10201 C-tin Hellhta Dr, Tustin. GM800. MIWLY ll!AlmSte Oe:an, c.lean, cle1n. 4 bedniom, family, screened &: covered patio. Huie ft.replace 6 large U•lns room. Asking price $41,500. E /of Irvine, N/on Brownln1. 12921 BrOM\ing, Tustin. ....,. $54, t5o-root. OWnert moving North. 2\IJ Blt!ll, 14x20 family room, 15s2S COYe:r.d patio. 'IWTIBc: value. N tot 1nta a..• Hewet. 11711 Hewet, Tustin. ID JJDO, YOUll llUR£ST WAU1£R & LE£ OfflCl IS Ol'£ll -................... ~tJI a1-1 a:3oa.•. roa:30r.M. Over 140 000 .. -..................... p•J1•-.111"""'"' . I , ... ........_..._.,._.. .... .{21Jl....,...,CZ1Jl4Jt.ttt4 •••...•.••.....•..... (11 ... S2'7·S1M.(1t4)1zt.0511 h Id l .. I 0 LeaMle ........ (2tJ)• •m.p1JJ ... 1117 ..................... , ...... (l141nt-7n1.(714]m.s1St Omel 10 11tt1•Wllflt-llT ........... (1t4f • 1111 .............. , ......... !'21J}tzS.ftll ...,., ...._.,.... ........ 11 141 .. •tt.(71'1 ... "'' .... ""' •...••.•••..•.•••• 121J) ... 1111.014)5t2·21st .......................... (71411Jt.4M.(7141147 .... ~ ••.•......•....••.... 121l)ft4.-,(714lll!Mltz ttenf.--U ............... (21)1 ...... 17,f114fNJ·JZll C... ...•.................. ('11 4J 7n-o515,(714)M7 .. 117 .,..._,_,..., ••• , ••.••.. j71 41U7 .. 71t O..• ...................... (71•0149-Ntl,ff14)5 .... S PMMDttett ..•..••••.••...... 171'41,._.111 _..._, .. MeMttH •••..... rztata.1114. 1'114J•27·n1:1 ,_...._,.,.,.._ ........ 1,,,1114...,. . ,........, .... , · ·•· · · ···•· · · · ,(714) 541-171-C, f71411M·IJ71 li""'IM-TJ* ............ f71 4Jll7•J7Jl,171/IUS·1HO ............................ f.714)171·1!142 ~ IM\t1a-.. .................... 111 •1........i ..,_htl ................. 111•1ut-711J.111c11>f.ltt1 II '•""·······················1714)1:12-llOO .., ,, .................. J7141Mt....U,j71 4ll40·11.. , ............................. f71 411Jl..aM I #I' ................ ..f71'1ft743'21 ... _....,,., ................ (71 4JIM·0111 A f UMA lllldl ••••••• •••• f714';1 m<w7t. (1f4) IM-79tl WIMltter -HICltflMMe ..... ,,. ,(21J) MJ-7114, £1141111·2711 I.a Mia lrm .............. .(llJllN-J7•t.{11411Jl.!111 •w•1......,.llm• ... , .••• , .. 12tJIMl-7JA,f714111l-MOI hdwd. nrs. shingloo rool. D-roi.t I OZ6 GOLF-IEACH 1;• ACRE-POOL 4 IR+ DINE pull golf earl out of garage onto COW"Se from this rambling California Ran c ho ! Ent'los ed garden a trium entry. Lavish living r oom. Formal dine. 4 Immense bdrm s uites! 'I• Acre of· fers Tahitian paradise backyard with ping· pong, croquet-BBQ's ! Oversize pool with room for garden • boat! trailer or ??? Sellers. anxious - ta ke advantage. Call 847-6010. HIDE.AWA. y used brick frpl" is a 22 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... nestled under shade yr . old EASTSJDE ByOwnerlnDanaKnolls. trees and surrounded by CH AR M E R ! Lis t e'd Large 3 Br, 2 Ba w tyour • , bri('k patios. Co:r.y col· 8·2·75 al $39,950, try choice of ('rpt le drps, tagc-3BR + den & 2111 S4.000 dwn, but please! Large fenced yard with ·~ bths-lovely living rm Callfast!! paved boat, RV, o r w/frplc, walls o( glass SOUTHLAHDBS trailer storage area. bring t he outdoors in.1 ___ .....:"'c:':.·.::"""::::---l[-$54=::!:•500::::·~•::96:.•.::0085=·:... __ Cherry kilehen has eat· ing a rea, and .separate laundry rm. Irvine Ter- race, and you own the land. Just listed a t $97,SOO . CA LL 640-8iOO -!!!!~I Hort.or View... '!<(1{AL ••••••••••••••••••••••• = 4 BR. Broadmuor Homes ~£s l]~~~~~~;:.~~1Cw~it~h~v~ie~"~·~S~t~Zlt,OOO~;· ;AKS~,·1==~:=~~==~1Condo1 yr old. J Br. 2 Eb, lolboa '•nMsllla 1007 Realty640-5508 ate. attach. dbl 1ar. Lge. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool, $38,000 '7~ Assum. Costa Mesa 1024 custom Built by Owner. loan.837-1073 SWEEPING OCEAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• 48R,2Ba,2cargar,fncd VIEW-tremendous op· MESA VERDE ·yard. Place for tra~le:r, r-1•V...,. 1034 por1unity to live in lux· boat, camper. E ·side. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ury bay front Condo for 6 COUNTRY CLUB 642-0751 . BY OWNER-Lovely JBr, month. befo" you buy. 2 MESA VERDE Tri-level, 2 ba home w /many Bedrooms, 2 baths and Sale By Owner n •~9 2:wJ 9M-5491 large living room+ pool. So. of Adams. 4BR. Mint ras ...... · · · Half the rent will apply 4 Br. 3 Ba, tam rm, se:p. cond. Save comm., c1ll 'l '· " <:!in rm . enclosed Ms-•IYOW>B• to purchase price! Bar· ..:own:.::.::o•::.•·:.:::=.:~::::c...._~-I rett Realty 67>4060. courtyd. elec. gate, ('USt 4Br. 2ba, f1m. rm, ·new 1' 1~~~~~~~~~"1 crpt a nd drps thruout. 2 SJJ.900 cptsfdrpe. Pro(euional· 1,· I~ frplc-'s,elec.garopener. Townhouse:, lo•ely ly decorated le Many xtras. All thi& on apacious 2 Br & Ba. up-landacaped. Xua large 1 17th fairway. ·Includes t t airs. 1 Br&: Ba , lot. Assumable loan. •1 • Duplex 193.500 • •Triplex Sl25,000 • Marshall Rlty 675-4600 fWJ membership in Mesa dwns tal rs. En('l. gar. $t8,500. Ph: 961-:1283 • ~ Verde C.C. Priced to ..ell Pool 6: Clubhome. <>war. ··1 byowneratS129,.500. M7.2814• 0,.. WJS-12-S Capistrano ll'och 1018 3024 Java Rd. 546-f.654 $63,900. 18804 Brid&eport. • t •••••••••••••••••••••••\~~~~~~~~~~\BY Owner-5 Br,1700sq. ft. St. Exclualve: JBr, 2 yr .1 OCEAN VIE W Duplex, 147.000. CTNCL or con· old 1900 sq. ft.. oveniud 1500 ft J BR 2 aa e MESA Verde/Republic. t r act . Pau}arino nr. M.str Br w/dreaina: rm. sq. · • · Y Open Sat & Son 1·5. 4 br, Fairview. 557-CIM9 •Exq•"•ile liv r m, lam owner . $74,500.496-0672 r d' 3 le Is r I · •• am. in. ve • rp · rm, frml Din rm, all• I! OCEAN VIEW Duplex, by Elegant ! $79,900. 2053 * IY Owtra modern kitchen w /in .. • . owner. 3 BR & 1 Br. P halarope.Agl.541·5032 S paciou1 4 Br, 2 Ba direct lighting 6: eating 1 : $68,500. 496-0672 MES£ VERDE home. 2,150 ICI ft. Nr. So. area. Huie park like ,.. ---------1 ,.. Cat Pl11a. Lots or xtru. yards, 9prlnkler1, ex· .~ Corot10 d.8 Mer I 022 Beautiful trt-level 4 BR. 3 Onlr 3 yrs okt! $65.000. pensive cpts le drps thru-, .... , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba Im mhome •-,ge P · · I Only•-··-WI to~-• a ·r . ...... r1nc1pa I§ • "'~"' ouL e come ........ ~ "l 4 IR DUPLEX Liv-rm 6: formal Din-rm, owner. (714)9112-3738 or ' withJBR.2BaRenlal. immac. cond. Unde rMESAVERDE.3Br,2ba, Byer• R .E . (114) { South or Bayside Dr. market at $74,9l0. Z762 rim rm. 10U crse vu. u.osai Y. with beautifuJ natural Ter n Circle. 540-9674 $44,950. L7ons Rlty • t wood textures. Only 1 OpenSat&Sunl-5. 545-9751. II II gl• .... 1040 .! year new. Call&M-7211 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M~~~Wii&: M-:::H ........ ...,_ M/PLEXESZbr .. Jbr,2 -/.Jn NIGEL HA ILEY & ASSlJ(IATES .,..-•j ba. Cp<, drps, bltna, enc. ~ SAT &SUN 11·5 $59, O-pr1('e us t re· iaru. $51,t50. ea. Owner • ._. Va('anl4Br.Z751Deaoto du c ed ! See this J,.:842:::::..,.=:•:_ ____ _ l-"========oi Awe,C.M. Bedroom home-with1· flre pl1ce . ha rdwood SEETHEOCEAH ~ !loon, boat stong,. SUMMYICl'TC ... • From your front step. C10fie to schools, tenrua Gd Sized b•--Walk one short block & aDd tr•naportation. Va· •3 . ounua. watch the boats return at Clot and a'lallablenow! •Like: New Carpet 11'.Unset. Take an early 4tz.l .. Ploce •Tasteful Decor mornin g jog o n the DUHAN & DOYLE •OnJ.yS38,SOO. beach. All this ('an be INVESTMENT.INC. 0,..Sel/s. l·S C1UToday! yours when you own this 1740 Orenge,Co.ta ....._ Barrett Realty642·5200 Real f.ltate spacious 3 BR Family 548•1168 b1r,!ONE1.,EK1. room home with huge l----------1 H 1---master suite & low, low HOWIESTIUY! DoY" ... s .-,-1---=:....:~.:;..-- upkeep. Only $95.000. Nea r eustom, larie 4 'fhat'I bow much It IXC~;~ .. .. wilht.erms.Call644·7211 bedrm. l~ bath, qui.et woukl COit fOU lo tnO\'e MIADOWPIQMt oonh Cotta Mesa att•. into tbl1 ehance·ljJf · JUST LJSTEDI Super-, Just blocka fromescitlna: •-li1fetlme13dB~ + famoodrm •Pticious 4 bedrm, 21,... ._. new South Coast. Plai.a. + orma .. rm, g bath, utility room! Cul-- B eaut ('arpetlniit:, old bome. Garden set• de-sac streel·supe:rb Solarian floor, water sof. tlng, plush new crptc. landsepd, won't lut aL t ener, lan a i patio · AssumeVAloan-Paymts $51,950. Red Carpet, kilchen-more! Ju»l. re· only 1222· per. mo. CaU Realtors963-7851 /.Jn Nl[o[L llAIL ( Y & A55lJCIATES duced to $52,850. Hurry! S40·3&11Eltr. 1 Red Carpel, R ealtor11 QUIETClJL.D£-SAC 4 Br, 2 Ba , Roman tub, SHDREl'llfFS 963 7851 pool, w•lk..to bch, Model loLI '-'"-."-'-'------·•Fr.ult &: Ornamenlal cood. Vacant.l.at.UD'M!of· Charming 3 BR, 2 BA. ByOwncr,2 Br,2 BaCon· trees surround this fered.· Hureyl IS5."9SO~ I I . charming new oe:w 4BR, -....... -poo + love y \'1ew of do. New Crpts, d.r'JM , E /Z ZBA. home featUAa 144-vtnl'i or_._,,,_ ocean le canyon. Just care Kit., 1ml backyrd. choice Eaataide &ocatioo. llsted$139,500.ZMMom· i n <"onv. Nwpt /CM • llACHHOUSI ingCanyonRd()penSon $35,000. 642-9731 or Rich paneltna. uaed As .... SJZ.'ftO .... 1-4 ,,,_ .. ,, ...,.0 ,. brick, earpeta:, drapes, S · ~. . 417 ORCHID 2 BR, Liv-rm. Frplc, Dlnrm. 45'.IA.. t81,000. •&42·8565• ..:.~:.:...:~=;;.·------! b•lll·l•s ,. overala• pr1wUn1 ~h bomo· - 4 Cu"TOMHOlllS ,ara1e ti1.000. Owner. W /Spaaiah flavor I I, • •m1 Archee, adobe fireplace,' 4 br, 2~ IN!. fnnL dkdng,1..:::::::""'!------·I •ood p1r'quet floors. f!lm. rm, lndry rm, lg. MESA Verde 3 br, fam ••ulted eeilinga, tl1•1 <16x3;5) M1tr. bdrm. rm. FHA-VA $48,009. 1arden klteben, family. 1 VlewsofBa ckBay,onlg. Coa•."'8.000.MS-500& real tronl PARLOR. poolslz:e lot, F\nanetng patio entry to matter,. ,1 avaH.Call: IACllAYCOHDO PLUS HUGE CUSTOM' , GRAND REALTY l'a mtly llvln1 at its bat.I 40' POOL! Bk:rtQ..Mll .. MZ.e836 a br. a ba, ram rm. frpl, 3 + 3 = I ASSUME v ·A. s Br. 11. rec area. See to ap-llLAX BIG AND BEAt.rrlf-UL precl1te!.J6.47 Marseilles .... beside ablmmering ., DUPLEX S37.9so. Or 00 ctn. Gt. Way, otf MonacQ\6 pool, surrounded br, un : Oest locaUon toulh of Ow n~r /Aa;t . 544·77at; Genoa, 2 blll:1. W. of cypres s. while d nner ' H11,hway. Walk to bea('hl ..:645-="'=33~·---=--:-::--·l..!'":!!!lne~A~•!'•!:·~-~liOl~f--1 eook11 In •Potless. 1tep.. '· 1t uhopping. o.er 3200 sq INST AMT CASH ,.,..,. tu cha. 11lill hom•'' t n"' .... ,.., "•unny ,...Y.--HEEP ROOM? ':.!~..i .. ~~~·, rooms. OwnerMIJ.3>17 --d '-....... -~ ---· .. F\all appraill~ .,.._ pd. • ·-1pn1 cU "' -cu be 70FI • ...._...,,, · t1 J"Wo Cozy 1 Br. homes on Call DOW fOf' free rtllua• )qe S br. l lt.J, l)ilontal C• t61 4tOI l '\ a corner lot. Both h;,ve lion. home. Jl'nnldln..•ram. 5a1----.i...Needed frplc 't , r•ncn. refrig's Century21,SM-ml nn. to l:leoll Gd. fam&IJ -..........- • beda. 187,500. m.2823. Br Ba -· Hlw. IUllt llilL 0. e •. . : , Owo•Brkr. ':u~j:.;,;.,blk~ lr ~s ', \~~L ~7, Owner Low 1139.950 F1m.Rm.Na,GJ0.....,.1 N2-f;.9 ~- HVHla, 4 Br ,3Ba, Bonus Prine. Onty. 81 Owns. "'J'~~ - fl Fam. at DR. LC lot & 541-5751. • OPEN hOUSI!: SUD. ·• __ . 1• I cov'd p1tio, stereo. 3615 YOURTJllE 'lM.~es.eP1rtc:.4br12 • . Catamaran.644-SM2 JSPRJllEnMS bli • .-_OOO.S4f..41»C . , $47,ttO 1 .... 1•11 price• br, 2 ball\, 1 . By0wner.3Bt on · •.. d&n'twaltettl ._thll SAST'SlDE, Open 1-5, 118 tupe.r d~or. trplli drpl, , Ba)'alde, 2 blocJts to 1harp IBtt. fam. ,nn + E .211tSt.. 4 Br, %81, UY. fpl,:, 1or1ebu:I II tchcD ~ CdM Be:ach.67$.()(1186 form•l dln rm home. Rm. Fr-Pie, Fun. Rm, wJbttna, l~pc J'OU , huae ........ lol> oil.Aloe ff•r!ra< Ill .. ........... W<Ml'I beUH• Ill 1001 .... , Beauurul Duplex, 2 Br. amttllt'-', ,_11.,..Do VA'Loea.. R·...,.tomOfe wall!; to 1choo11 ~ ea.· Nr. ltftbl• courll. rurUHW'. Alaume llWUI. l•to. Ow•lt' ans.ioaa ........ SullHl a.1'1:1iawj ' $81 ,0llt..'b.-n~. VA.CALLst0-•1*R. Alklnl1Mi•·t6111t. --L '• '': ., -• I ' . ... -. . . . . ... . . -. • •••••• •••••• - CO< VIII and Vir de1 S8l4 ne< hel1 end est pre VIII Hw -H'"'"" • ••••• . I 4 br, f sha1. MT.SOI Sharp SZ7 .00 E .213 ~ ' J ., Jutl n pur('b grade• loc1lh Fre1b d '. w1 I I $0() .... I me cellen gr1de menti dlnin~ assun' Spaci home 3 bath •m j p ool. the ml $74.9 Reall Prime •tun\ ocell.fj yrs. c conv• only 5.'16·2: • br, 1 1rad '"'"' $40,9 An)'I! Ur C sza, 115,( 044-~ -Bet 2 Secl1. mun I clud1 suite coi:• k itci BE11 ~j .. -- HO 0 . " ' . - I Incl 1ur1 lo•" tub: . """ dr. fir• .. u pall Jhl .. 11 bH Flo •Io! = 11 .. 11S CIW ... "11 ( .= l=f. . . .. . . . . .. ... I ' \ ' • ' • ~· • .. ... ' . -. I ........... -I"-·· ... ·-U-----~·~ . I" ~-~ U-----~-·~ J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• •• ~ ,,_.--~"" ,,_.--..__. ~ -~I for~ ~Sue:nd=!Y2'·,,:A!!!i40"'u,,;otc;1C"<O:c, -"10,,1_,0'-----~--'0~·~l~L.!.Y!:P!!IL~O~T_,!D!.!._7 HWlllfffUJtO .. h I 040.......... . ... • • •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -I ••••••••••~••~•••••••••••••!#!!'." •••••• ~.!~.! ~~~••••••••••••!~~~~ •• ~ .• , 1044 L.,.... Hl9...t IOIZ. L ...... • Hlpel I 052 ~:~!.":>_~.~•••••••• ~!~!!'.°!'.~ ....... ~~:.F.~~~•••••••• . • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili'i'il'ii'li'i"ii'ii'i"ii'ii'• •••••••••••••••••••f••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LeJY •• Hl,..e I 012 L04J'll'• Hl9u.t I 052 ...... -.,.~ 1e-~ I 069 I ................ • • • • • • • •' • ' '' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •' • • • • • • • • ""' n _., A II.AL VA.LUI ••••••••••••••••••••••• T.,s • .,.,.., ' A very 1paclous and well-arranged 5 OPEN SUNDAY 1 5pm bdrm., 2\<!a bath home. Touches of sun-• sltlne yellow make It attractive a nd 3256l Ad • • 0 bright, It'• nicely landscaped for low-r1at1c r malntenance and i.~ one of the best • buys available. $57,500 Monarch lay Terrace P'llc:E REDUCED··· .................. SI ZZ,500 SPACIOUS llAllTY OCl!AM YllW, 4 BR. 3 BA , fam rm. 2- Atrturns, 2-Putios, Jolrepl:.i ce. CLYDI llURIALESTATI! 499-1177 499-26Z2 Lovely atrium wlll "catch your eye" as you enter this 4 bdrm. home. Step from the entry Into the master suite with Its two closets and large bath ... or, go directly to the other areas. There's a large !umlly room, inside utility and an abundance of storage. Brick patlo and walkways complete the landscaping. $&),950 L-•l•ach 1041 L-• hKh 1041 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' YlrtM'-i f'lr:lfM Congrutulatione to V rglnla Figueroa Village Real Est ate's top sales person ~d top llster for the month of July. V1rglftla has won mll.lly times and it demonstrates u~aln that If a salesperson v.1ill listen to their clients needs and then truly go to work helping t hem . they will, as a r esult end up on the top. If you have a real estate nce(l , v.1hy not call a true professional, Virginia Figueroa Village Reul Eslote, 19142 Brookhurst: IT'S All COMDITIOWID. , , and the price has been reduced to ~7,900. This upgraded 3 bdrm., 2 bath home has a great greenbelt location and ls .convenient to pool and tennis courts. Perfect for summer enjoy· ment. Huntington Bench, 962-4471. v1s1eN lf..tl"9•• llHdt I 040 H...il ... .., -h I 040 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• · IY OWMlll SJl,610 4 br, fplce, blt·lns. p11l10. 5 BLOCKS TO Bf;ACH. 21ha1. lnd1cp. Asking Old home on a:ood 11lzed -"=""-'°"=· :c963::.:·==:...· ---1 lot with 11\ey acce11. 2 '"'" I 044 .,.... k•ch I 041 Sharp Studio Condu, 2 Br Bedrooms, 1 bath. Wine ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 127,000. Blue Ribbon R. cellar. Ver)' unlque. Va· s•Z,900 E. 213-429·~901 c1tnt. Call for 1howin1. • *OPEN }IOUSE * 230 Emerald Bay HASTLifltH R•d Carpet, Realtors 2 STORY.f'OOL ~·883&. Step dow11 llvln,room to OPEN SUN 1·5: e.Mll Glen wall or ·mlrron! Larae Dr. s•s bit. 4 Ii: bonus fteata roo m. Brlsht w/poul. 828·7507/638·SOl JOUrmet kitchen. Sweep· Bkr. ~~afrw~;. 0 ~J.: t. m1a~ie~ WITH POOL suite. Encloaed laundry. Sun .• Au1. 10th., 2·5pm. 3BR home prof'I)' dec'd. Wh itewater view . SU9,000. • LIHGO * Roollolal< 49~·8812 499· 1391 Central air condltlonln1. •IY OWHIR• Seduded p1Uo. Olymp;, H-R1005poclol Approx. 4 yr old, vac. 81&e pool. Prlme Irvine Forthefiandyman;this4 prestige, 2 st)'. home loc•tlon. Hurry l.O' see • bdrm., 2 bath home, in w /lmpres1lve entrance. call 752·1100. xlnt neighborhood, needs 4 br. 3 ba, lg, fam. rm. Ol'fN 111 9 •" 'HIN 10 •1 111(1 • paint, carpelJI, draper1ea Lovely kltch w/brkf1t. & TLC, but you can save bur. Stepdown, !-!pac. llv m any doll ars on thla well rm. w /frpl, frml. din rm. c·on11tructed hotne, at fo"AMlLY HOM.!£: ON QUIET STREET - Temple llills are•, 3 bedroom1, 2 balh1, private patio. view deck or ocean, brick entry and French doors. '"'·""' DUPLEX • 1 BDRM. APT. +STUDIO unit, 2 fl r teplacea, double 1arag~. bll yard wllh bunk bouse, <'lo•e·ln. 117,:;oo BIG VlEW from thla charming 3 bdrm . home. Hardwood n ooni. Mah ogany walla . aecluded putlo with fruit trees. $78,500 1'1·gg \ '·"''" I< I '1 I• •I 1 ~· <.I•• • • " l .11 ''" , II.. " h \'•I lfl! I FULL ACRE LOT Oc ean \'1eY.' over Laguna prope r. ()n\y $30,00J: OCEAMFROMT .. .. alm o~t . 3 Lj!:e . units ...,·It h view . a encrou s p1r kin g . S ee this at S219,000. COMPARE Bl~. 3 hdr1n., 2' z bath f:tmily home. BiJ! ocean \'lew. Bil:: com~r lot. A bu)' al $7!1,500 V.' t: I IA Vt: H t:'.\'T ALS Ask For Joan Ol'EM SUM. 1·5 OPEN llOUSE VICTORIA ICH. SAT. &SUN. 124 Sunset ·rerrace LOWER 3 ARCH BA\' Steps to sand. St.-aut. 4 3 br, 2 bl. Very secluded. BR, 3 BA .rumpus rm., t•vt. Beach&. tennis crt11. 1ym. sew. rm. Ready for Beam ceil 'gs .. bay win- expansion. J>ri. patio & dows. 1p1c. decks w/o· I&. play yard. XLNT for cea n\•lew ~ Very la. Ii'' 11. family. $189,00l. rm w /(rplc. 18K gnld 607 Font-bnth fixtures~ $129,500. Nu cedar&glasswtfan· Wm , Powell R .E .. tastic eoast. vu . 24x32 -•~99-"-"408=1-"o-'-r4.:;97oc...:·l-'-75"1'---I THE ONLY WAY TOGO Specioli1ing 1n Resales in the Beautiful private communitie• of: Laguna N iguel South Laguna Laguna Beach AFFORDABLE BEACH LIVING IN L.AGUMA MIGUEL/SEA TaUCI PUBUC TRJ-N SPORT A TICN-All ORANGE CO. Famity Hom~1-You 0... T1M L90d ,,._ SS0,000 lo $400,000 • Oc._ VI•••• w• to Inch • Gu•ded Golos • r-. C_.. • Oly .. ic Siu Pod • CW. - •Tots Pl9J9..-• J..-1 • s- OM PREVIEW TODAY 2-6 PRIVACY in lhis 2 BR. Den, open beam ceiling. 23852 Marmara .. $58,950 ASSUME 7:Y.a'/; lcu1n on th.is E -Z care 3 BR. study . . . . ....... $86,950 GREAT FOR LARGE FAMILY l sty 4 BR ocean vu. 33431 Pe Mwinkle .. $89,950 SHOWS LIKE A MODEL. Owner wlll sell 4 BR. 33405 Periwinkle. $94.500, or furnished .................... $105,000 OCEAN VU &PRIVACY. pool size lot, unusual kit. 23731 Montego .... $98,000 Pl ..... ""' ad "' ""'~ ,... for-, '-•· -00 c-Ml...,,, "'"' loft "' ht. ll<jllt So-of Cro-V6y l"l>wy .. ritM •M-lo9'1ordgoto. fn 10 Y Th•· Good l1I • J1 31 ~ South Coo•, I Hwy , So 11i!1 l "'Jl""' 499 ·4'>H<1 4()) 2 Sl3 PARK YOUR BOAT by this 38r, 28a home wtcetm bit kitch. 2 car ' 1•r. laund rm. 1143,000 CANYON RE.ALTY 99'7·4122 649-2632 HARBOR VIEW PALERtl!O 4 Br. 2-n Ba. Lg. t•a m. Rm . Lotti or xtras. Prof. 1,ndscpg, 11, Blk to pool. $97 .000. Owner. &M·4225 . Harbor-V....Homes Palermo, 4 Br, 21h ba, z story. 2 Frplcs, Super landscapin1. I& deck. flrepit. BBQ. BROKERS W EL<.:O M E. $1G4,00> fee. 1730 Port Ma r gate. 644·4887 . Owner LIDO 2 Story. 3BR, Zba S pac . Mod Home . Owner. Prin only . (213 )822·2817. HARBOR VIEW Bra nd new, never lived in 3 BR hnmes. Last available. Priced from $10 ,495 . Open thi s weekend. 1801 Port Sheffield. Recently remodeled 4: BR, 3 Ba, Harbor View Home. Many xtraa. 1102.000. AJ!A ...... 673-7601 LUXURY UVIMG LOCJ"ft• Ml9""1 I 052 Mowporl had! I 06' • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• No maintenance on th is tri·level 4 bdrm. 3 bath with deep pile carpeting. new drapert~ and mini view of ocean. Pool, j1cuizi & tennis Loo. Owner will consider low down or trade. 646-771 1.1 Open Eves, Ju1t move In this easy to purcha1e. alreudy up· graded home. In perfect location. 3 bdrnu. 2 t..h , Fresh paint , decorator drap e s, pr e tty w1llp11p e r . Und er $5(),000! 968·4'1.56 ik 2o·x22 · bonus rm , $52,500 urlou1 Park Hunllntton. -----~ : ' .U.uu.M u ~ La:. lot w /ronc. blk wall. Uftl••rtlty Pft ~IlG17 1.o c alcd o n OCEA N WALKTOllACH BYOWNER - S ID E Of'" HW\' .. AT See the waves hit the l)over Shores Bayfront MOSS POINT BEACH. sand from this 4000 sq. •lomeon Fee Land! One bdrm . condominium ft .• beautiCully built Call~48 ·1S89Sunonly. -Walker & lee Reallslate SHARKI I met11n SHARP: Ex- cellent home wit h UP· 1rade1 too numel"ous to mention. l.g. lot, form. dining rm. P\u.'\h carpet, assumable loan. 008·4456 carpt'd, drps In lux · ___ --_:.. •. . A.....,,A.-.n::i,.... Maas.ive heated pool in Lowest price ror qui ck · •••·2eoo secluded yd. w/l1v\sh ••le. Fee land with cute 3 prof. lndscpl(. Nr. achls . bedroom, family rm LOCATION LR. panelled w/hi pitch. beam celling. 2 lg. decks, 3 BR, + studio area. Pri . patio & lanai . '$129,000 ... LAPPED RDWOin &out w/lg . po11ts & beams . Gre•t coas t. vu. LR h1t11 hi vaulted beam celling \o loft . f\1ST BR !':ulte wtpri. deck. 4 Bit 3 BA. fam . rm . & din. rm. XLNT sepi.1ratlon for Ir.ids&: gue1ls. $129.00l. OCEANF lt O N T - Completely remodeled. $ BR, 4 BA, & 2 l~R '11, 2 laundries , 4 decks • complete studio apt. Stairs lo pri. bC'h. 4000 beaut . sq . ft. wtbreath· takinl vu. 1349,00>. unit , ha~ w /w c·arpcts. home surrounding a lux · -- d rapes , bi1t·ln kitchen. ury Jl(>Ol In P.tonarch Ba y. SEI & co...-ARE I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Charmin!! olde world Sl 79.SOO. This is the befit buy lnl• PNlll .. Tri-lo .. ! ,LU5 l'OOI. Spaciou1 Spanish 1tyle home. 4 Roomy bedrm1, 3 baths, dlnln1 rm, bonus r m + 1orgeoua, l1r1e pool . Privacy ls the theme in home ik yard. $74,950. Red Carpel . Realtors, 893-Wt & shop '1. S79,500. Prln. home. Convenient to ten· VllW only. Owner. 835-1156 nls &: swim mint. '82.900. PllV ACY 11511 Hickory Tree La SICURITY Gltl!AT FAMILY OPEN SAT/SUN 1.S IOOM Ba rrett Realty &t2·~ 9UALITY Owner wHI finance-PIGGY IA""K V ALUI lovely home wltb two 1"'11 LAGUNA p1Uos . f\rep\oce and SPECIAL OCEANVISTA huge m11ter bedroom. CONDOMINIUM Very quiet neigh· Count your pet1n1e1 and JtOMES borhood. Call M2·4'55 or come see this S BR, 2 Ba. Preview weekends 540·5140. · townhouse, just steps 10amto4pm away from pools, tennis, To re1ch LalW'• Ocean 1chool 6 1hoppln«. can V\1ta. t1ke the Paclfic be bou1ht wtth very low Coast Hwy to Wesley Prime Location, Cool down payment. Aaklni Dr., just north al Allio -Walker l:t ee He.al fstate. 7 a rchite cture, has ex· Ye.tsltmlltate Newport Beach. A lg. te r lor o r KEA V Y t7l 414,9·2Z37 s pacious home. co'!1-PLASTER, RED T1LE __ _ pl et e ly upgraded 1n R OOFLlNJo:S . HighMl11lonYl•lo 10•7 Mariners School Di s· courtyard walls,,, •• ,,,, ••••••• , •• ,,,,, trlct . Owne rs have enclosed by iron grill A.ssumaW. Lo9n boul(ht another and are g a te , WITll fo"'ERN Mo0•Afirift9. anxious tosell.The_ttis GA RDENS &: SWIM -O\'er so low % loans in not another like 1t at MING POOL. Loc:tited MissionViejo,ElToro.& $83.950 . 549-0S12 &: appro•. 100 VOS. FROM San Juan Capistrano. 2 lo 646·6110 A1ent THE BEACH. There are s~R homes. C.all for de· -1-R"v""i~~~1"""1 a-.---I a "LOT OF WAYS TO t~uls . " ~ GO", but If only need • S l I •OS 2 I CdM : lmma<. 3 bdnn .. 2 iimall home, you won 't ba.: patio. $75,000 find anyth ing in the AZTEC REALTY MEWP'OITSHOl:ES vill11i1e to compii.re with 2·Sty, A·frame. 2 BR. 2 BIG CANYON OPIM HOUSIS SAT & SUM 1-5 3 BR. 2"'2 Ba , $192,500. 9 Ru e Grand Valle 2BR .38a ,S139~. 5 Rue Val Bonnee this for only Mew,.,+ hoch I 069 ba., decorator's dream. SlJ,SOO MP'rlce ••••••••••••••••••••••• Huge cor ner lot w /2 671·7601 SEF.TODAY: UT patios. $69,500 1:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 1-luntlnglon BeaC'h , nr ____ _;,c:c__.c;. ___ 1 pr1celnmld·$:50,000'• Pier. Up Wcalty to oce11 n . 4 Br. 2 Ba, lsty, 2 E RAISO M1rtlyn. Lef'lon Marilyn yrs. old . Patin, bl& trees, PIHMSYLVAHIA l R to Ocean Vista Or. Right ~Ian conventional financing DUTCH C01T4•1 on Ocean Vista. Dr., to GONETOMORllOW: IAYFR0,..1 2Sty3 BR ,dcn.182,:;oo MISSION RIAL.TY 2 Custom Homes 3 BR, farge patiol63.?SO 9855. Ciiil., Laguna BALBOA PENINSULA 3 BR ., like new! *"5,900 OPEM SAT /'5l»f 1~5 Phone 4'4-0731 Ex cellenl location on the CAYWOOD RtAL.n 400 VISTA SUlltTI I onl)'. Owner S~3 ,500. AiMIMeS2l 7.-. REALTY i t's terminu s at· 536-2335 . LAGUNA OCEAN .:c:.::...:="------1 Uatd brick fi replace It 4523 Campuit 0r.,lrvine 4 br, 14'1 ba . One block to planters. cr~'!ed paned Campui ValleyShopl.'tr. VISTA. For further In· RE AL ES1ATE QI) fl ( .1 . '"" .... "' " , I '> ' • ' ',, " '"• Bay & only ~-..block to the * 541~ 12'0' • One level, 3 bdnn., 2 bath OPf~N SAT./SUN.1·5 l'rom beneath huge, L..-. HIU1 1050 Ocean. Each home has 4 end unit In A·1 condition! 1r1de aehool. Assume windows & doort1, sunny CA.Lt llM•OO formation call499-18SS OH THE RIM 5~'11 loan or refinance. kitchen, war m woodl--=-=-=:.:-=-=-==-IXICUTIVE 121 y,·AVE heavily beamed ceiUna1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdr m s , 4 baths & MEW IXCLUSIYIS Vacant. ready for tm-1 $40.950. Bkr. 898·4121 . p11nelln1 . ramUy, 4 BR's, Anytime. huge yard! All neat aa a Ur Condo. l "Aiba. 2 sty. pin & vaca~t In F. V. <A•· $21 ,9 50 . As m 6 1 •. sumable Bro VA loan at $1S,000·$8950 dn. Ph: _S!!..!;_mo.l.Bkril62·5.5l_I _ TOWMHOME Luxurlous home W/IN· you gaie majestic11.~ly 38R, 2ba, cntrl air, shag Gallery, 2 firepl aces. LlbO ISL.I med. occupancy. M&-5632. Sit on the cool. 1haded COME , nex.t to ocean· down on hlsloric A.hso cptl, bltns, Asaume 7,-0 wetbar, ultra modern patio&: w•tch the birds front. No . Laguna. 2BR Creek m e andering VA . o wner 552·9503 / kitchen &: pri\'ale pier . 4 Bdrm., 3 bath home; I Ill 833...fi 81 I\ atplay,orentertain your home "''/2 deluxe unit!I, placidly to sea. 3 BR+ 586_9100. Fee land. See .st 1200 steps to LidoClubhouae, UJ -..,I friends in this lovely ap· pool &: Jacuiii. Super den. $106.500 --"-'--------1 East Balboa Blvd., or be:.ich &: tennis. $99,500 11" II ~ywm pointed home. Move ln mansion or income. LllSUllWOlLD cal1 67S·8120formorede· •lil;ii-~ IDEAL HOM£ vd thout a pending S$S$ for ZA G ROD Z KY, R I tr. Corner view. Upgraded. !:;:;ta.=;:;\';;;·======;;;;I Spacious family home; 4 RI LI rederor:'ltlng; one of • 494·8611 Z br 2 ba 1~1c /cond bdrms., 47 ft. lot; l1rce ' Beach CottCIC)e 2 Slory.$21,900 Secludt>d, pri \':tte rom mun It)', 3 bet1rrom11 In· cludg hidc·11 ·...,·ay maitter 1uilc. guest f11cility 11nd c oty den. Gou.rn1et kitche n. fo.rm11.l dine, BETTER 1-IURlf\'! Cull 902·5535 &.aulifu l\y upgraded. 3 · • •t< 'a ' patio.1115 .000 l•r.:c b e droom , 2 :,_4 ltlndforonlrl6'7.9.50 SPACIOUS a:ar&XTRAS.837·5840 Grand Opening LIDO REALTY .\J';"-; \1,1 I .,1 ... '\It * 673-730D * b•thA, 3 car gara~c . 5152·7000 Shlngled 4 bdrm .. 3 ba. L.,...•Mlt-1 1052 grrat family room, home on sccluded culde ACTIVIFAMILY ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORTVILLAS formal dining room . sac.wlthwlde &e•cltlna: h h h t d fl\' d I I I h Ping pong on t e sun-*WI Kuow • Condomlnlumllom- u.g c ea e ere oc ean v ews . 1'. ii deck , badminton on thc> " ..... pool. Co\'ered ~Uo. cul· beamed cell '~ .. & pullo + lawn. and a pool l.:i.blc in LAQ.UMA HIGoUEL in Prestigious 36' BOAT Slip, spicMlus 3 dc·liaC lot. bout ortr11iler :=-========I a iuesl itpl. ...,·ith frplc. the f1tmily room add to * IEST• Y.'e!ltcllffarea br, 2Vi ba. beaut. de· :1 ccesl'1 , l~ot11 or extras. Cloae to beach & \'illage. the benefits of thl!! 4 BR. NEWLY PAIJ\IED. de· or Newport Hcach corated beach residence. ~.900 . All lcmlS. RACQUET CLUI $139,500 cuJJtom home. ••amlly luxe 3 bedroom, comer $42,000 to $44,000 Owner sac. $83,llOO Open' l'fl!JM!!!R\EI~ OPIM SUM. 1·5 SICLUDID living 11.t its best for lot. pool·1i7.e lot , pre· 2 Bedrooms. 2Balh5 Dally 1-5, 4458 w. Cout Oe2-«ffiW>s4f-m 13571 lsplrltWay Estate within walking S\33,000 in Laguno stl1lou1 1rea. Owner separatediningarea Hwy,NB8'73·2143 0'<'-·ned by 1ntertor dr -dlstanC'e to beach. A lov· Bea.ch. anxious . S62 .00'l. •Decorator wall to wall -- torator ik 1how1 like a ely, traditional styled OWMER MUST MOVE L09U"• Ml..,.C Re4ty carpeting Hll VU MOHTICiO model. 3 Bdrm, .• 2 ba .. home;4bdrms .. 31tl ba.. PRICIDTOS&L 498·4040 &10·50M> •Enclosed p11t io o r By Owner. 4 8r, 2 Ba, family rm., dining rm .. aep. dining r m ., den. y l thl 1 balcony Fam. Rm. DR. boou1 atalWllLl•l•CWAIY. b ri ck frpt . Patk·like r a m I I )' & ou mus see a WO· Sar. West Nine Condo •Co ntinuous cleanln1 enclosed atrtum (plants, ;~~~~~~~~~ 1 HOME l.EfTI )·ard with covered patio. brkfst/aolarlum rooms story beauty in one of 2 Br, 2 Ba, lower unit. oven toys?) Fee. Qliet street. • Justmo\•eln&startllv· openlhl to s pacious Laguna's finest private Vu , S45 ,900 Firm, •Refrigerator , ice Nr. pool & school. Xlr• 1044 l"I" ••••••••••••••••••••••• This new free •tandln& Ing! $58,900 redwood deck• &i: lge. communities. Three 493·1686. maker clean. Occupancy by TeJCShelter home In Univ. Park has flrden area . Sep . bedroo m, two bath1,1 -=.:..:...=:c.------I •3 heated 11wimmin1 Se pt. $85,900. Good HwtthefjtOft .. och 1pprox. 2500 sq. ft.. of llv· TUITLlltOCK workroom or "tuJlo with larli{e fa mily room . Walk La1un11 Niguel Country pools financing. 132-Z200. SPllH Fl& lnl apace. It inchxle5 3 blth. on lower level. lo poolandtennis court.<1 : Club. C uetont Home •Draperies 'i D lrg BK ·e, flnlatwd bonus 4 Bdrms., 21/1 b1 .. family Planked peg fl oor & pri,·ate beach parkinll. $!\1ACK on the fo~alrway. •Log burninl flrcplace BLUFFS Twnhse. 4 br, ISTAnS rm. 3 ~ Bathll. formal rm .• dining rm.,2!rplct. caiem•nt wind"-KC· $92.500 4 Br. 2 V, ha. Fa.m. Rm. •Abundant rk>set space Can)'on Vu, achls, pool. OPEN DAl "V Beautlf\11 r.ondltlon . ...~.. For \ 01 R ·~ \ 2•• b $87 000 '"' dlnln1 rm & f11mll)' rm. ce nt the c h'arm & ma n. m, ,.,p , with m irror ed closet .,... a · • · Mewl• 4 .... The prl ce Is SG4.500 Profe!ls. lndRcpd .. with .warmth of thl!I ramll.y 1963So. CoastlJwy. \\' c t · B n r . II. i r -doors., Owner. 49'1·3911 HOMEOWNERS UNIT leasehold&. the builder Is c n v e r e d p It Io &: home. S229,500 Laguna Be:i.ch conditioned , Bil Stereo & 1114· 1216 Offered from$8?.SOO anxious to •~II ! 11pr1nkler1. Xlnt locatlon ~ • 494 ·0749 • Vacuum. All this for llSTIUY W•1tofBeach8lvd, •••KllHOMlti: nr. park &: pool. May ~~~~~~~~~\ ONLY$14S,000. l~Rood """'" • lfla~e at S.SSO mo. t;all for ~ c Slll ELO NEWPORT BEACH , 8 bloc It s on Adams. 1152 9JOO .,_.,. ~~~~hO;rth;~~d-=~·~:;·~~~~l app'l.$61,000 ~ 4L-kcll-REAL ESTATE Callf.92600 U..l•H•lty Plril ''•"'•''*-Ptiv. master suite; 21.A. 318 Thalia Sl. Sa lea Otflce-Phonl!I Deane Home, 1 yr. ntiw. !I UMIVEISITY Pll. 11os N.Coe1t Hwy.,letVM ba.; 1plit·ltvel family 494·8093. 7 I 4 /64Ml73 • ••cH: I MILi Lowe1t pri ced Cam· 494 1177 rm frplc Jnd1cpd DIRECT~ONS : fo'tomthe -hr. 2 b•, den. patio. lo br1dae model in Vlll111e • '1' •1 .. VI o'r' AMXIOUS OWHMI Newport blvd. Frwh 71/:11,.,•IHT maintlndscp~ .. aprnklrt. 3 d b apr a .. e r 8. ew Pool /Tennis .• 69 . 500 . 1. B rm1 .• 2 11.,,dinLp1 OPEN H.OUSE •. Sat. & S.llboat.1 ;onlyS91'.SOO Selllnaxlnt.famllyhome toUthtol?thSt.,tumle .. i n Do"er Shores . Cu1tom 4 Bdrm.., 5 baths, family rm. Great view! Ope• ,,_I Tin S-1·5 15J4Ao"-Way ........ --. 3333 E. Cst Hwy, CdM Rooffor 675-1]7] S211Mo. Prln. onJv, Xlnt~flnanc· rm ., end unit. Out of Sw n •• l·Spm. 256& Kilo Cott•t•+lncw lnminlcond.OuUtand'1. on 11th to · Rutland (1 lneludlnl ttXtl At tn· 1 town owner1 must 1elll W1• (off Alta Vl1ta) s 2 bd " d view ! V11c. 4 br, 2 b•. block pail Irvine Ave.), •-~· _, .. Ing avail. Owner. 1 unny rm. e · _11 aurance on eXU11o1n1 ,. "" 551 _ 1215 Only $44 ,950. HUl'l'Y on Locked In WHITE . lllhtful 1araae •Pt· e,000 1..::-=·000=·.::83::lc;·O:o31:::•c._ __ 1 tu('Tl left \ttha ol block to BLUFFS "E" IN THE BLUFFS JUST FOR YOU! These Fine Homes! OPEN SUN. Original Area 559 VIS1' A FLORA Spilt level end unit 3 BR, 2 Ba. Balcony major greenbelt "Spanish flavor ·· Fantastic potential I Could be a de-cont.or's showcase; well wortb $72,$00. 1951 SAN BRUNO YO U'VE BEEN WAITING FOR ntlS! • A SINGLE STOil\' HOME! 3 BR., 2 RA .• WI T H K 1 TC II 1-: :'f EATlNG AREA. F.NIJ UNIT. ADULT llOf\tt:, BARELY USED. T0 \1 CONDITION. OU lt VERY BEST VALUE At $57,000 North Bluffs Park Homes loan that anyone can buyl-""'-"'-'=-------1 thlaone l WATER VIEW wtth city Sq. n. R·2 lot. Sylvan sel· NEWPORT Vll..LAS. subject to. 4 & 11mll1 DY OWNER DAVID D. CA.II.SOM lllh"'· IBr, 2111i Be., Duo Un.a, North ilde. S?9.~ *WI ICHOW * f'ront row vlewlndeslra· • room. ele1ant c11rpcts. & Turtlerock Plan IV 4 br, IHlter IJJ.t2tJ ltvtl, 3 Declr.1 . A red hot. fleRtettlc View! LAGUNA II.A.CH NEWPORTSl10RES ble No . Bluff!':. Serious d 1 r•fi es , Cma jt'r:i,t~ 2 \.-lab»..,sp1tcloua llvrm.l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1n.,w ll1tln1 at onl)' Duplex. &c guest apt. 3 •llST• On can1I W·1lde.Walkto sell er says , "SELL"! 4~Vl~t~T:JlC1:.11A r rep ace:.. our\)' a ~ w /fplce, formal dln.rm.,]1 '89,500. Kitchens. 2 bdrms. each ; T I~ E R E S T I N beach. Club wt pool• &i Take a look and present "BUIRLOF.R 'S PR 0 1'0· ~, .. eattaoce.rearcover-11~ tam rm. wfvaW\.ed VA·MODO'WW SHIELD hd d n 4 ~IONARC ~t HAYTER· tennl1. 3 BR. ~11 . 3 Ba . your offer. Youcould1et .-~ patio• blook fenc"'•· cJllla1 and 1t)'llfht, Cu1verdale 4 er,1·i·ea REAL ESTATE w:1k i ~··~or~~r~,~'t RA CE : Prime corner 42'7 Canal. S74.900. By ab11rJ(ain ! Thh 1 ' 1r 8 n 1 1•1sticT "Y1'1' P 1 0"' Remark able prtce lo carpet., dripe1, p.UO, family rm. hu1e used Ill Thalla8t. beaches. lllS.OOO. location ...,.il h ocean view Owner ... • 642·"3ro. JACK llOWF.J.J.... Rltr. a!I t a ! ota Y -. .. mld-4.D '• for e 1 1 1 •1an_t. walk'° llvt. '8nDia ud brick frplc:, lar11 lot., ____ •::M:o,:·911113::::::.·---I ••M·?5SI • fro m eve ry window . ·::c--1 844 ·115e (3'Hn.) ro9Rrated &bcaplifv :&Un~. 3 bH<h brHll Y~ poolo, pa!ki; odloolo, OD Plan U . Near pork • ,-Near new 3 h<trm . "" Mewport Ca11da1 " "' a .. eotunnl ~bit • 1 W 11 .... ~1 or 0 quiet It.Nil aCl"Clll-trom pool. 162.000. Open Sun O•Mr halrfe Jel blh, f1m ,,_ din rms. 2 3BA., dfn rm. view. s.,,-.r ILU-'••"''1tom 8 ndddllk;onollofup!::'1 ..... ••• -· wner parll:, lot vhw o( LA 1-5. 3841 Co11le)'. 61S.f77S Take ad•ania': gi; •••· fr p I c 1, w e t b • r , clein, upcr•ded ~t. n-• · · su ec r~ "' Ym!:::'· Woo'tlu\.Call Ba1lo.m1D)'iltral.Pn',. orW·.MMAi\. Ina• on R. ·Com-numerous flnr appoint· Shows like model . LowLea&e lbeJe,~ + •,•,••n1beltfact;1 -<tp111 onlv, ..-sto. ml11lon1 Lo move In mento . Redu ced to Low Maintenance r• pa 0 · ncomp• a. - • ' .,._ • b I r•~ Lo 1.. Be11.1tlfull)' decorated. bleat$17,500 -w.111, ., 1: 1,.,, ..._ • < OWNER, Atiumable 0: ow Im a •;p. l v~ a ntE BEST BUY INN. 11%9,500. HURRY! Owner movina out. of Low On. P1)'L, l08At lyOWnetl Br Home,-•· VA loan. 3 Br, 2 b•. fom 1 e•!!_~ ... 11.wir1w.h 0 ... _,· END LAG UNA . . l:'J:" Nlpel IHlty uea. must aell. A rea.I 31,o94w Price,~~ 456 VISTA ROMA ,._,, n 1 c_...... .... ac • .....,., REDUCES M.l!OO. •-.4!16"4MD bat1atn aL -. 900 CAU.. rms ., 1 "°' '1S1o1• f F Y 0 U L f K F", taterlor , 1d, a r••· rm, den. owe 2nd f« convenient to beech la Oce•n view 2BR 2 fl "-===----':::.=~I N' W! -· • H. Dowd Rltr. 644-0134 REDWOOD. COME Oli ;=~=;;~:;;;;~·~ .. ~,500!~·-~~·1~11~7~J~-~<~' :'~\:~low~d~ow~n~.~ .. ~1~--~~--town. Lie hlll1lde lot on Ht.ha lri Uv rm w/frplc • SHARPEST 11'.0~11!: IN iillii00.,_;:;o:~;;~ A ,. q\liet dead end atreet. din r'm . kltch w/bl1na: 1,AGUNANIOUEL.A/C, CALL NOW HrbrVlew C..,... $~'i:RA1 AR~1J X "'.~ MlllOITM •AllD•ti •IY OWi m; • ~ . llGGEST Ch• rm I n I b r I< k Owner must ,.11. $65.000. Ir< 3BR 2b• "1ew home. 832 3Br. f"R . \,u, lndscp, UP· IHullful l bdnn., For11\er modol ""-\-Sele<tlon of homu ota\rw•y from IU'Oel. 2 O~EN HOUSt: Sat/Sun. he•m <ell \Iv rm. blln • 1rad•d lhru-out. Sale by ~,t.:A~TE~ ~l 1 ~ &eautlful n•llhbulhood. IL'• btautltull U ved ln1S avallable In l.r'\ine. We car fara11 A rear off 1831 Loul!le. kilch w /Irr: eatln# ana. o w n . P r I n n n I y . SQ F"f 3 Rd 115 500 mot. lllr, Iba., ram .,., havl all rioor p!Mtt. Take str eet , parklnc. te"el ARCH 8 ,,,. 011 profly ld scpd flQO I---~~'!!!~~~--l -"-S7:.;7c;·'°"=::'o:'f'::r ·:P:h~:=644=-854:-:'::"-I • · · rms · 4 • Ir eond All tarmo with house. 3 Br. 2 Pa. 1 •• IK\O ,. .... ba.: on lush •tttnbc * ~-.· •our i--'-r, or a · · . · · the ({Uetaln~ out of house RF.AL EST1\-rE. "!111·2277 si . ot . ..,1 , · ._an "" JU•T •1DUCED onl{ t•p to ,. "ill l WJuu.1 Slll.llll' SQOOO I unlquefrple,Suni»rr h; -boufthtw/O'•do\\nto ••H ELP ?OWNEl{ ~" i;,.!I n •. a11ume 1% lC11n. OWner '111"'1i1•1zt• hunting. Ca or visit our II f •77 0 0 '"" poo Va<'flnt It: spotless wlllearry2nd. ' \ ~I .. • •. ornct. 3 or •. 90 . p t".n Oceanfront Yi'ood~ l'O\'I , qu11I fled buyer. OPJ::N MOTIVATED. Price re· _.,,000. . • C_.._~M-~· TURTL•ROCK.....:... ....... _.... IAHCHli1LTI Hou1e Sun. 1·5 or call F'1bulou s u ml . HOUSE S •t /Sun 1·5: duc1111dl4000.Upgraded 4 4BR,2 ba,flQOl.r11mrm , Asuperb11y1t'89&.:;oo ...__. --. ~-4M·dll or IM-0202 for whitewater view. o Bd . 4 25331 La Eitradfl BR. s BA Harbor View &: den. L1e lot. Nu c:pt.s & HASTINGS CO. , .... , ~7UZ Torr. !If) PIH.CW,~. lll•1000 appt, AO LaVloto. Laa. ba. l300.000. '"or m•k• ARCH BAY Home. Own your own shutl•n. A<t fqtl Call RULTORS 640.1561 -~~~~I ~ii~ ti.II.COO. UNtlt W*"' & Ciil;lf Beh. orfer. O•n. •~7LS6. ' REAL ES1'ATE. 498-Zl71 land. Broker. &18-1511 &15-4000-EastblW'f Prol. Bld1. ~ . .. . '. ·, . }' 1!1·.11 ! +.111· 1 \ I . . . . ' . ' . . . . .. . < • . .. . .. . I ' !_J>f '¥11.VPILOT Sunday. August 10, 1915 ttruM1'9r..,..I Nt•HU.fu '•••• Hr11 .. u.r. ' .. ?. .....,.,,. ..... cl , tif1.,...Uwhl;alllted ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• , •••• ,,tt•t·••e.,• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ····-···.···········•!••• ······•···.·.············ or,l~1llw5olo HoooM•Fo<Sm. loc_P,.porty 2000loco-Prope<ty 2000C-Mes• J124Cor100MMW JZ~H :ll•it'!l ... 'lJ40Lu91,. .. oclo J2Al~L-3284 .... ' ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••·•••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. •••••• 1.,. •••••••.• ·············-···-···· ···················~~-••• , ••••• , •• , •••••••••••. ..-;..Ji&ailapwt .. edt I 069 Sllftta """ ' I 010 E.SIDE 2 Br util and Charmln1 2 btdroom, _ _.. ..;.; , z--z BR Housa, ftfrit. 3 BR~ ffou~ Oce1n vu., .. ' ''''•••t••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' f\lrnltur~ Inc i:s6 M:emu story home. So. al Hwy. * YvrKtown/•*tnhll• s , v . L •I un 1 B ch . VtU pald, Ibo. Jl60'J . ,. 'YI.STA oa UDO SftARP 481\ 2ba, frplc . * TAX * Pl, $110. M9·°'33 Le fenced yard.. Garqe. •:RJ z ~·-~. Villaae. Yrty; lse . 2"d f!t.ve . South l.oii,:una. ~. Spadoul Bayltont Con· ror lot. l y r old, nr. S. $350. Uaiiquc. Hol'l)ea • Pl1RI e/ ti 831·9139 Eves. Mr. lllltl<>-21J,Z8'J-6709. loopeL'I ) •1 do; lBR & LanµI, ~:~aza. $48,000 J\gl. SHELTER llatt ...... leedl 3140 67s.fi000. .Jc':-~!;'ii.J:. plan Wtt*!w'n•t•r 3298 __ Sale(Lse opt. by owner. •••••••••••••••••••••••CethMese J224 IBR.IBA. .. 1115 i, L&aunaNlguelShords •••.-••ot•••••••••••••••• • .aeuoaable.875-58.SJ De5 pe r a t e! 2 On lot. lruNTINGTO EC •S Br bome nrbch.. pv\•••••••••••••··~···-•¥c\'ad.diinJW&rd ... Oceaa aide ol hwy'. 31f(¥.AetJLATE3br,2 bu , ·WESTCUFF ~·h~111er out of State. Good NB A ){ patio, !role, nice yd. • SHARP t BD i ~. , 'BR.ZBA:. .. SM& Bdrms .. 2 ba •• rrr.irly cpt , drp1. szoo. HE:o Ueluliful spaciom 3 Br 3 income • Ii.WT)'. Agenl $300/mo. 67s-.5t\0 'twnhse blt·im, tpt. deft. •~(Bl~ painted home. ~ ~e CPT. RLTR. 393-USI . • Ba, P'am . Rm. Liv. Rrri .. 1213)378-6294 3 PLEX & 4 PLEX pool, patio. QtS lie. 1 . J1'R,1:JlA'. .. tlOO ==~1re=.bi~ ie...HhMllWclor -f-. Din. Rm. Reccnl-Seal leach 5014 SPARKLING NEW L-leKll 3141 833-!653 •Garfleld/-"!'i Mo. 1 llllfw'alohod lJOO , ly, nde<oralod by fu5'y ....................... 10 TO CHOOSE FROM ......... .,.,,.,.,.,,., EASTSIDE, Ji~~· ~J!R,38A. .. -TURNER ASSOC. .,,.,. • .,, ..... , ...... . Owner. $83,900. •LOVELY TRIPLEX DON'T MISS THIS LEASE SlG0,000 Beach corated.Z br . th 1 •01.ifte'JCt-/BroQkhunt 1105N. cat llwy,Caguna South Coast near beach & shopping, OPPORTUNITY Condo. for_, mo. or 4-plex.. No ·-or .4BJJ,2BA .. ..-. 494.1.111 MIWPOITIUCH Jn vestment w /sharp 2BR. li\·e·in + S 7 9 5 m o . u n f u r . dogs. saDO. Jacl. util,.31$1 •·BaMill&/Buibanl SUmmer • Ytllrly leaist.-s " M9"tll2 64&·6710 S.120income. Oceanlnt.3br,2:ba,2000 Sanla AnaAve,l'l.3-0797 3BR,2BA. .. $315 OCEAN 1',RONT, 3 Bdr, From '650Month '° REDUCED S79,000. Located just blocks to beach &schools . sq, rt .. wetbar, frpl. Sec. · · ..... i. _ , • Btacb/HeU Den, 4 Ba houae. c..au llLL •IUMDY '"' Call c21a1 .s98-l.326 Lovely Spanish & contemporary styl-guard. Adulta.5'4·76'18 J . Br. •PPln•, ui.u.. fald, s BR.. 2 BA .. .$DS furn i 1 h e d or 'n -~~ .. ;oll~oi~-~~~6~7;~~1~6~1 BLUFFS BELMONT REAi.TY ing. AJJ have home owners 3 bedrm, 1 ~ child, pet,ancJa, * C.M. Fa.Ir/Hart.or funllahed. Mk.in& "200. S 1200 MONTH IZ15 2 Br, applns, kids, J BR 2 BA. ~ per month. Refe.re s CONDO Mobile HoMH bath with attached rentals. To rent North La«Una lncd.•ar. Ftrepla'ce ~~rpeta Required. NlCH LS C1•d1•l•I_. ForSClil• 1100 estate.Largehouse,poo1 $W1Br ,child,ullt d 1 d i h b 'Real Estate, 202 ·S. UMfwwl"'-4 l42S Beaullfully upgraded 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & caretaker included. 3 Br, 2 ba, kkts, pets. ~~8e • 1 waa er• Coast Hwy. 494-0703. ••••••••••"••••••••••••• BXR:' 2PY.I Ba OwnCorner Uf!il 1975 2BR , 2BA, 20x56 ' F-ROM $17,500 Ref's. req. ~~rn'·,•,hhled, k1idsBr ......... plna, ~=ii Bev or Joe L Hll 3lSO M'tia Verde Town~ousl'! " an. er anx· Skyline. Pets OK. Short SPllHGFlaD ESTATES GOOD ltlALESTATE r u 963 587 9D--l'186 ..... • end unit. Nr. pool, plush ioa 1 and wi ll be lp blklooccan.SJ6...0065. 960.llS 494-7511 child,pet;Agt.Fee. -4 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• crpt1 , k cirps1 $0). No fi nance. Only 169,900. I 141..aJOO HOMIMK&S 3Br, bltins, cent'I air, peli.$49·l713aft.Spm. Open Sat ae Sun 1·5. 532 IO'xSO' 2 Br. Across from '*642af900* Vacant 38r, 2ba, entrl s hag c pt . $315/JllO . Cancha. llunt. State Bch. $3,600. OFFERED BY: Or unfurn Mini E'&t. N. a tri um, single atory. $52·9503or~9700 2 .l}r. 2 811, Golt ~ursc SJ6..3248or646·5386 KENT ROGERS REALTY end. Exec. charm home. 2 BR Fenced yd, l child Viii• Pacific Condo. 2 Condo, Laguaa Nig uel. . Whitewater view. , 3 Bd, 3 ,,... OK. 1919 FllUerton,' Sl op• lo ~:. lennla M'--1 ll5 Crpta It drps. UX> mo. Flamingo 10x47', Builttns. b b 5 I I ~· •-...-ed •., eam ce1 . orma __,mo.642·C857 -.. ... ....,.,..-.-... •••••••••••••••••••'f•.•• Imm .oceup.49)..~. Newporl Bch location. O Saf & S d t .. ~ .. A _. .. ~... -MU.-1 Adi k $3•= S48-0l<l pen 1111 in., am Tm, ...-.:.. ... r. La•. Niguel. Attractive DELU• ~ N 1 0 • tp · c..JY. • • • lge. gourmet center isl. 3Br, Iba, garage, lg yd model home. 3 Bd, 2 ba, ,,,.:.,. P · rest FOUNTAIN VJ;,.LLEY kitch. H /F pool, walk to w /garden &: trees. Stove, HUNTINGTON ramilf room, fenced yd. Twnhome. Avl. 9/1. 2 tu: b c h , privacy, elec. refri1. frplc. Wiil con· HAllOUI smal pets ok. Lease. + ~en, 2'A ba, rrpl, AREA West of Beach Blvd, 6 Blcks on Adams iarage, extra parking, sider kids It a cat. ·$UO Z .... + len tic• it IPIH '425. mo. 494.9'12J.. refng, gar>. cP.t, dr~. Double wide 2 br, 2 ba, North At Alabama 2 Blocks $12 oo . mo . inc 1 . mo.,Jse. 645-UJSeves. ·1--. n ·d k •--I pool -4' tenn11. 07&-5340. den. Choice pet park. caretaker in guest hse'. ~rt;' 1:· ~ ~ GARDENbome3br,~ba, ext. 256 day1 or."'2·54St 671•7601 S 15. 9 5 0 . 55 4 · 0083 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rent Jess to show proper· Laree 2 BR home. Crpt., on lye'ar kease ·Bkr rec. lac's. Sec. gate.. Avl. eve .. ., • .1 H 494 44'"'"' 0 ,...... . Adults $190 675-1827 -&M Utl'll ft &CT-85113 ....,.-IMlrl ...... ~~~~~~~~~~1.~G~o~l~d~e:.:_c~e~s~t-=M~o~b~il]e .: ty for sale ~y appl slv, ref, fncd yd. GaraiC 17141146.M4.I 10/1. $4.50. mo. 675-0UO, •-1 I ,_<l • d omes. o.lexes/ lncotneProperty 2000 · -wn .._.. · · 121315tJo2116 . ......_ · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1' ·,v£STCLIFF VILLA No. Apcrtmttnts Units sote 1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Old farm, 3 br, $175, kJds . , Laguna Nl&uel, z Br, 2 ba, ..... I.a.cl \ 3706 1 :--4 &: 14. for greatest adult for sale 1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 Apts .. 1 & z BR, encl. M•wport.leec:lt J 169 pe~, ok. Also! 2 br, fl40 H .. 11.rbf twnbee, be0, 30 occ1n vu, frplc, private ••••••••••••··~··•••••• living ZBR 2ba in beaut ••••••••••••••••••••••• North Laguna Duplex. garages Good area •••••••-•••••••••••••• ut1l. pd., k1da , pets, slip atdr. 4BR. i Ba, nvr patio, dble. gar, rec. fac, Cute 2 Br, hoQse +gar. cond." Love ly garde~ t9JUHJTS Upstairs, Ja~ge 3 Bd, J Fortin C~Rltrs &12·5000 NEWPORTISLE si n gles. Agt. Fee. occup. Ownr. 5f7-9975or security $325 lease. Yrly, $310 begin. Sept. r· w/pool. Walkto Westcliff Westminster. All J br, 2 ba. Downsta~rs. 3 Bd, 2 WinterLease 979·8430. ,611-1415. &44-1157. Gas&·Wate r pd.675·:1>63. 1; s hop'& (Westc~iff & ba . 6 f rp !e 's. New ~!Ck~Qann i~:S!~~. ~ Plush Office lldfJ. 2 Br. frpl,'.W/W c.~t, 3 Br. 2 Ba , _crpts, drps, BEAUTIFUJ..LY ll'«•or"d. MhsJoll VMfo 3267 Deluxe 2 Br, +Gar. Yrly Dover) OPEN Dady 1-5. carpets & drJlft. Rents Su 1 5~74 G ncl . For Sale or Lease open beams, paneling. ~ stove, lge fenced yard, 4 br near tieach, Khll & ••••••••••••••••••••••• $.125 Begin Sept gas & Ph: tWS-2848 Agt.. 646·7414 $21 ,900. Price $170,000 La:~n~ 8each.r4~--0~1!~· 6,000 sq. ft. modem of-:~~.~park & bay Sl6S family pref. Pet OK.-$300 sh<>P'•· Cathedral ceil~g. 3 BR ~do in Aliso Villas water pd. &7s.:uJ TheBhd"fs; early area Firm. With $34,000down. fices designed for law mo.M8·8321. & atone frpl. _in 1·g. bv. w/air, frplc, upgrd crpts l ·story3BR,2Ba. Will show 7·9'7o spenda· 1.comeProperty 2000 firm or .. ? Deluxe in· WINTER • Oceanfront 3M V rd 4 BR 2 BA rm. b land kit.ch, ram. &drps.$300.581-0887 ' 1-Br, garag'e, frpl c. $5'7,000Aft. 64().556() bnlee.,, N eapr.0~1,.pal •1.on0vnley· ••••••••••••••••••••••• terior w /sauna. ~tore. br, 2 ba. $350. mo. 1•msam :d •occup· 8 ncy rm., di0n. rmd .. ....,.1 l~d· , _ .... M' . :t;: YWash5erlcdrr11~~.!l71640 mo . 1 n..._es. ri .. ~ FREE&CLEAR Beach Blvd. Huntington 675·8531 5'6-0855 • tras. a r ner nc . ui;:a&euuuse, ISStml te-.eary. a .......... EASTBLUFF LO PRICE P I e a s e · Brok er Beach. Available 1 /15. Lease. jo .. View, 3 bedr , s, ..... Ptw•-.c.. 3707 .. Bi& 4 br, fam rm home. 714"/540·2345. 4 PLEX Muller RA.......__ & LIVE ON LIDO ISLE ·d R 2 ba $425. 91MH351 family room, 1ardeber, ~ l-'"'-'"'-:..:C=.:....----1 N r . Loma Lind a ~ 2 B 2 B I $450 fdesa Ver e; 3 B • ., $365 586-4584 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 9 • Will Lte/Opt. or ·sell. lvsiness Property 1400 University. sss,ooo trade Man~ement Co. Inc. r :1~~Jn mo. f 3 m · rm · S3~ 5 + Waierfronl Townboae · ' ' $175 yrly. Begin Sept. Sml SlliD,9DO.M4·29fl8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• as down pymt on large ExclusiYe Agents gardener, water paid H. Hrbr, w/3S' boat slip. 4 BR, Z BA, htn, !rm, ~ach. w /pvt bch priv. I BLUFFS · VIEW PRIME IAHK O.C. home or Inc. Prop. 846-4493 1213)289·0144 Lido Sands, 3 Br. 2 ba, blk Ferguson Rltr 545-$160 2,009 &q. ft., 3Br. :JQa, fncd. yd. Air cond. $JS(>, Adti1lt only 675·~. Fee land with this im·1 IUILDJHG can add cash or other ~~ to bch/Pool. Winter or 2Br 1 Ba gar children& pool/lenniscrt.M6-9t60. 