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Home My WebLink About1975-08-24 - Orange Coast Pilot.. - ' I SUNQAY .• VOL..68, NO. 236, 8 SECTIONS, 90 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, C~LI FORNI A SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 1975 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS I ·Smoothies Net$400 ' J,nlrvine ' 1 'lbree men working a smooth c:>peration apparently stole about $W0 from an Irvine gas.station cash bOx Saturday night and beaded down the road before the attendant knew what had ' hap-.pened. - Police said the attendant ;Gregory Dilasa, 18, told the~ three black men in a 1966 beige Cadillac pulled into the Exxon ·Sl3:lion at 14781 Sand Canyon .Drive about 9:20 p .m. and said !they were having engine trouble. He _said lhe men kept him bu.sy 1'etcbmg parts and giving them ldirections to San Diego. Shortly after they drove a w<ty, he noticed that the lock box, which sits next 1:0 the gas pump, had been q>ened. Police said they were checking 'the possibility that the men's· car had also been used in a recent North County theft. .$60 'Take' In Beach Holdup A pistol·wielding man robbed a Huntington Beach store Satur- day night but netted only $50 to JS() for his efforts, police said. The robbery occurred: al the Tic Toe at 19490 Beach Blvd. .about JO p.m. The clerk on duty at the time reportedly told police a man entered, produced a.small caliber handgun and demanded calb. He got it. The man ll)en fled in a vehicle ' which the clerk heatd but did not ... _ Officers said the robber got such a small amount because all- night convenience stores "are irequently robbed'' and try·not to keep much cash on hand. High-speed Crash Kills Beach Man A Huntington Beach man was killed Saturday when the car he was riding in smashed into the rear of a rapid transit bus at a high rate or speed in Sherman Oaks. Police said Michael Crowfoot was killed instantly in the col- lision on Ventura Boulevard at .about 7 a .m . The driver , Sandra lfaley, 21~ address unknown, was reported in serious condition at Riverside Hospital. Officers said her car was demolished in the impact. Witnesses told police the car was traveling al speeds between 75and100 miles a n hour when it rammed into the rear or the parked bus. Joseph Purnell, 38, driver of the bUs, was taken to Riverside Hospital for treatment of back iUld peck injuries. Californian Second • KANSAS CITY (AP) -Dee Wheless, 17, of San Antonio, Tex., was named Miss Teen Queen 'USA b'ere Saturday night. The first runnerup was Miss Calirornia Teen. ~···Pilat Photallor Rl<~rd ICo.~I•~ INVESTIGATORS WITH BODY ON ROCKS BELOW BRIDGE They Theorize VI dim Was Not Thrown Through Windshield Fatal Fall Victim • . ,.... ,. _ _, .. Walks from Crash? • • • . . A Cypress man plummeted to his death Saturday off Newport Beach·s Bay Bridge after his motor home smashed through a railing. Police and coroner's deputies theorize he was virtually unin- jured in the crash, but stepped Russian Ship Rescues Four Off Virgnua NORFOLK, Va_-(UPI) -Four men rescued at sea by a Russian intelligence-gathering trawler monitoring U.S .. Naval activity off the Atlantic cos.st retumed ho·m e Saturday , a Navy spokes woman said. out of the camper cab to plunge 26 feet in the predawn darkness lo a pile of rocks below the bridge. George Willia m SchaJip, 45 , was pronounced dead at the seen.::. · There were no witnesses to the 4 a.m . tragedy and police said they do not know how fast the camper was traveling when it tore through a section of railing to bang .precariously over the steep drop, it s front wheels rest- ing on gas pipes that run alongside the bridge. Police said the vehicle was ap- parently westbound on Pacific Coast Highway when it crossed into the oncoming lane £or un - known r easons and hit the r ail- ing. No other vehicle was in- volved. They speculated t hat the vic- tim had not been thrown from the motor home because it had been J?laced in park and the ignition turned off. The county coroner's orfice said Schalip appeared to have suffered no major injuries in the crash itself. Tijuana Explosion Kills 6; Probe On .. From Wire Services TIJUANA, Mexico -The death loll stood at six Saturday night after a n explosion rocked scores of families sleeping in an apartment building in this border to""·n. .. The explosion ....:... possibly caused by a faulty gas line or ex· plosives kept by a Vi etnam veteran -ripped through a· three-story apartme nt house Saturday. First reports indicated gas may have been responsible, but · Mrs. Gandhi: 'Democracy ... Only Way' WASHINGTON (AP)-lndia's Prime Minister Indira Gandhi has promised that democracy eventually will be restored in her eountry but declined to make any predictions <!-S to when. "I can assure you that I do not want th.is to continue indefinite· ly," Mrs. Gandhi said of the state of emergency declared June 26 to thwart a civil disobedience cam- paign called by the opposition to force her resignation. ;'For a country of India's vast size and gr~at diversity, I think de- mocracy .. .is the only way to make it function,'' she added on NBC's ''Meet the ~s." The interview was conducted via satellite between Washintton and New Delhi on Wednesd81 for broadcast today (9:30 a.m., Channel 4). Asked if elections scheduled ror February would be allowed, she replied, "I can't give a de- fin ite answer at this point because naturally much depends on how the situation is. We must be able Co insure fair elections.'' Mrs. Gandhi also was asked what she would do if India's supreme court d eclared invalid a constitutional amendment enact- ed by parliament granting her immunity fro m conviction of an election violation . Wh ile declining a direct a nswer, Mrs. Gandhi noted that although ''the Supreme Court does have the right to de- cide" the issue "the essence of parliamentary democracy does make parliament supreme, in so far as all executive action is con- cerned.·· investigators said Jater that one of the dead was Alberto Carrillo, 38 , a U.S. Navy veteran who was "known to mess around" with ex· plosives. Two grenades and several rounds of ammunition a nd a service-issued copy of "Pocket Guide to Vietnam'' were found in the remain s of Carrillo's bachelor apartm ent in the rear of the ground fl oor. apparent origin of the blast, the in· vesligators said. At least 29 persons were report· ed injured, officials said. Seven remained hospitalized, three in critical condition. The sixth fatality was con- firmed '""'hen Jos e Luis Rubio Figueroa. 26, died Saturday at General Hospital. Four victims. came from a single family. orricials said in addition two children may have been trapped in the wreckage and if so they probably were d ead. Dead besides t~igucroa were (See _BLAST, Pa11:e A2 ) Motel Fire Has 12 Standing on Ledge WEST COV INA (APJ -A dozen guests huddled on ledges before they were led to safety down ladders or plucked from their precarious perches by snorkel during a motel fire Satur- day, authorities said. Firemen, said dense s moke wafted through the fifth floor or the Holiday Inn after the blaze broke out in a maid's storeroom. ArMn has not been ruled out. Hotel officials evacuated tbe entire five -story building alongside the San Bernardino Freeway. Some guests tied s heet s together in an effort to escape the n ames but were rescued before they could climb down , a apok.n~an sa\d. About eight persons were treated at lntercornmuttity Hospital for imoke inhalation. One man was treated for a cut wrist, a spokesman said. Firemen from three cities bat· tied the blaze, bringing the flames under control in about an hour. The heaviest damage was confined largely to lhe storeroom and a corridor on the fifth floor. but the flames had begun ta creep through to t he fourth floor. When fiFemen arrived shortly after S.:·30 a . m . they saw six: persons on a foot-wide ledge on the east side of the hotel, West Covina Fire Capt. Richard Varder said. Another five or six: persons were huddled on the other side. Fire engine companies from Covina, Azusa a nd two Lo! Angeles County paramedics also were at the scene. The cause or the fire is under investigation, authorities said. There was no immediate estimate of the daroagE;>. Witness Mistaken: Lie Is Not Perjury A defense witness in the Norwalk murder trial or Deborah Kantaeng has testified she dido 't know bow to define the word when she said she perjured herself by testifying Mrs. Kan· taeng didn't kill Danny C. Allen ·of Santa Ana. Kerry Axt testiried at the tri al Friday she tho ught that because s he lied to police about the murder initially s he had com· milted perjury and didn't know until recently perjury was .a lie made while under oath. She told officers during the in .. titial investigation she didn't see who fired the shot that killed Af., 'len, 21, the day after he allegedly a bducted and raped Mrs. Kan- taeng, 19. She later testified it was the defendant's father, wh~ has since committed s uicide. who killed Allen last Oct. 3. The defense began its presen• talion Friday but the trial will be recessed until Sept. 2 while Superior Court Judge Be ach Vasey is on vacation. ON THE INSIDI<~ The trawler Zatorozhe spotted the four drifting in .a disabled fis- hing boat Friday night in interna- tional w aters off the Virginia coast, according to Lt. (J.G.) Sharon Reichel or the Navy's Atlantic Fleet headquarters. 'Duke' in Hospital · LOCAL 'NADERS' -A pair of Saddleback Valley men have set themselves up as the "Ralph Naders of the Orange Coast" and declared war on ripoffs of all kinds. See how they'r e going to do 'it and how you can help on Page B2. INDIAN JEWELRY-All that glitters is not si lver and turquoise in l he growing multi-milLion- dollar trading of authentic (and someti m es not auth e ntic) American Indian jewelry. The Daily Pilot tells some ways to keep from being faked out on Inside S11uda!J The tr:awler. took the boat in tdw-and· atfout two hours Jater, after s ignaling a nearby U.S. ship, cast the craft free. It was then taken in tow by the Naval · combat support ship U.S.S. Seat- tle.· The eXchange was made at about 7 p .m . 70 miles off the coast :ofFt. Story, Va. ''All four men were tn good shape," Reiche l said. She said the Russians provided the m en food but did not allow them to come aboard. Actor J ohn Wayne was resting comfortably Saturday night after being admitted ''for routini: tesl.s and rest,'' a spokesman tor Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach said. Wayne, 67, a Newport Beach resident, won a battle wilh canceri 10 years ag, but lost the lower •half of a lung. The spokesm an could not confirm rumors that Wayne was nursing a cough. The actor was admitted Wed· nesday, the spokesman said. TURNABOUT -Vietnam's onetime minis ter of the interior signed the visas to allow the first Bible translator teams into his country to study its languages. Now he's in Hunting(on Beach, a refugee sponsored by the institute whose workers' visas he okayed. PageA4. PageB7. , AT YOUR SERVICE -Pal Dunn gets t!iings done for re· aders. An ave rage of 00 a week write to the "complaint"' column. A bonus amount of letters answered plus a feature story telling how the service works arc. on Page Bl. D.1.1 LY,., LOT 5E(TION'i TV W""° Retirelnent Can Wait-The General Still Serves .By LAURIE KASPER a.-.. O.lly Pll91 SWtf B)' n ow, Brig. Gen. P aul Gr.iiam tho~ght he would be fix- ing uP tiis new 1i1 home i n Oceanside. ' I\, • '._ ·-_!, I But the things he Jl)anned ha- ven •t b een done. boxes are 11111 pired "in the garage and he p-.ys he'll get to il 1 ic• 1t1:111 .; '~Jl .. :, ~1 . ', •. .,,, '"- all "soone r or later." fntJeasoolnt comes not from I.he raUonale or a-procrastinator but !r;om the realjt.Jr d thoo3ands " ol Vietna.m reruaees whose only hoj)e ls that they, too, might ha ve 8. MW. home walUng ror them. ~ . ~ The general pla nned to r etire from the Marine Corps, which he served for 31 years, on Thursday. May 1. He was commander or Camp Pendleton a t the time. But at a bout 5 :30 p.m. on the Saturday before his requested r=... tirement, he recelved a call Crom Washington asking whether a re- fugee camp could be establlsbed at the Marine b111e and,'U so, how many of lh·e v.1etnameie could they accommod:pte.1• " It was just a query, he was tohJ. It was improbable that the camp would be"selected. Having been in the Corps a~ lone •s he b a,s, however, Ile thought he'd better plan for It anyway. In two boun, he and his staff met to decide. where: they would put the refugee camp 1nd " "' bow-many people (hey couid pro- vide for. He sent the plans off to Was hington. and waited. f\e lteard nolhi11g on SUnda.y. ~. just after he 1ot into his office early ·Mqn~ay ·morning, ht. gol another call. . " He was told.;.to expect. the re- fltJces to begmarrlylng ,12 a.m. the next day. • Luckily, be sald the Flrat Marine Dlv!sjoil, ftr'Olll ...Uch &- pulled two e'ngfueer battalion$ a~ ~ork parlios, were In the camp . These men, the base mRin- tenanee personnel -.ad his OYID staff worked throu1h the day and .:$ •: night setting up the "instant ci- ty"' which would become known as ''Little Saigon.'' By midni~t that same day, 2,000 \!j'elftli .••••-* liii~Jll'rived. Jn sev days;tlliere·we-e ov'er the 18,000 refuattes the generf,i a nd his staff \lald Uley cou(daiccomm1>4-1 te. ..\. -• As jlf Wednei4ay, a otaf or j9,0l_I re!11gees)l&d arrived·~· 1 ta~p. Of these; ·:.U,948 have de-........ ~ (. ,.,.C'. :T ,,. ,,,_,,~ ,. ~ . . ' Revtei.iing <~19 ·•·~kJlf'OC'Ss durin1 an interview last week, Get\. 9 r-atranr a~ ~·we. were always one atep away from a Udal wave." He praised lhe coordin11tion of \ , -· all the people involved in the airlift s but $till admitted, ··They were hectic days." The general's days during that ttme would usually begin al>out 7 a,m. a nd continue until 7, 10, 11 p. m. or later . . • seven days a week. Usually, )le spent a few hours wortting i11 his base office before taking a helicopter over to the re· fugee camp. Although he would leave there at s p.m .. he would only be-s;oing to the base office to , work _.ome mqte. ' !l'!l .fllr llto last tl\ree ""'"ks, thln11 have been going fairly s moothly so he takes Sundays off now. Obviously, he has not yet re- tired. Initially, he agrood I!' atoy un- tit July 1 and get the. ol>&alinrt started. When his second retirement rlate arrived, he relinquished. responsibility for the military training base but agreed to 01. Department of Defense. r~ucst t o continue as m1l1t ar y coordin&tor of the refugee camp. Now, be simply plans to r etire whenev~r l he carpp Is closed. perhaps as soon as Nov. 1. Ii.i s family, he said, accepts the uncertainty . Although his. youngest son is al home and pre- paring to start college, ms other two sons and a son·in·law aru Marine offi cers. ThOµgh his personal involve· ment was a-n unu s ual (See REFUGEES, Pa1e A4 J .1 A2 DAILY PILOT Sunday. August 24, 1975 Coast Watch .... Top News Stories of the past week from Orange Coast Communities NEWP OR'I' BEAC H --The wo rst v.&hda l- i sm att ~ck in the history o f the Newpo r t-Mesa Unif ied sc h oo l Dis trict le ft Lin c oln Middle School in Corona del Mar wi th more thd n s~o.ooo dam age th is week. A g r oup of studen ts and parents worke d to clean up t l1a debr is so school c a n .op en on s ch edu l e Se pt. 1 0 ... SADDLEBACK VALLEY --Twe lve Ex p l orer Scouts from Fire -Resc ue Post 6 28 played a con~i nuous voll eyball game f o r 7 0 hou rs and 38 minut es , e sta bl ish- ing a new record and racking up a s c o re of 2 ,1 20 to 1 ,8 20 . Explor er s also r acked up S2 ,000 in pledges for the pur c h ase of a sma ll fire engine .. , S.:l.N CLEME NTE --City counci l me rnbe rs , following a 45-minute c losed exe cut ive session , a nno unce d they wi ll r etain Po lice Ch ief Mel Portner i n his position . In July , City Manager Ke n n eth Car r said t here wa s a possi- bil ity th e chief wou ld be demoted to l ieutenant ... 2 3 ' COSTA MES A --Ca rmen Artigli o , was unlucky and lucky Friday mor ning . His mo torcycle ra mmed the massive r ea r of a tow truck b u t, al- though police at the scene sa id his heart had stopped and he would probably be d ead on arrival at the hospi tal, Artiglio was instead treated f o r modera te in jur ies and released. 2,000 Take It Off For Nzule Bathing TRURO, Mass. CAPl -About 2,000 bathers, most of them nude, sunned and played at an isolated beach Saturday in a demonstra· tion against a ban on nude ·bathing. A team or 18 rangers from the :Fight Score: Cop Bruised, Two Arrested A fight this morning in wh.ich a policeman was injured resulted in the arrest in Laguna·Beach of two men, one of them held on sus· picion or an ea rlier purse· snatching incident. Police said David Edward Fiebig, 18, an Et Toro l\.1arine, was booked on suspicion of forcible robbery in connection with the earlier theft in which the victim was knocked to the . ground and suffered a broken nose. He was also held on charges of grand theft auto. Also booked was Bruce Weber, 43 , of 33901 Street of the Silver Lantern, Dana Point, on suspi - cion of assault on an officer. Police said the 12 :20 a.m . inci· dent reportedly began when Weber r eturned to his car near the intersection of Beach and Broadway and found Fiebig sit- t ing in it .. A fight ensued .and, wh~n t.hre!T officen arrived, they bad diC- fi cultY breaking it up, police said Another scufne broke out and Officer Mark Miller sus- tained pulle d musrles and bruises. Cape Cod Nation.al Seashore. patrolled the area. No citations were given for violation of the re- tulation which sparked the de- monstration. Seashore Supt. Lawrence HadJey said it would have been impossible to control the crowd i! citations had been given out. He told newsmen late Saturday afternoon the size of lhe crowd j us tified the ban on skinny. dipping. "Inherent in it is the potentiaJ ror an unmanageable situation beyond th e resources of the Na - tional Park Service," of which· the seashore is a part, he said. Hadley said about hall the peo- ple on the beach were unclothed. Other obs ervers said they thought two-thirds to three-· fourths were nude. The superintendent also said the crowds would be much larger if nudity were allowed. He said the on ly problems in the demonstration were a lost rhild and a woman afflicted with heat prostration. The demonstra- tion was promoted by the "Save the Free Be ach., Committee. The park service provided half . a dozen lifeguards and trash cans every rew hundred feet for hall a mile, neither of which it had done before. "Everything is going well from our point of view," said Hadley during the demonstrations. Since April~ se'leral persons bave recetv•ed sumiiiooses for bathing nude but so tar no oae has been arrested. Al lea st four s tate police cruisers patrolled in and around Truro. with little apparently to do, since the beach is federal pro· perty. . Sinai Accord Cha~~~s ~ising TEL AVIV, Is rael CAP) Prospects or a Sinai settlement rose Saturday with assurances to Secretary of Stale Henry A. Kiss· inger that Syria is unlikely to try to torpedo an interim accord bctYo·een Israel and Egypt. But Is rae li opponents con· Unued to demonstrate against the experted agreement, includ- ing a group that massed outside the secretar y of s tate ·s Jerusalem hotel and chanted: "Kissinger go home" .. We have encountered noun- expertcd obstacles," Kissinger detlared aft er reporting to the Israeli negotiating team on stops earlier in the day in Egypt and Syria. "f don't want to measure di.stances, but we are continuing to make progress and the dif· rerences continue to be re- moved," About 250 Israelis gathered outside Prime l\.1inister Yitzbak Ford Ending Vail Stay- To Montana VAIL. Colo. CAP) -President Ford ends his two-week vacation today and heads for northern Montana to mark the opening of a hydroelectric power plant at lhe $470-million Libby Dam there. At the da-m ceremonies on the Kootenai River, the President will s tart the first power generator with the Click of a s witch. He plans to speak on energy, environment and COD· servation. He wilt travel by plane and helicopter to KaUspeU, Mont., and the remote dam site as the first stop on a two-day trip to three states.on his way home to Washington. ln Chicago, for an overnight stay today, Ford has accepted an invitation from Democratic Mayor Richard Daley to attend a private dinner al the Chicago Yacht Club with some 50 partici- pants in world championship star class sail boat races being held there. Rabin's res ide nce c hanting slogans against the Kissinger shuttle, some or them conducting a ''pray-in.'' Police loaded dozens or protesters j.nto police vans at Rabin's home ~nd tried to diaper-se others. Protesters also tried to block the main highway from Tel Aviv to Haifa with thtir cars, but police and border troops dis- pt;rsed them with nigbtstfcks. No mjurie1 were reported. oth'er de- monstrations dilrupted tJ'atfic in Haifa and Ram at Gan, a suburb of Tel Aviv. Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon shared Kissinger's op- timistic appraisal of the negotia- tions. "We are makinj progress and every additional meeting br- ings us closer to hopeful results," be said. Kissinger, who goes to Alexan- dria on Monday to see President Anwar Sadat for a second time, told Syrian President Hafez As- sad before returning here rrom Damascus that Israel seems re- ady to negotiate a second stage withdrawal on Syria's Golan Heights -and that be is a willing mediator. As a result, a senior U.S. of· ficial said, Syria will probably -remain ''reasonably quiet'' while Kissinger attempts to button down the accord during the com- ing week. Kissinger shifted his pegotiat· ing locale from Jerusalem to a government guest house in the Heri.liya suburb. U.S. Olficials said tbe site was more conve- nient rori Rabin and other Israelis wbo spent the sabbath in Tel Aviv. But it also removed Kissinger from the atorm center of last week's demonstrations by boisterous Israeli oppoi;1ents of the prospective pact, who fear a Curt.her Israeli withdrawal in the Sinai will harm Israel's security. A crowd of demonstrators in central Tel Aviv bopped into their cars and drove to the }lerzliya meeting place when they heard or the change. . Once aboard Kissinger's jet, a senior American ·official described Assad as a little less anxious than he was last March when Kissingertnade bis first at- tempt to arrange a -Sinai agree- ment. ... RESCUERS .SEARCH RUBBLE OF· TIJUANA BUILDING .Six Found Dead; Toll Expected to Rite New Mexico Radioactivity "Discovered ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) -Particles or radioactive plutonium, possibly from tbe first atomic bomb tests during the 1940s, have been fOUPd near a Los Alamos motel on land used by the old Atomic Energy Com· mission, federal officials report. The discovery was revealed Friday by George Dennis of the Energy Research and Develop- ment Administration's Albuquer- que information office. "I am told there appears to be no hazard to the public," from the plutonium, Dennis said. He said (be plutonium, which is manufactured from uranium for use as a fuel for atomic bombs, apparently ster:µs from the 19405, when the first atomic bomb was develOped at Los Alamos. From Page Al BLAST ••. Alberto C. Pena, 38; his wife, Olivia; their 2-year-old son,. Alan: Louis Vale nzuela, 11. Pena·s son by a previous mai- riage, and Felipe Perez Rubio. "" As crews continued diuing through the debris Saturday, it was business as usual along the nearby Avenida de la Revotu. cion, where thous ands of American tourists browsed in curio shops and paid little atten~ tion tbe frantic rescue opera· tions. Mexican Red Cross volunteers joined crews of police and firemen in an effort to pull trapped residents from the debris and sifted through the rub- ble for identification or the dead and injured. Police Chier Jorge B. Cobian said a butane gas leak was sus- pected as the cause of the ex· plosion, but be said the blast was still being investigated. On Monday the President will discuss economic issues at a Ch icago convention o( the American Hardware Manufac- turers Association and fly on to Milwaukee for three ap· pearances there including a t e levi sed inte rview on three Milwaukee stations. They Remember 'Mom' As he wound up his vacation Saturday the President had morning meetings with his staff and went over lengthy cabled re- ports from Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, who is conti· nuing his Middle East shuttle ~plomacr. Ford's Son Joins wmteau VAIL, Colo. {AP) -President Ford's son Jack will join French oceanographer Jacques Cousteau today for two to three weeks of underwater exploration in the Bahamas. ' J ack Ford, 23, an ardent out· d oors man, will fly Crom Wa shington to join the famed· ocean explorer aboard the 're· search vessel Calypso. Mn. Ford's press secretary, Sheila Wiedenfeld, said young Ford will participate in a joint re· search project funded by the Cousteau society and the National Aeronautics and Space Ad· minJstration. By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of tN 0..llW PllotSt.111 Onetime Huntington Beach re· sident Mrs. Maynard "Mom" Jenkins. whO"cheered the dismal days of thousands of young men in Vietnam a decade ago, only to lose her own star athlete son in a traffic accident, knows today her other' boys sti11 rem6mber. The founder of ''Operation Mail Call," a volunteer group formed to keep a steady stream of mail going to the fUys in 'Nam, was recently honored in Lake Odessa, Mich., by some of them. A handful of her boys active in a veterans• organlzation -their races aged some since the 1965 days of Operation Mall Call - staged a small celebration for Mrs. Jenkins, who was visiting. They presented her with a certificate or special thanks and an autographed portrait or Presi· dent Gerald R. Ford. Thousands or servicemen she and her team befriended through coordinating l ett e r s and packages, especially at Christmastime, have remained in touch since. So has onetime . Congressman Ford, who helped her cut some of the re~ tape in those d~ys. Operation Mail Call involved collecting names and addresses of servicemen. It helped those without families or those •ho had lost touch with their families. It helped find f0&ter fam~lies willing lo exchange news from thehom~front and the war front. Mom Jenkin!, noW a Bishop, Calif., resident, hated war, but she loved the boys who had to fight. ''I remember thinking that my son would grow up in a world without war, but I guess I was just whistling in the dark," Mrs. Jenkins told a Daily Pilot re- porter IO years ago. She was speaking oC American entry into World War fl in 19'1 when her first child was due any day. Son Bill, 20, was one or three victiins who died instead in March, 1970, when the car in which they rode hurtled into a Northern California creekbed. Funeral services were held in Huntington Beach, where the 1966 Athlete of the Year at Hunt~ ington Beach High SchoQl. grew up, Many townspeople, plus USC coach John McKay and the Tro- jan football team on Which Bill played, turned out. Hundreds of Vietnam vets who remembered what Mom Jenkins did for them at a tough time learned of the· tragedy. They responded with sympathy messages from around America. 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(••"o•nl• Suo-.;••fll•"""''"'''''uoo-1~•• "' ....,,, ~ 00 "'""1"'•· ...... ,.,, ........... _, u. -t"'' WASHINGTON (AP) -The Internal Revenue Service is con· ducting "an intensive invesUga. tion" of instances in which the Central Intelligence Agency wa s given information about in · dividual tax returns, an IRS spokesman said Satunlay night. 'Jlte investigation was spurred by a statement in the Rockefeller Commission ·s report on the Cf A that ''in at least 14 instances, in- volving 16 people, the CIA ob- tained access to information on individual federal income tax re- turns." The Rockefeller Commission report ind icated that the 16 persons were involved with the CIA. It said "the agency was ap- parently seeking information Yo·hich would indicate ~siblc connections between the subject and foreign groups." "We're lnvesti gaUn1 all atten· dant circumstances 1urrounding thal statement in the Rockefeller CIA report," the IRS apokeaman si.id. ''We are conducting an In· tensive investigation. We want to see who did it, how It was done, who it went to and over whiil periodorume.'' The Rockefeller Commission report notes that under pro· visions of the Internal Revenue Code, no person has access, without special authorization, to any information supplied by a taxpayer pursuant to a require- ment or the tax law relatinl to in- come and other taxes. "Formal procedures for ob- taining the necessary autbarila- tioe have been in effect for some • time," the report notes .. "They require. the applicant (here the director of central intelligence) to make written applicalioo to the commissioner or internal re- venue roc each tax return de· sired, setting rorth the reason why the rel urn is needed." The report added : ·'The com- miJsion has found no evidence that this procedure was ever rollowed by CIA personnel. .. The investia:ation is being con- dutt.ed by IRS lnternal audit and internal security people, the IRS 11pokesman said. lie said lRS Commissioner Donald C. AlcxaJJder feela that under present re1u1auons· ''too many J)e9plc, for too many re· 81t0f\S. can get accts1 to tu re-- turn Wormation. ·• WITH HER 'BOYS' -Mrs. Maynard L. ''Mom" Jenkins enjoys a special moment with some of ex·servicemen of the Grand Rapids, Mich ., area where she was present- ed autographed photograph of President Ford during her renewal of'acquaintanc•• with r•ciplents of ber."Operatloo MaU ~" I U~l -... leU11Hle Dell~ 1>1''94 ietle~s and packages. Clustered arouiitli her are (front row, fromlen): Tom Barker, Fred Barker, <Mom) and Dallas Beland. Back row (from left): Bob Mulford, Don ll<rker. Maynard Beland, Tom Barry, Dave Balton and Ed Eldridge. · . • ~· JI l s. Litt tria rec tbai " and you scr• Stal tior; " fac: 11 sev is I pea Au1 s in 1 Cl~ N.C her A 7-t~ bre for: AU pe• "": 1 the N (] I l ~ Nao th' Cot the .... .... • phi mu to · m• thl Na sig ( of an< ce{ I m 1 Rh di ti tio I adi ex wt du I ,. i'' I ~1 .. f\, * }:-f ·" ~'9o \ --- ' -·-·- ) ·< ' Why Little Didn't Joan Scream? SACRAMENTO (AP) -J oan Little said Saturday her murder trial taught her that "the white race says a black woman is lower than a white prostitute.'' "I sat on the stand for two days and they kept asking me, 'Did you enjoy it ? Why didn't you scream?' '' Miss Little told the statewide Black Political Educa- tion Conference. "](you h ad an ice pick in your face, what would you do?" Miss Little, in California for several speaking engagements, is making her first public ap- pearances since her acquittal Aug.15. She was C'harged with murder in the stabbing dealh of jailer Clarence Alligood in Wash.ington , N.C. She said Alligood had forced her to have oral sex with h.im . Miss Little still faces a possible 7-to-10 year sentence on the breaking and entering conviction for.which she was in prison when Alligood was killed. She has ap· pealed the conviction and is free on $15,000 bail. Miss Little w as introduced ;it the luncheon by North Carolina Nader Quits ConsUDlers Union.Board NEW 'YORK (APl -Ralph Nader s3ys he is resigning from the board o f directors o f Consumers Union (CU) because the organization doesn't do enough work in consumer ad- vocacy and organizing. •'The r e i s . a div ision of philosophy on the board lls to bow muCh energy and resources a re to be directed toward changing major consume r injustices through consumer action ,'' Nader said in his letter or re- signation. CU spends less than 1 percent of its budget on its Washington and Californ ia offices which con- centrate on correcting abuses. In the September issue of the magazine Consumer Reports , Rhoda H. Karpatkin, executive director or CU, said the organi'la- tion regrets Nader's re~ignalion . But she added that consumer advocacy must not come at lhe expense of CU's main function, which is testing consumer pro- ducts and r eporting the results. The r esignalion Lakes effect Ocl.l. l Black Panther Party member Larry Little, who i.s no relation, as "the very symbol of black womanhood." She said he r acquittal did not exonerate the American system or justice. "The syste m did not give m e my freedom," she said. "They spent millions of dollars trying lo send me to the gas chamber. It was because or the people.'" No working microphcine was available .and her voice was almost inaudible as she told of her fear s. "There·s som e crazy person out there somewhere who for $50 would put a knife in my back or shoot m e because of who I am," she said. "People ask m e how it feels to be free. I ·m not free. J'll never be free. and you ·11 never be free, un- til our people h a ve the right lo stand up and have a say-so in our government.·' Graham Hits Ford Remarks MONTREAT, N.C. (UPI) - Evangelist Billy Grah8m says he disagrees with statements by First Lady Betty Ford regarding premarital sex and marijuana, and suspects she now wishes she had not m a de the m . "I know on many occasions I have put my own root in my mouth and wished I could retract a statement a nd J think maybe she does too.•• Mrs. Ford was quoted as say- ing that she would not be sur- prised to learn h er lS-year-0ld daughter was considering having an affair. and that if marijuana had been popular when she was young s be probably would have experimented with it. Dolly rllot D.ti•ery Is G11wttt.tffd Mo~•v·Fnday: II YoU Oo not til!Yfl ycvr p11)f!r by !r30 p m.. can before 7 ti m and your copy .,,...11 be de- hveted. Saturday and Surid1y II YoU do not receive your CO(l'f by 0 a.m. Sall.It· claY. 01 8 a.m Sunday. cell before 10 Im and YO\.l f COPY W!H be dehver«l. Circ.illff .. TlhJt 1 ll Most Oranoe County Arou •~:tAJ:tf Nort'1west Huntington Beacl'I. and Wo1tminster .....•. l*IJ.lt S.n Clemente. Caplstra~ Be<ieh, San Juan Cap1str1no. O.na Po1r1t. Soulh Laouna.. LA9"1'1aN1<1uel .t .......... ,....,. ' . . Checkout Time On Balboa Isle , It's high noon of a Saturday on Balboa Island-checkout time for the inlanders try- ing to make it home, sunburns and all, before the Sunday traffic crunch. It's a time of bag- gage cramm Ing, bike strapping, clothes hang- ing and skedaddling. Why is there always more to pack when you go home? DaU9 Pilot Piiato• Bfl Rleflard Drake Sonday, August 24. 1915 OAILVPILOT A3 .. ~·- BIG AS SALE AT OUR PLACE Starting today, through Augus,t 3 1st, we is selling hundreds of carpet$ (or Ins than we was. Our Cilfl: Royillc: h, E•¥>S-Bl~k nr-ic: tettnred el~ in a lunirioul rwo-lo-c:I p111rHT"t W s. Vdvr17 ~iri m dM: ttnt.h al.d under-foor. • IS$1 L9)(WAS $1 3,95l Ourc.Mle Biryby Milliken llraJriful appewano::e and long --.ring feoruu::s. T1ghrly pli..d nylon av•d•i-lle inc:Gon l'W!ging ftorn basic rnhiY, fa&hi<Jn •h-'". IS $8.95 (WAS $9.9 5) Our Pr1i1e A.llur<' by Cl.bin Cr~fr• l.JawiolaCVf·pik rn:1u1e i' enlwKrd by• 11pttrrum ~ 18 Piel colon, pasid' JOrKhjc:-wd l'Or\C"S. • IS $13.95(WAS $16 .95) Our Preli,1:': Vinyl floor bf Congokurrt Ab!ol.urfl: shiin.mtring bot~ucy 1n colon rn fir. An npmence fut SUIY. IS $ I0.45(WAS $1 2.95) Our J..ncb"'O' byC..bin Cnht 0..WC ny\on ('ht\h Wllh J.-m.r-. long·we.ving CO!U(nKlion and a n.ngc fl :\l"nkin~ ,..,i,o ,,,Ion. I!-. S.11 .95 (WAS $12.95) ( )ur Vlf)<l by Evam-81.-:k ~ ,...~ooy-r!u,h f<'J !urc ,fl<-n r••ra<-Uh <~"'· Vttntile 1n1urfl: corn birl;lo ''°'"· f'<'rf(-c 1 fur lvrh ca........t a.no.I fc.rNI w.11in1:. IS $10.9 '.> (\X'AS $1 2.9)) U ur I l1i:l1li,11.ht Vinyl byC..golrom E.ura.._~.._,J Colt fl: hr•uly 1n 0'"" CO¥erin~. Ir $hi MS! IS $8.30(WAS $9.45) '-All CarpetinR completely inst;tlled over Gcnctal Ti~ paJ. Vinyl floors Jo ncx inc.ludc inscallat·ion. Use our Easy financing, up to 36 n1on1hs 10 pay on approval of credit. 293 S. MAIN ST., ORANGE PHON~ 835-2515 l ll.OCKS NORTH OF fASHION SOUAAl 1 ; jl4 DAILY PILOT Sunday. August 24. 197~ Bifile Translators Befriend· a ·Friend Seventeen ye ars ago South ~ietnam 's m lnl.sler of interior "em out on a limb for a Southern taliforoia·based organization. lhe Summer In stitute of Ungulst.ics (SIL) of 1-luntington Beach, affiliated with Wycliffe Sible Translators. Today this m a n -Laru l..E' Trinh and his lovely wife Nguyen Ngoc Anh -are refugees in Hun· tington Beach, sponsored by the Institute. Trinh signed the visas permit- ting SlL's first team of linguists to enter his country in 1957 to study Montagoard l anguages . When President Diem questioned h 11n la lt.·r ab o ut t.he :-i.c "~orei 1'ners" li ving among Lhc tnbespeople 011 South Vietnam':) frontiers. Tnnh stood firm. "I never regretted ,permitting S il, to t•nter my country," says 'l'rinh .... !'hey have done much for lhl' lribC>sn1cn of Vietnam." ln lh(' y(•:1 rs since then Trinh Armchair School Time • Daily Pil.ot Offers Courses by Newspaper Coordinator of national bicentennial project , of newspapers, colleges, Industry Is Daniel Aaron, Harvard Unlversfty professor of English Daily Pilot readers will be able lo join in a nationwide bicenten· nial "'American Issues Forum" by reading a special series of erticles beginning next Su nday, .Aug. 31 . The articles. which will be published e ach Sunday for 18 weeks, m ake up the Coutses by .Newspaper program, being of- fered. for the t hird year by the Dally Pilot. Courses by Newspaper articles · are design ed to be read for pleasure or to be used as the ''lee· 'tures•~ :for a college credit course. College credit may be earned b y enrolling in Orange Coast College, by mail or in person. .Last f all. 58 Orange Coast resi - d ents e arne d l'redit for thei r ;participat ion in the course at home and in two meetings on lhe ()range Coast College campus. · ()CC instructor Tom Wert plans ';on-campus discussion and exa m 6essions on two Saturdays .Nov. 8 a nd J an. IO. The meetings are lo be from 10 a .m. to noon. 'Three optional s emin3r d is - c::ussions .,,:ill be held from 5 to 6 :30 p.m . Tuesdays Sept. 16, Oct . 14 and Nov. 4. The course is titled " Ame rican Society in the Making." Jt was develope d by the extens ion division of U nivers ity of California, San Diego and con- r;ists of 18 a rticles by six promi- n ent scholar-writers who will ex- 'plore the reality of the Americ<in experie nce. 'The cours e is being offered as part of the Daily Pilot 's ob- c;e rvance <lf the n;1tion 's hi ccn- tennial. Robe rt N . Weed. Daily Pilot publisher. announced. ' This year, course articles will be timed to coincide with pro· grams to be aired by public radio and television s t ations. The multi-media package is known as the American Issues Forum and is intended lo add m eaning to the ~icenl e nn ial observan ce b y s parking comment and debate over the m eaning of the American experience. Study topics for the 18-week s eries are grouped into four general areas. They are: "A Na- tion of Nations," "The Land of Plenty," "Certain Unalienable Rights" and ''A Ittore Perfect Union:· Daniel Aaron, English pro- fessor al Harvard University coordinated the series whic h featur es a rtic les by John Higham, .Johns J-l opk.ins history professor ; John B. Jackson, form er editor and publisher of Landscape magazine ; Alan Barth, former Washington Post editorial writer : Doris Kearns, Harvard associate professor of government, a nd Michael Par- rish. UC San Diego history pro- fessor. The fall course will be followed in January by a spring semester course entitled ''The Molding of American Values." Readers wishing to study the Course by Newspaper topics in depth. may e nroll at Orange Coast college for college credit. An "American Issues Forum Reader " and a separate Study Guide are also available from the Orange Coast College Bookstor£>. 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Courses by Ne wspaper is funded by the National Endow- ment for the }lumanities . Approxi mately 20 million peo- ple have read articl es offered through the first two courses since they were first offered in 1973. The national bicentennial pro- gram -American I ssues Forum-a lso is supported by the National Endowment. Communi- ty groups throughout the nation wi ll be using Forum topics as a basis for discussion groups, film series, lectures and community events. Senior citizens. civic, cultural, religious and youth or ganizations are invited to form their own in- formal discussion groups based on the Ame rican Issues Forum articles a ppearing weekly in the Daily Pilot. Floods Hit Wisconsin '· National Guard Called Jn as Rivers Suell ' •' c.u, ........ """""""" CaUIOA!an' ''" 9'ftl"9 II" l "-'tf lo loft• lol DI blut )II~ CNtrf' lt'e -trl•nd. wl!PI I,_ Uiokl of lot,... ""'"..,." ••"91"9 from de$9'1 -to aur1.;o,e COOi. Trmpt••I"''' sl•yed •round 10 °'"9<etrl in u1.1st.ot '"'"'"'· •lll'lotlllh 100 ""lft l~ 1r.1 m•r•l •t•• atoow"J ~twd.lr ~•'!' ,i.o .. 111be•1'1!<V>. *"<•~I.en,,..,, Cnastal ff'eoth er SA~TA 8 ... A BAl<A ANO ""[N. TURA C.OV NTIE'io co ... STAL ARE.A, 0 A,1iN GE C:OU N TV M [TA:OPOL I TAN ARE.A •• NfQlll .,.. ll'IO<nln<a low t lOU(I\ wi ll!~"""' •l 111•-• IOll•Y •nd Mond•r . 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(AP) -<Several bolts of lightn- ing smashed through a campground nee1r here Saturd~. injuring near- ly 100 persons. •lld •••Iv mo•nlno tow < 1-.. -91rWll,......, IOC.ol foe 1>111. ,.,.,.,, mornlllQ\ -,.._ ll_,<-11; " ~· Police said about JO victims were treated and released at hospitals in n~arby .Ja ckson and Lansing. One m an was admitted for observ:ition to Foote M e m o ri al llospitd~ Jacksoo.. Mr-l<lli•t •l'ld M~, ... llMltl l!lol'lot <llllttr U~\ 0'"'""""' ~SI '9 t.t. flo\'9n Hlglft llOltl l"lD.., lo.. i.r-~tlltr " ~ " " " ,. I has S\~r ved as his country's a m- bass:1dor lo the i\1 iddlc East for tour years and. until his avacua· tion last April, headed One of Sa11on 's leading lawf.i.rqts., lie often gave \l-..gal counsel Lo American farTIUi es in Vietna m, l~speeially in n1 atte rs of adoption and n1arriage, l.lnd he cow1selt:.'d SIL in it s ser vice to the country. Now s afely e stablished in a llunlington IJcach townhomc, he s ays his chief concern is the rapid resettlement of the 140,000 Vietnamese refugees now ;n tht• United States . ··we are ,·ery grateful for America's assistance in resettl- ing us in this free country," says the youthful lookln((.52-year-0ld. "You can be sqre that we don 't want lo becon1e a burden here. But son1 ething must be done n-OW about the 'refugee problem' to avoid much wasted expense by your government and heartache on the part of Lhc re fugee :' In m essages to the Orange County Bar Associ<.ition and the Rotary Club in recent weeks he h;ts stressed three problems in the resettlem e nt process: pro~ cessing, s pons orship a nd job location . "Governm ent agencies will \1:aste money if they don't take i n to con s ideratio n th e psychologica l matters affecting my peopl e,""he s ays . "We have been uproot1..>d from the !:.ind of our ancestors and transplanted her e where the way of life , climate and food are so different . M a n y who were s o ldi e r s were o rd e red t o evacuate in panic on the last day with no opportunity to bring their · families .. But at least they had the hope of living here in peace. "Now some 2,000 of these peo- ple want lo return home, even in the face of Communist reprisals. If they could see some progress in moving the m more rapidly out of the refugee camps, they would not fall victim s o easily lo homesickn ess. The majority of our people are j ust 'plain folk.' Keeping them wailing while end· less checks are made into their background will onl y serve to make these people angry and desperate.·· On s ponsor s h i p, Trinh acknow led ges that most sponsors are treating the refugee well. "But I know or one case at least where a private busi- nessman, who has been to Viel· nam many limes, is sponsoring a. group of refugees and exploiting them al low wages in lris fac- tory.·• he says. ''The sponsorship system must be controlled very closely by the gove rnment to pre- vent this sort of thing.·· Thirdly, Trinh doesn't think the present plan of finding jobs for the refu gees will work. "l"m very sad to tell you,''.he says , "that an individual s ponsor usually just does not have enoug h contacts to help a man find the job that is right for him. Nor can an individual us ually offer a n adequate program of Engli sh language jns truction. Naturally. the refugee can I ive with his sponsor and practice speaking E nglish. ·•sut the Vielnai:nese must be able to speak some Eng li sh before he can gel a job, and he needs a program of instruction to gain fluency :JS quickly a s he can." Trinh is sensilivc to the feel- i ng s o f th e u.nemployed · • Oallyl't.-............ FORMER VIETNAM INTERIOR MINISTER AT COAST HOME Lam LeTrinh"PoHaWlth HI• Wife, Nguyen Ngoc Anh American citi:z:ens who fear jobs will be given to refugees. "Of the 140,000 refugees, 60 percent are children." he says. "The majori- ty of others a re unskilled workers.·· Professional people like Trinh, who was educated in France and Vietnam (he holds the equivalent of a Ph.D. degree, from tile University of Saigon) rmd that t heir diplomas are not re- cognized in the States. He is himself without a job. What is the solution to the re- fugee problem? Trinh. believes the U.S. govern- ment or some a gency should esta blish. small communities or Vietnamese people in the states. He thinks this would dispense with the time-cons uming process of finding spons ors and of detain- ing r efugees while security checks are being made. Such a n arrangement also woUJd make .fot·a· more efficient way of teachin g refugees English, giving t hem vocational counseling and training, and helping them b ecome an integral part of American life while re· taining their identity. Trint\ is assisting the Vietnam National Center formed by his ··good friend'.' former Premier Nguyen Cao Ky and other re- fuge.es-. The center is S\lpPorted by several prominent Americalls and its objective is to help Vlet- From Page Al namese and lo a cquai nt Americans with the needs or these new immigrants: Like many of the refugees, Trinh has stronger family ties in Europe (especially France) than with the U .S. But he chose America because "my children will have freedom here,'" he says. "After 30 years of war in my country, freedom is very pre- cious to me.'' T-be Trinh s h ave four daughters and one son. Their eldest daughter, an interpreter in Brussels for the ColJ)mon Market, invited them to move there. Trinh's brother'alit> fnvit-. ed them to move to Paris, where lnany of his frien~ are, and wh't!re a job would be wailing for him. Personally. they con,sidered moving lo Geneva where one daughter is studying wlitic~l science. ('.fbe. son is ·living in Oslo, Norway . l ·'But w e have come here because <>f the freedom we can enjoy here,'' tie says. ''And, I feel I have a duty lo help my fellow countrymen, a nd to h e l p Americans know the truth about some of the problems We face. ••personally I trust God that I will be able to find a job. It's not easy to begin a n ew life at my age. I will go to law school if it's necessary, and t ake the bar ex- am. Our new life here is the beginning of a long adventure , but is !ull·o! hope." REFUGEES STILL NEED SPONSORS. • • circumstance. the whole situa- tion of the r e fugee camp was not Wliquetothe Marine Corps . Wh ether in Korea or Vi etnam. he s aid,. the Corps has been in - volved in humanitarian activities heavily in recent years. As ked if the effort and his personal s acrifices have been worth it. Gen. Graham replied, ··or cour sC'. T HE GENERAi. AND HIS "A refugee is an individual who b.as gone through tremen- dous trauma.•• They (the re- fugees) need help, he said, and we want to give whatever we can. Having gotten to know many of the refugees during his daily vis- its to each camp, he said he has a personal feeling of the meaning of the camp. O.lltJ!"lll .... ,.... 'l,.STANT !=ITY' OF.. llfT.J I He recalled that when he thanked a Vietnamese camp coordinator for his ·work, the man's whole family showed up fortbe s mall ceremony. '1lbe emotion they displayed made it all worthwhile," Gen. Graham said. But there is a problem at the camp and it is one which the Jteneral can do little to solve. It is, simply, lack of sponsor3 for the 15,193 refugees who are still living under government control in this camp. . After the first few weeks of the program, •hen so many of the refugees went out, be thought the spoQSOrships would continue. But it hasn't turned out that way. So he agreed to the interview witb a hope that it would interest pot~tial sponsors. Altlfough h-e doesn 't feel many i nd1vidUa1·s are Cap•ble or spoUorlnta Vietnamlfle family. he dot;t...believe there ue many gro,~I?~; •• churches, com- mwuti• ·iDQ even. states, which. elf er aR u,;,.retOUreeo -IUY to h~f,. !~F: :Vletnamefe 1uc· ceaf . ~mt tn t.bb wwwtry • Some ot tho· refu,ees bava becom,1,.a,pprebensive, Gen~ Graham'n!a. -·• - 'They see &elevision and. read the ne~pets 10 they know there ~qUistlonl about tbe en• tire <>Peril.lion : And they wonder if they can achieve the same kind. of toe.lat s tatus and positions the)" bai.t ln Vietnam. But thoy-anxious toptoul. Uving in a tent with dirt noors and only a, cot to 1leep in and lacking privacy ls not. the kind or life anyone 'would like to lead rot a long Ume, he iaid. · There 14 a toll.tree telephone n~bu !or potentlai !IJ)OIUIOl"S. It i s llOM22_.2~. • • . I Glomnr Mystery Solved .. LOS ANGELES (AP) Another intrigue in· voJvine Howard liu3bes' GlotDar Explorer ended Saturday when the mystery ship anchored ort Santa Catalina Island. The ship, used by the Central Intelligence Agency in an erfort to 1 raise a sunken Russian (submarine last year, had sailed from Long Beach last Wednesday for the resort island, where of • ficials said it was to con- duct nine days of testing. ~nday, August 24. 197S DAILY PILOT A~ Race 'Repressed ' SACRAt.-1 EN'fO (API -Lt. GQv. ~1erv yn Dymally S<Jid S<.1lurday that allegations hl' misused funds from a nonprofit institute iirC part of a ''wo ve or repression" ag<.1i nst black elected officials, He also said a private detective had been hired lo che{·k into hi s back· ground. He did not say who had hired the detective, "I thought perho.ps It ··••<i S I who wo.s paranoid," Dym al ly, ~1 Democrat. told a luncheon of the statewide Black Political Education Co nf erence. "Out my experience is not uniq ue. "BLACK elected officials a<:ro~~ the country arc t•x periencing a wave of repression unprecedented si nce re- construction.'' produced canceled checks to show hf' repaid t he m oney. He has denied other a llegations in the TI mes article. , ,, IN ms s peech . Dymally did not re· fer specifica lly to the Times aUega- tiontS. But.he said: "A private d etective has been following me, checking my master'~ thesis to see if I wrote it myself-and all they could find was some dispute I h:'.td with the Ford Foundation." The Ford Foundation funded the Urban Affairs Institute. Questioned later about the detec- tive, Dymally said he was not saying the Times had hired one. But he said "a Washington source" had told him a detective was investigating matters like hi s master's thesis and "where I 'vc been sleeping.'' After two days, when the super-secret vessel had not arrived arr Catalina, only a JO-mil• MYSTERY SPY SHIPGLOMAR EXPLORER ARRIYEO IN CATAUNASATURO AY cruise .ftom the Southern Veasel Once Used by CIA Hed Left Long Beech Wednesday for Nine Daya of 'Sea Trials' He said allegations have been made recently against Fayette , t\'1iss, ~1ayor Charles Evers and other black politicians. Dymally, California's first black lieutenant governor and highest· ranking black state official, told u all-black audience of several hundred persons: California coas t . <:1 ------------'--------''---------''-'-'-'-"--'-"-""-=-"'-~=.:..:.==----An article in the Los Angeles Times last month said Dymally drew $7,000 as an unauthorized salary from th e Urban Affairs Institute, which he founded in 1968 while a state senator. The center was di ssolved in 1973. Hughes spokesman said he didn't know where the ship was. "It's in the Pacific on sea {rial s," the spokesman said. "I don 't' know where it is. but we never announce where it BUT THE myste ry ship finally arrived al its original des tination Saturday m orning, drop- ping anchor about 8 a.m . in Fourth of July Cove, near th-e Catalina isthmus. Rod Ja ckso n , harbormas ter at the isthmus, said two barges ~-including the huge s ubmers ible HM Bl used in the Glomar's secret mission last year -were in the cove awaiting the vessel's arrival. Jack s on s aid the bar ges had apparently been awaiting the Glomar Explorer for some time. The vessel's owners, he added, "are pretty hush-hush about their operations.'