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Home My WebLink About1975-08-17 - Orange Coast Pilot• SUNDAY ... VOL. 68, NO. 229,8 SECTIONS, 88 PAGES ORA NGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, A UGUST 17, 1975 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, Port0gal Violence Erupts ALCOBA CA . Portugal CAP) - Anlt·Communist protesters and Communists battled with pistoIS and sholJ:uns Saturday night at a gymnasium where Communist party leader Alvaro Cunha! was addressing a rally or 1,500 sup. porters. . : Hospitals reported at least 14 persons w er e wounded two seriously. ' More than two hours after the firing began a coinpany of 100 soldiers carry ing automatic wea~ns arrived and took up positions between the two sides to end the siege. Cunhal left through a s ide door and was driven away on a back road. The other Communists depart- ed, walking between rows or troops . Small groups of de- monstrators still in the street taunted the m and several soldiers fired their weapons into lhe air. Shooting broke out after a crowd of farmers and towns~ pie shouting "No, No, No to Com- munism!" began hurling rocks at the building, where the Com- munists were singing "Forw"a.rd, Comrades, Forward!" Pistols were fired at the build- ing by men in the mob, and the Communists inside blazed away with shotguns. After the initial firing sub- sided, scores of Communists_ streamed out of the building and milled around sentries posted outside. Many carried s hort clubs. About 200 anti-Communists stationed themselves at the bot-tom of a rocky road leading up- hill to tl!_e gym. Other protesters took vp positions on street cor- (~ PORTUGAL, h1e.U) Tiro Held InBurglmy Of FVHome Fountain Valley police caught two alleged Ol'ange Coast burglars Saturday night carry- ing merchandise from a vacant h ouse on Warbler Ave ., Fountain Valley, officers said. Police appr ehended Danny Bush, 31 , Laguna Hills, as he waited in a vehicle outside the home. Anothe r s uspect, Bill ~ 22, Huntington 5each, was inside, ·according to police re- ports. Orton fled after Bush was cap- tured by officers. He was later picked up at his residence. Police discovered Orton was suspected of being · AWOL from the U.S. Anpy. ... . ' "nte two men allegedly entered the home through a side window, police ••id. T he owner of the home is reportedly on vacatiOn and the house was empty. Police found radiOfi, cameras, televisions and guns in the vehi- cle Bush was drivinl". Police said all the valuables are believed to have come from the one home. Happier Faees • .. . ... .. ' .. It's oiily been about rour months since tqese three Vietnamese children were lone- ly, frightened orpharls. Now, their new f3irillies report, they're blossomliig. The most marked change is in Thuy DeBolt (directly above), a blind 11-year-old who grew up in an orphanage -and now lives in Piedmont , Calif. She is recuperating from a corneal transplant and ·may gain some vi/on. New York resident Shalli Nate Starr, 2, (above left with her Joster mother) can chatter in English"now, 3s can Gena Whitcomb, above right with her new brother in their Florida pool. The most im- portant English phrase they 've learned - especially for Thuy, who was extremely withdra.wn when she arrived in -this coun - try -is ''I love you." Ssh, Grunion Coming Grunion hunters will be getting ready for the last run or the year next weekend, but they'd better be quiet if they expect the fi sh to land along the Orange Coast, ac- cording to local lifeguards. And with the weather turning for the better, the grunion better be ready for the people. The last grunion run will be Dog Bites Girl, 6 A 6-year·old San Jose girl was attacked by an Erw:llsh Sheep ·dog on a New~t Beach ocean-fr~~ sidewalk· Saturday morn- ing. i\9.)ice reported.: CinQy Miles, 40J5 Hamilton Park Drive; San Jose, was'bitten ·on the cheek" by the two-year-old male dog. p01ice:salil. The . dog is. oV(nid by Donald Ed.wards, 1032 W, .. Oceantront, NeWport Be'ach~ orn-cenaaid. The young girl was w3Iking with her father near 11th Street about 9:50 a .m . Saturday when the attack occu rred, police stated. She was reportedly in good condition al Hoag Memorial HosJ>1t1al Saturday evening. Tflillog bit her through a. fen ce ·arter Edwards reportedly cau- tioned her about approaching to pet him. Aug . 23 and 24 from ll:l5 p.m. to 1 :15 a .m . according to lifeguards. "The m ore deserted. the beach the better,'' Logan Lockabey, Ne wport Beach lifeguard lieute- nant, said. However. Saturday's hot beach weather l e ft Orange Coast beaches with plenty of sun- bathers to start this weekend. Lock abey reported Newport Beach had a "m edium weekend crowd" of 70,000. The air tem- perature was 68 degrees with the water at 64 degrees. The surf was mild. Huntington Beach also r eport- ed sunny weather all day and a .. medium'' crowd or 40,000 came· out. The air temperature was up to 70 degrees but the water was down to a cool 61 degrees. TraQsplan~~4 · Hosts . i; ·' • ' San Clemente reported. a "fair- ly large., crowd on both city and state beaches with the water at68 degrees and the air at 12 degrees. Laguna Beach reported a turnout or 18,000 with small surf of two to three feet . Valley Family Thrive. in Virgiiiia City 111 PATRICK O'DONNELL Ol IM D•llr P'llllC M-" ll was an instant love affair w h e n Pa u l a n d De lores McDonald, on r' . .. ... t The two top floors were used as housing for the mine superinten- dent and his family. No expen.se was spared. The -superintendent was most important man on the lode. Japan t.o Get Groin. TOKYO (AP) -Agricultural Minis te r Shintaro Abe said Saturday the United States has promised to supply Japan with 14- million tons or grain a year dur- ing the next three years, a.t re· asonable prices. Hoffa Pal Gone; 'Set Jimmy Up'? DETROIT (U PJ>-An alleged Detroit mafia leader "'ho ha:; beeome the mys tery man in th e t>e arch fo r missing forme r Teams ters leader James R. Hof· ra has a lso d isappeared <.ind poli Ce said Saturday tht•y do not know wh ere he is. Michigan Slate Police Director George Halve rson said law en· forcement agencies could not "confirm o r deny" reports on what has become of .Anthony "Tony J ack'' Giacalone s ince Hoffa, his longtime associate, dropped out or sight from' a restaurant parking lot 17 days ago. "People don't know where he is," Halverson said. Giacalone is an· essential figure in the mystery because he is one of the three m en the form er Teamsters president told his family and friends he planned to meet when he set out for his last rendezvous at the Machus Red Fox Restaurant in suburban Bloomfield township July 30. Sources close to the case have said Giacalone "set Jimmy up .. for whatever happened to 1-loffa as he wailed for· his old friend in the Red Fox parking lot. The Detroit News Saturday quoted federal sources a'> saying CStt MISSING, Page i\2) Cycle Crash Kills Tustin Youth, 18 A young Tus tin ma n died Satqrday evening when his motorc)'cle ran into a ditch for unknown reas ons, Californi a HjA'h'tJ"BY Patrol o!ficers reported. · Fted.rick H . Creh, 18, 14602 Emerywood Road, Tustin, r e- ceived massive head injuries when his cycle left Crawford Ca- nyon Road south of Barrett Lane in Tustin and hit a ditch, accord- ing toCHP reports . Officers said Creb was travel- ing east on Crawford Canyon. They could give no apparent re- ason for the solo accident. The victim was taken to Chap- man General Hospital in Orange where he died. U~ITt ........ SAMUELBRONFMAN Awaits $4.S Mlltton Break? Kidnap Paypff Readied Y,ORKTOWN HEIGH1'S, N.Y. !UPI) -The family of kidnaped whh:ky heir Samuel Bronfman Saturday night awaited contact from his abductors how to com-· plete delivery or a $4 .5 million ransom. Officials kept a heliport near t he Bnonfman New York penthouse open in anticipation of a break in the case. Bronfman 's father, Edgar, board chairman of the $1 .7 billion Seagrams Ltd., ke pt vigil with FBI agents and aides in hi s Man h a t t a n pent ho.u s e _ Bronfman's use of the penthouse instead of his suburban estate led to speculation the next contact might be made in or near the city. A nearby h e liport \\'3S kept <See PAYOFF, PageA2f ·Nixons 'Come Out' For Dimrer Party Former President Richard M. Nixon showed up in San Juan Capistrano at one or his favorite restaurants to have dinner and celebrate a birthday Saturday. It was his first really public outing in a year of.self-imposed exile. Nixon arrived at the El Adobe Restaurant accompanied by his wile, Pat; his daughter.and son- in -1 aw, Jul ie an d navid Eisenhowe r , and Col. J ack' Bren- nan, the form e r pres id ent 's personal aide. Secret · Service agents called the restaurant about an hour before the former president and his party arrived. While Nixon was President, he frequently ate at the restaurant, located about 10 miles from his ·San Clemente home. The chef of the restaurant was given short notice to prepare a birthday cake for Brennan at the request of Nixon. It was a six- layer angel food cake topped with three candles. Brennan was heard saying jok- inglyhewas39. Nixon ordered a Spani~h dish. called the President's Choice, as did Eisenhower and &:ennan. Mrs. Nixon chose roast lamb and Mrs. Eisenhower had fillet of sole.~A mariachi band serenaded Brennan during the dinner and as Nixon left the restaurant. The party of five ate un· disturbed for a bout two hours on the balcony or the ma.in dining room, but as the party began to leave, about 200 persons who had crowded a r ound the entrance asked Nixon for his aut.ogr3ph. and wished him well. PASSOJIER W S.4LQUEEN Pass Over beca me lhe'third richest quarter horse in his- tory Saturday night when she went wire-to-wire to win the $100,000 Los Alamitos Cham- pionship before nearly 14,000 racing fans. For details, sec sports, PageC3. vacaUon from l P o u n tain i V•lley, first vlait e d Vlr1inia City . 1even ,years -ao. The old t own on the aide ol a bar· ren mountain • .Not ...,,, ... coold tdl II""..,...._ to /iftd .a b4droom that could -· "GeMrai Gr'"'t 1l<fl( hore." Daily Pilot Staff . Photographor . P,otrick O'Donnitll .not onltt found ii in NevodiJ, lie alept In it during /di /amilll'•·1ldcalicm: Hm'1 1111 rt"'l/ Gboui' U...ll!occ.and !lie trcniilunted F-,\'i>Uoil ,..-, tDho ...,.. M.hoci.. • ~ ' ' In a ddition to. running t he rilines, superin.tendents of the day also handled (manipulated might be a more accorate word) the comp a ny 's ''pap e r," representing many important stockholders and their invest- ments in San Francisco via tele- graph. 0:\ ·r111; l~SIDE in northern O'DONNELL Nev.Sa looted then much as it ,had In the 1870S when VU:Slni• Ci· tr wu the silver capitU of the .,..Id., The McDonalds espoclally OD· jOyed their tour or the Savage lfanalon on that fint vacation trip lo ute area. They learned that the hu~e. three-•tory home .. the oublk1rts of' town had been i.lllt by the Sav~ge Minins Co .. which 'staked lbl first claim In Vlr(lnla City In 11159. ' Two miners, Peter O'Riley and Patrick McLaughlin, dJ.scoverl'd 1' silver on the slopes of Sun Moun· ~ain ln,June or !hid year. Their .clliln ..... cbaU-ed by Henty· Tompllu Palce Comstock, the ' mu whose n•.m• wu &lvm to the lode many-experts claimed WU the JrUtes\ body o( preclOUS metals ever discovered on earth. .. In 1983, Ille Savago Nanslon w....,onlpleted. The bottom noor was used a1 an office.· Jt had ' bookkeeping rooms and an ore vault. CPeofle app....ntly didn 't tn&lt banks 1n those partain those, days.) ; The Savage mining boss m ade $100,000 a year. His miners were paid $4 a day, highest industrial wage in the world at that time. · Thiit's the way it was in the biggest boom town of the Washoe district when a drunken miner named James "Old Vireil;Uly" F<m1lmore dropped, bia bottle on the ground 4nd used'tbe occulool to, ehrilt.enr the> pl_aee "Virglnnt City." ; · The McDonald! were tOreturn to Vfr&inla City f .. lhne oon· " • I YEAR·ROUND SCHOOL - It's supposed to be efficient, el- .fective and popular (with stu· dents and teachers a.like), so oaf. ly Pilot Starr Writer Jackie Hym'ab a_nd 'some othtfs put together some special reports on all-year school. Page Bl. \ -~ ~ WATER F~Cl'Oll -,All of Oren~ County 111•1 ~ drinking r.ecyofed wate.r--1~ay. The technology . is :hF9 ancf the hardw,are ii belnl(t.t.d in Foun· Wn V all•!r. Special feport by , stair l!:riter Elliott Almond on , PM1>11"'· ' . DOCTORS INSURANCE - Spokesmen for insurance com- pany say the solution to the pro- ble m of s kyr ocketing premium costs must be round by doctors and by legislators. not by the in- surance inc;tustry itself. The pro· blem is examined on Page 02. F1SH AND GYPS -Daniel llalligan, the Job Jlopper, tells about his work in a Wholesale seafood warehouse. The slock he h•ndled in the walk -in nirl1erator. be found out, wasn't the only thing fis hy at thot place. PaseB2. l11 sld .. S11 nda11 ADDITIONAL LOCALNEWS ONPAGE D3TODAY OAl .. Y PILOT 5EC1lONS FlfnllrWIAIY ' ' Al DAILY PILOT Coast Watch· ••• Top News Stories of the past week from Orange Coast Com munities HUNTINGTON BEACH --Hors e s won • s~Cu r e place in the city whe n council ,members gave thei r blessing to a riding t ra ilt a horse crossing and commercial stabl es at v arious l ocations ••• S ADDL EBACK VALLEY --The Mission Vl ejo Municipa l Adviso ry Counci l tem- pora r ily shel v ed p l ans t o e n ac t a 2 to 6 a .m. reside nt ia l p a r king b an. Co unc il membe r s said they first want to su r vey community atti tud'es and ho l d public h earings on the cont r oversia l matte r ••• ~ SA N CLEMENTE --Inc r easin g i nte r- v ention into local land us e decisions by t h e state was forecast l e s t week b y Ci ty Counc ilman Arthur Holmes , a membe r of the South Coast Regional Coasta l Com- mi ss ion ••. FOUNTA IN VA LLEY --Thr ee law s u i t s aime d at h a lting Nov . 4 school unifi- c at i o n elec tio n s in Fountain V a lle y a nd s outh Hu nti ngto n Beach h a v e b ee n filed in Oran ge County Sup e rio r Court . Plain- tiffs ~ere the Gard en Gr o v e Unified a n d Hunt i n gton Be a c h Unio n High S choo l Distr icts, whi c h s t and t o l ose stude nt s and sc hoo l f acilities . Mideast • Ne a ring P eace? VAIL, Colo. (UPI ) -After conferring with President Ford O(\the Middle East, Secretary of Slate Henry A. Kissinger said late Saturday ni ght a peace agreement was not quite com- plete but that he was Likely to re- sume his shuttle diplomacy next week. "It's not definitely settled, but there's a good chance I will go," Kissinger said when reporters asked about the prospects of his returning to the Middle East next week to sew up an Israeli· Egyptian disengagement agree. . ment in the Sinai. · Kissinger said his plans would probably hinge on developments ·at an Israeli cabinet meeting to- day. -·~ 'TONY JACK' GIACALONE Hoffa C••• Mystery Man Fro• Page Al .MISSING ••• Knott's Disputes Charges .of Bias Jly EWO'IT .iuioND .,,.._ci..u., 'Utlllti911 Too a~n>Watrau .. omda11 al K.llott '• lltrry rum dllputed char&eo Saturday by Iha fodorll F.qual Employment Opportuni- ty Commission (EEOC > that the amusement park is dis- crtminatory in its hirina prac- Uces. Russell Knott, head ol employ- ment Ill the park, said Saturday evening from bis home that he first learned of the EEOC civil suit in the morning newapaper. The commission file4Juit Friday against the p"ark. . "I was surprised to learn cl the c!iarges. '' Guy Tester, ad· m.lniatraUve bead atKnott's, said in a separate statement to the Daily Pilot. "J don't even know what the complaint is yet.'' Knott said the park has not re- ceived iU summons but is ex· pecting the court papers either Monday or Tuesday. The commission has accused the Buena Park facility of giving preferential hiring treatment to college students who live in the Orange County area, thus dis- criminating against blacks, Mex- ican· Americans, Asian · Americans and Jews. ''There isn 't any basis in any of the allegations," Knott said. .. Our park is an equal opportuni· ty e111pJoyer. We hire a person on his ability for the position, not oo race or religion.'' Jn its suit, the commission asked the court to issue an in- junction ending any discrimina- Uon practices, and also to award back pay with interest to anyone who might have suffered from the alleged discriminatory pro- motional practices. "I can't unde rstand the suit," Knott said, ''It is really a mystery to 01e until I read the complaint." However, Knott did admit the Fro •PageAI PAYOFF ... open through the night and at the disposal of Seagrams Company helicopters. The helicopters were expected to be used to bring the Bronfmans together as soon as the ransom exchange was com- pleted and for possible transport to the family estate in Yorktown Heights. . Sources close to the case said a report that the entire ransom had been paid appeared incorrect. But it appeared a break in the case might come at any time. part. hi"" lliany alladenla hom the local area. :·n·1 true we hire local aw. d .. 1,1 f0< part-Ume wor1< b-•• he 1aJd. ''~ou wou.ldn't expeet'a student from West Los Angeles to come out to Buena Parle Lo work part-time for $2.$0 an hour," he uplalned.· Tester insisted the park does not discriminate in hir ing personnel. '' lt 's not our practice and never has been to hire dis~ crtm.Jnately. I can*t think of a case where someone might think we hav,. Maybe someone had a penonat. com plaint q:alnat the park: -we've cot to see the charse ftnt,'' he said Knott said If there ls any buts to the alle1aUon1 the park would answer them. He addec\·a tawyer has not been con:tacted at this lime. PORTUGAL ners leading to the building. Later, under cover c:A another exchange, the Communist.s ad- vanced down the hill, se1.zect a panel truck and set it afire. Angry Communists twice al· tacked Associated Presa photo- grapher Raould Fomena as he recorded the violence, kicking him in the ribs and taking away his film. He was not seriously in- jured. At one point a leftist inside the gym shouted lo the crowd through a loudspeaker; "We will shoot again if you doo't disperse in two minutes~" Almost immediately new shots rang out. As the firlog echoed outside, Cunha! told his supporters: "Reactionaries came to dis- turb our meeting. But we are confident a democratic regime will be established in the end." The Communist rally in Alcobac1a, a town of 7,000 in Portugal's Rom an Catholic heartland 65 miles north of Lisbon, was the first in a series the 61·year-old party chief has planned to counter what be catted ''a wave of Fascist violence." Last month, angry townspeo- ple here beat Communists in the street! and sacked their head- quarters. Some 40 other Com· mwlisl of'fices across Portugal have been wrecked in the past month by mobs or anti - communists unhappy with the military government's slide to the radical left and demanding the ouster of pro-Communist Premier Vasco Goncalves. Four persons were killed jn the violence. • U .. IT ......... Sargent Shriver said Satur- day Qigbt he will launch an official campaign for the presidency in September, despite rumore.d opposition by some members of the Kenn~y family. Shriver, 59, husband of the former Eunice Kennedy, would be lhe seventh Democratic can· didate if h e formally an- nounces. Co mmt•nists Brainwashing Viet Leaders? HONG KONG <UPll -The communist regime in South Viet· nam is cracking down on leftist and moderate leaders of the gov· emment that surrendered April 30, reports from refugees and evacuees indicated Saturday. The sources told of arrests and "re-educat~·on" programs for Vietnamese 'eaders known for their oppos tion to President Nguyen Van Thieu, who stepped doWii shortly before the fall of Saigon. ' ~ Among the f(gures who were singled out for special attention, the best known is Gen. Duong Van Minh, the refugees said. . Known as "Big Minh" when he led the overthrow of the late President'Ngo Dinh Diem in 1963, he later ran against Thieu in the 1971 presidential elect.ion. Minh, in his two-day term as provisional president, announced. South Vietnam's surrender to the communists. His action led lo a peaceful entry into Saigon by the coinmunist forces. Minh is now in Hanoi for "re· education,'' according to a numbu1of refugee reports. " Men Lost ' After S~p Fire NEW ORLEANS IUPIJ -fn -' ten~e heal on the smouldering Britiah tanker Olobtlk Sun stopped Coast Guard cruw1 from 5earcblng Sa(urday for stx cr e wmen mii;s ing s inc e lhe vessel rammed an unmanned oil drilling platform in lho Gull of Mexico. "A :s earch party from the Coast Guard cutler Acushnet ·)>carded the vessel this mornln1. ''but were unable to s earch motto( the compartments because c:A re· siduaJ heat from the fire," a Coast Guard spokesman said~ "No dead have been found to date." The spokesman said all fires had been extinguished on the 734-foot s hip and the lhreat of a 300,000-barrel oil spill appeared ended. He said a light sheet or oll could be seen pver a 10-mlle radius . ·'The vessel will be searched again when the compartments are cooled,'' the spokesman said. The spokesman said the ship was being towed by two tues to Galveston, Tex., and was expect· ed to arrive sometime this after· ·1 noon. He said an air search in the vi cinity of the accident was conti· nuing. Another 40 crewmen on the !x-1 xon·chartered t anker, bound from the Bahamas to Baytown, Te x., when it rammed the plat- form in pre.dawn hours Friday. were rescued. The spokesman s aid today one s urvivor ap· parently had been counted twice, · accounting for earlier reports oe: 41 survivors. 32nd Escapee Back inJail CHICAGO (UP!J -The lawyer for the 32nd prisoner to escape from Cook County JaiJ this year said Saturday his client was allowed to walk out in an at· tempt to embarrass the correc- tions department. Arnold R . Wilson, Z3, accused of fatally shooting the owner ot a South Side meat shop, surren- dered. at the jail Saturday. Wilson strolled. to freedom Fri- day through the main entrance of· the prison after corlferring with · his attorney, R . Eugene ... Pincham . Police said he was not wearing prison _clothing and ~pparenUy was mistaken for a visitor. His disappearance went undetected for about six hours. ' Ford met with Kissinger for a n hour in the morning to review the latest negotiations and the secretary of state spoke with re· porters in the evening while he and lbe President were with their wives at a nightclub i• this Rocky Mounta in resort. Gia.calone ...!. far from rel.iring to his new $165,000 condominium in Miami, Fla., as initially reported -was still hovering about the Detroit area, "flitting around like a butterfly.'• .. But Halverson, who is in close touch with the'investigation and is the first top policeman lo s ay for the record be believes Holla has been killed, said, "We don't know whether he is in Florida or Michigan. Both the FBI and the family spokesman, Jonathan Rinehart, refused all comment on the case itself although Rinehart did say, "There have been no new de- velopments that I can report at this Lime." Rinehart also said the elder Bronfman was "holding up as well as can be expected under the circumstances," He Rocked in Nonband Shortly before, two key pre- sidential advisers predicted Congress will s ustain a forthcom· ing presidential veto of legisla· tion to ext,.end domestic oil price controls for six months rather than let the controls expire Aug. 31. Removal of the price controls. "'hich presently force some 60 percent of America·s oil to be sold at a price of $5.25 per barrel rather than at market prices of about $13 per barrel, is expected to raise cons umer prices for petroleum product!:i. Ford ann ounce d Friday , however,· he would remove the current $2·a·barrel tariff on im· ported crude oil -cushioning the price hike -if his veto is upheld early next month after Congress returns from an Aug Wit recess. Meanwhile , Ford's chie( economic strategist said the economy is headed for "fairly firm and solid recovery" that s hould not be damaged if domestic oil price controls lapse. • DAILY PILOT 1 ... 0<.0~0' (,O•'I 0 ,,.,, I· IOI, _, .. '"""" J\ '""'"'"'" II"' N~"'\ "'"''-" r>utll•"'*'1 <>• ! .... 0-,-,,.. t.o.1-.1 l'uOl•"'•"O Co,,.,.,.,.,. "!>r-•1• Nhh°"\ '"'" """'" ... " ... _., '"""°""' f""'"' •o-(.0.1 .. ,.... ..... "'"'""''' ................ .....,. ... .,,...,,.,,Ou"!~·" V4n,._ ''"""· ~"'*"'°<\ V•'"-' •nd Lo.oQu"• bt.f<"'~"'" (...,.,A 1~e '"i'O<l•I •G•hO<> n putlh>"td ~t ... oiow' •"'1 ~ .... .., •• ~. 1 .... """'"'"' """"'"""" "''""' ... "'lJI) "'•I 6ay ~t•t<t, C.oll• "'''*· (ol•l<l•"•••l1!~. Robert N. Weed ................. """''"' ·lhom a .. Kcevil 1.t·••· Thomas A. Murphlne M.o"•ll•"Q C.O•!O' Thom.1 <, M McCanr"t ~-·· lO,lur I Charles H. LOM Richard P. N•ll ... oth!Hll -............. . Ollice~ f"•'• .... 1~ !)(I •'I" I H~~''''" l;•~:o .. 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Sources have s aid Giacalone, reputed boss of the Detroit crime syndicate and described by Hof· fa·s son as an associate of his father, arranged a meeting at the Red Fox between himself, Hoffa, East Coast Teamsters leader An- thony "Tony Pro'' Provenzano, and Detroit labor consultant Leonard Schultz. The meeting, it was reported, was dangled before Hoffa as a means to mediate a mounting dispute between him and Provenzano, a former jai)yard buddy at the Lewisburg, Pa., Federal Penitentiary. The tension and anxiety evi- dent among those involved,in the case s ignificantly increased more than a week after the kid· naping. The abductors said ia a ransom letter delivered Monday they had young Bronfman "buried" with 10 days supply of alr and water. They did not say when the lO·day period started. The 6-foot 3-inch Samuel, a re- cent graduate of Williams College, was last seen a week ago Friday night, driving frOm his father's Yorktown Heights home after dinner. He called at2 a.m . the next day to repQrt he had been abducted. by three masked men. His car was found with keys in the igni- tion at the home he shares with his divorced mother, Ann Margaret Loeb, in Purchase, N.Y. 2 Die, I Wounded In Mide a st Clash By The Associated Presa Palestinian guerrillas clashed Saturday with an Israeli naval vessel attempting to land com- mandos near the coastal city of Tyre in southern Lebanon, leav- ing two guerrillas killed and one wounded, the Palestinian news agency Wafa said. The Israeli command reported a border clash not rar from the Mediterranean, but had no Im· mediate comment on the Palesti- nian account of the encounter near Tyre. Wala uld cuerrlllu aurprltod the Israeli ve11e.l trytnc to land commandos before dawn at the Buss refugee camp. It said the vessel fired phosphorous bombs lo cover the commandos' retreat, hitting a guerrilla patrol Jeep carrying the victims. Wala sa.id Israeli glmllers also &helled the village of Hasbaya and the Martyr Salah guerrilla base in the Arkoub region in southeast Lebanon. It &aid the gu errtll8s returned the fire. No casualties were reparted. The Is raeli military command said earlier that Arab l\UV'ler8 in Lebanon fired across the border at an Israeli army patrol and near tbe border aetUement of • Za.rit, about 12 miles east ol the Mediterranean. Zarit also came under fire. No casualties were re- ported. IJO.year-old To Fl y Today Sophia Kelly, believed to be the world's oldest bang glider •t age M,· will participate in the fifth an- nual John L . Montaomery Memorial han1 cllder meet to- d1y at Escape Country near Mis· sion Viejo. More than 150 hang gliding en- thusiasts are expected to Cori· veree at Escape Country to compete for 15 trophies. Mrs. Kelly, Pontiac. Mich .,. will put into action a Montgomery glider that has not. been novM since 1905. Montgomery was a proles.sor at the University of Santa Clara. He built and new gliders in the late llK>Os . HiJ meraorabllla and a re~Uca ot hls 1105 bipl&ll!',an on dl1play at the San DiilO Attrospace Museum. By KATHY CLANCY Of Ule DI llT .. llot SI.aft Bill Warren used to be a rock star. For six months in 1969, the Fountain Valley resident -was drummer for the 1910 Fruit Gum Company, whose name was on such bits as "Indian Giver," ··1,2,3 Red Light," ''Simple. Simon Says" and "Goody Goody Gumdrops." He also signed autographs, fought ofr teeny bopper fans and listened to squeals from au· diences sometimes as large as 14,000. But Warren, an Omaha, Neb., native, never really recorded an album with the group. Instead, he said, •·we were a froot grou1,> for the Fruit Gum ComP.any,' a groupJle claimed didn tactually exist. The music, he explained, was recorded in New York ~only the Fruit Gum's lead sin,_. and studio musicians. Warren i.nd the others simply copied thaJ music and were paid wee~ perlorm as the company on the road . While that may seem a littJe- disillusionfng to fans, Warren ad· mitted, it's no secret and is a common practice. Today Warren lives at 17367 Modac Circle In Fountain Valley +. where he said he earns more than $3,000 a m o.nth working 90 minutes a d~ as a truck broker -finding transportation to midwest market! for callfomia produce 1rowers. He aJso collects pinb~ and gumball machines and makes Jewelry part time for friends. And he recently took up drum playing again after a five-year hiatus in hopes of Jotnlng a local group "for fun ." But he doesn't now and never dld dream of real stardom. "It's too illy and there are too many people fighting to get. to the top," he explained. Warren joined the nult Gum in 1969 at age 19. At the Ume he was an economics major at the University ot Nebraska. Each Friday, he'd Ry lrom Omaha to Cleveland where the group was bued", perform all weekend, then Ry home on &in· daynl&htorMonday. ·-" Durfn1 hl1 brief atardoin, War· ren al10 was Crazy Elephant -acaln front man for • drummer who re-corded ''Gimmet Glmme • .. Good Lovin'' -the night the song was first introduced. He left his drumming career and colleg~ behind in Jate 1969, eventually joining a Minneapolis transportation brokerage firm. After.18 months, al age 21 , War· ren was an $1,800-a -month division manager a nd the youngest member m the firm's board of directors. been self-employed :;ince March. Warren sometimes thinks back on what he calls his "bubble gum" stardom. But he admit.sit really wasn't all that glamorous. ''That was bubble gum music," he explained, adding m06t of the squealing fans were about 14. ''I can't think of anyooe really lusting after the Fruit Gum Company.'' 1 "It was just a job," he added - although one that paid ·s100 a night plus expenses. "That was pretty good. for a. He also published a 14-page booklet on transportation taxes~ in 1972, then ~orked for a time in Omaha before joining· a Costa Mesa firm two years ago. He has college student," he said. I . ' ' .. ,, ........... .._ BILL WARRl!N RECALLS BUMBLE OUM DAYS Uk• the Bubbles, Tiley Weren't • Laatl"ll Tlli"I • l I r ~ \ I ~ FT Groul rucee time. whlcl majo Th Cowb rt din roam anatc from Soi are1l Cowb say re&P< crea.s tioo, the ct ••tti we'rE said c1vil 1 Ont amou buy c s. • A BU (UP: Pero, lltrail rcris! DOW' that politi Pr< Peroi for p priva Tht from! the si Part• publi Mr Ing~ take' large Vi eme1 stroo :IS ic said travE Mar The derw ~ tion i • Th· wors1 tinai & In In GR Polic blem attac Judg1 who ment mare ago. Ga1 surge muse and l• Dr. perfo Woult Ad .the j1 sawe Ing. I pare1 gero Th• intht Ga cSccw dis ti mdr• lbret Uuzi who Seim Auth evid4 boml ' 'M Bi ~ -I --------------··" ·~ -· -. , Viet 'Cowboys' • 1 Bug R~(ugees '.Fl'. CHAFFEE, Ark. (UPI) -can.s. Another is a request lo Ute. Groups of young Vietnamese re-voluntary agencies to give priori· fuiees, with little to occupy their ty to the young bachelon in find- time, are creating headachci lngsponsors. which aome fear could turn lnto a inaJor crime problem. They are called ••salgon Cowboys" -after the ltonda.- ridlng petty criminal s who roamed the streets of Saigon . snatching purses and jewelry from young women. • Some officials insist there aren't aoy real ''Saigon Cowboys'' at Chaffee. But others say there a.re and they are responsible for a "slight in· c_rease" in petty crimes, extor· tioo, assaults and prostitution in· the camp. ''It's not a serious problefn and 'We're taking action to curb it," said Donald MacDonald, senior civil coordinator. One action was to restrict the amount or beer a Vietnamese can buy al the post exchange lo two ''They haven 't started snatching purses. They don't live by crime here. They don't have to. They get everything (or Cree -food, housing, clothing," said Don Stader, a State Department employe who worked in Vietoam for rive years. "So Car,' they're just harMsing and hell raising -drinkjng, par- tying, bringing girls into the bar· racks. Other Vietnamese ln the barracks with their families don't want hippies one wall next toUiem. You can't blame them,'' s aid Stader. ''They shout at, curse and even threaten those who complain.'' "It's not bad now. You can walk the streets or the camp at ni ght without fear . It's what could happen,'' said Stader. Scandal Threatens • ~rgentine Regime • BUENOS AIRES, Argentina Two ol th·e most powerful (UPI) -Pres ident Isabel figures in the armed forces may Peron's government, already be forced to retire from active strained by military unrest, ter-duty, military sources said. rori.st violence and economic ills, The sources said Army Col. now faces cha'rges of misconduct Vicente Damasco, the first th·at threaten to touch off a military man on active duty to political scandal. serve in the cabinet since the Press reports Friday said Mr s. military stepped from power in Peron signed a check destined 1973, and Army Commander-in- for public charities over ~o her chief Al berto Numa Laplane private account. may be forced to retire because The check (or $740,000 came they intervened in the country's from donations to the crusade fo~litics in violation of military ·the solidarity of the Justicialista policy. Party and was to be given t Lap Jane had backed publiccharity. Damas co 's appointment as Mrs. Peron was quoted as sa.Y· ·minister or the interior. ing the whole thing was "a mis· In the indus trial city of take"' and tha t she was "the Cordoba, police chief Alberto target of political maneuvering.'' Choux warned the assassinations Vicente Damasco, who or £our relatives or a dead guer· emerged as the government rilla leader could m'ean "serious strongman with his appointment problems ror the police, the gov- as interior minister last week , •ernment and the motherland.'' said Saturday Mrs. Peron will The four, membersoCthefami- travel to the seaside resort city of 1y of slain guerrilla Mariano Pu- Mar de la Plata for a short rest. jadas, were dragged from their The president recently un· hOme by hooded gunmen Thurs· derwent treatment for exhaus· day. Hours later their bullet· ·ti.on and nervous strain. · riddled bodies were found alOng • The charges came a mid the the outskirts or the city. . worst political crises in Argen· Since Mrs. Peron took office 13 tina in a decade. months a10 at leaAt 654 persons Bomb Attack Injures Judge In Alabama GREENVILLE, Ala. (U PI) - Police had no suspects or possi- ble motives today in the bombing attack against Circuit Court Judge Arthur E . Gamble Jr., who signed the murder indict- ments in the death of civil rights marcher Viola Liuzza a decade ago. Gamble underwent an hour of surgery to repair "considerable muscle damage tO his right leg'' and lesser damage to hi s left leg. Dr. Ve rnon Stabler , who performed the operation, said he would recover completely. A dynari'fite bomb placed under the judge's car was ignited by a sawed-off shotgun· Friday morn~ ing, authorities said. A string ap- parenUy was tied from the trig- ger of the shotgun totbe car: 'The judge's wife. Roberta, was in the car but was not injured. Gamble's most famous case Occurred 10 years ago when as district attorney he signed mdrder indictments against three men in the death of Mrs. Uuzzo, a white Detroit womat\ who had participated in the Selma to Montgomery march. Authorities said there was no evidence linking that case to the bombing. 'Motherhood' Bill DiviJes · State Sowns SACRAMENTO (AP) -Sen." Alan Robbins says that some ol his colleagues in the all·male atate Senate don't really know wbatitmeansto b·e a mother. Robbins (D·Van Nuys) was try- . 'ing to convince the upper house .Friday to approve a bill by the AB· ).emblyman Bill Lockyer (D.s&n Leandro) that would allow female Qate employes up to a year off ~tboutpay as a preenancyleave. · When Sens. Dennis Carpenter :<R-NewPort Beach) and John Stall (R·Leucadla) qu .. Uooed need ror the ext<Med leave, quipped: . I am surprised to -Sens. Sbdl and Carpenter speak agllnst 'm<>lberitood. Obviously Utey have .-.erbeenprepant." Senat<>n then approved Ute bill ma:ZZ.9.vote. have died in political fighting among leftist guerrillas, right wing death squads, the armed forces and federal police. Besides its political woes, the country is also staggering under an economic crisis. The govern· ment faces inflation or more than 180 percent, a multi-billion dollar national deficit and a $10 bilJion .foreign debt. Bangladesh Recognized By Pakistan NEW DELHI, India (AP) Pakistan, obviously pleased with the change in leadership in Bangladesh, moved quickly to- day to .establish friendly rela· lions with the country's new military-backed government. An early morning 'announce- ment in Islamabad said that Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, acting on behalf ot his government and the people of Pakistan, granted immediate re. cognition lo the Islamic Republic of Bangladesh. Radio Bangladesh broadcast the Pakistani announcement pro- minently. along with reports that the country remained calm a day after a military coup in which President Mujibur Rahman was slain. The radio s aid a round·the- clock curfew was lifted fer 31h hours in the mornihg to enable persons to shop for food and otbe'r essential items. It was then reim· posed for an indefinite period. President Khondakar Musbta- que Ahmed was installed Fnday after Mujibur was killed at his residence during the coup, ac· cording lo Radio Bangladesh. · Ahme<l said in a nationwide broodcut Friday'nlcl>l.that tbe pre-dawn coup was carried out because Shiet MuJlb'f b ad permitted corruption and did not solve the problems of Bangladesh, one of the world's poorest lands. Dally Piiot Dtl_, Is G••..tffd Moriday-Friday: If YoU do not NYI y0ur peoer bY 5;30 p.m.. call belor• 1 p.m. ;i.nd rour copy will bl * llvered. saturclay and Sunday. If 'fOU do not rec:eMi vour COPY by 9 e.m. Setur- day,« 8 a.m. Sunday. all before 10 a.m. an<t Yo!Jf copy wl&I be delivwecl. Clrc ....... T .. Cf' 11 Most Or.nv• County Arwes 6Q.4U • Northwest Huntington Belctl. 111nd Westminster ••••.••• .-.1w Sin Ctomente, Capistrano Beach. Seti Juan C•platrano . Dene Point, South L.llOIJM. Ltgune Niguel , , ••••••• . ..,.._..,, &Jnday, Augual 17,)876 OAll..Y PILOT All Plaza· Hotel ·' - Area's Neu:est Opens Momlay , ... . Diiiy PU.t SIMI Pl'lclt• COUNTY'.$ TAWS'T HOTEL TOWERS OVER SOUTH CO~T -Horsenaping Trots Into Italian Crime a.m. The stall door was round un- locked and a ventilation window, large enough for a small person to climb through, was open. By Al,AN DIRKIN Chappell said that Ute hotel Is 01111. o ... , ,.,1e1 ~u" mainly intended to serve the cor- The 17·story South Coast Plata porate traveler. Hotel, which towers 203 reet, Thehotel(eaturesagamedeck taller than any other hQt_el in apd a waterfall tn ·a garden court. Orange County, will open Mon· Dining in cludes an Italia n day. restaurant, a corree shop, and a ln a sense the hot.el already is "Casablanca''-style bar, where open. !ts restaurants have been lunches also will be served. serving the s taff of 400 to help Western International Hotel s train kitchen personnel and to also owns the C~ntury Plaza in boost moral or the rest of the Los Angeles, and the St. Frances staJr. in San 1-Tancisco. The hotel chain "It's helped to build up pride and United Airlines are wholly amon g the s taff,'' general owned subsidiaries or UAL, Inc .• manager Kim Chappell said. SeatUe. "How often · do a maid or a busboy get a chance to dine iJ1 a first-class restaurant?'' By Mond ay 's opening, the staff will have been on board two weeks. It's been two weeks of orientation a nd last -minute pre- ssures. . Nude'Romp .Right UpheM ForGirl(3) l '1~what r call a period of ad- justment." Chappel expiained. ··w e find out wh ether some of the decisions made two years ago ~'ork. Lf they don't .,.,,c have to make adjustments. "A rurniture layout may have looked fin e on paper . but once the errect is seen y,.•c may have to re- arrange it.'· For Chappell , the Costa 1'Iesa hotel represents his first position as general manager . He has watched th e hot'el grow dur- ing 18 months or on-site planning. He has not opened a hotel before, but participated in the opening of the Michigan Inn last year. another in the chain of Western International Hotels. "What I learned from that was to circumvent communications problems between the contractor and m a nager ,•• he said. ''So every day we meet at 7 a.m.'' The hotel. \\'hic h cost $18 million, has 403 rooms. It is the latest in a series of hotels that have opened on th e Orange Coast in the l ast year , openings that refl ect the trend by major cor· porations to set up their head· qu arters in the area. I l SEASIDE PARK, N.J. (AP) - Jessica Santos has won her tussle with the law over a nude romp on , the Seaside Park beach. After a!l, she's onl y 3, and the borough did get caught with its legal briers down. The toddler was the target or a s ummons issued July 8 which said she was in violation of a borough ordinance banning nudi- ty on the beach. It could have meant a $100 rine and 00 days in jail. But Wednesday night she skipped happily out of Municipal Court after the borough admitted the summons had been mistaken~ ly issued to Jessica's aunt, Alma Nelson, 18, instead of her mother. Sharon,21. But the speed with which the complaint was dismissed in an unusually crow.ded courtroom suggested the borough 'Was glad for an excuse to give the case the deep six. Mrs. Santos, 21, said, "It's sil- ly. It's gotten us a lot or attention but I knew the c,omplaint would be dismissed. J essica's having a loto£fun." MONTECATINI. Ilaly (AP ) - Italy's k\dnap industry, already rich from abductions, or people, apparently branched out into horses Saturday with the disap· pearance of an American-bred trotter that bas won more than $300,000. Wayne Eden, a 5-year-old bay,· was snatched rrOm bis stall at the race track or this Tuscan spa just hours after winning a $15,000 purse. The horse apparently was led out through an opening in the barbed wire s urrounding the stall area. "There is no way the horse could have w alked out by himself," a track source said. The hotel also r epresents another step in the development ·of South Coast Plaza and Town Center. Costa Mesa hopes to garner $300,0"0 a year in sales and bed tax from the hotel. Mrs. Santos had hired a lawyer, and she said she was pre- pared to fight the case in any court. But after the charge was dropped, Mrs. Santos said she was satisfied. . Track officials said the horse disappeared betw~ 4 and 6 Wayn e Eden, out of Rebecca Eden by Speed Rodney, is one or Italy's most successful trotting horses. It was built with steel and pre-cast concrete. The decor is light oak and chrome with beige, patterned carpeting. It has fl exi- ble convention facilities, but And that appeared to be Ute end of an incident that had come to be called by many names, in· eluding the "Fanny Fuss."· .. .... THESE ARE NOT MADE SPOTLESS by Al's CARPET and RUG WORKS When y~u want your carpets or furniture cleaned ••• Al's is one of the most modem cleaning plants in the western states. · Free Estimates ••. Mo Obligation Complete Ccrpet Sales and Service. IRefringing, _,lndlng, sewing, wall-to-wall installation! Chinese, Oriental, Domestic, Navaho Rugs cleaned. Custom made Draperies to match your carpeting. Serving Orange County for 35 Years • 293 S. MA1N ST., ORANGE PHONE 835-2515 ·I 3 BIDCKS NORTH OF fASHION SQUARE ' . . ' • • ' • - ,tf OM.YPLOT • • .. , ,, , ~th !ttr•: .. 'Tl'"' .;; :;;;> • . ' --------~:. ._, .. SUnc!!y. AuQuat 11. 1m .. , __ _ THEN AND NOW-Picture postcard (above) sbows,..vi.rginia City's historic Savage Mansioil less than 10 years old, in 1870. while photo taken this summer (above. right) sbows how completely the old gal has CNlly Pi'!',_...., ~CYo.... been restored. Third floor guest bedroom in which General Grant stayed (right) is one ci sev-eral rooms guests can rent now for $18 a night <s ingle occupancy), complete with chamber pot under the bed. F,...·rag~.<\l MANSION WELCOMES GUESTS. • • secutive years \"acatioos after that first trip. During each vaca- tioa visit they ""'ould tour the Savage Mansion. lo 1971, they re- turned as touris ts fer the last time. They quit their jobs in Southern Califoruia and boUgbt the mansion. For Mrs. McDonald. it meant leaving a job as a bank officer in the Security Pacific Bank's bcaucb in Huntington Beach. "I 1A'Orked m y way up from teller and I was proud <1 that job,·· she says, ''but Virginia City got into our blood." The McDonalds purcba.sed the historic home from Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Harwood, wbo had restored it in 1962. When the mine •·ent out oC business in 1918, the company had turned the house over to its housekeeper. She lived there until the mid-19305 . The house stood vacant\nd was "let go" until the H.arwoods took it over. Many tbou.gbt it was "too far gooe" and couldn't be restored.. -but "it is to the credit m the pre- vious owners" that they brought back the building that bad once been the queen of the hill. accord- ing to Mrs. ~t c Donald. The Har"·oods had operated the mansion as e museum de- dicated to dramatizing the 60 years of operation in which the Sa\·age company mined $21 million in silver and gold. The lt1cDonalds continued that tradition. but they felt that just allowing interested persoos to tour the home wasn't enough. The family moved its personal residence into the first.floor bookkeeping offices Crom which Mrs . McDonald aod her daughters. Brenda, 18, aod Karen, 16, cooduct tours. They opened the home to over· night guests. The four upper bedrooms can be rented. at $18 a night (single) and $22 <double). Gues t s are encouraged to •·ander through the huge home and are giveo morning coffee in the kitchen. ing a trip around the 'A'orld. He delivered a speech from its balcony to the entire population m Vir«inia Citv. The bome also b~ bad other ootable guests over the years- in cl ud i o g George Hears t (William Randolph's father) .. William Tecumseh Sherman and Thomas A. Edison. The sec..ond ·floor bathroom, truly_ a luxury in its day, spcrts a six-foot-long tub of solid copper protected with a zinc lining. Hanging over the tub is ooe ol the first stt<M·er beads e\·er used in the West. A chest under the window is 200 year.; old and artifacts ol the period, including a sil\.'er shaving tree. adorn. the room still used by overnight guests. Those that don·t use the chamber pots in the bedrooms fmd a gravity resen·oir toilet with pull chain available for their C'Ollvenienee. It was put into. the house in 1892 to replace a pre· \.ious 1878 Primer pumpuniL The linoleum on the noor· is eany 1912vintage. Today, the Savage Mansioo is only ooe oC Se\·eral attractioos the 500 residents of \~ll'ginia City rely on to help them attract tourists as a source of their li \'elihood. One of the largest to"rns in the West. \'irginia City in her heyday bad a population m more than 30.000 and ber 2~ buildin1s housed 100 saloona, 39. uocery stores, 22 restaurants, 11 dairies, four daily newspapers (one edit· eel by Hart Twain> and three undertaken. . The city is far from a &host town today. On peat tourist season days the MeDonaldl may host 10.,000visitors a day. Televis.ioo's ''Booama" seri~ did much to promote the name ol Virginia City, too. Fcreign vis· itors, especially Japanese. who see the show in their own coun· tries. often come to visit the mansion and stay overni&ht. Both American and fcreign vis· itors have respected the bis• torical significance ol the bwse and its a ppointments. Mrs. Mc DooaJd said. Jn the 18 months er so the 'dcDooaldsbave r ented rooms noc. asingle1tem bu been stolen. "People don't stay here unless they ar~ interested {in thebome's hisUry) ... she said. "We have had ooproblems. '' Tbe inansioa i.s open seven days a week for tours and lodg- io g . It is c::losed only o n Christmas Day. Re5ervatioos <:an be 'made in advance and are recommended. especially during peat tourist times such as the city's annual c::amel races. One r oom a \·ailable for lodgers' use is the guest bedroom occupied in 1879 by Pres. Ulysses S. Grant; who stayed there for three days 'A'ith his family foll°"'·. 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Prices effective lhrough Saturday. ,_ ~ ~ I Fi I SAi Calif• (Ml ••I" Chrfi 1thea1 o:onlt 1, Tht w : ctl .est« I"° b• [Mont ·.Al •llOid ouch ·auto1 eel s a•bor Cbry Se• Cbr NeWJ 1\low 211 ., p< • • J.(] ~ l Of! ~: ;t:~ ti liowii [cm ~j To the ··Jiou& tborc bee a e: dti club -heai: Tc ' '°""' Libe 6&,.U tooli • • ·3 ~ ;A WI warJ <i len .otbei p~ I 'M iJn O J L( who ·$100 J am lnfOI forn ,h..,I J o raig: Frid $5,tX · inte1 Fl t ltot kn l whe WU wbt tne ' Mic::. Al ·a f1 lei:• retu Holl H wcr fO said Saturday tl la barnne aalea of about 1.000 big 1975 Qirfsler Corp. cars and ftninJ: the •'1to maker $328,200 for smog !COlltrol vjolations. 1~ "l11e tbree·membtt ARB, all ~int.ees o£ Governor Brown 'II!"'~ a.al .. of lfn6 Cbryaler pro-. 11'1ct.a with the company'" Iara· .t.t engine, 440 cubic inc.hes, will 1be barred in California starting ,Monday. I " AllB CllAJllMAN Tom Quinn '11aid he believed it was the first aueb O:rdtlr ever jssued against an ·automobile company in the tJnit· ed States. He attributed it to "'horrible quality control" in Chrysler factories. Seven models use the engine: Chry &ler New Yorkers, Newport.s and Imperials, Dodge ldonacos and Royal Monu.cos, 2nd Suspect ~NaziDeath JlookedinLA ~ANGELES CAP) -Police · od a second penon Saturday the aftermath of a violent dis· that left the former bead oC • American ~az.i Party dead. ~ Officers said Clyde Bingham, ').P, was booked for investigation of i!!l'ault with ci deadly weapon. w..Jerry Jones, 18, was booked for ~estigation of murder Friday Cill the slaying of Joseph Tom-~i. 24, who hii.d left the or- k anization more than a year ago ~founded a splinter group. Tommasi was ehat in front of the group's swastika-bedecked "house on a main El Monte thoroughfare after be aUeged.Jy became embroiled in au argu- ~t with three party members. ~ce said witnesses told them iorixnmui entered Ill• front yard d the structure brandjghint a club and was sbot in the head as ·he approached the house. Tommasi reportedly h<ld 1 founded the N aJlooal Socialist liberation Fron( in March, 19'14, aaytnc the N az.i group had grown too liberal. • • ' and Plymouth Gran Furyg and Gran Jo'\Jry Brou1hams, the ARB aaid. It said more than 25 percent of the can with the '40enainefalled 11s 11emblY·l ine teats under California 's ,emiaaiona stan· danla, the~hestlnthenaUoo. The models were mmxti tbose hll by \wo recalla -1ier thla year totaling <32 ,000 cars in California. The latest actioc did not include any new recalls, QVJNN SAID .-1.000 oCthe models remain in Califomia showrooms. and about twice that many have been sold in California thla year. Under the ARB order. a dealer Bellin& ooe ·of the models could l06e his liceme. ·in Detroit. u. Chrysler spokesman s aid the stop-sale or· der was aimed at ... relatively small number of enaines" and added o "We have developed tests and equipment methods we bell"ve will resolve the issue and upon receipt or ARB'5 approval. we will correct the problem.•• But Quinn said in an interview that Chrysler officials who made that argument in a meeting here Friday were told that similar as· surances in the pa.st had not been borne out. "'They've told us twice before, after each recall, that they knew how to solve the problem, u he s aid. .. We took their wcrd., and each time the problem got worse.'' $4.5!Jillwn Blaze EniIMJ, SUNLAND (UPI) _ .. We were super lucky," said U.S. Forest Service spokesman Ed Waldapfel. •·we had 12,000 man days fighting this rrre and there were no serious injuries."' He was referring to Southern California's second worst brush . and timber blaze ol the year, which Toared for six days over 7,620 acres of remote Pacoima Canyon area of the Angeles Na· ti.anal Forest before being con· trolled Friday. The $4.S million blaze was attributed to arson. ·3 Countie_s ~eject ~Welfare Recruiting WILLOWS (APJ -Despite warnings of a state lawsuit. Glenn County has joined two .dber Northern California coun· ;;e in trying to drop out oC a f I Man Arrested :In Extortion Of Hoffas LOS ANGELES CAP) -A man who allegedly tried to extort , $100,000 from ttie family of James R . Hoffa in exchange for lnformatfon about the mi11ing former Teamsters Union official : bu been arrested by FBI agents. Jonathon Allen, 38, was ar· raigncd before a U .$. Magistrate Friday and ordered held on a· SS.000 bond. He was charged with ·interstate fraud. FBI agents. who said they did ot believe All e n had any· knowledge of Hoffa's whereabouts, told newsmen he wu arrested Thursday ni1ht at suburban Pico Rivera while talk· t11e: to the Horra home in ' MichiJan. Allen, who reportedly posed as 1 ·a free-la nce investigator, aJ. } leQ:edJY demanded the $100,000 in return for information on where llolfa could be found. • His attorney said he had worked as a bakery truc:.k: driver foe the pa.st13 years. I Judge Kurland · Services Set I • I LOS ANGISLES (UP!l l"Un.eral services wUl be held Monday for Superior Court Jqe Samuel L. Kurland, a;. who died Friday following heart l sursery. , IC'Urland , who was u at1.clrney in pl\vate pra<'lice fOI' 3:5 years. 1raduatt:d from \he University ol Southern California Jf itb a ' dtJt'ff tn I.aw in 1932. tW •M •P. -pomled to tb4!' superior court in I ltl'l. A past \rus tf'e ot tb• Los Anaeln Cou.oty Ear Asloc:i.Mioo md put p~ideot rl. \be USC .Law Alamni Ass oclatloa. KwbDd WU Ci veil tM Asa V: Call Acbiovemeot Aword. USC'• N1t'!C •••i awanl.iD.ltrD. • stm·federat food stamp recruit· ment program. Lu1en and Plumas county supervtaors •oted earlier to defy a 1tate requirement to take part in the so-called Outreach Pro- gram. which was supposed Lo tal<e effect July 1. The proeram requires cOunties to advertise for perscms who are elilible for food 1tampa bat have not applied. Food it.amps are a federal income supplement to help needy persons buy food. . Glenn County welfare director Don Louderback 1aid Friday the program ii ''invalid for this ·County.'' LuM:n County welfare direc· tOr Maio Herzog commented. ''We juJ['ll)o 't 1ee why we tbould. have to pay taxpayers' money to beat the bush .. to find people to 1pend more tax m oney." State official• have tlnatmecl a lawsuit a1ain1t the counties.. But Governor Brown baa aalcl be sympathizes with Plumas Cowl· ty officials' frustrations with some gov ernment·requlred welfare programs. Kennedy Suit Says Evidence . . MayBeLmt LOS ANGELES (AP) -Five journalists have filed a Superioc Court suit asking that nldenee ln the newly reopened probe Into the Rober t F. KeaneclJ as- 1ualDaUon be remond from control ol the police~ and di.Itri ct attorney's clftce... 'lbeault filed 1'ridn ...... _... niclmce in the cue "'ha ap. pareatlJ been lost or daGO)ed. •• Some of the alleeedly loat or destroyed m dence include< ceil- int panels from t.be Amh r118dor Hotel pantry "whicb may pn:we_ that more· tban eight shots were find tbe Die.bl ~ the msasina- tioo" in June. 1968, tbe Nt said. Sirhan Sirhan. who WM ('Oftyjct. ed oC slay\nC Kennedy. bad an oisht-obot reTol ...... Ted Cbarach. one~ thole •bo nled tbe suit. said. "all ..-e sbould be placed lo _...., by tbe cwrt until tbe ll7K cme bas been resohed." Tbe auit names tile Los "-"" Police ~ .._ district attaney's olllH..,. IM ciV dirk'• ol!ice. • ...... tN..,'! ,sauy Struthers; who plays Gloria in TV's 0 All in the Family.'' must decide by .. Monday whether to continue taping the series, which she sayS she's tired of, or to put her career on ice for at least six months until her contract nJnS out. · 'Troe' Sold Again HOLLYWOOD CUP!) - Peterson Puhllflhing Co., which purchased ''True" magaz ine earlier thi& year, sold the magazine Friday to Magazine Associates Inc. of New York for an. undisclosed s um. . -. DAIL v PILOT Al. Deputy, Ass~ilant Slain . lttADERA (AP) -A ?.1aderi. tnan, appar~ntl y angered becauge his wife wru. loavin1t him, shot and kilted a sherirf'll deputy answC!rinc a family dis · turbance cfll Snturdny. OOer of. ficen fatally .)Vounded the as· aailant later. The d ead d ep uty, Steve Lindblooru, 28, ''didn't know what hit hln\, 1' nnotht>r deputy said. ll<> s:1ld thnl"Llndbloon1 wa~ shot. In the Ct>nter ot th<' foreh1•:11J us he entered tht• rear of the corn · binatlon Jll"OCery slotl.'·residenc1'. Sher1ff'i> de1111ties and p11ict· who rus hed In lhf' hoosr trnrtPd llUDShot8 i1nd hit GN1rgt> Walkrr. be, in the Ojbdomen und cht.~t ........ Officers found his body whtn th(•)' ~ntered the house 3~ hours :1flf'f' lhc viole nce began. ne:y :->aid Walkrr upparenUy bled to d1•ath ~Jnwly . Off1 e(·r ~ :ind E fri e Evflns. Walkrr':-. nl('('C, gAvC this aC'• Strike Threatened FriM:o Policemen Demanding Wage Hike \\-'alkt't"s wire, Dem.Ice, who· luut ju11l rt•c1•11tly J('ft hJm, eame In the houst• to ~Pt ~mt: clothes. Wh(•n he w.1uldn 't IM her take ll11•1n , she c:1lled officers. Two officf'rs ~howed up at the front 1tnd H long gun was point.ad ut th e m , They lort and rOOJoed. for help. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Po- .tiee and fire unio ns have threatened to strike next week over pay demands, whiJe Mayor JOfleph Alioto wnr ned that he will recomn1end that any polJcemon or firefighter who wulks off the Job be fired . New pay raleli for poU cc, fire and Munieip<tl Railway drivers ,.,Iii! be set by the Board or Supervisorti Monday. Police and firemen are demanding the max· • i mum 13 percent inc r ease permitted by the City Charter. which would cost the city about $13 million. Muni drivers want special mid· year cost·of·living 'increases in addition to the newJlourly rate of S6.815 -nine percerlt higher than the rate a year ago. Flre FighteN> lA'al 798 nnd 1TranspoM Workers I .ocaJ 2."WA, both AFL·C IO affiliatei;, filed Frtday (or a s trike sanction frorn the San Francisco Labor Council. 1'1le council said it will con11ider .the sanction at a meeting woo. nesday. Current p ay for poli<'C' anti fi remen ranges rrom SUi,044 a year for cadet!. to $44,&12 ror 1 hf' chiefs. The 13 percent boost would raise thr range In $18.21fi t-0$50,688. Gerald Crowley. pre--ulrnl nr the l ,800·mem be r Police Officer.-. AssociaUon Sl.lid more than 90 perC'e nt of the 1 ,000 officers polled so far favor strike action i( the eupervison; fail to j!rant the full 13 percent raJse. J.indhloom , a deputy for throe yettrs. und r''ffPrvc depulh>tt Rill J-lu~hes -.nd Steve ff!:lgopian rPSponderl . l.indblodm was shot. in the hackyard. After he WflS !'hot, flu~h06 and Hngopian lredcd shot~ with Walker nnd s us tained minor wounds . •lu~hf's was gra?.ed in t he h<1nd . anrt the bullet rim up t11s arm und la nded in his shirt. rot•kct. Anothf'r hull<'l creased Hafl!opinn 's sralp. ReN>r1?' indjcatC'd Walker had <-l shot~un anrl other guns, inch.'4· in~ a dPrrin ~11r. J-lugh <>~ WHl'i t ak<•n to et h06pit8l for s urgC'ry. J-lagopian'!i 8calp was bandaJ?:ed and he returned to the scene al t he north edge oC this San Joaquin Valley farming community. Closeout sale! Boys' long ' sleeve western shirts! . Orig. $6 to ST. You save 33% to 43% 1 Choose sl'.lverat ol lh<>!;., handsoml"I shirt~ wllh the ruggnd western styling he wants. l ;isy-cara labrlci;. Schaol·ago boys' size& A. Penn Presl~G&o/., polyester/35%cotton. Long collar. Assorted checks, plaids. • • U. Nnvy cotton dl'nim with !;flAll IJullons, V·'(Okes, conlr :J<il r.titch del ailinq, • C. Prnn Prnsl't rinrv,.,o.tnr I cott on. [,o!icl <.nlo r borty, <,ontr;islinq yokes. Side Saddle by Dittos® · · for the fit and style you ~want $16 t Side Sedde pant•. ll<J W f,l~t fr r1 n1 Oitlo::i•. riivvs vou lhn bast Iii e\/Pr' J>oly,..stor/r.ollon In niwy, hunl1Jr, brown, Ught blue. Junior size,., gso Din~ Side Slddl• 'klr1 wi!h 71p-fronr styling, Soft blend of poly!!Sler qnd coHon. Junior alze!i In navy, hunter, light blue. 1650 Oittos1' Side S~d .. Jacket fo Te~m up with panta or skirt Shirt tall bottnm, sn~o butlorts. Navy, hunter, brown, light blue. Junior :>izes. P3tchwo'11: tf'lirt, p"rlecl complement for OiltosfO. Handcrafted or mulll·cornrl'!d cotton gauze. Long sleeves w1lh western c.ut yoko. S·M·L.. s5 COttoft quiff handbags. A$so1ted stylM f11 your choice of colorful patchwork. prints. ~ Lakers 8-ketballl K i ng• Hockey ! FREE •port clinic• at JCPe nn~yl ' 1111'•1 tlll, S.turday. AUQtJSf 2'Jnl . 10 A.M.· BM«•tbllll clin1e M.C:cs oy lyrttt Sl'llddtfofd wlth U.lttt •tan and coec.Ms as~t'"'"''' Whlllwood, S11turd11y, /l.ugu~I i3,d .• 11 AM. t-lotkt>v olinic MC:dbyOar.Avfrf wnh King''"'! 11nd cottche' ~ 11ssist. FlllEf! ,!PSI-it '4NO DRAWING FOlll FRl!E TICklll ANO PllllZE&! W•feh fOf fr•• •port clinic• c:omfltg 10f1ft ti,.. __ , Anllpble in ~ Angel••, Orange, Alver1lde, &•n B9'1111rdlno and Ventura counu-. I it I ..1 I " • • . -. -,\f DAILYl'l..OT Sund:!f. Auguml 17, 1175 .. ~ .. ~ • • • ~ I • • ! • I . - • • ' f :o11tinuous (:leauing ~'en in 30-in. Gas Range Specially coated o'ven i nter i or works to clean aw-ay fo od splat· te r s a t normal baki ng tempera- tures. ears ' Choose ··Bloomin' Patc h " or '•Carnation"' Desig n Polyester and combed cotton . Need no ironing when machine- washed . tumble dried. 1'1ais :\d ~'£fecti"·e tl1ru Tuesd~:'·· August 19 • 99 Twin Size, £la t or fitted Full Size , flat or fitted 3.9') Standard Pillowcases. pair ·•.99 Al so available i n King and Queen Sizes 25tr/. OFF S.an R<~u!ar -/0 tow l'r1t't"'5 All Wall Decor ' • 4 :1.1r11t•r (;ro1111 .,. itl1 !'itt:'rt"o 1'1101111 ' Co.-11t"r Grou1, '4 ill1 8.'fraek Tape Pla~t"r --'. I" ' I /I ·1 1 ' SAVE 849.98! Regular · $399.95 ''Campaign'' Corner Group Choose S te reo Phono or 8-Track Tape Player 97 Enjoy th is contemporary style, space-saving group for lounging. sitting . sleeping. Choose AM/FM stereo radio with phono or AM/FM stereo radio with 8-track tape ! Group consists of: 2 foam mattresses on spring construction bases. 2 bolsters. corner table with music center. Ol efin upholstery in cboice of colors. ' . • I Too ..Ava i Sear An a ' . •• ! ' ........ ·-~ Eve rythi ng from Old Masters to con-s IFf; s11J.'>H: $319.95 ··eampaign" Corner Group With AM /FM Rad io __ ~b<J.97 · temporary abstracts. Beautttally fra med. I ' ' ' Some oils . some acrylics, some fine .'i 11 ·f; K'l'J.•JH! $239.95 "Campaign" Group With Corner Table 19<J.<J7 reproductions. We show two from the I l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!~~!~~~-=~l...'.':··~·;·:'~'~h~~:•~h•:·~~~g~re:_:at:.,::s:e~le~c~t~io~n~.:__~~~~~~~~~~..i:-':":~='·=~=··=~·=''='-~':$~t~OO:_'~·c:a:m:::.'.p:a~i:g~n~"-V::e~rs=a=t~i l:e~L~o:::u~n:g:e_·S:::o~fa:-:-:-:-:-:-:-::-:-:-:-:-:-:::~:--:-:-:-:-:::8~9~.9:-:·.JI ·~~- ! '• • 1 25101 Automatic 3-Cycle "·asher Yi)ur choice of normal . short or presoak cycles. 2 automatic wash / rinse temperature combinations. L P . di ' ''>'l9 ow rice ·----___ -· ~ - Cabinet Included . 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If the county planning department can deliver these things, we presume the lrvine Company plan· ners could come up with something. Housing Officer Flory said something should be done for the Crystal Cove residents who ha ve been liv- ing on modest terms tn beachfront homes for many years. He didn't mention that only 43 families are in- v~p and they've been made aware of their month .. to-~onth rental status since the 1920s. Almost e veryone-local to national-has a pet 1heory on how the Irvine Company people ought to de- velop it. A big chunk of the property already has been eommitted to parks and some of the more dreamy planners are expressing bope--without a financial plan in mind-that it all somehow can be open space. Out of the Orange County Planning ·Department offices last week came "One of those precious dreams that may win hearts, but that makes absolutely no sense in the real world of economics and land value. He also said housing should be m ade available nearby for those who would possibly work in future hotels and restaurants in the area. · Reed F1ory, county housing officer, said the land should be developed in a manner to offer plenty of housing opportunities for retired people and olhec,s or That's about like telling a Wilshire Boulevard high-rise builder he had to provide housing nearby for all the clerks and janitors. "Highest and best use" should be the primary guideline or land development. This doesn't mean tile poor peopie·should be left out of planning; it means that housing for moderate and low-income families should be worked in reasonably with land values and building cost values. · low or moderate income. , Neither th e Irvine Company nor any other Orange County developer has been ab1e to come up with an acceptable housing program £or moderate or low income f amilies-even in inland areas with far lower land va4Jes. That makes · it difficult to un· derstand how the county planner thinks a piece of ocean.fronting a nd ocean-view property of the highest possible value can be r eserved for those una- ble to afford homes anywhere file. 1'his incident may focus on the whole problem of how do we find low-in come housing, for the fact is this problem prevails almoot everywhere in Orange Coun- ty1 not just the coastal strip. Obviously, about the only way you could ac- complis"h this .is through a combination of circumstances outside of the Irvine Company's con· trol. These would include permission for extremely The Almighty didn't promise everyone a house with an ocean view in one of the most desirable sec- tions of tbe nation. If Mr. Flory or anyone in county officialdom bas some trick up his sleeve to show how it c an be done, he is indeed a magician in land-and people-planning. Not long ago, I shocked a sbort- llaired Democrat by telling him that announced U.S. Senate Can· didateTom Hayden is a socialisL The label was the shocker, and /le was equally shocked when I ~aid the same of Ronald Reagan, Gerald Ford and several other allegedly conservative }Xllitical figures. Hayden denies the label and, no doubt, the others would be 1highly offended. But they all fall .in the same basket ; the difference ,is just a matter of degree. The occasion was one of those Tare instances when the tables are turned and the reporter ,becomes intervieWee. The 1 Democi-at bad been standing in the wings when I interviewed .Hayden recently and wanted to ·know wh at I thoughL Since he was buying, I had no objections .•to giving him m y two cents ~worth-in 1975 currency. -Hayden, to me, is a fascinating case. He first gained wide re- ·cognition as the Thomas J ef· ferson of the Students for a Democratic Society, penning the group's charter. But bis big claim to fame came ·in the protests to the Vietnam .war and in his 1968 activities in the streets of Chicago. The riot- illg al the 1968 Democratic con- . vention land ed him on the docket ;in the celebrated Chicago 7 lrial. ·Jle was cleared of all charges. AS THE PAGES of the calen· dar dropped away -no theft of Mr. Ford's dramatic telt!Vision devjces intended ·here -he wedded J a ne Fonda, not an in· significant name among war pro- test celebrities. and now he is lunging for the Democratic party mainstre am in next year's Senate primary. ~ . ll_ayden Socia~~t Label Shocks Demo The Democrat that had con· fronted me. a s light acquaint ance from other campaigns, ap· parenUy was trying to assess Hayden's chances of success "'ilh an eye to whether one would be well·advised to go to work for the campaign. If he knew my track record for picking winners in political contests, he might have been Jess wJJJing to pick up the Jun ch tab. · Now this socialist label means neither good nor bad to me. It's a fact of life in America, just li ke cars that barely outlast their warranties and two hours of OCTD bus time from Whittier to Santa Ana. /. It must mean something else lo a Democrat. His eyes got wide with a plea to. for·Christ's·sake· keep-your-voice-down, 35MI he looked around the room to see if anyone else had heard. Hayden, as one of his key cam· paign platform pitch~s. wants ••guaranteed employm~t. '' "'New Times'' m ilgazine de, ByDOUGLASFRITZSCllE OIUte O•ilY Pii.tjgff voted virtually al l of its mid.July issue to America's "new poor"; the millions of formerly pro. sperous Americans who are lin- ing up in glazed-eyed defeat at the nation's unemployment or. fices, welfare offices and co m- munity aid centers. Thinking of the lives that have come crashing down through the fault1 of a remote concept called the economy through no fault of the individuals, guaranteed employment is an appealing idea. I t is also socialist. Ronald Reagan, as Ca liCornia's governor, a lso was in favor of gJJaranteed emplo yment. He called it wor kfare, welfare re· form. That's socialist too, but by an acceptabl e label. But al.ere is a vast diff~·~~nce between lhe two ideas, at least i( I understood Hayden's com- ments. Reagan's form of guaranteed employment came from a deep. seated sUspicion that people want to cheat, t hat they want something for nothing. Jt was a d emeaning concept, giving welfare recipients welfare·size chec ks in return for the most menial forced la bor. ltA YD EN'S ideas seem more· humanitarian. Call it marshaling of the nation's s killed resources to avoid waste. A decent rate o( pay to be given for a decent job. A system designed to compte- •ment, rather tba n r eplace, private employment. Guaranteed employment, whether it is a result of Hayden's bei.ng e lected or a r esult of another legislator's efforts, could be a main bulwar k of the system o r e~chan ge of goods and services we call tbe ''economy/' The economy is a bizarre thing that deals with a relatively fixed amount of money that at some times can keep almost ever· ybody t at and happy and at olhers can barely keep a large segment of the population in peanut butter. It has to do with the number or hands the money touches, not ' Doles Alter Government Aim · Payments for Social Security ; •the expenses of Medicare, welfare, food stamps, unemploy- ment compensation and veterans' benefits -these are known in federal terminology as ''trans!er payments.'' 'Jbe term is used to distinguish e:ucb p ay· ments from thole connect- ed with the tr•diti on a l fu nction of government, t bat is, to maintain na· tlcmal securi· ty ·and pre· s e r v e d.....,.licorderandtr-uilily. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robtrt N. Wttd, PubfWwr TJaomc• Kt"'il, Ediior Tllomo• Palm~r. Sunday Editorial Poot Editor Tbe tdltori•I pa1e of the Daily Pilot 1eell1 to ·inform and 1tlmulate readers by presenti ng QI th .. p11e divtrse commentiiry · on toplCI ol intert1't by •yndicat· fd tolum.nlatt and cartoonists. by' provldh"I . a for um for ttad~n· '1/eW1 ·1nct by presentlnlf this nenp1per'1 opinion• and Idea' on curNM topics .. The editorial npini.-ollh~ Dally Piiot •ppear only In the edllorial column al the lop of Lhe pa1e. Opinions ex· pressed by tht columr),llU and cartoonl1t.1 •Dd l~er writers are their own aftd no donemt:nt ol their v-• ~ tll Dall> Pi lot •hould be llll......S. Sunday, Aupst 17, 19'15 -. ( S. I. HAYAKAWA ) ' 'N;le enormous rise in tbe !edefal budget in r ecent years, says Roy L. Ash, former director of the Offi ce of Management and Budget and a former cabinet m ember in the Nixon and Ford administrations, is not due to the increasing costs of government, if one thinks only in terms of the traditional functions -the C.X· penses of the executive, the Co ngf;_ess, the judiciary, the military and so on. WARS, OF COURSE; are cost- ly. but y,•hen the Korean war was over fe d eral expenditures declined. Something different happened; however, at the close of the war in Vietnam: ''Defense expenditures did decline by SO percent on a cons- tant dol1ar basis,•• writes Ash in The Wall Street Journal. "They are back to the mid·'SOS level, even after paying the con- siderably higher cost of the all- volunteer forces. Also .•. the ag- gregate of all other 'sovereign' functions of the federal govern- ment also declined from their 1968 peak level." Nevertheless, federal expen· ditures, fo r from declining as we might h ave expected, ''are almost exactly the saine in 1975 ~ (on 1 constant dollar basis) as they were in 1968 ... What ha1>- pened? The Jong-awaited •peace dividend ' from reduced defense expendtt\ires w as spent for transfer payments. Today. transfer payments .•. comprise one ball or federal expenclltures, oompared to20 perceoll.o.IJllO." Without our quite noticing it. what has changed is not simply the amount of federaJ expen- ditures. Ash puts it sharply; .. Obviously the rol~ of govern· ment has changed -from one primarily of maintaining na- tional security and domestic or- der to one that also mass~vely re- di stributes income. · ''This nev• and cosily rol e of _Bovernment is not an acci dent. Our national conscience~ along. with good politics -for some -- Jed lo the proliferation or pro- grams that today transfer the equivalent of $150 a month per wage-earner to tens of millions of beneficiaries of these expanding transfer programs. "We're just a bout crossing, right now, that line where more 1 people are benefi ciaries of federal government payments than are taxpayers who carry the load.'' WHAT LIES AHEAD tn the light of Ash's analysis is not a cheerful prospect. For the pa5t2S years the federal government bas been adding beneficiaries and increasing benefits "at a constant rate of nearly 9 percent a year, plus the annual inf\ation r a t e ... Put this nurli.ber alongside the 3.S percent or so growth or the real Gross National Product annual\): and draw your own conclusions.•• The result of furthCT progress in this direction, according to Ash, is cfr aslic loss of freedom. The pr od ucers of goods and services will have to give up more than hall their ea.mings~to s upport the beneficiaries ol. the system. ·. • As for bencficlartes, they too will have only limited freedom to •peod their bo.o.efita, slnoe lbeoe . I j I benefits ~ome for designated purpos es: f or dependent children. for medical care, for educational grants-in-aid and the like . Wh e n ther e are mor e beneficiaries of fransfer pay- ments than there are working taxpe\)'ers, says Ash, "not only w ill we h ave c hanged the economics of lhis couhtry, but also, by breaking the rela· tionship between effort and re- ward, its social system as welJ. •· l believe that we all accept Ute principle that '1n afnuent society must do what it can to prevent" hunger, misery and homeless~ ness - a nd a lso to provide equality of opportunity to all to whom that equality has been de- nied. But how far can a socletyao in the redistribution ot wealtb without changing the very nature of society? One might add to Ash's ob- servations that continued pro. gres1 ln the d irection he de· scribes is already producing a sharp and novel class distinction in America -between those who pay ta:tes and those who con- sume them. Bank tellers and checkout clerks in supermarkets are often bitte rly resentful of the sometimes able·bodied and well- educated people whose welfare checks they must cash. Financial aid officers In colleges and un- ivers.ltle:s become cynicaJ as they a uthorize. because of loose Ced er.al guidelines, scholarships and erinta·in·aid to non -studying students In school for 1 free rlde. Thos.e who object to the ex· -and abuae• oCthelransfe< pa1111ent 1ystem are not only lhe reactloaary rich. 'Ibey are allo thewortlnll middle clall. . . • '· TOM HAYDEN with more or le!s money. So, a man is laid orf. He has no money to spend on commodities produced by his neighbor. His neighbor is laid off, The economy contracts. Both ·men go on welfare, have their homes repos- sessed and support a family of five on a couple of hundred bucks a month.' ' IF, ON THE other hand, the first man had an adequately pay- ing government job to go to when he was laid off, his neighbor might not be laid off and the con· traction would not be as extreme. Compare it to air circulation in a room. When the breeze stops, you turn on the fan. Guaranteed employm ent would work like that. The result wou ld be forced money flow . When times are hard, more people would be in publi c work; when times were better -assuming the system were set up properly -: they would move back to private jobs., Jn addition to taking some of the sharpness out of economic swings, it would eliminate the soul-crushing realization that you can't make it on work ethic alone. Work ethic and free en· terprise are not synonymous, although they arc oft en thought of as part of the samelhing. And guaranteed employment has another benefit. It cuts alienation from society by mak- ing sure the social system works £or the individual. J->resumably. when the individual is making a valuable contribution to society and receiving a fair return, he will support that syS tem. The converse, jt wo uld seem, is also true. AND T llAT goes on to another of Hayden's points: national de· fense. He contends-as Barry Goldwater and Richard Nixon and Abraham Lincoln did-that the best nationa I derenseis a Com.: milted citizenry. A foreign power can beat down .. military derenses, but if it cannot· offer a bette r way of life, it can• not capture thC minds and hearts or the people. It cannot win withoUt acquiescence. But all of this is socialist. So- meone else is sure to raise the red n ag, and v.·e are all to a greater or lesser ·degree OOund by t~e slogans of our upbringing. l'\t this poin t, I'm not sure whether I s upport Hayden. His ideas are by no means original. They a r e basic elements or philosophy tha t have been espoused a t various forums for t housands of years. At th.is point I can't be sure whether he can do much more than espouse. · · But back to Democrat's ques· lion: Wh at do you think or Hayden's chances. Cons id ering, of course our pre- dilection for s logans: Not a snowball's chance in Hell. The Ford Image The presidential image, perhaps even more these dlys than prior lo Watergate, Is the Jiroduct of many hands- some working for , some against, and some in spite of Presi- dent Ford's wishes. ' The Taylor Jones cartoon above depicts some of the men whose works have influenced the "look " of President Gerald Ford In his first year in office. Clockwise from the top, they are: WUliam Simon, Richard Nixon, Earl Butz James Schlesinger, hank Zarb, Edward Levi, Alu · Gt-eeaspan,HenryKIM!ngerandNelson RocketeUer. , • WA tbe Blide WU ? in Ii fero art I rlf t co u care Peg: gotte the J Ralp o!Tb Con! ond IW'• Tim< 1 Th· lions it mi overl laws tere a utl .. cla! Cla 1 lmgi tbe u gove Un any ; can a n yt c h ' ''cla by I ing : r u star offi4 cl as fa i I pert his p e vii chici pres: he a selli rive1 Tll gove man f M Mus exhJ ror tow Am• 'Tl ~~ -"I cjue leu ext Arc o( l "'I'll -the] Ii~ nm -·~ T ~ ;: on I = .. . ! Sundsy.August 17, 1975 DAILY PILOT A f 1The, Bilderbergers Ride • a1n Shades of Westbrook Pegkr • WASIUNGTON -ApparenUy tbe first mention or the llllderbergen in the public prints WM made by Westbrook Pegler in 19$7 toward the end of thot feroci ously · arllcul ate rlfht·wlng co umni s l 's career . Mr . Pegler hud gotten wind of the fact that Ralph McGill of The Atlanta Con11tlt ution a nd Arthur Hays Sulzberger of The New York Times, both now dead, had at- tended a secret meetlnl e( In- ternational blJ shots oo ~ Simon l1)and1 Brunswick, Ga., in Febnaaryoftbatyear. 1 From that time .., tbe:-John Birch Society and the LlbertY Lobby have otalted lhiJI groop cl high government officials, bakers, media executives •. in- dustrialists, Wall Street lawyers and attendant retaine.nl Crom the academic world. Henry Kissinger was a Bllderberger during bis days as a Harvard teacher and Rockefeller couftier. The Bilderbergers have been given that name -they don't call themselves that -from the hotel where they fi rst met in the town ( VON HOFFMAN ) of Ooelerbeek, Holland, In IBM \lnder fbe chairmanship or <1.if'rl nce Bernhard ot the· Netherlands. They have met an· nu ally in one NA TO country or tnother ever since, always at a remote resort hotel, always iD secrecy and always proteeted by the Polltlcal police of the hos t na· tion . THE MEETINGS, however, are in no sense o((iciaJ or gov· ernmental. The • attendees are best described as the internu- 'Classified' Dodge To Be' Unlinrlted?. The freedom of the press sec- tions or the controversial (to put it mildly) Senate Bill No. 1, to overhaul the federal criminal laws, creates a new and most in - teresting felony : the un - authorized disclosure of ''classified'' official information. Classified, in government languaa:e, means a document, for the use only of the persons within government to whom it is sent. Under S. 1, as it now stands, any public official, repeat ANY, Can label anything be c h o o s e s "classified'' b)' hammer- ing it with a rubber stamp. The official ca n classify any failur e lo perform on his p4rt or his colleagues, or any evidence of dishones ty , chicanery or fraud . He could sup- press any evidence, in fact, that he and his fellow officiah;-were selling the country down the river. THERE IS no limit to what a government official can com- mand shall not M printed or teleca.i ,, ( CHARLES McCABE ) in the media. Whether yoo. love the media or hate them, or feel nothing in particular about print ortubejournallsm,lauggestthis proposal is terrifying. ' You are a Washington re· porter. From sources within the coffee trade tq,at have been relia- ble in the past, you get a report that the tariff bas been raised on, say, Colombian coffee and not yet announced, for political re· asoos. You call the guy who has the duty on the Brazilian or Colombian desk of the· State Department He either says it is not true (though it 'is), which comes within the def'"mition of government ethical public rela· lions Or he tells you that the whole matter is classified, and that you are on the brink of com- mitting a felony IN ANY case, if you print this story, which is of enormous in- terest to Latin America, you and your publisher are accJlsed felons Worse, if by any cllance your information happened lo be . wrong, you are still a criminal if THE PICK OF Punch By GEORGE A. KJllMSKY &uKlatiHI '"'"' ....... MOSCOW, -More than 100,000 Muscovites have flocked to the exhibition hall in Luzhniki Park for the most-popular show in town : a modes t display of American household goods . • The reason for the success of the month·long show, seems to 1'-ve more to do witb American peop;etha u.s. aooc1a. "I'd say about 80 percentofthe queoUono I 1et are ponooal "" at least have nothlna lo do with the exhibit Itself," said Lisa Archipow, of Buffalo, N.Y .. one Of :za Russl1n°opeaklnl guides. '"l'bey Just don't oeem oo lm- -ed with our technology u they ODCO did." The government·&Ponsored ex- Mblt Ls billed •• a di.splay or fD:rnlabJ.n..Ks, household goods and donatnactloa materials for the ''typlCal'1 American family. TB& LAIT TIW.E anything like thll '1Tecbnolo1y for the Amm~•• Home" exhlbll ap- p_tartd In Moscow, Nikita IUllWklleV ud Rlcbard M. Nix- "" .,..,..i In their famous Im· l!tOID~ "kltobeo debate" In 19 on the relatlft ~ta cl ·' . .- ' their countries' development and ideologiet. It was carried on TV in both countries. .._ ~ In today's a tmosphere of de- tente, Muscovites seem more in- terested In ,la lk ill g -,Ith, )'OW1i guld .. about the A mftkan way otllfe lban lnlinaertnt:llle (IOods. The Ru11lan1 -pa11ina lhrou&h the pavilion at a rale of abcUt l.000 an hour -llteloqllil the guides· 'on how much they earn, what t.be1.r pareota do for a livillg, bow American c~ are ochooled and bow the 11D· empl9yed mu11e lo ...-vive In the United Staleo. "They act Incredibly grateful for the chance to talk with us. Ex· hlhli guideo In this c;oonlry don 'I rel1te to people the way we do," said Bill Graves of Washington , D.C. The guides say they hive found their r eception in the Soviet capital far more relaxed and isUmulating than in the provin· clal cities where they toured with the exhibit for four monlh1. "After Tashkent and Baku, I waa ready to go home, but here it's been ereat, •• said Anne Nohsactr, 23, ol'Huntllillon, N.Y .. "They are.h't so defensive here. ., ready to de(end the mother eouatty.··· S. 1 passes. Under this monstrous pro- posal, I cannot think of a single embarrassing question a re- porter could ask of a public of- ficial, down to the level of chief clerk in the Agricultural Depart- ment that could not be labeled "classified" immediately by the official who was questioned. Jr the matter wasn't already classified, all Junior has lo do is to get out the old rubber stamp and Jtomp. NEWS GATHERING in Washington, you do not have to be told, is essentially asking em- barassiµg questions of officials in charge of making or administer- ing public policy If this proposed law had been on the books, the re- porting of the Watergate scandal would have been emasculated. Recent stories reporting CIA ac- tivities would have been subject' lo prosecution Apart from reporters and editors, anyone who leaks na- tional defense or classified in- formation, or who "engages in conduct that causes its loss," can be proseeuted -regardless of in- tent and with no burden to show that any harm resulted .This ap- plies even to former government employes who might have re- ceived classified infonnation as a result of "having been a federal publicservant " Disclosure of classified material by journalist or public- official or anyone ebe to a con· gressional committee would be a crime· under S 1 unless done "pursuant to lawful demand " POLITICAL AGIT ATION, which is what this country was founded on, would become far tougher to gel away with under the conspiracy sections of S 1 . Under our present interpretation pf the First Amendment, you can lawfully shoot your mouth off about the rOttenness of govern- ment unW you effect what Mr. Justice Holmes called a "clear and present danger" to our in- stitution&. Under S . 1 lhe govern- ment may use conspiracy and sedition restrictions previously unheard of in this republic to pro- s~ute disaffeetion at a point far Pelow the "clear and present danger" peak. Had S. 1. been passed in the early days of Watergate1 Mr. 1.xOn would sU!fDe reigrung al 1800 Pennsylvania avenue, and the Republicans might be run- ning the country unw Armaged- don. That. in fact, was rather the point of the 1ections which grab the PrMI COl'pl by the throat lo ' malte lhelr eyet pop. Charlie Blackman of Wub.Ulgton, D.C., agreed, in · terprellng Lhe tougher reception in th~ o:ut·er republics as "a natural psychological r eaction ~hen you know you haven'tgot it so good ." 4 NEAR. TllE SHOW'S exit is a guest book in which SoviE;ts may comment on their lmpreesions of the exblblt. Moot remarks are UD11ined or Initialed. Here ii a 1ampllngofSoviet re· actioo: . '· .. We wish we could have more opportunities of see11>1 plain Americans and having heavy talks with them'' -unsigned. "I expected more_ The only thin& I liked was the whirl-I bath and I didn't Ute the price er that'' -•n engineer. ••aeauUful but not •ei-y in· ter6ting. The technology shown Is pretty weak. You can't amaze us will'ftht1" -a 1tudeoL, One of the rare l:iiMd com· meats was written in English with a dramatic scrawl: ' "Amtrica, you is bea.ituful! ! !" The exhibit e nds today In Moscow and travels to lhreo more Soviet cities with a fresh croup cl lllideo. Uonal po'wer ell\ft and have in· eluded David and Nelson Rockefeller, Robert McNamara, Baron Edmond de Rothschild, WUUam Paley, chairman of the board of CBS, former Sen . William Fulbrieht, Cord Meyer of the CIA,, William F. Buckley and George W. Ball, the former State Department man who achieved a brief fame ro r a degree of tepid, establishmen- talian oppasition lo the late war. The officers of such companies as Alcoa, Standard Oil. l·tJ , Heinz, Time. Inc., Chrysler, Manufacturers Hanover Trust. Washington Posl·NeW5weck, and Dillon Read, among others , have been reported as frequent atten- dees along with their coun - terparts from most of the nations of Western Europe. Thal alone might make the Far Ri ght suspicious, but the guest list has also included socialists like He lmut Schmidt, West Germany's Chancellor, and 1'Tance's..Gaston Defferre, who. it is alleged, w as th e Bilderberger's candidate to top- ple de Gaulle. Such a mixture or men , political p art ies and economic interests has served lo confirm the right-wing suspicion that persons like th e Rockefellers are in league with ·the social democrats or even the Comm unists. Occasionally a Bilderberger has tried to explain what these meetings are about. In 1964 Sen. J acob Javits, one of a number of congressmen who've attended, said the purpose is merely lo •·create a better understanding or the for ces and trends affecting Western nationli ." THAT KIND OF Whealena hasn't allayed right-wing anx- ieties. Thus In 1971 the reac-· tionary 1.