581·2294 Ba h 1 f mac•s,,acious upgrd'd properties. Rick I • Yrly Avail Sept 5 :11 ioK·~Blockto --9 e eor apt or man. tri -level Bay{ront Con· $l,OSO,IJ;'IO Alderette Rltr. 547-6469. · I 645-6293. · · ' s ma pe · hool Big 4 + fam rm. quiet de-New,...t leD 326 Yearly. priv · bch, nr $172,000·yearlyincome Newport Hgts. Sc · ad e•d' S&-Mim cate ••••••••••••••••••••••• stores.$13567;J-6?90 do. Lux 2 Br+ FR (or Excellent tax shelter OPEH HOUSE 2Br, stove, refrig, washer, Sept. s250. PYl, Pty. a dult ' ld1cp1. P'reably NEWLY decora&ed 4 br, 31----,.-~~-:.,.-:!~)Mf:,:i p~~~:;~bs~~ (ire3.t Newport location De .. x• 4-Plex dryer. Cpts/drps . $27 5'8·1511 . paiab!id. Month'to ...ui ba:, den, frplc, sJ.eps to Ol'.'OtMrdel Mer 3722 deeor. Nr pool, tennis. Ted H~~-~Assoc. 7352 Garfield. New units MOlrt.E yrly. 673·1966 4 Br, 2 Ba, huge Fall'!. or lease. $49Sornireas beach. Lease $550. By •8•A•CH• .. E••LO•·~·~·.::·;;;•~ Open Daily 1·5. 2963 Huntington Beach, tax. HOMEPARK 4 Bdrm .. b eautifully Rm .• frp lc, dbl 1ar., off.StanMeyerS56-fl'Jl; ownerS45·3370an..4 ......,.. UUI pd ~N Q d d N B 0 0 CE llOG --' N H t 3'.lO Spaces t It to N ~ 549-1381 __... · · r. ocean. ue a a. . . wner C.M. FFI • shelterev property. Isl ea r eme · furn .. just ste?> to ocean. pa io, wa e -....,.. PAMOIAMIC YIEW 2500Seaview \nxious. priced reduced. Prime I-I arbor Blvd. cor. yr write ·orr SIIM. Lions plus 225 future sites. Will Month to month or year-H gts schoo ls. Sept. ....... 3244 S.y • I rvine Hills. En-1-=~·=-=="-''------- .>UBM1T. Agt /Owner 3 Sty. F ine growth area Estates,536·2579 tradeforfarmingranch ly.$4M>.S57-0JO!J $4l5.Pvt.Pty.548·1Sll. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tertalner 's delight2 BR.1""' BA , fryl. 2 yr. ;.i 644·7177. Air-cond., Sched. inc. TAXSH&TBl R 1~1LLGRUN~~6161 . I £-SIDE. 2 Br, util, and BEA~.Newl\ancboSan w/pool It game room. old sunn.Y upstairs. Gar_. ... E .. R BAY Sl31 ,2 l4 yr. $685,000 ea or · · Bayshores winter re:nta furniture inc. 156 Me rrill Joaqwn Twnhome. 2 Br. Fantastic new4 br, 3 ba., 4:, $; t Or age · 7 0 Si,; " ,.. Wesley H. Toyfor Co OPEH HOUSE • Br, SJ.5(1 mo. Pl. $3l0. 549·0433. zy, ba, z story. Overlooks 400I) sq ·rt custom home, L•rltapur. 49J.ZM6 for ~ewp ort Height s , J Realtors 644-4910 7931 -41 Holt St, Hunt .. Industrial/ 646·9198 goJf course It late. $900. wood ceilings, 3 frplcs, aw. . .,. bdr s l •h baths lit ington Beach. Luxurious Property 2100 Sep. Howse~~ 5'47·7CM4155.2.(J(J55 tr .,.150 1-=-~-----m ·• 'sp · S 11 l for Lea• 2'3 Br a pt •. L•'ons ••••••••••••••••••••••• u---sUof--'sMd many :1 aa .. -P ·mo. C..teMesa 3724 l.y.I. I B~. lo bay. 2nd ma 5 ore ~e. 0< "' ..------3 be 2 ha cange -· •••1102 631-,( ,.., G L 1-•-I "al....._ ' ' ..... ,....... .. SPAC 2 b 2baCondo 2 ....,.. or -u '"' ••••••••••••••-••••• Story view ; lge. kitchen, r e al co rne r· arge Estales,536-2579 -• n ---r--••••••••••••••••••••••• drps,$325.-548_7437 . . r. . b ltn1; hdwd firs .. Lot·80 ft . on N. Coast 12.000 ft.·6,000ft Gi11trel 3202 patios &Rec.d.r.Cls. 3Br,Pool,frplc,DJ.W.dbl Slt.HWllK'li~ • i1 beamed ccil, frp\c .. tri-Hwy. See·l088 N. Cst. FOUR ·PLEX &Others. Hngtn Bch •••••••••••••••••••••••MESA VERDE 3 br. 2 ba , Schls. It" sOO.-. Sl76 Ap· 1ar . .549 ·0976 aft 5 :30. •Studiolt l BRApt.s 't' pie garage. Vacant. see Hwy . La11:una . Call Good C.M. loc ation MllllerRemta1s&: FREE FREE frpl, cpts, drps, bltns. pie Tree. 1 yr. lie. M·F.orwll:Dds. • •TVli:lraldSeriAvall anytime! Aski.ng$00,500 S46-00'l6or 546-0075. ; ::~t~~a(, d;:;w::i~~: Maute19RIMfttCo. Inc. ·Professional Service-,. $.150 + Grdnr . & ~· ~-~o·;~t ~ lacst1 ! !1:'·7: LU$H .'GARDE:N" Patio! :=::.~~pool POOL . C•mete!"Y Lots/ $67 ,500. Need 20o/o down. 846-4493 (213)289-0~~ •LANDLORDS* 979-7836 or833-30IO ays 213.330.3979 Tbe,.Bluffp, ,4. br, 2~.!f!· ... Ol'Fweek's reo.t Sewport Heights; tree Crypt1 1500 YEAGER REALTY, ~I 1 151 Ho••flaclers * 2BR ,tBa .plea;saot~a. Wht. cpl, frpl. •~-~· w /ad hidden 4 bdrm .. 31r.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 556-6171 642•9900 'Nopets.Close1n.$26S +. IEMTALS Clo&etoellel')'lhUie. -Z178NewportBlvd,CM • '1' baths· kitchen bit-ins 4 lots $250 ea. Choice loca· ""H L ._ C Califomia's l.argest 5"8·2857 orl4&-s:a7 :t BR, 2 Ba ....... $425/450 tra.s! ~vaUI riow.~dlO· · 5"8-9'15.sor&t.S-3967 • "'with ~ook . Dining rm.: tion. Harbor Rest Mem. ow ac .. , • , · aRentalServke!• EASTSIDE r1>1• .. -, fncd 3BR.ramrm .2 ba .. $436 Y!I!l~Y~·!"4~-0,l~U~----JF.:~~~~:',;'~~;;;;;:: -fa mily rm ., shellstone Pk.CM.543·0605 . Yot1Get"" ~... Newport Beach -• E·SlDE bach. 'wtrrplc. OCE •H DUf'LEX 2200 yd. Gar, 2 br. den, cpts, 4 Br, 2'C.ba, WDlr •.•. $800 POR'ft)f'JNO Z sty, s:., Cozy. Just redecorated. -frplc. Courtyard enlry2 NfCHES at Pacific "' Lotsforsal.-~ ~ drps; wtr. pd No dogs. ( R bonus·rm.Avl.9(15; si•.mo.6'15-2913aft5 .-·~ ;~r.:"L~·0_:.;.::~ .. rir~·~~;~;;.~ce:~: ~.:;!=c::::b~~~~~: :11:.~:·,;~,.~~~=-i~; 11uuJJ&111tW.I ~~fi~=-?'.=: ~~~TY -, :~~·0430. &44-MOJ t 1:'~:ei~~:~~~:!·;:~ ,..,.__.., sume 7~ Joan. Come on own er. $25,000. Ph: · · lllt.RL BAYCREST, 4 bedrms. 30,no pets, 548-1021 1 · KEA LT~ ColNMrcial down Sat & Sun 12·7, 1311 542-8027 • FIEE SllYICI · 3 BR, l Y.i BA. den. CloSeta 4523 Campus Dr .. Irvine best schools. 2400 sq.q.1 --~------~••r ,,.,.,,,. P••• Offlcr Property 1600 Seashore Dr. TO LANDLORDS ~hi. & Coll ege. Lse. S360 Campus Valley Shop Ctr. yily le a se·$550. qlO. •Tropictll Poal• "~61r$122,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "SttHowLucky RSACllRlESnd+lor -1 Member of Board of inc. gardner. Aft. 6PM CALLIJJ..1600 Agent642·S200 1 Br. cpts. drpe , bltns, Ownr/Agt.675-7505 I · · ness u e u, E·Side lBR house. 'nice Commun•'lyPark 'Pool. br, 2 b~, nr. all schools.\;~m~o~·~548~·~1~168~·;;;;;;;;; ---~------I 0 fice bu1ld1ng, s pec· Commerce. yd. PrelerSeru'-citit.fm. . • p•rk & p!aygroun~ r=.. Rm . Cor. lo t . BA YFROHT ~You Can Get" Bkr.-~~4~ a:;tlme Real~or:·a Be~~~s~l;·J~67~3~·826~~7--,----,-l;,;:";;.,;:.,;;:.;31eR:r;-.-:,u;Ba~-"". n.l.:m;;;;-e.1 HARBOR View Home. '.c patio. Uti11tiesp:ajd. $180. 1}! tacular Yiew, exe<:utiYe 5 ..... $350 mo. Ownr. SSZ.9606. u,. DOYER SHORES of f ice s. R e duc e d . SJMSO Sl45no pets6t6-4924 . · comm. pOol. $$25. Gdnr. I BR Furn $185 EXECUTIVE .. = 000 'ds 3•32 •.lEMTALS• Inc. 833·1861 I BR Unfurn $165 ,... ~· · n>:,\LTY COMPA NY lt.B.pool,3Br.ki .pet. BT..., • -=~-~---..>.J Lovely courtyard en· BILL GRUNDY DUHAN & DOYLE DOVER SHORES H.B. mobile, 2 Br, ap-••••••••••••••••••••••• . UNIV. PARK DB.UXI CONDO . Lots of bltns, 1>001. walk ,. trance.4Bdrm,4baths. Realtor 67§..6161 INVESTMENT.INC. plns,kids. 3BR 2BAborne'•Jfnlit, 3BR,2Ba~ ...... $300/38S to s hopping, l}z m i . .::·~ Exquisite panoramic 17400ranv-,CosteM... VIEW LOT FTN Vly. pool, 3 Br, ram tree~ g alore. ctoee to 3BF,21h'Ba · ·· ·· · · · $425 Newport C'rest.2 br, 2 ba, be.3ch. 931 W.19thst. view of ocean, bay. leochllForontctp 548-1168 Gorgeous VIEW of Up-rm, 2 Ba, appl:ns, kids, frwy, acbool• lhop~c. COLLEGEPARK pool, tennis. $375 mo: m.0:4~ Newport Center, Balboa Comm 'I lot nr hospital per Bay! Spectacular lot pet.a, It gardener'. $395 /mo iriCI gardentr. 3 BR, dei, 2 ba · · • • · •. $tOO'J ~54S-f~~1~1~1:=-::--:-::--:~I·~~~~~~~~~ l·sland. Huge c losets Approx34,00Ctiqft.S110M Let's Make A Deal m easuri ng approx. Furn ~shed Newport Agent 891-4&18 , RanchoSabJQliq,uln NEWPORT CrestCondo3 lbru .out. Sepa'al. -~~& Pvt Ply has 300 Rec 78x.174x92xl47. Asking Beach 2 Br util boat ZBR.2~Ba ........ $l!kl0 b 3 b 1 . "Pool Trailer for Rent. Adults M..u..ra~ · · · ' ' ' TURTLEROCK r. a. enrus · only. No children/pelf. maid's quarters. Dog M rnentCo. lltc. acres. 3 Br, R.anch in San $87 .500 ·fee simple! dock , $250 we.ell:. Agt. NEW S Br. 2 Ba. gange., 3 BR, 2 Ba •..••. ._1~ui $450 mo. Lse. 645·8781 . S48-23S3. Al $179 -• M 1 anage . Lu.is Obispo Co · Also J AmyGaston&&Z-8235 Fee. cpts, drt>S . dishwasher, .--....., ---------• run. • ,;>VU. us 0"' .. -4493 (213)289--0144 ·' d I I -p ·-·~ 4 BR •«Ba ~s --r. pcrifice! CallMft.2313. ......, waterfr ont lots. Total HOMEFINDMS a u ls on y. -°''""""·· • .. n · •··· ··• .,.., HARBOR VIEW ~fonaco HuRtiftt)f le h 37 40 ., °"""'"'o.us 1uN 10 1JtNI(•' .liVlfi -~ , value, $287 ,000<;ash. EX· MouMain, Dnert. *642-9900• tia. $375. mo. 557·7010 3 B~~~UTSQUAll~ 2 br. den . 2 ba . ·For ••••••••~•n•••!;••••••• l~",-1 )1U ~ change for; Units .House Resort 2400 --2 BR l lf.t BA C d oiERFiiiJ)ff()ME Lease.$475-645-S24S NO INCREASE in s um· . I• . " -~~ofe~~~;l~~·;-:9-4977 · ~;;~·~-~~~·~~·;.;~:·~:~ (l.IJ rf I'!.,) t1pJi1 ~:~·~r.··~~ ~:;~: 3BR,2 ... Y.i Ba .....•.. Jl25 1~:,~cR ig~ T~t;ri·,~r:i~c :1.!~ ~~~·~~~-ls~,~~~ .i§g!g!!,!!~~~~!!!'!J~"'-:~~';"'=""'~~-l -lrao~2~11i:Mlil~S~Sa10Hot;--rowhead Villas & we'll ~ij 1Mf,t!~·;~•~t' MB-8.500&586-9563 gar.door. $325. style btd1. pvt encl gar, S-C.._iute 107& CondominiWtM A rare find. All 3 Br, 2 100% fina nce anew cabin SI 75 _ Anahm. 2 br. ,_.,.. v~ 3234 VACANT 67~ poolo<Sauna, Jndry, •dlts. ; ••••••••••••••••••••••• for sale 1700 Ba 4 Pl / . kl on it! Cabins start at d' 1 -• VIS .. H JACOBS REALTY 17301 Keel'6ft Ua, 1 blk •••••••• ' -ex w s pnn ers I s1•• stu ••. poo . ••••••••••••••••••••••• W. of Beaeh,0(1 Sla••r. •• ••••••••••••• •• •. Bl Good 1 $15,800, ots ,,., up. al ~ 0~ **AIOVE** NORTHLAGUMA "' tns. ncome, Many fine cabins now ~.Brea .re nice2 br.netJRONTWNHSE3Br, RIALTY H.V.Homes.5BR+pool lq-'1848 . .~ . . * THE l"•CH * Xlnt potential. $86,000 built. all w /terms. kids ok . . 21f.t Ba. Fam. Rm. Bltns, s.52 7500 + A/C. Somerset model.I-"'"'-='-'~--''--~ CONDOS SOUTH COAST DIXIE DEAM REALTY $165. G.G. 2 br, sepd1ne. inc. frig. $370 mo. to mo. ., .. LR. $700. Agt.se.11612. WEH&:Y RA.TIS .:~ So• c1 ........... Whitewater Views· 2 & 3 549.~t;VESTM~rno. 714-337-3812 rm. G 2 b ki.1 -$350 w /one yr. lse. New-Rancho San Joaquin ..... UT Bluff Condo 4 b:eclftlv• S.hs ·L lollla Aret1osa·. b,drm.unltafromSS4.000. $190 G. · r, ua M2·4474.&9S3-2368. townhome; largest San~ ... · b 1• -~ . 727 , ~. 11 d C u 675-7225 2 NEW d I . I RoalEslllfe pel&ok. Luis Rey mcidel · l 'Br ~. ~ a, mn-. OC· . ..-y ; 409 Anwota Late. 011 1 Brentwood ea~:i i:n ~ heh-.. 2100 $185. C.M. 2 br, kids GREEN VALLEY luxuriously upi,radeci '. cp'i .. ~. Att.5"·1133 ' Beach s1·vd at Yorktown t.xurious condominium I p · •••••••••••••••••••••• petsok. Twnhoue. S1I. sty. 3 hr, ManelGUll r .tew: :Avail S.. ca. t 3276 536-0411 -., nsidences ON Ange es. r1n.only. HAVE 2 Condos. I BR, I $160. ~lacntia. gd. area, 2 ba. J3fiO mo. Avl. 8/14. now. tlOO Mo. . ....... ;.~~;!.......... STUDIQS & I Rs ·<!ii THEBLUF.F. Ba , 1 sty, nr Cal Stat 2br,kidsok. b 613-5020 Carlson,_Rltr &13-9293 Oce f o..tec-lo •FUii Kitchen · ZBR, or 2+den. Priced Fullerton. S.1800. equity, !~~~I. ~1~: ~3!·1:2 ~ llaoll )lloalHdl 3240 Most·desir•bleUnivPari: New2:'.:ba,den,frplc. ·•Heated Pool .. from $44,000. to $95,000. $177. mo. or 3 BR. l Y.i Ba, ok. ••••••••••••·••••••••••• Villace z, 38R 28A + '650. MZ·ll"5 •Laund"' r .acililies ho• 1119= adlt, security nr So. Cst. $400 Wstmin. Lcvely 3 b enormqus bonus rm. On · ,:Free U~ihbes •Oceanvie'NS Plaza. ss5oo. equity. ·+tam rm. w/pOOI . HUM't. HAllOUI greenbelt nr to pools for LEASE /OPTION Very :t-"reeLinens •Subterranean ****STOP*••• Charming 2 Story Bldg. $187 . mo. Will trad ,1 b 8 d f 1 5 1 A .1 ~Oceanvu 2 br l lii:ba ~TY.•M aldsen i\•u~I w/courtyard in heart or either ror latemodel car, e m er oar ° COMDOMIMUM care u peope. Vll · • &~8~ r Sec.Prkg. Wasting money on non· CdM. 2712 E.Coast Hwy. etc. of s ame value. Realtor&, Better Busl· ResortUvtq,lbt:t . now. $450 leas e. 4341 e. $325 mo. call for p~ ;~ ue . , •Elevator negotiable rent receipts. 2ooo Sq ft. 644.1053 638.1769 ness Bpreau, Chamberol slip. Tennia. Ol1mplc, Sandburg Way. C.11 c:ol· •ppt. &40·5078 , •I _1•5.,e.,!.eO<r~,'"' .. •Ceramiclile Ta x advantage of in· or Commerce lec:t La Joala 1~06 · "' ,.. .., ' " •Auto. clean ovens tereat &. taxes rou.ld save 640·0420. · •ize Pool.' Bdrm, 3 Ba. ' .S... All• ~210 L I> 1 •• "" G I , I • r-I a~~, Sl0-1105 FwAlj. FrpL.PvtGarden Ot"tenanlS5Z"'4a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• !iMALLJlEACJlllM"EL •asogrp cs. you JOOso-yeary. $75,000C.ASH ..,,..... PUo"Pvteattywalk N 11 1 R2YJ0..,...k •QualifiesS2,000 2 Bedrm. 2 bath, single •••••••••••••••••••••• .... ,,.,.•~ 1206 •.......: .. h.-1.:........ Wall&: to'water,Zlw .... •••.2Br.2~a,ehild. A9'1.,ocu111 00° · wee.· Waiting in escrowrordn· d -io_.c -~ .. _ 2Br •,•·&pet. *1 mo 131-1056 tax crtdiL story Condos in Santa Hoene• flfrM• •••• •••• ••••••••••••••• . . · 1ln1MI iii: famltiel. And.J •-• • • ua · ••OP84 Ana completely r e -~1~~Rf::1ti.8~'.ts. •••••••••••••••••••••• BAYVIEW Dph:, 2 r>r; 2 213/'31-fl!"ll ,, br, frplc, S286 lindee, ,l.Br,2ba,kidlftpet. , tt U".NT INGT~AR · S,\T/Sl.1-1•• rurbished, still only G.....,.at 3102 ba. blt.ns, cplg,,gar. uo HU1eprestlfe21t:r.tbr, klda, pets. Art. tee. Aa\.HFO .. M.IFllll,_S · lOUR Town · .~3BR. • 17 I 4J 49M 121 S2l.9SO. with l0% down. EXCLUSIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sapphire. 6'15-2'51 formal dh~ rm, 2'n: bl!, m-M30. -waterfront. ~J:!:-'d. 9600. ~ 1 OFFERED BY ~!!k ~or Frank, 839-8J2I HEW LtSTIMG Cute & clean 1 br, util. pd. COl"OIHI del Mer 3222 uparadfPd th~. I Yr• JBR DA l'am rm. Lene •642-ftlO• To~iftlleSll.y Mf1'11 • BERTl{A llENRY gen · 2 Bea l lrl plex un\ts M.H. C.M. Alsofncd I br, nrtr. Walk &O ocean. "7S _ .. ..-1 ·-_., F .-l '." , ; ., ,...., • u · · ·' utll pd, sngl lam. Diver!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• per mo. Call Keith Of ..... ,a .,_.on. -·-« Ceste Mese 2724 ~ W.M '":...' J724 \ RLTRS ~Hs/ Xlnt. Costa Mesa loc. -.2504 -------· ---1 drea m. 2 hr. has all , JETTY..,..... Fay962·44'11 . ' . .. •••••6••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••_... •••" ·-. ftifs sale 1800 lnc ld 11 pool & fr11\c. TllSn -n • •VI E W PO I NT E ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5129,000. 1 .. ooking ror lie. sngls OK. Cd~t. N.8 . On Ocean Blvd, only E i .. A.. NEW Delule 2 sty. 5 br, 3 Presli&•. Outsta nding Gre t Corner Location salespE:oplr,, ~·r arc not br. rrplc. $235, sngls ok. ~leJ>lll to China Cove. A xtra Snar~A.~ ~]J"· ba., ,cpl. drpa, frpl, bu)' for this happy, Con· a BR . JBR listless. or Lag, Dch, 1 br, utll. large luxurtowi 2Br, 2ba $325. H~o. i~ .. n;~n1g. Inds cpd . r a:a ::~ Ump. home. 2100 Sq. ft Du~lex 1·2 • pril· pd. kids. pets. singles. duple:x W/hardwood nrs, Xlnt B,locaUon.,_i. or $525.mo. 10-f, •14Bll 21,o;ba. inviting w /fJreplac~. Lge vate ~ A.gt. Fee. 979-sat. Formal dlnlq rm, a Keith .. Bkr or -F•'I wkndl. aft e. 751...at., ... .-.ram nn w /frplc. lrg airy patios, s pnnklers. sh.ake lo•oo lslood 3106 super Jetty ft Oeea ta-ffJt ' mi. from Bob• Chi~• 1 ltil. vlewiqg hills form! root, ce>pper plumbing. ---M-I s•so C fl <·.;.; lldL $ t4ia Is ll• rms fw'.niture· all bit-Ins . A m1111t see! ••••••••••••••••••••••• V ep. " 1110. a M~rEi>Opla.anly Nr. '1 n'4 mstr Br. 'Manicured Open Sal & Su.n l·5. Bkr 3 Bdrm, 2Bath. House 6WJf2ll a•ent. 1beh. ·2· br, lt"1t'dri1. BEAU'J'1 Villi ~'I tt:. wiole4 7d. HURRY ON MZ-4JM DOHAN a DOYLE ne•r N. Bay. Compl&ly I BR, 2"' BA. So. rA. HW)', #15. mo. lit ft tut. Sec. sty Beaetl IS:M. i:pl. -THISONE. Onb'm.soo. zoN ALOT 17~~i:,:~:;t~";... tutnislled PJO.m-111• trpl. rern1. wshr/ctr;er. =--:::;,or Drps. frpJ.: .m car -.IJllRTRAllENRY NEWPORTBt:ACI! ... p olo.. ll07 SundKll. $425 mo. 513\t pr.1 Ir, 1 ha., Leeoe ,,, ••••_..RS 492-4121 Close lo ocean. Ma•e .1. 541-1168•• • 1 1 Femle•f,173-MB:J NR OCE 11 Ir ,:1. '-· .. A ~ 1101«·2 'tr•• 1 ,.. ~...... .. UI ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .A 4 • t'UIL -· m""""M Alt Pool ,.... A fer. Broker. 898·4121. 3Br. 2ba Duplex, $4'15 Yrly Lease 3BR, 1 ha, hm. ()c tor. Lats ot wal~, .,1, J1uQ Ja~u i. • Onlr D~rate AN'YTIME. TWO 4..f'UXES Leas e . Avail Sept 1. vu, wit to heh.. stv/ref. 2 smoked rn-lr·r11. 1.,..1, ·-~~42$4~~· __ · _..:.·_.:..! Side by 11 de In Costa 335.3100 days. Eves &e car 1ar .• $3&0 mo . s hag ept . thruout . -~ ;nTn:::.:•: qu~i--------•\ Mesa . If 'IOU are look!n« wknds673·4Z21. 714-719·12Z3. Wa1h /dry, D/W, Ordal. MEREDITH Gardens J buy f otr for a Rood bey bl Un1tii. Hr. schls. Furn. avail at w, l~fam. rra, 3 bt. er or Lh\a I -course To place your me"a~c $8.S,000 ea. BALBOA PENtN. 3 BR. 2 Sty, z bl,, f'rplc &: no chra . '3'75. 1~ last le New cpt le. palrt. J''Jl • ltome . Sp&clouM living before the Don't Miss It.ls OM Avl. Aug. 30th. ~lrahle Sltns. S42S. mo. 806~ rerundabledcp.9112.-'216 988•Mll6:982-T'188 ! •rn Includes 3DR. lrg r e11dinJ!:pub ll c, SOUTll COAST Duplex . Weekly or Ma r1a:old. Bkr.673·.S lc.lt.ch .II: eatina area. En· phone I v ·sT'l"NT Ion r 673 2039 I ~ ~-of f.oU -·nie. N E 1' /[; ie · · S 3 8 2 ~. d' ... ""' -..vu 01lly Pilot. 549 0812 646-6710 •PHt'. r, lNI, 1n rm, er. Ueyouroter. , Classllled,642..5678 . Wi nter Ren t al, See lrplc, rdwd pnl, 2 car ,,.. YALLIY llAl.n SELL Idle Items with a Wtttend, 2009 Mir1tm1r. 1ar, bltns . no peu, pat, _ 111.flOO ' Dal.lyPUotClasalnedAd. orcaUZUIM).53\6. SCZSlH,tlS-2$14. ~ ' ---Lo; 11leoclo 3241 1 Beaut. 3 br, Zt. w/frptc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• For i•le, must be wlliJn1 2 br, do'l"nlown. "" bl. to to 1how. lmmild DC• btb . ·1Yrlly. $S1'S. cupaacy. 17.wsot. ttM112J4M.11ll. ~ .I -. • ' ' t . l • • • I 1 r • . . r • r 0 • n h " k r. 4 • • ' ' ' •' , • • . ' • • " • i ' • ' .. \. I ' . ~!'.!'!'.'.~·~-~.:'!~~ .......... h~ . jH*JMahy.fww. 6.f•l,...,h""'"-Afat .. •f•.....,..._ ~etdsfwWthed I Su ,A ust10.1975 •• ••••••••••••·•••••·•••••• e:I., ... , ............ •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• or U11fllmis.htd J9DO ~ .. e .. oclt 37 Co1tC1 M•1C1 Jl.24 e M-.. 312 IRedl 3140 Newport leodl 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Offiu Rental 4400 lltdltstriot lt...tal 4SOO Lost & Fomd 5900 DAIL V '1LOT '09 I ••••••••••••••••••••• ••• •••• • •• • •••••••••••••••••••••• .... L...-Vllll ••••••••••·•••••••••• ·······-·············· ··.ewd~~:;~. be;;;:,~ •. ·····••···••··•········ iili~i.il~=la' . ~-~~:;;;;;:~·~·;;;,~~;;, L:~~S~~~l;:~~·;.·,~~;e·r: o.T ... IMclt 2 8r,2Bi1,Closedgar. PARICMEWPOIT Vi~il Ltx•i-llllt:Y~ ---·.••"!"'-.. ' liq (t $170. 673·7039or r l~r . l'rl . 1 /1 . wo-bedroom, two b• 846·1311 or M6-t938 Ag\, A.PARTtr.en'S llKltlllklSIOlll'ftlK ~11 c_..~ O!':'LUXE id . 1 . "Punum". Vic : Builders rlvate beach, luau Medt'terranean ·Vt'llage 1275. m o . All utll. pd, 11.ClllliClllWCOllClfl ! • • • i 675-5116 Br 0 w n i Ii h I t ... n. apartmenl. Cor:npletei Nofee. Ollthe=r i ,,..,,""''1 .w;<-1•110 .;tt...,.._""""".., _, n U..'itna urulli Empo rium . El Toro. furnlehed. Be.au.tifull 1 •loth•lor• .;t..,.,. with ofrice5; 1300. 1400• Reward. 581 ·1281. 3 BR, 2 BA, eoc. a:a,r., Luxurr aput.men Uvlng .;t,.._.4.. 1500, 1600, 2212. ill40 tol ~--~-'-''---'-''---- decorattd. 2 •wimmln•' •Wall to wall carpets, drarvos W/W ept Ir drpg. ~mt overlooking thl!I waler. •I BR , 2 BR ~'"" ·--.....i.i. 6000 ti<I ft. 642·4463 or LOST : Siamese Sealpoi- pool1, t e nnis court G ~-r m b ch hlldren •2 BR & o v 118<o• _,,.. I p 11 • rasscloth WallcoVeri nao;i. ro ea • c Enjoy ST S0,000 health en v'"s.c-_,,., .. 1111.. 642 -7604 . AKL. on pre-cat. adult m;ale. v c atlo. l.~lsurc 1r\'jnc at Fi I ...-OK, no pets. $ZAO rDo. spa,7swlmmingpool•,7 ,._..Siil .;......__,..,. m ises, 111 W. 17th St., Mesa Dr. & Ntiwpo" W tB sa 1ca amer, lighted tennis courts, M••aVerd•(a,t&Adoms C.M. A\'e , CA.t . Reward. tu belt. 499·32U6. , • rep aces Bol ch· & w • e ars .· , See Mer. 4662 Milo, A~. 1ilus mile~ or bicycle 540 •1800 631·1030. D-:_eanfront deluxe. l & 2 :Bd!, ~ .. ~. Winter. Steps tq hcb. 497·1082. )' furn. studio a pt. S16U. yr, I round leuie. W•lk to beach 6: J.Own. 494-8734 . I Bd, 2 ba, apt., studio. Patio. 1un deck, •ariu:e, j laundry, al•Jll' l9 oeean, ~ walk lo lo'lfl!n. :Winter tto· • t11I or yearly leue . .&vall , Sepl 1 o r lS. 4'4·7302 · wt ends or evCs. · •Built-in Dishwashers A,846.s847 trails, pulling, 11huf-1800 Sq. Ft. M·l Space.1---------Be d ·u ood i· neboard, croquet. Junior WATERFRONT t'ront office. Large rear Found: Gray part.Angor• • arne ceJ ngs, "! pane tn g :s BR . 1-n BA. W/W cpt & 1 's frp , 1229_50 monthly; h door. $250 mo. 1TI5 Whit -kitten. Vic . s. est Plaza. •Private patios and·balconies drp11, d.vhwt hr.,·frpl, 1 1 d 2 b d Newportleoc. tierst.CM.daya540-5710 968·st71 . • •Heated~wimming~ p0sUo,encl.gur.Children 11C1!~s a:; 2•5~ r:w~ n;B ... _; E xecul1ve otnce eves646·068 l . •Nt'ghl ligh•-'~ t · -'-K, no ptl5. 12166 mo.!,.-', 0 e E l l . ·~ { $1 50 Monlh LOST: Cat, Siamese. lite \CU• enn1S,C(MJ1WJ mi. from beach. w arner u 11 11 · e c r 1 c ''" •~res .: View of bouL" &. w:.iter 1100 Sq. 1-'t. air cond. ore & w/dark markings. Fein. •Gymnasium and Saunas &: Bolaa Chica·. t6S2 Milo, kitchens, prlvat.e patios ~ BILL GRUHOY shop. N. Costa Mesa. Ar.· kink in tail. Vie. Lido '•Security 's:f~l~:hs ' Apt. A. 848·584'l or balconies, carpeting, Realtor 675·6161 sume Jse at $294 per mo. Isle. Reward ! 673·2339. F · H · draperie11. Subte:rranean CORONA DEL MAR lncl's 400 sq. ft . crpl'd . • air OUSl.llg ATTHEBEACH parking with elevators. 2 Br Townhouse, frplc, NORTH COSfA M£.5A ofcs. And sml dark rm. FOUND : Black & whlte THE HUMTIMGTOH Optional maid service. from $275. I Br from $205. Medic al t D~nlal s uite. All. 6PM' 54s-8685. cat, b~k &pol on chin. Vlt · UNFUJtNrsl.i"ED Hlt~i.irs ._..5 Just north of Fashion p 1 . . 950 sq rt avail. !st noor t 'a fM1ner 548·7281 · •1• _.., Island at J a mboree and 00 •tennis, conllnental 2NEW .HLDGS. Redhill at . l BEDROOM Exciting new adult apt.s San Joaquin llills Road breakfast . Some ocean & ""ischer. Irvine --plex. LOST:_ Wht P_ ers1an cat, 'B~nROOM&DEN d)toH t "--~ .. -c t 1· . Cl l tOO sqftgc n'lofcspace. ,. ... v... h n cot .., c.v · a un . n.i........... Telephone c7l4 )644·1900 "a 1na views. 05e to 3407" Sq. n., w /-,q. weanng w 1te ea . B 00 l .... srMS h · & r· be h $345 /mo. 1\mple prkg. » .,,,.,.., I d 2 EOft • M •• 1 . 2 .; BDR FR~; S2<lO for rental information s opping 1ne ac . !\tr. O'Keefe. 549_8138 f l. A/C of e's . 12,ooosq. n. lewar 581·6751 2 BEOROO,M TOWNHOUSE S40-l4C2or8f0.1204. B44-2'6ll. W/2 .~ sq. f\. A/Col~. FOUND; Blk, tg hair cat Aap« .. i.-iu:ti,.~ ... ·kli.-upN. l--'"-'--="'-"-'==:..:_-1NEAR Hoag llosp. sn5 EXECUT JVJo-::: suites on Bo~~ fire sprnklrd. f01 I w/red & while colloir, l50 WKLY. Lovely Bae!\. 2BR unlurn. new paint. mo. 2 Br, 2 Ba Studio. THE EXCITING Newporl Harbor. 400 to ce1hn gs &: good pwr. Vic. l6lh & Tustin, NB . I •r. beach for 1 resp., Office Op·en [\a'1!y' 10 to 6·.30 bltlns, crpls. dtp6, nr. New cpts, drps, bltns, PALM MESAAPTS. 2200 sq fl . 642·4644 ; Phone833·3104. 645·8913. .I OCEAN VI E W Furn'd . Studio apt. w/gar. Utjl pet. 497·123& ~mploycdadult.494·4200 · U beach & Edinger . N D /W, Wshr & Dryr. MINUTESTONPT &4S-«05 Z200 SQ FT f . n14) 557 8020 pets. $175. 54.s-0160 Jlookup. No pets. 4243 · . · M g. ~ Found: Male dog, black & ilowporl leodt 3769 ·1 \I• • . 1-;;;~;::;::::;::;~:;:-~~D~a~n;!_a.I\.Rd<!:·.c.'· 6~42~-7~324~--1 BCll. 55• PER SQ FT p/~~-Av"I Se!'<· 1. 2032 while, ,;c 17U. St. s. A. '•••••••••••••••••••••• I • INEW deluxe near.beach. Bach, 1&2 BR. from $1GS . 1617 WESTCL.!Ff'-NB D PI acent1a, CM. Call 6l6.656Z rearly Rent.al, avail now. 2400 Harbor Bl'(d., COsta )le$a, Calif, BR, 3 ea, a ll bJtns. $MO. Bayfront, 2. Bd, 2 83, Pvt. Adults, No Pets __ _l_A~G'.:'T'::·c.'"~'~-5002~:!__J~64~6-:.'_7~51~2:_ _____ ,~~;;:-;;;;=-;:;--;:~;;- SleP1 to beach. Modeni 21~~~~~~~~~~~·~·~~~~·~~~~l'2320thSt.2l3-Ul·7475 Bch, & pier. $S50 yrly. 1S61MesaDr. LOST: Btwn. l2 &: lPM, ilc4 BR, frplc, $2356:$(1,.fl .• , 979·1935 &644·4.510. (5 Blks East of Newport. SING~~E . to 6 rm suit.es. l800Sq. Ft. M·l Space wf2. 8/9, Longines wristwatch &42·3490 ., ~· , · 1 2 BR .. sharp, nr. beach&: Blvd.> Avail. 1n plush offi ce front ofc. Lge r_ea! door. w/Spiedel band in prkg.. 1 c..h Mes• 3824 Oste M•t.• 3124 shopping. $175/Mo. 3 BR 2 Ba block to belich 546·9860 bldg nr. OC Airport. Full $250. 1777 Whittier St, Jot of Builder's. Em· J40 WK U~ 1&2 Bdr .••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 •,•f•,••'••••••••••• Realonomics 675-6700 yrlf , g~rage, patio: s.e r ~ice incl ; Rece p -C.M.Days54Q.S710,Eves porium . K ee ps ake. Bach. Color TV. maid Hew Co~tlOlll Dli~LEX T.h F U ol bltns.$34S. 642-l603 Rooms 4000 t1on1 st, con f~rence rm. 646·0681 Reward. 642-12.98 serv, pool THE MESA _ .... _ e ee ng •BEACH AREA• ••••••••••••••••••••••• xerox, etc. Cnll 833-3640 Rentals W•nted 4600 . 415 N. Ne"wpoct Bl NB . CEDAR uuuS ho 'e! 2 br, 1 ba_. gar. Z &: 3 BR apts. Some with East bluff. 28r. 21Aba. ROOMS $25. week up with LOST: M e ns Blfocal 666-9681 ' University Dr iiear Walk t o a)\op'a:., Library fireplaces . enc losed view, pool , adultli, no k i t ch e n . 548 .9755 or FREE RENT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Glasses Vi c. S. C., Del .:..:.~.;.:;"-------l kck Bay. 2 bl; & den. &.p~r~."1:·chUdO.l\. $100. garages, utilities paid. pets.$350.64-4·4?67. 645.3967 • EXEC. & F amily (3 Mar Ar ea . Call Collect. ~VAlL. Sept. 2 br, 2 ba, rom $275. Ea&tside .. ~-66:12,aft 6PM" '2lO. and up. No ftt. C;i ll If you act now. Children) arriving from Irvine . 552.9141. yrly. $300. 5eOO Neptune. ·'1437 or646-U64 ZBR r -· $l70 8 4 g. 1 3 1 1 To B 1 N NEWPORT MA.RIMA E·Side, furn, frplc, rer.. New deluxe office s pace Sina:apore need comp. MS-8111 -· · • pn urn., no..--· REAL TY INC for large or small users. furn ' d. t emporary LOST: Engraved Charm T :::c-:-:::-c-:-:---,--~l>o•ta Mesa's F\nest Loc. mQ. r erri1, &: alove inc)d. · 91 • layU. Dli•• pvt. entry' Sll5. 67S.&i88 Liberal tenant improve· quarters. 1-2-3 weeks. bracelet, Vic. NB/CM I "ALKto8ch,new2br,1 nJy kind in the area. 1l4·968·806'f.. ,3 Br ,' 2 Ba Duplex . 28R&2Bkw/denonlhe or640·4lSJ. ments,all a mcnitiL-s too. NBor CM.646-96.11 area. Se ntime nt a l . badpla.D/W,garb.disp, uiet-garden-Jike·adul1. ,Prime Mesa Verde 2 &f .:dshWhr~ stove, i11c gar. waler , from $450. Pvt. Single nn ,'h ba.Male.$70 Located a t 20902 • Reward! 646·2938. 1ar. Yrl1 . S310. Chlld vi-na. L1e . 2,3, .Bt, 1.2 1 ~ 'B•• garden 'pa tio' Ava ii 9 / l ; -1325 mo. bch, lovely garden, must m o . Close to O.C.C. Brookhurst , Jluntington MiKelloneom 556·2897. OK,81S-OS42 /M2-0581 •a-'. WW crpl&-,, dr~s. ·e-·l. c'ar .. -nveno'ent'. 5315-4850or5J6..tzn dscaeyst.o appree. 873-8414 646-8333. Beach. Nr. cor. Atlanta Retttols 46501-':0::.="'----.----p t bit wood .... ..v & B kh l A t ••••••••••••••·••••••••• LOST: 2 Tort01ses about IBR.1 ba, heh. noOk, (W'D, ~~::·ing n~~P~~eaut $215 mo~m·S188 · Nr. Reh. Garage apt. $170 ~ ~ N.8. Lge bedroom w.pvte pre~fses, u~~ ·cal~e~ll~ Trailer space in sm. adlt. 4'' &: 6" at 310 Robi.nhood. $Z1S yearly. 1 blk to bch. -nds<!pd, heatat. pool&: CASA VJCTORlA moutil. inc. BEA1...1t YEARLY ba. 10 minutes to beach. P.fichael McGinnis (714 ) park, Desert Hot Spr· C M . R e ward , eves • Call979-51S1 ttractive rent.. 1,2&Jbr, Dix. Unfur 536-3909 Deluxe 3 br, e ba. upper $100 wkly. 64&-28U. 996.J<lft(I Collc<.1.. lngs, 2 pools, $45/mo., ~548:::.·~17~9=5'-------. Dplx. Oceanvu from enc. Sl2 1 • • !few 3 Br 2 Ba upper Mwtt.itpe·Apts. A:r1FUN.ga~Yr'trpd.' CONDO 2 br, like new. s unporcb. $420 + util. Room& loard 4050 Beautiful new ofc bldg. 1 ._~7• 1 Pft'IOIHlls 5350 1 Ocean View. Upper Tf7SanlaAnaAve,C.M pu 1 l8 -. Ope ~.ga,te 1280. Callaft.6PM,M!>-1596or ••••••••••••••••••••••• or 2 room sui t es .--•s/a•eif/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio, beaut fu·rn, &rAplll3 64&SM2 -~.Rec-.Rm,Eleva1.9c 968·2297 751-7319 ROOM & BOARD for Secretarial service on Fi....ce Drink.ingptoblem? garage. AvailSept15 lo ,. 52:$Victoria,SG8910 d I · C llAI bolHel 1· June$450mo11930tbSl. ESA VER'DE a·r ea. Vi Ml.TOBeach.2br.23Rooms.LakealdeHome. hoel cry 5person in pvt. premi s e s . Nr . O.c .••••••••••••••••••••••• a co P..1ne Ne- 8 b """ 1 -ome atmosphere 2 .& 3 Quiet 2 Br, l lh ba, Cples ba Condo w /int. extras. Pvt enlr. gar. $1&5 .mo. me. 54 ·6952 AirJ'IQrt, N.B. 833·3104. SusiMtl 24 hrs adayBJ.5.'.3830 ... ...-~ c v•..--. brdlxapts.""l".,..,._ Only. •195. 610 · Joann, 0 ,._lty 5005 ~ v.>'t • Pool.lennis,Sauna.$300. ulilincl.646-6600eves. Some c are for elderly PLUSH Be r I ppo PROBLEMS?WECARE : l)CEANFRONT.2br,(rpl, 548·9473, 636..Q083 Id h · I ' aut. um g. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ONE WAY HELP ' ~ 1 __ .... ...._ .... __ ._ · M b'l' h rl • a y,pvl . m,s1ngeor ofc suite lorentorshr bltna + ws h /dry. LoWer n41C c-nu•_...--SPAC . . Gd o 1 e ome. s u er s dble 979 9656 · ' · ChocCandyMfg$18,500 CENTER dplx. Winter. Avl. 91 160W.W"--'-c.M. I .'2bl"intripleN< 1• HUNTINGTON HAR · dream, 25' in Newport . . . s195 mo. Xlnt. NB /CM Custmadeunilorm$40M ... 2830 ~ " o~. enc.! gar . ew >' BOUR Townhouse. 2BR. Bch. 50 Yds from ocean r.~-, R-~ah 4200 loc. 642-6753 /644·6815 Pizza Buena Prk (Hot!) 24 hr Hot Line64S.a800 ' · CloMd·G•C1911 · pamted $215 675-1849 ~ '"'' "LK I Be h br b BEAUT. GROUNDS; · · off water . unfum'd. $375. SllS. 536-0020, afl~6 PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gold J ewel mfg Sl4,000+ SPIRITUALRE>J)ER "wnir.oren~~l.'3$35()2 a, "ADULTS.NOPETS • SPACIOUS 1 br apt. ~~l~tllN REALTY .2 BR. 2 BA, bllns, DW.~ORDLMARN_r.Ol'ean , PenthouwVieow Mach.JobShopSlSOM OpenlOAMtolOPM ~7180 IO minutes to ocean. ·Lge w /bll,n s, pool, lndry. encl gu .. adults onl y. no 1mm11c. 2br . qwet ad Its. Of'FIC i-: w /8A1.CON Y P'lastic Mlg-distrib. $60M Advice on a ll ma\ll't'S. ••~ f R $185 k r 8 /23 J.lolland Business Sales 312 N. EtCaminOReat ---------.j l Br $175. Gas & Water a c. .s . «: c · r m . 2 BR Condo. frig, stove. pets. Nr J.loag lbp. $225. w · r om · Prcsli ge Nc'ft·port Center Park Newport fur incl. Draperies.~arpets. w/Billiaids1 p1ngpong&: pool,Jmi.frombch.$24-0 mo.642.4387 642·3153 loc<iti o n . ~T o nlh t l7160rangeA\'e.C.M. SanClemente,Forappt. . b h I h I el ,_ Adu!" ~. h r · hed 645·4170 540-0608 492.9034 482-9136 , aceor,aublease A gas· ea ,gustove,air w ... r ........ no.,..w. mo2l..3·592·2203 NEWPORT St t 1nont .r urn1i; orun· 31. conditioning, swimming $175. Wtr. pd. 6'2-4470 . EASTBLUFF. Beaut lge be Mod eps o , furn . 290 or 360 ~. ft. BICYO..E *NEW! MEW! MEW!* ! Ca11675-4580 pool, rec. room, washers i • l"lne-3844 38r, 2 ba,, 2 encl gar's. ach. · 2&4 Br. Sl95· Ca1164(}.4502 ERS PS __ _::=::c=::::.:==--iJ"~d~ry~e~r~•~· __ .:_ __ ] •V.ILLA MINOS• .. ••••••••••••··--·•••••• $330. 640·5296or&M-6405. tuS4SO . wk. 642-3400 DEAL lil Photo Mt 1r1Ag . DJAC TO BE appointed for this Abr11xas Massage IOam· lzulaw•t• Lo I 2 B d 2 Ir 2 la...._....., A ENT to Golf Crse. 2 BR BA S ndcck . Avail for Aug. $110 per Westcli(f Dr. Pri\•ate of area. Top rated bikes & ,._m 1733 "'ulle-~, CM ~ .... ve Y r. cpts. tp!;, S ' rnf ~·--& lake . Attractive new 3 • · u ·gar. wk Sml Bach w/pvt bch training. Complete sales ..... r , .... , U. IMd wood floor. Mature uperCo Ortable brtwnhouse.RanchoSan Up.per . I blk . fro m pri~.675·3063. rice. Fur. or unfur. $1 & ser \•ice. Excellent in· 631·1184 ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• adults, no pt!ls. $1.50{)pen Quiet. \lpP,e-r/lower J 03 qui n . 157 5 mo. beach . Y rl y . $315 .1..:::.:...c..ccc..;.c.=----l ·'"="~· "-.::'~"~"'c:.o'-:,_ ____ 1 • .... I.a-cl 31 2264 Placentia64&-3l&O Gas ·&. Wat.er Paid 1138_3232 673·0886 or 673.0925 C ll A R M 1 N G S a n -co.me. Call for run de· Conversational Spanish "J..==--.:::::o::::::::==::..-1''-lo Mo $140 up store-0friccs c pts tails. Mr. Ryder, (213) ta•'loredtoy-••n~-by •••••••••••••••••••••• LI ,_ ,L.. ~ ... I . ., -20 PeninlBRra geref ......... , Cle m ente 3 br, pool. drps air bath. 17301 385-2061 former ee,"1,-.,, ="••uc· P,RAND CANAL on Litt l ••at w ... tr rep a s -1oto... LOlf'I"• •••ch 3841 n. r ,......, spectacular surl view. 1,"2 '"" S.lila..Deluxe2.t.,f Mw+Mi...-API #~ Yomte1C .... ew0k •••••••••••••••••••••••ga r , $200 inc l ut ll. blk. bch. $450wk.SUm-BeachBl.H.B.M2-2834 AUTODETAILSHOP tor. Pvl or g r oup .• radiant heat.. boat doc Bachelors, 1·2·3, bdnns, 2324 Elden Ave. 833-24((1 Drop a pebble into the Robinson Rlrr: 675-8l20 mer . $ 5 O Omo, Is e . OFFICE SPACE Fantastic Business nets S7S.90l7. , Yr I J . S 3 SO . N· 1&~ b aths, w}w ~pls, Ugh(. rlire';, l Br. Ocean from rour A:Pl. 1 & 2 Br Apts, nr Hoag, 835·2200or498·3496 ove r $2500 mo. 9·5. 5 ----~----- pet.s/children.673-0207 ' drps, bltns & PJ'!".ate balcony, pool. Adults, no Lease. Luxury, sttunt)'. beach. Gas. wtr pd. Mod NEWPORT Bch, "blk to I B PER sn FT days. Buyer takes over Foxy Girl's Out Ca11 • patios. ~vely spacious ·pets. Cpls, r1rps, stv, re r. "Mature adults. 317SS Csl. bldg. Quiet. 646-5112 1'NCLUD,._ES • establis h ed accounts, Message. U Call. We I l-BR., garage. New garden·hke a~. }teated $170 1887 Minrovia C.M. Hwy, 499-2835. ~~c~,h~~~~~ of$l~O~k~ •Wet Bar train ed personnel & Co me. SpeciJ I i ze 1 ,~=pld~Y~:~·i=r=,~~54~·in=:~.Z,..,=S225:::._u_a~· I M~\is~~:;.active re nt. 548·9743844·9419 ~luxe Apt. 2 Bd , 2 ba, NJ~.be:,~~r2/~~:r~~ci~: Jnq. 11 2 36th St .• NB. •Carpet & Drapes ~,~P'!?~!~h~~~~u~!~ Paraplegics. ~~69 '."'" 275E.l8thSl,C.M. . ,j;:n·Jt ~-Wer·Sl"""" A.dultlt no pets. Ocean poolW..5/mo.675-6000. _6~7~5·-'98~7~>_. ______ j •2 RestRooms f Q ·ks I t YOU NG R t i · d lallJOaPt'll....._ ll Sh -u ......,-4_ ...,. \'teW .494·1928. •Xlntbusiness loc. orces u1c a ea If.I • e r e • 1 ••••••••••••••••••••• 631·3003 ag.crpt. ""'.,...No pets. SPAC. 3 b•. nr. new. 40 • Surfside. 3 br, fplc, patio, N lh value. $16.SOO. 673-4980. gene r ous, s harp, no • 2269 AM (eSt 540-4484 • ear eocean Mr.Swidlen child , no problems, re-1 ~S. ,Yrly 2 br, 2 ha LOVELY new adult 1 br. · ap · · from sand . $4SOmo. Yrly pr~v bch , $225. "'k . •Warehouse area rerences . man meel story, 2 car encl g frpJc, beam ceirg, pooi. V ILLA MESA Garden Llve,itaCostle or Wntr. Furn. a\·ail. 839-obs4or 54&-5880 •1 ·3Year Lcasc Sign Shop Business for simil iar Caucasian,, ;ba=:lco::::"""'-·="'='~·=1803=--+l From $210 . 399 BaY. A'pts. 2 Br. patio. pool, Larg,e 2 bdrm. 3pt. A~·ail. 642-2565 301 Edgewater apt c 38R MOVE IN ALLOWAN CE sale. 779 W. J9lhSt, Soite Lady, 21 to 32, not over , C .... _,...,._ ~· 646·i456 "pla)'°gd, ga r. fo"rom $205. Oct ·1st. $495/Mo incl. SanCI • 1 ,.76 2BA Bayfront unit pri'' •CALL642·4463-M.C.M.646·1350. 5'4"-120 tbs . Photo a 1 •f•••vn--.,. 719 W w ·1 6'16--l25I util.C,al!Joan ernen e ~ ••••••••••••••••••••• LARGE 3 Br w/patiO & • iso~. GOODREALEST•TE ••••••••••••••••••••••• bch garage $300 wk. N. •1 ~1 0FREE RENT • Invest.neat mus t , P .O. Bolt 2393 , I WNNY 3 br, 2 ba. w frp\c szso. Garden ap LARGE 2 Br, bltns. cpts. 4 751 "'I Lge 2Br, 2ba, e nclosed Robinson Rllr. 675·8120 1·2·3 Rm. offices from Opportunity 5015 Costa Mesa 92626 •• 6oceanvlew. Quiet, w/pool. Adults only.Th rlrps. $170. Ca ll an . 12 4 9. I gar . Whitewater view. Beaut. decoratt .. >d 2 story $135 per mo. Near ••••••••••••••••••••••• Social Clubs 5400 ol Hwy, nr. part. G . Vendome ,MS-8628 Noon ,548·9455 Mewporthoch 3869 Adults o nly, S250 . duplex. 2 br up. 1 dwn. a irport.Noleasereq. Someone To Finance ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··-.no .. La. $350 •••••••• •••••• · 498-3097. bltns f-lc C"ldre k SJJ.32239Til noon ideas or ln\'_entions _on Dancer• Corner S•'ngles' ...--LARGE l br w /view, pool. NEWLY DECORATt::D 2 •• ••••••• · • ., · •u no · ~""::.::~74~98:::,:or::_:6~7~>-~=='--+·l . =~ La 28 R 2ba f 1 Steps to beach $4-00yrly Partners h i p bas i s. Dance. Gra nd Opening. Sl75. Adults. br, Blln. R&O. gar. inc. * rge · • rp C, A -1 S · 675 775· * 673·7003 Sat. no'te. Aug.16. s. Mao'n I BR View, frpl, c 545·8628 SH!Omo.642·3336 patio, ocean vu, Adults. \•a1 · epl. ·6 . --XI 1 Adults ,----'CC.-"'"-----1 no pe t s. $275. Ph : Furniture available. Rosesarcred,violet.sare at Edinger, S.A. 541-8600 .,..., .. e. n . . o . a-.wWt bl Ad S2 ~ $215. Open 12-4 NEWLY DEOORATED Nr. OCC & S.C. Plaza. 2 br ~· ,~ • 1_,_,._·309 __ 7. _______ ,NB al Ocean. $lOO wk. ue, we r ent suites w/ a i ..:.=m=·:..::~·------ mAHeliotropeAve. 2 Br. w tgar. $175. Water ; apt .. Pvt pat &gar. Child Sips.<, also larg" & yr· boat slip too. MOID~s s, Trwt 5035 '7::-ot & pd. 21'16 ··B" Placentia. ok.NodQgs. Rer's. ·Strffll~deslgna~an Spac. 2 br twnhse, up-Csl.HwyatNptBlvd. ,--•-3 br, 2 ba. gar. Bl 636-4120 1·5 552-8343 eleoa · excltlno wav to ·graded. Util. pd except c1~•~· 5'3o.c_·6='~'-'="=7~5-0922-"-"----I 642·4644 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --aff• f'I ... -~ve. Ch005e lofts. eav . -· -r-P.Oinsettla CdM W1rft:SOWS,SltVJIQnts..fft• 1-=e=''=·~·~S2=35"-'m="=·~·=92=·..c"'=13=--1 1 Br, Bal. PeM . l blk to ----------1 ....................... . Days • J STUNNING l g. I br ~23d-Lg 2J'r, Balcony, plaCM.Vour ownprlYate r-. ..&LL 3116 bc h &: bay. Sips 4-5, L0 1 NS up to 80% Sdloolslr {; · Garden a pt. Pool, re pool, adlts only, sorry no .P>ittoorbatconv.AtnendfV ~ OCJllftO FOR SUBLET " htstnctioll 700S t BJt, l i,.l.i ba .; l blk.to rm.$185.710181.hSt. pe"ts . 1800 Wallace. m11non-oo11ar reccenter. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S139·$I59wk.675·7069. lstTDLo-.ll/4°/o ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. Adults only, &o Corner 18th gt. 645-0805. Tennis courts, too. uaint. mod. lge, l br. Rentals to share 4300 E1'ec. ofc's. at Fashion 2nd TD Lomts Conversational Spanish .•·· n l I pets. S3SO Month 1 2 B~ ne'ft'IY decor'd., pvt. Nestled among tall trees ••••••••••••••••••••••• Is land, NB. Wells Fargo Low t rates Orange Co Boyd Rltrs. 675·000 patio. carport. $200. 731 1 Bi-Gd . cpl'g. Stove & w /occa n view. Util paid. Bank Bldg. 1 lO 2 yrs. es . tailored to your needs by -"'"-''-"-"'-'"----'~d=i\··cc1 "A"W.l8lh,673·7787 refrig.$J40. o-..n~~t':ij'o" 1265 mo . 499.2512 _ PR01'~. Ma le seeks same Furnorunfurn.Approx. SattlerMtcJ.C.. former Berlltz iMtruc· Coste Mesa ~4 bdr ._ oo2.at48. r .1 V Int 547.~7 . to share lastefuHy fum'd 563 sq. fl. 2 pvt. of e's. & 64Se2·2_17l H >45-06121 tor. Pvt or g'roup . M•••••••••••••••••-· LOVELY 2 ms, spac. , 1..:.::...=-'-'------l ocn vu Laguna hse . Sec rt"lary t r eccpt ion rv1ng arbor area 4 1 _,67~5~·="'='~7 ______ _ ff alh · rooms, cpl. nice kitch. WES'l'SIDE "Opl x., bltns, Apo; I Mnts ftlrnished 1 _•~93=·~6960'-"-'-'-'-· -----I area. Inte rnational Data1 -''~'="~"=--------I Jobs W.ted. 7d75 0 leateft p brick snackbar. patio. shag, frP I. Nc'ft•\y re' 1,.uxurv adult rentals from or u' ~--1-~~ 3900 Products, 660 Newport .I . 2 le 3 Br. Adultspo Xlnl. location: Reas rent. dec"d. $160 mo. Older cpl. 'SJSO monthly. n.---n -Career girl desires resp S 2nd TD Lomss W..tecl petl,dahwhrs,shag ~. 351 Victori a, Apt. 357, prel'd.'646-2096 200Pr'Omontoryor,""'1t. ••••••••••••••••••••••• exectypeloshareCondo Ctr. Dr., te. 285• NB. WEHAVECASH! Need Job Desperately to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~losed gara,e, rr:J)c, 646·42S2 JustnorthotJamDOree 9/l .673·7384aft 6:JO 1213 )550·BIOO Buy2ndT.D.'s s ave hom e & not be BBQ. Gas 6: Waterjld.(..:.:.:-="------ID-PoUtt 3126 ~,PaclftctoastH1fam: ES 0 T Loanon2ndT.O.'s burden. InleUigent at· Pl~ M ·~c:....11. __ !c I IR ILOFT OHL YI ••••••~•·•••••••••••••• 0~1~~ tiv R s~~a i~:.t !!!~~~0~~ ~:: ~!~:!!!.~ .... ~~-~~ New Loans·2nd T.D.'s ~::!~~e,&55l~wo:::,•~ \ .,.. _.. ""'AT:S Pvt.Palio,frpl.lyrlse DELUXE Duplex. new 3 Tnetrvlneca~. nis, jacuzzi. 536 .1952 !·--------~ Equitylnvsmt.Div. 77&Scotl Place, C IminediateoCcupancy br, 3 ba, bltns, enc. gar. I--'-'--'-· C....'-7'-"'-"'""'---BARNETT MTG. CO. Please give me a break. • eves. THE COLO""Y .. 2 Belt ..... 28 142-5073 HAYLOFT APTS S300 up. 838-4949 n 5· 134 Y · _,. · VN,.UE utet'2 ~r, pl, 213 .Avocado. CM Hwaclh='Otl IHdl 3840 Lido Isle Lge Beachfront .30RETAILS11QPS ANMA;;;;D,;•;;<~O~M~1~ol~s/f--1A Reliable &: Bondable j • rri W 6450143 ..,. LIVING home.2 Rms.a,•ail ,S210 Pnmereasonablespace •--I•/ Couple w ould l•'kt to' rps, stv{re c. • • ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ea. J ohn lt1iller 673-3280 ·1 bl I & 11 .-•• --·-pool. Malure9dults ly, ltKETOllACH or832-8800 ava1 a e arge sm~ . Liost& Follnd manage up to 25 units l nopeta. SlSO. 548. Sell idle ilems 642-5678 M••a s~H5 --'-'"-''-'-------I Old worl~ charm with ••••••••••••••••••••••• apt. house in Npt. Bcb. •~• •oa ~Sant.aAna 3780 B ea~utlful':"""new•• 2 BR ROOMMATE£emale,2br French wU\do~s. gables Lost&Foemd 5300 Would maoage like -· "" ~._"". townhouse, S2 IS. mo . ~ tre~s. Al d1 •,ceAnl to ••••••••••••••••••••••• owner would & make de· "•••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••·•••• studio apts. Frplcs . FROM $195 Split.lmmac.5"3.6993 . r est1va o rt s ·LOST/FOUND cisions. References. ' til~. dlsbwaahers, 2 car ' Grounds. A PET? Write Classified Ad No . . gai'&ge! Sun"deeka. From fl.efria:erator. Security. Oakwoo d offe rs the R~p. gal wishes to shr. 580 BROADWAY ; 486, Daily Pilot. P.O. Box. . ' • $280~ 538•2519 Pool, Jacuui, Rec. Bldg finest in resor:t. living 11t a ch armng Bal. Isl hm I.AG UNA BEACH 950·2900 Adopllon. Low 1560, Cos t-a Mesa , Ca 1 .:~:i.::;::.=.;.::.. __ ~--I w I ex e1r c is e rm . Cost Spay /Neuter Info, NEWMlBR;DfW,rr-plc. BiW,ard"s,ColorTV. price you can arford. W/same. 675--8139. or 9'2626 ~ A~ult..rbhl)>. Agt. 536-~ IRVINE.A.T ~DR. There's $1 million in 673·2383. 49 4. 7915 LOST: Blk /Wbte Sh~p. Woman w /nurses traininl , or"-._.~ • ."'£" . ..o"·"'' r ecreation facllitieli. Fem. Vic. Bolsa Chica "care or elde~" "6,.,. _.....,_ ' ,_..,._... NIGltT LIGlfl'EO TEN· Fe male, under lS.,or col· Rd area HB 2 yrs old ,.,. ,, Guaranteed no rent increase b:l'J97S ' . 2 Br, 1&!2 Barrom $275 ~~· _ . -··.. NlSCQUR"fS.Afulltime legestudenl,stra1ght,toTHE FACTORY · DaYs 2 13.7~1 ; ev~ abledorasacompanion. Mis• va"E activities <litedor who !hare home in College N t Id I h 714-""""·""""" n-··ard'646 ._-34_7~1 _____ _ · ' · ,...,..-¥ Park 552-1883 ewpor . ea s op _.. ~. n.c... . _ 2 Bclrmii., 1Y. bath condo I plans parties. BBQ'!!, · · avail. in the mall. $140. . Young .. Man 21 Yrs wlt.h. PoOI. $335 Mo. trips & more! n ee Sun· Roommate wnted to share mo, 673-9606 LOST : 513 mese cal. w /carpe ntry e:tpr. ift • 1SftPST.0.11ACH ~ day brunch. . 3 Br, 3 Ba. Cdm. Cal\ Fem~l e . Whl /grey area.expr.Owntools & • . • • 1&2 ~edroom apls, Bolsa nr. Beach Blvd. "'.'ean.ng blu collarw/HB 546•3642 eves. j SIA Witte rumistied &: unfurnished. Roomma te wanted l blk Reasonable. 644-6172 he. Vic HB. Reward: Gall(-'---"-'------ 2 8 R 1 ba uni $21IS 1 Plus beautiful s ingles, 642.0173 0r 673.5140. 1830 Sq. Ft. C·2 bldg. 8001 mar~1ngs. Last seen truck . 1 Want Work. l 2B~.2 Ba condo$475 Rents from $105. Prices fr. Bch. in Nwpt. $137 .50 . , a n ytime da y /night HetpW..ted 7100 ' •Summer Ii Winter at, Wl'HA.YI • vary by location. P.fodel1 mo. p e t s o K ca 11 DE.LUXE .office. comm I 968-537 4/ 644-8866. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~•ch klbflautlful SUMlfER RENTALS I open l0 to7. Sorry no pets Mari lyn 642·2199eves. & in~ustrial spaces. Al~ . ACCOU........_ •Viewiofoce\in, or children. Roommate --m ini war e hou s ~s _in LOST. Black fema~e .... ,,,,_ 3 Br, 2 Ba, from SA~ :~id•Lfl.llnal:Pilklis · -aervlceavallable.Monlh Mld30's maleexec.toshr ~g.unaNlgucl&rM1ss1on German Shorthair CLlltK . ~Verdes .; t tomOntb occupancy. your 28r furn apt, prof. VteJO areas. Handy lo Po In l 7! r . C M area · 2 yrs exper. recei:vables. •LarJeJ!ri~atedttU r Npt. Mst mve this wk. San Diego Fwy. 200 to Reward. 645-5890. After TJ'ping & lOkeyreq'd. ,lteat~t>OOl&.-Sa~ Oakwood Sat. n ile /Sun AM 2000 sq ft . Ait low as» 5. MIWPQITH•ll()P ,•kiittied,_cqv~ Garden. 645-3919. per sq rt. 83l·t400 LOST : Vic. of Salltiaco Ir YA.CHTCUll ~X'Jf&:.aitree-rlt1 .... NWPTSh,ores .• "2.~. 2 Ba. Apartments Need roommate for home PLUSH. Beaut. rum tg. Mariners. gray I: white Mn. AC!terman,IDJl130 · -.... .._ ra•e e-duplex -lnCdm,over25.$150mo. ofc.suite,lorentorsht. male cat, front paws.._.,._,..,.,...,,,...,,.._ -s•)l'&sdtn"vlce•vail &!I -.: •a-· · lkwp9tihec.l!i m-3121 u.67s.1519 8 . $195 mo. Xlnt. NB/CM declawed. Please call"" r*f'U.rrtltPT~:·•~l POO.JUq.S48 l2 880 Irvine loc.642-67Sl/644-6815 642·Wi8. &.. BEAU'!\· VIEW 2 br At 18tli Femalfl roommate want-• o~h M~~. bltns,pool.mo.ft..o.3453 645-05!>0 ed (24·35) to s h a r e SEP. bldg w /gar . IOOO sq LOST: Male, 2 yrs old S..tl0-5,.311nlZ..S JrvlneA\fe.M2-Mlt. w/same. On Bay. Yrly. f\, 213 W. Wilson, CM. Germ. Shep & Samoyo:l ' 615·8795 645·2020 & 6-42·6560 . Carmel color, Thurs. af· Huiytlngton Pacific 7!b,O<!f..O/\Ve (71.)ffi-1~7. I. a BR.:a .B.A ~ ¥rb'. Blk. to Larae I & 2 8~ opts. wlth ternoon. Nwpt_Hgt11arta. ,bch. extra prtg. Patio. enclosed 1ar s & pool. OfflceRmal 4400 CANN ERV VILLAGE Wea ring flea collar. s:womo.&u·3l88 fro m $165 /mo . 1160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 45x100 lot . Jnc. !'lmall Reward. Days &4l·4068 / 1;;;~;;:;~;:;:=;;;;,:-;-;:;-:;l..:11'~0~m~o~n~ae!A~v~e':.·,!642~·20~1''..___l I SO I W•stcliff Dr. frame hou~e &out bldga. E'ves. 64$·3109. S02 Kinlli Wl\l.K,loDcb. New3br,2 THE WEllS 1 let 4 or $ Artisans·pool Rd. NB. ba dplx. Cpt, drpfl, D/W. • TO Newport Finane a r talents & rcsourc'e1 & _.:;.::,c:.;::_ ______ ( 1arb. dlsp, 1ar. Vrly. &t.h t~loor.2br,2 ba,2t.er-L•ni"90fflc9Spoce have work s pace +FOUND: on Wilson St. $ 4i O 0 • C h i 1 d OK . raees. Slip avail. ~ Call OD Slte Manaaer public outle.t. Barrett C M, female Siberian 871-0&42/f:U-059& ipo.tt2-frU1otl4Mll6-. (714 )642·3Wext2" Real\)' 142·5200. Husky. Phone642-4072 .. • • Acct Budcettc.t &o·•9K Credit MJT (oSf6K MlllJLatheOllr ~:IK + Sec'y/Bank · $\50+ Recepl/tr,p1sl Anl!ft' -AcctnK C erk to 1585 IR.VINE PERSONNEL SER.VlaS•AGENCY -fl.1Tlh 9'1 (allnlne>. Cc.ta Mpia s.HeJJ4 •4"147' • I ' ~ . . . . . . . . . . ., . ·.~ ... ~ .. .,.,,. . . . . ' . ·~ •-:-;:t --• DIO DAILY PILOT Sundliy Augu1110 1075 ... I J -- Add it .•. Build It... Diaper lt. .. Hammer it ... Caroet hlt ... Cement it. .. W lre lt...Hoe it. .. Clean lt...M ove 'IL.Press lt...Palnt lt...Nall lt...Plaster lt ..• Flx It. .. SERVICE DIRECTORY t'IUmD n •.• .-atcn n .. ,J•Pe 11 ... _nemoae1 It ... Roof lt...Landscape lt...711 e lt •.• Trlm it. .. Sew lt. .• Haul It ... Add It •.• Plant It ... Al tor lt ... Learn It ... !:~-~'!!~".1 ............ ~'!"::~!~~ ............. ~~!.~~:!~: ........ ~~:!~ ............ ~~!.~~~~~~ ...... ~~!!~!~:~ ......... ~:!~? ................ ~~::~.~!~~~ ..... ~~!'