· Lock/wed Executive A SuicUJ.e? VALENCIA <U Pl ) - Robe rts Waters. vice president and treasurer of Lockheed Aircraft Co., was found shot lo de- ath in his home, the ap- parent victim or suicide, sheriff's deputies said Saturday. Deputies said Waters was shot once in the head by a .22-caliber rifle, which was round near the body or the 50-year· old executive . Dis · covered nearby was an apparent suicide note Brown Signs 3 Bills· From Wire Serviceio Governor Brown Saturday signed bills affecting car pools, commuter railroads· and restaurant and hotel employes and permitted the California gray whale to ,~ome the official state marine mamn1.al. Jn addition, collectjve bargaining legislation for public school empJoyes reached the Assembly Ooor. beefed up by an amendment to provide a three-member administration board. The board was amended to the measure by Sen. Albert Rodda (D- Sacramento) before the bill was ap- proved Friday by the Assembly Ways and Means Committee, 10-2. Under the -new legislation signed Saturday, employers will no longer be al lowed to deduct tips from a worker's wages. THE MEASUR E by Assemblyman Leroy Greene (D-Sacramento) takes e!fect Jan. 1, replacing a current law which allows employers to reduce wages by as much as 25 cents an hour in tips from cuslomers. Under another bill, certain car pools will be exempt from Public Utilities Commission.regulation. The measure. by Assemblyman Robert Burke <R-Huntington Beach), covers car pools to and from work in which the members share expenses . UNDER A third bill , commuter railroads will be eligible for state gasoline tax revenues. The m easure. by Assemblyman Louis Papan < D-Daly City), adds passenger railroads to other mass transit projec ts now eligi ble for sub- sidies from the gas taxes. And the Democratic governor said Saturday he was allowing a bill by As- semblyman Bob Badham CR -Newport Beach), naming the gray whale as the state m a rine mammal, to become law without his signature. Sharks Woodcock Calls Prefer Males For Tax· Cuts FIAT ..._~. -·-IAI E COIN GAllIJIU- Buying & Selling mentioning busin ess pro------------1 Gold & Silver Sa es/Service Ra .. eo;n5 blems. Authorities were sum- moned to Waters' home by a neighbor, who dis- covered the body or the executive in the kitchen .area or his bachelor re- sidence Friday morning. • CLASSIC GU ITAR INSTRUCTION John K. Bent Huntington Beach 960-12~5 ,... "•r-.r .,,..,, - - Coo.I• Mt>~ $41-•I .. Ml•551-0 n Open Oa;ty 9--1700 ._ ___ ._._ .. _,_,,_. ___ _, Relax and enjoy lunch. We'll get you back to work on fi me. /' 1·011r/11nk1111 ·0//\' nr\1· /1;11Lli t.ikc.( a rl'11/l~· Inn>!, 11n1c. t.onu: ro J'l1l' \'r/1·l·1 "T ur t/,. \Vr'// .,/tn1v yo u \vl1a1 ,(erv1cr Tl"(J/fy 111{.'llll ,, AruJ yo11 'l/ .~11ll Ve riblL' 10 t.'tJJfll' ,1 rl·/11x111 ,-;;, drrnk anti 11ric t>f our t wcn tr-.~ix .<te115a fionr1l lu11 cf1c$. All at ,<t urpri.~in.~/y .-tcn.~iblc price-;. 111e Velvet Tuttle. In Nc\vport ·Bcac ll, acr05s /ron1 the Marri ot! on Newport Ccntcr Drive Wc.~t. (,.14 -53 13. Call u.~ }or reserva11ons or h111hJUCt 1nformat1on. \..Vi! honor A mtr1C(J ri F.ic fJTf'' 1) 1 '11 her 1n1uor c rcd1 t t.ard~. Dymally has said Lherc was nothing: improper a.bout the salary, and has "The majority of the community s uffers a sense of guilt about Watergate. Misery loves company. They're looking for some blacks to say,·Youtoo.''' · Probers ToBypms IA Chief LOS ANGELES (AP) -The U.S. Senate com- mittee probing the Cen- tral Intelligence Agency will bypass Poli ce Chief Ed Davis in its effort to gain information on local police intelligence ac- tivities, seeking the in- formation from the Police Commission in · stead. Reagan Def ends CIA A s pokesman for the committee said 1'"'riday the pane l will ask com- mission President Sam Williams to supply de- tails of intelligence ac- tivitie s or the Los Angeles Police Depart- ment. The committee h a d asked Davis for informa- tion but he wrote them it would be "a cold.day in. hell" befor e he turned it over. LOS ANGELES CAP) -The furor of the Ce ntral Intelligence Agency is "much ado about -if not nothing, at least very little,·• former California governor Ro nald Reagan says. Reagan criticized what he called "the witch-hunting mood" in the con- tinuing discussion of CIA activities. He said the nation's intelli gence- gathering ability has suffered "in- estimable harm'' from the continuing charges and disclosures. R EAGAN, a member or Vice President Nelson Rockefeller 's blue ribbon panel, which investi gated the CIA last spring, made the comments in a recorded segment or hi s "View- point'' radio show. The show was r eleased to 310 sta- t ions for broadcast this weekend or later. -"Yes, we round instances or some \\Tong-doing with regard to kcyhqJe peeking at our fellow citizens, and, of course, that is wrong," Reagcm said. "BUT IT did not constitule'massive spying· as has been charged in the press," Reagan said. lleagan. who has said he will an· nounce later this year ir he will run agains t Pres id ent Ford for the Republican presidential nomination, was a lso critical or press coverage of the CJ A commission. .. I've watched very carefully the media's handling or our commission's report. I don 't think I'm being unfair in saying that for the most part the 1 media seized upon whatever mis-· deeds we found and played them up. possibly to confirm the earlier ' charges ," he said. Reagan said m ost of the misdeeds disclosed a bout the CIA had been cor~' reeled by the agency itself before any investigation . -JCPenn_ey Save a big · 203 on ·woven woods, mini blinds and custom shades. One of the most important new looks in decorating-clean, unclutterecJ. co1orlul! And now on sale for a b•g 203 olll Very versat•le, and so easy to care for-they adapl lhem- s~es lo almosl any decorating scheme. 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HOWEVER, BU!>ING ~IJ!>T WON'T AND FORCING REPEAL OF '!>/'IDS. ZONING LAW5 WOUL D VIOLATE. FREEDOM OF ECONOMIC CHOICE! ~ ~~~~~~r-~---- Jt may have bct•n obsl'url'd amid tl1c ,,·cltcr of charges, countcrch;.irgcs , inllictmt!nls, cacrusations. name-c<.1 llings , thrt•t.1ts an<l Jllusions, but -believe il or not -all this noise a11d confusion has giv<'n ev ery office·huldcr in lhe cowtty one cll'~lr m(•ssagc: 'l'hcy no"' know not to mess around using thtir vf· fices lo help thC'm ~cl\·es or son1 eone els<' g1..•t elected. L<.ttes t object lesson, or Ctiurse, is Supervi ~or Robert llattin of Sant a Ana, 1,1,•J10 s tands accused of seven felony counts of misusin g his position in an un- successful bitl Lo win the Democratic nomination ;.1.s lieutenant govcr11or in 1974. Chris Boukidis , s an1c charges, fine d $1,000, three years probatiOrl. l•'rccl l•'orheck, s amL' charges, fin (·d $1 ,000, three years probation. G eorge .Upton -assistant ;isscssor -s ame charges . fined $2,500, three years p robation . Upton pleaded guilty to n1ore severe t:hargt-s of briber,>· and ~\•i ~tits s entencing. James Bertolino, guilty of cons piracy charges connected with the Hinshaw campaig n. a\va ils sen- tencing. llobert f'>lumlee, conspiracy on fal se c lai ms. fined $1 ,000, three years probation. r<t ~ \'11(,['q ' ,, . ~ Congressman Andrew J. l·lins haw 1s the biggest o f the object lessons. lfc 's accused of mis appropria- tion of fu11d s , and conspiracy in connection v.:i.th his 1972 campaig n for Congress while he was Orange County assessor. Kirk Armistead -former chief appraiser of the real property division -same c harges, fined $1,000. LIV ING w 1rti LI BERALPRINCIPl..E5 15 lllFFICUl..T lllESE DAY&! YOU OU(jH,-ro TRI/ BCIN B~ACK AND LIVIN' WITH 'EM 1 (He also faces h eavier counts not connecte d directly with the campaign -cn1bezzle n1 e nt, ira11d the ft and rccci ving bribes.) Jack Vallc r ga, who succeeded f-lin sha\\' as a s· sessor, faces trial on charges or conspi racy to use county-paid c mploycs in 1lins ha\v s t·ampaign -this on top of his recent conviction in Ventura Cow1ty o n s ix t>th er felony coWlts , nut con nL'ete<l y.•ith the clet· l ion. Vallerga, of course. v.1as only ont• membe r of the original a ssessor 's offit·e g roup involved in that I lins haw campaign. A rundo"'n uf the others goes like t his: .John Montani. guilty of conspiracy with intent to s ubmit false c laims (using county time to work on the f-lins h aw campaign), fined $1,000, three years proba - tion. R eginald Dunlap, s ame charg es, fined $1 ,000, or- Add to this the three campaign workers of Congressman Jerry Patter son of Santa Ana, Y.'hO pleaded g uilty to minor election code violations. Tl1ey were fined $350 each. And for good n1easure, six cam paign workers fo r Santa An a As s e mblyman R ichard Robins on are a1A·aiting tri al o n the s ame c harges. While it's only been political pot-shotting a nd no charges h ave b een forthcoming, it s hould be noted also tha t Dist . t\ttv. Cecil Hicks h<is been criticized because members -of Ills staff contributed to his 1970 C'ampaign. If a n y of those seekin g political office - particularly those in offi ce seeking r e ·e lect ion -can read clearly, it ·s t>lain tha t they'd better be able t o ac- count for the m selves, the ir conduct , their funds and the political activities of their staff. One phas e of muscle politics in Orange County just m ay be easing up. That m eans som e of those shouts a nd howls up in the county seat p aid off after all. 'ln.telkctuals Promote Principks , of Impotence ': Watergate's Ultimate Price a Neutralist Nation Fifteen years ago, s ays the magazine ''Commentary.·• the United States was a proud and self-confident nation. Tod ay there is "an increasing cUsposi- tion among the elites -political, cultural and even commercia.I - to question the legitimacy of American civilization. Yt'hat does all this mean? Is the U.S. ex · hibiling a new maturity in its ·intl'.'rnational behavi or ; or is the country ~uffcrin i; rrom :.i f~ulure or nC'r\c and a luss or politi c a l will '!" The re plies given to these qucs· tions by some 25 \'i'ri lers uf various s hades of opinion - a lmost all of the m are proper social science Ph. D.s from pro· per easl e rn sea board un · )versities -occupy the entire Ju- ly jssue or the magazine. Not is teh tim for ali god m an to com tu the aid off ther county. ( S. I. H AYA K AWA ) l\1ost or the replies. given in a quarrelsome . abstract, academ ic mutter. ar e pretty dull. But here and there a spark illuminates the semantic gloom. Peter Berger of Rut ger s University, for example. arg ues forcefully that the "new maturi· ty·· with v.·hich many have a c- cepted the disaster of Vietnam is no improvement over the old il- lusion that got us into it . The old illusion ~·a s that Ameri ca. with its technolog ica l as well <is mor:...I supe1;ority, was invincible. IT WASN 'T and 1\mcri can troops \•/ere withdra wn . llowever. the South Vietnamese· continued to fi ght for more than two years thereafter. Neverlhe· less. the "ne~· m aturity" com- pl acently accepts the vi olent imposition of communism on the South unde r the formula, "letting the Vietna m ese decide their own destiny.·· To achieve genuine maturity. Berger believes . Americans - es p ecia ll y th e intellectual leadership -must arrive al a "r enewed a wareness of the re- ali ties of tyranny in the world." For example : "Perhaps a m in imal cognitive readjustment o ne might hope ror is an understanding of the basic difference betweE.'n a dic - tato r s h ip , ~·hich li mits it s rcpr~ssion to political opponents, <ind a totalit arian regime. whi ch controls and mobilizes every set:. tor of Soc ial life.·· Furthermore Berger reels th at there must be "i\ renewed ap- preciation or the human Yalues em bodied bt.lth in the American political cr eed and in the cm· pirical institutions of American society .... Ther e are enormous resources rooted in this society (many of th em . incidentally, rooted in its r eligious institu- , En·ant Letters By LYN McDANIEL A ne...,·spa pC'r has thous ands or opportunities lo make mistakes e\Fery day . E,·e ry "'Ord is an OP· portunity, and when the op· partunity is taken, the results can bedevastaling. Most typographical errors are harmless cr('atures. An ··i" or an "e" v.•ill casually be dropped into a word, or out of it . and the error is obvious and hurts nothing. But when the letter dropped in or out creates a new word, the creatures sho'<ll' how hard they can bite. Who would have guessed that "Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Smith u•ent t o Bunceton whe n Mr. J ohnson did," would be printed "'Mrs . J ones· and M rs. Smith went to Bunceton whe n Mr. Johnson died." It shows what happens ~·hen a letter is added in an unfortunate place. Imagine lhe look o! surprise that came over Mr. Johnson 's race v.·hen he learned he had died. Imagine trying to explain to him later that he hudn·t di ed but he djd. Anothe r interesting example arose when the wire services re- ported a man was "killed during an exchange or shots '' and it came out "killed during an exchange or shorts." f'or a while we couldn 't tell whethe r it was a caseofsexuci! perversion or whether somcon(' had planted a n exploding grape in hi s F'ruitoftheLooms. ADDING a letter can make a garage sale into a garbage sale. something garage sale-goers say· often may be the more proper spelling. Adding a space, however . can be almost as interesting as ad- ding a letter. It sounds pretty dry lo read "The program will begin at 8." but if you read "The pro- gram will be gin at 8" it doesn 't sound dry at all. And you can ex- pect a much la rger attendance at lhe meeting. Dropping a letter or t1,1,·o out of a v.•ord can lead to problems. too. In one aC'cident report ~·e wanted to ~·rite that a -...,•oman was dri .. ·- inJ? do...,1n the high'A·;.iy wh<·n her lions). They wait to be lapped.•· Edward Lutt~·ak , professor of political scien ce a t J ohns Hopkins Univers ity, takes issue with those foreign policy critics who urge continued reductions in America's defense budget and a diminishing role for the . United States in international affairs. HE BELIEVES that this wish to withdraw from military power is not due to disillusionment over Vietnam . since m any European intellectu a ls a r e equally dis· trustful of military power in their 0\1rn nations. The re is currently among intellectuals a wave of ··opposition to one's O\\'ll nation <1.nd therefore to nil its agencies or powe r , and especially the miHtary." Meanwhile the Soviet Union , with half the resources AmeriC'a possesses. spends more on its military establishment than does the United States. The nations of the Midd le East are increas ing their milita ry capacity at a furious r ate. And, as Luttwak says, ;·India. even while extend· ing the begging bowl, has built up a military establishment of a million men with 2.000 battle tanks. more than 700 combat aircraft a nd much more besides, incl~~ing a plutonium bomb or two. The sam e people wh o oppose the maintenance of American military strength , says Luttwak, "are also doing their level best to arrest economic growth e:tnd to inhibit America's ca pacity to produce." The r esult, he says, is .. a whole new set of principles or impotence." Why are so many American in· tellectuals so negative toward th~i r own nation? Alienation, which was "once the reconditc anxiety o r the fe ...,·, has become as wides pread a s the common cold." AL I E.NA TI ON is se l f - destructive. It leads lo magnify.:O ing every weakness or failure of American society w hile ignoring its strengths. \Ile have a right lo expect something better than ali enation of o ur intell ectua l lead e r s h ip, Prof. l.utlwak believes . both in the ac,ademy and in the media. Edward Jay Epstein, a uthor of "'Ne ws from Nov.•here, '' al· tributes Am erica's cu rrent dilemm as not to changes in the national psyche but to changes in the power of the presidency. Since Watergate, the concepts of presidential confi dentiality and executi ve privi lege have been <111 but destroyed . In the internation;;1I s phere. however. a president must be able lo t ake independent. even unp<>pular actions \11lthout prior congres siona l approval. <1s almost a ll American preside nts have done when necessary. But wilh executive <1ction no longer possible, the nation is be- ing r educed lo ne utralism . Such. sayS Epstein , is the price or Watergate. Make an Editor Swear brakes suddenly fa iled. We gave a ...,·hole new impact lo the inci - dent by writing that her bra sud - denly failed . Dropping a letter makes a win· do...,•·painting contest inlo a ~·idow·painting contest, and it is not lik e ly to draw many volun· leers. The mos t co mm on typo· graphical error, however, is get· ling the wrong letter in place or the right one. It is by this method that the Rod and G un Club becomes the Rod and Gin Club. In one story we wrote that a meeting would be held in a local chur ch basement ''where last ni ght·s gathering was hell." A POLICE report once read Mr. Smith "parked his can on First Street Wednesday:(and when he r etur ned he found lhe window had been broken out." Poor devil. It can become e mbarrassing lo int~nd to write "election o( of- ficers. peace disturbance" and "you can gel tickets from any club member,·· and come up ~·ith "ejection of ofr icers, peach di s- turbance" and ·•you can gel rickets from a ny c lub member .·· With a stroke the March of Dimes becomes the r.1arch or Domes. \\'inners become sinners and a fund ·raising dinn e r becomes a fund·r aiding dinner. You can turn mature into manure, nine into none and a frog jump into a grog jump. When there was a flap aboul massage parlors in Columbia, we got this in the mail for church notes : ''10:30 a .m . -Worship service. Organist Mrs. Smith; pianist, Mrs. J ones; massage by Rev. Johnson."' Sometimes these typos' take on an aspect of Freudian slips, such as when an auction beeomes a suction and the Internal Revenue Service becom eti the Infernal Revenue Service. Anyone who has stepped on gum s tuck to a gymnasium floor can appreciMtc it being called a gumnas ium. Or anyone -...,·ho has d ealt with federal revenue s haring c~n ap- preciate its appearance as "re- venge s haring.·' Imagi ne the possibiliti es when .an obituary is to s a y "he leaves six sons.·· 11 ecould end up leaving six so...,·s. six sin s or. worse yet, sex sins. . ONCE IN A while something rolls out of the typewriter that makes no sense whatsoever, such , as when you want to type "asleep . at the wheel'' and you get ''askeep al the wheen. ··I have no idea what it means but it sounds vaguely ob~ sc_ene. . Most of these examples have been caught befor e they got into our paper. Other papers aren't so lucky. "Several n ags h ave been seen nying around town," one area paper noted, "especially on Fl ag Day,Junel4. Wouldn'titbefineir we all could :n y our nub every day? .. We never m'-lke mist<'aks like that. Lyn McDaniel li ve~ in Missouri .and is ·editor of the Boonville (l'!Ql 8oon£1Ji.lle) Daily 1Vews. Claims Pot Is Benign Are Groundless ORANGE COAST I t is possible to support the cSecriminaJizalion of marijuana dtt lhe grounds lhal prosecution .is a wrong and dangerous way of dealing with the problem. But it is fa llacious lo support '<$ecriminali-ialion on the assump- tjon th.at SC'ientific evidence con- olusively shows that marijuana i15 not dange rous to human .bealth. , The !art is that I here is no clear p r e ponderance of medi c al ~videncc th::tt can be regarded a~ -~assuring on the subject. The re· ~nl a rti cle in the journal of (f'onsumcr·s Union downgraded accounts or ne~ative c!fects of q:iarijuan a . Even so. ml"dlc.al f-udies continue to raise serious que!§tions. 1 The impres5ion one fl'.Cts in re· .Ung C<>nsume r Reports is that .-iarljuana is innocuous. But one aeta an e ntirely different im· NORMAN CO US INS pression in r eading the full medic a l stud ie s Consum er Reports uses to support its posi· ti on. INDEED, IT is difficult to 3 \'0id th e co n('lusion t hut Consumer Re ports he1 s been selertive in its r e!erences. i''or example. Edward M. Brecher, the principal autho1· of the CU re· port. has quoted the intt>rim findings of :i Canadian com · mission to show that m11riju11na hai; no serious erfects on the brain, that it is not hRbit·Corming or toxic and lhol it cannot be scie ntifically id e ntiCicd as a cause of lung cancer. But the /inol r eport of that sa m e Canadia n com mission raises g r ave questions about the use or m a rijuana. especia lly by young people. Mr. Brecher m ay contend that the final Canadian report "'as published a fter the a ppearance or his article. '" lhis case, he should welcome the opportunity to give a fuller picture. lie .might also call :t ltention to lhe rCQucst made of CU by Dr. Gustave Gin- gras, former president of the Canadian Medical Assn. Or. Gingras urged Consumers Union to publish !indings of the final Canadi:tn report, which CU has not yet done . Again, Consumer Reparts has referred at considera ble length lo a special ~tudy m ade in Jamaica under a grant Crom the National Ins titute of Menta l Heallh. This study was used to re!ute slutemcnls about chromosome damage, brain m a lfunctioning, and lung hazards caused by hea•ly use or marijuana. CU, HOWEVER, has not re-. parted to its readers on contrary te!ilimony given by Dr. John A_E_ Hall. chairm an or the depart.· ment o( mcdlci~ at Kingston fl05pital. in J a m Rica. Dr. Hall told the U.S. Senate subcommit· tee on lntt:!mal security that em· physema and bronchitis were common af!lictions a mong Jamaican laborers who were habitulil.ted to the ·drug. Dr. Hall also reported a 20 percent r ate of impotence amon& Jamaican msles who had s moked the drug for five years or m ore. With re11pect to the Jamaican study used by CU to support jts posl11on, Dr . Jtall said that stud.y did not have the general backing of experienced clinicians in the 'field. Nothing I have seen on lhis en- tire issue seems lo me to make more sense-than the recent state-. menl$ be!ore the Senate subcom· miUee on internal security by Or. Robert DuPont . director of lhe National Institute on Drug Abuse. DR. DuPONT reviewed all the medical research on lhe question and said it was unscientific to be opUmislic about ''the contem- porary mari j uana s~ne: in this country.'' Ht was especiall y disturbed about the Rrowing use of the drug by youngsters . lie called a tten- tion to a 197.f survey showing that 22 percent or seventh·grade boys and 18 percent of seventh·grade girl1 had had experience with marijuana. DAILY PILOT R~rrN . "'erd,PiiblilhtT" Thomas Kttvll. F.dttM TholfX!a Palmrr. S"nda!I £ditoriol Pa11e ~:ditur The edltorial page o( lhe Dally Pilot weks to inform and stimul•te readers by p~enllng on this. pagt ~i\•tir11e comment•ry on toptcs of Lnterest by syndical· ed coh.1nuaistis and ,cartoonlsl!I. by pr0Yldin1 •a for um for readers' ,·ie.w!I 11 nd by presentin1 th is newspaJ)t'r·s opinion~ and Ideas on current topics. The rditorlal optnions of lhe Daily Pilot appear only in the editoMal rolumn at lhe top of the pa1e. Opinions e•• pressed by the columnlsl!I and cartoonists 1n~ letter wri ters art> , their own and no endorsem~l ()( their views by lhe Dally Pilot should be inferred . . . Sunday, Augus t 24 ; 1975 Nicaragua's Soinoza 'World's Greediest' WASHlNGTON -11ic world's greediest ruler Is Anastasio Somoza, the pot-bellied potentate who runs Nicaragua ll3 ir it were his private estate. This is no catiual observation: we have spent month.s making the selection. Arter a thorough ~1udy or the available evidence we nominate Somoza as the mo.sf grasping of the world's great .:rabbers. Through his family and his flunkies, he controls every pro· fitable industry, institution and service in Nicaragua. Directly or indirectly. he owns farms rac· . . tones, banks, newspapers, radio- TV statio~s, ships, planes, and you-name-it. He produces much or the rood his people eat, the cigarettes they smoke, the correethey drink, the sugar they put in 'their corree, . I •V ' .. ,t "'\ • 'I ' • . ~ r,, ' • , ., I ,, .• I • • ~·~\ ¥~ . (JAC ~ ANDERSON) and even the ice cubes they use lo cool their drinks. When a Managua housewife drops a coin in a lawtdromat or when a motorist buys time on a parking meter, SomO'.ia gel& his cut. He owns the laundromat& and operates the parking meters. Almost everyone In Nicaraa:ua with the wherewithal drives a Mercedes-Benz, because the Somoza family owns the Mercedes-Benz franchise. THE POLICE patrol the streets or Managua in Mercedes- Benz cars. The city even uses Mercedes.Benz truck& to collect the garbage. As the Big Banana in this little banana republic, Somoza not on· ly grows bananas but also pro- duce• the cardboard boxes they are shipped in. Not satlsfle4 with the millions he squeeze& out of his own coun· Lrymen, he also fleeces the U.S. ta.ipayers. Millions of dollars in U.S. aid are piped into Nicaragua every year . Somoza has de· veloped a dozen ways to siphon a generous share into his own pocket. AU of this has made him one of the world's wealthiest men, with millions stashed in American banks, Swiss banks and other financial institutions. Yet while Somoza has been ac· cumulating most or the wealth in his country, his dirt-poor &ub- jects Uve in ramshackle 5hacks and earn an average wage or about30cents an hour. The dictator even takes blood from his countrymen at $5 for hilf a liter and sells it abroad ror S35 a liter. He made a personal visit to Haili in 1971 to see how the bloodsuckers there operate. WE HAVE car.erully documented Somoza's hold.in.es. which are hidd~n in a financial maze. He controls many en- terprises through rront men. whom he manipulates like the pieces in a monopoly game. His intricate, intertwined rmancial empire can be traced lhrough Nicaraguan dot!uments, which we have translated from Spanish. The U.S. govecnment has also compiled. a secret economic pro- file of Somoza. We have been able to compare ·our information from Nicaragua with these find· ings. Each year the dictator raises about $4 million ror his political party, the Nationalist Liberal Party, through forced donations from government employes. Sunday, August~. 1Sl7S 041l y PILOT A 7 ';.-. . OH r;xo1 ~EllE COMCi;J1E QlUlliEL tOIL .1 &Ul'-'IE W£ !;>.VE A~." They don't have to worry about the paperwork ; the payments are automatically deducted from their paychecks. Many are also rompelled to rough up donations for banquets in Somoza's honor and, each December, they "contribute" about $100,000 in gifts for hi s birthday. Of course. Somoza docsn"t de- ser\.'e the full credit for amassing his vast fortune. He got an ex· cellent start Crom his father. who seized power in 1936 and began helping himself to the property of others. The elder Somoza usually ob- served a certain legal formality. He acquired property th.rough dispossessions and forced sales. He a.Lao filed claims for govern- ment land and expropriated the possessions of German nationals during World War II. Through two main companies, Compania Agropecuaria and Sucesores del General Somoza, the Somoza ramily now owns over 50 percent or the private property in Nicaragua, including 30 percent of the prime farmland. Their real estate portJoJjo in- eludes corree, cacao. tobacco, banana, sugar cane and pineap- ple plantations; corn, bean, rice, sorghum, sesame, fruit and vegetable farms ; and vast graz· ing land ror cattle. The Somoza family croplands are approximately equal in size to the entire neighboring re· public or El Salvador. Indeed, there doscsn 't seem to be room in Nicaragua for all the Somoza farmland: The family also owns huge farms in Guatemala, Costa Rica and El Salvador. Two enormous spreads on the Costa Rican border are u~ed. ac- cording to our sources. to move cattle illegally between the two countries. IN MANAGUA, the family owns hundreds of properties. Somoza owns the building, ror ex· ample, that houses the luxurious Managua Intercontinental 1-lotcl. He has a quarter interest in-the hotel itself, a small gratuity he received ror providing the In - tercontinental chain with choice land and tax concessions. The hotel was built, incidentaJ- ly, with $1.9 million guaranteed .bY the U .S . government's Overseas Private Investment Corporation. The dictator's wife, Hope Portocarrero de Somoza, is an American citizen. This hasn't prevented her from holding down two top government positions. It · is strictly against U.S. law for American citizens to hold office in foreign governments, hut she has managed somehow to get around it . Like his "''ife, Somoza's mis· tress. Dinorah Sampson, is also a power in Ni~aragua . She controls the nominations to various public offices and does a thriving busi- ness on the side in contraband clothing and jewels. The Cull story of Somoza's feudal, financial empire is mind- boggling. Footnote: We attempted to re· ach Nicaraguan embassy of. Cicials for any comment& or re- buttals they might wish to orrer. Ambassador Sevilla-Sacasa, who also happens to be Somoza's brother-in-law, was out or the country for sever al weeks. Not a single embassy officer was available to talk to us, we were told. Portugal's ,Communist Gains Mean Bloodshed LISBON -Escalation of political violence in the Portugue&e revolution now looks probable as a result of a top-level · decision, secret until now, lo ar-~rcs t arJd imprison anti · Communists alleged lo be plot- ting the mounting assaults on Communist party headquarters throughout the country. The decision, outlined to us in a n exclusive interview with Presi - dent da Costa Gomes, ,,.,·as reached this week by the ruling three· man Direc - tory: Presi· dent Costa G o m e s himself, prime minister and pro-- Communist champion Va6CO Goncalves and internal security chief OteloSaraivadeCarvalho, a noq-Com m unis t r 4'dical Je!ti st. It is a clear victory for the Communist party, desperately trying to recover from damaging public setbacks. "WE CAN stop this violence," lhe President, a pleasant, mild· mannered but slightly harried general told us in his offi ce at Belem Palace. "It is not a spon- taneous act of the people. It is done by small groups directed. from the outside. They are the respc;>nsible ones. We shall im- prison these elements. This is lhe measure we will now take and we will educate our people about these groups." · · PresiOent Costa Gomes fully agreed that this decision is a "m06t impartant" one, but the fact that these "elements" are allegedly controlled by anti· revolutionary forces, he said, ( EV A~S-NOVAK ) makes them "not only.enemies or the country but also dangerous.'' Such mailed-fist security measures Cly in the race or re· pealed and credible claims by Mario Soare's large Socialist party that the 30 or 40 widely scattered attacks on Communist party o£fices in the north are spontaneous. THE DIR~CTORY'S decision was obviously approved by the advisory Armed Forces Council (now shorn or its most powerful anti-Communist members). If carried out, it will probably lead to increasingly violent confronta- tions with the Socialists and the moderate Popular Democrats. Although strongly anti- But Clutter Can Overload It Memory Needs Exer.cise I read a snippet in th e newspaper the other day saying that after age 35 something like 100,000 brain cells perish daily in the gray matter or your head, never to be replaced. This means that you dis· remember quite a lot or things each day. It W011ld be jolly good if you could arrange which things that went into your head, from the day you w ere born, were to be eliminated. I can think or whole years that I would just as soon expunge from my nervous system, and my whole life in general. My whole lire in high school, as a.n instance, seems lo me now a areal exam- ple or an Immovable object, C. McCabe. being met head on by an irresistible force, the Chris- tian Brothers idea of how to educate C. McCabe. They didn't win, and I didn't lose; but there was a lot or m lsery an around. THE HUMAN memory is a fwmy thing. It is said that nearly 10.000 thought• pass in and out of your mind every day. It ls fUrther 1ald that the brain la composed o~, 10 billion billion worklni parts, and has enoua:b alor•1c ca~lty to accept 10 ntw tacts every aecond. Despite the ver1aUlit)' and wondrousness of th.la 1tran1• or· gan, there comes a Ume when It overloads. The Input, especially 1r you are an active user of the brain, becomes loo 1Teal. So much has been rut ln that a fl"eal deal 11 belnl puabod ooL The trouble ' i• that the at"r beinl pushed out II orten quite useful r • ( CHARLES J .___M_cC_A_B_E __ _, This time has come to me. I am quite conscious of it. I get awfully bored with saying "Old whatzis name'' for a person whose name I have known all my life. Or being unable to recall a quotation that at one time was a touchstone. Or forgetting how many days Joe DiMaggio went before he achieved hitlessness. Yet I am not particularly dis· tressed by this. I have always been intensely curious about all manner of things, and have each day stuffed into my head in- formation that could never im· aginably be of use to me. (Ex- cept , quite r requently, the dopiest or things tum oul useful.) There had to come a time when all this trivia would accumulate to the point wber' much ol it would have lo be rt!jected by an overworked nervous system. DHr Mom Md Doti, comma. Hiving• wonnrflll time, ' ,,,,, _ ' Wllen this time comes, and when you are aware of it, you make an almost conscious decision to edit the stuff that you permit yourseU to accommodate. "Give the old brain a refit," is the way a doctor friendJ>tIU it. THERE WAS a time when I lhou&hl the politics or the Ukraine and the ups and downs or the Spanish Cortes were things I must need know about. I know better now. There is a limit to the number of tbings you can afford to be intere.sled. in. So much in human nature is so tediously re· petitive that tl isn't worth the ef- fort to remember it, literally. Like the rectnl incident involv· ing a ship called the Mayaguez. But there are a Jot of things that you do" not want to forget. just because a number of bad and indifferent tbings have crowded your intelligence. To keep the old memory going, curiously, there seems to be a need to exerci.Je it. SO THE BEST advice atiout thinking and rememberinil: is the same as the bat advice about sports: Keep your eye on the ball. Stop allowing the useless to clut· ter up \be long-surrcrlng medulla. Remember that m05l ituff that comes out or Wuhinston 'nd Sacramento is blather. the same blather you have been hea'rtng all your lire. Moat o( lbe thing• other people aay .to )'OU ts likewise. The things to remember are the loving words 1n4 the loving imagt:?s, wherever they come Crom . whether from your son or your old lady or your drinld.11g buddy or"l&ontalpe and Seneca. Open your bu.rt and memory to lhe1e wonllandthin&•· Communist, Otelo Carvalho is violently opposed t o any semblance of Wes tern-s tyle political parties and organized parliame ntary government, which is Soares's objective. possibly a new lease for the Com- munists. Democrats have asserted their parties are aot responsible ror the an\.i·Coaimunisl violence. Therefore." he taid with tortured logic, they can scarcely object to the new security measures. Thus, with a common enemy - a pluralistic, socialist rorm . of government -the Communists and the security chief seem to have made a devil"s pact, with the President either compelled or willing to go along. But the result could be quite different: heightened civil con· flict splitting both the army and security forces wide open in a military appar atus whose true· loyalties are unknown throughout its ranks. The President's powec within the Directory is unclear. He told us Portugal, as a LaUn country. wouJd never easily accept Sovtet- style Communism. He praised Soares', Socialist party as "in· dispensab le'' and clearly Portugal's largest party -but indir ectly criticized Soares' boycott of the provisional gov· ernment. The impending round-up and jailing of these ''small groups'· of anti-Communists is the latest proof of the Communist party's humiliating decline in revolu· tionary Portugal. THE PRESIDENT, who re- ceived us alone and spoke clear ly \lr.ithout an interpreter (carefully "'Tiling down our questions on a pad), was asked about the civil war. Party leader Alvaro Cunha! apparently hopes that rising anti- communist passions will get out or hand as a res ult of the Draco- nian security measures now planned, leading to bloody con- frontations, more chaos and "It is not a big passibility," he said. adding that Communist leader Cunha! "is ve{)' worried" about the mushroo'hiing anti- communist attacks "and asked me to use my efforts lo stop this." He ,,.,·as quick to defend prime minister and pro-Communist Goncalves. "People think he ls a Communist," he told us, "but I • am sure he is not. I am an old and ! good friend or the prime minister ) and you should understand that • he is regarded very highly in lhe f Armed Forces Movement.'' The President said that both Soares and the Popular It's a Bloody Mess, Britain, ButaNiceOne By BART MIU.S LONDON -Britain is a mess. Ask anybody. Everybody knows the country is go· ing lo pot. Inflation is running al 30 percent, the government is in hiding, unemployment is high, nothing works and repairmen sing manana. That's the fashionable view. To be fashionable in London, go to cocktail parties and say, "Wherever is the country heading? My rubbish has n't been collected all week !'' I 'm Crom New York, but London's been home for nearly seven years. Despite the frustrations or a can't-do society, I'd rather, live here than anywhere. F ROM MY seven-year perspective, Bri· tain is no worse than ever. It's still a military cipher, an industrial pigmy, a {inancial dis· aster. True, there have been changes. There must have been changei in seven years. But rtgbt now I can't actually,think of any. Maybe the buses are more crowded, but then the s ub- ways are better. Maybe prices are higher, but so are wages. "-1aybe the country is going bankrupt, but then it was going bankrupt in 1968, loo. Maybe more people are worried, but then rewer arc trying to do anything. Thlilt 's what I like about Britain. No one meddles. They leave you alone. Doctors tell you to go away and gel better. Advertisers sell softly, almost half·hearted.Jy, Taxi drivers !;lop to 1et pedestrians cross. Newsstand vcn· dors smil e . People say "sorry" when you 1tep on their toes. 1f this is a mess, I say let's keep tl,llngs messy. THE PEOPLE who think something should be done are tho.lie or the mlddle class, who have always been the guv·nor" of Britain. They bt>lieve in their own ima1e and their im· ace of the country. It's a na.tlo n or shopkeepers. It wears a bowler hat. It has a refined accent and never raises its voice. In Britain, class isn·t determined by money but by manners. Workers can't buy their way up. A car assembler may earn twice as much -as a librarian, but both know what l'lass they belong to. One of my favorite <:harilie1 is the Distressed Gentlefolks Aid As· sociation, which nms ads showing happy bedridden middle class elderlies saying, "Now I can live out my days as I always ex· peeled to.'' 1 The cry of unaided distressed genUefolks is what we are now hearing from all over Bri· lain. The biggest bleat concerns inflation. Inflation always hurts the middle claaa most. They are the savers, and savin11 are diminished most by money's falling value. In fact. the working class Is rejoicing about In· nation, because ita wages are going up faster than its purchasing power l& declining. BUT WHINE as it may, the middle class really oughtn't to complain. A r oyal com· mission report at the end of July shows that as or 1973 the top 10 percent of the population still controlled halr the nation's wealth. The top one percent controlled a quarter . This unequal distribution, changed only slightly tn a generation. has been the major barrier to national progress. Paradoxically, this el'onomlc unrairness is what has made the country so pleasant. Rich men will plant rOSH . If the mess ever 1ets cleaned up, the rose bushes wi ll be the.rint to eo. ' • Bart MUl1 iaa.n Amerfcclll/fwlaACt wrltn. • I .. ' " ,48 DAILY PILOT Sunday, Augu1t 24, 1875 ! • • D•ily Pilot Sl•ll Plluto SPECIAL OLYMPICS WINNERS (From Left) Randy, Coach Rick, and Linda Handicapped Pair Speci.a, Winner$ By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Ol 1"4 0..Hy Pllol St•tt Linda Sparkman has purple yarn ties twi5t· ed around her po nytails, arms twisted by cerebral palsy, and an Olympic gold m edal on a red·white-a nd·blue ribbon around her neck to m ake her proud. She will never, however, boast about the fact that today s he is to wheelchair racing in the western Y+'Or ld what Bill y J ean King h; to pro- fessional tennis. ·.,,, Linda, JS, cannot communi cate, beyond grins, groans, and the un mistakable shine of pride in her eyes. THE FAIRVIEW St.ate Hospital cli~nt whose family lives in Seal Beach kno~'s she is someone special, as a first·place winner in the lntt>r na · tional Special Olympics at Mt. Pleasant, l\1 ich. recently. She a nd Randy Budd, 23, a client at the big Costa Mesa hospital for the devcloproentally dis- abled-that means mental ly retarded and/or, severely physically handicapped-were a mong Califo rnia competitors in the interna tion a l games. Linda p laced first in the 30-yard wheelchair slalom a nd second in the 25·yard free-style wheelchair race. Randy took silver second·pl ace medals for swimming in both the 25-yard and SO-yard free· . ·~ . style competition al thesix·day al'nual}.ames. ,,,, ... . ' THEY WERE amoog the '\op four com· ~titors in each of those e vents ·a.monf a total or 3,100 entrants representing all 50 states a nd Canada, Mexico, France, Germany... ISrai il, Puerto Rico a nd the Philippine lsl&Dfls .. They are deservihg m edal'9;ti, say bQSJital officials. · .... '. R andy, ha ndicapped by sOme n•urological problem of undetermined origin t,hat classes him as developmentally disabled, p1*J as much heart and muscle into his twi ce daily seasonal pool workouts as the fa mous r egula r Olympics 1ncdalist Mark Spitz. "I work out twice a d 11y, morning and even· ing, ·· the lean. bespeclat'led youth haltingly tells an intervicv.·er. L THE PACE stepped up noticeably when he placed in a 5tate Special,. Olympics meet and q ualified for the inte matiorlal g&m es. ''He knocked.20 seconds off his SO ya rds a nd six seconds of! his 25 yards,•• says hospital recreation the tipist Rick Barthels, Ra ndy's coach, who a ccompanied lihe pair to Michigan. He is a talented ttacic: and field competitor and also bowls , while admitting he must still work hard to polish his backs trOke technique in the s wimming,POOI. .1 "My first m eet 1 l canle b\:first in running,·• hesaySproudly. · I •' ~ 1• tbrouf h 1the'S's lalom course, s ..oc rvtne btr whee.le hair betwecn.U ahtly·Sp»tcd traffic Cones. Rand~ad to race tbiCt.' other topnotch ban· dicapp~' sWimmers down lanes in the gi•nt Ol ymtlc pool a t the Univetsity of Michigan cam· pus. . <;atchperiny Art Gallery OFFERS OH of Ille l_.t Mlectlont of GRAPHICS ' PtCASSO, CHAGALL. MllO. C:A.LDll, 'f'ASAllLY. FlllOL.t.MDIR, AP19 El, HUMDllTWASSll, DA.LI, aot•'•t••· ALVA.a. TAMA.TO, sequsaos. ZUMIOA & *MY OTHHS. 21 1 , ..... ., [Recs 'of s..,..,,_.,·~1 L.,....._. .• ,.._.112 llJSO't' ...... "- T..- Tel:: (Jlll Ul..3211 THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY (.'R EMATION • BllftlAL A J' SEA (1J.-I) &·lfl..143.1 24 Hour Service .2foiJ WJ"Coasl HWy., Suire F • Killer? Man, 78,SaysNo RANDY, WHO has been a t the st ate J:iospital JI for eight years. swa m hi s SO·yard e vent in <i6:1S seconds and his 25·yard race in 19 :64 seconds to take the number two spot. • Newpott Beach, Calif. 92~63 Send Free Portfolio ro: ·5?.•;,;;:·: ... :··::·. .., ~·· .. . ... ' '" ,., S411Nm'"' "'"' By \'. GR;\11 1\M Au.oc1•1e11 Pr•li Wrllor S AN QUENT I N Leon ard E win g Scotl could sign a pa per and walk into the sunlight that splashes a rocky coastline and touches the roses beginning to bloom b esi d e Sa n Q u e ntin Prison. At 78, he r efu ses to ac- "' cept the p a roi e tha t would end his 17 years in pri so n . H e did n o t murde r his w e altti.y, S<K'ialite wife. he m ain· tain s, a nd t o accept . parole would amount to a concession of g uilt. "llell v.·ill freeze over b efor e I go o u t on pa role,·· d ec lares the dignified , white-haired Scott, sla mm ing his fist on a table and turning hi s back to ttie s un'Ji ght. "'PAROLE isn "t freedom a nd I want to be free. To accept parole would be to a dmit guilt and bow t o an uhjust s~tem," he say~. Correctio ns official s say S cott. a m odel ,._prisoner , is the firs t man in Ca lifornia t o r e(use • parole in order to m ain- tain hi s innoce nce. , The case is one of a few i n the world in which there was a murde r con· viction without a body. Tt still bears the scent of m oney and myst ery. •·1 am innocent. J am incarcer ated illegally," Scott said in a s m all in· t e rvie w c ubi c l e s ur· rounded b y oth e r prisoners \\'ho we re talk- ing lo loved o nes. plan- ning release. aching for parole. SCOTT. ONCE an in- vestment banker . bon vi- vant. world t raveler , gla nced at them with dis- dain ; "Other m e n would beg to be let out. ·Please, please par ole m e,' they 'd say. They'd crawl. Well, let those poor suckers out. .. I 'm not rree yet, but I'm going to be. And I will ram it down their throats. The y will never do this to anyone again." After year s of legal battles. Scott has asked the Califo rnia Supreme Court fo r a wri t of habeas corpus. He contends that there was no corpus delicti - evidence of a crime.; that th e c ircumstantial .evide n ce a gainst him was insufficie nt-for a murder conviction ; that the trial court had no jurisdiction; and that his right to due process was violated by the judge's and prosecutor's com- m ents a bout his not tak- ing the s tand in his own defense. THE J®GE told the jury it m ght reasonably infer gui t from his re· fusal to testify. After a long and highly publicized tria l, Scott was c onvicte d in Los Angel es i n 1957 o f murdering his 63·year- old wife , who di.lap- peared May 16, 1~55. She w as w o rth a b o ut $650,000 , most of "'hich Scott says he put in her name. He w as her seventh hus band, Scott says, and she was his second wife. Although her body was never found, partial den- tures and an old pair of glasses we re found in the ba c ky a rd of th e ir eleg a nt Br e ntwood home. Charred bits of a woman's c lothing were found in an incinerator. BUT llER brother testifi ed that on the day of her dis appear a nce he saw Mrs. Scott putting luggage in he r car. Other witnesses said during the trial they had seen her in vario us p a rts o f the country, in Canada and Mexico. first was e ligible for parole in Nove m'¥:r 1974. He says parole officials kept presenting him with parole agreem e nts. "Time and again they ask m e.'• Scott s aiys. ••and I k eep asking them: •rrom what do you propose to· parole me?' They can't answer. I walkout.•• Scott has file d one ap- peal after another and has accumulated more than 500 pounds of legal documents. He does not eng age in pris on a c- tivities and s p e nds virtually all his time working on his case with the help of a new lawyer, Willi3m Neste l of San Francisco. ''Scott's trial was a black eye for the entire judicial system,•• says Nestel. Scott said he didn't re- port her m issing because s h e h a d d isappear ed ••WE'RE GOING to before a nd h e h a d hired find, I thi nk, flat Mrs. his own investigators. Scott ~s dead. I believ~ He was i ndict ed ·on s he died sever.al.years charges of forgery" in ago. ~ l. ~no,w ~s that handling her est ate. The my clteu.(didn t kµI her- cbarges l a t er we r e •She w ~s an ~motion~y droppe d . H e f le d to WlStab1eand1mbalanced Canada and was arrest -wom an who fifed when ed at th.e border after a s he felt the:e ':'e re pro· year-long m a nhunt. bl e ms she d1dn t want to Jn the m eantime Scott face. had been indict~d on "I believe she left, and charges of murde ring hi s once she saw the pro- wife. blems she was unde:go- Names like Linda Sparkman and RaJ)dy. Budd m ay not go down in sports history like those of Billy J ean King and Mark Spitz, but they 1 are r ecorded for posterity in ·1nternatiOnal Special Oly mpics annals. ~ They appear in the 1975 official program for •• the event, which was found~ and funded1in 1963 by tbe. Kenaedy Foundation on • behalf o!- Roseroary Kennedy. ·• · .-~ The d a ucbter of the late.Joseph Keftnedy and Mrs. Rose Kennedy has been ·retarded since birth and confined to the Kennedy home or· in· s titutions. KENNEDY Foundation funds are ·'Used· to promote spe oiaJ programs.for the retarde~ aod recogoize protessional..rese areh and work in the • • ·1975 MonatthGhia Buy or Lease at: · fields of theraPY and 'educa tion for the ha n· di cat~~d~niev~ ·f\e~ S~ial Oly m_pics gold me~al -~~*dC)HNSON" SON -a heavy medalliQ.non,ared·wh1te·and-blue r1b-• . LINCOLN/MERCURY boo to treasure forever -Linda had to s~ed :,. . ., ... ""!~·••1>.c.>1••:0 ....... _ iiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;:-:-" DISCOVER CROCKER BANC~ Cl!OWNING GlORY 5outh Coast 1t~za ·• " • • •• . .. He tell s a tale of ing she kept on runrung. terror and implies he The longer she stayed was f o r ce d t o fl ee away,the worse the pro-- because his life w as in b~ems becall!e. She was danger. He says there i1~e ~.fr ig ht e n e d was a c onspir acy to get arumal . . , him out of the way, to kill Peck~~~ said Scott s him or put him behind c ~se .~s far .fr o i:n ;::.=========::;--==========::--:.bars and t o claim his fnvolous but den1e:ct his wife"s inoney. r equest for a w:1t of EVERY DIAMOND INSTO.CK·' REDUCED 20°/o IA.LTI·IEl:GEROH FUHUIA.L HOME Corona del Mar 673·9450 Costa Mesa 646·2424 llELL IROA.DW A. Y MOl:TUAl:Y 110 Br oadway, Co5t.i Mesa 642·9 150 M~CORMJCK MORTUA.RY Laguna Beach 494·9415 San Juan Capis1rano 495·1776 PA.CJFIC VIEW MIEMORIA.L PA.RIC (;emeterv Mor!ua ry Ch apel DeatltNotke. CURTIS. M.AUDE BELLE CURTIS QI ~l<i Mt5a P•s sed ., .... .,.,. Aug. 72, 191!. Surwl-by tier hw.twind. Wiili""' H. Curlis; three dJughters, Kathleen o,,,,.son ol Co~ta Mes•; Gloria Wanfn o1 Roland HelghlS! Patricia Grolf11hol Tull..J, 0~1 .... !>()n, John T. Cur1•S OI Ballimott, Md., 11 grandchilllren ano 10g<flll 9••nllch•ldren ~rYi<~w1ll Ill! r.:111 Mon<111y 11 AM at Pacific 'J1ew Cha pel. I nterment Pac1r1c 'Jlfw ~:::-.:~~'ire'::;:.'• P<1cdic \/tcw REMILLARD, He d oes not identify habeas corpus, saying he the alleged conspirators. had n~t exhauste d state He was kidnaped and remedies. . . beaten up for 19 hours by P eckha m d1 ~m1ssed me n who wanted him to three of Scott s a rg1:1· stop sear ching for her, me~ts, but Sll.PJX?rted his he said. He said he was claim that ~t s 14th followed day and night Amendme~t rights had by goons, that car s sur· ~een .ab'.1d ged _by the rounded hint ahd tried to JUd~e s 1nstruct1ons to run him off the road, that th~. Jury· 1 he spent night after night f!! CC?urse I m .. an· in different m ot e ls to gr.y, s,a1d Scott .. cer- kcep his whe r e abouts tmnly I m ~e~entfull but secret. I have suff1c1ent c~ntrol He believes his wife ov e r m y em o tion s. was alive long after he Never g e t so, fru~trated SAVE $101 was convicted of her lh~t you can l think. In . Br1·dal Set murde r and says she th.is .place you ~3:ve l<!. be m ay h a v e b een kid ~ flexibleandres1hent. s403 I naped. "I have been told I '.~ In l963, he says , a better than th~ oth ~ .1n· Reg. $504. 'h carat T.W. lawyer went to see him m.ate s, . that I m J1v1ng e ngagefnent ring, 'h "tllrat m prison and wanted him with animals and s hould _ T .W. 5-<t ia'mond Wedding ONE WEEK ONLY ... SAVE $112 Ladles' Cocktail Ring s445 Reg. $557. Starburst design holds 19 diamonds. 14K gold s~ti ng . i car3t T.W. SAVE $116 Men's Diamond Ring S461 ' Reg. $577. 5 dia monds in s quare setting. Mounting of textured, 14K gold. 1 carat T.W. • 3500 Pac1!1c View Drive Newport Beach. Ca1ilorn1a 644·2700 LILLIAN I, FLE f CH ER, t~i!lf'nt ol Hunllngton &.11ch. Ca. Pa~~ a wa'f l\ug. 21, 197S, in Huntlnglon Se"CPI. C., ~WI\ born JUl'f 9, 19'01, 1n New Yor~. Sur"iYfd 11¥ l our sons. All<td J. FleltPI<"• ol Si>n 8er n•rdl.,o, C• .. Ri<l\a•d l FletcN<. o t PlolctnU". C., WUii•mL. Flttct>t< o! Founl•l,,\li>llty, C.. ana ~~If<. s.aroent Lawre<>ee A. Flelch~r. U.S.A. Air Force . Two daughle•~. Jo<1n M. e .. ,h, of Hunt- ln<;1ton 8e11cl\. Ca. and M<1rilyn A. M<~nnol FOVflla•n \lallt'f, Cl. s.,....,. IHn o••ncKl'>ll<1ren, IWO great-91"-· chl!llrtn. Dnf b•otrier. Wolll•m J. Bo!chf: ol ~t•!um a, Ca. Ste1>-Gr- l•lhe•. J•mts 80'flolnd of Poin t Plta!.11nl. New J t•w v. SM -s ~t Nal1on•I Pre\iOenl ot Air Force Molhf:n, <lncl n.ilmell Air ForC. IT'OU..r at 1114! ..,., .... 1n 1'1f>•. !>NI Wi>S •llO pas,\ Olslncl PftS1de,,I O! tl\e \IFW Aus· 1ll•t'f, Ros.ry 1$ •PM Suncl.ily, Jul'f 7•, 191~ al Smith Chapel. M.1•• ;, O AM -.iy, July 2S. 101~ •t Sh. Slrrcln A. Jude CP!u•<h on M1gnoll1 &. In· oianapoliS SI•. In Huntington 8e1KPI. tn· lfrment .ii H01Y Sociultl'ler. S.nHI., Motlu~• y a+r•<~cr \, to sign pape r s divorcing get o~. But I ha\'.e found 'ring. i 4K gold' ~ttit'lgs. Mrs. Scott. ''I wa6 told to men 10 this place J ~ould 1---------------~l-----------.... -~1--------------i either sign or gel a shiv r ather ha ve as fnends in the back." said Scott. than_ so~e people on the ) PEIEIC FAMILY COLOHIA.L FUHERA.L HOMIE 780 1 Bal sa A11f' Westminster 893·3525 SMnHS' MOltTUA.RY 627 Ma in St. Hunltngton Beach 536-6539 ' "But how in the hell can outside . y ou divorce a d ead .Mostly. Scott works on woman?'' h1.s o wn case .. For leisure. he re ads f1nan- SCO'M'. A healthy, dis· cial ma gazines and busi· ness books. J<UNTZ 1.inguished-looking man, AOC.E ll E . Su•·,,1v•d by ol'le carries a wa lking cane "When 1 get out, I'd -QMtr M.lry ii:,,.nu 01 Be•io.t..,.,., C•. · h · · d h · h' like to live the way I wa!; Ori(? b•ol~•. Scott A. Kurit1 ot Senlil Since. e tnJUr.e ~S Ip A""' ea .ori<1one n1e(e.K1•e,,Kvn1•01 in pns on. lie 1mphes be livin g ,'' ,Scott say~. Spo:1~ .... (,rlJ'ete r-une••• servias ,..,11 needs it for protection "Travel a lot, living 1n be' MOnddY, AUQ ;s, 107S •I 11 AM., od I . h clubs good wines rine McCo•m·t~ l8<.iu"" a ... ,., c11e~1. A m e prisoner w o • • lnurn ..... "t will N , .. ~ .. , •• MtCorml~k h . If 0 --tt rooc1.·· L19un1 ee..:rio .. 1oc1or ~. keeps to 1mse • ~ ... Carpet Cleaning-(STEAM) r---·coUPON •----T---•COUPON •--., I """ ~ ... '"';"• 5995 I ""',.,. 1995 I room. dining living roorn I ;:;"~'3 I •1-.11 I ~-----------·---------~ GU.t.RAHTEED UCEHSED I.HD IHSUIBI Soil retardant. deodorizer, fie• killer .ii Included. t e Ila llTI1I IUMMISS ~U ............ , .... ,, • MILL!!E~~1~~!!s~AR~ • : SA:E1$146 ¥en'* Diamond Ring $583. . . .... S7.Zt. Circular mo unting o f i4K gold holds 7 d iamonds . 1 carat T.W. SAVE $92 l,adl••' Cocktail Alng 1 36·5 R90. $457. 9 diamonds with 1 c arat T.W. Set in 14 K go ld marquis mounting. • { Sale $ric'es effect ive 7 days only. Fine Jewelry Depa rtment. Charge itor use our just·for-jewelrY fayaway plan. Illu strations f!nlarged ' to show detail. You r fine Treasury dia mond comes complete with a lifetime trade-i11 at futl'purcha.se price on a larger diamond. Prices may vJJry Jfua\to the. /quality of the diamonds. ~ ..._.PA.ill: a.ec:ta at Oi'angethotp9 • OP9n weekdlv-a~ to . nda)'t 10ito 8. ou.M61: City Dr. •·Gwdtn Gl'OY9 Blvd. • ()pein we1t~ 10 tot. Bundi.ya 10 to 8. SAHfA iUUJ 3000 Brill of So. CoMl ~ • POO Delly g,30 IO 8. Sil.-10 to 0. ' . ' ' 1 I I I 1 I 1 i I I l I I i ·, • . ' ' . l " '• I ) 'I '1 " . ~ . . I i . • . • ! • Handling At Your.Servlcede1ktrafflc, Pat Dunn has the duty at a spot some have called the Dally Pilot's own 'hot corner' • DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 SUnday. Augusl 24. 1975 Here's How· Pat Dunn Gets It Done Whe n P at Dunn opens her ma il, s he never knows what she'll find next. There could be a request for a hummingbird food recipe. An e lderly person seeking a place where blood pressure tests are offered free. An angry consumer complaining about a mail order purchase that was paid for but never delivered. Ms'. Dunn (that's a pen name) has written the Daily Pllot's "At Your Ser vice'' column since March of 19.72. Her desk receives more than 60 letters a week and she runs up monthly charges ot more than $100 in phone calls and at least $20 in postage seeking solutions. Earlier this year, Orange County's 'Office or Consumer Af- fairs reported that it had handled · J0,000 complaints since 1972. At Your Service during that same time had r eceived 3,500 calls for help -the number has si"nce t opped4,000. Keeping tr a ck or her sources and cases is a large part of the job. She maintains 1 ,500 in4 dex cards on sources, plus notes and lette rs on each published item , which are saved (or six months. ' ONE' OF TllE biggest head- aches occurs when improper or incomplete information on a reader's le ltei-d elays pro.blem solving. Ms. Dunn needs the re· ader's name ,: address, business hours; phone number, ®pies (no originals) or p er tinent docu· ments, dates pf contact and cor· respondence, and dates and num- bers of invoices or orders. Without these, she sometimes finds that s he c11n·1 get in touch with a reader fo r additional in· formation or c an't be specific enough when d ealing with the business or or ganization that is thesubject of a com plaint. ''The day lfto longer anticipate opening At Your ServiCe m ail as soon as It is deliver ed is the day I should retire as editor or this col- umn," Ms. Dunn said. "Although some letters' sub- ject contents ar.e similar, each indi~idual 's problem iS unique in its own way. At Your Service must relate to both sides of lhe is · sue and be able to li sten to, and try to understa nd, both the re- ader and the businessman or government agency involved in the reader ·s inquiry or com- plaint. ''This involves more than journalistic ob..l,ectivity because of constant direct contact with two often conflicting points of view~·· Ms. Dunn explained. . "A.news story deals with facts and related information. This type of column· is more involved with individual readers, their pers'onal cOncerns and very sub- jective feelings. "The reade r 's source or com· plaint also has his or her side. Each dese rves fair and equal treatment based on the results of each ite m's r esearch." MS. DUNN, who askS that re- aders. write her rather than at · tempting to contact her by phone, explains tliat ttie job demands that she maintain personal objec- tivity as much as possible. .. I 'm often told how this type o[ -work must be an 'ego trip' in the sense or helping lo see that the right thing is done to.solve a pro· blem ," she said. "That 's not the case. It has lo be approached as a fact-finding procedure with a little mediation thrown in when necessary. "The only concession I've made to myself along personal lines is saving every thank-you letter rece ived in more than three years of At Your Service publication." Some of her general observa- tions: -Mail order is still a high complaint area. Ms. Dunn added that Computer process ing sometimes causes problems in- advertently, espe cially wh en firms are just switching to com- puters . -The least cooperative gov- ernment agency ts the Govern· ment Printing Office. Internal Revenue and city officials are most responsive. State agencies try to help but a r e sometimes un - infopned. she noted. -At Your Service mail is a good indicator of consumer con4 cems. Recent m a il has shown peop le con cerne d ubout gas mileage and car and tire pro- ble ms, people ehecki ng bil li ngs more carefully cind seeking re- funds wh en due, some firms go- ing out of business and leaving readers "hold ing the bag,·· more do·il·yourself p roject s :.ind more concern a bout consum er legisla · lion. -On the cheerful side. busi· nessmen are mor e optimistic about the economy and more cooperative in solving cons umer problems now than a year ago. -Funny quest ions or queries about hard-to-find items arc the most fun to do and the easiest to ·gain businessmen's cooper ation for. Requests in this category have incl ud ed inq ui r ies for carouse l hor ses a nd antique toilet fixt ures . "MANY READERS ask . '!--low do you do it? I've t ried on my own to solve m y pr oblems . and I can't get a nywhere,"" Ms . Dunn said. "JI.tore often than not a pro- blem ex ists because of la ck or communication -occasionally neglect-on the part of one of the ' part ies involved . ·'The influence of the press has to be recogniz ed :.i s a significant factor . however. A more con· cerned attitude on the part of the contact often is obser ved when it becomes apparent that the pro. blem and its solution will be open to public s crutiny in the Daily Pilot. ··1 tend lo e vade my own At Your Service -type probl ems," Ms. Dunn s aid. "Many personal attempts a l cutting r ed tape for myself have resulted in the same Jack of response encountered by reader s. · "I don 't use professional iden4 tifi ca tio n when deal ing with tr oublesom e situations or my own ,·· she ex plai ned. .. The only exception was when I t1i ed for four months to get ca· ble televi sion connected al my newly const ructed home. .One day I lost my patience, ident ified mys elf ond s aid , 'You·11 read about this in th e col umn.' ·'Thirty minutes later , the manager of the ca ble company was at the house along with se veral helpe rs." ·eurrent. Qaeries-... And ·Some ·Successes of P_ast " C~t~ytic Converters Increase Mileage DEAR PAT: What's the true story about how catalytic converters affect gas mileage? I've heard 197Ss with these de· vices have better mileage than 1974 autos. If that's the case, 'Why does the catalytic converter system work more effective· ·1y where f uef eC!;onomy is concerned? S. N., Costa Mesa L•wla Dutfln9 of the Motor V•hld9e M•nUfacturera Aaaocla- tton, an organization repretentlng 1111 .~meatlc manufacturers, r• port• that 1975 c•r• using the catalydc conv•rt•r 'h•v• lnere•sed fuel economy 15 percent ovai' 1974 rnof!tl•. Representatlv•• ot thlt three major auto manufacturers al"ff4 The·tle91gn of theeyatem Is given credit tor this dalll\-;t'be 1174·rnodel•,atlache;d pollution con. trols to the engine. Thll CiltMyUc convetter le att•ched to the ••· llauetaystem, end h ftnen emiutone afllkthe'fuel ha1..,..n mixed. Mail Order Delays and burned to maximum etficiencr 11'1 the eftgine. The converter le .tenc1ard equipment on approxlmatety 30 perWnt of 1975 autos, and, according to the Eiwlronmental Protecllon ~gency, It haa pro-. wen· eff.ctlve In reducing emlalona 'wtthout ••Cflflclng fuel economy. Earnings of More Than $2,400. ' DEAR PAT : Mydaughterisafull-limestudentandshels 1recel·vlM social security benefits. can she take a part·tt'!'e job, and would she have to report her. earnings to social :$('curity? J . H., Laguna Beach 11 rour dauthter'• Mrftlnp wllt IM over 82:,400 a"Je•, 1he -Npoft them to -· OKUrlty. OllMtwlM, She mlJlh! gel benefits: ahe will h•ve .to pey beck , .. ., , Her beneftt• wll 1:19 re- ducecl bJ. St for. ••Gh 12-S:Z,.00 •. -·cen get h<H full --uottJ ben.iftfor.ionr-she-•ni •-m-•-'200-. ,_ . Procedure for Evicting Lessor8 . ' . . DEAR PAT : I lease an apartment on a month-to-month basis to an employed man, his wife and child. I have a signed ca111omla lease form, which l)a• .Ileen violated by the resi-dents' keeping extra pets Ind children •. I want t~ l1f'l1l)y to move. They ll•ve given me notl~e'l'tbut continually •'!,lend thelrdeparture·dllte:\illlat rec-.l'),iave?. . n•-h . . . 'i''' Huntllljl'on ...,.c • I ·{· ... -I~ . C.H.~. ~•al>tlie Apeft~-etlof\al'!ni County .,...,. ., ... '° -• •n · ,.'""= -.. ~ ••-e'd.~na a t~nt'ail11ri1Jritl;~ laW.:~AA · "unlewtul det1 n•r'' c:an be requnted. 1hl.-, ln H•·ence, 1MOwldl1 the tenant whh 30 days 'Mttten ftOltlce to vacete. tf he 'dOff not comply, yow c1n eofttaetth4!1 -...otWt~•awetdofoe1'1\9ntoftld8i• to aseist with 1n e'lkltan. ~ waa ech1idd tha1 '°"" OOfttect •n at<- torney tamlll•r •Ith laideicMeMnl ~Low eOeit ..-... oaft be .o'""1t from th• lewt•• ~.a.ntoa of Otange'CouMy Illy P"Onlng 547-4311. lAWW•• ....,cleldng In your area of G 1111 cwn OMt be reteJned for an tnltlet IM of $'11,., aD mlnutea ~ .• &11 · W@OlJ [[ ~@[?WO©® (;111 t1 /H111l/1'111"> 7 hr1111·n/1· /•1 /',1 1 /J1on1 /•111 1r11/ r•1 i1 r,·11 r1111c (/l·U1nr11/1f· IHl\ll ~·r, (/Iii/ (11 '1111'1 I/Iii~ 111'•'1/ ,,, .~··11 (' 1r11·1 1111/1t ".' Ill l/lll't'l /11/1''1// nuff (111~1· 111 ''"' 1\lc11! ,1111u1· q r1t·~1 1 .. 11~ /11 l 'ril I ~11111 t'I )'1111 1 .'i1·1 i 11 , f n1:r11/,·( •,,,/.,/ VnrlJ/ I '1/111. I' (l /{(1.t /.i1i11 ('11\f(I 'l1·~·t1 r· \ :1J1,,!_1, lr11/11i/1•1/11111/1•lr'fl'H•l/I'1111rr1/1('r. • '.f lie ("O/ II n1 II (/ /l fl CCI rs dad! I t' J' ('I '/ 1/ S111111'1/(I !!·~. S20 for one hdur. The Apertment Association, • nonprofit edvfeory aesociatlon, eiao ha• attorneys avallable, bU1 It I• open to mem- ber9 only. You do not have to own a number of rental unite to ob- tain memberahlp. A duplex owner with one rental unit c•n loln tor S31 • year 4 A tee of $1 I• requested for each addition al rental unit owned by• member. Responsibility for Stolen Credit Cards DEAR PAT: Is a credit<ard holder al~ay! liable when a card is tolen from him, or are there exceptions? . . E. B., Fountain Valley You accept 1 crMtt card by putting your signature on It or by Ktually ueln9 It. It rou ..-celftd a card ln the maH and had not,.. que8ted It •nd newer UMd or signed it, you would not be liable ti n were stOlen.,Nor are you lleble tor Cards that are stolen In them~ W..U. tmfOUt• to you. If an 9ccepted card ls lost or stolen ·~it,... acfte• yOu rour tlablllty I• Hmited to $50 per card. Th• card lasuer may '9COV~r up io $50 from yOu only It the Issuer haa provided you with a preetarripect notlftcetlon to be m•lled ti th• card I• lost, given you notice -of your potential llablUlJ tor unauthorized pUfchaHS, and · hal proYkled • method (photograph or signature space) whereby the ueer ot the c..t c•n be klentlfled •• the person authoflzed to UH It. Disp..,te Over Burial Niches o·eAR, 'PAT: I purchased two burial niches at Pacific View Memorial Park in 1969. They were supposed to be at eye levll and I paid ''eye level'' prices. Since then I've made other burial arrangements·and decided to sell the niches. As Recruft•ent for Clubs '~ted I paid for newspaper a{Svertislng myself. I then learned th8t other niches were bel"' sold to persons who had answered my ad, and that the niches we re not at eye level. ' F. 8 ., Balboa ' Pacific YI•• Memortei Pn'• teCOtdl lndlc.t• thet only one nk:tMt bea'ra your · ume. The pereon for whom t"9 othef w1s ....--muot ..i-•lloloj9 \~cen be ene~ -.. ' tionally, Jou were not charged "eye level" prices, according to • PKlflc View spokesman, end you were shown the niches at the time of purchase. The person who purchased another niche after re8'ilng your ad did not specify that she had c·ome lo the park as a reault of your advertisement. Her Purchase was based on price4 John Vibert, director of the memorial park, will discuss this matter with you further, if you care to contact him. How to Clean Silver Paperweight DEAR PAT : I have an old pa perweight, probably more valuable to me than to a nyone else. lt's •nearly 150 years old now so I should imagine tha t -it ha s some value a s an anti- que.' My proble m is that I ca n't ge t it clean. I have hunch air Pollution is caus ing a greasy film that I just can't get rid of bycOnventional methods. Any sug gestions ? A.W., Anaheim Refunds from. Retailers Clean with a paste.type silver polish, the type you would UH for buffing a fine piece of sliver. Don't wash off the paste. Let dry onlhe weftht and then rub with a soft, lint-free cloth until clean. Repeat when necessary. Let me know what happens. This cleaning pro. cedure ls supposed to work i n polluted areas. Any Nationality Can Play Monopoly DEAR PAT : We pl ayed Monopoly severa l times while visiting re lative s in London this s umme r . Much to my s ur- prise, the old fa miliar names of the pr operties w e re dif- ferent. Boardwa lk a nd Pa rk Place were Mayfa ir and Park Lane, respective ly. Our relat ives sa id tha t the game sold in England always had used London street names. I know that the real game features streets in Atlantic City, N. J . Does Parker Games c ha nge the na m es only for t he English, or is this also the pr a ct ice for othe r foreign countries where this game is sold ? J . C., Newport Beach PaBer Brothers' Monopoly 11 translated Into foreign real estate •nd currency. F•mlllar national street names are used tor ..-m•• 90ld In England, Sp8'n, Germ•ny, France, Italy •nd Scan- clnavla, eccordlng to Part.er Games. American names are kept in ....,_n wtth translation• beneath. Monopoly Is banned In the Soviet Union end Cuba. The game Is publlshed In 15 languages, lncfudlng Freneh, ltaHan, ,Spanish, Germ1n, Dutch, Aemlah, Swedleh, Danlah, Norwegian, Greek, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese and Hebrew, a• well as In En qliah. Different Spanish versions are f~nd In Colombia, Spain and Venezuela • Vacationer Requests Copy of Paper DEAR PAT: Durina our recent vacation in California, we purchased and e njoyed the Dai ly P ilot. One of your photo- ' graphers took a photo of a female state park officer ne ar our camptr at Huntington Beach. Could we possibly order (SeeATYOUl\SERVICE, PageB3) • J ) ' B! CAIL y PILOT Sonday,Augusl24, 1975 She's Ahead Although s he won 't be cnll'ring Golden West Co llege until September, Peggy Walker t\( Fountain Valley will be far ahead of m any of her classmates in ll'rrns of experience. ~ls . Walk~r. 18. is 1ilannin g on a business career, and ~he past year she has been one of lhe ~ut sta nd1ng volunh.'E'rs from the Voluntary Action Center's I luntington Beach office. In addition lo putting in many hours performing clerical tasks for the United Crusade and the Red Cross. Ms. \Valker b€gan work in the lluntington Beach Library in April. She works three hours a week in the Art and Book Shop. plus voluntee ring'· an addi- tional six hours every other Saturday. ~sked _her r easons for performing these services "'tlhout pay, Ms. Walker s ays, "It's always the type of work I enjoy so it's been fun ror me. .. Besides I'm gaining valuable experience now in a variety of agencies 'A'hich will help me later, when I'm ready lo make a career choice.·• Help lnr You United Way A .wid.e var!ety of programs for clubs and organ1zat1ons 1s available, free of charge, through the United Way of Orange County Speakers Bureau. ~opics arc offered in the fi ve United Way service categories: Family, Adult and Child'- Care; Youth: Emergency Aid ; Health and Therapy : and Community and Neighborhood. United \\'ay :o;peakers and a United Way campaign film st arring Jack Le mmon are also available. Program5 or any length can be scheduled year-round by calling Vi Rivers al United Way ofOrangeCounty, (7 14)834·1461. Sore Head ls Miner Ache • • • • • . • • • "Get coal and rock mixed together and separating them is like trying lo pick ny specks out of pepper -a losing proposition ." Thal wise observalion came from 400 (eel un- derground and was made to m e by a ma n who had spent more than 34 year digging coal in that time. I spent a very educational week in the mine , easi ly UI Y t o u g h es t physical job since s tarling this col· umn. I have noth- ing ·but th e greatest respect 1n the world ror the unique men who earn their living digging coal and working in other t ypes o f unde r · ground mines. On the job I did we were not only 400 feel below the s urface, but also 1.600 ~eel ''in'· fr_om the tunnel openin g. Th~ distances didn 't bother me, but the work did. Those of us not operating equipment bad lo keep pace with the machinery. I don 't think I ever r eally did, but I gave it a good go a ll "'eek. The mine. like most mines, was laced with miles o( tunnels. The tunnels v.'cre a story in themselves because they often were six lo • ~·. •¥' , FROM Fash ion Island Ne,vporl Beach To Yo11r """''" Set. 54. 35. • • Is there a boy l!rO\v1ng up in your house whose heart is Sl'l on goin g out for football in jWlior or !Se ni or high sc.·hool '! Jf so, the pro· spect may s tir up 1nixt'd feelings in his pa.rents . 1'ht•rc is likely lo l>t! nnticlputory pndc ar.\d joy m1:ict.>d with considerable ap. prchens1on. Football may look like a te rrify. ingly violent J!ame. IL is not as dangerous ..is parents n1 ;.1y in1agine, however. and seli'eral things urt:: bcinll done to make it ll'ss hazardous . I( your son i ~ i::oing oul for football, his sa fct_Y. dcp~nds . in part . on his own physic.·ul cond1t1on : 1t .al so drpends on the practices of coaches a nll intersc holastic athl etic officials. You have a direct influence on your son and. as a men1bc.~r of the community, :in indircet in· nu<>ncc on lhc t.'Onditions under v.•hich football is pl<lyed. F'oolb:.ill is :.i vigorous. and demanding sport. 1\ pre-season medical cxamination is a must for a ll boys who plan to ta.kc part in this sport. There are some youngsters who are in excellent health but who should not pl ay foot· ball .during the ir developme ntal years. If your son 1s tall and lanky, he would do well lo gain som e weight before he goes out for football , or perhaps he s hould choose basketball or track instead. I~ he ha_s a slight frame and a long neck, he ts parttcularly s usceptible lo head and neck injuries, which are quite common in football. · The young football aspirant sho.uld spend the summer before hi s first seuson in diligent vhrsical conditioning, preferably unde r the guidance or an :..ithleli c instructor. He should have at least three W('{'ks of practice berore he plays his rirst gam e -in which the build·UP is gradual, from noncontact drill to scri mmage under actual game conditions. Representatives o( the medical profession h:ive collaborated with officials of national high school and collegiate athl etic associa- l~ons to establish policies lhal are reducing nsks or serious injury on the football field. Among these are: -The availability or a physician at every game. -Agreement that if either a doctor or a coach has any doubt about an athlete's physical .o~ emotional readiness lo participate in a specl(IC game, he should not be allowed to play. -Adoption o( the short-cleat shoe, which helps prevent knee injuries. -Protection against heat exhaustion - particularly during August a nd September . ptese provisions include calling of( the game tf the temper::iture is 78 degrees or more and the humidi ty is high ; advising tee n-age players to wear shorts. T-s hirts and footbal l ~hoes during pr~ctice sessions, and encourag- mg players lo drtnk lots of cold water . . Several additional changes in football arc being advocated by physicians. They include the elimination of hard plastic covering or helmet and s houlder pads, which are particularly hazardous to the opponent during blocking o r t ack ling. It is recommended in- stead that the protective head and s houlder equipment be equipped with a soft outer cov- ering. Another recommendation from the medic~l prof~s!~on would ban the cross-body block 1n all k1ck1ng plays because it causes a number or leg injuries. The Job Hopper 1' Daniel Halligan seven feel high from the noor lo "roof." In some areas, however, they dropped lo less then six feet. 1·11 bet I hit m y hard·ha tled head at least 100 times that week. _Low cc_ilings arc thC' reason why pro· f~s1onal miners often 'A"alk side ways tipped al 2 o'clock or 10 o'clock. ' · llere's something else: A miner in con - versation with another miner down below never looks him in the face. In stead he looks over his buddy ·s s houlder. Wh y? ' · The lighted helmet torches don ·l allow one miner to cycb<.i ll another. If a man spl!nds enough ye<1rs in the mi nes , even in a fri endly tavern, he's lik ely lo resort to "heart·lo· shoulder" ta lk . One thing I 'll say about my bosses. they really turned m e loose. J even helped place the dynamite charges and set off the explosives. Naturally. I was a little nervous al first in - serting d ynan1ilc sticks into hol es drilled in the walls of coal. But I was assured nothing could ha ppen . "Nothing could happen" because each stick was fil led "'ith "permissible powder.·' The man training m e on the blasting job rererred to it as dynamite "with the headache removed." But he didn't m ention anything encourag- ing about the dynamite caps we were handlin g and I didn 't ask. My sense of bravery and cw-iosily had a short fuse. The men I worked with were really a re· laxed group. ,.,,,... ' • Watchdogs Ed McKe•n (left) and John.S .. Slmon1 heve declared wer on • every kind of ripoff they cen flnd-nd they're looking for help ...fJ;~ (\ HIT IT Ai1ns at Ripoffs Saddleback Pair Zero In on Corruption By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI 01 l ... O.Uy ,,. SUH A. new orgaoizatjon c:aUed HIT IT was launched in the Saddleback Valley this week and iU target is to restore confidence in government by smelling out corruption, unethical practices and questionable financial policies. lllT IT -the acronym for Honesty Integrity and Truth Insistence Team -is the br~inchild of retired Marine l,l . Col. Ed McKean and former opl'raling engineer John S. Simons. McKean. 59, of 23762 Cavanuagh Road, El Toro, and Sl~ons., 69, of ~l86 Pike Road, Laguna Hills, say their pr1mary interest is to insure that government, bus iness and the people play their game according to the rules, and to banish those who do not from further participation. A former volunteer with both Common Cause and Ralph Nader's professional action corps, McKean says the organization plans lo ferret out injustices and publish the results or its investigations in monthly reports. The immediate goals of HIT IT are the following : · -Reform of policies governing lax impound accounts so lbat homeowners are paid fair in· terest on money withdrawn by mortgage firms for tax payments. · -Elimination oflhe practice of tipping and price ma.rk~ps_ by ensuring that persons employed 10 t1pp1ng trades receive a salary com- parable to those in.nootipping trades. -Establishment ol a stale lottery that could raise an estimated $'200 million annually to ease the burden of California taxpayers. -Elimination of waste and mismanage- !11enl in the a r eas of w~are, food stamps, nurs· mg homes. tax collection practices and tax as· sessments. · -New programs to serve the people more efficiently. Thes e include overhauling sales and property tax s tructures and ass ura nces of homeowner rights and privileges. HIT IT proposes to gel Its work done with a small cadre or about a dozen experts from all walks of life. "We hope to have about 12 people who represent a cross·section of American ex- pertise," P..1 eKean says. "We need an expert In every area. They don't have to be engineers. An expert m\ght be a TV repairman or a plumber,or maybe a carpenter. There's a place for all peo- ple." About the only requirement is that those who join HIT IT have the lime to devote to the or- ganization. "tt•s one thing to blow a whistle and anothe r to roll ow through on it,·· McKean says. A perfect example of the type o( volunteer HlT IT is seeking out is Simons , c<;>founder of the grass roots organization. A retiree who by hi s own admission did ''everything from working as a ditch digger lo working as a 'honey dipper '. "Simons now de- votes his lime c.~xclusivcly lo speaking up for homeowners. He is a frequ('nl thorn in the side of the Orange County Planning C9mmission and the Board of Superviso rs. speaking out primarily on issues concernin g deed restrictions, view·lol con- trols, and planning and building deficiencies. For the past few months he and McKean have been working on tax-impound account re· form, winning s upport (or their position rrom both the Saddleback Valley Unified School Dis· lric:t and the Mission Viejo Municipal Advisory Council. They maintain that the 250,000 homeowners in Orange County who are required to have im· pound accounts are losing approximately $5 million in interest each year. Although mortgage firms are prohibited rrom earning inte r est on lax funds held in trust for homeowners, neither McKe<!-n nor Simons believes they are adhering to the rules. "We have no evidence that the mortgage companies a re us ing impoWld money. Rumors have it that they use il like all other (money)," McKean says. "Nobody knows what's going on, but it's safe to assume they're not putting il un- der the mattress." HIT IT plans to publish its finding on lax im- pound accounts Sept. 1. A report on lhe stale lot- ltry proposal is expected lo be readyOcL l . America in Age of Recalls • ..-.-1~ ~·-every dollar spent by . consumers, supervised I ~ . Y o u. w a t c h some 900 recalls in the telev1s1on, drive a car or fiscal year that ended eat jus t about anything, June JO. you may be raced with a About 11 percent or the recall. From inrancy to old age, Americans are raced with the problem of products that may be dangerous lo life or health or simply don't m eet th e s tandards they're supposed to. FDA recall s involved. the widely publicized one food ; about 75percentin-touched off a few years '" valved drugs for humans ago by the death ol a and animals. man who had eaten an Only a rew of the re-improperly processed calls a re as serious as vichyssoise. Now Open! '· Among r ecent recalls announced by one federal agency or a nother are particula r model s o f co lor television set s , tires, aspirin, arthritis re· medies, seat belts, baby cereals, candy pacifiers. canned tuna fi s h, eye makeup, vita min supple· ments, soup, instant co(. fee and contact le ns c leaners. South Coast P laza The recalls usually in - volve only a tiny fraction of the millions o( items produced and stem from some sort or temporary equipme nt malfunction. A pack,ing process didn't work properly ror a few hours. for example. Labels were put 'on up· side down one day. There was a leak in the se al in one batch of one type of canned vegetable. The Food and Drug Administration, which regulates the safety and e ffectiveness o( foods, drugs, medical devices and other items accOW'lt- ing for about one·third ol COSTA MESA Punched leather on wood, today's happy onion o f natural materials. Perled tan sandal top on slained wo od. Padded 1nsore. Chandlers' price so pleasantly low. 16.99 Usa yoor BankAmerica rd or Ma~{er Charge. STEREO SOUNDS OF T~E HA~OR I \ • . . ' I I Sunday, Augus1 24, 1975 OAILY PILOT 03 , At Your Service Collects Queries. • • .. .. I (From Page Bl) several copies of the paper Jn which thls photo was published? cak:ulatore returned for warranty service unrepalred. C.lculatOf ,Service accepted the obflgallon ol nolltylng ••ch owner what llmlt· ed repairs would be avalla~e. Phar1nac ies and Drug Subs titution DEAR PAT : can pharmacists now s u bstitute genPric Cche~!cally equiva lent) drugs for na m e d rugs specified by a phys 1c1an ? I know that drug produc t select ion legis la t ion is being consid e red in Sacramento, but do we consumers ha ve a ny rights to c hoose a less expensive g ne ric d rug pr ior to actual le g isla t ion? I'd a lso like to find out the s pc-ci fi c pro· v1s1ons ot this proposed legislation, a nd whe re I may write to support its passage. ' t ' I D. L., Cedar Rapids, Iowa When the photo and accomp•nylng •rtlcl• are publlaMd, c:oplaa wUI be malled to you courteay of the Dally Piiot •• Married Men Didn't Have to Fight DEAR PAT : Mv son had a lot of e mpathy for what I called ''d(aftdodge(s''back a t the he ight of the Vie tna m war. Just the other -day, during a r ehash of our old dis- cuss ions on this s ubject, he mentioned that he'd heard that mar riage at one t ime exempted men from military service . Can this be true ? I have a hunc h tha t it's just some of the pro~ Pc\9anda being promoted by women's libbers today. l I Vacuum Cleaner Is Still Needed • Several months ago At Your S.rvlc~ publlah.cl a r11queat for the ~·••on of • usable "Wacuum cleaner tor a needy per.on. Thia penon • flnanclal po8'Uon ha• not tmprowed, 'nd the need tor a YKUUm cleaner •tlll exln.. It woukS go to a lottg way toward helplng thl• Individual obtain galnful employment. Reader• able to help arealked to contact AYS. Tracing 'Lost, Businesses T. R ., Mission Viejo There la hlatorlcal record of this practice. AYS found tt In the "Encyclopedia Amertcana." Man1age at one time ••empted men from milit ary service. Among the ancient Hebrews, when a man look • btict. h• w•s spared from going to war lor one yaar. The reaeon? •• ,... ahould be free at least one year and shall cheer up hi• wtte which he hath taken." Could tt be thal rulers of that ttme figured• man could handle onlyonebattteatatlme? . (In the early days of the World War II draft, the Untted States alto a ... .tgned low priorities to married men, especially those with children. ..te.t tended to call them ''last'' through local drett boards.) Carburetor Reports Mi sle ading DEAR PAT: I read a small Item in ''Moneysworth'' magazine about the Kendig va r iable venturi carburetor w~ich was reported to sell tor ''about S50'' a nd ''doublet~ miles per gallon" of cars on which it is installed. The article also told of lhe California Air Resources Board banning the carburetor and ordering Policemen to a rrest motorists whose cars were so equipped. Can you find out the name of the manufac ture r of this carburetor a nd why it w as rejected by the California Clean Air Board ? O. C., Costa Mesa K. T ., Mission Viejo It your physician eutty>rtzes your pharmacist to provide a generlc drug In lieu of a name brand, he can do so at this time, ac· cording to Board or Phermacy reguletlons. The board la hotdlng off taking ac:tlon on • aubsthute regulation due to current consider•· tlon of drug product selection legislation. A spokesman for the state Departme nt or Consumer Affairs said that group favors legialatlon over Board of Pharmacy regulallon, which could be reKinded later. SB 314 hes been shelved in lieu of AB 193, which Is now on the Senate tlOor. This proposed legislation would allow pharmacists to fill prescrlpUons by their generic names rather than specific brand n ames when: the br•nd selected has the same ao- tive chemical Ingredient, In the same strength, dosage form and quantity ea the brand prescribed; the brand selected costs less than t he brand prescrtbed, •nd the pharmacist passes on the dlf· ference between the two wholesale costs t o the consumer; the physician has not personally Indicated, "do not substitute," and, lhe patient Is Informed of the brand selection. AB 193 also would require the Slate Department of Health to establish a formulary (1latlng of pharmaceutlcal substances, their formulas and prepara- tion) of drugs th•t may not be substituted. Consumers may ex- preaa their views on this legislation by writing to A ssemblyman Barry Keene, Chairmen ot the Assembly Health Committee, .Sacramento, CA 95814, or to Department of Consumer Affairs, In- formation Office. 1020 North St., Room 513, ·Sacramento, CA 95814. i I • • • • • • • . • • • • ! 'Cool' Bulb Best Over Painting The manufacturer is Pollution Controls lnduatrtes Inc., Tor· ranee, Calif. The ''Moneysworth" anicle and another clrcul•ted by Capitol News Service In December 1973 claimed that the Kendig carburetor could double gas mileage. Teat results of the cautornia Air Resources Board ahOwed the carburetor did not meet California'• 1975 auto emission standards. It does meet the federal 1975 Interim emission standards, but these are con- 91Mrably more lenient than Clllltomia'a. The Clllltomla Board also reported tu el economy was reduced by 18 percent. Another vartabte v enturi carburetor, the Dresaer•tor emlaalon con trot aystem, de-- signed by Dresser Industries of Dalla•, was tested by the Environ- mental Protection Agency In October 1974. Results Indicated that this carburetor would reduce emissions below the Cllllfornla 1975 standards, but the EPA warns that ''aotarthere hsa been no attempt to eat:abll•h the durabNity of the system" In normal automobile drtv· Ing conditions. The EPA haa tested more than 100 retrofit carburetor devices. Only tfte Dresser carburetor was shown to have algnltl~nt potential to reduce emissions and Increase gas mileage. Auto Club Working For Cycle Safety 1 DEAR PAT: Which kind.of light is betler to use near' a picture or painting? I've heard a ''cool'' bulb is preferable but don't know why. N. K ., Huntington Beach Art dealers aay that when a hot or Incandescent bulb la used ttMtre'a •clanger th•t it wffl M•t the surfmce of the picture. The cool or floureKent bulb generates no heat. This type of bulb can be mounted as •n lndlvktual light In •ny reflector bo• over the art. The blulah ftuor..c:ent cotor .aeo tenda to enhance the picture'• ap- pearance. Company Declares Bankruptcy Ale rting bicyclist s a nd automobile drivers to the pro-- blems inhe rent in a mixed mode transportation system, in which all operators unde rstand what to do and why, should lead to a re- duction in bike-car traffic acci· dent s , acc o rding to the Automobile Club oC Southern California . • • r esponsi ble for the n1ajori ty of ' recorded bike ys. motor vehicle accidents. But, in recent years, the largest growth in bike acci- dents has occurred among-youn g adults -those 15 to J.l years of age. DEAR PAT: I received a summit model K-16ca lculator as a Christmas gift in 1974 . ft did not work properly and I wrote to Summit International, the manufacture r, lo find out if there was a local warranty repair service. When I didn't receive an answer, I returned the calculator to the company. The P ostal Service assured me that it had been re- ceived, but I never was sent an acknowledgement. In response to a second letter, I received a form le tte r from calculator Service and Sales of Salt Lake City, Utah, which stated that my K-16 model can be repaire d tor S7 .50 plus parts. My only other option would be to purc hase another model for $25. t don't understand why I s hould ha ve to pay for repairs for a calculator that never operated properly. Help Me Fitad. •• Working with seve ral stale agencies to improve bicycle safl.'- ty education, the or~ani zation has helped t urn the tide on bike accidents and injuries. Statisti cs reveal that casualties tapered of! somewhat in the first !our mocths of 1975. Cheney s a id r esearch has shown thal inexperience is a ma-• jor contributor to the bi cycle ac-• cidenls of very young children -! whet.her they disobey th e rules of the road or rail to understand • basic rules of truffle survival. ! f'actors am ong all age groups • include loss or control {due to in-f ex pe ri ence in bike riding). buy· !' ing the wrong size bike or un - fa miliarity with the vehicle and 1 its controls. W. T .• Costa Mesa _Summtt International Ms declared bankruptcy, according to H. Grant of patcutator Service encl S.les. That firm purchased eome componel\l parts and unfinlaned calculators of the.Summit model. •nd It 1, offertng .Q.lmmlt owners limited repairs or e•- dlange. C •. S .• how..,.,, up that it Is not obllg•ted to tutml Sum• Mlt'a w..,.mntJ. When you returned your calculator, Summit ln- 19mational had juat gone out of business, leaving about 5,000 Little-known CdM Ar~hive Library Focuses on Southwest Robert Che ney , the a uto club's public s a!ety m anager, said bicyclists generally "fail lo ob- serve motor ve hicle rules of the road. Since two· and three· wheeled bicycles are considered vehicles. cyclists must observe California Vehicle Code regula- tion• fol'" cars. b es\des those spec-ificall:r p e r\.aining to bicycles." Traditionally, the S. to 14-year a ge group bas been la r gely Unsafe or d e f iant attitudes , constitute a particular probl em among upper ele mentary and l junior higb.-age cyclists, Cheney ~aid . \ Curr ent research studies r e-, v eal that many bi.cy~ls, by the age o( 10, understand \he rules of the road but either see no reason to obey them or choose to ignore } them. ,. Catchpenny Art Gallery OFFERS OM of the._.. selecfion> of GRAPHICS by HlLARYKAYE Th e non pr cr f it 0tu.D.1url"i•isu.u Sherm a n Found ation PICASSO. CHAGALL, Ml•O. CALDER, V.AS.AIELY, fllEDL.AHDf.I, APPEL, HUNDEITWASSEI, DALI, IOU.ANGH. ALVAI. TAM.AYO. stqUltlOS, ZUHIGA & MAHT OTHUS. Eight years ago, the something inte r esting fin e d as S o uth e rn a re out of print and foundation m oved to and important to share C aliforni a , Southern usua lly bard to find Corona de! Mar,"where it with others, but didn't Nevada and Arizona -elsewhere , according t.o 211 D•wd•., lllSOV...._lhd. Sch o I a r s hav e was founded in 1951 in journeyed .. from as far honor or M.H. <Generali away as New York City Sherm an, a pioneer in and Mexico City to visit land d e ve lopme nt in the Sherman Foundation Southern California and R esea rch Library in Arizona. now spreads over the know what to do with it. during the pa s t 100 the library director. {Rea ofS...0-.-..en\l T__.. block o r Pacifi c Coast So, we bega n organizin g years, when the rancho, The collection -now U,.-1Md1•4t4-41ll Tet:tZllllll-JZll Highway between Dahlia this library," l lendricks cattle-raising economy about 7,000 volumes. in· ~==============,,..,,......,--..I and F e rnle a f avenues added. g ave way to r apid cludirig books , pam- and in cludes both the •·we realized we could economic growth. phlets and other printed. libr ary and the gardens. not compete with m ajor ''As far a s I know, m atter -h as g rown JCPenney CoronadelMar. Sherman, who i s "libraries. s uch a s the one we're the only library of f rom thre e sources: They've s pend weeks m e m oria lized in th e poring through volumes names Sherman Oaks and eagerly reading mus· and Sherma n Way in Los ly newspaper accounts An gel e s County, is that chronicle the de-known for his economic '\lflopmer'!t of the Pacific development or Phoenix SOuthwest. and other Arizona towns Jlendrirks was a his· being established at the its kind,'' llc ndricks Sherman's estate, dona· lory professor at USC new QC Irvine, SO we said . lions from people and when he w as as ked by focu s ed on a s m a ll What m a k es the purchasesby thefounda· Hf askdell_ to wodrk for t_hc area," according to the library so welcomed by lion. ~-------------------... oun ation an orgaruze library director. histori a ns is that more The library is open a research library. That focus includes the than 90 pe rcent of its Monday through Friday, "Haskell had the most Pacific Southwest -de-volumes and pa mphlets from 9a.m. to 5 p.m . Yet few of those who and for his establishing drive past the Sherman the ra ilroad system in Foundation on Pacific Southern Californi a. horrendous mass of in · -j~::.:.:,.:,;:;:~~!:;;;;;;;;:-r:;:~;;;;;;;--_:;;;;;;:;;~;;;--;;:::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;<;;;;;;;;;;:;I formation you 'd ever want to see -cartons, boxes, s uitca ses and even fiv e -gallo n cans crammed w ith old p aper s and mate rials from , Sherman," Hen- Coast Highway even re-The foundation was alizethelibrary exists. begun by Arnold D. Most of the library's H askell, who w a s patrons are his tory stu· personal a s sist a nt to dents Crom colleges in Sherman during his later Orange, Los Angeles and years arid who was ~ San Diego counties who executor or Sherman s have lea med about the·· estate. historical goldmine hid- den.inCoronadel Mar. However, others ac- cidentally stumble onto the white adobe, r ed tile library as they wander through the adjoining ~erm an Gardens -a vivid display of both rare and comlflon plants and flowers . Library Direct or Dr. William Jlendrlcks ex· plains that the founda- tion h as n o t s oug ht publicity for Its ·library because of its small size. dricks said . ''He f elt he had However, 11lilce.the ex· pansion of the iibrary ~::r~·~~,,Y:,"';•o 1~~~= Dll. WILLIAM HENDRICKS,=R~1D;RE•~OR around and the library tte•a R•aclJ for Gueots Ill. · an Foundatkiri cootent.s -are more or· _____ :.__.;•--------..,------ derly. r-::::::;~~t1~~~;;,~~=~1 Hendricks says he is TiO.U AU IM c:.ttt»'! now willing to tell tbe DICLAl1 TOUl.122 z•a1c1 ...., public aboUt the library, ,._ ,......, _ _...,. _-.. .._ ~ · ........ _. and he added thal a ~_._..., .. -~...... · I I i?rYIYOWI -formal ''open n.:·· s .,.....,..~ ..,....,........~ ... -· . ..,.. Planned for the near ........ _......, -·~_. ..... ,........ . 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Use your JCPenney charge card. )~ A UPHOLSTERY .,...,..¥' .. ...... ltJ2---....... Ma ... 21t '-· ... .,.,. ...... ......,~~! ... ............ ~ ..... ~ .............. ......_ ...... _....'-fl' ...... _. ........ .--........ , ... n1 DESIGn Plfllfl DESIGn Pl.flZA I • DESIGn Plfllfl DESIGn pLJrm ____ ~ _____ ....;.., .. •· .. A,, ' • ) Bil DAI\. y t'ILOT Sunday, August 2•. 1975 • Celebration Doubled About 1,000 guests view!.d South Coast Plaza Hotel during double opening celebrations last week. Raising almost $5,000 at an ultra-posh party, the first to be given in the hotel which opened Alfredo's restaurant, was the Council of the Newport Beach Art Museum. · A capaci.ty crowd of more than 100 enjoyed cocktails and a six-course dinner served wilh ap- propriate wines. · On the following night, close to 800 attended a cocktail reception on the game deck a nd garden court. Sponsoring the benefit with the hotel were Ille nine Orange County chapters of the National As- sistance League. Proceeds. totaling almost $8,000, will be divided among the chapters to use for their· pbilanlhropies which primarily arc children oriented. Social Scene Alfresco cocktail reception draws a crowd of BOO. Among guests at Alfredo's opening are (left to right) the Mmes. Richard Steele, Alvin Cox . and Cecil H. Shirar. • • Ceremonies Performed for Coast Couples Reott-Rawlins Deborah Jean Rawlins and Donald Jay Reott Jr. exchanged wedding vows in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. MRS.REOTT 111118. KiMlll..E J I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sunny Hills High School Woodworth Rawlins Jr. and attend Calirornia of San Clemente and the State universities. She is senior R e o t t s o f in Delta Gamma sorority Fullerton are parents of and on the Dean's List. at the newlyweds who will . Long Beach. He stud_ies reside in Fullerton. at Fullerton. The bride They graduated from was a Las Campanas de- butante in 1971 . . .• ·... •-$ '· .. ~ ...;. ""'· ./(' . ~'I "' \.. .• 't .~ MRS.CIECEK ••• Bishop·Henley Pastor Glenn Stanford conducted the Estancia Park nuptials linking his niece, Pamela Jo Henley, and Anthony Keith Bi3hopofSantaAna. Mr. and Mrs. Donald L Henley of Costa Mesa ·are parents of th e bride who grad uated from Estancia High School and attended Brooks College, Long Beach. Her husband is th~ son of Mrs. Yvonne Smith or Brevard, N.C. where be graduated from high school. ••• MllS.MILLER Kimble-Sperrazzo Golden West College students, Marian Sper· razzo and Timothy J. Kimble were married in Sts. Simon and Jude Catholic Church, Hunt· ington Beach . Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sper· razz o of Huntington Beach and Mr. and M rs. Richard Kimble, Co5ta Mesa. The n ewlyweds will live in Huntington Beach. ••• Miller-H itzel Newport Harbor High School graduates, Elizabeth Ann Hitzel and Gordon Wayne Miller were married in Our Lady Queen of Angels Church, Newport Beach. Th e bride, a 1974 Children's Home Society debutante, attends • l I • • ' i....,.,,_ ,.. \A MRS. HUTCHINSON Orange Coast College. Her parents are the Raymond Frederick Hitzels of Newport Beach and her husband's parents are the Gordon Warren Millers, Santa Ana Heights. ••• Ciecek-Layton Therese Anne Layton became the bride of An- drew Ciecek or Irvine during ceremonies con· ducted in Holy Family Church, Orange. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Layton of Corona del Mar and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ciecek, Tustin. The bride a 1973 Las Campanas debutante, is a graduate of Marywood lligb Scbool and Or1D1e Coast College. Her husband ls a gradu1te of Servile High School. He graduated cum taude from California state University at Lmg Beach where be la in the masters program and his wire will continue her education. The newlyweds will live in Irvine. ••• Hutchinson-Clardy Debra Gall Clardy became the bride of Raymond Brown Hutchinson in riles at Prince of Pe1ce Lutheran Cburch, Cost<o -t Mesa • I Parenti of the newlyweds are Mr. and Mn. James W. Clanlyol Costa .Mesa; Charle• Hutchinson of Oakland, Maine, and the late Mrs. Ethel B. Hutchinson. The bride graduated from Costa Mesa High Scbool and Orange Coast College and is currenUy a student at California State University at Loog Beach. Her husband is a graduate of the Universi- ty of Maryland and served with the Air Force. They will make their home in Tustin. ••• Stimmler-Poorman Susan Lynn Poorman and James Edward Stimmler were married In Sts. Simon and Jude Catholic Church, Huot· lnlton Beach. 1be bride, daugbter al Mr. and Mn. Edward B. Poorman of Newport Be1cb, attended California State University at Fullerton. Her huaband attends CSU Lons Beach and Is tbe 900 al the H. C. Stlm· mlers of Huntington Beach, where the newlyweds wlll live. ••• M. Barton of Auckland, New Zealand, where the newlyweds will ti ve. ••• Jackson-Briseld Stephen Philip Jackson, s on of the Anderson-Clark Philip Jacksons of Costa Mesa, claimed Kristine Jn a patio setting at the Mary Briseid as his h o m e o f h e r bride during ceremonies grandparents, the Vern conduct~d in the chapel Clerks of Santa Ana. at Trippler Medical Denise Clark became the Center, Honolulu. bride of Richard An-Both the bride and dersonofOakley. _bridegroom are in the The bMde is the Arrity, stationed in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hawaii. Cecil Clark of Costa The bride is the Mesa and is a graduate daughter of the Kristian of .Costa Mesa High Briseids or Westbrook, School. Maine, and is a graduate ~he newlyweds will of Deering High School, liv inOakley. Portland ,Maine. ••• . lier husband is a J H-' Jiaduate or Cosla Mesa 1;Spencer-.,.m High School and at· 1 '"'rs. Elizabe:tb M. tended Orange ·Cout Holr;n, San Juan College. Capllt;rano, and Marine • Lt. (rel.) Edward L. Spencer of Oceanside were m1rried in St. Peter"• Chapel, M uine Corpa ·Air Station, El Toro. _1 They now are living to MB Juan Capistrano. ••• • •• Cox-Riggle St. Andre'lf'• Presbyterian C~urCh. Newport Beach was the .ll!O(ting for the weddini of UCLA graduates Margaret Lynn Rlggle Rob!J-Mulligan and Donald Owen Coit. Emelle Melinda The bride, who •t· tended Punahou School MuJli1a11 and Edward in Honolulu, ii the Allen Robb were mar· daU1bter oC Alr Fcrce Married in '-ondon ried ·In St. Micbael 'and Col. (rel.) Glenn B. Rli- were Pauline llOyd and All AnCFI• Episcopal gle of Moras• and the Ray Arthur Barton. ·Churcb: (!Drona del Mar. late Mrs. Margafet 1111- Barton-Boyd The bride, dau1hter ol, Their parent. are Mr. g1 · -~ d E e. Dr. and Mrs. Edw.-.. A. an Mrs . u gene Mr. and Mrs. Newton ~yd of Corona de! M .. , Mu1U1an and Mr. and H. CQ'I< ·Jr. or Ne~ 11 a fifth generation. Mn. Ian Robb, all of BeacbareU.epireotaot Calirornlan aQd a 1171 Newport Beach. the brideCrooqt wbo at. 1 Children's Home Society The brlde attended tended Newpou. Harbor 1 debutante. She 11 a q<ange a>ast College Hilb School arid II com-! graduate of Or1n1e lipd ber hililbond studied °'.pletln1 hi• PhD la I CoutCollefe. 1t the University o! .,,....rlngatUCLA Her husband la the tea California, San Luis The newtywedi wUt al Mr. and Mn. Artllur O!Upo. •. • ~lnSantalionlca. ' ' J j j11 <h to th• hit fn ch du B1 qu ja Co s. B• H. ja bl ~ th .. tu ll> bl .. ' 81 J• ti ... "' n ri A I e d p .. ~ d h • I 1 l 1( 1 ~ I 2o " I ~ ,,, ~ ~ J . J 3 J J 4 4 ' • . ' Sund!!-August 24. 197$ OAILY PILOT 85 •• Ink Spot Man Recalls Past Cleaning-A Joh for 2 lly THO MASC. PETERSON AJ.TOONA, lowa•<UPD -lie w0t1t !roll) a jamminc in the basement of a hot M1-:1iaaipPl church to atncinf with the Ink Spots On the stage tosharin& the bil with a rum conatrucUon crew. The man who ror JS years sang bass with one of the world's best·known quartets can still turn on his audience -but now Jimmy's atage is Ute front room or an Iowa farmhouse. Gilmore, 54, remembers singing ror churchgoers every Sunday night in Vlcksb4f'g during the Great Depression, when the MWs Brothers were the hottest group around. ~" quartet would slip down to the basement to a jam session when services began. In the late thirties, he packed up and bead for Chicago, where his first real job wu at t e Savoy Hotel singing ln a a:roup dubbed ''The Fite Breezes." They shared billing with Llo1':1 Hampton. l ABOUT THEN -1938 -four unknoJ n janitors at New York's Paramount Theater banded together, calling themselves the IDie Spots. They climbed to national stardom, ridiog hlJh with such tunes as "I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire'' and ''Doi Worry.•• During World War II, Gilmore served in t~e army's 366th engineers, was discharged and re· turned to Chicage, this lime joining another group,lheAriatocratsofRhythm. I 1 I • J u•1w1r....,.. LONG-TIMESINGERGILMOREATWORK Construction Ian~ Quite As Swinging DEAR ANN LANOERS: I would like to resj>ond to that male chauvinist who wrote, ''Americ;an women are the filthiest housekeepers in" the world." He closed with this gem: "l hope somewhere there's a mother who i5 teaching her daughter the beauty or a clean home." Strange how many men seem to think that only a wile should clean the house. I believe If two people live together, they should BOTH help keep the place clean since both or them are dirtying it up. Now that nearly -40 percent of the country's work rorce is female, men ought to realize they have a responsibility lo pitch in and do their share at home. It's also time rathers taught their 100S the beauty of a clean home. -NO MAID SERVICE IN AUSTIN DEAR NO MAID: Take lhal and that and ~at, you luy, &ood· fer·nuthla' husbands with work· ing wives! The Little Woman who llJ sluggiDg it out in the asphalt jungle deserves a urt with the household chores. So get of( your piazzas and pitch in! (Ann Landers OJ DEAR ANN LANDERS: I om sending you something that was written by Ruth J. Reynolds at the University of Missouri Ex· tension Center. 1 hope you will print it, beca use s he says something that needs to be un· derstood by parents and children everywhere. Here it is : PARENTS ARE PEOPJ.E Parents are people who were once children -children who got a fair shake or a bad break from their parents. Parents get confused by all the informatl"on and misinformation they receive from too many pro- fessionals. Parents have their own needs, which may not have been satisfied by their parents, by society, their environment or their education. Parents would like their children to have the best in educati on, looks , intellect, friends, food, clothing and .suc- cess. P arents feel guilty when their children don't have the biesl and don't measure up to their ~xpec tations. Some parents may have to raise a child by themselves, without help from a mate. It's not easy. Moat parents do the best they can with the knowledge they have and the support SO('iely pro- vi des, even though th e y themselves ·may suffer from un · fuUilled needs, frustration and disappointment. Parents need empathy and en- couragement rrom each other, from their children, rriends , teachers, doctors and other pro· fessionals. Before we s ay, ''It's the parents' rault," we should stop and think that if we had borne that particular child, under the same set of circumstances, if we had that parent's background - then but for th e gr ace of God we might BE that parent. -SENT BY A FRIEND DEAR F RIEND: My lbanks lo you and Ruth J . Reynolds. She makes some excellent points. I applaud her keen insight, com- passion and understanding. MeanwhilL the Ink SPots were having pJ1>- blems. The Original members -founder I~o ''Deke" Watson, Charley Fuqua, BW Kenny a guitariat Hoppy Jones -disbanded lhortly r Jones died in 1944, and each remaining mem~r tried to start a group called the Ink SPots. A legal squabble raged. "concert'' inside their brick house. Jimmy Gilmore had taken five Crom the jackhammer and sat down at an upright piano. He dusted himself off and laid down a velvet medley from ''Canadian Sunset•• to ''Satin Doll.