-tan c hester, New Hampshi re, Union Leade r charged that the BiJ~erberger conferees of that year wer.e given oidvance notice or President Nix- . on's upcoming s hift in economic policies, making it possible for them to pocket as much-as $20 billion. More recently a Liberty Lobby publication put the blame ror the overthrow or the Portuguese dictatorship on the Bilderbergers, saying that this opened the way for ''the effective capture of the incredibly rich natural resources of Angola and Mozambique by the inlemaUonal Rockefeller cabal." Even after the revelations or the last few years, upper echelon people consider the use or words like caba l and conspiracy as signs of emotional instability. But "''hat is a conspiracy? It is an agreement by a group of people lo do something that the ·user of the \l.'Ord conspiracy doesn't like. In an extended sense, the Bilderberger conferees have been doing something that a lot of people don 't like; they've been making and carrying out the military and economic policies of t he North Atlantic Alliance. That -doesn't mean that this "Cold War Internationale,'' as the meetings have been called, was making the decisions . Meetings like this popularize and faro.iliarize peo- ple with ideas and are thus part of a long and intricate chain of social proces11 by which ruling classes come to the consensus. But to the people who d0n't get invited, these transaction.a can take on a sinister •P· pearance. Every other group in our society gets studied, s ur- veyed and observed, but oot the upper classes. They don't let the world in Lo look at them and therefore they invite ot.hers to think tht! wor~t . But you don 't have to be a ix>litical paranoid to reason that in(ormal meetings of major banke rs. indtlstrialists, pro· fessors, foundation executives, journalists and high government officials must have something to do with why and how powerful people come to nearly identical judments. <For another look at this social process, see ''The Bohemian Grove and Other Retreats: a Study in Ruling Class Cohesiveness," by G. William Domhof(, Harper & Row, 197•; and lor more on our little cabal, see ''Spotlight on the Bilderbergers," the Llberty Lob- by, 300 Independence Ave., S.E., Washington 20003, $5.) Far right-wing material on these s ubjects is often dis- regarded be ca u se they CAPITALIZE for emphasis and use a lot of exclamation points in their prose! That's bad form in the Ivy League, but it should not make us ignore that it was political analysts on the right who first raised questions about the multinational banks and cor- porations and the alarming union of capitalists and democratic socialists here and abroad. Brown's Uncampaign , , The Govenwr Begim Making Noue, Quietly WASIDNGTON -California's Gov. Edmund G . Brown, Jr., has .secretly as- signed a trust- ed lieutenant to sing bis praises to Democratic plfl1tlCians throughout the country, thereby in· jectiog a ( EVANS-N o ; AK J in itself, represented major change. Since Brown brusquely refused Palevsky's request to in- tervene in the state assembly THE FORMER Jesui t seminarian has maintained vows • a of relative si lence and poverty as -~-go-vel''ilor. Never stin'ing outside e-California and scarcely leaving Sacramento, he has shunned Democratic party leaders. Ab- juring liberal problem-solving, he has contended the government must tighten its belt along with everybody else. Brown baa bor- r if i e d politicians and bureaucratic&, but intrigued. the anti-politician, anti-government public. fascinating ~ new element in the lorpi@tru.gg le for the party's presidential nomination. Assi¥filng a sub rosa national operative was part of Brown 's sudden ·awakening from a six- month hibernation in Sacramen- to. While in Los Angeles for a media blitz, Brown aleo met leftlsh money-man Max Palevsky andotherwell-heeled Democrats, who urged blm to take h"is message to the nation. Altbbugh he said neither ye, or no, the pro- s pe ct 1 are th at Brown's philosophy will no longer be con- fined to California even il he re- mains there physically. BROWN cer tainly Is not about to join the mob of ambitious Democrats assaulting the pres· idenUal primaries. Moreover, . ' chi.Dees that a deadlocked na· tional convention would tum to 31-year-old Jerry Browu remain dim. Nevertheless, backstage de. velopmenta: show that Brown, by far the most lntrifUinc new face in a party burdened wlth shopworn challenaers, Ls oer!ous- ty -thouJh clandestinely -In; tereoled ID the presidency. A~ual!y, llrown confided In 1974 (and then denied cur reports of II) that he wouldlike lo run fer President in 1976. But there was llltle nallon1i Interest In him following a lactlusler campaign for 1overnor that he nearly maD11ed to. lose in a year of RepubUcan disaster. What has propelled Brown into presiden- tial consideration 11 lix remark.a· ble moot.ha i.D otfice. I The result has been national at- tention in Brown as a Democrat bel!Aor filling Iha public mood 'than announced· presidential Candidates. A JUne 23 editorial in the Wasbinrt.on Star suagesting that Democrat.I consider Brown tor President was cl06ely read by the governor. Shortly thereafter. Brown called in a longtime political associate Md gave him this secret assignment: Start quietly moving around the country, with two objectlveo in mind: flnt, Increase na!tooal awareness of Jerry Brown and what be 1land1 ror; .......i, get lo know key De.moerats all over - for bampie,'those bitter Illinois Democratic antaaonists. Mayor Richard J. Daley and Gov. Dan Walker. · · /, WHILE NOT •• ,, .. tin( ID UD· dercover PN1idenUal complipt, the aovernor did note that avowed presidenUat hopefu.ls were a tum blinf. F\Jrth~. In pinpointing tlino1s, he em- phasized a at.ate whole delega~ Uon might 1wiog a brokered con- vention. With Brown Clnally brealdna silence for televlaton and pres, appearances in LOs Angeles, h1a oft\ce asked retired computer tY· coon Palevsky to arranae a meeting bet"weeo the governor and prominent supporters. 'lbat, speaker's race last January, they had not spoken. Seven Democratic money-men met over sweet rolls and coffee at.1 Palevsky's Bel Air mansion the morning of July 31 toheartbea:oV- ernor eloquently ouUine national and world problems. IN REPLY, Palevoky, ter- rified by Gov. George Wallace. urged Brown to speak out more on issues and move around the country. That view was echoed by Industrialist Harold Wilieno and motion pictur e lawyer Lou Blau. Complaining that an· nouoced CaJJdidates for Presi· dent "re not catching fire, they praised Brown for his global out.- look. Willens even suggested Brown running as favorite son lo the California primary. • The ~off ee-and-rolls session de- monstrated the potential breadti\ of Brown 's support. Whi le broadening his base rightward with government economy and law-and-order rhetoric, Browd has alienated some liberal · (particularly after firing CllO ieft leaning state official, partly i using anti·capitalist rbetortc In report). Nevertheleu, be a1x,...~ last week be can atW cbann the likes of Palevsky, Sen. ~ , llcGovern's .mostlmportut~ tributor In 1972, ..and Wlllem,j pioneer uU-Vletliam actlvllL But the road to nomination f Brown would be tortuous Because appearing la!;> eager oa tionally would destroy his antJ politJclan image, he cannot en~ the primaries. But hla 1trength with people who vote l prlmanea, net politic\,,_,,. vote 't conventiOM itid ha•' been 1yalemai!cally anu._ I clfended by Brown. lmpaul ·to teloive thouab that dilmlm moy oeem, Ille Y01J111 """""" nuhed clhr 1i1Dals lut ~ that he Is 10101 lo tato a crack al tt. -•. • I - AJO DAILYPILOT Sunctay,August17, 107S View From Japan .. 16 Students Vi-sit Orange CQaSt Jl y LAURIE KASPER 011'" O•UJ' Jlileill S""H A l a n guage barri er d oes n 't nec-essaril y block communicati on. This is a lesson being demonstrated by 16 J apanese youths in the midst of a28-day visi t here. "Son1eti1nes you don't quite get it," explained Reiko Is hii through an in· terpreter. "You just smile." SH E AND Kaori Kawashima were smiling a lot during the Costa Mesa Rotary Club m eeting last week. It seemed, however, to be an indication d. enjoyment. Their v isit her e is recipr0<:ating the trip 16 county youths took to J a pan through a summer cultural exchange prog r am for di s trict Rotari an.$' children . THRO UG ll the program. t hey spend a week in the homes or club m embers t hroughout the country. La.st week, the two young women were staying with Joe Metcalf of the Costa Mesa club. Miss Jst:ii, 20 , is studying to be an a ccount ant at the Univer s ity o( Toyoko. Miss Kawashima, 17, is a high school senior. This is the first time either of the young women has ever been to this country and both hope to come back. I . Sh e t old th e interpreter , Sa i Harada, that the Rotarians have been "'very, ver y nice " to her. "Inf act, she thinks they're better over here.•• Her father is president of the Rotary Club in Tatebayushi , J apan. Miss Kawas h i m a's fa the r is a mem ber of the club in Sibukawa, J apan. They 've bee n to Disneyland and Knotts Ber ry Farm twice so far. They've also been to the movies, the circus, the San Diego Zoo, the San Onofr e nuclear power plant and the In Japan, they said, there is more ocean than beach. nus country also has more open spaces, they obser ved. In their country, every area is taken up. it's clean," Miss Ishi i said. The weather here is cooler, she added. "Everything tasles good too," she said. Metc a lr add e d, ''They l ove chocolate ice crea m ." Federal Specialist Employed SANTA ANA -A l eder!l l govern ment employe has been hired to serve as direct or of the Orange County Housing Authority. R oy T. Shimizu, a h ousin g man a gement s pecialist for the federal H ous in g a nd Urban Developme nt De part· ment, will be "on l oan" to the county for a max- imum or two years under t e r m s o f th e I n · ter go v e rnm e nt a l Personnt•l Act of 1970, whi ch per1n il s federal employes to accept local government jobs. He is a former special assist ant for re location planning £o r the Sa n Fran c isco Mun icipal Redevelopment '"\gency and worke d f or Ne w York City's housing authority for fo ur years. beach. · "In Tok·yo, it's dirty. Over here, Reclewlng Marine · Air R e serve Brig. Gen. All an T. Wood rec e n tly in - spected t roo1>s and facilities at t he El Toro Marine Corps Air Station as part of effo rts t o i ncrea se th e M a r in e Ai r Reserve's r eadiness status. .. New Face for College . I By ALAN DIRKIN Oftlte D.1U, PllotSUff Southern California College, a private school which has lain in the shadow or public insijtutions in the area, is r aising its profile. .. It i s tu rn in g its f ace from Ne wport Boulevard to ils new address, SS Fair Drive, Cost a Mesa, as a r esult of construction of a new administrat ion and classroom complex. It also bas a new face in administration, pre· sident·elect Wayne K.raiss, formerly the director oC development. Kraiss expl ained that the school , owned and oper ated by the Southern California Distri ct Council of the Assemblies of God, is on an ex· pansion program . He hopes to see the enrollment increase fr om 662.to OOOover the next five years. HE; SAID that until three years ago the col· lege was accredited only as a ministerial school, but now h\S accreditation as a li beral arts col· lege. ' "Before, 90 percent of ou r students wer e in ministerial training, now 50 percent are," Kraiss sai d. He said that the school's philosophy is ''.to~ approach the world of knowl edge from a Chn s· tian viewpoint." The campus, which covers 43 acres behind and next lo Costa Mesa Civic Center, has been in existence for SS years. As part of the policy _or r ais ing the profile, the college hopes to present com munity concerts in the courtyard of the new , complex now under construction next to the civic center. TIUS $1 .3 million, two.story facility will con· tain 11 classrooms, administrative offices, facul- ty offices and conference rooms. Kraiss obtained. a $435,000 feder al grant to help pay tor the com-plex . The president .elect said that the present ad- ministration building may be converted into a counseling center and quarters for m&rried stu- dents. The college r ecently was awarded another $100,000 federal g rant to (und a counseling center . It costs s tudents $1,350 a year tui tion to at· tend the college and $630 per sem ester to st ay in a dormitory. The faculty.student ratio is 18. 7. Kraiss noted that about 85 percent of the s lu· dents are from Southern California, and that about half commute. "Some st ude nts reel more comfortable here, that with the low student.teacher r atio t hey get more individual attention,'' Kraiss said. ''We are strong in philosophy, history, theology, teacher education, business management, music and physical science." Kraiss wil l not becom e president until July, 1976. He will s ucceed Emil Balliet, who will become ch ancellor . (From left) Relkolahll, Joe Metcalf, Kaori Kawa1hlma-enjoylng visit. *ANTIQUE* *AUCTION* • GRAMD Hora.· • fl I HOTEL WAY. AHAHEIM o;potlt• Molli G.t•. Ol111•yl-4 Secretary Bookcases. Roll Top Desks, Marble Top Wash Sl ands, Art Noveau Pieces. Wall & Man!le CIO:Cks, Carved Pump Organ, Bowl and Pitcher Sets, P1ano Stools. Leaded Art Glass, Cabinets, Pub Mirrors. Tlle Back Hall Trees Fern and Plant Stands. Wooden Coal Scullles. Mah0gany Glass Front China Cabinets. Antique Trunks, Piano, plus Bric-A4 Brac. 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SenlaAn•,CA. Phone (714) 547-7314 . ) . l'EATURE THIS MONTH: Art ... o.rtls ac .... T-, KNll!!,._;I. C. ....,..... °'""1H IM)'ef, I .... '"'•" '' IMIM, '"''"" 511.,.r c,.,.u ..._ ,,.lflfflctont ""' bid, 11qi.10.11eM of "'-"" fl.iml1vre ~~ ..-lttl 100'S OI Ctl<tcts; ""n'lffk.,, t:....,..n, ell 0trloo~ ••ct11tnt c..SltlDft, ,..,._1 Of'ooenv o1 ~•11 "''"" ~ Otlltr' ~-I PffPll. Moeflitmt.111 ... to<worftO ""'"'""""· . • •• I \II Tap Loe1 lour . ing : scri ti on~ E; s tor; tory by f Rep wou bacl Tl IWo- -U ride a t t• eme farn hou; veto !WC> eve~ Fi SUC<! For1 $2 I whii SUP( his not \ Tl con, Ml cess ci p Rei> a re byin frorr the 1 ·1ook, Gare ' < t , I • I ! - . . ( I ' Ford's Lo ~ .. His Boa Spent 25Yean 'Wiring' Congress WASHINGTON (UPI) - Taped on the d·oor outside Vern ' Loen's White House ofnce are four sheets of paper, each rocord.- . ing a House vote and beartn& the scribbled word, "congr8.tula· t ions!'' Each piece of paper tells the story of another White House vic- tory this year in sustaining a veto by President Ford in the House of Representatives , a feat that would have seemed incredible back in January. The Democrats command a two-thirds majority in the House -theoretically enough to over· ride any veto -but they failed in at tem pts to salvage the emergency jobs. strip mining, farm support and e mergency housing bills Ford vetoed. On vetoes of tourist promotion and two. oil bills, the House did not even-bother. Finally, in late July, Congress succeeded. The House overrode Ford's veto or the highly popular, $2 billion health services biU which had heavy Republican support. On that one, Loen and his aides decided the fight was not worth the effort. Th e score sheet : Ford 7, Congress 1. MUCH OF the President's IUC· cess stems from .the tight dis- ci plin e among House Republicans on important votes. a re5ult of the buslneas·like I~ bying operation that Loen directs from his blue·washed office in the While House East Wing over- .. looking the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden. -· UfllT ........ Yl!llN LOEN ON CAPITOL STl!PS There are no gimmicks, no arm·twiJting, no wlning"and din-lof.· Loen told an Interviewer. 'Hard work ts the No. 1 reaaoo for dur IUCC!eu, ''he said. ·"Second, e ach or us has had Capitol Hill experience. And' third, as I have said many limes, the President is our best con- gressional liaison officer. He puts a high priority on good con- gressional relations and does not hesitate to give us a hand.'.' Ford, a 25·year House veteran who was House GOP'Jeader for a decade , o cc asionally will telephone four or five ol hii' old colleagues. But m06t-times the job falls to Loen and his lobbyists -they prefer to be called "con- gressional assistants" -with careful, systematic contacts. NOTHING IS take n for granted. After a veto, they will contact the congressmen who voted against the bill to make sure their position won't change. They they seek out any Republicans or Democrats who supported the bill to see if they might be persuad~d to switch, switch often with an alternate proposal as · bait. - For example, when Ford announced his veto of the $1.35 billion housing bill June 24, he 11imullaneously proposed a sub- stJtute plan. The veto was sus- tained, and Congress passed the substitute within days. Rep. John B. Anderson. of Il- linois, moderate chairman o( the How;e Republican Conference, says Ford's lobbyists are doing a "good" Job . Irvine Sprague; a former Hill Lobbyi&t for Presi- dent Lyndon B. JohnlOO who now works for the House DemocraUc leadenblp, rates them as "effec. ti\'e." Anderson said there is a much more wholesome atmosphere, with a greater exchange of ideas, than during the Nixon years. ''The i mperl1l presidency came crashing down in Wate rgate•• Anderson said. "We're still in a post-Watergate atmosphere. You've got to be a little more punctilious." Loen is chief House lobbyiat under Max L. Friederadorf, '5, bead of the President's con- gressional lialaoo ·ltaff who also serves as chief senate lobbyist. Friedersdorf, a former newspaper reporter and con· gressional aide, had Loen'1 job UJ)der Nixon. Loen, 43, once a reporter far the Sioux Falls CS.D.) Argus. Leader, wu administrative U· sistant to Rep. Al Quie (R· Minn:r, before he went to the White House in tbe wanin&: Nixon months. Friedersdorf and Loen both were tutored by William E. Tim- mons, Nixon 's chief con· gressional assistant. Ford staff memben meet every morning, as do Loen and tbe other White Houae lobbyiata. They are guided by a hiiblY cm.- fidential weekly document from the Office of Management and Budget spellin1 out adminhrtra~ lion positions on iuuel betcre Coniress. You 're Invited To Come Celebrate With Us. --Tho Gra nd Openln1 Of Our New HUNTINGTON BEAilf.WESTMINSTER Headquarters for fl~o!s B!"AUTY REST ~~-' MATTR~und SIMMONS HIOE·A·BEO SOFA B . OU-COUNTT'I IAMIST . ,, DllPLAT • ~ 1.PrMuctt. ~ ~"\. Grand Opening Prices Are Good · · At All Thr'ff locatlJ1111 DILIYllY AYAIUll:I llOUDOM CHEST IED ----Clo<b ... _ .... ......_ .......... ... -...---- •tNO .. ,. CUSTOM QUILl'IO ~~Jt•lA,Pj' se200 ' Ml.CHAEL's SLEEP.SH j . . . . . . • . •' ' . . , ... . . ,1 ' Sunday.Au;U.t 17, 197!1 DAILY PILOT A J J 'Nuke' Plans Irk Farmers ByT~OMASD. EUAS Farmen: In many inland parts or California have started fia:hting pressure from the state's coutal commission for building pouible new atomic po~·cr plants far from the ocean. At thei 1ame lime, lUl announcement from a Southern California uUllty Indicates that Ill first inland nuclear plant has entered the second at.age of development. That 1eneraUng ·station could have • large Impact far beyond the rather limited servlee area or the San Diego Gas & Electric Co., which has now awarded contracts for buildiltg two nu"lrar reactor systems for the proposed plant at Palo Verde Mesa in the desert south or Blythe. In contrast to the heated protests of agricultural lntereata ln the San Joaquin Valley over portions of the incipient coastal plan that would make locating new pow er plants along tbe cout very difficult, farmen in the Palo Verde area are going along with current plans. The major reason ror their acquiescence 1s the technique SOG&E plans to use for cooling its new facility, scheduled for completion in 198.5. SOU.THERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS Rather than use the 17 ,000 acre-feet or C.olorado Riv(·r water the MPtropolitan Wat er Oistri<'t or Southern Californl<t has assigned to it , SDG&E pl a n ~ lo use drainage from fi elds in the surrounding <Jrca . 1"his irrigation drainage is currently re- turned to the river -source of virtually all agricultural water in the rich Imperial Valley . Si nce the utility plans consumptivc use or the water, it wou ld ne\'et be returned to the river, thus actually improving water qu&.lity further downstrean1 . About the only major concern area growers have expressed over the plant is the possibility that SDG&E might eventually want to in stall ad- ditional units. Another unit would mean addi · tional water consumption and probably removal olsomewater from the river. But SDG&E has assured the Palo Verde Ir- ri&ation District it will acquire no more la nd (pr water rights, adding that It doesn't want to build more thaJJ t'tA•o units at the desert site. If a utility shoW s freJih water wouldn't be needed to cool a poWer plant, many of lhe objec· lions should disappear. *~-tc*•..,.* DISCOVER * * · 0.INE'S STATIONERY & COACHES CORNER Jf. • · South Coast ?Iaza Nows l•om I al over California Is rounded up • each day In the DAILY PILOT • ' On Aug. 30, the great ·summer sale of '75 will have passed into history. Don't let it pass YJUL by Curio Cobine! De.ti Desk Choir Codi.toil Tobie REG. 629.00 679.00 369.00 389.00 SAlE 535.00 579.00 309.00 329.00 What better way to finish out o sole than with one by Her1tooe colled "Moracoy." An elegant beauty that glistens with its unique ele'gance, one that recatls the richness of another time, of the romantic Mediterranean. Solid pecan and walnut and pecan veneers In the tradition of the Biggar things, and deep mouldings that tell you it's the best of · Heritagei . And If you think this is something special, you ought t6 see the rest of our sole (which includes Drexel, Henredon, Century, as well as Heritage and many others) -there's still a whole lot more going ••. now! SALE NOW •.•. AT ALL 3 STORES I \ .. ' • " ' •• .. ,., ~ .. , . • .. . . - ~00 extra-large rooms with a11 the extras: thid< tovvels, electric blankets, alarm clocks. 24·haur room service.. ~ . . . • Singles: standarti hs". / mediurn $27. ~ del1..1xe$2q. Or.ar.ge Grove Cafe Lobty ~nge and Galleria Bar. Aro of all things a 20footwat.erFall. j Pool, paddle.tennis, puttin9 green, badminton, ~ 4 tennisa:urts. .... ~ Free shu.ttle to Orange County Ai"rr:;ort. 5 minutes away. Alfre.dos~ conti'nental restaurant. ( Across the street a 25'.'.)store. shopping mall. / The Blue Pc:it 1 ot ertt"erj:ainrnent rooW>. . . .. • '"'"" , Nearby: Disneyland,knotls · Berry F~rm, L.ion G:x.lntry Saf.ari, oc.ean beacnes . ' c.at.a11 ria Island. _South Co.-st Plaza Hotel. Opens to~o110~. Jn Orange County, 666 Anton Boulevar<t-, • ' ) San Diego Freeway at Bristol 1 r .. Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626 (714) 540-2500 a0o~228-3000 toll tree ;. I . . I { ·e WESlERN IN~RNA<J'IONAC. 'li.O'TEC.S , Partners in travel with United Airlines . • j le~ fr~ pop are the! Ori th~ A alS< Ii -·I' ·stu1 -ach for1 mi! will ski I 1i Ed: "q\ div! we• der. -c in ti f 53) wa: ·a C wh ten det rl!I' Da m• CO\ DOI sci G 0 n J 1 ~ . • ------s Ht I . T • ., 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 /I ..J ~6 17 8 19 '20 2, .. , ~ ... 23 24 2S 2 6 '.V 2,, ~9 30 " ,! J r APRIL M i "' T • I ~ 1 :t. ' l 6 ~ .. • ' J 3·. i .:,-"' < 2 (.) • l ~ FEBRU AIY s T w T MARCH -----------·--M w T f s 1 4 s .~ 7-·a 11 12 13 14 15 8 19 20 21 22 5 26 27 2 8 29 JUNE -"'..,--'-'--"-·~'---~~~ ~ 6 7 12 13 14 .19 20 ~1 2'· 27 28 YOU DAILY PILOT SECTION B &Jnday,August 17, 1975' I 27 28 29 All-year EPTEMBE!l T f s 5 6 School. 12 13 r~ . 1 20 • • 27 .... ...:;;--s-~-=M="'"":-Ec_e;_BE-~-·: I Really 0 !Oo<R NOVEM BER , . <-·------ii s ...... l w r ' ' -·----~ ~ . 2 ~ -' 6 7 8 9 '3 4 10 11 :1 ~ 12 ·,:.; l4 15 16 ~7 18 119 20 21 22 23 24 25 ! '26 27 28 29 30 31 3 4 s 6 7 9 10 1'1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22. :% 24 25 26 27 28 29 1 !-; !~ 11 ,,_ l~ I_ Worth a -Try?. · 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 5 26 27 28 29. 30 31 • /'. Local Programs Prove Effective By JACKIE HYMAN Ottht D•llw f'UolSUtt Less time spent reviewing, bet- ter concentration due lo more frequent vacations a nd ltJe popularity of inlersession classes are among advantages cited by lhe s pokesm en for the four Orange Codnty school districts that have year-rounc;I schooling. A decrease in building costs also was cited by some districts. In alJ cases, attendance at a year.round s c hool in Orange Coast districts is voluntary. And for students with few:s ot being l ock e d indoors..,all year , educators s tressed that the system involves 45 school days or classes, then 15 school days (three weeks) of vacation. THE COUNTY DISTRICTS operating year-round schools are Ocean View Elementary, Irvine Unified, Fountain Valley Elemental')' and Orange Unified, which converted a school to the year-round progrpm for the first time this summer. At all the dis~ricls, teaching al the schools is also voluntary and, since teacbers work the same number or days as at regular schools, the pay scale is the same. Saving space by haviitg only three-quarters of the students at- tending :school at any one time was the primary motiva tion three years · ago in going year- round at El Camino Real School in Irvine, according to Marilyn Harris, administrator of educa· tional support services. - "I think the one thing that has m ade our progra m successful is the fact that it's been optional, optional for stude nts and optional for staff," Mrs. Harris added. The Quin1nester Plan She said a waiting list for at- tendance at El Ca mino Real re- sulted in a second school , Vista Verde, becoming year-round last year. Delaine Richards, principal of El Camino Real, cited frequent libort vacations rather t.Jian one long Qne as a primary advantage foe both i;;tudents an<l·teacbers. -FRESNO (AP) =Huodredsol Alldalioiit7Softbe4abstud..,ts '.studenta are spending Um!" tralli-~qlle"d Otis summer are -non- .tionaJ summer vaca\ion iD"bigh •?\ninority, -mosily students who achool classrooms here in an ef-come to Edison to take a course fort to graduate early, make up they missed or to pick up extra missed work or simply to free the units to speed graduation. winter months for an extended No major problems have Uftiet ski trip. the project, although Darmenian They got the opportunity under says the absentee rate is about 20 Edison High School's pioneer percent, vers us a normal of •·quinmester" pr~ram, which aboutl~olSpercent. divides the year into five nine· H -s6 the high bsenteeism week sessions a nd allows the stu-proMJ can b~ed on the dent to pick his vacation period fact that attending the summer -or skip vacations and graduate session is voluntary, with stu· in three year s ins tead of lour. dents tending to take it less Principa l Richard Darmenian seriously than the normal school says the quinmester program year. was instituted this year as part of But Darmenian says the school ·a drive to integrate the school, is countering absenteeism with a which as late as 1973-1974 was at-stepped-up effort to contact stu- tended entirely by minority stu-dents missing classes. dents. "We call them at home every "'w.E HAD an enrollmentof600 C'!'I' th~974 -1975 school year," Darmenian said. ''With the quin· mester and several special courses, we attracted about 60 non-minority students for that school year." day in some cases, and it has worked very well in getting the m back into the classrooms," he said. '.f_he five-period program is -flex Ible:' D armenian e m · phasized. In addition 'to letting s tudents take vacations other &~ W@unrr @@[(WD©® Got a problem? Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat wiJl cut red tape, getting the answers a nd action yau need to solve inequities in government and busi- ness. Maiiyour questions to Pat Dunn At Your Service,OrangeCoast Daily Pilot, P .O. Boz 1560 , Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Include your telephon e number. The column appears daily except Saturdays. s,...serip• .... ,.,...., f'aee• Cllarge• DEAR PAT: A salesman from Three Star Co. came to my door last October and sold me a subscription to Baseball Digest. The magazine never came and my letter to the firm in Van Nuys never has been answered. I 'd like my $14 refund so·I could buy this magazine at a newssland. It seems !Safer. · E .O., SouthLolfUlla It's seldom l'ise to parcbase maca•U from •••r tecloor aalnmea, Tllll company bu been cllaqect with a...,_ falee ud. mloleadl/li sales prac:tlca by lbe AUanley G•-· J11e lilll acalDs& Tbree Stal'i"'Co. ·Cbar1e1 allesed fa11.r.. &it ... ver 11111axblea or rehlna moaieJ to IMl.c-rtben. Com,.., NIM.mm aJao were •ccv1ed of falteiy clalmilllg to be stadellla, .a' 1rit7 veteran• or contestants b')'lal to wlll tfl.PI to Earope. ,...,_ 8tar • b11 cloeed ltl Van NllYI .rote a .. relocated 1t Z7 N. rr.t St., no. 31S7, Central Polat, OR t'l!Gl. "llot!. coata .. o«:~'AYS, Its iJPOkesmu, fera M~, .~aid tbat you order ba4 . .._ •cec1 wllil the pebllsber A.pill IS. .. i. yver i..ceat ...... c._p, tile .. lttal 11,.e or Y9'1 aa&adilti ••i sot' have h9 Wtweel to YoUr caa::tent addre11. A tract.r will be Ried wit tat.be ,. ... a.er. No -.i 'l'U offered'; ..,t-... reqa .. ts :rw to coatac:t lier If )GU >Kdwe lo actloe oa dellfti)o wltblll one •eatlL Keep AYf!f'Oll!:d loo. Otben bntar problems wlib Tbr .. Star Clo. -Mt.le lo &lie above address, and Hnd • carbon copy to OfOCe of t1le At· -~ner1I, Alta: Hencbel Elkllls, 358' Wllsltlre Btvd., Loi Alie• CA. llOll. . · . ! • • • .llf.U er4a' ,.,.. /ff_, ae l•N9tl••'ell ' . ' . . DEAR ~AT: Some limo ago I ordered $18.71 woith of than in the aUmmer and allowing ~vacationers to fiDisll hi1b sCbool early. there is a third feature which is especially at- tractive to some students -and their employers." "JC a student elects to attend all five quinmesters on a part-time basis, he can Cinish in four years and still hold down a part.time job all year. Employers say they like that, because it saves them the trouble of finding n ew employes." GE'ITING TEACHERS into the program was no problem, since they are paid extra-fer teaching s ummer classes. ••we had teacben lined up ready to work,•• Darmeniansaid. When enrollment is divided evenly throughout the year, teachers will also be able to shift. their vacation periods, he said. "In the winter time you go to school because you have to,'' said student Belinda Williams . ''But in the summer, you go because you want to. This m akes it more tun.'' ~'TEACHERS DON'T have the Jong period of time when they get really emotionally and physical- ly tired because they have a vacation after every nine or 10 weeks ..• They love Lhe idea of having the vaca tions al different times of the year . They can take several weeks off and go skiing for example,'' be said. ·Richards noted that children who formerly had discipline pro-· blems say they prefer the system because "by the time they get tired or school they go on vaca· lion and that kind of breaks it up. They don't feel stuck here from January to June." A special a dvantage of the year-round program was noted by Waldo Price, principal of Fountain VaUey's Urbain Plavan Elementary School. About 100 of the school's 400 s tudents are han- dicapped. "The handicapped youngster needs an educational program· with continuity," Price said, not· metfhan~ise from Spencer Gifts mail order catalog. I never re- ceived the-items, but I have my canceled check. Since the first or- der, I 've regularly received catalogs with advertisements of con-. tests and pOzes. On three contests I have been named as a finalist for a $10,000 grand prize, for a $25,000 super prize in gold bullion and' for the $50,000 super prize. I would like to know who 'wins these prizes and I want Spencers to remove my name from its malling list. I 'd also like a refund for the Items I never received. F.C.,CostaMesa Donald Carra a, mana«erof customer service and quality Con- trol for Speacer GU'ta, bu remOl'ed yoar name fnm tbe malling list ud llu ee.t Y• a rehmd fOI' $18. 71. c.nan said tltat one con- test tow~b 10lfJ refer ls '1'beGreat Goklea Gl•eaway." TbiJ con- telt 11 behig Jed&N by D. L. Blair Corp., aD. independent compuy wlalcb lelectt: wlanen tam.Prudom drawings. A llllllllg of prize wlMen II available bt 1 t•ng a atame:ed, self-addressed en- velope to Olrran, Spencer Gifts Inc., 1•1 Albany Ave. Blvd., ·AUuUc Qty, N.118411. ACCOl"dJag to Federal Trade Commlssloa. nda ftCardlDI food, fttaU and guollne lndustry•Sponsored COO· .te.U, 1pouon mast Indicate yoar cbuce of winning prises, the dmMlaeldteeoeteetudtllegeoirapblcarealnvolvedintbecea· uttell &ltelTCUN!amberofprtsesaot awarded. Roy Wa~oftk~••Y"1Mbesrecomme9Cledapre Ht11atliml. ol SpemCfll''a promotions. You letter bas /!--,, ' , ...... lllm. r~1 ' ... 'Offer' Net a G••rJ.~eal ' " ' , : DU.SEADEBS:Muyl.u.nol~teJanliqColU1· · ',Mi.-"f"!"Corp. -.. be reeelnd by At YCMlr Senko. 1'iilil Odca101 .Ill., company'• mallla&Males tliat ••(compllter ... ••..Ute6tl bavo ...._ seledocl .. ,-,. 1ppro•lmatei)' '5IO .~ · .' ta.WYesu VacatkmBeaeflts.'' A$llfeellreqaested. A1Raled ,.0J!tlloe'Jely I 6\'S•""'-readen an-llY adYllocl ••ttoJet lilt ...... wlCll um.~·" Col•mbla a-arcb Colp; .. beadocl '"1 -~'1m-4 A•d the same au wlto .eve•taally med for •=· •wptcy for a u.;Jar promtdo9al elfer u:Her the aame of llarllet Dnelopm<M Colp. Tlla o.io.balocl mall order ftna •faced llll&a frem. maay l&at.' au.ne11 1eaeral aDd from ~ U.S. PMal Service. 'l1ae bUilnptcy c11e resulted ID a clalm that .. fa.cit were ••allable to ftln1bane 1ab1criber1 to the . ....._..,.Chol" ol , ... -•II-plu HJaliag IUUMr legol ~ As'*'n ... c,....,. lleclan baaknaptcy Alala at t.ld1 Ume. 11!1[1 W ••-11 '11 _ ... _ .......... 1et .. .,ew., 10< atm• ...... ,. TH Cdfwl(a •u.9ey 1eaeral'1 omce ls pre-~le bile ...._ 1&•lsrt tllil latma sdleme. All penma re- I . ' ., • ' State Study Shows Vandalism Cut The majo r a dvantage us ually cited for year ·round school operation -gr eater utilization of builc;Jings -is overshadowed by other benefits such as r educed van- dalism and more varied pro- grams in m any California dis· trict.s which are experiment- ing with the idea·. "' This i s one .of th e 'conclusions or ··vear-Round Education HandlSook," a new 57-page r eport issued by the California State Department of Education to assiiit dis- tricts that are consjdering, in~ itiating or -;xparid1ng year· round·programs. Califo.rnte Jeads the nation in the number of scftbols where the year-round concept is being tried, the report.says. The trend in this direction is unmistakable, it adds, even at a time when school enroll· m ent is declining in 36 California counties and in- creasing in only 22. National- ly, the all-year school opera· lion is being tried in Z1 states. After receiving authoriza- tion from the California legislature, Hayward Unified School Dis trii;::t south of Oa kland began the s tale"s first year-round school in Sep· t cmber. 1968. From that beginning, the number in- creased until there are now 126 schools in 38 Californi a school dis~ricts operating on some form of the year-round plan. Sixty other districts a re reported to be studying the concept. · The report s uggests that schools can offer more varied a nd "e nriched " instruction by eliminating the unnatural gap in f ormal trainin g betwe e n June a nd Sep- t ember.··· The report says that schools o perating year-round can save building construction costs and operating expenses 01nd make better use of stu- dent and teacher time. Early res ults s how no s ignificant gain or loss in stu- dent achievement, the report claims. ''Positive benefits noted ' have generally included less truancy, less vandalis m, less boredom, better attendance and fewer disciplinary pro- blems." ing that these students woµld otherwise have to seek help elsewhere during the summer. family's nexibility or inflexibili- ty in schedllling vacations, Pricei .said. ·· The school we nt year-round two and a haJf years ago, and a vote by the corrimunity last December showed 73 percent in favor or ~ontinuing the system. Th e a dvantages and dis - a dva ntages d e pe nd on the Conflicts have arisen with stu- dents whose parents are teachers at other schools and with stu .. dents who want to attend s um· mer religious camps, he said. R"owever, students are free to al .. t end another, traditional elemen .. (See SCHOOLS, Page 112) ceivtng materials from Columbia llesearcb Corp. are requested to mall tllem to the Attorney General's Public Inquiry UDlt, SSS Capitol Mall, Sacramento. CA 95814. S.aU Refa1ul Gftleli for Heari11g Aid . DEAR PAT: In March 19741 Purchased a Beltone hearing aid from Bellone Hearing Aid Service in Riverside. I paid $266 down and the ba13;11Ce of $200 in May. During the next three months I wore the aJd and made about five visits to the Bellone of- fice for adjustments and refittings. Shortly afterward [ had a heart attack. After recovering I could not wear the aid. I contact- ed the Bellone office, but no satisfaction was received an.er I told ~bout my situation. I asked the office to take my hearing aid back m September and send me a $200 refund. I was not successful, R.O., Newport Beach ~1 Bain, your Bellone dealer. refused to grant your request for a fZM refund because you bad not comp~ained before Sep- tember Jt74. Representatives ol Beltoae l'bo contaded you re· port that you no longer wanled to wear tbe aid and refused any adjustmenta to correct your aid. You say yoa aow bave agreed to accept a $51 refand. The BetterBearlag lnstlt.te •Poa90l'S a bear- ing aid Belpllne wbl~ accepts complal.nts from consumers. Tbe toll·free ••m ber l1811-C4-857&. Some dealeN pd muaf ac:ta.ren aaw offer a one-m..U.. trial period giving c...._ers tbe op- peatwlty t.o .adju1t lo the aid ad overco•e pllyslcal and Pl~lll<al probl•-· The N-11 H•arloJ ~ Sod .. y, an MIOdalloa ol b.,.rlaJ aid deal<n •bk• sells at per<eat ol all aldl, ftqalres Its memben lo after a Jl.d•y, reat-pvcllue con- tract &o natomers. U Ute pa.rcllluer la aot ••tisOed witJlln 30 days, .iy a ree.tal dl:arge II wtthlteld, aad tbe remainder ol the parebaae prtce la refwded.. NllAS'a Conn.mer Complaint Office accepts cas&omer pnblea:Y ud plus to begin • network. of - statewkl• bollla" -,., .... Its .-... Is :mu Mlddlobelt Road, Uv..ia, Ml 481.5Z. 'l1'e Federal Trade Commls!ioa has pro- PGled a Rle reqmn., Ill lte~• 114 salesmea. to 'fl•e coa- aamen Ute r11•t to caacel a beai'ID1. aid purcb•se wit.bla 3t days aed get all be& a ree&al fee rehmded. Tbe nle also proposed tb•t ttrtala lafCll._matl• be disclosed, iDcl.U.g performance, and pnlatbtU eftfar. terms aDd selliDI tec:•IQ•es. FTC iavltes com. mea& Oil tM proposal by Aug. ZS. Submit to Fl'C, Bos 4, Wublnc&oa, DC 2'581. E•cll year Tbe Veterus Admlalstratlon ntea 'lleartilc: aids for cfll'tal8 performuce cbaract«UUca ud ,..,._.l!I a Ull"of aldl wb.lcb scored ill Clle &op ZS percent ol eacll e ..... 'j. Tiie lt'tS u.t ll aYallable by wrltlllg to the VA Ofnce o( ..,.. __ , Wulllagloa, DC2'QI, . • • . ' /1 / .. • ! I I I I I OAR..YPILOT Hoag Helper For ~tatt Ke nney or Corona del Mar, doing a good deed was the natural outgrowth of his work in the ar1ny. Kennev, a rctir1..>d n1ajor who s erved a s an adjutant-gC nc r a l, is corresponding secre tary of th~ auxll iury al l·loag ~te nlori al liospit al in ~ewport IJC'ac h. "An adj utant is somebody who keeps people off the buck of the commanding officer . Wt.~11 . I 'in '-doing the san1e thing ;:1t the hospital," Kenne}' e x- plained . l-le s pends a bout 40 hour s a month assis ting the auxil i;1r y president and editi ng the group's monthly bulletin, ··1-toag l-lappcn1ngs." Kenncv. 69. became acti\.'e in February of 1971 when h is wife, 1-lelene, "''as auxili ary presi· dent. ''\\'hen I '-''Cnt over lhere. I '-''enl on one day's notice because the girl who was getting the paper out for them had moved a~·ay . f\.1 y "''ife knew I bad some am a teur journalistic experi ence." Kenney s aid. Ile is one or 14 men in lhe 1200-mcm bt'r aux· ' iliary. Kenney, who s pent 27 1~.1: years of ac:tive army uty. retired 20 years ago. He later ~·orked as captain of lhe Di sneyland security force for six •yea rs, then as deputy 1:le rk or Ut e Harbor ·.rrtunicipal Court. lie is on the board of the Ora nge County Chapter of the Retired Officers Association. To Your ffralill ·Breast Surgery During lhe past few years outstanding ad· \'anceme nts have been made in lhe pl astic sur· gery procedures "'hic h result in fuller bre asts ror Jess developed women and the r ed uction of ex· ·cessive fatty tissue in ponderously over-sized breasts. In the early d ays of surgical breast augme n- tation. s ponge.s "'e re inserted in the breas ts or · flat·chested "''Om en. Since the sponges gre w hard and r oc k-like a fte r a time (because of tiss ue gro~·in g into the holes of the sponges ) this method "'as discarded as highly unsatis(actory. Late r C'a me the use or s ili cone inj ections to achieve fuller breasts, but this too has been -abandoned since the silcone liquid can migrate from the breast area. This proc edure is con -' demned since it can be dangerous to the patient's· health. The brea st aui::mentatio n method in use lo· day produces S3tisfactory results and is con· sidered permanent in its e£Cects. Bricn y. the surgical procedure to breast augmentation involves the implant of a bag COO· taining si1icone gel or inflatable silicone bags whi ch ar e fi lled with saline or similar solution in each breast. These bags com e in se veral dif- ferent ty pes, va rying in size. shape a nd cons true· tion. but all have the same consistency as a normal breast. • i!olATT KENNEY WITH MIMEOGRAPH He's Officer With Hoag Auxlllary . The two-to three-inch scar from the implant is hidden by the breast's curve or by a new DP· proach in which an incision is made just whero there is a pig n1ent chWJgc. YOMCa1tBelp Rape Hotline If any of the follo\\»ingvoluntcer opportunities interest you, please contact the Voluntary Action Center. 1714 West Balboa Bl vd., Newport Beach, or call 675·9210 for more information. Positions a re open fo r m ature persons who can be e motionally supportive to upset rape vic- tims. The South Orange County ··w omen Against Rape'' need volu nteers to ans"''cr "Rape I-lot Llne"calls. Volunteer s work on six·hour shift in their own homes. Training includes a two-hour session at UC Irvine and one subsequent meeting to li sten to problems encountered by volunteers. Do you like "'orking in clini cs or with doctors? Planned Parenthood of Costa Mesa needs volun· leers to assist doctors and lo per-form tasks s uch as taking medical hi stones and simple lab work. Need ('X('rt.•ise? Or a chance to work with t.•hildren? A n1 usic and/or dance teacher is needed at l\1ariner·s Par k Preschool at the Mariner's J.i brary to teach youngste rs ages 3 to5. The volun- teer position is open on Fridays £rom 10 to 10:30 a.m. The Mental Health Association of Newport Beach needs 'a teacher to work with patients in· structing in basic mechanical skills. Also needed by the Health Association is so- meone with firmn ess and patience to tutor read- ing. A young m a n (20 ) needs lo be brought up from a present firth-grade reading leve!. . Seafood Biz Gets 'Fishy' Worktnc to r a wholesale fish company- insidt the pre mises-tan't at all Ukt 11.andln'/ on the edge o{ a trput stre am, fiy rod In han . For me, it was a brief journey into 1 world I didn 't particu la1rly like. I spent more than half m y time In 1 fr ee i e r that · meatured 45 by 115 feet worktnai ln t1m- pe r a t u re 1 that etayed between 10 a nd 15 d eiree1 be low aero . 1 stw:ktd 11alood by ~O:ebody and by lhe .\ "'--,-~~: l u_p1tacked . seafood, too. I "'ore gloveiJ and a parka and spent my fe w fdle mo· mtnts wl1hin1 r ww.1 a l on1 a trqul ::jlJ'ep.m. ~· • The Job reall) ·didn't lmpr••• mo bu( th e .fllunogement did . You know when y-eu'veWorhd a\ f47 different jobs, you 're bound to St!e thihgs thut aren't right, maybe. But I 'V e never gone on a job to expose a com· pany or muddy lhe "'aler. I c!id what I was told and that was all. Yet thi s particular company deserves specia l r ecognition because it really socked it to the public. I'm sureitissWldoing it. ONE OP THE lesser ''socks" was in its trout department. The company got in shipments of frozen trout seven lo 12 inches long from a fish hatchery. in Idaho. Yet wben the trout was sold in plush rest aurants and supper clubs. t~e menu listed the e ntree as "Rocky Mountain trout." Proba bly 90 percent or all the seafood al this part!.cuklr company is frozen. Bec:!iuse_of this il was easy to work a little magic w1lh the halibut. Let's say a restaurant ordered a 100-pound piece of halibut. A 100..pound c hunk of frozen halibut is like-a piece of gr anite . Som,etimes that chunk came on t he scale at only 97 pounds. No problem. AJJ that needed to be done was hit t he fish with "'ater from a hose and you had your missing three pounds. The fact that all the new weight was ice didn't seemtornatter. Oysters in the s te\\' were another it em that Teeners Seen As -UFFRL'S UPHOLSTERY W...T•WMt Mielest The Job Hopper·~- ~ .'illlllgan got "doctored." The oyste rs ca me in 50-gcallon woodC'n burrels . When they we re unloaded, lh6 ba rrels were heuped high, A nailed-down piece of burla1> kept the oys ters from spilling out. But when the bar rels left tho company, the toP1 were level. An aver age of about $0 oyaterl!i were rtmOvL'd Crom e ac h barrel. Do the trick on 10 barrehi und you gain a free bar- rel. At '50 to S70·a barrcl--depcnding on'l.he customer -the ad.ded revenue was quite a bon1n10 . For you aourmeti who enjoy 0)'1t1rs on the n&J.f 1h1ll, the next time you 're enjoying this de· eaey you might find out if the oys ters and the •helll on your plate are.related. ... BEITAVaANTS CAN BUY juicy oysters in two-J 1atlon cans and then buy empty oyster 1hellt s~arately and combine lhe m . I really enjoy eatinl n\08t. fish-sand dabs tieing one 1xa1pUon--&n(l, fro1en or not, all the 1eaf00d in th~· free.-n made PlY mouth water. The complh)' htd aeafood from all over the world, I'm the tni• or t•1 whq, wlle~ 114 o•rti•• • IUoch on the Job, uoually hu fl 1one by 11 q'clock. 8)' noon at lhe n1h houf~ I wu •t.111 hungry. but with nothing to eat. Nothlnl, that Is. except raw clams . • 1 bought a bottle of ketchup Ule Cirst day a nd rea lly filled up on clams all week. I also hit the .smoked trout. It was all frozen, or course, but I alw~ys ~eem ed to manage . Along with the freezer work, I also helped get up orders for the several trucks that made customer runs twice a day. Llke many ware house jobs, this assignment r eally didn't require any special talent. I got $2.85 a n hour, which wasn't bad. I have worked at a number or tougher jobs {or a buck-sixty an hour. The guys r worked with were all rriendly and I halfway liked what I was doing. One re- ason was because I knew Monday morning-if' I "'ere to be fully thawed out, that is -I'd be working some"'' he re else. I knew I'd miss those clams, but a guy can't have e ve rything in life, I guess . Daniel ~/ul/1qan 1.~ a retired r1ewsp:.tpern1an who u:o rkt•d ot 1.12 jobs 111 fh rt?C year:; -asku1 g and get - litig no special l r t'cll rnent -as !lie basis o/ this col· umn .. about the kind of emplaye.! ~.all toke Jar aranlerl. 'f ltt' co lu 111 ri u:ill cu11I i11ue os long as lie can keep f11Jd11Jg nl'W 1v bs. f<eaders with quesl iofls and co1nnu:nt s n1a11 wri te tu hun i11 core of the Da ily Pilot. f "u r pcrso11ui replies e11c:lose slamped self· uddres!;(•d e11 veto1k.'. OPEN NEW VISTAS OF SEU'-IMl'ROYEMINT -:-= .... ,,.....,. ... ~~ ·-~--·-..,_ fL\a • Ol9K.O.. \'OW .... ....,-.a.noMSo ~ •OllN -IKAU • ~...,. -.U wmtOlfl'._.. •._.Tl ITUIS t.19fSICIM ~ ...... l ~SS Breast ..au g.m~lation does not Usually in- terfere in any way with the normal (eel and £unc- tion of the breasts. Since the implants are placed under the bre a sts at the fullest curve, the breast tissue itse!J is not disturbed. Also, a volunteer is needed by the Mental Health Association fer r esearch. This position would a llow the volunteer to work on research into tension and migraine headaches. The aide will hook up patients to a bio-feedback machine and also do library research. I t22 Hwbor II•& c..... ......_.54.~Jit LEARH SB.f..HYPHOSIS T. argets Prl•• ... ~ s...i- WllG-HT COMTllOL WOUSHOPS DALT WASHING TON <AP) fly US . CL•SSES IN PSYCHO-CYlll:~ICS. ... ~TtOto/l•AUl•TIOM~·9"909llClOft -A new government ..,...s_. ... ,, 1_, .. ,....__..,.._1•••T..,,.,..,_ survey s how s that Anywhere CALIFORHIA HYPHOLOGICAL IHSTITVTE ~CHOOLS TRY ALL-YEAR SCHEDULES. • •• teenagers are more like-In the 131 o..w Dr. Wt.. I ..ti Z IW:c••• ,.,._. 11• StiLJ ly to be the victims of tleWllOlll IHclt • ,,1.1111 rape, robber y, assault :~T~l~AV~l~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~·~-~·~-~~-~~~~c~..,,.~~":="::::::~~~~ Md larceny than their (From Page Bl ) ry school within "''alking dis· ce, Price noted . As ror :1d vantag£'s, "Teachers ve indic ated there's much Jess ~iew time and a much more .~en pace , not the ups a nd ~wns." he said. "Our children ":Qie lefjting out hig her than the :;niatch~d pairs of group children '1h the other sc hools.·· . Two different t ypes or year- round progra m s o perate at West - , moot and Crest View Schools in ·the Ocean Vie~· School District. Monte McMu rray, d istrict assistant superintendent £or educational s ervices, said the schools went year-round four years ago. : Crest View operates on the typical schedule of nine weeks of ' classes, then three weeks off. so that 75 Percent of the students arc in school at any one time. Al Westmont, all the studenlS attend school together in four blocks of classes with vacations or varying lengths between them. This year Westmont will al s? operate some classes on a tradi- tional calendar. "Parents in t he community have a choice. They can go on the ·vear -round 01· they can go the iraditional to provide that atlen· d a n ce area m o re o ptions.·· ~f cMurra y said. He said about 22 percent of the students in the Westmont atten· dance are a and 11 percent of those . in the Crest Vi ew area \'hoose to attend other. t radi· tional schools. The .JChools originally be- came yea r -r ound by vote of staff and parents. ;\ third school of the district's 25 .almost went vear-round but the vote was so Clo:;e ""'·e felt that that was n't enough,'' Mcri.t urray said. Advantages of the program cit· ed by t e achers, he said, are a decrease in discipline problems, less time spent in review and greater interest by studenlS and parents in the educational pro· grams. Dis ad\.·anta g c s not e d by teachers w~re 'more time spent on prepa ration and a diff~culty. in arranging to take un1vers1ty courses. Mc Murray said. TEACHERS A R E f ree to transfer into or out of the year- round program, he noted. At pre·, sent. there are more teachers who want to join the program than 'there are openings. The district didn't need the space, and year-round main· tenance and utilities coupled with transportation cos'6 for slu· dents from the area attending other schools has resulted in an additional annual cost to the dis· tricL of about $2 per child in the program, ri.t c Murray said. Crescent Ele mentary School in th e Orange Unified District went vear-round this summer, start· log July 7. ri.tarv Elle n Blanton. director or prOg ra m pl anning a nd de· velopme nt. s ~id , "Our big de· cision "·as to sa \'C space but ju,.;t ;is import ant "' as the opportunity FROM F' as h ion Island 'New·port Beach \ to use the ne'-"· approaches lo cur- riculum. "For instance, our intersession program is an enrichment which includ es bas ic skills.'' 1\ SCHOOL committee had dis· cussed the s yste m for 18 months berore it was decided upon. "The need was there ... There was a lot or community interest in it," Mrs. Blanton said. J\tany of the students are choos- ing lo taken s pecia l courses dur- in g !heir thre e-we ek vacations. Units a r e planned around a elders. The r eport, issued by the Law Enforcement Assist ance Administra._ tion, also said that black men generally are· vie· timized more often than other groups. The summary-was the first full-year report from the LEAA 's $12- m i ll ion project to measure the crime rate by using polling techni· ques. theme, such as "The Underse a The report w as based Wor ld," and include fi eld lriP5, on a 1973 poll or 60,000 she said. households and 15,000 Financially . Mrs. Blanton business establishD¥!f1ls " f f r tho ht h across the country. The said, As rcca\ • ug t e Census Bureau conducts cost would be about the same but ~·c're saving on not having to thePollforLEAA. build new schools." It showed that about A!I for teacher s, ''As I recall no 236of eve ry 1,000 persons one has asked to be transferred rrom ages 12 to 19 were a~·ay from the school. It might victims of pers ona l be that one out or the stare de· crime. T he age cat,egory cided to. with the low e s t Vic· "The teachers have said it's timization rate, 31 .6 per been great ... T hey didn 't have 1,000, was 65 years and that big feeling like you have to over. pickupthepiece s.A.lsoyouhave The report said this feeling that after nine weeks "Bla;eks were more like· there is going lo be a vacation." ly than while!! to have The growth of the year-round been victimized by rape, progra m is u pos itive sign, said robbery and assault, Ocean Vie w 's McMurray. whereas whites were ''The r e's more year-round more likely to have been t'(lucalion going on in California victim s or p ersonal than in any other state. In larceny," defined as the C.l:l lirorni a , we're c ontinually theft of a purse ot wallet looking for improvement.'' he without a threat of s:iid. \t. violence. \ - Now Open! South Coast Plaza COSTA MESA leather on a wood arch is studded together for a s upe r fall look. Insole is cushioned for walking pleasure. Pleasantly pr iced. That's Chandlers! 18.HH UM": ~cur r--'' \' r Char pr> Cit Barilo:Amcr ~ .. td STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR " \ ( f'I ·~ ,.~ ,.. ... ... - • I - Water Factory-Good ' Idea, 'Bad', .Budget By EUJOOT ALMOND Of Ill< DaUu Pilot Slalf Curly Can Really Pick Ponies . When it comes to "playing" the horses, there is one Huntington Beach man whose r ecord is just plain unbeatable in these parts. The guy known in the racing fraternity as "Curly" picks 1,000 winners at the be · n · of each race meeting at Los Alamitos Race Course. It's a feat he's been perf«ming for set'en years now. Comes now a momedt of honesty. All of the above is just a cute way or . telling you that we're going to talk about Donald ••curly'' Smith, racirig Hors in' Around with Tom McC.nn this year; the Vessels Maturity, a $50,000-added. event for four-year.olds and up. , And, clming out the season next Wednesday night, fans are still to see a Smith-designed classic, the Marathon (three-year-olds antt up). ,. .secretary at lhe Los Al course, before the current season winds The race bas. been run at 870 Yards (vs. the typical 440 yards f~ a standard quarter horse race) during all of Smith's years as racing down Wednesday night. · · cu•L v sM1ni Curly iS a horse-oriented soo of a horseman, not a pencil pusher. 'And that is exactly as it should be at the nation 's 1 ar gestq uarter horse lrac k. His father, a trainer of thoroughbreds, moved the family from Kansas lo California when Curly was a 10-year-old a nd, obviously, very much impressed with the world in which his dad made a living. ''He never bad any really outstanding hones,'' Smith admili, talking about his father, ••oot I guess he did all righL He kept six kids fed.'' CUrly'a: own racetrack career bas included some years as a jock~ agent. He was handling Jack Robinson when he first came to Los Alamitos in 1952, second year oC the West Orange County track's part-mutual history. He went to work in 1960 as the late Ed Burke's assistant and then took over the racing secretary's post in 1968. "Ed Burke was instrumental in making quarter horse racing prominent throughout the United States," Smith says. He must have learned his lessons well while working with BW"ke. There are plenty of people around who figure Smith is a big influence on his fast· crowing sport today. As racing secretary at the Los Alamitos track, Smith is absolute czar over allocations of stalls and barns. •te selects Just over 1,000 would· be racehorses from among the 1,500 to 1,600 that._ aeek quarters at the track for each race meeting. Each one of these selected for one of the traek's 1,000-plus stalls is, in a sense, a winner. At least they get a chance tocomtiet,e at the track that ls one of the most prestigious of them all. But where the moving pencil of Seeretary Smith has even more influence is in bis "writ· ing" or a race. H~ sets the standards -the age brackets, distance to be run, purse to be po.steel, etc. -that describe a given contesL This so-called "designing" or "engineering'' of a race is what the business of racing is ,U about. • Smith has opted for contests among quarter borsedom 's experienced, older horses. ''Other quarter horse tracks gear their races more to the rutuHties for two.year-olds," he ex- plains. ••we have gone the opposite way. We are cin record as saying we are going to deal more ror older horses.'' The results a re some pretty exciting contests each se11on -races like t he $100;000 Los AJamll09fCbaiuplonship, run just last night; the $15,000-added LOI Alamitos Derby, run June 7 . .J . NOW IN IAGUNA BEAOt 0-........... , .. ,_ ... FIMI IHYISniefl' GUPHICS· A. T THI LOWEST l'tllCIS AHYWIBE . Catchpenny Art Gallery .. IJMY ......... ,_ ToltlllllUl.Ull secretary. . Though no track records were set, none of the Marathon contest& has ever been more excit- ing than last year's with its come-from-behind victory of a crowd pleaser called The Moonshiner. Steve Treasure was the jockey of the highweig_ht horse (125 pounds) that necked John's Rocket and Gavelmantowinlhee•ent. Go-Deer-Go, theS-2 favorite, ran seventh. Curly Smith 's job includes setting the amount or weight each horse carries to the start. ingposl. He decides not only by keeping careful tabs on the horses' forms, their track records, but also by seeing every race run at Las Alamitos from wire tow-ire. He knows when a horse runs out or the money because he got jostled at the starting gate and, also, when a horse is running badly because he's overweighted or overmatched in his class. Jt lakes more than pencil pushing to pick. winners the way Curly is expected.to. . " '/ :: .. :. : ,_.· •', ... ·. : ":'·, ;,::. ::; ." , .... ·l a ··=' .· ... : ::":7!:. ~:·,,'; I/ ·~ •:.: . ·-··-. •'• 0rt1 .. a1 Telelto..e 0.IOrn .... o!Clfl•lnlM wood!.~ lln o.taN Dry C:w&teori ..... u ... .,, ....... 11&. , .. lldllii6e The Mintemu Way E•,.., Am9'k~ r.pr-.eti...1..ct --,._Art air, T .. -...:.-...· --·- I. Parker, ......... .-; Time'• Chime ..Utllll•es Ane _.tt.Q.-c;toc;k1 I. Hromlll•n • Tile Boa T• Geioarmin lllld c .......... .,,. ,_.. --•1s..v~ TkPa&awcn ·-..,._lft, ... l~ ...... ~~ ... glftt . Porcel ... Pl•· 111-tet"yO.- • f'Mll .. stlt *• + -' ' l ·1 .) , • ....... Augu&t 11,1975 OAILYptLOT 8# Water Factory 21 may never turn-out to be all it was planned to be, but its overall usefulness to Orange County residents will be kn.own in time . The plant, located at Ward Street and Ellis Avenue in Fountain Valley, has not received ex- pansion funds from the federal government as originally planned, according to Gordon Elser, spokesman for the Orange County Water Dis· trict. . However, district officials are doing the best they can withou·t the additional funds. ''WHAT WE REALLY have is two plants in one," Elser said of the large-sCaJe experimental water project that cost approximately $30 million to build. The r ecycling portion ot the factory started operations in January of 1975. Desalinization pro- cesses began at the beginning of summer. · "The idea was ro blend desalinized sea water with recycled sewage, or waste water," he ex· plained. '"The county is controlling the recyd_ing while the federal government is working on de· salinization.'' Unfortunately for the county the desalinizing project bas become part of massive cutbacks and the budget bas been cut dramatically. ... They were s upposed to begin producing 15 million gallons of water a day after they ex- perimented with a three million-a-day figure,•• Elser said. "But they've since abandoned that· phase and have left it at three million." Water Factory 21 was built primarily to restore dwindled groundwater $Upplies in the county. Because of rapM:I growth and jncreased water demands in Orange County in the past 20 years, Elser said, the ID'lderground water baslli was lowered. The basin is now about five feet above sea level and sea water threatens to seep "into the basin, contaminating the fresh water,·he said. Scientists devised a method wbere a 50-50 radio of recycled waste water and desalinized sea water would be mixed and then placed into the county's underground water streams . Water district scientists estimated it would take 30 million gallons a day toreplenisb the sup· ply. With . the government cutting off the de- salinization budget, currenUy only six million gallons can be used. The recycled waste water plant is capable of producing 15 million gallons a day t?ut only 50 percent of this type water is al· JCPenney Beauty Salon Our 'Festival' penn, Special 8.88 Mon., Tues., Wed., only! Perm includes shampoo, sty le set and . haircut; too. (Not recommended for color treated hair.) Special cut, 7.88 Our blower cut includes shampoo and a special condili<?ners No appointment necess~ry. Charge ii. Arcadl• Carson Downey Fullerton Huntington Beach Lakewood Montclair Newport Beach Norlhrldge Orange 'The City' Puente Hills Riverside San Bernardino Ventura Whlttwood. Use your JCPenney charge card • . . . , lowed in the mix according to the health stan· dard. "So we've had lo use other sources or water. to achieve our goal here,'' Elser said. Instead of relying on the desalinization pro- cess the district is drilling from deep wells which haven't been disturbed. "We have three wells that take water from J,000 feet down," Elser noted. "We can get two million gallons a day from this method." ANOTHER ALTERNATIVE is demin.fraliz-· ing water. Elser said plam are being formulated. for building demineralization plants at the rac· tory. ''These planL.:; would help equalize the mineral content of the water," Elser explained. Current health standards require the content to be 550 parts per million, he added. "We would be able to filter out some or the high mineral water and mix it with a lower con- tent to come up with the 550 parts per million figure," Elser said. Whit ~ th e primary concern has beeJI replenis.fling the groundwater basin, Water Fa<!'- tory 21 could be the county's best hope for pola· hie water by the year2000. "We may be drinking tot.ally recycled waste water by that time," Elser stated. ''Many people think 'no way would I drink recycled. waste water,' but right now our recycled water is' cleaner than the waler supply from the Santa Ana River,'' he said. . Water Factory 21 may not revolutionize de- salting of sea water, but it is already making strides toward improving Orange County Water. .. • The shaveb;:ick! Great piece of ge.Jr • •. gets going in genuine antiqued tan leather. Nifty sti tch trim. On a shavcd-bJck stained wood bottom with cushion sole. All that for jus t 16 .99 ·'; OUALICRAFT ... S HOE STORSS LAGUNA HILLS MALL '· Bf OAll.V,ptLOT Surtd!y. Aug Ult 17, 1975 Winning: ·solllet What can be better for boys than baseball? A chorus, according to the Rev. Richard Coughlin.' Specifically, one now known a.a the All American Boys Chorus of Or11inge County which he has built, directed and promoted dur· ing the past five years. Since he w as an athletic coach as a young priest, he pulla fro.JD prior experience to prove his poinL "I p a rtic ularly got tired of beating people," he said. Win· ners always feel marvelous and •the losers lousy. · But he fieures everyone leaves a concert as a winner. A choir doesn't defeat the audience, be explained. "You lift them up. • ''When you coach a team, you play the best team," be con· tinued. But not in a choir. "If a boy is good enough to get in, he doesn't have to ride the bepch." Tben too, he said, the choir is ••not make believe." ficulty finding the bo)". A chonis just isn't as automatically thought of as baseball. Some of the members, who range in age from 10 to 14, came to the chorus through friends and acquaintances. . But Father Coughli'n recruited and audi· tioned others in a barbershop, hamburger stand, church and bus. Each boy seems to have a story and wants to tell it. They gathered ar.ound and bung onto Father Coughlin, who responded with quick: bugs and affectionate pats, during the In- terview. When asked why they sing with the group, they responded In a chorus, ''It's a lot of fun." . LOT OF WORK But it also ts a lot of work. Those who do play baseball 6"d· mil it.interferes with their prac· tices. It can also conflict with '"' Boy Scouts, Boys Club and school activities. All the members are involved with other activities but this p'leases the director. He describes them as ''doers." ' • g to Sing About • Boys playing baseball in LitUe League and even high school are just pretending they're grown up and in the major leagues, he said. They rehearse twice a week at the Orange County Fairgrounds THE REV. RICHARD COUGHLIN REHEARSES WITH CHOIR But in the choi r , the boys are not making believe. They're do- ing "real things." DOJTNOW He has a motto for the chorus • . . ''Do it now. Don't wait until you growtUp." There are about SO boys in the chorus, which is not a religious organiza tion, but Father COughlin believes it should be bigger. He admits to having some dif. and perform in about a dozen - concerts each month. comes from the performances and a Boosters Club (boys are asked to pay only $12 for W\iform rental and $1.50 for insurance), wasspenton'a bus . Most or their performances are in mobile home parks but they also sing in restaurants , churches, amusement centers, any place Father Coughlin can get a booking.· During their first two years, the group went on a toUr to Europe. The third year, they did a tour in this country. Last year, their money, which This year, most members a\: tended a week-long camp at St. John Bosco Hi-gh School in Bellflower. Although swimming, sports, crafts and movies were part of the daily schedule, it wasn't all fun and games. " Weddings ·Performed Bell-Haun Janine Ailene Haun and Charles Martin Bell, students at California State University at Long Beach, exchanged nuptial vows and rings in the First Bap- tist Church, Long Beach. They are the daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. EdwardV. Haun, ,Huntington Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilbert Bell, Pacific ._Grove. The bride graduated with honors from Marina High School and Golden West College, and her b.U.Sband graduated from Pacific Grove High S'chool and G WC. _ 1bey will li vc in lluntington Beach. ••• Baker-Vyn -Estan cia ltigh School trraduates, Susa n Vyn and Richard Ba ker were married in St. Andrew's Pres byterian Church. . Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Vyn and Mr. and Mrs. J . R . Baker , all of Costa Mesa. The bride is a graduate or the nursing program at Golden West C.Ollege and her husband studied ~t )'avapai College, Arizona and· o,.angeCoast College. The newlyweds will live in Huntington Beach. MRS. BELL Hoyle-Paplham St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Costa Mesa was the set· ting for the ivarriage or Susan Anne Paplh a m and SteVen Douglas Hoyle or Los Angeles. The bride, daughter of the Eugene Paplhams of Cos ta Mesa, g raduated from the University of Southern California with honors . She earned a BS degree in business administra· !Jon. Her husband also graduated with honors from USC and earned the s ame degree. His parents are the Guerdon Hoyles, Barstow. The newlyweds will live in Los Angeles. ... Retmier-Hall Newport Harbor High School graduates, Ivy Lee Hall and Robert Joseph Retmier were inarried in Calvary Chapel. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Ha ll of Newport Beach; Mrs. Calland · Retmier , Costa Mesa and Charles B. Ret· miet St., Lake Elsinor. The bridegroom also graduat- ed from Orange Coast College. and the newlyweds will live in Haleiwa. Oahu where the bride· groom bas been a residcnL Peterson-Kohl St. James Episcopal Church, Newport Bea ch was Lhe selling when Kimber ly Ann Kohl and Robert A. Peterson exchanged wedding vows. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Ann Roland Kohl or Newport Beach, is a sociology major at UCLA whe r e her hus band is studying for his doctorate . The son of Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson of North ridge studied at California State University, Northridge and earned his masters degree at UC Berkeley. ••• Pasternak-Cripe Our Lady Queen or Angels Church, Newport Beach was the setting for the marriage of Mary Jo C ripe and Joseph E. Pasternak. The b ride, daughter of the Hugh Cripes or Newport Beach, is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and now is in the nursing program at Golden West College. He r husband is a graduate of Luezinger Hi g h S.chpol , Lawndale and attended: El Camino College. His parents are th e. Ben Pasternaks of Hawthorne. • . ' '.>Jji:~, '"'' ' ...,j MRS. HOYLE . • Father Cougtilin compared it to a professional athlete's train· ing camp. · Three rehearsals we re scheduled every day. One was planned for choreo- graphy. The boys didn't take to this so well so Father CoQgblin drilled them in marching. He would like to see them enter and exit a stage with a bit of pro- fessionalism. But, said one boy, "We sing better than we march." Next year, they would like to sing on the ateps of the Capitol in Washington, D.C. asapartofthe nation's bicentennial celebra- tion. Father Coughlio 's dreams dO"'n't stop with the performances. ''Our ultimate ambition is to inake .this a full· lime accredited boys' chorus C'"f'"l"'\ ' ' •. • scl\001," he explained. " He admits that the school won't materialize in time to include some of the current members but he believes there are many other boys in the county who would en· joy both the school and the chorus. Sounding a bit exasperated yet still enthusiastic. he said, "All of this is so good. If only somebody would get the word out to them." MRS. RETMIER MRS. PETERSON •MRS. PASTERNAK MRS. CARDON • The newlyweds will live in NewpQrt Beach. ... Cardon-Terry Brigham Young University students, Jeana Terry and Robert Gayle Cardon were mar- ried in the Church of Jesus Christ, ·Latter-day Saints Tern· pie, Mesa, Ariz. The bride is the daughter of Lhe Hilton R . Terrys. of Huntington Beach and her husband is the son -of the E.G. Cardons, FJ Paso. The newlyweds will live in Provo, Utah while they continue their education. ••• Potts-Oenig'an St. Joachim Catholic Church. Costa Mesa, was the setting for the nuptials uniting Catherine Deolgan and Charles Douglas Potts Jr. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R .. Deiligan ot Ne'fport .Beach and tbe son of the senior Charles Pottses of Fountain Valley exchan1ed vows in a dou· blering ceremony. ' The bride is a graduate of Corona del Mar High School, Orange Coast College and UC Irvine. She now is a violin and viola teaching assistant. lier husband is a graduate of Fqunlain Valley Hilb School, and also attended Golden West and OrangeCoaatColleges. ' They will live in Newport Beach. • •• Vellen-Hester The gardens at the Santa Ana Heights home of Petrus Adriaan Velten was the setting for his marriage t o Linda Marlene Hester. The bride, da ughter of the H. K . Hesters, also or Santa Ana Heights, is a graduate of Corona del Mar High SchoOl and Orange ' Coast College. Currently she is an anthropology major at California Stale University at Fullerton. Her husband graduated from St. Bernardenus College, The Netherlands, where his mother. · Mrs. A. C. Velten lives. · The newlyweds will live in San· ta Ana Heights. ••• Stimmler-Hall Donna i.,. Hall became th~ bride of William H. Stimmler during ceremonies performed in Sts. Simon and Jude Catholic Church, Huntington Beach. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard L . Hall, .Irvine and Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Stimmler, . Huntington Beach. The bridl graduated from University High School and al· tended Oran&' Coast College. Her husband graduated from UC' Irvine and has been accepted at and will attend a medical school in Guadalajara, where tho newlyweds will Ji v:e. • •• Dietrich-Corr University of the Pacific graduates, Nancy Lamar Corr of Balboa and F. Joseph Dietrich IV were married in the Plymouth Congregational Church. The bride is the daughter of' Mrs. Williani Bowler -or Riverside and the late Mr. Donald J. Corr. She currently is doing post graduate work in the field of education. Her husband, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J . Dietrich III of Stockton. is affiliated with Delta Upsilon fraternity and Is a former all·American swimmer .. They will live in Stockton. ••• Solomon-Matsuba Temple Beth Shalom, Long Beach was the setting for the double ring ceremony linking Leah Matsuba and Michael David Solomon of Westminster. 'The bride is the daughter or Mrs. Sadia Yefet Matsuba of Alychin, Israel, where she was educated~ Her husband is the son of thes Louis Solomons or Westminster. He is a graduate of Westminster High School, Kansas University and eai"ned his masters degree at the University of Texas. The newJyweds will live in Seal Beach. ' -Ann Landers Custom 'Velly' Interesting •DEAR ANN : If my pen· manship looks sha ky it's because I'm still s hook. I took an attrac-. live woman lo dinner last night. She has done some import buying in the Orie nt and is very 6C)phistlcated. When the menus were present- ed. s he took a wad of gum out ol ber mouth and stuck it behind her ear. I looked horrified. She said, ''Relax -it's an old Chinese cus tom . Even the very ·an1tocrattc do tt •· True or fa ls e? -SMALL TOWN BOY , DEAR S.T .8 .: Fol ... And If Uda I• your Idea of "tophiatlca· U.'' -you need a clldloouy, _,_ DEAR ANN LANDERS: That letter from the woman who had to drag herself to lhe nursing home once a week to speod an hour wj th her semi-senile mother really got to m e. Too bad she found the old lady's "crazy chat· ter'' so dipressing. I wonder how she'd like to have had her mother living wiLh her for the last seve n years. And what if she bad to drive her to the beauty shop, the ba nk . shopping, to the doctor, to church meetings -any place Mother decided to go on a moment's notice. What if she did all this and never re- ceived one word of t~anks -only criticism and complaints? I would be overjoyed If I could co vi.lit MY mother every day in a nuraina: home. It would certain· Jy Jmprove my relationship wilh my husband and children. Our family has been in a state" up· heaval ever since Mother came to live with us. They s aY. I 'm a fool to let her run me ragged. Maybe I am but l love my mother and reel it is m y respobsibility. But at times I ask mysell if I am being fair to my husband and children. One thing is certain, no child of mine will ever go through this kind of hell with m~-- SEVEN YEARS DEPRESSED • DEAR S.Y.: Any pe....,. who baa been ••seven Year• Depresaed " 11 long overdue for coaueUag. I 1e•te a •utJT eomplea ia(Your letter plu aa I enormoaa amoaat of •m· blvaln~e ••d re•e•U.... la Utere ao pabUe tn ~ 1rta· liom iii your cllr1 No lul Dia- nu tllese altera•dve1 wlt.11 • tltef apl1t ••• 1et )'Mr H•d &ocetlter, woman. I'm &lad yw "1"0&e. Yoar letter wU a cry for belp -even though yOu dlda't mean It to be. DEAR ANN LANDERS: There WN a Ume when my husband and I could travel and enJoy a f\lll life . Bul now he,ls not welt and we are bol.h 1ettin1 on in yean.. So we 1t1y at home a tPUt deal and make th• b .. t oflt. . We h•ve certain radio MCI TV 1 1how1 that we Ute to llsten to and watch. It is our major form ol en· tertainment. This couple we've tnown fOf' a Jong lime has• habit ol dropping ID unexpectedly and it aeems they always come rilht in the middle of a very aood show. They atay only 25 or 30 minutes -1Ju1t long enough to ndn a pro1r•m ror us. This puts my husband I~.• very bad mood. Should we tdrn orf the radio or 1V when they show U.P -or say we'd like to lli:Ush the pro,..am and '1'11k IDllllUng them? -SI'!\ ,pNODUCKS• , • DIA& DUCKY: Doa'I •• ellloer. Slmply lell lbe• Ille -U111e Ibey ll>ow llP lllat yoa'd .,. PNC!ate II If they'd call bel•e cemlaJ. Esplain lhal yoa aad )'Olll' ltaabaad wattlt ud listen to certaS. r•dlo and TV 1bows alHl -TREY ceme yoa'd Uke to give tffm your undivided aUen<! Uoa. I Don'l nunk your chemJatryj test. ~ ls more t.han one Ht ell! glands calling to 11Dother. U ~ &ave trouble making a diaUnc.- lion you need Abn '• boot let..· "Love or SU and How to Tell th• Difference." S<!nd a loq, ~ addressed, stamped ·envel with your request and 50 csts coin to Ann Landers, P .O. Bo 1400, Etiin, ID. 60120. ' • 1 All .... :;ool high\ ju:sl 1 ramil 'i)lort jog f, Doi ll'.s -...•hen tabul \JP Ul:i i n lhi Wh tr ave driVi! fi11W1 destir ing fi SE in U1 tan a durir mont ' '"If noon So Smol Servi remE "Ha, Th· com1 lions We Mou1 Colo. 3 p.rr recr( befoE lngo' IT1 'crow Ev listec lion• no j cro 1 • • • Wt bE wl Sl d' I I 11 in lb "I Ti WO st clo th bE m ' m 5' •• eE ~ b: ci "' " "I: hi Lt "I w "I . 1£ OI "' y: .P b: w rl I! sl Sl S• J !1 I B "' u CA.IL v PILOT as Record Summer?\·~--~---... ,_.....,.....,.-.,,-~ .. PllBLIC NOTICE ~·~~~--~----~ ITAT EM ENT O F Wl"THO"AWAL FlltOMPAlllTNl!lltSHlf' Of'EtlATINO UNO£tl FICTITIOU' •USINlf.SS NAME Tl>e .. llOWlnQ Pf:•-""' wll"*•-., • Ot ,.tr•I P•tlfltr l tOft'I 111• ' Great Cainpsite Search ls On By TOM McCANN I 04 Ult 0.11, ''OM Miff travelers• vehicles by the hall-doien pulled olf the r oads lo crowd onto "vlew areas" in the mlchll ot nat de-..,..., After spending three weeks driving '4 .500 miles of Western United State.11 highways ~and finding I wu s mostly Just looking for a place to park the rarnily'i:i motor home, J have some $Ort wordi:; of advlctJ lo fellow cun1p. Jng ram tiles : More than a dozen tourists !!lood •t one North Dakota rest atop and passed. around a pair of binocular& to look at some buffaloes on the hori zon. The an.imalts were ~o far away thal. wilh the naked eye, they appearc.'d about the aize or fleas. Oon'l go. It's not really that bad, but I'd bet iwhen t he figures 11rc all i n and tabulated, the s ummer of 197$ stacks up as the bi ggest summer for tourism i n this na tion's history. We drove 150 m iles out of OW'·wa.y to try to find something else to look at In North Dakota. The search brought us to Medora. site of the southern unit or the Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park. Whal it n1e ans to the average traveler, especially the family that is driving a ce.mper, hauling a trailer or figuring on pitching a lent at each destination, is that camJ)5iles are be- ing filled early each day. ' IT WAS 9. a.m . and if we wanted to get In to the line already forming al the Visitors Center we could be in the day'is first guided tour of the two-room log cabin that once had been part of Teddy's Elk Horn Ranch. SEVERAL c ampground operators in Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Mon· tana and both Dakotas told us naUy during our family vacation last month : We decided we bad already seen a log cabin. A nine·mile side trip doWn a gravel road in Colorado not only did not.Jet us away from tbe crowds, but tt so didn't find us the campground that .was supposed to be there. "ff you don't gel off the road by noon you're out of luck." Some of th ose advisers wore Smokey Bear hats. National Park Servil'e rangers us ually confine their remarks lo ''Good afternoon" and "Have a nice day." The parkiog problem has got to come in pretty fair.sized propor- tions to break their dignify barrier. We turned arouitd when we found two other fami~ies caniping in the wilderness 8nd alnloet ran over two guys who had followed our lead. One was driving a homemade motor home and the other was pulling a trailer with a pickup truck. We were turned away at Rocky Mountain National Park (Estes Park, Colo., about 80 miles from Denver) at J p.m. and found many other national recreation area campgrounds filled before 4 o'clock in the afternoon dur- ing our wanderings. They went on -into the woods as we doubled back to a place we had spotted under some inviting trees - not a campground. just a spot olf the gravel road. Before we could get our rig leveled up we bad a n.ei1hbor - a guy from Texas who wanted topitchbls tent un~ derthe adjacent tree. IT'S NOT jus t camping that is 'crowded, either. Every kind of attraction that can be l isted by any stretch of the imagina· tion as a spot of interest to tourists has no trouble this s ummer raisiu.g a He said be was on his way to vi sit someone in Orange. He used to live in Costa Mesa. .. Sure,'' he sa1d1 ''I used to read the Dally Pilot," crowd. ' How do you get away? Or find a parking space?-· • We watched in amazement as .Flick Spurs . Shark Tales BySTANDEIAPIANE Everybody in our neighborhood has been talking about ''Ja-,vs.'' It's a movie wher.e a shark shows up at a sU.mmer resort. Starts eating people like lollipops, Didn't see this myself. But on a Satur- day afternoon -when the rates are down - I sent the youngest boy and a pal of his . 'Ibey sat down in the popconi rows, snack· ing up the hot buttered while on the screen, the shark snacked up folks. Their comment when I picked them up: ''It was boss!'' That's a Medal of Honor. The best you can say about anything. (The worstyoocansay: ''It was gross!) As the movie went around the country -making millions of dollars -people started seeing sharks on both coasts. Beaches closed down. Girls left their clothes on a hickory limb, but didn't go near the waler. In Los Angeles, a toy manufacturer began selling a realistic triangular fin. A moppet could attach it to his back. By swim· ming with his head under th&water be could scare the daylights out of you. People in swimming pools looked up to see the horrible fin cruising at them and eeek! "Shark! Shark!" * * * THE PLACE where sharks bite most people is around the beaches at Sydney, Austrlllia. I was out at Bondi beach when the breakers were creaming in. A helicopter circled off shore. The Au stralian with me said: "That's the shark ?,•trot." . He SaJd when the pilot spotted a sllark, he radioed the beach. Somebody then blew a horn and hoisted a warning flag, I said: ''Whathappensthen?'' He said: ''You move over to the other end of the beach." I never swam in Australia and never· will. (Move to the other end of the beach? You 're out of your ruddy mind, mate.) It seemed as though the sharks had heard about "Jaws" and-were working for the press agent. · Sharks were sighted by fLSbing boats and people in kayaks. Snoopers on the shore with binoculars. Elderly ladies sitting In windows of beach cotta2es. A skin diver was swallowed by a shark up ·to bis pistol pockets, but the shark selt him out. (Hard to get USDA choice skin divers nowadays.) A shark repellent Is selling briskly to yachtsmen. Nobody's ever proved the re· pellent repelled sharks. Nobody's come · back to the complaint department. For all we know, the repellent may be Lea and Per- rins to a shark. ~ ' " TRAVEL ' Hughes Tests Fly-drive Hughes Airwest has sliced California into three parts in a new ny. drive package enabling vacationers to visit 5eores of popular tourist attractions on their own and at their own pace. The package includes a minimum of four night.a at any participat· ing Holiday Inn and five days unlimited mileage in a Hertz economy car. Air transportation and admissions are not in· eluded. East region - Northern, Central and Southern California - can be visited separately or pieced together to form a broader Itinerary, Rates begin at $45.45 a person for four nlpts, based on a iroup of four. Additional information can be obtained from Hua:hes Airwest or any travel agent. Study lJecq fnMexioo ' Prine.., Cruises will feature a beblnd-ICtlDll look into tbe world ol In- terior deaip on a 1evm- day fall cruise to the Mexican Rivi.era aboanl the 20,000·ton Island Prlncilu. PrMe1114'1 by tbe In- terior Dee.I111en Guild, the semlnar-at-sea will be hooted by Ron Blll'Oll, founder and president ol the pld, and ls _. to decoraUn1 profeaslmall and noricea. ..... trlotrll!IP oper•ll119 uflOU '"' 11¢· IHIOll' b11\lnt \I fl•m. ot TUSTI N • MEDICAL .. RTS, •I ll<IJO Nt""""°" ...,,_, T11\ll11,C•lllo•11I• TM lk tlUO\lt. buslt't$\ n•mt; t...U- ,,_I for tr. PAflMr\fllp .,,, h~ °"' t ll/1'1 In I"' l;o\ln1y of O.~not. Ft.111 N•rnt ..,Cl Addrt~• ot 1"41 PM'°" Wltridr••lnQ : Re•d•r• of the c:omputer.·Ht D•lly Piiot would h•v•tOJWOnder II a computer •l•o apllt the wordac:hleeled onto· stone monument at the site of famed 'Custer'• Laat.St•nd' at Cu at er Battlefleld N allonal Monument, near Bllll119a, Mont. (shown at right). The day the Dally Piiot photographed the monument, a family of 'winners' alaowere photographing e.c:h other at the elte (above). Battle was won, remem!>41r, by c:hlefa Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse. PllBLIC NOTICE PllBLIC NO'nCE PllBLIC NOTICE C .. •11U !iTATl!MaNTO,AeAMDONllMNT PICTITIOUSaUl1NU$ su .. •••OllCOUtlTOFTME. o .. USEOP NAME STATEMENT ITot.TE OF CALl~RNIA FOR FICTITIOUsau!illillESSllllAME n. fo41o'11'1no ptr-s ••e d9irl!lbtAI· THE COUNTY OP ORANGE Th<r tollowlng pt:tllllfl IW$ ·~ ,.,S•$: N•.A· ... 71 1r.11i.oftlltlltllllOllSbu5hvu,..,...: NEWPORT AIRE CO., »'.I l6tl'I HOTICE OFNEARINGOPP'ETITIDtl WE LLINGTON DI ST., IG<Mo2 Slr~t,Ne•p0rtBettll,CA.'9'2w.l Rltl ftlltO•ATE OP WILL AND FOtl Stsmi rli Or H"ntlagton a.tell Donnt Rlllll Boko., S00 JlthSlretl. L•nEttS TE.STAMENT"tlY t ..... Ctti!ornlt92W. • NeW110f'18e6Cll,C.A.92Ml ....... 1 TM Fl<llllous lklllMSI -,.. 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'•.w:t .,.,.p.ld stor.a<ie tor whlcll the°"" ~rt111 ,,,...._ inQ Mul S!ot'Oe I~ enUll.., M> • 1 .... •s W•rehou~tmtn on 1~• oood5 ,.r•ll'Ml!l•r_.oe~t•lbt>d t11d,,.. notkt> h,f,'"lnQ bMfl Ol .... fl to Nrtlft """-'9 cW.lm an lnltn!U n.ert ln tfld Ole tlont -lfleCI In lucl'l nollc:• for H'l'rT'l'nil of ""11 ""'"'l>'J ••111••<1. nolltt l5 hlrebf Ol'ltn lhil ll'le$.I OOods will ... llllld M public t lKli-•I M.&1t1r·1 A..:liml, 201S'h N•'ll'po>'I 8h•d .• City Oii CO&U' - Mtu, County of Ort1191t. $!Ml• of ~lfOJNt,.., lllotSU'l d•r of 5efi1No1 ... , 1'1Sat 1: 30e'cloc:ll.P .M. TlMI flols.4r>Q ll1t II • twltf lflllotll>o tillnof llwP"IPl:nY 10 tie t.Dld: "9 N. Gooclm.M, :ll01 T..-.. ~ "'rOl'I 15.....,., WOOOfaNj HlllS. Ctlilm"ll&e 151 Mltfl 8•u"', 410 S. ~ 151\!d., l.M Anotlff. C.llf<>rlli. 71• Rlchtrd "· Str•n ... tm Fr,..,lltfl, S.l'llt All•, C.fllOt'lllA 0.1""'UOVS11•. 1t1S MASTERS AUCTION :l'01S'h lffwperl lll~d • Cost. Noei.t,C.lltorMA P\a615"ed Or .... C0.51 o.lty ....... ""°'6t 11, I(, 1t7S .JMO-n PllBLIC NOTICE ·-· NOTICE TOCtlEDITDtlS MJftEtllOR COUtlTOftTNE STAT E OF CALI FORHIA l'Ott TME.COUNTYOFORANGE No.,..u ... £5ttlt of ,tt,RTH UR T. 6URKE, Dtt9twd. NOTJCI!: IS HERE BV GIVEN to- cntOlton of lt>e •~,...med dK.eCle,.. \NII ill pecrl-0<\$ l'l•ving <J•I~ ~In.a '"' wld de<•Wnt .,.e req11lritd to Ille ~m. wllh 1"" ne(<l!Si.try .. ...:1w,.,,, in nw llflke ol ,,.. clerk of U'lt Mx>W! - UI._. tOl.lrt,Of' to prtt9ft! lllem . ..,.;111 U. nee: t r.wry voucher1, to It.. undff~IQntd ~!ti@ olfi<.• of "l•n Curl ii. •tS V Clwot Center Orl we We$!. S•nl• Ant , CtUfomlt 92101. whit l'I i\ U'Olt pl«:e at bu"1neu of !he ""der$•9"'0ltG in tll rnM- .o:r\ PCtWln4n9 ltt-tl'le et l•I• of wid 0. <eden'!. •llllln '°"' monlM .,,_ tl'9 lint publl(•tion of 11111 notice. DtlKIJuly 2'1, ltlS LINO" JOYCE-WARD .. E•t(u\rix ol IM WU I of ll'le•bew: l'ltmeddtttdelll m s, It '1:30 •. m .. In Ille Cot1r1...om ol FJ1711 ~NO. :i Of ukl co..-t, •11«1 Publlshed 0••"9' co.tst O.lty PllOI I------------· 1-------------1 0¥lc:Ce11ter Drl¥t W•"· i11 thl City OJ July27 tndA1,1gu"3 10 17 ltlJV'9-l.5 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOU!i aU!itNESS SM'ltlAN,C.Hloml•. --·-----·-·-·---·!·------------/ NAME STATEMENT DtleCIAu01>5113, 1•7S. -Tiie fol lowing Pl'•IOll II doing • Wlt.L.IAME.St.IDHN, PUBLIC NO'l1CE FICTITIOUS•U!ilNESS N$$iS: Counl'r'Clerk HAMESTATEMEMT MI SSION 8 00KKE E PIN 0tAltt.£JGAltRITY -Tr. fol!Owk>g P'fJ«IS •rt dOlnglllal. SERVICE, 2'9J6 LIS ~rl•5 Lane,Mlt- 611 .. ltS.--attlSlrHl FICTITIOUSeU,lllllESS ...UH: W.VltJo,CAlllonllttH1S ~AM.C.llllllf'lllt'l21.. NAME !iTATEMaNT LIDO PACIJIC CORPORATION RUll'I Ann Flol"Cf, 2'931 Lts Mllfias T .. • 0141 Ml·"" Tiie followlr>g ptrlOft Is 4ol"9 bull· OF O.HA HARllOR 2~12 Oel PrMlo Une, Mission Vl•jo, C•lllornl•9261S .....;..., .... , ... lltltMr -:~A DE TREE S T llllNGED "w:.,o.n.Polnt.CA:926H Thls bu1olnesslsc;Or>dueledDyM"'" l'\lllllthed Or•11911 CMsl DllfY PllOt, INSTRUMENTS, 2112% M•rguerltt . Wll~nt I. MGOre, 21111 OiUbnto dlvkNlli:tutl'IAtln Floyd . Auo. IJ, ll, 2'• ltl} 3l .. IS P9rt.-y, Mission Viejo, CA. tKIS i.,,,., Huntington 8etcll, CA. This st.l.....,.t 'll'AI fllld wttl'I tt1e • .,.,,, Robt rt Mlrktn, ,..8 This busl~s L• tonckltltd trr• ~ c11~1 c.o..nty ciert. 01 Or.nve Covroty onJu1r Mlr1 IMr Att.,j..ono &titl'I, CA.1111Sd W1tl•n:ll I.Moore 21. 1t1s. PllBLIC NOTICE Thl1 bus.lneus Is conducted,,.,_"'" Ttlls st•terntnl w•s lill!d Mitt the "'"22 .----cc:C".':'7"----·I dlvidu.11. o ~ o -.. , -"'1bll\hed Ori ..... CMsl o.M ... Pl..., C' .,,., 0 _,, .. 1,....., caun1y er1i ... r•nge......,111on • ..... ., _., ,._, '"' S,1,75. ~lJ.11,11,1,,ltJS _,,_, !iUPE•IOtlCOUtlTOFTM• ll!S Slfl."°"'""" ••s t llitd wit!'> tN l""4U STATI! OF CALll'OlllNIA PO• QM!ty Clth; ol Cr•nu-CountJ on-"'a. Pl.lbllsn.d Or'"11ge Co.st O.ily Pllof PllBLIC NOTICE THI! COUNTY 01" ORANGE S, 1•rs. lllugu~l 10, 11, 24,31 , 1915 ~rs N•.A-14616 p;..n 1::::::.::.:::::::::.:::::.._....::.::::.:1---;;o;;';:;;;u:;o:u;;;;; ... :-~1 HOTICaOl"HEARINGOFf'ETITIDtl P\lbllsn.d Ortnge Co.st Diiiy Pilot F ICTITIOUS•USIHES!i l'Otl PtlO•ATE OF WILL AND l'Otl ,f,ugusl 10, 11,2,.lt, 1915 lllJt.JS PUBLIC NOTICE HAMlf. STATEMENT LITT•tll TEST AM EMT ARY The foUowfno pt:r10ns trt dOlng Ml· Etlll• Oii CLINTON T. FURRER, ness•s: Dl<Nwd. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS •USINESS (I) CARRCO ENTERPRISES UJ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tr.It N"MIE!iTATEMENT "Ot.IOAY RECORDS (l ) DANA O..lNTON T. FUA RER, JR .• Ms tiled l'ICTITIOUS •UllNES.S T,,., lollO'fYltlO perllllfl Is OOll'l(I blaj. ot.OV E RT 15 I N G (4 l GOOD OLD l'llr1ln1petllionlorf'robtt1o!Will...S NAMIE STot.Jl!MEllllT N!U •S: STORIES. 33121 M•rltn• Dr .• DI .... tor lsw.n<e et Lttlers Tt•Wmw>IMYlo Tr. fol-lr>Q perlRft it do!'fll bu$1· R EA DI NG CE NT E RS D F Point, C•lilornl• '7•2t .,_ Ptlllloner releren<I to Wfik.11 I~ ne\.$•S C"LIFORNIA, ll'I C.mp11~ OrlW!, Wllll•m H. Ctt'r •nd JM:QUtlyfl V. ~fer fur1her Pt•li(~llrs ....i tlwl ALWAYS P"CK AG I NG i711 Sulle 111, Ne•oorl 8<1!1c 11. Olifamit C«•. JJIZ2 ~rlll\ll Or., Oint PolM, ll'lellfT'e¥>dPIKeolhei fiM1,lhesame Rlene,s.'11t•An•,CA. • tt660Pl'lltll A 8o J ~Ctrob C.ll!Of'nl1'9'2&1'f ,..., """' ""' tor Stpttmber 2, "1S, ., HARR'( J . KOLB, 2121 Reftf, s.ne. Slr••I : ... ·PO,;--e:.,~ .. C.lllorlll1 This bu\.11111~ ,, (0..duC.tN by iWI Ufto f :30 •.m., 111 lhl u:iurtrOOf7'1 of Dtp;1rt. M•, CA-• • 1nc:.._-11M eu.oc:i.tloft otl'ler U1oWI • rr.nt No. J of Wld """· •I 1tlO O 'lk This bu$111HS 11 cO!'IChKi.ct br ... lit-92660 Pl>f'ft•stllp, Ctnter Dt'I.,.. West, Ill Ille City 01 SMltt dlwldutl. Tl'lls bllslnns Is t ondu<:ll'd by an in. w llll•m H. Ctt'r Mt,C..llfornl•. H•rryJ.Kolb dlvldutl. This "•ltmant wtt llled wllh ,,. O.ttd A&ltull 1:&. 1975. This st.\1menl wt5 llltd with the Phlll+P"· ~Jr, County Clerk of Or""O't CDl,i11ly on July WILLIAM•.lt.IOHN, County OtrkofOrtn91tCountyon,.,... Tiiis SUtement w•s t iled ""th IM 10,lt1S. CoufltrCltrk s lt7S CO<tnly Clerk of Ortnge Coun'i:T on F45'# KAM"ON& O'GA•A, INC. • ' F*Of Augllst ll.1t7S. F4Ml2 PllbllWlld Or~ Co.tit O•llJ Piiot, )UIWlllllln •111'111.,54111• 111 Pul)llshed Ortnge Co1st OellJ Pilot, Publl1'1ed Or Go.Ill D Oy PllOI ~J, 10, 11,2•, lt15 2"14S ~:":'::".:~· '°''' .t.ug1>51 10, "· u. 31, it rs 1tft.7s ..._ 11, 2~. J1 •• !i"'~.1. 191~ 31ot-1.S PUBLIC NOTICE ~6..~:st o.uy "'tot, PUBLIC NO"RCJ!= PUBLIC N011CE a.-w """-U, ll,2t, 1f15 J!6WS ~ HOTICETOCtllEDITORS p~c:-:.".:~~::~;.tEN:s l"ICTITIOU$ eUSlNESS SUPl!:lllORCOU•T Ol"TtU! The fellowl119 perso111 •rt Oolfl9bu91· MAMIE STATEME NT STATE OP CALl~lllNIA FOR nns•s: TM lollollflllO llf''°"' tre dOlngfluil.. THE COUNT'( OPOll,t.NGE -.-,.-,-.-,.-,-.,-.-,-.-,-,.-.-.-.-.-.-L-1~:.~~~:.:olSl'llotllsa..d, l'IHS~:tlNUCOPIA, 40t 3111 strwt, t=:•l•le .,~;~:~vJ. HAHE V, PWOMPARTNERIMIP AMEltlCAN t.E1$UtlE TOGS Hl..,,.,.,8etcll,CA.'2"3 DecMlfd. PllBLIC NOTICE 1 OftCltAT1MUNDER INC.,• C•lllorfll• corf'Ol'MkNI, 4t DOllJ M'ble Sim pton, tt) NOTICE IS HERE6YG l'VEN1otl'le "" l"ICTITIOUS eUSINl!U NAME FlltlYn 151end N-port 8"tfl. CA. P.11lerlftoA~t., Costt Mesa, CA.t'»a tr.di ton of lhl; tboft l'ltmed ll!l(edet'll TM 1911owlng person M 5 '11'1""*'-t2MO ' .._ P•lrlc:lt A. Kiii, 505 S19MI llloll4. tNI Ill W5«1S lli>'"l"9 ct•lms ~11'151 es • 91111r•I otrtntr fro"' ll'1t Tiiis bl/1.lnHS ls conduc:ted bf• cor· HtwpOrt Betel\. CA.92:14l tM wle clecedent ••• requlrtd 10 Ille ~If' etlff•llfll unclotr .. fk· portllotl Mtrjorle R. H<>ll'ntf, SO. ~I tl'llm, with !he nt<fli.try "'°udoerl, ..., lltloul IP!nl-1 Nmt of SAIL IHN AM'ERtCAN LEISUllll!: Rold. Newport &tto:ll, C.A. 92'4l lhl! otlk e ol lhe cltrk ot '""•bow"". MOTEL, et 2617 N•wporl 8twd., TOGS. tNC. K.trtt1 IE.I ... ,, Wtsl, IJ'IOlDelo. ,.,... llUH court, or IOl)l'•51fll lhem,'ll'lll'lll'le .........., etec:fl, C•lllOO'ftl•. J•mtSA. ()ouolM, ,......... Une. 1 .... 1roe, CA. tttoW • nec•swry .,,.,uc:,,.,rs, 10 tht u,..,.~ Tiii tlc:Utlous ~Y. ,...,. ...... Tiiis 1t.'11m.11t .... Iii.cl with u. This lluslfle11 IS(Ofldutled bY .. Wllit-•l tht oflkt "' Riedy '"" L•ns ., llO ~ .... ""' ~tsl'lllt WIS flled Ofl eauntr °'"' ol Or1119t COIH!tyM ...... (orp>r•ltd IStoc:lt!IOl'I other ..... • i.wp0r1 Ce111er, 0!'1¥•, Ill the City ol Mtf'tll11, lt72 lfl Ult C91,tntyol0.