! ............. . Lovin g care. Ii yd. Carpentry Ser\'lces. All C.rp.tCll••WJ •Geor1ePllrner&Son ''TlllNGS '' by Mooac.HOUStCLEANINOltour MovlncJHauUna:. Studtnl Jlou1epalntln1·IMld• or t.iARV'SPLUMBING Hr/day/wk. nitff/wknd• Ph1,e1 & Remod~·lln1 . ALSO Windowt,,,OOf'l'l. Add1/Remockl/Pa.inl Gt'n "''oodwork. repairs. Busine11. Call J 1ntce'1 w/large truck . Reas . out. Xlnt quality" low •846·*7• OK , ft e f 1 / lic. ™ ·()34.7 Cu st o m Wood work In i • 0 utch M alnt.enance • Bl· I OMISI .5.S1 ·•32 plum bin&, ett' .642·!1813 , _R::-:11C'.1C:cd:=y:-:A-::n~n:-•:-· Sl:::""'""':---::c-· f -Ba::=:'e!''-''-'· m=::.:·'4~ .. =-=;:•::.n:.:•::.· I r a l e 1 , C Iii I I B r u c e NO JO 8 TOO SPtlAL.t• Jeannie, 642·TO?S . F'ree e1t. S3'1·1508 lledric•I HANDYMAN-•lomes &1CLEANING LADY with Moving Hauline ctaanupt 1 -'fl<>.-'-$31~-8·------I DRAIN CL.EARE0$6.:IO .,._11Ser•lc. C arptry -Cus t o m . •STEAM CLEAN• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apt1. Conscientious e•pertence. Would like Exp, 'rec est. Best. Rel Blll 'aPalnttnaSva .Evei/Wknd1·Sa.n1cPrice ••••••••••••••••••••••• llemod, repair. add-on, ELECTRICIAN. Sml Cr11ft sman.ft.U.&Waft4. hou1eworll:.1Ml-8424 stud~nts,847·2121S Top Quallty-tu1tom Cunr M8·7:J80 NANCY BARNF.S lnsuli1te. DC$lln.'I . Free 3 Rms-Oet 1 rm free I:::-~~~::---:::::-:;:~· I c====:....:.=---1 Work lnt/J£xt. Over 10 , T 1 S 1 R t 645 3439 ln1urctd Quallb'ete-'1811 Jobi. malnt/rep.tlrs. 22 Remo•• Drl•ewcrp E:ir.pert exp. houseclean· M 0 v 1 n 1 , 11 a u1 in iii , ., r s exp . Free ••t. Any plum bin ii w1i1ter •er'. )'pns e rvce. eas. eti . . yrs.ei&p. Incl C radlnM"·DIJtT& lng doneonawkba1la. Cl e Mnup. Ex p er • '68.1110. lenk as, n111rollte tale• by lht" vuac or c;tm kit chen&: hath. CenM11t/C0ttatl.• Hc 233tOS.S48·520:3. DEBRIS 833·2124 P hy Il l• O'Shuler, Re1:1a .by 1 Ludent1 .1 -~--------1 cnc lO li Ur es . re111a . ftour.MO·SR8Svr640-592t. Rt'modellng. altt'r11tionl!I •••1:~~~~··~·•••·:~··· Gardenlft9 r....I ' ---~ 968·414.3 G40-174i or644·Dll. Palnth>if. Raaaonabla. IZ ~·2488. IOcii otfw ladd. Bookkeeping Services & rep11ir. Unique &t un· Pt emen · ••••••••••••••••••••••• w 011 L-~ I -yr1. exper. Local tels. fl Depend abl e,· e-x · usual work •·elcome. Cstm Work fl'reecst. R' h' y ••··rvl R ••••••••••••••••••••••• -•c•p'"J PetlntlncJfPa,.,..... Joal49S·4536or41M·3148. Roo 119 M bDBB -0314 llc /bond-7•1 -~·1-•e. •ca; •r ~ ce t'g,, .. uttom m•d• •t•l••d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• perlenced : reason~blr · m ureau"'°'"· ...,., an l t 1 t II ti " • ---ma n • "'a 1 ~n s, ai:l11s1 work. all forn11i. Ford'1 L.andb c•pe Pror Painter. hon ett C1 tm P6&lnt /Wallpaper· r:ates.844·73S2. c ~r p entr y, panellni, LEONITE CONCRETE cle;.onups and hauhni;, Calllilnytime~'lti-llOS Sod/La"'•na/Sprinklera work , re1i1 s. hU /eU. free lna. A\'I 3Br-$27$. Expd ROOt'SCllECKl::O!' • SUNSHJNi': * shel\•lng, sm remodel, nc ST A 1\1 PING · Cob · Free est. 673·077S ----------lilc/Jnsured. 962·7fl17 e s t . n efi;, s48 ·2759, craftsm•n. Qua! paint. Repair ed" Replaced BookkeepingStlr\'ices job tosmall.900·l!M9 blestone, brick Ir tile JAPANESE E XPERT HouHn9 -642.3913 968·74S2 Direct f'actorySlt"'ice &40-1122'1 547.Qlli69 - -patlo11 ,etc.640-"34.9. GA RDENER 1~ "1 •••••••••••••••••••••••Japanese Landacuplng ,---~--------1 1.lcenacC30·l51W98 Carp•t Sar•lct . . i ,...,ll8t••3 • G• Sod , reseed, 1prlnklers. EXTERIORS SAVE 1$1 P .. le1 PH ; 549-2961 PATlllLLING ••••••••••••••••••••••• r~t1os·Dr1ve s·Block & Commercial, Reslden· ,.A•IR<ADUCLLIEANN Ur Free est C·T16d5-3388 It .J •. Si n or State ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ _:c:..:.:...occ...:"'---- •-Slumps tone wal h1 '-tial.~8·79S8/S48·SUl2 ----·------1 s • ·Co p IRS All t e,!' Persona l proh~ss typing John '~ Curp<'t"' Planter•. 1 .1,1 Bond ••558·0347 •• ROTOTlliLJNG.,.. Licensed Jnaured Call cotl 1 Pat10 vers RE A . Y • · in my home 1:1.nyti me in1.:I Uphol1ttcry. Un shampoo 645.8720 -Cle 11 nu pa, I r eework , G H & A l Landacnplnf·SOd &jl'1 979.3335 Com pl thru f\n ul inspec Re111. free cit . lie. alt eves&: wk-ends. CDf\1 & (so il retardanlsl . · r o t oti ll i n y . Ml n o r .ar•ge, ouse p . Free eat MD!!lerCh•rac Free est 642-2624 830·5020anytlme. Newport are11. 675·4177 l)e~reasc rs & all color Chllcl Car. 1.andacp'& lOyn In area. Clean outs & l-lnul 1u1i•i4>·· Oa y!!ie,·e~ 900-2170 Pyr~~~ss~~~~· :;,1~1 s:t~~ "•stff ,., .. ..ar Top Sall bri gh lcn~r !I & 10 min ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,~6.-93. ' 545·5·17S & 557-8487. 1" ..-PHYSICAL Tl-IERAP\' hi .,.. ""' -right. Int /Ext. Reas-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PARKINSO~ DISEASE bl each f'!r your w te SU MMER DA\' CA !\1PS -Hauling Anythina Malntenanc• Rers. 497·3169 &.:751-0lilM. •Top Soll•Compotl• 'IS Yri; Exp. 002·3.5.'i9 P~t <'1:tri~ts. Suve money. by F.nch \\'eek Different lxl"ri J11PWM c:1:1rage l·leanup. ••••••••• •••••••••••••• PATCH PLASI'ERJNG •Mulch• Redwood • sa\'lng. m t:! xtra trips. SlS Wk. Forlnfo~·SO.'iO Lands~apeba rden':,r Reliable fo'orme r ht-i1d m1:1in . •QUALITY rAINTINO• ••ALLTYPES•• C1111598·8990 Prof Typing Services Cl ean living room. dlnlns: T1:1k:1ta Nursery·S46·0·~. Fust St!rvlce. 963.6452. tenunce worker looking Interior & Exterior Free Eit 540-68:?5 Tech-Business·L.c1111I rm &: hall Sl5. Any rm for part time work . Call Lee 830-72'f8 Tree Str•lct nnal repro qu11I fl.17·4595. $7 .:.0. cout·h StO, chair~. Contractor CO~I PLET E Garden & The Three of Us will lfl,iul. Ho me / a pt·-fl nytlme. VER y NEAT PATC ft ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----15 y r!'!. e xp. Is what ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tree Ser\'. Prof. work-Light r.10,·injl G1:1 r1t1e 536·1305 INT. EXT., 1 br.r1'9.6up, JOBS & RF.STUCCO. Tree Remov1l, limbln1 &: i counts, not met~. I de F.H.Gerwlck &Son Lowest pric es. 557·9180 Clcanlnti. Lo~ Rates. ----we do acouatlc, free eel., Free est. 893-1439. Shrub cleartna. Rot.otlll· ••••••••••••••••••••••• "''ork myself. Gd. rerll. Add /ll.e mdl !SBl· 114321 C & J Ci A HDENI NG 548·6801 , MOIOftfY __Q_rei;i . 960·2~66 . 1 in&. 642·2824. t:~m en t Patios . b ln{'k l $.ll·OlOl.: _____ 673·6041 549·2170 CompletcandNe<i t -••••••••••••••••••••••• I walls, patio CO\'t:rs . (id. 512 • Loed WILLlAl\IS&Sons College 11otudent-Al r e1s Pl-*1.. Ford's Tree Service wo rk . R ea •. DO"" CarJ)l't~t an -H('ulson¥ble P a ti o eo-,-.-,-s decks CJ('anups.F'reeest. 1 G•t ri'dofun•l&htly Maoong. Brlck/81 ..... ·k& equip. 4 yrll . exp. Ref•.••••••••••••••••••••••• ExperiencedCrew .... Hep1:1irs ·lnst111J atlon · . ' 968·R531 or !JGM.5040 • "' .,.. No job too lrg or 1ml. LI /I -·--17 646·0761 eves. &: Sail's. Call 5Sl-8956 fei:ices, etc. Competitive 1 TRASH & DE RIS Stone. all 581-7829 'Pt1i.lteriil Rl dl st'OUnt. Ph: JUST PLUMll .... 7 c n1url."U _.,. -----pnces. B•280'l!M. s:l)..5503 Coll. Student•S48-6428 ---I F •· R R S.lling a nything y,·i1h a )la\ e 11omcthln1o: )'OU y,·unt __ ---------Flreplace!l·Plantcra 873·3658 a rt er 5. aat ~rv eu •tel Don't fll \'e op the 1hlp! Uaily Pilot Classified Ad Clas!llfled Ads .!li'l\ big Tom Jones COOl!lruc tion to sell? Cl ossified ads d< Have something you y,·ant Brick /Concrete Patio Just One C.11 To: ''Lii;t'' It In claulfled. is a simple mattt'r Items. s mall items or 292255. Rm Addlt, patio it y,•ell -C1:1l l NO \\', tosell?Classified adsdo BlockWalla·BBQPlt1 FIMPoperha..... JUSTPl.UMBINO Ship to 1hore resulta! ]Ust call 642·5678. any Item . 642·5678. c\·rs. Free est. 640-1876 6'2·5678. it •·ell. 64Z·S678. Ref a. Estfi. fl.i6·°'6ol Doug Reba rd lc.5-4727 * 142·4111 • 642·5671t HMpW•nted 7100 H~lpWantad 7100HelpWot1ffd 7100 Help Wanted 7100 ~!~~."!:.~ ..... ?!.~~Mel' Wanted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••1cooks ·He11vy brl•akfast ••••••••••••••••••••••• i\Ccounlant h & Fu I CASHIER / ex~r. S4 r up. I or Fem111e, p/tlmc ore & de· CPA-SR. ADVERTISING FOODSBVICE p1time .645·1070. livery. Cur nee. Am· ].§Yrs. ATTIMDAHT Cos in e r a de Com Ida bilious & neut. Apply, . H•wportlc:h.Ofc.. SALESMAN t'or sm all lndllstrlal 1tlas icana Trab1tjo de 161 5 1\IHhamu . llunl. Young , Oynamic Na· c11feleria. I\'cwport Bch Di1:1 . :'tliercoles·Subado Reh. ___ _ uonalCPA f1rm seeking a r ea. Equal Oppor . Tel.548·9949 I I h I-la rd Sell. Able and willing to sec a n d Em PI o Y c r . C • 11 --* FIGURE * sen ors wt 3-S yrs. l'!C· f · · I 213 /648·3406lornppt. Counter Girl Part.Time, perience. Xlnt opportun1.• s.ell top e xecutives o la rge tndustna _ Do nut Shop. Redhill 111 s. ty forad,'ancement"'·lth firm s. BackRround in newspaoer Cas hi e r /Clerk. Prefer Bri.11tol·. 20040Santo.Ana *MD' OELS* tbp compensations. spec ial section promotions required. M uture womwn. Fll 11 Ave. Santa Ana 1-IJt\ll , In- Should be fa miliar with all Orange time. 494 -0000 bet wn terviewa8amtol06&m. Make up to $.'.JOO wk and Coas t co mmunities . Excellent ~Ip~only. COUMTllGIRLS-work fo r Anaheim 's r e mune ration and frin ge benefits for CH 'LL"H-IMI"!_ 0 1 1 h ,. largesl 11 nd flncat photo od C II Ch I P ·1 h d "" " ,. • r)'e elll n na: " op. i x· studio. Good hours and HolpWont..i 7100HelpWonfed 7100 Help Wonted 7100 ·············································~ .•.•..•................ JUNIOR SALESMEN Ages 12-i6. Earn $20·$40 per week getting new subscribers to the DAILY PILOT alter school and Saturdays. No d eliveries or collecting . Transportation furnished. Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley areas. call 840-1270 Equal Op'portunity Employer MAIHT. MICH. A Exper. In malnlt nance tn1tallatlon & rtpi1ir ol production equi~. Steady !·ob. xlnt benefi ts, Come n a nd apply, 9a m to tlam. 1:80prn to ·l:30pm. Callfoa m , 16681 Von Karman, Sant" An6&. EOE MAltlMI IHGIME MICHAMCS Positions also 11.vui!:.iblc. in Century City offi ce. send Resum(' to 1\d l\'.o_ •164., Daily PilCll. P.O. &.'< 16&0, Costa 1'1e!>u. Cu top pr ucer . a ar es r 1 c ar. tralningandjobsavaila· per . or w ill train . conditiona.Willronslder (7 14) 642-4321. 9 AM to S PM Mon. thru ble in the us Army -F ltlme. 644 ·0893 ages 18 to .so. Start Im· ..a...t.. W•'-d , 7IOO [H-'• W•l•4 7100 F, ' f . t 1 ·r t th your Army. Cull your ----------• ...,.. ~ .,.. n .• or appo1n m en • 1 you mee e Army Recrl.liter at llunt· DELIVERY mediate!)'. Phone Mr.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ht1he1t wases! Mu1t be exp'd. on Marine 1a1 &: diei;el ena .,., tr11nm1na. &outdrives. TURBO M1\RINF. Sunset Aqu:1llc P11rk 846·41.25 ~- ACCOUNTING • ""7;1111 tr l(llU1 R•U PlllWl'll "4111C:IU "looftkHpen I * Acc .... t'q cten. Temporary Assignments above requirements. ington Be ach. 962·8821 : SUND AY ONLY Edwt1rds. from llam to Costa Me s11 ,M5·1163. OF O,\ILY PILOT tu lOpmdally. Help W Wifed 71 00 Help W Mfed 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AVON Let The Kida Do TheHo........n Thl1S~ IOA T IUILDIRS WESTSAILCORP. lfas lmmed Opcnlng11 For: • JCMlr'MylMft Child care ..... ·anted. adult female to cjjre O\'emight for 14 yr old girl in my Irvine home. 6 to8 nights a month whlle parent travels on business. C1:1 ll 528·22831·528·2283. ca rriers. Requires use of 8 2 I .Q 180. larg~ Station Wagon or ------------ Van . Co nt11 ct Harry Fore i gn 1\ut o Ac · Seeley or Jamell Parks, C' es s 0 r I es . V Y.' 330 We st Bay SL Costa Knowledge llelp,ul. F\lll r.lesa. Telephonc&12·4321 & P u rt Tl me . Lnc al . for.appointment:. Bru ce al Auto ·llaus _E_qual Oppor.:_E_.m_p_lo)_·e_r 548·«95 CLERICAL Dental Receptionist. He· TRA1NEF.. Typing <"t'ntexper.H.H. ----------1 KIHHB. ----------- A TTIHDAKT MASSAGE ncH We are offerinC an op· Young ladr, (18·28) for por. fur faimlly oriented }~or anlmnl shelter. App· . indiv. to expreu their Jy ln pe rson ail , 206~: lcgiti1n1te ull lime pos•· ability as PERM . LIVE· Laguna Ca nyon Rd. lion. No exper. nee. V.'e IN H h Id Mn .. Lu"u_na Oeoc __ h_. ____ send to ~c h ool . earn 1 ou1e o • leers. • while you leam. Apply In 1\ll avail positions are in Orange co. TOP wares ~ LA Wr-4 MAIMT person any an.emoon vr Th i s may be your Foremanfor largeapart· eve. 2112 1-larbor Blvd, personal answer to the ment complex; With or Costa Mesa. Pleasf! C&ll A\cta Frederick. Mgr Gel out &: meet people, add new lnterei;t, eam money selling quality product s . Interested ? Call : 540-7041 or Zenith 7·1359day11. ... 1 .. 1 •• -. •,.....rs •lnler/lztmor 40+wpm Ir willln11: t1 Cal1846-1303 learn. ~ DENTAL Specialist's Of· !Ice seeks part tln1e gene r al of,lce help . lnsu rttnce. etc. Exp'd pre f 'd. 842·663 1 II. 8 . area. economic i;queez.e which w/out •crew. 962•4481 for MATURE HELP. Nl1hta. we are all experiencing appt. Premium pay. N1ua:le1 GENERAL 11t the preaent time. If Legal Sec 'y, exper. w/x· l>rl,·e·Th ru . 2 1401• Me•d•d Mow! you feel that you •re 11 Int skills for N~pott Brookhurst St. H.B • . 714/835-4103 Carpenten ,\CCU RA TE TYPIST competent homemaker Center law office. For in· Rtwn IOa m &5pm. *Stc:retarl•t &.: your lifestyle Is Oexl· tervlew call StG-meO. · Eqoal Oppor. Employer •Yacht Palflhn w wrlllng skills. ~'ill *Typists ble enoua:h to atccept the ----------1rtledical A11•lstant. Busy •Wood Finishers train. •Clerical resp. of home manage. LIKITO WC>«k S:ardlol ogist ofrlce In A.CCOUMTIHG Bab)'111t tcr for 2 )'told. !i!y 1.3 Yrs mai rlnc cxper. to NATI ONALS\'STE~IS qualify. Top waa:es & CORPO R,\TION ment , Pl ease contact our H.B. Hvy on insurance CLERK tiome or yo urs . r efs. New po rt Be;ich In · Ney,·porl G73·ti8111 surance co. needs person ------- w /bookkee ping ex pe r. Habysltter 111 .. 't.'<led for in· xlnt co. benefits. Apply [;;;;;;'~36~1;D;i~ro~h;st;;;;•;N;.;;9. ~ to Security Guard at 27S f\1cCormick Ave, Costa Mesa. DENTAL RECEIYJ' 3 yrs expericncr. Oranjfe Co. pr'actlce. 830 3731. ask for Glor\11 . •K•ypunch ('oordlnator to dlacuss WITH f'IOPl.17 ~nd tra nscribing. Wiii •Clerks the ,.ttrt ous J)08lllbllltie1 If you he\'e experience in ~t train. t:xp. only need •PIX Oprs that mwy relate ID yoor PTA. scouting, church or lpply. 842-8889. needs. 1-~or t\irther de· Si.i nd a y s c huol work ·1-;i~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;; ror premium accounting rant full lime. My homer ---------- dept. Prefer insurance or yours. Jr,·ine area. BOAT exper. Must be proficient S51 -4J66. MJ\NIJ FAC.'TU RER · ~ 1· of to k -Seeks aas 't. Toolina: man 1n o.-,-ra ion ey. ea b )' s i t t,c r , I l t e Sala '! to $.500. Good co. housekeeping, live·in . (1 ~;o :~~k~ 1~=~~d:~t: benefits. Call Pt!rs. Neal. Child Ok. I SoW "''k, room try /Flbt!r;:lass bksrnd. _833•8450 & brd. 87S·D441 uf\ 7:30 Will a11lst Sen. Toolln& eves . man on mjr. projects . /\few openings for mt>n or . Pay S3·S4 /hr. depending wo m e n who l ik e a Bally s~t.ter. my ho ~e on ,kills . challenge. arc young '.\lon·FrL 12 n~n -SP .t~ CLIPPER Pt1ARINE enough 10 "''Ork ou1 side 5 ~rv inc area· .~.'ll·.l.t9.i uft .t. 1919 E. Occidental St., hrs dail y &: n11:1.ture 1 BA8)'S I TTl:R . o~·n SA,Ca.SJ&.9318 {'nou g h l ? ~e~cpt l transportat ion. 8 to 4 ------------r e s p o n s 1 b 1 I 1 t y .1 \\'~ekda vs . u 1.1845 an 6. Boo~keeper wanted. f:x- l' er so 11 :1 I i t )' & en ·: · penenccd. To rWl small thuslusm n1orc impor .1llABYS1TTJo:R F'\111 time. office In La&un.11 Bch. t11nt than ex per. F1rx !blc nr. Pla,·an Elem. ~l y For appoi ntment call hrs. Several 0 . C. h>c11· hou~e or yours ! In · 494.·5033. ------ Lions.Stopb)·forcoffet'& terviewreq 'd.96..1·6697 BOOK KEEP ER full a chat between 10 & 4, 250 ' · c E. 17lh. Suite F. Costa BABYSITTElt rt1y ho1ne , charec. Nr . Org. ty. \tcsa 3 to 4 nlles ..... k. Stead.\'. 2 Airport. Bondable, short· · __ ._ --yr. old 11:irl. 673·8732 bcf. s lce\'Cd bk pr. for Chris. •AGEHCY SEC'Y 4 :JOP~ tian rlrm. Send resume & Occldenl11l Life has an ---sal•r)' reqmts. t.o : P .O. immed. opening for a HANKING Box 511 , Balboa, Ca. secy w tsh abilit y & 8 Con•tntl~ Loon 92661 plea1ant personality Lo Under-wriltn 'u-oo-.-,-.-,-.-.-,-,-S-e_c_re_t_a_r_y work In one or the nicest &: ProCHIOrl For Cd~1 Jn ve1tor, part· locatlonll in N.R. 8:30·:>, Ovwney Su,•!n11:s & Loan time. Must be capable of Moo· Fri. Pl c<tse conte.l'\, hu .~ immediate openinl?s handllna bookkeepln1 F.vclyn U ami lt on . ln illi Loa n Uept .alSant;i t hru trtafbt11h1 nce.Donot 6«·5600. Ana for Loan Proccsi><>rs apply unle!\11 quali fied. }~qualOppor.Emplo)'t•r &: Under wrtter11 . Ex · CPA wlll 11creen appli· · --~ -pe.ricnccrl in F"Hl.Ml'. & cants. Cati 67S.cm5. Ambitious persons who FN f\1 A Conventional "''aiit to ea rn extr1t in· J.oans. Conttict ~I r . Bookk eepln~·Meneral of· come fu ll or part-time. Ric h a rrl o~venport , flee. E•pd. Acct11 rec. Call for appt. 873-4786. 1714 iaoCU·tUU I postlnll journ11l1, recep• ----tion i:J t , l n11ur .11 n c e • ~ •-i Benuty l\111nlcurists claims. Newport Center. ... n1wtnnt .R"l''t' c• part·time to take over 644 ·«60 14. Locations. All shlft1 c llcnl e le 837 ·87791----------- avall. f'ull or pit. Exper 837 ·4743 . 'l"~tl~'d~.~E~O'?.."C'-'.SAJ.~~7~787~._,;;:::;;:::--; ..! Beeline Fa&hions·No col· ASSEMILT IOOKKHPIR f tCh1. thru fo'in. Stmt.s & quarterly taxes. F /time. CLERK TYPIST P'artTl- Jmmcdlste opening for de pe nda ble Individual with bookkeeping exp. to work 3 days per week. Typing 45 WPfl.1, 10 key by 1.ouch. Call 644-3319 9 AM 'tll Noon THI IRYIHI CO. 550 Newport Center Or. Newport Bearh Equal Oppor. Employer CLl•KTTPIST Billi n g Clerk !or Ne wpo r t Hf'i!Ch In· l!Urance co. T)'plng 50 wpm . Exper not nee. but pref'd. Sal11ry to $450. Good co. benefits . C11 JI Mra. Neal. 8l3·M50. COLLIGl!-TltADE SCHOOi. P aid while tr1lnln1. Your Arm y Recruiter h•1 all t he delitll!I. ~II hi m at Co1ta Mca6&. 645·1163 : ll u11tlngton Rl'h. 002·118:!1 TEMPO tails. cill for appl. teaching or .club & com·jl JIOMEMAKERS munlt y y,·or k, & li ke MEDICAL l''EEPAID DENT•L , ....... P•\IU T~mporary llclp UPJOl-lS meeting p~ople. you may Front Oft•. exp 14•/p1brd " """' t78o2Sky Park. lr,·lnc 75 •• 0992 qualify for a position full ToSSSO +uniform allow Chairsideexp tnStiOO Call540.4455 • or p /Ume. t'or intuvlew MEDISEARCH Recept .. exp to !65Cl ""'""""""""""""""""""""""""""[;Hko~u~•~ekk;ee;p;,;,~/~C;.00;;.-;:~Jlv~e;I 1ppt c1ll 533·7481. A Proresalonal AieftCY l>ENTJSEARCll -~~-------1 •••• rth 1 . GIFT WIA.,PH: in. for 1 adult. J:.:xper. on· 1 __ P•-•••'-18662 MacArthur, Irvine 1-l'it acA ur, rv1ne 1 11 I refs need ap ....,_ -.. ., 833-3338 752-1541 For fine jewelry store. Y w ~a . , . Newport Cenlcr batsed ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; p /tlme e ves & wknds. P1>:· Dnv~, over 35• like Rea l El!late Service Apply In person only J. anim 3 h1. C:&ll 673·S879. Corp . needs conven· De11igne r Manu!. of quall· Herbe.rt Hall Jewellers. llousckeeperti. Laondr)' tional 'FllA /\'A Pa<·kag. ty wood yachL'I ha11 im· So. Coast Pl ata, CM Girls wo n ted, fo ll & Ing, Fund lna;. Processing med. ope nln~s for: P•t· bet\\'n IOu.m &12noon. p/time. Bayvl~ Con''· & Shipping Personnel. tern mak er!\. Boat Th · CM E f'd Op f ~1~ ~rd "' pt 1-losp 2QSS unn .• xper. pre . por. or Bul lder11, Lon Worker!\. ..,. n"" ay,~ac : 642.a.Sos ' advancement. Salar)' Positions req. thorough Good typing, shorth:.ind -------b:1sed on exper . Our workina kno .... ·ledge of helpful. Willing to lei.m. HOUSIKIEPER employers know of this wooden boat buildina: Stndresume&s?laryre· <t:xperienced l To Clilre •d. E.O.t~. Senrl resume techniques & proven qulttments to r .O. Hox fo r 2 snl1tll gltl1 & to: Cl6&saitied111dno.43D. cr11ftsmanship in ex~ut · 286._!fB. C.11~·-_ be11 utiruJ home in N.8 . c io DaHy Pi lot, P. 0 . Box Ing complicated dcsigns i----------1 Pvt room. ha &.·rv. n~fll I5flO. t.:otita .Me1111 . Ca. In fine wood5. Plant is GORD' LIZ ne~ed. (Must spe:1k a 9262fi. l o c ated in non · ,. littl e F:ngll1 h .) No -----·----- metropolitan ~mog frl!e smoker!! please. Salary ••~1A ID•• So n i)iego Co. XJnt work· $60 wk . Ca ll rorappl, Sun Newport Chanel Inn ins cond1. EZ access to llas Openlngi;t~or : &fl.fon.640.5070. <.:all642·30JO beaches, mount111in. de· --· aert. Send Jetter or re· OA y • Hl~HT HSKKPR. lite lbkpg for ~tald. See Cliff Motel 1661 sume descrihing hack· IUSIOYS elde r ly IMd)'. Llve·l n. S ou th Coa»l H wy. JtrOund & salary history Room. Bourd & S:il:try. _•_~_t-_4892. or call Apply In Person Wknds off. &62·4133 htwn MA ID WAl\'TED Product. Superv lo $15K Elr t'tro Me<:hanic1l Exec. Sec 'y Sll>O Cosl Accnt Bkpr 1725 Le1al Secy I Anhm 1700 F IC Rkkpr $700 Secy /Bkkpr 5700 Secret11 ry $625 Dilling Cirk S-<>75 General o re $550 Gen I Ofc 1Anahm sroD 2192 Ma rtin, lr\'lne <Ca ll For Appointment> HeWe MeriM Corp Pt1onthru f'rl3·5PM tJam·2pm or art fl :JO, Part Time • Call Sun Marcus, Ca tr.?069. 900 l•ysl• Or, Ml 988·6253 wkn<h anytlmt!. 1\t c~a ~tote)• 646·11681 Nuries 714 1744·~· Equal Oppor. Emplo)'t'r J n s u ranee Sec retar y I ~;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;,[ AH's•l Vr-4 '1 & M(A COLLIGE STUDIHTS DISK CLERK _ wantt'd . Per1onal lines M' C Part tin1e. On cal , All AmerlcM 's l~a r ges t Exper'd NCR<\200. ~nd flUAIDS experience prefe rred. ,.IL LERK s hlfls. Good wo rkln& Prlv•te Security System resume to c1618si fled ad d 1 Typing, Invoicing &. of· con ii . C n n tact M r11 • hi looking for Student Im me · e mp oymeul. fice routlncr. South Coa5t T h Jensen. li42·27:W , Costa R l ti r no. 510, c /o Di.Uy Pilot, r •ti me. p /l lm<i . Ju.'(11lc Insuranc e . 211 Ocean e Irvine Comp•ny •tes a M emo rlsl epre5cn a ,·es rom r . O. Box lMJll, <.:oatll work. Work 11 ny 11h\ft . L 9 h aeeks stable htghsehool the L••una Rcuch . fl1111· .\l•sa,Ca"."I•""•' N A\'c. a1unu eac · d . t Hoopital,JO!Vic.toriwS• · .._ ""' "'' Untform!I furn. 1 ewport gr a w •1oma. cxper. o .... 11ion Viejo urea, Part Bench. Coa ta Mra• & _<_0<_.1_os_1_. ______ work In Mall Ro om. CM.EOE. time or 'ull time. Xlnt Dietary aupcr,·i11or for a An aheim iirena. A&e 2t l-MCO ~ Print s hop exper. orl-'-N-~------comml11lon &: bonus pro· la rge 1k llll.'.!d nur11 in~ ri 1 URSl!:S·AllShlt\1 l 11 or ovr. Unl veniA I, 1226 F tti"mr . Imm~ -ng p nt c asse1 desirable. ,.. .. _,Duty Dt u-··i Bram. We train. Cur not facility wanted to I K ""' -.... "'-• fl·•..,... I I W. 5th St. Slilnl.ii Anu. 1·n d·-tu" ofc. Must be WIOLTP'T nece•1ary. t'or more in. c hallenl(inl( pos t on. E 10 E I '"' f'orlnformatlon "" fo rmati on l'3ll (lick Mu11t 1"ve certificate of qua ppor. mpo)'er xlnttyplst•abletouae PleastCa ll HoFtttToPar Jimenez fl.I on. thru F'r l. completion or 90 hour HAllSTYt.ISTS dicta phone. Sh not req'd. 444.Jllt CoverOrani e County I< LITE MAN UFACI'URtNG Poeltlons open. S Da )'s. 12 llr to start. 979-8600. lectlon or dell v. lilgh profits. No lnvettmen!JI for i;a mplt!I . Mgmt OP· por. M7·54.87 or 557.()45.j 9·11 am. 991·0400. dietary cour11e. This h1 u With Followin.I( r.t u 11 t h ave ex Per· Malprict lce Ins. Avail --rehabmlndedfllcllltyof. w t a:r oup ln1ur 11 n ce GoodllealthAcc'dlna IOOKKl .. MG co I I ea e S lull e n t 'erln& to p s111ury, e"· Hew,.rter INI SCllOft forms • work Con,p . THE IRVl .. CO. Avall ·For Family Too 333.fl!l63, F /C.Typln&rl'Q'd.Gen'I mechanically Inclined. ce llenl benetltl, and an 844.·0661orM0-&'>82 Send reiume only lo: llOH•wportCtrOr orc work,Steadyemploy. P1rt ·t4m e Work . Clill excitlnl Incentive pro· JIAIR STYLIST Female Pbelpit Chiropr11ctlc Of. Newport...... RN $56 Girl Write Box .5Jl4, Garden 546·9911 . 1r1m worth money lo for NB Men ·11 hair Salon. fices, Newport Center , • .. ual Op-. Employe• , ER /ICU /CCU ASSISTAHTMGRS Boys & s G . c 11 ,32 ~,. ••7 San Nl<hot" D•. ""' ~· rove,l,;a ----·i''•I student•. p/t tli, de· )'OU. • ._. · Sp11 c c rental avail. Sui"t• JOS . Ne••port AIJWeekend Shlft.a .Jr.& Misses outlet it.ore 10to14yearsolage.Dal· -+ '-"" f.46 27 16 " .. ll 7E N' h w11pacl11lty twt11t . Good ly Pilot delivery routtl Busboy•. exper'd. Apply llv . Jl::vea /Sat. car. phon1 Exp cook p11rt t i me . ___ -----, Beach. Ca 9'l000 MAILlr-4G Dll"T. · •''ery 1g l oppor. Ex per'd. Re ft . may .. _ avillable In ......_,r Ben Bro"'·n's l\iotel Of. nee. Mr Lyons&48·1004_ Ne"'' port ll1i1rbor Yacht Help wanttcl p/tlme stnrt· --~------Opening• lo• Typi'•t•, RH S52 D11Y9 M-P Dondable. 1·9 wkdt1)'1J, areu .£1t rnprolttfO:~. fice.3ll08Coastll"'Y,$o. Clu b . Bn lbn11 Pen--inal11.teAut1 .forWlnter. lfttarforDnlpa:r/ Inie rt tn c machine & LYN~ 9·6 Sai.. Send resume to liveries & cuh, trtpt or _IA__,1'-u._n_•, •. 3'-·'-'•Pccm_. ----COMPUT• OPR nlntula. 873~-_ Alto. takln1 applicatlon5 ,...,,.,....,. P0ttini;i m achJne opr!!. All , Classified ad no. 483 · Cil) merchandl11t: tor selling CAH'l ASSllS N1tlonwlde co. 370 /125 Ex pe rl t n c ed f\1 II rl n e tor I /time d1ty help. App· 1'~or leadln1 producer of Expcr. helpful, but not Dally Pilot. P. 0 . Uox new l!U bllcrlptlom. For 009/VS . Min 2 yrs ex· hirdware clerk. Neat. lybetwn3·3~M.any d~, 11alea olflee1 lcdilpla)'I. necesa AJO£$ ~880 ~,2: Costa Mesa, Ca lnformitlon pleue 5call S1~1mlultclkea•t111~1P0Uublill•c pol 1r. 4PMb·MldniC1.ht1.1x11nt perionable . wllllnll l<> McDon•ld '· TOO • •M•"•u''mebel0• .• •J>ttP.'d0 •. 8ellonclx NAT10NALIYITEMS Roi • "'-~• 842·ol321 . P'rom an "' ~· · r nge e nc. a or work. Send rosulTie In Coaat Hwy,NB ~i;,CORPORA110N ertntts ec:tUary ' Clemente-San Juan Yctr a r ound emplo)'• •ppt. 484 / n 11 1204 , f'fewport Beach • .., •• 43elBl•chw Ne Lt8Coulle Med.Serv. 1\ttend1nt to care for In· 11 ment. G reat pa)' + ho" no. • co n Y Help Want ed full 011 92GIJO - valid It. ai•l•t w/llte Cap latrano are;i, ca bonu•t•. Phone Mr . H•.ethl..-.n•1 rllol , P .O. Box 1560, p /t l me . No e"pe r . ----M•u•--s 140.·9914 .. J.o!tlS hou1ekeeptn1 duties 4: 4~·0630•ndMlsalonVlt· Tllompoon ·~•111 or M--'lch 6444400 C0ttaMe11.Ca.02626. _ neceot. DK'• Donut•, JOLLT"o-• "'""",.... fl"! jo~I Toro area, eall • _. ... ,.., X 2i2 " • W• are eow blrlns Nur~1 l\ldea, ~ 'd.. ~~!Yl~t:.fi~.wk.8Hn '81-4310. lt3 -0i i7 • le•vc 'AIOUT 2484 2 ~lu l rl1nd1, £1 Breakfaatcook,IOOd .PaY mana1ers lo S\IPU"f'll• Bayview Con•. ftP. --'~-~----·I Equal Oppor. Employer 1 -""'--11~•~•-·-----Cooll ---,-.,.-M-Ol-<l<•_n_lo_od. l-Z MOHIY Toro. It opportunlUes. Applr lri aaltl repruanta.U•e at .2055Thurtn,CM6d-ll05 AUTOMOTIVE CARPENTRY· Flnlah, Wed thru Sat 011y1. C.11 F 0 r y 0 u r ,. c r b :1 1[,;;;;,;;;;;;, __ ;;;;;;;;;;~ peraon,4005.Cout Hwy, lhe 1local level, t~ ln· Nuraes Aldiei-All Shlf'll IODYSHOP .... M•nufada"" experien ced o n l y . $41·"49. c apabllltiea: EHrn La1una9each traduce supertor eiluea0 Mtt• Verde C Hoa · ASSISTA.MTMGI. Takln11ppUcallons 549-IOM 1100+ + Iler wk . for Horne 1 -~iiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiii[ tlona l m1t1rlal1 pro· ee1center St CMv. p, Allbenefltslnamoarreoe for : •COot<• p ltlme 9•m·tpm. lpm. Consultants 1ram to parents , . i -S in C lemente. Good Carriers 'or early morn· Saute Station/Back Up ~pm or ~rm -Dpm tn com· To pl.ace your mtAaJle educators " Uliiraff ana. NURSING •hop, plenty of work. •J...,,...,llMft..... Ins dellverlet to homeit Mu"t be exper'd. Lftad · rort a ble 1paclo u11 ofr. befortlhean Xln~~!!!n~~.boMd R"" SUP'ERV. rt l111t.n.rs In Hunlln1t on Beach. In 11; N , n h ot~ I acrOll the •lrc-et rrom 'or 1111~ readlnapubllc, #.,.. ,,_ -)'OW' f"'ll !!~t!.~:i ~~1~11lom:ke~~ Mutt h~ve car. Prefer restaurant. Ca ll Chet, o.c. ~lrport . work I!! run Dt tll)n Center phorM! 1taff produc t i vllJ, Rt11~r 11·1 ahlft. Cull C o n t a c t J o h '" , • l...ter fl:xtarior ma rrled. 84.7 ·2300 or Jim. J0am.2pm, 6"·1700, & perfel'tl)' suits •X.'Opla Call 7l4./63tJ.1000 Dell)' Pltot Unlimited ftundl.l laed· 14t·14SO for Inter\""' 714/4i2·1891. Tom Stamp c...,.nt.rs &39·322S ext. S3l . EO£ · who enjoy talk.Ina. For For Appointment Clasilf\ed,60.5118 v1aee111tDlApeltnllal. bet-!n 944. F ord I 2 101 So. EI Appl)' In Pertc:Jn Ha•a aomtthlns lO Mil! more info ~ personal In· Mr. Pul[nUre ,..m ... n ..... -. C.11 RO)' al• eon •. HolPital Camtno, San Otrn. Ital Deere Ave. IA Cluatntd ads do• well. CLASSIFIED wiU NII It. t•rvw, call W-IOM. ...,.1. ~ JOJO W. w.,_., 8.A . 1 • \ . 1 . ' . . . ' .. . ' HolpW..tocl 71 •••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~ ..... ?~.'?! ~~~ .... ,?!.~ ~~~ ..... !! ... ~!'!.~ ...... ?!.~~,~~~•••••?!.~ ........ ~;;a.::· 1075 • DNLYP,LOT BJ~, OlnOeed helper, tener•I ol· SALES. full & ptlime. SIC•ET•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.....-1040 F•H"l•ffvr• IOI" ce uUe1 . Ladyovitr 25. Horae t a ck1. clothing. "' -Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.Uf. driven lleense In RECEPTIONIST c.11 .. 0.1110. Manho. M•Jo• Ea stem Savi .... & PUILIC AUCTION s·be . It k ,,. I .~,, d' --.. ..... -•-._._ ' ,.,._ MAN YITE M so0 ~1NE ·1 n ii n us y. "~· 5 a.t oving ·lt eautlrut lov·. avuu an 1n1 .• .,. . ........, S •LIS' •fty ...... an oicrv1 ce ........ .,. ioc•l· r r mtt5 AKC 8Jk & white --' "' -eel in Newport Ctr req·1 TEENAGERS & COl1E6£ STUDENTS J E W E I. H y A RT ' · . · neat & 1ofa, very a:a .. OIAHGI JULIUS lmmedi•t• ooeoinc for Small aln. shop, N.B. For Sec'y., /good skllli. Real OBJ ECTs: ANiiQUE.S. Hlu\: eyes. SlOO. MB-0522. qua II t y. n e"er used La1uoaHllliM1ll receptloal1t w /1ood apptcall,673·21834 E s t a t e backarouad FINE 1"U RN ., Y.TC. S t . Ber nard P u p s 968·8822. H11 0peolns1For: clerical skill1, Typiq .50.l•--------•I helpful. OpJ)OC". for ad· PHONE F'Oll fNFO. &: r,urcbred, J)f'rfect mark:ICo_m_t_e_m_p-.-,-u-m-,-.-,.-.-A-ll NYCOOI :rem&.M:!~:c'Pf:~!l JS.ALU.... vancem e nt. Salary Earn up to $50.00 per week (or part BROCHUR E.&&S-2200 n.cs flwksold .54S-17S8 rosewood, Olnrmtable, COUMTllt t&P telephone penooality. For local area. Men or based on ability. Our time work evenings and Saturdays. COLLECTOR Plates, reg. Wtimaroner ..._ 8 chrs &. buffet. ~h 61 .1 Kwit be over JS. Some womenw/1alesabllltyto emplO)'tes know ot thl~ Phone 536-1287 for interview. ISO. B&:G Bicentennial · • ..,... chr. Stereo ca binets.· exper. nee. Apply In Forlntormatlon earn C"ommlsaio n of ad, E.O.E . Smdrt!tiume Platefor$3'7.50.8ellbuy 8Wks,AKC reg1s. Also, waterbe<t &assort· person or c1tll. ~-B29'7. Pleooe~·I> d to Classltled ad no. 438, h C:all 646-72SS, Pvt pty. ed lamps 839 1395 -S40·S50 or more per ay. c/o Dally Pilot, P.O. Box anyw ere! 838-42!Yl · · Pa•ntera:,1 ~.xper 'd in Fr!!:;_l:Joon -~e~:l d1:· ~!sU:.~ ~!: Costa Mesa, Cu Equal Opportunity Employer Appliaace5 1010 °5gG~~~L~~·s:>"!a~:. Armoire & dreaser·klng c:ue:tom pa nune. selllftg Z2 coupons·trade --.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •'ully vaccinated. $150. Like new, $2Z5. 30X'Z Call 847-4128 THI llYI,. CO. out value JM for $1 ill· l---5-IC--R-IT_All_Y--1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Used apt. S't ~frig, &. 645·0079, 979-4200 wood desk , $35. 549-89'1.C. Part time, day or nlte. ISOHewportCtrDr cludin4 tree chance on Typing/th. Needs good . K~nmorewastungma ch. La mps, le ath. chairs, Man needt d who can M•Wporf .. odl 1975 Pinto foe benefit ol telephone penonality, Help Woftted 7100 ...... Wmted 7 IOG Both work well. $40 ea. Dachshund, blkttan Stan· rosewood tables, sol as handleall typesolhand Equa10ppor.Emplo)'er E1taocia Jll1h School va.rtous ofc duUes. eati ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·6074 da.rd m a les. '1 r.t o's. etc.645-4800,Vickie ' toola. To mfg wood. Bicentennial Marchlog 534...tlOO. TELEPHONE Solicitor Tow Truck Driver want· Frigidaire washer & ~~?S7~:~~sh .~~c:z.~· Mov ing . Sa c. e ntire foam, concrete & plastic Band . Phone N. J. wanted. $3. hr. +comm. ed. Exper pref'd. Good dryer. Go.tel~-SlOO ea -hs•hld. Btfl "'gh quaUtv parts. Write ad #530. R.ESaleo Ziener, Costa Mes a Wrk. wee k consists ol 6 pay + benefits. Apply •t50 l.'.l).<U70 fn•toYott 1045 ... •u 1 D 11 Pll t Bo 1••0 · Chamber of Commerce s-YflUYIR h,.. daHu , Mon lhru Sat. _1~ooo~l~r~v!'ln~•':.·!""''!.'·l~252~--l;~«:;•::;~P•=.•::'::· ::::-::::-1 furn & appl. All 1 )'T. oKi. a '/ 0 x ..., COMMERCIAL ~ 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• No reas. ofrer refuged. ColtaMeaa,Ca.92626. INDUSTRIAL "8-0536. A11res1lve sell starter N~ se1Clin1J:1.1Make api;>t&. Tl.A.VB. Hotpoint, copertne wishr. LABRADOR Retriever. Cash only. Also suzml S •• ES•' ~••1NC needed lo fiU \lacancy as on y. a or lnler'\'1ew Gd cond. S40. lS52 I C. female 9 monthso&d all TC k PIDICUllST ~ ~ SAL!Sl'IRSOHS Mon. 8 /11 /75. Ph : Yo ur Arm" Recruiter Coriander .CM. • · 120. Li e znL $275. If Our •rowta• -.-n•nu secretary to pu.rc:hasing 1 shots. Needs home. Call <"1·1816 lrvo·ne. Ult have own cllentele. "" ~ ........ r-1 ·11:1oat uf 631·1861 NB can s how you a a ew be o Au & 3 PM ~ Apply Magi's Magic. needs R.E. licenteesfor America'• Lareest ~01.."p~t:!~retari.i &··1-c..cc..cc.;.._;;_ _____ I world-your world. Call Double door r e frig. tween 1 rn .,1---------- 1894\.t: Harbor Bl CM active Hu.otinetoa Beach Private Security System T•lel"-.0-.. ~ him at Costa Mesa Complete beer tapper, ·52=1·.:13:::98::::.· -----COUCH, CHAIR& • area d 1 If purcha s ing exper. a ~ • -STOVE. Call1MZ·6245 ·wILLTRAJN nee s severa se must. Xlnlco. benefits. P fJ'i meeves&SatAM. 64 5-1163; lluntington 15'h gals. Nice $75. Beautiful he1lthy part 642.1319 motivating:, eoal setlina Sala~ de--'-t upon 16 & Over. Apply, 15056 Beach, 962·8821 646-2550 Siamese kittens free lo•l----------Peraon 21·40 , trn for 8'64493 (213)299-0144 persons between 18-'' to ·1 _,...,..., J k M.d Ci d • ~ · exper. Please call Lyn ac son, 1 way ty.l---------~FRIGIDAIRE Refrig. 12 good home.53&-5178. Hollywood Be Set, J ma:mt. ~150 wk auarn. J 9 present our residential Balrd,s.9.9711. After4pm,SeeDave. ft If h d . piece. Like new. $'15 Col pref. Mr. Levi , . Stturity proa:ram In the 1..:::.::::;c:::_:c;c:;__ ___ l ---~~-----I TYPIST cu. " t. n door.$105. Tan Terrier/Ollhuahua 2 549.9773 MlJ.1004. Laguna Beach, Mission * Secy't-Srf'tral Telephone work from lpart.fime.1 Frigidaire Undercountcr yrs. old loves !Oda. Gd.1----------Vle}o a reas . Part time your home. Ma tu re · Dshwshr. New mtr. $100, watch dog. 6'5-3651. Furniture sale. 1·9ft . gold PHONE Sur'Vey, work: at acceptable. For more in-$SSO-$l200. lOOo/a ,.,ee Pd woman wanted. Call HB Newport Consulting firm Frigidaire Washer, gd. leather couch, toffee & home. No sales involved. Also, General Office needs capable typist com!. $78. Call aft lPM 1,. M ,_ • ...._ Ex d Res taurant Working formation call 991·0400 Liz Reinden Agency urea . P /t, some eyes, No handle typing &. phones. 93 2856 ,. a,.."'"~ end ta bles , lamps, kinl &:" p. esired.842·7433 Mgrs. Unique fast food. Monday thru Friday. 4020BirchSt,Ste l04 selling.835·6101 Monday·l''riday, lpm· 4 • Call64S-O.nl lwin bed, corner tables,· Printirla: Presa Opr. Job Laauna. Couple pref'd. Ask for Dit:k Jimenez. Newport Beach. 833-8100 Telephone Sollciton! No 5pm. S3 per hour. 15 CU. FT. Pl-II LCO Need affection & protec· chairs. 11·4 SaL &: Sun. opentn1 tor offset print· Consider single woman .. ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i_Jc~a~l~l~fo~r~a~p~poo;i.·n~t~me;!n~tJ selling. Guam Income + Please Call Chris Fros l f ree Upri ght tion? German Shepherd-~~i 1~ kSo. ~wy. Inf press opr in SJC. Ex· 49'1·Z554or644-25.50. Sales Person Service Station At ten· bonus if you do"".ell. App-752-7401 Freezer. 968-5418 Collie pups. &IS-6682 . . ar on !:;:d~rl:~"!~~~~'::J;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J IBM /Zerox. Type. Com· dant, exper'd. Day & l y 11 -5 W. Linco!o, llcyctes 8020 Ge~m Shor tha ir •dGt:~:t!~1!~i:ech;~~~: foe ModuLeam Press. RN "CU mission + expenses. Eves. Full & p(time. Ap-_:A~n~•~h~•=•~m~.~See~~M~rs~.~Pr!!!JP~P'I ·--------~ •••••••••••••••••~···•• Pomter, male, .approx. 3 lop. 846.0051 11 Good sales people don't ply.Shell Station, 17th Theatre Work: Con· * UTOTEM* MAN'S SCHW IN N yrs . nd s . hi fence .. 1 -~------- MODELS Nlahll, full or p/t.ime. need guaranl.ees. Com· l~I~rv~o~n~e,~N;;B~;;;;;;;;~ cession Clerk. Min aae EMPLOYMENT VARSITY JO SPEED 213·422-5690 12' Sofa. $30. 2 matching Pratesaional free lance Differential pay. Xlnt mission range, first I• 18. P /time. S2 hr. Student o••oi·~~~ES BIKE $50. 6'6-3Qll chairs $15. ea photogra pher needs bl!neflls. Contact Mrs. year·$l8-$25! K. Second ok. Apply in person, Sad-r-r-1 _...,, Seven week old kittens. 675.9561 models for part-time Balestreri, 842·2734, year-$25.s35 K . Third STOCK ROOM dlcback Cinema, 1. If. l<'ull or Part Ti me PEUGEOT Men's 10 spd. male, box trained. work for major c 0 s t a Me m 0 r i a I year-! Call (714 > 75Z--0870 Ill, 23684 El Toro Rd, E . No E x.per Necessary Like new. 23''. Inc. A bus SJ6·322S Must Be Sold: Sacrifice , ma1azlnes. No e x -Hospital, IOI Victoria, {or a nappol.nLmenlTues· CLERK ToroE.O.E .m/f. Age21-65 Eligible lock & bike rack. Best ----"'-~----I Quality Furn. exquisite. perience needed Must c M EOE Goto The Nearest ofr. 213·430·6579 Loving gentle dog needs glass top cofree tbl, also be attract.I ve, have a1~~·~·~~~· ~~~~~1~d~a~y~~~~~~~~1 For small electronic TICTOC MARKET laraer yard. Med. Sz. brass lop coffee tbl; •12 Cood fiaure, be willing tol· manuf. Exper'd in ship-For Applications & Info 1 SPD Tandem $50, 1 Spd. _T~'='~"='='~·=67=3~·=2'=06::.. ___ , sml lea th er cha Ir a. work nude. Hi&h pay. RN SALES PERSON Needed ping & receiving also de-OR CALL (714 )642-T102 Ladiea$20, ADORABLE Kittens, long Overstuffed CUil. made Call for appointment * for Li g hting Fixture sirable . Req 's good 1 .,,~T ..... k~T~oe;,,;,,S~y~•~l~e...,.,,..~, l~n~c~.~ ----~•~9_7·~"""~---I &. short haired. Need gd. Lt. Rust Velvet chair. 615-4450,9·5 For private psychiatric Showroom. Exp. helpfu.I handwriting &: some I~ WANTED: ''Moped" Bike homes.549-3700 Stemware. some silver, clinic. Good frince but not nee. Pis. caJI: math. "oot , N ·unk 361 oil paintings, misc. de- ,URCH •51-r. Veten·na-Hosni•-• ors ... e . OJ · · · · c b. "' ~ benefits. Paid vacs & .546-290t on Mon. or Apply ST AC OS WITCH R t /G •' Of"r·....u. 1 Ogle apt B. 642-1298 Tiger11, penians, calieofi, C"orat1ve items. as CONTI.ACTS t}olldays. Call betwn at; 2031 S.E. Main St.. INC. ecedp en c38gir · ' 10 wks old .~ keep 536-2:335. Youne a1&ressive man 9.i l1'·5pm, 498-5702 or Irv. (l blk. So. Org. Cly. 1398 k r-t M Goo ty pist . 38 E . Boys 20", 3 spd bilte, $t0. ''~'~l~h~n!g~ . .:.::..:.::.::_:.:.::..:.::.:::.~;;ij~[S;;;o~;-;i~;;d withamlnimumol2yrs 831-1174. Airport). 1 a er,\Alfta esa Coastllwy.CdM Boys 20'' bike, $15. -"lt.ed Sofa, 2 uphlstnl in t:onstruction .mgmtJ.!~~~------1 :==='--:----I 549-3041 WAITRESS 8J3..l66J. Miniature Doxie. red chrs, coffee lbl, 2 end from 8 Calif. accredited Seamstress w /power st'!"· Equal Oppor. Employer male, 8 lbs. tbls. All $110. 6t6-DJ7. college or w/equal work RM-MlahtSMft ing machine exper . CONTROL Full or p /time. Apply in Clean Men 's Peugeot __ _cC=.•=1~1~983-::c37=31=----l~ exp. to asilst the Vi ce 11.1:3lt -Fuil time. Med· F /lime. 841 ·248~ o r T F C •REER person, El Matador.17 Bike, Model U0-8. $100. _.....Sale IOSS Sur •. D.'ff. ••y. Xlnl 213 /592-2360. astee r eeze-Mal e _... NewportBl.CM Call&42.sus AfcJlt-W./lll ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pre1.ofOperationsora r-p /ti me . Nea l ap -EmDlo Mf'ntAottlc. Call&l5-0300 NE DAV SALE! Suni multi faceted home de· benefits. Contact Mr1. peara nc e . Apply in s'ERt :tAu.. Y Waitress wanted. exper. Racingbike,weighs22 1bs loam. Decorator ltemsl velopment firm. Many Jensen, 642-2734, Calta c:-st-ssW__..__... pe rson, 2966 Bristol. S LREVICEILSNGOF for fast rood ser'Vic w /steel cranks, Campy FREE PUPPIES Chest~<. Ko·ngso·re hdbd benefits • opportunities Mesa M emori al -am •• ~ c 0 , ta Me s a -•ounter wor k. Apply. TOCOODHOME -0 •--k f'd EMPLOYMENT '" equipment. $150/ best of. ""· White w-.,.ht Iron: avail. Send tttume Lo Hospital, 301 Vic\oria, verJU<.: exper. pre · ~ • Prime Burger 799 W Ph e 1 498 ?565 _., • .._, Ad. No. $00, Daily Pilot C.M. E.O.E . D a v e C a r r o I I TEACHERS ' 17th St, Costa M~. . fer. 646·6590aft.3pm. on . . garden furn. $25 ea. P .O. Box 1560, Cost al---------·1 Sailmakers, C .M . SubstituteTeachers FREEJOIS! .:.:.======'--1 3 gpd, Ladies bik Fwmitwe 1050 Lamps $7 -S23. Ladles Men,Ca .~ RM"S l ;;642~-~8"6>~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I C a t i on schools & WAITRESS Lunch hr. 1 w /Sear 's baby seal&:••••••••••••••••••••••• c lothes, 1 0·14~oAm .. .... ~~~~~~~~~! Means REALLY NEAT 11 llbrarys for well known Typists to S600 to 2 or full ti~. Must front basket 140 . GreatSavin'5onUsed. never worn. $3-.....,. C• -programs for r ealit y educational pUblisher . Must l)'pe 50-60 wpm 21. Exp. helpfut apply i 645-9082/640.8113 fo'urn .. Appli . & MISC. ~5•1 & Apictllf"!!S1 ~~ Real Estate, licensed orientatiooandbehavior SECRETARY New s ubsidiary of lnw Cntrl Clk personbtwn.2&4.Th Wilson's 8arga1nNook o ppreciae. ~ .sa lespeople. Why not modlfit:ation.Ilyouare McMlllian lac. seeks Clerk Typist Log Inn , 1792 Italian made 20" Fold 545 W.19thSl.C.M. Bluffs,334V1staTrucha .;1 wort in the hottest area an RN who is tired of be-bl A!P Clerk Ma cArthur, Irv, at Mai Away bike. Xlnl cond. ~ Huntincton Beach/Foun-ing in a rut, consider • Immediate opening for person10• • trode m an or PBX Recept & A1acArthur $30. Phone 642-5487 BED. king size mattress. Much misc le dlildl!I , , t ain V•lley. Call Phil .,....ition with a fa-"'ty Secretary with minimum wdoman. 1n1 ""'t r!nelw -===-"'='-----I -='-'-=====---I box springs, frame, xtra clothes ladies. Y al . M N t VIII ~ = 3 yean Real Estate or e uca t1ona ma e as. G.OfcTrne to W""ITRESS Raleigh "Grand Prix" 1 ro·rm. •t'oll pckaged, ~15 come 574 A Joann. CM.: c amee a age lhat has a n exciting re· Fl ·•1 hdedul loc I Clerk Typist "' -. Real Ealatell6.1-4S67 , h•b program as well as Leasing background ex-exk• • ,~c .led e, . a Accountant 11 5 Day wk . Dinner shift. spd. Men's & l..adles', (val. $525 ) Queen, $1951 _ .. _.....,. ________ _ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ perience. Must ha\le e:ii:-wor • un 1m1 eammgs Cl b ref'd A 1 still in crates. Cost $150. (val. •~zs 1 . Deliv-ia-, quality patient care. Ex· ell kill -...· based on sales prod.UC· Engineers tosnK u exper. P · PP Y I'd .. -·1 GAIAGESALI • 11 t b f "t d c ent 11 . 1. ~,.t11ng 70 Sal itCV'i+Co in person betwn 3 & ea., sell for $120. ea. c 831-0488 REALEST ATE 1 c8e10:,_n Don~tne I s athln w.p.m. & dlctaphone. lFivil>:. Ag~ no barrier. es _.,,.., mm pm, Wed 'thru sun, 1001 Dianna, 546·53&3days ==·===~· ----Furniture, Loys,etc. lOto 1160M __.._ s .,. passup s or 1nter\'1ew appt call ABBEYRENTSFURN. 6 al 2927 Peppertree e ... r-• opportunity. Call 533·7481 . FEEJOIS BaysideDr ,Cd~f MAN 'S 10 spd gd cond 19'l5 HARBORBL.Cll Lane. Cos t• lies•. Coste Me-M c.,.,.6848, For fnfonnation ===.=cc-=.:..,. ___ , , ., -Pl C.11 Wanted ·. full to· me .,,,·,. S-U. Girl's Schwinn Slin· CALL (714) &l5-C112 546-0092. Well located RE olfieel----------1 ease TELEPHONE SALES, f::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;-s•ILIO•T 644 3389 Receptionist to$600 tant for hair cutting gray,$20.556-1243 need s 2 1 ice n s e d "' "' • Experienced preferred. G o r $300 salespeople. Business Is IUFFS From 9AAt-Noon Earn as much as you like G:~.1 o~~~~ $5.5() parlor. Heady's 675·08M Cah great-need more help Westaail Corp. has a THE IRYIHE CO. by talking to people all Gen'I Of"fice $475 WELCOME WAGON ••••••••••••••••••••••• for our buyers! Call for vacancy in Stock Room SSOH•wportCtrDr over Southern Orange Management Troe $500 Openings in Hunt. Bch, PERSIAN Kittens, CFA interview. W. E. LA~hcn· for Sailboat fanatic who H•wpori •och County from an air con· Field Rep $9,500 w e s l m . a re at f o r r eg. Top quality. All myer, Realtor, 646-..3928, knows the parts. Stock ditioned office. Two Dental Assist $850 e nergetic sel(, starter,,1 c•=h~o~t•=-·~2~'=3~-894c:c.....,.==•~v~e~. _ Eve1:873·45T1 Room exper helpful, but EqualOppor.Employer shifts·lOam to lpm or Medo·eal Reeept ••25 / h i·k I ..... w car,w 0 J esmeetng HIMALAYAN Kittens. ACONvtHIENT8HOPP'INC Sailboat aa\lvy a must. Spm lo Spm. Monday EscrowTrne SS25 people, Flexible hrs ! CFA reg. Min gChiu-KWINCGU60EFOITHE REAL EST ATE SALES HACIBIDA RILU ISTAT£, 1Hc. ()peas Office 14 in Costa Mesa. Self atarten, free thinkers, true indep. con· tncton. Best comm. in &own.Call J'olm RampelJo, Mgr 217$ Fairview al Baker · 549-9511 REAL ESTATE CS &o 70".1; Commission. Dynamic. prestigious, happy office W/ heavy •nstractured learning e nrirobmeot Ii: semi-pvt. ofricet has 2 openin&s in residential or investment H 1es. N.B. nr. •irport. Call Do n . Berman al <n4> 1sz-1920. REAL ESTATE SALES Cootwy 21 /Sari .......... Offlw <In 11th Street ·tn Hunt· ington Beach, 3 blocks from the ocean. Now tak· i n&: applications fdr licensed real estate ealespeople. Call Nancy. 536-7S4Z. RECEPTIONIST LEASING REPRESENTATIVE IAulDI R epresentaUve f for apt complex. ln· d lYldual must work weekntdl • have adap- t able acltedulc. 1 "Yr public contact ex · per lence alo na: ! w /Pl••nnt afpearaoce • pereon•l ty. For fartbor hlfonnollcn, ' J'Je•MCIJI ..... ,., l'rv• IAll·-THl llYM CO. 110 Mtw,.t C1r Dr ... .,.,. .... !:qaoJc>;por. Emptoyof llHptT•NOll Pro1re11lve aalJQal lu>1pltal ofren exce p· tloiial future for 'VM'Allile. take t:h¥Be, matart per1on . Mlnlsnam .f. Yrs. office ~~~~ _ .. Ad-DallY Pilot P .O. -JMt. c.a. .... ~ Xlnl benefi,_ p ·d through Friday. AppJv at Ph co. ha. a1 1 one (213) 438 -2750 Ch .. termere bloodlines .• A ... ilfilli< ...... _.°"_'~"~'=oo...,,.1 ti "holid Call S"~RET••y 250 E . 17th St. Costa Fr & F ~·t· vaca on ays. 5""' -ee ee~-1 ions EqualOppor. Employer top quality, 213-894-698.5 LyaBaird,549-911L Accurate typing le sh Mesa , or call Tony eve For•AdillW--.'tW .... necesa. Pleasant N. B. Scimia al646-4100. s"u·otooe 1100~8e.. WHO W0RAINVTSE ATOCAWB~RK? I ~='---------Ctl S.. 6 42-5671, &:t. JJO ofc. near O.C. Airport. T 1 h A . Sia mese Kittens . Reg. SALES CLERKS Raub, Bein, Froet&.As· e ep. one nswering NewportBeach CHOOSE your hours , w /s hots:' C h ampion p -1:-ed Design p II aoc.,1401Quail,NB 5:erv1ce. Exper, .-U.11-556-1505 work for yourselr, be background.538-7962. er50nu1u. Q em time. F1es:.Hn.~tm your own boss. Men or·i-======~= Experienced in selling llMl.ies' fa1bions. Penna· nent p/tlme positions for Dianeylaad Hotel Shops, requiring maturity & availa bility to work varied shifts including weekends & eves. SECRETARY Hotpw-1100Ho1pw-. 1100 Exec. Secretary w/ad· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••11;••••-•••••• ministrative Apply la...,_ Personnel Department (Employes Entrance On Harbor) Mon· Fri 10arn-4pm DISNEYLAND UUH-•..i M1h11M. c.lf. Equal Oppor. Employer SALES capabilities. Some shthd, xlnt . typis t, geo knowled.:e of all phases of ore. work & mach's. Ages'·btwn. 21 &: 3.5, only neat lo appearance ~ apply. As.It for · Dee: 991·9000 SICRETAllY Busy Public Relations ofc. Must have .xlnt skills. Lile bookkeeping. Call 540-1050. Secretary needed for furniture sales and book· keepi n g. Talbot In· teriors. 600 W. Warner. Santa Ana. 549-82161 HOUSEWIVES.