•• Forty years and thousands of miles from the Mississippi church, Gilmore remembered one of the Ink Spots' favorite numbers -"Int9 Each Lite Some Rain Must Fall." For Gilmore, some did. But with music still in his blQbd, he's bum· mini -Ink Spot style -behind,lb.e wheel of a tractor, and looking for sunshine.ahead. Clt•msy Gifts Dearest lbere was no Ink Spots ror five years, then the C'OUrt allowed each original member to use the name. Watson, along with Ollie Crawford, Jones' replacement, kept the quartet alive. · By ERMA DOMBECK LATER IN Cblcaeo. Watson cauabt" the Aristocrats' act and told Gilmore if his group ever needed a bass singer he'd let him know. One day in the mail Gilmore found a check and a plane ticket to Duluth, MiM., to begin his career with the Ink Spots. ·Things were swinging !or Jimmy until 1971, when he beean to smoke heavily, lost weight and developed a mild case or diabetes. Road-weary. he quit the group. He's Fastest At Sculpture Every once in a while, a letter comes across my desk that makes me want to sell the typewrtter. It's so honest. so mov- ing. and face it, I cou..ldn'l im- prove upon it if I tried. This one 1s from a reader 1n Richmond, Va., who was com- menting on my column concern· ing the good stuff in life coming too late. ("When you need it you can't afford it ... when you can afford it, you can't enjoy it.'") She writes: To build himself up, Gilmore went into the con· struction business, workihg for Interstate Builders of Clarion, Iowa. , A farm family was spellbound at a recent PJ.AINFIEJ.D, Vt. CAP) -Transforming a log into Don Quixote in three hours requires a special artist's tool - one that Jack Dowd round among.. the Ver- mont woodsmen's stan- dard equipment. Wielding a chain saw, -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-> Dowd bas earned a re· "Today is my birthday. I am invited to lunch at an elite French restaurant and tonight I a.m to be wined and dined in an exclusive club. . TODAY'S CIDSSWDBD PUZZLE ACROSS 72 Bolled meal 144 Rude cabin 16 Bywayof 97 Oiagraph 76 Secluded 145 Continent: 17 And: Lalin 99 Bulgarian 1 Ah ead spot abbr. 18 Melancholy coin 7 Philippine 78 Catcall 147 lndelinile ooe 100 Expanse dwarl 79 Cape arllcle 19 Glossy 101 Dock 1 O Possesses 81 College 148 Aclress fabrics 102 Swiss river 13 Barrel olllcial Gardner 21 Tree 103 French slal s 83 Decorate 150 Glrrs name 23 Honoring ar11c1e •19 Loo1er 84 American 151 Brazilian drinks 104 Pigpen '20 Eal humorist river 31 Italian 106 Greek leller 22 Natural 86 E.11ac1 copy 152 Feline lake 107 One who owes I abode 88 Bone: Latin 15J Afghanistan 3J Animal's 108 Make 1aee 24 Attending 89 Earlh tribe hom 11 2 Shoal 25 Mulberry {]oddess 155 Maintain 36' Region 11 5 Send back bark 90 .. 158 Three-toed 38' Novel 117 Opulent ·- J 26 Ofal pause Kapital" sloths 41. Hebrew 118 Slave 27 So be it! 91 Aflirmallve 159 Diatonic · 1etter 121 Dolt I 28 Girl"s name votes note 43 Reverie 122 Tear 29 Suffice 92 Misplaced 160 Beyond 44 lRactiates 124 Expensive 30 Twilching 94 Wallop: 161 Himalayan 46 Noah's son wrap 32 Delicious slang monk sh~ 48 Roman 125 Dislreas meal 96 Morlndin 162 Galllum bronze signal 34 Haven dye symbol 49 Barter 126 Lady's 35 S1rong 97 Forwatd 163 Freshwater ·51 Priesrs title bee• 98 Slanl worm wsUy1en1 127 Running 36 Blblical 101 British 165 RegardlnQ"! 52 Sea eagle away king island 166 International 54 Hil1du her1' 128 Girl's name 37 Sacred 103 washes understanding57 Favorile 130 Legislalor image 105 Hanging 168 Brllish place 131 Overseer 39 Man's name ornament crown 58 Vegetable 133 Scottish 40 Elevalor 109 Ceylon 170 Violent 60 Gossipy explorer direcUon measure speeches 61 Blessing 134 Moslem 42 Japanese 110 Organization 172 Stocking 63 Tree fruit marriage mile of American support 64 Nlhe Altar" 135 Dresses 43 Arid slates 173 Lode toad 65 Trader 136 TantaUzes 44 Mardr--111 ObVlate 174 Anger 66 Greek 138 Goll club 45 ldentilies 113 Authentic 175 scoffs porHco 140 Babylonian 47 Glares 114 Llstener"s 67 Miscal-god 50 ElevalOt" "loan" OOWN culates 141 Happenings cages 116 Bravery 69 Hawaiian 144 Wasle-maker 52 Choose 118 Compete 1 Of vision dish 146 Burning 53 Less 119 Showy 2 Japanese 70 Church seal 149 Once more rapidly 120 Sailor drama 73 Goldo"s note 152 Hypocrisy 55 American 123 Mongrel 3 Humor 74 Circle part 153 New Hamp- general 124 Loses coror 4 Plerlc 75 Mule sound shire river 56 Moby Dick 126 01 the mind 5 Beat back 11 Prlht 154 Equal : 58 Noises 129 Morning 6 Window mdasore comb. form 59 Ancient ,,., .. ornaments 78 Ground· 156 Tardy weapon a 131 Mouae 7 King .. ""' 157 Irish Free 61 Lambcry genus "bealer$'" 80 Opera's Stale 62 Tropical 132 Book slyte 8 Tormttnl Beverly 160 For each fruit 137 St•nd-9 Al home 82 Pronoun 164 Do: 64 Church offish 10 Wit 85 damp Scottish recess 138 Hookah 11 Columbus's 81 Negative 1e1 Chinese 68 Disfigure 139 Funeral discovery 91 T\imper Pagoda 69 Appear sud-vehlcle 12 TransmitU1d 93 Flavorlul 169 Nickel Oenly: 2wds 142 fry 13 Scissors 94 Molten Rock symbol 71 '(f'all :: 143 Ciiek 14 Score 95 Declare 171 Physl~ian : Frenc:t' beetle 15 Competent 96 Suflable ..... SEE CLASSIFIEO SECTION FOR ANSWERS putation as the world's fastest wood carver. He makes his living by turn- ing logs into people, cut- ting away al the wood in record time. A former art teacher, Dowd took up wood sculpturing with ham- mer and chisel about three years a~o and found that it took him an entire summer to finish one small figure. "I said i! I ever bad a tool to get away the wood in a hurry, I 'd enjoy carving. That's when I tried a chain saw," he said. WITH· A 30-pound saw he can carve the body of a five-foot sea captain. Scotsman or Don Quix- ote in a couple of hours. The finishing touches and the race are ham· mered and chiseled in about40 minutes. The fig ures sell for between $250 and $600, and Dowd figures he earns roughly $100 an hour. In the past two years, be estimates he's carved about 120 people from logs. He thinks in superlatives and his latest project is to com- . plet.e the world's largest cigar store Indian out of a log 20 feet high by four feet in diameter for the Lancaster, N.H ., Chamber of Commerce. "If it's not the largest, it will at least be the fastest one carved," he says. ''HOWEVER, I must limp to these neat places because my sacroiliac has come down with a case o( the uglies and I must be careful what l order to eat because my colon is less than a tunnel of love. "'When I was young and adora- ble and the kiddies were at home. my birthdays were very exciting. FiecHer, Pops Set L4 Taping UlS ANGEJ.ES CUP() -Arther Fiedler and the e ntire Boston Pops Orchestra will appear in the Western United States for the first time next month in a benefit performance (or Public Broadcasting Service television stations. The performance at the Century Plaza Hotel's ballroom -decorated cabaret·style to recreate Symphony Hall in Boston -will be videotaped for a television special on the PBS network n ext March. The special will also in· elude a filmed tribute to Fiedler, the 80-year-old conductor now in his 45th year as conductor of the Boston Pops. Leo: Travel Not Advised Monday,Aupsl2S By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 21-April 19): Trying to co- operate is fine, but don't bend principles to breaking point. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Basic issues command attention, including some services you take (or granted. Key is to be flexible. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Member or op· posite sex wants you to get to heart or matters. Desires are fulfilled. CANCEK (,June 21-July 22): Open dialogue with one in position of authority. Express views " in positive manner, minus arrogan~e. J.EO (July 23-Aug. 22): Hold orr on trips, un- less unavoidable. Sticking close to ramiliar areas would be constructive. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22): Money, credits. debits are accented Evaluate needs. UBllA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Conditions are not •· aettled. Realize it andorganiupriorities. SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Finish rather . than initiate project . Get brehiod scenes. SAGIT'l'ARIUS (Nov. ZZ.Dec. 21): Some of your hopes, wishes are revised -and this is con· structlve. CA PRICORN (De<. ZZ.Jan. 19): Whal w .. an "upset at home" may be transformed Into lOQ&•range decision or program. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Directions. sienats are subject to atir'Qpt. chanae. Forces tend to be scattered. PISCES (Feb. lt-Man:h 20):' Accent on personal possessions, valuables~ · ' AT WIT'S END My mother would send word lo my husband to be sure and do something and to have the children do something. The litUe ones would get out their crayons and make Mama a picture and their father would stop by the comer drug store and buy a pink shower cap or a box of stinko bath powder, whi ch meant hot dogs and tuna fi sh all the next week because of blowing the $1.98. • "I would fall apart withjoy. "Already today the mailman has brought me a spiritual bou· quet card from our y0W1gest, a nun. The middle child has an- nounced she is doing me a pie· lure of my childhood home which she guarantffS will be completed this side of the 21st century, God willing and the creek don't rise. "AND SOMETIME today, l will receive flowers or a • housecoat from my son, whom 1 J will call long distance to thank for the gift knowing full well he f hasn't the slightest idea what his ~ wife sent me in his name. (We I will refer lo the gift as 'it' and the I occa&ion as 'today' in order not to embarrass anybody.) I "Would you believe, Erma, that I want my son lo draw me a moo cow? That I want my youngest to quit praying long enough to draw me one of her scribbly circles that goes around and around until it falls off the paper, and my r esident artist to show promise on a piece of loose leaf paper with grape jelly on it instead of canvas and oils? "I am also in dire need of a pink shower cap, tpe kind of thing nobody seems to think I need anymore, like maybe I lost my hair. As for the stinko powder, I could kill it with Right • Guard. Them were the days, \ right?" They were indeed ... and through the miracle.of love, will sustain you forever .• : -t .. All-New Red, White & Blue Fireworts Spectacular every night at ·g p.m. Plus ... More than 50 exciting adventures and attractions. Disneg\!lJt-4 Open every day from a a.m. to 1 a.m. ) Sunday. August 2-4, 1915 New Road for David Cassidy • By BRUCE MEYER U11iled Pr•U l11tHM1u....i So the world has lost another mechanical pop star and gained -well , just what it bas gained remains to be seen. .. "I suppose they looked ut me as someone who wasn't grateful for just having the opportunity to make any kind of record or ror being wealthy at 21. They felt it should be <>nough, but it wasn't. Jl was <Jkay if you wa nted to make junk, but it's not okay jf you're making junk and you have aspirations or doing more." Singer David Cassidy is see ki ng to eScape his old teeny-bopper Image The speaker is 25-year-0ld David Cassidy, the ba by· faced singer who rode a mind· less TV situation comedy called "The Partridge Fami· Jy" to u carefully concocted pop s tardom. Now he's try. ing to break from his old im· .ige. ''CREDIBILI TY is the whole point," says Cassidy. "At this point I ain't working for money. I happen to be in a very fortunate position -a luxurious positi on -where 1 don't ha'o'e to work for money. I'm m aking records for the first t ime to reveal who I am as an artist.'' The vehicle for bridging this particular credibility gap is a new album, ''The Higher They Cli mb, the ltarder1bey Fall'' (RCA APL 1·1066), which describes th.e rapid rise and even m or e precipitous fall of a pop s tar. Despite Cas.sidy's own admission ol his presont ''luxurious posi· tioo," be insists that there 's more autobiographical truth than fiction in the talc, wblch climaxes with a dialogue between the hero and a hobo, sharing a bottle of cheap wine on a park bench. ''A lot or it 's tongue-in· chee k, obvious l y," s ays Cassidy. ••But understand that it's coming from so- meone who's gone through an incredible fall, e motionaJJy. I went through a loss ot identi· ty, because of the merchan· disi.ng, the comic books, tbe fabricated image o( that television show.•• ••T h e Higher They Climb" is no work of art, but . Musicals ~till Popular By WILLIAM GWVER APDr--•Wr -NEW YORK -On any gauge of theatrical accompli shment, the Edwin Lester record scores high - a s tale of grace which the urbane dean o( West Coasl stage producers disclaims having ever cannily foreseen. Growing up in Providence, R.I., the future impresario discovered he could make money singing. ,-1: " ''After I started the Civic Light Opera (CLO) in Los Angeles," says the veteran impresario, ''people sald, 'Whal vision you bad!• "J say, nuts to the vision. I didn't dream of how big it would get. The only credilJ can claim is that when it did start to get big, I got out o( the way and let it grow.'' ,.. . LESTER, TJOS year celebrating his 80lh l:iirtbday and 40th anniversary in show produc- ing, of course never really got out. of the way, Since planting the banner of musical t heater· on the Pacific shore with $5,000 posted by himself and nine frie nds, the refor med vaudeville • performer and piano salesman has compiled an unmatched chronology of sustained a ctivity. • The CLO, which Lester formally organized in 1938 after sever al pilot seasons of moderately s uccessful operetta festival, has since presented. ]59.-shows, 88 self-produced, (the rest booked from other managements); developed the na· tion's biggest s ubscription a udience, and significantly influenced the road and theater in such f ar spots as New York, London and Vienna. CLO will stage "Camelot" with Robert Goulet and Carol Lawrence, opening Sept. 2 at the Los Angeles Music Center Pavilion. · -·you J UST keep trying to get something that feels right,•• runs Lester's philosophy ... If it feels right you say, 'J'm going to do it.' '' With 125,000 season ticket-h<>lders ·"in Los Angeles this season, and S>,000 at its smaller San • Francisco playhouse, tile Civic Light Opera bas a hardcore attendance which many regional en· terprises can envy: 70and90percer¢ofpotential capacity, respectively, in the two California cities. Although Lester 'deliberately confines· bis mm production activities there -transferring CLO creations wanted elsewhere to other managements -he keeps close tabs on Broadway creativity. During a r ecent inspection trip back to the metropolis w here he wasborn,the theater's elder :statesman was in a retrospective, valedictory mood. ''DISCOVERING and d eveloping young talent is the biggest enjoyment. The only parallel pleasure is the satisfaction of a show which may not originally have been that good but which we have worked upon, and having an audience r eal· lyloveit." lo its first year, the Civic Light Opera grossed $100,000. The 1975 operation totals $1 million. The tiny acorn from which such a mammoth Yenture sprung w as Lester's own musical frustration. . NQT SINCE lOv'E STORY." IRISTOI. IY -·-............ -540.7444 Tilt trur :>tayci !ill KiflmCXlt. Tlll' .Arril'n:Jn Olympic ,J<; ""'"'J..r ..ros.1r,¢ f~I 1,>d<cvcryt~ IU In l;fc Ar~I \\~"l)founi.l fh('t"O.lr.J8r lo l;vc, I~ lh< kM: cl"" \1.'f)' ~iJI man. -·loJl.IMtl HOWPLAYIMG IH ORANGE COUHJY \ ''I DON'T think I was, but I was probably a bit obnoxious,'' he says of his career .as a boy alto. "From the time I was 12 years old, my parents never bad to give mespe'llding money.•• Young Ed also demonstrated a facile ability at the piano, a talent which kept h im in vaudeville after his prepubescent voice broke. After a first fling as a night club show p ro- ducer in Detroit, the r estless youth reached Los Angeles. His wife became ill and the need of a stable livelihood became urgenL He found it, and a knack for salesmanship. with a big music instrument concern. He kept in touch with show business as the rust piano player at Sid Grauman's Million Dollar Theater. WHEN GRAUMAN opened the lanclmart Chinese Theater, be hired Lester to produce stage prologues for the main screen epics. That proved the major careertuming point . ''The decision to produce light opera fo11owed almost immediately. The real reason was that in t hose days there were so many good 'Singers in Cal ifornia and I wanted to do something for them. Part of the frustration was that I ir:ould myself no longer sing.'' AS THE 1DCPEJW'IJllE RISES, THETENSION MOUNTS. "NASHVILLE" 111 .......... """"" &HOLTGUM."INI ''TOMMY" ""OTHH SIDE OF THI MOUMTIJN'" -OOWH HIU UC1r IPG1 -..AllWIU. MT lOYB.Y-lltJ "'CldNIL IMOWLIDGr IRJ "llTUIM OF THE ... PAM11ttr lrli1 -swiPOltT TOUI LOCAL SIUAF -.n T..: IUl.UT'" "51 ......... OUT' .. en Bargain Matinees $1;50 Til 2:30 Se nio r Ci t izens . f .50 at all times SOUTH COAST PLAZA THEATRES W.-2711 SO.COAST PLAZA I "" ........... & .... -.1oeent1~m ,.. ............ ,:#~•,.,:a .. ' mEllAUID 11111 :a:, DIMOMIAC PASSIOH UY1S ln'OMD THI DOOi: laJ 1Ml1"-11 s.11~ l>'tl )<It l:llJiltl:<ll ... " "OTHEll SIDE OF'IM! MOUHTAJtr 7-1•.JI WfS-J:.2~,...ICtJO "IAHG THl DllUM Sl.OWLY- 1:41 W ts-t:40..lcl5-8:4S f>,.t,FllUNG , ......... ............... "'92 lit THI IHAW -·-...,... ...... 11•••M!o~ it does !lave its bright spots, one of which is the previously note4 dialog_ue, called •'Massacre: at P8 rk Bench, II which shows that.~·Cassidy Is at least not afraid ol making tun of himself. THERE AR E also lhTee pretty good tunes on the album, one o( which ("Fix of Your Love'') was written by Cassidy. Best or the lot. is an old Beach Boys song. "Darlin,'' nicety reworked with the help of Flo & Eddie, who used to be the Turtles. Cassidy has no illusions about establishing himself as a solo artist on the basis ol a single al bu~. And be plans no personal appearances UDUl a new audience has been found. ••1 couldn •t do any of those old hits," he said. • 1 •11421f ... ........ An Event ... EJR1HQU4ME l'C~ ~ CHARLTON HE;STON A ALL STAR CAST • "Lov• And eet ' -rAll THl.MOMET AMOIUH" • "'''" ntESHADr ' °""0•11•·11:>1 ""'911 Utr11 Fri ta1:•PM·S1.U , People section keeps track of what people ere f)aeling, saying and, doing ·eve,.Y day in the LAST BI G DAY L1ocolo I .. , ... 11 •• ' •1tll ru . .,, .. _, ._,, ,..., ........ APftl DOWLING GANG ~ $WIU 'A.MILT llOllNSON111 Th• hometown newapa.,-r for al I , the Oninge Coaat 11th• DAILY PllOI • I •• J .. P' ll' a n a r. " i• c (o b it n b c " a b p " • • • 'i I• • r f. r • p ii • s r, j s t• u _, . ' ' Sondl)', "'T"" '!4, 1975 OAn. Y ,.,,,_OT B7 All Thai Glitters Isn't Turquoise, Baby lDdian jewelry has come a toni way rrom Its years ~ cUrlo ShOP 1 claptrap along Roule fi6. ll has gone legitimate . Now you can buy the stuff just ''everywhere·• in the Orana• Coast area . Authentic examples of the art are sold ln the fine jewelry de· partmcnts of the palaces or com· mercein area shopplnecenters. I There are even road.side stores and converted shOPI' that offer merchandise, includJng some re· as9nablc (and unreason'l~le) facsimiles, al discounled prices lo the dedic-etled bargain hWllers. Vttriely stores and the costume jewelry counters of drug5tore chains offer plastic imitations (C'learly labeled as such) at miles below the prices of the real sterl· ing silver, lurquoi s~. coral and mother-of.pearl items. BUT IT'S NOT these costume jewelry takeoff& that has the In· clian jewelry world astir. Wh at's bothering legitimate trader& is the potential ripoff of customers who don't know enough even to ask questions about the pot metal and plastic baubles that may be offered at prices hundreds or dollars above what they are worth. Diane Schulz, a llarvard Busi· ness School graduate and manager of an international public accounting firm in New York, has a valuable private col· lection of Indian jewelry collect· ed on buying trips with her father, a trader in the Southwe5t for the past 20 years. ••People are beine: ripped off by the Indian jewelry craze," she recently told a re- porter. ••Few pie know what it is all about it makes it easier to be chea d." She claims some jewelry being sold today as ''authentic" is made in J apan or Mexico or even in factories in ''our own Southwest.'' Some clerks SC'll in g the fac· tory·made pieces don't intend to ' ' - ..,,bot 8oultwt•d tt Wiltol'I Slftft (Mlt M...• M5-0S7J cheat people, she said. ''They~tJfe -cterka> uS:ually don't know enough ubout the jewelry to answer questions," she said. "Then, too, most buyers don't know enou&h about it to ask the right questions.'' Au.thentic handcrafted Americah. Indian jewelry is a $150.milUon annual business. ac· EVEN I".'< FINE JEWELRY DEPT. cording to Jack A. Levin, Chief executive officer of Pueblo Tradefi, the leading wholesale buyer of India n jewelry. "Depending on their ability, whether grinding stones or doing silversmith work, some Indians may easily make $25,000 a year. And in many cases, it is qot their , total income. "It is a very significant part of their income and an important factor in their economy," hti said. ''The advent Of Indian jewelry fashion meant a great deal to them. "Historically. Indians made jewelry in their spare time and today, they still have sheep lo tend and cattle to care for and their agric ulture jobs lo tend to. 'Ibey also have their ceremonies and all t~ other things they do. ''When hunting season rolls around, you can't. find soll}e of them tor a week or two, the jewelry gets set aside. ''They still place an enormous value on what they consider the good things of life -the hunting and their religious ceremonials Nutwood tt Coll'lmo-Mlth Flllt~"' •171·5515 . . . . . . . -and wben those things come ::iround, the j e welry Is laid aside." I..evin, who owns a personal collectlon of Indian jewelry worth an estimated $500,000, said perhaps S or 6 percent -$7.S million or more -ol the jewelry sold as authentic Is actually cheap imitation, a fact which he said could become a "serious factor" in the economy of In· di ans. llOW C1\N THE average buyC'r te ll wh ethe r an apparently carefull y h<Jndc r;.1fted piece of jewelry is :.iulhentic Indian? "If you sec a sterling mark on the j('welry, r can guarantee you it is not <Juthcntic American In· dian m<id e because the Indians do not mark their jewelry with such a hallmark,'' Levin said. "Some might use a signature such as an initial; boweVer, that is not a guarantee or authenticity wither because it can be done easily and many silversmiths don't sign their works.'' Prospective buyers should also look for irregularity in ·the j ewelry. "If there is too great a re- gularity and all the stones are the sam e, it isn't authentic American Indian jewelry," he said. "Jt isn •t t:ven handmade. "lrregularity is the halJmark of fine Indian work. One of the beauties of authentic American Indian jewelry is its handcrafted appearance." .. But the best guarantee of authenticity is to purchase the jewelry from a reputable store, be said. ''An established, reputable re- tailer who is willing to show a eertification of authenticity from his supplier a nd identify the jewelry on his signed receipt as ·authentic Indi an labor or workm a ns hop' is the best safeguard,'' he said. l.cviit sees little chance that In· dian jewelry will fa ll out of fa~hion very soon. "The ethnic appearance, the handcra!tsm anship, the intrinsic value, the fa ct that it is one or a kind, a colicctor·s item, will keep it popular. ''Ins tead of being SO 0£ something, lik e a print, there is only one of each piece in ex· istence. There can be only one. "'The stones are cut by hand, the design is done by hand, they are set by hand, the silver is done by hand. There is only in the world. "All these combine to create a market that may remain fashionable a long lime." Kttel!.-SIMliulft •Ortntt '39-t170•13t·78i0 EXAMPLES -Bolo ties from private col· lection of a Daily Pilot st a ffer offer com· .parison points for je welry shoppe r s. Check cast m.arks on tie tips at left above. It's a pot metal and enamel "curio, .. worth $4 tops. Tie at right is Zuni Jndi<111 inl"Y work , a r ea l buy at $45. AllTHENTIC -Cast silver buckle <left) and bolo tie are examples of Navajo work. Neither is stamped with "'Sterling '' hallmark. but experience teaches s hop- pers bow to tell the ''s heen'' of r eal silver from the .. shine•• of baser metals. Both of these pieces have turquoise set- tings and it takes an expert to judge those rocks . OUC~•llUl\-"O 47·9608 .!4 7-&D I l Plus "WHITE LINE FEVER" ~wtn~ .. ~.~.!Y~ "HAN Ci>NM11Y {PG) CANIMQ WGIN. ( CIHEMA CEMTER ""'"'''"'"' .. ,. ''""'"'" 91,.41~1 ~ujly @~,~~:~ .. -·1<··· r1 "'"'~· .......... . lvt~ i.44.01i.o f~J CINEMA VIEJO " £ ••.,•«.o••• •ou .. 1 And STREISAND '""-'''° "FOR PETE'S SAKE'' 6 CAAN 130.6990 MAKES BEN HUA LOOKLIKEANEPIC THI IPGI IODTIJIW INI ~THE N'.JT OTHERSIDE slNCE OFTHE lDIE MOUNTAIN' STrnY. A TRUE ITOAY OF LOY! AND COUMGI LOOK AT BACK -The flip side of same ties tells story at a glance to those in the know. In addition t o the non·silvcr tips on tie at left, notice the grid pattern typical of cos tume jewelry pieces molded out of pot metal. Jleal article (ri ght) is solid :-.ilvcr, s ports a qua.lily clasp. REAL THING -This example of Hopi In· dian overlay (top level of silver is cut through lo s ho\v a bottom layer that has been oxideizccl to form black areas in "black and white" pattern) is enhanced by use of a ring of inlaid copper. Silver tips have miniature duplicates of lhe Navajo bas ket design. It may be one-of·a- kind and you could pay $150 for it. STARRING JAMES CAAN DAILY 7:30 & 10:00 (R) SAT./SUN. 2:15-4:4S.7:30-10:00 &44.07&0 The lean.mean JO's. --~ lluglld.JD keep f1Vftl aging! ~1300111112, ,,I' .uiw Kt.I • .. nu THEGREATBT ~ STAR STUDDED • UHl:1' CAST EYER! (PG) . The mod world of HoUywood In Its heyday .•• G·Men and Dillinger... 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Belted,'short sleeve top, flared pants with print accents. Polyester. 7-14. (Not shown) . Single flex desk lamp 5.99 .5.44 Reg. 7.99. Folding polished Reg. 6.99. Flexible stem cable chrome square tubular arm. Hi lets you direct the light. Metal pr low lighting. Max. ht. 14".. shade in assorted colors. ' ' ~~~~~~...:....:~....J Sale prices eff4!ctive 'Sunday, Aug. 24th, thru Wed ., Au g. 27th, 1975 • 20%_0ff SAVE On These Selected Shoes for the Family SALE Guys' basketball sneakers 4.77 Reg. 5.99. 2-stripe styling, cotton duck uppers. In navy, black and w hite. In men's, boys' and little boys' sizes. SALE Girls' oxfords 5.55 SAVE Women's casuals 8.77 Reg. 10.99. Soft vihyl up.pers, stitched sole construction. In assorted colors. Sizes 5 to 9, 10M . Boys' "moc toe" boot 10.33 Reg. 12.99. Brushed leather uppers. crepe heel. sole . Chino or brown. 3 if.. to 6. 9.55 Reg . 11.99 Little boys' 81/1 to 3 . 13.55 Reg. 16.99 Men's 61/i 1011 . 12. ' ' 99¢ Excedrin Tablets I 100'• • S..nday,Augult24, 1975 OAIL Y PILOT CJ Bahashoff Leads N adadores to Crown THE YANKEES' ROYWllTE IS.SAFE AT THIRD BASE AS DAVE CHALK IS TOO LATE WITH THE TAG. Rams Can't Handle O.J ., Buffalo in 31-24 Victory BUFFALO (AP) -0 . J . Simpson regained last year's nmning form and J im Braxton scored two touchdowns Saturday night as the Buffa lo Bills defeat- ed the Los Angeles Rams, 31-24, in a National Football League p reseason game. Simpson,. held to 18 yards in , each of his first two~ exhibition games, rushed for 74 on 16 car- ries and scored a touchdown on a one-yard dive. Braxton,· Simpson's running mate, tallied on plunges from two and three yards out. Buffalo coach Lou Saban went with backup quarterback Gary Marangi for the Jir&t three quarters and be r esponded with a 55-yard scoring pass to Ahmad Rashad and completed 8-of·l.6 passes for 148 yards. 1be Billi.broke a 14-14 halftime tie just over four minutes into the third periocl u Braxton bowled ' Imposing Average .. ])'ladlock to Join ' Select Company " .. Bill Madlock apparently has the attributes to be what be ~ to- day: the No. 1 hitter in the Na· tional League w ith an jmposing .3S9 av,er age. . His Chicago Cubs manager, Jim Mars h a ll, calls him a n atural h itter who doesn't try to· pull the ball or hit home runs. "'He uses a short stroke with the bat and h e's very s trong," Marsh all says. "He'.s ~ggressive, hits to alt f ields and a lthough it doesn't seem that he's been around long enough to learn how to read the pitchers, he's doing it." Al Downing, former Yankees p itc hing s tar n ow with the· Dod gers , says M a dloc k is especially tough because be has a smaller strike zone (Madlock is S.1 1). ,. "'I didn't realize how quick~ strong he is until I saw him in Chicago this week. He's extra tough because if you jam blm, be pulls the ball. If you pitch him out, he hits to r ight," Downing says. Marshall cal.ls Madlock a cons· Vilas Ollsts CdM's Lave r cientious player who spends IQOre time working on defense tlian on hitting. "'Last year we had to move him almost every play but now he's thinking about how to play each bitter accOrding to the situation and is doing a fine job of it,•' Manball adds. Marshall .doesn't care to pre. diet anything big, like a .400 • OLlllll WNITS WHITE WASH averue someday. for his young thlrd"basemab. ··1 have believed rigbt alOllll tbat be is a potential .300 hitter In tbe major leagues," Jllarsball admits.· "I'm DOI sutprised that he'd bit .359. but I didn't expect it so soon.'' The 24-yeai--old Madlock was out two lnontha last year with an 'ankle injury yet sUU bjltted .313 · ·add waa third in voting for Na· tional Lea sue rooki~ ol the year. · Recen tly he had a 19~for-31 streak at the plate -a hefty .612 average. ' · over for the first of his twoTDs. Alter Tom Dem psey'.s 34-yard field goal at 12:35 pulled t he Rams to within four points, Brax - ton struck again in the fourth period. J ohn Leypold booted a 25-yard field eoal to close out Buffalo's scoring. Substitute Rams quarterback Ron Jaworski hit Ron J essie with a 44-yard touchdown pass with less than two m inutes remaining in the contest. Earlier in the game, J essie caught an 18-yard aerial and Jack Snow was on the receiving end of a 12-yard p ass for the first two LA scores . Both passes were thrown by starting quarterback J ames Harris . Marangi didn't know he would start at quarterback for the Bills until one hour before game time. The second-year b ackup signal caller from Boston College r esponded with a s parkling performance. Marangi, who played the first three quarters, said he wasn't a· bit nervous .. .''J'm cilways confident,''be· said. He~ gave much credit to the Bills ' offe nsi ve line for his performance. "Our line w as coming off the ball quic kl y,'' he said. "That was a big factor ." _,. -I . SCOllE BY QU ... RTEllS Lo1.Arooele1. 11 l 1-2• llloHitlO I~ 0 1 \G----31 6111 -R•s"'-d 55 P*SS lrom Milrangl tLeypold llkkl . t...A -St>ow 12 P*5S from H•••l5 (De~sey kick) Buf-Slmpwn I run (Lltfpold klc;k) LA -Jitss.i• 1t p11ss from H«rls (De~wy llk kl Bot-Sra:don2run ll •VPOl-dllic:•I t...A -FG Oemp!lltfM 8ut-8ra1tlon I r"'" ILe rPOldkic•I Bvf-FG l,aypold 1.S LA -J•ss•e 4" p11u from Ja-slil (0.~$t'f' Ilk.kl • A -Sl,02.J Flrildawmt Ruft1-y1rds P<IHlflQ y1rd5 Rehll'nyards P1u.s '"'"' Fumbltt·lost Ptn~tllts·1ardlo St•TISTICS .._ " J3.11S '" • 21-$-1 l·•l ... ··~ 111111 " 39-IS? ... .. .. , ... 1 •·•2 ,.. •·0 IN DIVI DUAL LEADERS RUSH ING -Los Anoetes, Br yant 6·1~. Bertelson S.10. McCul<hotOf'I 7.2(1. (lull.,IO, Si"'C)\on . , ... ,~. Bra1tton 11>-t3. R•Cl!IVING -Los Anoeles. Jessie 4·'11. Snow >-55. l!hlffalo, Rashed 2·61, Chendltr 1.,.1. PAS$HllG -Los Anoete$, Harris 10-lt-I, 114 verds; J•-rskL 11·16·1. UL &111110. ~•anQI a.16.1, !.e; f'wl ll$0ft l·1-0. It . • Nettles' Belt H e lps NY Bury Halos NEW YORK (AP) -Graig Nettles of Costa Mesa and Bobby Bo n d s s l a m me d t hree-run homers in the firs t two innings and Ed He rrm ann and Rick Bl adt added solo shots, powering the New York Yankees to a 12-4 victory ove r the Calilornia Angels Satur day. Nettles hit his 17th home run of the season off loser ~ Singer, 7-12, with two out in the opening inning following a walk to Sandy A1oma r a nd Thurman Munscm's On T V Toda• Cha nnel S a t 1%:3• sin gle. The b a ll struck the scor eboard behind the right- cenler field fence above:the 405-- foot sign. •• Bonds walloped his 24th hoJller in t he second inning after a walk to Rich Coggins a nd a single by Fred Stanley. Herrman belled his fourth of the season in the fourth inning a nd Bladt delivered his fir st m ajor league homer in the sixth off Andy Hassler. The 15-hit attack marked the fi rst t ime this year the Yankees hit four home runs in ooe game. Nettles, who was robbed of an extra -base hit on a great:.t!atch by center fielder Mickey Rivers in the third and tripled in the fifth, doubled another run across in the Yankees' four-run s ixth follow- ing a tWo-run double by Munson. La rry Gura, 5-4, was the beneficiary of the New York al· tack. He all owed five hits in beat- ing the An gels for the third time this year .H e is 4-0 lifetime against California, th~ other three t riumphs coming over Nolan Ryan. CALIFORNIA Nf:WYORK - •llrtlrM •"'"""' ftemr ,2tl 1 o o o Elotlds,rf 3 l 2 3 Lien.IS, lb 1 0 0 0 WWlla ms. rt 1 0 ~ 0 Alwn.cf • o 1 l Al-.2tl • O • O stanton,rf • o 1 o AWhltit.11 5 2 2 I 8-lar,ll • 1 l O Ml.ftSOl'l,C 3 2 2 l 0-.lk, lb ~ O O O GNeHles, lb • 1 3 4 Ootlli., 111 3 1 0 0 Qlambll1. lb • 0 0 0 ValenUnit,dtt • 1 l 1 ............ di\ 1 1 I I EI Rdroer,c 3 o o o Plnlella.dl'I 1 O O O Mlllty.11 2 I 0 0 Cog<Jl1t1,Cf 0 I 0 0 SlnQllt•.P o o o o e1aot.c1 2 1 l 1 HaS,l••.P 0 0 0 0 FStank!y.u .. 2 1 0 Htkntioerv.P 0 0 0 0 Guta.o 0000 Totals 11 • s J Yol1l1 .)ol 11 15 12 Calllo•~• O'lO 020 ~ New York • )JO N4 00.-17 E -Coggins. OP -(.a!lfornl• 1,. New York 1. toe -C111tornla l. N•w York J. 28 -51an1on. Mun\Ofl. C..Net1te1. 38 ~ G.Ntnles. HR -G.Nel- Uei !II). Bonds (~~). Herrma nn (•), Bladt (1). SB "'"''· Singer !L,1·111 tt;os11"'r Hotk"'"btry Gutt !W, S·•I r -l ; 11. •-ts.JC!'. IP H R ER 118 SO JSl750 11'li 1 •~00 2·~ J 1 0 0 '1 1 ,JJ .O American R e cord Set ·by FV Swimmer Specl1l lo lbe D.U1 Ptlot KANSAS CITY-Mission Vie· jo•5 Nadadores, behind som e sparklin g p erfor m a nces by Shirley Babas hoff, captured the women's and overall team tiUes in the Nationa l AAU long course swimming championships, here, Saturday nig ht. Babashoff, a Fountai n Va1 1ey r e s ident, bro ke h er own American r ecord in the 100- "meter freestyle, clocking 57.48, wiping out the old mark or 57. 74. Babashoff a lso placed fourth in the 200-meter individual medley and anchored t he Nadadores'400 free relay fou rsome to an easy victory (3:55.81). · Mission Viejo totaled 295 points in the women's division to far outdistan ce Central J ersey Aqu atic Club {200). And with the m en placin g eighth (118 paints). the Nadadores totaled 413 points for the overall title. Santa Clara was second with 326. "We felt we were the favorite in the wom en's division, but it was a trem endous surprise to win the ove r all title," Nadadores coach Mark Schubert told the Daily Pilot. ''We got som e breaks when Santa Clara was disqualified. in a r elay and Lon g Beach didn't score any women's points. But we still would have won the over· all title, because our men's team came through tre mendously, scoring three times more than they have in the pas t." Babashoff, Va lerie Lee and Brian Goodell will leave Monday (or a swimm ing meet in Japan while two other Nadadores- Peggy Tosdal and Art Ruble- were nam e d lo the P an-Am Games team . J ack Babashoff, a member of the Lon2 Beach Swim aub, will also make the Pan· Amtl-i P. Goodell sparkled in the 1,500 Satur day, finish ing third ·in 15:34.37. Bobby Hackett won it and Steve llolJand, who works out with t he Nadadores, was secon d . The f a vorite, Long Beach's Tim Shaw , was fifth. ''Brian s wa m a s trategic race.'' said Schubert. ••Shaw was in the next lane and he kept look· in& at bim .. Hacketl awam in lane 8 and Brian never ••* ld.m.. Brian thought be was doing real well when be swam pastShaw.'' Schubert also c·alled HQIJand"s performance {15 : 32.3.1) outstand· ing. "It was one of the most sur· prising perform ances of the meet, since he only had been training for five weeks .'' Babashoff, who also won the 400 and 200·meter . freestyles earlier in the meet, easily·won the 100 Saturday. ••it was a super swim for her ; s h e totally· destroyed the old American re.. cord," said Schubert. . Babashoff had a time or 57.7 for her JOO anchor leg in the 400 free re lay . Other ti mes included : Tosdal (59 .8); Bar b Hudson. (1:00.l ); and Lee (58.2).' Othe r top pe rformances from the Nadadores were turned in by Casey Co nver se, Lee and Ruble. Converse was 7th in the 1.500 free in 15:49.18 , Lee clocked 59.11 in placing 8th in the 100 free (she had a lime of 58.14 in the pre· lims) and Ruble won the consola· lion swim in the 100 free (52.48). Ruble gained a Pan-Am berth when the top six: 100 freestylers dttlined to make the trip. J ack Babashoff, a junior at Alaba m a, was sixth in the 100 free in 52.18 while his brother Bill, a j unior-to-be at Fountain Valley High, was 14th in the 1,500 in 16 : 10.26. The Nadadores' men's 400 freo r elay unit was Ioth with a lime of 3:33.63 and ex-Newix>rt. Beach re- sident Allison Grant, now Ji ving in Ral e igh. North Carolina , placed sixth in the 100 free in 58.80. Two world recor ds were set Saturday. J im Montgomery or Madison, Wis., c locked 50.59. in the prelims of the 100 free. It broke his own mar k of 51.12. · And Bruce Furniss, an ex- Foothill Hi gh swimmer, broke the world 200-m eter individual medley mark, clocking 2:06.08. Bruce's brother , Steve, shared the old re~ord of 2:06.32 witb Great Britain's David Wilkie. WOME N l,5QO,,...,_tyle -1. Gttfllwood. Frinno. 16:•1.11. l . Hll'Sflblrget", eeu ... vu•. Wa !ll.. 16:Sl . .,. l . Wei"' t....rt, Battlmore. 16 :,1.SS. •. Montgo~~. AsMvUllt,h.c ., 16 :51.91. 5.0 5'"nkrMlllMI, Bltlinut, 16:51.6'1.6. H.nsen, °""'""· U :Q,1.11. 1001rMSlyle -1. llilirley 81lllslleff. Mlu i..VI• It, S1.41 IArn1trlca1t r•t ard). 1. Peyton, Portland, 51.20.3. sqn,e1. El Monie, sa.35.•.Hl!'ddy, Summit,, N.J .• SI.Ji.$. Bro..,,, f or I Lluderd•I•, fl• •• Y.Jt , 6. All._ Gt'Mlt, R•leltll, N.C., sa.•. L V•'-4'1 LM.Mbsiea\IMtjl;,St.u . 2001ndlllldu.il medley -1. Heddy, Sunni!. N.J., 2:1'1.tl IA......,r lc•n ''COtOI. 2. Fr.,nt s. Wllm- tnQtan, Del., 2:21 . .,. 3. Symom.1 Cl'lico, 2:21.1S. 4. SIM"9y ••NIIMI!, Misslan Vl•le. 1:U.H . ~. TesM!rS,..lltCkSOfllllUe, Fl•., 2:22.11.6. Clift, v1 ... COVllff, 8.C...2:U.99. . «JOll"H'Stfl"' ritllY -1. Ml11len Vle}o H...._,,t (..._., T..W.I, a.r9 MINI-. V•lierle Lff. !ildrlltf .... slll9tl), :a:S5-llS (AmatkM ci• rwc:w dl. 1. Fon Lituderd•le. Fla .• 3:57.m . J. El """'"'"' 3:57 .... '·Suburban Swim Club, Nfw'lon 5Q1•il1t'• P it .• 3:57."7. S. Cenlt"I Jtr..,y AQUOO!lc Oub, Milltown, N.J •• 3:51.221. Ct. Oitdi Cll.lb •• .., •. , HOu5\ol\,J:5,.U 7. .... 1,5mtf!MWJ1e-1.H-.Utt,.....,Roc. .. \le,N.V., U tRAa. l.. Mo1i.roo0 "lllltr•lla. \Sc:st.D..L ~ -·· ""' ..... """i9· ,,, .. ..., ...... ._.. OrAN:•, 15:3'.n. 5. Sllaw. Lonrg Beaoc:l'I. 1$:'3$. '-H9rtloff. Sanlit BillrtMl•it. 15:'1.t l. 7. C.W,'C- -.~\llttol,1 S:49.11. 100 ~lit -1. 'Monl90merv. Mildlsao, Wis., 51,0ol. l. Sl<lnntr. T&nc•loos.•, Ala .• 51.0l. J. Al'lllY Coln, Fort Liluderdtte, Fla., S!."6. 4. B. Fuml,,., Lorie Budl. 51.6S, S. Sells. KnoJ<Vlllt, Tem., 51.11. .. .-.~.Lt ..... .CJl,IZ.1& '200 lndlllldu.I medley -t. a Fumls~. l.DfKI Beach, 2:06.ot Wo r ld record. 2. CIKrlnQlon, TUK.,_, Al•:,2:01.56. 3. En(J'lrancl, Un!wr:llt~ Oii T--. 1:01.tt. '· S. FWTilll , LClfl!OI tle«llo J:Ot.11. S. H...nul•, Tacoma. wai.n., 2:09.W, 6, FrederkJr.s. Norman, Oki• .• 2:09.15. 400 treeslJ:I• relay -1. 83d08r Dol9lll1>1, ,,,.cff!ar,;WIS.: 3:21.5tt (Amerklon ctllb recardl. 2. GllOl'..i.t Swim Ch1tl, 61oomlngton. Ind .• 3:2'.tY, 3. tong BltlKll swim Club 3:JO.tt2. '· T---· 3: 30..tU . 5. SM'llt Cl;,ra Swf m Club, 3: JO.'ttoll. 6. RI"" df Fl•fllt swim Tt•m. J1ck-1vl11e. Fla., 3: Jl.2• Dodgers, Expos Split ... Douhleheader LOS ANGELES (AP)-Larry Biittner and P e te Mackanin drilled run-scoring singles ·off Mike Marshall a s the Montreal Expos jumpe d o n the Los Angeles relief a ce for three runs in the eighth inning and defeated the Dod g ers 5-2 t o B,Plit Saturd a y 's t Wi -oight doubleheader . The Dodgers took the opener 3-1 as Dave Lopes scored the tie· Dodgers S lat.e •. All .. mt I 111 KA&C11WI Al.o$. 2,Montr•alat Lo1,.niiele1 ~ 7S '°"'l""'tplll• a l LOI A"'IJelff ~ 2' ""llad91pllla at LosA.,....1 2p.m. 7:15 p.m. 1:2S p.m. breaking run from second base on Steve Rogers ' wild pickoff throw and Burt Hooton hurled his sixth consecutive victory. Today, the annual Dodgers' oldtimers game is scheduled to get under way at 12::.J with the E xpos and the Dodgen; winding up their four-game series at 2. Hooton, 12-9, s cattered seven hits in the opener , including a second-inning hom er by ·P arrish. before Marshall took over in the eighth. Mars hall recorded his 13th save t o preserve Hooton 's fifth August triumph. s·teve Yeager. ho mered for the Dodgers in the fifth. - LOS ANGELES •llrllrM LcoK.2b 3 I 1 1 l.Jlllt,<:f MONTFlEAL •llrllrtil 3 0 1 0 J•o o • 2 JI I e .. 0 2 " ~.1. 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T-l :ff, SIECOMO GAME LOS ANGIE LES MONTFl.£.t.L •ll•llrM allrllrtoli l..ofn,at S 1 2 0 L'f'l:lllt.cl S 1 1 Q Hate.rt 5 0 10 Ow.,er,11 •11·<1 ~.'.',, -3 0 1 I JoroenYI, lb • I 1 \ ._..., • 0 1 1 BIR!ne<'.rl '2 J 2 WOWfrd, If 3 o o·o Parrllll, lll ~ o 1 1 HOugft,p 0000 Citrl•r.c ~0 00 MMota,lllt 1 o o o iMcUnln,:lt» • o 1 t ~11,p 00 00 Foll,s~ ~0 10 A.llwbKh,U 0 0 00 Aenl<o,p lOffG C..,,lt> ~ o 1 o MllTrtJ.P 1 0 0 G' v...,.,..c • 0 '0 Rus!.tll, $S l I 1 0 Ltt,pll 1000 WaU,p 0000 ~n.p 2 00G Buckner.If 1 GOO Total~ 31 1 't 1' To1aCs 36 'ri s Monlreal 010 100 o»-s lmAnoeles ooo oao 'ld>-1 E -P;urisl>, Foll. t oe -Monlre11 '· L°" AnQtles 9. 2B -8 11Uner. HR -Bllltner ·u l. Joroenstn 0 21. IP H R ER 1111. s0 lilitflkO ''"8 1 11 • Murt1ytW.8·IJ 2'' I 0 0 O I AllO<len ' 1 ' 1 ·' I liollQh 1 1 n o 1 Mlnl\etl(L,9·111 I 5 l l 0: O Wiii 10 00 0 2 T-2:2'. A-15,0!IO . BROOKLINE, Mass. '---Top. seeded Gqillermo~Vilas of Argen· tina crushed Corona qel Mar's Rod Lave r . 6-3, 6-4 and defending champion Bjorn Bora of Sweden defeated Raul Ramirez of Mex .. lco, 4-e, 6-3, H Saturday in the quarterfinals of the $100,000 U.S. Pro Tennis Championships. Now he's about to join some select compan,y in Cube history since only four other LltUe Bears h~ft wQD Jeaaue batting crowns In the put 1• yean -Heinle Zimmerman C.372, 1112), Ro«ers llornsby (.380, 1929.). Phil cavantta (.311. lNSJ Cid Bill1 Wllllama (.333, 1972). And pbo tnow,1, be might become,U.. n...t man to bit .400 In tbo bll l•aaue~ aln.ce Ted Wllll-tutn<d-Ille trick with hia .408 In !Ml. , Haden Sparks Sun to 35-25 Win Vilas, a virtual ex~oner. on the court, had little trouble against Laver , a four·Ume \J.S. Pro cha mp from Australia, but Borg had to survive.a slbw start before eliminating Raallrei. Just turned 23, Vilas turned on his boyhood idol in defeaUng I.aver, who hnd his 37th birthday this m onth. • • ,Jn other quarterf1nal "matches, Arthur Ashe topped Wojciecb .. J an Fibak of P oland, 1-S, 6-4, and J ohn Alexander of Australia downe d M anue l Oraotea of Spain, w , 2-6, 1·6. • ••• S~SE OF HUMOR DEPT. -Whlle flying aboard ll>e Dodgers plane from Chicago to LA Thurs- day ·r· 1n1. 1110 s ... 1cner. Mark Cress and on e other player ·came own t~.aiale with white r.1loW caaes over their 1hetds, a .aKKlt. They walked to '\'here Willi e Murph7 CraWford wu playlna eard.1 and •aid, •·we aotcha, Jlm»b.'' BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - Quarterback P a t Haden re· covered from a blow to the head and p assed 3S yardS for a touchdown to clinch a 35-25 vic- tory for Southe rn California over Blrmln gha m· in the World Foot· ball League Sat ur day night. It wu Birmingha m's ftrS t loss at home aince the WFL began play la&t year and dropped i~ re· cordto2:21 while the Sun ls3-l . , Haden, ou~ for more than a quarter after s omeone'& knee cau&bt him, hit Keith DCnscn with a perfect pass. Bob Fenell T set up the score by recovering a tumbled punt at the Vulcans tO late in the s ame. Alte r a wild first halt, Grfc Henl put the Sun ah<!ad, 28'25 mid way In the third perlod wltb a 12-yard run around left.encl. Birmin&ham scored..14 poifttt- ln the fln•I 36 secondl ot lhe_llnt half on a touchdown IDd ~d goa!t or 46 and 41 y ordl by Rem Slovensky,"' lit lie known pl.,.0. from U.vlngiton State. Dennie Duron found Jollnny lluuo all alone In the end ....., fer a touchdown 'P.asa and tben. . Ibo UlUe quarterback bootlegged "foiothepolnt. On Southern Cal's rd'SI. play from scrimmage after th1t, Bill · Kram er fum b l ed, Wa.~r~n C1pone r ecove red •nd three 'players Slovensky k:J cked a field pl. "*"-f'GSl-sk,,I SC-Hwd ll r1111 lp,9•$l•Uedl l(;..:.OtftMlll UP*IS from Hitdtrl (~tali.di A-:h,000 flf\lO.,wm IMl\H.yll'dS. ... SllflQ ., ... ,,, "-tll!'n y•rds ,,_, ...... FwnblH·los! "-Mltl•,·WlrdS ST .. T ISTICS \ ' ";' ·- ' (:! DAil Y PILOT Sor\dty, August 2', 1975 • Sports in Brief Unbeaten Shields Raiders, Dolphins Outclasses Pineda Triumph The Voice of Roller Derby Newport's Lane Pioneer in TV BrQadcasting Edilor'•. ntde: TM modem era .sports ui.fta is prOt»dfng enter- tainment, quality.and OCCGrional- ly controver-v on .o acolt.nnier before. ottaJned ht the world o/ b aseball, horse racing, automobile racing and other sporll. The station is now ChanneU !KTLA ). LOS ANGELES -Teenage• Randy Shields, 136 \"J, of North Hollywood, ran his victory string to 26 without a loss Saturday aight when he punched out a un· 3J'.limous decision over veteran T ury Pineda, 137, Mexicali, :\lex .• in a furious 10..round bout .llthe Olympic Auditorium. ... _cbeered from start to fmish i never a dull moment ror the bout, the victory by the 19- -old Shields "'as earned in ~.most serious t est or a young ~·· _;!~ also probably robbed th~ Jtyear-old Mexican of a th1rd ;Pit al the World Boxing Council :lghtweight champioo.5hip. There ·.wf:re no knockdowns and there . t,s no real bloodshed as Shields, ~I his superior reach lo grea.t .tiyantage, h eld ore the ever- ~"ft'Owding slugging Pineda. ;·R ef eree Larry Rozadilla :cored. it 6·4 , and judj:es Dick '(oWlg and Richard Steele bad it f2 and 9-0 respectively. The As- .ociated Press had it 8-1 as i'ineda's record fell to2S-6-L . \'astas~ WI•• SOUTH ORANGE. N.J. -me ~astase of Romania and Bob ltewitt of South Africa· stroked .h~ir way into the fmals of the 350,000 Tenni s Week Open tournament Saturday at .the Orange Lawn Tennis Club. ··Nastase, seeded second, coast- 00 to a 6-3, 6-3 victory over un- .;eeded Anand Amritraj, 23, ol In- dia in a semifinal that la.3ted only .»minutes. . The other sem i{inal also ended in a ~lraight set defeat for the :\mritraj family. Vijay Amritraj, :n, who ,was seeded sixth, fell i:>efore the consistent play or the 35-year -old seventh-seeded Hewitt, 7-6, 6 -3. • Ellft"t Ad.,.._ HARRISON , N.Y. -Top· seed@d Chris Evert defeated 41argaret Court of Australia, 6-3, 6-3 Saturday to advance to the ·finals of a $75,000 women's teMis classic. Virginia Wade also gained a rmal berth with a 6-4, 6-4 triumph over Dianne F r o m holtz o r Australia. WILLIAMSPORT, Pa . Lakewood, N.J ., bunched fOt>• hit.I for four runs in the second- innlng and beat Tampa, F1a., '4·3 to win the first Utlle League championship tournament cl06ed to foreign teams sincel.956. ~ victory was assured when Lak,wood pltcher Robert DelCOnte, who had four strikeoul3 and allowed Just one hit. tanned thefinalTampa batter • Melt•• Sparldft BOSTON -Mission Viejo's Bill Melton drove in three rum Satur- day to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 6·4 vietory over the Boston Red Sox in an American League baseball game. -WESTERLY, R.I. -Elli!oo M. "'Tan.an'' Brown, a Narragansett Indian twho competed in the 1936 Olympi'cs and twice won in the Boston Marathon, was killed Saturday when he was run over by a car in the parking lotol a tavem. Brown. 62 , won the Boston Maratboo in 1936 and 1939. ,,.,,_,_Wilts PUEBLO, Colo. -Douc Ellloti bad three bits ln<ludlne a thr<!e- nm home run Saturday as bis Fullerton American Legion baseball team elimlnated.Hawali from the Far West regional tournament, 16-6. S53Pa9eff DEL MAR -Blue Times moved through the pack in the stretch and scored a $53 upset vic- tory Saturday in the $t6,200 Eddie Read Handicap a t Del Mar race track. Sports on Television , 10 a.m. (28) -TENNIS - I ?be singles and doubles fmals in the $15,000 M.edi-Quik women's tennis classic at ·Harrison, NY. 11 a .m. (4) -TEAM TEN· NIS -Live cove rage ol the · second match in the best-0f· three World Team Tennis eha mpionship series. 11:30 a .m. !2) -PRO TEN· NIS -Arthur Ashe faces Rod Laver or Corona del Mar in the $60,000 CBS tennis classic taped ·al Palmas del Mar, Puerto Rico. · 12:30 p.m. (2) -PRO SOC· CER -The North American Soccer League's cham· pionship game from Spartan Stadium in San Jose. (5) - ANGELS BASEBAIL -The Angels vs. the New York Yankees from Shea Stadium in New York. lp.m. (7) -GOLF -Final round of play in the TOW'Da- ment Players championship from the Colonial Country Club in Ft. Worth, Tex. 2 p.m. (4) -CBAllPIONs -The national decathlon d\amplonshipg from Sant.a Barbara. Also, women's IO-meter diving, the North Platte Rodeo from Nebraska . and a 19'11 clip of a world re- cord 440-yard run by, John Smith. (28) -TENNIS - Semifinal matches in the u_s. pro championships from Chestnut Hill, Mass. 3 p .m . (7) -PRO· CELEBRITY TENNIS - Luminaries from the enter- tainment, sports and political worlm vie at Forest Hills, NY . (4) -NFL CHAM· PIONSHIP 'GAME -The 1973 NFC divisional playoff game between the Minnesota Vikings and the W ashingtoo Redskins. . 4 :15 p.m. (28) -FO<n'· BALL -The ' Los Angeles Dandelions meet the Lobos at San Diego in a game taped last weekend in the women's football league. 1 aihletic1. Yet aports o/ dou• gone bt/.al.so had gTtat momtmta,and star perfonner1. Today our took a:t the1e da111 /oc u.ses on Newport. Beach's Dick Lane. Oakland's Ken Stabler con· nectcd for a t ouchdown pass and engineered another first hulf scoring drive while the Raiders' deCense throttled the Atlanta Falcons Saturday night in s 22·1 ' National Football League pre· ~ season victory in Atlanta. Z ByHOWARDL.HANDY 0t-.oeorl"ileillMtlt Television fans now know him as the voice ot roller derby but some of his biggetSt coupe came in broadcasttn.e wrenUing in the days ol Baron Leone, Wild Red Berry, Goraeous George and others who were popular in the sport wh~ it was s hown live on TV five and six nights a week. Stabler, the NFL's most valua- ble player a ye ar ago, struck for a 4l·yard scoring bomb to wide ~ receiver Morris Bradshaw in the ~ end zone arter 11 :42 to help the Raiders to their third straight ex· hibition victory. Here's how other NFL exhibi· Uongames went : f Transplanting the excite- ment of an event into the pic- ture tube for home coosump-- tioo bas been the trademark al Dick Lane since 1V's in· ception following World War JI. Lane, a resident of Newport Beach, who still handles the microphone for roller derby Who was the most exciting wresUer n those days in his opinion? "George Wagner.'' he says. without hesitation. "He was 1 ater known as Gorgeous George and he was a great showm an. It Was his second or third appearance as GG when we were talking and ~: decided with his get-up that MIAMI AT NEW ORLEANS-L Miami deCensive end Vern DenHarder grabbed a pass rrom Bobby Scott and lumbered ·34 yards for a touchdown to spark a tint quarter surge that carried the Dolphins to a 20-10 win over the New Orleans Saints. ·~· DICK LANE be shouldn't just walk down the aisle to the ring. Dunphy who w as calling the "We decided on a theme fl punches for radio. . song to be played each time f competition on TV as though "He kept talking about all . he came into the arena. It was ._, it were the final game of·the d tbe blows that were being Pomp and Circumstance and Miami QB Bob Griese had a 12-yard TD pass to Nat Moore and the Dolphins' Joe. Danelo booted 30 and 34-yard field goals . GKEEN BAY AT CINCIN· NA.Tl -Ken Andersoo connect- ed for three first hall TD passes to lead the Cincinnati Bengals to a 27·10 win over the Green Bay Paokers. ·Anderson completed 15 o[ 21 passes in the first half. · Green Bay scored in spec- tacular fas hion. Chesler Marcol booted a 52·yard field goal with rour seconds left in the fl.l'St hall and Steve Odom ran 100 yards with the second hair kickoff. KANSAS CITY AT DETROIT -Detroit scored 21 points in the ftnal period as Greg Landry hit on two TD passes to defeat the Kansas City Chiefs. Z1·24 . It was the first game in the Lions' $55.7 million stadium at Pontiac. ST. LOUIS VS. CIDCAGO - Clifton Taylor scored twice in the fourth period as the Chi cago Bears grabbed a las t minute 14-13 triumph over the St. Louis Cardinals at Champaign, IU . Taylor scored twice from the two-yard line, the second time with only 30 seconds left in the game. Chicago began its final scoring drive with two minutes left and the ball at the 50-yard line. MINNESOTA AT Di\U.AS.,- Quarterback Fran Tarken- ton, making his rirst appearance in two weeks. drove Minnesota 75 yards deep in the fourth quarter and flipped a 12·yard TD pass lo Ed Marinaro with 39 seconds left to stun the Dallas Cowboys, 16-13. It was the Vikings' first win in three exhi bition outings and handed the Cow boys their third straight loss. Dallas QB Roger Staubach h ad a 73-yard TD pass to Golden Richards with 5:38 to go to give the Cowboys the lead. Dallas lost four rumbles and Cowboys receivers dropped six passes to aid the Minnesota cause. -: ... HOUSTON AT DENVER- Lyle Alzado's 59-yard fumble return helped set up one or two in· surance scores in the second half, then the Denver Broncos withstood a late Houston rally to post a 27-21 victory. fl! ... !. World Series or the last play struck in a r ather dull bout he played it to the hilt each ~ of a Super Bowl football' and made it sound like a limehecamein. game, is a pioneer in TV world championshipfighL "A little later, we went to ; Ii broadcasting. "During an intermission, I another type of muaic and fi "Television tells what is asked him, 'Which fight are then we got to checking on bis t~. happening," he says. "My job youwatching'?" mood when he arrived at the . ~ is togettheplays rightandto Lane says h e did not arena. transplant the excitement of participate in sports as a "li be was down that night, · I . the game and put it in the youngster but grew into an-we would play St. Louis ,. tube." nouncing with the growth of Blues. If he was up, we would Jl Lane recalls his early days television. play a light tune-the music n in New York City when be Prior to that time, be 8p-reflect ~d his mood that was a budding actor and an-peared in 256 moving pictures particular evening." l nouncer. That was in the time and has done counUess com -When Lane was doing the ~ before TV. an agemanyolhis mercials for television. He races on TV from Hollywood 1 ij current listeners feel never came to the West Coast in 1936 Park, be recalls a telephone existed. with George White's Scan-call he bad one night. ) "[ was at Madison Square dais. "The fellow on the other 1.,.. Garden for a boxing match When be began in television end asked me if I wanted to l . one night," he recalls. "I was broadcasting, he wrur with make$400lo$500aweek. fl sitting ri_ght behi~d Don W6XYZ and was handling "I asked him how I would ~ ~~11rus;w1W1c '?""'f"!!il &r& ¥!11wa&'.t.