-..,._ J, 1t7S. parlntnlolp. l'lll:wpOrt 8etcn, C•llfo r'ni192W.0, wllid'I Full,..,,.....,..,ddrflsol.,_,..,_ NWtl Doll y M.SI,,.,_ It tr. I'll<• ol t1t.1•ln1s.s et !he un· """'*-I"': F'llbllsn.d o...,... Co.tit Diiiy Piiot This Sllltmtfll .... flled "'11'1'1 IN <lt!"llOflld In ... m.tttf'I ~r1tir>ll'l(l lo (l'l•sltr Dene kl MAll'le'll'I, 601 AtJOU'St lO. 17, 24, JI, t91J !fti.7S CIPunly Ot rll 01 Or1119t COUfltyOl'I Aul. ll'ie Hi•tt of itHI d9ctdl11t. wlll'llll lour Ml cll••I P.i.c• ....... port 8E•cl'I, J,1•7S. mont"5 .. ltttl'ltflf5I OUbll(lllOr\elllliS c.1t•MrN PUBLIC NOTICE AMM notk e. Sltlltd: Cfl•ster 0.111ldl------------I P\1IPU'1'ild 0rtl'IO't C..lt o.lty Piiot, DettdJulyH , lt1S .......... ~110,11.24,3t,1t7S 1'11·1~ WANDAT,HANEY ' ...... PICTITIOU!iaUSINESS • E11e<ulrh1eflheWl1lof .._1~ or.,. ce.sa c.11., Ii" lot. NAM• sTATt:M•MT PUBLIC N011. CB tr. ....,.,..rntec1 '""~co.st o.ny Aloi. ollQUS\3, 10 1.2•. 191S 'l101·1S PllBLIC NOTICE NliWf'OlllT-MESA Ulilll l"I EO SCHOOL DIST •ICT Nelle• l1wt11.,•1~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1i.t .._ &oiltdOI' EOUC•tltl'I of tf't ~· #olrW Unllle<I S<.llOOI OIUrk l ol Or.._ taunrv. C.IUorni• ... 111 rtc•lw: SINlell bids up 10 n :oo A.M. on IM Utl'I di ref. .-.uquit 1t7S 11 !Pie oflk l of Mid S<.l'loOI Olsl•lt l, IO(illed ill 1151 PliCt fll'9 "'"'-· CoSI• Mts.,. C•lllorni• • .c whlc:ll Uft'\t U ld b~' wlU be pubtk.tJ lfltflfd •nd re•d tor : LIGl<TS FOR DAVIDSON F tELO All tlllcls ire to De In tccord«lu will! :ondlti-. lnllfl;(!M>ni, Af1d 5,pKilic ... u-. whlc:h •rt now on Ille In 11'11 otliltl 11 -F'llrc1Wll"9 Agent ol l tld 5c9-I ">islrkl. 1157 Pl1t111ti• Awnue. c.ot.i.. Vitw. C..Utorni•. Ho DldOer m1y witr>d•-Ill~ bia for• 1'tf'lod ot lorlY·llW! l•S~ HY'll •••r tl'w! J91ewt forltleepenll'l(l llw:rtol. Tht Bo•rd ol EC11,1c•tlo11 ol Ille l'titwporl·Mli.t U111lleod S<IWOI Dhln.:t raerws IM rlol'lt to reje<t tnY or •ti bids, tM'ld no! ne<el~MllJ 9C(tpl It* io-st bid, anid l"tt<ll....0. NEWPORT·MESA UNIFIEOSCHDDL DISTRICT' olOrtl>'JOI C<illfl!J,C.lltorni. ey Dorothy H•,...Y Flallw Purclli>"ftO A9'M -DettciAU911SI 8, 191S ..... shed Orl1'111f; Cool5t Delly Pli.t. ......,., to, 17, 1'115 3010-IS PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUSaUSINU$ MAMaSTATEMf.llllT 'Tiie ~ pt:non 11 dol1111 IMnf· NM11: 'MAllllNA YACHT SERVI CE", ''ttl Str1tog• t:•11t, H11n1inot•" 8"tt1, CA. 92"'' VO.fker H•ns Ebtrh1rd GMt, '61'1 S.-ACIOol Ltne, H1111llf>(llon 8e•n. CA. ..... Thl5 btJsirMss is condll(lefl bJ 1n ·- dl'1dM!. Volk1rC.st 'TN1 Sottlt mrnl ••S IUH wiU. tr. COunty Ct1rk et Or1ng.e County M ........ 1J,,1t1S. -f'l*tlhld Ortn9t Co.st OlllY Pilot. A .... "lf;'2'4,J1,•nO Stpt. 7, 1•1J 3110-IS PUBLIC NOTICE ,..._J, 10, 17,U, lt1S atlWS ,.,. follewlflO pet'IOll II dOlilO IMi-et•IDV MID lANS ,_11 •s: , .. """"""C..1111' Ori,,. l'ICTITIOUI •USINUS .-----------•I FIRST LAOUNA MORTGot.OE l'ICTITIOUl&U$1M•S$ ....... lleac"-C-""'""'... NAMaSTATaMaMT COMP,.N't, 2)$21 Pt..O Ot V1lenclt, NAMt:STATl!Mt:NT ,..._.,.., ... tllltMr TM fOlkl'll'lflO psrson 11 .......... WI• ~ L.apnll HUil,. C.lltonU Tiit tol"°"""' Pl"°" ls ~ ilMI-P\llPl!u.ct Or•nOOt COffC D1fty fltlot. MU": ..,.,. 9aUJ TR.E.1'4T ENGIN f.EiltlNO, !"1• AuclYll l. 10, 11. 2•, lt1J. 2'°°'7S EXPRESSIONS-ART GAU..t:lllY• PICTITtou1eu111111111 Wl l llam M(.Cl•I•, :134,2 NtlstSL.Hewsiotte.te11,CA.~ MAMll STAT•••'" l'ttfwl'*I•, upne frillf"'t. Ctl~ ~.:!:•:"~ J , Fewnttl• Wtey, PUBUC NOTICE E~ & 1uw E. Rlfll;lr\ tD1" ,.. ... ._1 .,...... .. _..._ M11 W.8'y St,.~8t1<.l'l,CA."'63 • 119 nfl .......... et~W-M 9Jt. Thwmond Ae'l'fl01da.Sni91. tmol-----~=-----1 ,,_ ........... ,Ii ,..,ducttd Illy ... ...... ~ S. L-Cir.,. F..-... vat .. ,, CP..1111 • .,.._. N E WPORT t.AMPSM.t.Oe & w.1.._Mf.Clllfl :.ilforftlatlJOI HOTICETOCJIEDITottS itlt.tE.fUR;I" MRn SUPPLY. 177 RI~ Dr.. Tiii It*""'"' ... Jlllld w4~ tht TMa buMMSI ., conaKlld ...,.., In-SUf'tltlOltCOU•TOPTNll 1Mt stlolemtf'OI ••• flllld ....... .......... tttl,CA.t't.U · • 9 <1¥1-..t STAT•OPCALll'ORNIAP'Oll l"•trl<ll Ml<h••I M•ore ... 3 CowllYOfftlolor.,....eoun1yon.klly TI.unnonci R.Smlttl THllCOUNTYOPOtlAllllGli CilwltT CW.rli or Ortn .. CeulllJ - - 'M ...... llll'A • .,..,Newporte.ec.i\CA. ~t7,!j.,. MCC\,Allill&WOLD ~ Mtlltmtnl ••1 !UM tllllll'l llW .... ,1. .... 14 ~ll,,ltlS. ...... ·~ ·-·--'"••of"• , ___ E.1111 .. of ESTEBAN SAHOOV•• '{111t....i-1ls<Ofldlltted .... _._ DAt,__OeYl"""lt "' _....,.... .,...,...._...~y ._ ...... lsr.tl°'*"'"~o.llyPtloll • • -'' .-, ~Mlllt,.CllMtntt• •JUITU.1t7s. °""'*· Au$.f1.1'-l1 • ..,.~1.ms :nu-rs f'*"'I ~ NOTICE 15 HE REBY GIVEN lettlt .-.1r1<11: M. MGOrt "*"'*'or..,. Cot II Otlly ...... ton ol ltlt •be ... """'" CJKifditftl Tllh tAttli-1 wet llld ...... "9 f"ubllshld Or .... Coffl Diiiy PIMll, ulyl7,tnd "UtuSl3, 10, 17, 1tJS1'4'f.JS ~•II Plf10lll M'"ll'IO t l.irN ~ Qoullty o.n Mort1191 c-r,11111-. JulYV.~nd~'-to, U, 1'15 .,,.,J . !fie H id a.uo.int ••• rtQUl..O IO 111'1 PUBLICNO'nCE PllBLIC NOTICE I RAN INTO a skin diver iri' the Virgin Islands who SW AM right at three enormous sharks. I watched him do it. r He had a curious theory. . He said: "Anything in the ocean that swims AT you Is going to bite you. U you. swim AT the shark, he goes away.'! I swd: "Oh, yeah?" I sat down In the bottom of the boat. As far away as possible from the'edg~s. Durlnc the cruise, B1ror.a will conduct a· ·series of aemlnan of wide-ran1inl interat ln ( the decoraUo• and de-. sipln• field. Ash-In Me<lco be will dlaalll Mexican furniture aDd naUve handicrafts wJ»,le vlsltinJ private vlllu. s. ms.. ,... PUBLIC NO'nCE PUBLIC NOTICE ::r:ti:~~'':,. ":~!'11"';',.:::::-! f'Utlll.a.d °''""* c ... , O.lly F'tkll 1------------1 ------------l'llllell(our1,ortoP1"tHnt tt1t"',...i1111r.e ,..,..... "· 11, 2t, 31, 1t1S ,....1$ PICTITIOUI •u111111•H r•CTITIOUI au111111•s.s "'"-'W ..._..., ... ,,. .....,,.,.""'"' NAM•STATIM•MT NAMI STATIMINT MtloS.ILVAS ANO EATON, A1lillml'!" 642 -4321 ) Dlt9cl or collect,, to aubocrlh lo YOUR homel-n """"''the TM 1'oi .... fl'9 pe..-·tt ..... Ml-TMlol ..... 1119_...,S•rtctotnolM.I• •I Llw, 1140 W11l S•nl• Afl t ,.h'lii: ._.,.,,: 8ol.olnwd, S.111• """· C•lllornl•t11CQ.. (1) CHRIST Cllll:Ct.E CENTEll (I) C:Olll\llN ASSOCIATES. lf<WI 0...11 wl'lldl ft IM ltltllfonll•t2'60 -.111.te el wkl dttlOtfll ................. St.Ill• JI~, Crtll'" "' ...,n!tr, -.-U $~ E. K•OrfWY, JU~ "*'tr..•ti1't""llr1ll*bllc:•llml .. tlll1 MIM,C.llfeml•'2ll7. c .,C.-O.l.V..•,C•Hfornl•ftol2S ""'k t . ms=~!;,."C:.~~: :!;~ ~ Donlllll "· ""'"'"· 10s1 ... ...,... OllildJulyn , 1t1s • llMW.C..IHonll•ft'M <wlnt, C..llfornl• n... GUIL.t.EJIMODOMINGUEZ: TMt. ......,,....1, t ll'ICft.l<ttit ... WI !ft. J hll bvSlflttl Is ~enducl.0 lty • E1tt uler.t .... WlllOI oiw1-..e1. JNlalPlf'tMnl'llp. ltlltbClwMMMOKecllrC. Oo+"Otl'ly t. C..Nlbo, ~D St"'°'" E. KtlmtY flL.VAS .. NOI ATOllll Capt. Trevor Wlthets, sldpper of ·the Blue Lagoon In Fiji, sald sharkl could be ap· peased by sprinkling a tobacco offering on thew.ater. • The cruise depart& Loi An1el .. O<t: 31. PO.U e( call are Puerto v auaru. MauUu and Cabo San, Lucao. DAILY PILOT I Tllil sttle-nt ., .. II ... "'"" ttll TMI llt.._llt •I' fl..., "4tl'I It. ttaWlrtl kflMI ..... .......,. °"""' Clt111 « Ol'Mttt ceunty91 JulJ "Ounty C:.ltrk ol °"~ C-ly<lfl July ltR'.t AN, Ctl+tenil•tuU 22, 1t15. rt, ltlS.. 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Libra: Cut Red Tape -Home Show MONDAY, AUGUST 18 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 2l ·April 19): Accent on how far you want to climb; wh at is your ultimate goal and what you are willing to sacrifice foe it. TAURUS (Apr11 20-May 20): Good Moon aspect coincides now with long journey, educ&· tion, correspondence, spirit\lal insight and a long-range legal maneuver. GEMINI <May 21-June20): Check financial statements. Be positive about leeal aspects. rights. CA!JCER (June 21-July 22): Emphasis on public relations, a review of your standing, ot). jectives, ambition! -a question of partnership or marriage. . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Yau are on more solid ground. You've asked for responsibility - now your request is granted. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): SPoUight on children, creativity, changes that affect style of living. You finish rather than begin -you can round out project UBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22): You break through red tape -there could be brilliant flash of in- U.lllA STIEISAND JAMES CAAH "'FUHHY LA.DY" IPGI "'1ltl FOITUHr · . "'WUTTRRJIS An NII"" IMt '.'TOMMY". ..,._ ... OFTHI MOUMTAIH"' ""llOWM HIU. ucr CNJ . -.OTHB. CAM TOU • SPAUADIMEr "l.OIDS OF t:LA.nUSW IPGJ ""IETUllM· OF nlE . ... pANTtfH• 1 .. 1 ~TOUILOCAl.SIBW ' ............... -~ A ll.w4"1 W Melt Prud11r.10i "~ine Susann's Once ls Not Enooglt'' ... -.._,, _ _. .......... ~- Jl '""-&os.tdo .. w_ '-t<llml._ .-..,,.,...; ...... -.... ..... ILallia~ ..... .._ lhorv 'ILmni-·--Jmnii M-l..i~-..... :<W1 .. Jat.qll!lint ~ -....~;.1;. ... l f.tttm.,.......,.,,,_,,1w~-~c..yr..em sight. Stress new starts, greater independence. original approach. SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21 ): A short trip might brighten this period. You fulfill obligation through visit to former neighbor -or to relative. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22·Dc<:. 21): Spreading efforts too lhin might be c'osUy. Don't scatter forces. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.19): Strength r e· turns. You also regain prestige. You see more clearly -timing and intuition are on target. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Whal you seek may be temporarily out of sight. Key is to slow pace, to keep promise to one temµorarily handicapped. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Entertaining ·friends at home -or in familiar place -pro'f'es harmonious, stimulating . Th<! terrifying motion picture from IM terrifying No. I best Btller. aws {~.=ti t~1,1 ·V.~11 JC.'l:!"il' · •1~tu ~~n~Btif.;! M1f.iioo1aiicw w~~:iJ.;~;:fit{ti .. ~f~ttri·Sli\W 9lta1' r..\:.'1Gll!illK~·lb«~ :.~~;>.~.~ I '.[·.Qa<· :-.;g.· I .. en Bargain Matinees $1. 50 Til 2:30 Senior Citizen$ 1. 50 at alt ti SOUTH COAST PLAZA THEATRES SAH DIEGO FYff, .4.T BMSTOL FR E ... RKIN So COA~f ''HEHNESsEY" • IW •• ,,.._,,,...,..., PLAZA·1----.. --Jitt.us2 . ,..ti:ltwrs-i:z•'•1u. · "HEMMES SW ~ ' "'DEVILS RAIM"' 7:00-11:11 w,.s. ...... 1,10:11112s '"" ' "OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN'' 7-ll:JI WfS-l:Z~7:00-lt:JO "IAHG THE DRUM SLOWLY" MIW/S-.1:4f..lcl~ NOW HERE IT IS! "THE EXORCIST" 0Meo.11r-t1:• .. tllt,..Prl ..-z:M l'M·,1.25 . THE. CITY SHOPPING CE.NTN: ORANGE •532.&721 ~CIT Y CENTRf Clt-lfM.t., Clo1f119 Slocka, ume dlJ freah ln t111 l 1Qltl4111ll I . ' I. THE BIGGEST SHOW OF ITS KIND ANYWHERE! 21st ANNUAL SOUTHLAND .. HOME & , GARDEN SHOW A•IT 15·24; 1975 ••• see millions of dollars worth of exhibits and displays featuring the latest innovations for the home & garden ••• home furnishings & interior decor ••• patios & qarden supplies ••• swimming pools ••• room enclosures & appliances . ••. home entertainment"& communications •.. heating & air conditioning ... land development and the finest i mobile home living. AU AT llf (Al cewr.1) AUIOll Cllft'llt• CllTU AOUL TS S2.SO• (~ l.N>E" 1.2 l'RU) . . . 3 BIG SHOWS IN ONlt . . • In Anaheim ' The Southland Home 1 • and Garden Show con .. tinues today throug h Aug. 24 at the Anaheim Convention Center. The exhibltion in· eludes, a Mobile Homo Village, displays of ma· jor appliances . furnishings, drapes and recreational equipment, and a colorful plant and flower show. Hours are noon to 9. p.m. today, 2 lo 10 p.m. weekdays. ......... ICl tl.'111 -·---·-·· s.o_..11.JO•a! -•lllOl.""°fSIZ-~ --•Ul-wwm LtNI FIYll"" --STllFOID WMS"" , ........ c-._ 1mnt11Wn,.. --lmllllGIMllf• .. . . • • - 1 'I Am lhrc Iha• bud M thr< co; cha and H bar s lire T· exp Bre nap for and and dat1 193E wor terr eve ROI ,., ( -ID Sunday,Auguet 17 , 1975 OAILY PILOT IJ7 Say, Do You Remembe~ Fay Wray? LOS ANGELEJS (UPI) -Ask any ol d-timer, Docs be remember t"'ay Wray? Sure. Whal does he associate her with? but you know, there was that big one. Fay Wray is mostly re- melnbered as the girl in the clutches or I glanl 'orllla in the movie "Klng Kong.'' Mis s Wray appeared in more than 75 other films. But the 1933 monster classic became her ster eotype. and also appeared on Broadway. One day , p r oducer Merlan Coorer told her he wanted her for a pic- ture tn which her leading man would be tall ana dark. H e did not add "handsome." It turned out to be the 50-fOot ape. That's easv -a whule- alze ape. 'And wh1at else? The EauHre State Build- ing'. But whal about her big pictures, with top male s t ars lik e Ronald Co l e m an , Spencer Tracy, Cary Grnnt, and ___ F_A_Y_W_R_A_Y __ Gary Cqoper? Well, yes, She took rt ell with good grace. She was one or the lop leading ladies of l'inema in t he 1920s Despite her other mov- ies, the tremendoUs sue-' cess of "King Kong " moved her into a series of monster films . She was pursued by a vam· This Roll's a Rock AT WIT'S END B1 ERMA BOMBE<X TJ'his year million s of Americans are busing their way through Eur ope on pac kage tours that offer scenic grandeur at·· budget prices. . My husband and I just whipped through nine countries in 21 days . <Okay, so I looked down to change the film in my camera and missed Italy.) How are they able to offer this bargain to travelers, you ask? Simple. 'r h t• Conti ne ntal :Breakfast. TO THE non-traveler , I must explain that the Coptineilt al Breakfast consists of a paper naPk in, a knife, fo'rk and spoon for whi ch you have no use, a cup itnd saucer , a pot of coffee or. tea, and a container o?· marmalade dated, ''l'lease Use Before July, 1936." Finally, two tour-letter words that have come -to strike terror in the hearts of travelers everywhere. .-t"be HARD ROLL. •. The Continental Breakfast (literal translation: Keep Out of Reach 'of C hildren ) h as a gradual, but unmistakable effect qn people who eat it fer a period Of JO days or more. For the fi rst. several days, partakers of the hard roll will pretend it is just the thing they need .... or the "Famine is Fun" number . Women will pinch their waists and say, "I 've been eating too much on this trip. A light bJ'eakfast is just what I need.'' TllE TRUTH is , the hard roll ls not designed to take off weight. Even though ·eaten i.n small piecea:, once !n the body, It will form again into its origidal hard ball Bnd build a hard wall across the hips and the stomach. After the 11th day, the hard rolls make you mean .. We had our firs t hard roll in Ireland on July 1. By July 15, the group was irritable and noncom· municative. On the 17th while In Venice, my husband, in a fit of violence, gr abbed a hard roll, carved his initials in it, "WLB , 1975" and sent it back to the kitchen. By the 19th day, the prospect of a hard roll for breakfast forced ::some travelers to re main in thei r beds with their raceS turned to the wall. Others used the hard roll to pry their luggage open, prop open their doors, or to rub stubborn stains from their shirt coll Ill's . On the 21st d ay, we looked at our last Continental Breakfast in Paris. My husband r a n his fingers across a roll that was in- itialed, "WLB, 1975." "It's just a coincidence, isn't it?" he asked. · Some things, it's best not to kn ow. NOT SINCE 1.0/E SIDRY .. READY OR·NOT,/\MERICA. 'NASH\111.U' IS DIE BLOCKBUsn:R ENfERf~ OF 19751 ·nx· ti lll" ~ory ii )11! Kinn)()f"JI. lllf' ~ricJn dympic J:.i.contc•OO:r v.·hose tr.tgic i..tll look evcrylhinf; but hcr lift_ And wl'O roond the (OUragE' tol1\1:' thrcu~h the lcM> of one Vf..'ry spccldl m,1n. ' , ' "'A smBelh!";,..' ~,., ..... A winner!" -••· .-·t •"O,,IJ.•,f·-· .''~I , . ":"0"'<••1~ ' ' . . . ' ,.., ,·., ' . '· . ' ....... ~.,.,.,,ie, . _, TifE DAMNDEST TiflNG YOU EVE'n SAW . IRISTOL lY -·-s.c..t,...._ HOWPLAYIHG • .._ ... Cll IO_.._y """"''...,._ -·--~ ~-~ 540.7444 iH ,ORANGE COUNTY MIElOCWf.11·-lJI lltOWl WARREN IEATIY ~~~~Iii~ 111 'fOU ll&'tllf"t l(tlf IT TOUWOlf't llUlVI ITl iU.tO 11.llf C()Mlf(Jl'I" ,;MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS" ~~ . ..-W?Ott -CH 673 .. ~IO ,. . • -......... ................. SHAKE ... BAKE An Event .. f~RliiQUllKE , ... -.:: • ' ' All-New Red, White & Blue Firewor1cs Spectacular . , rNerv night at 9 p.m. Plus ... More ttlan so exciting adventures and attractions, · Disneg\~Ji~ ooen every day from 8 a.m. to 1 a.m I I pi re . Sh e w as he ld prisoner in a diving bell 1n "Below the Sea." Miss Wray r e tired from motion pictures in 1943. Rut she made a brier comeba <'k in 19M after the death or her husband, writer ltobert Riski n. *.AW(~ ""OOVCIOI$ llO W N41COA.WS llO or- PETER SELLERS CHRl~ER PLUMMER CA~ERINE SCHELL HERBERTLOM • BLAKE EDWARDS' M==· The...-S flom C~h'oro - The Flflits -lhcl Sbrtles .,..;a -Andoo.v rr.pector Clou5'0U ~"""' .Jn 1111 .. latlllt ••••• Of ttllln ... "'BURT KWOUK I PETER AANE Pn.D.aid..:! O..:ttd tirBlAKE EDWARDS .;...., ~FRANK WALDMAN.,, BlAKE EDWARDS BRISTOL IV IMIOI At M•cArthur •. Co•• ShoppUtg ...,... ... 7444 THEGREATUT STAf\.llUDOED CAIT'tYERI Tt. mod world of Hollywood in its heyday .. . G·Men and Diiiinger ... ''lrUl!ont .. . j the sliver screen ond breodlin~ .. coptur•• with movie st ors ol'ld milllooo lres ... 01tol'llihlng fldeUty, · . the loughlng, crying, tlte vttaltty ond , M never·to·be·forgotten 30's! 't'Ulgorlty of the 30 •· Md ''lwfM '•lftlfr'ftoMneon" ,.."OONALDAND (G) THE DUCKLING GANG" MATINEES DAILY -..;·c•"'OI' ~CINEMA CENTER ... ,,. ,, ., .. , ~~;·;:~ ~~-;" "The"""'--.-,,, ... _. ' :i · .1 ~t ·\ ~ • "'OIU"'I C&»ll•·--,_ • Now retiffd at 67, f'if.Y tele vision programs, in- W ra y liv e s i n the eluding a series, in the fashionable llrerrt.wOOd 1950s , and her last movie district here. She a p-was ''Jl e ll on F'r i&c o ~ pe ar e d i n so n1 e Bay" in 1955. '•"•"•"•"•"•"i'i"•"•7•"•"•"•'•:·:·:·:·:·:·:·=·=·=·:·=·=·=·'6V...Y.•i•:•!·:·:·!·~ THE IN>JJ WORl.D OF HOl.LYWOOD IN ITS HEYDAY! ' G..Y.en ond 01lhnqer ... the silver screen and breodllnes .• , 1 movie s!ars ond mlllionoires ..• th& loughlng, crying, never·lo'be-largotten 30"s! 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Ca bl< I in( Ti1 An 20 th• rol I t I 1 pe le• fri! L . M Mesit or ne falter nings pinch, node1 Mont night~ Ho1 cision J -2 i~ Cl Youn. Marst team seven tional cellar Mal ninth ex.-Stu star G after base. The as Sa ting o Mars! pinch Jim 1 ning ' right I Th< slraig the tCJ Lope~ But J Steve Gat offici: Me~ nmne first I out ii Jorge birthci right. Me stake. with' out in. away, two hi in the Mo1 rither fourh Am mitte. pitch result Tod here,; Monti LA· wind r the D• Cubs noon t Mo1 on KA LOI Lopon.z ---·" Ger .. ,. WCl-Cty,a Yeag«, lh•U.11, '"·"' -"' ......... -~. ,,...,,.., Tol•l1 -· Lm ... -~ E-M -·· .. ...,,.. Y•l9M", JO FV Fu turn elal)I win t Ora11 Ra<t ~ol -no ti crow In I llaah Dalli .ia1 Cble1 , .... •' ' • DAIL y PILOT CJ Win Was Doubly ·Important for 1Meyer 117 JlOGEJl CAIWION .... DllllW,..IMMllff For ex·Mater Del Hi&h butball atar Dat1 Meyer, Detroit '1 fir1t baseman •. Saturd.ay'1 triumph over the Ca!J!ornla Anael1 had a dou· blemeanlnc. Jt was the end ot a fntStral- lng tor ment where he and hi5 Tigers mates threatened the American League ~.of 20 straight d~feats, 1naµplng the streak at 19. as the Halos rolled over, 8-0. But it was alao the first time Meyer has truly performed as a m ajor leaguer with his parents and friends in attend ance. Expos Outlast LA, ,3.2 By GLENN WIDTE Of U.. O.Uy PilMSUff MO NTH EAL -And y Messersmith pitched six innings of near-perfect baseball, then faltered slightly the next two in- nings before giving way lo a pinch-hitter a nd wound up with no decision for his efforts against Mont.r eal 's Expos Saturday night. However, there was a de- cision-and it went to Montreal, 3-2 in 10 innings, as 197' Cy On TV TodaJr Channel JJ at JJ Young Award winner Mike Marshall was unable to check a team that had lost six of its last seven gam es to rest in the Na- tional League's Eas t Division cell a r. Marshall struggled through the ninth but was able to strike out ex-Sunny Hills High (F\lllerton) star Gary Carter for the final out after two runners had gotten on base. Then they got lo him in the lot.h as Barry Foote, No. 8 in the bat- ting order, doubled to lead it off. Marshall intentionally walked pinch-bitter Pepe Mangual, then Jim Dwyer knocked ln the .win- ning run, hitting a 2-d pitch lo right field for the game-ender. The Dodgers , losers of two straight here, had threatened in the top of the 10th when Davey Lopes got to third with one out. But Jimmy Wynn popped up and Steve Garvey struck out. Garvey has one hit in his lastl6 official at bats. Messersmith allowed only one runner to reach first base in the first six innina;s-that was two out in the fourth when Mike J orgensen celebrated hiS 27th birthday with a sharp single.' to right. Meanwhile, Bill Buckner staked Messersmith to a 2·0 lead with a home run after twO were out in the fifth. The Expos pecked away, however, getting a run on two hits in the seventh and again in the eighth to tie it. Montreal s tarter Don Car· rithers also pitched well, yielding four hits in eight innings. Amazingly, Montreal com· milled four errors and had a wild pitch yet none of those miscues resulted iil a run scoring. Today the Dodgers close out here with Doug Rau (9r9) against Montreal's Stev.e Renko (4-9J. LA tnoves to Cb.icagotonlght to wind up this trip. Burt H-of the Dodgers will face his former Cubs mates in Monday's after. noon game. Monday's game will be aired oo KABC ndio (790). MOWTa•AL .. , .. ,.. S Ott .. 1 I e s 0 1 0 J 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 J o.o 0 .. 1 , 0 a O I O 0 1 0 0 20 00 1 0 0 0 0000 0 0 0 0 22 t 1 J JOHNSTONE~ FUNNY C4R 1J7U Fullerton's Jake Johnston tur ned 212.26 mph for an elapsed Ume of 6.91 secc:ncll to win the AA/Funny Car finals.at Orallle, County lntel'Datloctal Ra_.,, Saturday l!llbL I ~ohnaton defeated Jam Lmi- bardo ol SbOl'man OU., wbObad no lime In the noai., befcn • ..-.! ol IJ,2'44 fana. In the Colli All·ltU l'\aulJ Car flnala Jt wu Gordon JllneO ol Dlilu c'lockln& a e.• e.t. Md • ~"·•• mph· la. rlppla.s Qlc "" '• Diek ............ -,w~..,a.ua.11..,., Meyer spanked a pair of doubles and a single In Detroit's 16-hit assault. '"Th°"" th<ee blll_<eally felt great,•; a ald Meye r . "Eapeciallf in front of my parenll." Suryri.sinsly, the attitude in the Del.roil camp has not been one of turmoil and discontent during the ~treak . "Sometlmea people tend to look around to blame ot.hers," says Meyer . "But not here. We all shared ln our losses and we all knew it. "We just kept going out each day with th'e rlght at- titude and high expectaUons, b t en we 'd come away empty-handed. But we were aJI rooting for one anot.be.r. And we've played well and 10t1t a few, too. I recaJI one game with Baltimore where the Orioles scored six runs after two outs on bleeder after bleeder.'' Meyer admits this one vie· · tory is hardl y a turning paint for the American League East'& cellar team. "We're young, At one time we had six or seven rookies in th e s tarting lineup." says Meyer . "And sometimes you worry a bout being associated with a losing· team. But l 'm not worried. "And I try not to worry UPIT......,_ NOTHREE·POINTER-Texas manager Frank Lucchesi acts like a place-kicke r in booting his cap after being ejected re- cently. Umpire Armando Rodriguez (left) ousted Lucchesi after a,.disputeover a play at second base. Rigney Looks Baek I Firing b~Angels Was No Surprise MONTREAL-Thirty years have slipped by since Bill Rigney came into big league baseball, first as a tall, lean infielder for the New York Giants, later as manager of the Giants, Angels and Minnesota Twins. Now he's a special advance scout for the San Diego Padres.· Rigney touches some of the bases of those three decades and says he knew his days as Angels manager would be limited when the Halos hired Dick Walsh as general manager . "I never thought there'd be a chance to work hand in hand with GLENN WHITE WHITE WASH · Walsh,., Rigney says. "I sensed ·from the beginning that he want- ed lo make Lefty Phillips the manager and at the slightest pro- vocation I'd be out. So When it happened, it wasn't that much of ashoclt." Rigney skippered the Halos frOm their: inception in 1961 to 1989. when he was replaced by Phillips foJl.owing the club's 0·10 recOrd on a trip east. Ironically, Phillips and Walsh wer~ axed a few years later. "I was"tlaive when I took m y first manager's job (Minneapolis in the minor leagues in 1954)," Rlaney says. "I n•verthouglit ot managing as· being such. a tem- )lortl'l' business. ••r believed some are meant to be muiaaen and I felt I was one ·of them. I thought my best Jobs at ,mm>aslnl weu in 1982. when we (lheAnaelsl led the leaaueonJu-IT <Ith ond finished third In the l!Heam Amerlcan Leacue and in 19'10 when my Minnesota Twins took the American League West title and won 981ames.'' RiJDey, a man with a 100. m'1aton te.mper and wit and humcr to m1tc.b, aeys a man_,er 181 ...... uy only ... eood as his jlll¥en. Sq wb7 are manqera eaall.DWillT beJDf llred' . ~·Jt•• eaa1er to replace one man <~. matialV) tban ~ (Ille · .tam)," be ~lied. "Som<tlmos llrbla the millag.,. h<lpa wake _, tll.e pl~ren-.ometima a _,. lllUI&• ill Ille i,pe a( ". . • .. personality that gets more out of the players. · "I think one test of a manager is knowing how to utilize players with limited ability .. ! learned it was more important to find out what the players couldn't do and then tried to keep them from do- ing it.'' Rigney says his old Giants skipper, fiery Leo Durocher , had a way or inspiring older players. "'He didn't h ave much patience with t he young ones-1!:xcept Willie Mays. ··1 wanted to be in pro ball rrom the time I was 12, "' says the 57· year-old Rigney. "I used to watch the Oakla nd Oaks (Pacific Coast League) play every chance I'd get and when I signed with the Oaks in '41 , I thought J'd found my place in the sun. "And I'll never forget the '51 season with the Giants-SO games of fi ghting for our lives to ealch the Dodgers, then winning the playoff from them on Bobby Thomson's home run lo win the pennant.'' Rigney feels that being a manager arrects life expectancy. "The stress and strain of losing has its effects,'' he says. "I'm s ure it's taken some years o!f my life. "I don't know if I'd want to manage again. I miss it in the spring because that's when hope n ouA.shes-the slate is clean, players ar e fres h and e:veryone is r nthusiastic . '' ' . Rigney is one of 3. select group-only 15 men have .sur· vived 15 years or more as major league managers. He was a skip- per 17 seasons. . Now he's enjoying involvemeot with bueball as a scout. But he also keeps busy fishing, playing golf and relaxing at his new home in Alamo, Calif •• He's paid l).ls dues to pro baseball-but lt wouldn't sur- prise me lf someday we saw him ..... back in hls f1mlllar role as a manager. Ellis Suspended CINCINN"TI -· P.ilts~V<lh Plrat¥ pltchu Doe!< Ellis was 11111>"*1dtld indefinlldy wllhou\ Pt.1 "Siiturday•if"or what genel"81 , er Jbe Bri>wn called "ln· n nation.''_ \II penal on wu lheraultof a Mi'IOI of ..,ento which Included l:llil'Ttlfuaal to warm up durint Ille Plr-' 11me a1a1nst th\Cln· ch II Bado rrw.;, ~ . ... I about the things J read ln the news papers. Som e h<1ve called us a bunch or triple-A players, but you can't let that· stu(J get to you." , M eyer's ·indivi dual staUstica ar e not nearly u.s futile as the Tiger:s' overaJI record. The Pontiac, Mich. resident hal) a .268 average and is dis playing excell ent [orm at first base aner being a1>signed to the somewhat roreign position less than two weeks ago by m anager Ralph •louk. "I was on the disabled list with a broken bone in my root during the fi rst 10 losses of Ws streak,"says Meyer. Tigers End • Nig~bnare, Win, 8-0 Ray Bare dramatically ended the Detroit Tigers' futility string at 19 straight losses by pitching a two-hitter a nd beating t he California Angels, 8-0, Saturday night at Anaheim Stadium. The tall right-hander went out to the mound with 3 chance to contribute lo some negative his- tory as the Tigers were one loss away from tying the American _AngeJ• SJate AllC.m•t Wl ICM .. C 17101 AL>ll. 17 De troll •I C..llloml• 17:S5 p.m. 7;2.ip.m. 1:2S p.m. Au<;i. Tl Mll• ... kN •I C•lllDl'nl• Au<JI, l'M!IW ... Mft •t C•lllOrnl• League record of 20 straight de- feat.5. Instead, he held the Angels hitless for 6% innings and came two hits away from posting one of baseball 's classic achievements -a no-hitter . Bare, who evened his record al 7-7 with a nea r -historic Oare, kept the Angels off.balance al l night with a blazing fastball, striking out six. He walked three Angels. and two batters reached ooerrors .. Bare, purchased from the St. Louis Cardinals before this season , missed the no-hitter when Daxe Chalk st roked a single to'left field with two outs in the seventh, filling the bases. . Ben Oglivie's f ast fielding in left field protected the shutout as he raced lo the ball and fired it iil as Mickey River s, one of the s peediest runners in the majors, s topped at third. Rivers and Bruce Boehle had both walked. Ellie Rodriguei then struck out to end the inning. The 26-year-old Bare, who had lost tWicc during the Tigers' monsterous tails pin, also surren· dered a looping single to ~ike Miley leading of( the eighth. He was quickly erased when Morris Nett les hit into a double play. ·Bare got all the offensive sup· port he needed in the first inning when El Toro's Dan Meyer doubled with two out and Willie Horton walked. Bill Freehan bounced a single to right for one run and third baseman J erry Remy's error on Ben Ogilvie's ground ball made it 2-0. DETltOIT •lllrllttri UFIDl'•.cf '0 1 0 MNe!llH,rf CALIFOltMIA •lllrll"" ' 0 0 0 •O OO 3 000 .. 0 0 0 .. 0 0 0 2000 3 01 0 3 000 2 0 I 0 0 0 0 I) 0 0 0 0 0000 000 0 ,. 0 1 0 ~rlncl.1b S O 1 O ~mr.1b ,.,...yer, lb 5 J 3 • Rlwr1, cl HorlOl\,<lh • I O O A~•relt,dl Freer..!'>, c 5 2 • 3 Collini, If OQUvle, II s l 2 1 (lo(;n1e. 1b LRobtl'"ls. ti S 0 0 0 Cll•lk, lb ARodt;iet,lb ... 0 2 0 ElRdr9f!J,C vrrr•r,ss 'o 1 3 Mlter.ss 6•te,p O O O O Htknbery,p .. , . ,. , IClrk~.P &•-r.o u,.1,p To~h • Dltroll 200 000 tJl-1 C&Jltorlll• ooo ooo 000--0 E -Remy l'rfftlM, #<Myer, M. Nettles. OP' - Dllroll 2, c.1l1or~I• 2. LOB -0.lrolt•, C.lllorn!• 5. 111 -Ml,.r z. Leflore, Q;ll'fle, FT'Hlwl. lB - Fteehln. · BMw IW,7·71 Ht""'-Y (L, 0.11 Kln..ood ,._, ._ T-2:M.A-31.~•. I .. H Ill Elt Bii SO e200JJ I V•1 •J11 1 .. 2 2 0 1 'l-:. J 1 1 I I ' I l I I 0 0 "But J 've bec11 meeting lh.c ball. well all year. I've only struck out once in the last 40 at bats." Fans in O(•lroit were · also surprising in Meyer's estima- tion .. ··vou 'v e got a certll.ln number or wolves in Detroit,·· says Meyer. "And they got in their li cks. But overall m05t of our fans wer e with us all theway." Today th(' ~gers '-''fap up their three-ga set with lhc Angels and Mey r 's parenL'i, who r eside in El Toro. and olher Meyer backers will sec if Detr oit can keep th.is streak going at Anah~im Stadium. DAN MEYER McCutcheon Stars Rams Keep Hex. Over SF, 10-6 LOS A NGE LES (A P ) - Lawrence A1 cCutcheon ripped through t he line to key a first half touchdown drive and the Los Angeles Rams held off a fourth quarter rally to score a 10·6 vic- tory over the San Francisco 49ers in an exhibition game Saturday night. The victory was Los Angeles' 12th in. the last 13 exhibition games against San Francisco. Los Angeles has also beaten the 49ers nine straight times in r e- gular season play. . Mccutcheon carried three times for 32 yards and went 10 yards with a screen pass as the Rams opened the second quarter with a nine -pla x . 7l ·ya rd touchdo..-.·n drive c limaxed by Tony Baker 's 4-yard burs t . Mccutcheon. playing only the first half, gained 49. yards in seven carries and caught two passes for 10 yards. Los Angeles added a 19-y ard ·field goal by Grant Guthrie to take a 10-0 lead in the thi rd quarter. Quarterbacks Steve Spurrier and Norm Snead combined. to lead San Fra ncisco to an IJ)..yard, 12-play dri ve i n the f ourth quarter which ended when Larry Schrieber scor ed from the 5-yard line. But Bruce Gossett's con- version was wide to the right. The 49ers starJ.ed another drive from the Rams 35 but lost the ball o• downs in four plays. On third down, Spurrier passed to Bob Hayes, who caught the ball but was ruled out.5ide the end zone by officials. Los Angeles went 54 minutes ·into its second exhibition or the season before it allowed the op- position to score en offensive touchdown. Dallas' lone score i.n a 35.7 Rams victory last week came on a pass interception. The 49ers several times ap- peared to have r eceivers wide open, but the San Francisco quarterbacks could not get the m the ball . In the thir d quarter on a SCORE (l't QUAltTEltS S."Fr•n<:lsco O 0 0 6-6 Lo<.Anoeles o 1 l 0-10 LA -Beker•'""' (Gulhri• k1c.w I LA-FGGu!h•lc n SF-5.chrlebe•}run (tcick fil1led l ' A-$1,llll STATISTICS , .. ,, R•""' Fir!>IOOwn• 15 11 Ru•~S·Y••ds 15 100 •).UM. Pissing y•rds Ill 101 Re1umy1r<1s s 80 PaSK~ 1(1.31.0 17·1•·1 Punh •·1'1 1 3• Fumble~Ho<.I 1-1 1-0 Pl,o ... 111115.yds '1·6} 1·}8 • IHDl ... IOUAL l.U0£11S RUSHING-S.in Fr1nclKo, Scl'ln•be~ 'i-Jt, S. Johnson S·2•, J I CklO" J-IJ . LO$ An111l1s, MccCutcheotl 1·••. Bry•nl 11..i., a.lttr l·ll. RECEt"I NG -S;tn Fr•nclsco, Sctlr1fber J..2f. M1Y"S 2·27, Bell!~\ 2·26. Loi; AnQlieli. McoGHI 1·11. K14!1111-ll, Bry1nl 2·2~. PASSING -S..n Ft•nc:lsco, Stlvrrt.r 11·114, 11 1 ~••Os: Sn.id l-4'·0, .o ~••dl. LM Anotln, lllWl•rl• to-11-1, UOy&,(U; J1wor5ki J+o, 11Yil~ pl<.iy that originated from the Ran1s' 45. Hayes was out in front of a Rams.defender, but Spurri ~r threw ahout a yard over hi s fingcrti ps, The Rams r eceived a lift from rookie Derr ick Williams who re- peatedly put them in good field position ..-.·ith his punt returns. The Rams went over the right side on eight of the nine plays in t heir touchdown .jrive, which began when Williams fielded a punt on the 19 and returned it 11 yards to t he 30 . Sun Rolls To 37-19 Triumph HONOLU LU-Two fourth .. quarte r t ouchdown passes by former USC s tar Pat Haden sparked the Southern California Sur\ to a 37 ·19. World Football League vict ory here Satw-day night over the Haw ail ans. The vict ory puts the Sun back into the Western Division race with a 2·1 record <fter San An·· tonio was shocked by Charlotte, 27-20, drOpping San Antonio's r e- cord to 3-1. Haden gave the Sun the lead in the fourth period with a 66-yard touchdown pass to T e rry Lindsey, then added tile action· point with a pass to Dave Williams to m ake it 22·19. Later it wa s Williams again as the target as Haden flipped an 18-yarder for the clinching touc hdown. It appeared the pass would be intercepted, but the Hawaiian defender tipped the ball and Williams latched on with. 7:05 remaining. Gary Dixon added thermal TD with· an 11-yard run and Haden passed to John McKay for the ex- tra point to make it 37·19. First 'half a ction was centered. around the scoring antics of An- thony Davis of the Sun and knee injuries to the Sua's Eric Patton and Hawaii's Calvin Hill. Davis scored from seven yards out in t he fi rs t pe riod and added a two-yard plunge in the '!econrl quarter to give his mates a 14·11 haHtime lead. Patton, who anchors the Sun defense at middle linebacker and is a former Mater Dei High stan- dout. left t he game early in the first period, going out with an injury to his left knee. Hill w as a lso ko'd in the first period and taken to a hospital for examination. AAU Polo Finals Today . ~ Con.Cord Favored To Win Title at N_ewport By ROG ER CARLSON OfU..D&ll~ PIMlS'°'" The fi e ld has beeen reduced to the four seeded teams in the 1975 AAU men's national water Polo championship's at Newport Harbor High School following Saturday's seven-game salvo which r~ulted in ·oo1y favored Concord unscathed. . Concord outlasted West Valley B. •·3, then banded Stanton! its firstloss. S·3, behind the two goals of PetttSchnu1g. The match of Uie day was the other half or previously unbeaten P"'!en Lona Beach, the defend- ine ch*.npton, a nd the host Newport Aqua tics. Jtended ln a 1·1 standoff, giving Concord a hair ·1ame edce on both partlOI. IDotbercames NeEdefeat-ed Paino Rico, 10-4. Beach "' whipPOd Balboa-Corona cl Mu, 7·3, and Puerto Rico took nfth pllce.w-lth an M win over Balboa· Ccrol!adtl Mu. Tiie 1-lloach-Newpcrtllan· did ..... Ille belt ·-played during the first two days of action. Long Beach·took a 4·2 halftime advantage with the help of some nifty assists Crom Eric Lindroth. and Miles Evans, plus a penaJty goal and a nice outside shot by Paul Becskehazy with Newport a man short. But the hosts battled back ,quickly in th& third period, with TODA 't'SSCHIEOUL6 ...._...W(PDl'tAQIMllCS !J.0.1)..,,Slalllerd Q-1 ) 11-LOfllla.Kh (J..0.l I .,.$Corotonl W-01 '--l.ofoo Bl!Kh v1 Stelllord 3-f'le'#-1 AQ111Uc:1 vJ Concord Nick Baba and Bret Bernard pelt· ln&tbe Long Beach nettoUeit at4, tbm..:s&.eve,Doyle of Long Beach IDd Newport's Jack Dickmann. lradedlwi•. ewport took the lead with Tim Quinn's penaltf toss, hl a second 1oel of the day, but :M •econda lalel" John R~ got inside and scOl"ed for Long Beach with 10 seconds left in the third period. Twice Newport had the advan· tac• early In tho fourth quartet' with Lona Beach a man abort, b1¢ milled.lll opportllllltlOI. "We were a little hesitant When we were o man up on them,'' said Newport coach Bill Barnett. "We weren't aggressive enough al that paint." Still Newport took the lead with 2:01 left when Jim Kruse scored his second goal, extending Quinn's nice pass with a nifty backhand to make it 7-6. Long BePch battled back to tie al 1 on Becsltehazy's penally toss (hl• fourth goal) with 1:50 to go- .and that set the stage for the final moments when both teams had tbeir c ha nces-but failed to come up with the winner. Long Beach goalie Kevin Craig came up with an outstanding save and the defending champs were denied an apparent goal with 35 HCOnds le.ft on an infracti'!l1- FlnaUy Newpart rilissecttwlc'e in the last eight seconds wben both shotll hJt the slue of lh• cage. Newpc>rt scorlnt in Ule Puerto Rico game wa1 led by J<.<use and Pat McCleU10 wlth,OU. !:"!'JIA Baba two and singles fl"onl-a. .,.SGacy l!'l1ueroa. 'Ii • 'ct DAll.VPILOT Qies Bags One-stroke GoHl£ad WETHER~FIELD,Conn . (A P) -Veteran Don Ble5, gunning for b.is fint victory in nine years on the tour, pulled into the lead, but six players moved into contention Saturday 11ner the third round or the Greater Hartford Open Golf Tournament. Bies, 37, winner of $305,377 but never a t1lle, entered the day's 0• 'l'1' Toda11 Claattael.Zal ll play in a lie with Hubert Green but moved in froot alone with a (our- 11nder-par 67 in cool, cloudy, .;ometimes drizzly weather. _,.A'hat gave the soft .spoken, low-V .;ey Bies a S4~hole totaJ of 198, IS 1Lnder par on the fri endly, 6,598- ·iard Wethersfi eld Country Club -ourse and a ace-stroke lead go- ng into Sunday's final round of : he chase for a $40,000 first prize. But a half-dozen others were in :lOsilion to challenge. Green, whose wife Judi expects .heir first child at anytime, rollOO 'n birdie putts of 40 and 18feeton -he last two holes to stay within a ;inglestroke at 199. l-le had a68. .. Finis hing with two birdies has : o charge· him up," Bies said. ·'He'll be tough.'' 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U.1).12·l'O'I euo ,,_ ,,.10-10-m rryHtwd 61'ff.7l-10' T«ICurl ·10-IM"'l'O'I .eiw,-12......a.:iot .llll*yl'Wns 69-7H1·209 Area Girls . •· Spark U.S. VICTORIA , British Colum- bia-The United Stale Junior Na· tional volleyball team, led by a pair of coast area girls, captured I.be gold medal in an interna- tiona I tournam e nt at the University of Vict oria, here, Saturday night. "Ibe U.S. team, composed of California girls, downed a Cana- dian outfit, 15-1, 15·11, 15-10, for lhe gold medal. The Am erican girls ' toughest game came earlier in the d ay when they de- .feated. Japan, 10·15, 15-10, 15-7, to . win the division title. ; Friday, the Americans downed ·a Hawaiian outfit, two Canadian :teams and another team from the 'Pacific Northwest . ~ Huntington Beach's Paula Oil· 'tmer and Westminster's Debbie ~Green sparkled for the U.S. team ;in the three-day tourney. ~ •' '75Y2 TOYOTAS HERE NOW COME IH TEST . DlllVE TODAY BUY OR LEASE A .l9X91 . .\. DEMO SALE _..., I.bee• Example '75 COIOLU. 2 Door Sed1n. 4 •t>eed. •1 flc:rory .-. 10<!8307 $2876 . • OVER STOCKED HEW YOLYOS l,AAGE SILICTIOH • '74 VOLVO FldOt)' Demo f6738. ~5776 ·! '·~ •I Sunday, Aug ult t7, 1t?S Smith No Longer lives in Past ' J • .. I ~ By HOWAllD L. llANDY Of~ D•llr l"•i.l •'6H Robert 8 . Smith knows how it is to reach the pinnacle of sue· cess. He's been there. He also knows how it · is lo wallow in the depths of despair as an alcoholic and lo lose his family in the process. But right now he's dragged himself up from those days or alcoholis m that made him in- c11pable of handling his own emotions. He reached the summit of the comeback trail last weekend at the Newport Beach Tennis Club when he teamed with his brother t• • Bill to annex a member-guest doubles tournament in class C competition. He did it as a left.- handed player. Winning the trophy wasn't the thing that made him proud of hh; achievement, however . Sports in Brief "I was a stock broker and I began to bit the bottle," he says in recalling the r,ast. ''For three yeus l fought a osJngbattle and then I s uffe red some nerve . damage in my back-they call i.t scapula, which is separaUo~of' tbe muscle and the backbone. ··As a result, I suffered a dead nerve in the back and it affected my right arm. I had done every- thing right-ba nded before this time. ··Jn 1971, I was diagno6ed to have multiple scleros.ls but it re· mained dormant and' nothing has ever come of it , fortunately. "I had to give up tennia at the time and I took up jogglag tot exercise." Prior to bis m isfortune, Smith was the class A singles cham· pion at NBTC in 1970. He also played on the winning doubles team that year and Wu run· nervp two other years ror the s.in1lea UUe. ''l wa s •lso a manic depreaaive and one time I went · for nine days and nights without sleep. I had to have shock treat· ment to get lo sleep. I was hyperactive 1nd couldn't calm down. It's the same disease that caused Ernest Hemingway's death." Smith is proud to report on the proa:ress of h ls bout with alcohol. "I've been three years without a drink," he says. "But I know that If I t ake a drink tomorrow, I'm an alcoholic again. "I had lo learn t,o write with my left hand!and I gave up ten- nis for a couple of years. '"Jb.ree months ago l picked up a racquet acein for the fint time and becan to hit forehands and serve with my left band. t use a two-hand backhand but 1 have only li mited use Of my· 'fl ~:••EliLllilW9t~ right arm and can't get it up to Q.. serve." ,! At the present lime he has a • disability pe nsion and spends Lutz Gaip,s Finals; Ricardo Released t many hours each week as a volunteer worker at Beverly Man o r in Orange wh e r e alcoholics are being treated. •·1 help anybody I can to get rid of this disease. Alcoholics ~ can't take pills or medicine or d" they go right back. . ''The only thing they have to lean on is other people. It's a case of sett-disclosure-a mat- ter of revealing themselves to COLUMBUS, Ohio -Secon~ seeded Bob Lutz of San Clemente took just over an hour to gain the finals in the $50,000 City National Buckeye teonis championships Saturday, defeating fifth-seeded Tom Gorman, 6-4, 6-4. Lutz, a membe r of the World Team Tennis Los Angeles Str~ ings, will jet to Phoenix th is morning for a playorf match and then n y back here for his finals date. This is the first finals for the 28-yea r -old Californian s ince Tokyo in April "'hen he defeated his longtin1e friend and doubles partner Stan Smith . _.Meanwhile, Stan Smith and Vi - j ay Amritraj gained th e semifin als and will meet today. S mith topped Jur gen· Fass bend e r , 6-3, 6-1, a nd Amritraj rallied for ai3-6 , 7-5, 6-3 win over Bernie Millon ol South Africa. combinations off his jab, dazing Taylor with a right in the first round, opening acutovertheNew Yorker's right eye in the third and· bloodying Taylor's nose with threequick lefts in theflft.b. TfllefoLellle others. ''You can recover from alcoholism but you are never cured and one drink can send you back again. I want to stay out of the hospitals and tennis is TORONTO -Marcie Louie of pJaying a big part in my life once San FranciscodefeatedLauraDu-again." ponl 6-1, 4·6, 6-4 for the women's Smith admits that his victory s ingles crown in the. $130,QOO in the member-g uest event was Canadian Open tennis cham-an emotional affair. pionships Saturday. "l treasure this trophy more llie Nastase of Romania posted than any I ever won. No other a 6-4, 7-6 victory over Phil Dent of trophy will ever mean as much Australia to move into today's ~ as this one to m e because of men 's final against Manuel ~ everythingthatleduptoitinthe Orantes of Spain. t pas . Orantes defeated countryman "In the hospital where I work, JuanGisbert,6-4,6-2., i iaJtbough most of them have Rtdlaerlord Oii TW -. never played tennis, they all MILWAUKEE _Johnny _· want to fram e the trophy IUetordoCllt SAN DIEGd-Benny Ricardo, former Costa Mesa Hi gh and Orange Coast College placekick- ing star. was handed his release by the San Diego Chargers Fri- day. because it means a sense or Rutherford drove his McLaren-· personal accomplishment for s<r Offenhauser just a bit faster lt meone who was once like they Saturday than six-time national t are and shows there is hope for ~ving chamPion _A.J. Foy\ and f ooe and all." , ROBERT B •. SMITH .; i~:11~1;i~~~!i~:!1nr~;~r;: J~y"""~"'~•mrs~""'""''~-~~FWW:f'.r.:~"~~~"7 ... '~"'""""··--~· .... ~. ~~·-,~~·-·-c;n-..,....,...,..,,.'<'t,.,,,...,,,c:, Peregud Shi....., SALlNAS-Rick Peregud went eight strong innings for V~alia Friday en route to a 4-2Califomia League baseball triumph over Salinas. Peregud, "'ho prepped at University High, had Salinas shut out through six innings before giv- ing up single tallies in the seventh and eighth innings after h.is Vis- alia teammates had piled up a 4·0 lead. Cottlelo Seem SCRANTON, Pa. -World light heavyweight boxing champion John Conteh of England used a spi ke-like tcrt jab to bloody and beat New York 's Willie Taylor in a 10-round unanimous decision Saturday night. Conteh controlled the first nine rounds of the non-tiUe bout with championship auto race at State Fair Park . Rutherford turned the Milwaukee mile in 27.80 seconds for an average speed of 129.496 miles per hour. WTTRendts GoklfllG1i.rlH, l.eJ~U • 'Na men -SIOYe ((;J bt•I C•s.1s,6-4~irumut•· Klou IGl bNI Hart ... ·Stuart, ...... ~n -Ol<ker !Gl bt'•t c.se, ,,...; Mllst.rs-C.W (L I bHl0.kt'r·M(MIU1n, 6-J. Ml•ed -ClfWIS·Mlsters IL) b.-at 8Dh~tedt. Aeed·Slo-.e;111-4, A -1.011. FAIOAY'S R£SUL TS s.11c1.,,.u,1"1-t111» Women-Durr ·ShlfW IP) def. °'""~YQ. .. 1; Cu'fll'lr~ !SO) dtl. Ourr, f4. Ml'n-AnO~ws {SOI Otl. P•ttltan, 1·5; Roche· P•ttlson lPl del.R11slan·And~.74. Miqd-YOUl\Q·R•lston ISO)""'· ~Rot .... •·1. A -Utllf,.llllfDfe, 1" ..... 11l1l1,L-sA......,.1t w.,,..n -Durr fPl Deal C.s.als. 6-l; Durr·Sh-(PI bN!GruDfo.Hlfrl•r, 11>-0. ,,..n-P1ttl1<>n CPI belfl CIH,6-3; c.s.INsWn {Ll 1111•1P•ttl~oche,1"6,5·J. M!,•O-Sh•w·lro.ctoe fP ) bNI cawl~Mllsters, 7-6,S-•. A -llCIO !est.) ITO;skl•nd (;(tkftn G1ttrs ?t, Haw•il 11 Wo,,...,n -SIOYe ((;) Deel l(uyu..d.111, 6-1 ; l<lo!.s·Kl,omure \G) Dell K11Ykff.olll-Goutllr, ,.,, Men -o~~'' <G) beat Buthhol1, 6-l ; Ol;ker· M(;Mlll.,. (GJ De•t Newtombe-Budll'lol:,6-J. M l~tO -Nc w(om De•Go.,rla1 (H) t>lll Borhn1ltdl·KIO~l, 1·5. A -•.O(IO (t~l.l Baseball Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE East Dlvlsioa W L Pct. GB Pittsburgh 67 54' .554 Philadelphia 65 55 .542 l lh AMERICAN LEAGUE East DivisJoa W L Pct. GB ton 73 48 .603 timore 65 54 .546 7 Finishes Second Albritton. Qualifies For Pan-Am Team EUGENE, Ore. -Former Newport Harbor High star Terry Albritton has qualified for a berth on the U.S. nationat-i.rack and field team to compete al Mexico City in the Pa n-Am Games follow· ing his 65-1 1/• effort in the shot put Saturday here at the trials. That toss was good enough for second behind Jesse Stuart's 6S-7'h. Another ex-Newport Harbor High standout, Jim Neidhart, finished sixth in the shot put com- petition with a best of63-&~. Meanwhile, Keith Guinn, a pro- mising sophomore from Kansas, bettered his lifetime mark by two inches, leaping 7.4 to win the hi gh jump. · Guinn, whose only major title Suinm••ln ol men'• lrl•ll. S.turdlfy for ttie U.S. .....,, 191S Pan Am G""''' Uln.l 1-llnlshlrs in 11,..1sq ... Ulylor l.,.U.5,1•1m): , 20 kllomtllr Wlflk -1. Llrry YCll.ll'IQ. I :1'.U.S. ?. Todd S<.ldty, 1::M. 15.S. l . J•rr.,-Br-., 1:ll,Q.J.S, •. Joy ..IO...., l<nlflon, 1:3'.2).J. 5. Bob Ke1chen, 1:)1 ... 0. 6. Wlfynl Go"1Ur, 1:llJl,l , was the U.S. Track and Field Federalion championship in 1974, finished sixth in this year's Amateu~ Athletic Union meet at 7-2, a li eigbt he's b~en stuck at all summer. He cleared 7.4 on hi first at· tempt, finishing ahead ~ AAU champion Tom Woods of the Pacific Coast Club,· who has jumped 7-Slf..t this year. Woods got over the bar at 7.4 on his second try. ''I guess I just lucked out," said Guinn. "But not that many others came here. A lot of good guys ca.me her e, a nd I was happy to beat them, but still there was very UtU e competition, I didn't think l'djump that well.'' The top two finishers in each event of the tria ls will compete In the Pan Am Games in Mexico City Oct.12·26. World class competition in the discus saw John Powell (211-4) and Jay Silvester (208-2) earning Pan Am berths. · I Chargers Tumble, Booed Veteran quarte rback Cra1g Morton completed elsht straight passes tor 93 yards and two touchdowns the first two times hls New York Gl1tnts controlled the ball to lead tbem t.o a 17·7 vic- tory Saturday night over the San Diego Chargers in a NatlOQal Football League preseason bat- tle in San Diego. Morton threw TO passes to Walker Giiiette (8 yards) and Joe Dawkins (23 yards) in the open- ing quarter. The Chargers had managed on- ly 75 ypr ds in the firs t half against the Giants' 244. bringing boos from the crowd ot 28.305. Here 's W'hat happ~ned elsewhere in NFL exhlbiUon ac- tion Saturday: ATLANTA VS BALTIMORE - Dave Hampton's first period touchdown, set up by a IS-yard, fou r th down pass from Ki m McQuilken to Alfred Jenkins, .proved the winning points a• Atlanta's Falcons took a 10·3 vic- tory over the Colts al Uncoln, Neb. NEW YORK JETS AT ST. LOUIS -Bob Gresham scored from inside the one-yard line for the winning touchdown with less than two m inutes to go to lirt the Jets to a 14-13 victory over the Cardinals. Reserve qua rterback John Jones' 30-yard pass to Jazz Jackson set up Gresham's plunge. GllEEN BAY VS. ODCAGO- Barry Smith caught a 12·yard ·scoring pass and set up another TD wilh a reception for 34 yards, leading Green Bay's Packer lo a 13·9. "'in over the Chicago Bears in Milwaukee. The Bears scored in the second quarter on a 51 -y ard TD pass play from Bo.bby Douglass to Bo Rather. And Bob Thomas booted a 45·yard field goal for the Bears with 9:29.lo play. DETROIT A·T MIAMI- Veteran quarterback Earl Mor- r all threw two first half touchdown passes to lead the Miami Dolphins to a 20-14 victory over the Detroit Lions: The Dolphins, playing with WFL defector Larry Csoaka cheering them on from the bench, got th_e winning score on a 39.·yard third quarte r burs t through 'the Jin e by rooki e ~ fullback Stan Winfrey. Morrall complelM 9. of 14 passes in the fll'St hall for 159.yarm. WASRINGTON AT HOUSTON-Houston's Bill Johnson caught a 41-yard touchdown pass from 'JiUarteTback Dan Pastorlni in the ftrst quarter and returned a Washington punt 89. yards for anofher score in the fourth quarter to lead the Oilers to a 24·13 triumph over the Redskins. PH-ILADELPHIA AT CLEVELAND-Cleveland look advantage of Philadelphia ·mis- takes and the Browns' defense, anchored by veteran Jerry Sherk, stymied the Eagles' of~ fense in a 14-6 win. Cleveland quarterback Mike Phipps had a 32-yard scoring- pass to rookie Willie Miller in the opening quarter . DENYER AT NEW ORLEANS-Quarterback Archie Manning scored two touchdowns Saturday night, and the New Orleans Saints held back a late drive to defeat the Denver Bron· cos, 24·21 . Manning completed 23 ol 29 passea for 212 yards with no In- terceptions. He ran three times for another 44 yards. St. Louis 64 57 .529. 3 NewYork 62 58 ·.517 41h Chicago 57 00 .46.1 11 Montreal SO 68 .424 15 ~ Ne York 62 58 .517 10~ Milw ukee 56' 65 .463 17 Cleve fi nd 52 6.5 ,444 19. Detroi.t 47 74 .388 26 «IO-meter lnt•rmt1dl1te h .. Cltn -I. Rilph Mlltw1. 4t.J5. 2. :J1tm61 KlltQ, 4• . .0.). 'Nwf.WllU-, SO.OI. 4. Bob C11Sltm1n. 50.S6. 5. RIMOlpf\ WllU1m11, Sl,tf, 6. llrl1tn Moncltc""ln, nM. Trlillt l"n'ICI -I. Tommy H.oyne1, SS.s:llt IP1tn ,,.,,,. trl•ls rKord, old m1trll 52·10 by Cl'lilrli. Cl"llO, 1.WI. 1, Allltul R1hmtn, Sl·IOl<o. l. Roti.rt Re Mier, Sl-5•.i.. '• llon Ll,..rs, Sl-4...,. S. P1ul Jordln, 524 ...,. 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Mar's Rod Laver faces Je(( BOrowiak in a semi(inal match in lhe $60,000 CBS Tennis Classic, taped.' 11 a.m . (2) -GOLF - Final round or Play in the Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater Hait.ford Open golf .tourna- ment. (11 1 -DODGERS BASEBALL -The Los Angeles Dodgers , meet the Expos at Montreal. (28) - TENNIS -The •incln and doubles finals in the $130,000 Canadian Open from Toroato. 12 :30 p.m. (2 ) -NFL FOOTBALL -. The Pit· tsburgh Steelers meet the Raiders ln an e.x.hlbiUon game at Oa.kland·Alameda COunty Coliseum. 2 p.m. (4) -caAMftONS -A U.S. vs. West Germany boxing match from Heidelburg, Germany plus other events. 2:30 p .m . C41 -NFL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES -The Pitts burgh Steelers meet the Oakland Raiders in the 1972 AFC title game. (7) 1975 SUM - MERNATIONALS - Highlights of the •ixth Sum- mer nation a Is from Englishtown, NJ. Taped. 4 p.m. (7) -RAMS FOOT· BALL -The San FranclAco '9ers face the Los .Anceles Rams ln an exhibition game taped Saturday night at the Coliseum. 7 p.m. (7) -B!PJE JEAN KING -Skydiver Patty WlcWJe and drag boat racer Mary Rife of Mlssioo Viejo, are featured in a show about women who engage In daring sports. '· ' . I 111t~ it.'conll a nnual Grand Nutional stock .cl!r race will bt: s ta~cd ;.1\ Onturio Motor Speedway Nov. 23 with all or thl.' to11 noin1L'S in NASC:A I~ competition expectet.l lo <'ompele. & Titooe who witncss1.."C.I lhl! lirsl ~vent la~t year rementber the t i~hl finish th<Jl saw Bobby AIUiton capture the 200·1<.ip r:u.:e by a narrow m argin over Rich ard Petty in u rul'C that saw the l ead change hands unoffil·1all y n1otc than 100 times. Ontario's long, straii::htawuys give the Southern j\~k car experts plenty. o( roorn to dr aft and al· in15hot past lll l' rront.runncrs . Other nan1 eS expt.'Clcd to compete elude A. J . Foyt fr om the USAC l'ircuit and big c hampion this season , David Pearson, Cale Yarbor h, Bud- dy Baker, IJcnny Par.-;ons and Darrell Wallri M.ario Andreotti has bttn added to tbe field fo tbe International Race of Champions (J ROC) ac- ~g to operations manager Les Rlcbter. ~he othe r nine drivers signed for the $2IZ',eot Mrles inclYdr slock car pilots Richard Petty, David Pearson, Bobby Allison and Denn y Parsons; Indy champion Bobby Unser; and international r oad rviag stars Emersoa F'ittipaldi, Brian Redman, Tody Scbeckter and James Hunt Missing £ro1n the list this year is Huntington Jlubour'l!i George •'oUmer who has run into bard leek the past two years oo the raci.ag circuit. I • ' Newport, . CM Gals Advance . Newport a nd Costa Mesa w ill represent Orance County begin- ning Aug. 25 and 26 at Rivenslde's Bomar Field ln the CaUfomia state ch ampion ships for Senior Mias fast pitch softball. Newport qualified., as the Ora nge County champ following its 3-2 victory over the Co6ta Mesa Royals Friday night at Santa Ana's Memorial Park when Newport put together n.ve straight single,, in the bottom of the seventh infiing for three runs and etriumph. e wporl's winning co bination in cluded slng by Meri Hayos, Sharo Wolfe. S herri Off to Ka-"OS Cit•• Gaddis , athy Wolf and • .,. D • l!Jnd!y.Auguet17,191'5 DAii. Y PllOT (;J PamKnox.Knox wasthe . d d k h N . IAAUI Babashoff, T aylor llowc, Shirley Babashoff, Brian Wl···•·g· pitcher, allow· The Mission Viejo Na a ores sec t e at1ona ong d tt bed) ·-· · 1·11 t K c·1 A 20 23 Fr t w Lonsdale, M1.ch e lle Merce r, Steve Hollan (una ac • ing one hit jn five in· course s wim 1 e a ansas 1 y ug. · . on ro K ll H lU. · (from left )-Michelle Dunn. Brian Goodell, Lisa Hilger. Third row-Barb Hudson, ShawnO'Gorman, e Y am run&!ia Mesa's scoring Casey Converse, Erin Greer, J eff Krumwiede, Valerie Art Ruble, Margaret Browne, Dave Duckworth, Peggy came on four walks in Lee. Second row-Mike Kelly, Becki Mc Cafferty. Bill Tosdal, coach Mark Schubert. thefirstinningandasolo ~.::..:..:__.:.:. ______ ...;.. ____ _:_:__ ____ ~--.:..:.-~---~:.....------~------~--~-~-~ home run by Sandy Allen Richte r s ays invitations have --also been ex· tended to USAC-champlon A. J . Fo}'t and Austrtan Farm.Illa One driver Nlki Lauda, bat they bave not slglied yet. Driven are l•vited. to the series on the b.asla of carrent Championships and overall career •c· nmpUsbments. The only automatic invitation Is lo die detendin~ IROC champ ud this year it's Bobby VbHr. in the third inning. Costa Mesa plays Aug. 25 against the Inland League 's champion. Newport follows on the 26th again s t that league's No. 2 team. Area Schools Pass Over Wins Rich Los AI Race Los Al Results The series will be at Riverside International 'Raceway for two segments of the roar-part com- petition Oct. Z5·Z6. The lZ driven wW ·again be behind. th~ wheel of updated Chevrolet Camaros_. prepared as nearly alike as possible. . Nf:'Wl)Or't is Coached by Mo Weiss and Costa· Mesa's field leader is Deonna Read. Plan Physicals ~S.~'t C»w,Tr.c.laF•ll FlllST llACE -3JO yil<ds.. 2.,..,. ollb. AlklwMK•. P11r:1e SJIOO. ki~!>on 10"91!•1 SAID :1.00 100 O«'. °""'"'Bid 1.-.Ulrl 2.60 2.«I FIPTll RACE -1511 .,.rdt. J ,,_ o~ & vp. Onlllledl Al'- Pul'WSJ'OOO. lAnty'SJC!t ""''"' c.to 2.IO 2A 5mouth...,,. C8roo•1I l.00 ,_. One major form at change bas been included for tbe 1975-76 series. Instead ot three qualifying races for the final fourth round at Daytona Beach, all four races will be run on an equal basis this season. ''Most drivers said lbe championship wOllld be more meantngrnl to them It It was based on overall performance rather than on one race," Richter ex· plain.<. · LB Ro•d Coarse Vndfto lt'•1' Constriiction or th"e r oad course f~r the Sept. 28 Long Beactt Grand Prix Formula S,000 race has becun. Tbellarge area at the foot of Linden avenue toShorelinc.drive h as been graded and the blacktop for the section or the course will be poured soon. Brian Redm an leads the Formula 5,000 series with 135 points. Mario Andretti and Al Unser ai:e tied for second at 77 with Jackie Oliver, Eppie Wiet.zes, Warwick Brown. B. J . Swanson and David Hobbs following. · CMtaMeu(lJ .. ' • "' L'1•nf.tom.c:I ' ' ' ' ..,n-e••,c: ' • ' • "'left· p ' ' ' ' S.. V•n Horn, lb ' ' ' • l..OflOf le kl' If ' • • • Rotler1•, lb ' • ' • Erln,M ' • • • Slecill,311 ' ' • • T_..r.11 ' • • • Tol•ll ,. ' ' ' "9w.-t lll .. • • "' Witlf, rl • • ' ' 11:.tou,»-o • ' ' , Soel!,lb ' • ' • Bums, cf ' • • • Wllll-.c: ' • • • HooslNr. rf ' • ' • 1-M.,., ... ,. ~. ' ' ·• 'llblfe,lb ' ' • ........ ' • • , . ....... ·• ' ' • Totltl1 " ' • ' ._. .. _ • • • , ......... tOt 000 0-2 2 1 .. _. 000•~•1 Gorman Fall sports physicals for boys and girls at Dana Hills lligh School are slated for Wednes· day morning at the nurse's office on the school c ampus . Boys c om pe ting in football, cross country or w&ter polo r eport at 8. Girls in t e nnis and volleyball r eport at 11. A $3 fee is required. In addition •. CIF insurance is available. Insurance for focitball only is $8, all sports other lban football $2 .50, and all sports for girls $1.50 . Checks s hould 'be made out to Capistrano Unified School D~ttjct. Edb-E;r- Next r ace in the series is at Road Atlanta Aug. 31. ........... ' In Tourney Free physical ex· aminalions for male Edison High School athletes will be offered Wednesday at the school. Net• lt'f .. Off·r••d R._ THE YELLOW FLAG-Bob 'Neth, soa ol lbe Costa Mesa police chief, Roger Neth. took first place in an off -road race in Medco recently. -Young Neth d esigned and ba:ilt bis owa car to compete in the Baja 300, a new addition to the off. • TOad racing clrcnlt. He has been in Utah at t.be Boa· nevUle Salt Flats this week slnce retandng from Mesico. · Eddie Wirth of Dana Point, Is among tbe leaders in the naUODal point scramble for American. Motorcycle Association (AMA) action al Ascot ~Parle. la Gardena. Wirth will be joined by'\'eteran Terry Dorsch of Granda Hills for tbe remainder of tbe season on tbe half-mUe Ascot oval. The AMA cycles race every Friday nigbl on tbe Aacot track. 1t'rinert LftMk fw llfetoe ... •• THE GREEN FLAG-Jim Weinert of Laguna Beach continues his early domination of the AMA's S(l)cc national motocr06s series after a second place finish at Mexico, NY. Weinert won one of the 45-minute motos and placed third in the other to claim second ov.era.JJ ~o Pierre Karsmaker s o( Mission.Viejo at Mexico. His p>int total now stands at 270, an advantage of 70 over runnerup Kent Howerton. The Lagun+i Beach athlete won the series opener at Baldwin, Kansas and when he captured th~MA crown a year ago, be won four Straight tiUe ff~U. . Today he's in action at Axtoo, Virginia on the ~eSugartree Motocross Raceway. : Two r aces will remain thereafter, on Aug . 24 at Ohio Intern ation al Raceway in Ravenna and Sept.1 at Motocross West in New Orleans, La. Weinert.rides for the Yamaha f actoryteam. Anaheim Arena Hosts Title Bout Tickets a r e now on aale for Orange County's flrst live professional champions hip boxine match featuring Alfonso Zamora vs. Thanomjit Sukhothai tor the world bantamweight title on Saturday, Aug . 30. "lbe opening card at 8 p.m . will be a 10-round bout ~tween Irish Art Hafet and Mexico's No. 1 feath er we ig ht . Salvador Torres. The Zamora-Sukholhai feature is slated for 9 in the Center's 9,100-seat arenL It will be a 15· round m atch. vioos dates for the fight, postponed twice. due to injury to the fighters, will be honored for ex.-. change at the box office. The cl0&ing bout will find bantamweights Raul Rosette and Ricardo Delgado, for 10 rounds. Zamora, billed as Mex· ico City's sensa t ional youngster, is the defend· lng champion with 21 tights and 21 KO's. Sukhothai. considered the No. 1 coolender rro~ Bankok. Thailand. is the only deaf mute in boxing and boasts a record ~ 23-1·1. Tom Gorman, winner of the $50,000 Wes tern Open last weekend in Cincinnati, bas entered the $100,000 Pacific Southwest Open tennis tournament, Sept. lll-21 Boy athletes will re- ceive their checkups from 8:30loll a.m. Girls will be given their exams Aug. 2& from 8 :30 to 11 am. at UCLA's Pauley St-rtS ... ~ Pavilion. Go rm an jo i ns Javelin thrower Larry Wimbledon chamoion Stuart of the Striders r e- Arthur As he and other corded a best of 246-1 r e- top world stars in the cenUy during his weekly 49th annual tournament clinics conducted at UC being held for the ftrSt Irvine. time at Pauley to accom-Other ou l s l a nding mod.ate more fans. marks were recorded by Gorman, 29. of Seattle Bud Long Cunaltched) is a Davis Cup.veteran 220·3; UC Irvine's Steve who was ranked No. 2 in Csosz, 205-2 ; UCLA's Joe the U.S. in 1973. Li.st Tosti, 204-5 ; and Costa year he was rinked No. l ' Mesa policeman Clyde in doubles with Erik van Foreman, 200·2. l>if:~i year, Gorman oll-GriflGlllde went lo the semifinals of 0 r a n g e C o as t the Pacific Southwest. College's 1975 football defeating Ashe in the guide is now on s ale to quarterfinals aner beat-the public. ing four-tim·~:champian ·The 110-pale ~klet is R o y E m er s o. n· of , avajji:ble :bY. mail crder· NewpOrt Beach 1n Ute for $1 and is also on sale secoad1'9UDd. in the octc $ludent 380 WEST WILSON. - COSTA MESA. CALIFORNIA 92627 COSTA MESA'S fir.st falnily TENNIS aue • • LIMITED MEMBERSHIPS " • CHARTER MEMBERS R••~r\•e d seals. tvallllble at the Center•s -----=====-1 CAN SAVE ONE THIRD • boll .mce, 800 W. Katella Ave.. ore 125 . $20. $15 ind $10. Olficials noted .ticket.purchased for pr~ ' . . . . . . ·' . ~· . ~ .. . . . . . • Ant Cw Ant Sen• C'AU.HOW . 642-2000 ........ . ' . ' Pass Over, who had bookstore. failed to win an:-t major OCC's '75 guide con-race in 14 starts on the lains photos, s ketches, West Coast, became the facts and statis tics on third ri c h est quarter members of this year's horse-in history Satur· squad. Addilion~lly. it day night when s he went has a recor ds section and wire-to-wire while win· contains statis tics and ning the 21st renewal o( facts on all OCC squads the $100,000 Los Ala mitos since l948 . Championsh ip be(ore Mail order s should be nearly 14 ,000 r acing ad dr essed lo: Grid Cans. • Guide, Orange Coast Pass Over, voted the College Public Infonna-nation·s champion 2· and ti on Ott ice, 270 l 3-year-old lilly each of Fairvie w Rd .• Costa ·lhe las t two years, has • Mesa, Ca., 92626. won only a division of the '9\-..-. · ~-Vessels Maturity Trials _. .wrll~ ~ in 14 previous starts The Newport Beach sin ce coming to Los Tennis Club will stage Alamitos. but Saturday the 46th annual Pacific night train.er D. Wayne Southwest Seniors tennis lAikas had her in perfect tournam e nt f or the condition for the 440- fourth straight year, yard sprinl. beginning Sept. 8 and Her $17.40 upset in the concludingSept.14 . 10.horse field earned her The seniors tourna· $55,000 and pus hed her ment attracts m any oC l i fetime mark lo the best amateur players $521,473. in the nation in the i> Timeto Think{ich, the year-old and older group second richest quarter and is expected to host horse in history, was OO· over 300 Pl'iiyers. Jy a neck back or Pass The traditional seniors Over in the d ash and his e v en t precedes the $22,500 second-pl ace Pacific Southwest Open check moved him over in Los Angeles by one the $600,000 m a rk in wee k and i n c ludes lifetime earnings. His sin gl es, d oubles and runnerup check moved mixed doubles in age him to $612,000 on the groups from 35-70. money account. DwltNow !B<-sl 3.00 Tl~-11.IU Sot••l,l'>ed -D,..•malot, T-ToGo Si IEXACT"A •K"" S.. & .. 0.S Bid,~'''·· SECDND llACE -'°° y•rOS. 3.,..r olcb. C.l•lmi1'9. P...-Mt.)000. ... Ile""' IUrOCtlol) 11.IO ,,00 :1.00 Mynanwl1sue tH•rll ~.IO 3.20 .oGo901.ir. (L.ipt>•m> J • .-> Time -10.U Alw r;in -El• C.opy, C.O}<'I. ~ '~' NoKr<l~lle!O TM1 •o JIACE -.00 r•rck. J \"Nf' <>1$. Allow1roc:•. PurM$~ • Dockers Fl•• RISI< ~C..111 l1.40 11.«I C.i.cl Fickle Frotnry (c.t"dol<o) l.IO 2.IO Jel'sL.evenURTM RACE -•10 ~•tdi.l't"ff -•r:=i.lmlng.Purse ~ .,.. "" . !e..nt.~ '·'° 1.llO :i.m L:r..,c.ee ICteri~J 1.00 1.m N\llflot<'Wlllow IW•li.ot1I Z.llO Tlme-*.n Ah.a ran -8•s.abe, 56S~'t CZieUI, C..!""~wil NIOK••1U>eS Grid Scores NATIONAL ..OOTULl LEAGUE ll•Mwu..ts) L.01o A~le1 10, ~ F r•nc:ls.co 6 Ml•ml XI, Oe!toil 1' New Yo.rll. Jeh 1•, s 1. L.ouls ll Clewel-1'· PhL11dltpl\~ 6 Atlet1t• HI, 8•111,,_1 l Ho11~10ft),. 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Al!oCI ,..., -EIOfltrl ~r, Mr9 A. Grits. ~ Fist, FIMI 'N 5-<fy, 8.ll Fltne Scr•I< hedl -Mel ,,,_..,.,, A.lt""s1ic 11 EXACTA •·Mr, 111 .. r ..... & t·~tlw• Twist, ,.WIM,M · NINTH a ACE -«IO l'lrds. 1.,.... Ok1$ & i,cp. 0.1lml .... P\lrM $J20I. ~iflOG<.I• (OerlSMI L40 :U0 t• ~l•Homtlf9 .... llS) SA) 2.19 flyi"OO.-.ld lOrt"rl 1.m Tlmt -20.3.1 ,.,li.o r.1n -Cl'tlc••-· T- O.Kon. MldnlQlll S"•d. C.OIMt'f Llmll, Mr. E•lllrno, Bolo BobTlme NOKr•l<l'oK FOR.~LAR SIZE Tl~E: GR78·15 plus Federal Exc;se Tax o f ,: • · .i $2.96 and relreadoble lrode·in. ·steel tieltedradial blem · this week only sale . tode-i" . ~""' . Sile ""'"'00 ""'"-Tli e • ' f6R7S:13 $37 $58.10 Fn78-i4 44 ~9.SO • FR7S·\S 44 7200 GR78·'5 •8 76.50 Hl78·'5 5t 78.70 JR78-15 51 81d0 tR78·15 57 66.80 . . "'"~'"' ... i.:..• 'Wt"'l-'4,o-<J .... •~OOC.O ' ,. ........... -1....,. ... '""""·""'"'°""' ... -. .. /. Ol;{"'O-"'""··-· . . • ...,,,lo Cl'Oglll~\"'CflOlt,~--.i ~Qootl~(Ofll":l,~Oob,CCWl~ B. F. Goodrieh:Store COSTA MESA• 2049 HARBOR BLVD. A JOO SO. MAIM ST. 147-7111 .... ... ; 646 4421. ~---..... T"--~~.~""n 6112 IJMCOlM 124 W.·\IMc.OlH t IJMlre n4-71JI . . . . • • ·. . .. . . • • I • ). A DALYPtl.OT &1nd!y.AugU1111,1m ··I Inf l ·ation+Unemployment.=H o meF oreclosure. . -· By LOUISE COOK ~, .... ,.,,., ""'"'"' The t"·in pressu1·es of innatlun 1tnd unemploymt'nt Hre causin£ people to rail b(•hind in their mortgage puymE'nts, threatening a i;ro"·ing numbt>r of Americans \Vith foreclosure and the loss of their homes. Bankers, 'legislators Bnd gov· crnmenl officials say the first quarter or 1975 has not been so bad :.is they expected. But they are '~•orried about the future. They say there is a time lag bel\\'Cl"O high unempl oyment and mortgage defaults; they "·onder ' '''hat "'ill happen "·henunemploy· ment compensation benefits run ·out and people use up savings. About tour percent of the more than 15 million mortgage holders in the nalion are at leut a month la\e in their payments and about half or one percent or alt out; standing mortea1ea were Io . rorealosure at the end or 1974, ac· rordint to go .. ·ernmenl and in· dustry figures. THE PERCENTAGES are small, but th ey involve thousands of people. Four per· cent or 15 million Is 800,000 ; half a pt•rcent is 7S,000. The lutest available figures from the Ft'deral Home Loan &nk Board sho\\· that 36,540 loans \\'e re placed in for.ecloaure in lhe last quarter of 1974 alone, up S.S per- cent from the previouaquarter. There are two basic types of mortgages: conventional ·loaria, issued by banks, other lendln& in· stitutions and individuals at an interest rate determined by tne marketplace, and government- .insured loans, \\'hel'e the interest rate is set by law and is lower thlln the usual going rate. A loan is considered delinqutnt when it is one month past due. Long·term delinquencies -often the la1t step before foreclosure - arc those \\'here payments ure 90 days or more past due. ' THE MORTGAGE Bankers Aasocialion of America aaid a na1 tional survey showed lhat the Jong·term delinquency rate for conventional loans was .Z7 per· cent during the last quarter of 1974. That matched the June 1974 rate which was .the highest In the 22 years that the assod.ation has been keeping tabs on late pay· ments. , "Mortgage delloquency rates have yet to show the full impact of the recession," the association said. Claude E . Pope, a member of the association's board of gov· ernora , told Cona:ress: "Once long.term unemployment figurE>s start to rise. an incr('asc in foreclosures may be r11pid.' · The Federal Home Lo<Jn Bank lloard reports there \\'us just over $414 billion .in outstanding mortgage debt at the end oC last year. About half of \he money was loaned by tiavings and loan associations; the rest came from commercial banks, mutual sav· Inas banks, life insurance com· panles, government agencies and private sources. \ TUE DEPARTMENl\l>f Hous· log and Urban Development, which, throueh the F ederal Housine Aut-hority, CFHA), in· sures about one·thlrd of all mortgages, has been urging bankers to for~ar , to hold oU on foreclosure proceedings when possible. · ,"I think th~t the mortgage bankers htlvc b£'£'D listening to us." suid ~l.R . Crawford, ,iJSSis· tant s ecre tary for housing n1anagement. lie and other }IUD offlt•ials said foreclosures on Fl-IA·i11sured loans have been decreasing, frorn about 5,000 u month al the end of Jast your to about 4,500 In April. HUD aaya it Is tightening the requirement& for insuring loans. Programs providing subsidized mortgages for low·lncome families are being phased out. Crawford says inspectors are be- ing more careful of the pro· perties and the people they in· sure. "MANY OF THE properties in· s ured under the subsidized p~ograms ~·ere poorly planned, poorly de1igned, ''said Crawford. The foreclosure rate in this area bas been high. The Mortgage Bunkers s urvey showed, for ex- ampl~. thaLJust over tv.·o percent of the subsidized P'J:IA mort1a1ea ""ere In foreclosure in the l11t quarter' or' 1974, compared to t-ibout half'a percent of reaular t""llA loans. Legislation pendlnc In Congress would provide some re- lief. A program acreed on by a House·Senate conference com- mittee calls for payments of $250 a month tor up to two years for ·ap proxim a tely 100,000 homeowners who have either lost their jobs or had their inromee so reduced that they are unable to make full payment on their mortgages. Loc1I n•W•. Every day . In th~ l1f.j!Qiji!1li •I Real Estate Ridge Homes Plush PRIVACY IS HARD TO FIND ._,' Questions/Comment By R•iiltor RandallMcCardl•, Phd . We are at the stage Dow where we have more or leu outgrown our present home and are seriously ~idertng buying uo&ber .e. But ••• wltb the •17 ttiae• are Iola&: we wODder a great deal a~t mut.g tills 1tep. Is tt wUe to make a move at tbJs 1ime, or should we wait a little loe1er perbapa ln lite: laope Utat prtcea. interest rat.es, etc. ml&bt go tlowll! Wllat do you tbink? W. M., C06ta Mesa In spite or increasing interest rates for home financing, most real estate and financing specialists contend that Southern California real estate is a top investment today. While interest rates have been on lhe increase due to continuing inflationary trends in the American economy, the average home buyer is still more concerned about the amount of the monthly payment and hi s own ability to meet that obligation. The points that must be stressed to potential buyers concerning whether they buy a home or pro. perty at this time is that land is becoming scarce :10d th at population is increasing. As an added point t.o that, a real estate investment with its ability to appreciate in value is one of the best means of off. setting the inflationary trends that are ~erent in our economy. During a JO.year average in Southern · California the price ol Jand in most areas bas doubled. lo many cases land prices have skyrocket· ed. even higher than double. More conservative financial minds ask the , question, "Will these land price increases continue to rise with demand ?'' Mission Ridge Homes, the prestigious r e· sidences near the Mis- sion Viejo Country Club and Inn, feature the "ex· t ra touches'' found nowhere else in Mission Viejo, according to Jwie Schwartz , s ales manager rOr 1'1 ission · Ridge. "As the most exclusive neighborhood in Mission Viejo, Mission Ridge homes include many of the amenities normally associated with custom built homes," noted Mrs. Schwartz. "By carefully limiting the number of these homes. we are able to provide these 'extras' as well as maintain the exclusive Mission Ridge character.•• INTERIOR features include custom masonry fireplaces with gas log lighter outlets in the ~ family rooms , living ,., rooms, and master Other factors that support a ''buy now de- cision" include the following : . suites ; wet bars; full •Interest rates may possibly go higher. Jn re· -. cent _years, the trend has been up, notOown . •Your choice and selection of a home or proper- ty is greater today than it will be in the future, if the scarcity factor continues. • Housing costs are increasing, as well as land c.'OSts. The longer a buyer waits, the higher the _ prices will·go. EDITOR'S NOTE : Randall R. McCardU i.s.anin~st· · ment .arJalyst, coUeflf! ltttur~ •. and .author of "IUol -Edaie In California." ~.JIOUr commmt.tondque.tioM to Randall McCordle, c/o the DoUy. Pilot,. P.O. Boz 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. Builders Seeking Home Summit LOS ANGELES -With housing starts having . plummeted to a 28-year low as of the el\ld of June, ;leaders of the nation's housing industry have ·responded by adopting a series of "action" steps aimed both at bringing homebuyers back into the market and ensuring the continued viability of the ~industry. • Reporting on measures taken during the Ex· ecutivc Meeting of the N8tiooal ASsociation or ·Home Builders, which ended July 20 at Steamboat Springs, Colo., NAHB Area Vice President Eric Wittenberg of Los Angeles said the actions were among the most forceful taken by the trade or· ganization in recent years. Foremost among the meuures passed over- _·whelmingly by NAHB·s leaden, said Wittenberg, was President J .S. Norman's recommendation that President Ford caU for an immediate Housing Economic Summit meeting to relieve the "current intolerable situ ation'' in housing. • • , ' ' . ~ ONLY +T HHI RIEDi.ANDER TIUUMl'R .u ................. ..... tlt.7'1? service areas with sink and washer/dryer out· lets; and direct access to the three-car garages . which have automatic tlil garage door openers. The gourmet kitchens are highlighted by top-of· tbe·line electric ranges, two self-cleaning electric ovens and microwave ovens, dishwashers, trash compactors, dis· JX)Sers, barbecue grills and hoods, floor-to- c e i 1 in g pantries , ce ramic ·tile patio ser vice bars, and ce ramic Lile counter tops. Inform.alioh ls availa- ble at the Mission Ridge sales informatiod,center. To reach the center, take the Oso· Parkway off. ramp, from the Santa Ana-San Diego ·Freeway and travel east to Goleta Drive. Tur.n right on Goleta, pass Mission Vie- jo Country Club, then left on Bodega Lane, left on AmaPola Lane, anti. rigb\ on Paja Lane. • • INGLEWOOD • PALOS VERDES • • LONG BEACH • S(Qn Land1nal'k NEW CONDOMINIUMS FOR CARE-FREE ADULTS OVER 40, IN COOL CLEAR HUNTINGTON BEACH If you or yo_ur spouse are at least 40 years of age, welcome to a whole new way of life at Huntington Landmark, one of the finest recreation·oriented cond6mln~ ium communities ever offered the adult Galifomia homeseeker. The condQJninlum concept of leisurely living is provided, with exterior maintenance, landscaping and care of the extensive park-like grounds and recreational facilities performed for you by a professional firm. · ' ALL INCLUDED: • A walled community with 24·~ur attended entry • Exc lusive million dollar rec ceoter with clubhouse, games and hobby rooms • Swimming pool, hot water swirlpoof, tennis courts, gymnasium and paddle tennis court • Shag carpeting in the living room, master bedroom, secondary bedrooms, and hallways • A country club litestyl,e less. than 1 mile from the beach • Garden view patios or view balconies • Each unit includes an individual • Deluxe equipped G.E. kitchens with utility room with a washer and dryer built-iris; separate dining areas BE SURE TO ASK ABOUT Olltt ..• HOUSE-OF-THE-WEEK AND OUR $500 CUSTOMIZING ALLOWANCE PROGRAM i; ~ " § • ~ OUR HOMES QUALIFY FOR THE (5%) TAX CREDIT ·· $30,990 to $37,990 2 OR 3 BEDROOMS -2 BATHS (714) 536-1847 ..,. __ M ~ • LOS ALTOS~ • • " c " \ ., • ~ % ,. ~ c • LEISURE LIVING AT ITS FINEST ••• ANO MORE AT CANYON CREST ESTATES WE'VE MADE IT EASY FOA YOU TO MOYE AIG><T IN. CARPET, f.!IAPES AND LANDSCAPING ARE ALL INCLUDED! CUSTOM BUILT ELEG"ANCE ENHANCED WITH SUBTLE EXTRAS SUCH AS - FIREPLACES IN THE MASTER SUITES, LIBIWllES. µRGE POOL AND JACUUI -YQU'l.L FIND IT All RIGHT HERE-W THE GQOULI~ .!fl NEWPOllT B~CH. OUA"1FllS\ i';OR '2000 R~TE . ' • , I .I ' • I 1 t 1 c l ' 1 a t t c n c (, ii a ii fl, [ s s H " I ' . ' RIAL ESTATE Mission. Vie jo Madrid de Espana Models Now Open Unit 30 of M lssion Viejo's popuJ"r Madrid de Eapana series opens this weekend with 55 homes going on sale in Mission Viejo, the 11,000-acre planned community in southern Orange County. five bedrooms, family rooms, .and two or three.car garages. A selection of floorplan variations L including outside balconies off the master suites and wall· removing options creating extra· spacious recreation or hobby rooms -provide versatility to suit differing buyer needs. "Just one month ago, 26 homes were sold ,in a half hour when Unit 29 opened ," noted Grant Su llivan, general sales manager N ..for Mission Viejo Company. ew Ho ,"The demand for these spacious mes and gracious homes continue• lo be very &lrong , often ·exceeding Architectural features include s tep-down entries, beamed cathedral ceilings in some rooms, raised-living areas, and wood -burl'!ing fireplaces. Two plans feature garden-view U· shaped kitchens, which extend into the backyard. Now Open thesupply. ''THESE HOM ES have a liv· ing-in·the-country feeling that is In-NI• guel part of the Mission Viejo way o! life," added SUiii van. "They are a pproached by crossing the bridge ent ry to the rolling hills above Wilderness Glen Natural Area, and are set in the English Canyon sect ion of the com· m unity." Prices are expected to range from $52,995 to $76,245. Open daily from 10 a.m . until 6 p.m .. the Madrid de Espana model complex may be reached by taking the La Paz Road of- fra1np from the Santa Ana-San Diego Freeway, t urning left on La Paz to Marguerite Parkway, left again on Marguerite, and follo,~:ing the s igns to the homes. The grand opening of the fifth p h ase of the\ Sea Ter race Townhomes at l.aguna Niguel has been ann'Ounced by Dick Thorson, sales and marketing director . A newly decorated model com- plex, located on Selva Road, is now open with five models. T h e M adrid de Espana fl oorpla ns r a nge up to 2,920 square feel, with from three to Five noor plans, one being in - troduced for the first time, are availa ble al the Sea Terrace Townhomes ranging in size from a single level, two bedroom, two bath model to a t wo-story, three· bedroom, two-a nd-a -ha lf-bath model. to , Summer Placebyi~~ Summer Place is more than a name. It's a way of life A life of easy living. Care- free.vacation-style ltving. 52 weeks a year. No yard work. No outside main- tenance. No unwanted intruders. Life at Summer Place can be a never-ending vacati on of fun . Golf. Tennis. Fishing. · Surfing. Swimming. Boating. It's all inside Summer Place's gates or within minutes nearby. Driving Olreclioos ~,.<\:In.... "'" !JlllQ.!lll(Jlll 71 4/496-5851 or 496-4601 • Four distinct models to make your vacation-style living as exciting or su~ dued as you want. Each mcx:lel comes standard with dozens of work-saving, ( step-saving features And Summer ~ Place homes proVide the insulated privacy and quiet solitude today's living demands A true investment in the good life with one of the most economical price/value ratios of ocean-view prop- erties to be found. Summer Place Just 2 blocks seaward of the San Diego Freeway on the gentle slopes of San Clemente with an everchanging pa.no· rama of sea. sails and sunsets. Come see Summer Place today. It will be some- thing you'll remember Autumn, Winter and Spring. To re~ S1J171mer Pl~ from ffle north-take the San DieQO Freeway aouth. Exit •!Camino deEltf'tltl•. Tum right and proceed to C.mlno Mlr11 Cost•. Tum lefl IW'Cl proceed 1 block to the ;ate-guarded entr11nce to ~ Place. 1b r9llCll SlMM'l8f Piece from tM aouth-take the San Diego Ftee'MY l"()fth. Exit at QITlino de Estrella. Tum left and proceed to C8mino Ml,. Costa.Turn teft ll'ld proceed 1 blOck to the gate·QUMded entranoe to Summer Place. • I . Ir. .. OAILYPtLOT ...._. Town home luxury... , .everlooking the Valley to the Sea!' )~----' Comt refrt'>h your lifc'!ltylc in the : ~ .. t A Privott Neighborhood In Laguna NlgCJtl Furnished model~· open daily 10 a.m. to du!Jr:, !.td .11ir, away f1om city c.o ngc~11on! '• •. "Tht'><' tlcg.ant .ind sp:ttious homc'!I; .. with spectaculo1r view) from the high, ~"" grtcn h1llsid('S, art less th.in f1)1Jr (If"• ' · miles from the o<:can, minut~·) from 0dna Point Ya cht HJrbor ... with mcmbershipsav.iil.lble in It'll'! L<1gun4 N iguel Tenn1\ Clull and El N iguel Country Club! from $49,900 to S74,200 • • • I ~·-- j • f, ,; ;It. . ~- GRAND OPENING • • 2 lledroon1s • 2 llntl1s Se1•nra•.e Dining Are a -and boating, and hiking, . and fishing, and cycling, and hiding and seeking, and picnicking, and wading AND ALL WITHIN FABU- LOUS CENTRAL PARK. · RECREATIONAL ACRES OF LEISURE-TIME GAMES, SPORTS, AND FAMILY FUN, AND LITERALLY IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD! . EVERYTHING'S INCLUDED IN THE PRICE: •Shag carpeting •Custom lireplaces • Deluxe "Ultra-bright'' country kitchens • Front lawns with a tree a nd sprinklers • Rear and side yard fencing •Wet bars • Shake roofs •Concrete drives • 3-car garages • 3 baths • 2200 square leet of living area MOVE IN NOW ..• OR BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS ASK ABOUT OUR i "HOUSE-OF-THE-WEEK" I"""'-"""! SPECIALS! • LESS THAN 1 MILE FROM THE BEACH. . . ..... l Sunday.Augutt1i.1115 • LIVING ROOM OF NEW '.SUMMER PL.ACE' TOWN HOME IN.SAN CLEMENTE S an C l eme11te Project 'Summer Place' Opens Summer Place, a new private 1ownhome community i s celebrating the grand opening of its first phase, a SS-unit adult liv- :i ng project located i n San Clemente. t"'·o-story homes come with semi · private balconi es orr the master bedrooms. system; and · outdoor patio .. Joaquin Homes Selling Irvine PaclCic Development Company reports that 32 of the S2 homes offer ed in the third phase of its R ancho San Joaquin Towrihome project sold out in the first three days. This represents a total sales value of m ore than $2.3 million. Twenty more homes remain in the third phase of the .community which is located in the Irvine Company 's planned Village of University Park . Priced from $56,990 the oneo and two- story townhomes feature panor amic views of the William R. Mason Region a l Park, the University of Cali£omia at Irvine and the lights ol. Newport Beach in the distance. ''The d e mand just doesn't seem to stop," said Ron Sherman, sales director for the project. ··ay the time the sales of· flee opened at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday morning, we h ad 24 h omebuyers camped outside the door. They began arriving on the previ ous Mo nday. We sold 28 homes that first day and four more by Monday afternoon," he reported. .---~~~~~~~~~~~~~. CALIFORNIA:S PREMIER CONDOMINIUM 601 Lido subtly dontinates Newport Beac1t from the waler'~ edge at Lid'? Js.le. Th is loc.ttion and the sweeping harbor and oce.1n vi1·ws olfl•rcd nt.1y, \VJ th the p.1ss.:ige of tinte, become pricele~s. • l'riv.tcy anJ S~llrity are assured through a 2-l·h uul"closc~ circuit ll·l~visiun s urvcilldnCi:.' systl'n1, a {\111bullon1n e.1 .. h Tl'~1 dencl', .l 24 ·hour security gu,,rJ tind .1 Tl'~1~fcnt 111.1n .1bl'f. ~tr. Ron Rci..<;t·I, liOI Lido Park IJri,·c, b.1ch 1v.•o·bcdroon1 rl·~id l·nci:-offers n !>ll'p· J O\\'n llvin~ roorn \V1th \\'t•l b.1r ;ind r riv .1t(' b;ilco11y. Each n1.1!>tt.'r ~uitl., ,, private dressir1 1; ,1rc:., ov('rs1zeJ 11i.1sll'f b;i.th>oind built-in !>.lun.1. 601 Lido represl•n ts no t only·' residence of exquisite qu;1lily, but an opportunity that m;iy nevt>r <1gain be duplicated . lnvesti g.1tc the advantages o( 60l LiJu now. From $1 25,000. Excellent 8.:Yi% financing av.1il.iblc. (8.81% A.P.R.) Decor;itor l'nodcls open daily \fom 10:00 a.rn. until dusk. Ncwpon llcat:h, c:atlf. 9'l<ili0 (7 1..J J fi7 :;·1il01 Plca~c ~end n1c 111orc infnrn1a1ion about a luxu ry l . , l ' . ' The 20-acre development by Charles T . Smith and Associates offers a private, gate-guarded community featuring four models and floor plans ranging in size from 1 ,301 t o l,590 square feet. The $9. tnillion dollar project h as been planned for maximum privacy with eac h bui ld ing situated around a courtyard landscaped in a park-like setting. Each model has its ov:n semi- :private patio or court and the TWO MODELS at Summer Place are of sing le level design v.·hile two are two.story plans. The two and three bedroom floor plans feature 21.h baths and are completely thick pi le carpeted throughout except £or kitchen and bathroom wet areas. The rour model s, the Sandpiper, lhe Sundowner , the Seabreeze, a nd the Windward, are one and two s tory homes with two car, radio controlled door opening garage: gas-lit, wood· burning masonry firepl ace: in- ternal smoke sensor and alarm SUMMER PLACE is a planned unit development wherein a homebuyer receives fee simple title to his home a nd the 13nd it sits on plus a n undivided interest. in all common areas. Summer Place is situated two blocks west of the San Diego Freeway at the Camino de E strella exit. Prices of the new Summer Place homes s tart as low as $52,500 with conventional financ- ing available. The modeli qualify for the 1975 Federal Tax credit. Public viewing of the Summer Place models is from 9 a .m. to 6 p.m. daily at 409 Plaza E5tival, San c'Jemente. The first and second phases of the project were met with s imilar pre·campouts and sales successes in February and April. or the 310 homes planned for Rancho San <ondnm;n;.,m" 60 1 L;do. '------LIDO I,'-...--• _________ Address . _________ s1~'"'----Zip I Sam ple Towers Be/ ore B uying Prospecti\"e residents will be able to sample life at Ross moor Towers before making a final com. mitment to buy. . Thfs new lease/option plan permits people to Jive' in Ross moor Towers on a rental basis until it is convenient for them to cash in their equities. The rent will be applied to"'•ard the selling price it the ':lessee converts withjn six months; but he has 12 · inonths to exercise his option. •·Rossmooi-is offeri ng this exciting new lease/option plan ... explains Andrew Noonan, director of sales for Rossmoo[' Towers, "so that potential residents will be able to experience the luxuries or Leisure World, Laguna Hills, for up to one year before they decide to purchase a con· "THINK'' ~ SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER F<nr-A~ Df"<'JI 11750 koch Bl•d. w'1....,stn-Sl7-6824 ~~-~-~-~ "THINK" Jaguar SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER hi-A htte.. D-1 dominium manor in -one of the highrise twin ====-=--'---'---Towers:· · - I J7SO ~o<h 8hd. wemn;.,..,. 517·682• · Rossmoor Towers residents )lave the opportuni· ty to sample extra luxury services which includ e three daily meals, regular maid service, special social events, and private key club. They also share in the facilities or Leisure World including swim· ming pools, got£ courses, tennis courts, and s huf fleboard. . Manors ranging in price from $53,900 to $89,500 are available on the lease/option plan. Rossmoor , Towers rS located west or the San Diego Freeway at '.El Toro Road. "THINK" HONDA SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER For A 8e+te.. De-oil 962S G. G. llwd. Gllr"dtft Growe-Sl7·7777 If you could affotd to live anywhere in Newport Beach, chances are you'd live here. r .. -··· PWP!t!'J: ' Our buyers hav<' rcachc-d th;1t ~tn~e in life where they can be quite choosy bout \Vhere they live. 1'h<'y "·nnl a carcf rec, exhilarating home. One th!Jit complements Newport Beach living. 1'he entrance is full ·time security attended. A private dubhouse. with pool and Lennis courts. for play night or day, invites you. And Fashion Island. the ocean, thcrf'Slaurants arc delightfully near. These private homes are ~bloom wilh fresh. carC'f rl'<' ideas nnd are fully landscaped and cilrl'd fOf' you on the oulSidt'. , Yo1i'IJ probably c hoo~t· .Ja:"n1inl' Crcrk because it has the right home in lhc ri~ht. pln<:t!. Be sure to st'IJ th<• l'll'.llttnt new 1nodl'I~. today. J-'nhulous ll'rn1s. low inll'r\'Sl ralel',. 1'pcciali7 . .c<f customi7,· ;ng e\\owan<e\on IRVINE many homes. Phone Vl.1AG€S (714164().-4020. M.J. ~llCK a. §<>NS, INC ,,.,~ ......... , •• ..,., t '""'l'""'i Jn t.hc Village of •larbor View • Jlomes from $95,500 to Stl815DO I Joaquin Townhomes, 170 -NE\XIPORT HE/\Cl-I are now s old . The townhome community is des igned for active, L::.-- r ecr ea ti on ·ori e nte d ----.,..----~ . . . ... adults. ' I / \ Ou• 111o•f populai• ho111eva1• I ' -l "' . 