$ SECRETAllY Toy • GIFT We need a p:!:rsonable mature i ndividua l PARTIH w /good typln& & s h Gifts 'N Gadgets wlll skills. This ls • varied train inexperienced posilion w /a well known bousewlves fo earn. real estate trainJng co. by Dec!. 1st demonstrat· NATlONALSYSl'EMS inl beautltul lines of gifts CORPORATION Ir. toys. No deliv·no rol· 4311 Birch St, N.B. lect-free hostess 1irta. Netdcar.Call9'19-4307 SECI'Y Pt. time, casual· G ifts 'N Gadgets ty Ins. Newport Bt:h.. For ... <>urzsthYear'" appt. C•ll: 833-0ll21 HolpW-7100HolpW-. 7100 .............................................. SAUi ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE EXECUTM 'SfAOCH & PLACl:t.lENT AGfNl.."Y, INC SUITE~ NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE NEWPOllT BEACH. CALIFORNIA 92660 PHONE 714/644.9174 .. San ·Juan Capistrano You may h ave noticed the new big white building with the orange tile roof at the Junipero Serra offramp to the San Diego Freeway. That 's our company, ENDEVCO, & we manufacture & market sophisticated precision electronic instrumentation systems. W• Currently Hen• TI. FolowlRg Opellingl: *PBX Receptionist *Test Technician *Precision Mechanical Assemblers *Bectronic Assemblers *Ceramic Lab Assistant II you have experience in any of the •bove, & would like to work for a well established progressive company in our beautiful facility, • ............. ,_..,, I ... ...,~_,...,. ENDEYCO Rancho Viejo Road San Juan &apish ano An Equal Opportunity Employer Women. Can be slightly Real nice klttem $1.$-$20. handicapped. Neat· Lovely coats, attrac. C lea n Appearance. markina:s. Anaora btlck· Vets., retired. Age 2S to grounds. 97f.8978 70. Supplement your in· come. Dri\le a cab 6 hrs Ne;ed to adopt new~ or more a day. Apply in kittens for nursing person, Yellow Cab Co. mothercat.968-4962 186 E. 16th St .. Cost.a Mesa . Cream Male Persian Kit· ten. CFA . $50. W oman t o help 546-9965 housekeeper care for l>OCJS 8040 e lde rly woman d ays. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 875-8538 an 1pm · •PET WORLD• Mncllmdfw Cocker•. Chihuahua, ••••• ••••• ••••••••••••• Poodles, Shih·tzu, DoxJe, AnffqllH 1005 Dob ie, Pit Bulls, ••••••••••••••••••••••• C ock•poo. Peke s , YICTIOLA Westin, 100 mixed pup. Large (51" high. 24" pies, Stud IV! most w ide, 25 '' deep ) breeds. 252S W, 17Lh •t Brunswick (Brunswick· Fairview. SA. ()pen eves. Blake -Col lendar Co.'" c531=~·'1027=~·------1 Pat . 191 1!1) Pre.eled.ric, Beaut. female rollle to wind -up viclrola . good home. No papers Mahogany finish. Has $30. 842·05491537-6239. five builtin storage spaces. Plays exeellent· ly. Ready to refinish. $250.00 Phone 675-0MZ or 675-9988. Dog Obedience Cass to Start Wed. August 27th. In Newport-Irvine Area. 7: 30 PM. 54&-4928 W ANTEDJ Cocker Spaniel· Beautiful Oki Music Boxes, Met· silverbuffmale.AKC,12 tlach Steins le Ro)'•I wlls old, sired by No. 1 Doullon Tobies. 1 Pc. or top winniotl: champion ol ColleCtion. Will paycasb. U.S. Shots. $250.552·91912 ADRIAN'S. 3ll l Villa Way.NB. 673·7202 Staffordshire Bull Ter- rier pups. 2 Blk tnales. 3 :' - ---. --------• ---.. ... -- Marble top lamr, «plant mo·s . AKC. 846-8551 The top ol this pantA outfit from 5"11ea l...,, ' stand. Ma rb e based A.KC GOLDEN Retriever buUm1 down the rront and has a shaped hemllae Ooor lamp and two ta~le puppies, xlnl. hunters & and bust d arts. The slff"'Ves, Jong or short, are lamps. ~arble based ink family pets. Water lov-g•thtttd al the shou"3er. A C'Ofllratt tie ma)' be stand with f~nt.aln pens, ers. 493.68fi1 worn under the t:ollar. 1be pant5 are raced a\ the w.ell and pe~cd. Cast~ waist and have a side ripper. Fabrics : linen, Singer sewut«. machine Spel"ial August clearance denim, novelty cotton, lightwrig:hl nannel or wool. st and. 3070 K1Uybrooke glve-away, Only 5 lc.n. 2 1018 is printtd on one sheet. ol quality peper la Ln. Costa Mesa male, !l re male P'IP'J. 7 Mlueft Sizes 'iO-tS. To order: send p•ttern number, Magnlflcient old brass wks old. C11 1 •%7M. ~Ile. name, tddrcss and sip. Price $2.50 'plus ~ 1913 National Caah AKCSprin&erSpaniel •11 p01ta1e. Re1l1ter . Matching abots:, 4 mos. old, ac;ver; Increase your Fashion Know How. ~ for the scroU work.. Perl. mech. kids. house brkn, Sac. followlnC Spadea items.. Iocludcs Po&t•ge •nd cond. $350. 846-2Bl2. Ht-1031. hand.line . Antique St.ore ~~t ! Mature &,le Mini Poodle. t. 1.97$Spadea Items .........•.....•.••... ····•·•·• Dall)' llam·5pm til Aua:. Loving Affluent adult 1. 1J75 Adv•nce Supplement. Jl ,2S t2lh. AU Stock. 2712 E. persons . &U-tlt2 al\et· 2. Strini aapplemeot (8), $1.25 Coasl Hwy , CdM ~ noons only • J. lfaU A Winter DnsMs (t2), $1..25 or M4·10Sl. 4. Separates, Sporu•ew le Misc. (16), SLZS Pvt. Ply will sell several i igned Broni.es. Call 63'1·7583. btltw 12 & 6PM. ror 1tppn1 . Free Golden Lab. male 5. Se. Speedy (11l. $1.25 w /p edl 1re c d papers C.MatureandHalf SlmtHJ ,$1.~ wants a good home. 7. Pant.a Book -39 Desi'1'er Sl)'les, 5'1 491·3415. l!I. Paperback Designer $ew'T1ps. 1·5 EACll 75t 9. Pa1~rbaclt Desi1ner Sew T\ps . Stl $2.75 BOX ~R Puppl~ "Brindle" IF YOU 714·7'14-4349. iHl\'f' :i _r, :cc to otter or -1r1wl~ ;,J :il';t, place an nrl Protective Germ shep l<w· In th e Daily Pilot es kld!i, needs T£M Cla11lfied Sect.Ion . . . home immcd. WUI 911Y· Phooe642·56illl. Call weelt days stS-1• 10. Hair Sl)'les\ Short and Medium . 75' u . Hair Styles, Medium and Lmg. 1s~ 12. •ta1r Sl)'les. All Lel\fl.M, 7~ Make c.hect payable to Spade•. Send order• to thi1 1M!W5PAper, t:/O Spadea, 2 Bridge SL .. MU!onl, N,J , -Dtoot-CP·lS. 1 •JI OAlt. YPILOT Sunday. August 10. 1975 .............. IOI Mlscfllaneoous 108 Mltcellaneous 1010 TY. Rodlo:~ loots., • .;.... 9040 '""· s11,./ , Moto.cyclH/ 4-ot Drf-•no -•no Hlfl, Stereo IOtl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dock.a 9070 5c.Mhn 9 I SO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Eleli(an\ W~dding Go-.•n peuu de $Olt: & Ill.Cc w/seed pearls. ~lftr~tn. Sz. 11 ·12. Al:so Chapel ,-cil w /tiara. Ccx:it szso. Wtll $ell $150. C.JI (714) M1·3940. •••••••••••••••·••·••••••1s• Fiberglass by ·~···•••••••••••·••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·4 X4 Ford Van . F0 ully RCA Color'JV Cruiaera. Inc. go HP f.e:; RNent Prlrt••1te1~~'<: Vamahe 72 Mlnl Enduro S "LE cu11toml11ed. Over '2300. STARTS S2SO XlntCood Johnson 0 / B rovera & "'· ewpo s a.nu ...., • . • A lnvealod. Sell 11600/beat 645·nJ03 Tr~. XJnl ~ $.1000. month. 673·0321 =~s.&!::9.l. cond. $225, '72 L....,,....,. offer. Evea, 49$-0548 or BSR 610 Turntable, t yr. Pri Ptyl'JS-6&«2 . WANTED ; Slip or Side . ' Wagon. 3 Speed, warn 493·1626. • old. Xlnt shape. $65/best .,. 8 li •13 .u. .. _ 1 Tie for Cal 20. l{onda SL 70, race pre· h u b s , a I r con d . Ood"e 72 Cu.st.. Int. v .8 SATURDAY AUGUST 9, IOam rr .. 5 244., ay ner ·..., ,u~. n 844 6134 pared by J&B Very 1453HOO) • ·d x $3000. O er ...... · • water w /traller $85. ' Clt'an.Callf73.l933 · Xlnt con · tru. , (Mond ay-~'riday 10·6) HANG GLIDERS ROSSAl\1 /FM ser.rec. rlrm.Pr1Ply.'1$Z·0065 SLIPS Newport Beach 4 $4199 P /P.873·5095..n..5 . bWlt·ln 8tr I yr old good 17' FORMULA 1/0 full Sall or Power 50, Honda, CB. Reblt. •74 I fl Scouf '63 FORD Econollne Viin BIKINI SALE 8 New. ntver-nown Wolf Wing s, 11 .M./\. ;:ip. proved. f"rom $U5 stan- dat·d & cut keels. Sull & rr;1mc repair, c-ableing specially avail, 642·4lTl. (.'()Jld . SM or ~t. al~ cov. &' canopy. X1nt. 673·525.3 ;~~s ~::~n?be~f~5!,re): n 1700. Cherry ln•lde tr, c111sette tapes, call c 0 n d . M U !I t 11 " 11 ! WANTED: Slip or sidotie 833•0093 MS·a3ll Auto, V·S, •Ir cond., equip. ror cump. Good 50% OFF 1\1ark898-1)47 sz.mtorcer.67S.7t!CK ror new 5 1• Ketch. · · power s t eering . llres979·0648 loats & Merint , 556-4041 ore. 544-7001 res. "14 Honda 250 CR. Nr, 19l3KLM ). FOl\O VAN • Camper Split si•es 5/6 -15/16 Also Undcrwire Bras 12 FIBERGLASS Bout & $895. Used <»ll.y 12 hr.:1. tAl899 Equipment lrlr. $475. 25HP elec. :.>'&50' Pwr~ll ssz.o26i.arter Sprn. .f't 11ty le. 6 cyl •• 4 speed, •-•••••••••••••••••••• 1slart Ch-sler 0 /8 . Used 64 4.0878 ,74 slnk. table, bed 11leePt1 2. Comm. a ir cond :!9,SOO G I 9010 ., -~ BTU $100 . S urfa ce en.ra onlylOlimes$650.3SHP PrlvateResidence. HOHDA50Dfrt CYUN~) •• ,...,. DI FOXY LADY ••••••••••••••••••••••• elec. s tart Evin. l~ark Full •o·ie ~·-•~1 L d • 6'6·4447 r. grinder $35. 'i:!" drill $25. """"....... an cruiser 2092 Wallace. 548-7011 BOY SCOUTS need boats. $200. 546-6068 loot., Speecl &: 5 DODGE TRADESMAN 1589 Monrovia Ave. 1-~--"-'--"-"--'---I cars & ulrplanes. Tll'C ttd· Ski tolO 1968 Honda Hardtop, 4 speed, wam 1 1 Bookcaseheadboord.doo · vantages .~6-4900 ~'1'ARFIRE 18\.11' Deep·V, ••••••••••••••••••••••• SCRAMBLER hubs: 'r adio, healer. VAN • Ctaatom pal .nt, Costa Mesa be 1..:..::::::ce=:::..::.:.::._;::.:..__-I 1601-IP 1.0 . Nr. new rond. $lM 645.2113' (233LFDJ. m as wheels & t re.1, ble d springs & mat-$350. 15' Navy Life Boat, We ll eq ulp'd. &. trlr. 16' ChtY!ller Ski Boat AM /FM stereot~I>'· alt, lress.m -SIJ25 nu OR , Eng. optional $3.600 .644·1280 ~~ll P /OB. Trlr. & full '75 Honda Elsinore, Xlnl $4999 custom seats & anterior, MitcellClfteous ssoo. 675·3063. co Ver. 496-2828aft6pm. cond. $760. firm. Ne\lu carpeting, ref. 4i: wet bar, Geroge Sale 8055 MlsceUueows 8010 WClfttecl 1081 , 30' Chris Cr~ft, 1960. Twin 18• LARSON W/ll5HP raced. 642-~ eJ l••n!a cu&tom bed, Int erior · •......••..•.•................................ ···s;·c·•s·H·s;·;o;··· A~T11~V.~p~ay boat, 16 ~c::~Pi~~ ~·0~':1 ~· ~~~ ;~e~~·o enog~ ~~ksel ~i~· •74 H0nda CB 000. 1000 mi. ~ M. UllMJ ria:.l~nrge=~do~;y 7~~ PUILIC AUCTION . 6 Pc H:itt3n Set, like nu . Good used fum/refrigs 673 -m96 furbished. Mus t sell. wi.9724· · Xlnt cond. $S:i0. 548·.5642 . · TOYOTA miles . A Hotel on MANYl1:EMSOJ".:f"INE $150 Anlique lilt back Frzrs/stoves.546-0768. loaf M . t t/ (714 )675-1519. Aft.6 PM · Wheels! (331MWZ). ESTATE JEWELll.Y, rti"1r,Juslrefin.&uphol. 1• atn.....cft 17' RUNABOUT 60HP $6395 ART .. OBJECTS. AN · $3r;:i. Antiqucc.ancctlBir, Wntd.Olddolls/doll parts Service-20 loColsh,Rent/ 90SO Evin. Triumph w/trlr. 1966Hotbot,C.M.64,\.9303 ~6.44.41 Dir. TJQUES. FINE FURN, $.15. t.ge Samoan Dane· dating before 1940. Any ••••••••••••••••••••••• arter L S Spe ' I ~-:H~~~c":?~RI~: ~~rb~;~~rfe!~bl :;\~~~ type/condition. 54.l-7366. E~1~~~i!~~r:::~~~i~ ~;;~~-~~·~~·;;~·;i~~·~; ca°~J. ~k.~~~:~nt . ummer Cl3 '71 B~~:;.~?~~V8! ·~~n~~c;~~pet!cu~a:.c: 645-2200 ly, $'15. l~ge Pallet knife Wntd. Com~let.e or nr & Repair. lnbd eng. re· day wk . or month . T rtatl COAST $2,600. (13-1168 Lo aded w /extraa. paintings by Charles col!lplete . .set.s or old pair. Fire system instl/· 114-325-1334 ronspo °" MOTO CYCLE '63 Toyota Landcruiaer. (064CJN). Will sacrifi ce Gfo~:~~~~e?~:T1~~i~!~: :,~.~;_ois, S4~·S 175 · ~~~7~_dinner wear . ~i;~scorpio Marin Elegant 49' Alaskan for c;:;;.;:;;;j•••••••• 2ll4H•wport11Yd ~-w.::, ~::i~~·iiD . ~~-~!;· Dir. 21101 Chubasco Lo. 11B. . charter. For inl'ormation R.nt 9120 Coata Mna .a~ op WO · bi 1 YI _:::::._::.:.::___ ____ ..::;;:.: Atlant3-Busha rd Dr apes. cust. Lined, Want':d . Top·Notch _in-loets,MoriM pleasecall :S45·8280 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645•1008 pie up.~-· ~gates, 1971 FORD Econollne. GARAGE SALE DAILY 10·6 grn/yel print S600 near dustnal ~ew1ng mach1ng Equipment 9030 8 ' Cabover Camper. Ask· tow bar, ladder .rack, 4 Converted camper. Ex· nu $200 18. 642.~ for use 1n leather shop. ••••••••••••••••••••••• loaf" Sail 9060 . $700 r \. o/. T Free wilh regular priced cyJ, $1900. Selbng my cellent condition. $3600. 9191 Carrolltown.11.B. . . 497 -3210or494-2ll4. · GREATBU,Y!New 12• ••~•••••••••••••••••••• ~~~.Sf7.g~r J or 4 • CZ'S toys. Ask for Maynard, 496·8027.Cathy. Sansui -40 wat~ record . Good . d ACl!...,-vr.ENE Al uminum Boat only 23 AQUA RI US Xlnt. Leather MX pant.s, _:>-~7~p~m"'.:_.~S4~9~-!17~llO~-~-~;;';:~~~;;':;-;;-:;:;-::;;:~ SUNDAY August loth. lOAM to6PM. 315Holmwood Dr. NB. player-m. us1c cent er CUTT"'r'NG /WELDING $225 firm . 645-1.244 cond .. Many extras. Dana 1 Mo. Old selr cont'd Bell 1-lelmel. high point •61 JEEP N ytlop&. 75 CHEVY VAN, p/s, p/b, stereo 4 channel model Pt s hp $4 500 &t2 0258 c bo $2 8SO Boots. MX Gloves, . e ove1 r· a /t, side window, 6,000 · · Outfit 645 7378 · · · ' · · a ver ca mpr. ' or Racing J ersey, dnv~. Gas can & t. re mi. clean, lite blue, No. t.tQ2000 Al\1.Fm 2 . . . $50. Boat&th Lido 14 . 3668. Many r ace reas. ofr. 962·7037. 1975250cc CZSl!i25. rack, roll cage, new $3650 . 673·1363 or l .~.E.24~~~gt11iwer Wanted : Trailer for 14 ' for l8'Boat 1975400ccCZSl630. seats. mags, setup to be 6735391 1·10 Spd Huffy Bike spldrs,cos Snew llmc Hobie Cal. 675-45.13 ;::.;6sl5 Steal. $1 ,275. '7cOa mPpaerkrd, a81~. c,.anbcluodveer Plus tax.Lic.&Setup towed. Perf.body.$2,250.l-''-'-.'-""'-·------ 'Boy). Uprgt freezer , 0 · $350. ma er Call838·0467 Matt 529-5466or52'-3387 aft.5 Aaltel W..ted 9590 Roll-a -Bed, dis•--, Spa. AM /f~M tape s tereo: · SALE manyextras.M2-m89 Limited of(er w/this ad •= G II r I Catamaran, fiber glass only' . ••••••••••••••••••••••• MiM: other items. 18938 sound single 2 Jensorl Musical a ons sto\'e ue . $3.95, · 74 CHEVY N 8013 t .I I 1 ts Ba · 12 ~'. Family sailing. or Ford FiberglassC/O 111f.!,I ~"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'~ WE PAY TOP DOLLAR San Blas, Fountain speakers SllS 2 e-.1 lnstnmenh u,1n i SUP1PY 1129"'H · 00 51n rac1ngw /cartopcarner. Camper w/monomaticl· IU'ZIRK·SW~ FORTOPUSEDCARS Valley.Sat/Sun all day. Zenith 21 remote eon1:fo ••••••••••••••••••••••• anne nc ar r $350.84.2-4858 ·1 75VamahaRD2SO, Cheyenne 4 w•--1 ••. FOREIGN.DOMESTIC . black. $100 ea. Drafting Ludwig S pc.Drum Sel Is Dr. N.8 673-3533. to1. el & gas/elec. re(rig. Call aft.5PM. fJC'I: . 2 Hand braided 100% wool table $75. Call 546-8105 like new $495 ~6-3698 GI h d' h Kite 1200 ; like new. $850. 673'117" 557-99'll Z!:~~1:tf~~rtiitw~~';i· If you•,~ CL•r 1('SSl5 ~clean rugs, oval shaped 9'.'Cl2'. ft 5PM · ass opper. mt; >'· ~-Unsinkable! Pleasure. 101h F St b tl ----------S'x lO', clean, slightly Chest of dr_awers .. end a · · \;'ecta radio d1rect1~n our a r , oa. power steering, fact seeusfirst. tbl ti bk I ( d SIOO bbe lif rachina: champ. Cost jacks, bounce-aways,tie MotorHOMes, air conditioning, raUye 1•uu1U1C• worn.Tentandcamping s. c airs. i _es GrecoGuitar&Rosac tn er. ,ru re Sl800:sellSSM1675-616l· downs, bumper ex· Sole/R...t 9160 wheels &thebestti .., • things. blk /wh port TV. fram es. More misc. AmplifierS75. raft,$:!5. l65S2 ~anderer PC 'Gd __ .. . tension,$l000~400·2960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 292SHarborBJvd. 215 Del Mar, Costa Mesa 963·:?324. Call after 6. 96().2904 t:r':::r·. Hunt Ing ton s.a ir.!' ,19 ~saef': . •71 22• ISLANDER, xlnt made ! <?5lKU{) Costa Mesa 979-2500 Garage& Plant Sale,SatSear ·s Beater-BAR -GUJLD0-50 '$WS. · 1967 F 250 pi c~up & cond , self t'Onlained , ~F''1 [--;T;:-O::;:-:P:--;D:-_,:::::::--, .. ::.-:-- dk P •1 Boat bath & chemicals, 5P m. " camper, clean & in very ........... 846-0446 ~ & Sun . Car t a pe ,; ower ••ate '"acuum Brazili an rosewood goodcond .Allsellconl·d --'-'--~--------1 PAID Pol ·d M. cl ·ghl ca ,. I 1·k near new. takes boat up 14' M1·n1· sa·1·1 w/car •ack, ~· f aro1 camera . 1.sc eane r , upr1 n· acous 1c w case. 1 e 1024,_846_0051 • & sips 7, T ruck has p /b. BADMolorHomeRental hshld ite ms &dccorator nistertypeSS0.642-4478 new.$375firm.5'15·1552 $300 o r best o rfer . a /c, rear s uspension . 646•9611 llw•M '. IMMEDIATELY 1tems.2168MeyerP1,cr.1 213-581:3013&57&·02"13. h d, . h • ~~~~~~~~~~'U ----'---""---'-'--IPOOL TABLE lamp, Tif· Drum set wood g rain loafs, rowe-r 9040 eavy 1.1 )' air s oc s ----------/ t; FOR ALL Super Garage Sale. Anti· rany style with 3 globe Gretsche Ludwig com-••••••••••••••••••••••• * HOllE 14 * _S<8 __ ·5068 __ . _______ 1 FOlllG-H'CAIS ques. Refrig. household ligtits . New cost $280, plete Sl90or ? 548-1340 1s1n • GLASTRON. J/0 . ls in beautiful cond . Motorc:ycWs/ • • Truck• 9560 CALL OR COMllH items. Some c lothing. s acrifice; SIOO Call . . • Fishing & s kiing. $3100. comesw/trailerlhat has Scooters 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tos~us dishes. kitchen wear . 892-1832 Gibson 1967 Guitar ES33S 581·6231 15" whls. ean cu rry .,. etc. 128 Wave St. Lag B. s2s o. Traynor Ba s.~ motorcycle too. This pkg '73 Hi Lux PU r'94•1912_ MAYTAG was her & mast er. s2sow /4 10 22ft. Owens inboard cabin is worth over nooo. e.a Surveyor •· Dryer .. xlnt. L'Ond. ~-speakers, 1972 t.lod. Vox crui ser . Fully equipped be yours now for $975. ~ardware. sur( racks. 11-'.'-NG GLIDER 1 Wills Watl -Wah & fender w/stove, ref .. sink, head 96J-6S62aft.5 Oran ge Countys '#1 .,and c l oth es. 1002 Wing. su~r buy. $300. Blender.$5.ea.551-0475 &stereo tape. Just fully ------------< Dealer. f'ulllincinclud- ,Kamucla. HB. 968-9116. 644·4784 restored. P ri. Pty. $3995. Col . 32'. Meter hull. Rad/· ing Mini Homes, Bubble Kapa Con tinental Electric C 11 t ele. RD 1'". Compass. Top & Motor Homes. HorHs 1060 SacrificeCyc;isRevolutar BaseGuitar.$SO. a 962"8615· Vet)' fast & bristol. ••••••••••••••••••••••• (2SagoPalms)atS35ea , Call67S-O:ll'7. 1964 OWENS F1ybridge. 548-0133. REG ·~. Thoroughbred or best offer. 540-2371. Office F.raitwe & vs Chevy I /8 . Many ex-_________ _, Gelding. Black liun-Magnovox AMP/Tuner. f-.i-nt IOIS tras. Gd. fishing boat. HOBIE 16 w/trlr. Sail box ter/Jumper, 16.3 hands. turntable. 8 track tape ••• :r.'!":~·;·•••••••••••• $3200.493-9629. & many extras. Gre· 6 yrs. Re us. 962·5597 dk 2 k d d cond. 893-19 17 HONDA SL70, gd. rond. 557.3124 · s p r~. g · con · CONF. Table, Credenza, 3 l · EGG HARBOR $225 $75; Aquarium, 20 gal. desks, chr~. draft tbl .• Sporlfisher '74 twin Malibu Outrigger, sails. · 842-0258 Quartt'r Horse gelding show tank. Nr. new. couch, pvt. pty.646-5356 Chrysle r 318. immac. full rig. trlr. very gd. ----------1 w/tack.1tyrs.Gddisp. Complete,incl'sfish.$80. FB, VHF. 642·1868 cond . S750 /bs l ofr.CZ 400CC.tess lhan 2yrs To resp. buyer. $450. Al Linda, 644-8385. EX EC DESK Ma hog 673-8001 645·0544 eves. 646-31 1 old. Setup for desert. t ddl & s 'lve wood. Ve ry gd cond. $225 days. Vesco tank .. Curnutt.s, wes ern sa e 1 r Swedish Chair, $50. Multi· 968-9897 sir.• Grand Mate (lk small etc. $625. S81·8138 aft 6 1 headstall. 5J6-23J8 colored pile area r ug WhalerJ. Jn clds canopy Catalina 22 + Trlr. 6 itP. ----------1 PURE Ar3b m are 13, l2'C l2', 570. Sears ele<'. W~nte_d : 4 l?rawer Legal top, teak seat, 5•,:a H Evinrude. JoUll lifelines, '72 Yamaha 250 MX Dirt c h es tn u t , in foa l . dryer . good cond. $75. size filecabtnet. t-.:ng. Lk new. $695. 3 bags sails, Pop lop. + Goodies. $375 . Ph: T rained. $1500 . Eve: 559·5239or 559-1877. 673·7348 645·5054 $4,850.494 ·4877. 962·6826aft6eves. LARGE INVENTORY TO CHOOSE FROM H..tho<Jl""loedJ Chrysler-rty•-'h 16661 Beach Blvd. H.B. 842-0031 • • 67>1JS86 2 I Wood CJ(' d k , . . KA YOT 24' Deluxe All ex· SCRAM-LETS .ge ••Ce cs s JO' ELCO Ex pr ess 9' DINKIITEN Fbrglass. 73 CZ ~00. M1kuru. Very tras. Xlnt. cond. Lo Morgan & Quarter horse. light bay gelding. Good pleasure riding. 545-3035 ~30~~·) s:,o. each . c ruise r , T /S. Reblt C·board sail'g. dingtly. low miles. Never raced. mileage.613.:ots ANSWERS Engs .. Sips 5. Cockpit Super ki ds boat. Xlnt. $700. 645·8460 , Pets 8087 couches. Xlnl Cond. Tw cond. S250. 545·2600 bo II 125 Yam. MX73. Gd cond. 9170 Trofters, Tra't'el ••••••••••••••••••••••• Thn°fl -Naught -••••••••••••••••••••••• at owner. Must se ! L d ~·si r PALAMINO Pony, 4 yrs. N 0 ___ , Makeo(fer_67e._...._ u ers~<> oop Suptr ast. $KIO. TENTT E ,old. well trained. $250. V: Uuanc~d-~~ -(8) Baby Parakeets ..-""'""' $2500 499-1140 962-0713. SI 5R~ R Arab Co lt. 7 mos. old npai -.... ,.,...,y $4 .50 Ellch 25' Owens. 1965. Good ----------1 ps ............. $450.847-5873 TOHANDIT Call 675-03:?3 Cond. Must Sell! Mov-II' Scamper sail boat. '73 HONDA 350CL. elec., ____ 960 __ ·2!!90 _____ 1 :.::=.:::.:.=::c:.:: _____ , You can criticize the ---''-"''-'-"'-'='---I Sunfish type hull design, starter. xlnt. cond.1· 4 Speed. AM radio. Extra clean! 75418V. $2777 Du lta>iA • VOLVO 19b0 Hnthot ( M 6"6 9303 73LUY~ Low miles, mags.stereo, will trade. 831·2CMOdlr. '59 CHEV. Truell:, 2 T . dump bed w/2 sp. axle. $775. 581-3981aft5. '56 Chevy 1h ton. Hvyduty work t r uc k $350 Gd. Cond. 642-2624. TRUCKS-VANs+WD's NE VJP[ l!\T IMf'llf\ r5 llOI W.c...t llwy.111. 642·9405 o,....,.c .,.. H19hnt S lillror Oft tw.,Dtls IUI Mcur:•JT ..... Call Rogerorlltu 847--<ISSS FREE APl'RAl5AL We buy u sed cars & trucks . Call GROTH CHEVROLET ror a free appraisal. GROTH CHEVROLET 18211 Beach Blvd. lluntington Beach 847-6087 549-333\ Wanted. Clean. late SElLIHG YOUR C ••? Mdls. Cash! 675-8849. """ -.,-,-C-H_E_Y_E_N_N_E_\O_t_oo_I TOPF:~:~:::AID w /c mpr. shell. Xlnt. PaidfororN'ot: coml. Beatorr. 53&-MEB DeClll L•wk.....,.. "65 Fon1 R..0.. o 1966 Harbor, <!.M. IMO S57.e932 646-9:1)3 ·r.B. Jumper. Bay geld· P r esid e nt. You can Pionos&Orgmn 8090 ..:'~n~g~!~SJOOO=:.c..·•~7~J-~S298=~·--1 super lite weight. Xln $700/bst .of(er.548-6888 '73 13' Scotsman. refrig ing. Bst offer over $tLSO. criticize the Congress. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16' Fully Equipped fishing cond. inc. lifejacket. '73 Os•a 250. Good -•. elec. Ideal ror compact .C.all aft6-968-4158. But you've got TO HAN F l ELD'S Warehouse boat. bait tank. trailer, S9.500. M6·2812. Bob. N t SSOO -~~ ,_c_a_r._S_l_l_OO._S48_-_7"'6 ____ , ,60 ford 24 TOIL P.U. 8• TO, CASH! IT lo the Internal Sale. 400 pianos & or-30 HP J ohnson. $750. ew par s. · 66 Airstream :Kl' clean. bed I ••~ Be For c lean used can 6 Dark Gray 4 yi:. old Reg. Revenue Service. gans . n-ew /used. Spinets, 494.8376 Hobie 12'. 6 Mo's old. Cal1644-6104 . Sa .,. • c ean. ~-CC' s Thor.o. Gcld1n1;: .. Pro-. . Grands, Playe~. Going Good Condition. Grea air, $4 .~50. en ice . 0(r.Ph:645-03'76 -tru cks! Howard fess 1onal l y tra1ne F1berghla.ss _c<_1noe. 1971 out for business. Rent 20'Cruiser s Lapstrakl':. Fun ~673-1933 . Bik~I Trailer. C!JSt. b$2Slt.03 898-4249or~3S86 --,-7-l_f_OR __ D ___ , ~~~~.'•.t.,.DoMvaec&ArthQuuarl,I Wes tern $3,000. Silve Yama a m1ru end. 1967 w /opl bu y . Kawai , Mint cond . 135 HP r_a1' s pare tire, , TraiSen UHlity 9110 S how reins SIOO . Pr. BSA441.493-2006 Steinway. Baldwin. Johnson (501\r.J )3 18Gal SCHOCKSAIOT (irm.968-1963 ••••••• .. ••••••••••••••• Jamboree and Briatol. ' l '4 Ton PU Newport Beach. S33-o555. Western braided rei n Sears Ai r -Conditioner Chicker i n g. Yamaha, ruel tanks built in. New 'Racingequlp.$295. Harley Davidson, l,2'00cc 5x7 Box w lraisedcamper '/• Sl5. Western Saddle SIOO. 2S,OOO BTV. Orig price Kimbal!. Wrlt:u. Bimini top. Many extras. 2425 Vista Hogir. NB c u s lo m . ca 11 Tom lop (removable) new Stick shirt, radio. healer , 645·8150eves 5400_ Se ll ro r s250 . FIELDS -C714 )638-Z170 Great bay boat and Call640-8823 968.0357 . tires.bearingsandvery Exlranice'!22Zl2K: •-ot~ 8070 493.8041. 12072 Brookhurst. G.G. ocean runabout. $3,500. 22, ~b 1 1 4 11 clean. $585. 549-1039 $2177 .,,. ..... • r 640·1168 /549·8875 .. , gs, s P8 • ga ey, '69 YA.1-IAMA 350 twin·l ---~......,-~~--1 :-••••••••••••••••••••• Kings ize waterbed. head· L I Grand 1967 I"' OB, Gd. concl. Xtras, PP street. Xlnt. cond: $400. Alda Service & · " . l , WE PAY CA$H WANTED board, rrame, liner. mat-05YFt~ ·Y arveloos 8 Mark Twain l/Q. $2300. 714·846·91ZJ Extra prts. 67&-5810 ,arts 9400 &•II f.IDiA tress pad and neater \I w /tandem trlr Clean .,,..,.,N F d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ WI~ TOP C ASH 001.,LAR ' Must Sacrifice! $2300. Call 968-9897 ,.9,,, d. actory .,!1_ull con · '74 HONDA 360CB, fairing 4_,71 PORSCHE 15•• .:1t4=. PAID F'OR YOUH $IZ5.Phone 646-l4S4. 642-4957&64&-7030 ru er mast. ru race. & extras gd cond$685 ·:~~ •TOYOTA FOR USED CARS PHILLIPS BUICK·PONTIAC·OPEL 24888 Alicia Parkway JEWELRY. WATCl-IES, Dresser SIS . Stereo $l 5. •New-14'9" Winner Sport T e ak fl oor boards . 493_1245 a'nytifne ' . ~-~~E RIMS. 1100. ' ' ART OBJECTS. GOLD. TV 5 15 Lamp 512 . Thom as 0 r g an boatw/ne wtrlr.$1495or 645-0736. · 19MHQbM CM 6469303 Laguna Hilla 837·2400 S J LV ER SERVICE, Bassinett~ SIO. Baby bed ''California 2~1 Md l'' ofrer. 845-1745. Hobie 12 wtcustom sail. 7~~a~~~eakinZe·! OOOCUnCd,e~ .WO.for S• -.72-'Ch~e~,y~C~·~.~--· ~.~·.=~h-11 _T_R_U_CK--S-V-.-~--- FlN E FURN & AN-$12 Di shes clothes w/rhythm section. Less 14 , Wh I T '1< 55 h E II I d •«IV'l • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• v •• ,,-a , w -ni,orCWD 's TIQUES 645 2200 · ' ' than l yr old $1495/ofr 8 er ype · P xce en con.· ..,.,.,_ watt .... 000. 400.2385. dr, P /S, P/d•·~·,Arr, W t d Cl I . -beds. 751·6674 554-0371 . . elec. Chry eng, ~aJv trlr, Aqua Sport JI ~gy $75. -~5/ lo mi. Brtof;: ~i... an e . ean, ate Mfsc.-eotn 1010 CLEAR Acrylic 1718.. rathometer, rails. lop, 673-1174 BIKE Trlr. gd. tires. Ctfttlcs 9520 'Mdls.Cash !675-8849. ••••••••••••••••••••••• thick. 30""60". Fantastic KINlbe GrmlCU'lano cvr. Many extras. $1475. , lighU. VW frame. llolds ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Courie r w /extras. Xln AUTOS WANT E o bl 5-0508 546·9840frompriv.home.,_S<6_-0S_7_8_. ______ 1 23 Colum~ia Ma~k .111 3 . $90. C heckpoint '52 Packard, runs like rood, great milqe. Aak· anything runnin&ornot.i t . top. Sia<>. 67 Unus ua l wood g rain.• Ocean Racer. w1nn1ng leathers, sz. 34 , worn 00· new, orig. $1,000or b!lt of. ing·$2.575. Ph: IH'l-93.50 $2.S, $50, $100. Fast serv. 0 WEN S CAB I N '75 SKIPJACK 24' F /B. ra~e rl':cord, 17 .~gs of ce. Super buy! Pd . .,..,, r e r . 2 13 -595 ·1878 / •-C b•-s-•-SlP>. U d J h T · 17S sail• Full eq pl for -·s7 F rd ,.... •-• .. • 1reen as • UIH." lu• • C R U I SE R 23 ' Rblt se rs. win · w sell $40 . Buckleup (714 )875·6350 o ."" ""'' ptCa.·up, 892-7047 engine. Steal! Make of· Wurlitzer Spinet Rattan Volvos . Trim Labs. Colt Ion~ OCl':an r a«S. Ove Motorcross boots, az. 11. 31,000 on1ml.10' overh -'-"'-"-'-'-------- fe r. 968-l7JO Piano, $550. Phone $15.600. Sac. $13,700. SOOK replacement value. gd s hape $..10 M0-1421 R.creetfOMlll camper w /toilet. See t A.tos, IMportecl Priced to Mcrre! 751-0341 846-3575 '65,000 for fast sale. Call · Veltic•1 9530 app. Many xtras. $2,2.00. ••··~··•••••••••••••••• MATTRESS •MADNESS• •ALL SIZES• ADJUSTABLE Hospt. 13.BOSTON""'"' ER SS7·4448. '7 1h HD dSportster. hSemi ••••••••••••••••••••••• After 5 :30.~2531. Ciawpl • 9711 l!a3-9825 &646-8686 bed, matt. Like new Mw'-JMac~ 1093 nJ"JJ"U; c oppe graut s ape '7S 8' w t ood c bo -~ , ----------cond. •••. 673_ ....... ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• 40HP Johnson. Hobie 16 673-2087 T k $2 ,000 be rr ' ea w a ver 62 FORD PICKUP·~;ton •-••••••• '!_••••••••••• WANTED I-'-'----'--'---"-'--"---'--.-Wanted. Top-Notch in· Sl.075. 673-0446 Many XLras/XlntCond 4~-4~6 . I st o er. ~ampe(::h Loaded!r Slt50. w /custom cab. Cood '89 SIMC~ toMPOt c dr, Sor Bd .95 S I Hi Bk Sand & Road Traile" , 75 23 anel La ayette to··es. Step up -·-~. r"1.,l. wtil. d~. Xlnt. TOP CASlt DOLLAR a · wv dustrial sewingmachlne 1960ChrisConnie.Z1'T,S. CB rad io $175 Call ' ....... 1:~-: cl. p A J D FOR you R l60. Wn g Chr SAO. Pwr ror use in leather shop. Xlnt cond . thruout. ""'''"". 14 • Sloop Rig f'or Sale. 1974 .SOOCC ' custom e:arryinf raclk & con ~7.s. l.f1<163a. ~ J-E.WELRV. WATCllF.S, ,mw rl '451. A«J_mMSSI, 22 497·3210or494-2114. MustSe l1 875.aJ38e:;;:' w/trailer. $300. Sailboat Yamaha TX. Lo mi. Xlnt $48-0984. more. Oood kioking and ..,_....... 9705 AR'1 OBJECl'S, GOLD ~pw r .1': ec • n . Cal1S48·l809 cond . $1 ,000. fi rm. Under Our Cost , 1973 Ex· running. (SASCllS).'9?. ••••••••••••••••••••••• !SILV ER; SERVICE . bikes, misc.642-9320 Ston,RestCllll"GIWt, 18• Caravelle Bow Rider 494-0l!M. plr. like new, $7,350. &46·4447 Dir. 73 .. LF~ -.,.,.. FIN E FURN .. 'N-eab G dneeds · lor 1095 IOOHP Me•c pwrto ... SABOT,frbgl•.goodcond , ll D . Lil 646·0147or84Z..Mt0 , "" ~~ . " y .ran tuning ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • ., .•~, 73 .. Sport.'lter X · · S6 Ford P. U. Needs eng S 1,._ ,JJQU~.645-2200 & re(i n. $495. Black New ''L'' shape store 73 gator;· sell breall:ing r/o~·~:s or best or-7000 m i. Super dean, ex· Corvalr Rall •Buggy; See work. $300 or best. otter. ...,._ · solabed $5S 968-3958 , 'L" Lrlr.Xlntcond.640-5865 er. · tras.673-8042 to appreciate. Best.offer. 963-4870. A low mlll':age roadster ...j. •I BUY** .· · counter, 12x3x4 +' • Rod 646Z334 . In superb condltloal Good used tumiture &. Eugen1a s. $15. Blue stain ed rough ced;;ir 23' Allmand Ticonderoga 15' Col umbia S l o!>.P· tlusky 400. Mint conct. 15 aer ' • '71 Daltun, P .U. New 831·2040dlr • • ~•onces or 1 will Sell Cypress. $8, cherry, 18. w I mus ta rd yellow Fg, sportaris her. fl)' lnchlu1d es maddln1 & Jib. style renders. New rub-~. ltte•, tires. SUOO. Mwst aell. i>~2"7=1~d:_:_:.:..:._R ___ _ ,...... • 54S-0797 /S40-4875 form ica lop. C<ist $400, b r l d g e , 15 O 0 MC . 533e:us .... ~~·· pa e. $800. ber , bars. lever.!.. cables, loch 9540 540-2080 u P er. uni lood.. r°"You. Sell $250/ofr. Must see! Tandem t rlr. w/eaz.lift ·"1'0"I etc.. SGSO. See to Believe. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · M sl Sell! $500/best of· MASRRS AUCTION Complete Hospital Red. 675·1301 . bit c h , S49SO rir m . • •CIH"'-5 ... ,..,T &U-9504 art. 5pm Formul• F LOTUS SJ wtth '60 Ford 292 VS, Teeentb' •fer. 536·8193an.6 6••~616 & 133-9625 Co11t $470. Sell $19~. 644--0655 llA w ...,.,,,-rebuilt 2 ~ ,,_ l 'xl2' 9707 _;.;.. _______ , Wh J h · '?I SUZUKI 1.,. lrail~r " fire suit. 111pare • ...... .i ,... -ee c r, cost $205, sell TY, R~o. 111-7677 ..., nal bed, 2 s peed, rea.r ••· IRVlNE Coa5t Country $95. CommCMk' St.S. All HiFi, Stereo 1091 31' Trojan. Reb!t engines. Runs good, Must Sell p1.rts. 12300. Call Rau It, lood tires, xlent run· ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:Jab M mbr!lhp·Days like ntw. 847-4793 aft 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Compl etely e nclosed ";f\ll.·Cat, gd cond, spec $250 &t0--0296 aner5pm. (714)~. nlng cond.SlOOOorbstof· lt7JAUDI 'J 7 t • 2 6 5 I or Eves . pm. Garrard rocord changer, stern room. Oy . bridge, I w /x.tra aalls. $400. 72 KAW ASAJO 100 4Wlwel Dri .. H 9550 fer . 646·$789 or 6'JS-0330, 100 L.S. 4 dr., automatic, ~4711 . new 185 sell for 540 dual controls, Just re-545-as./67$-7729. MUSTSELL,SAC.$120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MW1l 5ell. .. air condo, r.clio, wlnyl Pua.IC AUCTION S~~Q~.s~zh~ ~.cod!~ S36-0709bi.wn9&3. . ~;.~. e d ' $l 1 .300 . 14' HOBIE W/lrlr. Xlnt. • 840.(J291 • J.m GMC 4 wheel drivl':. y~ 9171 top. (OC4J~~ 1 MAl'fY ITEMS OF F1NE F,' as is. $150. 4 dr stl fll · Fi.sher stereo-phone $7S. cood. $850. Call wknd le Many eztras. $4,200. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 1 ESTATE JEWELRY. ng cabSJS. 6'73-3$32. G d d w 1 l WAMTTO ftADl7 e¥elJ. 644 ·SZ75. da)"I dur· Yamaha 7C 175 Enduro. 499-Wl. W/camper. 72 Dodi• Van ooovenlon. ~ DOM.._., I ART OllJ ECTS. AN· Ori•nlol style dbl.,..,., ,.1.r .. ,~"'9 • nu We hove • '"'"' thot hlewk.833·9SU 7llO mil .. , 76 togs, like SAYI! $2,000 Au lo • •Ir ate re~ PO-a5~111 '!!£Yl!t..!' .. ~EE•~RRlNN .•. $15, V1 1es·mold tlass wan t •. to trade h la LIDOlC No.3Z!O,Jmmac. new.te00.&&5-5686. • ca11ette, Am /Fml ll6J t •·•· ~, .... ._.nvf'I ·v 1 h d 5 s Packard Bell Stereo • Sport1f1sher pl.• cub, cond Comp race•ear& TSSClnkl lOO StreetlrDlrt ..,5 Cx.4 PIJmoal.b TreJJ Tacoma whl• (adial ' 616. l FO.' • BROCJttTRE. amps ·• es $ . 20· AM /1-~M. 20"' Color 1V for a view or waterfront ' . " bii: It ond. I I Duster, fully equlp'd. t tre1. tSOOO.° B¥e1:l---..:..:c::..:::::;:;; __ MS-2200 · 548·6288· Console, $200. 644·0105 hQm e. Jr you gotta d• trlr.$1.700.833-.JJ4CI $37:·Js?07U, ~-m . !_~·~3 o ew. Pvt. Ply, .,.. .... Dap:m11•.,._ "l•A .. l-U HOSPIT LBed lee Gd 7-9pm. ph1ce,wegottadaboat ._ ........ 511 / l -''-'-·~~-'------1 -..~ ..... ~ ..., CRAFTSMAN to drawer A • e . . MARIO* IMYIST. ~"!a._ Pl 9070 74 Honda CBSSO. SM ml. · "13 1DodCe V•n w:::f Alllom•llc lnnlmlRkJn. Tool Cliet t. 400 J>C'S, SASO. cond. Se~~ .. -~-VHF Solid State Monitor. ~ /crash b•r 6: 1 1 I t73 SCOUT Interior •'fr e t ,AM /FM stereo rad•o. I ""' ~· high & low fr1"1t1cncy. CO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• w ug . T R A V EL -T 0 p . '"•-• ..:u..4·--' USKYS._ ..._1... BESTLOO.KlNTOWN•. Ac/De perf. C"to1\d. $70. ....... 67J.4400 WANTED on share moor· rack.tt,a25.175-l863 -~ ....,,~ · tr Automatl•, air cond., $2595 Go M"mbenhip, ICCC. Fashion& designed tor 552·7992 , Gd Jnr. Balbot Jala.nd. \Viii 10 Yamaha 360 Konl pwr, steerinl roolract, 14FORDEconollM9 11000. Phone Lon, the smart lad 4•10·· to .--21 C:'BIN Xlnl.~. • buyboatirnec.873·27• 1hMlk1, Ba11inl pipea, delu1e tnte;ior • ktw ltOOml._. ltlo2$52.2l3/T&8801. , .. O ndly I> TEAC 6010 Auto Re\. new 01h I · Ir Catalina 8oM., xlnt tond $47.S.HM!Oll JI at JCMOdlr "2 7a)J 5 2 · utJta nc lY • heacb. re:mo. cont. mint sips 4. Many ·extraa. 34 ' Ba_11hore Moorlaa • m ·ea. • · • G.A &JN Oil Seaaca pe Event ngwear created $315. Tandberg TCO 300. JS.900 or bett o(ftr. W/2 1' SaUboell•llJtor 71 Yamaha ~. ,ed. CMd. 111:•"· Valuefl,1111>,H:ll :.~11ou !Sa.4 thrvS. SZfS. Sherwood AMP, D•y1 : 554·U$0,'Zvea: E1.c:b1n(e for Ava~on xtr• parts, mual ldl. ... ·-,, ' ·102%. llJS.1333 • ..-... --. "71.-lt. L. Horbour \J W ' 636·2333 IMW . 9712 •·.······················ 01.t.NGE COUMTY'S OLDEST & '73 DATSUN 240 z. .... MGB 73. 24M genUe mi. by woma n driver. Must sell ! AM /FM. Tonneau. $8750. Pvt Pty. 546-0400. '74 MGI ~ Nearly new. 7,825 Miles, Damask red, AM /FM. Custr,m car. Cover in· clu•ied. Thl •UsedCcr Mayle~ Automatic transmission, radio, heater. (684llPD l $3195 $LEMONS MERCEOf S l!l70 I-I arbor, C.M. 63 1-1276 '70 BUG Sunroof, AM /FM st. ta pe, whls &. tires. own er. bought new i Europe. PP. Xlnt. cond. $1 .500 firm. Day 615-141 or 54.8-1236 aft. 6. 548·6439 8011 Commonwealth Buena Park 521-7000 74 VolYo 145 StationWCICJOll SLEMONS MERCEDES 1---------adillac 66 Coupe DeVllle 71 Vol•o WOIJOlft $650. Gd. running cond. Loaded , tht s fine 714·846·3215 automobile has very low . -miles +shows it! 1974 deV1lle Coupe. Gold Thls UMCIC.-~h~~~d~all~t :!~oe ;-_ M.y le Ltwcl 556-8181. riLUJf'[JHT lf'lf'UF\T:i I"'-'-"'~---- CREVIER '74 Toyota CeUea, 5 s pd GT . L oa d ed . S3900. 834-6645 or 524-8825 · F u el in j eet 1on , automatle. factory air conditioning. powe r steering, radio, less than 25,000 m iles ! $5495 (5611.JY ) SI I MONS MCRCfOE S 71 Cadillac Coupe de Ville. Met allic bronze Wllh1 landau top. Rurui great ik looks terrific! Clean, well-maintained. Call 752·1700 bet.ween 911: l lOOW.CNstllwy.IU. 5,askforGail. : 1-~J$4~2~·94!MJ0~5L_~-~1Cc;add..--.:El1lnor;;;a~c1o~.~.1"1 &I IT • l l OADWAY 1ANTA AHA 838·3171 .,_ UUWATI DN~ lllACHIHI: SADDLEBACK ....,... 972 •••••••••••••••••••••• '70 MARKll 4 Door 1966 FEii.Aii Auto. trans., AM radio, 330 GT Coupe . Low heater. See It today! N!Wf'I JH r tf'if'[ JH rs mileage, absolute mint --------l lOI W.Cust Hw,. fl8.. 29eCTQ. •wo:nditlon. Must SEE! JAG .59 3_4 Cla ssic . 642-9405 $1277 di trade. 831-00.0dlr. e e 8 u t . r es t 0 r e d . 1----------1 1970Harbor,C.M. Volvo 1800 ES, 4 SP o.d. equipment-lo mi le s .• 631 1276 air. am /f m s tereo, Sharp local car , r.=-::1 I ----=·,,.----I leather interior. $6,350. purchased new, must· WE 494--4877. sell.557 -9349 '75. 4 months .okl. Aul01 74 COUPE STILL '""'· 2-dr, Red onngc. DE YIU£ $6,806 new, nking, ss,ooo 1 11 1 ~. ~~ 972.. Sil ver /b\k. At·rylic paint. Opel 9746 " l • ~ "F h I hi """'"""'"'""""""""' ..... "'"'1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r e nc ve our up o . tul\ WJl.O 74 Fial la4 Spt Cpe. 5 spd, Xtra eng .. axles, whls, '73 Opel Sta. Wgn. (.~ Blaupunkt FM. atereo, etc, etc. $5000. 962-2680or Xlnt~o2n~~· Mi . ~ VOLVO BMW . 70YWIUG HAVE or l ake over loan of Vinyl top, u pwr., a ..... $4;,490, plus gd trans car. air, tilt wheel, atereo, 1 .Vol•osl.eft -'540-"--0254=-· ------I f~d>oor locks. et,~ .. ,,...,.:,..... ~~-~~~~........... ~ $6595 xlnl cond. PvtPty.,$095. _64_2_·_l 5_2_5 ______ , · · ' 554·5860 LATE '72 XJ6, Brown. Penche 9750 19b6 Ho1bor CM 64b 9301 AMC •901 •Includes 12,000 mile/ ~•••SPORT "•pd. tra•·. $6.800. 675-0430. 64'1 ·5403 ••••ci •••••••••••••••••• ...,,,__ .. '"' &847 8583 foyote C h i noo k '74. Prices ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 month WaJTanty. c-lioTodor '87 AMBASSADOR 2 dr b.t • .50,000 actual miles. 8'2·1280.3010gleAp<B Sl ,100.PP --· ------SPtc••• 20mpg lo mi, am/!m, &13-6411 '66 3'.8S. 35,000 mi . Auto .,... stereo. Hv duty rear Buy trans. P /S . .$3.595. Lie. l f7JPOISC .. tl4 bumper· w /trlr hteh. or Dm. ti TGE129.496-l529. ' 2.o' litre engine, app. 2000ee -4e)'l en1. 1lpg 2 Rambler '634-door. group, mags. stereo, low adulta·l child. std trana. air, autoSL50 71Jag2+2Y-12 mllel.(llBHUB). 14100557·89'4 Lease 541HIT13 731LooaADO ., L3't ol a hr,..,, 27,480 $599$ OJ TOYOTA CORONA -'88 YW BUG • 4 ,..,.., <du lllllta" C~OUl'EIUOUT, • FlllllHWE IUltS • S Yur or 50,000 Mlle , Warranty Av1llable on ,a ll "N ew BMW 's . In Santa Ana · Ne~/75-1212•. FULL FACI'ORY EQUIPPED #1918612 $2899 Ntw'751214*'· FULL P'ACJ'ORY EQU IPPED 11901930 miles. Outatudht« con-DOM .....,.5 radio, heater, bei1e in· i2 Matador Sta Wag, a/c, "" " ditlori, autommtlc, P IS. ... Hardtop. Automatic, AM terior, whitewalls, tinted 22,000 mi's. Undetwbele . alreondltionlns. POISCHl/AUDI radio, heate r . low glass,lookssuper.Areal 642.2123 ,545.7400 Eleetrle S unroor1 This UHCI C• 13631 H..tlor~.G-milage. J apan's finest! gas saver! (78239). $799. VOLVO 1 66--A-m-b-8~5-58-dLor-!ull-_--._I Cabriolet top, leather in-63 ... 2333 (XDP791 l . $799. 646-4447 Dir. ..-. "' terior, full pwr., fact. air. M9Y le LIOMCI 1 -~::-::::::-::-::-::-:~::-:-1~646-44~~·'.'.1 ____ ~D'.'.I''.;· ---------! . _ 1,66 Hotbof. C.M. 6:46 t30'J. ~-=lie. &smog $400. :ks~~-'°<=°> door 1974 POISCHl914 Must Sell 1971 Toyota VW Van 1965 Rebuilt Nf .Wf'I JHT lf•ll'!Jl{I S 3100 w.ea.11 Hwy. NJ. 842·9405 2.0 litre en1ine, app. Mark JI , 54,000 ML 2.S engine, runs smooth, nu LARGEST Well 9910 · $5895 · 1roup, air cond., stereo, MPG. air, 842-9648. tires $800 640-0362 •••••••••••••-•••••••• •Includes 12,000m.i)e/ ~~:~v)~o w miles . rn..,... 9767 '67Squareback SELECTION IWRivleraauto,air. 12montb warrant.y. • RIH, Gd. Cond. '600. $6995 •••••••••••• •••••••••• In great cond. saoo. Of Used . 8'6-4013 DON .llllNS '70 SPITFIRE AM /FM, Aft6P.M.6'2-8043 new top-tran.11. Xlnl. 1----------1 6t RIYIEIA . POISCHl/AUD~ cond. St,500. 67S.3.'i22 or '6S, xlnt cond, r ebuilt YOIYDS In il XKE V-12 2+2. air, 13631 H ...... G. 645-1792 englne,2nutires.Phone , Capri 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 Capri, 2000,"'4 spd. a ir, .alnt cond. $2,CSl S.51-6.117 aft. 5PM. a m t rm, .11 uper cond. 636-2333 after5:30968-Z!81'. Orange 1~539-~5&30~~·c!S4'4_7!:·!:m~~l.:.!P'.,.!'.P:_. -1:::;-::=::;::-;;,;--;;-;-::::;1'72 Triumph Stag. Lux. 1-==;_:_=7_.:.1:..::=---I C ~ 70 Porsche 911 Ts spd, hardtop, Jo mi, PP. '65BUI, am / m tape, 0 MeW'71-lllWCl90" M... 9731 mag whls, s instr, 541-393lor635-1657. radial tlrea, mags, CHOICI 30 FULLFA~RY ••••.••••••••••••••••••• oran•e bl•k ,.· 1 u."""" stron&motor.Xlntmeth. $2999 With all the factory ex- tras ipclud ing ster eo, power windows, factory air, ralle7 wheels, Tinyl roof, &. Very Clean! (27568) 72 R.EETWOOD llOUGHAM Vinyl top, leather uph} d ual comfort seats, full pwr., fact. air, tilt wheel. stereo, etc. C357DZW) '-'~V • " • .. •• .,._.,.,. '68 TRIUMPJI GT 6 • 4 cond. Rblt eng, cherry .,, •• tlww74'• EQUIPPED '73 RX2. Like new, lo ml, firm. Dy 531·890'2 Eve s peed. r adio, heater, body &: paint. $9~0. • 145 WAGOHS $1489 l t74 CAnl #1911502 AM !FM stereo tape. 675·2779. whitewalls, new metallic 557-0981 • 1 ... 4"• ~S~1!"800~/o~l!i:•:.'· 8'~<~-4258~'._· __ j1;;.,;;;;099cariTc,-;.;Jln;;tt":e;:;,.,,;;:.,d,, ss~n~ul pa int . Extra fin e . 1----------1 •14'o·1 4 ap .. app. 1roup. radio & •inyl top. (29:zKGF}. $3195 .. DONIURMS I, POISCHl/AUDI 13631 H.-G.G. 636-2U l "73CAPRI, V8. 4spd. A/C. I AM /FM 11tereo, Yellow. 497·1~7 . $3149 Ne.; 75 Sl'OITCPE. FULLY FACTORY EQUIPPED 1203441 $3299 '75MewRATS 071 CAPRI 2000. Deluxe Jnt , AM /FM s tereo. $1,9$0. 646-1171 IM STOCK Celt 971 7 •CHOICEOFCQCJRS .-•••t•••••••••••••••••• •Choice of Eq.jpment '12 Dod1e Coll ifJOO 4i>R. ALLSERVlCED&. Auto air gd oond $1695. READYTOGO Prvpty.8'7-18'11 SPOITSCAll Cl!KTa Lorgt Stltd'-of f720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WILL BUY YOUR S•lect UMcl DATSUN, TOYOTA, • IMpOl'fl OR v,,o;.~s~1,GEN DlCK MILLER To<?.~\1.R MOTORS CALL FIAT FACl'ORY SAL BERNADENE AUTHORIZE[) 540·°'42 . . SALES SERVICE ---------1 LEASING '14 260Z 2+ 2,·Coco brwn. &Overseas Delivery .A /C, ma1s. 13000 mi. l.ZO WestW.._.. Many extras. PP Call ATSOUntMAIN btwn SAM & s PM . SANTAANA 842·3482 '11 110 4 Dr'\ Sedan, vinr• 557-2132 ~~ir":°o:~~.,~k~: T~~t~~~y 673-6737 --------170 Flat 124 Spom (,loupe, '2200; 70 Plat, 124 S, Sedan, $1900. Pvt. Pt)'. • ..... 1 ... 74Dal-260'z .• C yl .• a uto. trafl!l, AM !FM stereo radio, h11ter, rallye wheel~. 351KQE. . $5695 ................ Clnlll ........... ieei1 Btaeh Bivd. ,H.B. ......,, • '· "tJ s10, as.ooo ,mt, Sll\ler. air. AM 1rM ...... P .9!0. MMl15 at\ ePM it Dat.un P .U .• ·~· t.apejhC!tl;. .... ' -il'f.flll -. 1, 7 1 Mncla616 t i res , Teac Stereo. (RQ0097).$1499. 71 Squar eback, needs 2 •4 ~ 557-0l4S m -2188. 648·4447 Dir. work, best orfer. • -----.:'.:C""'::'...---1 ·===---,-..--·l::::..--~::::-:---;---o . .,-642-SZ'tJ ALL WITH AIR CON· '72 RX3 Wgn. Stereo il 914 Black w/Blk. int. '70 +, GT 6 +, Lo. mi. ---------1 DI TI0 NI NG JM -. AM /FM , alloy whls . New tires . S3 .300 . New radials , stereo. 59"VW Bug, runs lood, MACULATE &:PRICED M int co n d . S 1 , 800 ·I _:M2:::_·::34::7.:7 ______ 1tS;-1';.850;--._<_94_·_1992_._-;= looks fair• gd. trsnsp. TO SELL '74 LIMITED Lo&ded, still 645-1551 '74 911 2.7. Coco Brown . Volklw09e• 9770 $400. 556-9306 · WILLIAMS under warranty .. $4895 •Includes Warranty ---"---,de-,.,. .. -111---,9-::7-,4""'01 Xlnt condition. Best of· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 89 Bug new lite beige 968-8207 aft.6PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• fer. 494-8935. '69 vw BUS 70000 m l, pai,nltlj9o5b. ;.,~el5bltl3•.ng. IMPORTS 1966 Riviera, Nm good, c.~~VE!T~Bi~:r ~~~ reblt. eng. AM /FM. xlnt. • v..r-cond. $1 ,650. 67S.1S22 ·or -7-V-'W=C-"-A"M-'P-'E~R.~B-b-I 8011COMMONWEAL11t 64Jne218''s 0A3nsen Mags $ol50. maculat e, will tr ade. OYlll 100 NIW&USB> MIRCEDIS . ON DISPLAY HTu;~~~tgr'• MERCEDES DEALER 6882 Manchester, Buena Park 523-7250 On the Santa Ao• Fwy. 66Ml%21051 co ... An immaculate clas!le In & out! Sun roof & leather WE HAVE , . SIX .. 9 I I PORSCHES DOMBURMS PRESTIGE POISCHl/AUDI .:'":.::';;;•r1=o'.:·.:"'cc'.:·""°=-'d:.:;lr.:. --I 1363 I HARIOllLYD GAIDI N dMIOVI 636·2333 72Mereedes 350SL co ... Ro •DSTIR RECARO Sports Seats ~ Blaelt teat .h e Automatic transfnl1slon , w/eorduroy insert. $500. air condlLlonin1. power l-'..._..=...c.clc.01".------I 1teerln1, radio. aee thil ... Rov '756 one at $10.950 caotETD> ••••••••~:~•••••••••••• SI I MO NS Ml RGI Ill S 1970 Harbor,C.M. 631-1276 *1 DEAL(R IN U.S.A. ROY CARVER ROLLS·ROYct t Ul.11thSt. . COITA MISA .,.._,'" 9761 • •••••••••••••••••••••• EXCLUSIVE -Orange County ·~k . CAI;;-! ·---• .... lo• ~~s 1410M9'-llY ... 645-1792 * 1 u · Baena I;'ark 521-7000 · 631 -1971 hie top, lo mi. xlnt cond. · Herrig s tove. runn'g YcA:1w09H 977 V•1w09P 9770 Yc6:1w119e• 977Cl water.$4150.536-9993 •••••.••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOTICE how Daily Pilot Class· lfied ads .display ·their messages with legibillty and I mp a ct? OUr ads, we are proud to say, really get r esult!t. Phon e &12·5678. 1964 VW xlnt eng •. needs clutch &: battery. $375. Call aft. 7PM, 673-4457 "61VW.5ma oof St ,150. 586-0832 ........ Mew tlOO Alllos, Htw 9100 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 DATSUN B 210's HONEY BEE THE LIMITED EDITION 41 M.P.G. CARDEN GROVE DATSUN SUPlR RfSALEYALUES '71 DODGE ...... V-t. "''""'•'IC t...tio. Ill•~• CfV--"· ...,.,,, f:lo0\.5 • '70 PIAT ,, ...... s ,_., ~..:ti.. lw•lll'I', ... 1 ••••. .,'4111! y 611 WMOM ... ,,.._itc. !«......, •to .• .., •• ,.,,.,,..., rNI '"°• ..... £U THESE ARE ALL CLEAN 0 ''RECOllDITIOllED CARS'' '73 YWIU5 s2295 4 ..-:!. 8 ltM:k. stereo radio, =bRj"lal tires. ao m1i... '67 FASTIACK s· 1095 =rk>l'\lng, metallic blue. .,,IU. , -BoeulY. (VNK028) .,,TOYOTA COROUA -· lo ml'"-IXDL882) '74?~:t .. mag•. rod lol•. s2595 (15e3t<HXJ. lo mu ... We have over 80 Used YW's stock lncludinCI 15 Ym1s & Buses. "ORANGE lX>UNTTS LARGEST' • lft HARBOUR YW • 18711 BEACH BL YD • HUNTINGTON IEACH 842-4435 ........... nr. a.1a.11 Ooly ' I I 1 .. .. . . 1'-'1 .. . I . ; ' 15 GAS SAVERS FOR YOU 121 '75 Monaa 111 '74 Ho•a 111 '75 Ye'J'I Wogoa 121 '74 YMJG WCICJOlll 141 '74 Ye'J'I c...,.s Ill '73 Ye'J'I WGIJOll 111 '72 Ye'J'I HalclMck 111 '73 PWo ~ WlllJOll 111 '72 l"l,_.ito De•• I ii '74 Plywwwlll Daler6 EXAMPLE OF SA YIMGS: 1 72 VEGA WAGON 4 speed transmission. radio. heater, white wall tires. (877FPY) 1968 DODGE l'ICKUI' -"(227328) 1966 CHEYY Y AH Ucll,, 6, (U46865) 'I• TOiis -1/2 TOllS-LOllCJ Beds -Y-- 4 Wheel DriYH -Cw ...... C011•erslOll1 - LUY Tnor:ks -llmen -mod M«e! 73 IMPALA CUSTOM W , 1uto., R6H, power steering & .,,_.., ajr oond. (057HVS} .... -.................... Utfl ...._ .. -................ U471 ~, . ' VS. automatic, power •tMring 6 brakes. air condlllonino. 'lltnyl root. · (189HGG) .......................... SIMO WW. .. -................ SISIO .SPECIAL SHIPMENT • Brand New 1975 CAUR·os· SPORT CO,UPES TYPE LT'S 6 CYLINDERS AND va·s -MOST COLORS AND OPTIONS -SHOP WHEllE, THE SELECTION IS BEST!! '=~~:~ OYER 250 NEW CARS IN · STOCK '=~:~ a...y"s M-• T •-~ with 2.3 ltre, 2 lolol ....... mod 4 speed 11-ssiam is rahd at 32 -io the EPA hl4jllway lest, 19 -io the dly lest. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • NEW' '75 5 3645~~ fOUHTAIN V.t.ll(T HUNTINGTON llACH Ml~ilOH VllJO ""'°'· u...i ....... u .. d ""'°'· u .. d ....... u .. d ....... UNd -·· u...i . Aalos, U1od ....... u~ -.. Usod • ························ ............................................................................................ ·········-·············· .............................................. ·····················- CadiUac 9915 Chovrolet 9920 CotllJOr 9933 Ford 9940 Ford 9940 Mercury 9950 _,_, 9952 Plymouth 9960 Pontiac 996' ·~····················· ········!·············· ...................................................................... ······················· ................................................................... ~. '.66 Cadillac. 14 .000 mi, 4 '67 COUGAR • V8 289, • dr. Mint cond. $2995. Ph: '73 CHEVB.LE automatic, AM radio, • 968-9181. LAGUNA COUPE p w r . s teerin g , COMOrO 9917 Totally equipped inchld· whitewalls. Thi s is )•••••-••••••••••••••• ing vinyl roof, factory air STEALING! CUPV428). '70 Ford R...choro '66 FORD MUSTANG - V8 , radio, heater , whitewalls, tinted. glass, a real ly ~uper buy. lNFR201 ). $799. '7,l MARQUIS 10 pass . w1n. Air full pwr, tilt 65 V8 A~to, Cd . Whl. Luggage rack. new transportation. Nee"'is tires . f2100 or offer somework.