~.•••••1 beableto dothat wilhouttak,-~ iog my clothes off and he replied; 'Show m e the tote .1 E;r.(JSC Golfers board at the t rnck every time i' the price changes.' 1'ii ~. "That would.have been my "i. Jast day on the air," he says, ''it I had done what he wanted 1 me to do." . While h e has run the •, gaumet of sports announcing Geiherger Leads StQCkton by Three FORT WORTH (AP) -Two old bunting buddies, Al Geiberger and Dave Stockton, will go head-lo-head fDI' a $50,000 first prize and an ambitious golf title today in the final round of the Tournament Players ·cham- pionship. "Al rini.shed Sou them cat the year be-rorc I started," Stockton recalled Saturday. "And when I O• TV Toda9 Clla•tlft 7 at 1 came on the tour he was my idol, or whatever you want to call it. We've been good friends a long time. · ''We used t o go hunti ng together a lot, but Al's idea of a gocxl time is to find a chair and sit down. keep him in sight, 3 strokes back. "We 've played together a lot and we've finished high in the aame tournaments, but tbia is kind or a first, going against.each other for a win,•• tbe IOft-spoken, :slow-moving Geiberger said after pUtting together a three-- round total of 201. Third round le Miers In the UJ),CIOD T---C P11yer' Ol)ll t hamplO,.!hlp: · Al Oel~r0tr 6oMl-67-Xll Dave! SIOCklon 72~ Hllbert Gt!"ltll . 11-l>-1~ BobOk k!>OO 67·69'"72-109 .Wle 1...,.1n l1·11·11-211 Mlll<Olll'ludOll'h M-JG.11-211 O\lrlt!,Coodv 7J..1'0-a-211 JICIO. NlckllY~ 67-75-JC-212 Bud Allin ... 7J.Jl-211 Jot Porter 72·11..,__212 RooerMlltbi«rrv McGee n.~,, Gene Llllttr 7>-7l-7......,14 MlktHUI ,....,_,..__,,,S 8111 R091rS ff.1t-1+-t15 .Jerrr Ht•rd ~1S BOC> PIYM »71·7~215 Gl¥y Pll.,er 71.'t!·7J-215 ~~T~ 7'-~ll ~rrr ZI~ ff.11·7 ...... 2\l MlttMc:Cuoouoti 71.7 ... 10-11• RendvE~h" 71..,.7l-21l 8r1Ke CrarnplOft 1s-n..,_11• TomWtlSllOPI 7$-11·,._21• Ray FIOyd n-n.~11 G1bb1&1tmt n .11.r.....i1r TomW•l!>OI\ ,,..._.75--211 MlkfMcltltY 71·1S-,l-21 7 AndyN6rlh bf.76-72-211 LvnLou 1•~1•-111 on television. perhaps bis widest acclaim has been in building roller derby to il.5 ! present entertaining level. ••Roller derby has been a natural !or television. Most · other sports are seasonal but it can go the year round and can be played every night of the week. i1 ''It is much easier to ~( popularize than some other sports that a r e seen only on ~ occasion or seasonally. ~. ''There ar e m ore ex· 11 troverts in the sport and they f I are not particularly interest-! ed in what the audience says l""I to them as Jong a1 they don't - go to s leep. They enjoy a noisy crowd. l' "Jt's also easier to make a - penon hate you than to love you and roller derby has a vocal audience. F eum are ac- cumulative. One player will 1 do something to another on the Door. ''Then the only way to.settle the differences is in the park-f inglot.Someorthebestftghts !- resulting from roller derby action I have seen have taken place in the locker rooms." Does he have plans for re- tiring in the immediate l future? ~ . ~. '15Y2 Baseball Standings .. One time we were bunting and they had an epidemic of tarantulas. I found one right in the cabin and Al wasn't any good ror the rest of the way. He'd just walk around looking at the ground to be sure be wasn't step- ping on anything · that wasn't moving and had eight legs and was black and hairy.'' Geiberger, casually and calm· ly , fashioned a 67, set a course re· cord and only Stockton could oan s+~.•~ 7).72·1>-211 Oontv•r$0tl 7•.Jl·ll-111 Damy Edw1rd§ ' 7).1J·7?-21t Jim Simons 71-1).74-111 Pf:l!"r Oostt rhuls n .1).r>--11• GeotoeC.clle 7>-4 .. 16-71# SobOvttk hols 1•·11).1.._11f "Retirement! That's a dir- ty word. As long as anybod y i will have me on the air, ~ they'll have to carry me out." t . . '-' ' ' l • . ' • t • • • • • • • • ~ • • ' ' I TOYOTAS HERE NOW COME IH nsT .DRIVE TODAY BUY OR LEASE A TOYOTA ·-oEMo-· SALE f<lctory & bec1 Example '75 COIOLl.A ' Door Sedan. ~ speed, 11U """""' -toe8307 52876 • OVER STOCKED HEW VOL VOS LARGE SELECTION . ' '74 VOLVO factort Demo I S736 55776 NATIONAL LEAGUE EastDl•llPI W L 11 se 6t. 57 68 se. 65 61 60 811. 54 72 Pittsburgh Pbiladelpbia St. Louis New York Chicago Montreal 'll'eatDl- Pct.GB .sse. .548 )Y, .535 3 .516 S't!t .'65 12 ·"'!'· 161'. 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Wtlrrwn IOl'lft\llt't t.11) 1t T•us (H<l'9tfl . .. ,......y'sO.._. ~1toe ... 1an11 aMtl,._..1tK1nw1C11v ,.,,..,_IOll It Mllwl UIO.t 4 C.lrvltlt Tt .. 1 Ol'lly ,.,,.. 5<'-tdUltd Miiier Sarbl!r 11·72•1i-21f nitz:SWlltliai!IS\i#W#il--- Drills Near for )Cs Gol de n We s t and 'mages planned Satur· Orange Coast colleges day, Sept. 6 with Sad- begin three days of con-dlebac k scrimmaging ditioning drills Tuesday Sept. 7 and Sept. 12. in anticipation of their OCC hosts MiraCosta season football openers College and Los Angeles Sept.13. CC in a trian g ular Saddleback, because it scrum at 4 o'clock. doesn't start play until Golden West's .scrim- Sept. 2Q, is not allowed to mage is against Cerritos, begin conditioning drills Saturd Se t 6 th until Thureday. ar" p . on e Golden West a nd OCC Falcons fteldat7:30. don pads for two·a-day Saddleback hos t s drills Friday while 5ad· College or the Desert, die back goes to peds Sunday, Sept. 7 at 3 Monday, Sept.1. o'clock, then meets San- Orange Coast and ta Ana Friday night (7) Golden West have scrim· .at Santa Ana Bowl. NOTICE OF . PUBLIC MEETINGS PROPOSED INDusmAL WAUEWATER DISCHARGE ORDINANCE ...... ORANGE COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS llDllDAY, AICIST 25 UI -. YI I'll TllSUT, UCU$T 21 lll 111, 2:m I'll, 1• ,. W!lllDIAT, AllCOST 21 ·lll Ml. YI I'll Ill MIITllCS 1lll. IE lliJJ AT 111 ISTllCiS' 11Ji1S: 11144 nus A¥E. t!ICll DrnAlll', SM llBO m.t IUllfl• YAIUY. . ,.. ,.., ........ ..,.. ... ........ . ... dtJ ..... ~_, ..... d ............... .... ... .., ••••• : ...... 0'141...,.IL . . I • DONNIE WARD'S 11m1nun 380 WEST WILSON;1/'"'f'"/ .-!fl{;',( COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA 92627 COST .A. MES.A. 'S · first family' TENNIS a.us * UMllB> CHARTER MEMBERSHIPS . • REGULAR MEMBERS '~ SAVE ONE THIRD -. \ ..... , . '.Pint CO!M Arwt Set'* CALL HOW 642·2001 \ I .. , ( I C~eckered Flag WITH HOWARD L. HANDY Ron ''Sleepy" Tripp or Cosla Mesa can 10 to sleep and forget the rt..i.st of the 1915 USAC midget 1 e•mpalgn and ti till wind up on top or the standings. Tripp has taken an almost insurmountable lead ':in the paint standings with ntne races remaining. ' Not including a win Wednesday night in CJa-re. I mont, Jnd., he bad a total ol 723 points with run· I nerup Dana Carter or 1-luntington Beach in second place with .f37-that's a mYrgin of 286 which has gone above the 300 mark with Wt."<lnesday's victory. "He's doing all of bis own work on the car and I evidently, everything be has done is right,·• his pro- ud mother says. She recently returned from a trip to the mldwest and Denver to watch Tripp race. I Tripp has won six of the last nine midget features on the circuit including a victory over I former lndianapc)Iis winner Johnny Rutherford Wednesday night in lodiana. He has now woo 11 ! races this year. i No Clesed Corporatl- Les& oae get the idea It's a small eorporaUoe, the United States Auto Oab (VSAC) 19 lbe same or· igu11 aUea tbat spouon the cbampioasllip cars at Indianapolis aad any driver is eUglble to compete • anyol the five types of circuits run by the group. A.J. Foyt leads the cbamplooshlpdivtsioa; Jim· '11\1 Caru.lbers of Anaheim Ls the leader in cbam· plonshlp dlri cars; Butch Hartman is tbe leader in Ute idoct car division; and Larry Dickson holds the lead illl lbe 1prtnt dlvl1loa where Duane "Pancho'' Carter wa1Ute winner last year. Carter Is seventh la. sprints andslxtb In midgets tbisseasoa. Tripp will be returnlag to California late la September witb tbe ftoal two races oa the current lldledale atSacrameato and Asrot Parkin Gardeaa. VSAC ls attemptiag to line up three addJtlonal west coas& races between tkletwoeventa. 1\'bat a boat the f ature for the you.og star! .. He'll flllllb oat tbe ae .... rill Ute midgets a.a wait to see what is aftered to him, if aaytldag,•• his matheraays. ••Heh.ad a ehancetodrlve a dlrtcarbiatltwua't awry ceod oaeandhetunedltdowa. Natually, Ws s-1 ls lo drh• at ladlanapolls bat be wan Ill lo get the rtelltcar.'' A...,. DI.,.,.-• at Ri..e1 sick There are 15 Orange Coast area riders and drivers competing in lhe SCORE world cham· piooship orr-road race at Riverside International "Raceway Sept. 6·7, a check or the entry list reveals. Included in the list ol participants are several past winners from this area. Jim Weinert of Laguna Beach captured the motorcycle 2Slcc and over division last year on a Kawasaki. This time around he is riding for the Yamaha factory team. Gary Sem lcs of Huntington Beach will be riding •Kawasaki in the motorcycle division. Raymond Lynch and co-driver Dr. Donald M. Bare of San Clemente, captured the mini pickup cli.Yision in 1973 and will return in a Mar.da. Roger Mears. now a resident of Costa Mesa. was the winner in single seat 4-wbeel vehicles last year and will return this season with co-driver Bill F06tero1Newhall. Mean la.TIOoDltolsl- Odters from thls area eatered la &be eompeti· -iaelade: Mark steel• of Hllllllngtoa Bettb In dirilloll 1 wit.II Mears; Eddie Sanchez and Larry Sommers of Saa Clemente ln a two-seat, .C-wheel ftllld• In class 2: Jerry England of Huallngton Beach wltb Dave Meeks ol Garden Grove in a four• •beel drive stock production Yehicle. Mac McNlllty and BobertGleaeefColta Mesa la tlle Baja Boe Dl•lsloa: Doqlu Annlldd of Seal Jleadl wllll Da•ld Knibla' of -7 In Ille prodac· U. two-wlleel drlYe ..tomoWle •Tishm; ud &nee drt.Yen bl clan able I« lllalle IUl VW powered. ~eldclHdlspladacmeccoad-. Mean wW d.rltt a hate IJMrcc; ao.ald E. G.-.. or Lac•• •am w111 mt .. • a..owllll l.2111ec; ud Jer17 JkD;ntN ol Saa Cememt.e wW drt•eahaceSSDUMcc.. · , BUI Karcu el Ceraaa *I Mu wW -=-.tla•e his _.i,JpofaPo..-Cuftnlarlllell11oea-. .llao llaloy of Lapu Bea<~ wlll be drtriq the car apia -... _ after a lliPIY _ ....... laltlal ~plallleblerll-.JMelorSportsAssocla· llca'aCamelGTchaUmie.ertes. Solet11 Me8"'rn at LB Announcement that George Follmer of Hunt- ington Harbour will be in the field for the first Long Beach Grand Prix road race Sept. 28 adds a note of interest to area racing rans watching the festivities. Defending Formula 5000 champion Brian Red· man. Mario Andretti and Al Unser are among the early entries in the first race or its kind in this area. I Concrete barriers will line ·both sides of the road course and will be topped by a 10-foot rein· forced steel chain link fence for spectator safety. Newport, Mesans In Tourney Play RIVE RS IDE -here, Newport was in Newport Beach and front and Costa Mesa Costa Mesa will be second. ttpl'esented in the eight· Tournament. action team Sou t h er n runs through Friday California Municipal night. Athletic Federation Deanna Read is coach softball tournament of the Costa Mesa entry. beginning Monday night Team members include at La Sierra Park here. Sandy Allen, Dee Dee Newport Beach plays Herrera, Sally Van at 1:30 Monday against a Horn, Roberta Urmson, team from the Inland Julie Feenstra, Stef Empire while Costa Henley, Sharon Towner, Mesa makes its debut Laurie Donigan. J ean Tuesday evening against Long Ii el d, Erin another lnland Empire Gallagher, Dee Dee Ruiz aquad. and La Donna Kepner. Jn regular season Members of the team league play, Costa Mesa include · Carla Hosmer, finished in front oC. Pam Knox, Merl Rayos, Newport Beach but in a Laura Sell, Sharon district tournament to Wolfe, Lynn Williams, pick two Orange County Kathy Bur~s. K~thy teams for the action Wolf and Shen Gaddis. Sundll)'. Auvutt 24, 11'75 ' DAn.VPILOT CJ Prep Grid Drills To Begin Monday • The 1975 high school football season begins Monday ror the 15 Orance Coast area schoolis with the first week's emphasis placed on coruUUoning. Thiis is a period where all teams are given 'four hours daily to work on getting the players into better shape f or the following w eek's two-a- day drills under full speed. Under the CIF Southern SectlOn rules, schools may conduct work.ouls without foot· balls or football equip. ment (except shoes). For the most part the conditioning week is cen- tered around running, calislhenics and chalk talks. The first taste of out- side combal is slated for Sepl. 13 when all 15 area schools will scrimmage others. Included in the schedule are three con- f ron ta tion s involving area teams. Here's what each school ts doing this week and its scrimmage oppo- nent and time on Sept.. 13; CORONA DEL MAR -The Sea Kings of coach Dave Holland will" split tfleir days, working from 8-10 a.m. and 11-1 p.m. Their scrimmage is set ror 7 p.m. against St. John Bosco al Newport llarbor High. St. John Bosco, the Sea Kings' an- nual scrimmage opp<r nenl, advanced to the CIF 4-A finals in 1974 berore bowing to Los Altrn;. COSTA MESA - Coach Tom French's Mu$tangR will operale tour hours in the mom· ing, beginning al 8. The scrimmage is slated for 10 a .m . against invading Bonila4 DANA HILLS -New coach Bill Cunerty will put his Dolphins through their paces from 9·11 a .m . and 3.5 p .m . daily. Torrance-will visit Dana Hills at JO a .m. ror a scrimmage. EDISON -The Chargers or coach Bill Workman are billed for conditioning week rrom 9·1 p.m. A scrimmage with host Magnolia is scheduled ror l p.m. ESTANCIA -The Eagles of coach Ken Kiefer ar.e vn a splil schedule (or the week, working from 7·9. a.m. and 5·7 p .m. Monday through We dnes d ay, then shifting to 7-11 a.m. workouts Thursday and Friday. Estancia scrim· mages San Clemente al 7 p.m. EL TORO -Mae Moore's Chargers will work from 8:30-10:30 a.m. and 3:30-5:30 p.m. Santa Ana High is the host school for the scrim· mage, but the site and time has not been finalized. FOUNTAIN VALLEY -Bruce Pickford begins hi s JOlb year at the Sommer Aetion Edison Divers Scoring High F.dison High aquatics ing Championships: coach Larry Brennan bas added a new dimension to the Chargers sports pro· gram as the Chargers are making in·roads in diving. An indication or things to come came in the spr- ing when four of bis freshman divers qualified for the Sunset League finals (eight qualify). In meets this summer Brennan placed third and fourth in 3-meter and !·meter competition at ·the District Junior Olympics and 8th in the San Diego Open Invita- tional. Shoemaker was sixth in I-meter at the District Olympics, fourth Cl· meter) at the district championships and ninth in 3-meter competition at Barons h e lm .and his team will work rrom 3·6 p .m. daily. A scrimmage with 1974 CIJo" 3-A cham- pion Santa Ana Valley is scheduled ror 7 p.m. at llunlington Beach Hjgb. HUNTINGTON BEACll -The Oilers o£ Huntington Beach coach Roy Brummell work from 8-10 a .m. and 3-5 p.m. A scrimmage with visiting University at IO a.m. wraps up practice prior to the first week of the regular season. LAGUNA BEACH -Coach Dennis Haryung's Artists will operate from 9.;30-11 a.m. and 2:30-4 'p.m. A scrimmage is set for 10 a .m . against visiting Esperanza. GARYGUISNESSANDCdM MATES BEGIN CONDITIONING MONDAY. MARINA -Coach ----------------------------- Mike Henigan's Vikings are slated for four hours of conditioning daily, working from 9·11 a .m. and 4.0 p.m. The Vikes scrimmage Saddleback High at Westminster Hi gh at 7 p.m. Greenest .Team Ever, Says Gauchos' Hartman MATER DEi -The Monarchs or coach Gary Carr will work from 8-10 a .m. and 2-f p.m. daily. Tbe scrimmage is set for JO a .m . at Newport Harbor. MISSION VIEJO - Coach John Murio's Diablos will work a split shift, two hours in the morning from 8·10 and two hours in the after- noon, beginning at 2 or 3. The Diablos scrimmage visiting Foothill at JO a.m. .. We're going to have to rebuild our entire offensive line, we have no r~ turning starters at linebacker, we on· ly have one starter back in ~ ~n· dary. there's no depth in the backfield and we don't have real good receivers like we've had in the past ." Despite all these problems con· fronting George Hartman and his 1975 edition or Saddleback Cotlege foot- ball, it's probable lhe Gauchos will CRAIG NEWPORT BARBOR -Coach Bill Pizziea's SHEFF 1974 Sunset League ~~ champions are slated to drill from 8-10 a.m. and 3-S p.m. The scrimma'.g:e is against visiting Malec win their share of games this season Dei at 10 a.m. -and more than likely be in the hunt SAN CLEMENTE _ ~ Mission c...!erence cham- Coacb Allie Schaff"• ~-ta "eaaaD:r"' \)e:Uimlatlc Tritons, the preseason . _ favorite to capture South about this time of the year. Coast Le3gue honors, The Gauchos, who Hartman calls works from S,.11 a.m. and .. the greenest team we've ever bad" 2-4 p.m. with a scrim· open conditioning drills Thursday in mage scheduled against preparation for their football opener visiting Estancia, begin· Sept. 20 against Cypress. nlng at 7 p.m. Jt's easy to shrug George off when UNIVERSITY _ New he talks about fne~perie~ce and lack coach Dick Roche bas of depth, because year Ul and ye~r his Trojans working out be bas the same problem-but 1t from 5·8 p.m . daily. 'The hasn't altered the tact that the scrimmage is set for 10 Gauchos have one of the best footb~l a .m . at Huntington records in the state over the last six Beach High. ·years. Saddleback posted a 4-5 record in its first football season (1968) in playing against mostly four-year .JV teams with a unit composed of freshmen. But since then, the Gauchos' record has been awesome. Saddleback, in the past six seasons. has posted 9·2, 8-1-1, 7·3, 9·2·1, 9·1 and 8·J·l records for a 50·10·3 overall mark (54 -15·3 for 7years). Although he's a bit pessimistic about the coming season, Hartman still thinks he can be a contender fol' the Mission title. "Citrus has to be the ravorite, but we have good potential, especially m the defensive line. We'll have lo make a lot o{ sacrifices this season and we'U have to play together as a team. If we do that -and rill our gaps -we'll be ok.'' • TRIVIA DEPT: Saddlebaek bas never been shut out in 72 football games. an amazing figure, and has 6CCW'ed ltt.a than 10 poin\s only nv~ . times in seven seasons. Ex·Mtrina basketball coach Jim stepbens is off to a roaring start in hi~ new job· at LA Valley College. Stephens guided Valley to a suaimer tiUe, the first one in 15 years tor the Blonarcbs. • Bob Hertel is the new alhlelic direc· tor at East LA College, succeeding Dave Taylor. Hertel will continue as the Huskies• baseball coach. Hertel's son. Rob, is fighting for the No. 1 • quarterback job at USC this.Season. And if that's not enough to work wilb, he's got four girls in bis summer diving pro- gram, who, if they clashed. with those four IS-year-old boys in a dual meet. would rate as a San Diego. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ to6sup. "We're really only in the infancy stage at this point,•• says Brennan. who was a college All- American diver at Cal Slate (Los Angeles) and tried out for the 67 Pan- A m Games and 1968 Olympic Games, but was unsuccessful. · The boys who sur· prised Sunset League rivals in the swimming finals are Jon Brennan. Kevin Mack, Duane Shoemaker and Dave Derieg. Brennan and Mack went on ·lo place 8th and 9th at the CIF finals. Mack was second and third iii 3-meter and l· meter diving at the Dis- trict meet and seventh at San Diego in 3-meter. Usherwood, who was selected to compete for the California state team at San Diego for girls 15-16, was f ifth and seventh in 3-meler and 1-meter al the District Junior Olympics, third and fourth al the District meet and fifth at the San Diego Invitational. Shields' best was a third at the San Diego open, one notch ahead of Kris Keneban. Kris was also second in 1-meter and fifth in 3-meter, a notch ahead of Shields, at the District meet. Bridget. the youngster, won tbe g. and-under title at the dis- trict meet and placed fourth for lO·and-under at San Diego_ Gail Usherwood and Ginger Shields went one- two in Sunset League competiUon for girls and placed 8th and 11th in the CIF finals. Both will be juniors in September at Edison, and are Pro Foo\ball b o lstered by senior Carmen White and HAT'°""L~OOTaaLt.LEAGU£ W h . t t r · ("" .. '""°" .. ..,,.,, as 1ng on rans er aun.10 31,LO!i""'9el<i~J4 Kris Kenehan. o._,_, 21, a111.n1• r Still another future g,~~~!~~i.al0:1~ ~t' 10 star at ·Edison is Kris' 011f'Olt 21, IC•ftSes "''" 21 Miami 20, "-0<"14!.-i~ 10 younger sister, 8-year-M1nnt1111t•1•, 0.11.113 Id B .d I o.-21.Hou,tont1 o n ge . T•rso.m• All of these divers, and .._Yon Jeu n . Ni!w Yo•-Glel'lls others, ha~e been com· ·=-~~Lt.LEAGUE peUng dunng the SWD-s..11111 ... r11 <;•ll•o•"•• Js, e1rin- mer under the Hunt· ~,!!..111• ,,, 5.1111 .-."'°"1o ,, in.gt.on Beach Aquatics m 1 •--er and will be in ae-PM• .. •llN• n. Mem11hls 1• utlllll ....... J:l.St>ntft-114 Uoa in San Francisco for -==:-==:-,;:: a three-day meet begtn. ning 'lbursday in the Far Western Age Group Div· ONLY AT HERi RIEDLANDER TRIUMPH FOR MEDIUM SIZE TIRES: G78·14. H78·14. F78-15 plus Federal Excise lox of $2.56 lo $2 .77 and relreodoble trode·in. Custom Long Miler VWOwners! 5.60-15 SIZE TIRES ~m "'~ Prlce AJ!.,3 '" Dll' •. \ ,, 078·',.J " c;e.: .. 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J; b-:•..._.;For two straight years, they've been wrong. e, ~s little evidence to sua:gest they'll be u.ch clo6e r to the truth this tirq~ around. -Fbr 1976, a year that begins in October in . · Cadillac with,,mileage as good as a Honda and a price tag like a Pinto. Except for a Warmed-over,' Arltericanized version of a car General Motors has been selling for years overseas and two luxury compacts from Chrysler -the Plymouth Volare and d>odge AspMt -thatlOok very much like two GM cc5mpacti, you've already seen all there is to 5ee 'foi' '76. Detroit, there's really nothing new to setl • .higher prices on what there is to sell and a reluciance on the part or many Americans to part with even the down payment on a new car. ~ ·i ,GM·DOES;JfAVE1.ts Chevette, smaller than1 • Ofle industry executive recently complained a.statement that was .made only parUy in jest a~what the Ameriyan car buyer warits is a big anytbing now built in'tbe United States. If GM can't toax-40-miles per gallon out o{ the minicar, eqt!p,it ajl~~~Y an4 still keep.the price tag arOUnd the $2,8S0, 1t could be another bomb. U.S. Ctilled Underdeveloped ITHACA . N.Y . (AP)- 'Selr-manageme nt is ynonymous with the Pe.ration or working le," ·says Ja roslav nek . "The founders of this try gave us on ly half our t otal rights 200 ears ago when they pro- More th an 500 persons from the United States, Europe and many de· ve loping nation s at · tended the recent Second International Co n · fercnce o n Sc lf - Ma n agem ent held at Cornell . ided us with political HOW DOES the plan teedom. We must ex-work? Under the present d these rights to in-system or capitalis m, de economic freedom Vanek explains, a com- ~e want to survive as a pany·s stockholders cast , democracy:" votes on major corporate :yanek , who directs the decis ion s in proportion to ram on P articipa-the number of shares or and Labor-Ma naged stock th ey own . Ys t e m s at Cornell un der s e If- iversity"s Center for management, voting ntern ationa l Studies. shares become nonvot- x p 1 a i n s th at th e ing shares. Their owners onomi c system of self-gel an annual return -a a nagement appli es percentage income asic democratic pMn-based on t otal invest· iples to the workplace. mcnt in the com pany or n a self-managed firm based on the company's I workers -from the performance. ilor to the president Votin g pow er is have an equal voice in trans rerred to the com- etermining the or-pany's workers, each of arti zation of the work to whom gets o ne vote. accomplished. They establish working VANEK dt!scribes th e conditions, hours, com· nited States as "the pany policies -even ost und erdeveloped their own salaries. ounlr~ in the world". "In a small company hen it comes t o self-decisions can be made anage.ment. but adds it by consensus or by direct catching on even here. vote. ln lar.ger organiza--········· I SBA LOANS I S25,()()().S400,000 I I 5·16YEARS I ·= '""GrleflA..,o. I tion s it may b e n ecessary to e.Je ct workers' councils. like we elect representatives to Congress.•• .. Vanek, who ·ha~ been developing the theory of self-manag e ment for more than 12 years, believes that its advan· tages are numerous and that Ame ric a 's long- range economic future depends on it. "'WORKERS who have a direct voi ce in what their labor accomplishes enjo y t r emendous treedom -a freedom even m or e s ignificant than political freedom. Political oppression is n ot constantly ex - perienced, but the op- pression of working for a system in which you have no voice is felt eight hours a day, fi ve or s ix days a week.·• This eco nom ic freedom leads to greater productivity, Vanek s aid, and a higher quali- ty product. "No worker can take pride in slap- ping together parts for a machine he knows is badly designed.'' Wbeo workers set company policy, they don 't Jay one another oIC during recessions, added the Cornell processor. Instead, they chooae t~ reduce all salaries or working h ours, and lower the price o( their product to stimulate sales. Ther e for e , s ays Vanek, self-manage. ment produces greater job security which pro- duces happier people. Without a move t oward self-m a nage- ment, Vanek predicts that more American fac- tories will be shut down and moved to cheap labor markets in Asia. With o ut a mov e toward se lf - management, he als o predicts, in J 0 years most of our corporations will be controlled by oil· producing countries, whi ch will hold much of the world's capital. If businesses become self .. managed, oil ~producing countries might invest in American rirms, but the decisions about running those firms would re· main in the hands or Am erican workers, he says . Mercedes Benz Why is leasing a good jdea 7 THINK HONDA MOTORCYCLES SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER FoarA ~ Dtd IJ7'i0 '-th lh·d Wn'-•'""' 'i]7 t.914 0r.,..CoLr1ty 0tt1c:e I l-4000 W..Morly Pl., Suite 175. INwrpof-1 e.cti, c •. 91950 I I (714) 752 6550 · For one thln1. ~·nu d()n't. OnnO<'f' 1h<!. mit ire car, only ;1 · I porllon of it. i;o pay n1~n1s are lu\ler. l'lu10 for n1:1ny. I Mr. SCott I ta:< ;.idv~nt:i 1.:c~ art' :1 hl.i f:u~tor. l ~n·l 11 l iM~ you I M ll NV · I d1.scovl!red more? \."onie 111 ~utl Hcl a least: quote. I Life tnwr•rw::e1l•l'IY pro"'ided • l Son Olt4JO Freew-of.,.,_ Pftway .. by MutuelofN-Yorlt -, •• , ' -·······.. 1'41HIOflVl•fe ·714 nt-tt40 I ' I .. i.ii ltw a.. a. ... )I tJ.J1 tt.P-l.» )J.SI lot ... 11.m-. 40.11 llt.11 l'Ai-1.• ... zt IU.U a»-&.• POlt TMI WEEK AV•ln• " • AUGUIT .. ms Hliu.o 1111 New Ytfli Sleet fiKl'llflft ,.... Ille AtNrl(loll Mtoc.111 £--.O ,...... ~ '"' .... 11111~ lor lltld """· ACOUlllTIOlll~ MllGlltS AlllO flttlUMINAIY llllGOTtATIOHS .... 11 ..... -51\tll lllll Strtk• Filmll'lf c... -"ov•I Food Olst•lbulor1 Fr19f.,.. Corp • Gfltgs Equijlmtlll ........ CO<p -Ptll'f. hoclu<U !ioulrrt!'ll fllnlon GIS • F.tine<fis Oil Al:dle Otl & C:.•I -Mld)llN\cl Oii Clr--m Ind -P-lr.J'll lftU '"' "'"'lllVI -c......... ODii« ~-CMlr .. 1 -T•mpi.1111 t-' MllOll:S CALLEO °"' ~-M<U.. -Woods c ... O)llJIOIATl NA#IE" (JUMGI!: l.rllt1 11111, trom p.n-r ICltWillll*rs • INCl:lASlCI OIYIOINOS M Ollt<kl T•l99f'ipll -Mic ,,_ 1)c: ....... 0.\1 ,,,.Ktl~lll -4Qc 1t-.n 20t The industry giant has already learne4 that lesson with its Chevrolet Monza, everybody's• choice as the sharpest new car out in the 191S model year. It was small, got decent fuel economy and appeared targeted for just the right time. Except it didn't sell too well, not until GM began offering $500 cash rebates and a lower-priced, less-stylish Towne Coupe·model. The Towne Coupe b as accounted. for 30 ·per .. cent of the 70,533-Moiuas sold since last October and it's onlybeenOnthemarketsince May_ ' Altogether, the' Monza and its look-alike cousins, the Buick Skyhawk and Oldsmobile Starflre, have accounted for aOOut 121,000 sales through July. The less attractive and smaller Chevrolet Vega bis sol0190,736 cars in the same period. Just for the record, there is another new car besides·the Ctievette and the t~o Chrysler offer· ings. It's tbe Pontiac Sunbird, a Monza Towne Coupe copycat. If there's really nothing new io excite pro-- s~ve customers -and there have to be a Jot of them because everyone who aiready owns a car has a vehicle that deteriorates rapidly and has lo be replaced -1977 and 1978 will be a dif- ferent story_ THAT'S WHEN mE new, s maller standard- sized cars will bit the market, with lighter bodles and more fuel-efficient engines. Those are the cars Delroit is counting on to give.Americans a combination of size, luxury and fuel economy they can't get in subcompacts and smaller models. Many executives are admitting, at least privately, that '!6 is a "transition" year, a period between recession and full economic recovery and ~tween the old ·cars and the fuel-efficleot models that wilJ take the industryiritothe 1980s.~ One thing that could overcome Detroit's higher prices and lack or exciting new products Is that elusive quality called consumer confidence. That confidence in tbeecOnomy, jobs and things in geneTal seems to be improving, but probably not quickly enough. 5200 REBATE FIAT SALE august 21 thru 28 We 're an authorized dealer. but we 're also a little · off ~he beaten track, so we have to try harder. " , ' Come In a('.ld try us: ' MiaionVlefp ... ,.~ . ~ ~ ~ .l'!Y ... ~4/Ul·l74i ; ' . . • • Order You~s NOW, •• 1 100Q •snusH ·EASY ro~usE I •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND StfAl'I: ~ND tfZf OF LAIE\. +, • ·---------------------Pitt ... llllt-dip ........ u with $1.50 .. : Pflet l'rlntlftt L*l DI•. ,_, OHi .. lex 1Uo .. C..t• -· C:•llfwftl• '2'2' • .. • I I Surveu Shows County Home Sales Boosted Acceleration or residential activity in Orange County is indicated in statistics compiled by First American Title Insurance Company and released· this week in its quarterly publication, "Recorded · Facts." Sales or units in single family detached and planned unit developments during the second quarter of this year were up almost 70 percent over the firs t quarter, according to Philip W. Kunisch, the firm 's market research director. Projected development showed a much greater increase, Kunisch said, with SO subdivisions com- pris ing 3, 135 lots recorded during the second quarter, compared with only 19 tracts having 912 lots recorded in the first thre;e months of this year. On Decrea.se WA.SI-If NG TON CAP} -Secretary of Housing Carla A. Hills says that even though more and more Americans are being pri ced out of the housin~ market, the government remain s committed to fostering home ownership. The administration approach avoids subsidies ,. beyond present levels in favor of encouraging general economic conditions whieh will tum around current trends, she said. -~ "We do not intend to permit the dream of home ownership lo end," she said "But we will nol mind~ lessly spark a massive subsidy of housing prodtlC• tion that will affect the very goals that we have set out to accomplis h.'' ABOUT 63 PERCENT of Americans own tlleio ' own homes. Al some time during their lifetime, l three out of four people are home owners. Sales totals for the comparative periods were R e d 2,581 in April, May and June, as against 1,530 in January, F~bruary and March, for an increase or ap1 68.7 percent. Comparative sales totals by areas follow : Sales at Landing But by Mrs. Hills' own figures, the percentage of Americans with incomes adequate lo finance their own homes is dwindling because home ownership costs are outrunning increases in in¥ come. In 1965, about 44 percent of Americans could afford a new home. That figure stands at 31 per· cent now. For existing homes, the figure has fallen from 46 percent in 1965 lo32 percent now. Isl 2nd Percentage Quarter Quarter Change 1 Anaheim .................... 190 408 + 115 AREA Brea .......................... 11 27 +145 I Ruena Park •...•......•...... 26 S7 + J 19 ·CoslaMesa ...............•.... 0 0 · 0 Cypress ..............••...... 30 85 + 183 El Toro-Laguna Hills-· Mission Viejo ................ 205 324 + 58 Fountain Valley ... _ .......... JlS 83 -28 F\Jllerton .................... 71 62 · 13 Over 80 percent of the homes lo be built al ''The Landing" in Huntington Beach have been :;old, according lo Frank W. Carr, e>(eculive vice president of Kendall Development Co., Jnc. of NewJX)rl Beach. builder of the 123·unil beach city community. Home Interest Tab Garden Grove ................ 116 74 -36 M U D HuntingtonBeach -----···----108 222 +106 OVeS p, OWD Laguna Beach-Niguel .......... 25 60 140 Lal-labra ....... -.: ............. 6 13 +117 La Palma ...................... 0 1 -O Los Alamitos .................. o o -o New poet Beach· Coast Irvine ...•........•...•. 16 Central Irvine ..........•.•... 147 Orange ..........••.......... 83 Plaeenlia .......•............ 15 San Clemente ................ 20 San JuanCapis lrano- Dana Point .................... 57 Santa ~na ..........•....•.... 58 Seal Beach •................... o 41 265 154 62 . 76 +156 + 80 + .. + 313 +280 + 33 + 107 -0 WASHINGTON (UPI) -In- terest rates for n ew and older home mortgages moved in op- JX)site directions in July, the Federal Home Loan Bank board has reported. Buyers or new homes paid average interest rates of 8.90 per· cent. In reaching the s ales plateau, the luxury home project also s ur- passed $6.5 million in sales in less than four months, Carr noted. THE 28-ACRE project, featur- ing homes as large as 2,633 square feel, is located on Spr- ingdale Street, two blocks south of Slater Avenue. Situated less than two miles from Bolsa Chica Sta te Beach, The Landing is within walking distanc~ of th e 167-acre Huntington Centra l Park and Library complex. Three two-story plans and one single-le vel home are offered at the Landing, -.·ith prices current· Jy starting al $63,400 for Phase Three. Custom qu,:1lity appointments included in the purchase price are nylon shag carpeting in most rooms, de adbolt-equipped front doors, commercial gr<idc entry tile, one or two fireplaces, vault- ed ceilings in several rooms and energy-saving insulation. KITCHENS FEATURF. gas or electric O'Keerc and l\.1erritt range with double .ovens, dis· hwasher, waste disposer and trash compactor. Furnished models arc open daily from 10 a .m. until 6 p.m. and evenings by appointment. To r each the community, take the San Diego Freeway to the Beach Boulevard exit. Drive south on Beach, turn right onto Warner Avenue. Tum left onto Springdale Street and proceed to the entrance or The Landing. A recent study for the Senate-House Economle Committee estimated that rising home, borrowi!'• and utility costs m ean it now requires an annual 1,.._ come of $23,300 to afford a new home and $21,170to afford an existing home. The median income for an American family or four is $12,840. MRS. HILLS SAID IN a n interview that the government is committed to home ownership not only because it helps citizens to build equity and pro· tection against inflation, but also because it is perceived as buttressing sound citizenship. "Home ownership provides a sense of identity, or roots and or security, which is the stuff from which neighborhoods are made and which protect against s ocial alienation," she said. But Mrs. Hills said the administration is op· JX)Sed to encouraging home ownership through sub- sidies beyond those in place now. She noted that permitting home buyers lo de· duct interest costs from their federal income la~ liability amounts lo a subsidy of $12 billion a year. , Stanton ............•.........•. o Tustin ........... , ... , ..••.... 40 Villa Park ...•.......••....... 50 · Westminster ................ 121 Yorba Linda ................ 20 1,530 76 120 0 0 49. 39. 167 116 2,581 -0 + 23 -11, • .22 E~ + 38 tlAVll +480 , __ _,, + 69 - Fly us. Anywh•re In the DAILY PILOT We got a Newport Beach home, Porsche and a boat for what our friends paid for i i SINGLE FAMILY HOMES with your own lake • J\·priv.alc lake, stocked with f1~h a~d maintained exclusivel y ror con1m unity residen ts • 3 sw 1mm1ng centers.· Club ~ousc • Minutes from the ocean and the Dana Point Marina • • Deluxe General Electric bUilt-in appliances • Private, fenced courtyards • Enclosed gar~gc with a uton1ati c door openers •And, n1any other custom features. VILLAGE SAN . Jl!AN COUNTRY COURT HOMES $35,500 10 $41,990 --·--;') -· ~ • 7%3 Interest -83A.P.R. 1"•k• "'" D!.., FW7 . .vlh to ,.,,.1...-!l«Y•ni\. • TOllkt ,,_u.,.. Ro-d to VIila .. lkl11 , ... "' •nll'J'. Nice Homes For Nice· People... PM>rw: 111•1 ••1-1a1i1 from ~~CO\ITV'l..NlrES. S:-C· • ' ,.-• y • I their Newport Beach home. You lo \'C Ne\\'IJl1 rt. You.re do ing prett y \veil and it's t i111c your ll o11lc rl'tlccted your success. But lets fc:lCC ii. You\'~ ~ot o lot oflivir\,l! to do and you clor\'t \V .. lnt 10 tie tip every dollar in a l\\llT\C. An<l Newport Bcacll llon1cs don"t con1c cl,eap. Surprise! Take a look at Newport Terrace. where you can divide the .usual price tags by abollt two. So you don"t have lo give up the good things in • life your success deserves. Live firs t class in the fun style you've always wanted. Wilh a private 15 acre meadow. pools, suu1\u. jacuzzi. vollyball, game courts and a list of other adult playthings you probably wouldn't fi11d at fll\Y price. Nc,vµort 1"e rrace means a l\ome in Newix>rt BeJch you can own wilh pleasure and show with pride. Luxurious 2 & 3 bedroom townhomes with fireplaces. beamed ceilings, dual master bedroom suites ancl the qua1ity appointments you"ve come to expect from a Newport address. Newport Te rrace near the sea in Newport Beach. When you live here. you've arrived. And ii won't tal1e eve1y ni ckle you own to do it. 1 .. • • '• Newport C'ondominium Records Set at Crest Summer occupancy is a fact at Newport Crest, a luxury townhbme development over· looking the harbor and ocean in Newport Beach. Completion of the newest phases provides the opportunity for quick move-In, according to James Seehr, aales manager. Since March 1, Newport Crest has attracted buyers at the rate of three per week,. setting a new sales record (or this year. "Bonafide buyers can be ac· commodated by the fast pace or our escrow services,'' Seehr . said, "making it possible to COO·. elude the transaction in as little as fifteen days.'· tions program at Newport Crest., bar and quaUty carpeting •m!>ng Seehr noted. "llomebuyera may many dis tinguis hed appoint· enjoy a 7% percent a nnual ments. The all-electric kitchen in percentage rate with a down pay-t•ach home is equipped v.ilh buUt• ment of twenty percent, or the in r ange self-clc:.ining oven. alternatives or ten percent down trash co ~pa c-tor, dishwasher for an 8 percent loan, and 81/• per· and disposaL centinterestwhenfivepercentts Swimming and tenni s are paid down,•• he said. Home among recreatio na l pursuits of. pricescommenceat$58.875. Cered at Newport Crest, with Eight two, three, and lou r · saunas and therapy pool also bedroom homes In both one and available within the residents· two-story models are available only center. at Newport Crest. thus the buyer Newport Crest may be reached is offered one o( the widest sclec-via Pacific Coast Highway, tum. lions in Southe rn California. ing up the coastal bluff. at the Seehr noted the selection permits Superior·Balboa Blvd. intersec· the buyer particular choice as to tion, then quarter-mile lo the en· plan design, square footage and trance. J<Tom the Santa Ana or fin ancia l investment. San Diego Freeways, tak~ IN ADDITION lo such early Newport Freeway and Newport move·in, buyers can now take ad-F.1\ C JI II OM E Ccatu res a Doulev ard, turning right on vantage or a new Cinant:ial op· fireplace, vaulted ceilings, wet Superioronemiletolhemodels. ,~,~-~ l CANDLEWOOO MODEL ONE OF FOUR PLANS IN IRVINE'S NEW DEANE HOMES PROJECT GRAND OPENING University Park New Irvine Homes Previewed The grand opening of the newest unit or homes at Deane Homes' 47·acre deVelopment al University Park in Irvine is currently WKler way~ Tbe increment con· sisls or 19 homes. with prices from $65,250 to $85.000. All homes in the ne w: unit are eligible for the Jederal income tax credit program. accord- ing: t o a <.'ompany spo}\esman. Th e four ;tv.·ard · winrling Univers it y Park f\ooF plans. created for Dcine Home s by arctlitects Ric h ardson. Nagy & Ma rti n in rooneration with Deane design ers, are each avatf.able in three clcva-tionS . DEANE HOMES al University Park range in size from 1,430 to 2,146 square f eet, with two, three or four bedrooms and two, two and one- h.alf or three full baths. The most compact of the four plans offered is the "Walden," with two bedrooms and two baths in a s ingle story. A waJk- in closet and wall-long planter ;.tre highli J?hts of the master suite in th is home. \lo'hil'h ;.iJso l'OO tains a large breakfast area and formal dining area. "Bendemeer. · with 1,670 square feet in a single story, is the next largest Deane home at University Park An atrium joins the three bedrooms and two Cull Title Insurance Seminars Slated , . Jim Rawding, presi-escrow officer!:>, real dent or Stewart 1'itle estate agent s and al· r urO.pan y·s Orange torneys spCC'ializing in CouDty operations. an· real estate law upon re- nouh,ced Stcv•art of-quest, by phoning \.\'ally fici.als "'i ll . t'unduct a Doming uez (558·1114 ), senesof sem1nars<.'uver-senior ti tle of£icer. in g pr o e e d u r cs in Rawding said these will l r a nsfering property be conducted Saturday thr~gh installment land mornings so the most contracts. number of interested "The general rise re-people can take advan- C'fnUy in both conven· tage of the instruction. liooaJ and FHA interest rates' on home loans has r-== spufred a new inte rest in the land contract method of moving real proper· ty,'"said Rawding, "and has prompted o ur office Single Servings Cooking for one e11n be run . lo provide more service to area brokers." Wedneed1y1 In the Seminars will be made available to brokers. DAILY PILOT baths, walk·in closets in two of the bedrooms and a large indoor planter along one wall of the din- ing area as popular features A TWO.STORY firing room and private out· door deck off the second floor master suite have combined to help make the three bedroom, two ;i nd one h a lf b at h "Candlcv.·ood ... with its 1.841 squa1·e fcl't, a memorable plan This home is available in an option that adds a Court.h bedroom, a service rOQm and a third full bath. The largest of the Deane homes at University Park is the ··Kensington,·· with 2,146 square reel in two floors. A second level gallery Mercede \l.'c'rc a little f:onhcr aw~y. ~o "'" h~vc 10 do~ li11\c n1orc Conic :.nJ -;ce U• SGt1.Die90 Fwy. at A•ery, Mission Vte;a So (;I Si<' Clement (714)121 -174117l 4) 49S· 1700 ONLY A'I' HERi FRIEDLANDER ,TRIUMPH ,,ii • .-~ ........ •·•· •Jr.rrrr If you could afford to live anywhere in Newport Beach , chances are you cl live here. Outbuy('ts ha ve rr·:it hcd that SLl!.ltl' in Ii((' ..._,.he~ Lhcy c:1n Oe quite ch00&y abo1.1l •here they Jiv(', ·rhl'.V wanLa caref~, l"Xhilarating home. One that complemen~ N~wport Bmcli living. The ~ntrance is rull -time security attended A private C'lubhouse, "·ith pool and tennis courts, for play night Of day, invites you. And Fashion I slancl, th<' ocean. Lhe restaurants are delightfully nC'ar. ThC'~ private hon'les aTe •bloom with rrt"Sh. carefree ideas and arc rully landscaped and CW'e<I for you on the outside. }"o u ·11 probabl.v choose .J asn1in<' Creek because it has thl"' riJ!ht home in the rl~hl place. Be :;url' to ~PC the C'fcg-anl ne w rnodels. today. Fabulous li:rrns, lo\v interest rat es. &pecializcd custontit· tng allo"';!llll' ''" IRVINE m11ny homes. Pl•onc VILLAGES (714) 640-·10:?0. @ ....... -· 11a1UMINE CAEEll'li 1fl f.Jte Vnt•J'I of If arbor~• 'Ro1"1es '"°m S95,500 to Slt8.rioct I • ' (~ort1lor11ini1111t ll111t1t'.'l ;,, tire l1r r.11tigi1J11.o; ,.,,,.P,11tcli!J ArPtt ''/ f\1p1cport Bench spans the open space formed by a two-story entry a nd a two-story liv- ing room in this four bedroom, three bath r e· sidence Dining and liv- ing rooms have views of the atrium, while a large pantry and generous ap~ plication of u sed brick are kitchen highlights. Kensington 's m~ster suite occupies one entire upstairs wing. • O c-coru tor wall -to·,..·a ll t'ar1Jcli11>! • J•:11e lo~e~I p a li•J or balco11~· "'-'12~000 ~o S44~000 Model homes are open d<1 ily from IO a.m. until dusk. and may be re- ached by taking the Culver Drive offramp from either the Santa Ana or San Diego freeways and traveling southwest. Turn left on University Drive, and travel about a mile to the entrance of the develop- · ment. • Breakfast l>a1· :l lledroon1s • :l llalhs S1•11aral1• Uinin~ 1\rea .. •' • (:iJlt lin1I Oll~·t•lt•~111i11,!!' O\f ll • 1,·c·111;ikt•r r e frigc r;1l1>r / \""' 1 • •j •l •11 , • ,\h1111da111 clo;cl 'I'',..'' ~ f ff,Jlflf · ., I II•.,. • Draperies • Log·l>11r11i11g Jir,·11la1·c • J\ilirrore.:I cJo:-et floor.-, • 3 l1eatcfl s,..·i111111i11g pools I /J;.f ./2.>6 f?utl••111l /(,.,,,/ ,\"r1i·11or l llrorl1. l ."ufif. 92660 ,-.;,.1".( Of}"i•·r l'/1011,.: r 7 l.JJ 6 ·t ,;.B.1 i.J ... ~~'<kJi!?,.lliWii'JIHllllOlaih~ ~¥!11';'1"·•• "+•·'('.#~"'.'>~ '¥~~"'1i:PJ\w:t"J((~~.ftl,>.~~~ There are but a re\\• opportunities to o'''ll a 6:ll I.it.lo f->a rk Drive is a rare commodity... ' \valerfront hotn<' ,,·ith a priYatc boat sl iJ) in H1Hl the l1t·.~·1 of a rare commodity al that. It is al I of Soul hC'r1 1 Cali I' urn ia. U f Lht.'.--C'. 11 tl• I \It~:--als• 1 a t rC'n1endous opportuni Ly. An opporlunily· tionabl_y the n1u . ..;LdC'si ra lilP lu\'tttinn i-: Lu li\c life lhe \\"a~· ,\'Oll'\·~~al\\"iL)":i drean1ed it '\1•\\·1mrl Bl'a\·h. ,..:huuld IJe .. l1 >_vous. fr1•1 · ;1ru l ,·lusc to the sea. '\u\\. 6::!1 l,idu \':irl, !Jri1 1· Pll'~·r:--ju:--1 ::1: 11f ·ra ht• th<· t!n1e t.u 'i;-;it, 6:ll l,idu Park Dri\<.~ .\·c,1·µort'::; n1u.-:t lJ\:autiful 11·;tt1·rt'ro111 nu11·. )"ou"\t'. ulrt'ady \\"Hilecl too long. i·u11dnn1i ni11111 liulllPS \\ it!1 a l>l'i1 al t• ho;it slip :*' ;tilalilL' tu t.·\1·r.1· o \\ 11~·r. 'l'ht.:."t: :tl't.: l1uth larg·t: and luxurious hu1nl':'. o!l"ering up tu l\\"O thou~and, s ix hundred .-:qua re -fe el of Ii \'i ng space. E\'er.Y 'c;q_n venienc:e, e\·ery ap1rointn1ent you want and expect in a pretitigious hon1e has been seen lo 'vith infinite care. 10tal luxury combined v.1ith the informality of v.:alerfront living. 'l'wo bedroom, two bedroom and den condominium homes from $140,000. Excellent financing-814% (8'h% A.P.R.) Telephone (714) 675-1070 1•11·1r1r· . ' ·~tl,\'1•1 1rr1: .,, • ~ ! , I I , 1 · ~ ' I a ' I •' 1'J. , T L'Olll will ror1 .Jn t nei1 Sul! for vel plar Ora the note U10L par COUI l s L n1ur hon1 r~I" SIX\. Po Soul ferir lo"ort ..-elo turn Ji· dire port the gom that fam pric men Iron "I THI supe ·Plac Tan mar real com For< T Nor and tun Sho hon aw.: bee Sho $62, L SIN corr Bra For Lal Gee of\ the· pro res pri· mi Lal pri< 4 ( Tl the excl tin i dorr in s at s: ' c fort a ci don ! cen wit I ger loci I ing I l o(~ de• ,Spa ! s tu rot ]Wr< If: I anc I [ I •P 'wh <el co ra' h• ha I ., • • -I ~, • OAtl y PILOT C7 Sunday.August?4, 1975 LA County Overcrowded I CASA ROYA MODEL ONE OF LAST AVAILABLE IN MISSION VIEJO'S MADRID FORE Madrid Fore llrunes LOS ANGELES !UPI) -More than a quarter million households in the county are overcrowded , cost n1orc th<.1n rct;iclents can afford and single ix-o- ple over 65 years of age are the chief victims, lit study shows. The two-year research .11tudy conducted by lhu l.os Angeles Chamber of Commerce concluded that up to 270,000 households in the county -including homes. apartmc>nts and house trailers -::ire pro bably s ubstandarJ ROBERT DOCK.SON, CllAMBEll president, ~iiid lhe study was aimed al providing data for the future development or low income housing units in the county . Jle said the 270,00) housing unit$ in question - representing 16 percent of the housing t.otal -were found lo be either overcrowded or rent absorbing or bolb. V • • 'B • 'Ah d Dockson said the housing deficiencies were de· IeJO arga1ns OUil ·::::~0:ir~i'1~c.~~·i~.;{~~ih:=t·~hi~~i:.·~ percent or less of its income. Housing also must pro· vide living space equal to one room per person to be The last single-fam ily golf inM houses represent 'the last of F:nter<'d through double doors standard, course homes under $75,000 that theirkind'forso111ctin11."loco1nc lo a r;.iisi.'d entry hall, the home will be available in Mission Viejo features a living room and adja· forsometime arestilltobcround l·ent dining area . complete .in the prestigious Madrid f<'ore "CURRENTl.Y :1 va1J :1blc fvr gourn11•t kitcht•n, large family THE STUDY SHOWED that 60 percent or defi- l'ient housing involved single persons. mostly 65 years of age and older. 'fwenty·tWO percent of the 270,000 total \.lo'Crt· two-pcr!>on households &nd the balance W('r C ul' thret" or more people. Dockson s aid the study showed a need for hlgh- dcnslty structures containing small unit, and local· cd near the central city, "''hich would provide more units for s mall households. Get something EXTRA with your ! new car. It l'Omcs rrcc with every rK'w ear wo sell. It's the "Gold~n Touch Prog ram" alld it includes a rigid inspection. delicatP. adjustments for lop performance, hand polished. 20 mile ro3d test and fin al <.ipproval. •stou can c.x pat a little more fron1 ,,ohnson & Son. -\bL JOHNSON &: SON LINCOlN/MERCURY 16>6 M"'notl M.YCI (<HIA MU• ~O-:wo• l neighborhood, re ports c:r;i nt ln1n1ediatc occupancy is our roo1n ,~·ith a rirepl::iL·e, twosecon· Sullivan, general sales m<1nugcr 1l0pular Cusa Roya, a sinb(I L· dary bedruon1.s , a full bath. and --------- for Mission Viejo Comp;iny, de· story three -bedroom home . the m asl1·r suite with a g;_1rden velopcr or th e 11 .000·acrc µerfcct for s n1all rarni lie~ or h .. 1h. ·planned community in southern coupl es who enjoy C"nt crt:.iinini;... '"l'h1 · C;1s;1 Hoya pl an ren ects Orange County. :.i dd cd Sul Ii v ;t n. · ··rhi.s n1odcl. U1c finer touehC's that arc only as· "The.sc honi t·s offer son1c of \\'ilh scvt•r:•I choice loc<.ition:-i of .srn:i<.ill·d '>'·ith a luxury hon1e," thclx·slbuys inUrangeCounty." fL•rs 1,77;; s4u:1re feel uf li ving ~uldL'd Sulli\·;111 . ···rhis includes noted Su ll iv;1n . ··i:>rit:L"C I lens-of s pat't•, :.ind JJfU\'ldt'!'i all thl' ;1tl-grc;;1lL•r USl' uf exterior wood Ut0usands less th:.in olhcr t:un1 \·ant:.t~l'S of a luxury home. trim, slun1µslunc r ear·yard fenc- para blc Orange County gol r OA.'ithout-the unneeded s1lacc of •• ing on son1c lots, bronze anodized coursc hon1cs,lhesc fewrcmain rour-or fi\•e·bedroomhousC'.