144.'ltf). Wou ~ain bu~ one • lo• 140.991. -~ • ll~ouhu••~! Shazam! For a limited time we just reduced the price on our big 3 bedroom, 2 bath. "C" plans a whopping $3;755. No strings. No gimmicks. These are brand new, cho\ce location, townhomes with all the quality features you'd expect ·in a prestige aqdress like Newport Beach, Rustic wood exteriors, fenced patios, · !larages, wood·beam ceiTings,.cozy fireplaces, luxurious carpeting, dish- wash ers and much, much mor.e: And, steps from yourJront door, you'll find a private 15-acre meadow, complete with pools, sauna, jacuzzi, volleyball , basketball, joggi ng trails and a list of other adult playth [ngsyou won't believe. Finally, to make this a truly super sa le, each of these homes qualifies for up to $2,000 in ta x rebates in accordance . with theTaxRedu9tionJ\ctof 1975. · These spei:ial prices are !lood on ' selecfed lots and are subject to pr-iorsale. So hurry to Newport Terrace today for the chance of a-lifetime to o'Nn a Newport Beach home ata once in a lifetim e.price. - ' • ,. ' • I i ' .. I Suftdty,Augua117, 197S OAllYPILOT DJ . *** :50~ TARIEL REALTORS~ . . • * * *** GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY 1926~ 1976 .. REAL ESTATE SALES TRAINING SCHOOL COLLEGE STYLED CLASSES New or expenenced! HOfe's your chance to become a high earning prolessfonal. Learn !tom 12 outstand· ing instruclors using the rrost rrodern equipmenl and technlql.tes. In just 15 day's you can complete a tchedule of concentrated real estate courses. If you are dedicated to becoming lhe ""best'" then call for · class time and schedule. CALL MR. FLORY 132-5440 ........... , . ..,... ~ alashed for fast sate! Lush tropical yard with fill trees &. greenhouse. Garage converts to hideaway or den, 3 bedroom suites. breakfast bar, h.lcte living room. Oelu:.x:e ·kitchen with built-ins. Fresh pairtt. Ask for Irene Beck S4o.1720 T,.,.,_..._. A most out,.atanding family home! landsCaped it.urrounding • lf'limmer'tng pool• with Jacun:i. · · Decorator fountains thruout. 5 bedrooms. oversized farnly room. Huge 28 foot living room, wood-burning fireplace. Colonial kitehen. Listed by Bev CMens. 4tJ.IJ41 . _ .... _ "'-~' Attention large families tor those who like tots of room! 2 bedrooms plus a den dowrmstairs. .3 bedrooms upstairs for · a tot Bl , of 6 bedrooms! Separate family room boasting firBl>'eee. Country kitchen rich In 'lllOOd cabinetry. No--maintenance landscaping. A tot of holT8 for the -$84,eoO Alk•for Albert Vwt•o,11. • tU.1111 ,,.....PwcesW. Mull hav9 fast aale & escrow! Beautilul retreat with easy-care landacaplng tront &. rear. Versatile 4 bedrooms, xtra baths, gracious entry. Huge 20 foot master b edr oom; ovwsized living room. ttackling firepla::e. Cantin• kitchen. Only 1t\ years new! $58.900. Ask tor 8albera Eyster. 142-ltM MEMBEJ=I t&BSEYMORE New Manager, Fountain Valley Office Tarbell. Realtors announces the appelntment of Herb Seymore as new manager of the firm's Fountain Vafley office, located at ~ 18884 Brookhurst. Fountain Valley':' Herd brings an extensive background in sal~ and management to his new pcsition with Tarbell. A resident of Fountain Valley, Herb prides himself on his easy, "country boy" approach to real estate sales. Whether ~uying, selling, investing, renting or if you're interes,ted in a real estate career, contact Herb Seymore at: 962~1373 -·--CAtw•,_ l1r 2..tory in design with tasteful Palos Verdes stone A Yirtual forest ol trees ~ding unlimited shade & exterior. P#k-tike yards. sprinld..-s tor easy maintenance. 4 bedrooms plus a big den Inside. Xlra baths. oversized living r oom with fireJMace. Intimate dining served '/":<' by country kitchen. Slate entry. ~ beally. Ck>se to Plaza shopping center. Copper plu.mbing thruout Handsome brick fireplace is wood-burn,ing. 3 bedroom wing, cozy e.ting area. Deluxe kitchen with built·ins Covered game room $40 950 J..1sted by Ray 169,900 Listed by Glen Hellwarth. 540--172t Redisay 540-1720 ,.. • ..... ~ ....... ... 1-a. .... ca,- 3 ..P.,.te yards for YoUr kkts lo play? Room for ~:!': !~tr~~~~0~:11~:;:'. • Ch•rmino San Clemente residence low-maintenance la~~aping. Inside there's a laroe fort.able Lush se p•rate fam ily room . Wood·burning firepl ace. 3 bedrooms. xtra baths. Spanish kitchen rich In wood accents. EXceHent price-$45,750. Listed by M1rg11et Highsmith. ..... nt "9st• suite with private bath. 3 bedrooms 1n ell. $epa"8fe family room. galley kitchen of wood mccents.. Bnlnd new deluxe shag carpets. coordinated draperv $49,500 Ilk for Jim Sanders. 4tJ.7210 AnT-' ,, ft For your dream home? Thia ts it! Most beautiful area •. ,,....,.., .......... For a coforful array of beauty! lots of bushes. pla~s and fruit trees galore! c.orner lot, o;r< , -~~:s l' of Laguna Ntguel with community MWim· pool for hot su rrvner days, PrMtte patto, neatly landscaped vrith , ·sprinkler• front and rear. Guest bedroom, private IT8Sler f suite. Beautifully decorated , thruout. And priced at only f'" M4,000. Ask for Austin Bullum. Jt IJ0.6GJO ..._.., ...... , ... The kSeal home for entertaining! candlelight di_ning to serw·YoUr gourmet deHghts. 3 1 ~ lieeptno qu.-t«m. Extra lave lol t .. ~" with brick patio with lath cover , ~ • weal for summer C:OOkOuls ~ Just .. lUing In the sun. Partdand Ytrds ~· ; ·~ crisply n."nlcured. $44,000 Lilted , ~ Betty Childers. , <.;. ., .. _ walk lo shopping & schools. Rooms are oversized for comfort. 3 bedroom wing, secluded rrester suite. luxury living room ideal for family get·togethers. Stove & refrigerator included! Asking $37,500 Ask for Jim Kirrtnel. ........ 1'ARBELL'S SONDAY OPEN HOUSES I ·5 P.M. Jl•*··-3144Blnnuda. Costa M9Sll ............................................... 145,750 201& e.rr.ncs. Newport Beach .........•...•...•...............•........ 160,500 307Vhlt8Truchr. .. N~ Beach ...... , ...•............................. 184,700 11MAugusta,CostaMeea .......................... , ...•....•.......... S-49,150 2988 Petnba, Cost• Mesa ... ,, ...•......... , .•••.. , ..• , ...•...••.......•. 184,500 2'07 C>ltve, Santa Ana (PC>Ol.J ............•......••..•...•....••........ 184.500 411 l I 3201 Deegan, Santa Ana ................•...•..•...•...........••....... 152,500 2725 Poplar, Santa Ana .................•...••.. , ..•........•.......... S42,500 22171 La Oulnta. Miask>n Viefo ............. , ...•..•...••... , ... , , ....... S68,500 13712Solttmre,kvine •.....................•..•.......•...•...•.......... $65,900 :21856 La Sierra. Minion Viejo .,:-.........•..•....... , .......•.......... 187,500 "'612 ViO Juontta. Miaaion Yoejo ....•...•.....•...•..•••••..•.••...•..•. $88,500 i 540-1720 54~1720 54~1720 54().1720 54~1720 979-2390 97S.23SO 772-8990 830«)3() 830«l30 830<IOOO ~ Relocating? tf you're ..ovinq to c.dher crea. Tcrbell .cOft cn"GIMJ' for you to recei•e fr'ff infonN1H011 frOftl o•er 7000 connunftie-5 thruoYt the USA CMd wveral foreign countries thrv our RELO organi1ation. For further detoils pl•oH call Ms. Reio, MEMBER (714) 832-5440 REL@ ' ................ Surrounded by gently rOlling slopes and vaUeysl Oki charm Spanish hacienda with• professional landscaping. TOPPed by red-tile roof and offenng 4 king bedrooms, all centrally cooled. Spanish kitchen serving inlimale dining area. Separate family room. llJxury living ro"om boasting fireplace S61 500 As$t for Sandy Bell t7f·2lt0 ~~ Tn.u..11 ..... tte.. In prestigious Newport Beac h! landscaping trio! Sulf balcony, Spanish tiled roof. 12 ft. ceilings 1n deluxe kitchen, luxury living room and formal dining room. Custom decor thruout. 3 suites. 160.500 listed by Solly Shatzen. 540-1720 c..e-, ... ..._•I Acn Surrounded by lush loilage and !Tllny trees. Olympic sized pool. Custom ht.ill uniQue "1' -'*'~·"""' rosewood paneling lhruout. Swedish flHJplace is the focal ~ point of the pool·sized fatni1y room. 4 king·sized bed rooms. 4400 square feet inside. Jerry Woods has the details.,. t6Z.5"4 ..... _ ... ti you're looking for a 3 bedroom, 3 bath house the "Eat Bluffs."' Panoramic vtew of lC>P8f" bay, tropical Jand9caping .tth decorator waterfall. Ron"'mn pill•r entry , antique mirrors thruout. Huge 25 fool fiesta room. family kitc hen. Travertine fireplace. 189,500. Listed by Eleanor Tjossem . ,_ .. c...., Retreat tO'the country QUiet of this charming '"Oce•n Air"' residence! Entire front yard completely fenced for your childrens safety. Family ftoor plan leaturing 4 bedroom wing, wkte entry to family parlour, country kitehen rff:h in wood cabinetry. Covered petio, handymans ginge. $48,500. Listed by Mary Nihart. 141-2161 BE;,b-@. Serving 700(). Cities Throughout The U:.S.A. Alner~ca's. Larg.est Home Resale Company I .. • • I I ' - • .~ • • .,. ... .•. .. I " " '' • .. 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The insurance information in· stitute says these extra and mostly wmecessary tests are believed to be costing the American public $3 billion to $7 billion a year. What should be done about the high cost of' medical malpractice suits? WASHINGTON (UPI) hit, wiUt a 30 percent in-. and the blgh risk of -The number of smaJl crease in cloeina:s over failure. the latest In· busineues opera.ti.ng i.Q 1973. Bu1foess service iemar-Revenue Service the United _States re-firms were second, 1uf· bu.siness census showed ached an al{:time high feting a 27 percent in-the number of small last year. but at tbe creueinfailures. businesses coatiDuea to sametimethenumbero( lncorporati~ns, increase aubal"anUally ·small business failures a~other significant Jn-each year. It reported in during 1974 increased by dica~ of small busineu . it.a tut survey that the &percent. ·\fll'OWth,alsodlpped. · '::C ol small buai- According to ltatistics Despite the negative new by 5.5 per- released by the Small effect& o1 the receuion centt:ot.2mUUoa. Business Ad ministra-r::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::;:::::; According to the Insurance In· fcrmation Institute, a research and public relations bureau in New York representing many carriers, the in- mrance industry cannot itself solve the malpractice muddle or even play the leadin"g role in sol.Ying it because the companies are caught right in the middle. The institute has collected a lot of data and opinions to support its con - tention that the mess must be cleaned· up by the medical profession, by letialators and by an awakening of the public to the dangerous way in which .unJusUfied malpractice suits are nmning up the cost of medical care and even making it unavailable under some circumstances. "The insurance principle of spread- ing out the risk does not work wh en the COllUi become so high the premium needed from each of those expoe:ed to the risk becomes too burdensome," ex- plained ab institute official. A STUDY is underway of the causes of a ten-fold rise In malpractice claims since 1969. and the attendant sharp increase in the siie of jury awards when the claims go to trial. The institute says the mOl'e important causes include: -A naive belief by many people that doctors 'are or ought to be infalli- ble and that anything short of total re· covery must be the docttt's fault. -Medical procedures more radical and complex than in the past, with more surgery and more radical drugs, thus increasing the possibility ol careless error . -The medical profession has become impersonal; only rarely does ~e patient look on the doctor as a cl011e friend whom he would be ex- tremely reluctant to sue. -Big malpractice jury awards get lotl of publicity and stir the desire of others to collect in the same way. -The medical profeulon has been ballty and inept at weeding out incom- petent or unscrupulous" doctors and now is paying the penalty for thi s in rising ma.lpi-actice claims. -Malpractice suits are a bonanza to money-hungry lawyers. AS OF RIGHT now, the institute says . the doctors and insurance com· panies who have suffered big losses on mal practice policies, are the big losers from the phenomenal increase · in claims. But the public is starting to lose too. It ls not possible to say exactly how much malpractice insurance cost has • h.cl to do with tbe rise in physicians· fMe since general overhead and in.Oa - Uon are more impartant factors. But for some yean now doctors bave been •eekina to ward off "\ malpractice claims by "defensive · medicine," insJ1Un1 on numerous ex· pen1ive additional le!!U. the mai n purpose of whJch is to bui ld up a de· r 1 ... ill case a maJpracUce claim de-f . ' • Analyzing the results ol. public opi· nion polls, statements by insurance companies, economists, the medical societies, legislators, .. Jegal societies and editorial opinion, the insurance bureau offers a number d. ideas. lion. the recessionary .. ~ . impact of the e nergy .shortage coupled with low consumer demand fcrced 38 of every 10,000 small busineasea to fold last year, the highest an-,......,...,, .. nual percentage of FOR EXAMPLE, in June a Gallup poll, querying a wide but random sample of the public on the matter, found : ~ 84 percent or those queried said the doctors ought to be tougher about eliminating their incompetent and un- scrupulous colleagues. RCA TECHNICIAN CHECKS EQUIPMENT Commend end<:...-Unit WHI Go to Mera failures since IMS. The con1tru.ction in- dustry was the hardest -80 percent thought fawyers' fees .on malpractice cases ought to be Radio Headed for Mars severely limited by st~tute. · -62 percent favored putting limits" on the amounts juries could award in malpractice claims. -59. percent were fer a five-year -statute of limitations on malpractice claims. -57 percent favored compubory arbitration of the claims outside the courts. . EXAMINATION of other data showed that, in spite .fl. the large size ol malpractice settlementa, the pa· One if by land. Twolfbysea. Communications at the speed ol lia:ht was available in Paul Revere's day, but only as far as the eye could see the lighted lanterns hanging in the Old North Church. Two hundred years later, during the celebraUon of this country'• blcenten· Dial, a more sophisticated com· munications system designed and built by R.CA will broadcast a message from the surface ot Mars - 250 million miles to earth. ti en ts get only 18 to 24 cents out of FOLLOWING an ll·mooth journey. every dollar the doctcrs spend on two Viking Lander spacecraft are rrialpractice insurance. slated to touch down m Mars, the flf'St Lawyers get the biggest hunk. The cm July 4, 1976. contingency fee for plaintiff's lawyer The unmmlned spacecraft wiJI be normally is SO percent. The insurance launched 10 days apart. The first company has to pay-the defense launching was scheduled for Aug. Jl lawyer as welJ and iU own contingen-but has beemlelayed. cy and administralive ~ts eat up the Once ort the surface of Mars, the rest or the premium money. Viking Landers will come to grips Most of the medical and insurance with some crucial questions about li(e people expressed somewhat similar on Mars. Does it exist! U so, in what views to those ol the public in the fOl'm ? Did it ever exist? Or is Ji(e yet Gallup poll. In additim, I!lanyofthese to come? urged: The ans wen may come when the -"Re-establishing the Si;>·called · Vikln& Landers probe the Martian ''l~ality r ule'' in m.alpract1ce ~uit 1011, analyze soil samples fer organic trials to forbid calling in out~nde and biological content. and take high- medical experts from big cities as reaoluUon photographs ot &urround- witnesses to p-aas on the conduct o( a in& terrain. This infonnati<e will be small town doctor. transmitted to earth by one ~ two -Changing the law lo _put the communication links -either UHF°' burden or proof or m~practice more &Band. The Lander·communications squarely on tho plalotilh. aubeyatom wu develoPOd by Ute RCA -Better lecal definitions of Aatro·Electroillcs Division, Prln· malpractice. . cet.on, N . .T. · -Making the lllS\D'ance company responsible only for claims actv.ally presented during the policy ,....,.. At pr~ent it can be held responsible for claims filed years later. -Forbidding aulta for apeclflc amounts on the grounds publication d. such a figure gives unrealistic expec· tations to pletntilfs .and unrealh1Uc ideas to jurors. But to achieve any cl these will take much hard work and. the lnsurance Institute said. material it has: gat here d s hows that because malpractice 1ult1 are pnilitable to 1,wyen. a cons,derable put ol. the legal profe11lon, which -.Joys the . greatest influ ence In leg:lala).lve bodles of any group In the country, will oppose any Chl.Dlft.. ,' .. . . " THE AClTVE role ol Ute Lander communications eubo)'ltem beg!ne ot separation from the mother lb.Ip. Separation thrusten are ftred, ucl the UHF communication ltnlr. la turned on f'or tranamtsslon of' engineering telemetry to th,e orbiter until after the landing. ... The descent ls slow.:t atnnt by at· mosphertc dra1 fi~ •t 800,000 f'eet, then by a par ;athute deployed at 20.000 fttt and finally by termlnal des· cent engines from S,000 feet to the sur- face. Shortly after landtn1, 1•blch is timed to occur ln mld.tlemoon, the orbiter will pass beyond the horizon and will .not appear over the landing Iii. UllW Ute out llertlao cl.a¥. J4.a I ' . "'-......... hours later. The landed sequence continues with the deployment of the ~band antenna to establish a direct com.municationa: link to earth. Scientific experiment!; will be turned on and their data output fl'ansmltted either directly or re- corded for later transmisslon. . UNDER CONTRACT to Martin .Marietta Corporation, the prime con· ·tractor, tbe RCA divialoo. developed and built Ute Viking L.-com· municaUons system. NASA's Lantley Research Center, Hampton. Va., dlrecta Ute Viking project. The VikiQI' spacecraft is a robot· . like laboratory that ccusista of an or· biter and a lander. RCA equipment aboard the lander inclu.des an ultra· high frequency (UHF) rad.lo to relay scientific information. to the orbiter and an 5-bood set to t.ransmit directly to earth. The laiJder carries life-detecting in- strumenu that can be operated by direct command frQm earth. After touching down •. the craft "111 continue to radio data and information on the atmosphere, in· .eluding result.s from bloloefcal and chemical ex~riments. Panoramic pictures of Ute Martian landscape also will be sent back to eattb. Dianey Seta Sights ' On Sierra lake • TiUCKEE, Calli. VJ'.1-'W'alt Dll· D01Producliooo olymlodlnltodnom "' • , ..... .,,..;i -hl,i. la ·tbe Siem mountallll, b• Mt Ill lipta GI!. a small man·m•d• lab npar !h• Callfomia·Nevada border. " Independence Lake, serene lb the shadow of ~.1'3·foot Mt Lola, will be the 1ftt of Dl1ney's l1i.t tamlly ''de1ttaatton'' resort, if ,local authorities •pprove. Included will be a ped:estrjan- or1ented village, a 275-roo:nlodae, Wt· dersround parlr.inc, conclomlriluma, shopt, an electTlc·coc railway, a -lain tap re1tauraot and• •orleQ' of outdoor recreation act:lvlties, in· cludlrtl 1kllng, hiking, campinc and ftsblq. r I ' Order Yours NOW ••• 1000 Beautiful Stick-on labels v.- • PERSONALIZED •snusH •EASY TO USE . •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEN '"AH AND llZI OP LAllL ...,._,, .... 0.. \,IJ. Main ltr••I ,,,.,, •• It,,,..,. •• ,. t2J41 ' ' 1 .. --:--------------------· " • PIR lftthltc ........ ~ftt •IMl.nufl with JI.SON: 'llet Prlntl"I LaMI Ofv., ·...,. office Ilea l~ C..t• Meu, c...,.,"'' mu I' I • f ' ~ r , I • ... . ... ' ' . ------------------... •'• \. . .. ' ( ( I ., ENCROACHING SANDS -An oasis village in .Arat, Mauntan1a, 1Sa fragileoutpost against advance of Sahll.ra sands. Seven. yea_rs of drought, broken last year, have left millions starving and thousands dead despite relief efforts. 'Fourth-world' ·Crisis Tlwi,r Vision: Relief for the Undeefed BfGEORGEW.CORNELL AP lt•ll1lon Wril• MONROVIA -The waitress set the laden plate in front or him. He st~red at the heaped, steam- ing slices of wh ite chicken the brown dressing, the sauces' and side dishes. Me mories swept bim. He couldn't eat. "My appe tite vanished," says ~-W. Stanley Mooneyham, pre- !ndent of World Vision lnterna· tional, who just returned from a visit to project s in hunger- stricken areas or Asia. 11IE REMEMBERED sights of starving human beings, along with the thought of how much food would be thrown Qut from that one over·'f'illed American restaurant plate, left him a bit sick. At such moments, he says, when the m emories come, when in mind he sees again the thin races , the hollow eyes and hears the cries or the hungering young, "I do not sleep well. Or eat com· fort.ably.'' Dr. Mooneyhan, 49, a lanky Baptist clergyman who heads a fast.growing global operation that combines tending both spirit and body, has become a wlde- roving, outspoken champion of the "fourth world" -the earth's underfed millions. "THE WORLD CAN be fed." he . writes in a n impassioned UPIT1l1phot11 FAMINE VICTIM -Last fall 's flooding in Bangladesh left victims like this young boy starving at relief cen· ters all over the country. '· ' VAIN EFFORT-Maklngaflrtlledemudooberownwasted body , a · woman tries to .nut"ae her son, near death from starvatloo lndrouibt-strlcken Mauritania. ' . analysis of the problem issued by Word publishers, "What Do You Say to a Hungry World?" Jte maintains the resources and technolQgy are available to feed 10 limes the world's present population ''if we had the will.'' "We have virtually everything we need except the determina· tion to apply it," he says . "It would require changing some of our systems and scrapping others, but there is nothing sacrosanct about the systems." ALTHOUGH DR . Mooneyham, once the head of international relations for the Billy Graham Evangelistic As- sociation, is oy-t:~evangelical wing of Christianity h~olds that deeds of service ar indispensa- ble to proclaiming the gospel. "Great violence is done to the gospel if it's separated into social action and evangelism," he said in an interview. "They're the Siamese twins or the church. They: go together. Neither makes sense without the other.'• That broad-dimensional ap. proach is a hallm ark of World Vision, a nondenominational Christian agency whose scope of work has zoomed in a period of economic squeeze when most church programs barely have held their own . ITS OPERATIONS HAVE doubled in six years. Its bud get rose 34 percent last year, to more than $13 million. The climb is even steeper so far this year, an estimated 45 percent, with cor - responding expansion of work. From headquarters here in Monrovia, the organization car- ries on projects of child care, emergency relief, vocational 'Great t>iolence u done to the goqel if it'• separated into socia' action and et>angeli•• • • • neither 1nakes sense lritho11t the other." schools, economic development and ministerial training in 30 countries, mostly the poorer na· tions or Asia and Africa. This 'year, the agency's 25th anniversary, it ts putting prime emphasis on serving the hungry and stimulating Ameri·can awareness of their needs. Part of the effort, called ''Project FAST," is beaded by Sen. Mark Hatfield (R·Ore.J ''WE RA VE A. CHOICE.'' says· Dr. Mooneyh,am. "Change our lifestyles a little or watch millions die or starvation ... He spends about nine months of the' year in travel, checking on the organization's far-flung varied projects. Unlike mo s t evan gelical groups, the organization sh1es away from sending American personnel overseas, relying in· stead on indigenous national workers. or more than 2,000 overseas workers, only about a· dozen are Americans. "OUR PHILOSOPHY IS dif- ferent from groups that want to perpetuate an insititutional name," be said. ''We're there to support the national church leadership. We think it's better, smarter and cheaper to help them do the job themselves. It's on a partnership buis." · Actually, be added, Christian o.verseas work is becoming a ''supercultural, s upernatural· family of faith," free of the old Western paternalism and with Western churches providing only backup resources and specialists. He says the main batUe these days, 1ttt11ed in his extensive lectures and wr!Ungs, ii against the ""°"omic imbalances that drive tile bunlJ'Y towud "lheend without ever ltnowtne a IJePn-nm,." For them, he adda, lhe old ~liaua quellloa is ...,...eel, "la Ibero a life beforedNtbT" I DAIL y PILOT D: Teacher Reassigri.ed Controversial Michael Mang To McNally Suapended Corona del Mar High School teacher Michael Mang has been transferred to the starr roster al McNally High School , the continuation high school in the Newport-Mes a school district , he disclosed Fri· day. However, the controversial in· structor will still have a public hearing on Oct. 9 to determine his professional competency, ac· cording to District Supt. John Nicoll. IT I S STILL n ot clea r , however, whethe r Mang will teach in his new assignment. Nicoll r efused to elaborate on Mang's status in the district, but said that the transfer does not af· feet the hearing a nd that it was Ordeal Ot>er Ronald Mayes , 33, of Chicago has been released from Cook Cou nty J ail after serving three months time for r ob- bery h e didn't commit. Mayes, a con s truction worker, said he was beaten and sexually molested by other inmates. Laguna Set To View Coastal Plan The Irvine Co mpany's plan for coastal development between Laguna Beach and Corona del Mar wW be outlined lo members of the Laguna Beach City Council and Planning Com mission at 4: 30 p.m. Tuesday at City Hail. The coastal plan now is pend· ing before the Orange County Planning Cor:hmission. since the land falls within unincorporated territory. The company has proposed. a mix of residential and tourist· oriented commercial uses on the property. Housing developments would be concentrated toward the Corona del Mar r each of the property with much of the land adjacent to the Laguna Beach end left in open space. Laguna Beach officials in the past h ave expr essed concern about the proposed development, particularly wit h respect to the effects th at in creased traffic would have on Art Colony streets. Aloha.Party lnNeuport In celebration of ''Aloha Week'' In Newport l,teach, a llawa!ian·style party will be held at 5:30 p.m . Wednesday, poolside at the Newporter Inn. • Co-sponsored by the N~rt Harbor Chamber of Commerce and the Newport Harbor Conven- tion and Visitors Bureau, the par- ty is for both ch amber members and other guests. In addition to a Polynesian re- view provided by Aloha Airlines, there will be fresh orchids for tbe women, fres h pineapple ap· peti:iers and door prizes. Persona interested in attendint are asked to make reservations at 644-82U. _... dooe 0180 he wouldn't be left in limbo." Mang was suspended last May from hi s teaching duties at Corona del Mar lligh and was is·· sued an "intent to dismhis" notice. THIRTY.FOUR CHARG ES were lis ted agains t Mang, primarily concerning asserted "unorthodox'' teaching style. The 30-year old social studies teacher demand ed the charges be made public and a public hearing was scheduled ror the first time in the district's history. The-hearing was originally scheduled to take. place last month, but Mang'S attorney re· quested an extension to allow time to prepare his client's case. Supporters Say Mang said he agreed lo 11' transfer as part of the agreemei when the extension was granted ''l'M NOT TOO happy abo1 being transferred, but it was pa of the deal so I 'll go along wi' it.'' Mang said. When M ang was suspended i May, he was assigned speci work in the district's central c rice until the close of 5-Chool i June. ''J really don't know whether would have returned to that wo1 or to Corona del Mar High in Sei lember if I h adn 't been r . assigned to McNally," Mar. said. The special work involvt 1 creating a cUrriculum for soci; l studies teachers for the bicente nialyear. Malpractice Bills Might Not Be Cure SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Se nate has app r oved two wide· ranging m a lpractice in· surance <..fe(orm bills, but sup- porters s"' they can't guarantee the proposals will solve the malpractice crisis. "Is this bill the answer to the malpractice problems? I have lo tell you I don't have the foggiest idea," Sen. Dennis Ca.q>enter (R· Newport Beach) told his col- leagues Thursday. "BUT TffiS IS a possible solu· lion. There must be signifi cant savings in the things we are do- ing." The upper house sent Carpen- ter's bill and a proposal by Sen. Omer Rains (D-Ventura) to the As sembly on votes ol 25·8 and 25·3. Both bills ar e designed lo curb rising malpractice insurance rates by limiting attorney 's fees and culling the statute of limita- tions on malpractice cases in most circumstances from four years to three. IN ADDITION , THE Carpenter measure would also limit corripensalion for a pa· tient 's non-economic losses - pain and s uffe ring inconve- nience, physical impairment and disfigurement -to $25,000. Compensation for economic losses from injury or death would be limited to the cost of medical treatment. rehabilitation, loss of earnings and expenses due to any services lost. Both measures woo.Id also at· tempt to give the public a great.er role in the regulatioo of physi· ciaos by adding seven laymen to the Board of Medical Examiners. RAINS' BILL wou1d also limit compensation for noneconomic losses, and require the stale in- surance commissioner to hold a public hearing on any r ate in· crease of more than 10 percent a year. Carpe nte r said Insurance Commissioner Wesley Kinder estimated that his bill coo.Id cut present rates by 31 percent. Rains said Farmers Insurance Group estimated that just the legal reforms in h,is bill could mean a 20 lo 30 percent redu ti on. MEANWIDLE Thursday, U Assefn.bly approved a bill givir the insurance com mission pow. to set malpractice insuran1 r ates in some cases. But a second bill giving U state authority to go to the aid • bankrupt hospitals was soundl defeated by the lower house. Bicycle Trail Funds Sought By Newport The city of Newpart Beach wi l apply for $11,000 from tb SOutliern California Associatio of Governments (SCAG) lo hel pay for a bicycle trail in We: Newport. SCAG administers a $300,0l account for Orange County citi( wishing to build facilities e> elusively for cyclists o · pedestrians. The West Newport bike trail ir· volves laying down an aspha/ strip along the inland edge < Seashore Drive from the Sant Ana River Bridge to Rive Avenue. Tbe trail wiJl cos $23,000 .. Public Works aides told the cit; cooncil this week that, based o; current formuta'S, Newport is en titled to $11,000 for the trail froo theSCAG account. Market to Collect Recycled Metal Beginning Monday, one Alph:- Beta Market in Huntingtor Beach, Will provide a noon to ~. p.m. pickup center f'* recycled aluminum. The store is at 6911 Warner Avenue.· • The Reynolds Metals CompaJll will pay 15 cents a pound and $300 a ton for aluminum beverage cans and other clean household aluminum, including 1V dinner trays. bakery containers and pie pans. In San C'lenlente HUD Discounts Flood Insurance Federally subsidized. nood in- surarice is now available for resi- dents of San Clemente in de- signated flood prone areas. Property owners can purchase the insurance at reduced pre- mium rates under the program administered by the Department of Housing and Urban Develop- ment (HUD>. The nood insurance company 1a the Fireman's Fund American Insurance Companies and is available through any licensed property insurance agent or broker. The flood prone areas de• sign ated are the Prima Deshecha and Segunda Deabecha canyon areas ancl along the city shoreline. Flood insurance is reqlli.Ntt if (edft'ally insured IOID8 Cll' -rec1 ... a1 assistance is applied for lnbuildlnc or purcbue. Grass Roots Effort t El Toro Crusade-rs Unite "HIT IT," a new grass-roots citizens organization in the Sad· dleback Valley, will hold its kickoff meeting at noon Monday at the Topper's restaurant in El Toro. The acrony m stands for "Honesty, lnte1rl1.y and Truth Insistence Team," an organiia· lion co.founded by John S . Simons of Laguna Hills and FA McKean of El Toro. "EVERYBODY PJWMISESto follow the golden ruleo (spelled out ln the name) bu~ somehow, things go wrong and we end up with waste and mismanagement much too often,'' Simons says. "We hope to follow through when-something gets of( the track, get it back on the track and then keep it there." At Mondaf's kickoff meetlns the two foundera will discuss the team's aims and expeetaUom, problem areas of priority in· tereat, and qu1llflcations for membenhlp. The public is ioylt· edlooUend. • &mONS Ill a l'.req-1.born In the side or public boards and commissions, including the coun- ty Board or Supervisors. He ran in the trustee election ol the Sad· dleback Valley Unified School District earlier lhi3 spring but was defeated. McKean ooce worked for c:m- .sumer odvocate Ralph Nllller and ii currently PUlllinS fer re-,....,, In regulation1 ,.......,. homeo~Der tax Im_. ..,.., eou11:ti . Holteao waata, .homeowners lo be paid ~\ .., mmey lleld ill lmpGllllll - couoU. -~ I· .P4 DAILY P1LOT Sundoy.Augu1tt7, 11175 • .._.,.,_~ · JH1u1nFerS. Hoaes PorS. ..................................................................... . 4iewe1.. tOOJ1G1•1.. lod2 G...,... 100:2 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 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Elet1rie garage opener. AU this for only $29,900 full price ! Take advantage. Exce llent Costa Mesa ba r gai n . C•l l n ow . 752-J700. ()PfN !!! 9 • ll"S IUlll 10 If Nl(I :' •.... ',i ;),'1 I · .. ., .;·;.:,;: ---'l THE REii~ I EST!ITERS I ---~ llG CAHTON CPla n 2 Br oa dmore). BeauW ul stone & stucco 4 Br, 2~ Ba. bo me. Highly upgraded marble entry, huge living rm., includes conversation pit w /stone fireplace. Lge ram11y r m also has stone fir e place. Gor geou s land scaping, putti n g .E•CH RETR"•T green & 3 car garage. A ~ Owner w ill show by ap· $52, 900 pofntment this weekend. Ramblin g rour bedroom . Will consider renting lo two story, formal entry reliable ply. EXQUISITI "l(• , Spa rkllng 3 bdrm., 2'h ba., hiably upgraded, free/standing Bluffs coado with lus h garden in wr ap-around,, patio ; on one or the nicest greenbel(4." Garage, completely finished Inside, with blt·in stor age cabinets. $78,000 . C.F. Cdt.ESWORTl:IY ,~· 640:.0020 EA STBLUFF·CEH'l'ER 1002' Go•ral 1002 .............................................. OPEN SAT. & SUN 1-5pm 102 LINDA .ISLE ,. DOYllt SHOllS .. AHCll Molt prestigious address. Fantastic 4 BR home w /beautiful pool & full view ~ back bay. All nns surround colorflll ganlen rm w /wet bar. Exquisite! • !BGALAXYDR. SUNl-5 &aeA I SU -HIW-MAliHll'ICIHT Peif,ct design ! Elegant carpeting, ~ & wallpapers, Italian marble, & jacuzzi. 5 BR, FR, form . DR, Ulianl rm. 5'h ba. Pier /slip. $395,000 76LINDAISLEDR. SAT/SUNI-5 l'EMIHSULA "COHDO" -$63.000 Carefree llvlng In tbis beautiful 2 bdrm 2 bath condo in super top quality bldg on the bay. Boat slips, pool & patios .SPAlllLIHG POOL HOMl-$74,tOO Encldlled frt courtyard w /po.ol. Privacy. 4 Bdrms incl sep. guest BR & ha. Lots of glass. Newpt address. 1706 IRVINE AVE. SUN 1·5 THE "LIVIHG EHD"! $91,500 Big, beaut. end unit in the ';Bluffs''. Customized '1E '1 plan w/wide vu of up- per bay. 3 BR, o'size fam rm w/wet bar, 2'h baths, 2 frplcs, privacy. SPECIAL! SPECIAL! ~ .. j DOLLARS AllSEllSE teallY talk in the aalea appeal of Uiii lovely Monaco model 2 bdrm. & den home in Harbor VlflW Hllll. There la an assumable G.I.&11,oan IA the amount of $70,000 at .,..'l(, i-est -offered for only $78,000 ! PRIVATE WORLD OF l .. Ll~P,~.s~~E l A beautiful 3 bedroom borne with the ·smallest prjce on Linda, but big on everything else. JACOBS REALTY . 675-6670 2919 Ntwpart lllwl.'corner 30th • ~ IOOZ All real estate advertised in this newspaper is sub- ject lo the Federal Fair Ho us in g Act o f 1968 which makes it iUegal to a dve rtise .. a ny pre- rerence, limitation, or discrim ination based on race, cQlor, religion, sex, or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, li mita- t ion, or discrimination." to unique livin g and din-___ 6_4_4_-_2_4_6_6 __ ing a reas. Banquet sized CiaMNll kitchen . POOL TABLE OPULENT ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••"•••••••••••••••• 1oozco._., .1002 2987 QUEDADA SUN 1-5 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EMPTY WOODS SIZE FAMILY ROOM BEACH FIXER OPElfiAT /SUH 1-5 WITH W E't B A R . EXECUTIVE 400Yl5TA SUIRTE llG CAHYOH llEAUTY-$210,000 Interesting split-level. Warm· ·at- ·mosphere, great location on fairway. 3 Yrs.new. Cust3&den +billiard rm. ' .. AIANDOMED The Bluifs. N.B. One HOME $47,500 level,·3b<frm.,2bath eod 4750 sq ft of luxury loc al-Price s lashed $5000 unit in A·l irondition! Va- ed . in exclusive Dover below market! Vacant-can~ ready for immed. Shores with a panoramic owner desperate! Needs occupalicy. Vacant 4 BR w i th separate ramUy room in M,esa Woods. Owner left town and is anxious. Priced for quick. sale at 158 ,500. CALL now, 558·26M . This newspaper will not knowin gly accept any .a d ve r tising for rea l estate which ii in viola- tion of the law. view. 5 bdcms, s baths minor paint and fWng! HUHTIMGTOMICH. w/over $15,000. or custom Soaring beamed ceilings 3 Bdnrli .• 11/i ba. condo; wallpaper and drapes, 2 -European kitchen. xlnt c ond., b ea ut . wet bars, 2 fireplaces Walls of glass! SnnQb>e gro u nd s , po o I, and family rooms.From brea kfa s t patio. 3 clubhouse.$32,500 the imme nse massive Monster bdrms. steps to bdrm with sunken bath sandy beach &: pier! I IT) O'>'>...-., I UDO ISU GIEAT IUT-$91.500 Bright & fresh 5 bdrm 3 bath home . Street t o strada, near tennis court & beach. A real home for children! 2).6 VIA ITHACA . OPEN SAT 1-5 t;;,SELECT T'PROPERTIES ---------l l~~~~~~!J!i!!~!J_[ to the trellised garden Prime beach location .:...... . l1J ~7101 1: won't last weekend -.... .......,;!{ Hurry ! Call847-0010. 1111v. OWl1 llG CYH GOU: COUISE J.OT Lge outstanding vu lot for custom home. Pvt drive from streetto site. *Balboa Island* LITTLE ISLAND , Bayrront: nice lge. home +apt:+ priv. pier. Just reduced $25,<Dt for Im· med.1ale! " Beach UYing For $52,000! Exciting-Sunny-Open 3Br-2Ba. 2 Story Li v. Rm. w /frplc. Lge patio EASTSIDE ESTATl $33,950 FULL PRICE Home with country feel- ing. Lots of room for garden on estate sized lot. Large shade trees. "''""""""'"O"N<t• RIA LT s --[:~l lfitdlill 0 /~ilg~!1~l~!.e d h1lls1d e . 4 Bedroom , .family room~ massive stone fireplace. Newport Rivier a pool. $45,000. HURRY, CALL962-7788 TOWNHOUSE Sl2.500-2STORY T wo yea r s NEW! J Bdrms, 2 ba, POOL, yard w /lge patio . Near So. Coas t Pl aza . Ca ll 752-1700 between 9 &5, or 546-3286 eves, ask for Gail. IQ. kEY '1EJll REALTOP,sil 21115-J .......... Raad HEWl'OIT CEHTEI, H.L 644-4910· 1002 Go•ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 409 NO. BAYP'RONT ;,. J~~~~~~~~~ <luced to •1111.000, wbieb 11 Ho•MOM'fordO Country Club. 4 Bdrm, family rm, pool sbe lot. $7 6,500. 3199 Country Club, Costa Mesa, open SUnday 1-5 would be batow -..,.. . oPIM SAT jSUH. I ·5 6 BEDROOMS ment COil! Brand oew ..__ home . Open hovu *Ban-A* Great for the big family Sat/Sun.1·$J"M 251 j VISTA who want.a 4 plus a bonus WATEU"RONT • HOMES %hll W~I~ S.,,.port a.,..,,, 171~1 hl.1·14' ti You will dig this one. Try ---------1 S4000 down. eau us now. ' SUNSHINE UHIYERSITY PARK SPARICUR roo m or 6 b drms-124 APOLENA: famlJJ' VACAJrlT, READY FOR dark r oom f or abut-home near So. bay. J OCCUPANCY; 2 bdrms., terbup, covered pali<>-BR., love ly patio. Open n ewly remodel ed near bus, freewaya and beam ceil'a. Open bouN ldtc:ben, dbbwshr., trash TIMt"-shopping. This lovely z Sun. l -$ P.M. Alkinl eompactor,wetbat;lge. C -T story abate roofed home -,ooo · u.-. rm .• frplc., guest ~~1?i~9 -irs'Ul'l1061 •l·rt• COTIAGE Must ·be experienced to be believed. A 3+ Fam. hom e with a fanlasti~ parents retreat added lo the master bedroom, air rond & a yard Ji rge enougb for s~all pool. Bright, cheery and col- orful. Over 2000 sq. ft. Now r educed to only $59,~. Call 644-7211 to OMe o -nd in it· -ara 6:bathowrf:tb'e. For the spice in your life 18 war m 8 v ing. -:J:c.tie ii a1. in WALK TO SURF .., rt y· Elegance with a con-.-..eWpO 1eW • tinental a ccent. Space. \74,500 ~Taste . Qua lity. Multi-Bay&: Golf Course view level esta te with Euro-from this 4 bedrm, 2 bath pean touc hes that blend home with 2 fireplaces, Call for an appointment. n• -,, Uy a beautafuddq built 3 °" pnge . ..Z:lec. bedroom, 2 bath Paceset-pr.,. door~. new ter in Mesa Verde. New f £ ·= ~· nal; .-... n.c. .. SeUing·, lJfllint &: carpe:tsS2dovely • . BALBOA t5LA1'"0 price lncL land m flff ; / f,'IJJIW&H1tl1 ~~~~~!p~;ii;::w~~ . -~ secluded entrance. Step happily with California triple garage with drivel•-------- life style. Stately living thru door to I-ear. One-of-JUST LISTED!! room' & formal dining a-kind custom built by Triplex on Balboa Penin· room. Gour met. kitchen. owner. 3¥2 Yrs new. s ula; charniing 2 bdrm., Plusb interior-of the a.th Laurie,A.genf 2 ba., used brick frplc. family entertainment 646-4380 sep home + 2 bdrm., 1 room is dra mat ically r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;[ ba .. Jge. sundeck. beam brought together with I• ceil. apt. + 1-bdrm., l lush exterior through a ba.; extra ba . & uti l rm . wall of glass. Eloquent OPPORTUNITY off 2 car garage + 1- master ·retreat & J 'large knoc ks often ~'hen you carport. $114.000 childrens suit.es. F.P. on-use result-getting Daily 673-3663 642-22S3eves ly S87 ,900. Call 963-7881. P ilot Classified Ads to Ol'fN P19 ·rr~11JN>Os1Nf(1' reach the Orange Coast :Ill markP~one 642·5678 ---. THE REAL EST!ITERS 1 associated · Bl.'Qk£RS R£Al TORS I ~' I" ~ , • ' ' 't 1 G--' loozGo•ral 1002 G__. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • LOCATION -LOCATION ONLY $43,000 You can't believe this charming 4 bdrm, 2 bath home. Lovely family room with firepl ace. Nea rly new carpeting thruoul. GI terms. Hurry Veterans! ! CAUFODllA RANCHER ONLY $45,000 Steps to shopping center. Big beautiful College Park home. If you have a boat or camper, this may be for you. This lovely heavy shake roof home has 4 large bdrrns, 2 baths, & a cozy fireplace. This won•t last. Call today. . 'flEW-YIEW-YIEW Custom hilltop home with huge family room & workshop or rumpus room. 2 fireplaces. This 3,000 sq. ft. beauty is newly listed-Must see. \.J..fHA THMS Charming 7 year old 3 bdrm 2 bath large family room home. Shake roof & professionally landscaped. New listing, See to appreciate. PUSTIGE HOME PLUS IHCOME Beautiful 3 year old duplex in Costa Mesa. For the family that wants a lovely large 3 bdrm, 2 bath home with private yard plus a fine investment -2 bdrm & 2 bath unit. Seeing is beli eving. $72,900. HEWPOllT lllACH DUPLEX ..UCID $5,000 Investor's special m very desirable Newport Beach peninsula. Legel R-2 lot. Wh ere can you find a duplex in Newport Beach for this "below Jot price" of only, $52,SOO. • .1 SIDIM · illAlmU: MIU YllDI For the large family. Formal dining room, large family room with fireplace. Professionally decorated, atrium entry. fresh paint thruout interior. New wallpaper. Below Ute market at only $69,500. 54§.i9491 ' .-----------Walker &Lee , Real Estate • •, ••• • • • • • • • • -··--I down living room. Walls of g l a ss. E urope an kitchen. Sunshine patio. Sweeping stairway to m o n s t r o us m ast e r re t rea t & childre ns s ui tes! S hi mme ri ng pool ! Assume exis ting loa n at only $186 per mo. Try a n offer! For appt. /.Jn Nl f1El. UAIU Y ~ ASSOCI ATES Call847·6010. --------- back 'Yards with •'lanai. ~--* 6 73-6900 * $107.IOO . seller moUvated. Asking .-• ......:'!!_~-: $58.ooo. 282• T•h•r• ·-~-~~~~~-:~.=....~~·~·-~l;;;;;;~;;;;~I * Nirael Ills* I Pd.Costa Mesa, open _: 29412. Sunday 1-s 'J •ws1 • A 0 Th Ba ""' s-Seb111Mn . J11~t Ulhd ibb"~d::~:~ l~~ n e f PAC·ESETl'ER on cor- Gorgeous hidden 2 story$ 3-BR, a-BA CONDO. Beat Beautiful new2su,#y ner lot; xlnt cond.; 'J 4 bedroom. Sharp&spot-condo b uy i n t own . 4 Br,4 Ba &Gallery bdrma,, l~ ba., frplc., less-shows lovingtouch OPEN SAT./SUN .. i ·S: Zfl0reepulxa'eeski~~bar GFA bbletoint • ._d1.~.~ ... ~1~· Qf'ft1 ri1 9 .11s 'Ull roe1111(f' i n h o m e , pa l i o & (Monte Vista to f?tonaco, 11 u.:u11c:11 at · • IQ.lo wan --SUPER SHARP g arden .. e njoy outdoor to Genoa , to 2447 Pierforyachtto80' hwabr., pa1s-thru win· ·•.a·'· ...... ~ Formal living room li t ! t • c n ~~-M You may aelect the dow, shake roof, attrac-THE REALl EST!ITERS ,, ., b . ng oo . a you Marseilles,~ esa.) fi•-•·••-•-tivel• 1n•'cpd. Pr1~,, ~ • <· w/vaulted open eam believe only $67,950? UNITIDllOICllS 11UMUagt.ouc1--~ ua ~ l ::'\;,·;··=··;f,;;;;;;;;;;;;1~):!:1!~0=~ ~UPERB Jaime.,.., .... ,.!. ., ... 1'0 ~1c''°:.'rH""""""'S landscaping. Call Sparl· ~ j ing Inves tment Co.,.., O M ES COUNTRY RE .. ''TOR IEACH IARGAIHS! 1133-35« 9 u s c ,..., JBR,R·<l,.$38,500 ' 1------1 -"-••l4t·111S CHA.RM NIT -2 2'M W.CootU!"1.- Duplex $72.500 ! * PRllrliill * Beaut lf al 3·BR, den N'ptBeaeb 'Sli-S7 4-Units , $79,500! .... _ port .. •-****SAVE $SSS home. Formal dining, Plus front office, on ~;;;;EV;;l!lll;;.;;';;515-;;;;-;;;;;;/ Dix. Duplex$JJ Z.OOO! "9'W .....-.x Beat the anticipated 2Y.t Ba, inside lauDdry larce 50x.24S kit. Localed CALL 67§..7060 Pride-pf-ownership 3BR price increase and you rm. Log fireplace . ill geographical center of OPEN SAT JSUl'l I ·5 259 PROSPECT Newport Shores. 3 BR., 2 baths. $52.500 2ba corner unit bas frplc deduct the taxes and in-Gl8Sled wall living room Coe.la Meaa. lnoome $M5 CA.SH in master BR and frplc in terest from YOUR IN· brings outdoors in. Shade month. Full price only * * living rm. Others are all COME tax. 2 Bedroom, 2 trees in secluded garden. $59 950 FOR ANY HOME! l Full 2BR 2ba. On fee land, nr ba th Condos in Santa Priced to sell at $97,500. 1 • appraised value paid. ~~~~:ii Full price :;z ~~~~~~s~f,;,.~:~ includinSg thTeOPtapd. ~m ~-"· ~~~: :Y~eeni:~K~~~i . CALL 556-8800 Balboa lay Prop. PRESTIGE HOMES 839·8321 Agent. ~:;,8811 anytime. Rick Byers Bkr R•altors' 645-6646 ONE ACRE LOOKING ANYTIME 542·3676 Reallan l~ave something you want Beautiful, prestigious . i;;"~"";"~";"'~";"'";"'~'.rto sell ? Classified ads do 5 D[OROOM executi ve home a nd '.Vant Ads Call642-5678 Classified Ads 642-5678 it well. 642-5678. "'U grounds. 4-BR, fa mily & l ~;;;;~~~~Tc~~~~~~=~~~~tJ 1---------<----------1 Pamous old estate. li-ki~ch. overlook swim-~ i 002Gt Mr.. 1002 G....,-111 1002Ga•Nll 1002 quldation. 5 Bedrooms, ming pool 6 jacuzzi.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• •••• •• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• atone fireplace, 5 car Separate games room, Rt~ALTORH 644-7270 • PRICE IEDUCTIOM g COR O N 'A DEL MAR DUPLEX. Great location! Front home has 3 bedrooms, ftreplace, 3 baths, bltn kitchen. Spacious 2nd unit baa 2 bedrooms. · Call us to.see this prime property, $118,500. • .. a4.i CJ.MIO sttcm5 OI OCIAH .. JlrTT VllW 4 -.... l ... fonnal dining room overlooks private pool patio with pass-thru to~ We kitchen with bltns/cll,amlal broiler. All rooms large. Oversbed 3 ,car garage. Private beacbes. Mcwe-ln condition. Resident s pecifl11t1 Shirley le Marshall Rieb . By appointment. orrered •at $1119,500.Brocbures available. • MIW liUfLIX 01 ~TO OCMM ucl ahoppln& from this spadoua 3 bedroom, 3 bath upper. Lower unit 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Pluah carpetlnc and fireplaces In both these deluxe unlb. Priced to Hll f«.$118,500.' 2821 f . Cool! H' I CO<OnO del - 1an1e. private weU, lm-man)' extras locluded at maculate landscaping, Ollly $119,500, tne1ur11q country kitchen. Hones land. ~o0o1~~~.'~ Call64M6.00 FOREST OLSON .... ~~ ,,..,. S@ ll ~~-l&~~s· J hal Intriguing W ord Gamo t1llh a Chuclfo , ·-----IAM IJ1 CL&Y 1. l'OllAll, . O t•o"o";• '"' 6 K•o,,,hi.4 word• below 10 · mok• 6 r · ~ ... J)mt>lo word1. Pd"! letter1 ol •eoch in 111· II"• c l JQ"'°ros.. L TOTNEP r I I I I I f A R~CEO 1'1 1'11 I· UNSE AA I' I I I I L DELAMT I ~r;~1 ~1;~1;;1 ~;1 ~ ... ~~~~:-,.:,.~ ,... as a mechentc In • TV ~....,,E...,N_K-.-L_lr--Tn-11 "ore, end ilto moOoflghll _ I' I I ,I I' _ .... ,;,-conc11tton1ng - ~I =~H=Y~:r;r5 .. 1;:_;R;~i -0· ._..,. ., k~ ::.. l I r I l ,..~"t!=:: ... '""l ~. ' ... _.. ......... ~ .r I' 1· · r r r r r 1 1 11111 1 1 1 SCIAMLnS ' IW41C!'.lii Clr1maA1 fttt • OPEN HOUSE .. .. CELEBRAUlll B«1 em,;a" ' 49 Royals,. GJ1191 /·o•s• " . . ~ Op•• Salmdar & JiSmmddcr!iY'f . I • l.S ' I ....... . , llf'JUll II • . • CALL 140-6111 • . : • 0 e .. f • ) j i • . ' ...... ,,,_s. j..._.•for~ ......,Fors. [HottM1For5* HoulffForS. 1HouH1For SGM Sunday,Auou•t17,197!» DAILY!>tLOT • .' ........................................................................................................................................... H For·~ 1U--.• for·~ IH for • ..._ . ' r oo• 002 ' I ' ' ' (i .. ••llllff ~ ..._.. -~ -........ I ...... ,.. ' .... ,.. t ooa ... , .. I OOJ· ....... I OOZ••r I ooz •••••••• •••• ••••••••••• • ............................................ . ""iiii"'ii'ii"ii"'ii"i"'ii"i'"ii"i""ii'i""m"i" i""ii'i''m'i"'ii'i"'ii"m'ii'"i"'ii"i""•"•"'11••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··············-······· o1 1002JG~J 1 ooz G o1 · 1 ooz' -~~ ~ · -S:t•r , __....._ -IMF . *" * * ~ * * *. JtJJ CASSIA ST,. SOl.D •••••~••••••i= ... ,, .. ~ . H~~o=ES · .. Heritage ColleCtion ~;.~e~= =:~=:~=~~ We, the :::~!=~r::o sell oar ~ IO rut !hat sometimes all interested home by Septemberl5 for t he best bid over $W,OOO. 'rBE BLUFFS; buy before school starts ; great 3 bdrm. condo, nr. Wioola &: pool. Open Sat/Sun l ·S, 430 Vista Suerte. $S4,500 · stroll to shopping with ease from tbll 3 bdrm.,2~ ba. condo co greenbelt.New carpeting. fl•,500 . 1 BAYFRONT; view the yacht races fkom terrace or this 3 bdrm. + den·+ maid's. Wander alongbayfroot or take a dip in the bay. Leaae/optico or owner ~help finance. SZW,000 4-IEDROOMS parties iloo't get a chance to see •em . We'll pay any selling broker 3%. Besure yousee tbese: 'Ibis home was originally listed at $195,000 because .... $41,000 -,plua family room &: covered patio: Lar,e yard with lovely we think It is worth it if you appreciate real Newport _,be d TWO OH A LQT · li vin g in THE PRIVATE COMMUNI TY OF old trees provides ots "' auty Ill HAVE YOUR CAKE & eat it too, with BAYSHORES wi t h your own beaches & guard privacy. ---or camper. New this cute; cozy cottage & separate r en· services. We reduced the price to $172,000, the J18ii!t and paneling. Vacant and wait.-tal unit: A great place to live, plus in· -ted b 23 alt h · ·•Maforyou! I Call 1411 .. 0. average pnce s ugges y re ors w o saw our -. come, too. Located in Corona del Mar, home. No Action ! SPARKLING EASTSIDER BTIA LAR&I master bedroom in this remodeled and enlarged home on ...... ail .... with mini-view or Back Say. Bright and clean. Call today for ap- polntment -14 .. NIO .3 blka. from beach, yet close to shops . ·o ur home has 4,000 sq ·rt. lvg area, ind SBR, Sba, $94,000 Fa m . Rm. & lanai rm, garages for 5 cars or sm boats OPBI HOUSE SUH. 1·5 or wrkshp. Largest lndscpd pa tio, steps to p vt bch, lg 41 .. 411'1• OllCND, C61 washroom , closets galore , gigantic Mst r. BR suite RH TO YOU w /pvt lg sundeck. A Real Casual Family Home. Shown by .Appolnlftwl 548-7116 tltMsJIJJ_7 P •tJtrl~TQ."ND.JC'l.T.un:r.c:nrocr~ l , DOVER SHORES~~eaidlng ma· jestically over the ct Back Bay with stately galleria entrance, Is this 4 bdrm., family rm. &: cllnlng rm. home .. Priv. refuge In mstr. bdrm. suite, jacuzzi & bit-In saW1afor 2. $289,500 SPACIOUS TOWNHOUSE Yes, FREE A cute 2 bdrm. home with frplc. with purchase of this oversized R-2 duplex lot. Land value. $61,000 Gt•r.. 1002 GtMral 1002 G1111ral lo0~ · I .LEASE; Baycrest4bdrm.,2'h ba.with I pool. Carpets, drapes & gardener ~ !!!!!r!!!!umish!!!!. !!!!ed. $750 Mcothly. • G1•r .. 1002 .GtMrol 1002 . ·············-········ ···············-······ IUMD MAN'S IUlfFS m7 Vista Laredo. No 20/20 vision re- quired to see the value ct this Fran· clscan 3 Bdrm. Outstanding greenbelt location ; fabulous decorating. Reduced to $76,000. Open Sun.1·5 co•••• cons 45 Balboa Coves, N'pt. Beach. Enjoy waterfront living in this 2 bdrm. + den with expansive deck &patio areas. Slip for 35 rt. boat. $150,000. Open Sat /Sun 1-5 6 UNITS, .Balboa Penin, pri.me $195,000 SPANISH $83,000 duplex, ¥z blk. to ocean DAVIDSON REALTY )801 VI/ I i ' fl..,,, N !\ 645 -7575 l' I, '<•"lh'' Hl.r! N l\ 673-9060 Classified ads sell big:f=====--''---1 items, small lteDm or UlY SELL idle items with a item.. Justc:all6C2-5678. Daily Pilot Classified.Ad. G••• o1 "1002 Ge•ncl 1 ooz •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MEW OM MARKET Waterfall + stream add glamour to this 2 level patio -huge private, estate ·size lot. 3 Bedroom, formal dining room , private master. bedroom. Assumable 7% loan, close to beach, schools, shops. $49,900. !162-445:4. . CASA Da MAR Romantic early California living for you. Bougainvillea vines cover arched courtyard ~. 4 lledroc!m beach Hacienda with large family room. 3 Car garage. Just reduc.ed to ~.ooo. SEE IT I 962-4454. COZY COMDO 3 Bedrooms, all upstairs, master bedroom is great -custom decor - 2 car garage/opener, wood deck patio, a~water scftener -comqi. pool &: play area nearby. VA/FHA/Conv. $3S,500.Call54M141 . • O_.. A HILL Newport ileach exclUllive Back Bay.1 Custom king sized 4 bedroom home, sun washed patio, plush decor in and· out. Yard· with view. Priced for quick aale. WHY WAIT? .Call 546-4141. ' HIGH ATOP SPYGLASS 'Beautiful 3 'bedroom. PORTSMOUTH 1101)EL Spyglasli Bill home • .Ma'oy dec0rator up- grades. MAGNIFICENT OCEAN VIEW. You OWD the land. New, ex- clusive listing, $lli8,500. Call 640-6161 r 100 FT. TO OCEAN . Outstanding buy for inveltqr or per1IOll who desires beach bonle + rental Income. Duplex consilta ct ODO unit with 4 ~. 2 baths, + one unit with 2 bedrml le one bath., Euellent.aummer nmtaL Just re- duced, $85,000. 840-6161 ' .. • I na 4 IBllOOM Townhouse has it . all. Xlnt location near recreational facilities. Bright end unit .. Extra cabinets, covered patio. First time ad- vertised. Hurry on this one!! $34,900. Please call 14 .. SllO. UPGRADED-TOWNHOUSE 4 -OM. 2 IA1H -manyW1usual extras. Near clubt>ouse & pools • • 11111 loc....._ cmvenient to ever- ytbll\g. Only $34,950. Coll 540-115 I HORSE PROPERTY 11AUNUL 3 IEDlllOOM with hardwood floors &: brick fireplace. A neat, clean family home. Extras include 4 -•••ed -· Don't miss this great value at $59,000. Coll 540-1111. JUST REDUCB> SI.a FAMILY HOME -5 bedrooms, 3 . car garage, 3 full baths, --, ,_ upgraded carpets, drapes & wallpaper. Room for pool table in family room. See this now!! Coll 540-1151 . BEAT THE HEAT . WITH YOUl OWN SPAULIMG POOL & JACUZZI on quiet cul-de-sac. Perfect Costa Mesa location. 3 Bedroom, family room & formal din- ing. Plush home upgraded lhruout. aw.a-••'aar to move, says ''make of- ·rer." Coll 141>-1151. ENDUNIT; former model, 1950sq. rt.; 3 Bdrms., 21'2 ba. $79,950 OPEN 1·5 SIS PU.YA CoffY.P..-1 -HELEN B. DOWD llEALTOll. IMC. MLS 644-0134 1973 Top Lhhr •Top S.Slllloc-• 197411 II Up Newport Mesa"-doill••• ·' Ge Mr al 1002 Ge•ral 1002 . ....................... ·······.·~·············· COUMTlY CLUI PlllCE IBIUCID LOTS OF BRICK, heavy shake roof & a mmning entry welcome you to this simply gorgeous home. Has ocean view. 3 BR, 2 b a., frplc., 2 patios ; all · elec. lritcb. Reduced to $94,500 . OPIM HOUSE SAT . SUM 1·5 4121 CORTLAMD DL, CdM YIEW EVBIYWHBIE TIIlS HARBOR VB VIEW home is literally surrounded by view. It's on a peninsula sorta-like. See this 4 BR, 3 ba. with den. this Sun. $159,500 OPBI HOUSE SUH. 1·5 2731 PEllLE llltlVL C6I sCHOOL STAl!lS SOON TIUS 5 BDRM. Bluffs area condo V an ideal family home. Close to schools & CdM' Hi. Offers view or greenbelts & Big Canyon. Quite literally, a real home for $86,000 . OPBl HOUSESATJSUM. l·I 135 AMIGOS WAY, #I, H.I. HARBOR ..................................................................... 41D._ SJl,500 141.IOA TRln.EX . * 4~LEX * OWner will pay loan di&-Lrg. 3-Br 2-ba lower apl MA.Cl DR. count points so you can 2·Upper apts have 2·Br Pride of ownership: :1 purc:base lhislarge fami-2·ba eac h. lJalconies, bdrms., 2 ba. + tlu'e ly home with FHA or VA beam c:e il 's , 3 car gar 2-bdrms., 2 ba.;. S ca financing. With carpet· W/&ep lndry nti. Fully garage. Prime Cost .. ing thr uout, 2 baths, dou· furnished. A real buy at Mesa rental area. ble car garage, large $ 11 9 . 5 O O. C 0 AST Gii W AUC:ER covered patio with BBQ PROPERTIES,673-54.10 REALTOR 675-520< a nd big backyard fo r ========!~~~~~~= kids and dogs. Our ex- clusive. 646-7711. Open Gftlff'Cll 1002 G1•ral 100: eves • -Walker & lee Real Eslale CULDESAC llEJ.UTY • VERY CjlUIET $59,500 East.side Costa Mesa. 4 Bedroom roomy ramily home -patio. Pick your own peaches &r: apricots. No traffic, great family home -call 646--7171. OPfN 111 9 • n ~ IVN 1081 Nl(/1" ~-THE REAL ESTATERS UNllSfD HOMES See Ille biggest selection of new homes In Southern &alHomia: It's easier to buy anew home than to finance an old one. The City of Irvine walnut Village College Park Homes •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~II. macneb /lrvlne ~ · realty FIMElHOMES ROM $59,500 TO $745,000 CAMEO CHA.CU IR. Lovely 4 be \iroom, family room home in prime Corona del Mar area. Move·in condition. OPEN SUN. 2,5 P.M. 4726 CORTLAND. (R45) LUXURIOUS LINDA ISLE,JAVFllOMT. Beautiful brick courtyara & French s t yling. A versat ile home w /6 bedrooms or sep. living quarters + den & library. Pier & slip for 50' boat. Lynne Rotbell 644-6200. (R46). "TURTLEllOCK STAND OUT!" 3 bedroom (2+den ) -immaculate -quiet cul-de-sac -upgraded - central air -ONLY $61,500 ! w /land ! Laszlo Sharkany 644-&00. (R47 ) COlOMA DB. MAit YIEW. . '.lf 33 Quality homes for U 644-11 g•owing t.mdies from $51,490 rc a II)· ANYTIME 1-V~i~lla~ge~of"E"I ea=m"'in"o"R"ea°'t- 4 bedrooms, family room, dining fi>o m & pool -situated on bluff overlooking ''Little Corona''. A con- te mporary wood & glass home w /fantastic VIEW! $275,000. Appt. only. Donna Godshall644-6200. (R48) Deerlield Patio Homes K.UFf5 SPECIALISTS FOR I 0 YEAR§) Ve<Salile tt00< 01ans BEST IN BLUFFS EYaYIODY LOVES A IAllGAIM! This home crurlle yours by Sept. 15th; it bas privacy, a super view of green- belt & Bactc Bay, 3 bdrms., 21'2 ba"1s & the price bas been reduced $4500. Owner will even consider a lease /op- tion. Formerly $79,500, now $74,950. Now, isn't THAT A Bargain ! THE 'Wll•B! Proclaimed by all our competitors as TilE BEST BUY IN TilE BLUFFS. 3 Bdrms., on a w-i-d-e greenbelt, with IOI' growing families from $50,990 Oeer11eld Townhon'les 1 & 2 story homes IOf young families from 142,490. Oeertield Pai1< Homes Spacious, elegant eKecutive homes from '58,750 Village ol University Pwk The Terrace Townhomes Single story homes surrounding a park from $42,990 DeaneHomes Distinctive single family ,,.,OOnhOmos from 565,000 A FAMILY SID HOM£. Lg. 2-story custom home! Approx- imately 3000 sq. ft. 4 huge bedrooms w /deep, s pacious wardrobes. . Separate family room - 3 baths - pool-size yard -convenient to Westcliff shopping. $115,000. Lois Egan 644-6200. (R49) ''l'UfECT"' Whether entertaining or just plain family living, this lovely 4 bedroom, · 2 bath Spyglass Hills home w /magnificent ocean, city & moun- tain VI EWS has . it ALL! $159,500 in- cl. land. J eanne Newman 642-8235. (R50) "HOME OF DISTIMCTIOH" . LIVING Ultimate in privacy,&: de - cor ! $35,000 in amenities added this year! Offered on VA TERMS. CRV or- dered! Lovely cul de 1ac: locaUon 1ituated on 15th Fairway &: Green or "Mesa Verde Country CJub". Just beautiful ''fun bome '' witb 5 bdnm 6 gorgeous patioe &: gardena. Just liated.1 Call 64&-77U, ()pen Eves. .1800 sq. ft. of immaculate floor space. "VIEW BEST OF ALL, YOU OWN THE Rancho San JoaQuin Tow00omes Our n ewly lis ted VIEW home in ·Corona del Mar offers good design, delighUul de corating ideas & com· fort. Super floor plan w /formal din· Ing room, family room & 3. bedrooms. $99,500. Belle Chase Lee 644-6200. (R51) FROM TOP'" LAND. $73,500-Fee. 415 Vista Suerte, CUSTOM EST.An openSun.1-5 Anewadull-o<iented. "' •ClllflCE golf & tennis recreation .,.. community $46,250 GtMrol I002GtMrol 1002 .. from 058,990 Ramblinl bllltop single •••••••-•••••••-••··~·!••••••••••••••~••••·•~ N-9.~ level retreat .. Circular -.-. • ~· -Walkr.r & lee 1teal lstate HEWPOllT COHDO 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, fi replace, overlooking pool. Super sharp and on- ly $45,500 with 10% down. Call- PUSTIGE HOMIS .... _ 64566~6 Find what J'OU waat In Dally PilotCluallleda. drive. Formal entry· to spacious li ring room tbat dramatically combines qui et ele&aoc:..e. with panoramic ~iew .. Maaa l ve corner fireplace. Huge pea.tty kitche n to prepare gourmet ...... roe ,.... fuuy but lavorite dinner guen.. CandJelite dining c:om,pletes mood . Se parate wing that reatures • hideaway muter suite with roman · Uc llthta view • guest quarter•-Be fi rst to SUBMIT. Call96S-7881. ; Of'fN II( 9,•ll'S JUN fOllf Nici '" ~ ---, THf. REAL _ESTATE_RS __ WAnRFROMT NOME OCIA .. OF FIMAMCIMG Check your t11t .d¥11«. Seller e1n accept pre.J>1id Interest, installment 111•. 1tc:. lmprecslvt 2 storv14 bed· rooms, 4Y.i baths, form1I din na room, FEE l1nd. P1nor1mlo VIEW, Pier & Sllp for large bolt. 2 tld1 tin for sme ll boats. Private B11ch. liOM'T PA.Y SLIP FEii Your OWN 36 Ft. boat dodc wfth airy 1nd br ight 3 bed. 2 bl. WATERFRONT HOME. A prh11te h1wn with pitched bHm ceilings &: covered_ patio. Pl1111nt oce1n br"zes.. '$139,600 FE E land. UDO !SU • Village of Harbor View n... Sal~ I S Spyglass Hill 120YlaW-... _,...,. • Executlvehome<w;th Spacious 4 BR., family rm., in. rm. spectacula.roceanvlewa On 52 ft. Sunny priv. patio. $179,000 ,_,.,,8,000 Jasmine Creek Homes 115 Y1a Udo S.. · Opetc Sal{Soccc. l·S !:'.~:tri:~i:;:.i.. Waterfront 4 BR., 5 ba., rumpus rm. ~om S95,500 Pier&: float, s andy beach. $295,000 · Big canyon Beaut. 6 BR; 5 Ba, or 4 BR, 4 Ba, with' Deane Homes 2 BR, 1 bath a pt. Sa ndy be ach, Exclusive. spacious courtyard, shore mooring. $295,00C! fairway executive hOmK from '133,500 Attr. 4 BR-. 3 ba. Lido Soud. 77 Ft: Bays<doVillage waterfront, sandy !;leach. $275,000 1 --,Prnmoo:..,.,=,cc°"~Ba"y"°Homes==- BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR j ;I ~'"V"'d' (J• , ~. H 6l'J 6161 Elegant waterfront ·uvlng from $198,300 1lctlln MEW IN . HAllOll YIEW. A very special 3 bedroom ·carmel floor plan w /an unusual, ·gigantic backyard providiDg mticb privacy. Rose bushes & many, many fruit trees are an added bonus! Joyce ·.Ed!Wld642,8235. (RS2) WESTCUFF UYIMG AT $59,5001 Price just reduced on this lovely 2 bedroom, 2 bath Westcliff Villa. Steps to sparkling pool & shops. Make offer I Owner anxious! Paula Bailey 642,8235, (R53) ' LINDA ISLE. Inviting Country French! 51' on the Bay. 4 bedroom spacious. family home including guest sulte w /separate atairc-. Slip accom· modatea 2 boats. $248,000. Catherine . Schweickert 642-8235. (Jl54) LIDO ISLI IAYRIONf. Outstanding VIEW! Beautiful 5 bedroom, 4 bath, family room home ·wtpier le slip. Lavish decor of warm wood, brick & glass w /charm of old Mexico. Asking $475,000 Incl. land. Appt. only. Vee Stinson 642·8235. (1155 ) MAIM IAY YllW. Luxurious Linda Isle Bay£ront. Superbly designed 5 bedroom, S bath home w /!amlly room. formal dlninc le pier & slip. Appt. only. J>cma Ollcbester 642-823$. (11511) • • " DAILYPILOT Sund!)',Aupuet17, 197& """'"For w. JHou.t. For w. -For w. -For Wo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• G_,.. 1002Gwrol 1002 .,.,,.. 1002 GoMr.i lo02 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• --------------....................... ···············-······· . t .. SOMETHING" FOR EVERYONE! I I l . r • EMERALD IAY Lar ge level lot-$179,500 CHAMMEl llEEF Waterfront living -$120,000 MEREDITH GARDIEMS Hunt. Beach, large home, $75,500 . IRVIME TaltACE · Ideal fo r entertaining ! $275,000 UMIYERSITY 1'4RIC Free-standing condo -$51,500 IAYCllEST One of our best areas -$73,900 NEWPORT IEGHTS Welllocated -$74,500 . COLLEGE P4RIC Excellent fa mily borne -$S3,250 \Ve have many fin e rentals · in the Newport Beach area ([U~~IN-M/\~TIN lnlJ '-·--REALTORS-~ 644-7662 . CORONA DEL MAii Geoeral I 00216-ral I 002 ······················~······················· ***OPEN HOUSES*** CAMEO SHORES E legant 3 bd r m., 3 baths & pool; m agnificent ocean view. $157,500. Open Daily 1-5. 4507 Tre mont. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEXES Exceptionally large (approx. 2,000 ft.); each unit 4 bdrms., 2'h baths, $124,500. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. 617 Iris. Year new duplex of exceptional de- sign ; each unit 3 bdrms .• 2 ba. & frplc. Dbl. car s paces. $119,000. Open St. 1-5. 719 Poinsettia • Bay .& Beach Realty also offers a number of prime wa terfront pro- perties, incl. both bayfront & ocean- front. . -~ VEAR BAY AND BEACH 675-3000 2<lD7 E COAST H\NV CORONA 0£L MAR I §1:1: Tl:lE§I: HOMES Ol'IM l..S 'llllsAll.,,1 • IH9UI IM 116 CAMYOM -3 bdrm, Monaco, extras, views, low price Of $142,500. See Rita Boland at #9 Rue V albonne. Open 2· 7 PM SUnday UMlqUI IN .OLD twllOll VIEW HIUS -2 bdrm 2 bath pool home, view, open feel. See Nancy Simmons at 1100 White Sails Way, Corona de! Mar. Only $87,500. UMlfjlUE IM llG CAMYOM -French Regency w /fairway views. 3 bdrms, 4 baths, flawless workmanship. Cob· blestone motor court . Air-cond. $250,000. See Vergilene Hull at 81 Royal st.George. UNIQUE IM HAlllOR VIEW HOMES - Super Somerset. 5 bdrm, clean, warm, cozy at 1627 Port Charles. Nadine Croul will be there. Bring $103,000. llMlfjlUE IM 11• CAMYOM -Unique decor and ldscping, pool and sep. jacuzzi, 4 bdrms, only $174,500. See Ronnie ·Lundy at 119 Torrey Pines Lane. INfjlUE IN SPYliLASS HILL -6 bdrm ''Southport,'' thousands below new ones, only $169,500. See Fran Scott at 1151 Montecito, Spyglass. UMlfjlUE IM THE IACll IAY -Amid the eucalyptus trees, 3 bdrm, im· maculate. See Natalie Fogarty at 2287 Waterman Way, off 23rd. UMlfjlUE IM CORONA DEL MAR - Cozy duplex, shake roof, near park and school, only $75,500. See Pat Lane at t26 Acacia, Corona del Mat. UMlfjlUE IM CAMEO 11511 ANDS -3 bdrm, fam rm, 2200 sq ft, pool, cyn view. See Zoe Ann Rhodes at 601 Rockford Road, $96,500. UMlfjlUE IM MESA YBIDI -4 bdrm plus 20x20 bonus room, sgle sty nr park & school. $63,500. See Betty Chappel at 2900 Pemba Dr. · UMlfjlUE IM MESA VERDE -a vacant 5 bdrm, backs to golf course, popular Buccola floor plan, $95,000. See Jackie Handleman at 1791 Tanager Dr. -. REALTORS~ THE NICEST PfOf'LE SELLING THE NEA TEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 546-5990 • CALL US General I 1002 GaMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * 1915 IA YSIDE DR. -This bayfront beauty on Newport's finest sandy swiinming beach, has 3-BR, fam rm, G..,..al 1002 G1Mral I 002 private patio. See the rest Sun. 2-5 PM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Submit offer. $239,500. ' 99.8 South Coast Hwy. Logima Beach 17141494-8581 •171 SANDCASTLE DR. -Watch the sailboats as you snack in your sunny breakfast room, lush gardens, private pool, 3-BR, 3-ba, 3 car gar. Stop by Sun. 2-5 •FASHIOM'lsu.MD looks great from the terrace of this customized condo in Big Canyon. 2-BR &den. A treat to see. Call Eileen Hudson, 644-0322 $149,500. •CORONA DEL MAR c--Front corner loc. w / double view. Near restaurants, beach and shops. 3-BR. Sunny Beach Cottage-1Br,1 Ba 2-ba. Submit lease option at $550. per Den -Beams -Hardwood F1oors mo. or land contract. $93,000. Fireplace -Patio -Ocean Vi ew - ___ c_1_o_se_t_o_s_u_rr_in_g_Be_ac_h_es ___ 1 • ~, ~;o. ~A~A, ADolphinDelight -$67,500 ~U, ya.v ~a-wuv ~~!'! .......... ~~~!.~~ .......... ~~~REAL ESTATE 644·6397 I' 'f}. " > l \ ' GEORGE VOGB. The Costa Mesa office of Coats & Wallace Real Estate takes great pride in welcoming Mr. George Vogel to their r anks. George, while being an outstanding sales man in lhe Newport /Cost a Mesa com- muniti es, a lso has an active church ministry. He is a forme r Army chaplain . We're. mighty proud of r-~ C . . II """"ge. omeiomus .. ~COATS & WALLACE CrfJ REAL ESTATE . INC. A !OCALLY OWNfO cOMl'ANV SI NVINC l Hl SOUT H COAST :lffl,'\ SINCl PHi { c ... , .. 1002'9 ... , .. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOllEAT CORONA DB. MAR HOME . 4 Bdrms., Jge. dining rm., den, 2~ baths ~ 2400+sq. rt. Stunning 40 ft. pool ; outstanding use or Wrought iron fencing -indoor /outdoor feel accent· ing ex_tensive patios & wide galleria en· try -lge. lot with beautiful plantings , affords total priva cy -add the securi· ty & enjoyment of private beaches & you ,have an unusual buy at $98C500. App t. only, CC Orange Coast Q: 2600 t Coast H111, C-1 .. , .., IEAL ESTATE 144·4148 Ga•ral • 1002 .... , .. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * HILLTOP VIEW* Best View I Best Bu,y ! In Harbor View . Homes Spyglass; TopStreetl Top Con· dition ! Decorated & landscaped to perfection ! All this in a 4 BR -2 Ba. & family room home for Jess than $100,000ln Newport Beach LE RAISOR REALTY 412JC ... Dr ...... CAW. 833-8600 G1Mrol 1002 GOMral 1002 G-rol 1002G.,...ol 1002G-rel 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PeteBarreHJl<ealtj . pre:J.enl:J MID-SUMMER SPECIAL PEIE-S PAllK HOP•lt -University Park -Like new. 3 Bd, fam. rm. fee land. $62,900. P ETE BARRElT - 642-5200. AMM'S AlllOI. -Newport Heights Cape Cod -4 Bds, lovely patio and arbor. Quie t street. $66,000. ANN BADHAM -642-5200. LIZ'S LIASE -Lovely Baycrest 4 Bd Fam. rm -excellent locale -$550.00 Mo. LIZ BEAZLEY -642-5200. 'PAUL'S POSH PU.Cl-Beautifullyde· tailed 3 BD, F a m. Rm. "E" plan. Bluffs with huge view. $124,500.·PAUL BELOUS -642-4353. MIKl!'S MAMOR -Large Newport bome -5 Bds, F .R., Dining room, and large tree-filled yard. $75,000. MIKE BLAKE -642-5200. BI'S EYEFULL -View Building site on C.D.M. bluff -See whole coast and Bay. $77 ,500 ED CHAPMAN - 642-5200. ELAINE'S EMCHAMTED COTTAGE - Llgbt '\nd bright 2 Bd, large fam rm. Near tennis, beach & pool. $62,500. ELAINE DEMOND -642-5200. EILIEM'S ELEGANCE -Dover Shores - View -5 Bd, Din. rm., fam. rm. and ·Pool -Everything ! $185,000. EILEEN DINWIDDIE -642-5200. TllUDY'S TREASURI -Newport Heights area cottage -. 3 Bds, fireplace, fenced yard. $59, • TRUDY EDGAR -642-5200. EDITH'S EDIFICE -Llving on a gr.,,.,...., I scale -L~e rooms, 5 Bds, ram & din room, Jacuzzi .& sauna. $249,000. EDITH FARRELL -642-5200. RITA'S RE1'11EAT -Newport Heights hillside -3 Bds, near new. Balcony with ocean view. $71,000. RITA GAPP -675-4060. MAlllA-S MAMY -Two cute Newport Shores -3 Bd a nd family $54,950. 2 Bd and F for $53,500. MARIA GIANNINI -642-5200. HB.ac·s HI-LITE -'()ceanview Condo in Balboa -.2 Bd, 2 Ba -Apply rent toward purchase. $74,500. HELEN GOLD -642-5200. CUllT'S CLIFF HANGER -Beautiful view of Harbor from Newport Heights. 4 Bd, family rm, dining rm $165,000. CURTHERBERTS-675-4060. ll&rS KU.SSIC -Provincial hilltop 3 Bd home -fee land. Ocean view and pool too. $122,500. KEN KNIGHT - 642-5200. TOM'S TEMPTIMli TIDllT ,--Doctors professional building -Neighborhood oriented -Plenty of parking. $93 ,500 . TOM KOETZ -675-4060. ' SANDY'S SUPEll DUPER DUPLEX - Heart or Newport 2 & 1 Bd $59 ,500. SANDY MARSH -642-s:!oo. IOLEMMA'S liOODIE -Cliff Haven hideaway ~ 3 Bds, view, Room to ex· pand. $85,000. GLENNA McGEADY - 675-4060. ' CHRIS' CONTEMPORARY IAYFIOMT -Lovely Lido 4 Bd -Lovely view $275,000. CHRIS MEYER-675-4060. DOIOTtlY-S DAMDY TRIPLEX -Ocean· front in Balboa -3, 2, & 2 Bds -Wtll trade $199,500. DOROTHY NELSON - 675-4060. MELSOM'S MOOK -Cute h illtop townhouse -Park Lldo-3 Bds -up- graded -Pool $52,950. ED NELSON - 675-4060. JEUY'S JEWEL -Westcliff 5 Bd. fam. rm. with secluded pool and patio. $124,500. JERRY O'BEIRN -642-5200. AMC'5 ANTIGUA -Dover Shores -4 Bd, dining room and family room. $135.000. ANN PETERS -642-5200: LAlllY'$ LANDING AMD COMtBCIAL IHl'aPlllSl -120 ft. Bayfrontage, Cen- tral Balboa $600,000. LARRY PFISTER -675-4000. 0. P.'1 onlMISTIC IACll IAY -'h acre with cute 2 Bd home and horses and horses. $69,500. OTHAL P. WELLS -642-5200. . RICK"S ~URAL ACREAGE -San Diego· County, Riverside -beautiful rolling bills $750/$ 2000 acres. RICK RICKARD -642-5200. JEAN'S JUICY IUY -Architect de· signed 4 Bd home with plans for change to 3 -2 duplex -R-2 $85,500. JEAN RllTER -642-5200. . lllN'S CUFF TOP VIEW HOME -3 Bda and family room -overlooks bay and ocean. $147,500. KENROSS-842-5200. LAllT"S Ll•HT ""° TOWMHOUSI -2 Bds, tennis, pool and clubhouse. Maximum privacy. $35,950. LARRY STRONG -642-5200. JIAM'S •EMUIMI OCEAMFIOMT. - Popular beach locale -3 Bd home $125;000. JEAN SULLIVAN -675-4060. DORlll-S DllEAMHOME -Baycrest top area. 4 Bds, Din. rll!. and pool w /jacuzzi $99,500. DORRIE TOMIN - 675-4060. ------~-- . &. coldw911 ~n.;~ ~ RESIDENTIAi. BROKERAGE COM~ 67 FEET ON UDO BAYFRONT OPEN 2·5 &Jperb quiet location. Room for several boats to 125'. 6 car spaces. Just remodeled. Courtyard. Large deck. s bedrooms, 5 ~ batbs. Hurry I $395,000 •. I 05 YIA UDO SOUD. · 1106 PESCADOR DRIVE ...:... OPEM 2·5 4 bedroom, 3 bath view ·home in Dover Shores. Property bas everything. Pool. Bar room. F amily room. Dining room. $152,500. 1032 SANTIAGO DRIVE OPEN 2·5 You can spend money. Or you can spend money well. We urge you to see this offering. 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, family room. View. $169,500. IRYINE TERRACE CHARMER OPEN 1·5 Lovely home on choice corner lot. 2 bedroom convertible den. Lush landscaping with beautiful enclosed brick patio. FiJst time offered. $81,000. 600 l'ATOLITA DRIYL CUSTOM ESTATE NEAR BEACH OPEN 2·5 · Like living in a park. Lovely 5 bedroom home with custom decor, overlooking terrace and pool on LAND YOU OWN in Corona de! Mar. $185,000. 4536 ROXIURY DRIVE 2156 PORT BURNESS PL OPEN 1·5 The most outstanding 3 bedroom, 2 bath ho111e In Harbor View Homes -to add to this, a super view of the ocean and Newport area. $1<17,500. 1212 SANTIAGO DRIVE OPEN 2·5 An. offering exemplifying all that's fine in Spanish . artistry. Flawlessly executed. Richly detailed. View. 4 bedrooms. 4 baths. 2 powder rooms. Family room. Formal dining room. $198,000. .. · CHOICE WESTCLIFF HOME OPEN 1.fi Superb quality 3 bedroom with . family room. Beautifully landscaped yard with dok run. Close to schools, park, shopping, etc. Ready for quick occupancy at $84,500. 1215 MOmMGHAM UNIVERSITY PARK'S RNEST OPEN l ·5 4 bedroom TownhOJllie with family & dining rooms. Popular "Yale" nlodel, largest in area. Fabulous location and an end unit! Call for more .. $74,500. 17614 ll&WOOD TUI. WATERFRONT LUXURY With pier and slip privileges. Privacy, pleasure and custom comfort features abound in this deluxe, water-oriented 2 bedroom home. Offered at $135,000. • BAYSHORE -CU$IOM DECOR . Real pride of ownership in this spacious home. 3 bdrm, fam .' rm, din. rm, 2 patios and large yard fox' boat or volleyball $98,500. . COLLINS ISLAND -NEW LISTING .. Marble, onyx & rich walnut paneling tastefully accent this gracious one-of-a-kind home. ·Large sundeck overlooks 60' slip & view of main channel. $395,000. FRESH ~ SPRING and just as pretty with its soft green and yellow decorator touches. This 4 BR, family room, formal \ dining rm, living rm, each with beamed cathedral ceilings, is like new. Handsome mirrored walls. A BEST BUY $169,500. BIG CANYON SPECIAL Beautiful Broadmoor Plan 4 with view of Newport Center. Many custom features including expanded rooms and professional landscaping. One of a kind at $171,900. 00' ON mE BAY Large Bayfront home with pier & slip. Will accommodate a 90'· + boat with ease. This 4 . bedroom, 3 bath home is located on Lido Isle with a large patio & P<>ol. Asking $550,000. IM:EAHFRONT! Steps to beauUful sandy beach In excl~lve area • Large family room, formal dining room, 3 bedrooms, 3~ baths. $375,000. SHORECUFFS -NEW-LISTING Charming 5 bedroom home on quiet cul-de-sac. Endless view or ocean, canyon & hills. Steps to private beach. 3 used-brick fireplaces, pegged oak floor in family room. $234 ,000. • A TW:H OF CL~S End unit with mountain and Back ·Bay view in Bluffs. Beautiful wrap-around patio with lights and fountain. Expensive custom extras, Including land, in this three BEDROOM Trina at $99,750. THE MOST UNUSUAL Corona del Mar bome'now available. Over ~ acre -. huge trees, ocean & bay view. Private beacb. 5 bedrooms, 7 baths, pool. Take advantage of this at - $249,500. . VllW LOT Build your own home. Level lot w /ocean view, ss•x13S1 comer, close to shopping area, good location. Dana Point-only $41,750. I Ban'-' &.U-1166 t fl! ' . . . . ' ' ' .. . . ' ' .. ' ! . , 1 • ' ,. • " " ! .. '• • HOUSES FOR SALE I lellOOM ' 420 Victoria, Costa Mm& 645-0303 Sat/Sun 1·5 220 E. 19th St., Co•ta Mesa 646·7171 sUn 1·5 1 llDROOM #5 Rue Vu l Bonnee. Bl~ Cyn CdM 673·7fl01 $139 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~l Crestview CBayshoreii> NB 673-8550 $73,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 702 Acacia Ave., Old CdM 675-55ll $65,000 Sat 1-5 * 1100 Whites ail•, HY Hills, CdM 675·fl000 $87 ,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 18382 Mapledale, HWll. Bch 752·1920 Sat/Sun l ·S 2851 Bayshore Dr, Ne"J)Ort Beach 646-7171 Sun 1·5 390·18th St. Costa Mesa 00·0303 Sunday 1·5 2 II & fAM IM or DIM **45 Balboa Coves, Bal Coves NB 645·7575 $150,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 787 Nyes Pl.. Laguna Beach 644-6200 $189,000 Sat/Sun 2·6 1833 Port Barmouth (llVHomes) NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 444 Seville (Bal Penin.) N.B. 548·1290 $84 ,500 Sun.1·5 330 Morning Canyon, Shrclfs, CdM 675-7225 $106 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 *612 Heliotrope, Old Corona CdM 675·7225 $66,500 Sun 1·5 331 Driftwood (Shorecliffs) CdM 644·6200 $119,500 Sun. 1·5 420 Prospect, Newport Shores, NB 642·5200 $53 ,500 Sunday 1·5 238-62nd St, Newport Shores, NB 642·5200 $62 ,500 Sunday 1·5 J HDIOOM 4.511 Pinyon Tree (Univ Pkl Irv 552-7500 $66,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #13 So. Callecita, So. Laguna 499·4081 $ll9,500 Sat/Sun All Day 312.5 Bayside Dr, Coronadel Mar 675-0686 $86,000 Sal. &Sun.1·4 548 Vi sta Grande (Bluffs) NB 644-1766 $72,500 Sun.1·5 408 Prospect, Newport Beach 631 -1400 $52,500 Sun 1·4 259 Prospect CNpt. Shores) N.B. 556.88()() $52 ,500 Sat/Sun.1·5 33162nd SI. CNpl. Shores) NB 548·1290 $65 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••#5BalboaCoves,NewportBeach · 631 ·1400 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·6 124 Apolena (Bal Isl) N.B. 673·6900 $95 ,000 Sun. 1·5 #9 Rue Grand Valee, Big Cyn CdM 673·7fl01 $192,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •261 W. Alton, Santa Ana 546·4141 $35 .500 172 E . Wilson, Costa Mesa Sun.1·5 646-7171 Sat/Sun 1·5 18715 Paseo Picasso, T.Rock Irv 833.9293 $62,950 Sat/Sunl·5 •1420 Kings Rd. CliffHaVen, NB 642-5200 $122,500 . Sat 1·5 4821 Cortland, Corona del Mar 673-4400 $94,500 Sat/Sunl·5 9RueValbonne, BlgCanyon,NB 675-flOOO $142,500 Sat/Sun 2·7 1908 Bamdal. Santa Ana 846-1371 $34 , 000 Sat & Sun l ·5 2963 Quedada, Ne wport Beach 644·7177 Sat/Sun 1·5 1502 Orange, Costa Mesa 646.7171 Sun 1·5 4Z1 Canal, Newport Beach 646·7171 Sun 1·5 29 Rue Grand Ducal, Big Cyn NB 642·8235 Si39 ,500 Sun.1·5 **51238th St. Newport Beach 675-2470 $143 ,000 Sunday 12·6 **512 38th St. Nwptlsland NB 997.4122 $149 ,500 Sun 12·5 212 Via Quito, Lido Isle, N.B. 673·7491 $89,500 Sunday only 1·5 4457 W. Coast Highway, NB • 646·7711 Sun2·5 2386 Westminster, Costa Mesa 752·1700 $43,500 Sun 1·5 81 Royal St George, Big Canyon 675.flOOO $250,000 SuQjlay 1·5 806Gary Place, (NewportHelpts) . 646-2888 $74,500 Sunl·5 J 1a & fAMIMwDltl •540 De Anza (Corona !Dnds) CdM 673·8550 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2601 Crestview (Bayshores) NB 673·8550 $82 .500 sat/Sun 1.5. 3140Country Club Dr, Mesa V. CM 979.3788 $79 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 735 Balboa, Laguna Beach 494.9473 $88,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 •925 J asmine Cir. Green brook, CM 540-1151 Sat/Sun 1·5 lll621 Roderick, HW1tington Bch 968 '456 $45,900 . Sat/Sun 1·5 Z!Ol!I. Aladdin, Anaheim ~7753 SattSun 1·5 7128Marshall Way, stanton 539.7753 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••409No. Bayfront (Ballsi)NB 673.e900 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •8867 Wren, Fountain Valley 962-4471 $65,900 Sat/SuD 1-4 :30 •4507 Tremont, Cam Shores CdM 675-3000 Dally 1·5 3000Country Club Dr. Mesa V., CM 546-4141 $89,900 Sat/Sun l.S 1930 Port Cardiff <lMtomes) NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 2331 CUff Dr., Newport Heights 631--0033 Sat/Sun 10.e 521 Via Lido Nord, Udo Jal NB 64().5560 $155,000 Sun 1·5 29S7 Quedad a (The Bluffs) N .8 . 644-4910 $98,SOO Sun 1·5 ••517 361.h Street, Newport Bch 675-7080 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ."":ia1Lugonia (Npt.Shor<!S)NB , • • .. ...... ::::t. ..... ..., ... t;': ... "''" ...... C .. "'-•' r ......... ._.._...t.4Mle• .. _._., ......... .t.ad • , ... _, .. ....,.•DAILTPILOTWAWT~DS.P-... ..,.. ._..hr .. •,..., ... 9'p4 .. W wll Wwwwwllwww • ,.,, ,._ .. , "''*'· ,,.., ... ...,. 548·1290 $62,500 Sun.1·5 •2901 Ebbtide Jld. CHVHills) CdM **121 Harbor Isl Rd, NB 644-6200 $129,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 644·6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 .; ••fl07 Bays ide Dr, Prom. Bay NB • •1915 Bayside Dr., N.B. 673-3900 Sat/Sun 11·5 644-6397 $239,500 Sun 2-5 Z!Ol Tustin, Newport Beach •21361 Sand Dollar, Hunt. Bch. 540-1151 Sundav 1·5 . 962·7788 $58,900 Sun 12·6 18872Vla Messina (Turtlerk) Irv · *678Sandcustle, HVH, CdM 752-1992 $95,000 Sat/Sun. lo.6 · 644·6397 $127 ,500 Sun 2·5 32342 Ascension, Mon Bay Ter Lag 312 Hanover (College Park) CM 644·17'6 $129 ,500 Sun.1·5 646-7414 $44 ,950 Sal/Sun 1·5 __J2J08 Pt. Durness CllV Homes) NB 2908 Silver, Newport Beach -c 833-8600 $127 ,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 638-8992 $73,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 3463San Marino Cir, MesaWds , CM 320Seaward Rd, Shorecllfls NB ; 64().6161 $61 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 675·5511 $99,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 19 Hermitage L a . Big Canyon , NB 8unday, August t 7, 11715 erde,CM 546-5990 $95.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1731 Bayport Way, Newport l.lch 646-7711 Sun 1·5 •1368Galaxy Dr·, DoverShrsNB 646-7711 Sun 1-5 •1337 Galaxy, Dover Shores, NB 642·5200 $249 ,500 Sunday 1·5 2424 Holiday, Newport Beach 642-5200 $75',000 Sunday 1·5 1561 Pegasus, S.A.H. (Back Bay) 642·6368 $64,500 Sun 1·6 •• 6 II & FAM IM w DBI •3626 Catamaran, HY Hills CdM 675-7225 $148,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••308 Via Lido Nord, Lido Ii NB 613-7300 $375,000 Sun 2·5 51 Montecito, Spyglass, CdM 675-llOOO $169 ,500 Sunday 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDIOOM 4/14 West clifl Vill a, N.B. 646·7414 /645 -2648 . 420Cypress, Lag una Beach DAILY 4714 Cortland Dr., Cam Hlnds CdM 64().6161 $169.500 Sat /Sun 1·5 675·5511 $87,500 Sat/Sunl·S ••333Morningstar.DoverShores . • 675-7225 $54 ,900 Sal /Sun 1·5 307 Marigold Av, Corona de! Mar 631·1400 Sat/Sun 1-6 675·5511 $123,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1817 Port Carlow (llV!lomes) NB 4733Cortland, Cameo Hlnds, CdM 644·6200 $97 ,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 675-7225 $89,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 2319Heather La. Newport Beach 10032 Stoneybrook, Mer. Gdns HB 546-4141 Sal/Stm 11·5 6«·7662 $75 ,500 Sun.1-5 •l806Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores NB •6111 Rockford, Cameo Hlnds CdM 644·4910 $215,000 Sun 1·5 675-6000 $96 ,500 Satr.>un 1·5 2847 Clubhouse (Mesa Verde) CM 3010rchid, Coronadel Mar 644-1133 $74 ,950 Sun.1·5 644·7211 Sat/Sun 1·5 15311 Reims Cir, The Ranch Irv 2230Heather Ln, Newport Beach 5.52-7500 $63,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 752-1920 Sat/Sunl·5 •1626GalaxyDr,DoverShoresNB .. 1S20Irvine NewportBeach 642·2589 $169 ,500 Sat'.&Sun.1·5 753-1920 ' Sat/Sun 1·5 llOOSantiago, Dover Shores, NB 21201 Breton Lane, Hunt. Beach 644-6397 $199,500 Sun 2·5 213-4S9·0991 $53,900 Sun 1·5 ••1202 E . Balboa Bl, NB •2319Tustin Ave, Newport Beach 675-8120 Sat & Sun 546-2313 Sun 1·5 1401 Cliff Dr. ClilfHaven, NB 995Azalia, Costa Mesa 642·5200 $85,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 546-2313 Sun 1·6 2949Cliff Dr. Nwpt Hghts, NB 1206 Essex (Westcliff) NB 675-40fl0 $165,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 541Ml812 $83,950 Sun 1·5 2731 Pebble Dr., Corona del Mar 1412Serenade Terr., CdM 673-4400 $159,500 Sun 1-5 64CHl600 $97,500 Sun 1·5 908Almond CEastbluff) NB 1703New Hampshire, Costa Mesa 642·8235 $105 ,000 : Sat/Sun2.·5 646-7171 SUn. 1·5 3436 Santa Clara , Mesa Woods CM •9591 Landfall, Huntington Bch 556·2660 $60,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 968 4456 $68,900 Sun 12·5 128 Via Jthic a. Lido Island, NB •2521 Blackthorn (Eastbluff) NB 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 642-8235 Sun.1·5 247 Walnut, Newport Shores, NB 1114 White Sails Way, !Mils CdM 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 644.QOO Sun. 1·5 •1653 Reef view, Spyglass, CdM 221r1Waterrnan Way , BackBay, CM 675-7225 $134 ,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 615-llOOO $72,500 Sunday 1·5 23932 Pasea del Campo, Lag. Nig. 17571Hlckory Tree La, Univ Pk, Irv · 499.2237 $99,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 642-5200 $62,900 Sunday 1·5 4 lllllOOM 351 Crescent Bay Drive, L.B. .4M-2091 Fri, Sat, &Sun 315 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 673-li:llO $93,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 lll Via Quito (Lido Isle) NB 673-7300 $99 ,500 Sun 2·5 121 Coral Ave., Balboa Island 615-0985 Sat. &Sun.12·6 1132 Sea Lane. Corona del Mar 640-1247 $89,900 Sat/Sun1·5 •1936 Teresita Ln, HborlOds NB 833·3821 $69,950 Sat/Sunl·5 9191 Carrolltown Dr., H.B. 962-4471 $52,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30 •1706 Irvine Ave ., N.B. 644-4910 $77 ,500 2467 Norse. Costa Mesa 646-7171 2400NorseSt,C.M. Sun 1·5 Sat/Sun 1·5 646-2521 $57 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·6 4714 Cortland, Cameo !Dnds CdM 675-5511 $87 ,500 . Sat/Sun 1·5 2349 Cornell (College Pk) C.M. 644·71562 $53,250 Sun.1-5 3126 Bray Ln., Costa Mesa 556-m1 VA $47,000 Sat·Sun 1·5 19202 Bethany Drive, Trtlrk Irv 833-3190 $70,500 Sunday 232 Monte Vista, Eastside, CM 642·5200 $59,000 Sunday 1·5 4 II • fAM IM w DEH 3121 Pierce, CM 837-4343 $52,950 Sat·Sun 2053 Phalarope (Mesa Verde) CM 541 ·5032 $79 ,900 Sat /Sun l ·5 IllCYI Port Wheeler, N.B. 832.22()() $84,990 Sat/Sun. 2-5 1512 Dolphin Terrace (Irv Terr) 673·11411 Sat/Sun 2·5 •2127 Indian Springs Ln, N.B. 645-7102 /631 ·0797 Sat & Sun 12·6· 8682 Franciscan, La Cuesta HB 968 4456 $72,500 Sat/Sun (2·5 *21091 Inferno Ln, La Cuesta HB 961H456 $85,500 Sun 12-5 53 Monteeito Dr. CdM 644·7261 $194,500 Sat.SU012·5 422 S. Cooper, Santa Ana 554·0239/531·8457 Sat. lcSun.1-5 2012 Port Ram•gate, HVlt. N.B. 644·78111 Sat lcSlln 1-5 * * 102 Linda Isle, Newport Beach 114().1907 $187,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 19291 EIY (Turtler<>ek) Irvine ll33-0ll5 tlll,500 SattSm 11·7 120 Via Waslers (Udo lal) N.B. 61U181 $179,000 Sat,&ill1·5 * •815 Via Lido Soud, Lido JI NB 67UI81 $295 000 Sat/Sun 1·5 20 Mission Bay Or. Spyglass CdM 67&-7601 $159,900 Sat/Sun l ·S 1821Pt. Abbey (HYHms)N.B. • 673-6510 $114,500 Sun. 1·5 l9:K Santi ago (Dover Shon!s) NB 1142-1123:5 Sat,&in 1·5 *2101 Windward (Baycrcst) NB 1142-8235 Sat/Sun 12·6 J.lllllPort Provence (HVHomes) NB 1142.11235 Sat/SUn 12·5 . . ~ . . . • • • • - • . . 1753 Irvine Ave , Newport Beach 546-2313 Sun 12·6 ll30Santiago CDoverSbores) NB "546-2313 Sun l ·5 21472 Lemon Tree, Spyglass HB 968-6726 $69,950 Sun 1·5 233 E. 21.0t St. Cost a Mesa 645-8792 $56,950 Sun 1·5 •6501 Glen Dr .. HWltington Bch 1128-7507 /638·5010 Sun l ·5 :i615 Catamaran (HVHl.S) CdM 644·5552 $139,950 Sun 1·5 9541 Erskine. Huntington Beach 968-4456 $61 ,000 Sun 1·5 •212 Hazel, CdM 644-6200 $275 ,000 Sun.1·5 lfl06Antigua Way, DoverShrsNB 644-6200 $164 ,500 Sun. 1·5 •1739 Tradewinds (Baycrest) NB 642·8235 Sun. 1·5 •2218 Windward (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 Sun 1 ·5 4726Cortland CCameo!Dnds) CdM 642-8235 $92 .000 Sun. 2·5 1822 Jamaica, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sun 1·5 ••1833Bayslde,Coriinade1Mar · 675-7225 $239,950 Sun 2·6 1924 Irvine, NewP<>rt Beach 556-2660 $73,000 . Sun l.S 1730 Port Westborne, Newport Bcb 752·1700 $83,900 Sun 1·5 • 1324 Outrig1er Dr, HV lD•, CdM 640-6600 $119,500 Sun 1·5 1816 Alaska, Mesa Verde, CM 64.5·0303 Sunday l ·5 •9 Torrey Pines Lane, Big Canyon 675·fl000 $174,500 Sunday 1·5 2900 Pemba, Mesa Verde, CM 546·5990 $63,500 Sunday 1·5 316Catalina, (NewportHelghts) 642·87ll $74 ,400 Sun 1·5 ' 4 1R A FAM IM & COUIST 2560 Fordham, College Pk, CM 546·4141 $58,500 Sun. 1·5 I lelOOM 218Vla Ithaca (Lido hie) N.B. 644-4910 $98,500 Sat 1·5 835Amigos Way (Bluff•) N.B. 673-4400 $86,000 . Sat/Sun 1·5 111 & fAMIM•Dltl 17 Lock moor Ln, Big Canyon NB 644·6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 '1S(1I Port Whitby (HVHomes) NB 642·8235 Sat /Sun 12-5 ••618 Harbor Isl Dr, off Bayside 642·8235 $279,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 &Oakmont La. Big Canyon, NB · 64().6161 $320,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 49 Royal St. George, Big Cyn NB 64().6161 $270 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •••76 Linda Is le Dr, Linda II NB 644-4910 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••731..inda Is le (Linda Isle) NB 644-6200 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1930 Galaxy. Dover Shores. NB 642·5200 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1627 Port Charles. HV Hms. NB 675.6QOO $103,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 .. . . . . . . . , . 2 11 &_FAM IM w DEH 2702 Vista del Oro, Bluffs NB 644·1133 $60 ,500 Sun.1·5 J IEDROOM 468 Vista Trucha (Bluffs) N.B. 640-5560 $77 ,500 Sat/Sunl·5 4.56 Vista Roma (Bluffs) N.B. 640-5560 $69,900 · Sat/Sun 1·5 430 Vista Suerte (Bluffs) N.B. 640-4050 $54,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2117 Vista Suerte (Bluffs) NB 645-7575 $76,000 Sunl·5 400Vista Su erte (Bluffs) NB . 833·9781 Sat /Sun l ·5 2623 Vista Ornada (Bluffs) N.B. 644·1133 $98,500 Sun.1·5 415 Vista Suerte (Bluffs) N.B. 644·1133 $73,500 Sun . 1-5 2447 Marseilles, Costa Mesa 646·7414 Sat/Sun 1·4 532Cancha <Bluffs ) NB 673·7601 $71 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 17825 La Costa. Hunt. Beach · 968-8611 $35,950 Sun 1-5 •2412Niagara, Costa Mesa 642-52q0 $32,500 Sunday 1·5 304 Vista True ha (Bluffs) N.B. 640-0020 sun I ·5 l 11 & ·FAM IM w DEH 320 Vista Madera (Bluffs) N .B. 644·1133 $96,500 Sun.1·5. J03 A venida Cerritos, Bluffs NB 644·1133 $102 ,000 Sun.1·5 •461 Bolero. Park Lido, N.B. 64.5-6646 $45 ,500 Sun 1·5 4 llDIOOM 3 Rue VU!ars (Big Cyn) NB 64().5560 $177,000 Daily 1·5 5 llDIOOM 835 Amigos Way (Bluffs) N.B. 673-4400 $86 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 IR & I 1R 426 Acacia, old CdM, CdM 675-flOOO $75,500 Sunday 1·5 2 llDIOOMS EACH ••2008W. Oceanfront, N.B. 962·7788 $127,500 Sat/Sunl·5 J II • I IR ••318 Via Lido Nord, Nwpt Bch 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 J llDIOOMS EACH 274 Grandview, No. LagWla 494 -0144 Sat/Sun 1-S 4 1•. J .. 317 Heliotrope, CdM 644-7211 4 llDIOOMS IACH 617 Iris, Coron a del Mar 675-3000 $124 ,~ Sat/Sun 1·5 714·714 Y, Goldenrod, CdM 644-6200 $124,500 5 II & J II 51Qst. Ann'sDr. Lag. Bch 494-0463 Sat. le sun.1·5 HOME & INCOME 111•2• tlM18\'1.0rchid, CdM 613-4400 $94 ,000 Sun 1·5 ••312·312 >h Grand Canal, N.B. 673-6900 Sun. 12·5 .4 ••• 2 .. • •llOll N. Bay front. Bal Jaland 675-2290 $339,000 Sat/Sun 10.5 * , ... ** w ....... ... *** w .......... ..... CAJLYPILOT DZ ---• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "COUHTIY GEHTI.-' · OLD FARM HOUSE The era of country Uvlni. Big Z·stor y ne.Ued on rambli n.c grounds, Loaded with fruit lrees & plenty of room ror th•l big garden. Featw:es 3 massive bedrooms incl .. separate m aster suite. Z Baths, family size coun- try kitchen +tonnal din- ing room. Plent.y of room for boat, ca mper, etc. It 's unique. J usl reduced to sell fa s t . Asking 140.000. Call now! Call 842-2535. Qf'fN 114 9 • 11 S f l!N IO Ill NICI' l•IE$'Hill 5-6-7 BEDROOMS OR library, sewing room , den, office. hideaway, or you nam e it. The possibilities are unend· i ng in th is 11 rm. mansion overlooking new golf co urse In Newport Back Bay. Ca ll Cor appl. today. YONKEltS REAL ESTATE 646·2388 DECORATOR'S M.ASTEIU'IECE Beautifully appointed 3 bedroom condominium with spacious master be:droom suile. Near pool and s hoppicg. Lots or privac'y . Low main- tenan c e dues and leasehold . Reduced to sell at $65,000. Call 673·8550. --Ol'tN 1•1 Q •I!