$400.8'73-l~ 045·2124 . • 01c11....i.11o 9955 ~ c rt . .,. rKIV\ conditioriing. powe r $499. ;11 oupe, eqw,.... ~ . b k "A" 4447 Dir •br b s t orr. Pr {ply. r eenng,, ra es, seals . .,...,. . Mags. automatic, P /S, dark green. low miles. SU per clean ! Tiiis Used Car May lo leased I ~64ll=·"-#1=7------=0.::1 'c· '73 Col. Pk. wagon, 9 pass. •••••••.•!'••••••••.•••••• air, f/equipt S2995or best Sales and Service :ti7S-2256(P.M.) windows, tilt steering 1975 COUGAR XR ·7. wheel,AM /FM stereow/ . . 68 Cam•ro '327. p/s, p/b, . \'ery clean. $1400. .... -8 trac k tape, new white G_inger Bro~ Melallic, sidewall tires. (3200llSV J vinyl roof, twm com!~ lounge seats, P. win-• $3395 dows, P /seal. lilt wheel :w Chev. Camaro. auto. & cruise control. I.ess '69 FordLTD NEWPOHT IMPOF\1 S • • SlSOO /ofr. &46-8329. (134KQB ) Johnson&. Son Wogon 'r.hevrolet 9920 , 119p . ·. Lincoln-Mercury, 2626 llOO W.CNstHwy.N.B. V • 8, a u tom at i c oft. Pri/pt.675-22S6P,M OLDSMOllLE 73 Mercury Colony Park Marquis Wap, 10 pass. Like new, 16,ID> rtli. a/c, new r adial tires, all power incl windows & seats . am /rm stereo 4 spkr s. $4800 firm . 714 ·644-6905 GMC.TRllCKS HOMDACAllS Unl•enlly Ollk 2850 Harbor Blv<Ji Costa Mesa 540-9640 196401ds88 .,, -1-larbor Blvd., C.M.. transll)ission, power :34.300 mi's. orig. eng. ~-than 16.000 miles. $4795. !'•••••••••••••••••••••• #<, • 540-5630. 642-9405 steering, radio. heater, J ---------1 '1' 4 MAL I Bu Classic. r tS·. \ ~""'1~9"'7"'5"."'c"'HE""v"T""'"""' I -~::'.'.'.~------1 --0-'R"D"'-c""o"'R"'Tl"-N--G-T-I luggage rack. YRN267. '71 M on le re Y Custom. 548. 7800 $200 ~/B, tilt whl, AM /FM , Dodcje 9935 '67 F A · SlOS5 Xlnt cond . P /S, P /B,.1---------- ATLAS 67 BONNE"'.ILLE .coq·· vert. All ong. equipmt . PIS, P /B, A .C,n~tl~. Chrysler~1no11llh gd. eng. 542·8821 da)'ti, Open Oaily & Sun. 'til IO 581·4681 eves. PM -------- 2929 Harbor Blvd.. 69 PONTIAC GTO ' Costa Mesa 400 Engine. 4 speed. vc~ 546·1934 quick ! Super tires &: wh ee ls. mu s t see . 71 Plymouth (24SDK R ) . DUSTER 51489 Low miles. c lea n , 6 cylinder, power steering, air, radio, h eater . (834DER) Only $2395 SL EMONS MERCEO[S ~inylroo£, new stl. belted MONZA.2+2 ••••••••••••••.,•••••••• (Ford 's Import). 4 A/C, orig. owner. $1 .495. 1969 98 2 dr er,· Full • I XI 1 cond 53700 '66 Dodge co-net soo. speed, radio, heater, 673·1421 power A•"r 11· e. new res n 4 s-ed a•·r -nd P"-'" H---... ·--• 1---·------1 · ' · .'70FIRUIRD6 .. · · · ' · ..... · .. ., ·· ..... whitewalls, bucket seats ..,. _...,... .Lowmileage ~'11l15, 19701, •--CM · •J?P.842.SS7laft6PM steering, mag wheels, 75·000 mi's. Runs good. w /great gas m ilage. Chrysler.pf,1nlOllth 68 Mere Monterey, xlras, .... ,...._ · ar ...... , · · .6 Cylinder, automatic. -260 V8 & I th 80CIO S495.A£tG,75I-0302 631 1276 h 4lmpalaCst.m.2drv)' 1 essd an ---------(WHE961 ).$499. 16661BeachBlvd. all pwr, 60,000 mi . '69Delta88.2dr. • radio, heater. power !-4p, auto, radio, heater. mies .831-2040 Ir. '74 1tonvan.P /s,P/B.360 646.4447 Dir. H.B. 842-0631 $700/orfer.4994358 . .,, P /S.P/B.L.i.kenew. ,72 FIREBIRD Auto, steering,<209BW J PS/PB. 15,000 mi. To '70 ?t10NTE CARLO Cu.ln.Eogine.13.000mi. '63 FORD GALAXIE Mint-9t's2 $825.540--0896 . $1589 ·.cond. Xlnt buy. Bank St .•-. oc •-olr. ~··n 531·3591 Eve. . -·.,. "----===:.:..:.=--R&.H, air, P /S. $3,095. -""" ~~ ....., Hardtop Aotoma1•" ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Delta 88 4 dr 17,000 ----'~~:"·-~·'-----l'r~T.:-::::-,~:-:r:::-;i rinan. avail. $3500. Ph: refinance. 548-6249 • .... _ 0 "'"' , 979_6798 . 321 J.lanover Dr. '73 DODGE SWINGER radio, heatl'r. runs well. • • '73 Mustang, 17,000 mi. mi, air, FM/AM' radio. DA VE RO $. ~-C.M . 7:t .EI Camino, 46,000 mi. 32,000 miles. 847·5384 or IKTD33'1 ).$299. Likes:;:1so. $4500.Call642-0ll6. , ~ Xlnt Cond. $2800. 968·2504 &16·4447 Dir. ----'-----ll ::::c-:::-=::-:-::·.,-::-=·-··.,..,.,1 PONTIAC ~ ---------1972 OLDS 98 LUXURY iS Monte Carlo Landau 675~3450 ·53 Dod D rt ·~ ..... r.11 '70 MUSTANG .VS, full Coo-. Formal blk. w•·th • Landau full y equip'd &j .,..,,,,..,..-------1 ge .a · --· -~ 1971 Torino GT Excell ent '73 Ford Gran Torino, p /s, A 1 .-~ • • I~...._. At Mrtlf, ~)harp . Pvt: Pty. 557.3100 C~sler 9925 transportation car. condition $1450493-4315 p /b, 2 dr, xlnt cond, vin. pwr · uto, air• x nt. blk. nylon interior&: blk. ~W.. • M6-lt11 ''"' 842·8182. ---top a /"o nd. 832·4346 cond. $1 ,975 . 540-1416 top, twi'n' comfort seats. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• c ' ' :0,4 \.'ega Kamback stali '73 ountry Squire Sta. Mon Fri8·5 P . windows , P. seat, tilt wagon. A/C, lugg. rack '67 CONVT. Loaded, xlnt. '69 Polara. R/H, air, P/S. Wagon. A/C, P /S, P;B, · · 74 Mus~ang 2+2, auto, 6 wheel, AM /fo'M stereo, '72 LeMans 350. Ma1.4. P /S, P /B. Air. Auto. $2200. 640-0286 . v 1 1 d S2 -p p cond. Gd. gas mi. $695. Gd cond. $'750. Auto trans. Lo.~ $3300. Lhtcoln 9945 cyl, air. P Is. P/b, Lie P . door locks. "'-r is im· •...11. n con . ·"""· . 644·6457 ~ $3600 $1800 d ~ ,1 ic. JUNE 19. Ca l 581-'I........ 494·1992. ••••••••••••••••••••••• new. or own maculate with 44 ,000 4 Dr, v.s, automatic•l--------- trans., factory air condi-'68 Pontiac Grand J>riJ. tioning, power steering, Bucket seats. eonSDle. radio. heater, vinyl roof. 54.130 mi. Asking $650 • ~ • ----------1 -----'=CCC"----,-1._::_:...::::::;c_ _____ I 11 &: take over py m ts ·'"'644-2733 / SS-1.-6255. '69 New Yorker, full pwr, Ford 9940 •75 FORD '7 4 C 0 UP E Tot a Y Mft..lMO. miles. '3195. (7S9EVZ) • , A!C AM /FM $1000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . eqwp'd. 30000 mi. Best•---------' J-nsOn & Son Lincoln-~· 1974GMCSprfnt ' 543.fiB19 · 70FOIDTOitlMO GRANADA.COUPE cashofr.over$6,000.PP 1 ;67 Fastback 289, f spd, M;;rcury, 2(>26 H.arbor ... (E l Ca mino t ype). Tuxedo blac k with 640-0081 ; reblt e,g, trans, new Blvd.,C.M.,540-563>. •Automatic, pwt. steer-'70 Chrysler 300. 2 Dr 2 Door H.T .. automatic, matching vin,yl interior . . clutch , wide tires, ,67 Olds 88 4 dr power 774GWE. casll . 494-2481. "1ng, c ruise control, lli hdtp, full powerair. Mint r adio, heater, power bucket seats, 6 cylinde; '64 Lin~oln, fully eqwpt, a m /fm 8 trk + much air. Low ~i's ... ~o:n. Cali ,cOnd:, 8 track. mags, cond.962-0148 steering & br'akes, air engin e, automatic beautiful cond. s4oo. more . SlJOO. or offer. 831.0686 - 9970 $2295 "Hooill'"'""•"""'°"•ach 65T-Blrd,xlntcond. Fl.rst ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~special paint. Like new. conditioning, vinyl roof. trans mi ssion, power 963·4071 · PP. 1 _:048~·01)'7~36<;..._ _____ J:;;':';="-------;;;;-;:; ·Will trade. 581-7446. '72 CHRYSLER rallye wheels. (197AFY) steering, white sidewall Me , Pinto 9957 NEWPORT 4 DOOR $1489 radial tires. (973 MMM) rc..-y 9950 66 Mustang, xlnl cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chrytle,...,..,.._,... $595 takes it. 16661 Beach Blvd. 846·0955 H.B. 852·0631,i------C-"'--.. ~,,. MALIB\J !-tcttp, PIS. Hard top "':ith only 21.00o ~ Only $3795 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $850. "l>!B. air. vinyl roof. Xlnt. miles. vinyl top. Upestry 1970 Marquis BrotJgham, __ _::C:::•.::llc.:96a=--487=0:,____ 72 PIMTO c,.cond.Sac.$3;19S.67S-884 interior. ractory aircon· 1,---_,, .,,--..,-...--...a Dr., t"ull pwr &. air. ':i SUMROOF d.1. . 1 . $1000 493 2960 Must ang Convertible.1972 4 ,_ , AM /FM stereo, 8 CHEVROLET IM · 11on1ng, power s eenng . . ,...... ''PALA A tom t' . & brak~. new Michelin autom atic transmission, (•17723) • •• • C · u a 1c, air, radial tires. (J34EIH ) 1966 Mere 9 pass station AC. pb. ps, Fm. Ex~ 51589 .r s d i o , h e a t e r , wagon. Runs good $375. cellent condition. $2,750. hitewell>. A Real""'"· Only $2895 ~~1;.::;:;;;~~~~~64~2~·1~690~~;;;;~;:;:~'~"';·214;,;3;. ~:;;;:~~ ~.,......, '70 T·llRD ~r...~y~!~(~W~A~C926~~).~$S99~.j~~~i~~~it~ ---·4447 Dir. 'I-'-• ~ '72 Ford LTD Country l'•-=tlti! Sq u ire. P /s , P /b . 6 CHEVROLET JM -..... "-Am tFni stereo raaio. PALA SS • Ne'a-' tires. -· ...__._ .. .....,. lugg . rack. $2000. ~uckel seats. r eb.uilll'""==-=""'==,,_=,;', 6'4·0481. nglne. pwr, steenng, c-~--~a1 J ---------I .rpwr. "'indows. al.f. Suee _,.._..... 99 '74 Gran Torino Elite, blk. •:nice 4' ln good conchtlon. ••••••••••••••••••••••• air cond. iamlfm. stereo .~(0781.)V). $999. 19'73 LINCOLN MK IV. tape, 11,5S4 mi. $4100. '*'.,.'g 4447 ' Dir. Gold Glamour leather in· 960·1443 t e ri o r . Vinyl roof , ------.----1 ~-Malibu. chrome whls, AM I F M s tereo, ti It '71 For~ Galax1e. 4-dr. Vyl ~tape. new tires, recen wheel, crWse control, a h /t . Air. full power. Auto ~int. Xtr:a clean. $900. sh;irp luxury car with r /h. No m ech. prob .. !~11toffer.645·T.rX> · lo w miles. 56395. Below wholesale <389KXT). Johnson & Bluebook. $1,185. ''T4 Caprice A/C, stereo. Son Lincoln·Mercury,. _67_>_·404_9_. ______ I ' /seat s. p /w, 18,00 '' ,.mi 'a. U nder Wh s le . 2626 1JarboT Blvd .. C.M. '7J Torino Sta. Wgn. 6 cyl, •642-2123 or 54$-7400 5-40-5&30. A(T. P /S, R/H. Reblt 1.,_---------1 cor,·eH• 99J2 eng. k' \rans. $1 350. '~17 Chev. Be lAir st;i 846 5039 eve• ••• , ... ~ ....................... . . .._ . ... agon. Perfect. m ec da.)'1 ' cond,. 14mpg. s435 '72 Corvet\e, A/C. auto, , • , ~ffl-2812 Bob. 350, Pl~. 53',00& mi .1&400 l!rf3 Pord LTD, e1ean, via. 1;::-;:==:-:--:-;;~~;;1-1'.!!lr]!l'l·!.J'::_.P~·:..!8J9.2:'1W~~·--I top, a /c, p/s. plb, auto • 'II Impala, AC/PB/PS. l•G• C )I d tran1, 4 dr, Lo mi. SZ2100 l(.d co nd $500. C 1 ,. , ~rve e., nee ' cuh. Call ~7800 aak 863-4071 . PP -:;:.~~i& $SOO or off.er· for Bud'. 8-5 Mon· Fri. 1971 C h ev Klngswoo C H 33 'lllf'ORDSporuCpe. V·A, .wagon. air, gd tires --GHl•r • s.lnt cond. radia ls, air, Xtra1 S1700S81 ·2999· ••••••••••••• ••••••••• RIJt. $'7~~. 644·51111 ---------<74COUGAR XR7. lmm•c.1----------1 t•L Corvall; •• gd cond. runt A/C, AM /FM T1pe. Low '19 Ford LTD Waaon. Xlnt 1r•tl . .Z21;i1Pl•\$$OO. miles. Mu.at SeU! Pvt. mod. PS/P&<AC. $1i112$. m.au Pl)'.~·9044. ,,...70ll 1 $699. Pull power, factory al'r" '69 Wgn, auto, PIS, air. coaditiol'ling, vinyl roof, cM:c.:_6 -.::7824:=.:. ______ 1 9Z!BQW. ~!'!'!~ .......... ~!!.~~ $1395 G9 Pontiac Catalina air, Huntln .. one.oc.h '73 SQUIRE Wgn, Fae. p/b. p/s, gd. cond. $895. Chrysler..rtymo.dh Ir d 'lo I 6'2·1272 16661 Beach Blvd. a , ra s, mags, m ·I c:=-==--------1 xlnt. shape. 12.400. firm. •87 PonUac Ventura~· lt.B. 842-()6.ll 1_c:494::::.:"4::"':::3:,__ ______ I Needs tires, Very good • '13 Squire. 4 Spd, new l -''°"=d:.:l.cti::_o:.:n o.04.c9c;~:.:l:.:83:_ __ 1 • Ures, 2"mp1, xlnt cond. ,75 p nfi A AM /FM ........ .,.,,""' 0 ac 'I"' • raek . Mu •• ••U. AsfraJ $2$9$/ofr. 548-261!18. 1..::==.:..:.:===----l 4 Cyl.,4speed AMradlo 9fCI ~974 12· Pinto, auto. a /c . h t NI •, i ••••••••••••••••••••••• ea e r. ce as new . ,71 VEGA N . ·am/fm, 2000 Eng. roof 86182. ew paint. r1ck,cu1t. inl•ext..Like s~ 177 clutch . Nr. new ena:. nu. 11895. 646-4012. '"' Make offer. 675-3808 '74 • I dr. 8000 mJ tinder d I ••~• '71 panel wagon. Lo ml. warr. \adJal Ures, tape, . toJt ~IO Air, radio. 1111:1.ke ottei:. like new. 162·5184. • 181$-6087 /552-15&4. ...,,;;,. 9960 " TOYOTA Vega W•Rn GT.• spd, •••;••••••••••••••••••• · f:m /8 lraclt, :r.lnt must. '811 & '67 I eyl, VALIANTS , ... ....,,.,. C.M. i"·tt!03 •e\t 648•32:16 Fleet 1urplus, depend&· '65 Pont. Cetallna389, p/1, '72 GT. lltchbk. 4 •M· ble . economical p /b . Super clean ! Verygdcond.$l,200.CMll transportation. 647-0804 $4.50 /btt ofr. 963-2091 557-6933 . sa Pl)'mouth Belv. v.a , MCataUna4dr,newllrtS, '71 WAOON 4 1pct ne~ artat cond. rtdlo, lmm1c. $175 firm . en1. c lutch, i d: I•) heater. ~.'4.M•88 ... MtT. milea1e. 6'6-1012 --~-COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE LAGUNA BEACH NEWPORT BEACH SAN CLEMENTE AMERICAN MOTORS . Ward S. Lee. Inc. 1234 S. Main St., Santo Ana 547-5826 Crevier Motors 208 W. I st St.. Santo Ano 835-3171 Saddleback BMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo 831 -2040 495-4949 BUICK Phillips "Buick, Pontiac & Opel, Inc. 24888 Alicia Pk¥!Y·· Laguna Hills 8'3?~2400 CADILLAC Nabers Cadillac 2600 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa CHEVROLET Connell Ch evrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 546-1200 Datsun 18835 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 842-7781 Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-00 10 Sunset Ford 5440 Gorden Grove Blvd., Westminster 636-4010 ld!fil University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9640 LINCOLN-MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury i 6800 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 842-8844 Johnson & Son L i ncoln Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-5630 Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury 130 I No. Tust in, Santo Ano 547-0511 OLDSMOBILE Universi ty Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9640 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 10, 1975 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-80 17 PORSCHE-AUDI Don Burns Porsche/Audi 1363 1 Harbor Blvd , Gaden Grove 63b-2333 TOYOTA Dean Lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 646-9303 Bill Maxey Toyota 18881 Beach Blvd .. Huntingt on Beach 847-8555 VW-PORSCHE-AUDI Chick Iverson . Inc. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 673-0900 VOLVO Dean Lewis Im ports 1966 Harbor Blvd., Cosio Mesa 646-9303 5 TV !PORT! HllJHlllJHT! SUNDAY, AUGUST 10 10:30AM m Dodger Dugout/Warm-Up 11:00 m Oodpr Baseball Dodgers vs. New York Mets. fJl) Grand Prix Tennis: Summer Tour U.S. Clay Court Champion· ships from Indianapolis, Ind . 11:30 Cl) CBS Tennis Classic 1:30PM 6 @ (])CBS Tennis Classic 0 (91))) Cl) PGA Golf Championship Live coverage of the final round from the Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio. 3:00 0 NFL Ch1mplonshlp G•mes "1970 AFC Championship" Bal-timore Colts vs. Oakland Raiders. 4:00 0 Rems Pre-Season Football (R) L.A. Rams vs. Dallas Cowboys. <9 Cl)) Women's Pro Tennis Tour MONDAY, AUGUST 11 8:00PM D 9 Ci) ®l Major League B•seball Teams to be announced. fJl) Grand Pr1x Tennis: Summer Tour "U.S. Clay Court Cham· pionshlps" Finals of the men's and women's singles matches from Indianapolis, Ind. THURSDAY, AUGUST 14 7:30PM t11) The W1y It Wes "1950 NFL Championship" L.A. Rams vs. Cleveland Browns. SATURDAY, AUGUST 16 ll:OOAM 0 @ (I)®) Major League Baseball Teams to be an11ounced. ill) Grand Prix Tennis: Summer Tour (4hrs) "Canadian Open, Toronto" Men's semi-final singles and doubles matches, live, from Toronto, Canada. 1:30PM 6 @ Cl) (j) Sammy Davis Jr. Greeter Hartford Open Goll 2:30 I Arthur Ashe Tennis Special !5:00 (9 Cl)) CI) ABC's Wide Wortd of Sports 9:30 Wor1d Football Lea1ue So. Calif. Sun vs. Hawaii. 11:30 Rams Pre-Season Football L.A. Rams vs. San Francisco 49ers. TV '~~T Evening Movi es 7:00 1:30 10:30 7:30 1:00 7:30 1:00 1:30 7:30 1:00 1:30 t:OO 7:30 1:00 9:00 7:30 1:00 1:00 9:30 1:00 t :OO SUNDAY, AUGUST 10 9 "Run IHent, Run Dffp" (dra) '58 -Clark Gable. Burt Lancaster. 7 (29 I) 3 (C) "D11rti of the Sun" (dra) '68 -Jim Brown, Rod Taylor, Yvette Mlmleu11. t (C) "Siik Stocklnp" (mua) '57 -Fred Astaire, Cyd Charlne. MONDAY AUGUST 11 t "la1t !Ude, West SWe" (dra) '50 -Ava Gardner, James Muon. Bert>ara Stanwxelc, Van Heflin, Cyd Ch.,ine. 5 "R••e to Uve • (dra) '65 -Suzanne Pleshette, Bradford Dillman. TUESDAY, AUGUST 12 t "Lone Star" (wH) '52 -Clute Gable, Ava Gardner. 5 "five Cilravee to Cairo" (dra) '43 -Akim Tamlroffk Ann Bnter. 4 23 6 10 CC) "0.atti Amon• Friends" (dra) '75 -ate Reid, A Martinez, Martin Salum. 7 (29 I) 3 (C) ''TIM Great Ice Rip.Off'' (dra) '74 -Lee J. Cobb, Gia Youns. Grayaon Hall. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13 t (C) "Green fire" (adv) '55 -St-art Granier, Grace Kelly. 5 (C) "Frendlman'e Creek" (adv) '44 -Joan Fontaine, Arturo de Cordova. 1 (29 I ) 3 (C) "•ad Ronald" (dra) '74 -Scott Jacoby, Kim Hunter, Pippa Scott. John Larch. 10 (C) "My •lood R-Cold" (dra) '6S-Troy Donahue, Joey Heatlt- erton. THURSDAY, AUGUST 14 t (C) "Small T-n Glr1" (mua) '53 -Jane Powell, Farley Granier. 5 "Madison Avenue" (dra) '62 -Dana Andrews, Eleanor Parker, Jeanne Crain, Eddie Albert. 2 17 3 I (C) ''TIM Great White Hope" (dra) '70 -Jamea Earl Jonea, Jane Aleonder. 4 23 6 10 (C) "Rachel, Rechel" (dra) '68 -Joanne Woodward, Eatelle Par..,,1, ·Jam ea Olton. " FRIDAY, AUGUST 15 t "Gunsmolle" (WH) '53 -Audie Murphy, Susan Cabot. 2 17 3 I (C) "The Gamn" (dra) '70 -Michael Crawford, Ryan O'Neal, Jeremy Kemp, Stanley Baker. 5 "R_,, at the Top" (dra) '59 -Laurence Harvey, Simone Slrnoret. 1 (29 I ) 3 (C) "aorn free" (adv) '66 -Vlralnla McKenna. Biii Travers. 4 ll3 6 10 (C) "The Undercround Man" (mys) '74 -Peter Gravea, Jack Klu1m1n. 2 17 3 I (C) "The llue Knlstit" (dra) '75 -Gaorae Kennedy, AIH Rocco, Glynn Tumi1n, Verna Bloom. SATURDAY AUGUST 16 t (C) "Hell ••nt for LHther'I (wH) '60 -Audie Murphy, Felicle fan'. 4 2l 6 10 ''TIM Manchurian Candidate" (1u1p) '62 -Frank Sinatra, l..aurenee Harvey, Janet Lelah. ~ 5 ''Texaa Ran1ers" (Wea) '36 -F~ MacMurray, Jeen Parker. 9 (C) ''TIM Man From the Alamo" (wea) '53 -Glenn Ford. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST JO, 1975 'CREAM OF THE MUSICAL CROP' According to critics and audiences across the country, the four- some of Tim Hauser, Laurel Masse, Alan Paul and Janis Siegel may be one of the hottest new vocal groups on the music scene. What do they do? "Hard to define, exactly," admits Hauser with amusemeot, "but once someone has seen or heard us, we're sure they won't forget us!'' lndeed. Elegantly costumed in formal attire, The Manhattan Transfer performs the cream of popular hit tunes from thfo l 920's to the l 970's in complex harmony, with sophistica- tion and a good deal of humor. Whatever it is they do, they'll be doinJ it on their own one-hour music and comedy mini-series pre- mienng Sunday at 7:30PM on CBS. "We cover a lot of musical ground," Alan Paul says. ''We found that a song people loved 30 years ago will be loved now, even though -or maybe because -it sounds like the good old days." Paul, who bas beeri performing since he appeared on Broadway in "Oliver," was starring in the Broadway musical "Grease" when he joined T he M anhattan Transfer, which was forming just three years ago -by accident. Tim Hauser was driving a cab in New York City and happened to start discuMing music with a passenger, singer Laurel Masse. Hauser, with a huge vintage record collection. and willowy redhead Laurel. with a huge voice, decided to pool their resources. They enlisted Alan Paul aod singer Janis Siegtl, who had been performing and composing since age thirteen, and they started rehearsing with Hauser's record collection for inspiration. Their sense of destiny was helped along when they discovered that all four were left handed. "We try to make people feel something," Laurel Masse says ear- nestly. "We want to communicate an emotion so well that people won't think about anything else during the song. Mostly," she adds with a smile, "we want people to enjoy this music as much as we do." P•ge 3 I \ Page 4 'TWO FACES OF EURE' Wesley Eure, 18, may well be Hollywood's only actor who is going into his second season as a featured player simultaneously in two television series. Both are on NBC. On Mondays through Fridays Wesley plays Michael Horton on the daytime dramatic serial Days of Our lives (12:30-1:30PM). On Saturday mornings he can be seen on the science-fictio n adventure series Land of the Lost as Will Marshall, one of three Am ericans stranded on a prehisto ric continent. Days of Our Lives ili in production 52 weeks per year. When Land of the Lost also is in production, WPsley Eure is busy. "I work on 'Days' from 6:30 in the morning to 12:30 and on 'Lost' from 1 :30 to about 8:30 in the evening. How do I cope with this? We ll, once in a while I fe el tired e nough to call off my nightly date." Wesley, as stated above, is only 18. A child of divorced parents, he was born in Baton Rouge, La., but lived in many places as he traveled with his mother, a psychologist. He was 16 and living in Las Vegas when he met the Robert Goulets. They hired him to baby-sit and help drive when they moved out on tour with the musical, "I Do, I Do." When the tour ended, Wesley had finished high school and decided to stay in New York and at- tempt a show business career. The atte mpt paid off- bigger than Wesley Eure ever expected. 'COOL AND IN CONTROL' H's been three years since Adrienne Barbeau left her hit Broadway play, "Grease," (with a Tony Award nom- ination and a Theatre World Award for her efforts) to re turn to California (she was born in Sacramento and grew up in San Jose) and a regular role as 'Carol' in the successful CBS comedy series, 'Maude,' (Mondays, 9:30PM) and she doesn't regret it a bit. She has fallen in love with the California lifestyle all over again and loves her newly-purc hased home in the Hollywood hills, fifteen minutes via Sunset Boulevard to the studio, which she travels in her diesel-powered Mercedes. A travel-bug since high school, when she toured the Far Ea~~ with a United States-sponsored San Jose Light O pe ra t:ompany troupe, Ms. Barbeau spends a lot of time between taping sessions flying around the country on promotion trips for the series and appearing on te levision game and talk shows, which she loves. Alread)C at work on the fourth season of 'Maude', Ms. Barbeau is looking forward to movie roles sometime in the future, but she's cool and in control. When the next "big break" comes along she'll be ready for it. THE OAILV' PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 10, 1975 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS f.': l ! I? N I rJ <. O IUOO®l mHo llywood Squues 0 (~ 00> (]) m Bradr Bunch m The Ayin& Nun 6:00 II (f) Summer Semester ' Knowtedee "All Children Differently" I HI.torr of Art Bullwinkle Learn I Pettko1t Junction 11:00 @00 ~ Younc & Restless · QJ 00 m The M11niflcent 6:30 The Art of Thlnliln& Mon., Wed., Fri.; Steps to le1rnlnc Tues.; Media Thurs. Muble Muh ne CQ!, Ci)) CV rn Show-Offs Tommr Hawkins Show News I Dream of Jeannie : Electric Company I Not for Women Only Mlttl•tl Jackson Show t1g) Eduullonal features 11 :30 m Introduction to Phplcal ;eoc· . 6 m 11elipot l~~Surch for Tomorrow r1phy ' News/Public Affairs 7:00 CV@ 8 News g'f:) Morni~Comedy Time 00 ®) · Today Show; To· y Bicentennial Sllte Salute Fri. "Montana" Included in this report on Montana is a visit to a modern worlong ranch outside Great Falls. 8 ) 3 m Rhyme & Rea· son; One life to Live Thurs. I let's Rip Bill Cosby New York Stodl bch1n1e VIiii Alegre AFTlRNO ON and a discussion with prominent Indian spokesmen from various 12:00 tribes on Indian problems such as education, water rights and mineral Noontime Diamond Head Please Don't Cit the Daisies ri his. 6 m cartoons (Qj Ci)) Cl) AM America • Rolftper Room fll .. Zoo Revue Stock EJchln1e : Sesame Strffl 7:30 m Cartoons Tennessee Tuaedo Por11y Pl& Market UjMlate 1:00 Ci) @ (])Captain Kanaaroo Sunup • Banana Splits & Frltnda The fllntatonu Cartoeftl Not tor Women Only i T'al Chi Ch'uan 1:10 Softlcln Mlo1 1:30 The Gallery Davey & lotilttl Yori & friends ;omer Pyle (I) rn Club N .. zoo Rmi• : Mister Ro1tn' NtlihborMocl 9:00 i Spl•-Off s.s. .... stnet · (j) @'l @!' Ctltbrtty SWttp. stales Mevtes: See Daytime Movies. l.dvt It to leaver AM Lu A111ete1 Jadl I.A I.Anne I Lift LUCJ f11tures 700 Club T e\e~n Nn Yorl ~ EJchl"le (j)) Mita Douf1a1 Show Tmtl fUm1 9:30 Cl) tlmbtt QJ Cl) @) m Whttl of for· tune TllftllJ • lassie . m ft1tur11 ilittian·ln·la• · tlllopl111 Gourmet 10:00 ~ T1ttletalt1 (I) @) m Hl(h Rolltri ovie: Ste Daytime Movies. Truth or Conuquencea '°"'" ,,,. : Educatlon1I Pro1rams N.ws/Panorama dtl Valle 10:30 @ (]) Cl) Love of Utt 6 I love lucy (~ 00> CV a> You Don't Say {lg) News Movie: See Daytime Movies. Hi&h Chaparral 1 CI) Noon Affair/Joe Barett.a 00 Somerset Tennessee Tuxedo . Not for Women Only 12:30 i? CV 00 As the Worid Tums · 00 ®) m D11s of Our lives ybeuy RFD 6 Dick Van Dyb (~ oo> cv m A11 M, chrr- dren Bullwinkle 1:00 @ (3) Cl) The ;uldln& Ll&ht @ Movie: See Daytime Movies. M_!!be_!!1 RFD (Q!l l!J) CV m Ryan'• Hope News Major Adams Market Closing : Educ.ational Proerams 1 :30 @ CV @ Edee of Nlrht ' @ Ci) ~ m The DoctoB Hazel O Special Thurs. on ABC *OH! BABY, BABY, BABY! ABC Playbreak 0 (~ @ > CV m lefs Malle A Deal; ABC Afternoon Playbrull Thurs. "Oh! Baby, Baby, Baby ... " (R) The story of a younc married couple who are overwhelmed, awed and slightly embmased at the pros· pect of becoming parents of quln· _tuplets. Judy Carne and Bert Convy star. ! Journey to Adventuu 2:00 @ CV (_iJ Price la Rl&ht @ 00 ®) m Another World Phil Donahue Show <~ oo> mm $10,000 ,,,,.. mid Except Thurs. I The Real McCOJJ Nan~& the Professor 2:30 ~ tr'wn (J) Match G•rne '75 0 ~Cf)) CIJ m One lift to live Except Thurs. 0 leave It to Buver m Ben Hunter lntervitwi/fut&lrts £ID Tai Chi Ch'uan 3:00 I@ m Musical Chairs . m Somerset Sea Hunt 6 CartooRS <tit -) CV m General Hos· P I i Dinah! The Lucy Show Q) @ Movie: See Daytime Movies. m Jatli Benn, Show; I SPECIAL I Old Is Somebody Else Mon A free· wheeling special probing the atli· tudes, pretent1ons and stereotypes of old age. Get Smart Galloping Gourmet : Physical Geocraphy 3:30 Dinah! 3 O Movie: See Daytime Movies. · m Mike Doutlas Show Best of Groucho · Beverly Hillbillies MJ favorite Martian Except Mon. The Munaters Spin-Ott Addams family : History of Art ( ) ComedJ Clusia · Drama Series · Travet Alms 4:00 Father lhlows Best 6 ((ii (j)) Mldley Mouse Club • Movie: See Daytime Movies. Por11y Pie; I slifc 1iL f Sleeping Bffuty Fri. A musical version of the timeless fantasy, starring Gisele MacKenzie. Gilligan's Island Ci) Gambit Cita con 111 Estrellas The Flintstones : Sesame Street · Sube PellJO Hollywood Movie Clusia 4:30 The Rifleman Gillican's Island Star Trek Buas & His Buddies Except Fri. House of frichtenstein 1 @ Tattletales Papa Corazon Little Rascals 1 Ci)) Star Trell a 0 (fQ) EE News The Bi& Valley 6 I Love Lucy Mickey Mouse Club ~Racer 3 Hocan's Heroes 6 Merv ;rlffln Show I love Lucy; 700 Club Telethon Fri. : Mister Rocers' Neiehbortiood · Drama · Mission: Impossible s:lo o oo Ci1l rn <~ > ""' 3 Gomer Pjle 6 Hocan's Heroes Dennis the Mena~ I Dream of Jeannie Room 222 Except Fri. : Villa Alegre • Travel Films ''THE SMALL CAR EXPERTS"' FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE -PARTS PllSONAUZID UASING -ALL MAKES & MODUS A flllE SEUC110N Of USED CARS 842-7781 540-0442 Serving _A.// B eac/, {3 lied 5 MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY 18835 BEACH BLVD. (H•ghwoy J'1) HUNTINGTON BEACH Pa1e 5 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 10, 1975 SUNDAY The Jetsons Sultdar Celebration Cl) DaJ of Dltceft" l (I) Ruth Celm•n Show Iii 11 l<rJ<l!lN J1111mr SWaaart Show Cl)) Comldr Classlca It Is Wrttt. Esta Es la Vida 12:00 6 Movie: "Mot1k., lusineQ" 11 .. ttn1 Tl• at CalvafJ l0:30 11 Movie: "Tarun and the Ania-(com) '52 -Cary Grant, Marilyn @ 00 Kattlrtn luhhnH zonr" (adv) 045 _ Johnny Weiss· Monroe, Ginaer Roaers, Chartu Co· AUGUST 10 ·.~OPr~1\~t . ( *) Indicates an Advertlstt1tlt. 6:00 m Bible Answen/Chrlatophtn 7:00 I U.S. of Ardllt ·Cl)) Ton Hall Mtetiq muller. Brenda Joyce. burn. 9:00 Marshall Efro.'• Sund., Sdlool B ctlallt_!!Jt ~ Stfmo11 ~ 512 L1111&flt Ci) @ Ru Hu•bard (fa l.IJ) lV ClJ Kofa: 70,000 IJ ~~~~..:::, River .. (adv) '°<~ ())) -of Dbcowt"' ll.C. faith for Today '53 -Rory Calhoun, Corinne Calve!, Libert, Temple Church 16%1 - 7 ., Du ... "W u Cameron Mitchell. C..pus Profllt Doc1111 1 .... v an11-P Ci) Movie: '1)pt,.tlon Countersn" I ltfltw I• Mlndes Calvary Chapel (mys) '66 -Georae Ardisson, QJ Ci) Orll loMftl ~ fee. dlt Nation • P'eople'a forum NBC Rellaious Sptdal "A Stone 1n the River'' Speailq Wlttl Your Hands lnliaht Helene Chanel. --'--.. ..a.a..•-nt.1111 Dominica! 0 HMd-011 -·-....... ns O Movlt: "The Rldt IKt" (wes) (I) RvHI hfman Dow 11:00 0 fl:' NIC RtU1ious Sptdll "On '57 -Anthony Quinn, Wiiiiam Con· I Jabberwocky News/P'ubllc Attain Ci) Thia Is the Ute Warren Roberts 7:15 00 With This Rina 7:30 Biiier's Comets 9:30 I Ca!Hra Tllrtt Death •nd Oyina" (R) An in-depth rad . (Iii (I)) JI•., SWaaart St.ow Ross, a foremost pioneer in counsel· Slttkl1111h fellowthlp • Serendipity interview with Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-IN1mt of tl\t C111tt PREMllRE Third Century U.U In the dyin1. Mldtlft Allllfab Rabbi Alfred Wolf of the Wilshire Rt• Humbard (I}) Outdoon with ken C•ll•· Boulevard Temple Is host for this HoMt lurer's Gulde war 3 Voice ol A,rlculture Mormon Tlbernade Choir 6 Ultra Man series which examines the future of (9 Ci)) (3) EE lihort Chasen lZ:lO Real Estate RtPOrt American Jewery In the Third Cen· N1f tllihlljlits Cl) l l All I W•llf s Workshop Voice of Vlctorr tury of the United States. ~~-P-· o. ... :!rt S IWtR TY I l.oob at Ltan1l11 •-•...,. ··-...- Wonderama Slteklnah Fellowship Ci) Rex Humbard • Aiuz:J.!:pli1ela Dod111 laseblll Dod1ers vs. Souls Harbot U&httlouae Orel New York Mets. U.S. Fann Report Jtny F...... m ctiurch 11 tht Home ~) Pacific I ~ llller'1 C...ts @ Cf) Movie: .. About Mrs. Leslie" Pu le Service flnt laptist Churdl (dra) '5' -Shi rley Booth, Robert 1:00 (1) <ell (I}) lauft l Answers 7:45 (ii) Cl) Slued Heart 1:00 Dusty's Trffhouse Hifhlwar to H•vt• • $tltlklna Wltti Your Hands Ru Humbard Thunderbirds utThtrell upt • Jollilartott Sbow @ 9JtfTJ flfwtM Wa ertust uskl J P.WWU Ryan, O Wlldllft Thtltrt "Down South 10:00 ~Steps to LMralll ~ c!~: (C) ~ .. "I u. ~n:11~. • Acdel cit la Co.uildtd/Uu ! Flnt laptlst Church I Dfum of Jt1111t 1191111 Stu Grand Prix Tennis: Summer (!) Mr. Chips I ~ ~,.;., our U.S. Clay Court Championships flit Hu .. 111st ...., Estate o,.. HeuN from lndian1polis, Ind. • Tl'IWI Fht 0..lqe ll:JO ~ (9 (I}) Cl) aJ Malit A WWI · The Hu1a111st Alterutlvt 1:30 Lamp Unto Mr f"t ,........., HIMlr ciS Tunil ctaak 1:30 6 @ Cl) CIS Tt11tl• Classic Herald of TrvUI • Clofta G,.,.s Ptt Hlvta Semi.final match with the winner of 'WORKING JOURNALIST' Peter Jennings, lhe Washington co-host of ABC's AM America, is in•olved in nearly every aspecr of the news-gathering function. Jn addition to anchoring four daily news- casts on AM America, (weekdays at 7 AM), he conducts live interviews with important Washington newsmakers and reports from around the world. Since the premiere of the program in January, Jennings has produced special reports for AM America. including a week-long series on the city of Detroit. He has also provided interviews with personali- ties from a variety of backgrounds, demon- strating his ability to shift easily from the tough, incisive questioning of Egyptian Presi- dent Anwar el-Sa'dal to a warm conversalion with Eunice Kennedy Shriver. Jennings does not hesitale to go where the news is breaking. His most recent in- terview with President Sadar was conducted aboard the Presidenl's ship as it steamed through the ·Suez Canal on the day of its reopening. In speaking with Mrs. Shriver at her home. Jennings elicited the comment from h~ that she had often asked her broth- er, the late President John F. Kennedy, to spend less money on the space program and more on the needs of the retarded and other disabled Americans. Jennings has journalistic expertise in many areas, and while he is a specialisl in Middle Eastern affairs, he recently demonstrated his broad-based abilities as part of the three-man anchor team at Cape Kennedy during the launching of the joint U.S.-Soviet spac-e mis- sion. Prior to joining AM America, Jennings ... ,. 6 participated in the full spectrum of news gathenng for ABC News, reporting from countries throughout the world. He has also been active as,. producer of documentaries. Recently, he co-produced "Sadat: Action Bi- ography," which received the 1975 George Poster Peabody Award. Jennings began his career as a news and public affairs correspondent for tbe Canadian Television Network. He joined ABC In 1964. and he was the anchorman of the ABC eve- ning news program for four years before re- turning to the field as a national correspon- dent in 1968. In I 971, Jennings was sent 10 the Middle East, where he established and operated the Beirut bureau until joirun' AM America in January, 1975. He is mamed to the former Miss Anouchka Malouf of Beirut. 75 u" lyn CO· dv) et. .. n, es) n 11. th le of 4, e- e- ~~ d 0 t. the Bjorn Bora/Clitt Drysdale match faclna the wlnl\er of the Andy Pet· tlaon/Arthur Ashe match. 8 The Nltlve Alltrkan "Survival" An interview with N.W. Coast ac· tMst Hank Adams and Marton Brando. focusina on the fishina rlahts controversy in Washinaton St1te. l &ale Storm Slln to.bat (9 (J))(JH;f) P 8 A 8 o I f •"lililp Live coverage of the fourth and final round from the Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio. Lee Trevino is defendlna ch•= In this $225,000 event. CJ) : (C) .. tt.rdca.ae'' (dra) '71 -Clint Walker, Stefanie Powers. 0 Mowlt: "Yellow C.b Man" (com) •so -Red Skelton, Gloria De Haven. I IMCltt on Rtllaion Mevle: "The Cune of the Ctyln1 oman" (hor)-Rosita Arenas. QiNFl Action m Clllimphef Ctose-Up 2:00 ITile Clla11tplona fritllds et Man Mowlt: (C) "Stran1er1 at Sun· " (dr1) '69 -Georae Montaom· i Deana Martin. Dealer's Choice AMrican/luaell 1V Hour (I) NIC Rlll&lous Special "On Death and Oyina" 9 Faltll for Today m TreebtuM Club 2:JOJ!!MM1a Mevle: "It C.me fro11 Outer " (sci·fl) '53 -Richard Carl· son, Barbara Rush. Cl) Movie: .. Battte tpf Broadway" (dra) '38 -Victor Mclaalen, Gypsy Rose let. ~: "The Sen1tof Was In· (com) '4 7 -Wiiiiam Powell, Ella Raines. I (I) Wiler Wortd Deaf H .. r l•allltt l:OO ITodda Rellllon NFL Clla11plouhlp la1M1 "1970 Ch1mpionshlpl' Baltimore Colts vs.. Oakland Raiders. l lama ntatre Mowle: "'Run Silent, Run Deep" ( a) '58 -Clark Gable, Burt Lan· caster, Jeck Wanlen. (I) Joh11 W11119 TIMabe Creetlnp '1oin Qennany (Iln.Jmons n11111 s..uart Show : 81.td Ptnpectfve Oft die News C.mlCOlellclas • Huun Dlmlftdons 3:30 I) A ct1a._re of HMrt ''A House Divided" (I) Movte: "Mdfale's NiVJ J4tltl1 the Air force" (com) '65 -Tim Conw1y, Joe Ayrin. II Tiie lnlnorb Topics Include dlfficultles In beainnlna a career; the function of colle1e trustees; and the karate·llke Kor~an art of Tae !(won Do. Fff• fMturt ....... "" The Ylftlnlan Cl) Meet th ,,... fillalout Town Hall . a.. Allplea ,. ... Rtvltw ())) CelelM'ltJ loff Tifi1t Coftttll • T1l1s •• the lift Dl9cMt the USA 4:008....,...bn 0 This Is the Ufe D Movie: "Beau Gute" (dra) '39 -Gary Cooper, Ray Milland, Susan Hayward, Robert Preston. @ Tarzan Theatre O Rams Pre-Season Football L.A. Rams vs. Dallas Cowboys. (R) I Star Trek HH Haw Movlt: "History I• Made at &hf' (dra) '37 -Charles Boyer, Jean Arthur. @ @ Movie: "September Attalr'' (rom) '50 -Joan Fontaine, Joseph Collen. IKotean Variety Pentecostal Tempft ([))Women's Pro TennJs SunclaJ Mttlnet Mission: Impossible 4:30 Fate the Nation • SunclaJ Korean News @ 6amer Ted Armruon1 Jim Thom11 Outdoors : Waslllnfton Week In Review • lnll1ht 5:00 It Takes Alt Kinds Hoaan'1 Heroes Fece the Millon The Avenrers @@ News Denlel Boone Korean Dr11a1 Wild Wiid West : Witt Street Weeli ( Ci)) Championship Aahlnt • Encuentro · Celebrity Tennis Revival of America 5:30 CI) Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Smua· etm" (susp) '68 -Shirley Booth, David Opatoshu. I Uttfe Rase.ala News Movlt: <C> (2ht) "Wbara So d About Feetln1 6oodl" (com) '68 -Mary Tyler Moore. Georae Peppard. I@ N1Uonal Geoaraplllc Wortcl Preas Ci)) Bobtll loldaboro Show Bud FurHlo's Steam Room Vlewpelnt ot1 Nutrition 6:00 fJ @ 00 Cl) Co1Mraatlotls With Eric Stvareld 0@.EmNews D M"le: (C) (2hr) "Up In Ami" (mus) '« -Danny Kaye, Dinah Shore, D111a Andrews, l lSpJ Movie: (2hr) "Twelve O'CI eh" (adv) ·so -Gre1ory Peck, Dean Jaaeer. I Nifht QalltfJ Japaneae Children's "°Cr1m1 Movie: (211r) "TM Queen of byton" (adv) '56 -Rhonda Flem· i·n Ricardo Montalban. Nova (j)) T1tk t11 U.. Mtn11er Sammy & Company Corona Now 6:30 0 Animal Wortd "A last Refuae" @ Movie: (90) ''Stowawaf' (mus) '36 -Shirley Temple, Robert IYou':.'w. Musbl Contnt Cl) Last of die Wiid l(l))HM Haw Situation ComtdJ JounMJ to Adventure THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST JO, 1976 m Roller Gamca true story ol the men who fi11ht 7:00 IJ O News fires in South Bronx. Dennis Smith, 0 m Wild IUnedom "Sahara author of the book on which the South" story is based, "Report From Enaine I Secrets of the Deep , Company 82.'' appears. Burgess Jeopardy Meredith narrates. Movie: (2hr) "Run Siient. Run I Japanese Lan1ua1e f'roarams Deep" (dra) '58 -Clark Gable, Burt The One Wr~ Lancaster, Jack Warden. Noche de ~I• I The FBI 9:30 ti @ CI" ~ 60 Minutes Betty CI) The Wilburn Brothers Show Ford, First l ady fo r 1just one year, Shin Dalkon No H1na is seen In a candid conversation Ci) Wild IUnadom with CBS News Correspondent Mor· Aaronsty lo Company ley Saler. Cheapirlto i Greatest Sports Leaends 7:306@ (1)@ PREMIERE The Get Smart Manhattan Transfer Four·week com· Soul Free edy·music mtni·series starring Tim Revival Fires Hauser, Laurel Masse, Alan Paul Rivals of Sherlock Holmes "The and Janis Siegel. Guest stars are Mystery of the Amber Beads" (R) Bob Marley and the Wailers. Archie El} Outward Bound Hahn, who appears as "Dougie 10:00 Day of Discovery Duck," and Leland Palmer, La· 6 Today at Aaua Caliente raine Newman and Fayette are Faith for TodaJ featured as switchboard operators News in a comedy sketch. Jeny Falwell 0 Q) @ @) m World of Dis-News/Golf Lessons ney "Run, Light Buck, Run'' (R) A 700 Club baby antelope, saved from death by Lou Gordon Show an aaina prospector, is nicknamed 10:30 fJ Follow-Up A profile of Fifi Light ~ur~ by his pr~tector and D'Orsay. the "French Bombshell" of the pair become fast fnen~s.. earty motion pictures. 0 (~ (j)) (!) tl) Six Million $ (ID Santa 81tbar1 Forum Min ''Outrage in Balinderry" (R) O KNBt Spedal "A Gathering for St.eve Austin p~rsuades a ~reJty pa· Change" A report on the UN's Inter· trio! to lead him to the hideout of national Women's Year Conference revolutionaries who threaten to ex-held in Mexico City ecute a hostage unle!· imprisoned 1Tod1y'1 Home · fellow radicals are r .eased. News I. The Bat of Evenina at Pops The Protec:tor1 Situation Comedy • Movie: (C) "Siik Stocldnas" Korean Pro1rnns (mus) '57 -Fred Astaire, Cyd 8:00 D Bobb1 lioldlboro Show Charisse, Janis Paige. @ I IPIC.ll I Miu World talilomla Action: Inner City Finals Mission: Impossible m 1tf .!f <1AL I Australia: The Time-1 (!) Mr. Gospel Guit1t teas This National Geographic Thia Is Japan special follows the Leyland family @ Dlalo1ue on a 1,500 mile auto trip from Syd· : The Game ney to Darwin across Australia's ( Ci)) Louis Paul Lehman desolate Outback. • JimmJ S'ngart Show ' · I Pauport to Tt.vel 11 :001 @ 0 0 Ci)@ CI) Newa NIP90n No Uta/News Amazini1¥ortd of Kreskin Wortcl of Surviv1I 6 Medix El Show de Sylvia Pinal 10 (~ @) Newa ' a:JO IJ@(I) Cil KoJ1k "Unwanted &> KATRRYN KUHLMAN Par:tners" (Rl Det. Crocker'~ ded)· * (IN COLOR) cation to duty stru~gles with . his ~ Kathryn Kuhlman loyalty to an old fnend who is a @ Johnny Canon prime suspect in a protection racket . Kup's Show which has murderous results. 11 15 · R le Co rt O ~C61(fQ)mNac Sund•J : @ (!)1 oc nee MJstery..:f.ictiOud "Sharks" (R) The (~ 00> Speniall Movie slayin11 of an Indian 11ir1 who owed 11:30 fJ Movie: (C) .. If A Man Answers" money to a loan shark sends Mc· (com) '62 -Sandra Dee, Bobby Cloud ,on a dangerous undercover Darin. • assignment. Pat Hingle, Lynda Day 0 Sammy lo Company Guests in· Georae and Christopher George elude Jean Stapleton, Tony Orlando auest. & Dawn, and Richard Pryor. I The Kin& Is Cominf 8 Pacesetten (~ (j)) CI) tl) ABC Sunday Movie: "September Affair" (dre) ovle: (C) (2hr) "Dark of the Sun" '51 -Jo11n Fontaine, Joseph Cotten, (R) (dra) '68 -Jim Brown, Rod Jessica Tandy. Taylor, Yvette MlmieuK, Kenneth iTeltpulse More. Mercenary troops become in· Movie: "Tbe 0111 of Wine & volved in a raid to rescue refugees oaes" (dra) '63 -Jack lemmo11. and brine back $20 million in dia· Lee Remick. monds during the Belgian Congo ! Combat i isinas. Tony lo Susan Ala1110 Sam Yorty Show Wamn Roberts Water World 12:00 Q) Johnny Barton Show Maaterp~ Theatn "Murder 12:30@ Rilht on Must Advertise (R) 1•00 O ~ .... akl F~ CJ:OO I Oral Roberts • ..,,.. "1 '"'1 • Wanted: Dtad or Aflve 1:451) Movie: (C) .. MoflaM" (wes) '56 I ''¢1AC I The Bronx 11 Burn· -Scott Brady, Neville Brand. lnJ Aime·Life special telllna the 2:00 D Challen&• My Strmot1 ,... 7 MONDAY AUGUST 11 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O "Apache Chief" (wes) '50-Alan Curlis, Tom ·Neal. (C) "De1th Is Nimble, Death Is Quick" (adv) '67- Tony Kendall, Brad Hams. 10:00 "Sensations" (mus) '44-Elean· or Powell. Dennis O'Keefe. 12:00 m "Pinky'' (dra) '49 -Jeanne Crain, Wilham Lund1gan, Ethel Bar· rymore, Ethel Water~. 1:00 O "Deputy Mersh1I" (wes) '50 - Jon Hall, Frances Langford, Dick Foran. Qj ''Thunderstorm" (dra) '56 - Linda Christian, Carlos Thompson. 3:00 @1 (C) ''The Lion" (dra) '62 - William Holden, Trevor Howard. ~ 00 (C) "Summer Stock" (mus) '51 -Judy Garlaod. Gene Kelly. 3:30 m (C) "Now You See It, Now You Don't" (com) '67 -Jonathan Win· ters. Luciana Paluw. O (C) "Love in A Gold fish BoWI" (com) '61 -Tommy Sands, Fabian, Jan Sterling. 4:00 O ''Ten GenUemen From West Poinr' (adv) '42 -George Mont· gomery, Maureen O'Hara, John Sul· ton. EVLNINC 6:00 3 R.@£~~~~:.:n ~0~1nza Wiid Wild West Green Acres Mod Squid M1ria Teresa 6:30 7:00 The Invaders : Electric CompanJ RodrJ ' Friends o Merv Griffin Show That Girl 1 CI) I Spy : r al Chi Ch'uu ( ) Duler's Choice • Travel Fiim Gallopin1 Gourmet Little Rascals OD@@ ma>News lronllde llowtrn1 for Dollars Mod Squad Truth or ConMquencea Wh1t'1 My Une7 I Love Lucy The FBI la loba The Bii V1lley : lnterf1et ( Ci)) Bonanu • Dram• Three Stoo1es 7:30 f) $25,000 Pyramid I l'ollu Sur1eon Love American Style R1lnbow Sundae Segments in· Pag~ 8 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 10, 1975 9:30 0 @ (J) Rhod1 (R) It looks like rouah seas ahead for Rhoda end Joe on their Caribbean honey· moon cruise. They don't know it yet, but they're lhe youn1est pas· senaers on board -by about 30 TUESDAY AUGUST 12 elude: "Underwater Wreck" -A young diver finds interesting sea life in lhe wreck of an old freighter on rhe ocean bottom; ''Navajo" - Teenage artist Paul Willeto works on his carvings and paintings at an unusual art school for Indians in Santa Fe; "Cougar" -Naturalist Bob Dav1dS-On and his son, Shawn, raise a family of cougars in lhe years For mornlnc and efternoon ll1tlng1, 0 News please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. m Get Smirt Below, for your convenience, are West. €E Pobre Clara the day's movies. --------------------00 Qt ffi To Tell the Truth 10:00 0 (ii) Mtdiul Center "No DAYTIME MOVIES O Million $ Mov~: (2hr) "East Way Home" (R) A former film star Side, West Side" (dra) '50 -Ava Ines to make a comeback after 20 9:00 O "Crooked River" (wes) '49 - Gardner, James Mason, Barbara years. only to discover that she is Jimmy ElllS-On, Russell Hayden Stanwyck, Van Heflin, Cyd Charisse. no longer wanted. Dr. Joe Gannon "Condemned" (dra) '30 -Ronald o Lers Make A Deal learns the depths of her despair Colman, Ann Hardina. m when she telephones him at night .. . ., , ttogan's Heroes in a desperale cry for help. Cyd 10:00 (]) Forbidden Games (dr~) 52- Q)@ Wild World of Anlm1ls Charisse guests. B11g1tte Fossy, George Pou1ouly. ID Ahora 0 m EE News 12:00 m "The Dark Corner" (mys) '46- m Jlmm1 Dun Show Perry Mason Lucille Ball, Mark Stevens, Clifton CiE Bud Furlllo's Ste1m Room O (~Ci)) CI) CiE Carlbt "As· Webb, William Bendix. El) little R1Scals sault on the Calavera" (R) Lt. Ben 1:00 0 "Dt1lh Valley'' (wes) '46-Rob· Hogan and Sat. Mark Walters deal ert Lowery, Helen Gilbert. 8:00 0 @ (I) Ci) Gunsmoke "The An· with a ruthless gang leader who @ ''A Nice Little Bank That Should 11ry Land" (R) Matt Dillon takes threatens to blow up a hotel and Be Robbed" (com) '58-Tom E.well. young Bessie Sutherland, now an six hostaies unless he receives a Mickey Rooney. orphan after her parents have been ransom of $3 million. Chris Robin· 3:00 @) (C) "Never Too Lite" (com) '65 killed on lhe prairie, to live with son, Sheila Larken, Richard O'Brien -Paul Ford, Maureen O'Sullivan, Aunt Rachel. only to discover she and Fay Spain guest Connie Stevens. is not wanted. Eileen McDonou1h m Reverend lilt ~CI) (C) ''The lost Min" (dra) ;~ 00 09) m NB c MD n d I, ~ ;reen Acres ~~~ -Sidney Pottier. Al Freeman ~~~~~e:15eball Teams 10 be an· 10:30 O Community Fffdback 3:30 (]) "Ro1d to ;1~ry'' (dr1) '36 - 0 Movie: (2hr) "Rat• to Uve" m News Fredric ~arch. L10nel,, Barrym?re. (dra) '65 -Suzanne Pleshette, C2i Alfred HltcllcoQ 0 (C) Buu Jam~ (dra} 57 - Bradford Dillman, Ben Gazzara, aJ Acompa111me Bob Ho~. Vera Miles, Paul Doug. Peter Gra>1es. las, Alexis Smith. CI) Wiid Wild West 11:00 0 0 aJ ma> News 4:00 0 "llrighain Youn1" (dra) '40 -0 (~Ci)) rn m The Rookies I @)@ 00 N Tyrone Power, Linda Darnell, Dean "Angel" (R) A teenage girl from Best ol 5roucho tws Jagger. Jill's hometown arrives in search of Set. Bii.o an acting career and gets involved The Lucy Show with a self-styled aaent who tries to PREMIERE The Ashm1n Fiie f V f. N I N (, lure her into so·called "adult" mov· L e discussion show featurln1 tn· ies. Susan Dey and Dack Rambo vestigative reporting compiled by 6:00 maJ m_tiD Nns guest. ' Chuck Ashman. Toniaht: "Teamster/ t@<~CIJ) News m Dealer's Choice White House Fix" with Jimmy Hoffa. 6 m I JPICtAt I Elizabeth R "The ; Mod Squad Wild Wild West lion's Cub'' Young Elizabeth is por-(3) l'ttfr-IUfln ;rffn Acres trayed during trie brief rel111s of her fhe Untoudlablea Mod Squad brother Edward and her sister Mary <Qt) ) Wanttd: Dead or Alive Maria Teresa and through her exile to the Tower The Invaders for her relationship with Thomas 11:15 aJ Clnem1 34 : Electric Company S~ymour. Glenda Jackson stars as 11,30 ~ r.:il f7tl ~CIS , ·t M 1 . Roclry & Friends Eltzabeth. • w ~ .... • ov •· EE Soccer From Mexico ) "Seeret orld" (dra) '69 -6:30 Merv 'rlHln Show @ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Three Coins J1cqueline Bisset, Pierre Zimmer. lhlt Gift In the Fountain" (rom) '54-Clifton 0 <il@ ®1. m JohnnJ Clnon ~ I S,, Webb, Dorothy McGuire, Jean Peters, John Davidson 1s 1uest host. : ~Chi Cll'uan Louis Jourdan. 