·· window a nd doo r trim , a rotisserie, wet bar, and Ooor-to-- Lake Forest Home ceiling mirrors on wardrobe doors in lhe m aster suite.'' ADJACENT TO the ''Mission Impossi bl e '' private m em - bership golr course designed by Robert Trent Jones. Madrid Fore hOmebuyers also can take adv an· tagc of the executive length c·asta del Sol Public Golf Course. l lomeowners also can join the Mission Viejo recreation center program, with three separate facilities highlighted by cham· pionship tennis courts, swim· ming pools, handb a ll and \."Olleyball courts, and special programs for a ll ages. Sales Setting Mark Lake ~"orest. " planned <:om · n1~1ni1 y of lake and countrys ide ho nlc:-i lot'all'd in (lr<.in~l' c·uunty. re-purls rl'l'urd :-.:LIL·:-ror the last Si);; \.lo't'CkS. Presently I here arc six major Southern Californi;.1 builders of- ft>ring nt•w home product at Lake Jo""orcst . Everyone of these de· \.'eloper s have experienced an up· turn in sales. Jim Montgom ery, marketing director of Meadow Homes, re· ported sales of 2S bOmes just in the last t hree weeks. Mont· gomery commented fur ther that Meadow Homes ofrer single family living al an affordable price in a safe secure environ· ment. Meadow Homes are priced from $52..900 lo $62.200. "I AM CONV INCED THAT THE buye r recognizes the superior home value that Park ·Place orrers", remarked Rich Tamura , Ponderos" l-lomes marketing director. "But what really clinches the s ale is the community lires tyle that Lake Forest offe r s." The lakefront developmenJ,.s, North Shore, Lakeside Village and The Shor es, all report an up- turn in sales. Ray Handy, North Shores President, believes the homebuyer has finally become aware that waiting to buy has been a costly m istake. North Shore homes arc priced from $62.000 to $84,750. LAKESllOR E VILLAGE, A SINGLE fa mily detached lake community owned by Covin.l!t.on ' ·rhe Shores is a comn1wtity of fine s ingle family/attached home.s. designed with the carcCree in mind. These spacious hon1cs are lake-orie nted and or. fer buyers the optimum in '>''aterfront li ving al affordable prices. Ron Carl. Vice President and Marketing Director of The Shores affirmed, "Yes, we have noticed a slight increase in sales. . but our sales ha ve always been good. The largest percentage of our saJes come from referrals ... The Shores homes arc priced Crom $54,950 to $64,950. To reach Lake Forest. take the San Diego Freeway south to the Canada Road exit. Priced from $57 ,000 to $73,685, inrormation on the Madrid Fore homes is available from 10 a.m . lo 6 p.m d aily at the Madrid Fore sales oCfiC'e Tile office can be reached by taking the Santa Ana-San Diego Freeway to the Oso Parkway orframp, travelin g east to Goleta. turning right and following the signs. Ponderosa Homes Readying 5th Unit Gr ound was broken recently to accom modate the fifth in cre- m ent of one of Ponderosa Homes' most popular sin gle family home developments, Park Place. Fountain V311ey. According to Rich Tamura, director o f marketing. Pon- derosa Homes, demand for the five distinctive floor plans has been so great th at sever al homes scheduled to be built in the new unit have a lready been sold . "Even though we still have units available ror August occupancy in phase four, we're pleased at ~w rapidly the new phase ha~ begun to sell.·· T l-IE 17 UNIQUE elevat1on :- model. Phai;c five now offers e nergy con serving gas ap- pliances. Certain models even of. fer wet bars, bonus rooms and threecnr ga r <.1ges. Safety glass s liding doors, cedar s hake and tile roofing , blockwall fe nced rear yard with gate, and concrete driveways are also included a t basic prices. 1'he t hree and four-bedroom , t.wo-and three bath homes are \\'ilhin close proximity to the f'ountain Valley Community Center. major s hopping plazas. l'hampionshi p golf ('()llrses and residents will soon enjoy the mile squarC' p;irk t•urrcntly under con st ruction feature a contemporary rustit· PARK PLACE homes. l''oun· motir with e mphasis on rich deep tain Valley ;1rc ofrered with ron- eJrth tones. Ceramic tile, orrercd \'t•ntional loan fina ncinJ!. Priers in bolh'kitchcns and baths :.ind startat$57,990. other upgraded bonusl.'S such ;:1s Park Place mav be re;.u:hl'd h\ vaulted ceilings. fireplaces , de· taking the San Diego Fl·eeway t~, corator hardware , formal doubh• I he Brookhurst turnoff, t hen doo r entrie s and c.olor · north lo Edinger and the model coordinated kitchens are all stan· home complex, which is open .. . • BIG 2 STORY FAMILY HOMES IN H U NTINGTON B EACH and boating, and hiking, and fishing, and cycling, , and hiding and seeking, and picnicking, and wading AND ALL WITHIN FABU- LOUS CENTRAL PARK. RECREATIONAL ACRES Of LEISURE-TIME GAMES, SPORTS, AND FAMILY FUN, AND LITERALLY IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD! EVERYTHING'$ INCLUDED IN THE PRICE: • Shag carpeting •Custom fireplaces • Deluxe "Ultra-brighr" country kitchens • Front lawns w ith a tree and sprinklers • Rear and side yard fencing •Wet bars • Stla\(e roots • Concrete drives • 3-car garages • 3 baths • 2200 square !eel of living area ASK ABOUT OUR l "HOUSE-OF-THE-WEEK" """"...._., SPECIALS! ' • -· J . ' . . . . ,. ,.,. .... ''" . ,., '• l ; "\•' "' .• l ) i' . .. '' ' p· ' ' I,: ~' ·[ .. ' ' . " Oros. confirmed fu rther the Lkke Forest sales boom. According lo l~akesid e 's Vice Pres ident, George Liollos, "the rascinalion of waterfront living mi ght bring them out to Lake Forest, but our product makes them buy.'' All residents h ave lake and club privileges that include swim· min g, sailing and tennis. Lakeside Vi l lage homes are priced from $59,990 toS70,490. dard features in each Park Place daily rrom 10 a.m. lo dusk. '-'--'--'-------------------------------------------------~ City Fortress Citadel Tract Opening This weekend m arks the grand opening of the ex.elusive ~.ooo. eight· Unit C itad e l Con · dominium development in seaside San Clemente ;.it 515 MontcrC'y. Citadel means ''a · fortress thai commands a city" a nd Citadlll Con· dominiums is reminis- 1 cent of a Spa nis h fortress with its courtyards, stag- gered elevations, hillside location and command· 1 .ing View of the ocean . I EXTERIOR features ~ the elegant vllla·style developme nt are red , Spanish tile roars. white I atucco exterior walls, 1 1 romantic archways, wrought iron stairways eoonecting the various ! levels. breeiy balconies I and lush landscaping. I Interior highlights arc I s pace.age kitchens , which include luminous ~lings, roomy pantries. cont inuous c lea ning ran aes . deluxe dts· hwashers. custom hardwood cabinets~ trash compactors and ceramic tile counter lo}J5 . "fhe entcrtainm ent- urienled li ving rooms reature gas fireplaces, tiled e ntry ways and deep pile c arpeting . Elsewhere visitors will find amenities such as walk·in closets. was her· dryer connections, fully insulated walls and ceil· ings. copper wate r syste ms, e levator and security garage Parking. FIVE D IFFERENT floor plans and one. alternate are offered in one and two-story plans. All models are two· bedroom with two and three batha and feature from 1.245to 1,473 square reet of livina apace. Prices range fro m m,oooto*.soo. To visit Citadel Con· dom in l um1 f rom El Camino Real . drive south on Del M ar, past the Municipal pier and north on Monterey to the residentlal·resort by the sea. ,. . .~ !' ·~ • ..... ... ~. \,•" • ·.:'!-;. • ,• .••• • ~-~ -- Carpet ... Drapes and • Landscaping ... we've done it all for you! Prices ~tart at .. $59,900 ~~~;~~==~::;~~========~==============~§~~~~==~L~E~1SURE LIVING AT 115 FINEST .. J ANO MORE AT CANYON CREST ESTATES WE'VE MADE IT EASY FOR YOU TO MOVE RIGHT IN. CARPET . DRAPES ANO LANDSCAPING AR E All INCLUDED! CUSTOM BUil T ELEGANCE ENHANCED WITH S UBTL E EXTRAS SUCH AS - FIR EPLA C E S IN THE MASTER SUI TES. LIBRARIES, LARGE POOL ANO JACUZZI -YOU'LL FINO IT All RIGHT HERE WlTH THE GOOD LIFE IN N EWPORT BEACH QUALIFIES FOR 12000 REBATE. a DAILY PILOT Sunday.Augusl2', 1975 PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE Guidelines for lnvestlllents l"ICTITIOVS •u\1Nes1 JllAM•STATIM&NT l llt NMMl-wl ..... ,Miii " 0011'4 w.1 .. ~··· ell:PRfSSIONS. A~T GAll(llY, .. lliolll l SI., Ntw'°'I ... ell, (.A, n..l ' e....,..,.1 &. Ali. t. Rl11u'I. 1331~. W, Bily S,I , ""9w•rt ••ac", C,A, ~ ln" bu",.'' 11 conCllKUoll b~.., 1 .... JllCTITIOUS aUSIN•SS ft AMI! STAtaMaNT I Ill lollPWIMQ !19f"°"I •fl OOlf\9 butoi· ,.,,., . CAY,..OR RE.t.l.TV COMPANY. 1•)1 J1l1r1r llwo. lrvlM, C.llfOrl\W n•" s,~, e. Gllv-. l.eul JtflfltY RO.OO, INlfWI, C1llllM'11l1ft'11S Wllat 11 tbe best investment for the average la· vestor!' Is there a formula one could follow? A few )'ears ago, some friends and I got together and bought some desert acreage. Thea, there a1e other investments I have made but let 's nut t1tlk about thette ... maybe they will make make money for us some day. l 'nt not afraid of getting my feet wel, but I don't want io drown. Are there some guidellne~ we could follow that wouJd save us time and money'! Thanks T :G .. 'f .G .. Newport Beach Herc al'C a number or "Dos and Don 'ts" which experience has Laugbt a:; being valid in real estate inv esting. • DON'T feel that owning reaJ estate is best for e veryone. There is no such thing as an "average" investor and there is no such thing as a "best" in· vestment. Consider what you are trying lo nc- P UBLIC NOTICE l"ICTITIOVS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tr.t: loliowlM!I per_,> ••r 000"!11;1u.,. '"''""· Al.'S GAR AGE .~;, Fa,1uon hl.,,.a, .. wporl Be.Kii, CA q7"6(1 AMERIC AN l.£1!.UR£ TOUS INC .. • C•l<lornJ;i corpor•tlon, 4• f'•!oll+on h l•nd, N•""'"'"t o.,.tc11. CA """' PUBLIC NOTICE Flt Tl TIOUS BUSH" £SS NAM£!.TAT£M£t.il Tiit IOllOWIM!I O<'f....., I'> <IOo"!I ou .... Mt'!. ... , !.EX Y TA l.K, l/ .. CC.OmJ>U> 0..., No. c. Newpa•1 e .... <11, C.oll!OfM!.O<r/060 o.. .. d Po, •. 101~ 1 u•l•M " ...... CD"il• ~ ..... C••o!orno.o 91b21 In" bu""~''" <ondu<lla t>y dn In· d•v•au .. 1 •I Real Estate ,,, Questions/Comment ~ By Realtor RafMWll Mccardle, PhD. romplish, discuss with your real estate agent, then decide if you belong in real estate ~ • DO consider the effects of innation on your present living standard. Will your earnings in- crease s ufficiently lo provide for tha needs of ybur family ? Will you be able to retire comfortabfy on your· savings, pension, profit-sharing or Social Security income? • DO know your present position thoroughly. Your Realtor can help you to develop fi gures to de- termine where you are now. With this knowledge, you are equipped to make j udgments relative to your objective, and chart a course lo achieve your goal s. a DO use "leverage" intelligently. Leverage is the judicious use or other people 's mone Y-and one key to successful real estate investing. Fear or bor· rowing money lo accomplish your purpose will limit your opportunities and possibly .prevent at· less you're so wealthy you tan afford a "land bank." • DON 'T J'&mble. Obtain facts. Your Realtor will have these facts which are the basis for sound protection and judgment of the Investment. • DON 'T become emotional about the prope rly itself. "J>ride in the property'' is the most expensive lype or owners hip. ll blinds one t o its true performance and may postpone or prevent re· at;hing your goal entirely. Likewise, making value judgments based on a personal like or dislike of a property limits maneuverability and can often negate the investment program. • DO examine all ownership from the after tax viewpoint. A heavy cash now can be wiped out by laxes. At times, it may be wise to pay out-or·pocket to support a property. It may re::;ult in great tax savings, converting apparently poor investment in- to a very profit a ble one. Contrary lo popular belief. it does not take large sums of money to become active in real estate investment. Som e people start v.'ith as little as $.5,000. Their success depends upon their determina· tion and willingness to act. I recommend that you start right now. Outline a definite blueprint ... a guideline that your !amily can live with. Do it now! CllY-1. IU!t £, Rltklfl Thi\ ......... 111 .... , lli.d w!lfl """ ""'"[ Cl1,k 11 Or1n91 CCIUflt' on A•• 12. 1•1~. .... M Pllblhhtd °""",_ CO•ll O.Uv P!l<K, ,...._ n, 1 ... ,1, •net s.01.1, "') ,,,,.,, ,, PUBLIC NOTICE J11tr1' IC , c;.,,..,. tit .. ,,Ida D••v1, Ap_•: .L3, ..... port tte<ll, c..i1tor..i. .. \ • Tlll1 bu'l..,.11 b ClllolluclM 8y .t """''I P<1• l11tr111tp.". J1H<tv K, Gil'tflG' Thl• .i•toment w11 1u..a with' tr. Count¥ C.•••~ 01 0••1111• c~, on A\1111.1'>1 W. ltl> "'"' I · PubU•hto Or•nge Co.11 O•U, PllCIC, · A1111.N .31,11>dS1pt.l,l,,lt/) .1pt-11 PICTITIOUSBUSINl!SS I TM 1o1~:~~s!e~!!"';~'!!1t1!1 i-..' PUBLIC NOTICE" ~ ....... , PICllllOUS8USIN«SS Rl!,..Olt.iG CC NT ERS OF NAMeSTATtMEN1' I CA LI FOlllNI~, 3148 C•mou• a.;.,., The l(lllOw!ng 11tr\Dn Is dotng bl>~i· s..111 111, Nowoorl 6e<1cn, C,.illlornl• ne')•~: '9'2..0 C.WE ... LTD .. ~\/ (ilrn10on A~e., F'Mllllo A. eo.,...,,_ J• , 'IJO c ... o0 corona 0..1 ,,.., • C•••to•nl" •2•tt Sl•ttl, Nl •PO•I B•.ilcn. C•llf?tnl" C.wen 0 1.n V.1111111. )If etrrwtloA Yl6'oO • Aw .• CorOll•<WI M••' C•U•orl!!l•'f2t2) lMI\ IN••ne•\ 11 toflducleCI b' •n Ill• Thi• .,...,1,,.,, I• (ondutttd°'ii1" IW\.~ d•Wldll•I. Olwidu••. Pn1111pA.eo ..... ••.J•. c -"o w.111111 Tl'\1~ •l.Ol••...,nl wo• !Ilea wllh tl"C '"" ~l•lem.,flt .,., toled won t"" Covnty c1,,~ ol Or•1111" CO\lflty on co""'' Cl••k 01 O••n!lt! c:ountf ff1 AUllU'1 12, !ti.I. AUljuH I~, 19JS .• ,..".,, l'\JbllY>ld O.anoe C...•I 0.11, Piiot, AUQ..24,31,.ilnO S;-~l'.1'1 ! JJ(M./~ Ill!) b<IO"~>> '' <onduLltO llV • tOf· µor•l•<in. AMERICAN LE.ISU l<E TOG!., INC ino• ,1d1~""""' w<1~ ,,, .. o wom ti>!.' taining your objectives. Counh c1~·~ 01 0 •dn<;1e Counly on • DON'T pioneer. It takes loo long. Select OP· EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall R. McCard/e is an invest- ment anal11st, college lecJurer. and author o/ ''Real Es tale In California". Send your comments ,and queationa lo Randall Mccardle, cl othe Dady Pilot, P. 0 . Bo:r l SGO, J,.mt)A. Oougl,.$, l>•<·"dtnl TMi~ •M1~m•nt ... ~, 1.i,·11 w•!M 1"' CoUtOlV Cltr' o! 0<.ilngt Coun!y on Au!j .>, 191~. AlJ9U~! I~. lq/}. Costa Mesa 92626. .,,..no portunities in the path or immediate progress un-Pubh•n~d Or;1"9"' Coa'I Q.01!y Pi!OI, ·-:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::===========~;;,:==========~ F4M11 l'\Jbll\heo Orange C<Hl ,I D.il•I• Polo• AUOI'" IC, II, 1<, 31, 191~ l"lll·li PUBLIC NOTICF. Aug.1,,Jl,.oM<:l!.to1./, I'. \qi~ ~-/~ I PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8USIHESS NA.ME STATEMENl T~ tollo"''"!I Pllt~Ofl i> CIOlt>g ~· ------------i""••d• STAT£MENT OF A8AN00 1"MENT 'M/>RINA 'IACHT SERVICE', OFUSEOF l•l~t S.o r•to9~ l.dn.,, HUflltf>i\On FICTITIOUS 8U!.1NE SS NAME Be.tell, CA. q104q TM 1011owl"9 per•on• 11.o...e .ot>M> Volk•• H.on• Et...rl'>ard C..il~I, 1•1'91 ~I~ u,,.. of tn., h<h!+ou~ ""''""'• !.61•atO?"" l..O~. Hunlonglon Bf,.,;~. 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P;is.Naet NllJ""I, L•qun" Nog<>e!, C"l1lofn<d PUBLIC NOTICE !"'l Tl>" llU~tnf'~ ,.,., condut!<!l1 llv ii~r.illp.irtne•~M•P. ------------1 cn.or1.,,T_e.,11 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Floll'll NA.ME STA.TEMENT l'\Jbh\~d Orange Co"'' D•••v Pllol, Tile lollowl"9 P'!•~on\ .ore doiflQ ti.Al· )lug_ 11.14.JI, .onn Seot. 1. 1q11 31116-/j nes•il•: l.100 PACIFIC CORPORATIOft OF DA.NA HARBOR, ?~IZ 0.t Pr.00 Ave .• O.r1<11 Polnl, CA. 916?9 ----~-------1 WiH•rd •. MOO•e. 11181 Olubits.to FICTITIOUS BUSINESS U. •• HuntonglOft B•aCI>, CA.. P UBLIC NOTICE NAME STA Tfi.ME NT Tiii• b<l)!<lt\S I\ cofldu,led by .iln in- Tllt lollowong Pi:'"°"' .o<e oolngbul.•· di~ldua l. ~\l "'' Willard l.MOore ill CARRCO l:Nl ERPRt5£5 ()) Tlli~ •l•!•menl wr.. !oleo:! ..,It! \he 'OLI OAY RE CORDS lJ) DANA CountyClerk"'Otang<>Counl onAug. 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OTE L, •I 1•11 Nt wporl 111•0 , l fle foll-1"!1 .,..,_ i• dO<"'ll bu\!• Ne•PQrtBe.KM,C.illilorn•d. ne1•.01· TM lictihO<l\ ou,,n.,, na....., ll"l" •LWAY!. l'ACKAGlNC., 1/J I n ~nt lor 1'" pa•l~••M•P wd• toll!<I on Rtnt:, Sionla An.ii, C.A. Mircll11, 1t1? on !~ CO<JnlyolOr-HARRY J. l<OLe, 1n1 Rene, S.nt• Fun tu.m. .ond ACld•~~\ot '"" ..,........ ,.,.., C.A. ""111\df-IJ'T9 Th!• bu•i-11 I\ (OndUtltd b~ dM •fl. Che•ler Oon•!O M•lMt w,, Ml! d•v•O..•I. Ml t fl•el Pt•ct, Ne woo rl Bl•CI•. H•rrv J Kolb C.•hl .... nla lhl• )1.0l•ITMl\I w•• liltd WO\!\ !ne Slg n•a cne•t~r Oondld Co..n!y C1t•~OIO~•nge Count1 onAu<jl. MllN!W!. ~. 1tl~. FOIMJl Publond 0•~"9t Co•\\ D•••• J>.101. Pub""'"' O..•nQt C.o•~l D•ilv Piiot, A""""'IJ,10,11,1,,\q/~ ]8'l(l.I\ Augu~l 10,ll,14,31.1q11 l'ill'J.IS EXCLUSIVE OFFERING! .· THREE OCEAN VIEW CUSTOM HOMES Laguna Beach Eleganl executive residences wilh up to 3,000 square feet of luxurious space and all the quality features you would expect in homes of this price range. By Wannington, builders of mansions of the Hollywood stars and Other fin e cuslom residences for 40 years! From$171,000 325 Crescent Bay Drive• (714) 494-2091 Gr == I, ' Gt •.. , ' ,~-· Ta lk about a perfect location! That's Laguna Village, a new collec tion of contemporary townhomes nestled on the rolling slopes of the Laguna Hills. In the hub of a c ircle bounded by Newport Beach, U.C . Irvine, Santa Ana, San Juan Capistrano, Dana Point and Laguna Beach, you couldn't be more centrally located. Laguna Village is only 3 minutes from Interstate 5 and just a zip from convenient shopping centers, shoa ls and golf courses . Designed with th e view in mind, each Laguna Village home is situated so a s to provide the most pleasing vistas from your vantage point. Expansive view-oriented living rooms, <!lining rooms and master bedrooms overlook the Laguna Hill s, Saddleback Valley, the Laguna Hills Golf Course and th e Santa Ana Mountains beyond. Throw in the 4-and-a -half acre Village Green recreatio n center with two pools, therapy poo l. two tennis courts , lawn bowling, volleyball and shuffleboard and you've got Orange County's most exciting new town home development. But at these pn.ces they're going fast. So come see us soon. TU.ST IN "" JVAl'l CAl'l.sTll~NO I ,aguna Village 3 Floor Plans Featuring 2 Bedrooms and Den or 3 Bedrooms From $43,500 to $48,900 A few select locations priced slightly higher. Furnished models open doily, 10AM til dusk. (714) 581-4850 Presented by Pacific Coast Realty. I M( 'Ra I lJJl :·WA ..;.: FJ:j f><ed i~rE tl>e D '"' a'1 q>ent .·Eli ...rtes tent with t in?~ Sin• ing 0 1 .is 8.~ point: seller pens a v ' neigl in 1' orie1 ,Cour '. l\.\.'O • ·bath: one ; bra: ' side livin glas: dout: <1nd: fronl the I priv. the t livin door elev: • Fan; roon bac~ side two s hoY ' retr1 en la COO\ j linu< ing I also full) ing '• , 'r F .. B 0 n s • " ( BeachwalkBooms Sal.es Brisk at Huntington Vnit,s REAL ESTATE Mortgage 'Rates Edge I {Jp in June : ;WASUlNGTON <UPO ...;...FJ;{A-VA home buyers ~ed higher mortefge jntuest rates in June, the Department of Hous· inc and Urban Develop- tµent has reported. :-.Effective interest rates avera1ed 9.12 per· cent in June compared with 9.05 pefcent in May und 8.85 percent in April, .I-IUD said. Since the FHA· VA cell· ing on m ortgage interest .is 8.S percent, discount points a re charged to the seller, who usually rom- pensates tor the penalty. Sales are a vcraging better than th ree homes per week in the popular ·Beachwalk community in 1-!untlngton Beac h where a rhoi('e center 1ectlon has been recently opened in Unit 5, reports the builder, A.J . Hall Corporation. Beachwalk is within J,500 yards of the ocean and 90 of th e new townhomes a re be ing completed now for move· ins this summer. A limit- ed number or homes r e- maining in Unit 4 arc available for occupancy now. The recreation. oriented development is in the exclusive Hunt· lngton Seaclifr area, across from the 18-hole goll course or Huntington SeacJiff Country Club and a $300,000 privttte tennis club. PRICES OF the one and two story townhomes range from $51,000 to $70,000 and a chbice or five distinctive floor plans is offered. The homes have two, three or four bedrooms "'1th two, 21h and three baths. Amons the custom· quality appointments of th e Beachwalk r e · sidences are dram11ti c living rooms with vault· ed ceilings and fireplaces with ceramic tile hearths, large family rooms and optional wet bars in som e plans, and ceramic tile entries. There are secluded bedroom areas and master s uites with private bath·dressing room, fully built-in kitchens with deluxe ap.. pliance s, pantry, luminous ceiling and ceramic tiling, wall-to- wall carpeting and more luxury features. EACH HOME has an enclosed two.car garage with laundry area and private, fe nced patio yard. Attractive ex· teriors are enhanced by private entry courts with trellis and gate, wood trim, Bermuda s hutters and rustic, wood shingle roofs. The homes are sur· rounded by extensive, landscaped r:reenbelt are.as w ith private recreation including two clubhou1~. a junior·slzo Olympic swimming pool, cabana building with saunas, outdoor therapy pool and volleyball court. When complete, Beachwalk will have ~ven swimming pools. F\imished models are open daily from 10 a .m. at Beachwallt with representatives of Donald Bird Realty, ex· elusive sales agent, on the premises. A select number or the two townhomes qualify ror the $2:,000 federal income tax credit, the sales aceot noted. Beachwalk may be easily reached by taking the San Diego Freeway to the Beach Boulevard exit, then drive south on Beach five miles to Pacific Coast Highway. Turn right on Pacific Coast Highway to Golden West Street, then right on Golden West for one- q u art er mile to Beachwalk in Hunt · in.gt.on Beach. Viejo Cor~ova Opening • ' bedroom ; pre-wired TV and telephone outlets; ionized smoke detectors; forced air beating; and concrete driveways and walks. The country-style kitchens are extra large to accommodate an eating area and an enclosed washer/dryer area. Designed for COO\'.enience and efficiency, the kitchens feature continuous cleaning ovens, ranee hoods, disposals, double sinks, vinyl asbestos rJooring, and easy-to-care-for laminated counter tops and cabinet.doors. rhe . ols Clubhouses .. Beach T · G If Swimming Po ··· · ... enn1s... o ... ... AND AT THE CE NTER OF IT ALL, YOUR NEW TOWNHOUSE! Flash! We've just opened 1 new center unit. md it's an are1 of lushly planted greenbelts ; a purely residlntial world of quitt vill9 life. Just how good Is life in Be.chwtlk? An lndepenclsnt survty shows that, of tht more than 315 f1ml1les who own hert, over 93% would buy a91ln tomorrow. We're next door to night·ll~ttd tfnnis courts, tnd Huntington Seacliff Golf Club Is pcrou the wry. With 1 swimming pools and two prlv1te clubhouMS, you may only rarely make that short stroll to the beach. 2,3,4, or 5 Bedrooms 551,000 lo 570,000 . . .... ..,. 10 ...... """" from 1ht ';o.>n Qlf'~O r rttw.1y 1.:ol.t RfJt h Blvd. t •i!, Sc.iuth r,~ mllr1 tt1 r,<1fi< Co.i•t ll1i:hwAy.1 ~~hl on r."n~ Co.o•• ll i~hwJy 1,, Go!Jr<n \Vf'•I St , tl~h~ on (.olJr11 \\'r•t •': m•~ 1n llf'~fhw .. 1~. lh1ntin«1on Rf.f<'h. f ~•l'l•Jt.C'd Mod~h Qrr11 D•ll1 10 • m lo 6 p m, 4114))~··""' INGLEWOOD • PALDS VERDES • Sunday.August 2•. 1975 ---.......... -· . . DAILY PILOT C9 Summer Place by~~~ Four distinct models to make your vacation-style living as exciting or sub- dued as ..,ou want. Each mcxiel comes standard with dozens of work-saving, ste p -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 Summe r Pl ace is more than a name. It's a way of life . A life of easy living. Care- free.vacation-style living. 52 weeks a year. No yard work. No outside main· tenance. No unwanted intruders. Life 2 blocks seaward of the San Diego Freeway on the gentle slopes of San Clemente witti an everchanging pano- rama of sea, sails and sunsets. Come see Summer Place today. It will be some- thing you'll remember Autumn, Winter and Spring. a t S ummer Place can be a never-ending vacation of fun. Golf. Te nnis. Fishing. · Surting. Swimming. Boating. It 's atl inside Summer Place's gates or wlthin minutes nearby. Dr iving Directions To reach Si.mm&r Place trom roo not1h-tal<e tlie San ~ar~...,. Diego Freeway south. Exit at Camino de Estrella. Tum right -Q.llll:•ll and proceed toe.am.no Mira Costa. ltM'tl left and Pl'oceed MAP oor ro EXACT SCALE 1 block 10 lhe get~ etmrance to Summer Pl3ce. To reach Surrmer Piece trom the sooth-lake the San Otego Freeway north. EXll al Gamino de Estrella. Tum left and proceed to c.nino Mira Co$ta Tum left aod proceed 1 blocil 10 the gale-guarded entrance to Summer Place. 714/496-5851 or 496-4601 LONG BEACH • If you or your spouse are at least 40 years of age, welcome to a whole new way of life at Huntington Landmark, one al the fine st recreation-oriented condomin· ium communities ever offered the adult California homeseeker. The condominium concept of leisu·rely 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-hour attended entry • Swimming pool, hot water swirlpocil, tennis courts. gymnasium and paddle tennis court • Exclusive million dollar rec center with clubhouse, games and hobby rooms • Shag carpeting in the living room, master bedroom, secondary bedrooms, and hallways • A country club lifestyle 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 bui lt-ins; separate dining areas BE SUR E TO ASK ABOU T OUR •.. HOUSE-OF-THE-WEEK AND OUR $500 CUSTOMIZING ALLOWANCE PROGRAM · OUR f'\OMES QUALIFY FOR THE (5%) TAX CR EDIT $30,990 to $37,990 2 DR 3 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS --..--.;(.7.14.;.) 536··.·.4·7··----.. > ~ • ~ I 1' • LDSALTOS § • " z < . ,. • \l ~ ~ ~ > • • 2 8 • 0 " • ~ % c • ~ ~ C'l8 DAI\. V PILOT PUBLIC NOTICE ru;tlTtOUS . USI Nl_SS tolAME STATll!ME NT * Sunday, August :H 1975 !'lJ BLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NODCE JllCl'ITIOUS aUSINl!SS NAM I[ ST•Tt"ME NT '"" 10110 .. 1,,. ~·-ll Oolng blli.I• ~···· l1'le follMoil'IQ "', '°"' "'"' ool"!I bu!.! ""'•: GENCRAL L[.('!i., '') .-o.r\• Aft~ L.t<o.-IM.Kll, CA •?t)1 SH AD E lRl!'e S T•INOEO Kiiiy Bord. 2'19J Pl'ISIOll, L.....,. """'91, CA. "1•" f'rMK1t\ A, DeC11rlo, <IOI ~I•. ~«l.,,.r, CA.Tl •JJ 1°MI bl"IM\' Ii l Oll(hlCled by " ....... I JW<IMf~l'llp. ft-t\A, 0.C"rlo '1111 stftt'mo1nl ••• li!rd wltll ttw. c-ty Clt1k of o~ .. ,,~ Coun\y on ~ ..... 112,ltJ). . . ..... f'Ullll1.hld Or.trnje (0.1\f 0 .!olly P.IOI, ..... 1/,14,.)1, .... Soept, '· 1•1) J 111'1-1J INST AUMf NTS. llNI ~rtwrll• --·-••r. Ml.ui.t> 'fie Jo, CA. tM1S Gl'•90l'f AoMfpl M lfll-, IOt-8 Mir• JMr Aw., LetlQ 1 .. (11. CA"*!.] 111 .. """'!""''' ,, ,OftOvr.i.a by Ml .... Oivld\NI, 0noort lt,Mlr"-" Tiii• '"°'"..,."' w•• tllN ••ltll t1W C-ty a ... -of Oral! .. CHft1'1'111'1 '°'4 J, 1'7). ·-P\4111.,_.., 0.-.i~ C..,11 0.11'1' l'llol AM911!t 10, 11, 24, 31. 191$ )(Ol.1J PUBLIC NOTICE V1111afio11 All Year Mountain Camping Resort In The San Jacinto Mounta ins, ldyllwild, California - 1tAMPER'S DEUGRT PAOOGE- 5 NITES $ l 995 SUNDAY THIU . THURSDAY av·s or nNTS .:7..S:.:::.! • Free flillill • lltrsehck ~~II • ............ _ • • l1illi11 • lacl Pxtilt · • 1 e htert~llll<lt e leries t "l!l'llDI • .,..,._ .. \_;' •Ille~. kl, lltr!. \ :::~y= . ··-~ Wl.lderness 1-::::...,,.......,. ·-:...No.~-= ~..;. Pines . . ~-1 ... ~ ...... _____ . "---""_~_ .• _;_·_: ·_: •• F• firtller llfonut ion, R1seml1oas, 1'tease write P.O. tu 22'5. ldyltwilil. CL 12349 • C111 m11 m.ntJ 1 · ) . ' ' " 6 4 2 - 5 6 7 a· D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s· I F I E D 6 4. 2 ••• 5 .6 '7 '8 .. • ..... -........ !.,.,. ...................... -. .. ......._, ._ ............ 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Just $2.990 down + buy• It! 1'wo tilory l"re!\ch motif chatt·au. Gi::inl sparkling pool. Completely rernodelcd & redc:corated. Custom t ile f ir e place. fluge kitchen-microwave + indoor BBQ! Winding s la irca se to hideawuy maliter suite . Large bedrp.oms. E:oclosed patio~ E lel'lr1c garage opentt. All this for on· ly $29,900 lull price• Take odvantage . 1'::x- cell e nt Cos t a tt1 es a Townhome. C11ll now. 752·1100. Lovely 3 beclroom home and furnis hed 2 BR a.pt. with se1Ja rate guest quarte rs. 11trec fireplaces, h:.1rgc garage. Vu ·. cant, ready for immediate oecu1>4ncy. Just reduced Lo $128.000 Holle•: At-I~ r ea l e s tate ad- verti sed in th i s ne wipape r is subject ,to lhe F eder a l Fair Housing Act of 1968 which m akes it illegal to advtrtise "any pre· (er ence, limitation. or discri mination based on race , color, r e · ligion, selC, or national origin, or an intention to make any such pre· ference, limitation, or discrimination." Thi s.. news paper will not knowing ly accept any advertising ror re- al estate which is in violation or the law. Houes· for Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• Genrral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEACH RETREAT $52,900 R a mblin g f o ur bedroom • two story, rormal entry to unique living a nd dinin g areas. Ba nquel sized kltchen. POOL TABLE SIZE FAMILY ROOM WITH WET BAR . Sweeping s tairs l o s ecluded ma s t e r, children, and g ues t s uites. Every room proressionally decoral· ed. Safe cul d e sac loca tion . REDUCED FOR l •MMEDIATE SALE. Cal l today! 963·6767. Ol>f.N !ll q . H 5 'UN 10 Bf Nt(f ' THE REAL ESTATERS *Balboa Island* Open 1.5 Thur /fri f5lm 124 APOLEHA Classic I sland home. Paneled roqms, open beitn' lbru,out'. lmmed. occupancy ia this2·st.Y . 3 BR. fami~ llbme. Lovely patio& plantings. Asking $95,000 .n :. ;\l,\ll l'.\:E A\!· .. HA LBOA 'IS i.A '.\'. D .. 673·6900 .. compactor, ~·et bar: Ii;c . !iv. rm., frplc., guest area & bath over garage. Nice patio & "~ b~th in oversized garage. Eltt. garage door openet", new roof; shows TLC. Selling price incl. land in fee; $107,SOO * Niguel Hills * 29412 Via San Sebastian PACESETTER on cor· ner lot; xlnt cond.: 3 bdrms ., 1% ba., frplc .• t"A heat, dining area . Gas bit· in kitch. with dis· hwshr .• pass·thru win· dow, shake roor. attTaC· ti vely lndscpd. Priced <Jl $51.500. ' • "C"THOMAS REALTOR 224 W. Coast •lwy. N'pt Beach 548·55Z7 EVES.: ~5643 <l"fi'ffH q~ ,, s r~ rott Hoff • *'l**SAVE $$$$ Bea\ lhe anticipated price increase and you deduct the taxes and inter est from YOUR I NCO ?tt E tnx . 2 Bedroom, 2 bath Co n· iJos in Santa Ana still only $21,950 ~·ith lO'JO down. a sk for Frank &39-f.121 Agent. I~~~~~~ SOPHISTICATED "DESERTED" COUNTRY CLUI COTTAG-E $4950 DOWN Steps t o leisure living of fairways lined with s wayin g palm s, P a nama hats , white s uit s and Arnold P a lmer surround this VACANT entertainer 's delight! S weeping COUNTRY Atmos phere • gra<'ious atrium foye r . llig h be ame d cei lin gs . Fotmal dining r oom . Cou ntr y kitchen • share our excitement. Call 6 46-7171. ~N r11 q •II\ fl.JN FO !I N·(f ' THE RIAL ESTATER£ master bdrm and 2 BY OWNER children 's retreats. BIG CANYON Formal dining. BBQ entertainme nt center. <Plan 2 Broadmore). JOG TO BEACH. Huge Bcautirul s tone & slue· p a d for boa t-~r ailer· co 4 Br, 2 1h Ba. home: camper·sell er says br· l-lighly upgr aded mar· ing offer! .Call 847·6010. ble entry, huge livini: OPfN 111q -11s1 u1J10~1 N•r1 • rm .• includf>s con\'ersa- THE REAL ESTATERS i tion pit w/s t o n c fireplace. L~e !:1mily rm a ls o h a s s t o ne f ireplace. Gorgeo us l a ndscaping, puttin ~ i·----------1 green & 3 car garage. Owner w i ll s how hy appointment thi s we~kend . Will consider renting to r eliable pty. CONDOS 644·2466 •L UXU RIO US 3 bedroom gam e room + 36 ' boat slip, JlieWpork-Bu.ch. l8i;Jll50 * T-O.w N lfotJsE-3 ';tJAWS./" bedroom. one blork to will drop when yotl 17th St. $45,000. see thi s Newport OPEN DAILY I TO 5 P.M. 205/205'1>EmoraldA .... fl'l'boolslond ·: SPYGLASS TRADEWIHDS MODEL \ On one or the best. lots on the r idge. I Breathtaking view of ocean, co.istlin e and valley. Large poolsize lot.· 'Come see this beautiful 4 bedroom, 2•12 ba th home today . $190.000. OPEN HOUSE 1-5 IOTH SAT. & SUH. 63 MOHTECITO, CORONA DEL' MAR SELECT ONE IN.HARBOR VIEW HOMES CARMEL MODE!, AN.OUTSTANDING a bedrl10m,'2 ba., family room. with lovely ,gardens and·a - greenhouse for only ~79,500, or J>erha}>!; a ... MONTEGOMODEL • With s pectacular, unobstrucled viey,• of entire valley. Truly your "Shangri-La " after a busy day. Ir you would like a 4 bedroom. 2 bath home for your. family. be sure to see this one. Only $103,000 with commun'ity JXX>l-& tennis just 1f.! blockaway,oia... · PALERMO MODEL Aga in , with a s pectaculnr view, close to pool and tenni"s. Thi~ is the 4 bedroom, 211'~ bath, two.story mode l which has been. decorated exquis itely! Landscaped lo perfection~ Jt's a fap- tastic hom e. Let tis s how it to you to· d ay! · ' TURTLE ROCK TERRACE PLAN 60 WITH VIEW! Sp.acious 4 bedroom, 21f.! bath ex· ecutive home on one or the best loca· tions in Turtle Rock Terrace, Irvine. If you are looking for quality construe· tion. privacy. lots of square footage and immaculate condition, then see this one this "rcekcnd ! Oral FllOM I TO 5 IOTH SAT. & SUH. 5752 OAKLEY TERRAC~ IRVIHE LE RAISOR REALTY 4523 Ca....,_ Dr., Irvine CALL 8J3-8600 Gftlltt'al I 00·2 G-;.,.,.at 1002-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •ONE BLOCK lo Rivi era 3-BR, 3·BA. Westclirr, 2 bcdreom, CONDO. Best condo $43.500. buy In &wn. OPEN FOUR BEDROOMS "ABANDONED" ~· sAT.1suH: 1-s: (Monie 2 sTo•yvru• 400 E. 1?'1h sr. C05TA MESA ® herbert haw kins REAlTOll~ "Vis ta ti> Alooaoo, to HEATED POD'· " .. Geno a , to 2 4 4'7 I: POOl•IEACH ~:,~s)e illc s, Co<ta $35,!llJO $43,900 UHITE_D BROKERS Four spaciou!'i Seclu d e d ent r y to John Carey sw.7414 bedrooms . sec luded spacious living room. STYU! 1·~;;:::;~;;;;:::~~1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~~;;;;;;~; p a ti o • a bun d a nt Form a I dine. Garden · s torn "c. t\.1onti cello kitchen. Dra matic s t;1irs from lerrazw entry lo "' t d master s uite. Thick DUPLEX· .... 2.900 Newport Beoch ·heated pool. s w.eep o sec<:'n !'ilory ~ Walk to shoppin g & si_utes featuring huge s hag, wet bar, formal TERMS FOR VA 2540 Yl1ta loya bus . $35.900. 53,600 h1~eawa y m a i>le r & dining & nlore! $i 7.soo. Nestled on quiet ·tree Open Daily 1·5 down. Owner will help chlld rcns roomf\. Owner Call to see! 968·4405 lined cul-de·sac street. WAN'"r J•RJVACY ·~ finance. Cati 962-7788. bou.ghtanolhcr.Uln't af· e ,. e e 2 Bedrooms . 1 bath Surrounded by large 1 ~ KEY ford lY1.'0. ·r ake ::idvn n· each unit. Dining ~" trees & shrub5. Lot.s or <.-1 n€ALTOn c: IC tage. Call 96a·7881. GR.OVAL. F'ireplac.es . ...euill·ins~ room fo r entertaining ,.. n .> ·a.'11i u,q . r~1v-.~oN "lf '' ~RTl.f:;s •, Ca rpels & dra.pe&;. around pool & patio.1-----------[ I l-~*~~ .. :::R:l:M:::E5*'/__~'I. i:::\::.::P11~:~~; ~:*.:~:~;\~· 1:~1 r.,.: ~~~!!,~••: , ~.7 ::1ftlilll[ call gets this one lime p I u s 3 It 0 0 M bd 2 b d . -- li bl 0 rms.. a .. 1n. rm. ·,i· ~ New1110rt 4-l'lex Pride.of-ownership 3BR 2ba eorner unit has frplc in master BR and frplc in living rm. Others ar e a ll 2BR 2ba . On fee Janel , nr l·loag Hos p·. Full price $137 .500. Call bargJlin. Unbe ev.ai e. DETACHED STUDI . + three 2-bdrms., 2 SEL1.o idle jtems with ; Call 11ow! Call 342-2535. Shake roof. Harbor Hi b ai.·, s . ca r garage •• DailJJ.1i10t'Pla:ssifiedAd OPrH'111q ·11·~~uN ro8fNOCt1 "'-hool di t • -500 I Q\; 5 • ••J, · -Prime Costa Mesa -646·3928, eves:646-4543 area. GeMral I 002 Gii WALKH REALTY 675-5200 BAYCREST C u s tom lath an<l THE HOME TO pl :.i s t e r 4br . 2b a, PRESTIGE HOMES Realton 645·6646 Deluxe duplex + J!uest COME HOME TO s e parate ramily rm F •MILY room + extra parking. For the spice in yoor and fo rm a l d in i n ". "' $1S9,500! life try a beautifully Ma ny, m a ny quality SPECIAL CALL 675--7060 built 3 bedroom, 2 fea tu res a dd up to Prime eastside locat,lon t • b ath Pa ces etter in make this one the best in Cosi,. Mesa. l..cvelY., OPEM SATfSUM 1~5 Me s a Verde. New buy in Newport Qeach two stAlty modem with 259 PRO~T paint & c<irpelS, 2 Jov-at $73.,000. CAL~ 3 bed.tOoms plus _large New po~ Shore.!f. 3 e ly back yards wittr ~· ..... family room plus on BR .• 2 baths. $52,!500 lanai. Seller motivated. 'SELECT extra study . E a s y CALL 556-8100 Asking sss.ooo. ' paoPERTIES maintenance. Room for lolbo I ._ ~ " boa t storage. Only :ea:!.; •vr-UPERB ·tassifled Ads sell ~·g. ·~~·9 ~~s'!!1~f··1~~~~~~~~~~~~ OMES ite"!s· s mall ilel'ri.8 or !f&t1 I 3841 Cempu• NB 641.u55, anyitem.642-5678. ~lt~ll1i1 ;·~~g~~~ ~~s~©~tt~~~lA~-=ll;:£:;:::;?Ji=s=8==- sA.c11F1cE That Intrigu ing Word Gome with er Chuckfe ATIENTION! VA IUYHS! 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, !iv· Ing + den. Large lot w/open area around patio + l8x36 pool. Obie tarage. Owner leaving state. $41 ,400. 3928 e 548·3Si61 $33,950 '411•11 ~, Cl.Af I. ,OUAN Tree!! gracefull y shade Q !>:•a•ror""l" •h~ 1, .:~"'b'~" 1· entrance to this ge· ""'°''" 1:1e1., ... •a "'!J\• t. r;~ nuine tile roofed Casa'. , ..... .,, .. v.o•ol1 r•,n1 l"'M" cl • - Old World cha rm is e<><~ "' 11~ t,ne ~.I \!Nt>•ltl ~J r carefully blended with I ~ u M R E 0 moderfl ""'·•· I I' I I' I Spacious living room . . . . . . . Ca ntine kit c he n & TA K.J .E. C I' l I I I GLE E AL d in e . Fi esta party I room with adjoi"J·nc terrace . Se.clu ed second s tory miste ... retreat plus g uest I quarters . Arched ·r:==========t balcony with com· mandlns •lew or . I' I' I My neighbor is • re1.I fin of these di s 1s1ilr movies. He c.sf1ed me up and s"1d, "Did you see the latest one? E11e1yt hing is swaying, crackling, t rum· !-ll1ng and crashing!" I s "id. "Earthquake?" Ho Sdid , courtyard &: ppol. Call I nrst on thl• unlque BARGAIN! !JSl.7881. O"f" U! q •II s •u ... 10 !11 Me r• HA KS AD I I I I' I l'ORTOflNO 8tLLlstMOl ! 20X40 Ft. pool, jacu7.z.i. 3 4 or 5 bdrm .. Incl. elegant 2·!!itory bonus s ui te . Nolhina: to do bot enjoy !~ un1 .... 1ty bdly 1 'iililiii I· H E L R AW r· I 3001 E.'tst tlwy 67J.6S tO fl • - OPPO RTUHITY k~k!!i orten when you u1e rnult·gellin~ l)u.lly Plkwt t lHsified Ads to ttfth' Ute Ortanac Coast markeL Pbone 642·56711 • "No, -·· -" l!l ·I~ T O R N [ T I 0 CO"·r>l<11e ·~• •"11'11. "°""'"' I I; I ' ' I I ... , ,,11.,, .... ~ .......... 1 ... .., ....,.( .. • • • • • ,,... c.i&•e10f! l16m \l~p No J b•~ Cl • ·-.. -~ .... o;w,.,.," ·r r I' I' r I' I' I' I' r· I 111 •111111 ·····················- Two, 1nree and !our bedroom townhomes, 8 moclels, 1 and 2 lil0fie8. e~Qdollble · garages, decks, bal· conies, fireplaces. tennis, sWimming, saunas, From $58,875 8t't1 ANNUAL % RATE' -· I The~more the down, the loY(er the interest } 20~h Dov1n. I :;% /\!mu 11 ~ l1;-1IC: 10".ii [1, ,vn. 1. ~ /\111 11J.~ '~ Hctl•! ' J I ' t ' ' l -1 Sunday, Aygust 2-4, 1975 OAIL v PILOT DI *** :50~ * * *** GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY 1926-1976 REALTOR ' REAL ESTA TE SAllS .TRAINING SCHOOL COLLEGE STYLED CLASSES New or 8llpertenced! Here 's vocir chance to becol"l'le a high earning prolessional. Learn from 12 outstand- ing instructors using !he rrr:>SI m:>dern equipment and techniques. lri just 15 days you can complete a . sehedule of conce"ntraled real estate courses. If you . are dedicated to becoming the ··besr· then call for class lime and schedule. • ' CALL MR. Fl.ORY 132·5440 ....... ,.::;<..1$:"·<.i,. ._ .......... Attention large families for those who like I room! 2 bedrooms plus a den """."'{"'~ downstairs, 3 bedrooms upstairs ~ for • total of 6 bedrooms! Separate family room boasting flreptace. Country kitchen rich in ·wood cabinetry. No-maintenance Jandscaping. A lot ol hOme lor the money! $64.gpo Ask tor Albert Van t~ll7l CloM .. s.... c..t ..... A lovely Summerfield home in prime areal No-wax lit¥>1 eum in country kitchen, wood--burning fireplace accenting ballroom-sized living room. 4 versatile bedrooms. xtra baths. t'luSl'l carpets and drapes. $52,500., Lisled by Edythe Warner. f79-2Jto . -ASKayu..Hcm Owner's got two homes and needs a fast sale on this one! Custom drapes, ankle deep carpels thruout all brand new! ~ Spacious llOOf plan features lour v ersatile bedrooms. entry to separate family room. Sunny breakfast area adjoined by award winning kitchen. $63,000. Li sled by Patricia Papp. Mtiwpcwt IMclt ..... Pride of ownership with easy n-eintenance yards close to school, shop, pool & ' · tennis! O wn y our own land .. Family floor plan offers 3 king bedrooms, 21/i baths, candl8'ight dining ~us breakfast bar in galley kitchen. Parquet floors. $84. 700. Listed by Evelyn Shatzen. 540-1720 BARBARA EYSTER SELLS $1/.i MILLION IN AUGUST Upon receiving her li cense, Barbara Eyster has accumulated $1/4 million so far in August. A member of the successful sale& team at Tarbell's W;trner office, located at 6960 Warn·er, Huntington Beach. Barl)ara has gained the respect and admiration of all her fellow associates. A future member of Tarbell's "Real Estate Hall of Fame" Barbara has earned 2 c'oveted .. Gold Key" awards so far this month for her expertiOO in sales. If you 're looking to buy, sell, invest, or rent. Barbara Eyster is the one to see. a.._,.11...,..T- The Ideal home for entertaining! Candl8'ight dining to serve YQur gourmet defighrs. 3 ·><··..,_,_ 5*eeplno quarters. Extra large lot .. ·ii.1!'1"'1~ · with brick patio with lath oov8f f!: ,. :• .. great for summer cookouts or just ,.,,~ _,, lazing in lhe sun. Parldand yards -4 ··. crisoty manicured. $44,000 Listed ~ · by Betty Chikie.rs.. · , •• •..,J,,,_ . . • ..... d • ..,.o....r Largest lot on the whole trad! Room for pool tennis courts. Freshly painted inside. large fies"ta room with built-in bar for parties, luxury living room unveils wood-burning tireplace. 3 king suites. Best pric e d 2·story in the ar ea! $53,900. Ask for Maris Sobczak. IQ.1154 · Mffll Y-* D6liflit . 2·Slory in design with tasteful Palos Verdes stone exterior. Park·like yards. Sprin~ers for easy maintenance. 4 bedrooms plus a btg den inside, xtra baths, oversized living room with ' fireplace. Intimate dining served 'i""i by country kitchen. Slate entry. ' "" $89,900 LiS1ed by Glen Hellwarth. Mo.1720 TARBELL'S SUNDAY 842-8854 •.cti • .. e»y Charming San Clemente residence. Lush · IO*·mai ntenance. landscaping ~-• .;,i, , , Inside there's a large comfortabkl JJ '' ~~ nster suite with pnvate bath, 3 .. "il.t '; 't =~111:y ai~,1~:'~~ = ·: ', , ~ accents. Brand new deluxe shag • ..... ; carpets. coordinated drapery. \~ • tJ .. $49,500 ask !or Jim Sanders. "'"·"'· \·:~' 4tZ.72 I I . ,. ~-. ·-;_ . ~· ......... --*~-'"• .......... c .... , ...... LusNy landscaped, lots ol tr8M and ferns. room for rec vehicle. Outdoor gas BBC for r cook~ts. party patio. Inside Is nicely decorated"" with shul18(S, '1(>1ished tiled entry to for~I ~ living room. 4 bedrooms, xtra r;.:. bath. Separate family room, '-'"! aackling fireplace .. $51,900. Ask " lor Paul casselrnan. •Iii!~ ····1 I"~''" .. -t~ " c_,,.,a.5"""' .. . Within walking distance lo rec oenler and all local schools! Step onto Italian tiled entry th"at leads lo private library with full wall boOkcase. sun-lazing balcony oft masler retreat. Separate dining room. chef's kitchen, '4 huge bedrooms. Owner · ~ti so move right in! $84,9')(). Ask for Deidre Leighton. c-.,cw... BeautifUI exe'cuttve home In Newport Beach. Full flagstone fireplace in pool table sized family room. '4 king suiles. AM/FM stereo sound syst em, xl ra J1hone jack s . Gracious entry, formal dining room. Party patio. For more details call Betty Martin. 540.1720 OPEN HOltSES I ~s P,:M. l•••a• 1168 Augusta, Costa Mesa ......••.•...•..•...•...•.•.......•••.....•..... $46,150 2968 Pemba. Costa Mesa ...........••..... , ....... , .... , ....•...•........ -~.500 S40-1.7:l0 54()-.t720 S'4()-<17:'20 962·5566 979·.2390 979--2390 3066 Trinity, Cosla Me1111 .• .' .....•....•.•• , ...•...•.•••....•.••. : •••....•.. $40,950 1'212 Lurline, HuntingtOn EJuch .•..•....•....•...•..•. , ...•..........•..•. $53,900 3518 Btrctf. Santa Afta • , .. ~ ........•....•...•........ , .........•.......... $47,500 2607 N. Olive. Senti Ana (POOL;) ..... , .,. ....•••.. , ••• , ..................... $84,500 ' 4•* l •• 19911 Glouster. Hf.lntlnglOn Belich .. , ................•....•...••.......... $48.900 1n42 Steiryr, HuntinOI°!"' Beach .......••...•............• , ...•........... $45.500 10223 Pheasanl, Fount•n Valley ...........••...•...•................... ~S55.000 136:21 Espirit, lnt'lne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . . • . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . ... :il64.500 3201 DeeQ•n. Santa Ana . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...•............... ;$52,500 27132 Via Galvez, Mission Viejo ........... . . . . . . . . . . .............. $89,900 2406J Eaglemont, El Toro ............................•. '; .S52,500 J;2-$66 t142.Q;91 842-6691 .. -..115,. ·= 830-6060 Relocating? If yoM're mo•in9 to ~area. Tarbell can crrange for you to receive free information from o•er 7000 conwrunities thrvout the USA and se•eral foreign countries thru our RELO orgoni•otioft. For further details plfllse coll Ms. Reio, M EMBER (714) 832-5440 REL@ rlii · . MIT ., ' .. flP' -· •. Sl5. too -4 + DIHING A tremendous home buy! Exc-e11enl floor plan with 4 bedroom wing, gracious entry to ~· . ' ' fashionable parlour. intimate dining served by gourrret kitchen. Detached rumpus room ideal !or that pool table! Wall·to·wall ,,I' l::' . c.an>ets, coordinated drapes. Ask µ, ~ lor Kay Williams. '-~~-• MHOVri• .......... ::irestige area ol Costa Mesa! Formal inside with t;>~autifu l handmade bullet. country kitchen, extensive use of rich wood • paneling, 3 bedrooms. xtra baths. double l i repla ce. Cove r ed p at io surrounded by lush landscaping and fruit trees! S64,500. Listed by Margaret Highsmith. 54~1720 Tri-l.nal ...& HoMt In prestigious N e wport Beach! landscaping too! Sun balcony, ' :· Spanish tiled rool. 12 It. ceilings .• in deluxe kitchen, luxury living room and foi-mal dining room. Custom decor-thruout. 3 suites. •·• $00.500. Listed by Solly Shatzen. 54~1720 View..,.._..., ..:...Jil""" )~ If you're looking for a 3 bedroom, 3 bath house in "East Blulls." HERE tT IS! Panoramic view of upper bay.1 tropical lands c api ng w i th decorator waterfall. Roman pillar: en try, antique mirrors lhruou r,. Huge 25 foot fiesta room, lam1lyi kitchen. Travertine fireplace .• $89,500. Li sted by Eleanor Tjossem. · 540-1720 , $46,t-Sf--A ...... YA..,... . ' Price slashed tOr fast sale! Lush tropi~! ~~. "'.'ilh fruit trees & greenhOuse. Garago .. '""' converts to htdeaw•Y or den. :1' bedroom suit6S. bl'eakfast bar, huge living room. Deluxe kitchen with built·111$-F.r~s~ pa:int. Ask for Irene Beck.. · • • .. 54~1720 B~~J=~ Serving 70.00 Cities ThroughQut The U.S.A. America~s , --~~ge.$1 Home Resale "colilpany . . . .. .... ., • - ,. • . , • 02 DAii. Y PILOT S unday, Auguat 2-i, 1975 ~!.~ .~~ ....... !~.'!'!!~! .~~~ .~~ .....•.• [~~::! f.~ .~ ... ~ ... . G1Mrol 1002 G....,ol 1002 G.-ol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~ Home Buyers and Bro kers ATTENTION! We , the ORIGINAi, O\\'l'\~:HS. are going lo sell our home by Septc 1n hl·r 15 for the best bid over $155,000. We'll pay any s t1ll111g l~rok l·r 3',. . This home "·as or ig in:l\1.v li sted at $195.000 because we think it is worth ii if you apprc'riatC' real Ncwsx>rl Ii\'· ing in THE l'Hl\'ATE COMMUN I TY Ot' l!AYSllOJt f<:S \\'ith your own beaches & guard servircs. \.\'l' rt·tlu r('tl the price to $172,000, the average pric·e :-u ggt·~ted by 23 realtors who s aw our hon1c. N<> 1\t'I ion '. Our ho1nc ha:-i 4.oOO ~q rt . lvg area, incl 5llR, Sba, Jo""am. Rm. & lana i rm. garages for Scars or sm boats or wrkshp. I.argr st lndsrpd patio, steps to pvt bch. lg W<J s hroom. closets galore, gigantic t.-l s tr. BR s uite w /pvt I~ sundeck ." /\Ilea) Cas ual Family Home. Shown by A ppointment 548·7 l 16 I 002 GtMral IOOJ Ge•r.t 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPER SHARP BLUFFS "E'' F'or1n n l liv 1ns room ~'/\'a u ltcd open beam OPEN TODAY 4 24 t'l'J l1n).!. t :ourmct Vista P o1rada . Front kllC'hl·n \l.'/family room rnw loc:1t1 on \·1e w ! + nl.'"'" landscaping. Come .sec & brin g C all Spa rlin g Jnvest- <'heck hook. O"'·ner rf'-mC'n t Corp., &13-3.'}..1-1 :.idy. BKR. &w-11~; I ~--~~~~~~--Scll 1,lll.' ill'm:i ,-------~1 GfMt"OI I 002 GeMral IOOJ •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• On The Water ••• in Newport Beach Live on the water with boat dock for ooly $139,500. Open & bright 3 bed. home, private patio. Cool & pleasant ocean breezes. Flexible floor plan for adult or family living. BIG family get lost in spacious & light 2 sly. 4 bed. home. Courtyard entry. 2 balconies overlooking your own boat. dock. Room for 3 boats. VIEW, VIEW, VIEW. Fantastic financing. Beach living for $52,500 and NOT a fixer-upper! High celinged 3 bed home. Private pa tio. DECORATOR'S MASTERl'IECE ONE ACRE 5-BEOROOM Famous old estate, li- quidation . S Bedrooms, stone fireplace, 5 ca r gar age, private well, immaculate landscap- ing, coun try kitche n. llorscs OK. Almost a full ac r e . SSS,000! ! Hurry. 645-0303 a CG.DWELL UMEll COWUY EASTSIDE ESTATI; $33,950 ' .. ~!.~~.~ ..... :.I ~~!.~~~-~ ........ ~!!!.~~~ ........ 1 ~~!!! .~~~~ ....... ~~~!~!!.~~~~~ ........ I~!!!!.~~.~~ ....... . Gfltl"ral I OOJ .Gffff'GI I 002 G........ I OOJ GetM-ro1 I 002 G.-rol I 002 Gm.rat I 002 . .............................................................................................................................................. . W FSl.l·'.Y !II TAYLOR CO. HE1\LTCl1(S . .,,,,, l '•·lli l!ST IM THE l l.lll'l'S! $91,500 Jo:::.Cautifully decol'uted "E" 1>lan Y."ith vi C"-' o r north bay & mtns. 3 BR , 2\.~ bulhs & fam rm w /wet bar & frplc. Su nn y kitchen, 2 patios &privacy. 2987QUEDADA SAT/SUN 1·5 EXCLUSIVE LIN DA ISU-SJ95,000 The ONLY brand NEW home on market on this prestigious island. Tru. ly luxurious thruout! 5 Bdrms. ram rm billiard rm. Slh baths, ctr l. vac .. (X)()I /: jacuzzi /sauna . Pier /slip_ 76 LINDA ISLE DH. SAT /SUN 1·5 ' SPAllKLI MG POOi. HOM E-574,90 0 Charming 4 bdrm, 3 bath home w /pool. Bright inviting rms. Lge mstr bdrm & bath w /Roman tub. Walled courtyd. 1706 1RVINEAV.E. OPENSUN1·5 ' DOVEi! SHORES I EAUTT -$21 5,000 Fa ntas tic 4 BR & pool home with beaut. view o f bay & city li ghts. Lge colorful garden rn1 with roll -a Y.·<.iy roof & huge wet bar. FinestC&D. 1806GALAXY DRIVE SAT/SUN 1·5 PIEMIMSULA "COMDO" -$63,000 Carefree living in this beautiful 2 bdrm 2 bath condo in s uper top quality bldg on the bay. Boat s lips, pool & patios. LIDO ISLE -$95,500 "WOWl" A nifty 5 BR -neat as a pin or ... knock out a wa ll or two & do your O"A-'n thing ... 3 baths, frplc & sunny patio. The season's best buy! 216 VIA ITHACA SAT/SUN 1-5 MOMARCH IAY TERRACE 3 Beaut. 3 & 4 bdrm new homes with ocean views in one of Laguna's nicest res. areas. These homes offer qual. · · 'conslruction & too many extras to mention. $119,500-$149,500 EXCLUSIVE llG CANYOM -$17,SOO Splendid view Jot or golf course . Private drive from street to site. Call! 2 111 s .. J ....... Hlls Road NEWPORT CENTER. M.I . 644-4910 REALTORS 675-5511 -::...~-=----O PEN HOUSES 307 MARIGOl.0 AYE. C-def M• ....... Close to beach : THREE be drooms & TWO baths : beam ceilin g , J)anclc<I Y.•ulls . \VO<)d floors , fireplace . THllEE C AR GARAGE: & paneled hobby room. Reautifully secluded, cool tree-shaded patio & large yard. One or a kind on TWO LOTS. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1 to '· $123,500. 4714 CORnAND llR. Cili•o HHJhl-ds in Corona del Mar. Gem quaJity -it sparkles. f<~our bedroom or Three & den -or formal dining room, as you wish; New carpet- ing & dra peries, s pacious patio & yard wit.h many fruit trees. l~ivate beach. OPEN SAT &SUN 1 to5. $87,500. 320 SEAWARD; Choice S horeclfffs location. Sincere. serious sell ers have reduced price 011 this lovely s plit-level home, beamed ceilings & paneling, three bedrooms. family room, spacious g arde ns . private bea ch. OPEN SAT & SUN 1 tu 5. $99,950. 702 ACACIA Corana dtl Mor south of highway invest- ment property. Buy a future!! Older home on R -2 lot. Invest ~t today's price & draw income. build later. Jus t $6.5,000. OPEN SUN l to 5. Lusk harbor view, 4 bedroom, fa mily room, pool plus gorgeous 180 degrt:e ocean view. Freshly painted, newly de - corated. You own the land. Call for appt. $130,000. DlllLEX -COl"Ofla def Mer. Best in c lass . Owner's unit three bedroom, two baths PLUS an income unit of Two bedrooms ; Fireplaces, beamed ceil- ings, private patios. Jus t a delight. $125,000. . IA 'l'FllOMT: a PENTHOUSE ao Ille Udo ,, • .,.., Fabulous location & view ON THE· WATER. Boat slip available. $165,000. * * * * * * Heritage Collection JUST LISTED HAllD TO FIMD -•I bedrooms with formal dining . separate family room & large kilct1cn <·;itinR are~1. Custom features tt1 ruoul include! co•tttd polio. custom wa ll c'>vering , and upi;r1.1dcd <Appliances. A rnusl SL¥ at $.'>1 ,950. Call 54B-1151. 4·BEDROOMS UNDER S40,000 1>lus fan11 I~· ruo 1n lt- <·overcd patio. l.argc yal'd \\'11.h lovcl_,· f)ld trees pl'ovidcs lOL"i of heauty a nti privar_y _ lloom for boot or• (';1 m1X'r . i\ f'\\ paint and r>ancling. \..'~1ca nt and '''<•It 1n j.:! for you'! (';111546-5180. BEAT THE HEAT WITH TOUR O WM SPAAKLIMG POOL t<& JACUZZ I o n quiet <:ul-de-s al'- Pcrfect Cost .. Mes a loca tion . :~ Rl"droo111 , f;1nlilv roon1 & formal din ing . [>(uslt honic upgraded thruou1 . OWMr anxious to move. ~ay~ ''make f)f· f<•r . ''Coll 540· I 151 . SPARKLING EASTSIDER lXTRA LARGE master bedroom in this remodeled and enlarged home on .... t c...._IOC with mini-view of Back Bay. Bright and cleun. Call today for :ip· pointment -546-5180 HORSE PROPERTY · IEAUTIFUL 3 IEDROOM with hardwood floors & brick fireplace. A neat. clean family home . Extras in- clude 4 stoll covered stablto. Don 't miss this g r eat value at $59,000. Coll 540-11 5 1. ATIENTION BULIDERS!! LIVE IH THIS MICE -2 bedroom homo \\'hile you build your Wlits on the ll-4 lot. Room for pool table in large con - verted family room . Walk-in c losets. paneling, gas bltns & covered patio enhance this property. Don't delay on this ... only $40,500. C,. 546-5180 Hear & see the SURF . . . oceanfront lot, lagoon & greenery. Prestige community with security_ Flexible Terms. $129,SOO. FULL PRICE Gt•rol 1002 G.-ol 1002 Hom e with country ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOllLE HOME PARll -~L 9 ocm partially developed. May exchange on ORANGE County property or may help finance. Call for details. SNEAK PREVIEW 2 IEAUTIFUL MEW quality built custom hoMes nearin g compl etion. Custom quality every ~·here you look. Buy no\v and choose your favorite carpet color. Pool size lots "-'ilh off street trailer parking. Prestigious Ne"·port address. Ctl 540..1151 for more information. WATERFRONT H OMES feeling. Lots of room 1--------for gard en on estate sized Jot. Large shade trees. You will dig this one. Try $4.000 down. Call us now. 646-7171. OP!// Ill Q •II S 'UN IO~l Nl(fl Hiah On JI. Hll AIANDOHEO IEACH TRl-LEVB. ASSUME Little l"-d loyfra..I -choice location. Private pier, five bedroom available for yearly lease. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., c.._ dol M.