~ IUN rof!lN!C'f ' ---THE REAL ESTATERS : BRITISH TUDOR -~ Leaded stained glass en- try, imported tile foyer, formal dining, sunshine breakfas t nook, beamed family room with 2nd crackling fireplace, up- stairs kiddie's playroom. Appointed in the British tradition. Incomparable value. Save thousands, CaU 645-0303. Oon·t give up the ship! "List" il in classified. Ship to shore results! 642·5678. 1002 • ·······················- Two, three and folll' bedroom townhomes, 8 models, 1 and 2 stories, enclosed double garages, decks. ba._, conies, fireplaces, tennis, swimming, saunas. From $58,875 8¥t> ANNUAL 'ro RAT E' I The mor• the down, the k>wer the ~ternt · :20%0own 7~~% Annual" R.:lte 1 0~ Down. 8% Annual 1i Rate .. • ' I ~-.. OAILYPtLOT Sunday,Augutt17,1975 HcMIM1ForStilrt , ............ sm tea. ....... ~ ........... s-. 1~ ..... -~ -~ .•••••••••••.• , •.••.•••••••••••.••..•.•...••..•••••...............•.. ···i··················· •··•••·····••••••·····• .. ~·••••forSdit IHo.HFor S. Ha.,...For~ H••ttferS. •••r.. 1oo.z.e,a1st1 ·fou11t..,. .. ..._. .1w c18 ~11 .. .._._ 1o:ucar111 .. Mlr IOJJ 1't ....................................................................... ··········-·-·""··· ····-········-··-·· -.................. _ _. ••••••. .-... ..!.":: ..................................... ff--•··· •• lo1Mrol 1002 -ol 1002 CO_,., I002G-1002 -...................................................................... ················-··· VALLIY -M,un . Pi1s•ns , CAPllCOD 4 llr, 3 ~· ()pea lloL " !Un. )Z..•, lit O:iral AYe. Owur. 11$..-,S all. 6 .... dyo. Spyglass -Su~er Deal • . ' ; 111 ., ' REALTORS 675-5511 ~..:-:::----OP'EH HOUSES • 1 07 MARIGOLD AVE.: C-del Mar c harm ; v.·a lk to bea~THREE bedrooms & ·rw o baths ; ceilin g. paneled walls, wo<XI floors, ireplace. THREE CAR GARAGE; bcautilully secluded. cool tree-shaded patio & large yard. One of a kind on TWO LOTS. OPEN SAT. & SUN. l to 5. $123,500. 4714 'CORTI.AHO DR.: Cu:ao HMJhkinds in Corona d el Mar. Gem quality -it sparkles. Four bedroom or Three -& den -or (ormal dining room, as you wish ;· New carpeting & dra peries, spacious patio & yard with many fruit , trees. Private beach. OPEN SAT & SUN lto 5. $87 ,500. . 320 SEAWAR.D: C~olce Shorecllffs location. Sincere, serious sellers have educed price on this lovely split-leve l me -three bedrooms, family room , spacious gardens, private be ach. OPEN SAT & SUN l loS. $99.950. 70Z ACACIA: Corona .... Mer soulh of highway investment property. Buy a future!! Older home on R-2 lot. Invest at today's price & draw incOme. build later.Just $65,000. OPEN SUN I to 5. Dl.l'LU -COl'Ofla cW Mer, Best in class. OWner's unit three bedroom, two baths PLUS an income unit of Two ·bedrooms; Fireplaces, beamed ceil- ·. ings, private patios. J ust a delight. $125,000. SA YROMT: a PEMTHOUSE "" Hoe Udo P b '1 ·Fabulous location & view ON TIIE WAT E R. Boal slip available. $165.000. MOllLE HOME PARK _ _.,._ 9 acrtt · partially developed. May exchange on ORANGE Co unty property or may help finan ce. Call for details. Lille ldmtcl layfront -choi ce location. Private pier , five Dcdroom availa bl e for yearly lease. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 I 5 E. Coast Hwy., C0rc.ta del Mer 675-5511 10026-ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• macneb I Irvine reelty FOR THE BEST IN DOVER SHOllES & IAYCll.EST PROPERllES DOYER SHOlllS-VIEW! High beam ceiling in living room! 4 or 5 bedrooms + spacious family room. Loft-type billiard room over living roorn can be enclosed for 5th bedroom. OPEN SUN . 1·5 P.M. 1924 SANTIAGO DR. (R59) IA TCRE5T POOL HOME. Newly listed -Ivan Wells classic w /4 bedrooms, 31.h baths, formal din- ing room & is land kitchen opening onto famil y room. Exceptionally priced a t $137 .500. OPEN SUN . 12·6 P .M. 2101 WINDWARD. (R60 ) DOVER SHORES EST A TE. Lovely atrium home -Ivan Wells built -overlooking Upper Bay - spectacular city & country view! Pool & jacuzzi! 4 bedrooms,. family room"' dining room. $168,500. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P .M. 1824 GALAXY DR . (R61) DECORATOR"S DRUM. 1 yr. n e w -2900 sq . ft . -4 bedrooms. 4 baths, huge family room, 2 fireplaces, 3-car garage w/elec. opener. air-conditioned, gas BBQ & 18x34 POOL! OPEN SUN. 1-5 P.M . 22 18 WINDWARD , BAYCREST (R62) "B.EGAHCE & CHAllM" Spectacular 2-story, 4 bedroom, 4"'2 bath Bayfront home. 45'-pier & dock. Beautiful day & night VIEW. Great entertaining patio + pool & jacuzzi . Vee Stinson 642-8235. CR63) COLOll ME SUMSHIME! .A g raciou s, prof_ decorated 3 bedroom, family toom, formal din- ing room home. Light & airy on pool - sized lot. Beautiful Baycresl tree- lined s treet. Fee -$139,500. Lois Miller64Z.8235. (R64) • -USTIMG -DOYER SHOii.ES. View of Upper Bay from almost every room. 4 bedrooms, family room + dining· room. On pool-size icJt_ Many custom features. $164,500. Appt. only. Donna Godsha ll 644-6200. (R65) IAYC•IST CHAaM! The price is exceptional for this smart 4 bedroom, pool home in most lovely area. Near schools & shop- ping. Now oCCered at Sllll,000. Evan C<Jrkett642·8235. <RE6) \ SPARKLING-NEW 181 -TRIPLEXES & FOURP'LEXES IN NEWS REPORTS °'-Co. growlll lo po operiJ .-. .,. 14'Yo a: • .,. Tt41MKoftlwM•wTriplexea ol $17 .500. o..ly a I Oo/o ...,._ lo •- waold ........ ·-,.._.. $1,750. ........, • 100% """"'.,,,_ -...,. -lo -·Jffl'!I! l_a_.. 31\bo .... 0. '"'• -•lfr'c, -. ...i 2 •a"' --.. ~EN SAT 202 °SprinqfMld. Ha:r """ lleocll West of leach ••d. 6 bkks Oii A-s. ·-al AWMl:u, 2 blocks SPRINGFIELD ESTATES KENT ROGERS REALTY 96C..3151 138-8300 G<Mrol 1oozJG_..... 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT . WATERFRONT Pier & 2 Slips Outrageous waterfront home. Three spacious bedroom s, 3 ba ths, 2 · fireplaces, sumptuous grounds a nd gardens. Live on the ,water for only $132,500. CA LL. . Op•n 5.....,. I to 5 2 Balboa Co•n PR€STIG€ I HOM€S REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE lM N. N_,,_,. llw4., N_,..., -..Cl>. ''5·•••• 645-6646 IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• r/ewporl Ba'! BALAOA PENINSULA Custom 4 Bedroom, 4 Bath Fireplaces, Wetbar, Library Ultra Modern Kitchen SPYGu.lS RIDGI • Lusk Sandpiper -4 bdfm. FRpool and delightful patios. pjllli view. ~.tso. Open Son.1·5. 1653 Reef view. · • • SHORECUFFS Van Lu it wallpaper, brick walkways - 2 bdrm. & DR with a c81!Ypn & oee~n view. All for $106,000fee. Open Sun. l ·S. 330 Morning Canyon. · OLD C .D.M. Quaint COM cottage -2 bdrm. 2 bath "PLUS" pool. Lots of charm. Move in condition. $66,500. Open Sun . 1·5. 612 Heliotrope. LAGUNA CONDOS While water views -2 & 3 bdrm. con- dos. Close to beach and shopping .. Great values from $54,900. ~ Sun . l -5. 420Cypress. IA YSIDE IEAUTY Elegant French Chateau on a wide san- dy beach. Decorated in elegant taste and built around a central patio for · complete privacy with fountain and jacuzzi -4 bdrm. game room and country kitchen. $239,950. Ope0 .Sun . 2-6. 1933 Bayside. CAMEO HIGHLANDS OCEAN , OCEAN, OCEAN -180 degree view from th.is delightful 3 bdrm. FR home. Plus private beaches. $89,500. Open Sun. 1·5 4733 Cortland. HARIOR· VIEW HIUS Country estate in CDM. Huge lot Lusk built 6 bdrm. Burlingame with formal DR a nd expansive · FR. Complete with golf putting green, pool and 'jacuzzi. $148,000. Open Sat. & Sun. 3-6. 3626 Catamaran. Can 675-7225 L:AL L US ~OR A FREE f ST1MATE OF VALUE \·c~t\LLEY I{ l~i\ I;f \' A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. I Ge-neral 1002 G..,..al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WATERFRONT HOME · lwltl: pri•ate pier Cllll slpl Just like new in and out -3 Bdrm, fam rm; 2 bths, lrg_ living rm w /brick frplc., separate laundry rm &800sq . ft . of new decking. $139,SOQ. w /terms. Offer your trade or low down . * TRIPLEX * ............ S95.000. °""_.._ ..... ....... Three furnished units -Heart of . Balboa Penins ula. near s hopping, schools and tenni's courts. Large decks over garages. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 H•wport IUYd. ·canter loth Gwral I 002 lolboa Island · 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• µ'ITL'E ISI,APID 3 IN', 2 N , lanal of( Pido+lbr. •Pl . $115,000. Call Sat/Sun. or art. SPM wkdys . 615·1M OpenHouws...y 210 Pearl. 38r , den, I Br Apt, guest n'.lOm & both. 1129,000. offer. 212 Agate. Lovely 4Br Home, 2 Br, Apt. $139,500 122 Opal, Duplex. 2+2. Close to beach. Great potential. .$85,000. WINTON Real Estate Call 675-1331 ....... , .. -. 1007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oce1nfront 4 Br. 2' Ba. Lge. au glass liv. rm., frpl. By owner. 8'13-8!!01 Owner Tnnferred and must s ell his vacant 'home this weekend. 'I BR. 3 Ba & huge Bonus Room . Popular 2 Story New Bedford plan. Gorgeous inside&out! · ·Only $159,900. lrllt9 ,_ offets. Open Fri.Sat.sun 1·5 p.m. 20 Mission Bay Dr. CdM , 673·760 I ~4!!!~~-~.!~.'-~ !!II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OCEAN VIEW Duplex, c-adelMcr 1022 Cosl•MHO 1024 1500 sq. rt .. J BR. 2 Ba. Bl' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• owner. $74,500. 496-0072 OCEAN VlEW Duplex, by OPEH SAT. 1·5 owner. 3 BR & 1 Br. 535 YISTAGRAHDE $68,500. 496-0672 1-Level 3 BR. Bonita ..::==c..::::...:=---1 Model. The Bluffs. N.8 . Corona del ~ 1022 Beamed ceil., frplc . ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHORECUFFS Charming 3 BR, 2 BA, pool + lo\.'ely view or ocean & canyon. J ust listed $139,500. 234 Mom· ing Canyon Rd. Open Saturday &r: Sunda)' 1-4 f72,900 ESTATE SALE 3 Bdfm . older hom e. $65,000 to Mesa 1024 OPEH SAT & SUM ••••••••• •••••••••••••• .1132 SIA.LAME MESA Verde/Republic. Harbor View Hills. 4 Br, Open Sat & Sun 1-5. 4 br, with ocean & bay view, ram, din. 3 levels, frpl. pool s ize corner lot ; Elegant! $79,900. 2053 beamed ceil., ram. rm., Phalarope. Agt. 541-5032 AHOMIWITH AFUTUU ror a family with a future to private Mesa Verde Golf Course & Country Club greens. !>"'airways - trees ,,_ ponds all at you r back door. Formal din- ing r oom · billiards sized family r oom plus -" trOphy room or den. Childre ns wing with playroom -4 giant. bedrooms & 4 baths. Ila exclusive! Only $129,~. Call 546-2313. OFfN "1 •;II S fUN ft'.>llf Nl(i i I SALL CASH$ .. ror your equity-fast. Discovery R.E.645-5045 new o£f.white carp., drapes. Quick possession Owner Pnostlgelveo VA HO DOWN 1 block from tlubhouse, $19,900 . 640· 12't7 lr•ine Tenoce 1512 Dolphin Terrace, 4 br.3ba,pool. Sun & Surf Properties 613-1148 Darling 4 bedrm, 2 bath 3-Br, frplc, fam rm. on treelincd s treet. Under$40,000.64.5·5045 Large ya rd with 2 patios. .. VA appraised at $37.200. Vets need only $1100. OYSR'Y closing costs, total mo. ••••ht• .. pymnts approx $343. Call,---'---'-------now-won't last! •- Call f6M405 IY 0- Salespeople Needed Bar Harbor, 2000 sq. fL z Cozy 1 BR hou&es. cor. 4BR, 2BA. sep. din. rm. lot, rrplcs, prtly. rum, •-..-.e.-... ei..-.f Fam. rm. Lge kitchen. $67,500. Jones Realty. ' Antique brick front ext. 673-6210, (evcs)613-28ZI . & central frplc. AUrac-tive landscaping w/fnlil BY OWNER Jg. 3 br, 2 ba _J~:::=~~L_I trees. Many estras. Nr. & den. Lg )'d. Modm . .:_ all schools, shopping_ So. kitc h . No . o r Hwy . DoYouHa•eSl,100? Coast. Plaza, rrwy. 579,750. incld'g. land. That 's how muc h it $S2,950. 3124 PH*ce Ave. 644-2877 would cost you to move CM· Open House. Sal- in to this ch<1once-0£-a-Sun. 546-1222or837-43'3 IRVINE Terr. Spac. lot. 3 br, 2 ba; new cpl. By lifetime JSR + Cam rm MESA VERDE owner. Lse. land. ~.500. + formal din rm. good BEAUTIFUL 3 bed 644-2871 old ho111e. Garden set-• rm, -=::.:..:='------' ting, plush new crptg. VA 2YI ba, 2 fplcs, l1e ramily 1---------•I or FHA welcome. Ownr rm, lge master bedrm, w/help rinance. big yard, modem , open, Do · h · t Call airy home. Situated on a nt es1lae, ... be t tr et .. BARGAIN .... ,... 3~~.h.~nt;.,ClubDr. The least expensive 2' •"...:J 0 Owner/Bkr 919-3788 ~~~7ia:se!~1~.!~~~ •:TIJii;/;/):I By Owner. Bonus Bur 4 BR, J Ba . New Bedford -·• --• 111 .... -spacious~ br. 2 ba home. SPYGLASS Th!s home is s till under construction, you may choose the finishing touches. Plan . Gor geously up-We're hereto help 21.SO Sq ft. Nr So. Cst OWNR. 3-Br Engli!lh style graded . Owner trans-Plaza. Lota ol xtras. On-~OllWO"!f.fOOOYOUR charm , m any xtrs. Terr ferred. Must sell ! Agent, EASTSIDE, Open l-5, 233 ly , 3 yrs old. $63,000. OPEM HOUSE TH5 WEBIEMD 1202 East--... cl. 675-1120 " loc. nrS. Bay .. 613-0897 613-7601 . E. 2Lst St. 4 Br. 2Ba, Liv. Pnnc. Only. 979-&599 4 Br, 3 ba home on half 1~~(;';~'4,~;;;L~t;;-l ·~~~~~~~~~I Rm. 1',rpl_c, Fam. Rm, VA-FH,.\ 48Jl + 28A. acre lot . Zoned A-1. Bayfront 45' lot, 4 br, Harbor ll1 1£ assumable NewPaihl.$4l.OOO.Mna Room for bi g gar:len ell'. gues t & maid qrt.rs, 2 br By Owner-Lusk llVHls. 4 YA Loan. Ready to ~ove Del Mar CM 556-1777 73 VA assum. 572_500. a pt & pie r . Bit in '69. Br,3Ba, Bonus&Fam& into. Owner a nxious. • • 8 0 $339,000 /owner. 615-2290. DR. Lg lot&. cov'd patio, A k. $56 9:iO 645-8'79Z Y wner. 557-1288· , stereo. 3615 Catamaran. 5 ing ' · · QUIET CUL-DE-SAC Fruit & Ornam ental trees s.urround thl15 charming near new 48R, 2BA. h ome fea tute1 choice Eastside locatk>n. Rich paneling , used brick, carpets. 'drapes, built-ins & ove r s ize garage $57,000. Owner. 646-2521 G-rol I 002 GOMrol I 002 GOMral I 002 G_,-ol I 002 644·"552 • ••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••••• ••••·•••••••••• •••••• ••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• I C'-C~"--------0 312 HAMOYER DR College Park OPEMHOUSE Sat•& Sun 1-!i. 3 Br 111ESIGN TO LOOK ·FOR WHEN YOU REAILY WANr 10MOVE: Walker Blee Real Estate OPEN .'." ' 4520 HOME SALES IN PAST 90 DAYS!!! Open llou8ea lld·y·lalact; ~ .. afa1ed .. cal• office In lihab_ .... fur .... vlawlng llllactilon 50 Convllllant; ~hood 01111:11 to --you Look In yaur plum dltecbay fs ufflca hlC8tilllll 417 Oii.CHiO 2 Br. li ..... rm, frplc, din. rm. 45 · lol. S67 ,000. •642-85G5• Only $44,950. Hurry before it sells. SP'YGLASS UNITED BROKERS Open Sal. &Sun. lobbe S.Md:i 12·5 646-1414 or556-4193 4Br. FR. 2 fi replaces. 21/2 Baths. Pro£essiooally de· By Owt!tie r, Ige 4BR 2ba, MESA VERDE, 4 BR, 3 corated & landscaped. Mesa Ve rde. 2932 Ba,Fam-rmhome.Nook Panoramici vie w o f Redwood.557-5176 & fo'rmal dln ·rm, 2 Orange Co. & Catalina. frplc 's . Beautiful! $194,500. 53 Montecito Dr. $14,900. 2162 Tern Circle. 644-1261 . Owner Cowtr f C .. Vila 540-0614. $4 9' 950 ' 1.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;; R-2 z Bedroom house with approved plans ror 2nd unit. Open Sund1y 1·5; 713 Larkspur, sm.soo. Excellent Mesa Verde l(MOTTY PIHi loc. 2 BR .. l lAI ha. condo " with pool. Near golf Like be ing in a Mt. coune.Allelectric.2Car Chateau in Eas t CM. garage. Huge used brick frpl & A•ollaMeMow! hearth, open beam raf· associated e" r'~ , J> ,, t /\, r' "., I ' -lo ~ ' , ' ' • lera, mas sive Mstr. suite. $42,tso. SOUTHu.MDERS "2·63611 • • lft•ft,_,,_. , I . ••••••••••••••••••••••• HoirM1ForS. · .._.,Fors-. ..._,..,_.Sdeo Ht•t1;«.S. 1HCMl'M1ForS. ' 7 .. fo · t•Y.._. 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BA YFROMT -=--~ ~ar"~~~d . .Xbt 1 ca 1 1urgc Open Sun. 1-5: 9~71 lovely home wlth two a p:~~~J:::q_Pt.'!,~ 2Cwitom lk>meti Open House Executive Custom By Owner 1308 Santiago o · · uma e O•n io'riarscourt patios, fireplaco & huae in& space. It includn 3 BALBOA PENINSULA $411,SOO. Ph: .... 32113 . · · ma•ter bdrnL Very quiet ira BR'" finished bonus 3 OCEAN VIEW Ezc<llen< location on the .. ff" UNDER I YURMEW neia:hborhood . Cull rm, 3~ Bal.hi, formal • Bay &:onlylhbk»Ckt.dlhe I ,. Oft leoch 1040 Upg raded 4 BR 3 ba 842·44SSorS40.Sl40. dining rm&: f•mily rm. CUSTOM HOMES Ocean. Each home bas 4 a11 mar lfome, eh'?l'. The price ia $&4 ,500 L B h rm 1 • 11 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• L d k . ' -bd 4 b lh & MEREDITH war-door opnr. t'a.m rm, le_atehold &: the bullder 11 · GCJUna eac Gallery. 2 fireplaces, GARDb...1 5 3 c:ar ga r. SGG.000 : 181lrl · aaxiousloaelll ~tb•r . u ltra modern ~ l..uke poinl Lane. OPt:n , . PA.Ill II HOMIS kitchen & privu.le pier. 51R·31A Sat/Sun 1-5. ssz~tJOO Begont.executive residences with up to ~:~t 18a~bo~'ii1!~.:~ 3.CAR GARAGE 3,(XX) sq. ft. of lu«.<ious space and oil can 675-8120 foe moce de· One. ln. Whit lh l"io• I 0 4 4 3 BR, l 'h BA, d1nlng area I J:1s tom· tL-quolity footu1es you would e·""" .,· t.a Is. blnatlon in ho mt ••••••••••••••••••••••• & bar. frpl, fmt." bl.ck no .. ...,... .... , l-'"""--------1 becomes ava t.ble . $3.,UfOO patios.SSI -1951 homes of this .price range. By Worm-HewparfCondol t01hly deairablu model z STORY_,....OL Dy Owner. Turtlerock. ington, builders of mansions of the 3BR, dfn rm, view. Soper with formu.I d ining . ...-v 2b d b ood clean, upgradedthroout. separate walnut-panel Step down living room to lnd~~p·J n .g2~00:.' ~~ Hollyw stars ond other fine cus tom Sh ows 1 i ke mode 1. family room, t.astefull wall or m ltronl! Large hou.5e Sat/Sun 11~ ..... ...., residences for 40 yeCl'S! Beautifully decorated. decorated, and move-i IDEAL HOME fiesta room. Bright Paseo Picasso.8.33-8S03. Owner moving out of c:ondltlon throughout. gourmet kitchen. Sweep· area, must sell. A real Lots or charm, beautiful Beautifully upgraded. 3 in g w r 0 u & ht iron UNIV. Prk, Parle: ll 3br, From $1 71,000 bargain j.t $60,000. CALL ly landacapedandsituat la r ge bedroom, 2~ it.airway. Huge master ba +study, atrium. Up-NOW! e d 1 n pr e 15 ti g baths, 3 c~r garage, suite. Enclosed laundry. graded cpt.s, drps. At· ijiioii'9:;;;w;-;:;;-.;~ neighborhood, conve i::reat family room, Central air roodilioning. tract. lndacpg . .$M,900 350 Cresc.t..,DriYe ~ CALL NOW nleat to a ll schools an formal dining room. Secluded paUo. Olympic Own/Agt."2!·<055 1714149~2"1 752 ·7315 near beach. Priced l huge heated filter e d siie pool. Prime Irvine l-"--'-=====--1 sell qulckly at $72,SOO_ pool. Covered patio. cul· location. Hurry to SF · L.,... le.0 I041 DONALD M.BI RD Phone .546·2313 for ap de-sac lot, boat or trailer call 7.52-1700. ••••••••••••••••••••••• po:lntment andadditiona access. Lots or extras. oPfNlll'1•n i fUNIO StMCi' THE O""LY EqUAL HOUSIHli OPPOln'Ut4ITT lDCo. $65,900. All terms. ;~ n ll VIHE TERR. l'lllij@lm:llljr:ltl. t~i WA. Y TO GO ~!.~ .. :.~~ ..... !~ ~.?..~.~~ ..... !~~ ~~~~~0~~.~bdrrn., 2 3-4/P~EXES 2br & 3br, ~ ba. Cpt, dr~. bltns. enc. gars. $59,9~. ea. Owner. 842.()389 ;;6~2-~4~4~71~(~r,:~:)~S4~6~·8~10~3~~~~~ Located o n OC EA.N OPENSAT./SUN.1-5 Country F.renchCharm.2 MIWPORTSHOIES Turtt.rock"-'IV SIDE OF HWY .• AT 121WAVE Bd,tolarium,view,near 2-Sty. A-frame. 3 BR, 2 By owner, 4 BR, 21h Ba, ~~ri;.?.1~~~ Luxurious home WJIN· Bch, town, park. 54.2 ba., decorator's dream. spacious liv-nn w/rrplc, 't h I COME, next to ocean· Cress.$79,S00.497-2219. Huge corner lot w /2 orma in-rm. ge am· drapes, bill-in kitchen. home w/2 deluxe units, l OPEMHOUSES 2Sly3BR.den.$62,500 rm. w /vaulted ceiling & Cha rming olde world pool & jacuzzi. Super SUM 1-5 3BR,large palio $6.1.750 - f 1 d ' J r uni • as w w carpets, front, No. Laguna. 2BR patios. $69,500 - skylight. Crpts & drps, architecture, has ex-mansion Or income, VJCTORIABEAOI 3BR .. like new!$65,000 Interior atrium. patio,. le,1·0, of HEAVY LAST CH.4.MCE... Real Estate walk to private tennis&; PLASTER , RED TILE ZAGRODZKY, Rltr. 124 Sunset Terrace. l mi. CAYWOOD RE.4.LTY .. by -owner. I-Sty. 4 lf(e . pools, parks, schools or• ROOFLINl:S. lligh -'""'"' ... -'-1"1'+-----I to beach. Grt, oc. vu. * 548-1290 * BR, 2 ba. Spacious liv. by MINAY quiet street.. Across from co urt ya rd w a 11 s' OWMf'.EagertoSell Xlnt family home w /4.1:=========1 rm., frpl. Warm colors in c~rskln':'°~"~~~ o~t~·a~. enclosed by iron grill Take advantage of sav-~~ !7kit~~ &;'.im! G 0 . paint & wallpaper. Ex-VA.ASSUMABLE gate, WlTH FERN ings on R. E . Com-d p . . $189 rand penmg -•ive shag & drapes $69.500. GARDENS & SWIM yar • n .patio. ,000. ,.....-LARGE EXECUTIVE -missions 1.o move in .,,.,. FONTANA thruout. Bit-in kitch. ___ _:8c:33.:.·.:.03:cl.:.5·:__ __ 1 MING POOL. Located b i • Lo I -· NEWPORT VILLAS pr 0 f . 1 n d s c Pd HOME approx. 100 YDS. FROM e ow roar .. et. ve Y New cedar home in & sprinklers. Walk to x l~i A large master suite with OPEN JIOUSE THE BEACH. 'lbere are ~e=w•/'.!f1'8gh ~-. out. LR w/bi. pit beam Condominium Homes schools. Asking $4S 990 parent retreat. 2 story 5201 Thomtree a "'LOT OF WAYS TO . t to bea h ,._ ceiliPg. Beaut. oc. vu., 3 in Prestigious 963-53S3 ' · hoJ!le with lovely spiral University Prlc. 'IheTer-GO", but if only need a conven1en c • Br & studio area. Pri. Westcliffarea ---------1 st.arrcase. Formal dining race. 3 br, 2 ba. Cam-s mall home, )'OU woo't town. Lee hillllde lot on patio Ir. lanai. $129,CXlt. of Newport Beach SUMMY&CHEEl:Y rm . Lrg. family rm. bridge Mdl . Prima find anything in the qa.iet dead end alreet. 254.SJUANITA S42,000to$44,000 J Br less than' 2 1 lo 968-4456. Greenbelt location. Cpl,' ""llage lo compare -.:.... Cb arm in I b r 1 ck Lapped rdwd in & out. 2 Bed•oom•. 2 Ba"--· m · A HO•• E WITH d ·•· t Bel •• wau. ... ":-ay lrom streeL 2 G R ' "~ beacb Priced at o l ,. rps ~ ex ras. ow lh' r I ........... rt. oc. vu. L ·i.· w/hi. """"paratedi . garea This spacious DOVER SHORES home boasts approx. 3800 sq. ft. of true lux- ury living. 4 LG . BDRMS, Master Suite w /own frpl. BIG FAM . RM . w /frpl. 4 MDRN . BATHRMS. l servicing the pool area. SUNKEN WETBAR & ENTERTAINMENT CTR . Frml. din . area & a HUGE LIVING AREA sur- rounded by walls of glass & overlook. ing the Shuffleboanl Crt. & HEATED ANTHONY POOL. Gourmet kitch. w /all the bltns & 1..!3"h compactor .sep. lndry. rm, 3 car gar. w /elec. l!oor openers & fully sprinkled landscaping. PLUS YOU OWN THE LAND. Price below market at $175,000 with terms Open for ins pection Sat. lhru Tues. 10AMto4PM or Call 645-6.530 . - ~ Howport 1 .. ch I 069 Newport Beadt I 06' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ANOTHER HEW EXCLUSIVE IJDO ISU A spacious & immac. bayfronl. Spec- tacular bay view! Pier & side tie for lge. boat-Only a few steps from deck. S Bdrtns., 5 baths; dining rm. $325,000 LIDO REALTY 3377 Vio Lido, II.I. 673-7300 -n Y REAL CltARACTER t I t t is or on Y car garage &: rear off · be il Jolt -""' $11,500--and an assum. E h . . Oep aAce~c:4!n89 cos . Sll SOOMPrice t t •· l t pit. am ce . . •Decorator wall to wall I 0 an 0 r Y 0 u r nc a ntin g ~xte r t~r, .cc.wn='.:./=gt:.:·c:-=·=1•:.... __ 1 • s ree, par .. 1ng, eve M/br suite. 4 Br, 3 ba., carpeting !!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!! .... ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!• terms beckons you into th1s 1 • SEE TODAY! with house. I Br, 2 Ba, ramilyrm&:sep.din.rm. J;;:"'i" :Call Tod.3y1 beaul!full y upgraded ex-ENTER Jt~~ MEN T GONE TOMORROW! unique frplc, Slln poreh: SL. to St. lot. $129,cn>. ~aTc~~~o s ed ,patio or Mewpori le~0691Hewport leoc11 1069 R.E.byMONEEK ecu.t1ve hom_e . ~as Grealhome w/frmafliv-MISSIOMREALTY all for $77,900. Open •Continuous cleaning •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 536•1461 Italian ct•ram1c tiles. 9855.Cst.,Lagwia House Sun. 1·5 or call OCEANFRONT _________ ,coco carpets, lc.vcly de-ing & dining. Gourmet Phowe494-073 1 494-4911 or~ for On pri . cove w/steps to ~v:~fr igeralor , ice EXECUTIVE •lslondPrivocy• .4.SSUMEGILo•u corator d ripes. Mus t kitchen. fa m rm. wet ---'-'-'----'-"-'--I appl. 820 LaVisla, Lag. bch. Beaut.5Br,4ba,2 maker 3 ~r . 2ba, gourm_et """ gee! 968.4456 bar, frplc, vaul ted ceil· FULL .4.CIELOT Bch. LR's w/ complete studio •J healed swimming ESTATE kitchen. Dock &. Slip. OPEN SUN. Lovely cnr.1 ;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I in gs . tleated pool. nower Ocean vi ew over l,;lgunal -"='---------1 a p t . c 0 u l d be Owne r moti va t ed 3br,2ba .enc.pal io.Nr.1 ~ fill ed ga rde n. Jus t 0 Oceanfront Woods Cove. d i id d 00 f pools F · · -proper nly$300001 v e -4.0 sq t •Draperies 4 + amily, nearly 1 /4 Qwckpossess1on. ~pc::e~· N~~ll yr ~~cobr<?:.l. 2 BeAdD,ooUml T. L,1v,,1aHthG. Ex· c$55=·=000=·='':c':.:·"""==----I OC.EAMFRriKf ... , !h~t::ateor ~i~w~ 6 :w: 4 $349,000. . . •Log burning fireplace abedcrc . l .. ugec oveders!~ed CANYON REALTY S I I t b I 3 L · · IEHTALS •Abundant closet space rooms. urv uee 997-4122&649-263Z plush c:pt. thruoul ! celle nt decor. Tennis a e r e n • Y owner. ···8 most. ge. uruls ba,$350.000.7%ormake shaded laneorexecutive l;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;; $53 ,900 . lO o/o dn . cou r t & clubho .. use TURTLEROCK! 4br, with view, generous offe r.Owo.494-7156. Summer wi th mirrored closet estates. 2 Brick patios.I • 213 ·439-099 1 wkdys . nearby. Security gate._ 2ba.Closetopvt tennis & parking. See this at Beaut. 1 + 2 Br's doors. gas BBQ f i repit, 2 Ownr/Agt. maximum privacy . swimfacililies.Pvtfront $219,000. •OCEANVrEW,CliffDr. $200-$300p/wk. 1114-1256 fire places, 3 baths, BIGCAHYOH OPEHHOUSES SAY & SUN 1..S & rear grounds. lots of COMPARE condominium, lBR WINTER RuttMCIRoad formal dining, guest SJS,950. Barrett Realty t r ees ·, s prinklered ; Bo'g, 3 bd,m., Z'" bath l Y.lba, peaceful, prime 1+2Br's -$275to$350. 6425200 7 '" 4 NEWPORTBEAClf fa c ilit y. Owner F.4.SHIOH SHORES ~ a trium w/walerfall & family home. Big ocean !:..~7~;1t mt_. $8 ,500 . Oceanfront 3 Br, 2 Ba. Calif. 92.660 trans ferred -hurry !! 3 BR, 21h Ba, $192,S(IO. 9 Rue Grand Valle 4 br, 2 ba Super nice sgl fish pond. Plush carpet view. Big comer Jot.. A -$650 p /mo. Sales Ofriee-Phonc SAVE $$$-eall645-0303 story . Nr . ocean . M.4.RIMEISCOVE throughout. Extensive buyat$79,500. OPENHOUSE 497-1711 714/645-1373 2 BR, 3 Ba, $139,500. 5 Rue Val Bonnee Lndscpd. Exec. area. $36 ,900 ~~c~~n:a6i~~a:,~~ · SAT.ltSUN. DIRECTIONS: From the $58,000. LEASE~n~• r ·1 . c' lt OPEHHOUSE LOWER3ARCHBAY Newport Blvd. Frwy COURTESY JlEAL TY vr '-"..,. ~-3loOOr _ SI S mo. a 11 12 Moria. S-1·2·5 3 br, 2 ba. Very secluded. south lo 17th St .. tum Jefi 962-7751 Former model in pri Pvt. Beach It tennis crts. on 17th to Rutland CI -----~---•beac h area, electronic TURTLERO K WE HAVE RENTALS Be ·1••• bay . block past lrvine Ave.). _ ·IY 0...,,.""· gate entry. Rustic wood C am eel -·, win· 1 _ -, ,..,, _U Y T't'"5R exterior, deep pile "ap-Popular Plan Ill Broad-Ask for Joan dow5 , spac. decks w/o-turn left ~ths of block to ......... ~L JOI() sq rt . Custom 38r o~ pie green .• earpct, foil moor. 515,000 in custom ~, 1 / ~ c:eanview! Vel')I lg. liv NEWPORT VILLAS. .._. rt Hts the Water. $1M,OOO. Ph.. w~llcover-, cand)elite features & landscaping. -<:::>-rm w /frplc. 18K gold newpo • · M&-7$IO dine. garden kitchen. S83379.1,56so3o .. By ow n e r .~· rxxt' I ,, ... · cb::ae-lh=fi:::ox_t_u_,es_!_J"'_t_,._· 1 YJSTAOaUDO $47,500 Owner will carry a huge duced lo Sll9•500-Wm. Spacious Bayf'ronL Con· Charming 2 bed.rm Cot.- 2nd I U. b I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Powell R. E ., "99-4081 or t t 673·7601 U 1 • ease op onor su · 1 do ; lBR & Lan ai. ta ge on arge re e l~~~~~~~~~~ 0&f,~ Nbi:."5~ 6:~~ mit YOUJ{ TERMS!! Va.-SUMMER DELIGHT 497·! 51 UMITS Sale/Lse opt. by owner. s tudded estate. Can't/~ w /pool. 828.7507 1 or cant . Bkr962-S:ill E n j 0 Y t h e 8 i r _ OCEANFRONT HOME 2 No. end 2 bdrm. units.1 _:cR::e:::•:::•o:cn::•::•::le:.:·.::67::S.:c58S3==--l last ! Call today. 645-7221 PIEi & R.0.4.T 638·5010, Bkr. conditioning and large ·f. e L ESTATE Nortbend Laguna Beach Walk to Divers Cove. •PARK YOUR BOAT• 0 ~ 3Bdrms., family rm .. S•·wc-• c-•--' covered patio, the tinled in Crescent Bay. Lux-Neat yd., patio, BBQ, vu. b lh' 38 2ba ho J21-u"' 4 batbs.Only$185,000 BuildersCustmHome nv __ .....,..... 35lN.Cout.•·-•• urious 14 yr. old re· Clean,lomaint.$89,500 Y is r, me ~· 21 5 Picture perfect 4-Br. 214721..emonTree window s and the 484 7151• 7r5~-sidence in "t.os»'cond 3 wcstm bit kitch. 2 ear - -Ope• etjSMal·S B f I l t (spy.lass &l-la-•lton) sprinklered yard. Im--•S.ISO bd 3 b d. · gar laundrm $143000 61 l 36ft.5treet 3-a. am rm, rg o ...... 1 t 3 bdrm 2 b th r m ., a., in.rm.. · · • · near beach. $66,900. Bkr. OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-S maeu a e ·• a L fam.r m ., semi-formal Duplex Northend 274 CANYON REALTY 961-MOJ Realtor 6'6-88l l with custom draperies OPEM SA'.1 . 1-5 liv.rm. Absolutely si>ec· Grandview Open house 997-4122 649-2632 211.-$69,500 ;=;;:=;.:;;;;--;-;:;:-;;;;--;:;~/·~~~~~~~~~1 a nd m irro red closet 405 p•~-•u• 1 . •---·b1y s WestcliffReolty doo·s. An ,·mmaculate A"..,__ ta~uedar v1ew1! ~1 Sat. & un. l ·S494-0144. Super Custom Portifino Open Scitj'SIM 1-5 3BrCondo.t lh ba,2sty. h ' h •. ed 1 Emerald Terrace . pnc .$265,000. vu-pool-jac-Bonusrm. YA ......-2600CHffDri.e $24,950. Asm 6-V. $15 ,000. 3Br. t lh ba Condo. Sharp! omet atspnc a on-Charming &: spacious, JAMESLOMAS NEW HOUSE in Laguna CAl"'lllll $99SO do. Hunt. Bch. 17825 La Costa. Open Su ly $49,500 panoramic view home. 2 REAL FSI'ATE Beach. Just reduced to $1l4i,500. Owner. 64.4-$389. JOMES REALTY 646-$632 1-S. Agnt. 968-8611. "' Bdrms. +den+ privacy 494.-lWI $$5.150 Sand Castle Real Hll VU MOMT'EGO POOL ** 673-6210 ** .. " ··--• I040H • ~ le h 1040 & in pristine condition. Eslate,494-802S. Bv Owner. 4 be, 2 ba, HOME I .. 9on~ r.lntin "!f.on oc $1MOOO •MONARCHBAY• 1 2 BR, I BA , newly re-•••••••••-••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VISleN EM' ER•LDIAY Brand-new home, 4-Br. FOR SALE BY OWNER ra m . rm, DR, bonus rm. Beautiful , s p acious. modeled, R-2 lot, super ..J/.unling lon.JJ.arlour $89,700 Spacious Harbour home designed fot gracio u s · entertaining .. Cathedral ceiling living room with dramatic center fireplace. Master suite overlooks private patio. 3 bedrooms, den, family room. For t he discriminating buyer. Jus t reduced to $89, 700 . . . Ask for Wilma Fitts. $179,500 4 or 5 large bedrooms, large family room by pool, living room, den, & master suite w /great channel vtew. 41 ft. dock. Reduced to $179,SOO. Open 1:00·5 :30 p.m. Sat. & Sun. ll4U Barnstable Cirele ... Ask for Tony Helbling. ' . . $99,000 •O~l H u m b old t Drivl... An ettceptional Island home near sand beaCb. 4 bedrooms, dining room, rumpus room with wet bar on large ...,.er Jot. $99,000. Open House Sa\. •Sm. 4051 Humboldt Drive ... Ask fOr .W'tlma Fitts. $290,000 Maiestlc Spanish custom home sltu 'lted on point on Humboldt Island . Will Buck creation w /3 Bedrooms 3 baths1 library & game. room . sw'tmming pOOI, glassed·ill · c1ec1c., J20 ft. of boat dock, waterfall In entry, ceramic cook top/grill' are but a few of the many luxury features offered. Open &m . l to 5 p .m ...• AU for G<!ne Simone. tl;iJ~!'.:~--~I~ . . A 2Y.r ba, enclcsed atrium, TOP OF THEHl~ Fee. Quiet street. Nr. s prawling on a cul-de-sac nice. Ownerfi.42.-2711 RI.ALTY Ocean s ide. Spacious & wet bar and many, many Spacious new 3 Bd. 2 ba. pool & schl. Xtra clean. street in Newport Beach. 552-7500 charming4bdrm.home; other fine features . Overlooking beautiful $84,990. F1exible (inane-3 Giant bedrooms. no •4 BR . 3 Ba condo. ~~'."""~~~~~~library , family rm. with Lends itseU to Southern Laguna Designed in ing & occupancy. m aintenance yard, Harbor Hi. Balcony, -frplc .• s pacious dining California entertaining. Twnhse s ty le. Open _832_·_2200 ______ _, s ecluded pool, im-patio, pool. lge gar. 1800 RETREAT rm .. lge kitchen with Permanent ocean view. House Sat. & Sun. I0-5. m ediate occupancy. sqfl,$47,500.m..8974 brkfst. area. Mstr. suite S zr 1045 Balboa. 499-1601 or llG C ANYOM $87,000 to this charming 2 BR, 2 has frplc. & ocean view ! 1 ·500• 67>3606. • 3 excellently priced 3 Hftor-V ... ta•1s :.,~e'.e'n:bie0tht~l~:~~,·~,:i~:ag' tloal~bed~a~c;hpe.ly$2d.2Sd~.ooocre!~e; ~~::o...: L.c_.:.:..=c.H'-lg.ol----,0-5-2-1 ::",.~~!,;_~to'De1+1";,mooo':i.:".;>1~ 1Pra£, ··p~.rl:~~.-.. :•l ··,. !:t~I;~~· ~r~~C:.~s?:Pe; 499-1397 493..SS12 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" olYV ~ lands caping, lg deck, fountain a nd hanging f' 't BBQ BROKERS C h ' . k th •IRYJNECOVE • ••FOREVERVIEW!! 7S2·1920 1rep1 • · a r 1e m a es e ~ Ocean ••'ew home, 5-B•, New 3300 Sq. ft. on cul· 1400 0UA1L$t.N1w.c>1tt afACM WELCOME.$104,000fee. atrium an extra treat. ~ • 1730 P t M t Only $4~.soo ~r. 3.,_, ba +formal liv rm & de-sac, cuetom48R, 3ba, LIDO ISLE or arga e. 9':"', ram rm 3 car a:ar pvt br krat rm, fam rm, 1 644-4887.0wner LE RAISOR · enclosed yard. A• reai library . Call to see.··--------""'" A beach, playground, REALTY 1105 N ..• C40094':_:iwl,.l7•,'7.~l.-aguno: find in t his exclusive $120,000. 831 ·9411 BOND tennis court & clubhse at Fees.:-.~~F;,:lh"lthisE?/ im· communit". --.ooo. REALTY INC. ILUFFS your front door. One-1 ...,_ Low Lease s tory ru s tic charm. mac & s pacious upgrd'd 452:3CampusDr., lnine * LIMG>O * *WE KHOW * Low Maintenance Dutch doors, beam lri ·level Bayf'ront Con- Campus Valley Shop Ctr. White WetwrVlew It .. &tafe L•GUH.4. MIGUB. Low Dn. Payt., 10% ceil's, 4 BR, 3 Ba, dining do. Lux 2Br+FR (or Immac. 4Br, Brk frplc, 499-1397 493-8812 A Low Price. sso.500 rm & large patio. 45' st. 3Br), ram rm, [rml din _ _:::C.:.A.:.L::;L;:..:cl.:.l _J.8_:c6:.:0:.:0c.__1tiled entrance, Pvt . * IEST• 38drms .. l'h baths to st. Only $125,000. rm. Max privacy. Cstm TURREROCIC patios. Beaut lanc.hcp'd ~EMERALDBAY * OCEAN VIEW 3·BR H . Dowd Rltr. &M-0134 Phone fo r showing decor. Nr pool, tennis. level lot. Real value at 4-BR, fam . rm home townbom e, security anytime. Open Daily l ·S. 29fi3 OPEHSATfS'M l·5 $96,SOO. OWNER . within walk.in&distance area, re e reation a lWALKTOBEACH.3br.2 Quedada. N.B. Owner 11715 PaseoPic asto 4M-64S6. to tennts courts and facilities. Owner anx· ba hse. Frplc. bltns. )3rittingham Rc.tlt9 Anxious. priced reduced. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths, frplc .1.:.:.:.:.::::c.______ beach, whitewater view. ious. $89,9SO. SS2.750. Owner. 552-8'1M SUBN IT. Agt /Owner Cul de sac street. Beaut. OCEANFRONT $145,000. DELUXE 3-BRlowerup-r.:cALTo=6 6'4·7177. carpe ts, drapes, s hut. Nothing can compare * LIMGO • graded condo. fronting ••HB..P! 3336ViaLido 1--------- ters. 2 Patios,; complete· with this outstanding I .. lltah on 7th fairway. $50,500. Anxious owner 67S-Ol23 LIDO 2 Story, JBr. 2ba ly fenced. $62,950 lnclud-home on promontory 1 5500 SQ. FT.-GoU course Bring offer. Harbor Viewl ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;! Home. Spac. Mod home. Ing land. with spectacular 280 499-1397 493-38l2 home . Po o 1, spa , Hills. large 4-Br. Own! 1 Owner. Prin. on!f (2I3) UM IV Ell SITT PAU degree views. $350,000. WCMllcl y.. ....... gameroom, office;maids your own land. Ca ll Bkr., HARBOR 822-2817 room, 4-BR, many xtras. 838-8586 1-'-~=------ Lowest priced Cam -... own your own con· ---------[ VIEW 4 Br C s t m Imm a e bridge model in Village DUPLEX domintum apts., starting Prestigious home. call P.4.HOl.4.MIC VIEW . Newpart. Hght.s. $89.SOO. .1. 3 Bdrms .. 2 ba.., dining I BDRM. APT.+ studio as low•• $32,090, for a 2 foL,_appt. $29SH~·.~ Bay & Irvine Hills. En· HOMES TRADE. Bkr.673-67S6 rm ., e nd unit. Out or · Ii i do bl bdrm. unit ctose to the ..,._. ~·r town owners must sell ! unit, 2 rep aces, u e beach! <Yc,500 For a 3 830-SOSO 495-4040 le rt a i n e r' s delight JUST RIDUCID 38R, jacuzzi, lge. lot, 2908 garag'e, big yard with -w /pool &. game rOOm . s ·1 N B $73 900 Only $44,950. Hurry on b unk house, close-in. bdrm. uail; big ocean *61Paseode1Valle Fanlalticnew4br,3ba, SI0,000 A~:n~~-aOOi: ' · thDi~oVnleDl D c•ms--..a $77~500. view,walk tobeach! LAGUNA NIGUEL 4000 sq rt custom home, Beautifully upgraded 4 1-~------- A • -"""" • Golf course estate, 4 wood ceilings, 3 (rplcs, BR Jlarbor View home. HEAR BA y Realtor -133-9293 II& YIEW •. ~~IP&Il.f'l,"'7 years old, 2,900 sq. n. many xt ras. S16S,OOO. Lots o f bric k work. fro m this charmlnc s ~ '-".v Lease/option at$600/mo. MS-7102or63t-0797 Tastefully decorated Ttwtlerod&.... bdrm home. Hardwood , 499•2800 $90,000 l-'-"-'-"'-''-"'"-'-----1 thru-out. Owner very Aoxi-0-1 noora, Mohog1ny welts, = --=• OPEN SAT /SUH WESTCLIFF •,nxlous. Bring yout or. Ele1ant execuUve-type secluded patio with f:nDt --r .......-23932 Paseodl'lCampo er. VIEW home in prestige trees. $78,:500. Sweeplnbdl ocea; .. ~le: (right on golf course) O Opendi• S-1·5 OP'" s.t& S- arta of Irvine. Beautiful-from 3 rm.. _,_ 4 Br, 2 ha, lam. rm .• 1 utata ·n1, 38r, 3Ba, 195 6 Port lmrlwt PL, ly decorated &: main· frplc.: lower lnlt has 2 .sq . ft. Beaut. eof'd. w!htd Din rm, fam rm, Uv rm. HI tained. Large covered bdrm.; l lii ba., 2 f'rp1CI., swim pool. Bt'st buy on w /dual frplc:'s loots out patio: sewrity gate en-dining rm.; nice yard; the Laguna Niguel Goll on priv. aunny patio. try. 0on·t miss this at only 3 blks. to beach. Course. Home re cently r e- $98,SOOlncludinglandl $U5,000. $99.500 decorated thru-out . 552-7000 Mortll l ; 21 Yetlh RMI •tat. Pert'ec:t. for entertaining. Torrlflc c..lolVo View of Emerald Bay 4 9 9·2237. S83.St>OOUTH CO'ST 3Br, 2ba, Wood •Glau from this big, 2 bdnn. &1---'-------I ~ Home. a DecU & Gdo d ... 2 lrptcs.; se<luded Mlsliooo Vl1jo 106 lllVESTMIHT Patio. $77,9$0. Ph : yard.$110,000 •••••••••••••••••••••• 549-0812 '45-420] ,, Newport Heights, 3 bdrins., l 1AI baths, splil- level. 1 Blk. to bay. 2nd. Story view; l1e. kitchen; bltn s ; hdwd Cl rs., beamed ceil, frplc ., lli· pie garage. Vacant, see anytime! AskingSlB,500 POOL Newport Heights ; tree hidden 4 bdrm .. 3 ~ baths: kitchen bit-ins, with nook. Dining rm., family rm., shellstone frplc. Courtyard entry wit.ti lovely pool. $74,900 1·vi11,: 1 k'lllt'S. l:.;.1 [t,,1·~ 494-4.832 Ocewfe ..e At •-••• Loma . 5 Bdrma., on Crescent ..._ Y. If ~ NOTICE Hawa11 1n Atmoaphere. Bay: IS•· timllr rm., 2 "a•1••' CALL ~ •4•·.l 414 673-7601 A.""'~ ~~~~~~~1. r.~.~"" TURTLF.ROCK Preslde;nt Open boU8e SIL & Sun. frpl,. Iota of decks. Ask· Ovt!r ~ ow % loans In how Dally Pilot ,C!ass· home. 4br, fam. rm , l·S. OupleX, 5 bdl. 2 ba, lns SZ'1S.OOO Mbllon Viejo, El Toro. iried ads display t.Mir prol. decor·d. It lndscpd.. 3 bdl, 2 ba, Jacuui, 110ft, * d4·7'55l * San Ju•n Caphrt.rano, 2 t messages with le1lblllt.y A/C. Qulet Cul-de·&ac. patio w/vl•w. SBJl home.11. Call. and impact? OUr •ds, we Prvt. & Beautiful . ..,, SLOSt.A•'•Dr. 831 -0821 . are proud to say. really $95.000. By owner. Prtn OWNER, (714)4N.otA ....... IC -"'TY aet result•. Phon e only . 752·llltzA:eu-atlS OA!'fH!I!· ,.._., ~ 642·5618. r')' ( ' ")"' ~ . r\· ...... <,,. I LIDO ISi.i ·N~•t Nr•,•rt P••! ~fflct1 2 12 Via QWto Ca pe Cod. 4Br, 2\4t ba. By L1. p1ttlo, 3 BrL2 Ba. sun· owner. Be.st locatJon, deck. $89,500. u:y Owner. q_uiet. Walk to Lida 873-7491 lbopl. S'ff,400.-..rlL I f:!!oA.ILY PtLOT SUhdey, August 11, 1975 . I •-:.::~.,.,.._ 2100 11micG ,..,,,........ 27·00 ....... u.ha '•1• ......_.......,.... M••••U••• '1•14 ,,, .... uwhalll.t:•• ro••• a····~··········1.v.t1. ..................•..................................................• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Mt= .1.10.1 P t lie V~ 3234 L .. II •. :::!:.':::.~ ........ ~'!-sH ... OMH 110.0 lltcome Pfo,...ty 2000 ... rt .. l"VJ"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ,......wpo ech t06t ••••••••••••••••••••••• M••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 2BR, 2BA, 20x!l6' 10 UNITS FAllM L>li4D ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 •1 • -r .... .c J241 w.w,.rt leD JZ6t ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• U""IDESCO 3 BR, 2 ba, 2 cu guar,•· 1-------IAVAIL. NOW, 2"' .... l THI SOUMOI~ Al'Pl:ICIATIOH-TAX -TEii SIU SWPOiiAtl " blt.n1, comm. awt mm ng LUXUIYCOHDO yr. lea1e. $395 mo. Vlow. t POOL Skyline. Pets OK, Short Costa Mes il. 9, 2br .. and 4 Bdr ms .. 2\-\ bat.hs blk to ocean .~. l , lbr. One year <?Id . In· FREE RENTA.LSERV. pool. Kld1 ok. No foe. Ocell\ Front.. 38r, :'Iba. MZ-807810·12AM I Jmmed. P()!j:sesslon t·o.mc $28 ,300 .. Selling WouldYouBBlieve 30' W/CABANA 2 br, pnce $220.000 firm: As· UnderS10000" patio. Adult Lido Prk. :;ume $1 53 ,000 f1rat . OPEMSATK....i IS NB .$4,200oro!r.ti73--0l78 0:.w.c. second, rrln· 1936 T --~;::·"" • c1pals only please. 8..KR. erw9m1L.. BAYSIDB d 'An1.a, N.R. 71C /540-23C$. FEIGUSOH Double ca rport. ldry, REALTORS 13).~•21 newl y d e~o rat e d . -fi.4.1 ·2'013 WF.STCLl1',F VILLAS No. Ac,,.099 for sck 1200 4 & 14. Bea\ltlfuJ, well de· ••••••••••••••••••••••• cerated 2-BR. 2·8A CON· fl'lcturesqur Crttk 52 UNITS 6 .6 Gro s:;-16 & Anahei m . 36 &. Sant• ,Ana. $610,000. 0.. or «>n- tract. Call : Realtor, Paul O'lad. 962·6142 -----DOS ·.wj lots or charm tn & Old Oi* Tl"'fft prest1g1ous area. Lo\'ely 21.:t ac in No . San Diego OPEM HOUSE gardens and pool. O~F.N County . neduced to 180 Ac Almond - 160Ac Grape-Citrus 120 Ac Almond 20 Ac Row Crop $1>'75,000 $558.000 $430,000 160 Ac Almond $505,000 160 Ac Grape-Almond $.558,000 'ZIOAc Grape-Almond $1 ,000,000 45 Ac Citrus $164,000 39 Ac Citrus $146,000 1080 Ac GrazLand-Str $276,000 240AcGrazLand-Str $84,000 192 Ac-Ocean View for $575,000 Summec &: Wnlr. Beach $211. mo. Ast.MZ-4421 • 2000 sq: n. $850mo. on yr· ~~tals. ~ wk. Allo .._ .......... .._. 3240 Jylae. I BR & den near UCl & ec. &.1F99om1 ~me.. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• P'ashion l1le. AdlL!i. no -CLOSI TO TOWM i-"'pe::"::.·::'350=·.:64:::0c:·'.::15:::::5"!!!_ lallooe lslond 3206 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAYVlf:W -l>plx, 2 br, 2 ba, bltna, cpl.a. Wnb'. on· ty. 210 Emerald.675-21Ml lalboe PenlnMle 3Z07 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2 BA, acrot1s from Bay·Be ach, view. $450. mo. Yrly. 675·1304. * Ma1nolla/Adam1 <BR.ZBA ... '350 • Sprtn1dale/fkll 38R,2BA ... P40 •Slater •Newland 3 BR, 2 SA ... 1335 • McFaddera/Ward 4 IJl\, 2 IlA ... $345 • E llt!l/Heach 3 DR, 2 BA ... '300 28r, Iba+ Den. $3'1'5. JtARBOlt VIEW Monico Z br, den, 2 ba . l''or DOLPHIN ILL t.eHe. $475. ....-. 918So.CoaatHwy, BACK nAY Arcu. Very Laauna Sch 4&4"581 nice 2 br. w/frpL 3 l'u r gar .. ,.m . for boat & L..-• HIHa 3250 cmpr. Beaut. v, ucr<', ••••••••••••••••••••••• fncd. 11rden. $205 mu, VACANT 3 br, 2 ha, bltns, lsl & last + clng. Ca ll : c:nlrl. 11ir, shag cpt. $.315'1 -'87~0~·24~598o:_ __ mo. Ownr. 552-950.1 DAILY. Ph ; 64 5--848 S.1l,SOO. LEB llUGl-IES Dl'luxe4-P'lex ( Agt. 646·7414 RLTRS. 73S2 Garfield. New units HARBOR View Humes 833·1355 499-173 1 Huntlngton Beach, tux Developm 't -San Luis Obispo Co WESTl.AMI UAl.TY Coro11a del Mer 32J2 • Garfleld/Brookhursl 3 BR, 2 BA ... $300 • Garfleld/Brookhurst 4 BR, 2 BA ... $335 LaCJUll"H lguel 3252 DELUXE COHDO Newport Crest 2 hr, 2 ba. PoOI. tennis. $375 mo • 545·0171 sheltered property. 1st Porto(i~o, 4 hr •. 4 ba. 8Ysiness Property 1400 yr write·off $11M. Lions Open Sat/Sun 1·5. 201 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Estates, 536·2579 Port Ramsgate. 644·7866 PRIME IAHK , 1--------- NEW DUPI.•• IUILDIHG MEW TRIPLEX ...,_.... EASTSIDE STEPS TO SURF Sl ,050,(XX) COSTA MESA Quality built delu.xe Wlit. $172.000·yearly income . 1·3 bedrm, 2 bath, fplc. Be the first ov.n cr. 3 br, 2 t-:xcellent tax shelter Two 2·bedrm, 1 bath. 4 ba, & large 1 br v.ith ex· Great Newport location Car garage . Will curry tra patio & dt>cks. Viev.• Ted Hubcrt&Assoc. itself. 145 Li sa La ni.' from the t op. Open 675·8500 595 750 o s Sat/Sun 2·1i1)m; 123 34th · · pen un 1·5. St. ROI-~ Cl1 .. 833·1206 for C.M. OFFICE BLDG. 5-\8·7711 ; aft 6, 557-46 17 details. Prime lla rb<Jr Hlvd. cor. [@ ---1 J Sty, Fine J!TO'ol.'th are;i ~ TheB\ulfs; early area Alr.cond., Schcd. inc. 1 ·Story 3 BB . 2 Ba. S131.214 yr . SO&S.000 · . SS7.ooo Ag:t .&\0-5.560 Wesley H. Taylor Co ~======~ DOVER SHORES Reallo" ___ ,_·1'_·'910 TAX SHB.TER GALAX.Y DRIVE Commercial OPEH HOUSE p ~ 1600 1931-<11 llolt St. llunt· Reduced $15,000 ••• ~.~~:::!•••••••••••• lngton Be ach. Luxurious To$169,500 2&3 Br apls . I.ions ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1451 E . Irvine Blvd, Suite E·l JEnY VllW •Banning/Bushard 3 BO, 2 811 , Patio, Tustin, CA 92680 832-5533 On Ocean Blvd, only 3 BR, 2 BA ... 1385 fireplace, $3M. month. !lteps lo China Cove. A *Beach/Heil , ___ _c•c.••o.·.=68711=·:-. __ 1 S• Clement. 3276 Income Properiy 2000 lalboa Island 3106 I J · 3BR 2BA rl"!lc ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1,1rge uxur1ou.\ 28r, 2ba • ... _... GARDEN Home 3 br, 2 duplex w /hardwood firt, • Freeway at Springdale ba. rec (ac'a. Sec. gate. oc .... froflt Condo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Formal dining rm, & 3BR,.2BA ... S'Z7S Avl . 9/1. $425 mo. New2br,Sba,den,Crplc.-NEWPORT TRIPLEX with spendable bdrtn penthout1e unit has oc1·t1n ,·\cw. 2 bdi'rn own~r · ... unit hai> gluss ~·all fa('ing t>xtrt1 la.ri_(e paol. Another 2 bedrn1 unit f:t('if'I~ po.Ji. $78,000, for fast s al(• 2 BR furn. house, n1 Ct' location. winter or y1_<<1r· ly. 675·0372 s uper Jetty &. Ocean Fireplace, carpels, 675 ·0430 _, 644·5403, SS-'0.642·1155 view. $650 mo. Call dbw•.•1P10•,•.· dishwasher , 847·8M3 OCEAN view 3 br, 2 ba, C h · 644-7211 agent. a rm 1 n p: 3 UR ---~-'----Call Bev or Joe He'tllf'port leach 3269 $375. (213)389·6638 or \l/att"rfront home. \\1inter 3 BR. 2 Sty, 2 ha, £rp l & 963_45690r 962•2116 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (213)483·6888 Rental $350 mo. 116 b~l~n~s~.d$4~0~0~m]o~.~6~06["'.',l~~~~~~~"""~~I d Grand l\1nal, Lit tle Ual r.1a rigold. 8kr.673·3005 NEWLY ccorated4br,3 Wnhftlnster l2tl Is le . . Vacant 3Br, 2ba. cntrl bu, den, frplc, steps to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_ . . ---. 3 BR, 2 Ba, din rm: frpl , atrium. single iitory. beach. Lease SS.SO. By IMMACULATE3br,2ba. Lo\ely 2·st~. fam._ home. bl~ns, refr., .rdwd 1nt .• 2 Villa Pacific Condo. owner645·3370a.R.4 cpt, drps, $290. REDCPT J All . 2 ba_., p;il10. ~ar. car gar .. patto. $425. Lse. Steps to pool tennil5 LUSH GARDEN Patio! RLTR. 893:1351 Small fa mily or couple 675·2814 court $400mo.962·281J The Bluffs , 4 br. 2'h ba. u-.. ·eoFami·L·,or only t no students/. . · · n-. -1£~Q ·1 Av11il. Sepl. G. f,35(} + ~ BR. 2 Ba, Beam Ceil· NEW Deluxe 2 sty 5 br 3 Wht, ('pt, frpl, e.nd unit. Unfurllll1hed 3300 UGI ~ util.Agent673.moo __ 1n ~~· Bltns, Brand New. ba , <pl, drps,' !rp'I, Close to ~verything. Ex·••••••••••••••••••••••• Pl -$-i_. lras! Avail now. $-HISmo.J•--------- prDp•ratcl_••• ' J lalboa PeninMa 3107 2 sR, 1 Ba completely re· l$5n2~.s;:_ d 1•0.J 8 ~.!:,. · Yrly. 644·0111 NEWPORT IEACH .. •••. •• •••••• ••••••••• •• modeled. $325. . · • 752~1920 ""N R p , 646.7711 A_gent wknds. aft 6, 751-6461. 2 NEWPORTCreM.Condo3 Summer&yenrlyleases 1•00 ou•11 st_ Nrwl'O•T •••c · . A \ I L l 0 N • · mi. from Bolsa Chica br, 3 ba, tennis &. Pool. From $650 Month TWO 4-Pl!XES Bu yviev.·. 3 br. 2 ba dpl~. Cha rming 2 bedroom, 2 Bch. $450 mo. Lse. 645-8781 llLL GRtltlilDY Beaut. 3200 sq. rt. Vit•V.' BA YFRONT E~tates, 536·2519 home. 4 br. den, fam. rm. Office building, s pec· }K>Ol. Open Sat. & Sun tacular \·iev.'. executive 1-5, 162ti Galaxy Dr., by o ffi ces . R e duced . Side b)' side in Costa $-175 Yrly lease. ,\viu l story home. So. of Hwy.·i ~::::c________ R olto 675-6161 l\.lesa .. If you are looking lots for sale 2200 ~ept. 1· 835·3lOO days, Lg fenced yard. Garage. WAVE maker: 2 br, $1.BS., HARIOR YU HOME • r for a good buy in Units. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·4221 eves/'o\.•knds. $350. Unique Homes s.lngle~, fa~1les. Allen· 4 IEDROOM $85.000ea. DANA POINT-Dupl ex 'BALBOA PENIN. 675·6000. lion singles. 4 br, 2 ba, Close to r ecreation areaj:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;; D 'IMI lhi ~ J·•-n-e . Agt A ·i A ._h De . bl kids,pets.Atsoabr,2 ba, . Id Ir mil I on ss Svml' "'""• 'V'.' an \1ews. . \. ug . ..v• . s1ra e 3 BR 21" BA So olH $265 •• kids pet. A .... Fee. in an ea a y oca. SOUTHCOAST 1_:67:.:3c:.S=410:_ _____ 1 Duplex . Weekly or • ". · · wy, 9798430 ' .~ lion. 4 Bedroom, single COSTAMESA INVESTM ENT longer673·2039 frpl, refrig, wshr/dryer.1..c=·.::..:.:o. ______ story. $550 /mo. lease. 5""'9·0812 646-6710 LOTS Sundeck. S4~ mo. 513 ~ NEW 3 b 2 b f &M-7211, ask for Nigel. FURN: $325. . . Costa Mesa ] I 24 Fernleaf. 673·8483 r , 8• am, rm, Agent. 3 BR + lge family rm. Owne r !Agt . 642·2589 $650.000. ;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 BILL GRUNDY Realtor 675-6 I 61 NEWPORT HGTS. Very prime area. Home w /lots of potential. 3 lg. CAMMERYVILL.AGE bdrms ·t-office, lg. ser . Tv.·o 7 unit lots Eaststde ••••••••••••••••••••••• cpt, drps, bltns. $375 mo. UNFURN:$275. co.sta. Mesa, one "''ith JBr. 2ba. den, frplc, patio. I Bed.room House w /gar.1 _1168=-~"°''-'-'-------AVAIL 911• Deluxe Nwpt. 2BR + lge fanllly rm. beaut1fulhomeupfront. Co ndo r ecreation :il.~~4yd . S235 mo.WALKTOBeach.Beaut. CrestCondo.2br+den, Matureadu!tspref. Mst r . s uite . 2 brick AREA frplcs, hrdv.·d. On;. List. 2 Lots +approx. 1150sq.l •--------- ed in $60':;. r.fake offer! rt. building w/Jyr. lease. Tox Shetter 6"2·6368agt. Zoned C·l & 1\-1-1. Prime H ... titHJton•och ~~~~~~~~~:1 Newport areu. tR58l SPRIMGFIB.D FOR INF0Rt.1ATION , ESTA TIS I 076 Martha l\1a rnab&l2-lt!J5 OPEN DA1LY S..Clemente ••••••••••••••••••••••• Panora mi c \1 ie ~·! o r SaleorLecnr--CI Ocean and hills. Btfly 2·3Rr. Jlouses on Adjoin- 1nd:scp'd. 4 lge bdrms & ing lot. Xlnt Jocalion. den. All terms. 562,500. t..:all 645·1395 492·b'989. ___ 1;::j;::::::=;::::::--·-Condominiums for sale 1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HORTH LAGUHA Mew 3 & 4 plc>x plus 3 Ir, 2 la H0)'.1EOWNERS UNIT Offcrl'd from S81.500 West of B<'al'h Bl vd. 6 blcks on .i\d;ims. north at Alabama, 2 blocks. KENT noc:ERS REALTY 848-8300 96().3858 **ABOVE** •THEBEACH * San Clenwnte"s Bahia A.-.-so: loff S.D. Frwy. COHDOS f ~~~~~~ Whitewater Views· 2 & 3 bdrm. units from $S4,000. Call 67>7225 <•<Cc''"""",.''"·"~' Dona Paint..4-ftex Xlnt. Cond. 3 Yrs. old, Assuma ble loan. Income $9,600 per yr. Must sell. S.<J.i.000. Owner494·3309. QUAIL·PLACE facilities. Really Nice! · Villa Pacific 2 sty Beech 21/t ba, frpl, gar . Pool & loy McC ..... PROPERTIES S380 !Se, No pets. 673·3597 Costa Mesa lJ24 llouse. Cpl & drps, frpl. tennis. $C50 mo. yrly. Realtor 1810 Hewport 17141 752· 1920 HUlllt'n ... on •---h 3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio, 21'2 car gar. 2 br, l -~""~·5~34~0~e~x!l~. ~206--d-•~»_0_•1~ ... C~os~·~ta~M~•~·~·~.,.~-7~7~29~~ "j"' ---EASTSIOE 1 d 21~ ba. Lease Sepl $300 642·S45leves. N, "'WPO RT B"'."'lt ••••••••••••••••••••••• · new Y e · or 2 br & den. 2"· .. _ . r:. '°""" corated 2 br Spanish in "" u;.i TOWNHOUS"" •e C do 11 L . .\KEFRONTL01' ·3 B; home nr ~ch, pvt 4.plex. No children or $350. Pool . Tennis, 1 ·"' w r . on m n Ulftl l25 ft .Askjng put10 . frplc. nice yd. d SJOO 1 1 ti! 2653 Saune,J :icuzzi.968-ClM 2~Ba, p ool , bltns , Unfunilshtd 3425 $45,000. Terms. SJOO /mo. 675·5810 ogs. · nc · u · · wash/dry, g11.r. No pets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Santa Ana Ave.673·0797 DOLLHOUSE ~ 3 br, 2 bll, 675·91~ l\I ESA Verde Townhouse Agt.64&7.ii4 LOCJW!ahach 1148 5215. 2 BR. !appls, kids, newcpts,drps.FrpJ.A,·J . end unit, nr . pool . Plush ••••••••••••••••••••••• pel. 9/1. $350. 894·7521 3br house. Local~.'" W. cpts & drps. $300. Ni> LEASE $160,000 Beach Pool,2br.kids,pet,frplc lr•t'ne N.B. 9 month mSeinimum pets 549·1783aft5PM Condo. for $900 mo. or BR • 3244 lease . Starting pt 18 to --· ---·------ ----- Macnab -Irvine S 7 9 5 m 0 . u n fur _ S23.5. 2 'stove, kids ••••••••••••••••••••••• June )0. S350 monthly. Mission Viejo. Rtn 2br. 11 1·::\l.T\'CO:\IPA:";Y Pool 3 BR 2 ba 675 05<4 / 884 1858 IAYFROMTLOT · Oceanfnl.Jbr,2 ba,2000 leenaiers,pet.' 'BEAUT.NewRanchoSan · · · Ai r , patio, pool, nr On llarbor Island Dr. sq. ft ., wetbar, frpl , Sec, 5 ·BR. ra:m rm. 3 Ba, J~aquin Twnhome. 2 Br, Weekdays only. sc hools $2 50 lcai;e. SOX 1 oo . pie r & s li P guard. Adults. !'144·7678 singles 212 ba, 2 s tory. Overlooks 2Br, 2ba. re£rig, stove. _830=~-8=50~•~·----- privileges. You o.,.,·n lhe Laguna Charm House". FURN.'2 br, child, pet, golf course & lake. '600. Bea~h view. No pets. EASTBI,UFJ<~ (NBJ3br,2 land ! $124.500 (R57 ) Avail. Sept,8·Lease. 2 fn cd. Agt. Fee 547 ·7IMi4!552·0055 Ava1 I Sept. I, yrly lse. ba, 1 fir. $37!>. Adults on . Jane F razee642·8235 Bd . m any tree!;, patios, HOMEFIMDERS Redecorated 3 BR, 2 BA $325mo.Ph :&&5·5891. Jy.1·532·4543 ocea n Vu . furn . No •642·9900• horne. Nu landspg. $350. HBR. VU Jlills, Portofino Tawnhowsf' PaU1adalo Cortol.n.I 409 Arenosa a.-. Luxurious condominium residences ON \ \IJJ·:'\ HE\1 :1'' COTODECAZA,Trabuco Children, pets. $375, mo. Ask for Bev or Joe mdl ,rec.!ac's.Tennis& Uftfvnlished 1525 U""ITS Oaks, Hill••' de lot. P-cn!.j··l :-:-'"~538=6:-. ::----:--:-:-:-:-I J BR, I 1,7 BA . den. Close to 963·4569 962·2116 1 $600 67,_ •• ~ " rv schl & College. Lse. $..160 poo · mo. ..,.,,.,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• On tree· lined street. Low club, guard gate. 5, Newpor+ leach 3169 inc. gardener. Bl'ol.'n ON GOLF COURSE 644·5't03, 847·8583 Lakeside Jiving l,>Y the 16 vacancy. $2300 mo. in · acres. ESTATE VIEW.••••••••••••••••••••••• 9Al\1·12AM .M5·5843 Lease Beaut. new3br, 2 Redecorated 3br fp built· sea. 3br, 2ba San Jua" IJ. BioRG ENTfRPRISES CO THE BLUFI''. 2BR, or 2+den. Priced " from $44 ,000. to$95,000. Featuring: come; $165,000 full price. $16,500. Pri. party. Prin· LIVE ON LIDO ISLE · ba. t.,.,·nhouse. View or Ins, pool, patiO. Prefer Village. $295. S44·1041. •BE Ac 11 CON · Willexcha nge£orMorro cipals only. 9·5,640-81 2 er 2 Baonly5450mo. OLD farm ,,3 br, $175' .. lake & nite lights on d . DOMl.NJUl\1 ,IBR11,2ba. Bay r esidence or or644·0364. s73.4903 kids, pets. Also Spanish Ra ncho San Joaquin mature a ult/ no pets. ~1e1Fum 3550 9" ceilings. frplc, JUJ(ury acreage. 'Mo.mt J D Mt'f horse ranch 2 br, singles. Golf. Crse. $550 per mo.. 548·0976· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Subterranean Jiving in Laguna. $84,500. H.AL PIHCHIH R•s:rf• • • 240 WINTER RENTAL familes. Or 3 br, util pd, 838·3232 Have something you want BAL. Penln. 3 bt, 2 b1, I. Sec.Prkg. 494·7191 REALTORS Ocean front cottage. kids, pets, ok. Agt. Fee. tosell ?Classiriedadsdo blk ocean. Avail Sept.I.. .Ele "alor •••••••••••••••••••••• p · I · · 979 8430 · REHT•LS • 2727 E . Coast Hw y rime ocat1on. 3br. 2ba. · "" it well -Call NOW, $325. mo. Days 835·1736. •Ceramictile ****DON'T*~** 675·4392 CAMYONLAKE rull y furn.673·4637. 3BR,2Ba ....... $425 /450 <>4.2·5678. cvesorwknds645·1867 •AGuto. cl learn o,vcns Pay your landlord s tax· - --- -Wate.rfront lots. choiC'c L_I_D_O~S-A_N_D_S_3_b __ 2_b_ l *d~~.~~~ t~~e3. H~.:,. 3 BR . 21;,. Ba ........ $450 ~111-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~---~-----..., 11t as og rpcs. es. For under $240 a ~----location. Pvt. Plv. Fo r .. a. 4BR.2 Ba ........... $395 • •QualifiesS2,000 month total you can have Costa~ appt. Phone: 114.f.57.4 Blk. to bch. Pool. Winter lf i. Pool . 833·1653: 4 BR , 2v1 ba, wnlr ... $800 tax credit. all of his tax advantnges. or 714·619·2411 or Yrly. 645·6293 . ..c833_c_·8_9_7_4 ______ _ ••OPEH Only 10% down at TRIPEXES ...i.. • l£ RAISOR Very best buys! Con· AVOCADO ·rne Bluffs. 3 BA.. & fam. 3 BR, 1~:. Ba, big bonus SAT/SUM•• $21 ,950. 2 bedrm. 2 bath 1· ., r· 1 "Greenbelt". Avail. rm, cpts. d""". bltns, REALTY 17141492.4121 Condos in Santa Ana, 1guous uni S·Jrepaces, ·r-patios, some s tudios . GROVE Sept. l to Feb. 15th at fn cd Yd. dbl gar. $380. OFFERED BY Ask for Frank 839·8321 C l d E S600Mo A~&•""'"""' ... ,, 3147 ' "46 ·-••23c ~ I · ose ga r ages. x· 9.8 Acres, 3000 +sq. ft. · t-~· ...,............. _O'•;J· • J • ......,... .., a mpus .... ., rv1ne BERTJIAHENRY A.gent. ---cellen~ buys at S00,000. ho use .. Mature tr~eS ,WJNTER . Oceanfront J .E·SlDE 2 br, large Jot, CampusValleyShopCtr. RLTRS. Duplexes/ each . Barrett Heally rlos e i n Escondicl'?· br,Z ba,SJSO.mo. garage & fumiture incl. CALLl3l-1600 Sen Juan Units salr 1800 642·5200 grossed over Pl.000. this 675·8531 156 Merrill. Cples only. NEW 2 BR d · •Ocean views International Designer Pattern Copistrono 1078 •0••,•••p••••••••••••••••• ·-~------~----·-----~-:---·---dYw'··.'c1~011 ?. ODouO '•'•PP. n'.'.",". LIDO 4 br, de", 3 ... b". S310. 549·0433 maint. co n~o .. e~'1r.~~~: ••••••••••••••••••••••• .A , enin. 3 hr, 2 ha un-FOUR·PLEX " " " " 4 " A d W .By own ••. C"t.&_ 0 ,,.,_ tl s .. I blk ocean . Good C .M. 10 ... 1,.00 Paul Stoud & Assoc. Thru June . $47 5 mo. 2·BR,availablenow.C.M. wa .r 1nn 1n g " F • 714·747·"'5"" 675-7667 $190.645·5045 Deerfield Park ! !410. BR. condt1. Near hea.l'h urnis hed . Reeently rl" w/bltns + dishwshrs. J"" ~ mo.559·C137 or M2·0288 bus & all convenicnt"es'. deco rated, Reas. pri ced . F .A. h~a l , lrg un its. Rcmchff, Farms, HousesURfumistt.d Xlnt invest. for incom~ Days 835·1736 or eves S67.500. t'\ecd 2Q"., down . Gro'ftS 2700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *RENTALS* Proper!>'. Uelow market v.•knds 645·1867. YEAGER REALTY . OvmR'Y UN IV PARK ••••••••••••••••••••••• Getteral 3J02 •••• ••~'• · atS22.900 .49J.2Q..">7 6 UNITS 556·617 1 Son DieC)OCounty ••••••••••••••••••••••• , 3BR.,2baths .. $385 /400 Santa Ana 1080 Prime Cl\.1 rental area. :81 2·Rr HOMJo.:.'i. rixer· CITRU$ RAt.fCH FREE FREE 3 B~O~~LEG; PARK· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4·2 bcd rm , 2·1 bedrm. Uf>per s. Gd. <.:.?tf . toe •ProfessionalService• LovelyJbr.2ba.dblgar, · <'n,2 a ...... $425 C lo ·ed r ge I I y fl 11 LA~DLORDS bltns, dshwhr, frplc, RanchoSanJoaquin REDUCED $2,000 s g a a s . w g uL eager cu y, * l"I *" 2 15';l/2S '"Q DO'ol.Tl .SllO,OOO. 556·ti111 14 .5 level Acs near San cpts, drps, Jge rncd yd. BR.den.21/::tba .... $600 Great 4 br. 2 ha. owner 15 Yrs old. Prime cond. ---Marcos Beautiful loca· Ho me f 1 n de rs * Water pd. $350. lst & last TURTLE ROCK must le~ve for Wash. c llf d l .1 5487711 Bolbool-'-..1 tion for country estate. 642·9900 + SlOO . sec. 2606 CBR.2'hbaths ...... $475 Everything: upgraded. a or e 81 s. · ; .,_ Tax Shelter returns 10'ft Redlands Dr. 673-4838 WALNUT SQUARE Bkr 554 0239 or5JI 8457 aft6557·4617 Duplex. Luxuriously of down payment first California'sLargesl 3 BR 2 balhs $3lO -A~L TERMS ( (j) ~~r~;:~.i~~:·1.:~~ ;:~·;,<:.~. f.~~.~ced ~~-;':"..__~·~·~·,·-ij•-.Se;;";,i_ee~"51.-'"-.-,'4f~~ ~:i~~~~~~~7k 3~~~2~~~t1i!>:~~~~ MEW DUPLEX !\7:2:l~~rw~~~:~ W~~;;L~r~~p~:y c ;;i:Lt:lll~~-J. _tcc•c.P.c:c.:~"1$_":'_5rt._o_. _P_'_'_"_'J>_,_:_:1 ,_. -:~~~ ,\~; .', .. _ STEPS TO SURF Tustin, Ca. 7t 4-832-5S4 " ... '·-~ ... --.-. MESA VERD VISl•N ,• t' • ... FREE SERVICE .. E Beaul. 4 , , , , \ t .•. REALTY INC. 714/846-1371 Quality built deluxe unit. TRIPLEX·Co.5TA l\f ESA R•al Estate br, 2 ba, new ept.'l, drps, , l.IA\.TY , .,, .. • 1 ' ., Be the first o"'Tlcr. J br. 2 Owner will S<'ll for $5000. WoM•d 290 TO LAHDLOllDS children & pet welcome 552-7500 .. \ •. .., , , • ha, & large I hr with ex· cinwn . Xlnt live-in situa· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Me mber of Board of '$4~2S~m~o~.~54~6~·~°"~"~5:_ ___ J~-;---;--;-:--;~--;---:-·J / .,. , .. > 111 • .. • tra patio & decks. View lion. Broker, 549·8138 0 w N p r 0 Pe r 1 Y in Realtors, Belter Busi· -Culverdale 3 BR. w/pool . ~, .... , .. 1 , ... ' ~ fro~ t he l Qp. Open DANA P-;: O~eanview t ri~ In glewood. "Jlawthorn nessBureau.C.'hamberof 2BR Hse. enc. patio nr. Nr. Frwy & schls. $360 .. ' .. ,, Sal ,Sun 2·6pm; lZ) :Wth plcx. S72.050. Hobcrts fU · or So. Bay Area? Commerce. sto res & transp!' $115 . mo. Avail. 9/1. 842·4701 : ; ,. ~; ~ : .. : • ~;·t~~: co .. 83.1·I20f\ for ty. 493.0202 WILL PAY CASH 530·1505 Cou.pl~. CM . 5C8..a652 or640-6227. " ... ~ "' • ~ ._ " ~-~~,.':':~ ..... !~~~ Income Property 2000 RIDICULOUS OFFER WANTED Ph. Tom D'IJess......-0 S $180 child, LOVELY 4 br, 2 ba. Nr. UN IV pr k T T.D.PROPEITIES Pe~.na . 3 br. schls. & frwy. 1425 l~e . Twnhome. Ne~ 2 ~~.r 2 (213) 674·6907 anytime S. Ana $155. I hr. sinj.!l~. Grdnr · & wtr · Ref s. ba . $360. 833·8488 or LOCATION ·•••••••••••••••·•····· VIEW PRIYACY SICUlllTY QUALITY VALUE • LAGUHA OCEAH VISTA C nd1ud: tu11 H._s • PREVIEW WEEKEND 8 UNITS EASTBLUFF Prldc·of-ownership over- looking the Back Bay with garden settings . Sunken living rooms with fireplaces & balconies. (6) 2 BR's, 2 balhs, t2 ) 1 BR 's. Very spacious un· Its, $290,000 NOON 'TIL DUSK Take Pacinc coast Hwy -a"~' _ ... to Wesley Dr just No. of Aliso Pier, up Wesley to Marilyn, Jen on Marilyn ANYTIME to Ocean Vista Drive right on Ocean Vista tO l ~~~~~~~~~-1 ltS terminus at Laguna 1: Ocean Vista Condominium Homes. Call 499· 1885 1091 -····················· POOL PLACE , For &lmmer fun! 4 br, 2 bra home w /low maint. . yard. Plenty al room for • family BBQ'a. $t5,000. OOURTESYREALTY ~ 912-1751 ' llSTIUYS 6 beautJful int'01ne units in Costu M c~<i.. Al so duplex In Santa An:t. ~ DUHAN 6. DOYLE INVESTMENT, INC. 1740 Oran89J , Cost• Mffa 548•1161 S Unit s. Nc v.·port. Heigh t ~. 6 U nit !; Eastsld<', (':ich priced at $119.000. Don't h<' cm· bara ssed. m ake a ridiculous o'fer •MQuail ~ ... Pia!;• P1 ap9rtlit• , 7.J2•1t20 1400 OU .. ll Sf, NlW.ol: If ACM MOllLE HOME PARI< Near Hemet. XlO Spaces plus 225 futu re sites. Will tr11de for farming ranch. BJLL GRUNDY Realtor 675·6161 6 UNITS EASTSIDE Spendable 'o\.'lth presenl rents and rents can be ra ised. Will exr.h11nge. Owner flexible. AAklng $102,000. or (714 l 846-5221an.6 util. -556-4729 833 ·1972 S. Ana $165. 2 Br. child, LOVELY3br.21h ba.Cpt FOR L Pvt . Pty wants to buy si ng les .. drps, fi-pl , bltns. LndrY ease. b t!atit . from owner IO units. Adlt JI . Beach 4 br. 2 ba, kids. rm, patio. CIO&C to schls. Turtlerock home, 2BR. 2 area, coa!'ital. 1&2Br pet. S375. 646.2932 Ba, Den, Auto. Garage lOSA e n cl garages , (213 ) F, Va lley l hr, child, pet, Door opener, trash com· 433·6044 aft 5 ;:lJ & wknds. 11ingles. 3br. 11-'i ba. L.ge comer lot. pactor, gardener , comm. FURN. house Balboa, J Entire l ot enclosed J)OOl.$4 25.615·5847· Older. soundly construct· btfl h · ed unfurn. 4 BR+ den br. 2 ba, k ids, gara,l!'e. w/ wro ug t iron EXCELLENT homeon3yr. lease w/op· Ag\. F'ce· Spanish wall. 2 patios & SEPARATE 'Ibis smoc:k design from Spadea.LeRoy hat the tion to buy. Desired IO<:"a· HOMEFIMDEI:$ waterfall rish pond. 2 car PRIVATE HOME frcmt and back gathered ooto s haped yokes and tions in or~er of pre· •642·•900• gar. 979'8190· in University Pk. 2 lrg may be made knee lenllh Cit abort. A shaped collar ference : Balboa Is land, Ai ~ -D ME."iA VERDE 3 br, 2 be, br, ofctden, 2 ba, 'pie, may be added. Fabrfcs: nov=r cotton, t'"9Yl CdM . So , of Hwy ., 11.1s: Mi:(f;!:11 rrpl. cpta. drp, bllnii, lovelyeoelfmtyd.~ar Jiehtweightwool.tOM.Lt prtn onone1teto ¥:!r~. i~:,1~1~;. J;;~ •1U!:irtr~' :.0 9~~~~-santnr. • f:2t.1~10. $375 mo. Bkr =~ri,. myd~T ~.~!'·!t·s~· ~·;r: 673-0167 _ contrul yokes. St1le D requirel a 11• :rdt. of 45'' m .sO Orange 1 br, utn 3Br. 2ba, 5pac, clean, SPAC, 2 br. 2 ha Condo. 2 rUntc. To order: send patten number, Ille, um•. Rentals ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gen.rol 3102 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JIAS a\I J 1 br, util pd, CdM . Also N.8 . 1 hr Sl25.. util pct Balboa I br, $150 .. util pd or I br H.B. 1in•le11 or familcm. Canyon ·collage, I br $180., utllt pd ., La g . Beach. Art. Jl'ee. 9'79·&430 incl. Furnished. 2180-A Placenlla. Nr. peUos & Rec. d.r. Cls. to aSdteu and Up. Prtce·tt;SOp)usZ-Poltafe. $165 Stanton 2 br. fned. everyth'g. $285. 549-lGS Schl1. & ghops. eo78 Ap-kids &pe\s ok. ev. .. pie Tree. l yr. lte. $.125 lncrt-ue your Faahlon Know How. Send for th;· S17S S.A. 2 br. a\'aU now. . mo. 1st & last+ SlOO sec. following Spadea ilems. Includes pol'ltage and famllyok. SBr Hou1e, fnc'd J"•rd, & S 2 5 c I ea n 'g . handlln1 . s190 C.M. Nice 2 br. fn cd encl ' patio. Nr. 1chooll.1-"2"13:..·330=·__,397=9-----I L lf'15 Ad'fan<:e SupPternent. SJ.,25 .,.,.1glfr:ige. Avail 9/15. $395 mo. 2.5'rin1Supplement (B),Sl.2S ~Brea 2 br, frplt'. kid~ 540--06111. L....-h•ch 3241 J. Fall• Wlntet"" Dreaaea (ta), $1.JS ok • •• ••••••••••••••• ••••• 4. Separates, Sport.II wear 6 Mh1c. (tfl). Sl.25 '225 1-1 B Supe.r 2 br East.side 28R. off-t1treet Rent or lease OPlion. Ccn· S. Sew Speedy (17), $1.25 aar., fa~iiy ok. · prkg for boat! & trlrs, temporar1 i bat, 2 ba. &. MatV. a.na Half Si_.. (II), $1 .. 25 $245 Midway Cil)' 3 br. [Ear & wrk!lhp, lge Y den, oceu view, Avall•· 'r. P111ta Boole-• 'DelSanerSl)'I•, 50' IR• yd, kids & pets. w/paUo. $300. 5Cll;3S'71. ble lmmtd. $375:""°°. a. hper'back Dea:lper &ewnps, J..S EAClt 7S'" szss Anaheim 4 br. 2 ba. El Toro 323 wkdys, 5'8·0801. evei. I. Paperback Deattn•5ew1119,Set $1:.'15 fncd yd, ear. family •••••••••••••••••••••• '91-2109. JO. HelrStyles, 6bort aad Medium, '1S- 1£ jllua~I 1•u111..,. 1106 Place ••••••••••••••••••••••• pp,,,.ap_....U.. · Baytront. Bat locatlon. n2·"20 2br, Iba. I ~ xtru. MOO outtln"' 11ao. '4$0 mo. m.cot. . wt1lcomc . LAKE F'ORJ:ST U.. H&lrSlyles,lledJu.m and Lona. ?S" Memb e r Board of TOWNHOUSE You don't need a 1un lo ILHalrSt,l•,AllLMclhtifP Realtor•, Better Busl· 3 Bd, 2" ba, full clu .. draw fast" wben.JOu lllabtbeckpay1ltl•\o8ifMu.6eadorderatoUUa nen 8.u.au.Qwnberof ri«ihta:, full carpeting place an ad int.be Dal ,...,.,.fff, c/o SpfldN, i Brida• Sl:., Milford., N.J. Commtrce. ~ appllaaces,2airpnce PUotWantAda!Callnow .._Dilpt.~·11.. , · IJMIOlr..~. -· -NWm. Ara •-t• fwWllMd IAport,,..011 Fwwo-.., ... ,. .. , u.tww. J¥* hwnb Uorfwn. Apat ''""" u.fw-... Apwf...,.h lloTw1L ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• c .. t.M•H l724 Coot.MHa 3724CoslaMna 3124 C:...t.Mesa 3124 llmlilltlCMOIHcll 3140 Hewport .. ado 316? Raam&laard 4050 OfficeR .. tal 440 OAlL Y t'ILO r ai .ll. ' RltllalsWOftlod 460 ························· ........................................................................ ······················· ........................ ....................... ...................... . ..................... . NEAR Beach-Vacant 2 2 BR. 2 BA bltm. DW, WorklnR mother ne~d• WATERFftOMT I , I I BR, 2 Ba, Bttm, Crpts, entl gar., adults only , rtO happy reliable person for Htwport le>och M d't . V'II Drps, P a t io. 1225· pe:t.a.Nrtloag Hosp.$?2$. child care & llKht Ambassador 3 Br Jlouse in F.titancia Seh. district ln Costa Melia. Reasonable . 642·9691 . Costa Mesa 2277 HARBOR BLVD 645-4840 No Clr-oninq Dl'poill Ha lt'OM" Rf"quirt-d • W~ Maid St'rYice • Direct Dial • Fr_. Utilitie\ Phone A Ya1I • Liltft,, Fumiihl'd • Jacaiui 111 KrtcMti Focilitie\ Awail • G~ BBQ'' " Wf't Bar • Re-c.~cmon • lndiwidum Tt:mp. C~ Room • TrttYi\ion A..-oilabll' • He-atr-d Pool • ~wi+chbaard • Wo,ncr & Dryt-r AYail Waterfall -Stream< -Loqoons From $31.00 UP S1nqlc Studio Af>t -Sp<-cial W eekly Rate\ e l erranean l age. • ...... ~ S\. 1168-3:rll or mo.642-4387 househorld duUeo in " E•:~~i'~~{I:ce __, -change or room & board vo·ew or boa•-& water G s I S .~ "-i .,. Extra a rage p3ce .. '! RC _, (ri +Ii& ai-y. tuuent SCuvv llLL GR'~DT w Id Ilk t" ' 2 B ouvo, g, stove, MESA VERDE lime allowed. 640-03.\2 """ ou e to ren ~v n~ •Wall to wall carpets, drapes -Crasscloth WaUcoverings •Fireplaces •Wet Bars . •Built-in Dishwashers •Beamed ceilings , wood panelin g •Private patios and balconies •Heated swimming pools •Night li ghted te nnis courts •Gymnasium and SaWlas '•Security syste ms •Fair Housing ::.1'~~sk~~ heh. $240 2 bdrms., l~ bath ooodo Realtor 67s.6l61 ~a·)'~~e!~e ~~s:·.s:i66. 1----------1 with pool. S335 Mo. Voc.tion Rntah 4250 SUP!-":ll space. rekS. rent.l-'-==-'-'-'--"--"--'-'"--- 2Br. AYallabJe 9/1. Nr. STEPS TO IEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt bath, A/C, htd, drpis, bea c h . Cpts /drps, no 2on 5 .,,,_1 .... baW1.~. NEW South Lake Tahoe n8•1urwt cs'h•,·'r·t.~~~sw· r_'°es": Bu1Fll""n.,.uc/•ln•nt/ pets. $115. 960·1"50. ~ """ Cttbin In \ree:i, slpcs 8, ~ 2 BR ,2 0a --··-~s 1150/wk. 714-49ta -2245. ltwy .544·8678 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LaoJiMa .. ach 3141 ·~~~· 0 .... i ••••••••••••-••••••••• WE HAVE wner EXBCUTIV!-; suites on n~SI $ Drop a pebble Into the SUMMER lt~:N'l'AJ.S Newport llarhor. 400 to Opportunity 510 ()eean from your Apt. 2200 Sfl fl. tl42·4644; ••••••••••••••••••••••• L . Rftltols to •hare 4100 64!>·<M05 Choe Cand y Mrg $18,500 . Lease. uxury, secunty, ••••••••••••••••••••••'!' Cust made uniform $40M Mature adulUI. 31755 Cst. Straight Male to r,hr. Con-•NEWPORT Pi7.7.a Buena Prk !Hot!) llwy. 499·2835. do nr. ocean, pool. tl'n· CEMTER.,.. . Cold Jewel mfg $14,000+ Soi eves. · · Pl<1stic Mfg-dislrib. $160M OCEAN view. spec. 1 br,l;~~~~~~~~~~IJ"~'~'~·~'~·a~c~u~•~•~i~.~5~36:·~19=':2'1 Exccutivl' Ofhcc Suite ?.lath. JobShop S1 50M adults, 2.607 ana Way, WALK to Ocean. New 3 . w/sec retar1al service Jlolland Business Sa.le.<\ UNFURMSHED L. 8. $225. 494·1419 br., 2 ba. Dplx. Cpt,drps, NEAT. resp. female will !,.vAa1il860uble. Stan Amon. 1716 <>range Ave. C.M. l BEDROOM NORTH END O/W, garb. disp, gar . Yr-sh a r e N . 8 . hom e ......,. . ~5-4170 S40-0508 1 BEDROOM & DEN Mod 3 bdrm 3 ba ly. C h ild OK. $400. w15ame. Sl50 mo + tn/---------1 ~~"-"----'~~ em .. ·• uli l 645 2660 * Be · · • Be 2 BEDROOM dining rm .. deck; oul· •67~S-<>&1~~2c:.1642~~--~c._--/;-;;;;;;-;;:;. -;;-;::-:;:-:-:;::;:::=:-/ aut1c1ans · your own hplexff umn. 3600 L ... 3748 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE standing view. Walking -LlDOJSLE I Be hf Rosea are red violets are boss. Lea!le astatioo. We ••••••••••••••••••••••") • d1a· •--ce to bea~ 2 Car NEW 3 br, 2 ba. 16th & g. ac; ronl blue, ··•e rent's"'tes w/ a provide recept &: pro-!' • -•••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,..,,_1.1.1~"''u...r.··11Ui1 .... 11pou.. LOU u... Orange.Call :83J.1437,or bome.2 Rm~.avail.$2 10 "" ... d ts Top loc Unique JIUNT. Bcb. 3 br, 2 ba, .... L-YJla Adioll&Oilb' garage. Lease; ~Mo. office 870-8800 ea. J ohn Miller 673-3280 boat slip too. uc · · D/W,1lv.,dbl.g8'.Av. -~-Off. Q Q 'I lQt 630 or S328800 Cst.Hwy ot NptBl•d. bcaut.y sa l on , NB 9 /I , I 3 2 s mo . Onl'lle-ICe pen al Y Q : Nice l·bdrm. apt. Cl°'e IR"•THT•w•NG --·------1 642-4641 1_64_._2-685_7 _____ _ 536-4850/536·1Z17 Private beach, luxury to beach & town. Single ~ _, Atty. mid aged, straight, ---------! two-bedroom, lwo-balh (7 l 4) 557-8020 peJlllOD only. $20SMonlh. VIEW male seeks (2) prof men BEAUTY SAL.OH apartment. Completely , TURNER ASSOC. $285. Huge 1 Br apt hi on or wrkg cpl tosharespac FOR SUBLET Laguna Beach. Xlnt furnis hed. Beaulifully 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. llOS N. Cot II-. Laguna Ba ck Bay Bluff w /2 NB view borne. $225 mo location. Estab'l busi· d ed 2 · -· I Ei<ec. ofc'!;. at Fashion nes · $1< soo ecoral . BWlmming ••494·IIT1 •• private baJconies, rplc. ea . in c l util, maid , :.;. · · Apm lwwftf1,.,...sMd ••••••••••••••••••••••• pools,Lennisoourt,patio. heated pool, loads of gardener.63 1-0781 Is land, NdB . Wells Fari:lo Saddleb8ckRealty ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lei:u.tre living at its best. VACANT, beautiful view. closets. 745 Domingo Dr. Bank Bl g. 1 to 2 yrs. 838-6603. Eves830-4905 la-•·•"'"' 3706 Lots or Light, Trees, 2B R, 499-3266. l•oo PetNn1 .. a 3107 Costa Mesa 3824 Lge. 2 BR. 2 bu.. No pets. Call 979-1268 orti45-1260 Night worker wants day Furn or unfum. Approx. New Kitchen, Crpld. $215 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lease $375/Mo. worker roommate, man 563 sq. ft . 2 pvt. ofc's. & RETIRED EXECUTIVE? yrl,y . 67!;-6239 Newport leach 3769 $350. Yrly 2 br, 2 ba, 2 NICE 2 br. Ea!ltside, pre. SEPT. Isl. 2-Sty., 2 BR , Spectacul a r Upper Bay or wom an, to shar.,:! 2 BR. Secr et a r Y I recept ion ••••••••••••••••••••••• story, 2 car encl gar., fer m ature adlts. $19(). Jill ba. Nr. lligh School. View. 2Br. Im.mac Apt, 2 ba. a pt., wshr/dryer, area. International Oata CUTE 2 hr hous~ +gar. $40 WK UP l&2 8dr & balcony.642.1603 833-9781 Very s pecial. woodsy pool,garage.642-9889. patio; nr. beach. Low P roducts, 660 New1>0rt Yrl,y. $310 beg g, Sept. Bach. Color TV, maid a rea, No pets. $325/Mo. SPAC 3 b 40, rent excha nge TLC for Ctr. Or., Ste . 285, NB. Do you Ii \'e on the water 1n Newport Beach or in .... Bil'.! Canyon or? Do you belong to the B.B.C. or'! Gaa&wtr.pd.67!>-3063 !!erv, pool. THE MESA. COl"OftCldelMcr 3122 VILLA MESA Garde WATERFRONT· 3 BR · r, nr. new. plants. Call aft. 5 PM. (2 13)550·8100 •«NN BINB Apt 2 8 ti I . . .rrom sand.$450mo.Yr·s 11s I H B DELUXE 2 br +gar . Yr-..... . ewport ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• s. r, pa o. poo • spht·level. Frpl., garage. ly. or Wnlr. Furn. avail. a u n on Y. . Jy. $325. Be g'g. Sept. 646-9681 2 BR View, frpl, cpls, rf:~dwf~~ ~~s:oo· 9 Mos. lease. Only 642.2565 968-3434 L 2,500 Sq .ft. Award \l.·in· Did you sell your com - ning bui ldlng. Design pany and arc yoo bored Pla2a Newport Bch. Lux-a n d I o o k i n g fo r urious Exec Su.ite, 2nd something to do? No w,. level in cludes Pri. Coo· \'estme nt. Make yodr fe r ence area. f'ull own schedule to be ~ kitchen, b11thrm, sun ken only re presentative 1r\ tub. J acuzzi, Orange Co. Orange County ror the most jnnovative Office "Most Exclusive Motor Design. Xlnt, Prestigious Car In The World." Call loc a t ion ro r s mal l for appointment. Gary Corporate headquarters. Gray. 546-8817 Gu.&wtr.pd..61~3063 AVAIL. Sept. 2 br, 2 ba, stove. Xlnt. Adults. No . ' $WO/AMSoK.NFo0 pe1"RJO.AN I . Share, large hse, Ba l Isl. I $300 5000 N pets t29S Open 12-4PM BACHELOR l ·11 LIDO ls e Bayview 2 br, Frplc, 2 ba. 11•• mo. -~~-r"_,___...., 3707 yry. · eptune. 322';A"H0 li A · •P • wi ,.._b •• 2 ~ ~ ~ ~171 e otrope ve. furn. $115 mo. No pets. 1.,..,. a.-25 mo.l or yr. 615-2643 or67~2810 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ea ts'd 842-4014 be. 673-1283 Yearly. lbr, furnished OCEANPRONT2br, frpl, NEW 3 bdrm, ~ b a, 5 1 e. ----------I Resp. gal wishes lo shr. apt. Patio, pvt beach. bltns + wsb/dry. Lower ti1araCgd~:. Bltns. Poimel· 3BR,2ba,frpl,dshr,new BEACHYEARLY charming Bal. Isle hm $220.month. 613-6790. dplx. Winter. Avl. 9/ . a, m. ~9-8887 Days c rpt, gar, walk to Deluxe 3 hr. 2 ba. Upper w/same 615-8139:673-2383 ••• · C I Cb peJ .... 46 dplx at 5010 Neptune , 'YRLY. 2 br. Frpl, patio. 1 --2830 RECE~TLY remodeled 8 vary a ............. l Qceanvu rrom enc. sun -MALE 22seek!l roommate blk. bay or ocean. rullts, BLK. lo Beach, 3 br, 2 ba, charm~g 2 BR Duplex. 2 BR townhouse; l lh ba., porch. $400 + util. Call situation in C.M. area. no pets. $280 mo. Wntr. rental. $350 mo. L /tbR, Kit, no pets. $300 patio.1018-DMissioo L ESTATE art 6PM, 645·1596 or 673-L52.3art5 , 673-6M2 /979-4256 673-7180 m · 497-2575 $190 Month. 968-ll.5S 751-7319 Other d esirable space . . ava il . Mo n·F ri. 9-5. Lucr ative Recreational 640-8 150. Equip. rental on busy ---------.-IBig furn house, poo l, or CoronaclelMcr 3722 CHARMrNG Beach eott., CostaM•sa 3824 2 BR, lge kitchen, fncd LIDO GREAT VIEW . UCI , OCC & So. Cat •••••••••••••••••••••••1 in blk. to ocean. Wntr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard. Child/pet ok. Mar-Luxurious Twnbouse. 2 Plaza. $130 mo. 54&5511. bayfr nt . NB. Owner lushtess R•ntal 4450 must sell. 673-5341. J BRw/view,utU&garin· rentals. 124 35tb St.. Offleat.nPalh ried cpl . 1917 B Luxury Condominium._2 br, 2 ba, frpl, deek & Balbo 11 d Sh r ••••••••••••••••••••••·• cl.lblkocean.$220.2500 673-3056 1, 2 &: 3 Br. Adults no Fullerton. $210. 1st & Bd, 2 ba, nr .. Victon a patio, Many unique a s an · are um Carpet & Upholst erin& Seavlew pets, dshwhrs, shag cpl!!, last. Beach. Xlnt. views. No fe atures. Shrt. or Ing. house. P vt . rm, bath &1 ---------~ Clean ing Franchise, ---------INR. OCEAN new Dplx. 2 closed garage, frplc. pets. From $350. Yearly. term . $500 mo.675-6359 ent. Sl20.640-4307. THE COLONY Well-established 7 yn;. 2 BR , 1112 BA , cpts, Garb. br, 1 ba . Gar b. dis p, BBQ . Gas & waler pd. JUST COMPLETB> 494-1795. · San ClerMnfe 3876 30 RETA IL SHOPS Laguna-NB area. Wish to disp .. rrpl. 2 yr. old sunny D/W. gar. Wnlr. $310. Pool Large 1 br w/pool, frplc. Off! R tal 4· 400 Prime reasonable spac retire. 494-5412/644·8091 upper. Gar & storage. Child OK , 675·0642, dshwhr. Adults, no pets. Beautirul view apart·••••••••••••••••••••••• Ct' 9ft art.6 05•• L k 11 "'° 0596 LA MAMCHAJITS ment No end 2 Bd 1 ba •L 28 R 2ba r 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• available large & small,.,._c"-'--------7 .,.,. ar spur or ca : U-.· 1 C.... 960-4042 ·. · · •.. • arge , , rp c, Old Id h · hi 493·2546 aft. 7PM forS 11 b BalboaP 7asc04ot2tP~ce3, ,m upstairs, beam ceiling, patio; ocean vu, Adults. 1501 WestclffDr. wor c arm wit For sale by owne r in I ~· 2 B 2 Ba bl · t t French windows. gable appt ma r . enn. $235, r, , tns, new pain . carpe s, no pets . $275. Pb: NewportFinancialCtr & t rees. Adjacent t Yuma, Ariz. 30 unil s ' Furnished. Nu cpt.. dpes. I IR ILOFT ~YI cpts. drps, very clean. drapes, blk to Bch, shop 498-3097. L · Offl ic-_• mote l w /living quarters. Co1taMto1a 3724 $130mo.833·1288. """"• lllOVictoria.979-5099 pin g. Util . Mature eatHHJ ee..,.......e f< ... es t i val o r A rt Good m oney maker, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt Patio, frpl, 1 yr lse adults. 494.991:12_ Lge 2Br, 2Ba, enclosed Call on Site Manager Grounds . fift 539,95 WEBC&UP Yearly Rental avail now. lmmediale occupancy WIDOWS & mature gar. While water view. (714 )642·3lllext246 580BROADWAY easy terms . ' Y eight Steps lo beach. Modem 2 HAYLOFT .APTS . penons. Pvt party bas Lllf1Eta HIUs · 3850 Adult.sonly. m.:nn LAGUNA BEACH ~~usa~n~c!~wnEI~~~~ •Studio & 1 BRApts &4 BR. frplc,$235&$475. ""I' ••oc""-. CM just completed dee.oral-••••••••••••••••••••••• ----~----- •TV & Maid Serv Avail 642-3490 . .& ~""' -ing 2 beauL 1 br units. 3Br, 2ba, cpts, drps, Walk South Logma 3886 49 4 7915 Ave ., Fountain Valley. •PboneServ,Htdpool 645-0143 Pvtnlatio, beaut. tobch. Newlyderorat.ed. •••••••••••··~·•••••••• • P hon e 549·2852. Will :~~i~~~~~t ~~ffi~~::roo adult. N...Co ;litW :Fsecuri~~~:=~k: Agot.9G3-89911557 .86ZJ 0v~=~ibrV:t~~l~~~{ ~c .... a::.:*"~~ DELUXE office, oomm' ~~Gi~~~2~a~r7~~a~t.:::Pef · w/ad 675--6063 CEDAR WOODS ing ror 2 more beautiful Mewport hadli .3169 Cable. no children/pets. v. & industrial spaces. Al 5 h S Ba uk w 'te 2376NewportBlvd,CM CHEERFUL & Bright 329 University Dr, near tenant!lwhowant asmall ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yr.lse.$39.Smo.496-8271 ~:,::,_,.,... mini w a r e ho uses i i;%;~Y~ma~Ari~. n S48·97"or645-396T Nwpt. Islet 2 br, pvt. Baek Bay. 2 hr &: den. home of lheirovm to join eve. ..1 -_.. Laguna Niguel &Missiori------~---- T I al,ool t. b r 1 w tr From S27S. Ea11tside. the o nes we a lready PARKHEWPORT l ·&~-;;t;1 ;;;;~;;+;1~\;;~;i:51ie;i;dd-J , ___ ,.. v · · H d 1 • rop c • pa 10, ay ron , n . 548-7437 646-llti4 ""' l"'PGJ. enT•,......,. '/...,.... """'"'~ 1e10 areas. an )' 1 Br, cpts. drps, bltns. only,11opets.673-X63 or ~l~~s.J=:~· APARTMENTS orU;f.mlshed 3900 San Diego F'w)'. 200 t M~es. Trust 1 ' patio. Utilitl~ paid. $180. 2 BR, 1 BA. No childretw>r Costa M ~a·~ Finest Loe. on the bav ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2000 sq rt. As low as Dffds 5035 • mo.548·1168. pets. $300 mo. Yrly. Lse. On!Y kind 10 t;hc area. VALUE Quiet 2 br, epl, Luxury apartmenf living l----------persqft.831·1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ 67• ~7., Qu.1et -g a rde n-Like·adult drps, stv /rerrig, D JW, ...,. SEP bid / 1000 0 S 80% bal~on y, pool. garden S..ClellMfttt' 3776 Ba. WW c rpts, dr ps, No pets.$150.548-6878 Enjoy $750,000 health Tl I 55~.PERSQFT ft . 213 w. Wilson, CM. 0 NEWLY decorated 2 br, .,rv"I .> living. Lge 2,3, Br, 1,2 pool. MatureadultsonJy. overlooking the water. nrS ~" 1----------·I . g w gar. sq L AN up ta setting. Utll. pd. Adults ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio, bltns. S<>me wood spa, 7 swimming pools, 7 ~ l~~-5-. 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB 645-,2020 & 64!'-6560 · · I st TD Lo....8¥4°/o only. Sorry oopet'l.1800 0 ELUXE C d B h burning frpl. Beaut. D..aPolnt 3826 lighted te nnis courts, AGT.541-5032 THE FA C TOR y 2ndTDL.oms Wallace corner W. 18th on ° ac · J d pd h led l & ••••••••••••••••••••••• plus miles or bicycle Lowestrates Orange Co. S ' apt for 1 age40-60 $300 an sc • ea poo ·1 . CORONA DELMAR SINGLE to 6 uites Newpo r t . Ideal s ho t.645·08():;. 4ss-:3666 ' · · AUractive rent. DELUXE Duplex. new 3 tra 1 s, pulling , s hur-· rm s -avail in the mall. $I IO. Sattler Mtg.Co. PARTLY fum'd. 1 hr. Martlnl.-Aph. br, 2 ba, bltns, enc. gar .. Oeboard, croquet. Junior 2 Br Townhouse, frplc. Avail. in plush office mo. 673.9606 642.2171 ~ll ~-twn a•ea. 11-. i ... 2 BR unrum, S200_moyrly. 1TI1Santa Ana Ave, CM S300 up. 838"'949 l 's rrp, $229.50 monthly; from $275. l Br from $205. bldg nr. OC Airport. Full Serving Harbor area 24 uwu • t;J ... L r Wb 1 1 also l and 2-bedroom Pool, tennis, continental service incl : Recep-Store &: (o r ) Office Ne <1 l'gp. wtrr & g.~~dlts. on-vre"w. !f:t~r. ~Se= er Mgr Apt l~ 646-5.'>12 Hmd""Jtot1 leoch 3140 plans and 2-story town breakfast. Some ocean & tionist, conrerence rm, to Liquor store &. launJ -'y~e~a~r~'------- y. re · rei.u~ person. 1 BR Furn. Lge deck, ~A v ~RDE area.••••••••••••••••••••••• h ouses . EI ec l ri c Catalina views. Close to xerox.etc. Call833-3640 dromat. $100. mo. 17 2nd TD Loans Wanted 548-3402 view, winter. $22Smo. e tmosphere 2 & 3 llKE TO IEA.CH kitchens, private patios shopping & fine beach. Placentia. CM. 673-0505 WE HAVE CASH ! Dma Pohtt 3726 547-8017 br . 546-1034 NEAR SHOPPIMG or balconies, carpeting, 644-26ll. FREE RB4T Buy 2nd T.D. 'a j ••••••••••••••••••••••• Be•ulilul new 2 BR draperies. SUturranean lfr.-act-. SOO.l800. Sq. Ft. office Loan on 2nd T.D.'s LI•• at be ... ih:I parking with elevators. -store s paces. Move-in al New Loans-2nd T.D. '&4 $225. Lovely 2 bd..Apt. D. i::;:•I• ~1 ... ..._ *• studio apt1. Frplcs, Opliooal maid service. THE EXCITING ew eluxe office space lowa nce. Ocean view 25081 La Cresta, Dana. l-L.-...1 Mo lw 1111 _,.."' w .&. bltm, disbwubers, 2 car ror large or small users. Equity lnvsmt. Div. OWn 94-6848 -Bacbelon, 1·2-3, b<lnns, garage.Sundeclts. From Just north of Fashion PALMMESAAPTS. Liberal tenant improve-Lag.Bch.673-4363. BARNETTMTG.CO. ;:~~~l~er~.·~-~ .. ~~.;,d.~3~7~4iol •llalbo•••••0•·1~1-:_::.•••••38•••0•6• 1&.2 bath•, w /w cpts, $260.536-2579 Island at Jimboree aod MINUTESTONPT ments, all amenities too. zy Per Sq. Ft. C·2 bldg, .. , ____ ..,_._2134 _____ 1 ·-----drns, bltns &: private Sa.nJoaquinHillsRolld. BCH.' Loca t ed at 2090 2 1040 fl 8061 Bol ' •• Tele-~e (714)644-'~ B h 1&2 BR f 1165 · sa a OFFERING $10,000, 1~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• pati0&. Lovely s pacious O ... B"' "'CH ...-.... """"" ac • · rom • Brook.burst, Htmtington Be h Bl d644-6172 v ro JQ'O INCREASE 1n sum-GRAND CANAL on Little garden-like apt.s. Heated f"'llll ~ (or rental information Adults, No Pets ac v 2nd TD. on my Laguna mer rent. Beaut 1 br furn Bal ts. Deluxe 2 br, frpl, pool. Attractive rent. 1561 Mesa Dr. :CB~k~~-rs~;.::!ir: Industrial Rental 450 Niguel home. 5% dis- apts $165 & $175. Spanish radiant be at, boat dock. Adult.sonly. Guaranteed oorent (5 Blks East of Newport premises, or call Rltr., ••••••••••••••••••••••• count. style bldg, pvt encl gar, Y r I y . $ 3 5 O . N o 275 E . 18th St, C. M. increase in 1975 s!t~ Michael McGinnis (714 ) RENT 1125 sq ft $155. =~ ----'~'"'"-'"'~"'"'----1 pool, sauna , mdry, adlts. pets/children. 673-02Ul 631-3003 2 Br. l&2 Barrom S27S 996-3460 Coiled.. sq ft $170. 673-7039 o $20,000 WANTED Secured 11301 Keel.son Lo, 1 blk 675-5116 b 2 d TD w. or Beach olf Slater. 1-BR., ga_r a ge. Newly NEWLY DECORATED 3Br, 2 Ba,from$490 Strlkl"""' ... lgnandan Beautiful new ofc bldg. 1 ---------1 PY . n 1 h o n m Y 842.7848 cpld., bll-1ns. $225 Lease 2 Br. w/gar. $175. Water e1eoaRt. ':,.dttno wrvto· ES 0 Rl i ·=o=r=2=~r~o=o=m=='~"~;~1=e-•_.1 1800 Sq. Ft. M·l Space. erunsu a ome.673-22ZJ ----------< only. RJtr. 644-ZW.3 pd. 2176 ''B" Placentia. •Summer & Winter at Hve. ChOOSe lOtts, baV Secretarial service on Front office. Large rea WEEKL y RATES 636-4120 1-5 beach is beautiful wlntsows. Sleyllghts. flt• pre m Is es. Nr. o . c . door, $250 mo. 1775 Wh it E ......&? .... ~ 2 BR apt $280. mo., incl. -ST_U_N_N_I_N_G--I --,-.-1 *Views or ocean. _f2.ees.IO-Vbaou~.AP'-lvate Airport, N. B. 833-3104. tier St. CM. days 540-571 XK .. 1Ye ~ gas & wtr. (TI4)8«Hi220 g. r Catalina & Palos -~ .... 646 0681 G d P I ·mllllon-dollar rec center. eves -. •••••••••• ••••••••••••• 727 Yorktown llYd wkdays after 5, anytime ar en apt. oo , rec Verdes lennl ~ t $140 up store.offices cpts Beach Blvd at Yorktown Wkends. rm. $185. 71018thSt. •Largeprlvatedeclcs ·-scou 00· LI v ING drps air bath. 17301 2 NEW BLDGS, Redhill at Lost & Found 5300 536-0411 l-'===------1--C-ASA--V-I_CTO __ RlA ___ , •Heated.Pools-saunas fit' Beach Bl, H.B.842-28:H Fischer, Irvine oomplex. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TU Os & I .R lalboaPe11-... 3807 unr •Au:igned covered n-ft.. 'i'j•···~·'o'~>lnt 34075 Sq. rt ., w/3800 sq. Lost: Male Irish Setter. 4 S DI S ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1,2&3 br, Dlx.. ur parking ..-.1v1• • 1 MO FREE RENT• rt.A/Core's. 12,000sq. ft. yrs, 8/15 9 AM. Reward. •F\allKitchen or Furn. g:as/Wtr pd. •Additional free parking ,.,,,,~~ 1-2-3 Rm. offices from w /2,000 sq. fl. A/C ofc. Nr. Westminster Ave. & •Heated Pool PENIN. Point 2 tr, $300. Adults-NopetaSec. gate •Maid service avail "'' $135 per mo. Near Both fire sprnklrd, ro· Broad St. NB. 631·1448. • -d F dli"es mo. yrly. Avail. Sept. 15. Pool, Rec. Rm.Elevator -• rt N I ·~un ry a u b ~ .. A all •Furnlt"-•·-:• ,,..,._, ..... -...--fRQM $195 .. rpo . o easereq. ceilings & good pwr. LOST/FOUND ~ui·uu 1 r.$215.mo., • ..,. v . 525Vietoria,6'2-8ll70 -... y.... ... ....... ,.-uvi ..... ~Tlut•• ...... 322391\1 •s-1""" l es Sept667~..-,. SJSOmonthlV _.. noon p ne833-3104. APET'. •FreeLinens · • .ri.-.ueves. 200Promont0rvDrw.st. ~ood ofrers the -TV&Maldserv.avalt LAR~E 1 br, stove, Lipoo'gb;:.anutts~'n~eoeypets'. s~rf:..~~°lts JustnorthOf.Jalaborte lnresortlivingata Newport .Be•cb luxury 960-2900Adoption,Low •Bar-B-Que ~r1 ••• ,_ util pd on Pactflc: cont HtahWIV. ~ e you ean afford. pvt office lo sul te. 1300 s .. office, reotroom, Cost Spay /Neuter lnfo. ~ g, •~· -~· · Cpts, -· stv. ref. $165 rei-rn•l75-8000. Prestige bldg 1145-3100 •PboneServlce gar, adlts, no pets. Yr 1881 Monrovia C.M . H fl... ~---ere's $1 million io · 10' ~vrhead door, $185. HELP! R EWARD! For •1Mu.toocean $230.87~70231968-3465 $48-9'10M4·9'l9 un im;:on .~rv::'C.:.:.bY. recreation facilities. 35tP..ERSQ. FT. mo.. . return of white shaggy P ifi . --NIGHT LIGHI'EDT~-Offices o r drafting 1750 s .f. Z orr1ces, s heepdo g Lost N 5-ta AINI 3780 Sela A•a 3710 2 BR, uUI pd. children GC C Bayfront, 2 Bd, 2 Ba, Pvt. NI~ COUR~. A full time rooms, ~ sq (t, Fully restrooms S2SO mo. La 8 h '494-8743 • •••••••••••••••••••••••·••••••••••••••••••••••• welcome. No pets. Cpts, 1110ceanAve Bch, &: pier, SSSO yrly. activities d.1redor w~o c rptd & air cond . Nattress Rlty ~11 guna c · - AMBASSADOR INN BRAND NEW lloCluaingDetiosit ·s45 llo l.Nse Required Sia&le Studio Apl • ....,. ......... •J.cwm ,..i .IOtclle1'i t.dlltillt-.IL eO.. 110·1 • ~ ...... ..,,.. •llM,_, ... ._ e llll1 A II• ..i.W. • All wtlllHM pol4 e5wllck••• 4......-ke •WM Mr . .,....,_.....,......... . ........ ..... •Dhct tlW ,._.,, .... L WA'li1MW •S111EAMS•l.AGOONS 2909 BRISTOL AVE. SANTA ANA (At Soulh eo.11 Plaza) 540-2300 drps, patio. Mgr. 1960 (714)$316-1487 979-l93S &: 644-4510. Pl.ans part1~s, BBQ s, Newport Beach across SHARE M-l ind. bldg, W. Lost, male Keeshond, Vic-.1 Wallace, Apt6,642-1364 ----------1 tnps & more. Free SUn· rrom O. C. Airport . Costa Mesa . SlOO. mo Newland&: Atlanta, lf.B. Managed by 3 BR, 2 BA. Yrl.y. B~. lo day brunch. 644·2672 +uu·i. Su•·ta ble !or el-. 960-2123 3 BR apt in garden set· William Walters Co. bch, extra prkg. Pll\io. Plus beautiful singles, · ...... --------- Ung. Pool, adults. $250.1----------i $340mo.642-3188 1&2 bedroom apls, PROFESS'Lct..A.SSA or t v repair or machine LOST: Sia mese Sea l· 54$-8628 ATTHEBEACH fumis hed&unfumished. Bldg , 3 story. 27 90 !lh?P· No auto, wood, point, Fe m. adult. V1t'. THEHUMTIMGrTOM 3BR,2 Ba,blocktobeach, Rents from $195. Prices Harbor Blvd, C.M. Air paint or fbgl. Security Fairview & Baker CM. 2 er· ~ :::-~io. = HllGoHTSAPTS yrly' garage, patio. vary by locauoo. Models eond., wood panel walls, dep. req'd. Prin. only. Reward, 545-8372 • I lpancl.ud.!lri.g.Gagr .• Av-'I J;xcttlngaewadultapts bltns.$34S.842·1B03 opeotOto1.Sorrynopets drapes, ca.rpet, elec., 963-2861or646-1439 . F d 0 1 " N •" .. adjtoHunt Harbour or children. Roommate music, -janitor, parking. oun : a ma ... on. r: •~ No peta. '200. •l.8184SIKS• Eastblurr. 2Br, 21h:ba, service avaUable. Month M R St M DELUXE industrial units Lincoln School area & l ·NBDR FROM szoo view, pool, adults, no to month occupancy. 5S7.oUsor:;,~ gr· with offices : 1300, 1400, Bayview Apt.s. Aug 12• 2 Ha1e Bdrms. super 5'0-MaorM).1* pets. $350. 644-4781. OakWood PLUSH BeauL rum lg. =· i:OOit.~-=:: CallM0-0390. ' aUon, beamed eel.I· ·-BR-•·---(_,. MEWPOITMA94A ..1c auite 1 ~ hr &42-1604 . Agt. on pre-FOUND : Sm yn g cat, t •110 ---~ ......... Garden .... · · 0 ·~«• · ·-· 11< w •· no P• •· • • bltinl, erpts, drJJI , nr. 919..,,..Drtft 5195 mo. Xlnt. NB/CM m1aes, 711 W. 17lh St., tiger s lnp b /gry/w • 64Hll0. BHcb • Ecllnpr, N 2BR&2Bkw/denontbe Apartments loc.642-6753/....U C.M. !em. Nr Burke sch. Xtra lie 2BR, new crpta, P9t1.$1'15.545..o'lWf water, from $CiO.. Pvt. .,....,......_. NEWPORT Flaaocia l Z?OO SQ. FT. Mfg. $26S 962-9502 . &paint. Kidlok.Nopetl. • BR • BA n1-heh, k>vely &arden. must 880 Irvine Center ex--•:ve suite p /mo. Av1U Sept. 1. 2032 FOUND : York1e, Sher• Bllnl,1185. + SlOO MC. + • ' ,. ' ....., area, seetoappre<:.873-Ml4 ' ~....... ' "D" Pl i Pl NB She~~ lut mo Xtra ctn Pvt. eleu,bttm.OdklOK.no Al 161h 1175 loelds telephone acentla, CM . ngton . ,...~ ... pat. 7aSbaumar, CM. peta. Ref's.~. IO.o585 1 & z Br Apta, nr Hoai. 6'S-0550 an s w e r s ervic e, MS-7512 rem l yr mix. 557·3700 beach. G•s. wtr pd. Mod secretarial •vail. PaW. R LOST: Cat, rem. org &. 1 BR. $150. 2 BR, 1175. oo Z BbopR.pln, ibarp11•1,..5111• bucb & bldg. Quiet. M8-SW L.arae 1 &: 2 BR apt.a with 640-8325wltdys. ntols Wanted 4600 multi colored calico. Vic. s I o led '&I ••••••••••••••••••••••• n · petsorcblldreo,rdire-Re•k>no~ics 67s-e1oo DELUXE 2 Br 2 h3 'h eneos gar s poo , Westcllff Dr. Private or-Youn g dent'al &: f 'ly Ba l boa area, N. • q"d. Agt.&46-3255 • • fro m 118S/m o. 1760 fl U r Air _ _. .' anu 613·5686 , blttobch,adlts,nopets. Pomona Ave 64.2-20t5 ce. n um. .."'""·• relocating 10 area seek· 1 . LOVELY 2 bdnns, apac. NIAlllA.CH $350.67~1108 · crp'd.SlOOmo.64.2-4097 Ing hou se sitting ur -LOST: rtl in . Schn auzer, rooms, ~pt. nice ltitch, J, 2., 3 Bdrm. Some~~ NEAR H llos -s DANA Pt. Extra lg. 2 br. NORTH COSTA MESA rangement. 897-3802 . fem. silvr/i;i:ry & chubby. brick 1n•e.kbar. patio. flrepl•ces, wet bar, Utili· · oag p. ,..., Oce1.nvlew. Spayed . blk nca coUat. Xlnt. location.Reurftll. ty room, enclose d mo. 2 Br, 2 Ba Studio. 493.3347 Medlc al t Dental sulte, Sl n1t le Career Woman Reward. Call IK2-l40l« 351 Victoria, Apt: z 1, praf:; New cpt1, dtpl, bltns, 9501qn.1v1U.1JtOoor .. w/sml well tre.jned lap 9629904 • l4642$J UP.Noree. D /W, Wahr.• Dryr.IOOMS 4000 dogwlshe11yr\yleascon · · i4 1 ~~~~------! TOBIN R&ALTYINC. Hookup. No peta • .ct!••••••••••••••••••••••• llOO aq ft gen'lo(c apace. sm all a pt ln bcac.h area. LOST: Male Siamese wtlt, QUJgT-Z br w/p1tlo. ltl-Wl Dana Rd.142-'JDI ROOMS 125. weekupwtth IMS/mo. Ample prks. Ph: Mon thru ~i, 8 to S. w/grey markings, reel. Cple1 only. $115. •10 . . 8 kitchen. 5'8·97$5 or Mr.O'Keere,54f.8139 &M-3147 . collar &r San Oiego~.1 Joann.SAl·95'13 ~3lfr!':·~=·mo 2:'int'°::~1~"::l~: M.W961 OMCISPACIN.I. Cou lewlllingto worltfor ~!~a~~~:,;:· Cdll .. LOWER CloaD ... 2 W. ln extral. 2 br, lba$17Smo. AvaJlable Sept l thru E:1elu1ivt CdM area. We1tcWf Dr. 450 Sq. ft. ot:fer E a5lt lde home • ~ 4·plex. Cpt, drJll , me. l~l "A" tcirlltlP 1 blk. Jime 10. Q50 ~. Room tn lar1e bou1e Pvt. balhrm, air, etc. w/reaa. rent. WUI paint FOUND young rema&e car. Ad(ta, ao peta. w. of Beae•·s'l. or t15•054t/ 11t-11sa. w /ktt cb. prtv, Call $115. mo. C•llflenelllll, • repalr. c a.n St8.a989 pup Pl•eenUa St.~ M.5-7-.S. Sla"W. NJ.Om Weft:da.n onlJ. 14N70'1all8PM. MJ.GOO Sund•y only! Meta. C•ll 9'7Mlln I I . •. ' . -. . l!.DAILYPtLOT Sund-r.Auautt17, 1975 i •••••• !.