0 The HoMJmootttB ( uu) Dt1ler's Choice frn Grand Prix Tennis: Summer @ Movlt: "20,000 Men A Year'' • Travel Flhn To'Ur "U.S. Clay Court Champion· (dra) '39 -Randolph Scott, Preston Galloplnt Gourmet ships" (31/2hr) Finals of the men's Foster. Little R19cals and. women's singles matches from 0 (~ ) ~Wide Wor1d Mp· 7:00 0 0 ID(]) mm News Indianapolis, Ind. tery Screamer' (R) lronslclt aJ Muy A1r1decldo 0 Mo11lt: ''Rltht Crou" (dra) '51 lowtln1 for Dollars a> J1panese l.lnaua1e l'rocrams -Dick Powell, June Allyson, Ricardo Mod Squad Montalban. Truth or Consequen<ts 8:30 m Merv Griffin Show m Mlulon: lmpoulble What's MJ l int? €E Los Polivoces Ell) VD Blues (R) Dick Cavett hosts. I Lon l ucy Tiit FBI 9:001J (ill Ci) Cl) Maude (R) Maude 12:00 0 Twlll1ht Zone la loba suspects Walter's newly acquired m Qet Smart Tiie llll Villey devotion lo the church ls based on somethlna other than true rell1lous 12:30 0 NYl'D : Jean Shepherd's America "And fervor and she decidu to find the m D1"8rl the Bad Guys Are Back on Shore Shaki.!!.( Their Asts" real reasons. l :00 0 ~Tomorrow I (!)) lon1Ru CI) The Untouchable• 0 Ci) @ 00 News Dr1ma 0 (~ (j)) CD a> S.W.A.T. "Sole T s Survivor'' (R) A 1ana of U ·Convlcts, 1:45 ft Movie: (C) "Tlte ;111 Can't Help hrff too1ts led by their ex·parole officer, use tr (com) '56 _ Jayne Mansfield, 7:30 I New Tre11ura Hunt SWAT tactics to invade a heavily Tom Ewell, Edmond O'Brien. • [Ql tI3 (I) Hollywood Squu ts guarded coin auction and seize two love American ~· million dollars in gold. Simon Oak· 3:30 B Mo11lt: ''The 1111 Steal" (dra) Let's Make A Deal land guests. '49 -Robert Mitchum, Jane Greer. @CI) To Teti the Truth O Miiiion $ Movie: (2hr) "lone Stir'' (wes) '52 -Clar!\ Gable, Ava Gardner, Broderick Crawford. Ell) The Best or Evenlnc 1t Pops 9:30 I News The Bold Ones · Pobre Clar1 ! Hocu's Heroes Dr. Who & The Siluri1ns Amerkln Outdoorsman Anlm1t World 10:00 6 @ Ci> (j) 8., n1b1 Jon es little Rascals "Murder Once Removed" (R) A sail ing error, not expected of an ex· 8:00 6 (J.JJ liood Times (R) The perienced yachtsman, brings death Evans family gets a big surp11se to a wealthy manufacturer aboard whe n they finally get to meet J.J.'s his ship, and Barnaby is called in girl, Henrietta. to find out why. O ~@®l mA dam -l 2 D ~OO®)mPollce Sto rr "Point of View" (R) Othcers Malloy "The Execution" (R) Christopher and Reed play a cat and mouse George, Scoey M1tchlll, John Erick· game with armed robbers who are son and Sharon Farrell star 1n this holding a girl hostage on a root. drama about one mob faction at-0 Movie: (2hr) "five Graves to tempting to take over from another. Cairo" (dra) '43 -Akim Tamiroff, ~ m EE) News Anne Baxter, Franchot Tone. Peny Mason 00 Wild Wild West (~ (j)) @ (E Marcus Welby 0 (Qj (j)) 00 (E Happy Days M.D. "A Fevered Angel" (R) Ors. "Get A Job" (R) Richie becomes Welby and Kiley fight to save the romantically interested in an ''older life of a three -year-old boy whose woman,'' an attractive young di· mother will not allow him to be vorcee, when she hires him and given proper medical treatment be· friends Potsie and Ralph for a re· cause she believes the child is pos· pair job. Leslie Charleson guests. sessed by an angel. Donna Mills, m Dealer's Choice Robert Drivas and Eric Braeden m I 5,(CIAl. l Ellubeth R "The guest. Marriage Game" Eltzabeth is deep· ®Green Acres ly attracted to Robert Dudley (Rob· al) International Animation Festival ert Hardy) and, though he becomes . her constant companion, the Queen 10:30 §Community Feedback can not brine herself to marry him News . . . . and tries to match him with ~ Allred Hitchcock Mary, Queen c Scots, her cousin. ft) feelin1 Good Glenda Jackson stars. al El Show de Walter Mercado ~ ~0!1~~(2dh~)1 !!}!~as~~es Our' ll:OO i ~ B ~ ~ m News (dra) '57 -Anthony Perkins, Karl 3 Btst f ,. 6h News Malden, Norma Moore. o .• rouc o Ell) The Rlv1l1 of Sherlock Holmes 6 Set Sitko "The Sensible Action ol Lieutenant • The Lucy Show .. Holst" John Thaw, Phillip Modoc and The .. Ashman File Government Katherine Schell star. for Sale Sen. John Tunney. m Exitos IMod Squid a> Jlpanese Lan1u11e Pro1rams 1 ffi Mr. Lucky The Untouchables 1:30 6 @@ (j) M0 A0 S0H (R) It's : VD Blues (R) party time, and everyone is looking ( ~®>Wanted: Dead or Alive forward to an evening of feasting except Radar and his curly-headed 11:15 m Cinema 34 friend, a lamb, who 1s scheduled to 11:30 6 @ CV Ci) CBS Lite Movie: beeome the entree. "Nlchl Must Fall" (dra) '64-Albert 0 Q) 00 ®) m N B C T u e s • Finney, Susan Hampshire, day Movie: (C) (90) ''Death Amon& Q fij 00 @) m Johnny Carson Friends" (R) (dra) '75 -Kate Reld, John Davidson is guest host A Martinez. Martin Balsam, Jack 0 The Honeymooners · Cassidy, Paul H~nreid, Lynda Day Ci) Movie: "Four Sons" (dra) '40- George. Kat~ Reid stars as a Lf>s Don Ameche, Alan Curtis. Angeles police lieutenant who in· 0 (~ (j)) CV Wide Wor1d Mrs· vestig1tes the death of a wealthy ury ·~ght Life" (R) businessman at his Bel Air mansion. O Movie: "The Actreu'' (dra) '53 0 (~ ) ~al ABC Tuesd.ay -Jean Simmons, Spencer Tracy, Movie: (C) (90)''The ;rut Ice Rip-Teresa Wright. Off" (R) (dra) '74 -lee J Cobb, m Mission: hnpoulble Gig Young, Grayson Hall, Robert Walden, Matt Clark. With $4 mil· 12:00 O T•ill&ht Zone lion in diamonds tucked away in &J Get Smart their suitcases, four semi·profes· sional jewel thieves use an inter· 12:30 0 NYPD state bus as a getaway vehicle and ~ Movi~: ''The Blc Whffl" (adv) lind their caper considerably com· 49 -Mickey Rooney, Thomas Mlt· plicated by a fellow pusenger -a chell. curious retired cop. m Merv Grlrtln Show iE £1 Show de [rnlta Nazario 9:00 II Ci1)('j) (j) H a w a 11 F I ve -0 "Small Witness, large Crime'' (R) When Five-0 nabs a shantytown raramuffin for a minor theft, ii sparks friction between McGarrett and a dedicated, but impetuous, woman deputy public defender. Cl) The Untouchables fE Perdon a 111 llecales 1:00 B (ig) Tomorrow ffi Ci) ~ Ci) News 1:45 6 Movie: "Tlle Desert fox" (dra) '51 -James Mason, Richard Boone. 2:30 m All·Nifht Sh9w: "flve,'1 "Mia· aion to Morocco" 3:30 6 Movie: "8er11n Expreu" (dfl) '48 -Robert Ryan, Merle Oberon, Paul Lukas. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. AUGUST 10, 1975 Order Yours NOW ..• r~. ;~ ~~ Be1:u~~ful • PERSONALIZED •STYLISH •EASY TO USE • ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND SHAPE AND SIZE OF LABE l Mra. John Doe 123 Mai n Streel An ytown, Anystate 123'5 . Labels Do Not Hive A Printed Border Stylish Vog ue type on fine quality white gummed paper, r-------------------- I I Fill in this coupon, clip and mail with $1 50 to: Pilot Printing Label Div., Post Off ice Box 1 S60 Costa Mesa, California 9'2626 l e S11re to llM yo11r Zip Code ---14''·''4@1'111---- I I I I L---------------------j 'HARTMAN ST A VS IN SHAPE' Tbe grass on the high school practice field was still wet from early-morn.in.a dew when a tall, lanky figure in a sweatsuit loped onto the oval quarter-mile track to begin his run. Actor David Hartman started another day. "I'm in good shape," said David recently. The line didn't come across as boastful as it would perhaps from a muscle-ftexer in a tailored T-shirt. Rather, it was a statement of fact, simply describing bis condition. "But, boy, do I pay the price," be laughs. "Running has to be the toughest, if not the most boring physical activity, k.nown to man uoless you're in competition at the Olympics." Hartman, who stretches out to 6-feet-S and weighs a lean 200 pounds, is not the happiest jogger in town. "But it is really the only activity that does it aU for you," said the star of NBC's Lucas Tanner series (Wcdnes· days, 9PM). "It not only helps work off excess weight, it tones the muscles and most importantly exercises the heart by pumping all that blood through your system," added David, who tries to do at least one- and-a-balf miles a day at a school near bis home in Hollywood Hills, Calif. It's not a coincidence that Lucas Tanner, the suburban high school teacher, is seen jogging or working out to some extent in moet segments of the series. "Fmt of all," explained Hartman, "we really are not reaching at all to have him doing this sort of thing in the scripts. He's an active guy, a former pro athlete who would certainly be accustomed to such physical activity. As a matter of fact, it does appear that David is rather proud that Lucaa is the sort of guy who subscribes to such a regimen. "I don't mean to make more of this than it is," says David, "but there is something about relatively insignificant touc:Oes like this that go into the makeup of a character on the screen. Often they have nothina at all to do with the plot-they certainly aren't story points --but they do serve to add needed color to a character." Besides, David bas always felt 1hat television should enlighten as well u entertain. He says: '°Tanner's preoccupation with good health, body conditioning and exercise might encourage some of those viewen out there to consider it. Who knows? It may serve a practical purpose for them as weU as an artistic one for us. More- over, the more runners the merrier. I need some company out there." ,.,. 10 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 10, 19715 WEDNE S D AY AUGUST 13 For momtna and afternoon u.tfnp, pluM ... DAYTIME ftROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day'• movtea. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 D ............ &tplrt" (wtS) 'SO -Russell Hayden, Jimmy Ellbon. (C) ll&tlf ,..,..., Malcrot" (mys) '67 -Heinz Ruhm1n, Eddi Arlnt. 9:30 Cl) "Mr. S.ltll 8-le WllMqtol" (dr1) '39 -J1ma Stew1rt, J11n Arthur. 12:00 9! "'D.O.A." (mys) '49 -Edmond 0 Brien, Pamela Britton, Luther Adler. 1:00 II .,Dutt 1t Alldle WoUa" (wes) '56-Ben Cooper, Anna M1rie Alber· lflettl. 9 (C) .......... l.at'1 Co" (com) '6I -Tom Tryon, David Htdison. 3:00 ~ (C) "T1ae ......... (dr1) '65 -Mtx Von Sydow, Yvette Mimieux, Efrem Zlmb1llst Jr. QI Cil (C) "'flit ftnrtM w ...... (dra) 'SO -Gree11 Garson, Errol Flynn, Willer Pidaton. . 3:30 (I) (C) "The Lldr Tuos A Flye(' (dra) '58-Lani Turner, Jeff Ch1nd· ter. u (C) "'Sllww C"1" (drl) '51 - Edmond O'Brien, Yvonne DtClrlo. 4:00 fJ -Idle Cr(' 1dra) 'SS -Vin Heflin, Aldo R1y, lllon1 FrMman. l!(ftj (])To Toi tM Trd IJliHii $ Mewto: (C) (2hr) f'W" (1dv) 'SS -Stew1rt Granier. Greco Kelly, P1ul Oouatu. P'rice la IUpt ................ Cl)lat'1 Mau Ao.al .fJM .... ~t= tllt Cou11bJ lewll• uttle Ruala l:OOIJ(HJ Cl)Cl)Tur Orl11do & 6iW (R) JaCk Albertaon of "Chico & the Man," and Ruth Buzzl auest. 119(J)@)fDUttlo ........ tit 'Jnklt "founder's Day" (R) Forrest Tucker auats u 1n 11ln1 loger, one. "bull of tho wooda," who &Olds Pa ln11ll1 Into 1 loa· chopplna contest durtn1 tho foun- dor's D1y festivities. D Mowto: (C) (2hr) "Frtlldltu11'1 ~ (1dv) '44 -JOln Font1ine, Arturo de Cordova, B1sll R1thbone. ()) Wiid Wiid Wat a ca ())> CI> m Tllat'• .., .... .. "M1m1 Gets Fractured" (R) Clifton'• pl1ns to have a flshlna trip with a couplo of 1ir1s ind E1rl l1nd1 hlah and dry when Mam• fractures her foot. I Dollot'a CWco ' 'e'~ EJlr.aed • "Sh•dow In the nr lubeth, at tht helaht of her relan. becomes tom between her roy11 duties and her dalre for 1 husband. The witty ind coquettish tum In the Queen's behavior beflns dlsplenure In her rule. Glend1 J1Ck· son stirs. ! EJ ,..., ..... Aiello Mewto: (Zbf) "The Pmwnl Is rap" (com) '63-Diril Boaarde, Maril Petsdly. l fMll ...... Qall......, Wmllllc Ja,.....LllPll'"9cnas l:JO D <9 ())) (])ED A1C WodHt· liy iiiwle: (C) {1f) "'led ........ (R) (dra) '74 -Scott Jteoby, Kim Hunter, Pippa Scott, John ltrch, T-i Ec:cin, Cindy Fisher, Cindy Ell· bbtr. Lisa EllblCher, Antt1 Cor· 11ut, Dabney Colem1n. A family with three dauahtera moves Into 1n old '*'" un1W1re lhlt It hu o secret room ocaipiod by 1 toon111 mur· derer who Intends to mako Ulom 1 part of his str1n1e fantny wond. I .... """" .. .............. Deltrep 9:00 8 @ ~ ()) Ct11101 "The Con· splrat0f1' (R) A mysterious t1pe re· cordlna dacr1bln1 tht' murder of a alrt reported IS mlssln1 brlnp Cln· non to a rornote rural community to uno1rUI tho ctlmo. a~ Cll m ...... T•..., "Col· llslon' (lij finner clashes with a IOCl1I WOf'tlor .who wants to put four children, left parontless by 1n auto· rnol>llo ecddtnt. into sepal'lte homes. ())nt ........ al Mewte: (C) (Zlw) "MJ ..... ._ ~ (dr1) '6S -Troy Don1· hue, Joey H11therton. fJD ThMtn 11 Meriel "Ceremony Of Innocence" Richard Kiiey, Jamu Brodorldt and ltny Gita star In Ronald Rlbm1n's dram1 of Kina Ethtlrod of Brit1in, 1 compassion· 1to min who finds the prospect of 1nother war with the Danes to be unbe1r1ble. Tho Kin(• effortJ to 1vold wer bt1n1 tr11tdy upon his ) I I a n r h s h d t r· • ~ to Is court. Jessie Royce L1ndis, Elizabeth Hubb1rd ind Gilmer McCormick 1lso star. 9:301 ..... The Bofd Ontt Club lltlla Show Pobre Ctua 10:001J @ Cil M1nnl1 "Desert Sun" (R) In a small, son-baked western town, Mannix faces dan11er when he tries to discover why an Indian died and why the local court quickly ruled the death 1ctidental despite some hl11hly suspect upeets. 0 fD (I) er;, Petr.um "A Fallen Idol" (R) Boxer Frankie Copa (11uest Don Stroud), a childhood friend of Tony Petrocelli, Is found standin11 over his beaten mana11er ind is char11ed with homicide when the man dies. , ; mm ..... Peny M11on <9 Cl)) Cil m The Jim st.f· fonl Show Jim Stafford welcomes 11uest.s Ken Berry and Loretta Swlt. (I) The Fii 9''"" Aun 10:30,=r Ted Arm1tron1 Alfred Hltchcoct : C.upt In the Act LI Criad1 lltn Crlldl 11:001 ~1~~~ ..... lest of t'oudlo 6 Set-lllko • The Lucy Show The Altlm1n Fil• "Sex 1n Amer· ica" Mir1m Milan, editor of Play· 111~ ~:i~unn fit Utrtoud\lbla VD 11111 (R) Cl)) W1nted: Dt•d or Alive 11:15 ii) e1 ..... 34 ll:JO 11@(1) Cl) CIS Litt Movie: (C) i1filree lullftl for A Lo111 Qun" (wes) '73 -Beau Brummel, Keith Van Der M1t. D U Cil a.Ol m Jot111"' C.l'Mft John D1vldson Is ruest host I TM HoMJ•OOfllf'I Merit: "&Qpe frH• Dtwtl'a M" (dr1) '35 -Victor Jory. Florence Rice. o ca rn> rn wicte wOftd s,.. dal "Candid Camera: 25th Anniver· sary S.lute" (R) B MtM: "Lady W1tflout A Pus-l*t" (dr1) 'SO-Hedy llmur, John Hodlek, J1mes Cr1t1. m Mluieft: IMpossibfe 12:00 I :e11:,::"' 12:JO~mD Mtwfl: '1>tubl1 Utt" (dr1) '47 -on1ld Colm1n, Slane HHso. Ed· mond O'Brien. 1:00 Ba. ToMOttOW (I) Cl) u (I) ..... 1:4511 Movie: .. .., Wife's Int friend" (cOm) '52-Anne Baxter, M1cdon1ld Cuey. 2:30 m All-Ntpt Show: '1'111 It to the Jucfte." "lehtMfall Qlff" J:JO 1J Mowte: "'Wlkl on th leldt" (com) '65-fr1nkl1 R1nd1ll, Sherry Jlek.son, Sonny & Cher. • THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 10, 1975 BEN VEREEN • • • COMIN' AT YA Ben Venen ill a little auy; be says he's five-feel· nine inches tall, but five-foot-seven is a liberal fiJUre. He has a stretchy, jaunty, bouncy, rubber- htps quality. He is athletic, more Gene Kelly than Fred Astaire, though he could turn on a bit of that old smoothy Astaire, too. Vereen, who stars in his own summer series on NBC Thursdays at SPM, says "my roots are modern dance and l have branched out into jazz. and ballet. so l guess I'd be called modern dance ballet." Jamie Rogers, the choreographer of Vereen's nightclub act and co-producer (with Gene Mc- Avoy) of the TV series, says "Ben's got a tremen- dous animalistic quality, a charisma that's mag- netic. He's adaptive; he has a flexible attitude." Ben Vereen, at age 28, is being called a super- star ... "whatever that is," he says. "I don't even know how to define .that. I don't know if there is such a creature. I'm just an actor trying to stay employed. That's all I'm trying to do, and I'm trying to do a good job. "Jt's ucldna that people react to me now, par· ticularly those in the industry. I guess it's the re· ward for hard work and dedication," adds Vereen. "Show b~iness is a rough business because it's not a stable business. You've got to think 'where ar~ you going to be employed next'. Sometimes you have to take gigs that you don't particularly want to take, but YO!.! take them because maybe there's somebody who is going to come out and kn V ttffll IUl1'0Ulldecl b1 tM k>•et.f replan -Lola Falaaa (kit) a.ad lJz Ton;a. see me, and that's one more person that I'll have touched." . V etten Is looklna forward "to touching" so many more people via the television show. "The series is fantastic," notes Vereen with a simple dance step for emphasis. "I can communicate with so many more people. That's important to me. That's why interviewers are so vital. Because through you, I communicate with the people, which is what it's all about." 8N ,,.ilJ be appeariac wtdllout dM be8rd o• WI ...-er stttu. What his words of communication to the TV audience will be, Vereen wasn't quite sure. He was sure, though, that he's incorporating some of the fun moments of his life .. , "recalling 'Pip- pin' or telling about Bert Williams (a tong-dead black comedian to whom Vereen pays tribute, in blaclcf ace, in his nightclub act) or taking them back to where I lived as a kid." For the record, Vereen was born in Miami and nused in Brooklyn, the son of a laborer in a paint factor>: and a maid in Broadway theatres. He joined a Baptist choir when be was age four. His father was a deacon in the church, so it wasn't much later that Vereen started to solo. .. I used to get up and testify a lot," be recalls. .. I discovered I had a way with words. I wanted to do more with my talent than testify. l remem· ber. as if it were yesterday, auditioning for New York's High School of the Performing Arts and getting in because they were short of male danc- ers." Graduation ended Vereen's dream world of the stage. For the ensuing six months be studied for the ministry but found being away from the stage meant loneliness. But going back to it also meant odd jobs, and many times, no jobs. "My big break. as it's termed in show business, came when I landed the job as a chorus boy in Broadway's 'Sweet Charity.' It was a great show," laughs Vereen, "but I wasn't hapPY being in the background. But that was the time I rretty much decided to go ahead and do the trip. found that there was a lot to be learned in trus business. "Until 'Swed Charity' I didn't see any future in show business for myself. But once I got with Juliet Prowse and Bob Fosse and saw how hard they worked, it gave me the taste I needed. I started working at it for the value of making it. Making it, for the value of work. That's one of today's biggest problems. Everyone talks about making it, and forgets you have to work for it, also. I feel I've worked my way to the television show. 'Hair' and 'Jesus Christ Superstar'. followed, and then came 'Pippin.' My dreams became reality then. I was in front, the leading player!' .....1 THURSDAY AUGUST 14 For momlnc and afternoon llstln&a, plene '" DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES t:OO 0 "C11u et Just.lee" (wes) '49 - Jirr rny Ellison. "Tiit Boael'' (adv) '63 -Stefan Kvletik, Manfred Kora. 11:00 (} '°MefJH the Pirate" (adv) '61 -S ""e RHVts, Valerie liaranae. 1%:00 m "OM TOtlCh of Vtnua'' (com) '41 · Av• Gardner, Robert Walktr, [v· 'rden, Dick Haymes. 1:00 0 'l..Ht Cowboy" (wes) '34 - Jar' e Cooper. Lila l ee, Addison RI· .ards. Q: ~ leb Mattllta StolJ'' (dra) '!--Bob Mathias, Ward Bond. Mt •ba Mathiu . Diane Jeraens. l:OO ® "SIMO T,,.atment" (dra) '64- Stuert Whitman, Carol Lynley ~ (j) (C) .. Boom" (dra) '68 - Elir.beth Taylor, Richard Burton. 3:30 (]') lC) "This urtJI 11 Mine" (dra) 'S9 -Roel< Hudson, Jean Simmons. 0 "faptaln Car.,, U.S.A." (dra) '50 -Alen Lldd, Wanda Hendrix. 4:00 0 "T'·• Flptln1 O'f'IJnn" (1dv) '49 -C "Ul lu Fairbanks Jr., Helena Carter, Richard Greene. f V ( ~4 I ~~ (, 5:00 11 0 (j) ®) @II m al News rnora(})~CIHtaCil> News O CIJ le"'nu 0 WiW WMd West me,.. .. Acra maw 'qu-4 El) Marta • em.I @ n. -4tn m Dec CompellJ m Rod c. Friffds 5:30 di Mr 5'-lffl11 Show mft' • Cl•t t~~I 1C~Cll'uan I) 'l Dulel'a Cholct T,..""4 fll• S•...,.•1 Sour•d Uttle Ruatb 7 I UDIJ ~CtH~tl>Ntwt ~ = fw Dollars '"(..,... S..ud ) Trdl tr Coltseq11enc .. · wurs MJ u .. 1 I left LAKY n. Fii ... LoM The 9'1 Valltr : IMl leat "The Tatooed Man" ( (j)) ..... ..,. . °" .. Titrte ~to 7:JO II ea..w , ,. · @ Ci) P• Rlflll Page 12 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 10, 1975 O love Amerltan Style (R) Lt. Mike Slone and Inspector O Qg) Let's Make A Deal Steve Keller are led into one ol their most bizarre cases when the @@ To Tell the Truth skeleton or a long.miuing aangsler 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) is found in Alcatraz prison. "Smell Town Gir1" (mus) 'SJ-Jane FRIDAY AUGUST 15 Powell, Farley Granger, s. z. Sakall, f!) Festival lntemaclonal Ann Miller ED Hollrwood Televislon The•tre For morning and afternoon listioga, "Requiem tor A Nun" (R) Based on please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. m Hoaan's Heroes the William Faulkner novel about a Below, for your coovenleoce, are ED The Way It Wu "1950 NFL young black woman wh<> has stran· the day's movies. Championship" L.A. Rams vs. Cleve-gled a·liltle white airl and has been ---------- land Browns. sentenced to hang. Sara Miles. Les· DAYTIME MOVIES il:) #ater Worllt ter Rawlins, Lawrence Pressman and (i) Bobby Coldsboro Show Mary Allee star 9:00 8 "OutJ1w fury" (wes) 'SO-Jimmy m Little Rucals g;30,,,. News Ellison, Russell Hayden. "The l ost .. Weekend" (dra) '45 -Ray Milland, 1:00 0 @ CI)@ The Waltona "The 6) The Bold Ones Jane Wyman. Shivaree" (R) A youna bridegroom· m Pobre Clara 10:00 (6) .. Stanley l Uvinastone" (dra) to·be balks when he learns that a shivaree-the custom of raising a 10:00 0 m El) News "39-Spencer Tracy, Walter Brennan. ruckus outside the bridal chamber (6) Perry Mason 12:00 m "Alice Adams" (dra) '35-Kath· on t~e weddina nt&ht-ls planned 0 (Qtj (I)) (l) al H a r r y 0 artne Hepburn, Fred MacMurray. for him. "Elegy for A Cop" (R) The fatal 1:00 0 "Rodeo" (dra) '52-J11ne Nigh, 0 @ (j) (IQ) m Ben Vereen . • . shooting of Harry's lonatime friend John Archer, Wallace Ford. Comln' At Ya! An hour of music, sends the prwate det,ective on a ~ (C) "M1rry Me! Merry Me!" dance and comedy featurina the personal mission. Henry Darrow and (com) '68 -Claude Berri, Elisabeth versatile Tony Award·winnina Broad· Sal Mineo guest. Wiener. way star of 'Pippin.' @ Green Acres J :OO Q.ol (C) "Island of the Blue Doi· O Movie: (2hr) "Madlaon Avenue" phins" (dra) '64-Cella Kaye, Larry (dra) '62 -Dana Andrews, Eleanor 10:30 0 Wanted: Dead or Alive Oomasin. Parker, Jeanne Crain, Eddie Albert. 6) News fU Ci) (C) "The Tender Trap (com) 00 WHd Wild West @ Alfred Hitchcock '55 -frank Sinatra, Debbie Rey· 0 (~ @) m Almost Any· EID The Atbo11 nolds. thin& Goes Contestants compete in al Situatlon Comedy 3:30 (I) "The Eu ' I" (com) '47-Cleu a round of unique and 1ma111n1tive delle Colbert, Fred MacMurray, aames. Dick Whittington, Charlie 11 :0011 (I)0 mm (i) News Marjorie Main. Jones and Lynn Shackleford are 0 Ci) (IQ) ta3 (]) News O "Bride of Vengeance" (susp) hosts. g B st I ,. h '49 -Paulette Goddard, John Lund, m D I r' Ch I e o .rouc o C ea e s o ce m 5.,.. Biiii Macdonald arey. m I ''lCIAL I Elizabeth R ··Horrible l.!U .... 0 4 00 - Conspiracies" Elizabeth (Glenda 0 The Lucy Show : .:. (C) "Captain Urhtfoot" (adv) 'SS -Rock Hudson, Barbara Rush, Jackson) survives an assassination m The Aahm1n Fiie "Assassina· Jeff Morrow. plot only lo face the order of execu· lion: American Style" t1on she must aive aaainst her COU · m Mod Squad sin Mary, Queen of Scots. @ (I) Mr. luckJ El) Nidia Caro @ The Untouchables t:ij Movie: (C) (2hr) "In love & &l) VD Blues (R) War'' (dra) '58 -Robert Waaner, (~ (j)) Winted: Dead or Alive Jeffrey Hunter. Dana Wynter, Hope Lange, Bradford Dillman, Sheree 11:15 m Cinema 34 North. fl!) Philadelphia Folk Fatlval 11:30 R @ 3 (I) CIS ute Movie: (C) "Count Olll, Vampire" (hor) '70-m Nodles Tapatlas Robert Querry, Roaer Perry. m Japenese unruaae Pro1ram1 0 QJ @) l1Ql g;) Johnny Carson 1:30 m Merv Sritfln Joh~!~~n is auest host. m foro 2 "Movie: "Rou1t1, T1u1h l Ready'' 9:00 I! @CD 00 c BS T h u rs day ~~~1'1!~ -Chester Morris, Victor ovl~.: (C) (2hr) ,"The Creat White 0 (Qtj (I)) @ Wide World Spe· Hope (R) (dra) 70 -James Earl cial "Geraldo Rivera: Good Night Jones, Jane Alexander, Lou Gilbert. America" Joel Fluellen, Che.ster Morris. Rob· 0 Movie: "Kls.s the Blood Off My ert .Webber: Th~ f1l.m version of the t{lnds" (dra) '48-Burt Lancaster Pulitzer Pnze.winntna play t~lls ~he Joan fontelne. ' traalc story of the worlds flrs1 m Mls.slon· Impossible Black heavyweight champion. The · dr1m1 was inspired by the color1ul 12:00 6) ltet Smart events in the life of Jack Johnson. 0 13) Ci)@) m NBC Thursday 12:30 m Movie: "force ot Evil" (dra) '48 MOYie: (C) (2hr) "Rachel, Rachel" -John Garfield. Thomas Gomez, (R) (dra) '68 -Jo1nne Woodward, Marie Windsor. Estelle Parsons, James Olson, Kate Harrinaton, Bernard Barron. Rachel 1:008 ll:Ol Tomorrow Cameron (Joanne Woodward), who Cil Cl) Q3 CiJ News lives with her dem1ndlng, widowed mother, finds herself trapped and frustrated by her bleak e•istence as she approaches 35 and decides to 1:4~ 6 Movie: (C) ''Tht Girt In the Reel Vtlvd Swint' (dra) 'S5-Ray Mil· lend, Joan Collins. do somethina about It. Joanne 2:00 m Alf·Nlaht ~: "Savtf e Wiider· Woodward won an Oscar nomin1tlon nns." '"Sfutt of Convict uke" 1s Best Actress for her pertormance. ~ The Untouchables (Q?j (j)) 00 m Strteb of San nclsco "Letters From the Grave" 3:4511 Movie: .. Htll Canyon Outlaws" (wes) 'S7 -Dale Robertson, Brian Keith. [ V f ~J I N (; 6.00 . m»&~~~~:'e!n ~~anza Wiid Wiid West Green Acres Mod Squad Marie T eres.a 700 Club Telethon Cont'd from SPM. m Rodly l Friends . 6:30 o Merv Ciriffin Show That Girt I SilY : Electric Company ( (IJ) Dealer's Choice • TrlVtf Fiim Galloplna Gourmet Little Rascals 7:00 0 O ~C6J ma>News Ironside Bowllna for Dollan Mod Squid Truth or Consequences What'• My line? I l ove Lucy The Fii U Loba : Wall Strtet W11k/Membe11hlp i •I ( ({)) Bon1nza Drema Three Stooges 7:30 I Masquerede P1rty · ~ Ci) @) Hollywood Squares l ove A merican S1y1e Wortd of the Sea a G1l To Tell the Trvth • Million $ Movie: (90) .. Gun. y t .. h p smoke" (wes) '53 -Audie Murphy, Susan Cabot, Paul Kelly. m Hoaan's Heron I Washington Wtt~ In Review f rienda of Min World of Survlv1I Uttle Rascals 1:00 1J @ CI) Ci) CBS Friday Movie Double Future: (C) (90) "The '-mes" (R) (dra) '70 -Michael Crawford, Ryan O'Neal, Stanley Bak· er, Jeremy Kemp. Men from differ· ent parts of the world, with widely different backarounds and different reasons for wanting to win, com· pele for an Olympic Gold Medal. D ~ CIJ ®l m Sanford 1 Son "The Masquerade Party'' (R) Fred and his buddies manaae to become contestants on a television aame show. hopinr to win a birthday gift for Lamont. B Movie: (2hr) "Room at the Top" (dra) '59-Laurence Harvey, Simone Slanoret. (i) Wiid Wild West 0 (tjj Cf))(}) t:i> ABC FtldtJ Movie: (C) (2hr) "hm Fret" (adv) '66 -Virainia McKenna, Bill Trav- ers. The family classic about Elsa, the lioness who learned to live In the wild after being raised as a house pet. m Dealel's Choice &> I IPi¢1lL I Ellz1btth R "The En· terprise of England" The Armada, launched aaainst Enaland by the Spanish Kina Philip, is defeated, and Elizabeth once ataln rerans in alory, thouth she is personally grieved by the death of the Earl of Leicester. TH~ DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, AUGUST 10, 1979 EE National Flaht of the WHk durlnr the chase, and the two sus-11:15 @ 700 Club Telethon Continues 10 peels escap~ on toot jn the Los m V D BLUES--FRANK sign-off. Anaeles Barno. • • ' Et) GET IT STRAIGHT! ON &> ! IJicl•t I EJtzabeth R "Sweet * FUNNY-DEMANDING En11l1nd's Pride" The aainr rnz1-OF YOUR VIEWING! * 'L.A. NEWS REVIEW' beth tries to regain a vis11e of her I lo$ An&tles News Review youlh with flirtations towards the Et) VD llutt/Mtn1bentii, AfipNI La Vida con Aurelia ambitious Earl of Essex. Later, after iI) Clne111a 34 Japanne Llnauate Proirama the Earl's execution for treason, ll:JO 8 Ci1J (I) ca Litt Mew6t: (C) Elizabeth diu alone as her courtiers .. Duel of UM Tltlu" (adv) '63 - 1:30 0 @@@) m Chico 1 the ride forth to 11reet England's new Steve Reeves Gordon Scott Vlma Man "No Room in the Garaae" (R) monarch, James I. Lisi ' ' Ed Brown is unexp~~t~dly. ca.~led UP· E!) Pobre Clara 0 '9 @®) m JeM., C.....- on to act as a m1dw1fe when Della Reese is auest hostess Chico's cousin from Mexico 11oes 1n-10:00 I 0 m EE News e Tht HoDtJIHHtf'I . to labor whi!e on a visit. 6 Perry Mason (jJ Movie: "'*" ,,.. u..,. m Merv 'nffin Show <9 CJ.}> ffi Gl AB C N.ews (dra) '47-Jane Carr. Francis Sulli· EE El Show de Rosita Perv Close-Up The Auto Industry' An van g·OOO @Cil®l mNBC FrltlaJ ex~mlnatlon of how d~sions ~re O ·<a([))CI)WWt W..W s,e.. • M i . (C) (2h ) '"h Und nd being made by Detroit re11ard1.ng clal "Harold Ll""d's World of Com· ov .~· r • • e er1rou the production of small cars with e ,. R -• Min (R) (mys) 74-Peter Graves. cleaner and more economical en· dy ( ) J~ck Klugman. A mysterious homi· aines and passenaer safety features. ([) M~: "(C) "TM Sata11 8~(' c1d~ must be solved sole.ly on the Et) Phlladelphli Folk Festlval/Mem· (dr1) 65 -Georte M1h1rls, Rich· basis of an 18-year-old girl's recol · be hi , ....... 1 ard Baseh1rt. lectlon of a crime that took place n P ....,,.., m Mlulcl11; ln1posslblt when she was only three. 10:30 EE Situation ComedJ 12:00 e Don Klrshnel's ltodl Co..cart (§)The Untouchables Ci) @Ii) m Cl) Movie: (C) .,.... ...... (dra) 0 Frld•J Ni1ht Aahts 11 :00 I Ci) I @ OO ~ews '50 -Howard Duff, Brl1n Oonleyy. ID YOU MUST SEE IT! Best ot Ciroucho 1Z:30 m Movie: "lt.,..t Plffenu11e1" * 'MURDER MUST ADV.' 6 Sit Bllko (dra) '47 -Louis Hayward, Jun AND PLEDGE TO KCET · Movie: (C) "Blttfe Hymn" (dra) Leslie. Et) M1sterplece Thutre "Murder Must Advertise" (R) 9:30 IJ @ (V (j) CBS Friday Movie Double Future: (C) (90) "Tht Blue Knl&ht" (R) (dra) '75-Georae Ken- nedy, Alex Rocco, Glynn Turman. Verna Bloom. A shrewd Los Angeles police veteran responds to a radio bulletin reporting the pursuit of a stolen vehicle. An officer is killed '57 -Roell Hudson, Martha Hyer, Dan Duryea. m The Ashm1n File "The Robert Kennedy Assusination" Robert Blair Kaiser. I Mod Squad CV Peter Gunn Korean Seri1I 700 Club Telethon Continues to sign-off. (~ Ci)) Wanted: Dud or Alive 1:00 0 ~~Cl) MWei&trt s,.daf 1:45 IJ Movie: .....,. Prntlu" (dra) '47 -Ann Sheridan, Kent Smith, Robert Alda. 2:30 m All-Nlfht stlew: "letter .. 'Bree Wives," ~, ... s.. Lula """ 3:30 IJ Mftte: (C) OOS.COM a..llce'" (dra) '52 -Robert Mitchum. Linda Dame II. 'TENNIS AMBASSADOR I Colorful Bobby Riggs may have lost his much ba llyhoo'd match with Billie Jean King several summers ago, but he won himself a career as the tennis world's ambassador of personal ity. As such, he has joined former tennis cha m- pion Tony Trabert as regu lar color com· mentator on the second season of Celeb- rity Tennis, seen each Saturday on KABC -TV. people know him as the male chauvinist "hustler" of Marga ret Court and Billie Jean King. "What's wrong with having a ~ittle fun ," asks Riggs. "Until recent years, with the except ion of Gussie Moran, ten· nis has had little pazazz. There were great players-I wasn't bad myself- but few let any part of their real per· sonality show through. You had a lot of fine athletes dressed in snow white play· ing as proper as t hey knew how. You almost had the feeling they were afraid to perspire. And, I include myself in that group. If their ear ly week s together on the Celebrity Tennis series are any indica· tion. Riggs and Trabert appear to be the •--perf~t tennis broadcast team . . . doubles of course. TrabErt. as most TV tennis buffs are aware, is also CBS-TV's regular tennis broadcaster, who, during .. 1955-56, won 19 of 23 national and in· ...... r...... ....... ternational tennis championships. When he's not behind a microphone, Trabert is either teaching the game, developing cn:.r...;i~TI11f-hli:1' new qr better tennis eq uipment (he helped develop the metal racquet), or performing tennis exhibitions. BOBBY RIGGS AND TONY TRABERT Few people are aware. however, that Riggs is one of the most decorated amateur and professional champions in the history of the game. Records show that he has held every major champion- ship at one time or another, yet most "Well. times have changed. Nowa - days, fans go out to see guys like Con· nors and Natasse, and gals like Billie Jean and Rosemary Casals. Like 'em or not, they're colorful." And what better spot for Riggs the champion showman but at courtside describing the tennis action of Holly· wood's biggest stars. At the close of some of the matches, when time al· lows, Riggs demonstrates, with t he aide of the guest celebrities, some of the t rick shots and on-court stunts that have made him a renowned tennis ~howman . SATURDAY AUGUST lS .. ( . . • ' t I ' l:OO Cl) ... _ ........ 5:30 TY I a.a.... let's Ra!_ 7:00 U Ci) (IQ) 8' MAI .. F11nl1y -~ <a Cl)> CJ),,.,. "•• lf'ltWlm Eledrk eo.,..., 7:JO ............ r u (~am~ 111ndl (QI ) Cl) .. ., IUlllJ ,...,. ........ Altinattvts .._./hflitlc Affalrl CJ) T"" I His f'rletMtt cam. ...... 1:00 ()! CJ) Cl) Fnoritlt Martian u@ a m E1Mrae11CJ + 4 hcialtbtn 0 <9 Ci)) @ Advntum of H · llpa. m MOYit: "Rorue lttwer'' (dra) '50 -Rory Calhoun, Peter Graves. 9:00111(1) ...... . ®) m Laid or th• Wt < > rn Dftfl• Coulltry Musk : Mister Roprs' Nel1hbof1loocl/ Mt•benlllp Appul 9:30 IJ@ CI) (j) PtbMa I ll1H1 .... 0 ~ Ci) lia m S11111ulld 0 Mowit: "T .. 'un & A Bac11•" (wes) '54 -Wayne Morris 0 (~ (j)) (I) Laaie'1 Raatt Ra111en 10:00 I @ 00 (i) ScoobJ Doo ' @ @ ~ m """ hltMr WOftd of Survfnl <9 CIJ> m m s.i,., Friend• • Movie: (C) "Aa1htst All Flap" (dra) 'S2 -Errol Flynn, M1uretn O'Hua, Anthony Quinn. m Movft: "Odonio" (1dv) '56 - M1edonald Carey, Rhonda Fleming. Ascot Races Trails Wat : Sell .. Str'Mt 611( .... Mal'Mt (f3 Cl)) (]) Hu I lo n I 10:30 ,...., ~... Movie ' ~tE~;us:r!Trtk B MeN: (C) "'llad Sllleld ot ~ (•dv) '54-Tony Curtis. 6 Other People, Other PIKft Morie Janet Lelah. D1vid Farrar. 11:00 @Ci) (j) Yin., of UM Dlno- 11ars Ullft T1lnt T,.. Mftablre V..C. tf Ttlyt : s-.. StrMt •:30 I~ i =:-:: ... CeM~Ti.tn tdc..c.rt Diet Cavett. the urt>en master of .. uchter end convenetion, wtll •tar In The Dick Cavett Show, • fou,.....k comedy· v•rfllty hour ttMlt prwmlern Seturd•Y (Aue. 16) •t lOPM on cas. 0 Qj Cl)~ m Major lupt laebah Teams to be announced. 0 Mowit: "'Suicide llttallon" (adv) '58 -Mike Connors. ~ ~juaM: WiltClow to tht Soutfl w:;:9 CIJ> rn m These m u.. m TOP TENNIS TALENT! * ADVANTAGE, VIEWER ON KCET! . fD ,,.... Prix Ttn11ll: S..mmer Toar (4hrs) "Can1dian Open, Toron· to" Men's semi-final singles and doubles matches. 11:301J @ ~ ({) Hudlecl lmMn (I) Movie: "'Tiie ffltsburajl KW' (dra) '42-Billy Conn, Jean Parker. 0 (~ Cl)) (I) (!) A 11 t r I Cl n lllldstald fJ ~Wt CMllelll' :. . i I f: .• ' I ( •• lZ.-00 IJ (jj) (I) CJ) HIM• ~ tin 0 Mowte: (C) ... Ide Clur of Di· .... 1 ~ <ui:> ·54 -Audie Murphy. Ila ..... Mart.It a.lier Mltl ... Dtublt Featutt ....... .., lZ:lO Cl) CIS fatml tf t1M UvtfJ Alb "Today Is Ours" (R) Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee and Harry Bela· fonte star in this special, which is based on "Glowchild," 1 book of poems concemin1 the Black experl· ence. In the story which evolves from the poems, landlord Roscoe (81lafonte) is swept up by the .xu· berant spirits of a group of under- privileged children who want to hold a block party on his v~nt lot, with the hope of tumina it into i laJCrOUnd. Wll'CI of Ufe Mtwie: "'Utt "' tbt lall--'' ( r1) 'SS -Richardo Montalben, Anne Bancroft, Lee Marvin. fJ Movie: (C) ~et Youf'Mlf A Col· THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. AUGUST 10. 1975 lea• ""'' (com) '64-Chad Everett, IHa~~!t:~::robley. Cf) f'1t Albtft Ill)) ....... Mask fll• "Is Nuclear Power Safe?" 1:00 (]) Ca•pus ProrNt (I) Mowit: "fnuw lstanbul, Orders to llU" (mys) '6S -Christopher Lo11n, Geraldine Peamll. I Ptttk.oat Juftdio• CI) Woftd of Radq I {I)) All.,1 Woftd Sal y Ph11ttrta l:JO 11@ m CIJ s.11mr o.wtt Jr. 'rut.r Harttonl Open Wt Third round or play In the $200,000 tour· n1ment from Wethersfield Country Club, Hartford, Conn. (I) MoN: '"Sine & SWln(' (mus) '64 -David Hemmings. 0 Mevlc: (C) ... edhNd from ~o•ln(' (wtS) '52 -Maureen O'Hara, Alu: Nicol. I Soul Tr1ln Bill~ CJ)) Flinch of Men fl1ii 2:00 0 AcrlcGlturt USA a Mewtt: "No w., Out" (dr•) '50 -Ridlard Widmark, Sidney Poitier. fJ MoN: (C) "'T1M You11 Law· yen" (dra) '69 -Jason Evers, Kee· nan Wynn, Ridmd Pryor. lftllaM '--r,t• ( ~= •f S..rvtnl • U.S. Navy 2.:JO • WUdJHe Th•tn 6 Morie: •Macftillt 'Ull lttlly" (mys) '58-Ch1r1ts Bronson, Susan Cabot IAltllur AIM T1111tll s,.dll Outtt Utwltt Hl1h CluiP1rr1I @)Yobof~re I li)) l>utdeon With Ken Calla· .., I Alricutturt USA W.u,'1 WOfbMp 3:00 Flt Albert Movie: "love & IUua" (com) '65 -Rick Helson, Kristin Nelson. I NFl ActiOft Drapet Mewtt: (C) °"''Pt Pusltt" (dra) '57 -J1mes Stew1rt, Audie Murphy, Dan Duryea. Q1) Cf) CIS fatml of Uwe1J Alts "Tod1y Is Ours" tD (I) Movie: (C) "'Wort la A Four l.etttr Word" (com) '68 -David Warner. Cilia Black. I Wild Wild Wnt Me•~lp AIPMI/~ II fell fatlvlf < Cl)) 1111 Deds OWlotn Carrucolttld11 • Caladlan Advtnture Miaiol: lmpoaibft 3:30 Dusty's TrHhoust S.tunlay Wattr Wortd T1nan T1leltn ®) Movie: (C) "Curse of the We,.. wolf" Chor) '61 -ClifforC: Evans. m Movie: "Voya11 to A ,,.historic P11ntt'' (sci-fl) '6S -Basil Rath· bone, flith Domer1ue. ITht Ylr&lllan ( (J)) 1t1c1111 FU11 fallfania Falcon fll1evlel: ... tblm of Ject Slade." the loose" 4:00 tJ World of Survival 0 Morie: (C) "The Quttn of Baby· Ion" (1dv) '56 -Rhonda flemina. Ricardo Montalban. · WraUtq Frotn t1M OfJmpk ~, ..... Cl) RFD twt,a~ E S..per sai.w dt la Salsa r.n.r •• ,..... ._ Cl)) Radii Rew.tutio11 f'utW-Soccef Creetest s,.t1I latteelt Ytkt of Acrtcatture 4:JO ,...: (C) "'Cltdtt or Evil" (wes) '54 -Gery Cooper, Susan Hayward, Richard Widmark. Chi•"°""''' Poto CtteMtJ .... ,., Star TM (]) Ri1piclt .. 1111 CI> Fii• Hink Tht•PIOfl .,_ : lllttrutioul Dr1111 l Burle Corps Co11tpetftioft (4hrs) ltlCI Furllle'a Staa.1 Rotm Coroll .... I Cl)) NFl Actit1 5:00 Clllp1'1 1111111 (ell Ci)) Cf) (!) Ale's W I d t rW or 5'tfti gwM WlldWnt 11 == (2tlr) .. .., SAiter E1IH11" (com) '42 -Ros.alind Russell, Janet Bl1ir, Brian Ahtme. Mod Sci'*' Ci)Na .. of ... 51,.. iilii111 0..11 Shew Three stoecn 5:30 (l)News 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:JO UttSt R11cab Movie: (C) (90) '"Suddtnty 11ate•• (dra) '71 -Hal Holbrook, i ts Moorehud. {}) AMtric:a11 OutdMnman NastwtHtMnic Liale btcalt F•llJ n.tre I " I . ; I ·; I' m o ca CIJ>,.... KJilCNenc..tema W..W at War CD ,., lea t1te etuatry CI> Otlllr ........ Otlltf P1lcts · 1t1•Mulco • The flsller.an ..... .. ThreestMtu OtlMt ,...... OtlMt rt.acn ... ~ '·--~ .... , .. fot Dollat1 s. • ..., l c..,.., (!)Nen S.11 Dltp Ntw1 Coftftrence Mltflott $ Movlt: (C) (!tlr) "Hell ftt ftf LtetlW' (WI$) '60-Audil Murphy, Felicl1 flrr. tm> J11V1llla Justb: lalald111 tht bin (tit Cl)) m l.nrrtna Welk IITabt A lliltf ~ JlmlltJ Dtan Show Ci)Ntwt Jautn ,.,..,. Hour Wiid w..w tf AUuls !,.~ l.tt'a Malit A Diii low Allttrican style (JtwttMu: Lot An1t1es I ..... TUt l•H hosts Rich Ptttrson Ind Jon1thon WM ...,._ Htffertln discuss the comln1 Soclll (I) HHt n.,... Slltw Security ctisis with John McCon· TIHtpe Selwt If Tlt•pe nldllt. r.tla SuflH• ID JUDITH ANDERSON IN 1:00 II tm m (()All II tflt F••llJ * A DRAMA OF AGE AND (R) Alcrilt auspects that Edith Is DIGNITY-ON KCET turnln1 Catholic wh.n she likes to 'lnl ,.llllo _..,. I d t fJiJ tW)aM T..... Thutn w11 1 us ,,_., •n 1 · ilfht Chlnae Prime Mlnlstet'' Dls-t1ndln1 M11s. II 9 Ci) m ElllqlMJ! .. T h • t1n1uishtd mat, ICl'Mn ind tel•· Smoke Elter" (R) John Andmon vision actress D11nt Judith Anderson stirs In KCEra production of Enid 1uests H • atnior fire captain whc B1anold'1 pl•J •~ut tn •1in1 IC· looks down 1t the new mtthOds u1td by Squad Sl's skllltd per•· trtu 'l"° w1nts to 1row old with medics. (!_tee ind dl1nlty. I U.r's Clult 11J Prt•ltr n. <a Cl)> CD m 1WcUk -9:30 • ~ m (() ... ,....." lllellt itlibr "Werewolf' (R) Kol· (1) IOb ~ th1 "oldest, Ptr· chill covers tbt last cruise of 1 m1nent float1n1 psyeho!orlst in Chl- lflnd old luxury llntr ind w1tdm cqo" when tht c:eUln1 in his offict the ucurslon tum into 1 voy•a• of coll1pses ind ht hu to set up shop horrors when th• full moon brlnp wherever ht ctn find 19Kf, out 1 werewolf. m Wedd FtodllU lMpe Southern (19u ltlu "Survlv1I" eilifomll Sun vs. H1w1ll. m REE HAW IS FULL m Cell.tr, Piece * OF LAFFS TONIGHT! 10:00 II Im Cl)(() PltDllt:lt TM Diel I taw.tt Aw Didi Cavett Is the host Net tin of this new surnmt< series consist· = ..._ in1 of four hour-Iona muslcal-com - 700 ,.. .. T .... .....__ Co · edy-v1riety prOlflms. lmorene Coca ... iu -nhnues to ind Lelah French ere reaulars on ,/S.,., SMw the show. UZI Mlnnelli, m1(ici1n &} Jepa ... llltlNlt PttlJ•• Doul Hennina. 1nd Henry Gibson l :JO 8 Im (5) CffttdJ Spedll "Doc" iue~ .., ltlt• Sllclw Bernard lfiiahes aters 11 "Doc" Jot llldkll c.te1t Boaert, 1n old·fuhlontd Ntw Yortl Lee s.M S11tw nelfhbortlood atntrtl prld' . lO:JO T.a, It Aaua Calltllta whose cant1nktrous m1nntr never • l'1wlt ha,erts tit Mweeblrt fully hides tht dffp conctm he haa .... 22/Qulr n .. for his 1>1tltnts, most of wtlom can't 10:45 · ....... Fil• fatlvll "Sum· even pay him . Elizabeth Wilson co· mer 1nt1r1ud1" ~rs IS Joe's wlf•. Annlt. Flotldt 11:00 I (1) fJ Cl) m <a~ Fnebus ind Irwin Col"IJ also stir. iiiiwii· "Cllptal1 ~ Thi~ Is tll• pllot prosrem tor a new 1dv) ·s2:.Geoflt SanderJ. sena to bt Mn Saturdays this • Tiit LllCy a.. fall in tllt same time period. TtnW TMltrt I,., a... tile CautrJ Cl) m a.. Crutat SpMtl LAI.... w-... •s Lew St11t1a eu.WC.... C.._M ....... ,, Appell led c.cert t:OO R (12l Cl)(() llatJ TJltr .._. 11:15 Mtwte: """-Uat of Adria• Mtt· SlieW (f{f A wive of trepidation lilctf" (mp) '63 -Georse c. sweeps tht WJM·TV ntwStOOtn Wtltn Scott. Dene Wynter. Ttd fails to receive 1 nomination In ~~~:-• FlctlH Tlltltn the locll telfVislon ewards competl· U:JO F 5Zl (C) -twl a., tlon ind someone his to brtlk tht (com) '72 -John Astin, newa to him. M~ ~· Dick ShlWn. U ~%" m~ ... ::rtn I=:--........... eiut C.ndldatl" UO (susp) '62 -Frenk ........,. (ho() '59 -Ken Cl1B. Sin1tre, Llurence Hervey, J1ntt fJ b•t rr..s.a... Ftodllll Los Leiah, Anaela Llnsbury, Henry Sil· Anaeles Rams vs. Sin Francisco va, J1mts Gr11ory. An American 49trs. Arm'/ offlctr, captured ind brain· Cf) ..._! "'l.elll h .....,, (com) wuhtd by Communists du rin1 tht •J7-lof'lttl Youna, TJ'O"• Power. Kor11n conflict. returns home n 1 1J lllwtl: (C) """-""' n. die trained auauln. WcM .......,.,. (ld·fl) '66-M•· 11 llowlt: (211r) "'Tun ....,.,.,. mle Yin Dortn, Anthony Eisley. (Wes) '36 -Fred MecMurny, Jun U (I)....._: (C) "'Joint" (dra) P1Ber, Jack Oaklt. '67 -Rock Hudson, Georae Pep- fi lnil& Fro• tflt .,.,_pie ~rd. <9 Ci)) Cl) m I t • k I • 1/ lZ:OO l!:i:ToalPt S. AT.~ (R) In tllls special 11!10 . a.: "'Ttnw i. tile two-hour presentatlof\.. rookies Ttr· " ., .... et ... ry, Mike ind CMs art mlcntd to ledr .._... .... -C.la:lul l.lw- duty under sptdal wupons ind .,.," ,._.., Cite" tactics officer, Lt. Hondo H1rrelson. ! Tiit W.t.n F1•1J After trelnlnf, theJ Join 1 SWAT 1:30 Mn: {C) "'Htutt of ll•boo" teem sent to rescu1 the ten1nts of r1) '55 -Robert Shck, Robert a posh 1pertment buildlnf Mi1td ~n. e• aana of armed robbers. Ma. WM ••. "lt. Go¥tmor .... (C) (tO) """ .... F,.. Dytullf' ,,,_.,. (wn) '53 -Gltftn Ford, Cll : "'r1le ,.,.... ...... Jullt Mims, Ctllll Wll1s. ..,. (mp) '40 -Virant Price. 0» Nl'WI l :OO IJ Mevtt: "Cracbp" (fftYS) '46 - Q) PREMIERE ,DtUlr Survlvll Co· P1t O'Brien, Cl1lre Trevor. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. AUGUST 10, 1975 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 SATURDAY: AUGUST 9dl (P.M.) l :OO Yoaa Wltfl MMtllN (KOCE) Yo- ,. telecourse. 3:JO Y111 Wlttl MMetllt (KOC£) Yo· I• telecourse. 4:00 Attenuthta Carmtt (KOCE) "Yount Ttltnr' 4:30 las Fro• Nanlo to.I 5:00 Tiit W1J It W11 (PBS) "Don Larsen's 'Perfect' G1me In the 1956 Wor1d Stries" 5:JO TM INnlill Heuat (PBS) "The Pointer Sisters" 1:00 Pltlad.,_. Felll Ftttinl (60 min) (PBS) 7:00 leol ltlt (PBS) "Mlnam1t1" 7:30 W1lee lV W11 Uw Prt•ltr (PBS) 1:00 Jet• SheplMnl't Alurica (PBS) "There's A lot More To life Thin A Hostess Twinkie" l :JO Mqlc tf Oii Paa.tiq (KOCE) "Stu c1pt" 9:00 ...,..,,_. Theatre (PBS) SUNDAY: AUCUST lOttl (,.M.) S:OO ""*'' CIOlrtPllJ "An Inter· fece of the Biosphere" 3:30 Pllpiail 1to1r1plly "Soil Nutri· en ts" 4:00 Pllpkaf Cto111phJ "Soil For· mation Processes" 4:30 ,.,._. _,.,.., "Soil Pi t· fems of the Wor1d" 5:00 ""8kat IHlflpllJ "Environ· mental Fectors ind Pl1nts" 5:30 Hlltory tf Alt "Gothic Alt 1nd literature" 1:00 HlltlNJ of Art "u tensions of the Goth ic" 1:30 Htstiery or Alt "Gothic P1intin1 and Sculpture" 7:00 Hbtltry tf Art "Art and Music'' 7:30 HlltlNy tf Alt "folk Arts" 1:00 Ju... Woff Wtal • • • (PBS) "Gore Vid1I" l :lO The ... nllq "-(PBS) "Es· thtr Phillips" 9:00 bow Ytut ~ (Pn) t:lO F1rilta Ult (P8S) lllOllDAY: AUIUST llD (P Jl) l:OO r.IUft (Pll) "Introduction to tllt Folkson(' l :JO EJedrk C..pa"Y (CTW) 4:00 Sal•• Str..t (CTW) 5:00 Mlsbt Rlftn Ntlchbtrtlood 5:30 Y1lll Meare (PBS) 1:00 ,.,_., ...,_,.., "Ve1et1tion Structure" l :JO H....,, tf Alt ''E.ut/West" 7:00 MN hid~ Mal DatroJs (PBS) "Hor Any Drop to Drink" 7:JO Focu: Or•qt C.Unty (KOCE) "Open M1rri11t" 1:00 Wtrtd Pma (PBS) l :lO NtVI (WCBH) "The Tu1rep " t :JO TM Al'*' hfflltrt (PBS) TUESDAY: AU8UST lZU. (P .M.) 3:00 Faces tf Am•• (KOC() l :JO OtdJtc c..,..., (CTW) 4:00 Snmt snrt (CTW) 5:00 Mlatllf bctr1 Ntllltborhted 5:JO VIII Alttn (PBS) 1:00 ...,._. ....,_.., "Mt!« Vt1· elation Pltttms of the Bio· sphere" l :JO .....,, et Alt "Review Sessions" 7:00 .,_ T..._ Wu Uwe ,..... •ltrt (PBS) 7:JO flJlll ,,.. Wttt (PTL) ''Btlf ind Buffalo" 1:00 Eut1t (PBS) t :JO w.... (PBS) "AHirm1tlwe k · tion In Business" WEDNESDAY: AUCUST 13UI (P.M.) l :OO The Allttricl11 Rlwtr 3:30 Dtctrlc eom,.., (CTW) 4:00 S.u•t Street (CTW~ 5:00 Mbttr .... ,. 11tt1Maortito4 5:30 VW. Alqrt (PBS) 1:00 'hJUcal In~ "The Tropical H1bit1t, A ParadiatT' ':30 HlmfJ Jf Art ........... 7:00 Fiylq tan Welt (PTl) ''Beef ind Buffalo" 7:30 The Crut Jib lln (KOCE) 8:00 Masterpiece ThMtrt (PBS) Mur· der Must Advertisa" 9:00 Tilater 111 AIHrtca (PBS) Cert· monJ of Innocence" THURSDAY: AUIUST 14~ (P.M.) 3:00 Alttrutt., Ctlmllt (KOC E) "John Bius Consort .. 3:30 EJtctrlc eo.,.., (CTW) 4:00 Seti•• Str9tt (CTW) 5:00 Mitter Roftrt ~ 5:30 Y1lll Ale,art (PBS) 1:00 Ph1tGJ '-en,., "The Tidal Community: An Exa mple of Inter· dependence" 6:30 Eadt (PTl) 7:00 Tiit Artltn (PBS) 7:30 Je1n Slleptienl'a Meriel (PBS) " . . . And the S.d Guys All a.cit on the Shore, Shlkln1 Their fists" 1:00 TM lat et Ewnlq at '°" (PBS) "Roaer Williams" 9:00 Dlrecdolles "Child Cart ... A Growina Need .. 9:30 Fttllll CMd (CTW) "If I Ttll Him Where It Hurts ... " FRIDAY: AUCUST 15Cll (P.11.) l:OO Iii llue Ml'* (NET) 1:30 Electric C......., (CTW) 4:00 Sell .. StrMt (CTW) 5:00Mi1Wr ..... ~11• S:JO Yllll Aleen (PBS) 1:00 "1tlcll .... ....., "Gtotlltnnal Ene'IY'' l :JO Woun (PBS) "Child Cuitody'' 7:00 llltlrface (PBS) "Trts MuJtm" 7:30 Mlflc tf OI '•hltll1 (KOC[) "Floral" 1:00 W1sltlqtH W... I• Rt¥iew (PBS) l :JO It ... YMr ~--(PTL) 9:00 lupa DR (PBS) SATURDAY: AU8UST lltll {P.M.) 3:00 Ftl .. lf1: (PTL) "Introduction to the Folkson('' l :lO Mt• l•lkfa. Mt• 0estreJa (PBS) "The Dey Afttr TomotTOW'' 4:00 Alttnaa... c.n.t (KOC E) "John Blas Contort'' 4:JO U.S. .. ,. ........... hft I 5:30 The ... nll1t1 Htfl1t (PBS) "Es· ther Phill ips" 1:00 P11u.dtlpbla Ftl• feltMll (PBS) 7:00 .... 