~~••••••• MoFoblleSHafo•e1 1100 lwcotM Proptt"ly 2000 ....... rtkedo r • ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ...,.,.flO I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 28R, 28A, 20xS6' I 0 UHITS ~ rOOL Skyline. Pets OK, Short Costa Mesa. 9, 2br .. and ( 4Bdrms.,2:~;bnlh.~ bl.klootean.53f)..f';066. 1. lbr. One year old. In· I lmmed. P(ltl.S('~ion co.me $28 ,300., Sel ling Would You Believe 30' W /CAHAN A 2 br, pnce $220,000 f1rrn : A.s· UnderS'?0,000? pat io. Adult Lido l'rk. s ume Sl53,000 J~r~t . OPEH SAT /SUH l-S NB. S-1.200 orofr. 673·0l'ra ~-W .C. set:ond. I ran~ 1936 T __ u_, _ 8 S c-1pala only please. BKR. •rwwn11 ~ AY IDE d'Anza. N .8 . 714 1540·2345. FERGUSOH Double cKr(K>rt, l~ry,l --"-'-_::.;cc._ ___ _ , IEALTOltS 831-3121 n e wl y d ceorat~d . 644·2<113 180 Ac Almond $675,000 160 Ac Grape·Cilrus $558,000 120 Ac Almond $430,000 * M•inolla/Mam1 20 Ac Row Crop klbo• lslond 3206 • BR,. BA ... $100 52 UNITS 160AcAlmond $505,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Sprtnadale/HeU 8 .6 Gr oss-l8 & 160AcGrape-Almond $558,000 8~~11EW»plx.2br,2 :SBR,28A ... *'40 Anaheim, 36 & Sant• 270AcGrape-Almond $1 ,000,000 ly~·2101£'m!~~d.~~· •3Sln8~er2 &8ANe~ Ann. $610,000. CL or con-45 Ac Citrus $164 ,000 ' ···- tract. Call: Realtor, Paul 39 Ac Citrus $l4,S,OOO lalboo Pftlhlsule 32:07 • ~1'ad~en/Wa.rd Coad. 962·6142 1_ A G L d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 , z A ... $.1'5 -------_ vuu c raz an -St.r $276,000 • Elll!'i/Beach W~CLJFF VlLLAS No. Acreage for 1ale 1200 <t & 1-4, He tiuliful , well de· ••••••••••••••••••••••• corated 2-JiR, 2-81\ CO N· Picturesqw C rttk DOS ·W_l lOts or charm in & Old omTreu prestigious area. Ul\·ely gardens and pool. OPF.N DAILY. Ph : 645·2848 Agt. &16-7414 21r~ at' in No. San Dit!gO O,EM HOUSE 240 Ac Graz Land·Slr $84,000 3 BR , 2 BA. acn)!ls from 3 BR 2 BA S3flO Co unty . Reduced lo Bay-Beach, view. $450. ' "" Sll.500. L EE l!UG llES D•luxe 4-ftt• 192Ac·Ocean View ror $.575,000 mo. Yrly. 675·1304. • CaBrlRle12dB/BrookS300hurst DELUXE C ..... DO HLTRS. 73S2 Garfield. New uniti; Developm't-San Luis Obispo Co 3 • A... "'" HARBOR Vi ew l-lom~s 833·1355 499-173l Huntington Beach, tax WESTlAMD Rf.ALTY · Coro"• cl•I Mer 3222 • Garfield /Brookhural LCICJll'HI Mlpel 3252 Newport Crest 2 br, 2 ba, shellered property. 1st ••••••••••,-•••••••••••• 'Bil 2 BA $335 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool, t ennis. $375 mo. Portofi~o . 4 br. _-1 ba. Business 'roptrly 1400 yr write-orr $11M. Lions 1451 E . Irvine Blvd, Suite E·l JETIY VIEW • Ban~ing /~hard 3 8D. 2 Ba, Patio, i.:"::':_·::•l:.:1.:1 _____ _ 3276 ~nR~~~~~~e. ~-7:2 •••••:•R•l•M••E•l••A•:..i:;••••• _Es_t_at_•_•~· 536='-'·25~7-'9___ Tustin, CA 92680 832-553.1 On Ocea n Blvd, only 3 BR. 2 BA ... $385 flreplac4e95, ~.month. S• Cle_ ... '" '""'" HEW TRIPI.EX steps to China Cove. A • Beach/Heil . ""''" r,.~~s0T'b';~~~ 1s~~~~= c~~i!~~ ~~?!'1~.':~~~ .. ~?.~~ ~~~~'.!~I~~~ ..... ~!.~~ ~::1~~u:~~~°i:~· J;>.~ *Ft~::~: :tSP~dale Gb~~~~~a~·~~~-:~·te~ ··~~~·.:.;;,:;.:;;;:.:.:;•• Qualitybuiltclelu.xeunit $172.000-yearlyincomc 1_3 bedrm, 2 balh, fplt . "'1EWPORT 21i'Jt'·f~rn . house. nice Formal dining rm, & 3BR,.2BA ... $2'7S Avl. D/l. $,25 mo. New2br,3ba,den,(rplc. Belhefirsto1o1o-ner.Jbr,2 l!:xcellentlaxshelter Two 2-bedrm. 1 bath. 4 1"111 location. winter or .,·ear· super Jetty & Ocean Fireplace, carpets, 675.0430 , 644•5403 , $650.6f2·11S5 ba, & large l br "'ith ex-Great Newport location Ca r garage. Will carry TRIPLEX ly,675·037 2 . vie w. $650 mo. Call drapes, dis hwas he r, 847-8583 OCEAN view 3 br. 2 ba, tra, patio & dt>ek.s, \'ie1o1o· ·red Hubert&Assoc. itselC . 145 Li s a Lant· ......... c h arming 3 II It 644-72ll agent. . bu!ltins. 38 from th e top. Open 675-8500 595 ,750. Open Sun 1_5. wnh1penclable wt rf th w· CallBcvorJoe Hewportleodt 3269 $(2 375 · Czt 3 > 9 · 66 38 or Sat/Sun 2·1.ipm : lZl 3-tth I bdrm penthouse unit "e ron ome. inter 3 BR , 2 Sty, 2 ba, frpl & 963-4.569or962-2116 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13)483-6888 St. RDF Ct)., g;JJ.J200 for C.M. OFFICE BLDG. .S.U3 ·77 ll; arts.s.s7-"6t7 has Ot'can view. 2 bdrrn Rent a l S3.50 mo. 116 bltns. $400 mo. 606 112 1•~~~~~~~~~~ NEWLY d b 3 detal . 1 ", Grand Canal, Little Bal Marigold. Bkr. 673.3695 ecorated 4 r, Wntwtlnater 3Z91 .. Prime ilarbor Rl\·d. eor. [ owner 's unit has glass Isle. -. Vacant 3Br, 2ba, cntrl ba., den, (rplc, steps lo••••••••••••••••••••••• TheBluffs :c:.irlyarca 3 Sty. Fine t::ni1o1o1.h ;irea ™ ~ wull facing l':.:tra large 3 BR, 2 Ba, din rm.' frpl, atrium, single s tory. taach. Lease $MO. By IMMACULATE3br,2b111, l -Story 3 BH .~Ba . 1\ir-cond., Sched. in c. ~ pool. Another 2 bedr1n Lovely 2·s ty. fam . home : bltns, refr., .rdwd int.. 2 Villa Pacif ic Condo. owner845-3370aft.., cpt,drps,$290.REOCPT $57 000A!t fl0""-1:.ii Sl31,214~·r .Sll8.'l,OOO '=========::·'.. unit fa cini; µool. $18.000. J Bit. 2 ba., patio. gar. cargar.,patio.$425.Lse. Step• to pool, tenni·s LUSH GARDEN Pat'io•. RLTR.893Jl351 _ • g · ~· ''?"'"" I Weslev H Taylor Co -for fast sale Small fa mily or couple 675 2814 1 Realtors' '_,_.,_,_.1_u1_0 TAX SHB.TER o nl y !no s lude nts). . court.$400mo.982·2811. The Bluffs, 4 br. 21h ba. House1Fomlahldor DOVER SHORES OPEM HOUSE I 1 IQ 'I l Avail. Sept. 6. $350 + 31.ngB'R· 's'11nB~a .. Bee,."ndmNCeewil-. NEW Deluxe 2 sty, S br, 3 WC ht: f Pl. frpl, e~d un.it . Uttfunll1hed 3300 GALAXY DRIVE Commer'cial LIDI util.Agent673·mct0 _'__ , • b d r 1 lose to everything. Ex-••••••••••••••••••••••• Property 1600 7931·41 llolt St, llunt-Pl • . $-l25 a , cpl. rps, rp, tras!Availnow.$i65 mo,i .. ________ _ Reduced S 15,000 •••••• ••••••••••••••••• ington Beach. Lu:curious p act. ." J lolboa Peninsula 3107 2 BR, 1 Ba completely re-1 n rl 5 c Pd · ram rm · Yr\y. 64'·0111 i• To $169,500 2 &3 Br a pts . hions rap•r l•a , ••••••••••••••••••••••• modeled. $325. 5525 .mo. 1.0-s. 963-'581, MEWPORTIUCH Beaut. 3200 sQ. fl. Vit•y,· BA YFRONT Estates. 536·2579 1•00 ®.1.ri'~~.a~ra,~1, 11..,, N R . p A v 1 L 1 0 N , __ _:•~·~·~·7~1l_:_:l ~A~g~en~l:___1 wknds. art 6, 751-6161. 2 NEWPORT Cre&t Condo 3 Summer & yenrly leases home. 4 br, den, fam. rm. Qf(iee building. s pec-BayvieY.'. 3 br. 2 ba dplx. mi . from Bolsa Chica br, 3 ba, tennis & Pool, From $8SO Month pool. Open Sat. & Sun. lacular ,·\cw, t~xecui1·,.e TWO 4·PLEXES .. ,75 Ycly lease ,\,·a ll Charming 2 bedroom,· 2 Bch. $450 mo. Lse. 8'.S-8781 llLL GRUNDY Side by side in Costa .,.. · story home, So. or Hwy. ~!;"~~~~"-~~~~~~~-· by office s . R ed u ccd . rt1esa .. lf you are looking Lots for sale 2200 Sept. I. 835-3100 days, Lg fenced yard. Garage. W~VE maker! 2 br, $185., HARIOR VU HOME Realtor 675-6161 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I $650.000. r ood b . u • • 673-4221eves /wknds. $350. Un····· Homes s_1ngles_. fam,1les. Atten-41EDIOOM $85,000ea. DANA POINT-Duplex BALBOA PENIN. 675-6000. tki_odn singleA~i 4 bbr, 2 baba, Close to recreation area BILL GRUNDY or a g uy 1n nits. ••••• •••••••••••••••• ----------1 !:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; NEWPORT HGTS. Realtor 675a616 I Oot1't Miss this One lots, Ocean views. A1.rt . Avl . Aug. 30th. Desirable 1 s, pets. 803 r,2 ' in an ideal family loca- Very prime area. Home SOUTH COAST 673·5410 Dupl ex. Weekly o r 3 BR, 2\.~ BA. So. of Hwy, $265·· kids, pet, Alt. Fee. Lion. t Bedroom, single COSTA MESA Ir r INVESTMENT longer673-2039 (rpl. refrig, wshr/dryer. 979-3430 sto,y. $5"0/mo. lease. w ots o potential. 3 lg. CA.HMERY VILLAGE LOTS Sundeck. S42S mo. 513 ~ ;) FURN: $325. bdrms + effi cc. Jg. scr. AREA 5-19-0812 646·6710 . . Costa Mesa 3 I 24 Fem leaf 673_8483 NEW 3 br, 2 ba, ram. rm, 6'4·7211, ask for Nigel. 3 BR + tge family nn" Mstr. s u1t t!. 2 brick 2 Lot 1150 I----------Two7un1tlotsEastside e•••••••••••••••••••••• • cpt,drps,bltn.s.S375rno.1 _cA~g~e=n=t.-------I UNFURN:$27S. ;z1i~s-.,~~.~~-~fa~~·orLlre','_; ft. bu~1di::~r17:'~;r. lt>a~~: Tax SMfhr Costa. Mesa. one with 3Br, 2ba, den. frplc. patio. lBedroom House v.·/gar. 968-2504 AVAIL 9/1. Deluxe Nwpt. 2BR + lge fam.ilyrm. 642.6368.:gt . Zoned C-1 & ~1·1. Prime H•tin..,.on leoch beauliful home upfront. Co ndo recreat ion ~~-~~4 yd. $235 mo. WALK TO Beach. Beaut. Crest Condo. 2 br +den, Matureadu!t.spref . .... ~~~~~~~~ .... :1 Newport area. CR58) S,Rl~·GFIB.D 9UAIL PLACE facilities. Reallv Nice'. · · Villa Pacific 2 sty Beach 2\.IJ ba, frpl, gar. Pool & Ray McC..._ -FOR JN FORMATION PRO,ERTIES $380 lse. No pets. 673.3597 Costa Mesa 3224 f-fousc. Cpt & drp&, frpl . tennis. $450 mo, yrly. l•altor I I 10 Newport Marthaf\1arnab&l2·8<ru ESTATES t714J752al920 H•tin..,.on•---h 3140 •••••••••••••••••••••••patio. 21-'l cargar.2br, 979·S340ext.2:!i6daysor CostaM~sa548-7729 OPEN DAILY ..,. --EASTSIDE. newly de -21 1 ba. Lease Sept_ S300164~2~-54~5~l~c~v!°'~·-----1~~~;...,~~ .......... ~~~ uew3&4..L.• ,"EWPORTBE.•\Cll ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2b &d 2••b I-'""' ,....... '~ corated 2 br Spanish in or r en. n a. CCMKlo I ( San Clemente 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• P anoramic \'icy,•! o f Ocean and hills. Btrlv lndscp'd. ·l lgc bclrms & den. All te rms. $62,500. 492-6989. Sale or Leose-C I 2-3Hr. llouses on Adjoin· ing lot , Xlnt locat ion Call 645· 1395 plus3Br,21a l.AKEFRONTI.01' •3 Br home nr brh, pvt 4-plex. No children or $350 . Pool , Tennis, TOWNHOUSE 2Br , ,,_..._~nums HOMEO UN 125 ft.Asking patio. frplc. nice yd do"s.$.JOO.lncl.util.:!653 Sauna,J ticuzz.i .968-4254 2 •,!I B a. pool. bltns. VlfTUJ"ftish•d 3425 l WNf:RS IT $45,000. Terms. $300/mo.675·5810 "' wash /dry, gar. No pets.••••••••••••••••••••••• C)ffercd frorn S87.SOO A t 646 7 Santa Ana Ave. 673-0797 DOLLHOUSE! 3 br, 2 b3. 675-9188 ~tt-;5A Verde Townhouse West or Beach Blvd. 6 g · -'114 LeKJUna leach 3148 1215. 2 BR. lappls. kids, new cpts. drps. Frpl. Avl . end unit, nr. pool. Plush ----Condominiums blcks on Adams. north al ••••••••••••••••••••••• i:iet. 9/1. $350. 894-7521 3br hou!!C. Local~ .1n W. cpts & drps . $.100. No 1\labama. 2 blocks. LEASE $160 000 l'' h NB 9 :r,nth m1n1mum · . ....-ac Pool, 2 br, kids. pct_. frplc l-lne 3244 · · pets. 549-1783 aft 5PM KENT ROGERS Condo. for $950 mo. or , ~ lease. St rtlng Sept 18 to•I ~=:::.::.:.:.:..:::::_=.:;:.:_:::.__ REALTY 579 5 mo . unru,, $'!3S.2 BR ,slove,kids ••••••••••••••••••••••• June 10. S350 monthly. M1·ss1·on v1·e,·o. Btfl 2b,, **ABOVE** 1o.,al• * THE IE.A.CH * ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1700 Hl-'.1\LT\'CO:\IPA:\'Y P o ol 3 BR 2 ba 848-830096().3858 BAYFROMTLOT Oceanfnt.3br.2 ba ,2000 teenaiers ,pet. · 'BEAU~.NewRanchoSan 675-0544 / 884 -1858. Air, patio, pool , nr On flarbor Island Dr. sq. ft .. wetbar, frpl, Sec. 5 ·BR. fam rm. 3 Ba. J~1:tqwn Twnhome. 2 Br, Weekdays only. schoolli $25 0 Jealie. San Clemente's HORTH LAGUNA BahiaArenosa: CONDOS i"""=====I I Whitewater Views-2 & 3 off S.D. Frwy, bdrm. units fromSM.000. DCMla ftoinJ.4-Ptex 50X 100 . pier & s li P guard. Adults. 544 -7678 singles. 2 _, ba, 2 story. Overlooks 2Br, 2ba. rerrig, stove .. I c830:::·~8~504=-·------ Xlnt. Cond. 3 Yrs. old. privileges. You oy,·n the Laguna Char m House. FURN .2 br. child, pet. ~~r7~~[;5~~ke. '600. Bea~h view. No pets. EAST8LUFl"(N8l3hr.2 Pali1ada to Cali 6 75-7225 Assu mable loan. Income land! $124 ,500 (R57) Avail. Sept.8·Lcase. 2 fncd , Agt. 1-'ee --Avail Sept. 1. yrly lse. ba, 1 rJr. $375. Adults on· - I JS9'9.i:,600~~P<".§:'~Y~'~·~M~u~st~se~l~l.1~~J~o~n~c~F~'~'~'~ee~&42~-8"'~~5~ Bd, many trees, patios, HOMEFIMDERS Redecorated 3 BR, 2 BA $325 mo. Ph: 645-5891. ly. I-532-4543 CortoLn.I 409 Annosa L-. '"'' "' • • •' '" '' .,, • • ·• ul \ \LLE'\ HE \l:I '' II $94 ,000.0wner494-3309. ocean Vu . (urn. No •642a9900• home. Nu landspg. $350. HBR. VU Hills, Portofino Townhouse COTO DE CAZA, Trabuco Chi Id r e n, pets _ $3i 5. 963m• .. ,55As9k96120·'21Be16 v or Joe mdl, rec. fa e's. Tennis & Unfwttlsh.d 3525 16 UNITS Luxurious condominium residences ON THE BLUFF. On tree-lined street. Low 2BR, or 2+den. Priced 'vacancy. $2300 mo. in- r .. , 000 t -000 r==========r come. $16.S.,000 full price . . 'I" f;1;f;rfn~: o...,..,, · • B E A c H c o N . Will exchange for Morro A 9E.RCi ENTERPRISES CO ~ DOMINIU~t . IBR l l/3ba, Bay re s idence or •OC'ean vlcws 9" ceilin~s. frplc. luxury acreage. •Subterranean living in Laguna. S'Sl.500. HAL ftlMCHIM Sec.Prk~. 494-7191 REALTOR...;; •Elevator 2727 E. Coast Hwy •Ceramic lile • •••DOM'T**** 675·4392 •Auto. clean ovens Pay your landlord's tax-____ _ •Gaslogfrplcs. es. For unde r $240 a ~~· •Qualifies S2,000 month lotal you can have Costa Mna tax credit. all of his tax advantages. TRtPEXl:S s: ;/~~: * ~~.~~O. 120 ~d~.w2n ha~~ ~ery best ·t!~>'s ~ I Con- 171'4l 492a4I2 I Condos in Santa Ana . iguous uni -1repaces{ OFFERED BY Ask for Frank 839_8321 patids, -som e studios. ,\gent. Closed g arages. Ex -BERTllA l~ENRY cellent buys at WJ,000. llLTRS. Duplexes/ e ach. Barrett H.ealty Sen Juan Units sale 1800 642-5200 Capistrano I 078 •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• OAL Pen1n . 3 hr. 2 b,1 un FOU R·PLEX Good C .~1 . location w Jbltns + dishwshrs . r .A. heal . lr~ units . 567 ,500. Net•d 20',, down . YE 1\Gf~ll REALTY . 556·6171 , BY ow ner_ Cute & coz.'' 2 1 BR, condo. Ne;1r hea ch, bus & all convenienc·es,I Xlnt invest. for income! property. 11elow market at $22,900. 493.21157 Santa Ana 1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REDUCED $2,000 Great 4 br, 2 ba, owner must le~ve for Wash. Everything up~raded . Bkr. 554-0239or531-8457 ALL TERMS Upgraded 3 Br, l :J.'4 ha, sprinklers . Will sell V /\ or FHA. S:W.000. 0 1>en Sat/Sun 1·5: 1008 Barn· dal. REALTY INC. 714/846aJ37J i t s. I hlk oc'ean Furnished. Recentl.\ re· deC"orated. Reas. priced. Duys 835·1736 or eves y,•knds 645· 1R67. HEW DUPLEX STfo:Ps ·rosURF Quality built deluxe unit. TRIPLEX.COSTA rttESA Be the first owner. 3 br, 2 Owner will S('lt for $5000. ha, & large 1 hr with eK-ci_own. Xlnt li ve·in situa- t ra patio & decks. View lion . Broker. 549-8138 from lht• Lnp . Open DAN\ r-. . Sat,Sun 2·6pm: 1ZJ J.llh / t. Occanv1ev.· ln· foil. RDf CO., S33-l20t\ for plex. $72.~50. Roberts H.I· details. ty.493-~~2 ~ .. ~~!~~~ ..... !~,!~ lncam~ Propef+y · 2000 RIDICULOUS OFFER WAHTID LOCATION ••••••• •• •••••••······· VIEW PRIVACY SECURITY lj>UALITY VALUE • LAGUNA OCEAN VISTA C •111t1Rlu11 HtM11e1 • 8 UNITS EASTBLUFF Pride-of-ownership O\'c>r· looking the Back Bay wllh g:irden setling:s . Su nken living rooms with fireplaces & ba1C"onies. {6) 2 BR·:;, 2 baths, (2) t BR 's. Very spacious un- its. $290,000 5 Unit s . Ne...,·p o rt Hei g ht ~. 6 Units Eastsi de: t'ach priced al Sl19.000. Don 't be em· bara ss cd . make a ridiculous o(fcr l .... Quall ~ lii•Plac• Plapln'tl•• ' 7S2•l920 1400 OIJAn Sf. N(Wf'Oft If ACM. PR~EWWEEKEND MOllLE NOON 'TIL DUSK HOME P.UK Take Pacific: Coast Hwy a 64 11 "~°""'~· Near Hemet. 300 Spaces to Wesley Or just No. of plus 22S ruture sites. \\'ill Aliso Pier, up Wesley to trade for farmlng ranch. Marilyn, left on Marilyn BILI. GRUNDY to Ocean Vista Drive ANYTIME Realtor 675-6161 right on Ocean Vista tO l ~~~~~~~~--1 Jt4 terml11us at Laguna I: Ocean Vi s ta Condominium Homes. Call49"J-188S 1098 •••••••••••••••••••••••• POOL PLACE BEST IUYS 6 heautirul inl'cune units in Costo M e~a . Al so duplex lo Santa 1\na 6 UNITS EASTSIDE Spendabte 'wit.h present rents 11nd rent& can ~ ral:tlcd . Will exchange. OwMr flexible. M•lng $1 02,000. 0 k Hill .d I p . 494·5386 3 BR , 1 lh BA, den. Close to I 30 a s , s1 e ot. n . --.---·-------1 schl & College. Lse. $360 poo S600 mo. 675-04. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• club, guard gate. ·5, Hewportleach 3169 inc. gardener. Btwn ONGOLFCOURSE 644-.>403,847·8.583 Lakeside living by the acres. ESTATE VIEW.••••••••••••••••••••••• 9Artl-12AM.6'5·5'843 Lease Beaut. new3br.2 Redecoratedabr fp built-sea. 3br, 2ba San Jual\ $16.SOO. Pri. party. Prin-LIVE ON LIDO ISLE ba . t~·nho.use .. View or ins pool pauO Prefer Village. $295. 544-1041 . cipals only. 9-5, 640-81 2 er2 Baonly .. =mo OLD farm .. 3 hr. $175' .. lake & rute lights on ' ' · · . or644-0364 . 673-4903......., · kids, pets. Also Spanish Rancho San Joaquin mature adult/ no pets, ~x•s Furn 3550 horse ranch 2br.singles. Golf. Crse. ~perm~. 548·0976-••••••••••••••••••••••• Mo.tain.DeMt'f, WINTER RENTAL Resort 240 Ocean front cottage: fami.les. Or 3 br, util pd, 838-3232 Kave something you want BAL. Penin. 3 br, 2 ba. l kids, pels, ok. Agt. Fee. to sell? Classified ads do blk ocean. Avail Sept.L •••••••••••••••••••••• Prime location. 3br. 2ba. 979-8430 RENTALS it well -Call NOW, $325. mo. Days 83.S-1736. CANYON LAKE ru11 y '"'"· 673·46.TI . Wate_rfront loL1. choice LIDO SANDS 3 b 2 b location. Pvt. Pty. Fo r , . a . appt. Phone: 714.6.57-4 Blk. to bch. Pool . Winter •NEWLY dee. 3 Bd + den, 3 ba lwnbse. Harbor !·I i . Pool . 833 -1653 : 833·8974 3 B R, 2 Ba .. , .... $425 /450 1 j·G4·2-·56-71181. iijjjjiijiiijjiii.eiivile' .. 0~' ·w·k·n·d·s·64>---l86.,7 I' 3BR,21h:Ba ......•. $450 ~ 4BR,2Ba ........... $395 4 BR , 21/2 ba, wntr _._ $800 or714-679-2411 orYrly. 645-6293 . 1'he Bluffs. 3 BR. & fam. AVOCADO "G reenbelt ". Avail. ·GROVE Sept. I to f'eb. 15th at 9.8 Acres. 300(f + sq. rt .1 _SOOO __ M_o_. _A_gt_._640_·_5560 __ _ 3 BR, l ~:t Ba, big bonus rm. cpts, drps, bltns , rncd Yd. dbl gar. $38(). LE RAISOR REALTY 645-3147 ; 546-4289 4523 Campus Dr .. lr\·ine E• SIDE 2 b I I 1 Campus Valley Shop Ctr. · r. arge o . house .. Mature lr~es. WINTER • Oceanfront 3 c lose 1n E sco nd1d~. br.2ba,$350.l'J\Q, grossed over 530.000. this 675-8.';..11 yr. $160,000 FP. 29 o/rl------'.-'--- dwn. Ca ll : Doug Priest, LIDO 4 br. den, 31.2 ba. Paul Sloud & Assoc. Thru June . $475 mo . garage & furniture incl.r---'C'-AC:.::L.::L~l:.:3:.:W:...::c;:.6;:0;:0_1 .-..... l!Ai Merrill. Cples: only. NEW 2 BR + den, min. $310.549-0433 maint. condo. w/frpl. International Designer Pattern 2-BR. available now, C.M. ,\ w a r d Winni n ~ 714-747-5550 675-7667 $190 .645·5045 Deerfield Park! $4\0, 0 - mo. 559·4737 or&l2·02.88 Ranches, Farms, Houses Uftfurniahed Gra•es 2700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * REMT ALS * t •••••••••••••••••••••••General 3202 •••I lit•'• UNJV. PARK San Dl•r: r-..,,_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR .. 2 baths .. $385/400 -••1 FREE FREE . COLLEGE PARK . CITRU R.A.MCH •Proresslonal Service• Lovely 3 br. 2 ba, dbl gar, 3 BR. den. 2 ba .. _ ... $425 14 .5 level /\cs near San Marcos Beautiful loca- tion for country estate. T8x Sheller returns 70o/r of down payment first year·Good Well Priced l sell-Owner finance WESTLAND REAL TY 1451 F. Irvine Bl .. Ste. E-1 Tustin, Ca. 7t4.&32·5M R•alblat. WClflted 290 •••••••••••••••••••••• OWN Property in Inglewood, Hawthorn or So. Bay Area? WILL PAY CASH Ph. To"' D'Aln1-*'o T.D.PROPERTIES (213 1674-6907 anytime or (714 )846-5221an.fi P\•t. Ply wants lo buy from owner 10 uniL~. Adil area , coastal. l&?Qr, e n cl garages. (213 ) 433-6044 a.ft S::rl & wknd!i. •LANDLORDS* · ~~~~.s dr:~,h~~rin!~P~~: 2 si~d~~~ ~~n tfa~~~$&oo H om e f Ind er s • Water pd. $350. lst & last TURTLE ROCK 642a9900 + $100 . sec. 2606 4BR,21hbaths ...... $4'1S California's Largest Redlands Dr. 673-4838 WALNUT SQUARE •Rental Service!• 3 BR. 2 baths ... -, , .. $.110 -----'-"--='----14 BR. 2 BA . huge ram. rm, DEERFIELD HOMES , frpl. dbl gar .. patio, walk 3BR, 2!h baths ...••• ~ 'I:.tf:ll~QJ Fdl:~r.~ iw:. ·~~': ~ . . ·.:: : :; ·.-.~- FREE SERVICE · MESA VERDE Beaut. 4 VISl•N >1' ..... t!:•' .• .. br, 2 ba, new cpts, drps.. RULTY , ,., .. .. t .. " TO LANDLORDS children & pet welcome 552-7500 • \ •. .., 1 .. • M cm b c r of Bo a rd or _:S4~255_nm~o~. ~S4~6~·~""'511o"5~---1=-,--.,.:.'---:-:-::'-'----:-· I / • ,. .. , " • .. ; Realtors. Belter Busi· . Culverdale 3 BR, w /poo\ .. 1 ... ., , .. "" ness Bureau, Chambero 2BR Hse. e ne. patio nr. Nr, Frwy & ~chis. $360 .. , . " -"' Com·merce. stores & transp. $175. mo. Avail. 9/1. 642-4701 ~; '~;; :·: • 530·1505 Couple. CM , 548-8652 or640·6227. ~ .... #. ~ -t \. # \. S. Ana $180. 3 br. child, L,o,hVIEs L&Y 'r,wbr, 2 54b25a. 1Nr. UN I V Pr k . T ~ r r t ·. · f . ~e . Twnhome. New 2 br, 2 r Ana $1$.5 . I br. singles. Grdnr . & wtr. Ref s . ba. $360. 833-8488 or ulil. 556·4729 833-1972 S. Ana $16.">. 2 Br, child, LOVEL'{3br.2!h ba.Cpt, FOR Leaac b ut s ingles. drps, f~pl, bltns. Lndry Turtlerock hori-ie ;:R 2 II. Beach 4 br, 2 ba. kids. rm . patio. Close toschls. Ba Den Auto 'carag' pet. '375. 646-2932 • • · e F. Valley l br. child , pct, -Door opener. truh com- singles. 3br. 11-'.i ba . Lge comer lot. pactor. gardener. comm. FURN. house Balboa, 3 E ntire lot enclosed pool. $425. 875-58'7' , 105.\ Spod•o/L•Roy ' Older, soundly construC"t· ed unrurn. 4 BR + den home on 3 yr. lea8e w/op- tion to buy. Desired loc:i · lions in or~er of pre. ftre,nce : Balboa Island, Cd M, So . or Hwy., ~ayslde Or .. J~vin e Terr., EalitbluCf. 67~ 673-0167 br, 2 ba, kids, garage. w /blfl wrought iron EXCELLENT Agt. Fee· Spanish w~ll. 2 patios &: SEPARATE 'l1lil smock design from Spadea-LeRoy has the HOMEFIMDH:S waterlallfishpond.2car PRJVATEHOME fniot and back g'tbeted onto ahaped yokes and R...tllls ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3102 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HAS all! 1 hr, ulil pd, CdM . Also N:O, 1 br $125.. utll pd. Balboa 1 br, $150., ulil pd ot l br lt.B. ainglell or famil~. Canyon cottage, J br $180., utll-pd., l.ag . Beach. Act. Fee. 9'79·8430 * 642-9900• gar. 979·8l90. in University Pk. 2 lr1 may be made lcnee ltntt.b or abort. A ahaped collar G MESA VERDE 3 br, 2 ba, br, ore/den, 2 ba, (pie, may be added. Fabrict: novelty cotton, JWIQ' rrpl, cpts. drpa, bltns, lovely encl rmt yd. Rear lleht1N:1.1ht wool. 105A ii printed on one lht« of l:ili1:,fiiib~1w,1 ~9;~~~~· gardnr. & f:i.1~10' t3'i5 mo, &r =~~/liaJd~~.t:t! .. ~-5~·:r1rc: ............ -•.•. 1..i .-~ «ldrUt yolr.ea. Style II nrquiN11 s I /' )'d1. ot "5 .. $97.50 Orange br, ut.11 3Br. 2ba. 11pac. cle•n, SPAC. 2 br. 2 ba Condo. 2 fabric. To order: send patt«nnumber, ebt, na.mt incl. Furnished. 2180-A Placentia. Nr. patios & Rec. ctr. Cls. to acldrea and d p. Price #.SO plus J5' poatqe. • $16S St:..nton 2 br, fncd. every th 'g. ~. 549-tm Sc1 bis. & shops. 5078 APo kids & pcL1 ok. ev. Pe Tree. 1 yr. 1.ae. 1325 lntrease your Fashion Know How. Send tor th9· $175 S.A. 2 br, uv;1il now. mo, 1st & la11t + $100soc. fallowing Spade.a items. Includes poetaa:e and family ok. SBr llouse. fnc:'d 7ard, & $ 2 5 c I e a n ' a . h8ndlini . tl90 c . M. Nice 2 br. rncd encl '.Patio. Nr. •c:hools., ;:21::•:::·330:=·:::39::.7'.-'9'------I L 1975 Advance SupPlernenl, $1..25 y,•/garoge. Avail 9/1S. $39S mo.1· Z.SfWln1Supplement (B),tl.ZS $200 Brea 2 br. frplc. kids M0-0518, LOCJIH h•ch 3241 & Fall• Wlnter Dteuee (13), &1.2S ok ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4. Sep-= Sportawear6 Misc. (IC), $1,25 szi5 1-f 8 Super 2 br Ea~tsgi~e 2800R.,aof&f-c~eel l Rent or lea.se opdon. Con· S. Sew '1 <11), $1.25 gar ra~i.ly ok · pr or a.... ... n . temporary ~ bar. 2 b8 S. ~and Ralf Si11e1 (lt)J.....~.25 5245· Midway Ctt.y 3 br. gar & wrkshp, Ice yd den, ocean view, Avaua: 1. Pants Book -• ~""'11•, ,w lge yd, kids &pet.a. w/paUo. SJOO. 54B-3S1l. ble lmmed. *875·~·MOO. L Paperback Destperlaw11Pt, l.S EACll TS" S28S Anaheim' br. 2 ha, II Toro 123 wkdy•, 6"Cl·OI01 . e•el. t.hpwback Deliaa•Sew'nps, SetSl.75 fncd yd, gar, family •••••••••••••••••••••• '91-2109. JO. HU.r Stylet, 8ltort IDd Metlham, 7$11 , For Summer fun! 4 br, 2 be bome w /low maint. ,ard. Plenty ol room (or l famUy BBQ's. $45,0QO. COURTESY REALTY r-IG-7751 ~ DUHAN I DOYLE INYESTMINT, INC. 1740 o ... ngt1,Cotl• ..... 548-1168 IM jllua~I 1o• .. 1s1..i 3106 ... ~ .••.••••.•...••.•....•. FP1ri"lap1111wl; ... ' , Bayfront. B•t tocatton. 7S2·1tt0 ' 2br, 2ba. 2 patios, xt.ras. 1400 OUl.Jlil Nf IUCM. $4$0 mo; f?l.OM. . welcome, , LA.KE F'ORDT U. Halt~llll, Jlediom and Lona. ls-' Me mb er Board of TOWNHOUSE You don'l need a IUft \0 Jl.,Halr let.Alll-'l'M.TP Realtort, Better Busl· 3 Bd. ! ~4.t ba, fUU clu "draw tast'' when )'OU Mike payable&o8Dliclee.SlndonlentoUtla neuBureau,Ot.ambetol right., rull carpedna wco an 1d ln ~ Dall.Y ~ C/O Spadea. t Bridaest.., MUlotd, H.J. Con'Miot ... !,r. · w.=~00,2_...,.,. -:ta~A~ICollnow ..... Clt•U.. . . ' • . ' .,..tac•h hmilh9d 1Aparhnt1ni1 NW~ .,_11rwi111+. ~ ~ UBfurn. Aperilll•ftt1 u.m.,.. Aporlnwntt u.n.-n., ~nd!y,Augullil ,.,, lli15 CJAJL y PILOT ail &A ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••I••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C:o1t. Mua 1724 C:Mt. Mna 372 4 C:otlo Mna 3124 C:O.t. MHa ll24 l ... lloJloo loedl 3140 Newport .. ado JI" R-& loorcl 4050 Offlco R...t• 440 R0t>lal1 Wo•l.d 4'00 ....................... ······················· ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ...................... . ...................... . NEAR Beach-Vac~nt 2 2 BR. 2 BA, bltns, DW. WorltlnK mother needs WATElFIOHT 3 Br Jlouse in &<itanda I , I I BR, 2 Ba, 811.n.1 , <.:rpt.s , enclgar.,adu1Uon1y.no happyreli1tbleperaonfor H rt•oc.h Sch. district in Co$la M d•t · V'll Drp s , Patio. tzz~. pcu.Nrtloagllosp.SU:S. c hild c1t r e & light E:=lveoffice Me!ta. R easuna bl t. Ambassador In Costo Mesa 2277 HARBOit BLVD 645-4840 Ho Cl~inq O"po'Jt Ko L~ Rf"quirrd • W~ Maid Ser•icit • Direct Dial • Frtt Utilitil'\ Phone> A •all • l.Me-n' f\,ntr\hed • Jocun.i • kftchftt Focilitie' Avail • Gen BRQ'' • Wrt Bar • Ae-c:N<Otion • Individual Temp. Conh-ol Room " Trll''+'i,ion A,.oilobk-• Ht.><Jte.d Pool • Cjwi+chboord • Wosher & · Dryer A¥ail Waterfall -SfreQITI! -LOCJoon• From $31.00 UP S1nqle Studio Aft -Special Weeltly Rat"' e l errafleafl ( age :.:::~St. 968-33'71 or mo.642:·4387 ~~~~o::r~~~&lbo::d $150A1onth 1-64_2_·_969_1_. _____ _ 1 l 1 1 +salary. Student school View ofboat.s&water Extra Caras:e $p3ce . ."! 2 BR CoDdo, (rig, l!llove. MES, y.,....r time allowed. 640-03.2 llLL GRUNDY Would like to rent livin;.: •Wall Lo wall carpets, drapes •Grassclolh Wallcoverings •Fireplaces •Wei Bars . •Built·in Dishwashers •Beamed ceilings, wood paneling •Privat e patios and balconies •t-leated swimming pools •Night lighted tennis courts •Gymnasium and Saunas '•Security systems •Fair Housing pool, 1 mL from bch. $240 ,,., ~ Realtor 67s.6 161 space in Ctt1 . 646-5566. mo. 213·~92·2203 2 Bdrm.1., I ~ bath condo Ray, leavt1 me?ioSag.,. ---------1 with pool. $335 Mo. Vacaffoft RNhft 4250 SUPER space, reas. rent.1-~----~-- STEPS TO RACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt bath, A/C. htd, dn>$. 2Br. Available 9/1. Nr. beach. Cpl .1 /drp.1 , no peU. S17S. 000.14.50. LocJ-a .. ach 3148 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Drop a pebble Into the Ocean from your Apt. Leaae. Luxury, seeurlty, Mature adults. 317~ Cst. Jlwy.499·2835. 2BR,lba,unf.$285 NEW South Lake Tahoe new c~pt. ~cl"OS."I from lu1lne1s/ln•Ht/ SEA WIND Cabin in trees, sips 8. Sluft Shirt. a400 W. Cst Finance 2 BR . 2 Ba condo$475 $150 /wk. 714 .. 194 -2245. Hwy. 544 -8&78 ••••••••••••••••••••••• W E HAVIE Owner EXECU1'1V E &u.it.cs on Business SUMM E R RENI'AlS Newport llarbor. 400 to O pportunHy 5005 2200 Sii ft. 642 •4644 ; •••••~••••••••••••••••• associated BRO KER S -R£AlTORS lOl~ W f1<1ib<>o 611 Jtb• Rentals to •hcwe 4300 645.4405 Choe Candy ~1fg $18,!"100 ••••••••••••••••••••••! Cust made u111form$40M Straight Male to 11hr. Con· •NEW PORT Piiia Hu ena J>rk 111111 ! ) do nr. ocean, pool , ten· CENTER• . Go ld Jewel mfJ!$1-l ,UOO+ OCEAN . 1 b nis, jac uzzi. 536·1952 Executive Ot'rice Suite Mach. Job Shop$150 M view. spac. r • eve!I. Plastic M f g-distrib. $60!\lf adull.'I, 2607 Sc:Xana Way, WALK to Ocean. New 3 . W/secreta ria l service llolland Busin~~ Sales UNFURNISHED L.B. $225.494-141.9 br.,2 ba. Dplx. Cpt.,drps, NEAT. resp. reatale will available. Stan Amon. 1716 orange Ave. C.Af . 1 BEDROOM NORTH ENO D/W, garb. disp, gar. Yr· share N . B . hom e -'644---·_1860 __ · ------1_!64':>::·<~1"70~--~-~-~ 1 BEDROOM & DEN Modern 3 bdrm .. 3 ha., ly . Child OK. $400. uwui•164•m5•2660· 5150 mo + ¥~ * 2 BEDROOM dining rm .. deck; out· 6754'2/642·0500 1---.'------1 Beauticians! Be your own Dllple1ts U....,., 3600 L d alkln Roses a re red, v;olets are boss. Lease a station. W1; ••••••••••••••••.. I a.adl 3741 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE •~an ing view. W g NEW 3 br 2 ba J6th & UDO lSLE lg. Be.1chfront bl t .,_ / a provide recept & r,ro· . ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• All*iat~f•U-.wD-'ipN. distance to beach. 2 car ' . · home. 2 Rms. avail. $210 ue, we rl!D sw...,.,"' HUNT. Bch. 3 br, 2 ba, l -L---M>oollao.Q' garage Lease·$S25Mo Orange.Call.833-1437,or ea J ohn Miller 673-3280 bo&t sliptoo. ducts. Top loc. Unqu1• DIW t dbl A ·-· • ' office81~8HOO 8328800 Cst .Hw yatNptBlvd. beaut.y sal o n , Nll 9 I i ~ ., 3 i.""'.;, o·: OnTiwlleado Office Open Daily 10 to 6:30 Nice I-bdrm. apt. Cl<"• IRUTHTAIUNG or . 642.4644 ,_..,_ .... _, ___ _ 536-485015.36·1211 Private beach, luxury {7J4) 557-8020 to beach & town. Single Atty, mid aged, straight, ---------I I EAUTY SALON ----------i two· bedroom, two· bath person onl y. $205 Month. VIEW male seeks (2) prof" men A.-law .. ts N ulWd a partment. Completely TURNER ASSOC . $285. Huge 1 Br apt hi on or wrkg cpl to share spac FOR SUBLET f-0~~ti~~. ~~~::·j :J~1~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• fdurnisheded . Beautifull y 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. uos N. Cst J-lwy, Laguna Back Bay Bluffr w 12 NB view home. $!'.25 mo Exec. of e's. at Fashion oess 514 500 •~alsl-~ 370, ecorat . 2 swimming ••494-1177•• private balconies, rplc, ea . incl util , maid , !•land, NB. Wells Fargo 8 ·ddl' b · kReall ---pools,tennis court,palio, heated pool, loads of gardener.631-0781 a e ac Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• Leisure living al its best. VACANT, beautiful view. closets. 745 Domingo Dr. Bank Bldg. 1 Lo 2 yrs. 838·6603. Eves 830-4905 J..ols of Li ght, Trees, WR, 4WJ.3266. lolloa ,......._ 3107 Costa Mesa 3824 Lge, z BR, 2 ba. No pel.S. Call 979·1268 ort.>45-1260 Night worker wants day Furn or unfurn. Approx. New Kitchen, Crptd. $27~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lease $375 /Mo. worker roommate, man 563 SQ, ft, 2 pvt. ore's. & RETIRED yrly. 675·6239 Newport leach 3769 $350. Yrly 2 br, 2 ba, 2 NICE 2 hr. East.side, pre. SEPT. Isl. 2·Sl:Y., z BR, Sp~ctacular Upper Bay or woman, to shareZ BR, Secretary /rece ptio n EXECUTIVE? ••••••••••••••••••••••• atory, 2 car encl gar., rer mature adlts. $190. 11ra ha. Nr. 1-ligh School. View. 2Br. Jmmac Apt, 2 ba. apt., wshr /dryer, area. International Data Do you Li ve on the water CUTE 2 hr hous~ + gar, $40 WK UP 1&2 Bdr & balcony. 642-1603 833·9'781 Very s pecial. woodsy pool, garage. 642-6889. patio; nr. beach. Low Products , 660 .Newport in Newport Beach or ir1 Yrly, $310 begg. Sept. Bach. Color TV, maid area.Nopets.$325/Mo. ' rent exchange TLC for Ctr. Dr., Ste. 2SS, NB. G"8&wtr.pd.675-3063 serv, pool. Tl-IE MESA. C:-·dol~-3122 VILLA MESA Garden WATERFRONT· 3 BR SPAC. 3 br, nr. new. 40 planl.!l. Call art 5 PM (213)550·8100 Big Canyon or? Do you --,_... ,, • from sand U.50 mo Yr H ' ~~~-------1 belong to the 8.8.C. or'' DELtJXEZbr+gar Yr· 4U N. Newport Bl, ND ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apt.s. Z Br, pauo, pool , spllt-level.Frpi.,garage. 1 W ' Furn · .1· Sat /S un only. B. 2,500 Sq.ft. Award win-Did you t;Cll your com · ly. $325. Beg'g. Sept , 646-9681 2 BR View, frpl, cpts, fl:~dWf~~ ~~· t~1~•· J ease. Only ~2-~ ntr. · avai · 968-3434 ning building. Design pany and are you bo~I ·Gu. & wtr. pd. 675-3063 AVAIL. Sept. 2 hr, 2 ha, stove. Xlnt. AdulU. No · ' ~ o. o pets. Share, large hse, Bal Isl. Plaza Ne wport Bch. Lu x· a n d I o o k in g fo r •-•~a p,.~.•-3707 yrly. $300. 5000 Neptune. !!.,~;As:!"'ll. u~2"'APM. BACHELOR apt. will ASK FOR JOAN LIDO lale Bayview 2 br, Frplc, 2 ba. SllS mo. urious Exec Suite, 2nd something to do ?' No in· --6'5--8l71 ......... e .._.,..... ve. rum. $11S mo. No pet.s. l lt\t ba. $425 mo. lor2yr. 675·2643or875-2810 level includes Pri. Con -vestment . Make your ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ea ts'd 642-4014 lse.673·1283 rere n ce area. Full own schedule to be the Yea rly. lbr, furnished OCEANFRONT2br,rrpl, NEW 3 bdrm, 2. ba, 5 1 e. Resp. gal wishes to sbr. kJtchen, bathnn, sunken only representative In apt. Patio, pvt beach. bltns + wsh/dry. Lower garage. 811 .. ns. Poinset· 3 BR, 2 ba, frpl, dshr, new BEACH YEARLY charming Bal. Isle hm tub. J a cuzzi, Orange Co. Orange County for (be $220.month. 67J.6790. dplx. Winter. Avl. 9/ tla, CdM. S4S-8887 Days crp t, gar, wa 1 k to Deluxe 3 br. 2 ba. upper w/same 675--8139;673-2383 most innovative Office "Most E xclusive Motor C I Cb pet ~" •146 dplx at 5010 Neplune.1----------1 ~ I Xlnt p f · C d • C YRLY. 2 br. Frpl, patio. 1 646-2830 RECENTLY remodeled a vary a · .,_... Ocean vu from en<!. sun· MALE 22 see"--mmate ...-cs go. ' res igious ar In The Worl · ' all h · BR IUI•....... loca tion f or s mal l for appointment. Gary blk. bay or ocean. Acilts, BLK. to Beach, 3 hr, 2 ha, c armu~g 2 Duplex. 2 BR townhouse; l'h ba.. porch. $400 + util. Call situaUon in C.M. area. Corpor ate headquarters. Gray. 546.8017 no pets. $280 mo. Wntr. rental. $.150 mo. L/R, Kit, no peta. $300 patio.1018-DMis.lion aft 6PM, 645·1596 or 673-15Z3aft5 Other desirable space 613--6542 1919-4256 673·7180 mtb.497-2575 · $190Month. 968-ll55 751·1319 avail. Mon·Fri. 9.5_ Lucrative Recreational 1----------IBig fum house, pool, nr E · I b Corona del Mw l722 CHARMING Beach cott .. Costa Mesa 3824 2 BR, lge kitchen, rncd LIDO GREAT VIEW . UCI, OCC & So. Cst 640-8150. q uip. renta on lllY ---~------1 bayfrnt . NB. Owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'h blk. to ocean. Wntr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard. Child/pet ok. Ma r-Luxurious Twnhouse. 2 Plaza. $130 mo. 546-5511. lulilwss Rental 4450 must sell . 673-5J4l. lBRw/vl ew,util&garin· rentals. 124 35tb St., OffhahePalll r i ed c p l . 191 7' B Luxury Condominium. Z br, 2 ba, frpl, deck & Bal 11 d Sh r ••••••••••••••••••••••• cl. 1 blk ocean. $220. 2500 673-3056 1, 2 & 3 Br. Adults no Fullerton. $210. lSt & Bd, 2 ba, nr .. Victoria patio. Many unique boa s an · are urn,·---------icarpet & Upholsterin&: Seaview pets, d!!hwhrs, shag cpts, last. Beach. Xlnt. VJews, No features. Shrt. or Ing. hotus$•1-20Prt640. ~bath &i · THE COLO .... Y Cleaning Fr,anchi se,. ----------1NR. OCEAN new Dplx. 2 c losed garage, fr plc, pets. From $350. Yearly. term . $500mo.675-6359 en· · .........,,. n Well-established 7 yn;. 2 BR, l lf.r DA , cpts, Gorb. br, 1 ba . Garb. disp, BBQ. Gas & water pd. JUST COMPLETED 494·1795. San Clenwnte 3876 30 RETAILSHOPS Laguna-NB area. Wish to disp., rrpGI. z yr&. old sunny DCh/Wl,d goarK. Wntr. 0$3120. Pool Large 1 br w/pool, frplc, Beautirul view apart· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Office Rn1tal 4400 Prime reasonable spac retire. 494 -5412/644-8097 upper. a r storage. 1 , 67 5· 64, L'M'~c:u• •-s dahwhr. Adults.no pets. il bl I & II alt 6 L k ,,., ,,.," ru.. l'U"" 1 ment,,No. end. 2 Bd.1. ba, •Large 28R, 2ba, rrptc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ava a e arge sma . 70Slt!t ar s pur or call: 642·0596 718 scottPlace,CM 960-4042 be Hin ISOI W tclffDr Old world charm wit ---------.-493 -2546 a ft . 7PM ror S 11 b Balbo p 642--fl073 upstairs,. am ce g, patio, ocean vu, Adults. •I • French windows, gable. For sale b~ owner .1~ appt ma 1 r. a eon. $235. 2 Br, Z Ba, bltns, new paint, carpets , no pets. $275. Pb : NewportFinancia!Ctr & trees. Adjacent t Yuma, ~r!z. 30 unit~ · Furnished. Nu cpl, dpes. I I I ILOFT ONLYI cpl.5, drps, very clean. drapes, blk to Bch, shop· 498·3097. le-cni'"JI Office Spece Fe s t iv 8 1 0 f A r t motel w /living quarters. CoslaMtsa 3724 Sl30mo.833·1288. p . r 1 lse Jl30Vict.oria.979-5099 ping. Util . Mature CallonSlteManager Grounds. Good m o ney m a ~cr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt at10. rp, 1 yr adults. 494·9982. Lge 2Br, 2Ba, enclosed t fift e ghl Yearly Rental avail now. Jmmediateoccupancy WIDOWS &: mat u re gar. White water view. (114 )642-3Wext246 5808ROADWAY eas y erms, 1 Y 1 $19.95 WEEK & UP Steps to beach. Modern 2 HAYLOFT AnS . penoos. Pvt party bas LlillftCI H iU1 3850 Adults only. 498-m7 LAGUNA BEACH thow;and down. Contact •Studio & 1 BRApts &4 BR. frplc,$Z35&$475. just completed decorat· ••••••••••••••••••••••• me at 10463 El Monte •TV & MaidServ Avail 642.3490_ 283 A'f'ocado.CM ing 2 beaut. 1 br units. 3Br, 2ba, cpts, ~......,.Walk South L~ 3886 494_7915 Ave., Fountain Valley. •PboneServ Hid pool '45 Al 4l ....... ..., Phone 549·Z8S2 . Will • -P~t at i o, beaut. to bch. Newly deoorated. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •ChildrenSed.ion QUIET Employed adult. ---'--'.'-'"----I GREAT Wh "t t ~""""""""""""""""""""""""!leave here 25 th of *$50FF week's rent $175. Utils. pd. Meor Co _latW g •quiet with com· Agnt. 963-899l /S57.tl62J 1 ewa er .r.~c••••M•1o1 :.. Augus t, call me al Yu01a • w /ad 675-6063 · pl. security. Weare look· view! 2 hr, 1~· ba., pool, ;./. ~ DELUXE office, comm' 1·602 /726·5799. Owrier l----------1 CEDAR WOODS ing for 2 more beauWul Newport leach 3869 Cable, no children/pets. ¥".=-& industrial spaces. Al St b S B uk w ·1e 2376Newport Blvd.CM 329 Unlvenlty Dr, near tenants who want a small ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yr. lse. $395 mo. 49&8271 ./'a..-ep en ' ars · n 548-97S5or64S-3967 CHEERFUL & Bright Back Bay. 2 bt & den. homeor theirowntojoin eve. .1, .. ..___.. mini warehouses i Box391 Yuma.Ariz. ---------! Nwpt. Islet 2 br, pvt. From $275_ Eastslde. p R ,........RT .,/...,.....ic. LagunaNiguel&Missio,n1-=---'-'----'--'.---•Tropl .. atPool• patio, bayfront. Wntr. the ones we already A I( Mlinr-v ... I I r...-1-L.-..i .I-.,~..... Viejo areas. Handy t .. 548·7437 or646-116t have. Water & gas pd. •p ·RT .. ~s ~ ....... u".~~,,.·1~~3,00 ./ ............ "" l Br, cpts. drp;, bltns, only,nopets.613-~ ---------< $2l0 . .544-946Gor586-8963 "' "' .......... , •• ~ San Diego Fwy. 200 t M~s, Trust ·~ · patio. Utilities paid $180. 2 BR, 1 BA. No children or Cosla Mesa's Finest Loe. on the =r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2000 sq rt. As low as Deed s SO>S• ;~-1;:~rated z br. ~~mo. Yrly. ue. g:~~L·~=~d!~.iit~-!d~it vd~~Es~1re:fJg~rb~: ~~:r~~:i~~rt~ wlia~~r~1--------_-•l1----------1s:;_s~;~~83:~~= Ito> sq •l•O••A••N•S ... u.p"fo"'a"o"%••• \ b I I d 1-------..,..,=I living. Lge 2,3, Br, 1, pool.Matureadultsonly. Enjoy $750,000 health (St "Mv 55cpERSQFT ft . 213 W. Wilson, CM. o S:tti~;.y U81~0PcJ. g~duf~ ~~~-~!'!:' ..... ??!.~ ::tio,Wb~ns~r~;e ~~ No pets. SlSO. SCS-008 spa, 1 swimming pools, 7 'fl,, l'::~C:;_ 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB 64.S·2020 & 642,6.560 · I st TD Lo...al/40/o Won8ty11.0Soce,"cYomnoer""wta .. 1181.hsoo DELUXE Condo Bach. bu rning frpl. Beaut. Dmta Pohtt 3826 lighted tennis courts. AGT. 541·5032 TH E F A C T 0 Ry 2nd TD Lomn Ir I ·"'"" ritV\ landscpd, heated pool & ••••••••••••••••••••••• plus mi les of bicycle Newport. Ideal s ho Loweslrates OrangeCo. St .... ·0805 . 4•98p_.3666or • age'ftMN. _,..,. I DELUXE D t 3 trails, putting, s huf· CORONA DELMAR SINGLE to 6 rm suites. Sallie M._ C:0. Attract verent. up ex. new avail in the mall. $110. r ,7 M ' ._.__ ,._.. b 2 b bllns fleboard croquet Junior 2 Br Townhouse, frplc, Avail. In plush office ,, .... 2 ••o ~ PARTLY furn'd . 1 br. ar ....,....._,..,_ r, a , 'eoc. gar, ' · b d OC Ai Full mo. 673·9606 """'. 171 ............,u Dwnlwn a-a. $t25. •'n· 2 BR unfum, S200_moyrly. 1m Santa Ana Ave, CM $300 up. 838-4949 1 's frp, $229.50 monthly; Crom $215. l Br from $205. I g nr. rport. . Serving Harbor area 24 '" L f Wh t also 1 and 2-bedroom Pool, tennis, continental ser vice incl; Recep. Store & (or) Office. Ne cl'g. wtr & gas. Adlt.J. on· ~e u:n. itewa er Mgr Apt 113 646-S542 1'-lhtgtott leadt 3840 plans and 2·story town breakfast. Some ocean & tionist, conrerence rm, to liquor sto~ & laun,j cy~e~a~r~•c-------- ly. Pref. retired person. View,winler.$2757 ·k MESA VERDE area.••••••••••••••••••••••• ho u ses . E l ectric Catalinaviews.Closelo xerox.etc.Call 833-3640 dromat. $100. mo.17 ZndTDLoansWanted 548·3402 1 ·BR ~rn. l:.ge ec ' Home olmos~ 2 & 3 llKE TO IEACH kitchens, private patios shopping &. fme beach. P lacentia. CM. 673-0505 -'-"-~-------1 VJew,1111nter.$22Smo. ... ...... ~ FREE aRU9 WE HAVE CASH! Dmta Point 3726 .541-8017 brdlx apta. MG-1034 HEAR SHOPPING or balconies, carpeting, 644-2611 . ~' Buy 2nd T.D.'s U'ft .. bbe.,wl.illltf .. ll B51euedu1t01fu0 1P1n0e. wFr2plBcsR, =~~eaWt~~::.~~""""""""""""""""""~ if YOU acf llOW. ~:Sp~.~o~!~ al N~al1o~~~:f.ri~·s· 0 II I aid . THE EXCITING New deluxe office space lowance. Ocean view Ma IMlq11 Aph #1 bltm, disbwubers, 2 car P ona m service. for large or small users. La B h 673-4363 Equity Invsml. Div. Bacbelon, 1·2·3, bdrms, garage. Suodccb. From J ust north of Fuhion PALM MESAAPTS. Llberal tenant improve-g. c · · BARNETT MTG.CO. ~~s.bb\~:; ~/~rt:~:~ $260. 536-2579 ~~a~utn·~~od MINUTB~H~NPT ~ents, tatl;m~~:':i ~04~e~tSq8o6'1· ~~ bldg,j. ____ 64_>-_2_134 ___ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $225. Lovely z bd.Apt. D. At:t:;••• . 25081 La Cresta, Dana. lshed Owner.494-6848. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .. lleado 3740 llalbaa ltta.d 3806 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• patifJ6. Lovely spacious 0 .... BEA.CH Telepbone(n 4)&M-UIOO Bach,1&2BR.fromS16S, oca e a · · sa a OFFERING SI0,000, 10'3 ganlen-like a .... Heated 1"1111 for l'flllal information Adults, No Pets BeBrookbb uNrst, HunungtooAll ta Beach Blvd 644-6172: 2nd TD. on my Lagwta NO INCREASE 1n s um· GRAND CANAL on LltUe 1561 Mesa Dr, ac · r. cor. an l-~-trial R~ 450 Niguel ho me. 5% dis~ mer rent. Be aut 1 brr urn Bal Is. Deluxe 2 br, frpl, pool. Attractive rent. eed WATERFRONT & B~khurst. Agent on ,_. 'lm"Tlim count apts $16.S & $175. Spanish radiant beat. boat dock. Adult.sonly. Guarant aoreot VIEWS IN (5 Blks East of Newport premises, or call Rltr., •••••••••••••••••••••• · style bldg, pvt encl gar, Yrly . 1350 . No 275E.18thSt,C.M. increaseinl91S ~:J. Michael McGinnis (714 ) RENT11Z5sqft$155. 49s-mas pool, sauna , lndry, adlts. pets/children. 6'T3-02m 631·XI03 2 Br, l&28afromS27S umiww't 996-3460Collect. ~ .. 5rt116s110. 673·7039 o $20,000 WANTEDSecu~ 17301 Kee Ison Ln, 1 blk ,..., frvft u.... by 2n d TD y w. of Beach olf Slater. 1-BR., ga.rage. Newly NEWLY DECORATED 3 Br,2 Ba,from$490 Beautiful new ale bldg. 1 -"'-"=------I on m 842.7848 cptd., blt·1ns. $225 Lease z Br, w /gar. $175. Water = =r~~nro ES 0 RT l -o-r~2--r-o_o_m __ '_"_i_l_•_•_·, 1800 Sq. Ft. M·l Space. Peninsula home. 673-2:223 ----------1 only . Rltr.644-2343 pd. 2176 "B" Placentia. •Summ'er & Wmter at uve.cnoose ~nay Secretarial service on Front offi ce. Large rea AnnolMcemenh/ WEEKLYRATES $280 • 1 631H1201·5 beachisbeautiful w1ntiows,s1cyUgt1 ~~ premise s . Nr. O.C. door,S250mo.1775Whit-PenOftals/ R--...&.1 •• L.~ 2 BR apt -mo)0~-,,~ STUNN I NG I• 1 b *Viewsofocean. ~~vo..,u~ .• ~ Airport.N.B.&'J3.3104 . tierSt.CM.days540-571 Lost&FoUnd ~ .... 111J1y .-...,. gas&: wtr. (714 ~ "'" r Cataliaa&Palos _ ...... ..,. ........ ,. '""''-• eves••0 068! G d P I ·1T11111on-oo111r rec ce nter. .,....,. · •••••••• ••••••••••••••• 727 Yorktown ll•d wkdays after S, anytime ar en apt. oo , r~ Verde,, t $140 up store--0ffices cpts Beacb Blvd at Yorktown wkends. rm. $185. 71018thSt. •Large prlvatedeclts T.e:nnts couru. 00· LI v I NG d rps air bath. 17301 2 NEW BLDGS, Redbill at Lost & Found 5300 536-0411 •Heated Pool&-&lunas Beach Bl, H.B. 842-21134 Fischer, Irvine complex. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lolboaPen_. 3107 CASA VICTORIA •Aaaignedcovered ~P\)lnt 34075 Sq. rt., w/3800 sq.Lost : Male lris h Setter.4 STUDIOS & I BRs ••••••••••••••••••~'••• 1,2113 br, DlL Unfur parking "-• 1 MO FREE RENT* ft. A/C o(c's. 12,000sq. tt. yrs, 8/15 9 AM. Reward. •Full Kitchen orFum.1utwtrpd. •Additional freeparking 1·2·3 Rm. of'fi<!eS from w /2,000 sq. ft. AJC o!c. Nr. Westminster Ave. & •Heated Pool PENIN. Pointall.2 ~15· Adulta-NopeUSec.gate •Maidaervlceavail $135 p er mo. Near Both fire spmklrd, ro· Broad St. NB. 631·1448. ,•-und~Fadlities mo.yrly.Av .___. · Pool,Rec.0 -Elevator FROM $l95 airport Noleooe-·1· & d ._ .,, "-...., 5 ·-·A ail •uu. •Furni.tureavail ~----· •--.• ce1 1ngs goo pwr. •Free:UUlit.ies 1.,.,_1 .mo, • ..,. v · 525Victoria,642-ll170 LUXUrY.uw• .. ,.,..._,,..,.,, 833-32239'nlnoon Phone833-3104. LOST/FOUND •Free Linens Sept. 8• S73-72l9eves. ~so~Orv Dr:. West Oak wood orfert the A PET'! -TV & Maid serv. 3vail -===c.:._='--'-=--l Light, airy, 1 81', balcony, Open M·Fl0-8 Just north Of Ja.nboree finest in resort living at a Newport Beach lux.ury * COSTA MESA* 960-2900 Adoption, Low Ba BQ LAR GE 1 br, stove, pool.' Adulta, no pets. Sall0-5,SUnlW onPadflCCOast Hlanwav. price you can afford. pvt offl<!e ID suite. 1.300s.f.offlce,restroom, CostSpay/Neuterlnf'o. • r · · ue ref.rig, cpts, drps, util pd, Cpts, drpl, stv, ref. $185 Tff-rn•67S-8000. Prestige bldg 1145-3700 •Phone Service gar, ad.Its, no pets. Yr 1887 Monrovia C.M . H ti_... owJ;a .... afis m1naoecs DY. There's $1 million in · 10· ~vrhead door, $185. HELP! REWARD! For •JMUetoocean $230.675-10231968-3465 S48-t7'3841-94l9 un fti90" Thtlt'Vtnl CGmplny recreation facilities . :WPERSQ IT mo.. . return of white !!baggy P ifi · · ·· NIGHT LIGHI'ED TEN· orri d. r'11 11so s f 2 offi ces 37105..taAH 3710 2 BR, utU pd. children GC C NISCOURTS.Afulltime ces or ra ng restroom~$250mo. ' sLabeepdBogb . Los t N. 711 Ocean Ave Bayfnmt, 2 Bel, 2 Ba, Pvt. t ' It' d '-bo rooms, 2350 sq f\. F\ally N RI ~657 guna c , 4!M-8743. welcome. No-·. c.... "-h & p'•er ~= -1y ac iv 1es t."" .. or w. c rptd •· air con d . attress ty ,,,;r 1 _._ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Who's the new kid on the block? AMBASSADOR INN BRAND NEW NoClnninglleposit ·s45 flo lease Required Sincle Studio Apt. •WMWr-W~ •haml .... •IOtd-lfedlHi.-11. •0. llQ'1 .WtwW.1 ..... --•'",..., • ._ e llbutilil11, ... 1w.te •Alttltilitt.l,.,. e ktltcbhr -d~ ._. .. , • ...._.._,..,_....-L ......... ,..a •D;ttcttlll•I ~in.IL WArEllFAUS •STREAMS•LAGOONS 2909 BRISTOL AVE . SANTA ANA (Al South C:0.11 PIH•) 540-2300 _.... (714)536-1487 0\.: ' ' ~ "' • I ti BBQ ~ drps, patio. Mgr. 1 919-l.93$&644-4510. P _ans par es, 5 • Newport Beach across SHARE M-l ind. bldg, w. Lost, ma le Keeshond, ViC'. Wallace, AptS,642--7364 -'-''-"-'-''--=---I trips & more! Free SUn· f rom O. C . Ai rport . Cost a Mesa. SIOO. mo Newland & Atlanta, H.B. Managed by 3 BR, 2 BA. Yrl,y. Blk. to day brunch. &W-2672 .1 S . bl r I 960-2123 3 BR apt in garden set-William WaJtersCo. bch, extra prkg. Patio. Plua beautiful singles, +uli · u1ta e or eec. ----------1 Ung. Pool, adults. $2:50. AT THE BEACH $340mo. 642-31.f.18 1&2 bedroom apts. PROFESS'LCL.ASSA or tv repair or machine LOST: Siamese Seal· 545-8628 ruruished &tmfumished. Bldg, 3 story. 2790 shop. No a uto. wood, point, F em. adult. Vic. 2 B l •L ba Studio Encl THEHUH,..TON 3BR1,2Ba ,blockl.obea~h, Rents rrom $195. Prices Harbor Blvd, C.M. Air dpeapin_troerq'dr.bg!Pri._Sec0. 00wi1tyy. RFeawirv8riedw,~&5_837Ba2ker, CM . r, T• · HllQ.HTSAPTS yr y, garage, patio, vary by loc:aUoo. Models cond ., wood panel walls, .,... f:ctiu:.8!f~ .. ~. !~':ii JxcltlnHI ne:_~~-apt.s bllfll.$345. St2-UIOO openbtl01dlo7. SorryRoomnopetts drapes, carpet, elec., 963·2881or646-1439 · Found : Da lmation. Nr: & adj to unt. n............. , Easlblarr· •Br 2~ba or c ren. ma e mu.sic, janitor, parking. DEL"XE · d ·a1 its Sept 5 No peta t200 T~ 1 u. ... 1-lb ..., in ustrt un Lincoln School area & .. IM....,we • . •18884 SIMS• lew poo.I •d'ulu no' servceava UllCl.Mon M .R . Stever, Ma:r. withoCfices: 1300,1400, Bayv,·ew Apta. A·~ 12. ..,._,.,.,.. l ·N BDRFROM$2GO v ' • ' tomonthoccupancy. 5S7-0136or 6'8-8396 -pets $350 64-M787 1500, 1800, 2Zl.2, 3740 to Call 640-0390. _ 2 Ha11 Bdrms. Super Metlt UorfM0.13M · · · OakWood PLUSH Beaut. fum lg. 6000 sq ft. 642-4463 or --------·I L.oc1Uon, beamed cell· W BRualum.,newpafut. HIWPOITMA.DrtA of<!. suite, lorent.orahr. 542-7804 . Agt. on pre-FOUND : Sm yng cat. Ins . n o p eta, 1170. bl.Um. crpu. drpl, nr. tit ~Dltn Garden $19S mo. Xlnt. NB/CM mises, 711 W. 17th St., tiger strip blkJgry/Wbt. MMltO. Beocb • Edinger. N 2 BR &2Bkw/denontbe Apartments loc.~·117S3/.,....... C.M. rem . Nr Burke ach. Xtra lce2BR.newcrpta, peU.$17S.560'llll ::~~ rr;m.: Pvti Mlw,.t lffc. NEWPORT Fin ancial 2200 SQ. FT. Mfg. $26Sl -!J62._!l>OZ _____ ~-1 •palnt. Kldl ot. No petl. 2 BR 1 BA al __ 1 '\'fl I • mll9 880 Irvine Center, executive suite, p /mo. AvaU Sept. 1. 2032 FOUND : Yorkie, Sber• Bltm,$115. +SlOO MC. + cleui bltm ·an:oK."'nO seetoapprec.873-84J4 At 161h $17 5 lnclds telephone ''D'' Placentia , CM. ington Pl NB. Shepherd. tut mo. Xtn dD.. Pvt. pell. k.ef'1. $u5. 8'2-0585 1. lc Z Br Apt.s, nr Hoa1. 645-{)550 a n s w e r s er v Ice , M&-7512 rem 1 yr mix. 557-3700 pat. 7GSbaUmar, CM. beach. Oas, wtr pd. Mod secretarial avail. Paul. LOST : Cat. fem, oni:~& 1 BR $1.50 z BR S17S. no 2 Bil., sbarp, 111', beach & bid&. Quiet.~1ll Lar1e 1 & 2 BR apta with 6f0.8325wkdys. Rntah Wawted 4600 multi colored calioo. Vit:.G • . ' 1hopptng. $1'75f)(o.. I d ' & I ••••••••••••••••••••••• • petsorcbildrm.relsre· Reakmomlcs ~DELUXE 2 Br 2 ba \.'J encose gars poo , Westcllff Dr Private ol· Young dentist & ramil,y Balboa are a, N •. • q'd A.gt~ . . from 1165/mo. 1760 fi " r . Ai cond . . . 673·5686 · bllt to bch. adlta, no pets. Pomona Ave 642-2Dl5 ce . ..,n um. r ., relocaUng 1n area seek· i----------1 WVELY 2 bdnm. spec. MIAIUACH $350.675-1708 · crp'd.SlOOmo.842-4097 Ing hou se s ilting a r· LOST : Min. Schnauzer. rooms, cpl, nice kitcb, 1, 2, 3 Bdrm. Some with DANA Pt. E:rtra lg. 2 br. NORTH COSTA MESA rangement. 89'7·3802 . rem. !lilvr ;gry & chubby. brick 1nackbar, patio. flreplaeet, wet bar, utili· NEAR Hoag Hosp. $27S Oceanvlew Spayed blk flea collif Xlnt.locatioo.Reasrent.. ty r o o m , enclosed mo. 2 Br, 2 ~ StOOk>. 493.lJ47 Medical /Denta l suite, Single Career .woman Reward. CallMZ-ltn~' 3S Viet rt Apt• 3S7 pra::; New cpl1, drps, bltm, 9:Mlaqf\avail.lltfloor .. w/.1ml, well trained lap 962-99()4 .. 1 o a, • ' UP No fee Df W, W.1 hr. &: Dryr. l10Mt 4000 dog wishes yrly lease on · ~ , 146 '252 TOBIN RKALTY tNc, Hookup. No peta.. 4243 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1100 sq n. gen'I olc 11>9ce. small apt in beach area. LOST : Malt1 Slatl'lflM ,_,.t1 QUIET·Z b r wtpatlo. , .... Ull Dana Rd. 642"'13a& ROOMS $25. wttkupw1th $345 /i;no. Ample prk1. Ph: Moo thru Fri, 8 to S, w/grey m arldop, ~ Cple1 onlJ'. $18S. 110 . W kitchen. 548·8'1$5 or Mr.O Keele,54MlJI 644-!14'1. collar & San Diqo .~I Joonn.5'1·111113 lllJO&l br,Z lio SIZlmo, ':fin~werlr~i!! _, OFFIC:ISPAC:l lU. Couplewtlllnato-'<for Vic, Spyglou, cqlJ LOWER Clean ... 2W. ln ~r~=:I Ava1f.b1ie Sept 1 t.hrV E:aclu1lve CdM area. Weatclilf Dr. '50 Sq. ft. oldtir Eastslde home Reward.MQ...57m _, ~ •·pies. Cpt, dqlm, w . 11111 "A .. if:11•1an 1 blk. June 10. S2SO manW,. Room In larfe bou1e Pvt. batbrm, air, etc. w/rea1. rent. WW paint FOUND 1oua1 ,,...,. car. Ad lt1, DO peta. W, or Beaclt. a't. of' 875·05tt / 114·1111. w /kltch. pr v, Call $1'15. mo, CallOeoe lllll, su• ndrepal.rnl. Call 511-1888 pup P\a('entia St.~ IM$-7tl5. 81.UW.IQ.08 weetdaysonlJ'. MN707aft6PM. &U-0:200 •Y 0 1 1 Meta.caummr 1 I . • • .· Sunda , A uat 17, 1875 It ••. Build It... Diaper it ... Hammer it ... Carpet ! ... Cement lt ... Wlre Jt...Hoe it...Clean it ... M ove 11...Press lt ... Palnt it ... Nall it ... Plaster it ... F lx it. .. SERVICE DIRECTORY C-nt.r / Cwt Ser•ltt C011tractor Set Y'lcft Ha••cle•IRg Mo•lllCJ Palwl ... /Pgpaehtt "--..... ~.-~~ ...................•....••..•.................•.••••.•.•••.....................••.••....••.• ,.-..... .....•.................................................................................................... ~O'JIDI care. lg yd, Carpenl ry -Cus tom . John 's Ca rp e t &: •Geor1e PUme.r&Son ''THINGS'' by Moose. Expert, experienced Mo v In I, h • u 11 n l , Prot~tnter, honeet work, DRArN CLEANED'8.:i0 111"/d.U /Wk. niles/w Remod repair add.on Upholstery, Drlshampoo Adds/Remodel/Paint Gen woodworti:, repairs, houaecleanlng done on a cleanups. Exp.reas-tree reu. lnl/ext, free eat, Eve/Wkndl- • Oil. Refs /lie. 556-034 insulat~. Desi&n,. Fref ( 6 o 11 re t *rd ants ) . 81-10986t ~.fi832 plumblnt, etc.6'2·5613 weekly ba1l1. PIUH call est. re Ila ble atudent1 refs Ml·21~/142-39lJ. Same Price Jaamale. est. 6'5-3439 ~1~h:es:!;s & & ~lo ~~ ......... I DO rT AW ~l1~~ I 1 0 , Sb u I er. IMT·Z128 Catm Paint /Wallpaper· I ::'G:;u:;a,,r __ . ___ ..,.._.,.,_ hl'my bome. Reliable, de-Cstm kit che n & bath. bleach for YoUr white••••••••••••••••~•••••• Electrical, Plumbing, P•tiflg/Pap11fftt ·ins. Ave 3br·$27S. Ex.pd looflltg ·r.ndable, fnc'd yard Remodeling, alterations carpe.Ls. Save money by Expert Dreaamaking and etc. Reas rat.es. 548-5200 Exp. Housecleaning girl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• craf'Um&n. Qual paint. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • O'fiDI care . R efs . & repair. Unique & un-saving me xtra. trips. AlteraUona, Re&S<Xlable. Lo-lo rates . Own trans. Prof P 1 lnter , honest 988-1.SZ. ~-usua l work welcome. Clean living room, dining $48-7185 HANDYMAN-Homes & Gd refs. 751-8171Depend. work ,'reas . Int/ext, free1----------·1 ROOFSCHEOCED! Mem BB Bureau962-8314 rrrl & hall $15. Any rm Apl1. Conscientious L-..1 i-... est. Re fs . 5411-2159, Repaired.Replaced Cbri&Uan lady would lik h 1 h . Cran.man 66-6558aft.4 -•cap .. .,. 642 3913 ~--1..--/R pal Servi to babysit tor 1 girl. ag Carpentry : Le t m e ST.SO, couc lO, c air $S. Electrical · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• · nca....-• r Direct Factory ce 2 P,\ Id ho 15 yrs exp is what H ~ d ' nds EXTERIORS SAVE $$1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• License C»IS>496 or o er, my me . beautify your l{itchen in-c unto · ot me.thod 1 do •••••••••••••••••••••••azwt For s La cape PH . 04• -1 ,M2-31N2 expensively.96().-3949 ° ,n · ELECTRICIAN S 1••••••••••••••••••••••• Sod/Lawns/Sprinklers R .L . Si n or Slate ---=~~·:..::r~-==---work myself. Gd. tef!i. j bs I l / ; °b •HAULING• Lic /lnsured.982-7817 Licensed Insured Call PATCllP.l.ASTERING REPAIRS All types ' MINOR HOME REPAIRS 531 -0101. o ' man rep11.1n. YARD CLEANUP 87""""" ••ALLTYPJ::s•• ' al. l•lwt:ss S."ke yrs. exp. """ N1N'J • -~ Free Est .,,,A_ Reas, free 4'18t. Uc. W l Plum~in~. carpentry , C--~/C ---~ lic2l3l-5'8--••......, . ....,.,•• Japanese Landscap1ng1;;;;:-;;;;;--:;t;;t;;~:;;-1_!~'!.!':!'C... __ ~-~~~1 ·--~• •••;;.;~~~~;;;;;,••• ce ramic tile . 540-S560. ..::='•••==-••••• ....,._ -.. Hal.lliog Anythiiig SodFree' ersets_eCed27, !P.,ri3388nklen. IINT. EXT., l ~r, $19. & up, VERY NEAT PATCH o;w-50.wao.,-..me. LEONITE ......,. we do acoustic, free est ., JOBS & RESTUCCO. S.wllMJ/AHtiatloal Typing Ser vice. Reas Al l type& carpe ntry, CONCRETE Fwwffw.t. Garagecleanup. Greg.960·Z766 Fr l 893_1439 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rate& by the page o frame, finish. remodel, ST A M P 1 NG . Cob · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reliable ROTOTILLlNG $25 eees . . F:vCIT!NG Ori ~I••• hour. 640-588Sor 640-S921. repair. All work guaran-ble~tone, brick &. Lile Oak Hall Tree & Rocker Fast Service. 983-M52. Landscaping.sod Sales College student-Airless ,::.A • , ,fl_: ..,... ~.f teed. Tony Palombo, pat1os,etc.fi40.-4349. ..,10 Table•-M4-674i ....... -Tb IU w!llH ul Freeest.MasterCharge equip. 4 yrs. exp. Refs. forlad1ea410 thru52 • Bookkeeping Servi ces Me mber 88B. 962-8314. . .... · _,. &11e ree o s a · Days/eves ~2170 No. job too lrg or sml. PluMbhtg · au. 4 thru8. 751-6281 D e p end ab I e ; ex<-----------• •Free Estimate-Concrete 64$-1446 Light Moving, Garage Material at discount. Ph: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tl~ perienced : re0tsonabl MA ST E R Craftsmans Masonry,completebldg. Cleaning. Low Rates. Landscaping. Sprinklers. -3-••arter5 ~ &h u• .-....., · M_ARV'S PLUMBlNG ••••••••••••••••••••••• rates.644 -7352. Specialty. Remodeling, omerepair&U-0761 Gardeftl119 548-6801. Design & Installation. •&4S·980'7• CERAMIC TILE. New •. finish work, refs. Free Chlkl~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-1072/673-4041 Fine Pa~ • •SUNSHINE • G k an $12 Loed r -'. ~ NOJOBTOOSMALL Remodel. Free eat. Sml Bookkeeping Services est. uar wor 499-3105 ••••• •••••••••••••••• Ri ch's Ya~d Service_ Reg, a Ma---Doug Reba rd 645-4727 jobs welcome. 536-2"2l6 ' ·,64().8221 547 SUMMERDAYCAMPS malnt, ins tallatl<!DS, . ~~tA~':.t0l~r~~ ... ;;;·;:............... Bill's PaintingSvs , .. ntbing Carpet Senke Each Week Different cleanups and hauling. Coll. Student•548-6428 WILLIAMS &Sorui Qualily·Custom Work Speclalsh Top Soll ~h~~~~~~~~~e:i ••.••••••••••••••••••••• Sl5Wk.Forinfo645-5050 Freeest.&73-0775 Haul Anything-Yard Masonry . Brick/Block& lnt/E xt.lOyrs exp.fo'ree Wa ter h eal ers, d is-••••••••••••••••••••••• Hoalrepro qualS47--4595. Cotdr ct JAPANESEGARDENER Cleanups. Neat Job ! Stone.Call581·1829 est.968-7116,548-1883. posals, drains, faucets. *!:u~~~·=..:=: Copying : Xerox 3600. Ex pert serv. reas. C.B.S. 17875 Beach, JIB. 847 ·5111 CarDel C .... llJ ••••••~ •• :~•••••••••••• IOyrs exper. all phases Reasonable Rates. Bob.1----------1 p A p ER HANGI NG copper repipes. Same Call586-{830 ALSO~indows,Floors. FHG . k&So Reasonable/Elstimates 645·0'798 MoyJ..n Professional, Reasona-prices day & night. We ----.,------•Dutch Maintenance• · -. .e rwic n Call751-1937 . ""'ll' take Mstr Charge. Lie T..reeS.rwice Add1t1ons & Remdl COLLEGE Student w•th ••••.••••••••••••••••••• ble Free est67J.5829 aft 5 Free est. 537·1508 673 604 Cl k li 300948. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 1 549·2170 ean u_ps_. treew_or • Strong back & '14 ton Moving/ au ng. Housepainting-lnside or JUST PLUMllHG Tree Removal, limbing & C I •STEAM CLEAN• TomJoncsCon>truc"·on rololt ,llin g .. Minor truck.Jeffrey536-1730 w/larg ~iiij~~'!!J oul.Xlntqual/Lowrates. •CALL642-41ll• Shrub dearing. Rototill· arpen er 3 Rms-Get 1 rm free landscp g. IOyrs m area. Barry. •••••••••••••••••••••• Insured Quality .,.7811 292255. Rm Add.it, patio 646·2693. tto.Mcle•I-. Call Bruce 645-5376. 1 b' ing. 642-2624 . lic/lns. ~ Fr t "'"1876 ··• M · H I g ----------1Anyp um 1ngwaterserv, --~--------Carpent<y Services. All cvrs. ee es . l."V" ••••••••••••••••••••••• o v 1 n g , au t n . . •-rfJ Cl E & Painting/Repair.35yrs leak s , marolite Ford'sTreeService Phases & Remodeling CarpetMan-Reasonable . ~pe apwse HOUSECLEANINGisour eanup . xper workguar,takeadvan-enclosures. rea s . Cus to m Woodworkin Repairs-Installation Have somethmg to sell ? LandscapeGardener Business. Call Janice's Reas. b y s tudents . ExperiencedCrew 642-7075 & Sales. Call 581-8956 Classified ads do it well. Takata Nursery·MG-0724. Raggedy Anns. 675-6553 640-1749 or 644-2Jm. tage or m y exp. 536-7056 832-24>~· 10% offw/ad. Lic/lnsured.962-7817 Lost&Fo-5300JobsWallled. 7075HelpWOllled 7IOOHelpW-.! 710 HelpW..ted 7IOOHelpW..ted 7100HetpWaoted 7100HelpW..ted 7100HelpW..ted 7100 ..••••••..•....•...••...••••..........................••.....................••......••..... ······················~ .............................................. ··············•···················•··········· FOUND : Whippet, mix, Chris tian Fem Pract {em , 1 ·2 yrs. Vi c. Nurse wants 8hrs day, Supe rior & Placentia, Mon lhru Fri. $3.50 hr. C.M. 548·70Sl. 548·8S97 ASSISTAHTTO CarLot- REST•UR•HTMGR. Boys & Girls . to wash & polish new --can, etc. Must be ex· DELIVERY -SUNDAY ONLY ·DRIVER Personable & efficient 10 to 14 years of age. Dal· perie nced & reliable. woman who enjoys Jy Pilot delivery' rout.es Steady job, good hours. F ound : Benji type , Housework by the hour. respons ibility. Able to may be available in your Co. benefits. Apply in s haggy, male 2 yrs. Locat-rers. Own Transp. work· eves & wknds. area. Earn profit rorde-person only. Cl"eam & bm. 962-1030. 67J.40SJ . Please apply: Mon thru liveries & cash, trips or Mr. Mitheft ·Requires station wagon or van for deliveries to Daily Pilot carriers on Sunday mornings. S..Cl1•llf•.D-_Poillt.Capl1hwlo Afternoon deliveries of newspapers to carriers Monday thru Friday. Re- quires dependable auto. Must be at least 18 years of age. HB l--'--"-"-'------1 Fri, 2-5pm. merchandise for selling Reliable wi dow seeking Siz:r.ler Family new subscriptions. For T~ Mck c-H..y Setloyor .,_, rortu 330 Wnt !lay st, C-Mota ·Tele .... 642 .. 4J21 fer lllFFDkdwllf FOUND: Dalmatian mix, em plmnt, c le ri c al , Steak House information p\ease call 5lh&Walnut kmale. Vic. Marguerite cas hi er, etc. Wrk 1sss2 Beach Bl.HB 642·4321. From San Downtown & San Joaquin Rd , CdM eve /wknds. 962·3026 ----------1 Clemente-San Juan Huntington Beach 644·5SS5. after6pm. ASSISTAMTMGRS Capis trano area, call · Equal Opportunity Employer Jr. & Misses outlet store 495-0630 and Mission Vie-CARPENTER wanted to FOUND : Pt Great Dane & I'M-Exp. Chauffer· Com-. 1 . Good i·o-EI Toro area call construct shelving lor r Sh 2 t t H k Bo d d w /spec1a ty lWISt. .. erman ep. mos, peen s pr. n e . 581.6310. ' pre-sc hool. <Finished !!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' 2.Bth StN.B.963-7386 Helen.548·7197 ~~d~bl~."~~~'d.;k:::~: EqualOppor."Employer Carpentry) Al least 1 Help·Wanted 7100 HelpWaahd 7100 9-6Sats. Sendresumetol"""""""""""~"""~~"""~I month work . All ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ... ••••••••••••••••••Hl'I W.ted 7100 Hel Wanted 7100 REW ARD Woman with nurses train- Losl: Young Yorkshire ing, Exp. childcare or as Terrier. Bl ack. Answers a companion. 646-3471 to S h e rl ock . 64.5-8313/557-6660. Ask for Hel W d !uzy. p ant• 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tbST Balboa Perrin. Auggl·---------1 9th or loth Siamese Btu Point 2 yr old female. Call Bob Lieb 645·57 REWARD! l~OST : Vic. ivy house, ·open brass pendant. REWARD. 4994287. .Reward for r eturn o declawed male Siamese fat. Light w/dark brn m arkings. Vic: Mesa D & Newpor t Ave . CM. 631·1030. LOST: IRJSH SETTER, FEMALE, VIC. DANA PT. 8 / 14 REWARD! 493-8335. LOST Brown & white Gerrnan Shorthair. Male. ''SAM " Costa Mesa area. 646-3132. or 64 5 ·27 15 . R e ward . PLEASE! A Better Temp Position URGENTLY NEEDED * ltecepfionish *5'" Typists *Secretaries •looltkeepen •Keypunch Oprs Interim Personnel Service 17581 1m..1t•d Suite I 15 Tustin 838-5460 Equal Oppor. Employer Classified ad no. 483 . c /ol· materials provided. call Chef to $llOO mo. Sid's Debverr: man. over 21. •••!,•••••••••••••••••• •••!.••••••••••••••••••. Daily Pilot, P. 0 . Box IOATIUILDEIS Mon.540-4751 BlueBeel,107215tPl,N L.A. Times route. C~ DONUT Sho •Earl AM 1560. Costa Mesa , Ca WESTSAILCORP. 675-3333aft4pm. area. Must have depen Sh 'f N P y GIRL FRIDAY 92626 Has lmmed CarWnhM•apr ~~~~~~~~~~~-~d~a~b~l~e~c~a~r~-_:_5:46-6'427 , W 1 t . 0 !xA~· An ec,. Must know pegboard 0 · F lmmed employment for "'°·1780 oman age ~. PP Y ed A pen1ngs or : · ....., · ___ in person, Mr. Donut, 135 I g~r system . ccuracy ASSIST. MAHAGBl •J_y_ exper'd car wash mgr. CORRESPONDENCE DENTAL ASSIST. E !7th CM reqwred for 10 key c_alc ; Cameraexperience fn...._I ,.. Top pay ! Xlnt co. · ' and typing. Phillips CAM ERAS E:I'C. ~-IW 111 benefits! Cal1644-4460 Ortho-Chairslde-P /time . DRAFTSMAN Marine Stores613-4(l10 South Coast Plaza *........_" SECRETARY Exper'd. Xlnt oppor. & ~ 979.3373 •Inter /Exterior CHILD CARE hrs. Irvine. 552-7800 Architectur:al drafting. 2 Help Wanted p/limestart- Auto Salesman YW £xperintee Only Neal dresser, no ties, new or used. All benefits, including wbeeJ.s. Harbour V.W. . . . . Hunt. Bch. 1142-4435 AVON Help Yow Faioily fl9ttl•llaffon c-wters Working mother needs MTST yrs exp~r1ence apt & ing late Aug. for Wlnter. -r-happy reliable person. co.mmerci~I. . Also, taking applications •Yacht Paiwten Also Jgt household duties Operator DENTAL · FEE PAID .Lions Design &Drafi1ng• for f/lime day help. App. •Wood FilllWn ·. in exchange for room & Chairsideexp toS600 11218th St, Hunt. Bch ly betwn 3.sPM, any day, l -3Yrsmarine exper.to hoard+ salary.Student Need individual with Recept.,exp to$650 536-2579 McDonald 's, 700 w •. qual'·ry Top wages & school time allowed. DENTISEARCH Co tH NB I · '40·'"'"" good s ecretarial ex-DRUGCLERK as wy, 1 xlnt co, benefits. Apply ~ · · lud' 18662 MacArthur, Irvine to Security Guard at zi5d -----------• penence inc mg 1 yea 752-1541 Min age 24. Perm. Ex;. HOSTESS Age 21 to 27. McCormick Ave, Costa CHILD care, penn~nent with automatic typing;l '"""""""""""""""""""""""""""~I ;pe~r~-~n~o~t~n~e~c-~84~7~·==;:3~·= Hrs. 6 to 8PM. 6 days per Mesa full time, Laguna Niguel. equ.ipment &/or repro k $2 25 hr Lo Good f "gh r· work. Good commuru·ca· E Ch · t Money w · · per · ng · pay or•• t re s. DESK CLERK arn ras mas skirt & modified hair. BOATING Call after 6, 495-6325 or tions skills necessary in-Now . Sell beautiful h • TOOLIH~HELl'ER 495-6446 eluding grammar. spell· Exper'd NCR 4200. Send i·ewelry ;n your spare Apply : Dick C urcu • ----------ing, editing & punctua· resume lo Classified ad time. No investments. Rest. 2698 Newport Blvd. Idea I opportunity to Clertc~ tion. Typing 60 wpm with no. 510, c lo Daily Pilot, Call SSl-2288 orS5l·J853 CM 1 learn riberglass boat b"I' h di h P 0 Rox 1560 Costa b u i 1 d i n g . So me Must be a le to me lO a 1 ity to an e eavy M.esa: Ca 92626 ' ELEC. ASSEMBLERS HOSTESS/CASHIER key .dd'·ng ma'h good transcribing&statistical knowledge or carpentry • typing. 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 Hunt Bch firm. 2 Yrs . Exp attract.Ive, mature & glass work req'd. Pay typist, & able to handle 11 niin exp. req'd. Assem· for well known local misc. office duties. etc. t t A I · open. MUST BE WllJ..lNGTO PleaseCallFor D" I A J bl ble small parts under res a uran . pp yin Clipper Marine WORK . Attractive or-Furtberlnformatioo 13 • • 0 • scope.892-33139-llam. person after 2pm .. 1919E.Occidental 1 -~--------1 Blackbeard'a SantaAna 835-9Jl6 fice , pleasant at· 644-3189 TEMPO offenJ a 1lruly ESCROWOFFICER/ Sell world f•mous pro-mosphere. good benefits. From 9AM-Noon Unique & time saving op. SECRET•ay House~eeper Needed. ducts the entire family BOATING Call 556-6525 from 8 AM TH£ IRYINE CO. portunity for skilled.. ~ Part time for 3 Adults. p -als 5350 Accounting can use. enjoy. Excellent STOCK ROOM toll AM only. Ann. 550 Newport Ctr Dr ICIEYPUHCH Needed. Exper d .only. Near Newport & Wilson. enotl earnings. Call 540-7041 or CLERK SEC11Ef••-s Call 675·1920 Mrs. Pinnon Ph: 646...a.304 . ·""'•••••••••••••••••••• ACCOUNTS Zenith7-13590ays. Col students, p/t ala. de· Hewportleoch -.~ l ~fo~r~a~~,.f!:-------1~;;:=~:::.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 PREGNANT? l ... ~~~~~~~~~I Clerk needed for stock liv. Eves/SaLCar, phone Equal Oppor. Employer IOOKKEEPERS If"· Housekeeper/Babysitter. Caring confidential PAYABLE I · room of boal manu£.l~n~e~c~.~M~r~LSy~o~ns~848-~~1004~1_l~"""""""""""""""""""""""""""~I TYPISTS FAROUT maturewoman.carefor counseling & referral. Babysitter needed: 2 Knowledgeofsailhoats& Who ·want dignified & l . EZMOHEY' 2 children in Univ Pk AhoP~•nHgo.n , a doption & CLERK days/week. 2 children. partsreq'd.Goodoppor.1----------ICOUNTERHELPPART· stimulating long orshort Fo·r your verbal home . Hrs 2.5pM ~ my home F.V.968-8379 forrightperson. CONSTRUCTION TIME. Donut Shop, San· term asslgnmenl&·few capabilit ies. Earn wkdays . Own tranap. APCARES47--2563 . , . Babysitte r for Teacher. l Apply At ~-~:aA~~~O~i.8~~~~·3~ days. coupJe weeks or $100+ + per wk. for 552·9708aft6pm. ;·~Drinking problem? America s lead_ing ~e -infant. my home. own CLIPPERMAllME SECRETARY Be!ore lOam. fewmonths-youdecide! p/time 9am-1pm,' lpnt- •call Alcohol Helpline veloper . <!f residen~i a l tra nspor t ation. Rers. 1919 E . Occidental,SA 1----------·I Now you can... 5pm or 5pm·9pm in com-Hous ekeeper, live-in. CdM, 2 children. Owq, Rm & pvt ba. 772-8174 . I •,24 hrs a daySJ.S.3830 com!l'lun1t1es ~as an im-,64"°'5-4::'...'.:14'.:'.9~. ------l·--:-.,.-,,-835-·,,.""::-':-":::---I COUNTER HELP APPLY IY PHONE rorla ble s pacious ofc + med.1ate opening for an -The Irvine Company F /timedays . Call 540-4455 & let us across the street Crom ftl.OBLEMS? WE CARE Accounts Payable Clerk. Ba bysitter fHs kpr my IOOKKEStR/ seeks Secretary with 2·3 Apply In Person know what your skills O.C. Airport. Work is fun ~ ONEWAYHELP Minimuml yearA/Pex· home, pe rm . Refs. ACC.OUMl'AHT year& construction ex-2_5PM .TuesthruSat are.Noneedlocomein &perfectly suitspeople •• CENTER perience in residential 11 -6 pm . M · F. Non Woman w/at least 8 yrs perience to deal with CARL'S JR personally until we have who enjoy talking. For HOUSEKEEPER for teacher 11:30-4 :30- Babysitting for kin .. 1 dergartener. Mo. salar'f .. 1 Ref's. 962· 1687 •14 hr Hot Line645-8800 construct ion industry. _s~mc...._o_kc_r~·-968_·_1_353_. ---I bkkpng/accountanl ex· s ub · c 4;' n trac t ~ rs . 180J2 Culv~r of Irv the 'ju.st right' spol for more in(o & personal in- 1.n per., preferably in con-Purchasing & engmeer-' you! tervw,call 833-8098. .w-JRITUAL READER Please appl y immediate· Babysitter, p/time. Start. struction lndi.try. Must ing knowledl~ off sit~ & COUPLE needed for apt T T t-Open lOAMtolOPM ly at o ur: Personnel mid Sept. No. Laguna. be able to handle F /Chg on site essential. Typmg manafement, semi -empoH~Dltry t~dvice on all matters. Department, Own trans p. 67·3100 bkkpng including A/Pay, 60 wpm. Dlct.apbooe, sh retired. 55 units Costa ..,. 1Sl2N.E ICaminoReal BABYSITTER & lite invoicing, prepare mon· helpful. Pleasant phone Mesa , 6 42.5073 0 ;.j~~~~~~~~~""I San Clemente. For appt. MIS SIOM H sew r k . My home. thly financial atmt.s & personality. SeU starter. c2L3)86S-38Sl •·9034 492·9 VIEJO 7:30AM to 3PM. 1 child. construction job cost re-able to work without ----------ll . We COMPA .. 'Y BABYSITTER d d 'I tart I k Ple1 .. can O:Ome . Specialize f'llll nee e , gen secre a wor . Fullorp/time.CallMn. f'8raplegics.S42·3100 24800Chrisanta mature person. own Ideal ofc working conda ForFurtherlnfonnation Allen,493·19:i0. Mission Viejo trans. Good salary. 1 in Org. Co. Stable recent 644·JJl9 ~HEW! HEW! MEW! * Calif. 92675 child. Newport. 645-1808 employment background From 9AM-Noon --..,. (714 l 837-6050 w /xlnt refs are req'd. THE fRYI .. CO. • Photo Modelil"J BANKING Please s"ubm;t resume & Ab M lo An equalopportunity 550NtwporfCtrDr raxas assage am· EXECUTIVE 2 references from pre· i2J>m 1733 Fullerton, CM employerM /F vious employer(s)to: Hewporl._,. 631 -1184 ---SECRETARY APROS Equal Oppor. Employer W..nted 45 to 65 mtelligent CORPORATION DATA PROCESSING CLERK Dl-lllloor,hn Surf & Sirloin 5930W. Coast Hwy, NB ;~,.--, q-. ~T'S NEW WITH YOU? ' FRYCOOll Insurance P /lime. No exp nee. DlckChwdt"1 Rest. 2698Newport Bl, CM Clol0115ec'y Commerelal Flre &s Casuality Agency. Sub- Full time plantsman mil resume to: P.O. Boll:. wanted to care tor in· 1921, Newport Beacb.,1 terior plants in com· Ca., 92663. I merclal bld~s. Prefer Insurance 1 exp or real mterest )n COHTR•CT,.,,..D pJaot care. Vehicle & "" 1---~ eq uipment Provided Secrehrv w/medlcal benefits aft.er Co mm ercial f;-tre &, 6 mo. Gd driving record. Casuality Agency. Sutr , Cal1673-2356. mil resume to: P.O. Boic: 1921. Newport Beach. Gas Atte.d ils..-. Ca., 92663. •liectionate man. Please Acct Budget/Cost.St9K For aggressive , indepen· Wesl Building COOK. ''BREAKF~'. 0.U;perhapswecanfind CrMgr /Manuf. to $16K dent ban.k. Bank~ng e~· t7782 E.J7lhSt Well groomed . Mus t America 's leading de· JA...,ITORS t lan, I'm a divorcee I IRVINE PERSONNEL per. pref d, b.ut will train Tustin. Ca 9:!QMJ have refs . Carmels veloper of residential f'llll ught it would be swell SERVICTSG-AGENCY ttie right person. Restaurant, 61.8 N. Cst. communities hu an im· OEN'L maintenance tor Mature indlvidualacar,•· For car wash. Top pay+ 1;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; comm, NeWpOrt Center I• Car Wash, 6444450. t having dinner alone 1 Contact Mrs.1'"erguson IUSIHESS IS G 0 0 D ! Hwy. Laa.Och. mediate opening for a motel. Apl & salary. b1e of general oft ca ••le like hell . Alone . (at lr488v,·nEe). 1~~tSta.Mesa SANTIAGO IAHK , WOULD YOULIKE-IC-OO~~K-D~~-.-,.-L--. -h-tl Dita Processing Clerk. "-1.o , .... ,,---~-C.M. 548.9755 cleaning. Supplement 211-4867 '\,.AJOI 535EasllstSt. to work wilb US in OU . ay lnu~ ._ nig Dull ill · Jude ....,,, ·-"7 1 --...,-------~·I your Income with S~ __,+---------•Suite 224 642-1470 Tustin &12·S200 newly opened offices, sh1f\.. Old Brussels para4i:o: of !:n,vJr:: JOUwMt'INWifl,_.'°""1 GIRL FRIDAY hours work In Orange· J_,aneae school girll~~~~~~-~::":~ ·~~~~~~~~""I Newport Center? Wil La.1.Bc:b. AN fOI" Julian. voices for payment to OOfftltKNlltf .. ,ftNY., Lile Bkkpg, typing, 4 County, &-9PM, Mcnday aFeda room w /Amer.1-,;: -need several Real Estate 494·7441. OW' ftndors and batch liLUijQll.ll da~General knowledge throu1b Friday. $2..$0 per (amily. 631-2038 aft •AGEHCYSEC"Y ..... aidWmled salespeople for Residea.· d ta f I ui•-to --··-····-..1 hour .. Call 5'2-0373 and .. PM U.I .al.' Or In.__..•~ Coot for Mexican food. a or np "' com-.,. Una nec.173-31T1. : · Occidental Life has an lmmed. CallS48·9949 YQOU-1'""'" Wed •· •·-~II -•-r as well u oome f(.';:W;1~!r:;:;--;:;":;;;°'-:~~::.~~;;~~~n leave your name ancl (.p.rtm.nts' mobll t.bru ~1 • ...., •. ----• ..-a...-d immed. opening for a ........ •~-,of dall iato com-~ t'""ne numuoca-. ly retired gent woul secy w/sh ability & a Beauticians! Be your own home parks. shot!'Jln"l----· -----I ~.,...,_ Wiii aid In.._..... STAR GAZER fr':., ~""""~~~ ........ ~~~ etomeetaltlady55or boss Leaseastau·on We t dol'oe Id'.' •··~ ""'='r---"r-·YL-···•·---.--:-::,,,--1 W /car 581-876.1 pleasant personality to prov.Ide recept. & .pro-cen ers, en d COOl·SICC»e I and typing cbecca. -....... ~-..-. Jewelry sales, ,Wld •-work in one of the nicest ings). --e--'-1--()ccuional overtime and A'I J,49li K .,_cw,....,c.... M wr.u~ E .,~ l ti · NB 8 -5 ducta. Top loc. Unique r ... \;W.IUll;I ~ n T ~~• .. ,... .,.,,, ...,. oc:T. u store. xp helpful, not CDmlng soon lo Lido Moc• Fron.sp•n, .. :t>N""", beauty s alon , NB . If you want -genial Al'°,RelletCook weekend work may be To..,..'°""'"'°"'fot-Mondov'. 1)-71 neeeta•ry.Pbonelorap. i lage. Signm's studio. on-1. ease con a .. ~. 642-6857 ......... Newport Harbor requlRd. Typing skills, ,_,_..,..,.>dlrlstoruftl9n pointment.14444.M. ropean china painting Eve I y n H a mi \ton . surroundings •nd ex-Yacht Club t ome adding machine. 1 ;:~Zodi:~.ion. 61 ..,..1_ tructor. Day & eve 6'4-5600. BEAUTY Stylist. Must be cellent conditions, con-B1lboa Peninsula and bookkeeping ex· 211 31Q..ottty ~lo Ladies Special Shripa bas sses. Suite 203. 3t32 EqualOppor.Employer g d . w /customera . tact either Hope or Bill CilltTJ.'TlJO perience nece86ary. !~ i!~=.: ~~ openings for talesllrts. "i10porto644-7021 AIRBRUSH a~st want-Following not nee. Top Genie,64CMM!OO. ii;:.,. ll= !!:-20orover. (ManaPment \f.,uag exec .• relired , ed, own. eqwp ... beach wages . 837-4743 &: CooltsfWwltiCIMI Ple•&e •pplylmmedia~-,r.;... ~~L=.-~~.:-" Potential.) HunllAl\On f:erous. no child, n area. Wnte.Cl&S;S1fied Ad 837-8779 Dtlll Hetp ~ at our P ersonnel ,::z:. ~~ ~~~ Be a ch area . Ca I l blems. no slob, life No. 241 , Daily Pilot. P.O. i••UTY ... -Dedlny'a the nation's partment' 11...... •• ~ 11c..-MZ-4234. 8o 56-0 C M -~ I •• b --t 12Wtot •2r.-.. 1 o.. .. i.. f's . M eet .al mllar x 1 , osta esa Manicurist w/fol.lowing. ea ng -r ,.,...uran MISSl"'-LI :!i:" :!~ ~=....., LaundromatAuistant. ucaslan IJdy 21 to 32. 92628 Shampoo Girl, must be chain 11 •~« •P-Vl"'lll 11 [loc....,. ·~.., nf-MatUtt woman, p/lim~. over S'4". 120 Iba . Jlc 'd. Apply, 1810 w. ~ ... ~i1!!!!) Pllcattons for .U MU\.I. VIEJO lt~ ~=---~~ 875-0334orm.mo c!..!'l.rei!' ~Box Allswni'") s.-rice Coas t Hwy• Nwpt Bcb. Busy Chiropractic offices: ~~ce~pp.:i' :cm~: l"<~!"'"'I :: ~ ::~· •M• ~="'" Le1al Secretary tnlriee,1 fT!'======-1 1•_ Locations. All shll'U Beauty O perators. Wntd lmmed. tberapla paid vact. mucb men. COMPANY uo rr::.. r;'f'.:;' n'::::· xhlttypln•aldlla,Orann 5450 avail. Full or p/l. Exper Halrcutte ra Newµort traine., lie nat req. Gd Please apply llOO S. M.800 C'rilanta Drtve ~:!.:~Bf:. · H;.. li~=" ... -,.. ,, Cou_aty Airport area. pref'd. EOE.$13-7711. Deb. 10%., 61$-3468 or penonallGtJ.,..~ .. !'.! = Coast Hwy, La.•una JllulonViejo ·~· ~~· 1:;;' ;; .., 714:tsa.I031 1 •~ 871-r7tl J.7. Dr. • """"""'~ Beach, Moo thru Wed c.ur. 91875 #..,. ,.. bU..,.. 115·: .. Affl •~•.....-. · we1telifr or. N.e . s.spm . (1141137...., ,_::t. at "',..._., ·:· .-.r MAI» ' Man to repair washers. Become a Shaklee Di•· ~-1 -~--------1 ADequa opporUm.tty SOl:o., .,~ ~ ...-.,. For beaut:r IUon, T9ee dryer1, dishwashers. lributor, absolutely oo --~------I Have sometJUnil to tell? empaoyerM/P' · • _ '°'""' '°'·~ ()-'"' lb.ru. Sat. APP17, 1110 w. Top pay. CouL 983-3017. cmt. Brenda s.54-2801 Want ad result.& 642-$678 Cluslned adsdOb. well. rr<\$/ \81....-.-CoutB•J, Nwpt as, I' ' I ............... IHiOHoipW-11Cl<IHoipW_... 7100 HoipW_.... 7100 HotpW_.... ·710 ............................................................................................. ······················ Http W•lod 7100 6"nC!a)',AUVUll 17, li7' :.;;.v•1LOT al.if• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HefpW-'ed 7100 HelpW•tH · 7tOO[HelpW..tH 71~ MAHAOENEHl -#000 ·. ' . NURSES-RN. O. R. exp. Scrub·Surge-ry Cen\er • ·Days only-No call. f'r· lnjo be n e fit•. 11.B. 842·1428 SECURITY ·Guards, yng. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••·••••••••••••• neat appearin& pcl"'IOOI. ' . JACK IN THE BOX NEEDS MORE GOOD MANAGERS Retiree-Early or lite AU 1hlft1avalL~101 PUILIC A\¥:TIOH /• TlMAllci..tMoolowr TYPIST MANY IT EMS OFFIN£ SICURITT GUARDS Howport-h, J E W E L R Y , A RT ,ij AvaU lorahlft-'<. App-11 Cur..,nUyTaldng Needed Mow! OBJ~crs . ANTIQ~>:S. 1 JACK II( TH! IOX l1mlly '"11ut1nt1 wlll lniln you ,l o be• Afft•u1an1 MM•IJef •nil pey you $11~.00 • •NII whllll you ar• IQrnlngl Ooe1 tl'l•I 1ouno ty Tue1&Thun,9-ll. AppllcaUons FIN E F URN .. ETC . I OPRCE POS. We have tbis store -.,..,_ fantastic ·--~~ .. •Pill . PHONE FOR INf"O. & • II I .1.J.U:1 --r or l1WI Mutt have loud typ1n1 BROCHURE . 6'5-1200 . ' • good7 ti tMlly It! Thi• 11 •n ou1111ndlng CMffr 09portunhy lot C10mptl1n1 men or ..,omen who are loolllng for • cMllWlge M il • pl•c• to •PPlr IM lr a kHI II managl,,g P•Ople • .l~CK IN THE BOX prel"11 111 m~ 0111'1888 to have a.ome coU.;1 .,, otri.t WCkgrOllnd 11'1•1 d1mon1tr•t11 abllitr to 111<1rn and .c;hla ... .IACK IN THE BOX provide• 1n ~11e'111en1 benall11 Pf(>Or•m Inc luding mldlc•I and 111e INur•noe, oomp.fny ~If 1et!r1men1, a1 wen •• olh'f 11+.'IOI•· Aller euu .. 1lul 1r1lnlno. YQIJ •Ill wort. 11 an A11l111nt. M1n1ger ol •JACK IN THE Fu t ime •t •m. n· storewithfabuJouspeoplew~workin 122IW.Coa1t wy,NB IOOkKWH.· sldlli, .. wpm'·tomeof·•--------veatmt. Ma mt firm ln j :...-.• • • Irv. lodustrlal park:. it and ust as fabulous ~e who buy SECURITY Involves w~kend work. fice exper. Oak 1 idebo~rd1, re -I \ eox 11m1tr r••l•111ant. From 1he11, you can · • ti.come • M11nager ano mowo right Ol'l up tn tho I orOll'l::~R·j~~~~r.All P£"50NNa 0£PN'l:IMUfl • MONDAYTHRU FRIDAY, 8AM I05PM .. (714] 521·7400 II un1bl1 to can, Yf>U m1y forward your re1ume or Inquiry lh1nowrl111n accep11ble) 10 u1 11 o ur Vernon ottlo•. 4833 Fruitland Awe.nu•, Vernon. C.IUornla 90058. JACK IN THE BOX Operillld by FoOdmaket. Inc. A Subslcllaly ~ -l'lllN C«npany Eql.lil Opportunity EmplOyor M/F Must be gd. w/ftKUret &: from it. We who work in the store think lndJv. must be boodable, ¥lease Apply · aaonably pnced. SllS 1 bl tot wiu-h ~ t to to t GUARDS e~r.pret'd. PeraonnelDepvttUePl •ft4 up. Cannery AnU· r a e ype. ~re1p. enoug UIOurgre a cus mera wan Applt lnPenon Mon·f'rl DAM·2PM' ~ues. 2813 Lalayetle ... for malntalntna accw-ate them to hhve. their own persona l Bch. B dolly reeoro. (I( pottlollo inf . Needed lor Nwpt. Da ly 3-5PM PACIFIC MUTU.&L . . tranaactiont. Back ofc. greeter -ormation and sec.poly' 'p'°a.r f\lll &/Slpt.,Umlie. 26C1JW.CoastHwy.N·e 700 NewportCtrDr l·a'"e_c_t-an_g_u_l_a_c_O_a_k_E_n_t,-y exp w/bank, broker or man at our doors to welcome thei;n .as re · ~xp. w a e c. Newport Beach Hall ta ble 34" high, $JS, lns. co. de1irable but not they enter. direct them to various Call for appl:-5'2·7'722 l.:qual Oppo r. Employer Call 642·6617, esaentlal Mall re1ume areas of the store in which they might s S.C's-Se•eral '°' Bo• 448• Dall,y Piiot, be Interested, thank them for shopping ~SU00.100% Fee Pd. P.O. Box 1560, Costa I G alO!fi Me11a , C&1. 9"l628 with us as they leave and all the while A so, ener •ce keeping a watchful eye out for those Liz Reinders Agency P:e~~ ~;~Sat~fsa~~. ~ very few people who might be trying to N::O:Jr~~h. :;~°t90 tact Mr .. Dake. 49i'8571 shoplift from US, Call for appointtMnt weekdays. 'Ibis position calls for much more than Service Sta . Atteodant, PASTEUP LAYOUT someone who is trained exclusively in p/tim,. Exper'd only. AITIST security work. in fact it is not even Av ail eves & wkods. F/tlme. Ex-'d or will mandatory -we have our own train~ N e • t a PP ea r . & ,..... . ff 't t · handwrlUng. Appt,y AM, ~~·NCp. be,.nefl.!:. ~~taly mg prograt mlik.. oweve1r, wtoe can 00ramt 2580Newport Blvd, C.M. -ewpo --someone o e peop e, care a u Mesa. our customers and see to it that they SEWI NG Instructor ell tak or ~-f lin needed at Co6ta Mesa Per1on 21·40, trn for are w en care . .1mae ee gs Girl's Club. 8 hrs wk. mgrnt. Sl50 wk. auam. must come from .within -Must Min. wage. MS-7181 Col p.r.r. Mr. Levi alreadybeapartofyourpersonality& 848·1004· makeup. We feel this opening on our 5R1:,JE~V~NIGNc?erk~ We offer liberal benefits Applmcn _ 8010 Plu1nb1r, lepair staff calls for a mature, refined, re· Clean Warehouse wrk:. wh.lch Include medic~! Waiter, exper. in serving ••••••••••••••••••••••• TIMEKEEPER TYPIST Small Oa k Desk. Good Condition . l'iton. Tue11 , Thurs. Fri $150. 494-+1 IO. :1 Co. Benefits. Apply 1SC! MOVING , selling all . MSI DATA has an lm· Newport Bl, CM French furn .. access's & mediate opening for a fine jewelry, pai nting:; & quaWied Timekeeper. *UTOTEM* collectfbles. 556-4139 . Duties Involve veri fica · EMPLOYMIHT" A HT I QUE lion of time cards for cor· OPPORTUHITllS SACltlRCE rect. d ata and assisting in Full or Part Ti me '7 DA YSTO MOVE flz.ed asaet depreciation. No Ex per Necessary EVERYTHING GOES Thia position requires Age 21--65 Eligible Pressbaili; tum .. P'<··~ academic a c:,counting Go to The Nearest crystal, lamP1, books l<P courses at the college TIC TOC MARKET ... level and pre vious For Applications & Info CATHY'S I timakeeper experience. OR CALL (714 ) 642-TJOZ COUNTRY COUSINS Tic Toe Systems, lnc. 432.E.17thSt,C.M. 1• Fu 11 ti me, 5 Yrs Ured gentleman who is in good health Male or Female. Exp. ins~rance and ll pald Cantonese food ; Chinese Ga5 stove .--:-::cc---'"---+---------1 m in Im u m exp er (being 00 your feet 15. a must) and 1-5 P"'f'd. Call.· ~ _4 fo• holidays per year. speaking, Also, need part $7S Help Wmlhd 7100 Help W...tecl 7100 536·1452. · _.._, time bartender 842-4170 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 looking for some part time hours to ~.JJ~P~P_l. ______ _, lfyoumeetthequalifica-1 _~640~-~SSSO~!F~o~•_l!aP!'!P~'~t. __ ,vruilt;;;:-;;;;;;;;-n;;,-&; -----------------•IPRESSER !EXPERI· round out his weekly schedule. If the Sitterneeded·DanaKnolhi lions please cont.act B.I· Will buy 5omc Rer. &1 • 1 I MONTGOMERY WARDS Care•!,!!ef ~ in Retaiing . :Wn.Fol11~t:;."::.~ Auto Accessories Auto Service Candy .•• Records Gift ware Women ·s AcCessories Sporting Goods Paint Men's & Boy's Clothing And Yardage F ull Company Benefits Apply Personnel Department MONTGOMERY WARDS JOl8 lri1lol St, C-Mooa Equal Opportunity Emp1oyer ENCED! Ladies pant11 position described above seems ready area . 3 S chool age KRAFKA. WAITRESSES Appl. running or not''" 00T0 1'p· ToPnA'v0'-,0,••T•oilyP. made for you, please send a brief re-Children. Own trans . Exper'd. Fullorp/t &crapmetal.675-52.58 • 0 -12 ·~1mAI MSI Goodhrs.Neatappear. PROD UC ER. $4 hr. for s ume to Daily Pilot Classified Ad ljo. Begin'"'p . .....r t Over21 17 CU . FT. Coppertonc right pe rson.540-0371. 109, P .O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, 92626,' 6PM Surf&Sirloin Frigidaire w/ice mkr., d will •·ct f · STOCKGIRL DATA 5930W.Coastffwy,NB .Moving.$125.549-9110 PRESSMAN, exper'd. to an we conlloA you or an m~ operate AB Dick 360 &: terview. Ayoungladyneededfor COR,ORATIOH Waitress. exper. f/time. Refri g . lnte rn a t . Itek in quaUty conscious stock wotk. Must be re· 340 Flschef' A•e Sid's Blue Beet 107 21St Harvester $75. Runs Gd""J b~y sbop. 898-1292. liable, energetic & CostaMHa Pl NB after4pm. White. CaJl Lucy after 5 •. fashion oriented. See ' ' 5"48-6242 PRINTER/Expr. HotpW..tod 71 HolpW_.... 7100 Man1ierat 17141549-6125 WAITRESSES 1.:c_=...::=------ ltek /A.B.Dick Equip. •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••:-•••••••• APIOPOS Taking applications Tues Dtshw~s h e r portable, l !.Ai~"~/~eo~n~d~f~a~c':.. -!'."'~~--I':":'~:::-----•[ SALES MANAGER !9Fuhlon Island, NB Equal Opportunity & Thurs 9-llam. Must be Penny s . Almost new, Pltl-iu~ -~s R.E.Sales SHARP AGGRESSIVE Employer M/F exper'd. Must be over 21. SIOS. Estate Sale 548·3059 ,... ,.. .. .---INDUSTRIAL GAL SUPERVISOR. Eve. at~~~~~~~~' • -Apply in person Kenmore Gas Dryer Ii~ QPHATOR •COMMERCIAL To manage very active pri. Rec. Club. Noexper. latboa lavClub Automatic Wa:1her $T5 In small shop. SJC. Some We are looking for orie women's boutique. Must nee. $500/mo start. Lake 1221 w. Coast'Hwy, NB ea. Hotpoinl Washer aft previous experorlraln-experienced Com-havetotalretailexper.& Forest,586-0860Jeff. Whirlpool Gas Dryer.-. ing in printing operation mercial salesperson & be able to t•k.e full SUPERVISOR. Exper. 8 WHOWANTSTOWORK? ea.Guar/Del5'MH1672.. , 1 req'd. Call 49J..8122. ext one experienced In· charge of respon · must . Lake Forest DNVEACAB! _33_. ________ 1 dustrial salesperson for sibilities. Xlnl oppor. for 586-0880 Jeff. ' CHOOSt: your hours. RE FRIG. 12.2 d . Admira, Real Estate, licensed our active Huntington right person who Ls in· work for yourself, be wht. 1 yr: 2 Dr-$1.SOo(:. salespeople. Why not Beach office. Only ex· terested in a f /time SwltchbocrdOpr youc own boss. Men or fer.833-1021 work in the hottest area perienced need apply. • perm. position. Salary & Mu.at have exper. Hotel Women. Ca n be slightly A ti 8015 1 Be h F Mul'·rR-~& comm & great profit Laguna , 425 s ·. Coast h a ndi capped . Ne at-UC on lluntington ac I oun-"' ~ Cle an Appea rance. ••••••••••••••••••••••.• t · v II c II P h'I M -~eo.1..-sharing plan. I£ you Hwy Lag. Bch. a1n a ey. a I oA".•4493-~(213)289-0-t44 qualify call for appoint· • Vets., retired. Age 25 .to **I BUY** .. McNamee at Village O'tU menl, TELEP_ HONE SALES. C0.,111,... 70 Supplement your tn· Good d I .1 & Real Eslate 963-4567 " ..,. AA.me. on·ve 8 cab 6 hrs . use urru ~ 644 6500 Earn as much as you like ,.. or more a day. Apply in app tances, or I . ' ~ THE LOOI( Expenenced preferred. C •REER ... v I I will SeU REALESTATESALES • by talking Lo people· au EmPloymewtACllKy person , Yellow Cab Co .• fMorv5ouT.ERS •ucn-· HACIB4DA SALESWOM AN Full over Southern Orange . S'ERVICINGALL 186 E. 16th St., Costa A "" ~ MODa REAL ESTATE. IMC.' time, perm. Dahnken of CdotU;RlY fdromff8;0 airTcon· . LEVELS OF Mesa. . 646-i686 & 833-t62f HolpW..tod 7100 HolpWmhd . 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •' I· ' Costa Mesa, 1819 1 tone o tee. w EMPLOYMENT lfAlNTENANCE Looking for ONLY 1 very Opens Office J-4 in Coe:ta sbifta·10am to lpm 0 Woman 40·55. Nights on MAINTENANCE special gi rl to model 1 af· Mesa. Sell starters, frei3 Newport. Bl. 5pm to Bpm. Monda InvContrl Clk S800 phones. No &ales. NB ;.~Tl"'UE ., temoon a week. Terrific thinkers, true indep. con-REUBEN'S through Friday, Apply a RecepttGen Ofe . $450 area. PBX exp. helpful. n "I" MAN . pay to Playboy · ~awctn.oCrsa.llBestcomm. ln SECRETARlAL 250 E. 17lb St. Cost Accountant $1000 Training at min wage AUCTl"""-1 ' Penthouse type. No. ex· ..., LC14J11m1Gtll:s Mesa, or call Too Field Rep $8400 days for. 3-4 wks. Gall vn Exper'd industrial gas & perience nee. Utmost John RampeUo, Mgr 'EXECUTIVE Sclmiaat646-4100. -"PfOJttf'Eilgi' -M-en-t:.r1-betwn..8am.:. -.-GRJ.."ND1f0Ta:•~ diesel engines, wale discretion -guaranteed. 297$ Fairview at Baker Has Openings For: . . Sr Pipe Designr $1600 5pm, 645-0336 No. l HOTEL WAY-; 1.I pump s &. cont r o ll~P~ho~ne~54~7~-4=5=22~fro=m:2:to:•:1;;;;;;;;;;;;;~S4~9-~9S~U~;;;;;;;;;J SECRETARY TE;LEPHONE; SolicJto Jr Tech Illus lo$1020 Men:"-tlise OFF HARBOR BLVD ; :systems.. , . pmonly. FOOD WAITRESS Mt rt'cul te good G1rlsneeded1mmed.Gd. Ship/Receiving $600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEM . I •-·• E t t Days·Over21 · .! .. ~e, a 1 a ' pay, gd, hrs. 18 & over. Area Manager $550+ Aallcpoos 1005 AHA I , ,, N ATTONAL Health Agy. ~ s a e nd •~ •~9051 OPERATOR I Min 2 yrs waste water tre a tment pl a nt operator. Slate grade I level. Call Sherry At: 833-1223 ...,_,_, ~E A • _.. Personnel Counselor ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPP. MAIN GATE -•,I located at the Org. Cly. NEW OFTT'W> 1o.11~HT HOSTESS Airport site. Seeking Opening for 2 quaWied ".,.. Telephone Sales Sales Oriented To all our friends TO DISNEYLAND · '"ManFriday",maint.of RE sales people in ACCOUNTS/REC P/Timeeves &SatAM. inOrangeCounty Rolllop Desk!i, Ha~l stockrm. Lileofc. work. private office. Good ApplylnPerson 16 & Over. Apply, 15056 Free&FeePositions JOMATHAMS Tree s , Sideboard :l>'~ Mimeographing, mail leads for exchanges, in· MonthruFri3-SPM CLERK Jackson, Midway City. Armoir es, Carved ds lift · 1 24001AvedeLaCarlota 3400lrvine AMTlc;>UES Chairs , Bookcases & mach. erran •some -come & commen:ia pro· L Hills Min. 2 yrs. accounting After4pm, See Dave. Suite 109"'B" is having their annual Many Furniture IterJU11·a.;: ing. 9 to 5, Mon lhru. Fri. pertles. Call W.E. (Bill) Equal o::::. Employer exper. W/COJDpleted ac· Newport Beach Super Summer Bric·A-Brac. 1;$~5~,0~0~0~an~n~u~a~ll~Y~· ~G~d~.,~L~ac~h~e~n~m~y~e~r,~R~ea~l~to~r~1~~;;;~~;.;;;~1 counllngcl .. ses. TELLERS 556-8505 Cle .. ance M • t 18 Benefits. Reply to Box 646-3928. Two (2).exper req. In· -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i Sale on entire stock Oft .t1t.llCJIS 689,'Tustin, Ca. 92680 Call Sherry At dependent Bank apply in • up to lf:t OFF! * 7:30 P .M. * lrvlneltmdl REALESTATESALES RN-CCU 833·1223 per.mn. American State TOOL & DIE 4223lst Sl.N.B. JOHl'IKING WaterDhtrid C-'-JI JC..rf Bank, 500 Newport 673-6001 AUCTION EER Irvine A I on 17th Street in Huot· Di ferential pay. Xlnt WeterDhtrfd Tl!.11ea MAKER West ... a Daily Pilol EXT.20li ' " Equal Oppor Employer · personne benef1"ts. Contact Mrs. _..... PREVIEW• PM • 4201Camp~.Ste260 ~newport ...;;.-M.wbffic. Nifhts, full or p/time. lrvlfteRc.ch CenterDr.N.B.640-SlOO The fastest draw in the (714)722-7777 . ~ ~~agency inglon Beach, 3 blocks Baleslreri, 642·2734, 4201Campm,Ste260 Attractive oppor. for ex· (M'Ao1,• .. Mna~b1Expee) r Clas!ilfiedAd642-5678. DAY OF SALE. ~· ~ from the ocean. Now tak· Cost a Memorial Irvine per'd teller. Xlnt work-IJCDKco MAINTENANCE Man in _ ·'.-752·0331 ing applications for Hospital, 301 Victoria, EqualOppor.Employer Ing concb, outstanding Small precision tools. HetpW..t.d '7100t4e1PW..tecl 7100 . charge of Mainl at Pri .• ~ . licensed recaual estate~~C~.M;-~E~O~E~-;~~~~li~;~~~~~;;;;;;1 fr i nge benefits & E_xper.insh~stam· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rec. Club. $650 /mo. 2192Martin,lrvine salespeople. Nancy. Secretary, fu t ~ pleasant surroundings. ptnga & preds1on pro- start. Lake Forest. Jeannie Sisco 536-75'2. NB management con· Please t.elephone Marion gresslve dies. Able lo 1 ~-~C:';;;.J~e~ft;f.;;:;:;;,-:a;J~~~M;im;iLe~v~erton~~~ *RN suiting firm. Nds exp. Hamm, 552·5325 for work. independently & I In ervi have own tools. Small .Male wanted part & sec. w/xlnl typing I: or. persona I ew. d kl f /time. Apply, Kentucky For private psychiatric fice skills. Gd starting PCNllOINI lstFeM'al shop, goo wor ng San Juan . Fried Chicken, 2929 E. MIGHTAUDITOR clioic. Good fringe salary&frlngebenefit.s. 5-T~&Loml conda. Coast Rwy '~·~ & .... Hotet,exnor'dNCR4200. benefits. Paid vacs & CaII Bett 833-9721 -.• STACOSWITCH ....u...u °" r-holidays. Call betwn y. . Association IMC So.CoastHwy,Lag.Bch. Apply in person, Ben ~===~~---1 5 4965702 Iii h boek •-•un1·v-1'lyDr • Brown's. 31106 ·Coast 9am-pm, · or Secretary w g t -· ~ I :"'" 1139Baker,Cost•Mesa MAHAGIEMEMT Hwy,So.Laguna.3-Spm. 831-1774. keeping for small in-rvme 549-3041 Ta•INEE RN EqualOppEmploym/£ RECEPTIONIST ternational company Equ•lOppor. Employer SI 85 w .... Wary Na::.:.i.YM's & "'" 11·7,.,." .... Fu·~, time-. Med· 1~::.1 ~Ml~~~.~: l~n:::-:::::i:::=-While attending mgml P•rt time. On cad. All tent e xp pref., not1 TheAaclewttAc:sirier Tow Truck Driver want· traininjc school, i shifts. Good working Responsible for greeting Surg. Diff. pay. Xlnt necessary.640-1953. Mewpart ed. Exper pref'd .. Good qualified. Will learn cond. Contact Mrs . vendors, cuatomen, vis-benefits. Contact Mrs. HasOpenlngFor: pay + benefits. Apply A/rec. inven'"PV control ilors and emploYment Jensen, 642·Z734, Costa SECRETARY HOSTESS 1000Jrv1'ne."• ·-·. ill-1• ho Jensen. 642-Z734, Costa applicants. Will relieve M · 1 C A --etc. Also, w earn Mesa Memoria l Mesa emor1a atering exper. C· ApplylnP-ld & ho on PBX a nd perform I I Viet · --· TR•VEL •'~ products are so Hospital, 301 Victoria St, clerical support for the Hosp ta , 301 ona, curate typist. ~mo. .&etweeD J..5pmdaily "" "' ....... to teach others. Div. o CM. EOE. Penonoel Depulment. C.M. E.O.E. Apply In Penon .280'1 W. CoutHwy, NB Exper. only. Heavy com- Consolidflted Foods.-====-----! RN ,_11 SWFI'. Nurses lalboelcrva.b m erclal. Executive 848-8974. . Nurses Aides·All Sbift.s. Must. be well groo~ A.ides, Exper. Jftferred, 1221 W. Cout\lwy,NB Travel Service, lrvtne. MASSEUSE&MOD~ Will Trein. Mesa Verde and poised. Requires re· shifts t-7:30 "3-ll:30•,·1----"64S.::..;·5000='---1Sell·--id-lo_tt_e_m_o __ t142""71 __ +"833--"-9406'--·-----I Abra631xa~~age g:nJM:H06P. 661 Cea cent clerical experl.enco Beverly Manor, 24~ HelpW..ted 1100.HllpW..W 7100 HllpW.t.cl 7100 ___ _!!!~~~--j-'~:;c;:;;;;;;;;-:-=:;;-"1 ~tn':1:1~m 50 w.p.m. Via Eltreda, t.g. Hilll. •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ••••••••••••••-••••-• Mature Woman for Com· HURSESAIDES SAIL SEAMSTltESS panion t.o retired am· All shifts~ Exper. pref'd, Please Cmtad. Exper pref. Xlnt bulator)' lady. Lt. but. will train resp. in· OrApplyTo; working conditioos. housekeeping duties. dividuals.Applyat,Park Taylor Made Salls 9am·l 2 noon. Monday Superior Healthcare , T.Kni&ht M2-&441 . thru Friday. Own 1445 Superior Ave, NB Tr a nap or t a t ion .1.=Ec..O'-.-'E_. _____ -1 SALIS.ADVERT. References, fK5.V91 CM Nurses Aides, exper. Top PERTEC Great outside job. Good area. waies. Port Mesa Conv. bonus program + ful 2 0400 17112Areatroog Ave comm. on renewals. Ne MEATCUITER Hosp,M -· Santa Ana, Calif medium. Stophyforcof Servlc,e Counter Shop Nurses Aides, exper'd. (714) S4C).8340 fee & a chat betwo lOam Shelly s Butcher Shop Bayview Conv. Hosp, 4pm , 250 E. 17th St, Suit 580W.J9thSt.CM 2055Tburin,CM64.2-3505 Tum East on Alton, at F,CostaMesa. I · t t. Red Hill, 3 blockl No. of Medic a ass 1s an , NURSING MacArtbur&RedHillin· SALES primarily baok ~mce, R""'S ters-~100, tum rt••t at HOUSl!_,.S Hunt .. Bcb. phys1c1an. * " ~· ... "'.,. 5r . Write od N'o. 531 Daily Join • teem who • .,.. Arml\nlof, TOY .. fMFI' Pllo\P.0 .Bo•WOC..la about patients lo about AJ>equalopportunl\i. PARTIES 11 ... ea.taa6 you. Leam bow you can amptoyerM/F Gift• 'N Gad.eels wi Medical Front Ole. for ~~":-;:::~ train laexpe"ri.ence busy ~trician. Ex· coriee tho_p " other ilc9'TIOMST bquaewives '°etiD per. oaly .. 6«·0970, benefits. Exper'd·all by Dec.. lit ••w.utrat· 8/11/71 ahllls. Apply Jim lbnl :':;, ~t"'.(~~-lngboau\lfal-(1( Fri taro·4pm, Ro:rale OoutHwy, Bch. • to11. No deti•.ao col .llEDICAL J'J:EPAiD . CollY. Roopl\al, 10!0 W. lect·frff bootesa llAs FriMUOfe .. Notmuruce Warner, Sa.nta Ana. Refined-lady seek• Need0~i'M:' To S$SO '" 1156.1 llmUar wttb car to ahan ••0ar 2Stb Year" Froa.tOfe.BootkeepinC NURSING Blulf1 bolne f« mmtn•I --="--"=="----! To'550 • 1 fee. MC).1208 SALESLADIES wanted. ......!.\/BckOlllce •LYM S Eaper'd, mature lo ~ JVU LL S.6115 _.. -A.a P&rt·Time}lourly 7-36:3-llShuts.Joinour sportswear• ~Y Ml:DISEARCH pro£e11lonal ~ who Unique -op~unity in wnr. hU .. p/L App 18612¥acArthur,lrvine careaboutoarpaCMntt• OW'Gill.of .ee. to 81•1rly Phillips ~~~~-;;~-;;~~~ about you. Al!Pl7 lllon Geno'1, SO. Cout Plaza ' thru Prl 9•4.. Royale $4$-01>1. • I Coo'I. ffolplUtl,' 1030 W. , :;~r, Sant.a 'Ana. MIT AL MAH • ' • •J111a1 alloi>Nood eapet'd • maa w/ ... 119 lo eara s.Wog a~ with a --,... .• --DoilyPUotci..llledAd ~ ., W. i'lllo 111. it a -DI• blall«, , • 10illla-1fioa. • JUllcall"8-$178. J I '· . I ll'YOU have 1 aetv,1~tool1eror IC>Od>IOseD,.._nad la ',Oo Dally Pllol Clutlfled S«tidD ••• IU-5171. Start colle'e in the Army tbi1laU. Now you don't have to choose ::::::::::-:---:;;;;:::::=-... betWeen serving your country and continuing your education . , . ' .. " ' . I I .. • P.roject AHEAD. Aslc your Army Representative. . &45·1153 Cata Mesa 112.e121 11.itlqtlR llladl ' ' join cheer"'* wbdwP..,dS~ I .. . . Capistrano • You may have noticed the n ew big white building '!Vith the-orange tile roof at the Junipero Serra offramp to the San Diego Freeway. That's · our company, ENDEVCO, & we manufacture ·& market sophisticated precision electronic instrumentation systems. · We Curnntlr H-'1111 Folowlilg Openings: *PBX ReceP!ionfst *Precision Mechanical Assemblers * ElectrOnlc. Assemblers *Ceramic Lab Assistant .. If you have experience Iii any of the above, & . would like to work for a well established progresslv- compaoy In our bea!ltiful &cUlty, Please submit your resume or stop by & apply at; • ENOEYGO Rancho rllji load San :Juan l;apis1:lano An tqual Opjiortunity. Emplofei: ' ' l ' J ( • ( I I ••• /' -, -------· -. ~--.. ·· ._ -----------------l ~~~'DAI' LY PtlOTIUO. llwolla. • S..ndoy-:A!l!lo ."'._"" 111755• 1055 Ml•c•ll.;;..o.. 8080 M••lcol G--' 90 I 0 G•Mral 90 I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ......_, .. , IOIJ ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ••••••••••••••••··~·••• look Sall 9060 Ma.I.cl:)!•/ . •••••;••••••••••••••••• Scoo 9110 ....................... W .. MTED ~R·•:::•R10G"0E00RS0•SN·-::.-;• ~ ~;·;-~·~·;i;; .. ;;:;:~;:::i::.·· s:,·i:;;.~·~·v:;;i;;:·~~·. TOP c':sH DOLLAR DRUllKIT,S3$~g ~ VAllslTY 10 SPEED l'Um.,A &<Mlle. ftllerfluoboat,11'tbp.~ PAID FOR YOUR Call-u·~· Bos. t Whal 14'Hoble&TraUor Likeoew.SlO!li 875..-rM ms Yalulm• lllL ""°' Many 'xtr'... 141-A'J:l 1 afterlPll I mK:Ct$0.ltt_. Wllaoa'aBarpinNook 18bp Mt.board .... 23 JEWELRY, WATCHES. n · OD er Sailboalll'slooprig,newYAMAHAZ50StreilllM. S&SW. l9thst.C.M. COOIOle TV, wlDdow air ART OBJECTS. GOLD '6S Martin 1).28. Reuona· (never used) $82S aails w /trailer. $375. $200. tt'Tl Jkmda SL10. • • eoadltlaner.SaL-llwi.345 SILVER SERVICE. hie. Mate offer.""""' 17' Booton Whaler 536-71126. • $180. Bth Jd cood. l1S E.1911>8'.CM FINE FURN & AN· TultlnAve.,CartaMeaa. 6Smen: trlr ' $2995 1..::::...:='----'----I Senate,C.11.- ..... 1030 Sacrific~ beaut. • F'lllLY G Sal TIQUES. 645-DlO , " HOBIE 14' .................. f Se 'I slJI kin.a a: .. "' uqe e Drum 1et, wood grain 20' IMP 225 OMC, trlr, radio, wlPvt. Beach Mooring BIO KlD Sbo ,., SUsuJd Gr•pbk 4.15 $100 bdum. ctbi :· c~ Sund•)' oDly. 8al Arbor, Kng Si. Bed. New, com· Greta:c:bc Ludwig com-hardto I """AS &i3-73S6. TS90, new knobbiea. •-' · rm, ta es c · C. M. plete still pit d.'Xt let "80 1•-........ p, c ean! ..,.,.., , ___ .:_;.;;..;.~---I h i I U •··" loml. ,.Tt·~~~ ~1~:~ p':;~:~~o~ Mdlst Sell F\Jrutture & firm 'siso <~ ~: P e ... or ·~·-l9'Gulfstream, 150merc, trlr $3495 'io.., Sii / ~."~~._, aya 12 cn.16SS2 move.&16·lM6. mtsc. ltahld tl.erm. Sat· QnS1$l'IO,usuallybome l'orslJe:AttoSax. 25'NovaTwin,1975,nearnew, DcKk Pl 90701_::;:..c. ______ _ erer Line 'Hunt· sun 31-Y··•-CM incl del . 835·2263. Re8wnable trlr •-e~·as $11 995 1 '70 SUZUKI 2$0C'c, lngtoa Harbor. ' BLUE Floral Cnr. Group. 541)..9esa -ua"11' ' . 842·1231 °' .r.u: ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• atreet/d.lrt. lo. mi. AM /FM stereo, xi"'-COMPLETE Hsehold. Office """'lhn & * WEEK•EHD SPECIAL* '50' P0;'.~:11' $425. 1MS-31111 8035 ~~~50$200 cub only! ~~V~G-_fr~0001.f .• ~~s •. 9,A~~!::b A+V:~? EquiptMttt 8085 II MewloatsWll•Sold PrlvateReaidence. 19'1SYam1haRD2SO.Ask-·• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• .At Cod & ..._. COit T'hlt W.-...cl ing ~or make of'r. Call ••••••••••••••••••••·••• PC C d din dresser, gold chair, Ken· more. 830·78S3 EXEC DESK Matlog NEWPORT p .. CIFIC SLIPS . Newport Boacb •" •pm,557-9921. lllmal aye.n ~ittens . 1~ · ustoro-ma e · more w asher, much d Verv gd cond. A SadorPowcr '"" Seal/blue. Sbot.s. CSA. 1ng set. more. Everything must Schumann China woo • ' 2200 673 5253 '70 Honda 450. Extra '151-8221. , SS74951/S48-8391 go. 2952 Peppertree Ln. Empress Dresden ptm $225. 968.9897 W • Coast Hwy. . · . parts . $500. Call after Si K' R SOLID MAPLE John CM. 556·0316 Sac. Roll-top <bk, $160 Mtwport Inell 64S..2110 Boat. sltp on Perunsula. 15 GPM m .7463. w'1':h~~s. l~t~~~pi~~ Alden group, EXceuent NewwhiteLevelorblinda ::!.·n~t~ii:~~t~·lf OFFICE fu~lture. must ~ to.18lootsail.Approx .5' '"'3 H,onda CB500-4. X1nt background. 536-7962 Hut~b $100. Table $7S. 4 (2) 6' x 5' $125. New din· . . sell due lo illness. cau ~ wide. 673-6790. I --~-----.., Cbw.rs,$12.50ea. ing room chandelier $25. MODERN .Hospital bed. MrsAkers63l·0983 . . loah PowH' 9040 lo.ti, Speed& coodilion. ~ Siamese kittens. A~ Garage Sale, 13S E. White dresaer with mir· wheelchair, commode. Exe svl cbrs $15/3S scy Glftlrel 9010 •••••;••••••••••••••••• Sid 9080 548· $1.Sea .Swks. Wilson ror $75. Sailing Sabot & like new. 347.4793 aft machine cvrs. ~hrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• 30 , ELCO Express ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 450 Honda Superb S48.Ql7G DINlNG Rm . Set. misc. items. 11·5, Sat· 6PM $8/34,scydks.Pierce-86713'Speedboalstyte,glass Cruiser, T IS, Rebltl..6' Glasspar. 75hp. Cond. $750 /Beat_orrer. PenJan KittensCFA. Fruitwood top Din. tbl Sun . .521 Femleaf,CclM. RCA Whirpl wshr/dryr gd w.19th, CM. ~7411. over wood. Great for Engs .. SIP• 5, Cockpit J ohnson OB. Top cood. Work, 524·0610, Eve. Blk&Tortie. wJantiqued legs, 4 SCUBA Gear Girls St.in· wrkg cond. sss. 2 girls ElectricSpirltduplicator ~~~srai ~ij!lln~~-couches. XlntCond. Two $1,400.496-598$. &42·2702 • 545-1887 leaves, 8 a~tq'd c~rs gray~ Guo' Books & stingray bikes. $20 ea. like new. ' cushioM oarS & traile; boat owner. Must sell! 11• MINI Skippers. 20HP 73 TS 511zuki. 1'100 mL Siamese kittens, 8 wits $38S. Mate.bin~ China magazines. 916 Almond 1~ sq ft or TerTa Cotta 642·1200. $100. i 14 61 Doi an, Make offer. 67S.3238. Mere. control, trlr. $950. Like oew. Best offer over old . llousebroken, ..,., . chest $215, all 1D beaut. Pl, N.B. Sat. 9-5.644-5764 We, $75. 2508l DeSalle. Garden Grove n ear Family Boat.19721.arson. 673--0382 $650. St. Lega1673'847S -..w cond.644-2902. L.H. COPIERAPCrorbomeor E lid O ............ ~ T · h II 11.Shpmerceng l..::."'--':=:_ ___ -:-:..,-,-lc="-'"-'--''---:--:--=-89J..846l. Moving-Cheap. plants . . ofc. Only $SO. incl'g, $25 UC & r.,.................. K~ityu em &. wht. $3295: 1o.n. Storogit 9090 '13HONDA500,iomL Ex.. Dinette set, drop leaf ta carpels TV washer furn. An.tique ~u~tnap 0Grand supplies. 646--4424 UIU'Pft. 'O 'TR~•L Ph· 494.1Ac9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tra& . .$950. ble w /2 d rawers. 1506Pecan HBS36-3096 P1ano,21tv1ngnn ull·u .......... ,... "" ..,....,"" · ~., · 642-0888 Doql 8040 Chairs $80. 547·3182 ' · chrs, French ,Prov. 500 DRAFTING Table, pro-Respon~ibl~ .party to rent 18' Cabi Cruiser w/Out· SCRAM I "S I----'="-"---- •••••••••••••·•••••••••• Est t S le 36 .• Rd Oak SAT. SUN &"MON. 2921 Arrowheads, old prints, fessional 5' steel, like yokurGskd1/uf:ilily.boat(orl brd&tr~r SSrad head& UI Motor Ho...._ a e a • "D"S B di rd Pl SA Id i w pnce & guaran· ·I · · s~-/R...t 9160 •PET WORLD• pedestal coffee tbl . ra o ".'.old mirrors, o sea es, new,$70.S48·~ teed r . galley.Slps6.$1800.Call ANSWERS -• (The Townhouse facing stereo cabinets hvy care 0 your eqwp· 846 4823 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cocke rs, Chihuahua, Ori~ntal r ug_s, stereo ·Dyer Rd.} 5S&003S glass top cofft:e tbi. twin Pets 8087 ment. 846·2162. 644-0278. • -· Potent -.Arcqde .60 GMC vaD 11• Jleblt Poodl_es , Shi~·tzu, Doxie, cabinet, Rd din tbl w/2 beds, squafe pedestal ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Classic 14 ft . Peak bay N M fled Dobl e' pi l Bu 11 s ' leaves, etc. 67S.5937 . Moving. Various house-serv;ng tbl oval glass Himalayan kittens. Seal & Wnt~ to ~uy . Boal, 12 to launch Tender off Sea ,!Ut~a -,,:rt eng. Newly converted. ' Cockapoo. Pekes, hold items. Furniture,& 1 '. tbl /4 hrs bl ts ·h uaJ CFA 14 . Fiberglass or . 'd C 1 J.•n e-1 Y renovatedSJJ.SOorB/O. Westies.lOO mixedpup.GreenColonialCouch~ appliances. Sun.10·5, topaumpalio c .· uep .s owq · aluminum.L8to40H/P, Diamon · 4 y . &a5. REPAIRMAN PPS48-4685befl0.af\6 pies. Stud svs most Matching Chair. $100 11713 Gladstone Circle 600 records, ear~y 30s reg.$7S.up.831·1807 &lrailer.493-3534. seats8.$2500.675-6161 ~ihe:te~~~bi:~sto~n~ '73 DODGE Cabana 21'. b..-..ods 2525 w 17th at Call9'19·5219aft5. 531-6410, up,. collectors iten:is. B•BYCHINC!IlLl.A 1o~. Roni/ • . ·~ .... · · Ladies desk, .....-n<>nti"" "' 1o~ MI-;{ vn Heworksesamechanic comp.aelf-cootd.Boat&: Fa1rv1ew SA Openeves ~.-~ ~·"' Female,tame,6wksold. lilln,. Git Ch~r . -so 51 On · · · 6 • H A R D W 0 0 D Sat/Sun lOtll14PM. front. Many more items. Service 020 ur-TC' l'v in a TV stor e. and trlr. hitcb, air. ps4. • 53=•.:·SO.o27=·------I .d bo d good f din "~"A"""' Raised in loving home. ••••••••••••••••••••••• moon11·ghts as an a•·r· Iy .. ~ mil ·~~1s or _ s1 e ar . or · Gas Dryer. Stereo Unit. .............,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---·~ . g I b d $50 No breeders. pleast. CORONADO 35, Sail, by c o n d i t i o n l n g 631--0182 Beaul. female collie to in e room. . vacuum ·cleaner, baby CUSTOM Bou tiquE 979-1469. Scorpio Mmine d ay wk . or mon lb. 1--'-'-'--'--'-------good hom e. No papers 642·6617 buggy, 2 pc couch & Closeout• 50% off' l\e·k REPAIRMAN. '62ChevySchoolBusCon· $30.842·0549/537-6239. Black Herculon couch, other Goodies. 1114 Beaut. Da·y & Alt. s: Old ~nglish Sheepdog En~\~:·sy~~=p~r:~g 714·325-1334 version. Beaut interior. Dog Obedien'ceClass to good condition. $50 or Valley Circle! CM. (al the Quiana PJ sets, blouses. puppJes. AKC. Moth.er Refr free est548·97M Elegant 49' Alaskan for T~rtatioll Must see, Sac. $3000. •-·t f 548 2928 west end ofV1ctona. Pantsuits, c·•-·-, tops . Bntisb Import. Family g. charter. For information ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... -Start Wed.August 27th. ~ or. . · °".....,.., I t ti I Cb C •~-/ --· lnNewport·J.tvineArea. AptSale,everythin~ Szs .. 4 thru 8. FinE ~ erna o na am· Custom Marine '!'ood· pleasecall:548-8280 ~rs.-1--'-"-'--.-------M Unique carved hatch J.01 0 Anti ue chairsg Fabnc, $2 yrd. Must see! ptona. 494 -6926. w o r k . Rep a 1 rs , . Rent 9120 7:30P ·5464928 coffeetable,$50orofter. gto.t•'qk(be )( n~l 751-6261 Pl. &O . 8090 Remodels. James loah,Satl 9060••••••••••••••••••••••• Id R . 548·2928 Ou.Jun c ap .,.,,., mos rgans H ·'-1868 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • B • AKC Go en etnever · l6tbApt0·202,548 . CRUSHEDV I tJ kt••••••••••••••••••••••• oover,MO· eves. , PRIVATEER ·•·71 VW Cam~r. u.,. • • pups, Xlnt hunters. fam , .. So d fts eye ace · FIELD'S W b 20 • aux. ble top, lo m1, fully ts wt 1 493-8861 6 x 17 un era men Hones 8060 ~ Length. Size 8. $10! a r e ouse Boats, Marine sloop. Fiberglass. Xlnt . t XI t d pe • rovers. ' stereo, lovely v.'OOd $15(l -' new S30 best offer Sale. 400 pianos & or· Em-t 9030 co.nd Many xtras 5e35qu999•P3 · n con · . S K I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' . I ed. S . ets .,-,. .. --.. . . . · AKC Minia. Schnauzer as IS. pc g sz con· QUARTER h Id' 7Sl-6261 gans, new us prn ..••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-6474 ---------· Surveyor· . pups male&lem t mpry BR set. Hd/bd 0~ ge mg Grands, Players. Gomg DEPTH Sound er new 8 ft SHELL 36" High • ' (l) oos-set.i. dresser w/miJT. 2 nile w/t~ck, Xlf: disp. Sl75d BM 'S Golf & Tennis Shop. out for bu siness. Rent still in box Apel~ $300, 3 WATTS spinnakers. o/.i good condition · Orange County'.s lf t ---------•stands 25 x 15 w /2 ~rest 0 erw/goo Sale!2538Newport,CM . W/°'pl buy . Kaw~i , R a dio, Marine AM oz.759sq.'.Xlntcond. 64.5-873) DeaJer.Fulllineinchld· Oachund. Blk /tan, stan· drawers ea. $350. 2. pc ome. (213)592-1531. Open 7 days. 642·5440 St~ tn w ~ Y.. Ba Id win, Bi mini 550 & antenna. $250 ea. ~lso two , no. 22 . ing Mini Homes, Bubble dard. 4 mo. AKC.Sbots. c ust sect $250. Misc. BEAUT Pinto Gelding 4 T 600 p ,, Ch1 cker1ng, Yamaha, s125.545.2901 sheet winches, $100 pr. MobdeHomn 9140 Top&MotorHomes. 842·0882. 548·8442 N. B. · ' o s co . 0 we Kimball, Wrltzr. After 5. 642·3315. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 yrs, gentle. Telescope. Like new, $75. FIELD'S-(714)63S-2170 T w i n 1 2 O h / p . '72 Tra vco 27' Super LARGE B 0 R Z 0 I (Russi an 3 piece secti~l . yellow 847·5332 549.3724 12072 Brookhurst. G.G. MERCRUISER engines 20' Fibergl.ass Hull + c I e a n . 'L 0 ~.,SI e d . Wolf bound) Puppies. pd~t~ern, Sl5bdr0. Livmgirml • Reg. 14 yearling stud colt. Detectrom metal detecto EST'TE s•• E. & outdrives. $1,250 ea. Si pars &L _ Md .. c •. , $92SR ' .Ul· Microwave. Sacririce. INVENTORY Champ sired, Blk & wht. 1n1ng rm, m, ye .ow p 3 1 0 m i n 0 . g 0 0 d w· w . " ,,_.. 837.5370. m.an 1 o . acing 513,500 .. 75 price, $24,000. Tei'ms.l -6J9.2182 drap es, and white bloodlines strai ht le S· Ith 1 yr. factory ar Thomas organ. Spinet Salls. Used tWJce, $150. 492.5032 TOCHOOSEFltOM sheers,6 moold,dr~~ry wellmuscled.xfutsbogw, ranty$125.557·5791 model, j ust tuned. Usedi~t.echVHFmarine S48-4193or 673-Tl07 · H lingl leach SIBERIAN Huskies, hardware, $500. Dirung studprospecl·$1500·Also BLACK&DECKER Perfect condition. $300. radio , comp l ete , . Mobile hm, 2 bdrm, ten ~~ !~~Fo~~~~~P:~ set, oval pecan, ~125. reg.~ 3yr. old Getd, 16h. ELECTRIC 6464781 ~/crystals. S!&-77T1 ror ~lr~~ose 2f4u lfl1~r:~a:s wide. Adult Pk. Reas. C;;:i&;cb'~"' homes. C;1.IJ for appt. YeUow ~alt.em recliner, S ho w or race p r o· LAWNMOWER I b d info. 2u·sJ353a alle es . Smfurn.493·3275 HB •••~•1 $50. Soh(l oak dresser, spect·Sl 000 Also reg v. $50 645-S9t.: Sm a l Ba '/ Gran , . · ,c v · . • ..._.._. 838-4996 , $40, solid oak desk, $25. Black M:ar~SlllO Ev°en~ Ebony finish. $850. Ol!fBOARD SeaguU6HP. LEHMAN 10, exc 1 cond Mo~,!:•/ Wl'lrnm anlr ~ solid oak tbl, $25. JC.!.ng i a g after 9 p M & Refrig, gas, wks, $IS. Frpl Raylene, (9·5) 835-4495. Sliver Century $200, 2 sails dolly & ·cover Sc . 9150 bed, comnlete. $35. King w k d 645-1ZJ8 eq ui p $5: Camera . . 645-4835 • 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AKC, 9 wks,sho bedspread ' $ 3 5 , ee en . brdryer, $3. Sls.0404 Lowrey S~1net Piano & $300. 968·190 Harley Davidson, l,~c • • 645·7255 Pvt. Pty. Re(rigerator, 12 cu ft, AMER . Sdl. brd, 14 yr, , . . , . Bench. Like new. $475. ~.~;!:~~~ ..... !~;'.~Kite 1200; Jil<e new . C ustom. Call Tom Free to You 8045 $30. Stereo, pecan, 5' Mare, exp'd. rider. Eng/ 57 ~ham link !ence 5 hi. 549.3724 25' Owens 1965 Good Unsinkable! Pleasure•l.".968~-035~.'.:7.'------11 ---------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• long.$l00.642-5S69. West.$450.S57-8795. Rail~posts, caps $45. Wurlitzer piano very nice Cond Mu~t Sell.' Mov· racing champ. Cost '70 H d 3 000 i .1t a~i ~n G reyh~und ~ 2 Twin m att/bxspn:igs, LG. PALOMINO Gelding. 8304 · cabi n et. Xl~l lone. ing! $aooo. 67J.5298. $l600; sell $850675-6161 reblt ~~g.aN~ ctut::!, I~ '7~ Explorer 20. self cont •. m1n1atute kittens . nearly new. King ,9 yrs. Some exp. nee. Great Books of The Recentlytuned.49J.6861. , ·12 Hobie I6 w/tzailer. ofchrome.53&-0184 a1r,slereo,slps 8.$1200. ·846--.,.--8963-::--· ..,.---::----! . .:beds:::=:!P::.'":::a::d:::-.::Cal=:l.:962-=._7:.o897:::__1 ~$300~~-.:!54~5'.:-7!.:300~~da~ys~. --1 Western World. Xln Sportl G··~ 809 .. '75 SdKI PJhACK T24 . F /B7. Xlnl cond . $1600. '_968_-927 __ 1. _____ _ _ cond. 556·71..24 or 546-197 "9 -" Use 3 rs. win 1 5 '74 Vespa Scooter 200CC 1· Lab(Shep 14 mo, fem: to Large Teak Desk & Chair Used Western Saddle, 14 Pat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Volvos. Trim tabs. Cost 833·2900· xlnt. cond. $600. ' ' Troia.rt. TnPel 9170 loving hm . Gd w/kids, $75. . inch padded seat $50. . For sale Ml carbine. 12 $15,600. Sac. $13,700. SAN JUAN 24, No. 255, 548-7150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cat.s,allpets645-0337 549-3'124 548·3655 Refngerat;or. 9 .E. 2 .dr. gauge dbl 303. Enfield 846.3575 Yellow hull, 8 sails 2, $200 REBATE on $1,000 c· . 1 & f1 h 8 ks $125. Twin size folding carbine Mint. 493-4185. . . , speed winches Many ex 74 Yamaha DT 360A En· trlr. Pert. for Sports car. ,..1r Lione. as · . w • Vinyl Couch. floral pat· Horse s:Gaited Gelding bed. $45. 552·8655. . 1960 Chns Conroe. Z7 T.S. tr 831 0429 ' . duro. 4. 700 mi. Xlnt. 847-«193 tnale kittens. Tra:I.ned. tern,Autumn colors ideal Pinto. Gentle, Ex. Health 2 TENTS (2 man), 1 lite, 1 Xlnt cond. ttlroout. $5500. as. · rond. Many xtrus. $750.1 ~--------- 673·5686/963-4lffi. £or kids. po,_ .f94..7168. & Spirit. Tack & Eqllipt. 3 PC. WHITE Dresser. heavy . Reasonably MustSell 675--8638eves. Hobie Cat 16', trlr, racing 675·4363. DLX TENT TRA fELo REE P G Id ' $650 645-4495 Port.Dshwshr,woodtop. priced.CallDan.548-4193 gear 496·6085eves Days TRAILER LIKE NU. F art 0 en Recliner, 3 position . · Din.rmset.Matt&bo .23'Sportcr~. . .9· 71es · 1974 Honda TL125, xlnt SLEEPS &·'EATS S Rel~. Fem. 3 m06. Lov· Green. Xlnt condition. Mwelry 8070 sprgs. 540-2522&557-416 Heavy Pro punching bag, Equipped for fish/ski. 633 l ll,ex cond., many xtras. $475. N RL y s ELF CON• eskids.968-8384 $70/o£r.557·5S54. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa Verde w/gloves.$30. $3,800. Arter 5pm. 24• Yawl. Gaff rigged. 493-4308after&pm T A IN ED. 962·5814, MALE Ger~. Shep1 SELLING aU , like nu, W..;,MTED . CPT L bas 361 ds S49·3656. 548-8813. Dacrons. Cedar hull. 25 '73 H d 350CL I $1,095. Sheepdo~ piix, 4 m0&. 2·Br apt, e leg furnshg & A 24 ~un~~e~vocado Jm: Remington Auto. 12 Ga. J'l' New Frbgls F1ybridge h · P · gr a Y' $2 •30,Q · eta~: i1nt condi~~c. i -u~.-.~d-3_1_' _N_o_ma_d ___ (loocl __ Gd.w/chlldren.646-9100. appl 's,paint'gs&access TOP CASH DOLLAR shag. $3.29 sq. yd. Shotgun Browning Di~l Cruiser. Cu&t ~It 8274249. 548-6888. condiUon.Selfcontained,. PUPPIES, ball Old Eng. sterling, crystal, king & P A ID F 0 R Y 0 UR 642·1737 appt. model, w/ Compensation for hve a~anl or cnns· 14' Kona Catamaran All . Air condiUoo. F\all bath.. Sheepdog. to good home. dual bed, gold I!· bead J EWELRY, WATCHES, custom Birdseye Maple ~ng. Ask 1ng $34,000. racing gear & trap. Like Yamaha '72 lOOMX, like $2750. 496-2305. 1917 Anabeim,C.M. brd, French antiq. furn. ART OBJECT'S. GOLD, J'ENNIS balls 3 ror 99" stock, ck. rest & 646-6123. Nu$6'.95675.1725 . new. Never been.race<1.1.::=::::.===-----"'"'-===c..:=--1 & fine jewelry, collec S ILVER SERVICE, ~en/w~men gol! & ten· forearm-le ft handed , Call642·9834. AlltoSHTlce& Lab setter pups, 8wks. tibles.$56-4139 F I NE FURN & AN · n1s atlrre 40o/.,·50% o£f. stock.$100.548·1Z16 21 l.M .P. AztecV:p, Desperate MustSell ,72 HONDA 750 Parts 9400 'Free to good home TIQUES.64s--2200 B M 's Tennis Shop 1/0.lo hrs.new em 16'Snlpew/trlr+many •••••••••••••••••••••._ 499-2788 ·BA BYLI NE 3 drawe1 M h"--1078 642·5440 Ston, Res....... axle trlr, all gear. $3195 Extras. $4751bstofr.Call Xlnt cond, lo mi, full ,67 VW squareback · dresser w/change table ac .....,..,, Bar 8095 or trade .. ? 557·9157 & 538-0793&633-3599. dress.$1500.556-0567. n ine runs $ISO f'ree to gd home. 6mo old avocado, $35. 962·1030 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• POOL TABLE ••••••••••••••••••••••• S46·0302 G.,3~T10'1Or548-4l9J • loveable Siamese cat. Portable steam cleaner, 8ft. Good cond. $50. Scots Ice Mach. w/3 H.D. , k Tw . 110 AQ UA CAT & new lrlr. Spayed 646·1420 OAK 4·dr awer dresser~ Citaticin mdl. 00. Make 497·26118. 2 dr Toaster Bun 1967 11 1SdMar t ir amCi ' Xlnt. cond.-$700. 963·7962 T!IO trans, transfer case. . t h . t . h d offer 96319591540-,_... . . w an em r , ean. ma c 1ng win ea · · · ........,, AVOCADO de. t warmer. SJS Nat. Csh. 52300 968.9897 eve. , Muntzy trans, &: '64. 'l:~.?1~m~n y~sep!f~. board.$45.962·1<n> Miscl'llmteOUS 8080 dlshwashe~~ xln~~~~ Reg. sm. Silex cof. . . 14 ' SA IL BOAT AMF"fiy. , . Chevy parts. Reason&• Houseb~oken. Loves MOVING Must Sac.••••••••••••••••••••••• Sm l maple t ables, maker557·9159 Make the most~ your ing Fish . '74 Model ble,84.2·1231. kids.962.7216. ~rmal Liv-Rm, Fam· PUILICAUCTIOM lamps, $3 .50·$7 .~0 .yy,Rodio, summer In a28 Luhrs, w /trlr. X lnt. cond. . AUfosforS• ---------1 Rm, Den , Guest-Rm, MANYITEMSOFFINE Games, puzzles, misc. HIFi Stereo 8098 $7800.538·6304 544·7287 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :ASSORT·ED Kittens, M.str Me.diterranean ESTATE JEWELRY, ~5.1230SandKey,Cc1M. ••••••;••••••••-•••••• 2'7' Unirllte C. C. T IS H b. 6 •4246 $1750 ~.Race, adorable & healthy. KmgszSu1le AlsoHome ART OBJECTS AN Lil< ' 0 ie 1 • " • · R-~-95•0 552-E . · C , · JrvineCoastCountryClu ROSSAM /FM ser.rec. xtras.Slps6, enew. · Xtra parts/equip. Xlnt. -. " ..___9_17_• _____ -I ntertainment enter TIQUES, FINE FURN.. Membership ror sale. bullt·in 8tr 1 yr old good 846-8004 Com I w/2 trlt5. 673-2087 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TO GD HOME Sk T w /Hutch & Butcher ETC. PHONE FOR IN· $750. 646-0800 or oCrict cond. $55 or best, also 8 , ,, p '72 Yamaha 175 MX., f~t. 1989 Lotus SI, Formula F, . , . p)~ Xii Block Bar. Xlntcond. No FO. & BROCHURE. 838-4700 tr, cassette tapes. call MUST SELL! New 14 9 HOBIE 14 with trailer. top s ha pe. $450. 74 wttb trailer le: fire suit. ·;!1i~·t s4. ~ds~lts o'nly, reu. offer refused.~ 64.s.2200 · M.a rkS98-15.f? Sport Boat w /trlr. Fully eq'pd. $850, Call Yamaha 125 Enduro, Spare parts. t20IJQ. Call 5594490 to appreciate in lrvine. Pool table, cost$1.,SOO, bs $1,395/offer . &L'>-1745 6.f2·5S40 dirt, $450. Buy Both & Roaa after 5pm (n4) ------~----< SS2·0681. OCT AGO~ avocado ofr. Executive desk, c.os 2ColorTV'S,25", ORRJON 18, V·huU, 1972 Save. MuatSelll646-40l3. 495-G8'73. • Sweet., sweet, kitten's:! GORGEOUS Home run of ~h°If:!d ~r ~e~~4 $1,500~ b5~ ~r. Cl'b"°et ~e~~ R~~· ocean/bay boat. n cu. 3g• Coluziala u oo ans. keep trying. 4 WW.el Drt 9550 . Lnbl"glhwrh,t264bo6n~yl2L, 2 gray, furn. Comp. liv rm, den, Pedeat~l bue ~roughl $7ch5a·: .. pi•.anke"nu = ... ~~c . . in ./ 16 5 h , P . Ford Cruisepequipt. 150d%1 '71 Yamaha SOMX, runs ••••••••••••"!:•••••••• ... · "" 2 bdrms, game-set. j iron, swivel high bck ... , ,.........,.inm ·Packard Bell Stereo Waukesha wNotvo out· <?en<?•· ressurewtr, .b good. $250 or best offer. FREEKI1TENS Family yd. sale too! cbrs.$35.Call&Ls.816laft &&2·1800. AM/FM. 20'' Color 1V drive. Great cond. Must li~elines,cstm!3iterior,5 Call642·307laft.5. 4 x~ I HOUSEBROKEN 544~ Hum! H~! &PM. Pool table, $80. RoD-awa~ Console $200. 644·0105 sell. $3495.(714) 673-3296 wmches + muc more. • • S .. 963.1m 13362 Ethelbee. Tumn bed $lO. . . 7-9pm. e v e s & wk n d s , Bristol. Bst offer ov~r 71 Yamaha F.nduro ~· A 1 TENNIS membership top 5404614 (714)549-8907work. $19,000. Finan. avail. $450. Excellent coodt· '7Z, ....:...._,. .Malecats,2 yrsor5mo's. GarocpSale 8055 local ch1b. Make offer. · Must Sell. leaving Stale. , . Yacht ing Associates. tion.Call 675-9460aft5 ..._.. Both blk & wht, all shots. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 833-3643or581·7800 Sac. den rum .• camelbac Top of tbe line Sanyo 4 30 VEGA Fiberglass 2S05 w. Coast Hwy. NB. , Wagon.. 3 ~peed w!t"' 640-6579. PUILIC AUCl10N trunk some jewelry c channel rcvr. BSR 610, diesel trawler. Loaded. 646-0551 • 69 SUZU~TC120, h u b s , a 1 r c n d. ---------• MANY ITEMS OF FINE Son Y T: V . 5~ /Ga !. sterli~g fltwr. 642-2845. deluxe turn tbl-4 :llx.18" Im mac. NBslip.531-1923 , . 1500 m1. $Zl5. ('53HGB). Need home ror Orp.han ESTATE JEWELRY Laminating resin bolt·1n 4·way air 5U&pension , . 15 SAILBOAT. lmmac. 551·1816 $4199 .Kitten. Smart+ cute. ART OBJECTS AN '. Auto/truck air cond Boys Schwinn Var lOsp spkrs. $700 or bst offer. 67, E,~1nrude Playmate 4JIP 0 /B. Seats 8, Sails '7 H d $250 ln ___ .:S48-=--·ccl7.oSl'----I TIQUES' FINE fuRN 646..f.230 bike $40. TAKA guitar 1 673-1539. 1• 10 w/1/0, lrlr. Very gd. cond. $495.675-9568 4 on a 750, B ex· •74 I ti Scout -ETC PHONE FOR IN' string w/case x.lnt con g d cond. $1800. 3081 tras. $1,500 or est. n Doberman /Shepherd ? FO · & BROCHURE. Apartment size refrig. $1lO. Fisher skis 185 cm Citizen B a nd R adio, Hayes Ave, CM (E. of Sabot, FIG, dolly, canvas 5484663 Auto, V-8, air cond.~ MixFem.lOmosold.A 645.2260 · Onedoor$35. M·arkerbindings$40/ofr. Lafayett~ Comstat 25. Fair.view&· o(f co_:er, oars, $350. ,70+IONDA 450, new power s t eering .. . Lover. 557·3700 & 646·1484 Floortablelampw/glaSl A~IDC ~1th.power desk Paulanno.) 6755139. brakes, backrest, clean. (913KLM). j ,:656-6590. LIDO Gara,er. ,Sat, Sun. Walnut rem tbl, oof. tb1. tray, antq go.Id & gree:r mike, big slick antenna, 21' GLASTRON 1/0 160, '7316' Hobie &trailer. Gd $700 or bes t offer. $4899 l G erman S h ep herd 10-5.805V~alidoNord . Mapleend&oof.tbl,old base$35.a45·1544 ~ =7& access. $130 . fatho., radio, bait tank, shape. Nda cleaning. 545-3Q63. )·Female. Beautiful. 1Fumt ·• TV 1• ,camp t'~v, scbJ dlks, 1-oak, l·mple. Wood en Ramp. Stn::mgl $3975. 536..f410;9G-tl083 $1,600firm.55'1·2800. M-U-S~T~Se-11-,-75-u-~---550-t '74 557 3'l00&55f.6SIO an ern, wa e r a 11, Barbell/dumbbell set led .... ......._ L...a. & M.-• •-. • tobogcan, rock tumbler, Call6'15-8lSlaf'l6PM ·construe ·~-·•~ -..:.~ 18'Caravel.'73launcb.85NEW Columbla 32 4eyl,only3400mi.Ask-Lan· d _,. j )lovtng Mu.at give away manymiac Items · 8 fl. rounded. O(fer. ...,..,...._....... MercO(B b)>dn.ulictiJt, Custom. Complete sail· in& $1900. CaUafter7pm Cn11ler friendlfspayedfemcat. • . Goll membenhp lrvi.ne 495-6817· •••••••••••••-••••••1•• navy t~p. $3,450. away. 548·0998 e vea, 887-6393 Hardtop, 4 lpeed, want · 875-7829after5pm. Beach mabdrel with CoutCountryClub. Mhce .... • G ... Nll 90 0 Mlch8ud·l&ell.87s.<19LS. 613-1995 · , hub1, radto, heater, motor. 10 ft. aluminum Reaa.493-lDI&. D ••••••••-••••••-••••• 72 YAMAHA MX. ex· (238LFD). J I 50 ladder. Smallhanddoll,y W_..... IOll BO)'SCOUTSoeedboats, 1947 .0wens, 33', new 26'hudenSoop celleat,$500. $4999 O & • caster •-· doi~. Trade signed Plca110, ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• cat1&aJrplane1. Tax ad· paint, top fr hull. Motor ExcellentCoodition 536-7671. • ................. •••••• ll\IUI: SS c ·sH ss-• ~ 499-u·· ------'---I BED, klnC sille mattress, Luggage racks. Portab e Miro. Dall, etc. for Audi A , rv vantaget. 5'6-48111> A·l . t&SOO. S56-f337 _...... ..., '11 le 74 TM4QO ·su. lri eJ l • box. spring1, frame, xtra Singer ~ewing ~achine. or Mer.cedes. Box: 6107, Good utt'd. fum/relrtp $.150 15' Navy Life Boat Tahiti 16' Skt Boat 140 HP '12 Venture Pop-Top Both xlnt shaP:. ~ • .,... llft.ii & '-·m, sUU pe~•ed, ~15 Typewnter chair. Three Anabe1m, 92306. Pvt. Frzrs/stoves.546-078B. 'o 8 pt -~· M . 1 0 •. S l lboat 22• Mot _ 531-8674 ~L WlliCI, ... ~ tier utility cart with elec· pty. nu I , ena. o . f'N'I· ercrwser I . Aa:M • , • or ~· · -(val. $525) ~· .95 tric outlet. Mhc. items w.ntd. Complete or nr 6'75-IOl3 . trailet.8*-52'1'2aft6 trailer. Extras, Xlnt. Must aell! Nu June 'TS TOYOTA , <-.:al. $42!5). Delivery m· and some antiques . Shopmstr/jolntr·plnr$1S, com plete sets of old • COOd.$3,500.631·1118 Honfla ElAinore cBizs . .' ,cl d. 63l·OC88. Hours lOAM·&PM . 3070 bit/disc s ndr $40. Un· China dinner wear. BOAT SHOW'S IOSTOM WH.ALa ll Dirt. W/cartieraitl948. l9'6 tbbor, CM. 646.930l vABBEY RENTsFURN. . Killybroolce Ln. CM used. 96S·l6l5. ~~· , 40 hp. Jobnsoo~ CAL Z.24 . JSSHARBORBL:CM . DBL. DECK Elec. brick Wj\NTED: Sofa le lov· A couw.• $985. Well equ1poed, custom 1971 Honda CBJ.75. Xln~ 1973 SCOUT ' CALL (714)645-4772 G.ARA.&ISALI bed Pi&za oven. $25. Dick eaeat, color appropiate •n 3S' OWENST.S. F'Ap.Cn. interior, 8 lfp Johnson, cond. $37S. Runsauperb. T R A V E L T 0 P ; l . Furn, bks, dt;corator Church's R·eiL. 2698 for Blue & Whl. liv. rft\o DDoi bQ.1 untl! you see Loaded w/xtnl, $1.2.000. Extremely fast. $6000 '78tags.6'2·1167 Automatic, air cond., ¥0• n1·Beaut1ful lov· Items .• oll paJ_nUngs, ah Newport Blvd. CM Top qua I. 6.fo-Gll7 tbe West Colllll a l~est Pvt ptJ (Tl4)el+«IMS f trm . lt•et/wknda : Hodak 90CC Tuch eocc pwr. steerlnc, roof' nc• ~t & &ofa, very gd supplies, anuques, etc. ' IA•tbe·water lnteraa-· *'81S1Days·l!ISMOM , a · · deluxe int.erlor'" le: 1~ Quality. nevor u1ed Sat & Sun 10..f., (1 blk BE A UT . ate rl In 1 Male.. &lonal 11ilboat •how . 16' Gl111p1r. LI. Am. : · , 8od~!}OOCC00 · ~~ mllea.Dl-2040dlr. 962-2562.. ... Weit of Flower btwn Oalware, 40 yn old, 9 -· P1ntabowtqolumlllne Trlr. 6$ Men!. 1 owner. ~lta. W'l 1e •~·, Santlower & MacArthur) place 1etdncs + 24 pcs IMt1 •1.t1 •~ ot erart & equlpmeot. CGA gear xtns $150l' LERMAN tG " flblralw ,}':arpaha front end. All 10 International FWD MOVJNG •,Mutt sell: 372SS.OUwe,SantaAn&. SlOOO . Value $2000: •••••••••••••••-•••••• Ofer8AcN1GlnauUcal firm. us.a.. zia Del 1iilln1 dlutl7 +mu. plastic. J &&pipe.~ PickulJ,huhll.wtncb.trlf Deou, ate...,., colGr 'IV, .,,._ . Pre-CBS Fender ,_ ndtemenL Sept. .. , at 11 ... CM -•f7iil -all. 5"-11310. -· All/Pll, clla ~ ,~,..stools, dbl bed, patio Tablea. chain, Avon bcJt. w/<aM. Good cond. QIO. the Duff In N._rt ' • ' ' 41pd, VI, dbl-· ">i llU'll. & mile. s.t le ~n. tlel~ miac. goodies. frplc. Two Rm tll' c:iooclttkan, Near aew E pipbone BIHb. Watch fcrom"'ldl 15' boat, traller, ?OBJ 14' MINI Sall w/t:M nck. "7IXR·TS a-.., ,lo. mi. hvY dutJ lo.5. JON·~ Lane. wOoi:l,SatfcSunlo-3,3208 tant table ••w, am Olk Glbaon plckup1 4 ta newwpiPftW.t ndio A Mett. Deptli/l'lbftnder, $300. or be1t offer. MlnM':°msm bwnperw. $1515or~ Co&taMen NewYortAve,C.M. tabte.M4·105.1 hardware S2'75.S444'17 tv•1peclal lbowprtciee. stru $47S.~ S75-95Meli!lll'5 • ~ Hl•Zllt or 841•1431c .fa•·· . ' I I • " • I D"' '!50 Trwlts tl&OIY-9570 Mlot, IM,.,W Alllo1, 1,.,..to.1 Alolo1, 1,.,_,w 4W..et ·r"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... ·~·········· .. ········· ··~················· Sund1y. Augu1l 17. 1975 DAJLYPILOT DJ'i ..... o,d\OTon • '1' l'rd. v .a. TOOO ml . IMW t712D-9720 Rot t7Z5 -gv NU -8' ••~R Gd. Cond IQ) lldl' Id ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••·••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• •••••••••••••••• '*""' · '" _....... · Auto. alr, 1 na 1 e Mlot. looporlod ._,,.,on.cl ........... port.cl •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 WD, LOAD_U>. Only &W-t7•9orl4.5-l'48 c•ra:o dr. Xlnt cond . OUHCil COUMTY'S il '10 4dr Sedan. Lo ml., 1974 FfAT 124 $89:99 or ? No. 12tZZI. ·a CHEV. Serv. bed. 41 $3,700ca1b.'93-418S. ~IST gd. cond. O'rif. ownr. STATIONWAGOM MGI 9744 Tri...,,. '767 Yoho 9772. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• H 0 WARD CHEV·, CJ). at lck. Needs Chi· $1 ,MO. 613-«1737 aft. 6pm. 4 1peed wt lug111gc ral·k. DOVE 6: QUAIL STS., wrk.Be1tofr.548-0l«M ..._W..tH 9590 S a ve s your gw s! l'iewport 11'each. 'Nr. •••••••••••••••••••":••• '74 260Z, 4 ii pd, lo mi , (260 KLI ). •74 MM 'TO Triumph Splllln. New OR.AHGE COUl(l"f Nearl)' new. 7,m Mils, top-trans. radials, xlnt VOLVO r Br l1lol, Jamboree . '7411 C ..... SS WEPAYTOPDOLLl\Tt Salu-Servlce-Leaslng AM /FM, WIQO. Pvt. Pty. $2911 llMl5S. Automatic, pwr. •leer-P'ORTOP USEDCARS Roy Corver, lltc:.. callafl55'8-32116. 831-137.5 ,493·3375 ! .,,-_.._..,_ Ins. PDBralce1, radio, F OREIGN, DOMESTIC R 11 l\ c BMW Dama:oik red, A!\1/f'M, co n d .$l .3 .50 /o !r £XCLUSTVt:t.YV0LVU Cu,;tom car. Cove~ Jn 67S-3522/S4S·l79'Z. Lil rw;est Volvo Dealer eluded. in Oranj(e Cow1ly! ...._.......__ vinyl roof, tur bi ne orCLASSICS 0 1 oy Cl '75 280Z, New w/undcr t914124Wagon.Lo.Mi. I Th!t 4 wbeeldrive hua wheels . Nice One! ,_ 1 234E.17thSt. 1000 ml, without con· Auto,1-·M.stereo. lockinC huM, roll bar & ( ·-·• --lf your car u exlr11 c can Cost• Mesa ~ verter, fac ai r, sit, mag Dir. Th11UNdC• "71GT6Marktll.Lowmi. BUYnrl.t":ASI!: May le Le-d Uke new. $2,600. 841 .. T.... ~RY.CT !:;;;,;r..· ....... r??.! fftiE~, I di (611CYBJ $21!1!' l~). 13299. ~ · tee UI first . 494 ·16J6. ra 0· · • "· s. .... c .. ,rolct IAUlllUICk whl1 . S ilve r . $.73SO . ·m-::.,c11e.,... TRUCKS 2925Hubcx'Bl•d. '"'·00"0'87......, NtWf'(J!\T tMrurrrs .'73 BRONCO Coet.aM••• """2000 '7ZD4TSUHSIO $999 TOP DOLLAR &'SI. UOAOWAY ST4TIOH to p AID SANTA AHA WA.GOH 835·3 I 71 i-~1o1ctory air conditioning, $3799 IMMIDIAT& Y TtflUIJ'lllAllll 0111v1NO lrllACK1N& automatic tran.,mlssion, FOR ALL radio, heater, new wh ite FOREIGMCAIS .s ide wall ti r t>s, f'xtru clean & very Low miles! SADDLEBACK CA.LL 01 COMI IN <300GNI). TOSHUS $2595 Nl.Wl'Ul\T 1r·H'(J1\ rs BMW DCLUSIVI! 197t fo'IAT 850 5edlln. 3U + mpJi . $5150. CallG7S>8Ul8 IErAIRS-SIRVICE 2025 s M anchester Jo:xchange & Rebuilds Anaheim 750-2011 BROOKLYNBUGCO. -----·• Hondo 9727 Estimalt•s 548-9141 •••••••••••••••••••••••• JIOO W.C..st Hw,. NB. 642·9405 '75 HONDA 54 VE Oft VW Ropai,.. MGB '73, 24M genlle mi. 1-:ng1n e ove rh a ul by woman driver. Must SIOO+part:oi. V3l ve Jobs Stotion Wogon sell! AM /FM, Tonneau. $100 parts incl. Tune-ups No. 1003791 $3,6SO. Pvt Pty. S46--0040. $20. parts/oil change in· $3349 cl. 9to 5. St eve556·9J06 * MGB -'74, Nearly new. -===~'-"'"----! No hidden charges plus Less lhan 3000mi.M950 '68 V W Bus. Semi - t.ax & lie. Ready for im-Call 675·3220 camperlzed, 28,ID) mi on mediate delivery. eng. Radials, cassette All Models in Stock . Opc:I 9746 tape pl. $2400644-4966 __ WE STILL HAVE 8 Vol•osl.eft a t Pre-In~ Prices Co-lnTod.y '73 Ford JIOO W. C-1 llwy.11!. 842·9405 . & Herb FrMcl•det ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69 VW bug, lile blue. 9625GardenGrove 8 1vd. ·71 MANTA IOOO. "s.pd, cl e an. low mil e~. GardenGro,·e 531-7777 xl n t . c o n d . $1 ,595. Teuchermust sell.SIL.50. '71 Wa gon, runs xl nt FREE 673-2095or~ 673-1363or 67J.s:lil Buy 0, F-100,· 'h ton PU. VB, auto., fact. air cond., ---------1 pwr . s te e r i n g, o....,.c.....,·1 PD Brakes, sliding rear Highest S luyft' windows . C lean ! onlmporb DEALER • SERVICE RIST • RIXlll.E LEASE PUNS • (0-1996P > • $3599. 633-98:90. Ill Mexey To~a SelmGfl Chevrolet C111l Roger or HI 5 Year or 50,000 Mlle ~ 72 CHEVY LW. Xlnt ____ ,._, _ _..., _____ I Warranty Available on · --cond., overhead camper FIEE APPIAJSAL //J 11 New BMW 's . 13600 Beach Bl vd' sttell, tape, H-00-lS rears, We buy used cars & !(f" ""''"'-=·" ~· ~1.' Westmhuter U.S. mags, custom in· truck•. Call GROTH It -•--,,i:'4,~ 136·2SOOor 892-6651 lerlor. Must see to ap-CHEVROLET f f . 'l -..:::::.=='-'-';.:_='--I prec. $2,600. 997~7. ask . or a ree .,,._. .• 11 · . ,..,~ '73 TOYOTA ,.,J,D. •gi;:-~~~CHEVROI ET .............. ~ ... -d~ ,,~ ~ ........ .k .... •74 LUY Trak 18211 Beach Blv . .• . .....~ ~"" .. .,. l Land Crll·ser MIKADO. 4 speed, radio, Huntington Beach -•· i " l ·,, step bumper & low miles. 847-«187 54s.333i 1970 2002 (33639Y). $2999.1133-111!11l. s.11n .. c11e .. a1o1 "'72 INT'L. 4'x4', 29,000 mi. XI. cond. Moany xtra.s. $39$0/best ofr. 963-6533 . CONNELL· CHEVROLET 2128 HaT"bor Bl\ld., Co1t1 Mesa 66 EL CAMINO Auto, P /S, A/C. New tires, etc. Xlnt . cond. $1,200/ofr. 962-4572 546-1200 SlJND!~L DODGE Cmpr. _....=:_:.::_.:,=:;:_~-I Van. Xlnt. cond. Beu. 'II DOd1e PU~ Pon. 144·1055 ~1tJ:!tOOXuml~'7' ::~ 'IT F 0 R 0 EC 0 H • ~.ti.at. 189$or.mak OLIN'!:. Bett otrer or iJfte·r . '91·7111 tnde. 'T2 PORO .., Ton. Auto, d ' '61 O P f!f P /B, 10 ply tirel, Do 1•· van , . •• , muit. •ell, beat. .ofr. ~!!.,.'"·..i..c,~ ;:~n': ...... o\OC':'-•\ W ll , -..V UIT.-• 'Dlrotd ~ T. P.Up. Ru "73Dod11Tr-..n =· NM!hmlno<wm:k. "2·11" '\ \ $11 95or beato((er. SO Gals of Gas ·74 v w Luv Bug. Xlnl 979-4977 with purchase of any of P h 9750 cond. Am /(m stereo Lease Fl.t 9725 thesccars . orsc ~ $2700.581 -1135 · 1\ l • •••••••••••••••••••••••Jaguar --9730 :;~··;~;;;~~·~··;~~·~ 'ti8VW ,x lntrunning co~d .• W\ f.WU , I' • •••••••••••••• .. •••••••• T<ir ~a . S PORT -A · !\1ust sell . make t1ff('r. 7:~ ,, 71 Jag2+2V·l2 MATIC. A M /f'M. ma.i.:s. ~~2-4306.492-4:D'i' _ ~ VOLVO La r b eed Z1 ~on ~.500. 557-3797 st o a r • ,'90V '69 VW Fastba.ck, \'c ry 19M thuhar ( M 6.16 9301 miles. O ut.stand~ng con-'69 911 E Elec. Sunroor. clean, 43M , air. S12!1.S. --- d!tion, ~l;'toi,nauc, P /S. Xlnt. Compare <tt $6.100. 64&2022or548·7482. 73 VolvoWogoa air cond1t1ontng. t9ol-7882 L 0 a de d , th Is f i n e This Used Car · · ·74 VW poptop dlx cm pr automobile has very low May &e Lemed awnini . new Mi ch. Xlnt. miles +show.sit ! Ro 0 lls Royce 9756 25M mt. $6000. 548-359'1 This Used Ccr NtWPUHT IMPLif\TS ••••••••••••••••••••••• · '70 VW rebuilt eng. clean. May le~ #lD£ALERINU.S.A. muny x tr .a s, Lee 545-9827; 645..s20 • - NEWPUl\T IMPUf\TS '75 Volvos Buy Or Lease · Largest Selection or USED VOL VOS I" OR4HGE COUHT'I' CHOICEOF30 Volvo Dir Since '56 • ' • . • ~ - ' • .. -,·ji~:1~·~0A~IL~Y~P1~l~OT~----:----1S.~nd~ay~.~A~uo~u~~~1~7J.1~07!!5 -.u.e. -.uu.i ,..,..,uu.i -.u...t -..u...t · -.u .... ...................... ······················· •·····················• ..............................................................•.... ,. f!t•&; UMCI Alltos, U1ed Autos. Ust'd ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ChoYrolot f920 Dod90 9915 Fon! 9940 0 .. -lle 9955 P-K ff'5 ,_.., '''' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• C:1#1c 9915 CGMaro 9917 Ctw•rolet 9920 ~···················· ······················· ...................... . '73 MALIBU LAGUNA .: CADILLAC •CA MAR_<?· NU .,., OV.r '70 to choos f Loaded. Li l sweetheart. .-rom ,1995 ~:Ame No. 601231 1 s."Wo. 0 1.11y . l"iDancin""&~ -·o&ing $CH41E99 o r ? HOW,\KI) ~.. ' • &."I: • V., C>OVE & QUAI L S'fS., Newport Bciu·h. Nr, Bristol. Jumborcc. 833-0555. 1974 CADIUAC Chevrolet 9920 SIDAM DE VILLE •• • ••• • • • • •• •••• •••• • • • VB , a utomatic. radio, CONNELL heater, power steering, a ir c o·nditioning. (647JSE l. CHEVROLET s2499 s::l=r CONNELL 1975 CHEVROLET Costa Mesa '69 Cha rger. P/S, P /B, '71 GALAXtE Comp. SaleAandServtce '64 Catalina 4 dr, ne ,7 r·n..~~ air. nu brakes, gd tirts. equip'd. Sl,UO. OLDSMOllLE tires, imm1c. $375. firm. ~ rUllUA Orig. owner, $1 ,000. 613-4049 GMC TIUCKS . 1_968_·---·------1 Rlr SJ ~839'-·~0886-· ----1'7l •·ono LTD. 2 door HONDA CARS AST " · • " '66Monaco.Gd t.'00d. P/S, hard-top, power ftteering U11l•en1tya., '67 GTO.~New rrt. tires. Hat4ihback cpe. Hal .c P /B. A/C. $5001 b6t orr. & brakes, vinyl roof. 2850Harbor Blvd~ Bae~. nr . new. Mech. speea, AM radio, 11e,t.er. 546·1254 . ~lot!' interior,alrcondl· Co8ta Meea S4()..91WC COnd.Jtd.646·7645 Nl~asntw!88182. • 1--------1 uorung. $1695. (O'l!IJNJ). · $3176 . ' Johnson & Son Llneoln· ''7 5 0 L D S 0 M EG A '67 FJ.REBIRD • VB 328, ~ . •. Ford 9940 Mercury. 2626 Harbor SALON. 4 Or., sedan. ah auto., a ir cond., vin,yl 11· ·· l • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Blvd,C.M.,St0-$630. conditioned, bucket!leau to-p, bucket. 1eats, Ill.II emt4 '70 Ford 71 .,..... with recliner, COAllole, whitewalls, AM radio. ftWlo ' R_....., ~-Ult wheel. AM /FM 66,000 orlglnal° mlles. • · TOYOTA Mags , automatic, P/S, GRANADA stereo. A greatea:inomy Beautltull (UUS329). ·, d k COUPE <'U with luxury. $4195. $1099, · &~r~f:!~; low miles . Tuxedo blac" with <888MVI l.JohMon &Son 846-4447 Dir, 1?66 .Hor~...r • .J.M._64.6:93Q3 Thi Used C matC"hing vinyl interior, Lincoln·Mercury, U26 '67 FW:-eblrd 328, P/S, gOod 1 ,,.. bucket seats, 6 cylinder H arbor Blvd., C.M., 18 flREBI' RDS cond. 1 owner. 548·3022 May B• l.eaMd e"'n gin e , automatic M0-5630. after 6 transmission, power Pinto 9957 TOCHOOSEFROM PRIX A/C Automatic, cruise eon 197 5 CHEVY trol, tilt steering wheel MOMZA 2+ 2 full power & vinyl roof. \'978MPQ). 4 speed. <1ir <'onc1 .• P"'r. CAMAROS 2828 llubor Blvd., Sport coupes, Type , __ 5_4_6_•_1_2_0_0 __ 1 1975EIC-$5688 steering, mug whee ls, 260 VS & less than 8000 _11'1_·_"1_5~.4_9_3-_337-'5--'D'-'l:..'·i _::mc:i"le:::':..· s:_·1_1 ._2~~dlr. __ LT's, 6 <'Ylinders and 1 · VB's. Most <'Olors and optioos to select from. SllOP WH ERE THE SELECTION IS BEST. Automatic, mags, silver paint · & loaded w /lux- uries. Only 969 actual miles. Absolutely like brand new, {1A41438). NEWPllHT IMf'UH rs steering, wbil.e sidewall ••••••••••••••••••••••• Examples; '72 GRAND0. . · • radialUrel. (9J3MMM). 72 PINTO '70 FllMtRD AM /FM, ne owner.• $3795 Economical 6 cylinder. Xlnt.cond.Ph.:54&$?!3 •74 Cadillac '68 Capcicc s1a. Wgn. 327 all xtras. 59M rni , very ELDORADO clean. S!l25. ""'"""'' oc Beautiful white with red 548'7482· -!- lea ther' interior, ful •CHEY. MONZA. Ntl '75. power&s unroof. (•7372) 32 ~1PG E PA lli-way ! $7995 Joy to dri ve ~ Closc·out only $3799 or '.' Nu. 242364/Stlfif•. 110 \VAH O Cl-IEV., DOVt-: & QU1\IL STS., Nc\\·port Beach. Nr. Hri stol. .lamborel·. SLEMONS MERCEDES 1970 Harbor, C.!11. 631-1276 '73 Coupe DeVille, blk vinyl top, blk lealher, air, power. Und('r book . .(714 )493·2126. '73"ELDORADO . CAIRlOl.ET COUPE Electric s unroof ! Cabriolet top, leather in· terior, full pwr., fact. air, tilt wheel, s tereo. door locks; etc. (426HST ). $5895 ' 833·0555. LUXURY SPECIALS '73 CAPRICE 4. Door , VB. ::automatic, radio, hea.t er, power steering, air l'Qnd., vin yl top . Low mi l es . (27lilKLl $2499 • '74 CAPRICE •Includes 12,000mlle/ 12 month warranty 2 Door. VB. automati c, ~.,-.,-..,.~=.,,..--..._ radio, heater. power ttll,·~~&&111t1e ~~~~~ir1~0~~rx~nc1 .. split -= 1•ttra.>11M. $3 199 : .. ...,.,*. " - 1974 deVilte Coupe. Gold on gold. 1s t 5500 + Whol esale takes. 556-8181. Camaro 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 Che¥rolet Camero . LT COUf>e CONNELL CHEVROLET 282S ~!a rbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa 546-1200 CONNELL CHEVROLET SALES & SERVlCE 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MF..SA 546-1200 Equipped with factory air conditioning. Turbo H ydra m atic trans- mission. AM /FM stereo ·radio, console, tinted .glass, new 5leel belted radial t ires an.d G_ol?en1 6-8-C_H_E_V_R_O_L_E_T_I-,-,. Brown Meta!J11: f1n1sh. . . 31 .150 miles and in ex-PALA.· Automatic. air, cellent condition. Fully r a. d 1 o . h e a t e r • reconditioned whitewalls. A Real Beau· $369. 5 ty' (WA C92ti ) . ..,.,. 646·4447 Dir. See in garage area Ask for Ri ck IFYOU Orange Coast Daily Pilot 330 West Bay St. have a service to offer or goods lo sell. place an ad i n th e D a ily P ilot Classified Sect.ton .. _ Phone 642-567S. Costa Mesa f;al 9725 Rat 9725 •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• AUGUST SPECIAL SALE NEW I 975~DriJB128 $2899 ( + T &L No Hidde n Charges) Good With This Ad 'Til Aug. 3 1. '75 FIAT FACTORY AUTHORIZED S.0.t•, S.rvict, Le(uing & OvetHOs Oeliv•ty 120 W. Warner at So. Main, Santa Ana • 557-2132. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OVER 250 ' NEW CARS IN STOCK • EXAMPLE : IRAHDHEW 1915 LUV PICKUP (592) (11971) $2991 • OVER 75 USED CARS And Trucks IN STOCK! $4988 831-1375,493·3375 Dir. '70 Impala Cust Club Cpe. One owner. $995. 968-1805 or962·8946 '73 CHEVB.LE LAGUNA COUPE Totally equipped inch.Id· ing vinyl roof, factory air conditioning, power steering, brakes. seats, & windows, till steering wheel, AM /FM stereo w /8 track tape, new 'while sidewall tires. . (3290HSV ). $3395. "66 MALIBU l'Oflvert, low mi, 327 a uto., air <:ond, pwr str/brks. R/H. new pain.t, good top. xlnl in· terior. $675/bcst orrer. ... ..... '68 IMPALA 2 dr, v.l., air, p.s., runs good $500. p.p. 642--4222. w I SUMROOF automaUc, power steer· 'fiG Le Mansi dr.bardtOP ll~i'~l~""i~~~~ 4 speed, AM/FM stereo, Ing, radio, heater. AMJFM radio, 3Zll rt!bli v (•17723) (2018BJ) auto. 1 owner. XJnt car. 3100W.Cont....,.llA · _,...., , " .$158f $1589 $7$0 or beat ofler . 642·94QS --.... ,,.. •73 FIREBllD 1-64:.:2=-·':.:16:.:t'--. ----,70 FORD V8, automatic, fact'ory Auto, am/fm stereo, Muat. '69 Galaxie 500. 2d r, air, vinyl top, AM /FM sale. Bestorrer.673-6Clt&. TORl..,0 hrdtp, air, P tB, P /S, stereo, .r alJye wbee ls, ...., __ _._ ...... 1 d 9970 4 Door, vs. :;:to~atic. ~~':ij. ~~~~r~~~s. Gd 29,000miles. <135.JER> ;:;:::~.~ •••••• ,l .... r adio, heater , power $3589 '62 T·Q!rd, clean, gd run. steering, white walls. 1 ' '7SSuperPintoRunabout. '74TRANS.AM ning , mf:Hdtp,red inler. (488CTJJ. L ncoln 9945 Auto. R /H, ski rack. Dix VB, automatic, Cactory $395 or possible trade. $I 099 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · M .....,,, 288lor64&1439 i nt ~rior , Meticulous atr, A /FM stereo, .,._. · '74MarklV II h I h' Silver blue, w/darker owner. Xlnt mi. No need ra ye w ee s, w ile, '59T·B1RD CONNELL blue vinyl roof, fully forbikerack.644-8679. Very clean. <284.KEC ). 54Kmi ~loiig. equip, & imma':!. Less •72 Pinto, a Jcond, auto. SAVE BestOff;r.S\19-9110'' CHEVROLET than 12,000 mi. Cal l 2000 eng. Rf r ack. NEW '75 Finbird Vega 9974 Sat/Sunonly! Am/fm stereo. Dix in· Economical 6 cylinder.••••••••••••••••••••••• 552·1416 ter/ext. Clean. $1695. t t' di h te · 2828HarborIDvd,. au oma tc, ~a o, ea r, '71 panel wagon. Lo mi. Costa Mesa Mercwry 9950 64&40l3. powersteenng. <n1325) Air. radio. Make offer. 546-1200 .••••••••••••••••••••••• '7 2 RUNABOUT, SAVE 675-SQ8l/:S5Z.iS64. ---------i'66 Monterey. 4dr. Light automatic, R&ll, very Vega GT H8t<"hbk Wag. ,73 LTD Ctry Squire blu w/bl vinyl top. Reblt nice. $1695. 581-0264. • Verl gd cond, tinted A/c P's• P /B AM /FM' trans . Gd cond. Must . . • " ' . sell 548·2371 '72 Pinto. Outstanding 12 Grand Prl"XS gtas ., <"ustom intenor • stereo, l_ug rck, radials, · cond. 200Qcc. Auto trans, A/C.'1140·1431. ·35,000 mi. $3300. 751·1891. '68 Mercury R/H, $175tl Bill833·3'198. TO CHOOSE FROM '74 GT Hatchback, low '70 F<lrd Sta.Wagon auto. Al condition. Air, P .S .• br. new tires, Dis c- brakes, $1500 a steal. 37,50(,) mi. onl)'. 646-2377 '63 FORD GA LAXI E Hardtop · Automatic, radio, heater. runs well. (KTD337). $299. 6464447 Dir. COUGAR Example; 'I 'I · 4 55l·llll6 Plymovth 9960 BRAND NEW mt ' comp y eqwp. 1972 MERCURY COUGAR VS , auto .. factory air cond., pw r. steering, radio, heater & Landau lop. Clean! (703F'LV ). $2595. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •75 GR 'HD PRIX spd, ga. cdnd. S27~.9r ~ best offer.840-1125. ATLAS • VB , automatic, poweri-"===-'-''-"=-- sieering, power disc '72 GT, air. 4 spd. cstm Chry5'ertplymouth , bra kes, steel belted int. Xtra clean. 5a7·78l3 Open Oaily & Sun. 'til IO radial ti.res, radial tuned 1_&_64_2_·_8584 __ . ____ _ PM . suspension . {165874). •VEGA , NU '75 Coupe. 2929 Harbor Blvd., SytMr Clearm11ee G AS SAVE R ! No .. Costa Mesa PRICE 111885/5273. Only $2999. '74 Monte Carlo: clean, air-cond, pwr. steer. fit. brakes; tilt whl ; must '67 FORD CORTINA GT· sell or trade. $3350. (Ford 's Import ). 4 673·0528 speed. radio,. heater , GARDEN GROVE DATSUN 13861 Harbor Blvd 839-7000 546°1934 $4689 HOWARD C HEV., DOVE &~S'1'5,, 63 Plymouth Belv . .great tA' . Newpor! ~eac.h~r. cond. radio. heater. ! ~, _. _ Bristol, Jamboree. $450/ofr. 494-ant> . ,~-.. ' · · · 833·0555. l---------1 white walls, bucket seats '66 IM PALA w /great gas mileage. '74 Montego Sta. wgn. Ful· ' . ·ll ll-"''-:c'='::--,,----,- RUNS WELL$!50. (WHE9&l) $499 Jy . loaded. Xlnt eond. 962-8243 646-4447 . . Dir. ~.551 ·3000bef.2PM. '68Ply.318, 4 dr, air, 43M .._.~_~ .,,... , '75 VEGA Hatchback. mi, :xl nt. cond. $750. 9000 miles, xlnt. Besl of· '65 Impala, gd cond. New paint. $495 . 493.3979 Chry•I.. 9925 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-2022 or 548·7482. fer over $2500. 498-3974 '66 FORD MUSTANG . '71 Col. Pk. wagon. 10 . . .lr. ......... VS auto radio heater pass. air, f/equipt $'.100 '69 Fury se~an. A/C, P/S, Alllo1, New 9100 Aatot, Hew · 9.vv 1. 'ted 1·· hit all ' or best ofr. Pri /pt. Arr, nu tires, xlnt run· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••"•••••••••••••••••• in g ass, w ew s. 545.2124 ning. $500. 979'22.\:. A really super buy! ---------1---,...------1 .<SBM835). $499. ' 7 2 M E RC U R Y 6'6·4447 Dir. M A R Q U l S '71ChryslerT&C Wagon . BROUGHAJ\t . 4 Door Dual air. Full pwr. Only 1971 FORD h a rd-top, beautiful 71 Plymouth DUSTER '17 ,000 mi. '$2600. 962-4718 COUNTRY SQUIRE formal black cloth in- .67 CONVT. Loaded,,xlnt 10 p a :f"sen ger model terior, twin comfort cond. Gd gas mi. Must w/air cond. & luggage power seats with sell . $595. 644-4839 rack. (ZUJ597 J. recliner, power windows, Low miles , clean, 6 cylinder, pOwer steering, air. radio, heater. (834DER) 1975 $1988 tilt s tee ring .wheel, Gas Savers Galore. Lux· Ve,..,, clean! '71 3JO. -4dr DI AM /FM stereo. $2695. · 1·k .,, 831·1375,493·3375 r ury car savings 1 e sedan. ~/C, P/B, P"/S,1 ---~------·1 (981SNZ).Johnson&Son Only $2395 Gremlin • Horriet • M!lt,adqr AT COST never before. Trucks P/W. Nu tires. 979-2251. 1974 FORD Lincoln·Mercury, 2626 and Vans roe work or $1,550. MUSTANG II Harbor Blvd., C.M.. 1970 Harbor,C.M. SLEMONS MERCEOES pleasure. 1---------540-5630. 631 1276 '72 CHRYSLER 4 Cyl., auto., factory air ----~----1. ----·~---r CONNELL CHEVROLET NEWPORT con.d ., pwr .. steering, '72 Ma rquis ~rol!gham '64 Baraeuda. lo mi 's. 4 DOOR ra~10, beater:. Only ZJ,000 Sedan. AM /FM Stereo. Good mechanical C9ftd. m 1 I es . L 1 k e n e w ! Power twn lounge seats Asking $450, 675-1437. Hard top with only Zl,000 (136JPQ). $3795. w/recllner, pwrdr locks, · miles, vinyl lop, tapestry GARDEN GROVE • sunroof. Orig. Owner. '73 DUSTER lo mi. Sl 1700 2828 Harbor Blvd. interior, factory air con· DATSUN Super low price. $2200. firm . Xlnt. cond . 1 ditioning, power steering 1.1861 Harbor Blvd. 673-7780 owner. 536·7473 & brakes, ne_. Michelin radi<il tires, (334EIH). --.. 839-'roOO '73 Cougar XR.7. Wht/Whl Pontiac 9'65 895 · 70FORDT-l~O . int,, AC. AM /FM stereo ••••••••••••••••••••-••• Costa Mesa 546-1200 SPECIAL! 1972 CHEVROl.ET MONTE CARLO V8 . auto .•. factory air '65, Good ttondition, ~· cond ., pwr. steering, Full power, Good tires . AM /FM radio w/8track 1_962_·3'8_9 __ ~-- lape, heater, mags, coco Contifteft:tal 9930 brown paint. Must see! ••••••••••••••••••••••• (068ITC). $2995. '74 M k lV Ai st ·~ GARDEN GROVE ar . r-er,--· Spe e d control . Im · """" rad10.otherextras.Very 69 ,0 Tl CGTO 2 'Door H.T., automatic, Jo mileage, S73-0689. . N A , radio, healer , power 406_ Engine, 4 sJ>Ce:cl . very steering & brakes, air MtnfOIHJ 9952 quick ! Super tires &- conditioning, vinyl roof,••••••••••••••••••-••• wh ee l s, mus t s ee . rallyewheels. (197AFY) '74 2+2, auto, 6 cyl, fully {248DKR ) $1489 equip. Cash/ta ke o. $1489 pymnts. 646· '70 Cutlass Supreme, ne\l. brakes, n ew trans, air, PB radio. Make offer. 837-4666 afler 5:30. DATSUN maculate! Low mi. Pvt. 13861 Harbor Blvd. Pty.$7,695.67$-8343 VOikswC14Je11 9770 V•1w09et1 9770 Volksw09en 839-7000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• --------'72 MARK IV Loaded. · 1969 CHEVROl.ET Gold B/U-top. Brwn. leather. int. PP 963·1994 CAM.ARO aft 6PM 4 Spd., stick shift, radio, 1---------1 h eale r , tape deck & mags. Sharp! (g)f)LffY). $1795. GARDEN GROVE DATSUN 13861 Harbor Blvd . 839-7000 THESE ARE ALL CLEAN ''RECOllDlllOllED C•RS'' OIOOSE FROM 25 AT C.OSTI 52723 . 1" TU I Ucsw MANY MODas AND EXCITING COLOIS! OIOOSE FROM 20 AT C.OSTI Aufol. Mew 9800 Awto1.'Mew 9800 Alrtos, H•w 9800 '73 LINCOLN MK IV . Gold Glamour Lealhe~ ·Interior. Vinyl roof, AM /FM ster eo, til wheel, cruise control, a .. sharp luxury ear with low miles. $6395. (389KXT ). Johnson & Son Lincoln-Mercury, 2S26 Harbor Blvd., C.M., Green. Very Clean! {GNV897) '64VWIUG 5981 s3999· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $41).5630. +T••&lio.n.. • 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •TOP CASH! '6 7 ~~~!. ~lall~~ue 51088 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY For Corvettes and other used cars & trucks! HOWARD Chevrolet, Dove & Quail Sts. Near Jambore e, Bristol, & Ma cA rthur. Newport Beach. 833·05.55 '691UG $1388 5 1088 '52588 HONEY BEE $2851 Ok.ls Ti"t & L.l(en.e THE LIMITED EDITION 41 M.P.G. GARDEN GROVE DATSUN FREEWAY CLOSE 13861 HARBOR BLVD. GARDEN GROVE 2 BLOCKS SOUTH OF GARDEN GROVE FREEWAY OPEN 7 DAYS 839-7000 4 I \ C-r 9933 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 XR7, Yellow w/blk. vinyl Opera top. Less than 25000 mi, Air, stereo. PP, 557·9128afl. 6 '68 COMPLETELY Reblt,, xlnt. cond.,$1.,650. 644-8837 1974 COUGAR, immac. cond. Must sell tHls wetkend. $USO. 552-91)44 '61 COUGAR • V8 239, automatic, AM radio , pwr . s t eeri ng , wtiltewall11. This i!\ STEALING! (\JPV'28). $499. ........ , Dir . ·74 COUGA R XR7. Ginger brown metallic, vinyl roof, twin comfort lounge seats, P . windows . P /seats, tilt wheel, & crWse control. Lesa than 14,0'00 m tles . $4995 . (134KQB>. Johnson & Son Ltncoln·Mtrcury , 2636 Ha~vd., C.M., -M30 .. 8'ue Beauty. (YN K928} .,,TOYOTA COIOLU. Red, IO.mlles.. (XOL892) r74vwau• ' -. .,_Nicol (451MX~ We have over 80· Used VW'• ·in stock includinca 15 Vcms &.'Bues. "ORANGE OOUNTY'S LARGEST' • HARBOUR YW 18711 BEACH',LVD. HUHTIHGTOH ,l~CH 142-4435 " Mao ..... ~17-710..,. Including Auto. T,.._ & Ottwsl OIOOSEF~M .19 ATc.Qm 54254 t l•l ~~. • • -·--· COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE WEEK OF AUGUST 17 · AUGUST 23 AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. Lee, Inc. 1234 S. Main St .. Santo Ano 547-5826 Crevier Motors 208 W I st St . Santo Ana 835.)171 Saddleback BMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway M ission Viejo 831 -2040 495-4949 BUICK Phillips Buick, Pontiac & Opel, Inc. 24888 Alicia Parkway Laguna Hills 837-2400 CADILLAC Nabers Cadillac 2t:J:JJ Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd . Costa Me'io 546-1200 ' Roger Miller Chevrolet 900 S. Coast Hwy. 350 Broadway Laguna Beach 494-1 131 540-9967 DATSUN Dot Datsun 1883 5 Beach Blvd., Huntingto n Beach 842-778 1 •#•1;J•I Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642:0010 Sunset Ford 5440 Gorden Grove Blvd., Westminster 63 6-40 10 E!t• Un iversity Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9640 LINCOLN-MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beach· Blvd .. Huntington Beach 842-88 44 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, AUC.'.JST 17, 1975 OLDSMOBILE University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9640 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa 546-80 17 PORSCHE-AUDI Don Burns Porsche/Audi 13631 Harbor Blvd., Gorden Grove 636-2333 TOYOTA Dean Lewis Im ports 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa M esa 646-9 303 Bill Maxey Toyota 1888 1 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 847-8555 VW-PORSCHE-AUDI John son & Son Lincoln Chick Iverson , Inc. Mercury 445 E. Coast Hwy. 2626 Harbor Blvd., Costa M esa Newport Beach 673_0900 540-5630 Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury 130 I No. Tustin, Santo Ano 547-0511 VOLVO Dean Lewis Im ports 1966 Harbor Blvd., Cosio Mesa 646-9303 7:00 a:30 10:30 1:30 8:00 9 :00 7:30 8:00 8:30 /:30 8:00 8:JO 9:00 7:30 8:00 9:00 7:30 8:00 8:00 9:00 SUNDAY, AUGUST 17 9 (C) "Bettle Hymn" (dra) '57 -Rock Hudson Marth11 Hyf'r D11n Duryea. 7 (29 8) 3 (C) "Indict I. Convict" (dra) '75 -George Gm111rd Rl'n• Sitntono, Susan Howard, Ed Flanders 9 (C) "The Ten der Tr•p" (com) ·55 -Debbie Reynolds. Frank Son11tra MONDAY, AUGUST 18 9 (C) "Thal fors11the Woman" (<:r11) '50 -Greer Garson. Errnl flyun 5 "Humoresque" (dra) '4 7 Joan Craw lord, John G11rf1eld 7 129 8) l (C) "Ro..,~nce of I\ Horsethlef" (com) '71 Yul Brynn!'• £11 W11ll11ch Oltver Tobias, Jane Borkin. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19 9 "Johnny Cool" ("lr,'i) '63 -Henry Silva, £111.ait>eth Mo11tgome1y 5 ''A Ta•le of Honey ' (dra) '62 -Rita Tushongham Robert Steot11"ns 4 23 6 10 (C) "The Law" (dra) '74 -Judd Hirsch, John Aer k Gitoy Busey. Bonnie Fritnkl1n. 7 (29 8) 3 (C) "Every Men Needs One" (c;om) '72 -Ken Berry, HP•'•Y G1hsnn, Connie Slevens. Carol Wayne. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20 9 (C) "633 Squadron'' (drll) '64 -George Chakms, Cliff Robertson 5 (Cl "A Lion Is In the Streets" (dral '53 -James C11gnf':y, Biirban• Hale. 7 (29 8) 3 (Cl "The Trlel of Chaplain Jensen" (drll) ·75 -JllmP\ rranc1scus, Joanna Miles, Charles Durnlng, H arr•s Yuhn. 10 (C) "Once You Kin A St ranger" Cdra) '69-Pa11I Burke, Carol Lynlpy THURSDAY, AUGUST 21 9 (C) "The Outriders" (w es) '50 -Joel McCrea. Arlene Dahl S "The Lemon Drop Kid" (com) '51 -Bob Hope. Marilyn Muwell 2 17 3 (Cl "Adventures of the Queen" (dra) ·75 -Robert Stack. Ralph Bellamy, Bradford Dillman. 4 23 6 10 (C) "The Last D•y" (w es) '7!>---Richard Widmark, Robert Conrad, Tom Matheson, Christopher Connelly, Richard J11ec kel. 8 (C ) "Shult" (adv) -Burt Reynolds. Arthur Kennedy. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22 9 "Red Ball upr .. s" (dra) '52 -Jeff Chandler , Alex Nicol. 2 17 3 8 (C) "One Mora Time" (advl '70-S.,,mmy Davos Jr . P!'t er Law ford 5 "Patterns" (dra) '56 -Van Heflin, Ed Begley , Everett Sloane 7 (29 8) 3 (C) "The Marti of Zorro" (11dvl '75--Franlc Langella. Ricardo Montalban, Louise Sorel 2 17 3 8 (C) "The People Nut Door" (dra) '70 -Ell Wallach. Jul•!' Hart1s, Hal Holbrook. Cloris Leachman. Deborah Winters. 7 (29 8) 3 (C) ''Ttte Night Strangler" (mys) ·75 -D1rren McGav1n Jo Ann Pflug, Sl"lon Oakland. SATURDAY, AUGUST 23 9 (C) "Cheyenne Autumn" (adv) '64-Rtchard Widmark, Carroll Baker. Jam es Stewut 5 "Tobacco Road" (dre) '41 -Gene Tiern ey. Dana Andrews. 10 "Th• Hucksters" (dral '47 -Clarll Gable. Deborlh Kerr- SUNDAY, AUGUST 17 lO:OOAM O (U)@@ CBS Tennis Classic Rod Laver vs. Jeff Borowiak in a semi-final match. 11:00 @ l3J ({)Sammy Davis Jr. Hartford Open Golf Dodger Baseball Dodgers vs. Montreal El(pos. 10:30 I Dod~r Dugout/Warm-Up : Grand Prix Tennis; Summer Tour "Canedian Open. Toronto' Men's finals. 12:00 (~ (i)) Pro Football Tennis Championship 12:30PM t) (rfl (3) (j) NFL Pre-Season Football Pittsburgh vs Oak· land. 3:00 I NFL Championship Games "1972 AFC Play-Off'' NHRA Summernationals 4:00 Rams Pre-Season Football (R) L.A. Rams vs . San franc1sco 49ers. (~ (i)) Women's Pro Tennis Tour 7:00 O The Biiiie Jean King Show , . MONDAY, AUGUST 18 7:00PM fil) The Way It Was "1950 NFL Title Game" 8:00 O ~ 00 o NBC Monday Night Baseball Teams to be <Jn nounced. til) Grand Prix Tennis: Summef' Tour (3hrs) "City National Buck eye Classic" TUESDAY, AUGUST 19 4:30PM f;i6l Major League Baseball Giants vs. Pittsburgh WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20 4:30PM tji Major league Baseball Giants vs. Pittsburgh. THURSDAY, AUGUST 21 7:30PM til) The Way It Was ''1953 NHL Stanley Cup Play-Offs" De- troit Red Wings vs. Montreal. SATURDAY, AUGUST 23 l l :OOAM ~@ Ilg) Major LHgue Baseball Teams to be announced 12:30PM I ) CV PGA Tournament Players Championship 4 :30 I CBS Sports Spectacular 5:00 ( ) (J) ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports 5:30 Wor1d Football Le.gue So. Calif. Sun vs. Birmingham. 6:00 · @ CJ) o NFL Pre-Season Football Los Angeles Rams vs Buffalo Bills. BOBBY IS IN THE VAN OF HAPPY GAME SHOW HOSTS Bobby Van, "rrsatlle performer of tt'levl&lou , 11ta1r and motion pklurh, b bost of ABC's cww pme J>ho"', Showoffs. If being happy w ere illegal. Bobby Van wo11ld he Jlre~tcd v Jn·s euphoria these days is pnradoxical. a<; he I'> conv1m.:c<l that hn'>ting the ABC free-wheeling new gam e shnw. Showolfo;, which ai r' M ondny-Friday at 11 AM, could well be th1: tnll~l hc,·tir ~trn~gle in the cn<ertainment arena. He can say ~o with ~omc a11th1Jrtl) As mu~ici an, singer. actor nnd dam.:er. he ha') ,1ch1cveJ i-u1:c\!~'I in theatre (Tony Award nomination for his performance in "N o. N o, Nanette"). nightclubs. Las Vegas showplaces. mot ion pictures and television. "I could tell you the work is difficulr." he s:iys, "hut why bother with understatement. L et's just say it stops just about an inch short of impossible:· He explains. "Nobody sits down on thi.; show. not for a second. Showoffs is a game of body language, with w ildly expressive people. both the celebrities and contc<;tant<;, acting out clues to words and phrases. If we had a chandelier, they'd he -;wing- ing from it. Y ou don't know what's going to h:ippen. except tha1 it will be unexpected_ • "M y job is to set the pace, the mood. run thf show. M v mind i!- going 90 miles a minute. in 700 areas And from behind the 1.rtn1cra.' I'm getting orders from everybody_ So many computer<;. olocks. people w aving, brandishing signs. Speed it up. ~tretch it out. com- mercial coming up_ And I'm taking orders f rom my .. elf keep the score, announce the s~ore, jolly the contestants. A n<l rcmcmbu - you're having fun!'' Van grinned. "And the improhable fact 1s. I am A couple of times, a floor manager has said during a break. 'Hey, didn't you see me waving at you?' I hadn't. I wa-. having 100 goo<l a time." Retlecl ively. he said. "W ith the possible exccptiC)n of bnnk robhery. you can't have a job w ith better hour'i . We tapr H w~·ck's shows in one day. Oc1.:asiona1ly. at home. I've headed for the phone to call my agent. Then I stop. 'Why am I looking for work? I am working.'" But additional work has come to Van without his looking for it. Since starting Showoffs, he has accepted a guest role in a TV drama series. a three-week engagement at Harrah's C lub in Reno. and a starring role in a new musical to open at Los Angele<;' Mu'iic Center. The taping schedule for Showoffs is flexible enough to m ake 1 oom for these eictra added attractions. A fringe benefit 1s that he and his lovely wife. m u'>tct1I corned)' star Elaine Joyce, are vastly enjoying their Beverl y Hills home, with pool and g11rden. after years of hotel rooms and New York apart men ls. Page 3 Trish Stewart, who stars as Chris Foster on The Young and the HcstJess, wears many hats here-and in her real life. too, it seems. The talented young actress has had a busy and varied life, living in 28 different places before she turned twenty. due to her father's wide-ranging assign- ments with th e Air Force. Trish went on to work as a make-up model and sing professionally in two clubs in Paris (the Blue Note and the Gaslight Club) while she studied literature ond ph ilosoph y at the Sorbonne. She also served as a Girl Scout leader and as interpreter between the Amer- ican and French Girl Scouts. The versatile a ctress was also on airline stewardess before deciding on on acting career that began with one die t bever- age commercial. "Although being on actress. especially in a doily show, tokes a lot of my time," Trish soys. "/ make my spore moments count with pointing, needlepoint and cooking." The Young and the Restless is seen Mondays through Fridays at 11 AM on CBS. II -6:001(] . lJ Rocke Boat" M ~ 6:30 IJ TI Fri.; S Thurs. ON• Garde i; 81 N1 ( 7:008 ~ dlJ f "Oreg on Or loggin it is I gearee which in 40 l eive0 ~~ N• St Se 7:30111 • T• Pc M 8:00 {j St Ba n ~ N1 : Ft 8:108 Sc 8:30 TI DI Ye " a "' : .. 9:001 ~ mka ... 6ll Al J1 11 ~ "' c Tr 9:3011 ~ tune I Tll II Mt Qi 10:001(1 Ft ·~ ... ·~ THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. AUGUST 17, 1975 DAY1UME P~~OGRAMS I Movie: See Daytime Movies. Porty Pie Gillig1n's laland J7 (J) G1mblt f'» Cit1 con lu Estrelles r.~ u f~ ~ 1 r; < , I Truth or Conseq111ntea f;omer 'YI• Educational Proarama :00 II Cil Summer S.matlf News/Panorama del Valle 0 Knowtedae "The Hand That Rocked lhe Cradle, Rocked the 10:30 ~ove or life Boat" • Hollywood Squares 0 Chant to Ch1nc1 ( ) al Brady Bunch m Educational Featuru features Tiie flylna Nun :30 II The Alt of Thlnklna Mon., Wed.. P1ttko1t Junction Fri.; Steps to learnln1 Tues.; Media 700 Club Thurs. 0 Not for Women Only ''Indoor 11:00 II @ (I) Cl) Younr Ii ResUm Gardening" 0 9 Til ®l m M1gnlllcent i Mlcheel Jackaon Show M1rble Machine \lg) EducaUonal Feetures I <ei!l (j)) CI> m Sho•·Offs Bullwlnk.11 •• • Tommy Hawkins Show News/Public All1ln News (j)) Morning Comedy Time I Dreem o! Jemnnle .00 II @ (I) @ Ci) Ntwa : Electric Company 0 @@@) m Tod1y Show; T~· 11:3011@(])@ Search ror Tomor· day Blcentennl1I State Salute Fn. row "Oregon" Included in thrs report CJ eij @ ®J m Jackpot on Oregon IS an examination of the 0 (Qi Cl)) mm Rhyme & RH· lo&111ng industry as It was and as aon rt is today, with a look at research I Let's Rap geared to growine "supertrees" 8111 Coaby which would provide as much wood New Yortl Stock Exdlanft in 40 years as normal trees would : Villa Aleare Ill"~~:;~ AM Am"ko 12,00 Nooodme Stock Exdlanae Diamond Hud Seume Street Pluae Don't Elt the DalslH A f T I R ~Hl U N :30 I m cartoons I love l.uq__ • Tenneasee Tuxedo ! (j)) (})al You Don't Say Porty Pia News M1rtet Update o le: See Daytime Movies. :00 Cl) @ CV Capteln K1neeroo f!!lh Chapana l Sunup 1 W Noon Affair I Jot Baretta Banana Splits & Frlenda ow The Flintstonn I 00 Somerset Cartoona Tennessee Tuxedo Not for Women OnlJ : Fe1turea : F11turea; r11 Chi Ch'u1n Mon. • Not for Women Onlr :10 e Sonldos Mlos 12:30 II@ rn (j) As the Wor1d Turns :30 The C1llery 0 ~ @ @) g;o, DIJJ or ' Our Div., l &ollath Uvu \ Yocl .. Frlenda ~ M11beny RFD ) Comer Pyle 6 Dldt Van DJte (I) The P.T.L Club (Qj (I)) (})al All Mr Chil· Ntw Zoo Revue drt11 : Mister Roam' Nelahbortlood 9 lullwlnkle 00 = i Spla.off 1:00 @ (}) Cil The Guidln& Uaht : Sal111 StrHt 9 Movie: See 01ytime Movies. · · Cl)@) m Celebrity S...p-6 ~ny RFD auka <a (])) CV m Ryan'a Hope Movlu: See Daytime Movies. News 6 l.uve It te S..ver Major Adams AM Los All&tln Martet Cloll111 Jadt u u11111 : Edlitltlonal Pn1erama ~:a~::. l :SO I ! rn (]) Ede• of Nl1ht Ntw Yort Stoel EJCh11111 ' Cil (1W m The Docto11 ' ti Cl)) Mike Dourt11 Sl\ow (Qj Ci)) (}) Cl) let'1 Mike A Tr1vtl Alina Dtal 30 II i The Priet la Rlaht 0 Journey to Adventure rr. 1CA1 .:ft Whffl of For· ~"' \JU \Ull i:.i:i 2:001~ Mitch Game 75 I Tim~ & uult · Cl) @) m Another Wortd Q) QI Featuru 6 P II Do111hue Sl\ow Modttn·ln-uw (Qt CIJ) (}) al $10,000 Pyt1· Galloplna Counnet mid I Cil bl I The R .. 1 McCoys 00 6a111 t Nanny & t111 Pn1feuor F11blrtt , @ CIJ @) m Hl&h Rolltn (}) Price la Rlpt Movie See Daytime Movies. 2:30 II Cil TN1ewatttet1lu · @Features IJd) 0 (~ Life to Live I leave It to leaver Ben Hunter Interviews/Futures Match G1me '75 features 3:00 I (f:z, Musle1I Ch1lri . m Somerset Se1 Hunt 6 cartoons (Qf Ci)) ffi al Generel Hos- pital i Dinah! The Lucy Show Q) @ Movie: See Daytime Movies. 1)1ck Benny Show Get Sm11t G1Uopinf Gourmet Physlc11 Geoerephy 3:30 IJ Dinah! (3) 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies 0 Mike Douelu Show Jimmie Wal· ker co hosts Best of Groucho Beverly Hiiibiiiies My Favorite M1rtl1n The Munsters Spln·OH Add1ms hmily : History of Art ( @ ) Comedy Clusici · Drama Series • Mike Douelu Show · Tr.vel Fiims 4:00 U F1ther Knows Best (6J (fH; (I)) Mickey Mouse Club ~~The Flintstones; Film future Tues. I Sesame Street Subt Pelayo Futures EE Hollywood Movie Clesslts 4:30 M The Rifem1n 6 Gilllean's Island 8 1 Stu Trek m Bues & His Buddies ~ House of Friehtenrtein 17 fl) Tlttletale.s ~ Papa Corazon ~ little Rascals; M1jor leeeue Bueb1ll Tues; Wed. Giants vs. Pitts· burgh (~ CU> Star Trek 5:00 I O O (lg)I W News The Bia Ville, 6 I love Lucy Miuey Mouse Club i:d Racer 1 3 Hogan's Heroes 16 Merv Griffin Show I love Lucy Except Tues. & Wed. Mister Rorers' Neighborhood Drem1 Futures a> Mission: Impossible 5:30 ~ 0 OZ 00 (~ ) News 3 Comer Pyle 6 Horan's Heroes I Dennb the Menue I Drum of Jeannie Room ZZZ Except Tues. & Wed VIII• Aleere Travel Films Undetdor N "THE SMALL CAR EXPERTS"' FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES-SERVICE-PARTS nHONAllZID UASING -"LL MAKES & MODELS j FINE SE1EC110N Of USED CDS 842-7781 540-0442 S erving Af f Bea cf, C· t; e~ 5 MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN blEGO FWY 11835 IEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH SUNDAY AUGUST 17 r.i 0 R N I N c; ( *) lnd1utes 1n Advertlumenl 6:00 ! Bible Answers/Chnstophers 7:00 U.S. of Archie 6 Liberty Temple Church (J People's Forum @) NBC Reliaious Speci1I I J1bberwocky News/Public Aff1irs @ This Is the Lile I W1rren Roberts 7:15 With This Rina 7:30 B1iley's ·'Comets Voice ol Aericulture Mormon llbern1cle Choir Ultr1 Min 8 I Willy's Workshop I Voice ot Victory Wonder1m1 Shekinah Fellowship 6 ' Rea Humbird 7:45 (3) Slcred Hurt 8:00 Dusty's Treehouse 3 Hiahw1y to Huven @Speakina With Your Hinds Rea Humbird Thunderbirds 81 Let There Be L1aht i':)Johnny Birton Show 1ii) (f z, Qi Jerry fllwell ~ W1nder1ust 8:30 Limp Unto My feet (i) D1y ot Discovery 0 The Jetsons • THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. AUGUST I /, 19/'> i Jimmy Sw1u1rt Show 10:30 O Ch1llen1e MJ Sermon 0 Movie: "Wild St.Ilion" (wes) 'Si! It Is Written 0 <9 ) (11 (D Kora: 70,000 -Ben Cooper, Mart~a Hyer, Edgar Meetin1 Time 1t C1lv1ry B.C. Buchanan m KATHRYN KUHLMAN lflithtorToday f6)Movle: "Cuban fireblll" (dra) Doc11er Du1out/W11m-Up 'SO-Warren Oouaias, Eslellrta Rod * (IN COLOR) Caht1ry Chapel ngu ez Q) ~ 00 llathryn Kuhlm1n ( 6 J lnsiaht 8 Hud·On (@ Cl)) Town Hill Meetina Pantllli Oomlnkll Movie: (C) "Smoke Sianal" 9:00 tJ Look Up ' Live ll:OO tJ (171 (~l ((l Slmmy Davis Hirt· (wes) '55 -Dana Andrews. Prper (1) (6 @ Rex Humb1rd ford Open Golt Closing rounds of laurre, Rex Harrison. GO! the $200,000 Greater Hartford lfQ) N1me of the G1me <ei? 00> D1y of Discovery Open, from the Wethersfield (Conn ) ~Shekln1h fellowsh ip C1mpus Profile Country Club. Oavrd Stockton, for Mideut Anilysls I Believe in Mir1cles mer PGA champion, 1s the defender ~Cl)) Pro football Tennis Cham ~ 00 Oral Roberts 0 Here Comes the Future "The plonship NFL tootball stars compete 0 Spe1kin1 With Your Huds Brarn. Creating A Mental Elite" for the doubles net lllle at S1tv~1 Christldelphl1ns O Ru Humbird Lake Resort. m Ruth Gelm1n Show I Home Buyer's Guide m lnslaht Today's Reliaion (eft, )@ (f}Ghost Chasers 12:30 t)CitJ@(i)NFL Pre -Season Serendipity f Troop foothill Pittsburah vs Oakland at (®°' @) Jimmy Sw1111rt Show Sin Dieao H1ppenina Berkeley. Third Century USA Dodier Bueb1ll Dodgers vs 3 Rul Est1te Report TV 8 Looks at Lurnini Montreal Expos. At One With ... "Jane fon<la A · .. h · Q) Church In the Home al Issues & Answers I 0 o~~z~no'i:~p ecles ~ @ Movies: "Ch1r1ie Bubbles," Souls H11bor ll&hthouse Jerry Falwell "Action In the North At.11ntic" U.S. firm Report 1 rn Bailey's Comets CZ first Baptist Church Public Service Ci) first Baptist Church ffi G11nd Prb Tennis: Summer • U.S. NHy i TOur "Canadian Open, Toronto" . Mus Cl J P1l1bras Men's finals, live trom Toronto. 1:00 ( J ) film "One & A Half Dreams" 10:00 tJ Cit (I) 00 CBS Tennis Cl1ssic 11:30 0 Wildlite Thutre "Ke nya & Ugan f) Movie: (C) ''The Ap1ches' Last Rod Laver vs. Jeff Borowiak rn a da Satan" 81ttJe" (wes) '66-Lex Barker, Guy semvfinal match. I <ew \8)) (3 } m Mike A Wish Mad ison. (J) Action de 11 Comunid1d/Una • Glorf1-Grey's Pet H1ven iE I Dream of lunnle f1mili1 $an1 Meet the Press @ 700 Club Telethon Contrnues to The Christophers • flith for Tod1y 2AM r.o Hour of Power r (j)) Bia Ten Real Estate Open House Travel Film Oomin10 Film future Herald of Truth 1:30 (I) (Q!) ) Issues & Answers Sund1y Celeb11tion 12:00 ffi Doc:umentlry "Tomorrow Isn't 0 The Native Ametiun "Expres Cl)) Comedy Classics Soon Enough" sions in Art" An overview of Indian Estl Es 11 Vida 0 m Meet the Press art focusing on the famous Acoma 'BACK TO BACK' Two new half hour show~ ··1 he Toy Pony" and a Ja me<., Bl)nd ~pool titled Secret Agent 007 and 'h "-will air on KTLA, S11nday from 8 to 9PM Produced by Premo re. Inc . ··1 he To) Pony'' star~ Poindexter. the kid with the gravell y voice and the hig horn- rimmed gla<.,:.e!i in a children\ ~tory which blend:. animatmn. t.rnt.i~y and great new music. Thru the tech· nique of .. Chromakcy" .ind the magic of a dream sequence. a !illlffcd pony sent to mothcrlcs~. unhappy Jonathan (played by Poindexter) comes alive. The on ginal music i' ~ung hy Dora Hall. "The Toy Pony" wa!) dirt:cted and written by Win Opie. Dora Hall, ill ''Stcttl A&flll 007Y.z", ID)'SIU)' COOi~)' wtda mlllk, plars • IH'WSlady M OR COf'IMr M~fand II die place 1'bere ••)'tlains and uerythlna can-and cloa .. ....,_. Dora Hall !>tar' in Secret Agent 007 and 1/2 :· a mu\ical, my~t1c,tl privc1te eye spoo. It'-; played f~>r fun and laugh, and feature~ Scatman ('ru1hcr,. Sill Melton. Dave Barry and Mund I Jn· der.,. Talented Dora Hall i~ the high· light in two of the 'how·~ tl1p produc· tion number,. '·King 111 the Road" and the exc11ing finale. "Secret Agent Man." Hal Bel fer I'> lhc executi ve pro- ducer An Fi,hcr and Jeff M.irgoli' directed Poindexter pla)'• tb~ role of Jonatbu Moort Ill 111 "The Tor Ponr". • new hall·bour televlllon rbitdrrn\ lbow. Joaadlan u a motberltu, unbapp)' kid 10ho~< lonellnae bu caUHd him lo IH a 9 rear old hH,.,. cbondrlac • .. 15 e " t II n a potter. Lucy Lewis, end the Santa Fe Institute of American Indian Art. I Uoyd lridees' Sea Wol1d Combat Movie: "The Road to Hona Kon(' (com) '62-Bine Crosby, Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour. ~ lnslaht on Rellalon Movie; "S.mson In the Wu seu111" (hor) -Enrique R1mbal, Norma More. m Christopher Close-Up El) Humanist Alternative 2:00 (])Discussion "Freedom of the Press" ! The Champions Frlenda of Man Movie: "C.lllna Dr. Kildare" (dra) '39 -Lew Ayres, Lionel Barry more m , .... , .. , .... c-i""'AL'"'I Witts Sum mer Pu· 1de live from Walls with Bill Welsh and Esther Rolle hoslln11. ' American /lsr1ell TY Hour Cl)) Loretta Youn1 Theatre Treehouse Club Fiim Feature 2:30 0 Movie: "Monolith Monsters" (sci.fi) '57 -Grant Wiiiiams, Lola Albright. 00 Movie: "Thry C.me to Blow Up Americl" (dra) '43-George Sanders. Anna Sten m lnsicht 3:00 (3' Movie: "for Leve or Money" (com) '63-Kirk Douglas, Mitzi Gay· nor. Thelma Ritter O Nfl Championship Games ·•1972 AFC Play·Off" Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Oakland RaideB O NHRA Summern1tion1ls A com posite of the best in drag racing featuring hiehlights from the Sum· mernationals '74, the Supernationals /Wortd Finals '74 from Ontario, and the 1975 Gatornal1onals from Gains· ville, Fla. O Movie: (C) "Battle Hrmn" (dra) '57 -Rock Hudson, Martha Hyer. Dan Duryea.· § Greetln1s From Germ•nr 00 The Jetsons 700 ~ub Telethon Continues to 2AM. IBleclt Penpectlve on the News ) Nashville Musk C.mscoltndH Hum1n Dimensions Fiim F.ature 3:30 iJ A Chance of Heart ''The Chai lenge of Being Single ... Aaain" Rev. Malcolm Boyd moderates a four-part series on divorce. examin· '"ii the emotional consequences of divorce and new beginnings. The Br1lnwortis Dra1net Newsm11ters Tht Vlr1lnl1n (]) Film feature (6) GO! : Mtn1bershlp Appeal/Los An· &ties News Review I CI)) Celebrity Golf • Teien~ Contest • This Is the Life 4:00 I Newsm11ten • This Is the Life Movie: "loul1l1n1 Purchase" com) '41-Bob Hope, Vera Zorina. Oona Drake. (j) Tlrun Theatre O Rams P're-Season Football (R) L A. Rams vs. San Francisco 49ers. Star Trek ®)Hee Haw m Movie: "Cunga Din'' (dra) '39- Cary Grant. Victor McLaaten. Doug las Fairbanks Jr. ~'!.~~~:tireu ) Women's 'ro Ttnnla nd•r Matinee won: lmpoasible 4:301 face the N1tion • Sunde' 1 (]) Rod Concert Korean News @ Gtrner Ted Armstron1 : Membenhlp Appul/Washlnrton Week In Review m lnsleht 4:45 CV Ch1nain1 Tlmn 5:00 It likes All Kinds 3 Ho11n's Heroes a flee the N1tlon The Aven1en fU (6) News Danitr' Boone Kore1n Drama : Membenhlp Appe1l/W1ll Street Week • I Cl)) C~mplonshlp f'lshln1 Encuefltro Celebrity Tennis Revtv11 of Ameriu 5:30 CV Movie: (C) (2hr) "Rup the Wiid Wind" (dra) '42 -John Wayne, Susan Hayward. ~ Little Raacals News Movie: (C) (_2hr) "The Great Man's Whiskers" ldra) '70-Dennis Weaver, Dean Jones, Ann Sothern 00 National Ceoaraphk I Ci)) Bobby Goldsboro Show Bud Furlllo's Stum Room al Viewpoint on Nutrition 5:45 EID Membel'1hlp Appeal E Vl NINl, 6:00 iJ So You Think You Know Los An1eles (R) 0 Ci1J CV ai> m Nns O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Kone•" (sci Ii) '61 -Michael Gou~h. Mar110 Johns. (j) ConverMtion With Eric Sev1reld 01 s,, m Movie: (2hr) "Battle Hell" (dra) '56 -Richard Todd, Akim hmirott. ~ Nlpt ct.llery Japanese Chllclren's 'ro1ram 700 Club Telethon Continues to 2AM. I Wortd f>reu (j)) Ch1n1111 2' T11u To •.. Sammy l Company Coront Now . 6:30 IJ IUUT Special "Will You Live lo Be 100?" (R) O Anlm•I World "From Kaziranga With Love" @ Movie: "Little Miss 8r01cll!f1f' (mus) '38 -Shirley Temple, Jimmy Durante. I News Musical Contest 6 l et'1 M11t1 A De1I ~mbel'1hlp Appt1l /Aaronstr l Company I @ ) Hee Haw · Situ•tion Comedy • Journey to Adventure al Roller C1mes 7:00tJ0NIWI 0 m Wild Kln1dom "Killers of the Rupununi" THE DAIL:r' PILOT, Tll WEEK. AUGUS1 17, 1975 0 KAIC Special "The B1ll1e Jean @)LORD PETER WIMSEY! King Show" * "JOLLY GOOD SHOW!" (fl Jeoptrdr 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Bittle Hymn'' EID Membet1hlp Appeal /Muterpiece (dra) •57 _ Rock Hudson, Martha Theatre "Mu1der Musi Advertise" Hyer. Dan Duryea. 9:00 I Or1I Roberts film Feature I SPIC.AL I lte P1l1ce The Len I The FBI • W1nted: Dud or Alive Shin Dalkon No Hana non Sisters, p1an1s1 Peter Nero and @ Wild llinedom comic Sammy Shore star Chuplrlto EE Japanese l.lngu1ge Proerams @!) Noelle de Cal• 7:15 m Membenhlp Appeal 9:30 I @ (3 ' Cf ' 60 Minutes 7:30 i){fi1 (V The Manhattan The Kina Is Coming Transfer The Manhattan Transfer do 6 liet Sm1rt a takeoff on a double wedding with • Soul free a lw1~1 and perform with their -ReviV1I Fires guest. comedian David Brenner film Feature 0 ~ ®J m World of Disney 9:45 ED Membership Appeal "Snow Bear" (R) Part I of a two· part Arctic adventure about a sensi 10;00 Dir of DiKoverr tive Eskimo lad's rescue ol a female 6 Today 1t Aqua Caliente polar bear cub snared in a hunting faith tor Tod1y trap in the arctic wilderness News 0 (Qt ) 00 Cl) Six Million S Jerry Falwell Min "The Midas Touch" (R) Steve News/This Is J1pan traces a missing nuclear warhead 700 Club Telethon Continue! lo that has fallen into the hands of a 2AM ww 11 Japanese pilot who has lived m SUPERSLEUTH SHOWS as a recluse on a remote island * MYSTERY MASTERY! EID BENNY GOODMAN EID The Rlv11s of Sher1oclt Holmes * SWINGS! JOIN "The Sensible Action of Lieutenant "POPS'' & KCET! Holst" (R) I The Best of Evening 1t Pops Situation Comedy l(oreu Proarams 10;30 IJ Follow-Up Ci) S.ntl Barbara Forum I The Time Beine Friends of Min News The Protectors 1:00 ~Children's Film "The Toy Pony" 6 P'ollu Surieon I SJWAL I V1udeville Rudy Val lee Is host to the Agostinos, Gisele MacKenzie, comic Leonard Barr and Donna Jean Young. 0 Movie: (C) "The Tender T~p" (com) '55-Debbie Reynolds. Frank Sinatra. Celeste Holm, David Wayne IActlon: Inner City Mission: Impossible (i1 Mr. Gospel Guitar (6] Dialoaue ! Passport to Travel Nippon No Uta/News 700 Club Telethon Continues to 2AM. ai) £1 Show de ~M1 Pinal (!')) Louis Paul lehm•n Jimmy Sw1gg1rt Show 11:00 CV 0 0 Cf l 1 (3) News 8:30 iJ @ (V (I) Koj11t "The Good Amazing World of llreskln luck Bomber'' (R) An unknown 6 Medlx • bomber has both Kojak and the o (~ (i)) News bomb squad battled-they can't de· lllthryn Kuhlm1n fuse hi~ intricate devices and they (6) Johnny Carson haven't received any extortion notes. : i(up's Show 0 @(6)@l mNBC Sund1r • Mystery.:.COlumbo "Negative Reac· 11-15 1 Slmmr & Company tion'' (R) Dick Van Dyke guests as 11:30 1J Movie: "Mlrace" (dra) '66 - a soft·spoken photoerapher who Gregory Peck, Diane Baker. Willer carries out a deadly plan to liberate Matthau himself from a domineering wife O S.mmy lo Company Guests In· (Antionette Bower). Joanna Camer· elude Jack Alber1son. Michael Cal· on, Vito Scotti and Joyce Van Patten Ian, Roy Clark and Eydie Gorme also guest. O Pacesetters O Movie: (C) "li'I Abner" (mus) 0 DORA HALL LAFF RIOT ·59 -Peter Palmer. Leslie Parrish. * Secret Agent 007 & lf2 Stubby Kaye 8 Telepulse O Comedr Specl1I "Secret ~enl o Movie: (C) "Four for Texas" 007 & l/z'' Dora Hall Scatman (adv) '63 -Frank Sinalra, Dean Crothers, Sid Mellon. Dave Barry Martin. and Muriel Landers star. m Movie: "Mr Sister Eileen" (com) 00 Movie: (C) (90) "Yoy1re to the '42-Rosalind Rus$8ll. Janet Blair, Planet of Prehistoric Women" (sci· Brian Aheme. Ii) '66 -Mamie Yan Doren. Q) Tony & Sustn Alamo 0 (®)Ci))@ El) ABC Sunday (~ (j)) Miu C111fornl1 -World Movie: (C) (2hr) "Indict & Convict" Buuty P11Nnt (R) (dr1) '75-George Grizzard, Reni 12•00 Q) Johnnr Barton Sh01f Santoni. Susan Howard, Ed Flanders. ' EID The Game Eli Wallach, William Shatner, Myrna • Loy, Herry Guardino A prominent 1:00 O Speaking Freelr public official is supecled of mur- dering his wife and her lover 1n a case lnvestieated by the Attorney General's office. 1:45 iJ Movie: "13 West Street'' (dra) '62 -Alan Ladd, Rod Steiaer, Mi· chael C~lan. Margaret Hayes. Q) S.m Yorty Show 2:00 O Ch1ll1nce My Sermon P11e 7 MONDAY AUGUST 18 For morning •nd afternoon ll1t1nes, pluse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 8 "Kina Dino~ur" (sc1·f1) '55 - Bill Bryant "Intent to Kill" (dra) '59 -Richard Todd, Betsy Drake, Herbert lom. 10:00 @ "The Conican Brothers" (dra) '41 -Douglas Fairbanks, Akim faml· roll, Ruth Warrick. lZ:OO m "Callin& Northside 777'' (mys) '47 -James Stewart, Helen Walker, lee J Cobb. 1:00 O "The Desperado" (wes) '54 - Wayne Moms, Beverly Garland ~4 ''That Man Georee" (dra) '67- George Hamilton, Claudine Auger. 3:00 o (C) "Bachelor in Paradise" (com) '61-Bob Hope, Lana Turner @ f6 (C) "Rio Conchos" (wes) ·54 -Richard Boone. Stuart Whit· man. Tony Franciosa 3:30 ffi (C) "The Secret of Blood Is· land" (dra) '6S -Jack Hedley, Bar bara Shelley 0 (C) "Quebec" (dra) 'SJ-John Barrvmore Jr .. Corinne Calvet. Bar hara Rush. 4:00 O (C) "Bhowui Junction" (dra) '56-Ava Gardner. Stewart Granger [ V l N I N c, 6:00 o o CIJ ®) m m m News tJ)O@ffi@Ci)(~ ) News 0 Ci) Bonanza fJ Wild Wild West m Green Acres m Mod Squad Ei) M1ri1 Teresa li The lnv1deri ~ R~ &. Friends 6:30 ~ Mer-Griffin Show m That Girt @(VI Spy Ell) Electric Company (~ ) Dealer's Choice m Travel Film Cl) Galloplna 'ourmet eft'Uttle Rascals 7:00 8 0 0 @ (i' m al News Ironside ~ Bowtlna for Dollars Mod Squad Truth or Consequences DEBUT Concentr1tlon Jack Narz hosts. I ~~:v;B~cr LI loba The Bia V11ley The Way It Was "1950 Nfl Title Game" Cleveland Browns vs. Los Angeles Rams. (~ ) Bonanu P~ge 8 @!) P1loma m Three Stooaes 7:30 tJ $25,000 Pyramid 0 Pollet Suraeon 0 Love Americtn Style 0 lnvestl11tive Special "Summer of the Shark" Eyew1lnes.s Newsman Chuck Henry presents a KABC spe cial investigating the Infamous pred ator or lhe sea CIJ (j1@ To Tell the Truth 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Th1t Forsythe Woman" (dra) 'SO-Errol Flynn. Greer Garson. Robert Young, Walter Pidgeon. @) let's Ma~e A Deal m Ho1an's Heroes Qj Ci) Wild Wortd of Animals Eill "AHORA" PRESENTA * ''LOS CAMPEROS" CON MUCHO GUSTO! Tt1E; DAILY PILOl , TV WEEK. AUGUST 17. 1975 ner, Eli Wallach, Oliver Tobias, Jane Btrkin, La1n1e Ka£an, Kif'ke and Kradnlk, two er arty peasants in 1904 Poland. eke out a ltving selling -and stealing-horses until a Cos· sack Captain appropnales all a11a1I· TUESDAY AUGUST 19 able horses for the Russo Japanese For morning •nd afternoon llstings, war With their v1llaee lac1n1 eco please Sff DAYTIME PROGRAMS. nom1c ruin, and Kradnik's beloved Below, for your convenience, •re 1mp11soned for ant• Ctarisl activ1 the day's movies. lies. the two goodheat1ed thieves ----------arrange an elaborate hoax to rree both lhe lady and the horses from Russian dom1nat1on DAYTIME MOVIES m The Bold Ones 9:00 0 "Hell Squad" (dra) '58 -Wally Campo, Fred Gavlln. "A Klu in the 9:30 iJ l171 (3) (!1 Rhoda (R) Marv Dark" (com) '49 -Jane Wyman, Tyler Moore, as Marv Richards, ar David Niven Brodenck Crawford rives unexpectedlY, and throws a lO:OO @ "The G~ilt of Janet Ames" (dra) monkey wrench into Rhoda and '47-Rosalind Russell ~elvyn Doug Joe's plan to have a long·awa1ted las ' weekend alone at Cape Cod 12 00 m' 'M h I A F h II ( : ' ot er s res man com) 0 News '49 -Loretta Young, Van John$on, ~ Pobre Ciera Rudy Vallee. Ba1bara Lawrence. lO:OOIJ !l1Jffi00 Medlcal Cent er l:OO ~"The Longhorn" (wes) '52 - Ell) Ahora "Half A life" (R) A 40-year·old Wild,, ~Ill Elliott. .. . cw:-Jimmy Dun Show spinster finally finds roma nce, just tl<i Sine. Boy, ~Inc (mus) 58 ~ as her devoted brother contracts a Tommy Sands. lilt Gentle al Bud furillo's Steam Room disease that will require her con-3:00 :lOJ ''The Barretts of Wimpole ~ Little Rascals stant attention to him Street" (dra) ·57 -Jennifer Jones, 8:00 -1 T. Gun 5 m 0 lie "The Perry Muon Bill Travers, John Gielgud ~ \.!!...• BJ ~ N ~ 16} (C) ''The Wiid North" (adv) Fires of Ignorance" (R) Oliver Har U.f ews '52 _ Stewart Granger, Wendell ker decides that h1~ son Tommy 1s Reverend Ike ,.,...;:i G •-Corey, Cyd Cha11sse. spending too much lime reading ~ reen .... res boo 3:30 (3 "Sutler's Cold" (dra) '36-Ed ks and lakes him out or school 10•30 I m News ward Arnold. lee Tracy to concentrate on farm work School · • Community Feedbatll O (C) "Here Come the Girls" teacher He.nry D~ory Ceuest Allen ~Allred Hitchcocll (com) 'S3-Bob Hope. Tony Martin. ~fa~~~~~·e~u~o ~~~:ee~ o~:teh~~! a) AcompaNme Arlene Dahl, Rosemary Clooney views on education are in the m1 11:001 @ 061) m al News 4:00 0 "Go for Broke" (dra) 'S I-Van nority and t~ey provoke strong, even . 00 ®.l @ Ci) News Johnson. violent. feeh!!.[S. Best of Groucho 0 ~ @Q2) m NBC Mond1y 6 Sft Bllko Nleht 8aseb11f Teams to be an . The Lucy Show nounced. The Ashman File "The Political 0 Mo.vie-: (21/zhr) "Humoresque" Mafia in Orange County,'' with 6:00 0~1 0 <10) m g;, aJ News EVENING (dra~ 47 -Joan Crawford, John Orange County o.A. Cecil Hicks. 0 8 @@ei)@<Q9('81) News Garfield, Oscar Levant IMod Squad I ' Bonanza 00 Wild Wild Wtst Peter Gunn Wiid Wiid West 0 (Qi)®> @ al The Rookiu The Untouchables Greert Acres "The Shield" (R) Five witnesses : Membership Appeal/The Kiiiers Mod Squad make positive identificatlon of a ( ) wanttd: Dead or Alive Maria Teresa suspected slayer of a policeman, but Maior league Bueb11l Conl'd officer Terry Webster is the lone ll:lS il) Cinem1 3-4 rrom 4:30PM. Giants vs Pittsburgh dissenter-a positidh which puts him W Roc~y &. Friends on the opposite side of buddies 11:30 0 @ CBS Lite Movie: CC) 6:30 o Merv Grittln Show Mike and Chris and other police "A Walk With love l Death" (dra) Th1t Girl officers. '69-Assaf Dayan, Anjelica Huston. 