1Mt (PBS) • .,,.T1tootd Mtn" 7:JOWlltlT ..... W .. lM~ l :JOll.,tc tf OI hllllc "Flortl" 9:00 MnterJltce n..trt (Pa) "Mur· dtr Must Advertise" Page J5 * AM/FM STEREO * SPECIAL OF THE WEEK @PIONEER' SP-300 The SP-300 Pioneer off~s exceptioool volue at on unbelievable ~e. It's tuner hos exceptional sensitivity with on FET f rontend and low distortion amplifiers. FA.II TRADE PllCE WAS Sl9•.95 s12360 Y2 PRICE SPEAKER SALE! CHOOSE .FROM CERTAIN MODELS OF THESE BRANDS ALT EC @PIONEER' SUPEiscOPE~ ~ -If you're even close to~ ting a whole stereo system 'or a new pair of sPeakers don't wait. Any speaker you choose will be a~ the ABSOLUTE bottom pnce! ®PIONEER. SE-205 Stereo Headset • Soh t.ush1oru • Response 20-20KHz •Goh Bo• SALE $1695 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUSl 10, 1975 @PIONEER The ideal turntable for any moderate priced high-fi system The PL-10 offers the same exceptional level of prec1s1on found in every Pioneer turntable Includes S-shaped tonearm, v1soous damped cueing, anti-skate control. hinged dust cov0f. walnut base and moret '9Tr .. rrice Wot $99.95 SALE PRICE ... ,........ .. ...... .,. + fw ,H,t• ..... .... Mt.H harman/kardon tlC 1000 Proft11ionol <Miity Dolby Cassette Deck Harman Kardon's HK 1000 Cassette Deck invites comparison with any other cassette deck regardless of size. features or price. H-K engineers have selected & engineered each companent part & circuit for maximum phrase linearity. Features include built-in m1c, preamps. peak reading W meters & memory rewind. hilrT,... P'ric• w •• $349.95 SALE PRICE USS THAM MUSTlllHG COUPOH IH PRICE SALE 3/S299 __ HOURS:Monday thru Fr_i. 11 ~o ~. S_a~~.)0·5, Sun. )2-S • 445 E. 17th, COSTA ME~A . atlantic music stereo uMy First Days in Prison" An Exclusive Memoir By Jeb Stuart Magruder DAILY PILOT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Test Yourself: Do You Know the Art Qf Handling Bores? k Them Yourself Wllllt to ull a l11111oua peraon a quHtlon? Send the queallon -a ~le.rd, to "Aak," Family WHkly, &Ct lAxlngton Ave .. ,.. .. Yolil, N.Y. t0022. We'll pay '5 lor publllhed queauon1. Sorry. we can't an.war otha,... FOB DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. How do "°" nplain f/OUf' ~ appealP four fathn tvmed my mother on and you tum me on, but my Jawband «If/I Jae' I better looking Uaan you are. - Belen W., Waahington, D.C. • I can only tell you what a woman told me once-because I certainly see no special sex appeal in myself. She said it was all in the voice. A woman is emotionally affected by a FOR JULIET PROWSE I know perfonnen forget lines, but do dancers ever forget ateps?-P.N.N., Chattanooga, Tenn. • Yes. But it's easier to ad lib with your feet than with your mouth! It happened to me once, when Nikita Khrushchev watched us 6lm "Can Can" during his Hollywood visit. Re- ports said he was shocked by our decadent dancing. Not so. I was watching him (that's why I missed my step} and he was grinning from ear to ear. l think his wife was shocked and she ordered him to express more disapproval FOR DR. JOYCE BROTHERS Do you have a favorite family trip?-JC.S., Atlan~ Ca. • Yes. We retraced our honeymoon steps with our daughter when she was a teenager. We spent a few days in the Gaspe Peninsula, stopping at every place we visited all those years ago. A lot of scenes were familiar to her &om snapshots. She was fascinated by the whole thing, and we got a vicarious thrill because of her rleasure. For us, it was a second honey- moon. Our third wil be with our grandchildren. FOR SHECK.¥ GREENE . What's your opinion of Women's Lib?-F. Lee, Hamilton, Ohio • Not much. I want affection, not equality. I put it to any man: Would you rather get a warm directive, such as, "Please, darling, take out the garbage," or a cold announce- ment, "Pay attention to the deal I negotiated today'"? FOR SHELLEY WINTERS \Yho'• your favorite author?-B.T.D., Aon Arbor, Mich. • Agatha Christie. I've read all her books-at night I can concentrate more on whodunits when I'm tuclced in under the blankets. If I could have a sandwich at the same time, I'd be in heaven. But as I'm forever watching my weight, I just sticlc to reading. FOB THE ASK THEM YOURSELF EDITOR 1 bear Bette Midler im't nearly so popular otlstage u she is onstage. True?-K. Denton, Newport, Ky. • Not on the evidence we have. During the New York run of "Clams on the Half Shell, .. she ordered 70 picnic hampers &om the Tratloria and Brasserie restaurants to be de- livered to the theater between shows on weekends, as there was no time for the cast and crew to go out to dinner. When Alexis Smith visited Bette backstage after one show, her dressing room was crowded and Alexis didn't recognize Bette, with no makeup and her hair .Pulled baclc ... In fact, she was introducing herself to people, said Alexis, who told Bette she was leaving for a Florida club date. With that, Bette took her to a comer and passed on some valuable tips about club work, a rare thing for perfonners to do. 'They usually guard their "secrets" as closely as the Pentagon does. Cover Ptloto by Ellen Ol'U!am man's voice, whereas a man is affected by what he sees. A woman Wees to close her eyes and listen to the words a man is murmuring in her ear, and it doesn't matter what he looks like if the sound is romanti<: to her. I got this voice from listening lo my father and from having been dragged through some good British schools. But my voice doesn't turn on every woman-some would only get goose bumps listening to Stanley Kowalski. FOR ERMA BOMBECK, columnist Do you think parents are too permissive these days? How would you handle a mavericlc?-Maryelleo Wallace, Los Angeles, Calif. e Not so much pennissive as terrified. My son threatened to live at home if he had to get his hair cut. Today people mistake him for Ali MacCraw. As for a mavericlc, I had one of those. Married him off at ten. FOR EDDY ARNOW Do you ever miss the simple life you once had as a farm boy?-Christine Stansell, Jackson, Tenn. • No. To say I do would be saying that I miss going to the outdoor toilet in the wintertime or taking a bath once a week in the washtub. FOR FRANCES SPATZ LEIGHTON, coauthor of .. Dog Days at the White House .. Does your new book, written with the presidential dog keeper, really say anything juicy about what went on io the White Hou.se?-S.L., Cleveland, Ohio • Too much to mention here, but on prudishness, or laclc of it, Truman and Nixon were on the prudish side, while LBJ and Kennedy even gloried in a display of nudity. LBJ loved to parade around without a stitch on among his male friends-including the dog keeper-and Kennedy went further-sitting around nude at poolside in mixed company. FOR SEN. WILLIAM PROXMIRE (D-Wis.) How much weight have you Jost by jogging, and was that your primary reason foT starting? Or were you tired of traffic jam.s?-Joy Hill, Huron, S.D. e I've lost no weight running five miles a day, but I've been able to eat more without gaining. Avoiding traffic jams was a side benefit. The real advantages are: I feel much better, look healthier and save a few hundred dollars a year on transportation. Auguat 10. t975 filml(Y ~ The New19aper Magazine A IMlllUC..._ of 0.-C:.-lc ........ IM:. "9,.onct It llMon, ~ Of U.. 8Ntd llORTON FMHK, hNlflMf Md,..,,..._ LEONAAD S. DAYIDOW, Cir.e•,_.11 ltOBERT o. CAltNEY, Enc. 'l.P.-Anoc. Publltw PATRICK II. UNSK.!Y, V.P.-Ad Director KM D'Al•Hndro, Malbtlng Mgr.; Genld I. Wroe, Eaatern Mgr.; Rlcherd D. Cem>K, Aaaoc. Eutem Mgr.; Joe Fra.Dr, Jr .. Chlcego Mgr.; Law1 .. ice II. Finn, Detroit Mgr. P9ftdfta, ...,,_ ... '°" d9r U.. and H•rwerd. Lo• Anoe'9a end San Francisco. f'UlaUIHQ RE1AT10MS; LEE ELLIS, V.P.-Olrector: "obeft H. llwriott, Mgr. f'Us&.llHU U"VICH: ltobet1 J. Ctwtetlan. Mgr.; Jemee 0 . BeMr, Business Manager; Rott.rt Benlwr, Promotion; Cetyt Eller, Merchandlalng. Headquarter• 841 Lexington Ave., N.V., N.V. 10022 ~ 1975 FAMILY WEEKLY, INC. All rights reserved. llORT PERSKY, V.P.·Edltor-in-Chlel ReJftOlda Dodeon, Managing Editor Rfdterd V9'datl, Art Director Routrn Abrenya, Senior Editor Mer1tyn Heneen, Food Editor Aaaoclate Editors: JOIWI Henrid!Mft, Hal Landon and Robin A.. Thrueh EMelle Walptn. Art Asst.; Ok>li• lktef, Plcturea. Contributing Editors: Leny llort8Wn, Robert Cwnn, P--. Howwd P"r J, Oppenheimer, Anfg tkamlMr. '"ODUCTION: Rktwd 111119", Dir.; Roberta com~ Makeup. ( (TUR OUT ANO MAil) "VITA.MIN E'' CAPSULES MAIL-ORDER CERTIFICATE GOOD NEXT 2 WEEJ<S FINEST QUAllTY-100% PURE ALPHA TOCOf'HERYL GELATIN CAPSULES E.CAPS-100 E-CAPS-200 E.CAPS-400 E.cAPS-1000 ZOO UNIT CArSUltS 400 IHUT CAP'SUlU 0 ICIO ,_ tl.79 0 100 fw •2.89 0 SOOlwUt 0 1000 ... Ii !>9 0 ~ t.r lUt 0 500 I• lZ.• 0 1000 i.. 11.•9 0 1000 let St.15 IWl:---=C~~~~~~~~~ llAll.1'0: ..... NWQUMTm , .......... C..-....., IMIMft utOI STAf£ ZIP S -'VE DOLL-'RS on Famous .. BIG 4" TABLETS KELP, VITAMIN Ba, LECITHIN A CIDER VINEGAR ..., 1 ............ a.. Motlw' ......... for 1C 0 100 TABLETS I 0 500 TABLETS D 1,000 TABLETS Aegulerfy 2.98 · Aegululy 9.85 Regui.rty 18.49 NOW 2 •2• NOW 2 •gee NOW 2 •1eeo .,... .. llotllee tor ....... tor •N•NITllll OffCll 9000 MOT 2 Wf(Q OIU •TMTIO•~ 104 w. Jeci.-c. ............ 1111...i. 62901 N3238 MAllA>RDER CERTIF1CAT£ NAME AOOMSS CITY ITAT'l ZI" Ot••e •Ut••T•O• MM a . My First Days in Prison W e arrived at Allenwood Prison during visiting hours that Monday, so they let my wile Gail wait in the main room while I was being photo- graphed and fingerprinted. They took all my civilian clothes, checked out my personal effects and gave me my prison khakis. hi a few days, I would get clothes that fit me better, until then l had to wear what was available. The unpressed shirt was almost coming apart, and the pants, also unpressed, just made it down to my shins. The black-leather shoes were ripped open at the sides, showing my new, thin, white-cotton socks that barely came to my ankles. When I returned to the reception room to give Gail my civilian clothes, she looked stricken, and I thought per- haps it would have been better if we had said good-bye earlier. We mum- bled a few words, but we both felt extremely awkward. Finally, J said, "Look, honey, why don't you get in the car and start home?" Then 1 said somelhing that seemed ridiculous: "I'll be seeing you soon." It would be almost a week be- fore I saw her again, but old habits arc strong. I said good-bye as if I'd be home for dinner. A prisoner I later got to know quite well took me to one of the dorms. Ben was aboul 50, complete.ly bald, an ex- cop, ex-lawyer and ex-alcoholic, who felt his life had been ruined. He was pretty sour about everything, and his glum outlook. got to me. There are eight dorms at Allenwood~ I went to A and 0--Assignment and Orientation-for new prisoners. h was a big room with about 50 bunks, sepa- rated by five-foot-high partitions. Each prisoner got a metal locker and a "school-desk" chair with a writing arm. Finally, Ben said, "Well, here it is," aod left me staring at my bunk. There were about 40 men in the room, and a f cw of them came over to say hello. One of them, Bob. a doctor from Phil- adelphia, had come lo Allenwood 23 "A deep depression hit me so hard that even my physical movements became leaden. There is nothing in prison that can lift that depression. It simply gets worse. One man in the A and 0 dorm just sat in his chair, hour after hour, looking at nothing." ~ 'C 0 ~ : i By Jeb Stuart Magruder .._St.rt 119gnlder Md 11119 wtfe Gllll. llagtuder, a fOt'Mer lllde to Preektent Nixon, Mned eeven montM In pmon tor hi• rc»le In the W•terp• COMr-up. days earlier. He was very nice and tried to be helpful, in spite of the fact that he was having a very hard time himself. He was in for Medicare fraud. The prisoners arc counted six times a day at Allcnwood-three times dur- ing waking hours and three times at oight. Right after the 4 p.m. count, Bud (Egil) Krogh showed up. He held out his hand. "Good to have you here. Jeb," he said, "if it can be good to be here." I laughed. I already knew what he meant; Seeing someone familiar was a good feeling. Bud bad been sentenced to six months and had served four. He was scheduled to leave the next day to spend the rest of his term at the "safe house" at Fort Holabird in Baltimore. Bud was very helpful. He intro- duced me to a few prisoners, and one, Ron, said be would help me learn the ropes. Bud also took me to the com- missary so I could pick up toothpaste and other things I might need. The money I bad put in my commissary account would take about five days to be processed, so Bud let me use his money. H e even bought me a transis- tor radio, a really 'Welcome gift. Bud got me sneakers in case I wanted to jog, and he gave me his sweatshirts, which be wouldn't need at Holabird. I have back trouble, and 1 asked him how to get a bed board. "No problem," Bud said, "lots of beds have them." He looked in empty beds until he found one for me. "Why don·t we have dinner to- gether?" Bud said-and it sounded almost as if we were back in Washing- ton, discussing business over a meal. "Fine," 1 said. Like every new pris- oner I had a feeling of unreality about everything, almost like dreaming. I kept expecting to wake up. We walked down to the mess haU, which was a big room with orange- and-yellow plastic tables and chairs. Tall windows looked out on the sur- rounding hills, and the room wouldn't have been half bad if it weren't io a prison. They served cafeteria style, usually pork in a gravy or sauce. We got eggs for breakfast about twice a week~ the rest of the time it was creamed chipped beef or something. There was always Jeb Magruder 11 1uthor of "An American Lite: One Man's Road lo Watergate" (Pocket Books, St.95) plenty of food, but it djdn't encourage any appetites. I didn't cat at all that first evening, but I can't blame the food. I ju.st waso't all there. Probably I was io a mild state of shock, as most new prisoners are. Bud aod I sat at a table wilh two former anti-war demonstrators. One, a Pretbyterian minister, was in for burn- ing dowo an ROTC building in Hawaii. The other, in his early twenties, was a draft resister. They were very friendly and later told me I had communicated clearly but that my eyes had seemed glazed. Only when the minister said he was a Williams grad, like me, did I show any animation. It was still light after dinner, and Bud and I walked to a church about a mile and a half away. He told me a lot about bow the prison worked, which I would appreciate in the days ahead. He told me which prisoners would give me straight answers and which would try to con me--1 didn't think J had anything worth conning. but Bud said some of the men would think my government back.ground could get them a pardon. (And sure enough, it happened! Someone did ask me for help.) Having Bud there that first day made me feel someone was looking out for me, and that was a real comfort. Theo Bud said something disturbing. "Jeb, you may be here for a pretty long time." "Sure," I said. "But ten months isn't forever:· "It'll be more like 16 or 18 months -at least." he said. I found out later that most prisoners take a dim view of everything. They expect the worst. Parole is the subject they talk about most, and their attitude is tough on new prisoners. "What's your sentence?"' is the first thing they ask. and when a new man says he eit- Rf:ClS to get paroled, the answer usu- aJly is. "You'll ne\ICr be out by then!'. Perhaps their own disappointment be- comes a little less painful when they see another man's hopes fade. But Bud (Continued on pt:tge 10) FAMILY 'lwEEl<LY. Auguat 10, 1975 • I Banana Breeze. The shortcut cream pie. Here's a luscious pie that's ·easy. Almost as easy as peeling a Dole banana. That's because Eagle Brand lets you make the creamy filling with- out any cooking. And Kellogg's le ts you make a golden crust without any baking. Try it. It's just one delicious shortcut after another. Banana Breeze Pie (Makes one 9 -inch pie.) Y.i cup regular margarine or butter. melted ~cup sugar Yi tsp. cinnamon, optional 1 cup Kellogg's*Com Flake Crumbs l pkg. ( 8-oz.i cream cheese, softened l can Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk0 (n21 evaporated milk) Y.i cup bottled lemon juice. measured accurately 1 tsp. vanilla extract 5 medium--size Dole•bananas 2 tablespoons bottled lemon juice •Ma&nolia• Ot Dime• Brands may be wed. In small pan over low heat, stir margarine, sugar and cinnamon 'til bubbles form. Remove from heat. Mix in crumbs. Press mixture evenly in 9" pie pan to form crust. Chill. Beat cream cheese 'til fluffy. Blend in sweetened condensed milk. Add 1/3 cup lemon juice and vanilla. Stir 'til thickened . Line crust with three sliced bananas. Turn filling into crust. Re- frigerate 2-3 hours or 'til firm. Cut two bananas into thin slices; dip slices in remaining lemon juice. Top pie with slices. People Quiz B y .John E. GU..On Do You Know the Art of Handling Bores? ta ~~~-"' '((: True or False: There is no easy way to discourage the bore who insists on regaling you with the endless details of his or her latest operation or medical problems. (See number 3) TRUE OR FALSE? 1. When you meet a person at a gathering who tries to domi- nate the conversation, it's easy to cut him off at the ankles, -if you know how. 2. There is a self-righteous do- gooder variety of bore who takes it upon himself to lecture you "for your own good" on what you should or shouldn't do, etc. There is no way to shut him up that isn't illegal in most states. 3. There is no easy way to dis- courage the bore who insists on regaling you with the endless details of his or her latest oper- ation or medical problems. 4. A type of bore that almost everyone is f arniliar with is the character who bends your ear about the things bis children have done. There's little you can do eitcept stand there until your eyeballs are glazed and your jaw muscles stiff from stifted yawns. 5. One way to cure a person of being a bore is to encourage him to travel. It will broaden his knowledge and viewpoint, making him a much more in- terest~ng person. ANSWERS 1. True. Studies show that the best psychology is to gang up on rum &imply by getting your friends to start conversations among themselves whenever the bore begjns to hold forth. This technique has a devastat- ing effect on the bore, and is guaranteed to make him wish be were somewhere else -a wish that you and your friends will no doubt join in. 2. False. All it takes to discour- age this type of bore is the old verbal one-two. It worb like this: When he's completed his • a FAMILY WEEKLY. Auguel 10, 1975 little lecture, beam at him appreciatively. "You know, Jack," you tell him, "l feel like a new man after listening to you." And while he's groping for a modest way to accept the compliment, you add reflec- tively, "But I think I liked the old one better." Theo walk away, leaving him to wipe the egg off his face. He isn't likely to come back for more. 3. False. You simply tum the tables, making the bore as un- comfortable as he (or she) makes you. As soon as he pauses for breath, you inter- rupt with, "T hat reminds me of the time I thought my canary was pregnant. But it turned out one of the bird seeds she'd swallowed had sprouted and was starting to grow .... " This type of treatment is likely to have such an effect on the bore that he (or she) may even spare bis doctor an ever- leogthening list of symptoms. 4. False. You can stop this bragging bore dead in his tracks by employing a reverse- twist tactic. Start telling him the truth about your own chil- dren: bow obstreperous they are on occasion, how they sometimes have you on the verge of climbing the walls. This will create an about-face effect in the other person, and instead of continuing to bore you with his tiresome bragging, he'll try to outdo you in retail- ing some of the more mischie- vous misadventures of his own offspring. He may not be quiet, but at least his conversation will be a lot more interesting. 5. False. As one connoisseur of both bores and travel has suc- cinctly noted: "Travel never made a bote interesting; it only makes for a well- traveled bore." Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your HealtH. ••t?S ll J. ttYHOlOI ro.M:co co. ( 19 mg. "taf". 1.3 mg. nicotile rv. par cignn1, FTC Ripon MAR. 75. FREE (5) 1ST PRIZES -....__......_ •• , ••••• 4. $249.50 COMPARABLE VALUE DRESSMAKER ZIG·ZAG SEWING MACHINES 2ND PRIZES 25 PAIRS ELECTRIC SCISSORS Simply ·Unscramble The Words And Mail Today! '*""' lab All pel'90f't1 entering thi1 contfft will be itaued 1. Any resident of 1.he United StttH mev en· • coupon offer whereby they cen purch•• • ter except employee1 end euppliert of CITY New Deluxe Model Drenmaker Zig Z~ S.w- SEWING M ACHINE CO .. Merysville, IC1 .. end ing Mec:Nne. 1249.50 comparable velue fOf their immediate femllie1. VOtd where prohibtt· 199.60. ed or restricted by Federel. Stete or local i-1. 5. Only one entry pennitted from each COft· 2. All entries become the property of CITY tesUnt SEWING MACHINE CO . Mery111ilte. 1Can1as. 8. Decttlon of the judge9 it final. 3 Huny mail the entry fOfm or a reasonable 7. No repreMt'ttatiw wi" cell or oome 10 your fecsimile toct.yl Winne,. of the $ewin9 Me· home • c:h1net encl Electric Sc1uora will be Mtected by 8. Entries must be postrNlrtied no later than dr-•ng from among all correct enlrlft Aug. 19. 1975 to be ~ few ~ to .be 4 AH prize w innert w ill be notified by mail. held Aug. 22. 1175. et City Sewing M'echine · 1rs EASv-1rs FuN1 No ;.;11cmEMREiuiiiror M•ll '"'"' te Ctrf SIWIHG MACHINE CO., tra ..._...,, M.ryevllle, Ka1t10s U.sot rr:w.To------------------------, I YOU MAY Wll A PRIZE I -Hi~t: They Alf I I UaCUMllE TMf WORDS . P~•'" to Sewtng I ENTRY FORM ttOl"U•CMAMHOUMtlDDON'TWAITI ENTER TODAY! I I ' I I I ,,,,_.,, . NIM ~ .... f, ZRiPEI I ..__., "-. -- 1 NAME ................•............•.....•...•............ I ADDRESS .............. · · · · • · · · • · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · f CITY . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . STATE . . . . • . . ZIP .....•........ L ____________ ---------- "'-'' Enlty lo CITY SEWING MACHINE CO., 111 8r0Mlw•,. M•r1ullle, K•n1H USOI Why I've Surrendered My Home, My Heart, My Life, to Animals 0 1 don't believe In Mnding clop to school. ... I don't believe In having them do tricks for the amuwnent of their ownen. People don't ask their children to do tricks before they are fed, eo why Mk that of their pets?" By Doris Day Especially for FAMILY WEEKLY W helher one admits it or not, 1 guess every one of us is prejudiced in one way or another. In my case, it's dogs, cats-and just all animals. I love them. They arc as pure and innocent as children. Unfortunately, children _grow up. Animals don't. If only people were more like animals, how much easier, how much better life would be. And how much we can learn from them! Patience. And love. You can step on a dog's foot accidentally, he'll cry out, then come back to you and kiss you to show it is all right. Their love is unbelievable. And loyalty. No maner how much a dog is mistreated, it will show loyalty. There was a case where a mailman found a Weimaraner tied beneath a house. It couldn't move. Skin and bones, down to 30 pounds. Months later, during the court hearing, the dog went up to the man responsible and licked his hand. That man should have gone to jail, but I • FAMILY WEEKLY, Augutl 10, 11175 he didn't. That's what I think is wroog with the law. I can never be depressed for long in my house, not with my dogs ·around. When I awaken with a heavy feeling, sometimes not even knowing why. it only lasts till my fouT-legged kids jump on my bed with their ball and romp around with unbounded joy. How can I stay depressed? And yet, with all the joy, the plea- sure, the loyalty and a.ff ection that dogs give us, so many people mistreat them. It was for this reuon that I got deeply involved with the plight of dogs in my community. It started when I was doing my tele- vision ahow back in '69 or '70. I joined an organization called Actors and Others for Animals. It was founded by Diana and Richard Buebart, and I first heard about it when Diana invited me to a bazaar for unwanted dogs. Would I come and bring something to be auc- tioned off, and call friends of mine to attend u well? I did. A short time later I heard of a ken· nel where animals were so mistreated that juat thinking about it brought tears to my eyes. lbat night I went g n s out with the ABC news team to see for myself what wu goiog oo. We cut the wire fence to get to the animals. It was unbe- Hevablc what we found. Most of them were dead. The rest were starviog. They were actu- ally eating each other. Speak of man's inhumanity to man! Man's inhumanity to animals is worse because they are at our mercy. I won't forget that day aa long a.s I live. After that I could no longer stand by idly. I had to get involved. Incidentally, would you be- lieve that the woman who ran the kennel got off with just an admoniJbment and an order never to run another kennel? But I feel sure that someplace, under some other name, she's running another kennel. People like that should not be let off. They should be in jajl, Since that fateful day, ani- mals have played an increas- ingly important part in my life. As far as I'm concerned, the house I live in isn't my house, it's our house. My animals have the run of it. I've learned to furnish it in a nice bot practical way, to make it easier oo myself. My couches are slip-covered and tbe covers arc wash able. I have wood ftoon in the dining room, with area rugs. I'm going to take the rug out of my bedroom and put in a tile ftoor with throw rugs. They'll be washable too, so that's no big deal. I k:now peo- ple who won't allow their dogs in the house because they arc afraid they'll mess it up. So the animals are kept outside and have no feeling of being part of the family, of belonging. Others don't like their dogs in the yard because they dig boles, so they pen them off some- where. What's a hole? Jt can be filled in and the grass will grow back fast enough. I don't believe in sending dogs to school. either. First of aJI, dogs respond lo love. Sec- ondly, l don't believe in having them do tricks for the amuse- ment of their owners. People don't ask their children to do tricks before they are fed, so why ask that of their pets? ~I am always amazed that the wealthiest neighborhoods are the worst with animals. Beverly Hills--where I live-is a very good example. Would you be- lieve that Beverly Hills has oo animal shelters? U an animal gets picked up, it bas to be driveo miles away to a Jeffer- son Bo ulevard shelter-by which time it could be dead. My biggest peeve is with peo- ple who leave dogs in can. If the windows are down, the dogs might be stolen. If the windows are up, the dogs can suffocate, particularly in the summer heat, even if there is a crack left for air. If I see a car with a dog trapped like that, I break in and stay with the car until the people return. So far this hasn't gotten me into trouble. If they want to ta.kc me to court, let them try. They'll have their match! Another peeve is about gates that are left open because no- body cares enough to close them. The animals get out, get run over or run away. When I find a pet, I make a point of trying to gel it back to its owner. Many times I've walked around a neighborhood for hours, knocking on all the doors, asking if anyone owns the dog or cat or has seen it around before. If I can't find the owner, I'll scan the newspapers to see if "'I am alway• aurprlHd how many people think that pedlgr .... ,. the most dnlrable dogL When I am asked about It, 1 lnvartabfr anawer, 'Are rou • pedl- grM? Are •nr of m?' " anyone has advertised a Jost dog. If not, I advertise I've found one and board it at · the Holiday Shelter, with which Actors and Others for Animals has an arrangement. Here the animals are given medical at- tention, spayed or neutered. given their shots, and looked after until we find homes for them. We do not just hand them out indiscriminately. Any future owners arc investi- gated as carefully as if they were applying to join the civil service. I am always surprised how many people think that pedi- grees are the most desirable dogs. It's like having a certain car or living an a certain street. A status .symbol. When I am asked about it, 1 invariably an- swer, "Arc you a pedigree? Arc any of us? We're all mixed up, aren't we?" Also, people usu- ally don't want older dogs. They arc much harder to place. I think that's strange because they would be so perfect for couples who are of an age where they can't walk too much or too fast. Older dogs aren't boisterous and don't need as much exercise. It's nonsense to say they are too set in their ways. Contrary to people, do~ will adapt to humans at any age. Older dogs are ideal for older people. A lot of people are afraid it costs too much to keep an ani- mal because food is so expen- sive. But they don't just need canned food. I cook special thingt for my pets. Two of them are heart patients any- way, so they have to have a special diet. Too many people think aJI they have to do is dump a can of dog food in a bowl. I give mine scrambled eggs twice a week, low-fat cot- tage cheese every day, grated carrots, gTOUnd meat with soy- bean, brown rice, barley, a little fresh garlic, squash, whatever vegetables we have on hand, sesame~eed oil, wheat-germ oil and a bit of kibble. Animals have changed my li.fe in many ways. I was never terribly anxious to do films abroad. Now I'm even Je$s anx- ious! Even if a beautiful script were offered to me, I wouldn't want to leave my pets for that long a time. Even when I go away on brief trips, I never, never put them in a kennel to be looked after. Animals don't know you are coming back. They can die of grief because you've left them. They don't know your ' plans. I believe you should keep them in a place that has your scent, in their own sur- roundings. Today I'm chairman of the board of Actors and Others for Animals. Because people know me, I can be helpful with pub- licity and promotion and rais- ing money. We hold an animal bazaar once a year and we give benefit premieres. (Not long ago we sponsored the movie "Benji" in Los Angeles. All the proceeds went to our group.) It's nice to know that our - group is becoming known in- ternationally. We get donations from aJI over the world, aod presents. Not long ago some- one sent me a dachshund--one of those elongated ones made out of cloth. On one side of it was written: ''To the Dog- catcher of Beverly Hills." It was the greatest compliment rw l could have asked for. lillJI FAMILY WEEKLY, Auguet 10, 197& • I THE$50 LOOKll C-0-0-l SUMMfR DELIGHT! lt'J N.. and Olff.nntt It's Suy • " Shapely1 lull- ~ tott~ and -"' MACHINE· WASHABLE, NO- IRON, l'OL YISn• ICNIT ONE PIECE DROP-SEAT ... ~ , .... , .. , ... SAVI MOllt 2 for $33 l ... Yf '1.. PAIADI PASl•ONS, INC. Dept. rw-o 10 .... AID ~ I ... 1313 w. R~ St.~ Oiic:ago, •. 60IJl11 I ... ..,_,..,,,.~ s... .. ....,.(Qoa,--a..s--....c.i .... •1 ~~~?! I .... I .. I w'* I t. S.-. T-. MAM11 (Mof)'--------------ID JIM> C.O.D. I .. ,,,,, A.DOil: ______________ _ I C:::.,,..,...... ... on------------~ l.wwww-ww=wliiiwiiiwiiiwiiiiiiiiiiwiiiwiiiwiiiwiiiwiiiwiiiwli'lllnwiiiiiiill ( AMAZING $f.99 PRICE ---AUTO ·slDEVIEW MIRROR INCREASES SIDE VISION 300% ELIMINATES DANGEROUS BLIND SPOTS ONLVS1 99 S TANOAAO MIRROR SHAOCO ARCA IS All YOU CAN sec THRU YOUR SIOC VICW MIRROR Now see overtaking vehicles at a glance without loss of your regular sideview vision. Unique convex-design safety strip mirror gives you "extra eyes'', lets you see three times more than ever before with no "killer" blind spots. Vital for every driver! If you use expressways, pull trailers, chauf- feur the kids around, read that last sen-.pce again. Then order at once! C...t*irid~ Inc. 910S GrMnlend 91dc., Mleml, fll, S30!59 A great buy for the fashion.wise gal! These lovely pendants are designed to look just like expensive designer jew. elry. Wise Owl and Slow·but-Sure Turtle are crafted of filigreed antique-finish silvery metal. studded with lots of gor. geous mock turquoise stones! Each comes with a pretty 24 H matching chain. An outstanding value-order no.,v! FRUrT OF THE LOOM, Dept. te02 4500 N.W. 135Ch 5n.t. Mleml, Fla. U09 <Dl97S r:--~EY.aACK..OOARAHTEt COUflON---, I C...i.a.id~ Inc.. . I I 9603 Greenland Bkta .. AiMeml, fll. 33059 I 1 :::~ia::,.r =~~ :.!:~at:%,~~ 1 I for only $3.4!1, lftd we P•J llOIUC• l h1ndlln1 Of! 1. I I O Please send mt Clft Catalot #16445 fOf * I Enclosed Is cllecll or m.o. lor $ -(IU . l I I Fla. rasldenb. ptuse t6d 1P0!'09ri1te atlH t11J 1 I I ._ I Pluse Print Clt1rlJ I 1......, I J I Lc·~--------~---~---J r--IUIL llllCMlfY·UCl .. AllAWTH COU"°" TOUT--~ FRUIT OF THE LOOM, Dept. M02 ~I 4500 N.W. 135th Street, Mt.m i, Fie. 33059 ::1 Please rush me: '!:lit _Owl Pendant(•> #16474 O $3.99 each, I _Turtle Pendent(•) #16475 0 SJ.99 each. I (Please add 60¢ posta1e & handlinc ea. Item) I SAVE 99¢1 Order two for only $6.99 (plus 60¢ uc.h post•ae & handllna). I Enclosed is check or money order for S __ . (N.Y. & Fla. rnldenh add appr"09rl1te sales 1111.) I ~-I ,,., ... .,. 1tttnt t>IH.rt)'I I Addreft I Cjty Sbte llp I ___________________ J FANTASTIC JEWELRY VALUE! incredi~le \OYI pnce oS\lY S3?a~n Mag ruder Continu~d from paflt 5 was just preparing me for the hurd truth about parole. When a person enters prison, bis most important question is. "When am I going to get out?" Before I entered, I expected to qualify for release in ten months. I was braced for those ten months, and so was Gail. But parole isn't an automatic procedure, and a prisoner isn't automatically eligible for release when his minimum sentence has been served. Parole boards are au- tonomous, and they have their own ideas about how long a man should serve. They rarely grant parole when a prisoner first becomes eligible. ln a sense they try him all over again and impose their own concept of his debt to society. Bud, with his six-month sen- tence, didil't have to go to the parole board. But most prisoners experience the same disappointment 1 f cit. By the time I got back to my dorm I was very discouraged. On the out- side, months, even yea.rs, had passed quickly. But inside prison, time moves unbeli~vably slowly. A day is a very long time indeed; a week i.s forever. Bob, the Philadelphia doctor, bad the bunk across from mine and he came over to talk. Prison had been an even greater shock to him than to me -first, because be didn't expect to be convicted, and second, because be was locked up immediately after be was sentenced. At least Gail, our children and 1 bad some time to accept the idea, to strengthen ourselves for the separa- tion. Bob worried a lot about bis family, as most of the prisooen did if they had families. Many did not, at least not any more. As I learned later, that was one reason why Ben, the f el- low who showed me to my bunk, waa so sure his life was ruined. His wife bad mvorced him and taken custody of their two children-it was a familiar story in prison. When I thought about my f arnily that first night, I felt a growing guilt, not only for what I had done, but for its painful con.sequences for Gail and the children. It may seem absurd, but until then I didn't really understand how directly my family was affected by my actions. When that bit me, it hurt. At 10 p.m. another count was taken, and by t 0 : 30, lighta were out and I was in bed. I bad trouble getting to sleep. I wasn't used to sleeping in a room with so many people, and the noise level was high. There wu a TV room in the building and the late-show watchers were always walking in and out of the dorm. And with 40 to SO people in one room, there were about 25 conversations going at the same ' to • FAMILY WEEKLY, Auguet 10, 1117& time, including some angry arguments. And then tbere was the mumbling and restless tossing of those who, like me, were having trouble sleeping. Finally I fell asleep. Three or four times I woke up and thought for an in- stant I was home in bed. Theo I re- alized where J was and had a terrible feeling of letdown that was to be re- peated again and again. The oext morning I aaw Bud Krogh for a few minutes bctore he left. With Bud gone, the full impact of prison ~me down on me. A deep depression hit me so hard that even my physical movements became leaden. From what 1 was to observe, the other prisoners all felt the same way. And there is nothing in prison that can lilt that de- pression. It simply gets worse One man in the A and 0 dorm just sat in his chair, hour after hour, looking at noth- ing. Sometimes be read, sometimes he wrote, but only for a few minutes at a Ume. Then he'd go back to staring. I had read a theory, I don't remem- ber where, that most men can survive the corrosive effects of prison life for about six months. Alter that it's down- hill unless a man can find enough inner resources to sustain him. For most of my li!e, whenever l found myself in a situation that waso't favorable, I either got out or found something worth- while that would make the same situa- tion work. In prison that's impossible. Confinement makes you feel com- pletely helpless. You can't change your situation. nor are you likely to find anything positive in it. Whatever help a man gets has to come from inside himself. If I bad gone to prison 14 month.! earlier, I don't think I would have had the kind of inner strength I needed. During the time the Watergate story was coming out, I had been under such severe pressure that my family life had almost come apart without my realiz- ing it. Then came the relief of the pres- sure finally being over-and in the 14 months between my pleading guilty and my being sentenced to prison, I had bad time to rebuild my family relation- ships and my reservoir of strength for the ordeal ahead of me. Before tbose 14 months, my spiritual resources had been about an inch deep. Now they were much deeper. I used to think that when a person had strong faith. it kept him out of trouble. Now I knew better. God bad become very real to me, and because I knew more about Him, I undentood that He wasn't going to make my prob- lems go away. Nor was He going to spare me any new ones. I not only knew that I had to work out my own problems, but I tried to do what 1 could to help some of my fellow pris- onen with theirs. The diflerence was that I knew God would help me. If it isn't More, it's I~ than More. Because More is the first 120mm cigarette. h's More in every way except price. More has more style. h has more flavor. It has more. Over 50% more puffs than a tOOmm cigarette. Yet More doesn't cost more. And what's more, More comes in both regular and menthol. They're both long, Jean and burnished brown. Regulat More delivers rich tobacco flavor while ;I • More Menthol packs a cooling blast. Puff after puff after puff. You'll find that More and More Menthol smoke slower and draw easy for more enjoyment. They're more flavorful. Yet they're surprisingJy mild. More and More Menthol. They sit neat in your hand like they were made for it and fit your face like they found a home. Why settle for I~? • 1914-lt I •CYNOlOS IO&ACCO CO Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Thefirst120mm~ ' Filter. Menthol: 21 mg. "ta(.1.6 mg. nicotine-av. per cigarette by FTC method. • Solidly constructed, hand-finished and fully assembled! • really large sizes up to 8" high and 7" wide! • doors and drawers all open smoothly! • detailed with Colonial finials, wood-turned legs and other authentic features! / . large-much bigger tha.n we have room to show--(exact sizes listed under each illustra- tion). A{'I absolute joy for collectors and so solidly constructed, they are perfect for jewelry or desk caddies! Superb, of course, for a luxury doll house. MAY NEVER IE OFFERED AGAIN AT THESE SPECIAL LOW INTRODUCTORY PRICES BOUND TO SELL OUT FAST- AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT ,------MAil MONEY-a.\Ck GUA&ANTH COUPON TODAY·-----.., I I MADISON~ Dept 9629 I 4511 N.W. USth St., MIMM, Fa J3l5t I Rush the collector-furniture below at prices listed plus 7Sf posgge and handling for each piece: -#16366 Open Hutch •... 3.99 -#16367 Table .......... $2.99 ----*16368 Breakfront ..... $3.99 -"16369 Hlsh Boy .•.••• $4.99 ----*16370 Triple Dresser .. $3.99 -#16371 Silver Cabinet .. $1.99 O SAW $7.95 -All 6 (#1'372) few $1Ut plus $1.SO posgge and handling . (yous~ $4.95 on lumitu~ and $3.00 on postage -a total ol $7.9St) O '"'-send me Gift ~taloe #164-45 @ .50¢ Enclosed Is check or m.o. for>------. (N.Y. and Fla. residents, please add appropriate sales tax.) Orders over $5 may be charged t.o: 0 Master Ch•rge• 0 Bank Americard Acct. No Exp. Date __ •If uslns Molster Charse, also indicate the four numbers abov·e your name her"'------- R.H: 24-HOUI 7-0AY-A-WER SPHO rtt<>NE saVICl for our charse card customers, dial 800-327-8351 Florida customers, dial 800-432-7521 (for orderina only) CAll NOW These are incredible reproductions of authen- tic Early American furniture at truly incredible low prices! They are really beautifully made of black pine wapd and finished by hand with a glowing walnut wood finish. Careful attention has been paid to every detail- doors and drawers have been dovetailed to open smoothly just the way they do in your own fine furniture. Knobs are solid metal with an antiq.ue brass look. Every feature is authentic including dresser platforms, high legs, wood turnings, even finials. Each piece is fully assembled-these are not kits you must put together yourself. Sizes are really MADISON HOUSE City Stat,..,_ __ ZJ.,...p __ _ Dept. M29 ,...-N.W. 11s•1r111eet, ~.Florida, JJOS• L..--------------------------.J "'MilGDr' ii a super IOft aboc in manbmallow«>tt patent. Comfy c:uWooed imote.. l ~" bcela. Elu- ticir.ed 1lin1 straps for 1Uper-cure fit! White, bone, bl.act, navy, or red. Size.a 4 thru 12., N, M, W. $12.95 plua 9o, bdl1. Siza over 10. add s 1. Sofwear Sboea. Dept. F9<·12, 1711 Main. Houatoo, TX 77002. \\eekend Shopper 8)' L)'nn ... ,ad)ey PtlOVEN FUND llAJSICll..-lf your orpniutioo ii 1ootio1 for a fund. railer that will wort this fall, why noc try trees! Free color literature apelll out the deal completely. No obliption oi coune. Write for free detaita: Nunery Barn. BoI 712- FR-IS, McMinnville, TN 37110. GOOD8YE HAal Unwanted hair on arma, lep. face is un- •iahtlY and em- barruainal Per- '"" Tweet, an eaay do-it-your· aelf electroly1i1 device, safely and permaneotly re- mova unwanted hair, and doe.a it without puocturina the akin! With 144ay money t>.ck auarantee. $16.95. General Medical Co., Dept FW&ll, 5701 W. Adami Blvd., U. Anples, CA 90016. BEEL llAV'•A T APll protect bcela for Iona-" life uee oNI do it quietly! Of ltlJT1Dti tooati. plaatic ~ resilient rubber with noa..t.id. ooo- acratcb aa.fety UIW'U1Ce. State men'a, women'•, « children'•· 3 paira, S 1 plua "' toe bdla, Sat-Sty Company, Dept. 113, 160 Ambent St., But Oranae, NJ 07019. COLa.FlJL nuc ona -Your 12-<~re roll oi either •126 oe •110 PMtman Kodacolor Film will be developed for Ollly St.SO. All you have to do ii simply aeod tbia editorial •Jons with your ftlml An excelleot opportunity, th.la out- 1tandin1 offer enda in 90 daya. Skrudlaod Photo Service, Dept. l, 7000 Belmont Ave., Cbk:aao, IL 60634. MONIY-MilJNG opportunity - Now available from direct«llins jewelry oompany. Earn cub in your spare time without ioveltment. Complete display outfit, with full · color cataloa ol over 350 jewelry creation&, youn free, no oblipticm. Write Natiooal' Gem Co., Dept. RISI, 681 Hamilton St •• Somener, NJ 08873. GREAT Page Maani- fier enlarps print op to 10 timeat Makel amal1 print loot b-i-1! 7" x (0", it'• idea.I f« pbooe boob, newspapera, etc. $UO each; 6 foe $8; 12 for SIS. Curt.ii Co., Dept. FW8, t Pumpkin Hill, Westport, CT 06880. PLACE Hawaiian Happioaa Plant in water and it will besin to aeod out aboota which develop into ex- otic foliqe. Theo enjoy ib aatin p'eCll lea vea. Oowen and frqrance. Cao arow up to 6 to 10 fL I..ilK- ICellted center flown. 2 planta, $2 plus .SO, bdla. Gary Evan Hawaii Nunery, Dept. PW, 175 Fifth Ave., New Yort. NY 10010. Gi.DJtf. ~WEDDING HAMMOCK INCREDIBLY PRICED AT ONLY $6.99 SUPPLY IS LIMITED -ORDER NOWI AllAZIM VOTIW. KAillllll Riii• - catc:flH ltloae big ones In hlfd .• to-flsfl spots! Reel 1111 bflke & ftu lble .... ......_ tip. Huvy-cluty plutlc. 12\12" usembled. SPE· CIAL SALE PfllCE: only $2.99 u .I Ordef: #14445, Verticll Ashing Rod(s) @ $2.9!1 + 75C post & handl .... (ltY. & Fla. rts. ldd Nies tax.) Send dllClc or m.o. to: Greentand Sludloa, Inc:.. 9662 Gteenllnd Bldg., Miami, Fla. 33059. DRILL YOUR OWN WATERWELL Wltfl 11111 .... ,,i(M wtflt .,.. an *ill ,_. on --..ii It I CiMt ef •lloolt l 2' ,., fMtl Abe. ltll1 unit CH M .,. ........ hllrifflltally te .. II frM. ftowln1 ljlri11pi In lllllaldes. A llil. fad.fl..... Pteb .. efl4 24·'9('1 1i1ea11 "Hft To Drill Y-Owft Weter WeN" Is flllt Sl.00 P'f'O. (Re· hllld111M) "Wltllt TODAY" DUPROCK MFG. co. 700 lA""9tt• P'lrtry. Opellb , '11•· 36801 Now be • swinaer-enjoy • relHina. tranqullizina siesta In our aiant Mexic.n·mood weddin1 hammocl. Twist.a •nd br•ided by hand of brilli•nt multi-eolof"ed sisal. Adds color, excitement. extra seating and heav· enly comfort. Great conversation·piecel Limited sup- plies-order now! e 1911 -------.:Y~ ..aaMITU ~-----Ci .... , ... ..u 11m o.t. "°' 4500 11.W. llSill Sl, WMll, Fla. UM bdl ltlntMed(1) # 1CMl7 8~ tof \t.M 0 2 fol f12.H ,... ·~~t a "9..i1. ... ...._ Mt1C1 -Gitt c.u ... #1'445 ~ . ..._.. Is c · Of -.o. fOf ----(M.Y. & 1. res. ldd IH'OPf11l1 ulff tH). If Cllilrp llJ: t 0 Mett.r Clw1•• O a...UIMflurd Acct. Mo. Cwp. Date -- •11 11SH11 Mester Chlt11. also lftdk:at• tM flMlf _.,. *" )'OU!' -lllre ____ _ ... ______________ _ (Pie.He l'flnt Cl•rly) ...... _____________ _ L-~--------~-----'!_ ___ _ WHEN YOU ORDllt IY MAIL ,.OM FAMILY WEEKLY ••• PteaM allow up to four weetta fot dellv· «y on Items ordered from companies thllt advoert!M In Family Weekly. Some-times unintentional delayt occur. If tttey do, lust write: Lynn Headley, Family Weekly, 641 Lealncton Ave., N-York.. NY 10022. Wull Tlllt POWI lllld Ollla , .. Epl Be1ter than any eye drop, LA VOPTI K washes away itchy pollen. Labo,..toria can ClOWll the extra arains mno~ by LA VOPTIK Eye Wuh. Availab14&:t. au lead.ins drua counten ewrywben. A 1'911 Ifft~ tMt -.............. IOll, c.rel Ni .tr~ Ntalllell ~ ..,_ .,... ......, .. ,... ..... car... ......... Nr F.