1 CV 1 Spy I Dealer's Choice 0 @ (6) ®l m Johnny Carson : Electric Company Bever17 a. Vid1I Susoon Show Joey Bishop is auest host. ( 00> Dealer's Choice Socur From Mexico 8 The Honeymooners • Trnel Film Movie: (Zhr) "No love for Ci) Movi.: "Danaerous" (dra) '36-. G1llopln1 Gourmet Johnny" (dra) '61 _ Peter Finch Bette Davis, Franchot Tone. Little Rasetls Mary Peach. ' 0 (~ (!)) CI) Wide Wor1d Mys- tery "Murder Impossible" (R) Lau· 7:00 0 0 0 Q'1 (6 m m News Eill JOIN KCET FOR TOPS * IN TENNIS TALENT! Ell) Grand Prix Tennis: Summer Tour (3hrs) "City Natlonal Buckeye Clas- sic" Final matches, live. from Co· rence Luckinbill, Jack Ging, David !3'1 Ironside Hedison and Robin Strasser star. Bowlin& for Dollars 0 Movie: (C) "Copactbua Palace" Mod Squad (adv) '64 -Sylva Koscma, Walter Truth or Consequen~s Chiari. Concentration OJ Mission: lmpoaslble f love Lucy The FBI lumbus, Ohio. 61) Muy A,radecldo 12:00 8 Twlll1ht Zone m Japanese Lln1ua1e Pro1r11ms al Get Smart LI loba The Bia Valley : Ahora 8:30 m Merv Griffin Show 12:30 8 NYPD @D Los Pollvoces m Daktul 9:00 e @ Ci)(]) Maude (R) Maude l :OO B (JQ) Tomorrow re<:ruits Vivian into women's libera· CI) Ci) !l.J (i) News lion-and possibly out of her mar-1:45 8 Movie: (C) "Come Nut Sprin1" riage-when Arthur takes a dim view (dra) 'SS -Ann Sheridan, Steve of Vivian's new Independence. Cochran, Walter Brennan. Ci) The Untouchables 0 (~Ci)) CI) al ABC Monday 3:00 8 Movie: "Those Endurfn1 Ybuna Movie: (C) (2.hr) "Romance of A Charms" (dra) '4S -Robert Youna. Horsethltf' (com) '71 -Yul Bryn Laraine Day, Bill Wiiiiams. ( (j)) Bon1nu1 • Paloma Three Stooges 7:30 New Treasure Hunt @) QJ Ci) Hollywood Squares Love Amerlctn Style ut's Make A Deal @CV To Tell the Truth Minion $ Movie: (2hr) "Johnny Cool" (mys) '63-Henry Silva, Eliza beth Monteomery, Jim Backus m Hocan's Heroes 5 E1D WHO? ''OR. WHO," * THAT'S WHO! WOW! I Dr. Who & The Silurians American Outdoorsman Animal World little Rascals I The Untouch1bln The Bold Ones u Vuettl de M1none Membership Appe1l/The Best of Evenln1 at Pops 9:30 0 News al Pobre Clua 8:00 8 7 ,.3J llood Tlmes (R)The l O:OO B @CV Barnaby Jones Evans lam1ly laces an economic "Counterfall" (R) Barnaby likes on crisis afler both James and J J lose a client who is a fugitive from jus· lhe1r jobs. lice. charged with the assassination 0 ~@ o m Adam-12 ··oana of a Superior Court Judge during a Hall" (R) Women's ltb hits the Los press conference, Olficer Dana Hall dons pants and 6 Perry Mason Angeles precinct when very feminine ~ m EE) News a billy club and 101ns her masculine (~ ) rn m MlfCUS Welby co.workers on the beal Jo Ann M.D. "The Time Bomb" (R) Or Pflug guests Welby has serious self doubts when O Movie: (2hr) "A Taste of Honey" a young woman develops a cancer (dra) '62-Rita Tushingham, Robert ous condition because of treatments Stephens. Dora Bryan. he recommended when she was a 6 Wild Wild West child. Lucie Arnaz, Joan Hotchkis 0 (®, [8,1) r3 1 a> Happy Da ys and Gavan O'Herlihy guest. ''The Cunningham Caper'' (R) While @ Get Smart recuperating from the flu, Richie @ Green Acres fights boredom until he discovers l O:l S t::T;\ Membership Appeil he's not alone in his home-his ~ company is a burglar 10:30 I Community Feedback Beverly & Vidal Sassoon Show Alfred Hitchcock I Dealer's Choice News Et Show de Iris Chacon ID THfRESA MERRITI A Movie: (2hr) "I Died A Thou-'s 11nd Times" Cdral ·55 -Jack Pa *VERY SPECIAL PER ON lance. Shelley Winters, Lee Marvin. ID I s"c1AL I About Miss Merritt E1D SUPPORT KCET AS Theresa Merritt performs selections from Broadway productions and reminisces about her career and ex- periences. al El Show de Willer Mercado EI1) Membership Appeal/The Rivals l l ·OO 0 0 al m (E News of Sherlock Holmes "The Moab1te · ®@) Qj Ci) News * SUPERSLEUTH SHOWS MYSTERY MASTERY ! Cipher" R. Austin Freeman's story Best of Groucho is set 1n 1912 London, where the Sil Bilko Russian Grand Duke plans a v1s1t, The Lucy Show and a group of anarchists plans to The Ashmin f ile assassinate him. Or Thorndyke dis· Mod Squad covers a ci pher which could lead to 1 @ Mr. lucky t~e ringfe~ders, but which jeopar· The Untouchables d1zes his hie. ("'° @ ) Wanted: Dud or Alive m Exltos ~ m J1p1nese lln1u11e Pro1rams ll:lS tI) The Killers "Heart Disease'' al Cinema 34 8:30 8 [7 (JJ (jl M • A • S • H (R) Dreams of fame. glory and honor 11:30 B q1l Cil ®CBS., Ute !"ovie: dance in the heads of almost every (C) 'The ~orsem.en (dra) 71 - one. except Hawkeye and Trapper Omar Sharif, Leigh Taylor-Young, John, when lhe unit learns that the Jack..falance. supreme commander himself. Gen , 0 ~@(lg) m Johnny Carson Douglas MacArthur. 1s going to pay Joey Bishop is guest host lhem a visit. 0 The Honeymoo~en . 0 ~Ci)®) m N BC Tu e s. <j) Movie: "Mldn11ht Taxi" (dra) day Movie: fC) (21/ihr) "The uw" '37 -Brian Donlevy, Sir Rumann. (R) (dra) '74 -Judd Hirsch, John 0 (~ @ ) (Ii Wide Wo~~ Mya- Bei:k, Gary Busey, Bonnie Franklin, tery K1~ler ~1th Two Faces (R) ,, Barbara Baxley, Sam Wanamaker. 0 Mo~ie: Pluse Believe Me The Emmy Award·winnin& drama (com) 50 -Deborah Kerr, Robert about a dedicated lawyer and the Walker, Peter Lawford. Mark Stev· problems he faces as a public de· ens. fender within the judicial system of m Mission: lmpoulble a large city, 12:00 O Twiflght Zone 0 (Qj) Cl)) (;) Cl} A B C T u e s · IE Get Sm11t d1y Movie: (C) (90) "Every Man Needs One" (R) (com) '72 -Ken 12:30 0 NYPD • Berry, Henry Gibson. Connie Stev· m M~vle: "D~ke of West Polnr• ens. Carol Wayne. A swinging (rom) 38 -R1char~ Carlson, Louis bachelor architect hires a spunky Hayward, Joan Fontaine. woman usistant against his better 1:00 IJ @) Tomorrow judgment and the situation quickly (1) (j) Q) Ci) News develops into a battle of the sexes. 1:45 B Movie: (C) "About face" (mus) m Merv Griffin Show '52 -Gordon MacRae, Phyllis Kirk, al El Show de £mlt1 l'bzarlo Joel Grey. 9:00 B @ Hawaii flve·O "Hit Gun for Sale" (R) McGarrett goes all out to keep the lid on a threat· ened organized crime war by tracking both an unknown hit man and his tareet. 3:00 m All-Nl&ht Show: "The Texas Rance rs," "Attlclc of the SO.foot Wom1n" 3:30 B Movie: "Hotel Reserve" (dra) '46 -James Mason, Patricia Me· dina. Herbert Lom. THE DAILY PILOT. lV WEEK. AUGUST 17. 1975 You can take .it withypu. ~· 1V-520 Sony Black & White 5" screen measured diagonally What is black and white and transportable all over? 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Styliih Vogue type on f ine quality white gummed paper. r --------------------, Fill in this coupon, clip a nd m ail with $1 SO to: Pilot P rinting Label Div., Post Office Box 1560 Costa Mesa, California 92620 le Sure to UM your Zip Code I ''''·''l@i'"IH~--L _____ _ _ _______ _J Pace 10 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<, AUGUST 17, 1975 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 20 For morning and afternoon llstlng1, pleaae see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day• s movies. DAYTIME MOVIES · 9:00 O "The Crosbr Case" (hor) '34- Wynne Gibson, Onslow Stevens "Bl•dl Battalion" (dra) '60-Frank Peters, Jarris Mares. 10:00 00 "Stanier &. Llvlncaton•" (dra) '39-Spencer Tracy, Waller Brennan. 12:00 m "Mrs. Mike" (adv) '49 -Dick Powell, Evelyn Keyes. 1:00 O "Rider on A Dead Horse" (wes) '62 -John Vivyan. Lisa Lu Qi (C) "Mlulon to Puadlse" (dra ) '67 -K1eron Moore. 3:00 ®) (C) "81tt1t1round" (dra) ·50 - Van Johnson, John Hodiak. Ii) (j) (C) "The Outriders'' (wes) '50-Joel McCrea, Arlene Dahl, Barry Sullivan. ,., 3:30 @ (C) "Home in lndlana" (adv) 'U -Lon McAllister, Walter Brennan. 0 "The Desperate Hours'' (dra) '55 -Humphrey Bogart, Fredric March, Arthur Kennedy, Martha Scott. 4:00 fJ "Tl!e Bad & the Beautiful (dra) '52 -Lana Turner, Kirk Douglas, Dick Powell. LVLr~INC. 6:00 ·~&~~~~::,, 'ti) Bonanu Wild Wiid West Creen Acres Mod Squid Maril Teresa Major Learue Baaeball Cont'd from 4:30PM. Giants vs, Pittsburgh. m Roclrr & Frieltds 6:30 Merv Critfln Show That lilr1 1 (])I Spy : Electric Companr ( (j)) Dealer's Choice . Tmtl fHm Calloph11 liounnet Little Rascals 1:00 oo@oo mmNews Ironside Bowtlne for Dollars Mod Squid Truth or Consequences Concentration I love Lucy The FBI La loba Cii Arthur Ashe -The Man & The Athlete ' About Miu Merritt (R) @ ) Benanu Paloma Three Stooces 7:30 I Lorne lireene's l.as1 of the Wild • Name That Tune love Mleriun stri• Celebrity SWttpstakes 8 (llJ CV To Tell the Truth • MHllon $ Movie: (C) (Zhr) "633 Squadron" (dra) '64 -George Cha· kirls, Cliff Robertson, Marla Perschy. I Price Is Rlcht Hocan's Heroes · (j) last of the Wiid fI) .. CITYWATCHERS" * SAILS TO AVALON! I Cltywatchers Pop Cots the Country Celebrity lowllnr Little Rascals 1:00 I) @ (}) Tonr Orlando 6 Dawn (R) Buddy Ebsen and Kate Smith guest 0 Q) (6) ®) g;) llttle Houae on lht Prairie ''To See the World" (R) A farm boy (guest Milch Vogel) leaves home to taste the excitement of city life, and Mr. Edwards aoes along to protect him, since it was his tall tales that prompted the lad to go. D Movie: ~) (2hr) uA l ion Is In tie StrHb" (dra) '53 -James Caaney, Barbara Hale, Anne Franeis. 00 Wiid Wltd West fJ (~ (j)) (}) Q) Thars Mr Mt· ma "The Hero" (R) Earl talks Clif· ton Into shelterlna hi$ cousin Hank overniaht when he returns to town for his father's funeral, even thouah a vengeance.bent dope ring is after Hank. Hilly Hicks guests. I Latlft Profile Dealer's Choiee Beverty & Vidal Sassoon Show El Profesor Aldao Movie: (Zhr) "The Desperate Hours" (dra) '55 -Humphrey Bo gart, Fredric March, Martha Scott fI) JONES + LEWIS * FANTASTIC JAll! IN STEREO ON KCET fI) I "mlL I T"8d Jo111s/Mel lew· Is Orchestra In this speci1I, taped at KC£T, the orchestra offers tra- ditional big band instrumentation with a contemporary jut sound. ~ Championship Wrutllnr m Japanese L.an1uace Procrams 1:30 0 (tjj Cl)) @ Q) ABC Wednes· day Movie: (C) (90) "Tlle Trial of Chaplain Jense11" (R) (dra) 75 - James Franciscus, Joanna Miles, Charles Durning, Harri! Volin, Lynda Day George, Dorothy Tristan. The true account of a chapl11n who was the only U.S. Navy officer ever to be courtmartialed solely on a charge of adultery. @ San Die10 Nm Conference m Merv Crlffln Show 9:00 I) (llJ CIJ Cl) CanllOn "Perfect Fit for A Frame" (R) Cannon's assign· ment as a airl's bodyguard becomes a nightmare when he finds himself framed for the mufder of the man she says has been pursuing her. 0 ~ Ci) g;) luus Tanner "One to One" (R) Aspiring musician Dan· ny Wharton (guest Mitch Vogel) con· tides in Tanner about the growina split between he and his father (guest Andrew Duggan), due to their inability to discuss things and par· titularly over the older Wharton's indifference towards Danny's music. Lucas solicits the help of his friend, famed musician Jose Felici· ano, but the ploy backfires resultin11 In enraged reaction from the father. (j) The Untouchables ®) Movie: (C) (2tir) "Otlce You Kiu A Stranger" (dra) '69 -Paul Burke, Carol Lynley. IE The Bold Ones 9:15 EE) Mt mberahlp Appeal 9:300Ntw1 EE Club Bahia Shollf 75 w ed a· on $• ol 1t n· EID PEREZ & BIXBY RAP! * THEN(J'STEAMBATH" sssssssssss SIZZLE'SI • EID Hollywood Television Thutrt "Steambath" Bruce Jay Friedman's much d1scuued, bizarre comedy takes place In a steambath popu . lated by an assortment of c;haracters whose future is to be decided by a Puerto Rican attendant, who 15, in actuality, God. Jose Perez. Bill Bia- by, Valerie Perrine and Herb Edel· man star. m Pobre Cl111 10:00 U (!7) (V Mannia "The Em pty Tower" (R) A modern office buildin g 1s the scene of a deadly cat.and· mouse game. with Mannix as the bait. 0 Ill 00 m Pettoulll "Death in Small Doses" (R) Nurse Lucille Bates Is found slain and her pat ient. George Baldwin, dead-and young Lewis Baldwin 1s accused of hom i· cide. As the family lawyer for the Baldwins, Petrocelli defends young Lewis and learns that strange things occured 1n the Baldwin household. ~J!?~:!~· 0 (ta?) ) a> The Jim Staf· ford Show Bill Daily and Karen Valentine guest ~Th• Fii ;et Smart ;reen Acres 10:30 1 '-rner Ted Armstrone Nnn Alfred Hitchcock · La Criada Bien Crlada ll:OOR ai B~~~ews Best of ;roucho 6 Sil BHko The Lucy Show The Ashman rue Mod Squad (3) Peter ;unn file Untouchables : Membership Appeal/The Kiiiers ( Cf)) Wanted: Dead or Alive 11:15 m Cinema 34 11:30 U @ Cl) CBS late Movie: (C) "flrehou1t" (dra) '72 -Richard Roundtree, Vince Edwards. Andrew Du1111an, Richard Jaeckel. 0 123 (]) ®l m Johnny Carson Joey lilshop is euest host O The Honeymooners ~ Cl) Movie; "The Untamecr Breed" (dra) '48 -Sonny Tufts. O (Qtj ) CI) Wide Wortd Spe· clal "Stanley Kramer: Triumphs and Defeats of A Hollywood Filmmaker'' Part I Stanley Kramer discusses with Jose Ferrer, Maximillian Schell. Lee Marvin and Faye Dunaway, the mar- gin between success and fail ure of a motion picture, fJ Movie: "Forbidden" (dra) '54 -Tony Curtis, Joanne Dru. m Mission: lmpoulble 12:00 I Twllieht Zone Get Smart 12:30 NYPO . Movie: "The Black Knight" (adv) '54 -Alan Ladd. 1:00 O (10) Tomorrow 1:45 U Movie: '';oodbye My Fancy" (com) '51 -Joan Crawford, Robert Young, Eve Arden. 2:30 m All·Nl1tlt Show; "The IKkpot." "Storm Over Lisbon" 3:30 f) Movie: "Man or ;un" (wes) '58 -Macdonald Carey. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, AUGUST 17. 1975 'Sl>ACE 1999' L~~US O~ TV MARTI:-.' l .A'l>Al "Space: t 999," a nl'W !>~ mJ1CJh.:u ')l·1cnu:·lkt1nn ":nes, will be ~een (\ IJ J ~pCl'ljl Prcv1e'' 111 S\}ulhcrn Cahforn1a ONI Y ) on KHJ. ( h.1nncl 9. Sawn.lay (Aug. 23) from 7 to XP~1 I he ".ll:ncw ,cries will be seen on a weckl) ba"" 1h1!> f·jll on Chanm:I 9 in that ~:.11ne ti me pcrnid hegmning Saturday (Sept. 20). It will ab.<1 l'rcnrn:re 0n bllth KERO Channel 23. b 1n Bakcr,field, .ind nn KGTV1 • Channel I 0, San Diego on Satunla~ (Sept. 13)-a week earlier-at 7 to HP I. r he new ~cr1c' ,tari. :\lanin Landau and Bartrnra Bain (teaming fo r the fir~l time l>lllCl' their appcaran<:l' toge1hcr 111 their memorable run on Mii.!linn l111pus!.iblc) and Barry Mo r!>c, bc!>I remembered a' I I. (icranl on rhe Fugitive. Filmed in England ilnu prmlu1:ed h\ I re at a co~t of $6.500.000. 1he senc~ .., !>Ct 111 1999 when the moon i~ blasted out of canh\ or~1t. On 11 are '11 men and women from all nations l'f Earth, ~mg1nall\ based there to man an car~} -warning Jden'ii: !>)stem and to repel invader-. fhc ca ta<.· trophc 1s cau!>ed b} a s.eric~ of c;pectacular thcrmu- nuclear explosion~ that tear away port1~n1, of the moon and completely alter 11-, grav11auonal rela· t ion~h1p with Earth. . With Moonbase Alpha intact, the remainder of 1hc moon careen:. incxorahly aWJ} from Earth It ci}n never return. and become-, the only world lor 11, 1nhabi1ant~ wbose goal now " 10 find a l.~m · pa11bl e planet on whic~ to sett le . Self-i.uo;ta1ni ng, 1he base is able to maintain survival conu111on'\. Food. air anJ water recycling in-.1aJlat1on<. arc powered with atomic and '>Olar energy. All sys· terns necessary for life funct ion~ of lhe people and the computer-governed operat ion~ of the com- plex machinery arc operative-:-mak mg the run- away moon totally self-supporting. "Space: 1999" abo utilizes the mo!-1 'pccta~u.lar array of ·hardware' ever huilt for a t.clcv1'i10n ,erit:\. All sorts of !>pace ships, space gear and the ent ire catalog of futunst1c equipment required for l1k in space has been con~tn!cted f?r the p_roduc- tion For the ultimate in deta il. the interna11onally known fashion designer, Rudi Gcrnrcich, ha~ cre- ated costumes. projecting his conception o( 'ityleo; in the year ::!000. In addition. the 'pec1al effects .ind photograph) ha' e produced man} increu1ble ,c-:nc~ that lend e'(C1tcmenl and U'lpensc to 1he thought-prtnolo.ing .. tone,. Credit mu~t go in par- t11:ular to l\\o men. 811:rn John,on, de-.1gner and dircclor ol the ,pec1al effect' department (best l.nll\'n tur h" nn1aLing event:. in "::!001, A Spa~c OJ\ ~'>t!\" and ... , he 1 am.mnJ Seed.") and special dTcel'> ~llrcctor 1\1ck t\llJcr (credit.. include ··Khar- iourn," "A Man for At! Sea,om." and "The Battle o1 Uri tain.") Martin Landau stars a-. Cummandcr John Koe- nig who wa-. a's1gned the a~c\omc~ res~nsibilit y of cnmmanding Moonha~e Alpha, Earth s outpost 1n ~pace, for hi' combination of outstanding le:ide r- 'hip qualities. -.upi:r1or -.pace knowledge and_ un- equalled admini-.1rat1w abilit). An Amcnc~n, Commander Koenig j, an a~trophysicisr of h1~h repute who ha~ been a pilot and an a)lronaut in h" time A~l..ed 10 hel p on Alpha's c.lc'>ign. he has heen gradually dr:.iwn into the project and finally persuaded to bi:comc its Commander. As Dr. Helene Russell , Barbara Bain is the Chief Medical Officer on the new world, :?~d her phere of influence extends to Commander Koenig, with whom she h:h an under!ltandablc c lose relationship ha,eJ on mutual re~pect and attraction. Also an American, she i!> the daughter of a West C~ast ph)sician and has foll owed in her father') medical footstep~. gradually expanding into the challenges of '>pace medicine, rising in her profession to be- come Moonbase Alpha's Chief of Medical Section. Professor Victor Bergma n !Barry Morse) is the ,c.·1cnt1st whose remarkable work is most respon- "ble for the establishment of Moonbase Alpha. He has also developed most of the equipment in use there. At one time Commander Koenig's men- tor and teacher, the profeS!>Or has remained a close personal friend . Both Martin Landau and Barbara BaJn are life members o f the famed actors studio, where Martin also teaches. Ms. Bain holds the distinction of heing the only actress to have won three Emmy's three vcars in a row-as Best Actress. The new o;eries · i5 also well -;tocked wi th internationally acclaimed 'tars in important guest roles BARBARA BAIN Pap 11 •• THURSDAY AUGUST 21 For mornlnc end afternoon ll1tln11. please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, ere the day's movlH. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O "Th1 W11ne Murder C4iu" (mys) '38 -Regis Toomey, June Clyde. "Angel on the Amuon" (adv) '48 -¥1ra Ralston, George Brent. Constance !Sennett. 10;00 '6 "High Treason" (mys) '52 - Liam Redmond, Andre Morell. 12:00 m "Sh11ll Out on 101" (dra) '55 -Frank love1oy, Terry Moore. l ee Marvin, Keenan Wynn. 1:00 O "Bella of Sin Fern1ndo" (adv) '4 7 -Donald Woods. Gloria Warren. ~4 ''It Happened on 5th Avenue" (com) '47 -Charles Ruule$, Gale S1orm J;OO 10 (C) ''Follow the Boys" (com) '63 -Connie f rancis, Russ Tamblyn. ~ Ci'J "Lene St.1r" (wes) '52 - Clark Gable, Ava Gardner. 3:30 C1J "The Naked l rlcade" (dra) '65 -Ken Scott. Shifley Eaton. O ''The Man Who Shot Uberty Va· lance" Part I (wes) '62 -James Stewart. John Wayne, Lee Marvin. 4:00 fJ ''The · OOctor ' the Cir1" (dr1) '50-Glenn Ford. Janet Leigh, Gloria OeHaven. , t V f r-J I N (, 6:00 Bit 00 [Q) (() g:) (f) News I . @ ( QJ(i)(~ (jJ) News 6 Bonanza Wiid Wild West Green Acres Mod Squad Maria T ereu The Invaders EZl Rocky & Friends 6:30 ~ Merv Crlffln Show That Girt 17 I Spy 1£1ectric Company ( 1) Dealer's Choke Travel Fiim C:1llopine C:ourm1t UtUe Rasul• 7;00 OD QJctJ ma>Ntn 3 lronslde Bowline for Doll111 Mod Squad Truth or Conacquences Concenltatlon I Love Lucy The FBI La lobe The l ie Valley : Boo~ 8Nt ( , ) Bonanu • Pa om• Three Stoo111 7:30 I Candid Camera · Price 11 IU(ht love Amerk:ln Style (1Q) Lera Malle A Dtal a U1J CD To Ttll the Truth • Millioft $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Tht Outriders" (wn) '50 -Joel Mc· Crea. Arlene Dahl, Barry Sullivan. Q) Hoe1n'1 Herots ~1 Hollywood Squar11 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. AUGUST 17, 1975 ID SPORTSFANS! RELIVE -Burt Reynolds, Arthur Kennedy, * "THE WAY IT WAS " Barry Sullivan mn. Bold Ones tli) TIM WIJ It Wu "19~3 NHL fE FuUYal lnttrnational St1nley Cup P~y·Offs" Detroit Red t :30 O NIWI W~jn~,:~ :~~eal Canadien$. m OPERA'S FIRST LADY, lobby Goldsboro Show * BEYERL Y SILLS--ON Utt11 Rascals KCET. WHERE ELSE? 1:00 I) @ CV Ci) The W11toas "The m I lflc!A( I Offstae• Wltti ltv•tt, Job" (R) John Boy accepts 1 part· Sills Martin Bernheimer talks inlor· time job reading to a youn& blind mally with Bever1y Siiis about her woman who obv10usly re$ents hi1 in· debut at the Metropolitan Opera, trud1ng into her life. and her role in brin1in1 conductor 0 ~(I) dQJ a;, len Y1rt1n , • • Sarah Caldwell to the Met this com· C4111in' At Ya! Ben's 1uuts are 1ne saason. florence Henderson and Julitt II> Ptbte Qara PrOW3e 10:00 ~ m El) NIWI O MOYie~ {2hr) ''The lAnt0n Drop 6 Party Mason Kid" (com) '51 -Bob Hope, Man· (Qi (j)) aJ H1rry 0 "Les· lyn Maxwell, Lloyd Nolan. ter" (R) Harry finds h1m1elf up 00 Wiid Wiid West against 1n exceptionally cunning 0 (~([))Cl) Ql Al111U t AO· criminal when he tries to clear I thine Goes Contestants compete in colleee student suspected of murder. a round of imaginative 11mes. Dick The youne man, a student of crim· Whittington, Charle.s Jones ind Lynn 1noloaY, insists on helping Harry Shackleford are hosts. Teams from solve the case. Jamie Smith Jackson, Banning, Calif.; Peoria, Ariz.; and Richard Schul and Fmah Fawcett Boulder City, Nev. compete for the Majors guest. Western Re1ional Championship, m Get Smart I Dealer's Cholct @ CrHn AuH levtr1J • Vidal Susoon Show 10:15 :Id~ .t41(~> (Zh > .. 0 d M ED IT'S NEW YEAR'S EVE Tell N: ;~les'' (dra)'·11 :•Christ~ * IN STRAUSS' VIENNA! . phtr George, Judy Carne. ED i IJlcill I vi.1na Phllhlriaonte CT-\ "PROFILE I MUSIC C411Ctrt The 1974 New Yul's per· u:i N • lormance 1n Vienn1 with music by * BEVERLY SILLS" NOW! Strauss, and featurine dances by the tli) Profile in Music: Bev1r1y Siiia Vienn1 State Opera Ballet Corps. Miss Sills speaks openly of her ta· 10:30 I Wanted: Dead or Allw reer and personal life, and also s1n1s Ntws a number of arias-from various Alfred Hltdlcocl operas. • La Trt1aend1 C4rte m N~s Tapatlal 11:00 CV 0 @I) m m Ntws a) Japanue l.angu111 Proerams • (j) ®) ~ Ci) Nttn 8:30 m Merv Griffin Show lest of Croucho @I) foro 2 Scl IUko Tht Lucy Show 9:00 II @ CV CBS Thursday Movie: The Aallman File (C) (2iir) "Adventures of the Quffn.. Mod Squad (R) (dra) '75 -~obert Stack, Ralph CIJ Mr. Ludy Bell~my, Bradfo d Dillman, David The Untoudlablea Hed1son, Sorrell ooke. Burr De Ben· ( {J)) Wanted: Dead or Alive ning, John Randolph, Ellen Weston, • . linden Chiles. Mills Watson. A vet· 11.15 fE> Membership Appeal/The Killers eran commander of a luxury ship @I) Cinema l4 faces the gravest crisis of his ca· 11:30 ft @ (I) Cl) CIS l.ata Movie: reer when his ship and all passen· (C) "The Trawtflnr Exewtiontr'' gers on board are threatened with (dra) '70 -Stacy Kuch, Marlana destruction from 1 bomb planted by Hill. the disgruntled former employee of 0 ea Ci) Qg) m JohnnJ C4inon one of the passeneers. Joey Bishop is auest host. 0 @ 00 ®) m NBC Thursday 0 C4ilelldar Movie: (C) (2hr) "Tiit I.Ast Day" (I) Movie: "fifty RO.tels to Ton" (R) (wes) '75 -Richard Widmark. (dra) '37 -Ann Sothern, Don Robert Conrad, Tim Matheson, Ameche. Christopher Connelly, RichHd Jaeck-U (Qj CIJ> Cl) Wide Wor1cl S,.. el, Barbara Rush, Loretta Swit, Tom dal "Stanley Kr1mer: Triumphs & Skerritt, Rex Holmlfl, Morrin Wood· Defeats of a Hollywood Filmm1ker'' ward. Widmark stars u 1 rettred Concl. gunman who is forced to defend his 0 Movie: "The Sttoq loo•" town in this loose historical account (Or•) '6 l -Darren Nesbitt. of the last 2.4 hou~ of the Oilton m Mlulon: lmpoulblt gang who met their demise on the 12:00 m Cat hl1rt streets of Coffeyville, Kansas in Oc· 12:30 Q) Movie: "luelu In the Afttr· tober of 1892. when they attempted noon'' (wes) '52 _ Rey Mlllind to rob two banks simultaneously. Forrest Tucker Helena Carter. ' (j) The Untouchtblta , ' fJ (®) ([)) (]) (f) Str1tts of Sin l .OO 0 (1Q) To .. rrow frandlco "Labyrinth" (R) Three l:A5 IJ Movie: (C) "Tbt YIJJNI Que19" crime syndicate men terrorize peopl1 (dra) '55 -B1tt1 Davis, Richard in • downtown hotel after faillne to Todd. Rod Taylor. carry out I mission of revena1. Don 2:30 m All • Nleht Show: "Mr. la," Gordon, Michael McGuire, Julie "M~" Adams, Shelly Novack and Fellce 3:45 fJ Movie: "Where D111er Uva" Orlandi aue$l. (dra) '50 -Robert Mitchum, Movie: (C) (2hr) "Sharl" (adv) Cl1ude R1ins. Faith Oomeraue. FRIDAY AUGUST 22 for mornlna and afternoon ll1tln11. pleue •H DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES -----------------~ 9:00 O "Crout11p" (mys) '60 -Lau· rence P1yne, Jill Adams, (C) .. Duel ot Are" (adv) '60 -Fernando La· mas, Li1na Orfe. 10:00 ct) "Thunder lay" (dre) '53 - James Stewart, Joanne Dru, Gilbel1 Roland. 12:00 m "I.Aura" (mys) '44 -01n1 An· drews, Gene Tierney, Clifton Webb. Vincent Price. · 1:00 O ''Taus Rane•n R&de A&•ln" (wes) '40 -John Howard, Ellen Drew. @"The Roollit" (com) '59 -Tom my Noonan, Peter Marsh1ll. 3:00 ®) (C) "Alpper's Nn Adlttntura" (dra) '64 -8111n Kelly, Luke Hal· pin. Q) @ "Carbine WIUlamr" (dra) '52 -James Stewart, Wendell Corey, Jean H1gen. 3:30 rn <t> "M1c1a .. x" (d11> '66 - Lana Turner. John Forsythe. 0 "Tht Man Wiie Shot Ubtrty Valance" Concl. (wu) '62 -James Stewart, John Wayne, Lee Marvin, Vera Miles. 4:00 O ''TM ll1ctbo1nl Junet1" (dra) '55 -Glenn ford, Sidney Poitier. Anne Francis. 6:00 f V f r,~ I N (, ~c&,~'tiJ;':. ~~ftla Wild Wiid West Green Acres Mod Squad Marla Tereu Tht lnvadtn RockJ l fritncl1 6:30 Merv &rlffln Show That Clr1 = ~eo.,..., ( Cl)) Du&el'a Chelca • Trawti Fltm Qatloplq &ounnet Little Rue.all 7:00 OD@Cil maJNtwa lronlliie lowtl•e for Dollars Mod S41uad Truth or Cotlaequt11a1 ConcentJatlon I L.ove lucy The Fii La Loba The Ile v.11., i: &) ==~ WHll/Mt111bt11hlp P1lom1 Thr" Stoorn 7:30 I MHquefl4!1 hrtr · l1j) HoUJwooct SqU1m Llwt Alfterlatt stJte WerW ef tll1 Su <HJ m To T1U Utt TruUI THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. AUGUST 17, 1915 0 Mflllon $ Movlt: (90) "Red tall upre11" (dra) '52 -Jett Chandlet, Alex Nicol. m Detler'a Choice ed parents try to aet at the source 9 Bil Time Wrutlln1 of their d1u1hter's dru1 habit. EE IT'S BIZARRE! IT'S m Ho1an's Heroes @ Ci) ftrlce la Rl1ht ID leveriy l Vidal Sassoon Show m ftrofnslonal lo1ln1 9 Movie: (C) (2hr) ''Paddy" (dra) '69 -Des Cave, Milo O'Shea. 0 UH Cl))(]) tl> AIC FrldaJ * BRAZEN! IT'S BACK! MovleDciub&efeature: (C) (90) "The IT'S "STEAMBATH!" Nlaht s1r1n&ier'' (R) (mys) ·74 -Ouren McGavln, Jo Ann Pflug, Si-fl) Hollywood Television Theatre m CAPITOL NEWS, THEN *CAPITAL DRAMA! KCET fl) ThutJe In America "A Memory mon Oakland, Scott Brady, Wally "Steambath" (R) Cox. A crusadin1 newsman goes In (Qj ) Wanted: Dud or Alive , of Two Mondays" Kristoffer Tabori. Jack Warden, Estelle Parsons, George Grizzard, Tony Lo Bianco, pursuit of a 120-year-old Jekyll-and-11:15 @!)Cinema 34 • Hyde-like killer in Seattle's eerie . , . fl) Wuhlnrton WH• In Review m friends of Min J.O. Cannon and Jerry Stiller star in this drama about a New York fam- ily durina the Deprusion. • underaround city. 11:10 iJ @ CIJ CBS Lite-Movie: 'Onron-head" (com) '58 -Andy Gntrrth. a> Wor1d ti Sur;lval fl) LORD PETER WIMSEY! Walter Matthau, Joey Bishop. m Utttt RHctll @!) u Vida con Aurel!. * "JOLLY GOOD SHOW!" 0 ID 00 ®l m Johnny Carson Joey Bishop is guest host. 1:00 1J @ (I) Cl) CIS FrldaJ Movie DoubltlNlurt: (C) (90) "Ont Mort Time" (R) (adv) '70 -Sammy Da· vis Jr., Peter Lawford, Esther Ander· son, M111le Wrlaht, Leslie Sands. Davis and Lawford are seen aaa in as the team of Salt & Pepper who aet Involved with double Identities, smuaalers and lntern1tion1I police. 0 @ Cil (f6) m Sanford • Son "The Older Woman" (R) When la· mont falls for an older woman, Fred concocts a scheme to put a halt to the relationship. 0 Movffi: (2hr) "P1tt1ms" (dra) '56 -Van Heflin, Ed Beiley, Ever- ett Sloane. i Wild Wild West (fS (j))(I) a> ABC Frldey ovtt Doubltftaturt: (C) (90) "The Martt of Zorro" (R) (adv) '75-F rank Lan1ell1, Ricardo Montalban, Louise Sorel, Gilbert Roland, Anne Archer, Yvonne OeCar1o. A new version of the classlc adventure that was ori1· inally produced in 1920 with Ooualas Fairbanks. then 11ain in 19-40 with Tyrone Power. m Japaneae l.n1u•1• ftro1r1m1 fl) Membenhlp Appe1l/M1sterplece Theatre "Murder Must Advertise" (R) 1:30 0 Q) (]) @) m Chico & The Man "Second Thouahts" (R) When ~ Ed discovers that he is bound to 10:00 0 lij Ci) @) m Police Woman Chico in a business partnership by "Nothlna left to Lose" On Patty a contract signed the niaht before, Duke Astin auests as a police In- he takes drastic action to dissolve formant who 1ets cauaht between it. the police and the syndicate. m Merv Crlffln Show I 0 m m NIWS @!) El Show de Rosita Peru fterry M11on Cet Smart 9:00 0 ~ CI) @) m Roc'1ord files Fl&ht of the Week "Claire" (R) In trying to do a favor • for a former fiancee, Rockford Is 10:30 ti) Ntw1 plunged into a tua·of-war between @!) Hoaar Dulce Ho1ar the police and the underworld. 10:45 fl) Membenhlp AHul Jackie Cooper and. Linda Evans tlj ~ ~ '-'£:\ iuest. 11:00 I 0 · · w News i llle Untouchables · ~ News Friday Nlaht f11hb lest of Croucho The Bold Ones Set. BRlto • Movie: (C) "How to S.ve A 9:30 1J@ (J) Cl) CBS fridlJ Movie 1rril1e ind Ruin Your Life" (com) Doublefuture: (C) (90) "Th• fteople '68 -Dean Martin, Stella Stevens, Next Door" (R) (dra) '70 -Eli Wal-Eli Wallach. lach. Julie Harris, Hal Holbrook, I Tiit Alllm1n File Cloris Leachman, Deborah Winters, Mod Squid Stephen McHattie, Don Scardino, 1 m Peter Cunn Nehemiah Persoff. A set of torment· Korean Serial 'THE BODY THAT BOB BUILT' In the frenetic entertainment industry, just keeping up with -::.m~-... the pace can be a problem. Actors and actresses take up yoga , meditation, bicycling, diets of all sorts ... take up any-••• thing that wil..H<eep them in shape and just keep them movin~· 11 ' Robert Blake, Emmy-winning star of ABC's Baretta series (Wednesdays. 10:00·1 l :OOPM), finds that hanging upside down helps him. Several years ago, Blake. wanted exercises to curb his backaches. He went to Vince Gironda, who has owned Vince's Gym on Ventura Boulevard near Blake's Studio City, Calif., home for 29 years. Vince . to whom patients need- ing exercises closely tied in with physiotherapy are often referred, gave Blake a personalized program, watched the effects closely. and altered the routine where needed so that the backaches become almost non-existent. As a side effect. Blake developed a chest and arms which lady fan letter writers are fond of mentioning. He has worked up to benchpre~sing more than 200 pounds of weights and doing some of the exercises hanging upside down from a bar. The actor finds the exercises done upside down have a two-fold benefit; increasing the flow of blood to the head and chang- ing circulation as well as almost doubling the effects of the exercises on the muscles. "They also keep me less tense, less irritable, and able· to sle~p. work and operate better," he comments. O The Honeymooners Ci) Movie: "Queen of Burlesque" (mys) '46 -Evelyn Anker.s. Carlton Young. O (~ (j)) (]) Wide Wor1d Mrs· terr (3hr) "The Picture of Dorian Gray" (R). (j) Movie: (C) "Kid 61l1h1d" (mus) '62 -Elvis Presley, Gig Youna. m Mission: hnpoulble 12:00 O Don Klrshner's Rock Concert ID Movie: "The UldJ P1ys Off' (dra) '52 -Linda Darnell, Stephen McNally. @ Rock Concert 12:30 m Movie: "Then There Were None" (mys) '45 -Louis Hayward, Barry F1tz1erald, Judith Anderson. 1:00 O o @ 00 Midniaht Special 1:45 iJ Movie: (C) "The River's Edae" (dra) '57 -Anthony Quinn, Ray Milland, Debra Paget. 2:10 m All-Night Show: "Pushover," "8uff1lo 8111" 3:30 iJ Movie: (C) "Blackbeanl the Pi· rate" (adv) '52 -Robert Newton, Linda Darnell. In the fall, Blake's "Baretta" will move to a new 9:00 1 O:OOPM timeslot on Wednesdays. Robert Blake, who earned an Emmy this year for his portrayal of Detective Tony B.retta In ABC's Buelt• series. .. SATURDAY AUGUST 23 ',1 n f~ N I i'J (, 6:00 (I) Summer S.muter 6:30 ([) TV I Classroom m lAt's Rap 7:00 I Q) Ci)@) m Addams F1mllr WHhnd <9 (j)) Vo1i's Ci1n1 lrOCher Buzz : Electric Com111nr 7:30 Summer Semester ID (]) (lg) m Chopper Bunch <a (j)) (]) Buis Bunny Youth i. the Issues Alternatives News/Public Alf1 lrs • 0 (~ ) (I) Adventures of Gii· l~n W Movit: "Punued" (wes) '47 - Teresa Wright. Robert Mitchum 9 :00 I ~~~ ~n~:d of tbe lost (ljffi> rn De~lin Country Music : Mister Ro1ers' Nei1hborhood 9:30 0 @@ 00 Pebbles l B1mm 81mm I @ (j) (jg) m Si1mund Movie: "Ro1dr1cers" (dra) '59 Joel Lawrence. Sally Fraser. 0 (~ (j)) CV lusie's Res· cue Rangers 9:451. Villa Aleare 10:00 @ ffi@ Scooby Doo · fl) Ci) (IQ) m Pink P1nther 6 World of Surviv11 (®J 00> (]) a> Super f riends O Movie: (C) "The Bia Trees" (wes) '52 -Kirk Douglas Eve Mil· ler. Ascot Races : Can11C01endas Trills West 8:00 I@ rn (]) Fivorite M•rtla11 . 1 •nlsh Movie · ~ Ci) (lg) m Emeraency + 4 10:30 1 @@ Sh1um! Ptcesetters • Ci) (W m Stu Trek 111 llue M1rble 6 Other People, Other P11ees (tHJ Ci)) (]) H o n g II o n I Movie: "Conquest of Cochise" P OIY (wes) '53 -John Hodjak, Robert O Movie: (C) "Fury of the Sabers'' Stack. (adv) '64 -Lell Barker, Marie Ver· I Movie slni. : Sesame Street I Unit Three 11:00 1 @00 Valley of the Dino· True Adventure saun Yoke of Tokyo 0 la) (j) OJ gfJ M1jor lugue Sesame Street 81Seb1ll Teams to be announced 1:30 I @ CI) (}) Speed Bum D Movie: "Son of Belle Starr" QI Ci)~ m Run, Joe, Run (wes) ·53 -Keith Larsen, Oona Gene Autry Thutre Drake. , Rock Concert (j) Tijuana: Window lo the South 0 (~ 00) (]) tl') These Are the SMfdon Leon.,d stars as Eddie SmJth, owner and operator of a New Yortc City arena known as "The Bl1 E"; Sheree North co-st.ars as his wife, Honey, a former dancer; and Quinn Cummlnp pfays Ginger, Ed· dle'1 orphaned 1randdaugnter w'-lives with them, In Big Eddie, new comedy series which premieres Saturday (Aug. 23) at 8PM on CBS. Big Eddie wlll be Hen Saturdays, In that time slot, for three successive WMka. Then, on Friday, Sept. 12, the aeriH will move to Its 1"91ular day and time (Fridays, 8:00-8:30PM) . ..... 14 D1rs ' 11:30 O @ CV (j) Hudson Brothers Ci) Movie: "Aj>jche Wom1n" (wes) J '55 -Joan Taylor, Uoyd Bridges. ( 0 (~ (!)) @ a> A m e r i c a n Bandstand B Celebritr Golf Ch1llenge EE) Membership Appe1I I Electric Company A f r r·R N 0 0 N 12:00 0 @ @ (j) H1rlem Globetrot· ters 0 MO'fie: (C) "Tumblewfed" (wes) 1 '54 Ad tU:ie Murphy, Lori Nelson Bil Blue M1r1>1e Chiller M1tinee Doublefealure Membership Appul/Grover Mon· ster-Jun Mush Cutoon Specl11 I Roller G1mes 12:30 @ (]) 00 Fat Albert Movie: "Submarine Suh1wk" (dra) '58 -John Bentley, Brett Hal· sey. 0 (~ (!)) (]) a> PGA Tourn1· ment Plarers Ch1mpion1hip live coverage of the third round of play in this tournament from Ft. Worth, Texas. I lost in Space N1n'!l.._ I the Professor 1:00 {fl) (1) ([)CBS Children's Film FestlYll "A Member of the Family" A film from England inspired by Anna Sewell's famous novel ''Black Beauty." Movie: ''M1donn1's Secret" (mys) '46 -Ann Rutherford, Fran. cis Lederer 6) Pett!c-o1t Junction m Sal r Pimlenta THE DAILY PILOT. TV W[EK. AUGUST 17. 1'11'• I :15 f.Ii) Membership Appeal/Jun Shep· herd's Amerlc1 1:30 O Movie; (C) "Stand jt Apache River" (wes) '53 -Stephen McNal- ly, Hugh O'Br1an m Soul Tr1ln 6) Bill Cosbr 2:00 EJ Dusty's Treehouse l3J Bicycle Safety Film "Only One Road " B Aariculture USA "School Farm" O Movie: "Musketeers of the Sea" (adv) '60 -Robert Alda, Pier An gel!, Aldo Ray O Movie: (C) "C1pt.1in Pirate" (adv) '53 -Louis Hayward, Patricia Medina lf , Movie. (C) "Second Chance" (dra) '53 Robert Mitchum, Lmda Darnell. (101 lnsiaht (b Gomer Prle IJii @ American Outdoorsm1n ~~@ Concern a1) Membership Appul/Theater in AmeriCI "A Memory of Two Mon· days" (R) 19 L8J) Animal World • ~rlculture USA · Willy's Workshop 2:3D Movie: (C) ''Tillnlc" (dra) '53- Barbara Stanwyck. Clifton Webb, Robert Wagner, Richard Basehart. 0 NFL Action (6J Movie: ''Up the River" (com) '38 -Preston Fosler, Slim Summer VIiie JO) Thriller m Outer Limits ~ High Ch1p1rral 17j 3 World of Ricing 23' (6_) Voice of ~riculture (~ ( 81) Friends of Min ffi Saturday Afternoon Movies: "The Swindle," "Showdown 1t Boot Hiii" ~ News for the 70s 3:00 (J ) C1mpus Profile O Saturd1r 0 Movie: (C) "40 Guns to Apache Pass" (wes) '67 -Audie Murphy, Kenneth Tobey. 1,i ~)Film Feature el~ (6) Movie: "Beyond the Forest" (dra) '49 -Bette Davis. Joseph Col- len. David B11an1 Ruth Roman. 2~ Wild Wild West ((29 (81) World of Surviv11 ~ CarrucolendlS 3:30 rJ, Movie: ''The Ph11aoh'i Woman" (adv) '61 -John Drew Barrymore, Linda Cristal. 0 Wiler World 181 Tanan Theatre ffQl Movie: (C) "Dracul1 vs. F11nk· enstein" (hor) '64 -J. Carrol Naish, Lon Chaney. ' The Man From UNCLE The Vir1inl1n tU Battle Line CJ.)) Outdoors With Ken Cal· law1r I flnf1rri1 Falcon Fiim Feature 3:45 Membership Appe1I 4:00 World of Survlv1I Movie: "Desert Fury'' (rom) '47 -Lizabeth Scott, Burt Lancaster, Mary Astor. I Wrestling From the Olympic Celebrity Tennis rn SurvlYll El Super Show de 11 Salst l~B ~&~r B: 1 ::::.:::doors Fulbol·Soccer Medi1 ff) Voice ol Aarlculture 4:30 tJ (lj)13 LB ... CBS Sports Specb c- ut11 O Ebonr Aff1lr ( 8) Stu T rtll m HEE HAW -TONITE'S *COMEDY HIT!!! m Hee H1w ' ~ H1nll Thompson Show ~ (a)) NFL Attion · Bud Furillo's Steam Room Coron• Now S:OO ~ QJ News 6 Gilllg1n's Island <09lfJ)13 a> AB C's Wide World of SportJ 0 Wild Wild West 6) Mod Squid lal l+J 1974 College All·Ameriun Football ~ Jimmr Dun Show W Membership Appe1l/The Way It Wu (R) m Three Stooges 5:30 O (i) ~3 l6J News (6J Little Ruuls tlo) Wild Kin1dom d) Wor1d Footb1ll Lea1ue So Cali lorn1a Sun vs. Birmingham ~' Nashville Music m C1ll ll Macaroni m little R1sul1 hmil1 Theatre 5:4S f.Ii) Membership Appe1l/Flring Lin' EVENIN G 6:00 0 a lfij 3 g:) News 0 ~ l6) m NFL Pre-Season Footb1ll Los Angeles Rams vs Bui lalo Bills. I ~~n;:z;ner the Ghost Niaht Gallery Busando Una Estrella (;l Hee H1w 6:30 €1 CI! 0 (Q9' l8 1) News 8 World at Wu 1 (} i Pop Goes the Country Box de Mexico Greatest Sports l egends Three Stooges 7:00 Other People, Other Places Wild Kingdom Bowling for Dollars 6 Sammy & Compan1 @News 8 CBS Comedr Speci1l "Doc · PREVIEW Space: 1999 A new ' hour·long sc1ence·f1ct1on adventure .series starnn1 Martin landau, Bar bara Bain and Barry Morse. "Break away" Spectacular explosions on the moon hurl 11 out of Earth's orbit and cast 31 I men and women sta t1oned there on the ultimate rourney into space and across lhe universe Roy Ootrice guests. For more inlor mation see the COVER Story I It Takes A Thief 00 Jlmmr Dun Show News Pop Goes the Country fD NAZIS IN FRANCE!-* "THE SOR ROW AND THE' PITY" ON KCET. m Membership Appell I :Sr11(1AL I The Sorrow & the Pity (4 •/2hrs) Marcel Ophuls' 1971 documentary examines the Nazi occupation 1n France and questions how ordinary people could have gone along wllh a barbaric regime that destroyed hu man beings as a, matter of public policy. Interviews with Harold Mac millan, Anthony Eden and resistance ' I .. I J f11hters are fea tured. turkey dinner 10 pro1resslvely down· (9 (I)) lnrenu Wtlll Show hill when Bob's mother and Emily's m °'· Jagers l1vado11 Hour father be1an insultin1 one another 7:JO Wild Wortd of Aal111l1 before Thanks1lvin1. Lft'a Malle A 0 .. 1 00 m lo1l11t From the Olymplc lovt Aanerk.ln Styte Cl) Counby "'ace EynttHu: Lt1 Aa1t1es 10:00 fJ (llJ (]) (j) Tiie Dkll Cavett Nl•e n..t TuM satow Dick Cavett 1s the host of f j) Ml11ll Tltcll"ptOll Show this show which provides a blend ne.,. Sobre el T•po of comedy sluts, musical numbers 1ob11J C.Wdaoro Show 1nd conversation. reoca Sa_!.l_..n 0 KNIC Special "The Unwanted" 1:00 @ CV ClJ Alt In the fl•lly A documentary on the tr11ic stru1 ( ) A mldni1ht 1r1ument at the 1le of Mexican ille1a1 aliens as seen Jeffersons home spills over into the through the eyes of two fam ilies. Bunker household. The proaram also examines methods 0 U.r'a Club used by the U.S. Border Patrol and 0 (~ (I)) 00 Q) 19khll -Tiit the U.S. lmmi1r1tion Inspectors In Nlrht Stalker "Zombie" (R) Kolch1k Los Anaeles. covers a 1analand war and finds 0 (eij (j)) Ci) Cl) A d a m s e I himself face to face with 1 reven1· C.ite lib "Home Is the Cowud" in1 killer of ,.J crime boss -a zom· (R) Andy Griffith stars as the ble. Charles Aidman, Joseph Sirola sheriff of 1 small resort town whose and J. Pat O'Malley 1uest. quiet is disrupted by a larcenous (iJ MHtlon $ Movie: (C) (Zlfzht) ea1le, a returned draft-evader, and "CheytH• AutH1n" (adv) '64 -an escaped convict, all in one day. Richard Widmark, Carroll Baker, Nick Nolte, Abby Dalton, Egie James Stewart. Wolfinrton and Brend• Scott 1uest. I Ce111e I TIM by l rle11 Show $pl11isll MM Musical Cent.st Mme: (2hr) "Whiplash" (wes) (j) Sl••Y Dim Jr. SpeclaJ '45 -Dane Clar1c. ' CM•plolttlllp Wrntll•I I Super Show • Movie: "'Thi Countat1elt Tral· ~ .... ll111ua11 Pro1rHIS tor"' 1:30 (11.) (1) P'IEIUERE 111 Eddie I Leu c.rct .. S11n A new half-hour situation comedy 10:30 Ttday et Apa Cllnta series starrlna Sheldon Leonard In • Tiirn Pauperts t. Adftature the title role of Eddie Smith, a Studio 22/Qulr Tl .. street-wise product of the sidewalks 11:00 CI) 0 D Ci) News of New York who 1rew up Jo become Movie: "fit. "Ttua" (wes) '38 a 1ambler and is now a leaitimate -Randolph Scott. Joan Bennett, entrepreneur. Sheree North stars IS May Robson. Walter Brennan. Eddie's wife, Honey, an ex-d1ncer llhe Lucy Show who was Eddie's amour for many m (9 (j)) Netn years before they decided to marry T tffOf "'"l1Mltrt in order lo enable Eddie to 11in 1 (I) The r .T.L Club custody of his beloved orph1ned WetMtl's l.ovt Stories 1randdau1hter, Ginaer, played by 8· (]) Mo¥it; "The Trus.ire tf year-old Quinn Cummin1s . .Also star-rra Madre" (dra) '48-Humphrey rin1 in the series ere Billy Sands. Bo1art. Alan Oppenheimer and Ralph Wil-1700 Club cox. . Cifte•a l4 Pop Qoes Ult Country · Reck Conurt Crutnt Sperts leftllds 11:15 Movie: "lllaa of Evil" (hor) '63 CladW CIMrw -Clifford Evans, Noel Willman. llwre.ce W.,11 I (I)) Sciet1ee Flditfl TMatn 9:00 @ CD (I) Mary T)ler Moore 11:30 Fabutous 521 "Tiie Ust ef (R) Ted envisions fame and riln Messen1er'' (mys) '63 fortune when a smooth·lalkin1 con Geor1e C. Scott, Kirk Douglas, Dana artist convinces him to lend his Wynter. name to ''The Ted Baxter Famous O ®)Best of Tonl1ht Broadcasters School." Ci) Movie: "Neutron n. the MHi· 0@ (1) m E m e r I e n c Y I IC'' (sci-Ii) '61 -Wolf Rubenskis. "It's How You Play the Game" (R) O Movie: (C) "Tiii Sand Pebbles" ~ slipped-disc vittim stranded on • Part I (dra) '66 -Steve McQueen, watert>ed, and a roarin1 t11er In 1 Richard Attenborou1h, Candice Bera· misfired lV commercial occupy the en, Richard Crenn1. The conclusion paramedics. aif$ on Sunday (Aua. 24) at 11 Movie: (2hr) ''Tobacco Road" ll:JOPM. (dra) '41 -Gene Tierney, Dana An (j) Movie: "Les Mlaerables" (dra) drews, Ward Bond. · '35 -Fredric Ma,ch, Charles Lau1h· Ci) mo ton. 0 (Qi (i)) CD m S.W.A.T. "Jun· 0 Movie: (C) "Women of the Pre· ale Wu" (R) When Sit. Kay is hlstoric Pianet'' (sci·fi) '66 -Wen· wounded, Hondo 11rees to repla(e dell Corey, Keith Larsen. him temp0rarily with veleran cop 12:00 m All·Nlaht Show: .. Bride I the Bo Pritchard, with whim Hondo Beast." "I Wea A Male Wtr lridt," served in Vietnam, but Pritchard's "Macabre,'' ''Chlcltn Come Home" hostilities beain to emerae, placing 12:30 9 The W1tera family the team in jeojardy. Cameron Mil· 1:00 0 At OM Wlth ••• "L1wson Fusao chell 1uests. lnada'' 1 lfQ) Movie: (21tr) "Tiie Hucbten" ®) TluiUu (dra) '47 -Clark G1ble, Deborah 1:30 I) M!Wit: (C) "Treasure of the Kerr. Cotden Condor'' (adv) '53 -Anne I Donar Survillal Bancroft, Cornel Wilde. Premier FH"' 3:00 fJ Movie: "Tall In the Saddle" 9:30 @ CD Cl) Bob Newh1rt Show (wes) '44-John Wayne, Ella Raines, (R) Emily's plans for a wonderful Ward Bond. THE DAILY PILOT, Tl/ WEEK. AUGUST 17, 1975 KOCE-TII ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 SATURDAY: AUGUST 16 3:00 Folklife: (PTL) ·'Introduction to the Folkson1" 3:30 Man BllUds. Man Destroys (PBS) "The Day After Tomorrow" 4:00 Alternatin1 Current (KOCE) "John BiilS Consort" 4:30 U.S. Japan Refations Part I 5:30 The Boardin1 Hou\' (PBS) 6:00 Phil1delphl1 folk festival 7:00 Book Beat (PBS) "The Talooed Men" 7:30 When Televidon Wu Uve (PBS) 1:00 Jean Shepherd's America (PBS) 8:30 M•lic Of 011 Paintln1 (KOCE) "Floral" 9:00 Masttfllfeu lllutre (PBS) SUNDAY: AUGUST 17 J:OO Phyak.al Qeoiraphy (So Cal Con sortium) "Vegetation Structure" 3:30 Physical Geo1raphy (So Cal Con· sortium) "Major Veaetation Pat· tems of the Biosphere" 4:00 rhpical Geoaraplly (So Cal Con· sortium) "The Tropical Habitat, A Paradise?" 4:30 Phy1ical Qeoaraphy (So Cal Con sortium) "Tidal Community: An Example ol Interdependence" 5:00 Physical Qeorraphy (So Cal Con sortium) "GeothermaJ Energy" -Geography telecourse. 5:30 History of Art (So Cal Consort ium) "East/West" -Art history telecourse. 6:00 History of Art (So Cal Consort ium) "Review Sessions" -Art history telecou™l. 6:30 Histoly of Art (So Cal Consort ium) "Museums" -Art history telecourse. 7:00 Faces of Autumn (KOCE) A dOCU· mentary approach illuminating problems of the elderly. 7:30 They. Grow In SileMe "A Con· versatlon With Deal Teena1ers" 1:00 Jeanne Wolf With . . . (PBS) 1:30 The Boardln1 H04.1st (PBS) "Leo Sayer" 9:00 llllew Your Alltlques (PTL) Ralph d T rry discuss the desi1ns o mival Glass and the fac rom which it came. 9:30 Une (PBS) MONDAY: AUGUST 11 3:00 folkllfe: (PTL) "The Dulcimer" 3:30 Dtdric Con1pa11J (CTW) 4:00 Sesa•• Strfft (CTW) 5:00 Mbttr Ro1en Nel1hborhood (Family Communic.) 5:30 Vina Ale1re (PBS) 6:00 Physical 8eo111phy (So Cal Con· sortlum) "Man's Impact Throuah Time'' 6:30 The AJntrican Rlvtr (PBS) A film which documents the ef· forts of 1 community to pre.serve an imp0rtant natural resource. 7:00 Man Builds, Man Dtstrvys (PBS) 7:30 focus; Oran1e County (KOCE) An 1:00 Wtrtd Presa (PBS) 1:30 Nova (CTW) ''Bird Brain -The Mystery of Bird Naviaation" 9:30 The Albors (PBS) TUESDAY: AUCUST 19 l :OO faces of Aatu111a CKOCE) "A Sonr At Twilight -Part I" 3:30 £Jedr1c Co111p1ny (CTW) 4:00 Sesame Street (CTW) 5:00 Mister Rottrs Netpbofhood (CTW) 5:30 VIiia Aleare (PBS) 6:00 Phylkal Ceecraphy (So C1I Con· sortium) "Man's Impact Throu1h n me" 6:30 u(le (Pn) The Coast Guard Band performs a pro1ram of music by John Philip Sousa. 7:00 Wlttn Televla.lon Was Uve (PBS) 7:30 f17ln1 P1n1 West (PTL) "Fish In the West'' 8:00 s,edat (PBS) A Rad1•anhtoff Festival -From symphony to hlurty, the Mormon Youth Sym· phony and Chorus recreate the musical world of Ser11ei Rach· maninotf. 9:30 Woman (PBS) "Child Custody" WEDNESDAY: AUCUST 20 l :OO .. you ctty 1nd Thereabouts 3:30 Electrk CG•pany (CTW) 4:00 Sesame Street (CTW) 5:00 Mister ROltft NefatlborftoM 5:30 VHJa ~ (PBS) 6:00 U.S. .. ,.. Rt&atiofts rart I 7:00 Fryla1 P1111 West (PTL) "f ish 10 the West" 7:30 The Creat Bink Job (KOCE) In an effort to help ease the lln· employment problem, KOCE-TV will otter job huntina tips. 1:00 Masterpiece Theatre (PBS) 9:00 Thuter In Aanerica (PBS) "A Memory of Two Mondays" - Estelle Parsons and Jack War· det1 star. THURSDAY: AU,UST 21 3:00 Altematln1 Cunent (KOCE) "Les Moore" 3:30 Electric Co11peny (CTW) ~ 4:00 Sesame street (CTW) 5:00 Mist., lt11m Neipbtrttled 5:30 Villa Meire (PBS) 6:00 Tht Moclm Cerpor1tlon a!MI Social ResponsibHlty 7:00 The ~ (PBS) 7:30 Jun Shepherd's Amtrica (PBS) 1:00 Tiie Bat of Evenlq at Pops 9:00 Dlrec.doMs (Santa Ana School1) 9:30 fllllftl Ceod (CTW) FRIDAY: AUCUST 22 3:00 l lf llue Marf)le (NET) 3:30 Electric Company (CTW) 4:00 Sesame StrHt (CTW) 5:00 Mister Roten Nel1bborhotd 5:30 Villa Ale(l't (PBS) 6:00 They Crow 111 SlltllU (KOCE) "A Conversation With De1f Teens" 6:30 Wtntall (PBS) "Women's Stlld· ies'' • 7:00 hrterface (PBS) "Betty Carter ... What's New" 7:30 Mask ol Oil ra11t111 (KOCE) 8:00 WHhlnston Wffk 111 .... 1:30 Know Your Antiques (PTL) · 9:00 llups Shew (PBS) SATURDAY: .AUCUST 23 3:00 ftlkltfe: (PTL) ''The Dulcimer" 3:JO Maa tulkb. Min DaWp (PBS) 4:00 A1Uraatin1 Currttl't (KOCE) "Les Moore" .. • 4:JO U.S. Japan RelatieM Pert II 5:30 Tht toardlq Hotill (PBS) ''Leo Sayer" 6:00 Pltlt.dllphla folk Festini (PBS) 7:00 loot INt (PBS) "lhe Personal Memoirs of Julie Dent Grant" by John Y. Slmon. 7:30 Whet! T ....... Wu Uwe (PBS) 1:00 J .. a Sbtp1Mn1'1 Allttrica (PBS) 1:30 Mask tf OI Pal.U.1 (KOCE) 9:00 Masterpiece Thalrt (PBS) Page 15 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 17, 1975 r 5 120 now, at atlantic • music I Spend a lot less and aat a great stereo system · laa1ur1na the ®PIONEER• SP-300 AM -FM stereo Receiver WHO SAYS QUALITY STEREO HAS TO BE EXPENSIVE? 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Do celebritiea deaeroe tlaoae fabuloua aalariet tMfl receit>e in compaNori to tho.e doing hMd playftcal work?-T.O.D., Grand Raptda, Mich. • MorJ1.lly it may be unfair, but economically it's very fair. We're not being paid foT the amount of work we do, but for what that worlC earns on the market. On that basis, we're FOR ERNIE DI GREGORIO, basketball lt6r; Buffalo Braoe& Is it true that wbeo you were young you played basketball eight boun every day?-Tom Troia, Niagara Falls, N.Y. • Very often it wa.t eight hours-or more. I would shoot in the morning before school and again at night. In the swn· mer, 1 stayed at the playground all day. Since I was always smaller than the other guys, I spent a lot of time practicing ball handling and dribbling. Kids today frequently just practice shooting. They have to realiz.e it's very important to do the other things too. FOR CHARLTON HESTON Have you ever had any desire to enter politics?-Z1L., Sacramento, Calif. e No. I've played three Presidents, three saints and two geniuses. That's eno"Ugh gJory for one man. FOR KATHRYN CROSBY What are your children's career plans? Do they want to sing?-N. Francis, Wuhingtoo, D.C. • Mary Frances wants to be an actress, and st"Udies ballet about five hours a day: Harry shldies music and he plays the guitar and piano. Nat is keen on sports. I think he wants to be another Howard Cosell. But Bing and I insist they aU must go to college before they decide. We sing quite .a lot at home, and the children are in a church choir-which Bing feel~ is the best training. FOR HILDEGARDE What makes the "incomparable" Hildeprde incomparable? -D. Deutsch, Jamaica., N.Y. • At the beginning of World War II, I was introduced for the first time as "the incomparable Hildegarde;• and the name sruck. WbiJe I modestly deny the literal definition, I feel the "title'' is aU mine, and I admit to getting up- set when I see Marlene Dietrich and Liberace billed as "incomparable .. ! Talented, legendary, exciting-but not .. in- comparable." Because I'm still performing.I FOR THE ASK THEM YOURSELF EDITOR Why don't we ever read good thin~ about Polish people? All I ever read are those sick jolces.-T. Wagorski, PbiJa. deiphia, Pa. • All rig.ht-bow about singer Bobby Vinton? He was rec- ognized l>y Zbigniew Dembowslci, the Polish C-onsul Gen- eral in N.Y., for his contribution to Polish ethnic pride. Bobby's grandparents emigrated here about 1900, and he bas been a best-selling singer for 15 years. Said Vinton: "Tve heard Polish backgrounds hold people back in their •, jobs. But Mayor Daley of Chicago thanked mt for helping . 8oe.bf V..... him in the election. Surprised, I said, ·All I did was sin~ Polish with you.' He said, 'Well, I never won so easily.' But Poles don't just help elect Irishmen. What about promi- nent Polish congressmen like Wisconsin's Clement J. Zab- locki, Michigan's Lucien Nedzi and John Dingell. and Ed Derwinslci of Illinois? Cover Photo by ... "" Lewl1/F.P.O. underpaid. What we do sells for millions and millions of pcofit. Shouldn't we have a share of it? But the public has an inflated idea of bow much performers get-and our careers can be .short-lived. Does Mick Jagger know how long he11 be up there? Do any of us? For some, 35 is a dangerous age. We don't know if we'll still be popular or whether we'll be able to keep up what we' re doing. Besides, our work provides work for other people, and we don't get much credit for that, do we? FOR LORD SNOWDON Are your photographs for we?-R. Alleo, Austin, Texas • I've never given it a thought. I don't know why anyone would want to buy them. In my opinion, photographers aren't on a par with painters. All we do is record what we see with a roll of film . Clicking a lens doesn't require talent, the way holding a brush does. We're not artists. I don't approve of putting our signatures on our photographs-- like Van Gogh or Picasso. P6otography is a job lilce account- ancy. You wouldn't buy a CPA's ledgers, would you? FOR HOW ARD COSELL, TV personalhy I beard that ABC decided against using you on news shows because you didn't have enough ""credibilitY became of your sports background. Is that why you changed your mind about running for the Senate, or was it all a publicity gagl'-D .R. WilJon, Atlantic City, N.J. • I was seriously planning to run for the United States Senate from New York state because of Watergate. Once Nixon wu gone, I changed my mind. FOR NATALIE COLE, 8'nger and daughter of th.6 late Nat I<Jng Cok Do you think you're trading on your father's name?-F.A., Bacbosaclc, N.J. e Even though ifs unintentional, I guess I must do that- about 50 percent of the time. Let's face it, my biggest asset is that I'm my father's daughter. I'd probably have gotten where I am, but it would have taken that much IOnger. Being Natalie C.ole has caused the door to open a bit wi<fer and more easily for me. FOR lRVlNC WALLACE Is it true that everyone in youi family writes?-P.W., Poughkeepsie, N.Y. • Yes. In our house the sound of ~pewriters is deafening. My son David and I just finished The People's Almanac" (to be published in November); I'm working on my next book, a political suspense novel; my wife Sylvia (a former magazine editor) has finished the first draft of her first novel; and Amy, my daughter, is completing her first book. Augu1t 17, ms fiiml(V ~ The N9W1paper Megene A ,_.lutioa .. 0..... Car rte....., Ille. llafMCNld I(. MMoft, eM#nlNIJ ot fM llMnf A. l!dwlltd ....... ,.,...,.,.. -------llORTON FRANK. l'n1M1.c eMI l>tlllllllt« Ll!ONA"D L D.V1DOW, CMI,_ ROIEn D. CARNEY, Enc. 't.l'.·Aaoc. ,....A., PATRICK 11. 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"tar." 1 .2 mg. nicotifle: Longs. 17 mg. "tar." 1 .2 mg. nicotine. w. per cigarene. FTC Repon AfJ. '75 ' I :auazaz ' The Ride Paul Revere // Never Made-l_, And Other Bloopers '- In Oor .. IDstoey" a By John Came ron S wayze Especially for FAMILY W EElllY I ', ; j l \ . • -I. . .... _ ··r .. I' 'J I .. I ~/ I I JI' ' , _ ~ ~_,.,,.1 .( -~ / , tY •. T be world is. fulJ of histori- cal bloopers. Despite Shakespeare, Caesar was not stabbed to death jn the Roman Forum. The Senate wasn't even meeting there at the time. It was meeting at Pom- pey's Theatre, and that's where Julius was walking on that fateful day. And that old saw about Nero fiddling while Rome burned! The fiddle wasn't in- vented until the middle of the 16th .ccn. tury, some 1,600 years·after Nero lived. Originally, Cinderella's slippers weren't made of glass, they were fur. The swit.ch occurred when a mistake was made in the translation from French to English. But foreign countries don't have any comer on historical goofs. We b.ave them right here in our beautiful land, and in our Bicentennial year it might be well for us to look at a f cw of those that relate to eur beginnings and have been twisted in the history books. The Father of Our Country, good old George, didn't throw a silver dollar across the Potomac. For goodness' sake, that's a rifle shot. Yet I heard a soldier, ·trim and sincere-looking in his freshly pressed khakis, relate that canard to bis parents with unquestioning belief. They were standing in front of Mount Vernon as he pointed and said, "He stood right here and threw that dollar across that river. It sure was a long throw." It sure would have been. What George did was throw some· thing, probably a rock, across the Rap- pahannock. at a point where that stream was only middling wide. An endless parade of his countrymen, from then until now, have done the same thing from the banks of countJCM streams, cout to coast. 4 • FAMILY WEEKLY, Augu1I 17. 1075 Also, the calendar didn't read Febru- ary 22 on the day George was born. It showed the 11th. That one's a little tricky. When the old-style calendar was changed to the new, it caused the alter- ing of the date. ----The Liberty Bell wasn't cracked while ringin'g the first peal for the Declaration of Independence. It was cracked when tolling for the death of J usticc John Marshall more than halt a century later. The ''shot beard round the world" wasn't fired at Concord: it was fired at York and Philadelphia. But it was his ride on the night of April 18, 177S, that history has remembered-and distorted. That night, Revere was rowed across the Charles River in a small boat with oan muffled by what legend says was a woman's petticoat, commandeered from a patriotic lass. The boat, moving si- lently, passed virtually under the guns of a British man-of-war and landed Revere at Charlestown. From there he set out for Lexington on a borrowed bone. A short time earlier another messenger, William Dawes, carrying the same warn- 1'Th8t old faker Longfellow wrote: •1t was two by the village clock/When he came to the Bridge in Concord to'wn.' At two by the clock, Paul Revere was in British handa." Lexington. We can blame Ralph Waldo Emerson, who switched locales in his poem and caused most of. us to grow up learning the shot was fired where it wasn't And there is absolutely no evidence that Betsy Ross, that nice old lady, sat down and tu med out· the first flag, as -myriad iUuslrations would have us believe. Paul Revere's ride! Paul Revere didn't even finish that ride; another man did. But as Walter Winchell wrote, be didn't have Henry Wadswo rth Longfellow for a press agent. I wonder if Longf eUow had any idea what he was foisting on the nation when be penned that poem. I'd like to dwell on this historical side street for a littl~. The fact is, Paul was ~adept horse- man and the midnjgbt ride was not the first of bis equestrian ventures. For c~ ample, he had once carried news of the Boston Tea Party from Boston to New iog that the British were coming, had left from Boston 'Neck. takioi an alter· oate but slightly longer route. Both ar- rived safely at the house in Lcx.iogton where John Hancock and Samuel Adams were staying. This, not Concord, was their goal. Haococ~ and Adams were wanted by the British. The riders, besides sounding the alarm along the way, bad been or- dered to warn Hancock and Adams tti"at the enemy was coming so they could es- cape. This done, Revere and Dawes bad completed their mission. Going on to Concord was their own idea, prompted by their concern for stores and ammuni- tion held there by the Patriots. They had not been Jong on the Con· cord road when they encountered Dr. Samuel Prescott, a young physician who bad been visiting his fiance in Le~gton. Hearing of their mission, he joined them and the newly formed trio sped on. His addition was more important than any of them could foresee. He was the only 't'~C.M one to finish the ridef About half way to Concord, Prescott and Dawes stopped to alert another farm family, while Revere rode on ahead. Almost at once he saw the British and called to the other two. Dawes im- mediately broke for a nearby woods and attempted a ruse. As a piUr of British soldiers chased him, he shouted, "Hello, boys, I've got two of them!" He was hoping t~ make the British think they'd fallen into a trap. And indeed his pur- suers did pull up; it looked as though Dawes bad a good chance of making it. He blew it. He feU off bis horse! Luckily, he managed to escape into the woods, but he was left in no position to com- plete the journey. When Revere cried his first warning, Prescott rode to join him. Unhappily, both were forced by the British into a rock-fenced pasture. Prescott, familiar with the area, jumped bis hone over a low wall and made a getaway. He car- ried the word to Concord and the Pa- triots' stores were saved. Revere, riding for the woods, ran into a second British contingent and was cap· tured. As far as his ride was concerned, that was that. And yet that old faker Longfellow wrote : "It was two by the village clock/When he came to the Bridge in Concord town." At two by the clock, Paul Revere was in British bands. Tricky chaps, those rhymers like Longfellow and Emerson. They avoided accuracy as casually as a White House spokesman. But they did give us gallant phrases and thrilling words. Maybe only a churl would quibble about rw their poetic license. ~ By the way, If you have a pet historical blooper, Mr. Swayze wouJd be Interested In hearing It. Send it to John Cameron Swayze, c/o FAMILY WEEKLY, 841 Lex· lngton Ave., New York, N.Y. 10022. E [ t f t c " a i J E I r ) s ) t c c t l t ~ a s t a ( t ~ c c i i • I c 1 c r I t t ( t ' Advenlaemont Adven111emen1 Advertlr.omant Advort1a11ment ) ''We're looking for people to write children's books:' If you ever wanted to write and be published consi9er this opportunity. ·by Francis Gemme We need writers. There are over 150 publishers of books for children and more· than 250 magazines, all of which have a need for writers. We know that many people could help fill this need for children's writers if they could only get started. Are you one of those people? Do you have the urge to write and the ambition to work at it but are unable to get professional training? Are you tied to your home or job? Perhaps you lack confidence in your ability? Have you ever read a children's story and said, "I can do better than that"? Have you ever deplored the lack of good new literature for young readers? Do you love children? Do you want to do something important with your life? Do you want the personal satisfaction and the rewards that come with writing for children? That very attitude may be the clue that you can do it, for the desire to write must come first. , Stories only yoa can write. Once you learn to use the basic writing techniques, writing for children may be easier than you think. Your personal ex- periences, fantasies, personality traits, and hobbies all lend themselves to good subjects. Many of these subjects have been written about-plainly and simply -and have been published. You prob- ably have within yourself many chil- dren's stories that only you can write. A aew kind of school. At the Institute of Children's Litera- ture top writers and publishers have worked together to create a professional course to teach you to write for young children and for teenagers. They incJude people like Lee Wyndham, a teacher and author of forty-eight books, including Writing for Children and Teenagers, Hardie Gramatky, author and illustrator of many famous children's books like Little Toot, and John Ledes, President of Astor Honor Books and publisher of m'any award-winning ~hildren's books. In totaJ, these professional writers have published hundreds and hundreds of books and magazine articles for young readers. They know how to write--how to teach--and h9W to help you get your writing published. Learn.ln& to write and to seU. This course will train you step-by-step from the writing of the opening sentence through the polishing of a finished manu- script. Yes, ',/()u will have completed a manuscript suitable for submission to a publisher when you finish this course. ..... , ..... ~ .,.. •" • -" 411> •-'" . • . The success of th.is course has been demonstrated time and again by people who simply knew in their hearts that Francis Gemme, a Founder o( the Institute o( Children's Literature is the President and PubLisher of Golfn-y Books and former President of' Young Reader's Press. they could write in a way that would en-with yClur life. When you complete this rich children's reading experiences. course. you will be a trained writer with a future. And what a future! Your own Instructor. The market is enormous. Editors and Because writing is a very personal ex-publishers of chifdren's literature are perieoce, we believe that the teaching of searching for talented writers. writing must also be personaliz.ed. That " Last year, more than 30 million chil- is why, in addition to writing materials. dren's books were published, produc- tenbooks, instruction, and assignments, ing total sales of over 170 million dol- you wiU receive persona] guidance on tars! And over 250 periodicals for chil- every lesson from your own instructor. dren with a combined ci rculation of over The instructor chosen for you will be a 60,000,000 were publisheCJ. Books and become a successful writer. ·But, as an au.thor, you will be judged solely on your ability to write-not on your age, sex, education, or previous writing experi- ence. For example, female authors appear on the best sellers list as frequently as do male authors and, in the field o! chil- dren's literature, there are as many fe- male editors as there are male editors. Free test. professional writer who will remain with magazine articles for children are fre-To find qualified men and women you throughout the course. He will show quently adaP.ted for television and for with an aptitude for writing, the Faculty you how to use youf personal feelings, the movies... In addition, there are and Consultants the Institute have experiences, imagination, and interests to twenty-six childrert's ·book clubs and a prepared a special Aptitude Test. It is of- write for children-in your spare time.. rapidly expanding children's paperback fered free of charge and will be evalu- at home. mar\et. ated at no charge to you by members of Writing is truly satisfying only when our staff. Work at your own pa~. your work is published and, for writers If you want to be a writer, send in the • A writing course is most effective of children's literature, there have never coupon below for this free test and for a when you can work at the time you feel been more publishers. free brochure which fully describes the most like working. With this course, wm you take the ftnt &tep? Institute, our course, our faculty, the there is no bell to end the class and no current publishing market for children\s interruptions from other students. You You may be a teacher, be..taking care literature, and your new future. If you and your instructor can work together at of a home, or be a concerned grand-demonstrate an aptitude for writing, you the pace most suitable for you. This flex-parent. You may not even believe that will be eligible to enroll. Of course, there ible schedule aHows more time for each you have the necessary background to is no obligation. student than is possible in a classroom -~ '!>,,._ Situa•:on. .~. I'~ u ~ ~r"' '"' Francis Gemme, Director You majJ your completed work to p •------------------.. your instructor who carefully reads and I __ --Institute of Children's Literature Paa I edits each assignment. He then writes I Reddi~g Ridge Connecticut 06876 I you a long personal Jetter explaining in detail his corrections and makes specific I Yes. Mr. Gemme. I am interested in your program l~ help new writen. Pleuc I . I send me your free brochure and aptitude t~st right away. I undentand that I am I recommendations. You receive profes-under no obligation whatsoever and that 110 salesman will call. sional atlvice and guidance while you work: where you want-when you want. .1 E~s:............................................................ I Th~ rewards. I (Ptcuc circle nnc anll prln1 tull name clc.ar1y) I While there arc no p~omises, many II STREET .......................................... : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I writers of children's boo~ report eam- ~~r:. I ~~d~fri!~.5 ,~ f:~el~ar o;"~ 11 CITY .................. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . I career in writing also include the chal-ST ATE . . . . . . . . . ZIP I lenge, the excitement, and the great satis-L 1Provi1>ec 1 . • Appn:;~ ~; ~~ ~~,: :~~~"~·,~~1 ·U:,~~·"~ ~~~;i:: .......... .I faction Of doing SOmCthing important ---· Auo••h•4 .. 1k .. cc..-4kloa C-h•I-(~J -' 1~ lf••i-1 "-St .. t c-11 --- • I Speequm/75 _____________________ _ Here's what it can be like to face llie Nastase across a net: Nastase often 11arts a tennis match by shout-· ing at linMmen and casting aspersions on their eyesight. When he feeta a wrong call has been made, he wiR throw a towel at the offending ofti- cial He hu also been known to hurt h1--racquet to the ground as a gesture of con- tempt toward the official who made tHe "wrong0 call. When he misses a shot, he howts, paces up and down, , k>ok• skyward as H to im- plore heaven to remove the Sports Mhu-Pron1e hex that has been placed upon him. When he is ctut. Used about his behavior, his English suddenly becomes very poor and he can't under- stand anything but Rumanian (hi• English is actually very good). He will be very con- trite for a while and promise not to let it happen again, but will invariably repeat his ant1cs in the next tourna- ment. During one tourney, tennis player Clark G,raebner became so enraged at Nas- tase'• posturing, he JumPed over the net, grabJ>ed the Rumanian and threatened. to punch him. Nastase wn so' rattled he left the court and defaulted the' match. ... De: spite all this, Nastase is one of the world's outstan~ng tennis players. He has been a Wimbledon finalist and U.S. Open champion. The 27- year-old Rumanian is the son of a Bucharest bank cashier. He received a tennis racquet as a birthday present when he was eight and was soon beating players who were ten I • FAMILY WEEKLY. Au9u1t 17. 1975 ... lie Nastase: Two-Sides of a Great Player years older. He had tremen- dous speed and also showed unusual dexterity in wretding the racquet. By the time Nastase was called up for the compulsory military training required of Rumanian citi- zens, he had established himself as a top-rated tennis perfermer in his country. Therefore, he was allowed to play in tournaments all over the wortd white wearing the uniform of an army lieu- tenant He and fell ow Aumariian Ion Tiriac became the backbone of Rumania's DAvis Cup team .... Once a match Is over, "Mr. Nasty'' becomes "Mr. Charm." He Is so gracious and friendly at social functions and dinneN that many people who have watched him in a tournament can't believe he'• the same person. But whether he's Jekyll or Hyde, he's successful. His income is currently more than $100,000 a year.-By Sany Abramson FactaAbout Poleonoua Planta Many decorative plants are poisonous if eaten in suf- ficient amounts-and some , even in smaJI amounts. Plants like the azalea or other rhododendron1y laurel and mistletoe can be poi- sonous when eaten-espe- cially by children. A plant with a similar potential for harm Is the foxglove, which is known as digitalis in medi- cine. Acorns and oak leaves were eaten by the priestesses who attended the sacred oracles of ancient Greece- and they literally blew their minds. Their prophecies and advice were given whil~ they were hallucinating from the oak leaves and acorns. Other toxic plants are Illy of the valley, irla and larbpur; also the beautiful Chrlstmaa rose, which is also known as black helleboN, a dangerous poi- son. House plants can be dangerously poisonous, too- especially those· that grow from bulbs, such as hyacinth, narclau9 and daffodil. And poisoning has also occurred from a decorative bean called the Jequlrtty bean. which is made Into bracelets and necklaces. Tourists to Latin America or the Car- ibbean often bring such dec- orative items home. Illness and death have occurred from eating them. 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Even sitting behind his plain desk in bis unpretentious suite of offices in Paramount Studios, Michael looked like a good-humored, overgrown kid dreased in scrutfy playclothcs. FAMILY WEEKLY : Somebody told me yo~ once had a near-fatal accident when you were cut by glass. Can you tell me about that? MICHAEL: That was two years before they outlawed plain glass in bath- rooms. I was playing a game with the two little kids in the bathtub and slipped on a bar of so-p. I fell oo the tloor so hard I thought fd broken my bacL I didn.•t know I'd gone right through the glus door on the tub and a spike of it was sticking in one aide of my foot and out the other. I noticed the kids staring at the ceiling. aod I "I am a strong disciplinarian. It'• a lot ea1ier if there are rules to follow. Sporadic dis- cipline la difficult for children to understand ... looked up to see my blood squirting oo iL fd cut an artery. FW: What did you do? MICHAEL: I told my wif c Lynn, "Bring me something for a toumjquet, some clothes and have the car brought around front." Lynn falls apart when she sees a scratch. H there's bloodshed on 1V. she coven her eyes. The next • • FAMILY WEEKlY. Auou•t 17, 1975 thing I knew. she staggered in lugging a king-fiiz.c sheet! At that point I wasn't going to reason with her about what did and didn't make a suitable tourni- quet, so I began tearing it apart with • IJly teeth while she went for my clothes. She came back with a cashmere sweater! I sent her back for my trou- sen-and she showed up with my best coat and jacket. Then I began hearing wardrobe doors opening and closing, and for the life of me, I couldn't figure out what was going on. Then Lynn came in with the oddest look on her face and-are you ready for this?-said, "I can't find a thirig to wear .... " FW: Did you have any bad effects from the accident? MICHAEL: No. T hey had to tie the teodona over the top of my foot,. and pieces of glass worked out six months later, but there was never any problem as a result. FW: How many children do you have? MICHAEL: I have two from my first marriage, my wife has one from her first marri•ge, and Lynn and I have four. That makes seven. Mark is 25 and on his own. Cheryl is 21; Josh, l~; Leslie is 12; Mike, Jr., ten; Shawna, three; and the newest addition, Chris- topher Beau. was bom last February 27. FW: Do you think your being wealthy bas been a drawback in raising your children? MICHAEL: Believe it or not, yea. Of coune, it's easy to say that money isn't important if you have some. U you are having trouble putting food on the table, then you're darned right it's im· portaot. But I've enjoyed trying to make a success of my life, and I started from nothing. U I band over a load of money to my sons, they'U never know that feeling of joy and pride in their own accomplishments, aod that's worth more than money any day. FW: How did you meet Lyon? MICHAEL: We met at the studio while l was making "Bonanza." She was a terrible actress! In one script she was supposed to be chased by an Indian. She played the whole scene with her hands over her face. Scared to death. Not of .the Indian-of the camera! ,• J 0 f ! 0 c llllcMel L8ftdon ..cl hie wife Lrnn. Undon _,. he'a the .,.. •• home-"but not" .... ded8lon .... '°be chcuaMcl." FW: Would she like to be in your aeries now? MICHAEL: No way. She pleads with me not to put her in any- thing. I remember when I was co-hosting ''The Mike Douglas Show." The women in the audi-· encc found out Lynn was sit- ting with them and they wanted her lo stand up so she could be seen. She managed that all right. but when they kept dn clapping, Mike told her to come up on stage and join us. She was a f ro:r.en rope! I knew what she was going through, so when she managed to get her- self down to the front of the stage, I stepped forward and extended my hand to help her. She was so rattled, she grabbed it and started shaking it and gib- bered, "So glad to meet you!'' FW: Are you the boss at home?- MICHAEL: Yeah. but not ii the decision has to be discusscd- and we never discuss problems when the kids arc in the room. I am a strong disciplinarian. It's a lot easier' if there are rules to follow. Sporadic discipli ne is difficult for children to under- stand. But sometimes I'll say. "fm taking this back-I over- reacted." My kids know when I do follow through, I really mean it, and it is not in anger. Rf: You've done a lot of TV writing. Can you write any script you want and get it on the air7 MICHAEL: There's one I've been wanting to do, and will sell to someone eventually. It's about bed-wetting. I want to do it so children will realize they are not alone with their prob- lem. So far I've had no takers. FW: You speak as if you know this problem firsthand. MICHAEL: Do II I wet the bed until 1 waa I 2. A lot of parents th,nk their kid does it to spite them, and they punish the kid. Mine did. -Bcljcve me, no one wants to do it! 1 remember I went through all sorts of home remedies. One doctor put me on pickled herring, saltines and no water before I went to bed. For five months that was my bedtime diet and all I got was damned thirsty! I nearly died. FW: What finally happened7 MICHAEL: My parents refused to buy me a new bed until I stopped wetting, so I had to sleep a11 cramped up in a youth bed that still had sides on it. 1 wanted a big new bed S<> badly, I took my lunch money and bought an extra pair of sheets, then every day I'd take the wet ones in my athletic bag to the Laundromat, wash them and hide them in the top of the closet so I could change my bed t.tie next morning before my mother checked. My parents never knew. They thought I'd stopped wetting, so they gave me ttie new bed. FW: When did you stop7 MICHAEL: As soon as I had my new bed. I could stretch out and sleep better. Maybe that had something lo do with it. FW: Are there similarities be· tween you and Ingalls. the man you play on "Prairie"7 MICHAEL: Some, l guess. May- be he takes things a little easier 'than I do. Maybe 1 am not so good a farmer. In fact, I'm not very good at all! And I didn't grow a beard. Some people were very upset about my not having a beard. r:w: What about the critics who said the show is too sugar- coated? MICHAEL: I think it is a sad reviewer who can't find people who love and work together believable. It doesn't say much for that person's own relation- ships and private well-being if be or she can believe only in perverted, weird acts and bad news. FAMILY WEEKLY, AuoulJI 17. 1976 •• No seams . No phony stitched-in shaping. Just body-soft, body-contoured tricot • cups that shape like a bosom, not like a bra. 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Vold where prohibited or taxed. cash value 1/20•. > ... , People Qui% By John E. Giiison What Makes You Attraetive • To Other People? True or False: If you make a social blunder, such as accidentally spilling coffee on yourself at a luncheon or tripping on a rug and falling headlong, it is likely to make you appear more attractive in the eyes of the person lunching with you. (See number 3) TRUE OR FALSE? 1. A person isn't likely to be attracted to you if he (or she) feels you are more virtuous than he is. 2. You'll be more attractive to people if, when you first meet them, you talk only about the good things that have been happening to you lately and skip the bad. 3. If you make a social blunder, such as accidentally spilling coffee on yourself at a luncheon or tripping on a rug and falling headlong, it is likely to make you appear more attractive in the eyes of the person lunching with you. 4. Whether a person will feel the same way about you that· you do about him or her depends largely on one thing. 5. It's easy to tell if someone finds you attractive. 6. People who have a pessimistic attitude toward themselves and their own abili- ties are attracted totheir opposites. ANSWERS 1. False. It's likely to be the other way around. Stu<J,ies show that the tendency is for people "to pref er others who are more sincere, honest and trustworthy than they are." 2. False. The findings of a psychological study at Duke University have shown .that "it is unattractive to disclose good fortune early in a relationship." Telling someone how great things have been for ~ ~ /.C!lll~)/A6~ you lately can sow the seed of jealousy or envy right from the start and blight the relationship. This doesn't mean you should bend a new acquaintance's ear with a recital of all your troubles, but the mention of a disconcerting incident that has thrown you for a loss is likely to produce a sympathetic and understand- ing response. 3. True-in the case of many people. In studies at Purdue University, the reac- tions of men and women to such social blunders on the part of others were care- fully evaluated. Findings strongly sug- gested that "each sex will pref er the person who blunders, but only when that person is a member of the same sex." Why? One explanation is that an individual may empathize more readily with a member of his own sex and, in the case of a blunder, be more attracted to that perso n to the extent that he can envision himself in the same situation. ln viewing a member of the opposite sex, a person may be less tolerant be- cause he cannot empathize as well. 4. True. The degree to which another person will return your feelings depends largely on how accurately you perceive him, how clearly you see him for what he is. Psychological tests at Cornell Uni- versity have demonstrated that "liking or disliking tends to be reciprocated most strongly when it is seen as being based on an accurate. perception of an individual's characteristics." 5. True. A consensus of studies shows that in general, when someone finds you attractive, he wiJI maintain a much closer seating and standing proximity to you than otherwise. H e will also main- tain more eye contact. And findings show that "a small backward leap of the torso" tends_ to go hand in hand with interpersonal attraction. 6. True. Investigations show that the less people think: of themselves, the more they are attracted to people who are brimming over witb self-confidence and optimism. 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Just mail the coupon to get The Borr.ler legion, Riders of the Purple Sage and The Thunclerf ng Herd The Zane Grey Library. Roslyn. N.Y. 11 576. WYAlTfARP Tlte Zane Grey Library RoJyn. N. Y. 11576 '>JI. N.m:·---------------------------= t"'-"-u..i,1 so Scieet __________________________ _ C..y S-111r Zip __ Note ~.ocqitedin U.S.A .id C.-da oniv. Gn.Mn ~ ~ r.ooi Ont.lo: offer ~ly ~., c.-1.. ; • • , . • - RICH LITTLE Whoee car com .. ftr•t? Rich UttJe, the man of a hundred volcea, told FAMJLY WEED.Y bow he got started as an impersonator: .. It alf began at school when I tried to imitate my teachers' handwriting so I could give myself good marks on test papers. I soon realized, however, that it wasn't working, so l began imitatin~lheir voices. I had fantastic success. The impressionist still enjoys hannless practical jokes: "In hotels l phone the .garage, and, in the voices of different stars, ask for my car. I keep records on which star gets 'his' car the fastest. John Wayne, Marlon Brando and Jimmy Stewart are the winners. Wayne's came in three minutes, which must be the all-time record! .. Rich's I ARMOUR'S ARMOURY By Richard Armour ---GIRL WATCHING Though married and well satisfied, It's true I 1oolc at others. I look at budding teenage girls And also at theit mothers. And should my wife look ~n I took, I have a ready out. .. Just looking, dear," I calmly say, I do not need to shout. "Just looking" she well undentaoda, Along perhaps with sighing. It's what she says henelf wbeo ahe II shopping but not buying. H • FAMILY WEEKLY, Augu1I 17, 1975 ~at in the World! forte seems to lie in impersonating yes· terday's superstars; he admits he's stumped by Robert Redford, Paul Newman and most of today's oelebri- tib. Why? ''The.re'~ no emphasis oo voice any more," he explained. "Not the way there was with a Boga.rt, a Cable or a Lorre. Before the sixties, the accent was on personality. Movie stars were larger than Hf e and easily identi- fiable. (f you wen( to see a Cary Cooper film, it was to see Coop-no one really ca.red about the story." i On the AmportMCe of dtverlity In i edUClltlon MCI life: Loretta Long, better known as Swan on TV's "'Ses- ame Street," told FAMILY W£BJ[LY bow she defines her television role: "'I feel I have a re- sponsibility to buclc society's. stereo- types of women and blacks. My h.id.. L.otettll Long den agenda is to depict a strong blaclc female model foi: all children. After all, television is an important part of a child's understand- ing." For the last five years, Loretta has been expanding the dimension of her 1V character. "Prom my experi· ence as a public-school teacher, where education was so narrowly conceived that the only thing kids looked forward to was lunch, 1 have tried to make my 1V teacher image as entertaining as possible. U you want ki<h to learn, there's nothing like a little diversity to grab their intecest." CHARLES DEAN A view of OMaf• Ir• a butter'• life: Charles Dean re~ cently retired from butlerbood. with no kind words for the late Aristotle Onas- sis: "He used to knock a pit:ee of cut· lery agairut a glass to attract the attention of waiters. Now, that is no gentleman. But of course, he wm. a nobody." Dean, who has retired after 65 years of serving royalty, celebrities and generations of upper-class fami- lies, is qu.iclc to add that on the whole he bad a pleasant career: ·1 was a but- ler during the days when top people had charm, style and grace. Being a butler was a broadening experience. Quips and Quotes A stranger asked a small boy to di· Teet him to the best movie in to\llJI. .. Sure, mister,"'said the boy. -Out it will' co~ you a dollar." .. A dollar?" the man responded. "Isn't that pretty steepr' "Not for a movie director," the boy replied. -Lane Olinghowe Gffl With hoorgl<w figure hos good ttme. -Gene Y 4'6nak Do you ever get the feeling tha~ an optimist is ju.st someone who isn't pay- in~ attention? -Robert Orben During a family fuss, the husband said, "When we married you promised to love, honor and obey!" "Yes, I did," the wife shot back, "but only because I didn't want to start an argument in front of all those people!" -Conrad Fiorello Thirty year1 ago, most people thought teleoiaion was impomble-and Zou of people llill do. -The Mano Family THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kid• ... Ille differently. Send original contribution• to "Child," Family Weekly, &41 Lexington Ave .. N.Y .. N.Y. 10022. $10 If ueed-none returned. Our daughter, six, asked me what the hole in the street was for. I explained that it was a drain for the rainwater to go under the ground. 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DO YOU THINK MAYBE HE'S LOSING Hl5 MARBLE S. MISS ...,__.,~.,_. DON'T.YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT THE PROBLEM 1$? WILLSON 15 VERY MUCH IN LOVE WITH 'IOU ... IN LOVE WITH ME? THAT'S RiDICULOU5! WE'RE JUST GOOD FRIENDS ! WHAT COULD A GENIUS LIKE WIL LSON SEE IN SOMEBODY LIKE ME ? SPENCER ? WEL-COME 9ACK1 WIME!Jl-~ ! PESCJE:MONA1 0-0H P~SD~MDNA l'M JUSI A SMAL..L-10WN E?XCAVAllON EN<:t1Nf.E?.R1 WHU .. f: SHE- SHE'S A e1e-c11Y PIGllAL.. IAE'UL-AIOR! WHO'S P~SPf:MONA? IOE IA&Gf:R AITHE: MORGUE. -----v-- \ I DON'T EVEN HAVE , GOOD GRAMMAR! I MET Hf:R WHIL-E. SIGHl-SEEING IN SI. J....OUfS! PESPEMONA Gi-IK: -IHE SA UCY COQUE:'T1l: WHO SIOL E MY HE:ARI! , . : ~ ... WEEK OF WATCHFUL WAITING MAS TURNED ~. UP LITTLJ: NEW, BEYOND -+he FACT THE FARMER LIVES AL.ONE~ A CRIPPLED DAUGHTER • ... ITS THE FARMER WHO OWNS THE ACREAGE ON WHICH THIS ''CONCRETE H&AD'' STANDS·'•. ·AND THATS HIS DAUGHTER! ADVERTISF.M E~T r---------------------------------.... · • THERE'S A W~ALE OF AN ,ARGUMENT GOING ON DOWN THERE, TRACY. FATHER, YOU LIED TO THE POLICE, YOU 'VE LIED TO ME AND YOU ALLOW SMUGGLERS TO USE OUR LAND FOR AN ILLEGAL RADIO BASE AND YOU PRETEND INNOCENCE! CLOSER AND CLOSER. • ·YOU'VE TAKEN THEIR MONEY AND IN 50 DOING, BECOME A CRIMINAL YOURSELF- l'M SICK .,.. '"1 OF IT. /('.( (~o \ ·•oNE IS A WOMAN'S VOICE., LET'S LISTEN .'' I KNOW WHERE THE EMERGENCY DESTROY BUTTON IS- -AND- NO. MADGE NO! AOVF RTISF.MF1'\IT 1 WAS HIOING UP MERE THE DAY HE SHOWED YOU THE DESl ROY BLJrn) HEY ICIDS, . ·I SAW! I I HERES A SUPER · OFFER. Fr«>M GOOFYGRAPE ® ANO ME! ~~ ( . ' , . .QQtY '1.95 and one label ftQm Pillsbury Slice 'N Bake Cookies, ~one can label or 3.packages of ~ny Fac4'Drink Mix. Boy, do we h'ave a neat.backpac'k tor yool It's a l34ly-13- tnch natllral canvas pack, With :two a<l)ustab"' -shoulder strap$ and a snap t lap closure. Plus, on the back, Yeo\" see Goofy Grape• and Poppll'l' Fl'sh~ And when you.finish • y0ur hik~. ~efresh yourself with tiot, ch~wy Pillsbury Cookies and a tall glass o·f delicious Funny Fa~ _._ .. _...,_,, .. • '. _ _,_ =:=: ·.:.:: -·-.. ,._ ·. ' •' r . ' .... ..,.. ~-·-~ -·.; --: -· - - KISS ME I BEA UTIFUlf J GQAN~S HOUSE '2EALLV TASTES GCXX>, DOESN'T IT, MOMMV? 8 -J 7 197 j, Th11!1;irter ond T rib"n' Syndi<ot1 WEU.., ~ SEEM PRElTY HONEST! TM REA[)() WHEN- EVER ()OU ARE I / .-' -SWEETHEART I :s. SUNN'/; UNCLOUDED. 4. l.lusr AND HONEST; IN\PAR11AL ... " , .. IM AFRAID You'L.L HA\/£ lo CLARIFY TH E: QU£51 10N .. , 5. N~rfHER VE~Y GOOD NOR VERY BAD; AVERAGE."'. 6. BEAUl1 FU L OR ATIRAC-(".:.. b ~ • ,, . I I .. FRANKL(,), IT'S A M95TER~ TO ME WHlrl THAT NEVER .GE.T5 AN() RE5UlT6 I JP Ii WA5f\JT° FOR THE: 5E.V£N YtARS'BAD LUCK, J'D HEAVf. A BRICK l .. Al IHAI IHI NG ! / ---- ---BULLETIN BOARD --- e FOR GUESS ARTISTS! Quick at figures? Guess within 50: What is the sum of all the numbers from 1 through J 00'! '•\IJI) put• pu'"""ll ·'"l 'I II • •Stop and ~o: Form four four-Idler words from CAN. OU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differ· ences. drawinc details between top and bottom panels. How quickJY can you find_ them? Check answers with those below. ')UilUJJfP II '11~fU1UJ IJ UU ljSltlJ, '9 •pahOW SJ 3lll0ff •• 'pilUOJlllOd ·ill SJ w.rv ·c ·iuilUJJrP ., .flt!H ·i 'llU!SS!W SJ O!P8li • t :JilJU;JJilJJ!Q .. LOG JAM! Plan: llm:c 11111111- the lellcrs in STOP. Time limit: I min. 'l<>d~ '~tltl ) 'ilet\I 'IHIJ e Hat sturr! Give another name for each: 1. A two-cornered hat. 2.· A three-corn11red hat. 3. A four-cornered hat. ·puoqJ11JOJ'\ ·1; 'Urn llA,I 'j, 'ti~ l $11.>U.J IC) • [ Jllli-' l'lld lo l'lld Ill 1111111 .1 Ill· e Riddl<··nll'-lh1~: Whal \\f'l~h' two to11\ and gm•<; J11glc 111 :i d1~h o t \\:Jll'r (,cc "baa, baa"? A wooliphanl. What \H•igh!> two Lons un:ulJr in~ct :il>ovc). ChJlk·nge and goes "arf, arf"?i-A woofilant. J friend l o dip an 111· ~!i]~~~g!~~Jd~Y::~~~~~ d\'.X linge r 1nlo the In· r ' (1.> Jnglc w11hou1 u1~1ur h-• 1111! the for111J l 1011. Ir -l the l111gc r 1, l'J,i:u 111 l.1rclull y, lhc tooth· pu.:l.s will rc111;i111 in plJCC. z: Now, :.t'k the pcr~on ~ lo ex tend his index ~ l111gcr;ruba moi st cake' "' ol soap across rhe ti p, ~ ~nJ chalJcnge hin1 to ;;, dip it into the .triangle '; Q. again. · ., ~ Alakazam! ihis ftm'e ,. I he triangle will dis-· · :i band as soon as he MAN OVERBOARD? Our gondolier friend above boasts he ~ touches the water. can navigate blindfolded. Can he? We'll let you decide . Simply apply the fo llowing colors neatly for a surprise picture above: 1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. 3-Yellow. 4-Lt. brown. 5-Flei>h tones. 6-0k. green. 7-Dk. brOiVn. 8-Maroon. SPELLBINDER! SCORE 10 points for uilne all the -----+---- letten in the word below to Ct>rm ----+---- two complete words: DEM EANO R . . . . --. - THEN score 2 points each for all ----+----- words of four letters or more -----+---- found amone the lettera. Try to score at leut 50 pointa.----+---- ·uuw '.Jpou 'UH!J'1tut a1q1nod BOOMER By Brown and Casson J I eooM~e ? ;:::::-. ·· .. ~ ! l-t€AQ ·you GAB£.. \ GOOO ! 6£CAUGe €v€N !HOUGH W6 'f2.~ MAl2'2160 lf'S IMPoi<IANI W£ OON'I Gel STAGNANT! we. CAN 'f ALLOW ourz. MINOS /0 Alf<Of?i.t Y. .. l'M NOi 6UR6 JUfjf WMA"r Ye-r. c;o 1€.L.L M f; 11= ! COUL.O . / JM P12ove M'{S€L.F AND S£ At-IV'fioll~G JN IHt WORLD lZtGHf Now .. For trol li nq~ I'd suqgest Bt:.1rwells Bav, Mr. !<irk._ Wel L '/es, Clovia. I Qtf1t business, but I haverit qurt. fi~hin' ! So I·m sti 11 a wee bit cur·1ous about where theyre bit in ' mv~e lf ! (£ 'I': a W~\1£ G~f lo KE.~P. · ON WITH OUQ OWN "SISLF,.. JM Pl<OV£M~Nf ••• - DOCTOR SMOCK YOU NG t?R. Yf3ARNS NOW KNOWS IHA-f 1....oveL.-Y NURSe """'ARSHA WI L.-t?E:R, AL.--rHOUGH l t--4 i...ove Wl-fH c;::>R . NeA'"leR, HAS l/E:CIDeP -ro MARRY SURL.-Y MAL-£:: i'HeRAPISI: C/AWSON FJS-Y-... MeANWHIL-e, GORGeous L.-AB i'E:CHNICIAN 01....E:NPA Z I NGE:RS , RSCE:N-rL-Y t?IVORCE:P FROM AN INIGRN IN CANAPA , HAS FA 1....1....e:N HAR c;::> FOR PR. GUY . GL-ANCI N G , -rHe FOR/\l\e R HUS8AN P O F ex-NoRse:: . G'WBND O L-IN ES _ _,, COWS RS ... : GORDO SPORTS /5 NO F IEL°i FoR 1"i CJ./IC/<.E:.Nf .SPORTS l SCHMO RT.Sf • Gear e Lemont IHUS HOPING -10 PRE:VSN-f l/ISCL.-OSURS: .,.-HA-r H e:R ot...t7eR s 1 s "T"'e R , HeAl/ >-JURSe l....IL-W I NSO/\l\f;:, ONCe WO~KE:P AS A G 0 -60 PANCt:=R ..• S HE:, O F COl.)RSeE I NOW MARRI E:P 10 PASHIN@t. .. :Y' HAN l?SOMf;: PR. Ac;::>O N I S SHOUl....C'e::'RS ... AS we .JOIN '"fOPAY'S E:PI SOC/ES , HIS G IRL-FRleNP,, l?R.GE:RIRuPe SUFFEERIN , IS ABOUI -ro 1 e 1....1.... HIM SOME: BAP NE:WS ... · we1....c0Me i'O ACIJON s FORGET' IT, oAof ~ ~ I WA NI ro 0 ROW L)p ~ ~ 1NTO ..SOMETHING ~ ; ~ M ORE MeANtNeFUL ~ " r' -r!-IAN A COCKY ~ • ·~ /:. :oo;~E~_ •.... · · . . . . . . . . . · .. · ·.: : : : .. . . . .. . . . . : . ·. . . . . . . . . . . Cl("Y Gus Arriola I I WANllO . J...J;AVE. MV QWN MARK IN il1E WOl<J-Dl I.M <:JONNA M AKE: 11<.ACKf S1ARs • . . . . . . . . MOON MU•' INS byFardJohnaan · YOUR PROBLEM IS S~LF-CON FIDENCe ., DEAR-· fOU 1RE TOO MUC H OF A -. ~111 RE,AL ISTTO .• .' '• .· '. --~ HAVE ,AN'/ .1 . BUT FROM NOW ON I'M ~OING 10 THINK LIKE A LEADER! .JIM GOIN~TO RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY~· A<1AJN AND ,A~,AIN AND A<iAIN! .. .. f ~ I 'M ~OIN<Ei iO l,ALK B , SOFTLY, BUT CARRY LILLY. A BIG .STICI<! ! I WANTTO MAk~THAT P~RFECTLY C~C:AR ... ~ I ,. Woops . , , I