-... ,. e t1.11 ,._ 400 ,..i. a 11aM1. ""'cMcl ...... to~ ........ till "-llM ........... Fii. tlOH. ()l.T. A ftli. -· ---9LI Woman Can~t Sleep Tortured All Night _ wn.aa .a.e foUld thoee day W1le pill th•t helped Iler rd u1eep more a•tarally 8Dd w•ke up re&e.hed." She can't sleep ... it's one of those occ:alional nights when simple ner· vous tension lceeps her awake tolling and turning. Lack or aleep oftentimes cames irritability and that downright worn-out feelin&. Fortunately a little blue pill canea Compoz works to help you unwind the minor a.nd tem- porary up-tight feelings, so 1c>und blluful sleep may be yours. Thi.I modem relaxant tabiet contains no barbituntes IO it helps you sleep mo~ naturally. So don't auffer the agonlz.ing t.orture or another sleep- !ell night needlesaly. Get Compoz today. Follow directions carefully and tee if Compoz doesn't help you deep 10u.nd tonight or tomorrow nl8ht. Compoz is not intended for serious or chronic conditions that need a doctor's attention, but only when thole oCC&lional aleeple11 nighu occur. For a free trail package of Compoz send $.25 to cover postage and han· dling to Department FWA,Box 41, Un.ion, N.J. 07083. ,.. Helps Shrink Swelling Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues Due To Inflammation. Relieves Pain & Itch ... Gives prompt temporary relief in many cases from hemorrhoidal pain and burning itch in such tissues. There'• an ucluaive medication abowed while it gently reJC~ which actually helps abrink pain-auch _pain, it al80 helped reduce fw swelliq of hemorrhoiclal ti• awelling of theae U.Ua. aue1 cauaedby inftammation. And The medication used in the in many caw it sive9 prompt re-testa wu Pnparatin n-. No li~f for hours from rectal itching prescription ia needed for and pain in auch tlquea. Preparation B. In ointment or 1Mt.a by docton on patient& suppoaitory form. -s:i ,. Claude Vlgnec, physical training expert aaya: ti a ti • -~ .. • I> "O • .. Most men know they're not getting enough exercise to keep their bodies In good shape. A However, unless their careers de- pend on it (like professional ath- letes, actors, etc.), it's been my ex- perience that most men will not con- tinue with a regular training program long enough for it to do them much good unless the training Is fast, easy and shows results right away. Bullworker training gets a top score on all three counts: -it's fast: each exercise takes only 7 seconds and the complete workout can be done in about five minutes -it's easy: most men between 15 and 65 in good general health can run through the full program without getting tired -you see your Improvement right from the very first day on the built-In Powermeter. After about two or three weeks of regular training, most men can measure an extra inch or two of Fftness • 1smy business I RECOMMEND BULLWORKER BECAUSE IT'S FAST, IT'S EASY AND IT REALLY WORK SI muscle on the shoulders, the chest, the biceps-and an Inch or two less flab around the waistline. And that's just the beginning: there are speclaflzed exercises for build- ing-up or trimming down any part of your body you want to. What's more, since Bullworker training is progres- sive, you perform better each time. Yet the training always seems easy since with every workout y~ur strength increases by about 1%- that's an increase of up to 50% In just three months, and I've seen many men go on to double and even triple their strength. It's my opinion that Bullworker la the most advanced home trainer on the market today. I use It and recommend It to any man who wants to get back Into shape fast. For free details about Bullworker Fitness Training, recommended by fitness experts, champion athletes and nearly two million enthusiastic users the world around, mail coupon today. No obligation; no salesman will visit. BUUWORKER IE~ 201 Uncoln llhNI., Mldll111s. N.J. OIMI m r--------------------------------, s .. your strength ~-Ft-C>-\'i-1-,...-<a d•r by d•r on the built-In patented PC> WEA METER BULLWOAKER SERVICE, Dept...,,. 201 Uncoln Bl¥d., Mlddl11~ N..I ...... Please send me my FREE full color brochure about BULLWORKER 2wtthout Oblloation. No aaJesman will vialt. Name AA! ......... Street Apt. No. City State Zip -I CWillda: Home ct.llwry ~ JM!d. MIJf. tor FME boollklt. L--------------------------------~ I <9What m the \\Orldt I MAYOR RICHARD DALEY A polltlcal l*edox Whet'• 11.,r 0-., ,..,,, Ilk•? ''Li.Ice Chicago itself, the man who bas set the U.S. record for serving as a big city mayor is enigmatic. There are some who view Daley as a man whose blood Sows through artmie.s of refrig- erated granite. This would seem to be true if one considered only the mo- menta when be bas coldly spumed someone who bas displeased him or the times when be has petulantly turned icy and imperiow .... Non- resident writers have oot infrequently tried to run him down and exhibit their priu, but the chase leads over a sUp- pery landscape, and it is with an im- pudent Irish smile that Daley always seems to escape them. How could it be otherwise, when those of us who think we know him and understand the chronology of his rise to power are never quite certain what manner of man be is?" From .. Clout: Mayor Daley and His City," by Len O'Connor (Regnery, $10). HAROU HIROTA Kmnlkaze who llnd The etwne of hie IUfYIYel: In 1945, during the Battle of Okinawa, .. suicide pilot" Harou Hirota was on a collision course with an American destroyer- it was to have been his last mission. But death never came. "I remember hitting the water and going very far under. I mwt have been unconscious for some time," Hirota recalled for FAMJLY Wsui.Y. Hirota remembers that be recoiled in shame when be awoke aboard an American destroyer. '1 could not believe I bad survived. I 14 • FAfo'ILY WEEKLY, Augutll 10, 1975 had felt lucky to have been chosen as a Kamikue pilot, and at that moment I was just grateful that I bad no family aside from an uncle; I didn't have to share my shame." After his remarkable survival. Hirota, who spoke English, was put to work .,s a service boy in the ship's mess halt. "There I learned to 'bulk-oook' in the American style, and this knowledge bas been useful to me ever since," he said. Today Hirota is a chef in the Key Bridge Marriott Hotel in Washington, D.C. Sonny Bono on the fellur• of hie mmriege to ct.: ·show business was not the culprit. We had begun to live our lives on automatic pilot, and then the battery went dead. We couldn't seem to recharge our mar- riage; nor could we asJc the 'manufac- turer' to replace the defective parts ... Claiming. l'm now lo my 'romantic period,' .. the 40-year-old Bono says that he's enamored of a 21-year-old Indian model-actress named Susan a. 8-Coello Coelho. Susan exudes the same lcind of mystique that Cher held for him. "'I've never gone for classical loob in a woman. I prefer a haunting beauty, and Susan has it-as does Cher. M for my mow being canceled. it began half an hour after hour-long shows on the other two networks. That's the same as starting a raoe by giving everyone else in it a 30-minute head start and then expecting to catch up with them. pull ahead and win ... BIRTHDAYS (all Leo): Sundllr-Ed- die Fisher 47; Rhonda F1eming 52; Jimmy Dean 47. Mondey-Lloyd No- lan 78; Arlene Dahl 48; Mae Douglas 49. TU99Clay-Cantinftas 64. WednN ct.y-Alfred Hitchcoclc 76; Fidel Cas- tro 49. Thur8C18y-Janice Rule 43. Frt- ct.y-Princess Anne of England 25; John Mitchell 62. Saturct.y-~ge Meany 81; Robert Culp 44; Eydie Corme -«; Franlc Ci.fiord 45. .BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Frmk Gifford end Eydie Gonne .J _____ Qm_·vs_&_Q_uo_~ ___ _____,r ON TV GAME SHOWS TV ii full of games today, A fact that is lor certain. Conteltaob guess what'1 in the box Or what•• behind the curtain. Not games of dcil1 but luck they are, 1t•1 chance that brings 1ucceu. Take what you•ve got or try for more? All you can do ia guess. You may get cub, a boat, a car, May win a cruise to Bali, Or dream and scream and hope and pny- And then get zoobd, by golly! It seems there was an English avia- tor who made so many mercy flights that he was finally knighted by the Queen. Afterward, every time be 8ew over Bucldngham Palace be dipped his wings in salute. "Who is that?" the Queen was asked. She replied, ·That's the By-by-knight... -Dorothea Kent Dieting: When your stomach is tied up in nots. -Robert Qrben Two elderly women arrived at a baseball game just as the batter hit a home run. Twenty minutes later the batter got up to bat, and hit another home run. One of the women said to the other, "'Let's go. This is where we came in." -Conrad Fiorello Warning : The Surgeon General Hes Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Yow Helhh. THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids Me llte differently. Send contribu- tions to "Child," Family Weekly, 641 Lexington Ave., N.Y ~ N.Y. 10022. $10 If used-none teturMd. One day my four-year-old daughter was watching televi- sion when a commercial about alcoholism came on. 'The slogan was, "H you drin1c don't drive. U you drive don't drink.• "I know why," my daughter volunteered. i'ou might spill itl" -C. Moreno Awtin, T e%iU The fellow who rum the drive-in lalj6 he dldn' t Ila.ow any film at all the ~ mghl and apparently nobody noticed. -Franklin P. ]<>Ms By Fr8nk 8-glnskl LITTLE EMILY '°Ela1J lo Homewcwtt to Becld1-ltye. How'e IMt for a wlMlng COMbo?0 • • 1 --;o;;;,,-.; ;.-,,,-. 7;,w1;,;;;; ;--, It's wt1et they're...,.. 9t MUCH LESS .,, I ..... it.y' .. ~ Partly. milltaiy loot. with tanorect 4-pocbt Jactet. Partly • · YI I ' aWi look, with IOIDHhaped WIJlt • • \ 111uue tails. And par11y • mucu11ne You are expected I westem look, with coatnlt color I I 1t1tc1Una aftd matdllns diea 11acb. to wear a Le s•re S•lt I It 16 tM yovn,.r, l»tw looklnf ,,.. nr• ,,.,,,, worn by nw)( kind of men. from c.,,,,,.,. to t:Of'POl'lltlolt. co country club/ If vou ...., ....... vou ....... ....,.,dtiay..,you totta ....... U....Suitl WllJk Aatericaa factories aa1 topU.. CUtDOt mab noqh Lellun Suit•, I mad tll• European -=-:.-:.I NO'R08LEM I ATHABANO: '"•onty I 21•, I c 0 ·-.., (.) CD "' --~ Just look at all these buys by mail from 41 15 DRAKE BUILDING COLORAOO SPRINGS. CO 80940 1000 RETURN ADDRESS LABELS $1 Quick and easy way to put your name and re- turn address on letters, records, books, etc. Any name, address and zip code up to 4 lines beau- tifully printed in black on the finest white gum- med label paper available. 1 ~ .. long. Free de- corative box for purse or desk. S717 Set of 1,000 labels .. ·<· ........... $1 LOOK SUM AND TRIMI Have a pot belly? Put it in its place! Waist Belt slims you up the minute you put it on. Instant· grip Velcro ® closure makes it easy to put on, take off. 6" wide; adjusts from 28" to 50". Elastic with soft Helanca ®lining . Machine wash. Helps relieve back fatigue tool For men and women. N2044 Waist Belt ................... $3.98 BATHTUB SAFETY SEAT Bathe in safety and comfortf Sturdy tub seat is great for foot baths, shampoos, sit-down showers, bathing children. Sturdy grips help convalescents and elderly people get in and out of tub. White enameled metal; non-skid rubber feet. 11" x 16" x 20". Seat adjusts to three different levels. H489 B1thtub Seat ................. $12.99 PROTECT YOUR BANK ACCOUNT! Pocket-size check protector guards against pos· sible altering of your checks. Simply dial in amount you want, stamp check. Rollers are impregnated with a built-in ink supply, good for thousands of impressions. Dries instantly. Great for anyone who writes checks! Compact 3-inch plastic case. S5051 Protect-A-Check .............. $5.98 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY BACK -FAST SERVICE -CHARGE IT, USE YOUR •• A E CORDLESS UIHT ftXTURE is bettert operated. Gives you l~ht in 1ttics, 111der stair· cases, in closets, sheds, any area that his no e4eitric outlet milabte. Attaches easily to1ttyw1llorceilingwith saews. Operates on 2 'D' flashlight betttWies (not incl.I. Pull·d\lin makesiteasytotum'onandoff. SW x3" deep. H8114 Battery Ught Axture $2.98 r. FIRE LOGS FROM llEWSPAPERSI Save inoney, recycle old newspapetsl M1k-1· log •es I~ fir~ logs that cost you nothing! Tool lets you roll up neWs· papeB, lening1if ho4einC9ntec bindet stJ~ hold roll together. Enjoy a cozy fire 11 no cost. F172 Mek~e-l.og Kit w/12strips $1 .. 79 ~ F173 250 Extra Binders ..... $2.49 a> B TAKE llOOD PR£S$UR£ AT HOME with this professional kill Eny to use, alerts you when to c.11 the doctor. Kit ilcludes air~ -wr.., with Velcro• doswe, pump, puge, case, full instructions. Steth- oscope required for pressure readings. F4140 Blood Pressure Kit ... $19.95 F4141 Stetholcope ........ $ 4.95 r,.::,~ ...... .,... ,.,. 2 DROPS HOLD 2% TOllSI Mirecle SPK•eoe adhesive llllkes a chemi· <;II bond-repaif is as stroftg as origiull Re- pair metal. cttal9ics, flocw tiles. toys-any nof1110rous material. Sets in secooth; no mix· ing. no damping, no heat. Tube makes dozens of bonds. Use in home, shop. farm. H1153 Spece-Age Ac:thesJve .... $2 STRETCH llYLOI SEAT COVERS Fit standard and compact cars-cushions, seat becks, bucket seats. Stretchy, toam- becked nyfoll molds to all seats. Washable, stain resistant. Won't slip or wrinkle. .......... ,._....,.. H2209 Bl111 H2212 Blue H2210 Bled H2213 Bleck H2211 BllMll H22 I 4 BIOll'll ... Seit 1111111 Sellll H2216 81111 H2218 Bl111 H2218 Bled! H2219 Bledt H2217 llfNw H2220 Brown $5.50 ..... ..... ..... $6.&0 ... Rl.T£R THE AIR YOU BREATHE with ttiis comfortable 1 ~. usk.. Filters non- toxic dust, pollen, paint spray, other tir- llome irrtt.nts. PrHWIOM alf in cold weet~ er. Bfeethe and talk eaily. Fits 111 adults. A 111ust fof WOfbhop, farm, gerden. F2118 Aex-A-Ute Mau ...... $2.29 F2119 2 Replacement FHters .. 98~ 1t•1 F•Hat-&sy TO ORDER BY MAIL FROM WALTER DRAKE 4115 DRAKE BUILDING COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO 80940 IEW DRIVING COMFORT Comfort Back Cushion relieves long-driving beck strain.Fits any c.r seat to give you the low back s~rt that is vital to dtiving comfort. Contour-shaped for proper su~. Vinyl-covered foam rubbef cushion wont slip or slide. 12~" x 1 O" Jt 2". F2115 Comfort Beck Culhton $3.98 SEW HEAVY MAT£RW.S Professional type awl lets you sew leather. canvas. etc. with strong lock stitch. Fix shoes, tents, 1W11inp, .. holstlfy yowsetf, quic:*ly and econo111itllly. Save on repeir bills. Kit includes awl, 21189dtes, helvywaxed threed, illustrated instJuc:tions. H3087 leather Awt .......... $ 1.98 . Hl8ff.NWER Ct.EMllll TOOL This solid brass llOZZle gives you extra hy- *-"ic ,_. IO d .. petios. •MwlTs. .. sonry, ewn ..,uNrs wildows. 6'eet for washinv can, bom, etc .• too. Just twist from wide, heevy ~to powerful ICIUbbing jet. Rugged bell-belong .-iwel action. A4067 Adjust-A-Power Nozzle$2.98 an RID Of PESIY RIES Cleen, *1eu Ry Tlb lttrlCtl flies. other ....,.... ielects • tifft dim Oii COlltlCt. • _,.. -.. _.,...,.,..Just moisten 1nd place i.ft petio, poo4 ••. bems. st1bles. in house. Ceb luta 111 season. H4159 Ay Tab ............... 99~ 1Wo tor .............. S1 .S9 LETS YOUR PETS 80 IN AID OUT without ICl'I~ crying, disturbing youl Top hiftge swiftllS tit'* WIY. lhanttic later.. ts WOf\ •ally, rt U. dust .a drifts out. Easy to insttll lft MJ door. wtH or window. Cat & toy dog sin 1r x 5M"I ia rough poly· styfelte. s.atl dog 112" x 9~(") lfld large dog us· x 12W'J .... locbble steel. F4142 Cat Entry ............ $9.98 F4143 Smalt Doa Entry ..... $18.98 F4144 Big Dog Entry ....... $20.98 CUP llOSE I EAR HAIR SAFELYI Good lfUOlllino .S..ds thlt unsightly hair in nostrils end •rs be rlfltOWtd -end now you Clfl dip it out 11ftl\4 Why risk infection by phckillg, 01 by nicking with acistOfs 1 Tiny lllUlti-blede rotlfY ahelr is 11f1, gentle, eff1t· tiwe. Finest surgicll 1ttinl1ss stHI. F418 Kllpette .............. S1 .98 IO MORE RIP.fl.OPPY SHOES HNI 6ri,PP"• oentl= your heels so shoes don't shp Up Md ti you Wiik. Self· atidl Ito thl shot, not fOVl-iust pms into pla. Walk in comfort 191in. ~ • lolm n& ber. Fib 111 ledies' silts. F3172 H ... Grippen, pr ...... 11.00 3 pelr ..............• 12. 79 YACUIJM TAKES OUT IUCIOtEADS Don't squeeze end injure skin -ll'l ll1cutu re- mcwe bleckheadsgently.Just put the tip on tht bltckhead, 1Keu the little pun1C1-bltcld1etd ia gone! Gentte wcwm does the trick! This is tht genuine llecutex, not to bt confused with imittton. GuertntHd. F259 V.Cutex .............. 11.29 IMPROVE POSTURE llHTMTLYI ComfOltable elastic support gently holds shoulders becfc so you stend streightlf, loolc slimmer. Undetectable undtf dothes. Order mtn's chest, women's over-bust sizt. F5097 Support, 32~4" ...... $3.99 F5098 Support. 3&-38" ...... $3.99 • F5099 Support, 40-42" ...... $3.99 CUSTOMER COllMEm: wEnryt ..... arm..t .. eoo4 coe- dldom, a alwaya. • M"-J.H., N. Y. S-T-1-£-T-C-K lflTO SHAPE Git a hetlthful, invigoreting workout in tht COfllort and llriYKl of your own home. lnstruc· tionsshowyou how to tone up stomech, beck. legs, thighs, bust. It's qutck, ~· effective -takes only minuta 1 deyl 18 Mtal btr with vinyl grips, strong el11tic cord. F2117 Sh8pely-S. Exerd.er i3.98 TOEflAIL SCISSORS These SUJgic.l·type scissors feature short, t~td blades especi1lly designed for toenail clipping. The Iona shank giws atre lawerage tnd m.neuwrabaity. Tht sherp steel edges are designed for cutting tough, thick toenails ..sity end quickly! 4 inches long. F4091 Toenatl Sclaaors ...... $2.98 HELP STOP TOOTH DECAY Plaque is said to bt a major c:.usa of tooth decay. Deily flossing with floss·A-M1tic helps jlftwnt pllCIUI build up. Easy to USt, f'9IChts tvtn back tMth easily. Repl1C81bft spool in handle holds 8 mos. supply of unwtxed floss. F1164 Rou--A-Matk: ........ $2.49 F1185 Floaa Reftl hck ........ 59~ SELF-STICK BOLD FOIL WEU Smart gold foil labels stick to any cl11n, dry surf act-greet "!'rto personalizund identify books, cameres, bf1efcases, recOfds, etc. Stick to metel, leethtf, pl11tic, paint. gl1Ss. Clauic border, hendsome black ,rinting. 1" x 1 W. Ufto 4 lines, 27 letters end spaces per line. P4010 250 Gold Folll•bela .. $1 .98 SATIN PIUOW SAVES HAIR-OO'S Satin Pillow keeps your htir ufon fresh while you sJeep in comfort ell night. Contoind to fit Just right, ketc>s your htir in piece. 100% stn6- dtd latex foam rubber, non .. llqenic fill. Gold satin cover zips off for wtshing. Perfect for re- laxing CK reeding, too. A beeuty .. id mustt F2084 S.Un Piiiow .......... S2.99 HER IAME lfl LUSTROUS BOLD ~nyname, no matter how long or how unusual, can be hend•l'0U9ht into 1 lowefy pin thet;a right tor any occasion. Skilled craftsmen spell her name in 1 H gold-tilled jeweler's wire. Wear on dress, coat or scarf. Safety-latch back. Allow 2-4 -weeks for delivery. 09028 Pers. Name Pin ...... , '3.99 -.llltSMS~VEWI Hindsiotrt niirror lftl you see sides, beck end top of heed ... ily. Hands ll't free to work on hair. put on 1111keup, etc. Ext•ds 38", adjusts to any positioft. Folds ftat when not in use. 6W diameter. Regular mirror on one sidt, flips ovw fOf NQnified view. Greet fOf shtvitMa. toOI N2<M3 Hindsight Mirror ...... $5.99 -~~ SLEEP BffiER AT NIGHTI For more COfllfOlteblt sleep, get gentle et.- tion from yow lowet back to top of yow had withthisfoemsJentrtcliner.AndfortwnMOff releution, tll tht vibrator model with its !f9ft· tie, soothing massege tction. Heettd rtchner eases becbches, soothes 1ches of arthritis. 31wrheatcontrol.ZipperedcottDllCMfcomt1 off for easy washing. 24" x 2r x 8W. F2023 Foam Slant Recliner •12.95 F7142 Vilntlng Recliner ... $19.99 F7225 Heated Slant Recllner$19.99 c £. ~~~~-:.,'' MAGllFYIM8 CUP-01 GLASSES Added megniticltion for ptescription gluses. Perfect fof readiftg ll'Ull print, oombers, pro- duct warnings, etc. 3X 1ft1911ificalion. Ends constMt focusing, leaves hands fr•. Great for threading needles, remov~ splinters. Fit over lllOSt gfmes. Not sold m l .Y. 51088 Magnifying Qlp.()na .. M .98 .. LIFETIME ADDRESS IOOI Alnys up to dlte, etweys et,habeticll. To meke •change, just replace 1 loose-l11f cardl Ends IHSSY crou-oots -book is 1lwlys natl Lut:her~ilt1CMf,1lphlbeticll dividefs.. Desk size S'xJ l.f',pocbt size 3'"~". Refills Mil 55056 Podlet Size. 150 cards .. $1.99 ~ 55058 Desk Size, 100tll'ds ... $3.98 YOUR OWll POCKET PRINTER $1 Print your neme end 1ddress Of eny 3 lines lmex. 25 lettets l spaces per lilelon stltioft. lfY, boob, etc. OozMs of uses ewery dlyt Print- er comes in compect setf.inking cne tor pocket or pwse-llways hMdy when you need it! P4009 Pocket Printer ........... $1 Any 2 ..... $1.79 Any 3 ..... $2.50 KIDS LOVE IWllC PICTURES Just ICritlllte ... the ...... with ....... ~ary ~I. end like 1119ic, pictura appel(1 People, hllny •i!Uls, slDIYbook sceMS- you ltftW U.. whet wifl sttow up MJtl 36 pep ped of 5"1r slleets. Pwfea tof r1iny deys, I MUSt tof long trips. T7031 ab;lc Scrlbblef ....... $1.00 HIS a HERS TOWEU FOR IUDS The kids will ICM tbele towels-their OWll na11111 •e e.tiroi4er9d Ml IUck on the brigtlt i.11.-or an......_ Big, fhtffy40"l20" towels Md! 12"112" .... dotla. .,.... print 11Me1 wemecl. P9035 Circus Towel Set ...... $3.49 Pe031 B•l•ril• Towet Set ... $3.49 SELNTICI METALIZED LABEU fof permenent identificetion tor fishing rods, golf clubs, skis, tools. ceuettes. luggage, oV8flhoes, etc. Silver Mtllized myler llbels stidl tight It I touch. lune C8f1't be crossed out or dllhged. Fleiible. ~.-1 ~r. 3 lines, 33 letters eech. P8041 100 Mylar Labels ..... $2.98 tra Fm Fat-&sy TO ORDER BY MAIL FROM WALTER DRAKE 4116 DRAKE BUILDING COLORADO SPRINGS COlORAOO 80840 12 PERSOllAI IZED PaCU IM """' fitst ........... lleeulffully illprintecl Ml gold lllttll'I OI ltigll .. lity V.. ,_Qls. Gf'tlt torldleol ............... Clli~ .. low·-....... e ,....lad with their .......... n... .. tun size ..... cila,lo.21eed.R.._......_ 8854 Set of 12 Pendfl ........ '" LHIM SOCIAL SEClllJY IUTE Your n1111e llld Socill Security number pertM· nently engrevecl on riclHooking solid bms plate. Ytrtuelly ittdestructible; ta1t't Wiit' M t•r like pep11 CMds. Gives you positive lit• time identification. Specify ume ead Sotilt Sec. no.; limit 24 ltttm end speca per line. P4004 Social Security Plate .... $1 Rmm AlllEls TM Rll PU S1 • need 10 wmry .... ~ .. .,.nillt lostl Thia lileti111 rttuni tddren teg "'°'" the pets..-.plusyoul'....,lddt'ess= Ullber-s--tly ..,evec1 ia ished ......... steel. ~e with Mtll lloot. Elly to put °" coll•. P«>OI Pet l.D. Teg ............ $1 LET ME CHECI MY CALEIDAR And it11 be 111Y ID dleck, ....... it's right in yow pocket or~· l'wo-yeet MlllO calender is just 3Wd1'", yet there's ~NI eldl dew bl jot down ...,ailtments, birthdeys, etc. Slldt vinyt cower. person1· I ind in gold. Priat 1111118 Wllltecl. P8054 Planning Calendar .... $1 .25 THATS MY IA81 Red, white end blue strlf helps yow b9g st•d out In 1 aawd; ¥OUI' initt.ls Oft the polci.,t1tecl tag will prove it. s,.d ,... tilM •-=:er• crvwdl. TOUlh eleltlc _. bi, suitcne doled if latdl slips. Se1 of sim. Print 2 or 3 lnitilts nnted. P2011 3 Sultca• Suapendera$4.99 ..... _.~ .. r-· ... -..._ 11 >'lg ...... '-~· ~ . -' _,, . ... ., ~ , ~ .. " . "·· .. :;~, .. \(.. ·-··'. .. . ~ 8101' PHOTO CAlEllDAR Yow fevorill photo is the pkturt OA this cal· 1ft4111SllldMYb/worc:ob priftt or siide (no MIP{Ms).W....t ... itifttH 10"'114"b/W phoCo lllOlllted oa 1 1r12T ceMftdlr. You'll look er•t "-lillll ift his den or otticel Print name, edclfess• beck of orig. for ute rttum. P8050 Photo Calendar ....... '3.91 IT.SA .. CLOSET STIETCHER .. I Hint ~ pairs of stacb Ill the S'*9 of I t"'91e peifl .... _.. .... crowded closets IS dothnstayneeter. Rods swing out for •• , ICCftS, lock doted. Ribbed rub- ber t\8fta on roda pr.-.ts atippiltg. cnuing, wriflkliftQ. Stur· dily _. of lnU1111ted. llCQUlfld l'llltel for long use. 18"xUI". H5051 Swing-Away St.ck RRk$8.98 KEEP YOUR MmlEY SAFE in the zippered money pocket inside this hend- SOflle top-gr1in cowhide belt. 1 W wide, 2 or 3 initials on silwwy buckle. Black. Looks like stylish dress belt. Sim: 28. -32"; 32"-38"; 38" ""40"; 40·-44". Specify size ind initiels. P7132 Pers. Money Belt ..... $2.98 DRYER U'S OITO S11JMR Hf.AD ao ,.,.. drip-drys and wntHl .... rs drip iflto the tub. 0ne1)itc1 st-' rod slips ower sflow. er pipe-no toolsor daMps. Holds 11 heftgm. Yenykoetlcl, won't rwt or sctatch. Flips out of thl wey at ahowtf ti•. Tuck into suit· CISI for llSY drying on trips. H3242 Shower Dryer ........ $2.• MAGIC l•SOLES FOR CUSTOM m The Setfet's in the lll9ic •iddle layer of dis cushion iDlole-it llOlds to fit yow foot fol ., ... , C01111ortl Cuahiony bot1Dllt layer .... .-step; special tDp layer stays cool IAd dry. Giwe yow f•t e lnlkJ Order br shoe lizl: s..111-: 8-7~ ..... ; >8): .... .i-;s.10~ ...... e~111.Llf'tettt-12). F11M Meglc In.,._, Sm ..... $1.99 F1117 Meglc IMOles. Med. ... 11.99 F1118 Meglc IMOies. Lge, .... $1.19 BATHTUB SAFm RAIL Most hotM eccidents occur in the bethl Reduce dlnger of stips and fills with this stwdy c"'°"'91111tld steel rail. 4 nvton sleew-tips fin1ly grip side of llOSt tubs. Provide security for children, the elder1y -1 must for showtf· taken. 13" long, about 8" high. H2190 Bathtub Setety Rell .. $8.98 -- RRE ESCAPE LADDER lets Y'M' out in sec· oncbl 14~ft. led- def' is 11tde of tough ~IYlllOPYtene rope 138001~: streftgthl witfl stwdy ah•i· nwn nlllS· Hooks over window sill, drops down aide of houle.HMp ... y tro.Wlll-~ ult Ritht sill tlN 211Dfy -9'11it· --• level houses. Hl188 Udder, 14~ ft. ...... 119.19 Ow.--TM-Door SHOE RACK Holds 18 pairs of ahoes n•tfy and ceitVlftiently. Ends closet ftoor clutter. 8 hers hold shoes, Of' fold down IS shelves for purses, other accessories. Won't hinder door closing. Can 1lso be Wlll-ftlOUnted. Strong steel; 72" x 22W x SW. H5205 Shoe A.c* ......... $12.98 ~ •• '-'' .. -~l ~ ~: .... ,~>~ .. J;,i . . , ; ·-... 11 . . •· ~ :_· ~ •. ,, f. I ,. ~, ~ ¥ 'I ,• -··~. '.·,'-·".-. ~·.··· .. ~-~· ·~· ' ~ ... .;. . ~· .. '·q_~ . ..... ~:·~;.a_~ ·-: .. ~ ~~ ·. . J ~'."':· r. . ,"'. ~-;,. ' ·-· ~ ~ .. ~-~ ..... ~ ' l•STANT HARl•G SPACE Ovef·Thl·Door Hook R.ck gives you 1xtr1 hangiftQ spece iMtantly. lo instaUation; sim- ply slip rack ower the top of eny inside door. Gre1t for co.ts, hits, robes, etc. Ideal for ex· tra space in bethrooln, bedrooms, closet doors. etc.Alkteet.ctwomefinish. 12" long..§ hooks. H307 Hook RKk ........... $1.59 AIR COllDITIOllER COVER PYotlcb your wl•lll• air condition• egeinst storms, dust. etc. duing the winter lllOflths. Snut-fittinu CMf keeps out ctr.tts,aid dirt enMllld ..... Heewy-puge ... viftyl COftr SUyl plillbll It lowest telaperltures. Adjusts to fit aH sizes end models. H967 Air Conditioner Cover .. $3.98 RE•EW OUTDOOR FUR•fTURE Repf ece wor1HMlt wellbing Of tom cloth °" your outdoof tumitur1. It's IS eay a lecine your sboel Si..,iy lece the extr ... lllatic clod! ifl place. •lc>Stretch" !King (incl.I hes tough flberglas center. Chair kit (seat end beck) fits wood llld met.I lawn end YKJit cheirs. Chaise kit fits all wood end •lll folding or cont.ow styles. Rustpflof .,..ets. Wife de. or spray with hose. QIAll llT .. "''* ................. $3.49 1111 lgrw l wlllttt.115121...,.._i 1113 lr•O wtWtet CHAISE Ill ..-11¥ c:11or .--••••••••••• $5." 11114 lgrw l wtml. -l...itic:llofl, 11111 Ired l whitel E ' .,, .... ~ 0 ;; " OI " < >" ..J lC w UI ~ > ..J i < ~ F BAKE POTATOES ON STOVE TOP T 1ter Bek• is 1 stove-top oven thlt does 111 sons of smell biking jobs. Great for potetoes, bfown .. ncklm rolls. custtrds, 1pples.. Fine crispef end bun warmer. SlftS fuel, keeps kit· chen cool•. uses onty 1bout ~o the heet of en oven. CL-rome finish. Recipes included. K8058 Tater Baker .......... '7.99 PASTRY TARTMASTER cuts. crimps end seals in one spring action movement! Simply plact food filling betwe8n two pieces of doarA press down on knob; your ~ies ere perfectly suled. Forms lerge 3 or 4" rounds, ovals Of crescents. Recipes included. K6044 Tartmnter, 3" ........ S1.99 K1187 Tartmester, 4" ........ •2.79 BUSIEST TOOi. IM THE lnCHEMI Selftllen 8'1.Rimm hnlel fills fruit · • f\mels oil, peint. ttc. Slit! in 1111Cill f.:s to strtin grease, seperete eggs, .... fruit, fihw jUica. S•ll f\mel fills ult shlik•s. S1Uller bottles. 6"x3 ... Get 11n1 for kitchen, one fof shop. K3071 Buay Liz Funnet ...... S1 .99 CRYSTAL CLEAR CUTnMl IOARD Whet 1 lf'lf ldMI It's 1 perfect cutting SW· fece -won'tharmknim-can'tsoekupodofs or juices-end it ltt.s your pretty c:ountertop or tebledothshowthrough11..ookslikepl1tegless butisectuallytuughlCtYlicplastic. bishwasb- er sefe, heet resistant &ood hot peel. 9 .. x 11 ". K5082 ~Cutting Boent f2.98 FLORAL NEEDLEPOINT COVERS Reptece worn, shabby aMWs on chairs, foot- stools, etc. and i.. the beauty of reel need!• pointwithouttheWOf'k end trouble of doing it yourself. loo1HW0¥1n floret print with your choice of blldl, green or beige blckgro111d. F08111 badling, easy to 1ttech. 20" squere, fits mostsim. Ft071 Black Cover ......... s 5.29 Fe072 Green Cover ...•.... S 5.29 Ft073 Beige Cover ...•.... ' 5.29 4 tor ............... $18.98 BAKED-Oft GREASE WASHES OFFI Frypen-kleen worb wonders on dirty, black· crusted pot and pen bottoms. Euiest wey to clean electric skillets, waffle irons, ovens, prills. Safe on eluminum, chrome, pofcetein, iron. Just SPf•Y on, let it worlt, buff with 1 scouring ped. So easy! K920Frypan-Kleen13-oz cenl . S1 .79 .. It's F1Halt-Easy TO ORDER BY MAIL FROM WALTER DRAKE 4115 DRAKE BUILDING COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO 80940 bRIWS llJ-EIB) FEB& lo more drippy tubes to waste nectar ... no more steined porchdecks.Bigon• QUlf1 bottle gim lonalf lasting fNst for birds, less work for you. Six dripless red plutic flowlfs lura hummingbirds to the fttdef. Just filwith sugar Mt If, hang near 1 window end•tchthsnr.cl A2072 Hummingbird Feeder. M.59 WHISKI DISHES ARE ClEAll Fill handle with Ii~ detergent, 1110isten sponge end wash dishes 111dtr the tap. You don't need a dishpan. 8" Iona. reaches into tell glasses, cofftepots, etc. 61'911 for CCMllt- tlftops, shelves, fancy lllOUldings, too. Gets into those tricky COfnlfS. K5103 Self~Soepmg Scrubber•1.00 ELECTRIC FREEZER DEFROSTER ends chipping, chaftP!ng, IMSIY PlflS of hot water. Just plug 1t in, set in the freezer. Rldient heat loosens ice, melts frost-fast! Safe, .. sy to use. S.ftty neoprtM insulettd. 7"x4 "; 53" conl. Use it often -clun fretzlrs work bttt•, MV8 tfectricity. lJl listed. K5131 Freezer Defroster ..... M .99 ..._.HUT, Mt CllU.A,_ Meoneticheet deftectar...ctshlet where you want it ... lllking f10011 end room warmer1 Ends wasted heet beiRg blown up behind drlpn, etc. Clelf """" deftector 11 held in place by 2 side ftllllN'ts: actiusts from 1 O" to 14"wide. Eny to fnst11l. For fofced eir only. H8118 Tn1nsparent Deflector f1.98 MME TU SAOUT LOOI( LIKE .wt Melte yoi.w btttnom look new egeinl No more tedious saabbiftg with brush & llteadl. Just fill roll-on epplicetor with White Line re- storer, outline tiles. Job is done in minutes- grout looks fresh MCI clean egainl Kit does 2 ng. btthroollls. Instructions included. H3227 Whtie Tiie Liner Kit . . $3.95 STOPS ODORS 24 HOURS A DAY Destroy odors electricellyl Just drop llllOll· ·scented tablet into 111it and plug illto •Y wall outlet. Uses only4 watts. Ptrlect fol' kitchens, beths, smoky rooms. It's the safe, •sy wey to keep your home fresh1"'811ing. Unit dou- bles es night light. 8 tablets included. H4119 Odor S.n ............ $3.95 ERASE AWAY TOILET STAINS EliTllinete ugly, emblrressing toit.t steins with Ring Eraser. Siftlply rub around bowl like en eraser -stlifts lfe gone! Scaecill formula cleans thoroughly, •sily. Won't scratch. Ends herd scrubbing •ith .. harsh 1br11ive cleaners. 8" long wittl~e. H1280 Ring Eraser .........• f2.99 WEU PRINT WHAT YOU WUT on this cotton•crylic blend sweetshlrt. Great for teams. clubs, or just people with some- thing to sey. Up to 30 letters in bold white on front. Add $2 for same wording on btclt. Mechine wash. 2-4 weeks deliV8fJ. Navy Blue (adult alzes) ...... '8.95 06027 ISmell) 06028 IMedium) 08029 llergel 08030 {x.t.sgel Powder Blue Cedutt saesJ .... H .95 06031 ISmalll 08032 {Medium) 06033 llarge 08034 IY..targel SHOE STRETCHEllendstights"°'aches and p1ins, uses pressure on coma end lot· ions! Moisten shoe from inside, insert and ad. just wooden stretcher.leave O¥Wnighl Attach- ments (incl.I widen lf91S where corns, bun· ions rub. Order wom's: F20801>7~). F2081 18-111;men's:f2082 17·1~.F2083 {10~131. Stretcher If its right &left shoel ... $5.49 GET DAY AllD NIGHT PROTECTIOll from thr11tening dogs, molesters, robben with electric-shock w1lking stick. Push but· ton, touch 1sseil1nt errywhere -he is stunned but not injured. Rubber grip, rawhide thong. Legel. "C" batteries not included. F4133 Shock Rod, 12" ....... $8.99 F4134 Shock Rod, 22" ....... $9.99 . · END RUN-DOWN HEELS Noiseleu, non-metallic heel teps keep shoe heels look~ new fOf IMll'lths-save on ex· pensive retJelfS. Attech eesily to most men's, women's, children's shoes. Set incl. 8 taps and supply of ticks. Won't merk floors. F8143 Heel Teps, set of 8 .... $1.00 lWo seta ............. $1 .79 -RECHARGE OLD IAmRtES 1' Rechlrge your fteshlight and transistor bit· t•ies for Ins thin a penny eachl freshen then! up. give them new lifet completely safet Plug into 111yw1ll outlet. Rechlrge 1 to 4 bet· tMies at 1 time IC. 0, penl.itht and kit tr•~ sistor types). P1ys for itself f1stl •. H5060 Battery Charger ...... $6.98 PORTABLE 8ARABE FOR BICYCLE Positive protection against rain, snow, dirt, rustl Heavy-duty vinyl "envelope" slips easily OV8f' any bicycle. Pedal slots and 2 power megnets hold it in piece. 84".11 38", fits any bike, many motor bikes, too. Easy to roll up and take along. H3234 Blcyde Gerage ...... $1 .9S G .... .... .,. - ~' I! ·-· ,8-.,·v~.--~~-~ ... ··~ ......... • I "'=---........ 75 Bill PAYING ENVELOPES $1 INVISIBLE REPAIR TAPE mends vinyl FOUR-POWER PAGE MAGNIFIER Whyscrambleforanvelopesatbillpayingtime, febfics in minutes! Stops rips and tears from Mepity 1wholepage11 once with this 1" x or break up good stationery sets? Send your SPJeading. Self-stick ... easy to apply. Not el· 10 magnifier. Now it's a deluxe 4X-brings checks, orders. etc. in these crisp. white SW fected by hot or cold water, greue. oil or PJint up to 4 times its sizel You don't lose your envelopes designed just for this iobl Return in steam. Stands temperatures -80°to +400° place because you see the full page. Wafer· upper left corner shows your name, address Mend raincoats, books. plastic windows, etc. thin, so it can be kept in a book. Mede of end zip code in rich black print. Paek of 75. Get invisible repairs. Roll 2" x 25 feet. plastic. with imitation leather frame. P3003 75 Envelopes ........... $1 H1156 lnvlslble Repair Tepe .. $1 .59 S6066 FuU-Page Magnifier ... $1.98 --------------------, I Wultc!r Orel~~(~ MAIL ORDER FORM I I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 4115 Drlke Btlildlllg, Colarldo Sprlaas, Calo. &OMO I OR YOUR MONEY BACK NAME I ~:!.8 .. ~.!'~. •11--1 ADDRESS I CITY & STATE IP Total I ow Many? Namt olltem. Sizeend Coto1 Pritehch 1te111 llo. -..."-.-k~.o-.~~o-a_"°_"'--.,.,.M1-s~t11'C~~-,o-e-ca-~.,.--~~~~-i-~~~+-~~1--~~~~~~~~~~+-~~+-~~-I -~~~~~·-------~~-----I llllfttioft dalt on "°"' tharge card. Mo _JYr __ I • "' jlAlllTltlORIZUI Sl&OTURE lneeded lor charge orders onlyj ! --~~-t-~~-+~~~~~~~~~~-+~~-+~~~, .,: ~,lllb-:-Tr.."'='~~~~~~~~~~~~1~~~-r-~~;--~~~~~~~~~~-t-~~-t-~~~, ~ Colot~=f.~~edd POSTAGE AND HANDLING I ~ D ca.It ..... , I .... • .... .... TOTAL EllCLOSED (dledl, -J ....... a. bdmil 1-.... I II llllMY.,., or cUrfed) ... ... ............ .. ---------------- ELECTRIC CALLUS ERASER Erases ugly calluses, coois. dead skin-luYM feet smooth as silk from heel to too. Light- weight. es eesy to use es an electric shiver. Safe. 9entle vibrating 1ctiott smooths rough, scratchy skin thlt looks so unpleasant and snags nylons. Tough white plastic; 6!.i ft. cord. N894 Electric Callus Eraser M.98 REST AS YOU PEDAi. IOB AWAYI Sewrel miootes of pec»ling each city will help firm up your leg end thigh musdes ... your t~ my tool And now you don't hive to go eny fur· ther thin your favorite chair. The edjust1ble pedal regul1t0f lets you choose from easy to mC>funergetic pedaling. 11" H, tubular steel. F1108 Pedal Exercfaer ...... $5.98 250 SELF.STICK RETURN ADDRESS LABELS $1 Raised-letter labels a<e the smart way to per· sonelize letters. books, etc. Any name, 1ddreu end zip code up to 4 lines beautifully printed in bleck on the finest white self-ittck label paper available. 1 *" long. Free handy box. P2007 250 Seti-Stick Labels .... $1 ' STYLE HAIR IN MINUTESI Electra Curl ends tiresome setting. hours under the ckyer. In minutes. you can hive hairstyles thlt softly curl ... swing straight ... do whet· ever you choose. Controlled heat is safe for any texture heir -even bleached. 3 curler attachments in assorted sizes included. N4053 Electra Curl .......... $4.99 ~-FT. 1 3-FT, POSTER Send rn any picture. document. c8ftific.ate, marriage license, black end white or color snapshot (no negitives) ... or a 35rnm color slide ... 1ndhaveitenl1rgedintoagient 2·ft . x 3-ft. black and white wall poster. Comes rolled in 1 mailing tube to prevent creasing. Please printyoor n1meend1ddresson beck of original for safe return. P5009 Giant Photo .......... S3.98 Any 2 .... $7 .25 Any 3 .... $9.95 PEA FINAL SPORTS featuritt~ 'tJGood of Charlie roau ~~ ~ :i°cl/t/i'-'_, SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 1975 I LOCAL WANT ADS EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COAST· LIOU k'NOW WHAT I DON 1T UNDERSTAND, Cl4UCK ? I DON'T UNDERSTAND LOVE NEWS EX.PLAlN LOVE llOU CAN 'f I CAN RECOMMEND A T~~ CHUCK! WEL L, SA'( I HAPPEN TO ME, CHUCK EXPLAIN LOVE ... Tm Reg.US. Pa t. Off.-All rights reserved C1975 by United Feature Syndicate. Inc. 600K, OR A PA INTlNG, OR T~L( ro TO SEE THIS CUTE A SONG, OR A POEM ,6UT EXPLA IN l!TTLE GtlZL WALK I CAN 'T EXPLAIN LOVf LOVE... 6'11, AND I·.· - EXPLAlN THAT, CHUCK!! WELL , MA4'BE t{OU'RE RIGHT ... LET 'S JU5T SA'<, THEN, THAT :E DIDN'T SA'( A 6REAl 816 NOSE, CHUCK! I rtAPPEN TO SEE THIS GlRL WA LK BLf Wl-10 HAS A GREAT 816 NOSE, AND .. $- ·'J· t{OU NOT ONL'{ CAN'T EXPLAIN LOVE ... ACT UALLL( l.{OU CAN 'T EVEN TALI~ ABOUT IT ... NANCY By Ernie Bushmilf er ,, ) -r I I ' I . l _ __.. ._I __ I I _J_ I . I CAN'T BELIEVE IT WEI GHT AND FORTUNE 1¢ ~0 I I l I I I I I 7 I I I I I I I I J I= I I YOU ARE GOING TO TAKE A TRIP BY AIR IMAGINE M E TAKING A TRIP B Y A IR • Tm Reci US Pat.0 1 .-AllrlQhfl••Hrnd C> 1975 by Unll•d l'M tur. Sy!1Clicat•. Inc • 01-1> l'ELIABLE TO PLAY "GEY7E~ CHICKEN " YOIA '7 1MPL..Y '7EE HOW LONG YOLA CAN 71AN0 ove~ THE GE Y~e~ HOLE" WITHOl.Ai CHICKENING O!AT! ·A Oa~ To 9emember" DID T.T. SAY ANY -NO, HE BUT HE DID SAY HE WAS PICKING ME UP HIMSELF AT 6"45 AND HE WANTED~ TO BRING MY MOST EXOTIC THING ABOUT YOUR DION T ! DOING YOUR COMMAND PERFORMANCE TONIGHT, DON~A? COSTUME ! POOMf POOMP POOMP .... v1s1r A 0 GE-Y~e-12- fo ",A 'I .'.' "' . I ~ .. ,. I, C>L.0 i'SLIAB !HIS G e.'l~e. µ. E~UPT5" EvEr<Y 2 vl. M 1Nu r~S~ I, ' .l \ I) A~THIA~ I HAVE YOLA eve~ PLAYED "G!Yff!~,, CHICKEN? NO. HOW I ~ IT PLAYED? I .-.~~~~-...---~--.~ Ii I?. WHY OON 'i YOlA T~Y IT?' I JU?T ?TANO overc=: ·THE . HOLc, ~IGHi ( I TRUST THAT WILLSON WON'T BE TOO UPSET IF I INTERRUPT THEM! OKAY ... FULL SECURITY IS IN EFFECT! THE LUNCH HA5 BEEN SERVED AND THE 8U51NE55 MEETING HAS 5TARTED! ® POOMP POOMP POOMP p ~/GHT, IF' YOtA T IME rr ~1&Hi> UNDYING FAME IN THE. YOVi CAN IF I .Jt.AMP OFF WIN ? ANNAL? OF G~Y~E~ ?iANDER'~. .Jl.A~T f3~FO~E IT E~lAPT~ ! I HAVE REASON TO BELIEVE THAT THE SECRET TWENTY 15 IN TOWN! _ __....., I SOCKA-RIPPA- Rf:f:-l'OP-A-HIPPA- Z A7.:r.A-R.AZZA- HELLO, MR. DRIVER! 'HOW ARE YOU? \~ .~ .. ~. ~we1..L ! ANO WHAT DO l GET IF! L.07E? FINE! I DON'T WANT TO INTERRUPT YOUR LESSON I .. 6UT I DO WANT TO ASK YOU A QUESTION! . POOMP POOMP POOMP ,,,,__ ---------------""' Ct._ .... ,. .... _._. ••• -··: ......... , """"-""'.-'·"··· ... ' • • ' ' -... . . ---·-§ ----== • a:: :F -. . ---. . . . . .. :.. : = I l ·.~' ISCOVERING .THAT .+he"CONCRETE MEAD.CONTAINS A HIGH· , POWERED ·2·WAY RADIO., TRACY ORDERS THE STONES ~ :~?LACED AND STAKES OUT HIMSELF and. SAM TO WATCH. THAT ANTENNA BEAMED TOWARD THE COAST WOULD MEAN TO'SHIPS AT SEA'! • . . . XZY MERE, INQUIRIN<:;. ABOUT SHIPMENT. A'l OKAY! . TO ARRIVE AS SCMEOULED • WMA'TSYOUR GUESS, TRACY? W~ TMAT TELESCOPf NG AERIAL AND HIG~ POWERED 2-WAY RADIO, ACCESSIBLE THROUGH THE ''cONCRETE HEAD':. KEEP YOUR HANDS ON THAT Ml6 Unbroken potato chips that stay fresh! Enough of that squashy misfit bag! Pringle's Newfangled Potat~hips come in their own erus~proof, airtight canister so they're . always fresh and unbroken, even after ttiey're open! And theY're perfectly shaped so tlfey stack together. Just pqur out a &owlful and ~~p Into the most tantalizing taste in the whole crunchy world! Made. a newfangled way from dried.potato•. / ·THIS HAS TO BE A BIG OPERATION, EH, TRACY? ADVUn~tHT .. J Airtight pull-tab top and plastic Perfectly shaped, they're snugly Surprise! The canister holds as many Single pack (4.5 oz.) or twin pack lid assure lasting freshness stacked to reach you unbroken. chip~ r.s this bag! (9.0 oz.) ... in shelf-size canisters. \ ,\ \ ... ---. • .. TI-\El<E's .. ~, 1~~/'i:<kTCs'5it \ GUESS WE'LL HAl'TA GO our AND GET • HAMBU<GEl25 f• Fa2 :;_NNED , j, LET1S GET ALL Q.JR TOYS our cr THE CAR AND STAJ;?T TO PLAY.1 1~r-,,.,... '.-'"c..----___,~ OH , BOY' T HIS IS A N E AT H OME! I . ' ' ' I GET TO GOTO THE BATHKCOM Fll~ST/ ·~~~~ LCXJK I A TV SET SHALL 1 RIGHT IN T HE GO TO THE ICE BEDl<COV\ 1 MACHINE AND DCN'T MUSS UP THE BEDS, JEFFY, 'CAUSE lv'OMMV WILL HAVE TO MAKE "E M 1 GET~ • , THE BOTTOM DRAWERO:THE CJQESSER IS MINE, CXJLL Y ! WHICH ICE? ' ' I "' • t' . • ------ ONE CO'>OJ WANT? , ,• \ I SAW A SCJD<I MACHINE O UTSIDE-· TM THIRSTY/ ' ALLTHE :ol ·' c:x:xx:2S O F , THIS M OTEL , LCOK ALIKE'CEPT ~ • FOQ THE NUMBEDS. I Kt-CN./ f-CJW TO 'M EM BER THIS RC0M NUMBEQ, IT'S 103 --T H E \\fL~J 11 ! I __ !/' S AME AGE AS /!\ DADDY, /f i\] A MDDNMULUNS PL E.,A.5,AN T SUNDAY,,. \. .• , ·-" . ·-· .. . '. ., . ~ ""•'. '' YES M iss 5W JVE:L15 ,AT CHURCH , MOON 'S SLEE:PING IT OFF AND k,AY0 1s PL.AYI NG QU IE:TLY.,, , .~ • WHAT 'S TH E MAfT£k:? • . w i:1.1., Nor , --,..._ 'fou . I TH INK I J U51· STf PPED ON A 6UG ! c .,.,. 0 IM NOT SURE, BUT I IHIN K r .._I UST COMMITTED INSECTICIDE.! I ~ 8-10 0 • YEUCJ.lH ! 1 MU STA KILLED /Tl ' #, " ' ,.! \'. • • ' I CANT . LOOK! ,. '· ' NOW, WHAT WAS THAT ALL ABOUT ? ' - •• 0 . • I ,, I FEEL LIKE A MURDERER! .... ~ " •i . I -. -• -. . -. • . . • . . . \ I ) ) Hal Kaul"man ~ f'lltJ:'llllS ll l'! ·111,• 111.1).:1, 1.111 'L ll1 h Ill\ :1,,i,1:1111 1111111 111 .; l\!Ulll, Ill.! prud11 l'L'' a st:1l'k or I U 1·:11d ~ :111d ,1,i...~ so1nvc1111.· Ill s,·k·,·t ;111y t:1 rd .1111u11g 1111: !ll)l 11111\.! l1on1 till.! top dol\11. ' ----BULLETIN BOARD --- e FISll '1'1\LES! \\'hich n.~h has tv.·o legs an1I ;1 whet'!'! 'rtu• barrow·cuda. \\'hil'h fi sh takf.'S out a loan? 'f'hc llorro\1•·cuda. \\'.hich f1;,h is part donkt•y'! 'f'hc burro·cuda. Can you think or ,,on1c'! •!Icy, Buh1·'. /\dd a n1;in':. 11<1n11· 111 t·ai'h i11~tan1·1· 111 fonn (1 f;1rin produt·t: l. -ralf;i , :!. --ulh\', :1, _ atn1·'· · '""'.!. 'I: "".L 'i'. '!V 'l e Jlow can you make 1'E1\ HCfl' in five slt'J)''! a~ked U.\vis Carroll. Do you kno\\ '! e Hiddlc-nit. .. t/11~; \\'/1y 1' <t ! \1'(1·~t«tt1•r 1nuttJrc~ rlu like a four·quarl rncasurl'! l:ivc up'! Ucr;iu~c iL hold,; a gal·on. \V hl.!11 Iii~ Js~i..,1.1111 rl.!.-8. 9 hun,, tli l.' 1n;1gici;111 H.'- 1nov..:s1l11.: h!Jtln111 ra1tl, (i · holds i i, up, :1, :1bOl'L', ( ;uul hi' :1id ..: 11:1111''' t11.: preci~l· locJ I 1011 u! thi: cl1osl'11 c.1rJ 111 th..: \\':\'rEJt l.{~(;(:EJ J ~ ,\pply the foll o y,·ing colors ne<it!y for a hicldl'n sc1•n1·: 1-Jted. ~-Lt. blue, 3-Yellow. 4-Lt. bro\~tl . 5-Fll'~h. !i-Dk. hlu<'. 7-Lt. ~r<'.o>n. Leave rcmaindC'r hl;ink. SPEllBIN DER! ,, CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differ· enccs in drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. "L s1;1ck. o llcn:':; li t111·: 'I Ii..: f.1cc CJ! ll1 c L;11d Ille 111:1gi- l'i:J11 l10ld, j, dividi:d 11110 1n1\L' 1111;1:,:1n:1ry scg· 1111:111, 11u111l i,•1i:d !rorn 1,·rt to righ1. ·r1i..: rn:if:i- 1.:i:111 !ISL'S Jii~ 1!11unb as ;111 indic.'.ltor. ' -0 • • ' 0 SCORE IO points ro r using all lhe ----+--~ lelters in the wo rd below to form ----+---- lwo comple te ""'ords: 'I' E 1\ ~I S 'I' E R .. THEN 1>corc 2 points each for all ----+---- words of four Jettl'rs or more ----<---- found &mong the ll'tters. ·1u0>JClJJ!P ,, 1•Q' •9 ·iuai.lJJ!fl 5! ll!4S • ., ':IU!SS!lll S! "·"'10 •to ·1uaiaJJ!P •J .>UPil ua>(Olfl ·c •JuJS$)W •! XO(/!!~l\I ·i ·;tu)~SfUJ ~r il.>JJ. • 1 ;saJU.:IJ.:IJJ!a l'r:1ctice rn.1kl·s 111is WT ND JA!\1~'1 Ell! ''Easy dol'S it," says our fi~herman a sn1ootll·l1ick, rricnd to h is hard·working pal above. \\'hat's missing·: 'fry to score &t least SO point1.----+---- . .,,..u1 'l'·'.I, ;lU!'J'ihul' "!'11''-0J .. BOOMER ~--- HfY 1u.JAICH 11 WllH IHAI SAND ~ Skeezix is golfing and Corkv is going away in his camper. · ·----......... So, as usua I. Im 0t1 mv way to the \ake- alone! . ~ ·~. Gf6 ! 117 SflffR . GO Ar;:erz HIM B£f'OK'E l-110 TfMPt:I< GflS HIM IN TIZOUBL f ! Uncle Walt wants more company up there! ~\I -;;: I-"'"°• (~' ' ' Theres a . storm ahead , Mister. Jts ra1n1ng Oh -oh. Maybe l'd better · turn back. lm glad I did! It's no fun up there. alone , in hard up at the lake. I • ~-. the rain! 1.,1 . . ~o· . :t-·~~ -~ < 600M f;IZ ! 1 HEARD A 98 -POiJ ND WEAKLING KICKfD SA l'lD IN 'i'QUR >'.ACE: AND YOU UJ fK'f POIN6 SOMfTf11i'lG A80iJI And hes going to get 't i I . IT ! i I All aboard . kids ! By Brown and Casson :;;<=DJ . /HAl'S l<IGHI ! 8-10 r M li2YI NG -ro \3lJ1lD UP f1fe STl2fr-JG-ri-1 ! -~ When he sees this mob he ll flip, SkeeZ1x ! ,--.._ I WEl...l, IT LOO KS 1...1 KE OUR HOUR'S UP I HAUE SJOL.l E\JE.R THOUGHT OF GETTING A RACK ET PRESS,:JAN?- WA11! JIOJ-D rr A SEC 1 MAWr • 9-10 ,. - NOT REAlth', MARCIA J -' , · WHA71.s If/IS NEAi Lt 1L. HOJ_E1 MAWP • MINE MUST BE OOUBkEKNIT·· \ B a -10 . • '-=> DOCTOR SMOCK . .. . GO O N , C HIE:'F, !A KE:: A P O IAIO C HIP ANP P L-UNGE: IN .' I A PLACC-WHERE WEL.L.-OILSP CRITTERS J.-!VE:.T • DRJN1' TO THAT! :t:'ve PONE: rr! ANOIHeR WINNE:R! V'G'SSIR, HE:RE:'S Af..J l"/f;:M OU R PE:T"A IL- M E"N \NI L-L-RE:Ai.-L-Y BE: ABL-E: "10 SE:i-t-.1 G E:T" ii? 1T"'S A ME:P I CAT"E:c::> C HE'E:SE' PIP FOR PE::OPl.-E' WHO ·ARE' SICK OF c::>Ui.-L- COCKT"AIL- PAR T"I E'S .' • ; • ! L AB. ' .. ' .... ... IT NEUER WRINKlE.S j Gus Arriola co.ME AWAY/ .. .. . ·~ f · COME ON• rr's 30$HING/ iD 0 D .,, ·O· ~-._, . ' . . • 0 Q j: CAN Al.-RE'A,PY se:e T"He BOSS HANP I NG M~ "/HAT" BONUS.' • ' 11 ( ' ( J: WONPE'R IF MADAME: ,>:;;,....__. CURIE: E:VE:R HAc::> c::>AYS L-1 KE: T"r.11 S ?' •