- G1Mral 2633 \V Cw~t H19i-.,......,y N._..,,..po'1 &>.x.h t7\4}63l -14Cfl ~~IU!i&*I Overrooking lush valley & park, sits this 6 yr. old dream home. Sun- ny patio area, perr. for those outdoor BBQ's. Listed !/20175 at '48.900 SOUTH LANDERS 642-6368 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '1002 1~~~"""""~~1 •••·•••·••••·••···•·•••···· ·••••••••••••••••• 6 BEBR06MS 675-5511 CAMEO SHORES; elegant :J bdrm., 3 bath home with magnificent ocean view. Large heated pool, formal dining room; all.in xlnt condition! $157 ,500. ERITAGE, . REALTORS • . ' ' • • • PRESTIGE HOME PLUS IMCOME Be.autiful 3 year old duplex in Costa l\lesa. For t he family that wants a lovely large 3 bdrm, 2 bath home with private yard plus a fin e investment -2 bdrm & 2 bath unit. ~ceing is believing. $72,900. $43,500 G. I. TERMS Location location. You cit.n't believe this charming 4 bdrm 2 'bath home . Lovely family room with fireplace. Nearly new carpeting. Call to see this doll house. C AU FORMIA RANCHEll Ot<LY $4 5,000 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 bdrms, 2 bath , & a cozy fireplace. 1'hi s Y•on 't last call today. ' UMllEl.IEV AILE SJJ,500 Hones t! 2 bdrm, 21 ~ bath, plus £ireplace -Built-ins and air cond. E lectric ~arage door opener. IUCH DUrLEX Sharp rus tic charm & contemporary -Both for the price of one. Priced for quick sale. Beach one block away. Only $61 ,500! • SL!B'l!R AREA VA>fflA Rustic charm 3 bdrm. 2 bath, fireplace. Real Beauty. Seeing is believing. You ran a lso purchase subject to existing VA loa n . IA Y -OCEAN -HEIGHTS VIEW 1-lilllop manor -3 bdrm, 2 bath. 2 fireplaces, 3000 sq. ft. Executive hon1c -l\'tust~ce . COLLEGE PARK Steps to s hopping -4 lxl rn1 , 2 ba th . fireplace. floom for boat or camper . Large lot with trees. MESA VERDE Beautiful 3 bdrm, 2 bath, with 2 fireplaces. Shake roof and 10 bearing fruit trees. See to appreciate. SlHPER AllEA YA.fffA 3 bdrm, 2 ba th. This charmingly decorated home has fir epla ce, s h a ke roor and is professionally lan<lscapcd. Name your terms. I • • I l ' I Great for t he big famlly who wants 4 plua a bonus room or 6 bdrms-dark-room tor s hutterbugs , covered patio-near bus, freeway and shopping. This 1ov- e I y 2 story s hake roored home is warm and inviting. Call for an appointment. l"Quail ~ .. IPlac• Propertl-. 7Sl•1920 1.000UA1l~t.H1wro11&u.CM BY Owner, 3 br & den I •LIO• IS' • .,0 on % acre. $49,950. Lg --~1""11 sundeck, beaut view, Cape Cod 30 mature rruit trees, 4 br. 2 ba. By owner. horse ~o rral, fenced 121 Coral Ave .• 675-0985 yard. Vista. 1-72.4-1123 1002G_,..,I 1002 Kt~AIJl'4tKS 644-7270 IEAUTIFUL CA..•.MB. .. HARIOR VIEW HOME -private 0 kingsize yard '41th 2 separate patios. Both with overhangs for a ll your plants, on a quiet cul -de-sac. l'crfect family hon1c, 3 bedrooms, paneled den , formal dining room . Close to schools . Come by and see this hi ghl y upgra<led home on FEE land for $84,950. 1627 PCllf llo...-tlt, M.I. Sot /S.... f ·5 MEWP'ORT !SUMO DUl'UX ...... 9UIET OWNER UMIT. 10 Ft. ccil-u ings. 5 Bedrooms, 2 baths. Both have builtin ckitchens & fireplaces. Priced at $117,500. This investment will carry iL'iclf. 40,.;j 9111 St. l olll aa C AMIO SHOlllS OCEAH • JITTT YllW _.,, 4 ••-3-. formal dining U room overlooks private pool patio with pass-lhru to gour~t isle kitchen with bltns /charct>al broiler. All rooms large. Breakfast bar. Oversized 3 c ar garage. Privutc beaches. Move·in condition. Re.o;i . denl specialists Shirley & Marshall Rich. By appointment. Offered at $189,500. Brochures available. 212:1 f . Coa~t Highway, Corona dot Mor llU -\I ... ... , .. ···-· '' . " ' ' 4507 TREMONT, OPEN DAILY 1·5 CORONA DEL MAR; exceptionally large duplex; 4 bdrms., 2lf.? ba.; ap- prox. 2,000 s q. ft. in each apt. $124,500 617 IRIS, OPENSAT/SUN.1-5 BUTTERCUP YEI.J,OW; profess. de· corated, So. of Hwy., Corona del Mar du(llex. 2 Lovely bdrms., & l ·bdrm. apt. with guest apt. & bath. $97,500. 41S FERNLEAF, OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 $81 ,500, CORONA DEL MAR: A real 2 bdrm. doll house; owner anxious to re- locate. All in mint condition. 717 GOLDENROD, OPEN SAT. 1·5 CLOSE TO OCEAN: Corona del Mar duplex, only 1-blk. from Big Corona Beach. The 4 yr. old 3 bdrm .. 3 bath sep. bldg., is truly magnificent. The 2 bdrm. Spanis h style unit with Mi ssion tile roof, is a n instant rental at top dollar! $124,500 GOLF-TENNIS-SWIM ; a ll at your fingertips! Beautifully d ecor ., spacious 3 bdrm ., formal dining rm.; huge fa m ily rm. "'ith "A-'et bar: 3 baths, adjacent to exclusive country club. $61,500 V f" AR BAY AND BEACH 6 75-3000 <"'10 •I CUl\<,l .. HJ\. y C flRUl'JA Ol:L Ml\R G-ol 1002 -NI 1002 ···············•·•···•• •.•.............•• ~ .... STOP THIEF OPEM SAT/SUM 1-5 What A Steal!!! 3405 SO. TOWNER $119,950 includes land-. S_A~TA ANA " Br. 2": ba. f:tmll y New listing: ·' hdrms .. +g11me rooms. formal 2 ha .. kHchen /f;i!n\ly living a.. dining. Pool., rm .: lgc pools 11ed l•euzzl , beauti f u l )Y.rd: close to schools and1c.apln1. Hurry On • 1hopp.lna:. Owner This One! leavinlJ etate, anidous DECORATORS ~,,.'v:~ D. CAlll.SOM DELIGHT . UALTOll 1 33-9293 In"'-Ton;ece A 1pot of pai nt Ci: this lovely home will be a treasure., 3 Br. 2V. ba + study. Gla"s walls in li\•ing rm. 2 let ' burn l n i: f lteplace1. l"ormal dininJt. Children 's playhouse In !'Cc luded w oo rl sy au r•lt•n, S97 .500. Peej. 640·6600 ' ' ' MI W LISTI~ rlltllMSUU. PT. Attractive 1·slory home with li;:e . li\·ini:: rm . w /frpl c ., din. ;1rca , l~rgc r e1r pal10: 2 bdrma .. I bitlh PLUS hu ~e room & both O\'t r 2 ca r gar:i gto . Steps to beach. Slll2.500 673-3663 642·2%"'3 E\'C.S associated i\UI 0<10• llfAl'tOll'> l I' W -" ' • · ' ~~ 1 ' ' . ' ' ' Gfttfl'al I 002 General I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ILUFf'S SPECIALISTS FOR I 0 YEARS BEST IN BLUFFS OPEM HOUSES SUM. 1·5 CHOICE I A YFROMT LOCA TIOM Located on beautiful Avenida Cerritos. Spacious E -Plan; balcony glassed-in \\'ith tinted glass ; beaut. view or blue water from every room ; beamed ceil- ings, 2 patios; ni ust be seen to be ap- preciated. 3 Bdrm. & den or 4th bdr m ; qui ck occupancy could be negotiated . 303 Avenida Cerritos. $102 '()()() THE WIMM ER Proclaimed by all competitors as BLUFFS BEST BUY. 3 Bdrm on W-1-D-E greenbelt, with 1800 sq. ft. of Immaculate floor space. BEST OF ALL YOU OWN THE LAND. $73,500- Fee. 415 Vista Suert.e. EYlllYIODY LOVES A IAllGAIM This home can be yours by Sept. 1; it has privacy, \\'ide greenbelt ; 1800 sq . ft.; 3 bclrms .. 21h ba., completely re- furbis hed ; s plit-le ve l Plan Dolores. $65,900. O"'·ner will even conside r a lease/option. Don't buy \\'ithout seein g this beauty &.comparing value. Ca ll for showing. MES!. VERDE ENTERTAIN A PLATOON of marines or boy scouts in this expanded 4 bdrn1 ., 2 bath home. H -U-G-E family rm. w/beaut. frplc. will hold the platoon AND a pool lable. By the way, the mstr. bdrm. suite is secluded for pri· vacy (in case the platoon gets noisy). A MESA VERDE BEST BUY. Open Sun. 1-5. 2847 Clubhouse Rd. $74 .950 . 1002-.1 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newoo rt View . 1~ \74,SOO Bt )' & Golf Co ur s ~ view rr otn thi s 4 f:1tt ~t1? bed'tm , :J b11th home 4br, l 12 b11 Cul -dc-s;ir with 2 firepl11res , triple Strce l . Co st;.1 M t'~;1 . ttaraJZe With drive· thru ~~elely up.crad~d. ctoor to rear. One-o(-a- Ca1i DfSCOVERY kind cu~tom bull! by RPal_l'~slalc 615-S<MS o'b~· (:UJ;: ~;:... W•nt ad result.! 642-5878 646-4.'H> • GtfMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EXCLUSIVE IN IRVINE TERRACE !l's bright, s hiny & perfect for the small family. Sunshine in C\(.•ry room. 2 bedrooms, convertible den. parti<.illy rcmod<·lc(J & on a super ('Orner. Co rn e see il at600PATOLITA DR.$8t ,000. OPEM 12:00 TO S:OO. ON THE BEACH FOR $129 500 J)clightJul :1 hcdroon1 ~-3 bath home i>fus <lc11 , 011 the E:l\ST OCF:l\N FRONT P"NINSULI\. Spectaculilr C.ulalina & Jl alos Verdes view '<>n clear d<.i y. 111 "G" ST. OPEM 2-S. FOREVER OCEAN VIEW HARBOR VIEW HILLS Cornplcte with stuMin~ sunsets over Catalina. The courtyard is private with lush landscaping and beautiful lattice overhangs. 5 bedrooms, family room, 2v, baths. $129,900. 400 I TOPSIDE. OPEM 1.-s. 709 EMERALD BAY OPEN 1-5 I..clvely occart view -3 bedrooms, each with bath. Beamed ceilings, shutters. 3 fireplaces, large lot with room ror expansion. $13.5,000. BOUNTY IN BAYCREST Spacious 4 bedroom family home with s parkling pool & ould0<>r entertaining area. Open corner location on <1uict s treet. Offered at $118,000. THE GROWING FAMILY will love this 4 BR s u,bstantial home witlt its modern kitchen and breakfast nook, family rm and formal dining rm , large yard, separate patios and lovely landscaping, beamed cathedral ceilings. Cheerful, spirited and only ..• $169,500. BAYSHORE -CUSTOM DECOR .Real pride or ownt!rship in this spacious home. 3 lxlrm, fam. rm, din. rm. 2 patios and large yard for. boat or volleyball. $98,500. DOVER MODEL BIG CANYON End unit \•iilh pool size lot. Extended roor overhang affording much privacy. Two bedrooms and family. Underpriced at $112,500or lease $700/mo. THE ANEST LIDO HOME Unbelievable quality in construction and decor in this ne\\.' 4 Bdrm. formal DR and den home. Terrific open strada location plus extra parking. Priced to sell al $198,000. CORONA DEL MAR-:--VIEW Charming 2 bedroom channel recr condominium with top view overlooking bay & jelly. Convenient gara~e parking. Swimr:ping pool. $1~5,000. BAYFRONT LEISURE LIVING Bayfront condominiun1 wilh 2 bcdrms. 2 baths orfer- in~ swimming pool. s undet'k, \\.'ith boat sli ps availa- blC. 2 garage spaces and al l roronly $119,500. HALF MILE PRIVATE BEACH Quaint family home with new wing, including Emerald Bay amenities; tennis, swimming pools, beach, security. 4 bedroom, lg. rec. rm., dining room, parquet/hardwood floors. $129,500. ENJOY ALL •• Exciting roll-back roor. Stunning atrium. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. Family room with fireplace. Dining room. Custom features throughout. $129,500. CAMEO SHORES -JUST REDUCED Professionally decoraled -4 bedrooms, 21/:t baths, family room . Bean1 ceilings, brick fireplace, new carpets & drapes. Beautifully landscaped corner lot. Ocean view. $129.500. 450 I HAMPDEN RD. OPEH 1·5. 4 BEDROOM WATERFRONT Only $132,500 for cuslom remodeled home \\.'ith dining room and cozy family room. Private dock for 35' boat. Lovely Terrace and jacuzzi. DUPLEX BY THE SEA Just a few steps from the ocean in Newport -two 3- bedrm, 2 bath units very well decorated. Owner will carry a s mall second. $139,500. . SPECIAL OFFER -BIG CANYON The clecorating and landscaping a r e special in thi~ 4 bedroom, ramily room, dining room ho~e. S~c1al too, is the modern kitchen wilh the spaciOUs breakfast room. 1'--:spccially special is the price -$1~1950. . BIG CANYON SPECIAL Beautiful Broad moor Plan 4 with view. of Newport Center. Ma ny custom features including expanded rooms and professional landscaping. One of a kind at $171,900. 17 CYPRESS POIMT. OPEM 1·5. SPARKLING BLUFF BEAUTY Fres hly painted -move-in condition E·plan in Bluffs . 3 bedrooms plus family room with wrought iron fenced courtyard. $87,500. CHOICE WESTCLIFF HOME Superb quality 3 bedroom _with family room. Beautifully lands caped yard with dog run. Close lo st·hools, park, s hopping, etc. Ready for quick oc· tupanC.Y at $84.500. Coldwell Banker ' 2161 San Joaquin Hills Rd. 644 1766 rt'• .,,,. ... , ~ Houttl for SaN IHout•s For Salt Sunday, AuQu~t 24, 1975 CAil Y PllOf D:l Houte5 For S• ouses For SaN 0U1es or e ousts or • •••••• •• ••••••••••••••• ........................ H M F Sal IH F s ... GeMral I 002 GeMt"al I 002 ••••••••••·•••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••· ••••••• •• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Ge. G,_ral I 002 Gl!'fleoral I 002 HARD OF HURIMG7 Then v.·hy not tuke advantage of Uti s bargain in Ca ni eo 1-figlllands. backing up to the nois y Coast Hwy .• wilh a rabulous ocean view. 3 Bdrms . & 2 balhs $94 ,500 OPEM HOUSE SAT /SUM. 1-S 4821 CORTLAND DR. CdM FREE! FREE! FREE! In (~t)ron<J clc l i\.1ar . ror just the value of t.hc la1t<.J. you gel this cute 2 bdrm, home "'ilh frpl<' .. on an ovc-r~izcd Jl 2 duplex lot. L an(l Value St.i t ,000 OPEM HOUSE SAT /SUM. 1-S 71 S NARCISSUS AVE., CdM S liDROOMS-$86,600 Well located llluffs concJo, \\.'ith alntost 3,000 s q . rt.; convenient to recreation, pool, schools & s hopping. Room for a. large family. in a great area, at a re· asonable price. OPEM HOUSE SAT /SUM 1·5 • 83S AMIGOS WAY, UMIT I, M.I. WATCH THE SUMSET Behind beautiful Catalina Js laQd from this nicely landscaped, Lusk bit. home in l-Jarbor View l·lill s. Poolsize yard with 3 patios. R educed to $125,000 . OPEM HOUSE SUHDAY 1-S 3607 SURFVIEW LAME, CdM BOA TS SAIL BY The front door of this spacious bayfront home with white sandy beach, close to harbor entrance. }luge living area plus 4 big bdrms. Just listed . $258,000 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-S 1939 BAYSIDE DR.. CdM OLDE COROMA DB. MAil Ask for information on our exclusive duplex listings in Corona del Mar. OM 'fHE WATER In Fabulous South Lake 'I'ahoc. Two adjacent multiple zoned lots in Tahoe Keys at $24,760, the p1ice is right; bet- ter yel for cash! VICTORVILLE R-3 3.5 View acres near business district. How can it be wrong al 554,000? Ex- change offers in·vited. COMPANY REALTORS 2865 E. Coast Hwy .• Coronodtl Mor •·se1Unij Real hfate tn Heowport Harbor Since-1944" •673-4400 General I I 002 Ge-Mral 1002 . ............................................. . SOMETHING FOR EVERY.ONE! EMERALll IAY Large level lot-$179,500 CHAMMB. REEF Waterfront living-$120,000 MEREDITH GARDENS 1 Iunt. Beach, large home, $75,500 IRVIME TERRACE Ideal for entertaining! $275,000 UNIVERSITY PARK Free-standing ccmdo -$51,500 NEWPORT HEIGKTS Well located-$74,500 COLLEGE PARIC E·xcellent family home -$53,250 We have many fine rentals in the Newport Beach area ([()fi~IN-MflfiTIN IHtJ '-·--REALTORS 644·7662 COROMA DEL MAR GeMrof 1002Ge .. ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDE CHARMER l.ot'ated on magnirlcenl Magnolia Street is this fine older home . llardwood floor s, 2 be drooms. 2 baths +family room + art study. Alley access f(lr boat storage and fruit trees with i::al'den are all in and producinJt , Call no"'" it'!> a win· ner! $42,500 OPEN HOUSE CELEBRATION Bi11 Canyon 49if.yal St G- 19 H•nnllage Lane 80- 0l'EN SAT /SUN 1·5 for furth~r ln(ormMtlon CALL 640.6161 170 Newport Cente r Or. Suite 100, N. 8 . G......-ol 002 ral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••• • I;.;.;;.;.;;.;.;;.;.;.;;..,. __ .,._.,....;....;....;.--. SPARKLING-NEW 181 -TRIPLEXES & FOURPLEXES IN NEWS REPORTS ~Co. 'J'Owtll In pw-1f ...... , on 14°/o C111N1ally. Only a I 00/o htcnose in ... would eqlMll the down paymtnt of S8.7SO. possibly a 1000/o oqoity "" your ctow. pay.....+ lft QM year!!! t4om.OWMr1i ] "*"'-I :Y4 bath w /fplc. blhls. ond 2 ........... ......... ..,its. ltwMI( of lioeH MW TriploxH al $B7,SOO I. what they'll be ..-............ !I! • OPEN SAT & SUN 202 Sprift9fiolcj. 1 i.1linglon .. ach ·we-st of leach ll•d. 6 blclu an Adams, norftl al...,_, 2 blocks SPRINGFIELD ESTATES KENT ROGERS REALTY '960.38S8 . 848-8300 VALLEY REALTY PRESENTS CAMEO HIGHLANDS 180 degree view or the Pacific from this delightful 3 bdrm. FR home. Best buy in the area. $89,500. Open 1·5. 4733 Cortland. KINGS PLACE Glorious view or the Harbor Area. A striking home featuring a third bdrm. & bath on separate level. $159,000. Open 1·5. 204 Kings Place. OLD C.D.M. Quaint C .D .M. beach cottage - 2 bdrm. 2 bath & J>OOI. Lots of charm - ready to move in $66,500. Open 1·5. 612 Heliotrope. SHORECLIFFS Brick walks -coral trees -ocean and canyon s urround this delightful 2 bdrm. & den home. $106,000. Open 1·5. 330 Morning Canyon. HARBOR VIEW HILLS 6 bdrm. FR & pool s ituated on estate· :;-,lze lot. Completely private estate. $148,000. Open l ·S. ~Catamar,en. · Call 675-7225 ' 1002 BIG CANYON Elegant Big Canyon hom e, 4 bedroom or if you prefer 3 Bedroom + den. 3 Hath, family room. Low maintenance , profess ionally landscaped yard::;. Located on one o{ the prettiest streets in Big Canyon. See to appreciate. $100,500. 640-6161. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Charming 3 bedroom home in quiet Eastside l ocation. Secluded courtyard entry with many trees prot'ects this 8 yr old home. New carpet in family and living rooms. This home is s harp! See for yourself. $52,750. 640·6161. NEWPORT WEST 2 Story. 3 bedroom home jus t steps to State Bea'th .. tvtini view or Catalina too! Large s ide yard for boat or camper. Best beach buy at $.54,900. Call 962·44i!. DOCKSIDE CIRCLE Located on quiet cul-de-sac near beach. This stately 2story home has 4 big bedrooms (one downstairs), 3 baths, formal dining, separate fa mi· ly room. Best location near Brookhurs t and Pacific Coast Highway. $62,900. CALL NOW 962·«54. LOW DOWN! Lotta lot, lotta home. 1900 Sq. ft. 3 bedrooms, family room, 2 baths, 2 brick fireplaces, Mesa Verde. Call 546-4141. MUST SELL FAST Assumable 6%"/c F1-IA Joan. Charm- ing 3 bed•oom or 2 bedroom and a den with wet bar, 2 buth home. Cathedral vaulted ceilings, floor to ceilin~ used brick fireplace, enter· lainer's covered patio. Corner Jot with ~orgeous landscaping. Super sharp! HURRYll $43 ,950. CalF 546-4141. BLUFFS COMDO Spa rkling 3 lldr n1 .. 21 '.: h~1th X -Pl;in. fl ighly upgrade<!: fr1..·c :,lanc..l1n g 11n1t with lus h ga rde ns & Y.r ;.1p ;1roun(t patio; on e ()f t.hc: nit·c:-.l J,!rt·c1d1t•lts. C<)m plc l ly fin is l11..'d g;1rai-:e S7H,tJVU Spread out in this e.'.:('llHl l! ('~1rn1t·l1ta n1odel ; 4 lgc. l>d1·n1s .. :i b;1lhs; spac•1ous walled patio : n1ovc 1n l"(ll1<l1tion . Ov.n er very <Jnx iou:-;. 1\sk 1ng. $77 .500 C .F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 EASTBLUFF CEMTER Ge.ral 1 002 General 1002 " ............................................... ~II. macnab /irvlne ~ realty FIMER HOMES FROM $S9,SOO TO $74S,OOO #6 LIMDAISLE- OPEM SUM. 1 ·5 P.M. Family home w /great floor pl:in. 3 bedrooms on Bay + separale suile w/study, b e droom, "'·et b a r & fireplace. Mas te r s uite has dbl. baths. Slip for lg. boat. $249,000. (S38) . WHITE WATER VIEW Superb 4 bedroom w/family roon1 & dining roon1. A contemporary home of wood & glass overlooking "l,iltle Corona" heach. $27S.OOO. OPEN SUN.1·5 P .M. 212 Hl\ZEL DR. (S39) EXCLUSIVE BAYSHORES Newly li s ted -3 yrs . old -5 bedroom home in one or Ne"1port Beach's fines t areas. Located 2 blocks from private beach. 5th bedroom w/bath could be lg . recreational room. Lovely Jg. patio. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P .M. 2441 MARINO DR. (S40) #S6 LIHDA ISLE-CUSTOM HOME Come by Jand -come by sea - Dock for 3 boats. 1-Iandsome Normandy French home w /flexible noor plan. 3 to 5 bedrooms, fam ily room & dinin g room. OPEN SUN.1·5 P.M. (S4!) MEWPOllT BEACHfWESTCLIFF - OMLY $S9.SOO Pfice jus t reduced! Sunny & bright 2 bedroom, 2 b<.1th hom e jus t steps to sparkling pool. 1 block to shops & minutes to beach. OPJ•:N SUN. 1-5 P .M. #22 WESTCLIFF VILLA (at Rutland l\ve.) (S42) "HOME OF DISTIMCTIOM" Our newly listed V1EW home in Corona del Mar offers good design, delightful decorating ideas & comfort. Super floor plan w /formal dining room, famil y room & 3 bedrooms. $99,500. Jlcllc Chase Lee 644·6200. (S43) A CLASSIC DUPLEX OM THE SAND! Great summer /winter renl<.il area - approx. 2 blocks to IJallx)a Pier. An inlcresting prope rly <.1t $11 5,000. Tom Queen 644 ·6200. iS44) WESTCLIFF-6 BEDROOM Spacious, traditional style family home. Lg. privale yard surrou11dcd by mature trees. $149 ,000. Martha Matnab642·8235. (54SJ ~COMPARE" and you'll appreciate these outstanding features: I•'incst Dover Shores location! 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. family room, atrium, POOL & VIEW + 3-car garage! $168,500. Elaine Svedecn 642·8235. (546) CAIEFREE UVIMG I. SPECT ACUL.AR V Al.UE Spacious, tas tefully decorated 3 bedroom. 2 bath w /pov..·dcr room - living roon1 w /fircplac(~. wet b:..1r & lc>ftccl C'eiling -formul dinin¢ - l>rcakrast area in sunny kitchen w/pass-thru lo lg. entertaining deck + 2 other dec ks. l-lexible finan cing ! $60,000. Polly Johns ton 642·8235. (547) THE BEAUTY OF IT ALL A. "NEW'' ocean view home, barely 2 yrs . you11 g . Professionally decorated 3 bedroom w 1ran1ily room, formal dining & I~. view patio w /lava £ircpit. Beautiful gardens w /cascading waterfall. Con1plcte outdoor li ghting w /automatic tin1cr. Very secludecl ror priv,1cy. $L22,000. Lois Egan 644·6200. (548) DREAM HOUSE You won't rind a nother cutcy lik e this in Newport Shores!! 2 ht..•drooms + den nestled clo~c to t1._•;11'hcs. tennis courts & rec. tt~nt~·r . l•'ir~t time offered! Evan Corkctt G4~-8235. (S50) 642 .. 2)5 644-6 200 t01 00-Orivtii 14144 Mae.\Ohur .......... 9uoflo Cllilto"'"' '"'' ' . I . ' lt:;;;~PtlO~ ")>' '• .• Sondoy.August2•.197S ~:!.~~~~ ....... 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Reduced to pre6en 6 I Gu U 3 e room omc w /hi"h $1'" 500 CLIFF HAVEN lted . "' loc:1l1•tl in ''xc lusi\'e "'" . • • 1 vau ceilings. Sunken Jiving r0<un. ouvt·r Shorl'& wi th u •171 SANDCASTLE DR. _ Lusk t: ! ;. ,,; ·, WATERFRONT HOME I Designed for entcrtctining. J'lus roon1 pa n <1 ram1 e view. 5 Harbor vie w home. Jbr, Jba. l.tis h {or3large boats. NOW $189,500. bdl'nts, 5 baths w/over s1:1,0uO or c u s t o m gardens, pool, and for-eve r view. .,.,· .. llpo1pcr an41 drapes, $127 ,500. :: w e t b a r s , 2 • llR. 21A OCEAN FROMT CONDO - lwllll prhote p4erond •lipl Brand new in and oul -3 H<lrni . f<Jm rm, 2 bths . lrj.!. living' r111 \•.'/brick f rplc .• separate laundry rm & 800 sci. ft . .-ifnewdcc..:king . $13!..1,500. w/tt•rn1s. f1reptacr~ and family Front corne r location. \\'alk to s hops, roun1 :s. Fro m (he in1· n1c n ~e nlass1vc bdi'm restaurant!), and beuch. Reduced t u .... 1th su nken bath t o $87,000. Submit lease option at $500 per the trel lised garde n month. (HI( of lhe pages or sunset J\1a gazine,. this •WESTCLIFF PEltMCTIOH A j eY.'el of Offe r y<>ur tr;.1de or low do\\·n. *TRIPLEX * ............ $95,000. only one door to h bHch ·rhrcc rurnis hud units llcart of lJalbua l)enin s ul~. n c~1r ~hoppi n g, Sl·hoo l~ :.incl tennis t:ourts. La r ge dcc·ks over g~r ages. E .Z. income. JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 home is an exceptioo11.I a 2br, plus large family rm '' ith "·c t buy Bl $229,000. Wlll bar, home. Plus swin1ming pool, plus ~~o~s~~c~ ~~~h~nieg ~~ t greenhouse for orchids, or a beautiful ;52. 1920. & sophisticated residence for a s mall er HUGE LOT Trailer ::icce~s. super si1.c l{ll and a r.h:1r1n· 1ng s1>rawling 3hr, 2ba. home on a culdesac lol nl'ar shopping and fr(.'('Y.'U}'. family. Call Eileen Hudson fo1· app'l. 644 -0322. . Lti;<J"'~B~ REAL ESTATE 644·6397 2919 H~wport Blvd. com~r 30111 IC·~=~ l tla\'e some thing to sell ?lf~ind what you want in ~eneral I 002 G~n..-al 1002 ~.-.~-~~-'.:""-~-':~-~-':'."-~-'.'-~"'.-'.'-~~-~-~-':~-~-'.'-~~-'.:""-"'.-:::"I Prap9'rti•• · Classified ads do it well. Daily Pilot Classirieds. 7S'J•lnO WOOOUAllil.Ml~~T·l.t.<MGeMfal 1002 G~ 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4591 HOME SALES IN PAST 90 DAYS!!! HUNTINGTON BEACH AREA ONE OF A KIND Sprawlin~ 4 hedroom, .5ingte lc\·cl in sou~ht aflt•r neighborhood! Lar.l!e din· ing room & 3·1' cnclost!d palio! Walk lo beach. East of f\1 a~nolia, South off Hamilton on Polynesian. ro42 Bobbie Circle, lluntington Beach. 96J-5G71. PAINLESS Like ne ..... 3 bcdroon1. Landmark less than 3 year s old . Upgraded with ceramic tile noors! $17,000. South of Adams, West off 1'1agnoUa on Bedel. 8892 Rainford, 11untingt on Beach. 963-5671 . SACRIFICE -VA -All TERMS Must s<-11 fast. l.ar ge acldcd family room ~·1th fire place. Nearly new. One m ile from beach . Own~· anxious. AU ready appr;1ised. N lof Atlanta. V.'/of Bushard. 9282 \\"oodcrest, Jluntington Dcach. 968-3371. MORE FOR YOUR MONEY Tbree bedroom, separate family room, new carµctinR . Jluge covered pa tio. Alley ;J c1·ess. S /of \llarner, E /of J~arh. 17-tOI l\'c" land, }lunti.ngton I\cach . J.-10 5140. PEACE AND TRAN9\JILITY Quiet ncii::hborhood, 2 miles from BF.ACIL VA UL Tt.:D ceilings in master s uite. living room and majestic family room with roaring fireplace. This large 3 bcdroon1. 2 bath b('aul.v has room for boat & trailer, A F1\NTASTIC BUY! $4!1.900. t;/of !\.1:1gnolia , S/off Adams on Shore"·nnd . 20452 1-larbor Js lf', lluntin~lon l\.cach. %3·5611. ONE MILE TO BEACH 1-'rom this bea utifully maintained private <-ommunity of \'illa Pa<'ific. Close lo shop1)ing and you can "'alk or bi c•ytit' to oce<1n . f-::nte r W/off ){rookhurst. just N /of llamilton . 21302 Y•avel·rcs t , liuntington Beach. 545·9491. FOUNTAIN VALLEY AREA TWO STORY lmnnu·ul:it~· :1 hcriroon1. family room , 2·~ b;1\h~.10"11huu.~l'. 1\pprox. 1670 sq . fl . <"l'ntral ;11r . hca,·y shake roof. large pools, ('luh."! All lern1s. Dcmand pro- ()('rty. lll 1HRY! t:ast of Brookhurst, Sooth of 1"a lbt'rt, 1818-1 Ca nyon Court, 1''ounte1in \" <1llcy. 963-5671 or 556-7035. WORLD '• GREATEST IACICYARD l-·our l"w~l r0<1m, Spanish tilf' entry, :I() :ii; 40 dct<ich<.'fl ru1npus room, ~1th sit clo.,.,n h;i r. L'ustom mude pool table and fircplarc. \l.'1Jt~rfa l\s, koi pond. Come JI;('(' us. N •or llril . 1-:1of ftlagnolit1 . 9179 Buttercup, "'ount;11n Valley. 968-3371. "FAMILY W AHTB>" Your k uls "ill IO\'C this huge )'ard! Morn , see this (;ir1n ~tyle kitchen, and a ll the luvel)' ff';1\11rcs! Lea\•lng Oran~c t:ounl y~ Hc:!i l terms! Only $35,.500. C)n Trask, \I." 111f Golden V.'est, 6892 Tr.ask, Y."estn1inster. s.'IJ-7753. COSTA MESA AREA WORLD'S GREATEST IACICY AID MAGNIFICENT MESA YHDE Graceful p i ne trees, planta t ion a,tmosphere, 2 patios with quiet charm. !<Ive ell'_ganl bedrooms. /\mcnit.ics plus. E /of Bro<>khurs t S loff Adams o n AI~trass. 19R2 Pelican Place, Cosla Mesa. 897-0321 or 59G·821 1. EXECUTIVE HOME In sought after l\lesa Verde. 3 Spacious bdrms, 2 ba .. large family room. two flJ'eplaces. Superb pride of ownership home. N /of Ad.<ims on 1\fesa Verde Drive E , then W /On Baker. 2950 Baker, Costa Mesa. a.15-9'191 . VA-FHA-CLOSE TO IEACH Only 7 year old pride or o"nership. 3 Bdrm, 2 b11th 14'it h firepla ce. Profess iona ll y landscaped & deco.-ated. S /of Victoria off Valley Rd, just E. or Brookhurs t. 1104 Valley Circle, Costa Mesa . 545-9491 . TWO STORY MAJESTY With breathtaking atrium entry. l<~ive bdrm, 3 ba, famil y room, for mal dining room, and t"·o fireplaces -1 in master bd.rm ~uite. Es.elusive MHa Verde area. W /or Harbor Blvd on ·Adams. S /on Al batross. 2066 flamingo, Costa l\fesa. :W5-949J. liRHHlaOOK llUUTY Real pride of ownership in lhis newly · listed 3 bdrm, 2 ba, family home, close to So. Coast Plaza. Many ex:tras added that make this home a sheer deli ght. Between Bris tol & Fairview. S /ofr Sunflowe r on Fuchsia. 9~ Azale•, Costa 1'1csa. 545-9491. HILLSIDE ELEGAHCE With VIEW in prestige area 0( Me.a Verde. Beautiful 2 story with e\'ery anemity. Quiet, private area with tall trees & beauti ful g reenery. W ;or ll arbor B lvd, S /o lf Adams o n Estancia, East on g,.·an. 1871 Swan Circle, Cost.a Mesa . ~9491. NEWPORT BEACH AREA NEWPORT HEIGHTS CUSTOM California ranch style home on huge cul de sac lot! Approximately 2500 sq. ft . with .f bedrooms. covered pa tio, & heat· ed poiol ! Just West of lrvine on 15lh Street. 621 Pov.·e 11 Place, Newport Beach. 963-5671 or M0-8944 FANTASTIC IACIC IAY Spacious 4 bedroom, t .... 'O story home with forma l dining, library pl us den. Quiet <'UI d e sac street. !lafe for little feet. One block West of Irvine, North of Santa I sabe l. 2409 Bonnie Place. Newport Beach. 646-7111or540-!DM. ONLY $69,900 From this elegantly decorated 4 bedroom. 3 bath, family home. West o' Newport Blvd ., Nor th or Coast llighway on Walnut 247 Wa ln ut, Newport Beach. 646-771 1or540-8944. DOVEll SHORES MANSION Five bedroom. 5 bath1 including mald5 quarte rs. Beautirul pool area with jacuzzi. Fantastic VIEW from house and gardens across Bay&:: Ocean. East of Dover Orlve, North of Westclift Drive. 1368 Ga laKy_ Drive, Newport Beach. 646· 7711 or ~0-8944. SEEING IS IBJfVIHli 360 Degree VIEW or Bay, Ocean. l~eights. 3 Bdrm. 2 b8, CUBtom built with bonus room in beauUful hilltop 1'elting. N /o( Coasl Highway, orf Tustin Ave. 251 Oceanview, Newport Beach. !14S.N91. LIDO WA TERFROWT Terrific Lido Island "'aterfronl home with 3 bdrms, 2 baths plus guest quart.en. R·2 zoned, so could be used for home & income. E /of Ncv.·port Blvd. on Via Lido. acr05S bridge to Lido Isle. 316 Via Lido Nord, Nev.1>()rt Beach. 646-771 1 or5-40-8944. LIDO ISLE-JUST USTID Beautifully remodeled 4 bdrm, plus family room on big 45' lot. Only $142,500. For loads of elegance and comfort at the be;icb. Between Via Lido Soud & Strada. 128 Via Ithica, Newport Beach. 646-7711 at540-8944. CALLING ALL IACHB.ORS Walk to the beach from this best buy duplex. Live in one a nd rent Uie other. Only $81,5()0. orr Coast l-Ughway on Balboa Blvd. 208 43rd Street, Newport · Beach. S45-9491 . MISSION VIEJO EL TORO AREA SAM JUAN IEAUTY Lovely upgraded San Juan with add on family room, estate sized lot. Better hurry on this beautv. North off San Di ego freC\>.'ay, on La l'e1z, lefl on Fiorester. 2510 1 Sebasti<1n,1\-1ission Vie- jo. 586-4<IOO. IRVIHI COLLEGE PARK . Beautiful two story model with 4 bdrm, 3 ba, plus den, plus huge bonL.18 room. Ma ny amenities added to th is impressive VIP family homE". W/of Culver, $/off Walnut on The ~fall. 146.51 Beach Circle, Irvine. M6-77ll or 540-8944. SANTA AHA GARDEN GROVE AREA "MOM TELL POP" l{ey, see this lovely 3 bedroom home on quiet strE"e l? llas huge enclosed patio for garden parties! This home is clean and S HA RP! See NO\\'! $37,900. Near Bristol, S /of r:dinger. 1514 Park Dr .. Santa Ana. 539-7753. "WHY LOOK FURTHER" Delightful 3 bedroom home in choice area . Has large enclooed yard and many unique features! Seller moving East. Best terms! Only $45.000! Near C hapman &. nulw<>od . 12072 Hackamore, Garden Crove. 539-7753. "REDUCED TO $52,900!" Truly btautiful 3 bedroom home just a few blocks from our Garden Grove: <>ll'ice. Super SflARP thru-out! lJuge tree s haded corner reflects "Pride ol Ownership"! Near Brookhur11. & Orancp-ood. 11311 Biscayne, Garden \;rove. 539·775.l. ''WHY PAY MOlll?" $32,900 Full price! Ni<'e 3 bedroom. l lh baths and many, many nice reatures! Lot is 60xl20 with nice yard. Close to !lchoo ls! ll's r eally IJOod! Near Lampson le l.larbor Blvd. 12082 Quatro, Carden Gr<>ve . ~·7753. YOUR NEAREST WALKER & LEE OFFICE IS OPEN '"'""' ................... 12111•2'·"'1 , , 8:30A.M.10 8·30 p M 0 140 000 L>P-................... ,.!2J>t HO->ll>.111•1n1-1110 · · · ver , ...... ...._. •• ,,.,..., ..... 121>1•21 .... 21.f21,,..,,.,.2" a".thel"' r11 •1s21-s131.111 •112f;-0$00 homes sold t ....... -t"" ............ 121>1sM-Mu.111111M-z1s1 &natlei"'. -· .• . .. 11 1•1112.1211. 111•11n.s1s1 Ml•••••-'''.,. . , , ..... frtcJ ,,, ..... HOMES OPEN 1-5 '11111 Aft,._ ' UHUjlUE IH CORONA DEL MAit -4 bedrooms. fatnily room and a great back yard in Ca meo Highlands. Priced to sell quickiY $84,500, owner moving: Sc<> Marilyn Hodges at4626 · UHl(jlUE IH OLD CORONA DEL MAR -11.:.? bdrms and a smoke house, a)SQ,' beams , frplce •. big yard . R-2 lot at 507 Acacia. Bring $65,000. See Ronnie Lundy. UHl(jlUE IH MESA VERDE -a vacant 5 bdrm. bac ks to golf cours e. popular. Buccola fl oor p l<Jn , $91,500. Sec !\llartha Beynon a t 1791 Tanager Dr. UHl(jlUE IH llG CANYON --3 bdrm. Monaco. extras. views. IO\lo' price or $142,500 . Sec Zoe Ann Rhodes at #9 Rue Valbonnc. UHl(jlUE IH WESTCLIFF -Expanded 3 bedroom. hig h Jivability, low maint .. bi g tree. s mall price. Sec Nadin e Croul at 1100 Devon l.ane. corner of Oxford. UHl(jlUE IH HARBOR VIEW HOMES - Super Sorner!-ie t . 5 lxlrm. clean , warm , cozy al 1627 Port Charles. Carol Wilkinson will be there. Bring $103,000 . UHl(jlUE IH llG CANYON -Unique decor and ldscping, pool a nd sep. jacuzzi, 4 bdrn1s, onl y S174 ,500. See al #9 Torrcy Pines Lane. UHl(jlUE IH OLD CORONA DEL MAit -4 bdrm , fam r n1, 2 stories, small yard, Cape Cod nr beach, $132 ,500. See Barbara Cam pbell at 310 Orchid Ave., CdM. UHl(jlUE IH llG CANYON -See #5 Royal St. George. Large, beautiful 5 bdrm. Priced at $259,500. UHl(jlUE IH OLD CORONA DEL MAR -2 bedroom, 2 story retreat. great views, immaculate charmer. $137,500. See Nancy Simmons al 2821 Ocean Lane, oH Goldenrod. in CdM . UHl(jlUE IH llli CANYON -French Regency w I fairway vie\l.'S. 3 bdrms, 4 · baths, flawless v.·orkmanship. Cob- blestone motor court. Air-cond . $250,000. See Vergilene Hull at 81 Royal St. George. UNIQUE IH MESA VERDE -1st time OPEN -4 bdrm plus 20x20 bonus room, sgle s ty nr park & school. $63,000. Sec Belly Chappel al 2900 Pem- ba Dr. UHl(jlUE IH OLD HARIOR VIEW HILLS -2 bdrm 2 bath pool home, view, open feel. See Natalie Fogarty at 1100 Wh ite Sails Way, Corona del Mar. Only $87,500. REAL TORS " 'THE NICES., l'EOl'LE SELLING 'THE Nf"4 rEs r HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 676«KIO MESA VERDE, 546-5990 • CALL US ' 1002 -· 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HUG HOMES 640-4050 BAYFRONT ; lovely cus to m bit. home ; 3 bdrms . & den plus maid's . Stroll to s h ops or wande& along bayfront. Lease/option or owner may he lp rinan<:e . TIIE BLUFl"S : Move-in condition! 3 Bdrms., 211~ ba. condo on wide green· belt. New carpeting & great location near schools & shopping. $74,500 V·PLAN condo, 3 bdrms., 2112 baths; frplc. Garden patio, elec. garage doorj nr. schools. Lease, lease/option or purchase. CAPISTRANO BEACH; Vacant land, l/2 acre with nice view. $28,000 LEASE: Bay crest 4 bdrm .. 211~ ba. with pool. Gardener furnished . $750 Mon· thly DOVER SHORES; gorgeous Back Bay view, day & night. Custom bit. 4 bdrm. home on lge. corner lot. Room for pool! 1002ChMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEW~OltT lllACH DUl'LEX Summe r /Winter income; xlnt invest· menl ! Only 'h blk. to sandy beach. $98,750. Open Sun. 1-5. 124-l241h 45lh Street. letlflDW• •· · -· · · • · ·· .[21Jlt2:5·9'2• .. ..., IMotl-1""'9 .•. , , , .. J1 141540•1 .. 4,(71 4) .. ·7711 ,._,,,,_. .. 121:11 1u.1111.111 •1srt -tt" _. ....................... 111•1 1t""4!15t.1r1•1M1..... A TlEE GIOWS 1M HEWPORTl HEW LISTING -rambling early American cus tom built home on huge lot. Graceful eucalyptus trees, pool & jacuzzi. This s uper family home has open bean1s in family roon1, formal dining room & 3 bedrooms. 501 CHffDrin,H.I . Sat/Sun 1-5 BA!CREST BEAUTY . IH ElEGAHT HllGHIOllHOOO -la r ge livin~ room. 4 bedrooln.s & den, be.aut1ful t>ool \\"it.11 juc uzzi and your own s auna. $U9,500on 1''ee land. 2007 s..tl090, Hwpl lldl S...doy I .5 SUPER FAMILY HOME EXPAH~IVE IUT HOT EXPENSIVE $75,000 bu)'s 5 bedroom. family room and dining room home in Newport Beach. Lovely big yard too! 2424 Holldoy, Hewport-h DOVER SHORES s.m 1-S M.t.ltVILOUS 4 IEDROOM HOME - separate children 's wing, forma l din- ing room, family room with we t bar - Jarge yard! I 331 ~911. Hwpt. leoc:h Sutiday 1-5 NEAR NEW LARGE FAMILY HOME-4 bedrooms, 3 [ull ba ths, )USl Offcred-eorncr loca- tion With s ide e ntrance. On large lot in Back Bay area. $59,000. 232M-Vl•fa,Co•hl~MI Sun 1-5 NEWPORT SHORES SPECIALS•••••• •HEW WATERFRONT LISTING -extra speci<:tl Canal front home. 3 Bedrooms upstairs and de n down. 1-tigh beam ceiling, artistic decor, beautiful condi- tion. You mus l see this exceptional of- fering. 427 c-. Hwpt Bell Sat/Sun 1-5 •Cun ONE STORY -2 bedroom, 2 ba th home on· the can<JJ . Just listed. Remodcler 1s dream: it's started -you finish. Call to see. !'SEA H~-•v 0. · highly upgraded 3 bedroo L · .. ~n.· g happy vibes, 2 b 11.. .. r $53,500. 420 Prospc'ct, Mwpt Belt Ul'lday 1·5 •DELIGHTFUL COMllHATIOH -of for ma l and informa l decor . 2 Bedrooms with e nlarged open family room. Lovely patios. Walking distanre to swimming pools, clubhouse & tennis courts. 238-62nd St. Hwpl S.ach S...day 1-5 •OHE-OF-A-KIHD -2 Stori es, 5 bedrooms & den on large lot-and-a- half. $67 ,500. Come and. see this new listirig today! 30 I LoorJoola, Hwpt llooch S...clay 1•5 •PRIME DUPLEX SITE -across from planned park. Proven top dolla r rental ar ea year 'rou nd. Very favorable financin g. Call 675-4060. ---~ 642-5200. 675-4060 Gmeral I 002 General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BES_T IN BLUFFS IUILDER'S VIP MODEi. HOME One level end unit; 3 BR, 2 ba .; huge priv. patio ; wide greenbelt. $105,000 With la nd. OPfH 1-5 2727 YISTA UMlltOSJ. FORMER MODEL 3 IR, 2'/2 BATH End unit, 1950 sq . ft. 2 yr. old . Quiet cul de sac1 1ovely greenbelt. $79.950. OPEH 1-5 SIS l'LAYA loffV.Paradal RARE 4 IR, FAM. RM. E-PLAH End unit, 2250 sq . ft .. nrly. new; bay view,21fi baths. HELEN . B. DOWD llEALTOR, INC. Ml.S 644-0134 1973 Top Liam & Top s..i.-n 1974-..U,. Hewporf.MHa ~of Realtors .I . G-ral I 002 li-r•I I 002 .................... , .. ~······················ 833-8203 BIG CANYON EXCITEMENT Enter thru vine covered waJk into a Classic Mountain Estat~. Vaulted ceilings, maSsive stone fire place. Spacious Master Suite, 4 Bedrm, DR, FR and Panoramic View. #40 ltayal SI. liooo'J'I. Offe,..datSl74,tOO c..-"101 .. ..,2131124·553'.f11 4ltH·h H ..,..,._UlllfMll .......... j21 JJNl ... 11.nt•f.S2l·llH Cha rmt'ng 2 bdrm be h ll H•neoR w ,....... "·"'"'".OSll.!l141M1-0T11 .. __ , ................... 111•1 .. , .. ,,. . ac co age, near 1111 VIE HILLS SPECIAL co111,..u ................. 11 1•1scs.tr1t1 .11 141,..~..., r•hMf1 , ............... ,,17141 l4MISI ocean & channel, ucf06S from quaint cy,..111-los •• .... 1101 ........ 12111 •Jo-1S1C.111c1s:r:1-2213 ,..-tMi-••~LIMt , ....... 1r141 sa4-11:r:1 park. $56,500. Lovely n ewly carpeted 4 Bed rm 'Ol#I'•"'•"'"'•··· ...... 171•1s••-1rSt1.111c1tU·Jt11 "''"'*-TY*•"' ......... 111•1ur4r•.111•11n.1Ht Home with spacious covered patio. '111""~ ..... ··· ........ 111c1111 -1s•2 ® s..11A11• .................... 111•11 .. 11ri Bar.k yard with builtin BBQ in a ,.....,."''' . . ..•..... . .. 1r1•1 st .. r1SJ.(71•1 s1t-1n1 • 1u1tlfl ••.•••••••••••••••.•••• 111•11n...,. forest like setting. MullttnfllMl"Kfl ••• • . • • • ••• 1r1•1 ••2 .... "·'''''~·tt.o rw1t1t1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11t•11»UM •500 ... f.i.w *"'tlfllton1Ndl ............. (Jl4J lt7..0321 ............................ 1714)"4.ottt .. - MIMlll"lton le.cf! . ' .... ,' ..• (714f tll·H11. !714) 9,..J,JS .,...._ •• , ............ ..ft1ll~MJ.lll4,(1 14'111-1111 Offeretl .. Sft,500 l• N••-lrt• ..... ', ...... ' .1t1JJ~J741 ,j71 4)171·27S:r: ..... ....,, ........ '' .•.••••• .(2~'~"~-~~"~"·~"~'!'!1-~~~U-========~~~~~~~~~~a=!-~--~·°";;'";·~s.t; ~ s • ..,. _, to I PM.!!!!!!!!~~ " . + • I " I • • - • • • newport Ba" BALBO A PENINSUU, Cus\om 4 Bedroom. 4 &lh Fireplaces. Wetbar, Ubrary Ultra Modem Kitchen This home is s till under construction you may choose the finishing touches. ' HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 8932 Bosun Circle, ll.Il. 494·8093 $43,500 Sat/Sun 12-Dark 2521 Crestvie w, Bayshores, NB f.73-8550 $73 ,500 Sat/Sun 1.5 702 Aca cia, Corona del Mar 675-55 11 $65.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 Z181 l.lays hore Dr., Npt. Beach 644 -1766 Sun. 2-5 #5 Rue Val Bonnee, BigCyn CdM 673-7601 $139,500 Sun 1·5 715 Narcissus, Corona del Mar · 673·4400 $61,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2821 Ocean Lane, CoronadelMar 675-6000 $137,500 Sundayl-5 •1100 Whites ails, HVHms, CdM 675-6000 $87 ,500 Sunday 1·5 2851 Bays hores Dr. Newport Bch 646·7171 Sun1·5 •612 lleliotrope, Old Corona, CdM b75-7225 $66,500 Sunday 1-5 22 Westcliff Villa, WeslcliffNB 64 2-8235 $.59.500 Sun.1-5 2 IR I. FAM RM or DEM 444 Seville (Balboa Penin) NB 548·1290 $84,500 • Sun.1-5 · 787 Nyes Pl., Laguna Beach 644-6200 Sat /Sun 1 ·5 309·62nd St, Newport Shores NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 2·6 204 Kings Place, Clir!Haven N.B. 675-7225 $159,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 330 Morning Canyon, Shrclfs CdM 675·7225 $106,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IEDROOM 1070 Baja, Laguna Beach 494.9473 $77.950 Sun.1-4 259 Prospect (Npt. Shores) NB 556-8800 $.52.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2963 Quedada, N eYlport Beach 644·7177 Sat/Sun 1·5 5742 Rogers, Huntington Beach 536-1300 $46,450 Sat.&Sun. 241East21st St, Costa Mesa 646-3255 Sat/Sun 1·5 23972 Dublin, El Toro 581-4456 $46,900 Sal/Sun 12-5 ••No. 5 Balboa Coves,N.B. 631 ·1400 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4821 Cortland, Corona del Mar 673-4400 S.'14.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 #9 Rue Grand ValeeBigCyn CdM . 673·7601 $192,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 307 Marigold Ave, Coronadel Mar 675-5511 $123,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •121 Harbor Island Rd., N.B. 644-6200 $279,500 ·Sat/Sun 1·5 1502 Orange, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sat/Sun 1·5 492·16th Place, NwptHghts area 642·5200 $.59,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1400 Kings Rd. ClifOfaven, NB 642-5200 $85,000 Sunday 1·5 •#40 Rue Fontainebleau Big Cn NB 549·8505 $135,000 Sunday Only 1-5 #34 Rue Fontainebleau Big Cyn NB 549-8505 $124.500 Sunday Only 1-5 124 Apolc na (Balboa Island) NB 673-6900 $95,000 Sun.1-5 408 Prospect, Newport Beach 631·1400 $.52.500 Sun 1·5 511 No. Tustin (NptHts) N.B. 644-7662 Sun 1·5 •1701Galatea Ter, lrvTerCdM 644-5046 Sun.1·5 ••512 38th St., NwptlslandNB 997·41 22 $143,000 Sunl2·5 9 Rue Valbonne, Big Canyon , NB 675-6000 $142,500 Sunday 1.5· 2386 Westminster, Costa Mesa 546-2313 Sun 1·5 ••26 Balboa Coves, Bal Coves NB 642·8235 Sun 1·5 3 IR I. FAM RM or DEM 6671 Soria, Hunt. Shrs, H.B. 968-4456 $51 ,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 20681 Kelvin Seabury, H .B. 968-4456 $.51,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 8111 Windy Sea Circle, H .B. 548-1168 Sat/Sun 1-5 :30 3140 Country Club Dr, Mesa V. CM 979-3788 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 745 Center St, Westside C.M. 546-8640 $42.500 Sat. &Sun.1·5 2692 Rivers icle Dr., Cosla Mesa 546-5880 Sat/Sun 1·5 412 Princeton, College Park. CM 546-594 1 . Open Daily 9·6 1947 Port Bishop Place, NB 644 -8543 Sat-Sun 1-5 17922 Aspen Tree Lane, Irvine 494-8536 $74 ,900 Sun.1-5 424 Vista Parada, Newport Beach 644 -1156 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3101 Gibraltor. Mesa Verde, CM 546-4 141 $53,950 Sat/Sun 1-4 •4507 Tremont (Cameo Shrs) CdM 675·3000 $157 ,500 Daily 1-5 474 Nyes Place, Laguna Beach 494 .9473 $88 ,500 Sat/Sun 11-4 :30 1122 La Mirada: Lng Bch 494 .9473 $('>8.950 Sat/Sun 12·4 315 Poin:-etlia . Corona dcl 1\f ar 573.r,>10 $93 ,500 • Sun.1·5 3206 New York Ave, Mesa Ver CM 54~·2618 $44,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 •71 2 K-Th,mga <Irv. Terr.) CdM 673·6900 $89,500 Sat/Sun 10-5 17&12 Laurel Tree Ln, Un Pk Irv , 552.0896 $67 .000 Sat.&Sun.1·5 1915 Bayside Drive, Newport Bch 644·6397 $239 500 Sun. 2·5 ... .. ' .. . . • • ~-~'!:~ .......... ~~! !:~~~~ .......... ~~! .. ~ .. ~-.... :-.... ~.~ ....... 1~~.':':..5:1!!....... Sunday, Augusl 24. 1975 DAIL y PILOT D:i G-alM,..e 1002 GeMt'OI -1002 Gtwerol I0021GllM1'ol 1002 HouusforScH ONCE IN A um1ME ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• An outsti:jnding ocean view home in charming Col'ona d~_l Mar ror an un ~ bellevabfe price! 4 BR., 3 baths. family r":l ·· formal dining rm; & living rm. wilh marble faced frplc. Very private poolsizcd pa tio in lovely garden set· Ung. Luxurious decor & spotless ! Price $130,000 -a real buyer's opportunity! Ol'IN SAT /SUH. I·' 2907 HnIDE OPEN SAT. & SUN 1-5pm 102 LINDA ISLE :'.c:-~...::y· ................ $~!~:~~& IAYROHT, 4BR, 4'f;ba, breakfst rm, family rm., lrg tile patio & deck, pier, s lip, GO' boat. KEH HARTMAN, Reoltor 642-57 60 640-1607 DIRECTORY ... IWI ._., tlrofftwy ... ,_ ... •• t 11 • • .,_ p • •••• I tr.+ Al ... IM..Mw lhW W.W _. •w .. 4 iii .,...._. ... i., _,,wt' I ............ .....,., DAI&. Y N.OT WA.HT ADS. ,..,_. ~-:' s':::;. ,_. .._ •,.. .. -.N .. H w• ..,,_wll• .. tW• c.._. -• FrW.y. 2915 Ebb Tide Drive, CdM 2053 Phalarope <Mesa Verde) CM 644-6397 $127,500 Sun. 2-5 541-5032 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 878 Sandcastle Drive, CdM 16121 Windemeir Ln. Hlg Bch . 644·6397 $127 .500 Sun. 2·5 847-9884 $64,500 Fri /Sat/Sun 10·4 8724 Hummingbird Ave., F.V. 3500 Surf view, Hbr Vu Hills, NB 968-3475 $64,900 Sat/Son 12·5 833-8203 $99.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 16Z1 Port Barmoulh, HrbVuHm, NB 2907 Ebbtide, Corona dcl Mar 644·7270 $84,950 Sat/Sun1·5 675-5930 $130 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·6 •540 De An za, Corona Hnds, CM :.>59 Madison Ave, Costa Mesa ....-673-8550 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 540·1151 $.54 ,950 Sun.1-5 2601 Crestview. Bayshores, NB 2301 Tustin, Newport Beach 673-8550 $82,500 . Sat/Sun 1·5 540-1151 Sunday 1·5 1412 Serenade Irvine Terr CdM 102 Linda Isle, Newport Beach 646-6600 Sunday 1-5 640-1607 $187 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 :JOI Orchid, CdM .19291 Ely (Turtlerock) Irv 644-7211 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 833-0315 $69,500 Sat/Sun 11·7 •8867 Wren, Fountain Valley 18872Via Messina (Trtlrk) Irv 962-4471 $65,900 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 752-1992 $95,000 Sat. &Sun.10-6 320Seaward Choice,Shrclfs CdM •1512 Dolphin Terr (Irv Terr) 675-5511 $99 ,950 Sat/Sun1·5 673·1148 Sat/Sun2·5 19121Sierra Majorca, T .Rock Irv 1324 Outrigger Dr, HborVu His 752-7315 $65,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 646-6600 Sunday 1·5 ••517 36th Street, NB 11 Greenbrier Ln, BigCyn N.B. 675-7060 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1.5 640·6600 Sunday 1·5 231 Lugonia (Npt. Shores) N.B. 4800 Cortland, Cameo lDnds, CdM 548·1290 $62,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 673-8550 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2987 Quedada (Illuffs) N.B. 3915 Sandune Ln, HbrVu His CdM 644 -4910 $98,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 673·8550 $119 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2331 Cliff Dr., Newport Heights *413 Cabrillo Terr., CdM 631 -0033 Sat/Sun 10.6 673·2222 Sun.1·5 •501 Cliff Dr. CliffHaven NB 3405So. Towner, Santa Ana 642-5200 /675-4060 'sat/Sun 1·5 ' 833-9293 Sat/Sun 1·5 **•4Z1 Canal, Newport Shores NB **1202 E . Balboa Bl., NB 642-5200 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 67!>-8120 Sat&Sun 4733 Cortland, Cameo Hinds, CdM •21Z1 Indian Springs Ui, N.n. 67!>-7225 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 64!>-7102/631-0797 Sat&Sun 12·6 4511 Pinyon Tree <Un. Pk) Irv •2901 Ebbtide (H.V.lll.s}CdM 552.7500 Sunl·5 644·6200 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1100 Devon Lane, Westctiff, NB 17922 Mann, University Pk, Irv. 675-6000 $82,000 Sunday 1·5 752-1700 Sat/Sun 1·5 81 Royal St. George, Big Canyon 1730 Port Westboume, N.B. 67!>-6000 $250,000 Sunday 1·5 644-7211 $83,900 Sun.1-5 1703 New Hamps hire, ~osta Mesa 2319 Heather La. Newport Bch 646-7171 $56,750 Sun 1·5 546-4141 Sunday 1·5 •2521 Blackthorn (Eastbluff) NB *1806Galaxy Dr, DoverShrs NB 642·8235 Sun.1·5 6'14·4910 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 319 Driftwood (Shorecliffs) Cd M 1924 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 644·6200 $112,000 Sun.1·5 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 1915 Santiago (Baycrest) NB 1958 Port Provence (HVHomes) NI.I ~8235 Sun 1·5 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 2823Tabago, Mesa Verde, CM •1218 Polaris <Dover Shores) NB 549·8655 $58,000 Sunday 1·5 642-8235 $187,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 121 Masters Circle, Costa Mesa •2101 Windward (Baycrest) NB 752-1700 Sun 1·5 642-8235 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5402 Amalfi CT.Rock) Irvine 1608 Galaxy Dr. Newport Beach 552-7000 $98.500 Sun.1-5 752-7315 $195 ,000 Sun.1·5 1006Sca Lane, Corona del Mar Burning Tree #1 Big Canyon 646-7414 $89,500 Sunday 1·5 752-7315 $290,000 Sun.1·5 138 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach 3801 Inlet Isle, Lusk Hbor View 644-7662 Sun.1-5 67!>-5511 Saturday &Sunday 1·5 10032 Stoney brook, Mer. Gdns HB 2949 Cliff Drive, Nwpl Hghts, NB 644-7662 · $15,000 Sun. 2·6 6754060 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •237 Camelia St, Costa Mesa 3607 Surf view Ln, H.V. lDs CdM 546·2313 Sun 1·5 673-4400 $125,000 Sun.1-5 521 Via Lido Nord (Lido II) NB ••1939 Bays ide Dr., CM 640·5560 $155,000 Sun. 1-5 673-4400 $258,000 Sun 1·5 1206 Essex Lane, Newport Beach 20 Mission Bay Dr. Spyglass CdM 549·0812 $83,950 Sunl-5 673-7601 $159,900 Sun.1·5 4 IEDROOM 3463San Marino, Costa Mesa •3093Roanoke, Costa Mesa 640-6161 $61,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 556-2660 $63,500 Sunl-5 •9Torrey Pines, Big Canyon 325Crescent Bay Dr, L.B. 675·6000 $174,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 494·2091 Fri/Sat/Sun 3615Catamaran Dr.,CdM 4522 Cheviot Dr, Irvine 644 ·5552 $138,000 Sun 1·5 546-4141 $43,500 Sun 1·5 ••333 Morningstar, Dover Shores •621 Powell Place, NwptHeights 631·1400 Sun 1·5 646-7711 $79.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2823 Nevis, Mesa Verde, 0.1 2469 Nors~ St, Costa Mesa 546-2313 Sun 1·5 646-2521 $57,000· Sat/Sun 1-6 1822Jamaiea, Mesa Verde, CM 121 Coral Ave., BallJOa Island 546-2313 Sun 1·5 675-0985 Sat. & Sun.12·6 1130 Santiago, Dover Shores NB 3013 Harding Way, Costa Mesa 546-2313 Sun 1·5 645-5045 $44,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1533Anita Ln. Westcliff, NB •1936Teresita Ln, HbrlDds NB 545.0303 Sunday 1·5 833·3821 $69,950 · Sat /Sun 1·5 9532 Friarscourt. Whitehall. HB 111 Via San Remo, Lido Isle NB 968 -4456 $53,900 Sunday 1·5 67!>-0123 $125,000 Sun.1-5 53 Monlecito Dr. Spyglass J-lills 1730 Pt. Margate (HV!lms) N.B. 640-6161 . Sunday 1·5 833-8600 $104,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 · 19Hermitage La. Big Canyon 63 Montecito (Spyglass) CdM 64-0-6161 $169,500 Sunday 1·5 833·8600 $190,000 Sat1Sun 1-5 15311 Reims (The Ranch) Irvine 9191 Carrolltown Dr, Hunt Beach 552.7500 $63,000 Sun.1·5 962·4471 $52,500 Sat/Sunl-4:30 3100rchid, Old Corona, CdM 4714 Cortland Dr, Cameo Hinds CdM 67!>-6000 $132,500 Sunday 1·5 675-5511 $87,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2900 Pemba, Mesa Verde, CM *1706 Irvine Ave .. N.B. 546-5990 $63,000 Sunday 1-5 644-4910 $74,900 OpenSunl-5 · ea w Via Quito (Lido Isle) N.B. 4626 Dorchester, meolilnds Su 675-6000 $84,500 Sunday 1·5 67J. 7300 $99,500 n. 2-5 2847 Clubhouse Rd, Mesa V. CM 2467 Norse, Costa Mesa 644.1133 $74,950 Sun.1·5 646-7171 Sat/Sun 1-5 · !15 Princeton, Costa Mesa •1824 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 752-1700 Sun 1·5 642·8235 Sun.1·5 ••6t5 Bays ide Dr, Npt. Beach ••#6 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 644.5046 Sun. l-5 642·8235 $249.000 Sun.1·5 *767 Albatross, Costa Mesa •212 Ha1.el Dr .. Corona del Mar \ 646-7171 Sun 1-5 644·6200 $275,000 Sun.1·5 ~Monte Vista, F..astside, CM 19141 Beckwith Tcr, Trtlrk Irv 64'2·5200 '$59,000 Sunday l ·S 644-6200 Sun. 1·5 1817 Port Carlow (HVHomes) NB 644-6200 $97 ,509 Sun. I ·5 •1500 Eton Pl, Newport Beach 642-8235 Sun. 1-5 . . . . . •• ... Reing rem<Klclcd ; cus tom 5 BR, 5 Ba . 6500 sq . fl. home on poi11l, pool, dock. GHet'al I 002 ....•......•......•.... Custom 5 Bil. 4 ba. View, 80 fl. on . lagoon. Boal!-ilip. ~J5,000 !-. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 34\ Bay\1d e Drive, N 8 67~ 6161 1114 White Sai ls 01.V. Ills) CdM 644 -6200 $99.500 Sun.1-5 1806 Pt. Wdtbournc (llV llms) Nil 644 -6200 S93,000 Sun 1·5 •2007Santia~o. f$aycrcsl, Nn &12·5200 $99,500 Sunday 1·5 1338 Antigua, Dover Shores, NB 642-5200 $135 ,000 Sunday 1·5 3474 Santa Clara, Mesa Woods, Ci\1 549·8655 $67 ,950 Sunday I ·5 5 IEDROOM ••120Via Lido Nord, Ldo 11 NB 673-7300 $325,000 Sat/Sun 2·5 216 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) N.B. 644-4910 $95,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2441 Marino Dr. (Bayshores ) NII 642·8235 Sun. 1·5 5 BR & FAM RM or DEN •17 Lock moor Ln. (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 Daily 1·5 ••618 Harbor Is l Rd, off Bayside 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 Royal St. Geor ge, Big Can.yon 675-6000 $259,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 *••76 Linda Is le Dr, Linda II NB 644-4910 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1337 Galaxy, DoverShores, NB 642·5200 $249,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 49 Royal St. George, Big Canyon 640-7290 Sat/Sun 1·5 80akmontLa, Big Canyon 640·6161 Sat/Sun 1-5 1572 Pegasus St, Santa Ana Hts. 540-3257 $59,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1791 Tanager, Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $91,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 Cherry Hills J ... anc #2 Big Canyon 752·7315 $275 ,000 Sunday 1·5 16Z1 Port Ch arles, HV Hms, N. B. 675·6000 $103,000 Sunday I ·5 •301 Lugonia . NwptShores, NB 675-4060 $67 ,500 Sunday I ·5 2424 Holiday, Newport Beach 642·5200 $75 ,000 Sunday 1·5 ••#56 Linda Isle, Linda Isle NB 642-8235 Sun.1-5 15Cypress Point CBig Cyn) NB . 644·6200 $184 ,900 Sun.1-5 6 BEDROOM U49 Hamilton~ Costa Mesa ~1171 Sunl-S 6 IR I. FAM RM or DEN **306 Via Lido Nord, Ldo II NB 673-7300 $375,000 Sat/Sun 2-5 3626Catamaran, HborVu His CdM 67!>-7225 $148,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 420Cypress. Lag una Beach 675·7225 $54 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 433Gloucester, Newport Beach 673·4132 $50,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IEDROOMS 2447 Marseilles , Costa Mesa 646-7414 Sat/Sun 1·5 400 Vista Suerte (Bluffs ) N.n. 833-9781 Sat/Sun 1-5 468 Vista Trucha (Bluffs) NB 640-5560 577,500 Sun.1-5 559 Vista Flora (Bluffs) N.B. 640·5560 $72,500 Sun.1-5 17645 Brittany Ln., Hunt. Bch. 833-9781 $32,500 Sun 1·5 3 IR & FAM RM or DEM 303Avenida Cerritos, Illuffs NI.I 644 ·1133 $102,000 Sun.1·5 4 BEDROOM 3RueVillars (Big Canyon) NB 640-5560 $177,000 Sun .1·5 3)827 Calle Chueca Sa11 Juan Cap 496-3144 $43,900 Sun 1-4 5 BEDROOM 835 Amigos Way #I (Bluffs ) NB 673-4400 Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 21R&IBR 415 Femlear, Coronadel I\far 675-3000 . Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IEDROOMS EAc;;H 1944 & 1946 Anahei m , CM 498-2995 $46,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 BR & l IR 521 Fem leaf Ave .. CdM 559·1318 $110 ,000 Sat. &Sun.12-6 124·124'h 45th Street, N.1.1. 645-7575 $98,750 Sun.1-5 41Rl.3BR 4406 Channel St. Newoort Beach 546-2313 Sun 1-5 4 IEDROOMS EACH 617 Iris. Corona del Ma r 675-3000 $124 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 SIR&JIR 404·39lh St., Ba I boa 644-7270 $117 ,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 HOME & INCOME 3 IR & 2 IR 205-2051;, Emerald, Bal Isl NB 833-8600 $138,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 . " . . • • . . CHUCK SPILLER in adtl1th11 1 to top .. 1. f1rr p rodu<•t 111n & tuJ'l office li s t er aw.1rd .... Chuc k !'ipillcr, nl th•• Cos ta lof t·sa 1:-:c "PvrL off1 ~·c u f Fort'"' t<. Olson, v.,1,;; honoro·1I lvr winnu1~ lhe 1·<111111:111) ' (~uota Buster u .... :ir•I for lh<' fifth month 1n a row! For ) tlur pr•1 · fessional r1•a l c ?'>lale needs , cult ('hU\'k at M5-0303. A ctll DWEll IAllllEll ClllU'Al'f EASTSIDE FIXER UPPER Needs work but great potential. 3 Bdrm, I bath h o u s e on R ·2 zo ned lot wilh r oom for adll llilln:il un1L On· · ly 53.J ,!100. 646-7711 . o~~ _arm Irvine Terr * OPEN SAT/SUM I 0-5 71 2 K· THAHGA 2600 Sq. rt .: pool ; ree . land. $89,500 • Eves, Barbara, 673-1835 11.\l.l\l)A 1 .-:.L,\~lJ * 673·6900 * -~~""'!~~ 2 ~!Y 4 Br. 4 Ba & Gallery 2 fire places. wetbar Deluxe kitchen Pier for yacht to oo~ You may &elect lbe ' finishing touches. 675·8120 -~ 100&; ••••••••••••••••••••••• OWNR. J .Br En.c:lish s ty le cha rm, m a ny xtrs. Terr Joe. nr !:i. Ba y. 673-0897 NEW Deluxe Dpllt, 4 &. 3 br, fant. inc. All l11x, $154.500. By o""'Tir. 212 Diamond. 675·2o-J9 Bayfront 45' lot. 4 Br. guest & m ::iid qtrs. 2 Br apt & pier. Bit in '69. $33!),000./owner. 675·2290 Balboa Peninsula I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (mma e ula te 2 BR. 2 Ba . rse p a tio, over· sized lot , by owner . $83,500. D::1ys, 540·1571 , Eves, 673·6311 • Oupl!'X S93,500 • • Triplex $125,000 • M arsh all Rily 675·4600 LARGE 4 BDR!\t $120,000 appraisal, a sk· ing $116 .000. 673-4224 $72 .500. 3 13 E . Bay Ave .• 2 br, 2 ba +ex· tra s. !>73·7957 11y PENIHSULA PT. OWNER WlLL FINANCE •. charm ing 2 bdrm. ho me on Plaza d e l Norte. $72.500 LAW50H REALTY . 675-4562 Older 4 Units w/3 gar Prime Summer Ren· tals o n 30x85 ' lot. Over $11,000 yrly in<"ome •. S92 ,500 h y own !'r. !'al /Sun 12>5. 303 t·;. Bay Av e . t.:ves (2\3)433·9175. -----Oceanfront 4 BR , 2 H;,1, , l.ge :ill gla:c;s Jh.-. rn1. frplc . By owner . 673·6801 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • + CUSTOM OCEAH VIEW HOME Super locat ion 8('ross from bluff & bca('h. 3 h•rge bedrooms •nclud· ing master suite. 2 't!a balhs. formal entry & !lining. ExpanSi\'t' h v· 1n i: ~oom W/S PC C· tat'ul :1r \'iew. floor lo <'e il1n~ u:c;e<I bri c k r 1rep l11ce . natur;i l (':l thedrn l bi::uned cei l· i ngs . L <i r J:!<' CO \'<'rec:I pr1,•ate pri \'<It(' pallo. 2 \~ c a r ~ar age . J 1\ lo\..<;. or well landscnped i:rounrl ~. Mnny nlore luxury fea ture11. Open Sun. l·S. 3'159-1 0 1mlno Capislr3no. C.n ll now! CENTURY 21 17141496-6124 ' ' . • ., • P6 DAIL V PILOT Sunday. Augusl 24 , 1975 ~-':';~~ ........ ~.~~ ....... ~:!.~~~ ....... ~::!.~.~~ ........ 1 ~~.~.~ ........ ~!~!.':'.~~ ....... . ~-~-~ ........ !~:::.~~~~~ ........ ~~!!!.~.~~ ....... . c .. taMua 1024-"'JIOtlleoch 1040 _.... ........ 1040 l"IM 10441"1ote 1044 LOIJUOaltach 1041 •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• COf"OftCI del Mar I ozzCorona d~I Mar I 022 Costa M~sa I 024 "br, 2ba .. fumll)' rm, * IY OWNER * d"n . Fully upgl"•ded. OPllM SUHDA Y 1-5 PARK LIKE GROUNDS -Lovely 4 br, 2 ba. Nice decor. Culde:iac atree t . "4,SOO. 9892 Fredrlc.k Circle. THE VILLAGE REALTOR Qpt~N SAT/MON l·!I ····································-········· Spyglass Super Deal Owner Transferred and must sell his vacant home this weekend. 4 BR, 3 Ba & huge Bonus Room. Popular 2 Story New Bedford plan. Gorgeous insicle & oul ! Only $159,900. lrln9 yow offn., Open Fri-Sat.Sun 1·5 p.m. 20 Mission Bay Dr. CdM 673-760 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Sty Colonu•I ~ BK, (;ustom l•nd•cupln1. U 11 • .~ I R , 0 I R Nr. Edison lli. ~~. Newport !\1cs fA Sehl 962-7643. D1:st. \'2 Blk I::. S. A. -"""-'-'-'-------1 Ctr y CI u b . 1572 ACROSS to'rom Park & Pc~11 s u s . $59 .500. Sehl~. Lovely~ hr, 1~ 673-7251 or 540-m1 ba , cpt. drps. rrpl , BY OWNER Sacrifice, nlust mov~~ Large 2 Sty, 4 BR, 2' ~ Ba. l i;c furn .rm &c p1o1llo. E:1.stside Cul·dt>· :1uc. $57,SOO. 548.JOJ!i patio, cust. pool. Cls. lo shopping ctr. Dy owner $.S:i.000. 963-3165 OPEN DAILY 10-4 16121 Windemelr Ln. Nr. Goldenwe.st Edinger 4 br. 21/i blil, l•m!din, I sty. Kilns, frpl, new- fk the nrst lo sec this Sh:1rp 4 br. 2 ha horn(' Jy decor'd. New cptg JUST LISTED & JUST GREAT! ASSUME 7°/o Nt:W LANDMAJtK HOa.1 E • Lived in only a rew month.-.. 4br, 21,; ba . 3 cu r garage . Oeautlfully upgraded. Owner anxious. $66,000. • 18102 LakepoinL Loane. 1 rBMS SIHGUS-COUPLES SIWIHG ROOM Supe.r location, .1 Music room, or¥ce house from park. or bedroom. Uikc Subtle colors & your choice, "but touches r eveal the come see this 4 (C)r professional hand 5) bedroom, 3 bath in decorating this 2 t1omc in J r y1 ne, . th en d ecide . bedroom home 1n VA /f'H/\ 't e r m~. G.r eenlree. $44,950 $65,750 ·I br & f;11nily rm . in fine area , close l & linoleum, wt~. REALTYINC. r 3 nch homr New occ:in . Exist'g. VA soCtner. poolsixe yd.. 714/8.._1371 YIEW YOUlt PAIK MODEL HOMES carpelin,;: & drapes, Loan, $24.3 per mo., atrium, sprinklers . a. ll h shiny ru~\I.' dishwashe r $38,500. Anyone Qual's~ patios, RV /bo•t yd. CALIF CLASSIC From the Jivin g ·ave never s own & mirroy,,·a ve O\"t>n . SOUTHL.A.HDERS Asking $64,500. By IY THE SEA r m, w j n do w. a~ well ns this ex· Chan<"e o r ;1 11rclimc. 642-6368 _o_w_n_•_r._84_7_-_,.... _____ 1 SBA COAST CHARM. Spacious ms tr . ccutive town home Only $2.400 do"11 mov· ___ _:.::.:=::.. ___ I owner abandoned. Coly bdrn1• + 2 more in Unive rs ity J>ark. es you in. Good ol ' Sunshine 3Br home. •NT. Ocean. quality hm fplc. bayview window, o· . I I I VA loan bal •" Bkr 2 yrs 1 sty •BR good s1'zed'. Fam1'ly tg1t_a _contro horn('' Call Toe ay · •· · · • · glass gulley kitchen, ¥.'ill Not Last ~ 968·1805 or 962-8946 2BA, beaut. lnsepdn'g w/gourmet appl 's, sun· rm .• great patio & Fr1g1da1r c ap- Aqt Ph: 540..3666 MASSIVE 5 IR. ~;~~~o f?!~e:ci~:n~~ry· ny breakrast nook . profess. pletnned pliances i~ kitchen. :>36 hu ge m11 s t e r + I .. uxur1ou ~ 4 $64,500. Owner. ·23.15. children 's .sui tes. Boat J a nd sca.pin g. bedroom, 21 :.- 121 WAV~~ Lu='urious bou1u W tlN COME. ne~ to .OeeP.•h fron-t. No LO!funet . ~ 2)!RI home w 12I dt'IUXC ...._~ un ts , pOu 11nrl ~u:iii. Su 1>er' 1nan.~lo11 or 1nl·omt'. Z:AGHOOZK''· Hllr. ' ·8811 . •EMERGENCY• o~·ru:r purch1111c of out of ~lut~ pr~per 1 i f(lcccs i1nn1l·di11ile sail· of thi11 trur West(•rn S ty l e homl' Ru .. ti1· Rock ·\l.'ork , ,,;lass & bean1 ~1tl' all rt·n1inis cen,l bf the Old We11L Ot·can View YCJU n1u!!t Ins pect this home to realize thc tre1nt>ndous bar~a1n . PR ICfo;I> R Jo~ IJU(; 1-: D $8.~. ror fast sale. Nl1\I.' ;1~lc\J1,i: SGS.000. Call ror term~: l.os Padres Real 1-:.,t11te li21 So. Cst. 1-lwy, Luiituna Beach, 494 -<Y193. 2 Story Coloni al BY oun.oER g a t e a n d min I. b th $87 000 Immaculate Cond . TTJ"lll orchard!! In the 40's. $.56,500 a 5· • Formal Dinin" SAVE MOHEY >PEN 11ous1-: Sul . ... but submit any orrer ~! 1 s sss K·1 w •tarbor 1-ti gh Dist. . . · Bkr 962.5511 HELPING FAMILIES FfMD · prn . 1 o uy SOUTHLAMOERS J~om e tn prime loca-1 _________ 1 , HOMES IM IRYIME Co ff A It :1 Vi s· I 1:;;;;;;5~4~0;-3~6~6~6;;;;;;l,-mm~64~2~6368~~y,:;;rl,j t1on-walk to beach-VACAMT-7'/.zO/o ta) .. FAROUT Vll:W rr Corona d•I Mer I 022 Corona dt'I Mer 1022 · schls -shop'g. 3 or 5 GI existing loan. Cap· CALL 559-5055 lb h i ~$892 so"o' 0. 1.~2 .. ~'N• •••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••• LOVELY Mesa Verd bdrms/fam. rm-bc~ul. tivating cathedral style a··' ' · "' RARE •Beautiful 4 bedrm, 2 home. by O"A'ne r . nr hr d w d r Ir s I t 1 I c exterior . Enormous red llOUSE Sun. l ·5pm. 4 IR DUPLEX llh\: o:'~I~·~. l~0~1~r.0~ bat h lar ge r ho n1e. ('\'e ry thin ~. 4 Jg br, bathrm s /landse pg. tiled fa mily room. Ex-lnJne 1044 LGCJUlla leach 1041 31862 Sunget Ave. So. So OF I close to So. Coalit F'4 ba, lg li v rm. fam-~wne r must relocate quisite gold carpeting.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Lar::una ... C LASSl C • AYSIDE Jly,,·y. S79.7a<>. &H·2877 P l az;i . Patio vil'w din rm. sml rm & ofr. immed -$5 1,950. Open 1 VILLA . Swec 11i n g •·ith a 3 DR . 2 BA --kitchen racliatc•s charm fruit t r ees up graded House 1·5 PM Sal. & Astonishin g l y o w 1 HOME LEFJI, Whit• Water View 0 c ea n View s• rental. Only 1'2 ye:1r:.COZ\' 2 hr hous e on th r uoul .·$56 ,500 . Sun. 962·0066 for direc-price. Absentee owner Xlnt location enhances Marvelou s Sunsets, old. fo'eaturin g beam R-2 lot. room ror other & quali t y of home. 546_5472 lions sic.k of payments. Onl y This new free sWnding this handsome 4 Terraced G r ounds. ceilings, naluritl y,,•ood unit. 57 1,000. 0\1.'0l'r $52,850 . Call 963-7851 5 ye.ars old .. Xlnt1 llunt. home in Univ. Pc.rk bdrm., 2•,~ ba., 2-story : UNJQU E pro pe rt y and brick t('x.turcs ;ind 673-4169 Dana Point I 026 TRIPLEX Beach location c ose to h as approx. 2500 sq. home; decks. beams &, w /amen tit i es too perfect loca',ion. Call e 1 M •3 Bcdrm , 2 bath ·••••••••••••••••••••••• Walkin g dist ance to beach. Call 897-0321. ft. of living space. It opcn stairway give it; numerou s to m e n- &J-4 -7211. 01 a f'SG 1024 family room. £xcellcnt 4 Br. 2 Ba , 3 yrs old. Hunt. Harbour. $59,500. 1111 inc ludes 3 lrg BR's, a very spacious out·' tion ... $170,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• home Shake roof. Xlnt area, 545_000 ap-All terms finis hed bonlL'i rm, 3\12 door feeling. See il to-: S ll l £LO RE A I. I . ' MESA Verde/Republit'. Charming Mesa Verde. · I 493 """"~ DOVER REALTY Baths, formal dining day at $10'J.OOO t ESTATE 0 S & Su point. on y. -"""""· G M & r ·1 Th I pen at n 1-5. 4 $49.500 Call 536-8836 ene ayo 645-9070 : rm am1 Y rm. c 494-8003 • br, ram, din. 3 levels. A-FRA!\1 E 3 br, huge priee is $64,500 ml\ llc1' I ... ~,,..,,~·.i::;~~·~~J rrpl. Elegant! $79.900. yd. View ! 565.950. GI. For Sale By Owner. OPEH suu I S leasehold & the builder ;f/,.,.=--IPil~ OLD LAGUNA :: 2053 Phalarope. Agt . Roberts Rily. 49J.0202 GR EAT FA MIL Y "' • is anxious to sell! ~ u}/1 R •HOY HOME. 541-5032 llOME! 17645 lrittcmy La. PA.RIC II HOMES •99-2aoo MO M,., Wt·lto nG&Compa ny .. ' . -~ Shoreeli ffs 3 Bit . 2 BA, pool + IO\'C I)' \'iew or ocean & ca-1 nyon. Lots or potential. Listed $139,SOO. 234 Morning Canyon Hd. Open Su n 2·5 2~1 ' I t •~•~I ll11(h"·"' I'"'"~' 1Jtl \.1.ir 1,;~ h1l!l\I I'~~~~~~~~~~ L r g corne r lot. Up-d b 1.:====------I Lovingly restored. El T 1032 3 B rms ., l lh a. con· 552-9300 Sand blasted wood in· S ALL CASH S oro J;r aded 4 br, 2 ba , do; x lnt cond. Beaut. . h" h be d .. for you r equity-fast. ••••••••••••••••••••••• f am /di n r m . l\fan y grounds, poot,3 BR, l 'lz BA , dining OCEANSIDE te~i~r w / lg a"'.'e Discovery R.t:. ~5·5045 Great Buy Condo. 2 Br. :<tras inc lud . f ood 1 bh $32SOO Ol-~ lllGHWAY ,-ceilin gs & gleaming *DUPLEX* Den . fully carpt'd & tenter in kitchen, bltn c u ouse. ' area & bar. f'n>\, fmt. Abov e c rashing s urf·; wood floors t~ghoot. MESA VERDE 1944 & 1946 Anaheim. draped. Central Air. security sys & i n -fTJ 833-9781 & back patios. S5 l·lJ5l line. Jbr: beamed ccil-: 1 ~~seh~ndd~~,~~~~~ BEAUTIFUL 3 bedrm, xlnt . eond . $46,000. Attach. dbl Gar. Encl tercom ster eo sys. lJ.) Turtl•rock Pl• IY in gs, large wrap b &: M . 2\.:1 ba. 2 fplcs, lge Open Sat. & Sun, 1-5 P\'t patio. Pool. $38,000 New crpt & flr cover· lies" -Bl By owner, 4 BR, 21~ around deck. $149,000. T~lam s W lk etx i ct~= family rm, lge mas ter Owner. 714-498-2995 l -"837::.·~107::_:3c.:B~y-"'O~~=e~r.'--I ing. Tile entry. Lovely ~fE~fW" Ba , s p acious Jiv ·rm * LIMGO * I IJ!a~~· fro~ this 0 2 DD bmcoddremrn' bp;ge yar1d. Cheapest ~~Acre fo r LAKE i-~O R EST $46.900. b~~dsf4 ~ti~~ toJ.':::=::::''==::==:::::::::::.I w/fr plt', formal dip-rm, Real &tale +sleeping lort home. :. 0 n, a ry horses. etc. in .:1rca. 2 3 br. 2 ba immac . · · · -Oprn Sunday 1·5 Jge fam-rm, W/Yau ltcd 499 -1397 400-8812 •Priced right al $79,500! hom e;. S itu ated on 3 Br. cll'n house. $44 .900. Open t\ousc Sa t . & 3 BR Condo. l ~! lkl. 2 83::11 SnowbirJ Or. ceili n i: & sky li g ht . fPn beautiful str~-et. Owner wi ll l'arry Sun . 23972 Dublin , sty. $24 .750. Asm 6a4 Pool. 5 bedrm. 3 bath Crpts & drps. Interior CUSTOM DESIGNED lrvinr TftTCtCe 3140 Countr) Club Dr. paper \f!l &12-9006 581 _44 56 E\'e , "A'kdys. Sl5,ooo. $97.50. dn. OWC atrium, putio, walk lo Tri -le\"cl, wood a nd }Z Q'::! 1512 Dolphin Terrace, Owner/Bkr 979-3788 · 1 ' 2 sto r y · X lnt c pls. pri\•atc tennis & pools. _tt lass home. Located • B 1·r l I h By owner. sec. 6'16·5632 drps , formal dining, d f IC mon 4 br, 3 ha, pool. QUIET CUL-DE-SAC ea u I u arge Omf. f<imil y rm . 2 fplcs, parks. schools on quiet on the c g e o Sun & s.~.,".1,r .. ropcrties Fruit & Ornamental I\, es a V e rde . IJY fovntain Yaltf'y 1034 • ICf dlV street. Across from Bluebird Ca n yo n .• ,r REALTOR Owner. Balearic sch!••••••••••••••••••••••• -16x3 poo cnce • a-park. Lot view of L . Walkin _tt dis ta nce t o ".fll l;....,:"i-. ----1 trees surround this area . $ti6,950. Open cant. Owner anxious. A. basin, many xtras. beach. 3b r, 3ba. pius <e~:~'.;_~!..494-8561 417 ORCHID c ha rm in,e: near new 11 .5, Sat-Sun. 979-7320. BY OWNER -Walle to ocean. Submit. $69.SOO. family room. Great en---==... 4 B R • 2 B A h o m c S u n s c t R ea I R ea I · · h ' _ _:•~~~"""""""::-::~=. l~·~~~~="'~"":::.. 2 Br , !iv.rm. frplc . feature s choice ftf esa Ve rde Condo. 2 Newly decor'd. 3 hr. 2 Estate 963_8991 833-0315. 1crta1 n1n g ome .1- din . rm . 45 ' lot . Eastside location. Rich Br, adjac. Golf & Ten· ba , foam rm, rrml. din, ReaJEstate By Owner. Turllerock. Sl l9 .~· 3 OPEM HOUSES '67.ooo.•&12·8.56.5• pa neling, used brick, ni s Club, Ow n er . ~g. s,unny kit~hte.•"c"i" by.._._.MV SA.VE SAYE SAVE · * LIMGO * SUNDAY 1·5 Se' 0 a.pr-,, s s--.;wn.11 2br. d e n . 2ba, 31r, R al &•~ "rpels, drapes, built-832-5458 An s. Svc. "'" · · By owner. Super clean e flilTC' VJCTORIA BEACH to schls. Best Fount. lndscp 'd $62,000. Open ins & oversize garage 993·2000, x 356. V 11 ~ d . • HOME WITH 3 br . 2 ba . Ca lir. h ouse sat /Sun 11·6. 499-1397 493·8812 124 Sunsel Terr. Steps ••JUST LISTED· View llome, llarbor View llil\s. lm m:1c JHr. 2ba. $57 ,000. Owner. &u>-2521 -=~=::...c...='----1 a ey area. ~n ai-,., Classic. Only $46,450. to sand w/Grt. Oc. Vu. TRIPLEX 2 yrs. old. 1. ly! S&4,900. 968-3475 aft. ''CHAIACTElt•' O_pen house all 187 22 Paseo Picasso. OPEN HOUSE XLN T fam . h ome fum rm. pool-sz yar{\. HANDYMAN'S 2 & 3 br"s. B1tns. Inc. 6. ror appt. prin. only Pride of owners hip \l.'eelcend. 5742 Rogers. -833--·8503--·------·12370 Temp le lli lls w /gym, rumpus rm.' $675 mo. S70,000.·2216 3 BR + bonus rlJl , shows in this sparkling 536-1300 UNIV. Prlc , P ark II J Drive. Sunday, August Br. & 3 Ba . ..$189,000. Pamela Ln. 642·31'93 or ~pacious condo.·2~'!! ba, 3 bedroom home . up·-br , 2. ba +stud y, ~4. 1pm t o 4Pf1J -1 607 FONTANA 642·2231 By o'lfller. :! pools, patio. dbl gr aded cpts. & tiles. BY OWNER Prin. only ! atrium. Upgraded t-pls, Panoramic vie"A'S from J New cedar home. LR ~real view o{ ocean & WORKSHOP bay . S89,5oo . OPt:N Never be fo re on the 1-IOUSE SUN 1-5 ma r ket lilce thi s 1006 S('a l~a ne Eastside Costa li-t esu (Take MacArthur l pool home. a real llarbor View Dri \'c) c r a ft s man 's dream &t6·74 14 workshop, a hu ge ,,__u_H_l_T_E_D_l _R_O_K_E_R_S_1 ra mily room \l.'ith bi ~ garage'. By owner , Mstr . bdr m, den. even Lg. 4 br. f_am r~. 2 d rps. Attract. lndscp,i::. this sparkling 2br,"21hJ w/hi pit. 'beam ceil. $34,900. 545.4913 patio wired for music. ba, frml d in . Prime $64 .900. Own /Ag t . ba. home with beams. Beaut. coastal Vu . 3 Open H~ 1·5 Manicured lawns, walk local. W al~ t o bch , 552·0055 decks, den ai\d dining i Br . + s tudio orf pri. 216 Albf'ri Ploce Lo central park & Iibr. F.ader & Edison Schls. • . area . Custom features I patio & la nai. $129,000. EASTSI OE 3 bedroom , TOWMHOUSE Assume 1°10 VA loan Clean, ta s tefully de· TURTLEROCK Prcs1• throughout. Expansion 1 2545 JUANITA b ri c k fir e pla ce. 3 bedroo m s, 2 baths. plos d1nin~ room. low maintenant'e l«ndscap- ing. Lols or fruit trees. It won't last. it's only 2 bath s. clhll' rp1<", MODB.. 968·4456 cor'd. $71,500. 963-46"10 denl home. 4br, rarn. possibilities and room Lapped Rdwd }louse. cpts, drps. lltO. DW, 2 BR . 11,2 Ba. Man)' SUMMER 0 11 S PM rm . prof. decor 'd. & for pool. $74,900. Grt. Oc. Vu. 4 Br .. 3 3 IEDROOM HOME Nr. Bch, frpl. 2 ba. 2 patios . Nt'YI' cpt . & p a i n t . ·o 'n 1Jay s ldc -S86,000 . freshl y redec. l.ots or pen ou se un . lndscpd . A/C. Quiet LINGO 8 f & upgraded xtras. Super CLEAltAMCE 1·5 Bea utitul Mer edith Cul ·de·sa c . P r vt . & * * a •• a m. rm. extras Double garagl'. loc. Dbl garage. Patio. 2 VA ASSlfMABLES ~ 3 G:1rden s 10111 Stoney Beautifu l. $95.000. Dy Real Estate separate din. rm. St. $49,900 Pool. S39.990. w/7·V·<;~ & 4 bed rm , pri ced in brook Dr . Da\·is owner . P rin on ly. 499·1397 493-8812 to St, lot. $l2!t,OOO. Roy McCcrcle i nt . a\·ail. Fountain mid so's. Beauti ful Re<!lty. 752-1992 & 644·0515 497-1711 675-0686 $48.900. Ca ll 546-2313. -U1N lo -..•t!',f[J1'1"1 ~'"•'' rtF.D UCED TO S£LL ' NOW! Sl38.000. Cul-de-[ ~ ! sat'. l~u sk llVI lls. 2 sty 1 '' Burlingame. 4 Btl.. 3 . 1 ' _ Ba , Fa m . & Bonus . Lge yard . co''-patio . Eastside, Older, Clean, By owner. 6'1'1·5552 S mall 2 BR h ous e . -Large R2 lot. Fruit Two Cozy I Br houses trees, garden. $33.SOO. on a corne; lot. Both s,8 ,000 down, S27S ha\·e (rp\c s, ranges, lh 646 2Z77 ref r ig's & bed s ·:-m~on~-·--·-----1 $67 ,500. 673·2823 Ownr. R r a Ito r ·t 8 I 0 Park . on Edinge r at p r ope rt ies . Ca ll us llJJ-8714. •NEW exclusive altrac· Mewport 1-:ucbd in .,,_v_ 531-841 direct for mor e in · tive. we ll g roomed . ~~C~o~s~to:.-iM~•~sa~S48~·~7·~,29:;;,..i~·~r .... 9~79~·~05~8~1"'""'""'""'""'"~1 (~fo~r~m~•~l~io~n~.~968-=-44'/:56~.;.;;-:l Built 19784. CXomdbfo1 rtable CRV C~3 QQQ 4br, 2ha home in fa mi· 3Br, 2 a.'· e gar. ~ , ly o riented area . OPEN Sat . k S un . Cstm dec'r'td thruout. Beautiful. \'acant. 3 Ceramic tile rloors & Noon-Dark. 8932 Bosun Pretty g rnbelt loc. bedroom College Park wall to wall carpeting. YE . OLDE FIXER QUICK POSSESSION! VA Closing cost $300. total. No down pay- ment, 3 BR + Bonus Rm, off street parking. In before Sc!xx>I opens '!''/credit approval. FO'I" more info. cal l Da n Lee & Assoc. 673-1641 Cirt"l e . 2 Br, H&F Owner mol'ing out of home. Central air. VA Decorator wall paper, pool , corner Jot, sharp, sta le. Open house appraised. World Real brick fireplace, garden VA-FH A. Pts to be Sat/Sun 1-5:30 P M. Estate S.56-7777 patio. $71 ,500 negotiated ... $43,500. 8111 Windy Sea Circle,1~~ ...... ~ .......................... 1 s H 1 ELD RE AL HB . <o ff Beac h &r •WOODS COVE. Older ESTATE Holland, behind Kinney Deerfield Patio llome. 3 2br. den, 2ba home. 494·8093, 962·3446 e\•es. shoes.) BR , 2 Ba , Atrium, Plus a studio cottage. plush crptg, hard\l.•ood Nice garden, big trees. Adult Condo, 2B r, 2Ba, plank floors, \'aulled Pool, Tenet. J ct. t'ull be a m c e i Ii n gs, $85,000. JRVI Nt: 1'l-~RRACf': 3 * IY OWMEI* Se<!. Beh lh mi. $37 ,900 s kylights. near com· •A·FRAME. In rustic b b b Full ap praised .,·alue Parkside •~states Mdl 536-7990 or 960-1705 munity pool & green-setting. Heavy beams, Brier. Early Ca li fornia 2 · story. 113 Acre deserted by owner . i-~ami l y kitchen , banquet din- ini::. party room , 3 haths & guest. Bike to beach . 11urry, call 645-0303 . IHSTAHT CASH For Your Home r, 2 a, y O"A'ncr . pd. Cail now ror ,,.. DUHAN&DOYLE bell $56000 p · . I -~"-'~·""'--·-•_•_•·_2"7_7 ____ , evaluation . Ask for 102G1. 4Br, FR, +BY OWN ER 4 br. 2 b<i, INVESTMENT INC 1· o ' . ~~%1r~1~ rrpl c. s un deck . 2br, J' ·m Nichol s . huge g am e roo m . 3 Jg. lot . 1 mi. Crom ' · on Y-wne r . · lo(t den, 2 ha. t.67,500. ---------~ car ~ar. Prem corner ocean. nr . shop'g. & 17-4001•n9e,Cost•Mesa ext. 42 or 559-4271 OPEM SUN. 1.5 Century 21•_5.16_·_952 _1_ lol. auto s pmkls. Park schls. $45,000. 960-4016 548-1168 •NINE commerc ia l 413 Cobrilk» T~rr. By owner. lge ·l BR . 2 & Elem sch across st. IT'S READY-units. !\lodern and well na. !\·l es a Verde. 2:•32 ACll.DWEUlllllt(ICOMl'AllY ?ver S7000 in upi;:rdFORMER MODEL VACANT 4 Br. Assume maintained. Exccllenl Beaut iful 4 bdrm .. :I':? -----------! c l ccnl r •I a•r HOM 0 SPAN I S ll 2 ... and waitin g: 3 t a ts $179500 Rcd\l.'OOll. 551-5176 1 n · .... · V A o r n cw L N . en n · · · ba,, dinini; rm .. ram1lyt:;;;;;;;;;;;;,_;;;,;;;;;,,;.;;;;;;;;;1 t"tNALLY AVAILABLt:! ·rr ans ferr ed , asking STORY . 2400 sq ft. 4 544 950 Owner/Agent ~.m~··,:;~·~·-di~~~:!;'. rm.; pool & t•a nyonl• The much in-demand below mkt at $69,750 hr w /all the model ~A6:7739 · view '. Quick possess. Cape Series. 2br, 2ba. for fast sale. Call hom.e options from wet!..:~c.:.:.:.::::.:.·------1 Step away from pool MESA VERDE Xint cond . Open 841 -5298. bar to sliding mirrored By O W NER : 1-lunt· & greenbelt. Is now Cou ~RY Sat /Sun 1 -5 . 433 , closet doors. Enclosed ington H arbou r o n vacant -quick possess. 1"'1111 Glou cester. $50,900. Hunt1rtC)ton kochl040 15xl9 patio rm. alarm water. 4 BR, 3 Ba , A real buy at $58,500 CLUB Agt. 673-4132. ••••••••••••••••••••••• system . pull down lad· 18x35 Den/Playroom. 2 ~ SALE BY O\\':'llf:R MEREDITH der t o 13x l8 a tt ic Overwatc r decks ~ 4 Blt, 3 Ba , ram.rm. COLLEGE PARK G•RD...,S storage rm. beaut. w /boat slip. New in· 0 3 b r "" g, landscaped &: decor., tenor paint & ca ....... ts. VISleN •BL UE LAGOON VILLA. Furnished 2br, 2ba. Close to pool and tennis courts. $65,000. •EVER CHANGING ! SEASCAPES. Fantastic spli t level. 4br and den & 3'h ba. Unique .sa una and J acui:r:i on Harth End Collage With guest apl., onfy 2 blks. to ocean front park. Great potential! $79,500 4 Lar9f' k4-oom1 Private m str. suite : 21h baths ; split-level famil y rm .. rrplc,; ocean view! $9'1.500 Cammrrcl ... 1kJcJ. Wit h ru s tic ranc h ho use. 3,000 sq . fl . s tore , h i g h tra fr ic count ; lots or \l.'ood & glass. O"•ner "'i l l fi na nce or trade! See & submit. .. 494·7551 • .A-Olan REAL ESTATE QQQ C.l••n11t•yt<' ')t 4';>~ ;>~T J \~Y (\~•~ sep din·rm, cnclo:'ed wner. r. am. rm.. SIR 39• ·.-courlyd. clec gate. dbL rrpl, 1~~ ba. As · • "" end of cul·de·SAC , huge Open Sat & Son. 4047 ltl.AlTY c u s l c r Pl & 11 r P s su me loan . Open 9·6 3 CAR GARAGE lot, H /F 12x24 pool, 2 l\1istral. 846-4324 552 .. 7 soo f I Daily. 4l2 P•incel on, " mi to boh, I blk to middle level. Quality WORDS con struct ion a n d a ' •• ~ ................................ ~I thruoul, 2 rpc's. t.•lec. r-~ Once in a while this ac park & lake. Open 1_,__ 1044 A Red Hill Company most : unusual design. cannot describe warm ·. -g ar opent.•r . f\.tany 5'\6·5941 Bkr. \AP"UP· b" t" · h ,.,_ •---------•I 'tra< .. All this ,._. l7th ·~"---1 com ina ion in ~I om, e house daily by owner. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" rttesa Vl.'rdc . 3BR, 2BA become~ ava 1 ab e . $66,000 firm. 847·7358 UHIYERSITY PARK T h is 3 bdrm . townh ome in prime Uni versit y Park Joca· lion. was jusL vacated & Is avail. ror immed, possession. Owner will pHin t & recarpet, or do it yourself & save $$$. Executive $159,000. feeling in this 3 bdrm., 1 2 bath vu h ome ·· w /beams & fpl c . SPYGLASS! Sensationa l \"iew horn(' w/pool. 5HR 'S, i::nme & family rooms . See in ~ is belie\•ing. Shown by appt. Call today. JACK llOWl-:LJ,. Hllr. 644·1156 (2·1 hrsl BY ANXIOUS OWNt:lt New Du11i t•x cin ntt't' corner lot. 3 br, 2 ba + frpl & 2 hr, 2 ba + din rm & we tbar. 4 t'ar car. I un1l least:.-cl . I Priced h e l ow~ mkt . $110 .000. Eves : 559-1318, Open Sat & Sun, 12·6, 521 t~cmlC'af Ave., Owner lmmac 2br. tba , R ' torner lol. Walk t bch . 418 Goldenrod Ask lo sec at 41 Goldenrod. HOW IS THE TIME ror job seekers to <"heck the Dally Pilot lle lp Wanted clas!irlc;itlon. If the job you "'ant I! not there )'OU mil!!hl COO!iidcr ofrering y0ur !lcrvicts with •n •d in the Job W•nted i•tegOI')'. l'hone .... ,.,. . ' ' fairway . Incl ude~ full 1-·am-rm , golf course llii::hly desirable modt.>1 members hip in f\.lesa \'iew. Mt .950. wi th formal dinin g, Verde C.C. Priced lo Lions Rlly!>4!i ·975 1 s e parat e w a lnu l · se ll hy owne r at pane led family room. There Is nothing in Perfect~:~tertai n· bgtwater 1~S7~7·~·so~~~~~~ ;ng! Thi• apadous ·I REAL ESTATE FANTASTIC! S139.000. GHE-:AT tastefu lly deeorat ed. Hunting\on Beach to 3024 Java lld, 5'16-6654 ASSUrt1ABLE LOAN! and move.in condition compare with this lov- W it h Low Down ! throu i::hout . Lot s o f ely 3 br, l o/.4 ba home? Shari' 3 br EASTSIDE c h :1rm , b e autif ully 1h blk . from the When 1\J.:l'nls horn(' w allt;:)' access 1<.1ndsraped and s ituat-beach . Only $38 ,500. Ohh&Ahh for ho;it , RV . c l <-. e d i n pre stige Yo11 rnus\seeitnow! You'\•e Got Somcthinf!1 Hurry! nci~hborhood. con\'e· SJS-1461 Agt, BR. 211!1 Be . home in Univ. P ark features a 13SO S.Coo1t Hwy. s e p a r .111 l e m a 1 l e r l ---~4~·~·--~8~5~3~6'-- bedroom suite, roomy f a mil y kitc Oen with UNUSUAL. 552-7000 A n d w e d n . A n c w • • • • n i e n t t o <i 11 s ch o o ls ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 lis lin J: in Nc OA.·port Wt:STSIDE a nd n ea r beach . c upboards galore a ncl .. OPPORTUNITY; new. open beam celling in well built mrg, bldg. the living room . All of approx. 4.000 sq. ft. 'JUST LISTED Co• $82 .SOO + 2-bdrm ., den home ("> Jl eii::ht s . Superior This 3 hr home on R-2 Priced to sell quickly work n1 a n s h ip . corner lot w /room to a t 172,500. Phone beautifully det'or:ited. build <1ddilional unit 546·2313 for •ppoirr\· c reativel)' lll nd scapC'd won 't last Ion~: Call m e nl :ind addilion_.I which can be convert· Beautiful 4 bedroom, LE RAISOR cd to commerc . use; :" rv int= 110111i=s. 'l:tt.J [ t ''l"S and fe nced. 4brorooms. now ' Info. 2 bath ~. Handsome ly Bill or SLe,·c. Bkrs. O"fN l11 '1·•'~'UN'Ollt'l'ff(t• ~10:1~:~:~~~:.1('~~~ I ---.-.-Y-"'0-·-·::--ER-.--I [ ~1 11~tiH~I built-ins! Dri\'e·UP ap-L,.:: "1Br, 2h~. fan1 rm. . --·:-":11••-!!!!? o n Lagu n a Ca nyon 1~ bath, f i r~pl ace, REALTY Rd., across from Joca· separate laundry room. ==========-1 Uon or new art school. huge c ul·de ·s ac lot. UNIV ERSITY Prk. II. 4S23 Ca m p u s Pr., Sl7S,OOO Prestige neighborhood. 0 a rt m o u t h M d 1 . Irvine NIGUEL SHORES \'ery s harp and clean. Shi 1 1 ho Ca mpus Valley Shop ng e ex • sep. me. OellghUul garden home ~111YI SfuSOO. I Not yet 2 >'"-old. 3 CALL tJ..e,oo with 3 bdrrns .. ramil)' 1,1 JH!.l~l~· .JifiJUI br, 2 b•. f<1m . rm . rm .. P•Llos & all the - - -lush atrium + !ltudy. Ill C ri te 962;.url r.:: 5'&·8103 Up•raded cpi., kilch. L141111 ..... 1041 amen ea o a .p va communily . Pool, ten• & entry tile. ete. Lu:ot. ••••••••••••••••••••••• peal that will m ake r.lany t'xlras . 31 24 you smilt>. Culde:i.at• Pierce. (;rt-1 . 546-I Z'.!l & privat·y on you r ownl -"837'-·4~34'-'3~. ------ t'. :'!<-re cstall". ~1ove quickly on th is one. VA / fo .. 11 A welcomed. Ag\, Cnll toe.lay . Call 3-4 /PLEXES 2 br & br , 2 be . Cpt, drp!I, bltns . enc . g;irs . S.59 ,950. ea . Own"r. CAL. CLASSICS 0389 3 and 4 br hom~. Nr drps & lndscr•· Askin• MEDITERRANEAN n i I • c I u b h 0 u s c & Dy owner. $52-0896 condominium located · 540·3666 . 842· ·.:.------1 bcache:i, 5C hoohs a nd ASSUME GI LOAN Me•dow Lark Coif TURTLEROCK. 4 br , Bt-autiful Moss Cove ft:"" INVEST ... ..in Laguna ! Triplex. Prime r e ntn l area. Ocean side. IARGAIH HOME ,. 3 Bdrm s ., 21/i b a. La r ge co rn e r lo t . $'19.500 ACRE LOT With panoramic ~lew of village. $30,000 ' WE HAVE RENTALS .. , Ask For Joan I\ ' •J Xlnt ln•estmeM Lo\'l'\y 4br. 2b.'"l, bltn~. encl )'d & p3lin. (){( st pkg + 2 c;1r i;:;1r or l>onu:s rm. ·rn1J :r:ri.'ii nr :r:l l . lmmt.•d ll cc . 5'19.9SO. As&u1ne ~1 .200 fo"lfA fi <":\) In . Owner will congidt•t 2nd. 336 Cabrl ll n . 54M ·9~~5 . Prellm plans avail up to 4 unlu. 21201 Breton Lane, Courte. Lo\'t:IY cnr . 3 br, 2 ha. rm $67 ,600, Inc 'g. land. Atmosphere·ln this Jbr. Jiilbeach! s73.ooo only l blo<k Crom fjt. 'f~J·• ra m rm. GARDEN 0 Beach. Buy thli ror ' • ,,._,,,_ 1...::=:::c:=.::::..~=:===:=. F.DEN with patios & only S37.9SO. llOSN.COoJ.tHwy •• Log""° OPE N J:IO USE Su n . f decki n g . Upg r aded • LIHG-0 ., 494_11,77 Ch arm i ng Country 540·3666. I ' "f . t n<'. patio. Nr. oce-an. Trlr or boat •Pace. Newly d ecol"'d,, plu8h cpl, thruout ! $53,900, 10 % dn . 213·439·0991 wlcdy1 . Ownr/l\aC • " ' ' ' ' REAL TV INC. 714/1-46-1371 ,' . ... .~. tkru o ul . Vt b l ock Fren c h . 2 BR. p•rks, tennis courta, ••• &t.te , So l11r lum, gard e n . ·• p oo ls . B y own et. 499·1397 '193-8812 Try n Da lly P\lol view. Near Sch, town, S70.~ fee or $3~ mo. ClaulfledAdtobuy,wtll park . S42 Cre11. 833-3190. CLASSIFIED will se:ll il. or rent 19-0mtthing. "9,.500. 49'7·2211. ' ' \ ' ' !·" ..... -1-' .l H . -· Lt .. La ·- V, & N th s w II H "' ,., Le >'I ... w Fl o: Tl fl '" ft ki :;e1 h' pc Bl "' & RI be S u " Th So t~ ..~ ~ I j N< Be Ba old l'OI tli ; "I •b De• w • .. ·~ cc Ce ly '" co he h•I •d "' ·~ AF 0< ;. ll< bl< & $6 67! l Sp i:,o, WI v oc ~I 11 1 00 fl( no 2 ' .l' l m• h• b.r C l Ml DI c NI an r .. <U h . nu Se va fr• D I Cc s~ ... tor ., Al lo s F• Le ... 0 fl T II w fl bl ij ,, c < d r • F ( I • ' ' ,. • l , • ~-~.~ ....... !~.~":.~ ...... . ~.~~ ....... 1 ~~!!.4!';~~ ....... l~:!.~~~ ....... 1~~!.~0:..~ ...... . Sundty.Au9ust2•. 1975 , OAILYP1LOT 07 " LOCJU"O le•ch I 0•8 Laguna l •ach I 04' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• M•wport hoch I 069 Mt wport l eoc.h I 069 Newport l e ad I 069 Mewporl l e ach I 069 •••••.•.....•........•........•....••••••..... ··········~············ ...................•... Sunny Re ach Cotta~c -I nr, 1 Ba , ~n -llc<J m s -Jlardwood f<-.loors F 1replace -Patio -O<:ea n Vi ew Close to Surfing Bea ches $&7,500 Laguna l•ach IO L Ni ue1 I ••••••••••• •• oguna q 052 •••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• Or t;N 11ousto~ ••Fo nr;v .. :n v1 1-:w !~ WATERFRONT RETREAT Best v a lue! 3 Bdrm.,., 2 ba lhs; large deck. Quick possession! RIDIClLOUS Hut True S4YFltONT4GE $99,500 Just Red ur ed , owner wanws action Senior a dults community apt. LIDO REALTY 3 377 Ylo Udo, N.S. 673-7300 485 S~h~·li!. ~l!"una New 3300 !)q . r1 . on Mewport leoch I 069 MeWport l•adl I 069 V C t'Ul ·d C ·S ll(', ('USlo 1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A A NT, l''G lt LOlt N 4DR , Jba. brkf:s t ro1 . Ol'fN HOUS E EXECUTIVE CUSTOM IY OWNER 1308 S4NTl4GO 111is spac·i1)us 1)0\'l·:Jl SJ IOltES home l>OaSts a pprox. JH(X) SC(. ft . Of trtte IUX · ury livin~. 4 I ,c;. ll l)Jll\·1S. l\1 a~le r Suite w/ow n frpl. Bil; FA M. HM. w/fr pl. 4 MOllN. llATll HMS. I scr vidng lhe pool area . SUN KF:N WET BAll & ~:NTERTAINM F:NT CTI!. Frml. d in. area &·u HUG I•: LI VING Al!EA sur· rounde d ·by w:i lls of glass & ove r loo k- ing the Shuffl eboard Crl. & HEATED ANTHONY POOL. Gourmet kilch. w/all the bl tns & tr~1sh compactor sep. lndry. rm . :1 car gar . w/elcc. door openers & rully sprinklered landscap- ing. PLUS YOU OWN Tll E LAND. Price below m a rket at $17:>,000 with terms. Open for inspection SiJ l. & Sun. JOAM t o 4P M or c<.i ll : 645-6.5.10 & S A 0 L Y ram r m, libra ry . C:dl BA YFROMT Nt-:Gt.ECTt-:o . Thoit 's 10 ._., .. , s i ,o .ooo . 2 C 1 H MOST FOR LEAST! H rlB h 106• h ·• .... us om ome!t 110 1·1 VU MON"f<'.GQ. ewpo eac , Newport leach 1069 '· •, story On this oldl'r 8 3 I -9 4 I I ll 0 ND BALBOA P F.NJNSU LA r S I ANI S JI 11 0 1'1 E: REAL1'Y INC . n1 t;f•s t on market .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• W t E X T !o.:Jt l Olt ,, .. ~ -=·---•:xcellent lociition on St1:l.HUU (leas t pr11·1· LIDO ISLE MUST SELL! l l <"A V th e B ay & only i..~ PE .,, • Y P L ASTF;R. REDUCED $2,000 b lock 10 t he Ocean. eau~e no rl\r). 4 Ur . 0 M HOUSE In lhc llf'\'Crly llllls or R E D • T I I~ F: Xl nt . fami ly home. Ea c h h ome h as 4 FRam R m . J)R, Uonui. /\ beHc h pl ayground, N(•Y"J'lQrl. ··n 1 c:; ltOOF_LINES & arched Outstanding view! v ac. b drm s . 4 ba ths & m . Nu pnl. l.11dscp, t enn i s t:Ourt: 11n d CANYON'' Do n ot Po rtic o e nt r y way. 4 b r , 2 ba . $~1 .000. Ga ller y. :! f ireplaces, d shdw,dhr , hii?h l y u p-clubhse a L your front n1i ss th is opportunit y Localed a FEW BLKS. 831-0J79''or 496-J958 welba r , ullra modern itra c. cuv'd p a tio, door. One story rustic f or ~1 l u )l.ur ious Jo'RO M T ltJo: HEACl l. kitchen & private pier. ~Pr i nk Ir s . 11 r <'harm. Dutch doors, personalized 3 Br, 3 For m a l l iv . r m . Chormin9 Towi•.0.111e Fee la nd. ~-eat 1200 poo l /i'ichools. S E .. : hea m cl"il°:r;, 4br, :Jba, Ila home with !u rge YflR/EPLBAC';.', • .. OcL·OKE S4l,500. I yr old 3 be, Easl .Balboa Blvd .• or 'r HIS GR EAT JIOUSt-:. di n i n g r m a nd l r g jacuzzi &. cold pool + ' ~ b call s75.e'i •o ,0,· •no•c 832-2200 Owner. pa t io . 4 5' str eet t o m nny xtras, Impossible OAKEN '' 1-'LO ORS 2 a l'iR"I. story. Desira. "' 1..,~~~~~~~~~1 l b I . ble end unit. Prof. d ... _d_•_l_a~il~'-· _______ 11~ s treC't . O nly $125.000. n t• :i . Jl r 1 c e T l-IR UOUT . 2 Jldrm. cor'd .•. lnd"cpd. Cov'. 111 Via S ;in ltc m o . a nywhc1·c. Yo u 1n u5t f 1 o o r p I a n wit h Qt "' • IRV'IME TERR. Ne wpo r t S hores. By Open Sun 1·5. l'iCc t o b e li e ve this FO R M AL D I N I N G pa tio. nr. pool. Min. to o wne r . 2 s tory 3br & bea u t y. ll U lt RY ! ll O O M , Spa ci ou "' bch & shops . Owner. CdM; Jl)1 1n ac. 3 bdrm., h uge master or rec 0 /A • go<••s kitc h en & scpa r a t ; 714-495·0505 2 ba.; patio. $00.500 roo m . 2 •., ha . No J3r ittingham )~calt9 -wner ~ent. ;,-1 ."""". :-1ervicc room. This old NEWPORT SHORES age nt s. $65.900 . NEWPORT ho u ~ e . ~a. s m a n Y Mission Vl•1'0 1067 2-Sty_ A ·fram~. :1 BH. 642-3313!968·61CM . 333G v:~-~i~~~~~~ h'"75~1Zl . WATERFR~ os b I t I T 'S 2 ha ·· d ecorat o r 's -------· """"' ~ADs~y 1 1 ~ 1~~ED o .. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• d ream. I-l uge l'O rn cr ~1 0V I NG : Ncwp~_rt \'v'ould IO\'C :in offer. PA INT. YARD WORK SPANISH HACIENDA. Jot w l2 patios. sru.soo <:rest 550 .900. 18 \\tld Newport Hts. Owner 1s moving soon. & G E N E J< A L Sharp 4 BR. 3 s~. 2 2 S t y .1 BR , de n , (,oos e . 646-01 47 or S47,500 i\1ust sell no"'". Listecl RESTORATION. IL will Sty, Garn(' Rm. apr)I.. $62,500 542·S4'1o Charmin ~ 2 be<lrm col· ;it $132.500, RU'r be o pen fro m 1 t o 4 2100 s q . fl . Spanish 3 B R , l<1r ge-p tit io BLUFFS T wnhse 4 br. l3J!l' on tar1:c tre e Call- Sunday . Dir cellon s..: courtyard, Mission Vie-$63,750 Ca n yon v u Sf'"h ls s tudded t·~tatc. C<1 n't PRESTIGE HOMES t a ke Coaao l Hwy. lo jo a re a. Super Buy! 3 B R ., l i k e ne w ! pool. 211z bu.' $61 ,ocio'. ·lu st ! Cllll totlay . Rraltors 645-6646. Thalia S t. 17 b locks Cati now. S65.900 Ownr. ·tll4·3973 645·7221 So. o r Laguna Hotel). 831·0821 C4YWOOD RE-'LTY ~ turn le rl lo property. AZTEC REALTY * 548-1290 * * DUPLEX * S6l,950 hi! Price 1-:~=-:=~~';-'-;:-:-l========I NEW LISTING t'OR FURT HER INFO 3Br , co nd o, t'I: ba . 1-BtK. to ocean. 3 BR .. CALL rrpl c , upg r d 'd crpt. Grand Opening 2 bu. & 2 BK .• 1 ba. MISSION liWTY W /D 'i n e l. $34 .900 . uni"; db l. ga rn gc, W•slcliff Roalty PhoM 494-0731 >81-7857. NEWPORT VILLAS blln,, <O'Y frpk . in OCEANFRONT liOM E ~o rlh e nd L a g u n a Bea c h i n C r e s cent Bay. Lu x uri~ · 14 yr. Did resjdence in "top" rond. 3 bdrrT\,, a ba., di n .rm ., fa'm .r m ., •e m i -rormal li v .r n). Absolutely spect acul:.i r lo'1e.,11s? Sensibly pnced. 5265.000. ..-wporthoch 1069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BIG CANYON OPEN HOUSES S4T & SUN 1·5 3 BR, 21/:i Ba , $192,500. 9 Rue Grand Valle s .. 1-5 Cond om inium I-Jomes in Prestigious Wei;tcliff area of Newport Beach $42,000 lo $44,000 2 Bedrooms, 2 Ba ths each unit. A r are find al only i99,SOO includ· Ing !:i nd! NEWPORT BE4CH RE4LTY 675-1642 2815 N'pt. Ill\'d .• N B separate dining area Hachelor '!i Special-beach •Deco r a t or wal l to pad. I~i"e in front 2 br wall carpeting hous e. rent bat•k unit. •Enc losed p 1.1l io or 1 ~ h 1k b c h . $75.900. balcony /\gt . 752-0644 a~2_~ •Continuo us l'lcantng o ven IMMEDIATE OCEAN VIEW S65,500 Drama tic t ri-levcl, 4 be dr oorn -+· r u1n il v roo m + d ining. \l.'Ct ba r, vaulted ceilin gs, fircplat e. 2 ba leonies. 21n b :iths. Prl's li gc C'Omn1unity li\•in g . Sa\"e thou'i ands. Call &t5-0303 VACANT POOL HOME Beau l i f u l s pac iou s s pr awlin g on a quiet eu l -d e -s~c s treet 1n Nl•wp o rt Keac h 3 g ia nt be drooms . n o m a in le n a n t·e .v ards. sec lud e d l)OO I •• i n1 - me d i ale occu1>ancy. $87.000. Mohilr Homtt llnc o.wM" Property 2 000 Income Properly 2000 f or Solr 1 100.;.:.,·•••••::._•·~·····•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ~~ -6 UNITS EASTSIDE 10 " ::.o· Arro~' fro1n Jluntinktun Stalt: lk.·.ilh 53600 . 5J 1; :12:\K & &46 5l86._ ---- :J Moh1 l 1:1 ll o m t•o., in Adult P3rk: 1\-l Sha\"lf'. space rtnl $75'. r~11:;.-1 :1~ C o t.ta M.:so TRIPLEXES V1·ry uc .. t bU)"I I ('on lll!U•.JU't unit ~ flrl'PIH\"~:>., 11.1l1•JS, ,,,rnc !-ilUfilos . Clo~e d g aragci.. 1':)1.- reltcnt hu)'I al $00.ooo. Cil Ch , u~rrcll Realty S1)o•1ulahh• w11h pri: ... ,.nl rt·nl:. .i n\I rt•nt ' 1'Jll l:N"' r .11:.l"d . \\'1!\ ~·,ch.1ni:c ()v.ncr lt('Xlhlo,'. /\..,kin~ Sl02,fHIO In L akt' t'oresl. Adult 642·5200 P a r k , Tcnni:~ Ct ., nol••,._,. __ ,._,._,.-,.,._,...-,._,.,. __ ±"=-.-1 0 •• Quail ~ peL<;, Dua l Wide ~X:..>() Plac• Co r n e r l o l, \"l ew , T s•-~-p t • ....a 500 Aft G .,.,,.. ·•?o"t1 a x ~ rap1rr llPB ..,,..,,., . . ' ..-....... H nti qt le h 7Sl 1'910 !.,. ;,;IM~Rf:L;: !~00 oua1t ~' •NI Wl'OI T I i i.CH AcreaC)t' for s.alll! 1200 ........................ C 0 0 D I. J:: l\f 0 /': G R OVfo~. tiO A(•rc:-., Coac h e l la Vallt•y 1 $240 ,000. or will con s ider 1radc for conl· meri cia l p r operty , 546-9556 A,;:ent <irt ti EST4TES NEWPORT o i'>:N 1JA l1.v TRIPLEX Mew 3 & 4 plex plus 3 Ir, 2 Bo WITH 110'1E0WNBRS UNIT '~'"''" from "'7.500 SPENDABLE Wt•:.l of lleach lll\d. Ii bdr-rn 1,t·ntoou~C' un11 bl cks 1111 Adarns. north ha s ,11• c ,1 n v,., w ~ al Alaban1a, 2 block~. hclrnl o1<.1tl·r ~ u1ul h "~ KEN1' H<lGt-:ns .... ltt:AL'rY ~la~~ v.a ll t:.ic1111-: e-;..tr.1 larl!c P•inl. /\nulhcr :: ~~ .. 84 .. 8~-.. • .. JOU~,.""'-,.--"""'~~ .. 1 hdrnl utut r:11 ·1n~ S)()OI. •••••••••••••••••••••••1-Sitl..OIJO f11 r •11u ek i.all· C .M. 0 FFICE ILDG. P rime H a r bor Jll\'d. co r . 3 S l y . t-'1nc growth a rea Air-cond ., Sched. inc. $13l,2 t4 )'r. MOBILE HOME P4R~ Near Jl emet. :100 Spaces plus 2"....5 future sites. Wi ll trade for $685,000 Wes ley N. Co farming ranch. Taylor RILL GRUNDY Realtor li7~·1JI G1 Realtors 644-4910 --..:.:O::::".:::C:. __ _.::'.'.:'.""'-' I Luxurious II on1c W / I N- 3 S tores, C;i b ri ll o C0t-.1t:. n est lo ocean Street, in Costa ·Mes:1. fro11t, no. Laguna. 2hr $36,000 firm. hon1c w /2 de1u)l.e unit -,. DUHAN & DOYLE 1N\I ESTMENT. INC. 1740 Orange ,Cosl• Me1a 548-1168 pool & J acuzzi. Su1>Cr 1nans ion or 1n cnme. ZAGRfJOZKY , rl tr 4!f-1·R6ll . IEST BUYS ti be:u1t1ful rncome un tls 111 Costa 1'1c s a . Al so duplt:it 1n Santa Ana . Cf'ntur~ :!I . 548-11 6.!S •!'"9Quail ~ liilPlactr Praprrtiirs 75l·1'9l 0 1•00 OUA.1~ ~I NIW ,.Oltl l (&CH RIDICULOUS OFFER WANTED :i Unit :. r-.:c\\•porl ll cig hl ~. ti unit s East::-id('. i:~1 ch price11 :11 $119 ,000. lJon't be: C'rnburr;is:.t'd . make .1 ndn:ulous orrer. l:.,~::.~i! ~ Praprrtitrs ---7S1•19l0 ... Commercial Property 1600 • •••••••••••••••••••••• w l\NTt:o MOO ouatt <;f. NIWPOl'T l lACH Old or neglected units for C'!jsh from pvt par- ty. 673-G372 Lots for s alr 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAYFRO.._,T ----NEY.'P ORT-12.000 sq .fl l""1 OPEN HOUSE cu l -d e >a< 101. Only Office build ing. spec-Oeluxr 4--Plex I S32.500. Agent 646-4380 lat ular view. executi,·c ~-o f r i t• e .o; Reduce d . !~l Garfiel,d. Nt::v.' un-At tn Builde rs : Levl'I $650,000. 11~1:, ''•""1'1 1ni.;t1on Ae<1rtch, i\11 I SOx 102. $26,500 81LL GRUNDY '1·' s e e~ec propc y. O"·ner 557-968'J <1 rter 12 l ~t \"I" \.\'rltt•-off SJl!\I. ~·~·~·~11~·~';;;;;;;;~6~1~5~-~6~1~6~1;l 'L~·~·~~~s MME~~~~~"~'~-'-~-:-:r~2g_ Beach Blvd. COMMt:RCl1\L LO"I' Near Hospital _.\pprox 34 .000 Sq. Ft $110,000 Muller Rrattors & Inc. Mona9•ment Co. All othen sold! s pacious 4 Unit FUdg. s p rinklers. liltn.~. lots ••f l:.tY.'n. Best bu y u1 fast n1 ovi ng are:•: In l"O me $820 . sg5,0uo . 1\ge nt 5 4 \1·08 12 or 3 LOTS t3 Ac r es) Ol·f'anfro n t l\1a libu, v ~ry l ow doy,·n . 0.12·3652 Rl"31tor 7 Urlll lot Co-;t :1 .\1 es;i J Altl ES LOMAS REAL ES'TAT I-: <494-100!. 2 BR, J Ba, $139,500. 5 Rue Val Bonnee •R e fri ge r ator. ice OCCUPANCY maker r: x l' I u s i 11 e D ove r FOREST OLSON OPEM SAT/SUM. 1-5 (71.!) 846·4493 400 VIST4 SUERTE !V~""j)-~ 646-6710 . __ _ DUPLEXES U:I~::.~~ l Prapirrtiirs 7S2-1'9l0 Ot.-eanrront Sand Beach. Wh itewater. tide pools, 6 BR , -4 b:1 . $350,000 7"7 ... See, Subrnit. Own 497-7156. ' CONYENll!NCE PLUS Centrally located fami- ly ho m e with Ocea n 673-7601 \'ie w. Wa l k to tennis1~~~~~ ...... ~~~~1 c ourts , h igh school, beach & t own . l~argc PAMORAMIC VIEW hillside Jot on quiet de· B :ty & Irvine Hills. oid end street. 3 BR. 2 En·te rta iner·s delight BA. $79,500. w/pool &; game room . Ocecmlays Ltd F:tntast ic new it br, 3 497-1723 640-81 12. ha , 4000 sq ft custom home, wood ceilings, 3 RREAT-llT A KIN G frplcs. m a ny xtras . Ocean\'lew ! F'rom .liv-$185,000-6'15-7102 o r i n g, d,i n lng & J\.1 str .1_:6J~l~-0~7~9~7 _____ _ Bdrm. 3 br, ::i ba, frP.I. bltn:;;, wetbar, l ltyli ght & planters. By owne r.· S66,50D. 1045 Balboa', 615·3606 or 4!>1-7670 OPEN HOUSE SUN. I TO 4 POOL 4. Bdrms .. 21,~ baths Tmmed. J>ossession Would You Believe Under $70.000~ OPEN 54 T fSUN 1·5 1936 Teresita Lane FERGUSON RE4LTORS 833-3821 3229 4110' .._ Sprawl i n g , tonte.m- pora r y l'i l }'le hom e , locat e d on le vel lot WITl-1 A PANORAMIC EXCITIMG •3 heale d swimming Shores We!ilclirf area. .......... LUXURY LIVING pools 4br. 3ba. Proressionalty •Draperies Ja ndtieapcd and d c -•Log burning fireplace coraled. •A bundant closet SlM.SiOO s pa C'e with m irror ed P attison l n\les tmenl closet doors. c o. . 1184 .. 1256 642-8012 Ruttand Rood NEWPOR'f BEACII MEWPORT SHORES 'fhe Bluffs , N.R. One 11' HUii Wont To Exe~ lc \·c l, 3 bdr m .. 2 bath · 1, ' J. Costa 1'1csa, 2 2-BR . end unit 1n ;\·I condi-I-sty .. yard & i;aragc. tion! Vacant, ready fo r -$18,000 immed. occupancy . Ne v.•port· C·l + ! Ocean 2. N'pt .• 'h blk. from Ill 833-9781 View. 4. \ot.s. 21,000 sq . sand ~ cu11\om ·d uple x , f t . G :ir. Apt. + 3 2-2 BR .. s upe r l ~e. houses T e r ms-Owner . patio. $11 0.000 642-6622': Will "xcha ngc for un -"-'='-'------lit s. l'o n1 mcrl"., in ~·~l !-1. N IWJ>Olll U.11.CK SUPER LOC4TION! One ;.orre M -1 located n e ar ll arbor a n d Wa rner. O wner 'l1er y anic.\ous. $72.0QO. Su b· mit all offt'rs. Calif. 92660 4 BR + DEM Sales Office-Phone 2 PATIOS No main tenan\'c on this tri-h.~\·cl 4 bdr m". 3 bath wi th ··uecp 'pile ('a rp c liD I;'., ne w tJr<!peries and view of ocean. Pool. j;i cu1.zi & tennis too, Owner will l.l,=======''==d. (•ons idcr lo"' dov.·n or tra<lc . ~;·11i ·77 1 1 . Open PRIM E COMM. Prop. dustrial. 19th st .. Cl\f. 34000 sq. PYRAMID I ffitmi 714/645-8373 2 C4R G4R4GE DIRECTI ONS: f "r om GAS 889 th e Ne w po r t Bl\'d . 69 .. T wy south to 17th St.. S ,500. t u r n left on 17t h to BY OWNER Rut I a nd ( 1 bloc k past 6 ~-'4=2..:-3:.c6:.c7c:2:_ __ Irvine Ave.), tum left l----~th s o r bloc k to El egant Porlofino-pool. NEWPORT Vil.LAS. IJi:e yard. Own·r; Oi)en Sat/ Sun 1-5. 644 -5389 Eves. NEAR BAY DONT LIFT ·~--------I New po r t ll eighls. :.i !" b dr ms ., 1 112 b a ths. A HANO!! MUST SB.L! s plit-le\'<'I. 1 Hlk. Lo It's s potless and easy B e a u t i f u I J a r g e bay. l nd Story '1ew; l o k eep t hat way. A Westcliff home. Ov.'fler lgc . ki tchen . b llns : recently rcderoratcd 3 h as b o u ~h t anothe r . hd wd fi r s .. beamed BR end unit townhomc brin g yo u r of fe r . ce il , f r p\c .• t r i ple n ea r p o o I a n d $83,950. Agent. 549-0612 g ara ge . Vacant , sec c lubho us e ""·i th o ve r· or 646·6710 a ny ti m c ! A sk in g :i;ized m aster suite a nd l----------1 $69.500 n i g ht li i;hl v ie w , S l\f A LI. 1 br fu rn . POOL $69,SOO. Ca.II 644·721L very quiel, $125, a ll Newport lle1ghts: tree· ft. lot + Bldg. Ten;1nt on mo. to mo. $75,000. Exchangors 83J.1768 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1076 * * ABOVE * * Xlnt. terms. Pr in. on· 1 YEAR OLD *THE .E ·CH* \y. Agt. 642-3360 R E AL T Y INC. 714/846-1371 A ~-'"--------1 Cos t a Mesa, N ine :! Reol Estote Wanted 2900 San Clemente-'1 Bahia Arenoso; laff S,D. Frwy, PaHzada to Corto Ln.l 409 Areno1a Lane. L u xu r iou s co n - dom inium residences ON Tl·IE BLUFF. 2RR, or 2+den. Priced fr o m $4 4 .000. lo $95,000. Featurin9: Condominiums B R . 0 n c l U ll • ••••••••••••••••••••••• for sole 1700 $2 25 . 0 0 0 . I n r.u m e $280 ,320. t:xist1 ng loan Ol•lt'r. s o u ndly COii · ***•DON'T••** $153,000. o we sec. structed unfurn. 4 Rrl P ar your landlord 's T erra .. ~i rma Hl":•!!Y, t-den home 011 3 .vr taxes. r or under $240• _S4_0_.z:;"-'1~; ________ 1 ll';1se w /option to bu_, .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • -Desired locations in or-a month tola! you can Free & Clear-Beaut. rl er of p r efere n ce : have a ll or his tax ad-Com plelely remodeled Balboa Is land. Cd l\-1. vant ages. Only I Oo/~ hom e. 442 S . f'"low er. so. of IJ1,1,·y., H3ys1de d ow n a t 521,950, l. S.t\. SJS,000. Trade fur o · T b d 2 l.J th C d r .• Ir vi n e e rr .. . e r m, a on os gd. ine. prop. Qin add t-:al'i t b lu ff. 675 ·3090 1n Santa Ana. A.l'ik for other equities, ·ru ·s or 673.0167 Frank 839-8321 Agent. cash. Rick Alde rctte.1 ---'-'------- BY Owner . Kona Condo O""·ner /Rltr. 547-64RJ Tri -Pi t':< or 4-Plcx. i n I t 3 w a i i . I b r 0 n 1..:....::.::.:.:.::;.:.:..=c.:.c.:::::..._ 1 ~I c s a V e r d e a r e a . water . walk lo Ka ilua FINEST V('rr inte rested. Will Kon _;i. P r es. r ented . NEWPORT 1nake offer . 546-9556 . S38.ooo. 968-781 4 INCOME artcr 6-'-P"M_. ___ _ V I E w O 1-1 T II E Wate rfront home w ith t)CEAN. CATALINA & 45 ft . boot dock . 615 Tll E V I L I.AGE B ays i d e Dr ., ope n BELOW. Ne wly con-house 1-5, Sun. util. hid de n 4 bd rm .. 31h Li;e bac-hetor ;ipt rum , baths ; k itchen bll-ins , 0 , · quiet & priv. $190. with nook. Dining rm., _ 1 B R . with large Ji v. ramil y rm .. shellstonc •Ocea n views •Su bterranean Pacif ic Ga rdl'n Apts. Pric e redu ec rl to Rentals Scc.Prkg. Adults. $24 ,950. S l 3 ·1,500. for th1 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• s truc t ed &. NEVt.:ll OWNE R SAYS .. OCCUPIE D. Spacious 3 "l'ie ll ! l'ie ll ! " II arbor B D R M.&. fa m . r m . v ie w f ro m t hi s 3 noor plan: l'iervi ced by bdrm. pool home. 1701 2 ''2 B A T 1-1 S . 2 G alate a 1"cr r ., Irvine 1''1RE PLACES, 1 in lfer r., N.8 . Open house m st r . s Ui l e. Kitc he n &I n. 1-5. ha:> br kfs t . ti.a.r &. all IEVERL Y CREB>OM hill-in RA NGE, SELF· Rl4LTORS 644-5046 c LE A N . 0 v E N I 61 s N" 1 109 MICROWAVE OVEfl{, ~ an ico as, ' D ISHWS H R., TRAS.ff.1 -_.__ __ :.:N:::B:___~-I co·MPA C T O R . 5th FLOOR NUTONE C ENT E R , a nd opens to a 2-story D R A M AT I C tarn . dining area. This VIEW ("U Slom q uality home or Newport Bay from h as f e a t u r es t o o numer ous 10 li.at here . this pres t i cious high r security Condo. Enjoy See for yo':'rsel •. il 's p vt . poo l / jacuzz i . vacant ~ will be open p i e c c 0 f m i n d • from 1 t o " S~nday., •brealhlat ing Sunsets! DlR ECT LONS . l~~e., t Bon\ ~lip~ ava il ) Coast Hwy. to Thaha 167 500 ... _ this t.oda"'' St. (7 blocks So. of · -.,.;:e 1 · La g. llote l> turn left SOUTHLAMDERS to T emple l lills, right &t2-6.168 ap pro". 2 miles t o rm & din rm, $285. frplc. Courtyard entry· •Island Pri•ocy* 2 BR . 2 b a w t be aut wit h l ove l y p oo l . •Elevator m ~g .nifi c i C'nt 1 u ni l Houses FvmisMd •Ceramic t ile ~ bu1ld1n i:: nt'.'xl to Jloag ••••••••••••••••••••••• l Br . 2 b a, g ou rm e t view of bay. secluded. s74.900 kit chen . Dock & Slip. Cdl'i1 67~520.5 c ... 1.L '-"' 1>4t,·l 41i •Aulo. clean O\'cns llosp. !'or ilclails General 3102 •G11s log frplcs. l:all -·•••••••••••••••••••••• •<Juallfies S!',000 PRESTIGE HOMES ('1\NYON eott;ige I br ta;<, cred il. DUHAN & DOYLE R•altors 645-6646 S!60. u ti l pd ., l.a g . *#OPEN INVESTMENT. INC. Bcal'h. Also C.l'\1. l l}r, Own e r mo l i v a t c d -1---=-:c...:-.:.::..::::::: __ I 9!~ ~ Quick possl•ssion. OCEA.MFROMT ·tJllUf#C. C/\NYON Rf;ALTY ft t;Al.l"V 997-4122 & 649.2632 :J Plul'i 2, new duple:t. Nt•r Nt•port r os 1 Offitt Eal'.h has frplc., select carpet s & dra pes .l•--------- SAT/SUM•• 1740 0 t•nQe,CosteM•u Youn9 ln•estors u t 1I pd. l'ii n;::l c s . 17141 492·4121 S48-1168 Duplrx $38,000. l'Oup\cs. \V ~dk to water S!OS.000 Op<n Sot/Sun 1-5 1812 W. Ocwww1f1 ont JONES RULTY * * 673-6210 * • HARBOR O F t-'ERE D llY 1---------1 Small duplex, n.11l fan· N .U. 1 hr. uli l pr!. VIEW Bf:RTJ.JA llf.N RY NEAT Adull 2-slory, cy but neat a nd c l~an sin ~IC'~. f amilies. Cd ~1 RLTRS. sale owne r, 3 br . 11f.i as a pin! Starter OP· fenced l br. util pd, ba, li v r n1, din a rea, portunit y w /OOL'itand1n i:: singles or couple. Agl . HOMES S EE "T ll E HARBOR wa s h e r , dryer, re rrig terms. Owner \'acating Fee. 979-8430 JUST RED~ED L I G l lT S'' f rom this incl low p rice $29,900. 962no~"."'l•1t u s t :;ell!! Bkr Balbo:::..o"'-'.IC:s~lo:::n:.d_--,3-1-0-6 Slo,000 panoramic ocean view Wal k to pool, cl ubhse,~=:.~::.::_ ______ 1 ho me. Completely re· 546-5472 ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaulirully upgraded 4 furbi s h ed . Ask in g (8 ) 2-br home:;;. fixer · S BR Hayrroot w /p1cr. B R II a r ho r Vi c w 572,950. ll'ICCHM Properly 2000 up1p1 e rs1 . Gyd. C.l\1.Rloc1. AvailR. •,(15, Wn~ $600 home. Lot s o r brick • AMCHORAGE ••••••••••••••••••••••• w J: ot. eager ea · mo. l' s. r~ . .,,:J.!J?ll work . Tas tefull y de-MEW D•N• POI~ ty, SS6-617t. co r a t c d t h ru -o ut . IHVESTMEHTS ,.., "" ""' l ~~~-------I QU lt-:T T.ittle l ~l a nrl :l Own er ve r y anxioU6. 17141 496-7711 VIEW PROPERTIES (2 1 2BR h oml's o n I br, 2 h a, frp1. patio, Britli; your oHcr. 1 ---~------1• OUPIJEX (a sleeper) lot. G d C M loc. lop .'iteps l.o heh. $335 mo. Son Juon T wo bd rm ·2 ba th cond . "\'cager Realt y, Wntr. 675 ·3f& Copis trano 1078 plus l bdrm. r cn-, _556..c..-6:.1:.7~1:.. ------••••••••••••••••••••••• tal. $68,950. 107.01· l~ovcJy :!-s t r. fam . l>n. 100°/a FIMAMCIMG horne: :1 BH. 2 b.1. •• . . ' ' Alta Laguna Bl vd., left lo property. Ope ll llouse Sun 1·4 Pl\'I . 4D r, 211!! ba Condo • $43.900. 30827 Ca ll e C hue cu. U y O wnrr 496·3144. DU P L EX -S pnt·ious S h a r p, 2 o n I lo t . palio, i;::ar. Small f;:1m1 three hdrm·2 b:ith S47 ,700. 2007 Syca1nore. ly or couplr only fno plu s 2 bd r m ·2 S.A. ~l udt·nt s). Av;nl. Sept. ~• hat h-Only $75,500. PAT C1\NTREl.I. ti . $35<1 + ul 1 I. Wn1 r Sl05,000 M Price FOR FURTllER INFO CALL MISSION RE"LTY PhoM 494-0731 . . . . . . . . -------- 1096 Preview wec'kcnd1' nonn until dusk. T1'ke the P11l'.irir (:C,.,t lliE!'hway to Wesley l)r. JU~t north of Aliso l>il'r. 011 \\1c .. lry lo M11ri1yn, !1•ft on Marilyn to Otean \'i,la Or .. rif{ht on Ocean Vis t11 11r, ln ii$ tf'rtQinul' •l IM ~~\\(,l\'.'i~f -\ I "w./m~I I ·~·~·· l "k;i Terms . REAI.:ro RS 543.96()7 /\J!erlt 67:1-6'.J_w __ _ * 1'R I P L EX-All two DUPLEX Santa A :i Balboa Penin$Ula 3 107 bdr m s &two •••2 n .. ba t hs each-Three $'1 ,OOJ d o uble garages. ~ $1 12,SOO-Term!I. * 8 UN I TS-f'our 2 bd r m &, Two l b d r m s . T w o ••••••••••••••••••••••• N IC . 1~ A V 1 1. I 0 N , Bay vi e w . 3 hr, 2 b.t dpl~. S"75 "t'rly lca:-.l·- Avail Sept. J. 835-3100 day s, 673 -42 ~1 e ves/wknds . b a c h c I 0 r s • 8 0Ut1AN. OOVLE Gar a grs $189,500.. INVESTMENT. INC . BAI.BOA l'ENIN. $251000 On. 17•0 0ren~e,C:0.1•M•u Avl. /\u~. :J(Jlh. ON;.1r:1 - W es tti a y Inco m e 548-1168 b1e Duplex. \Vttkly or llomcs ---'--"'-'-'-'----I lon11.er 673-20.'N 34121 Cs l llwy. 496-3431 T R1 -p 1~ t: X COSTA ..:::.=::...:;..:~-----P.t F:Si\ 1 lllk to B;i~ or Ut·can. MEWTllllPLEX Ow n e r w i l l sel l :it z nu . s2sll . n\o . EASTSIO .. : $78 .~00 for only S50<IO 593.12.i ~_ or f.75 17!1 _ 1. 3 ~~~~~ ~ ~;s~a th . down. R1• :111t~fut hran•l LCHJunG Broch r J 148 r I T 2 b nrw bl1l g. R k r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 c . """o · l'drm. I 549·8138 . bat h . 4 Ca r i;::ir a gc, ---'-------11.1·:1\St-; SiliO .OOO l\c;i1·h Will cn rry itself. 14 5 DU Pl.F.X . /\n1crL{:nn l "<"ndo. h1r S!l.'.o41 1no. or L i$P 1.an e $!l5 ,'J50 . A \'e , C .M . l\.1nil f'I $795 1n1~, unfur . Open Sun 1·5. f,1K·77 11 ; home. 1n nny t•:ctras , (J,·€'anfnt . :4 hr, 2 IJ:t . aft s. S.S7·46t7 New td!lc r ct , 1l;.i t lo. 2000 ~11 ri . y,•i:o tUHr . d'p I h l l "Pl , SC'(". 1t uartl [@ ~ s. l'r p S, 0 Wll er - --· ht"n tcr.!C, • n ('w (l':\lnt . 2 A<lult~ 544-76711 hr, I ha. 6·12·2·11 2 or 646-6222 Class1f1 ed 1\d~ 642-5678 • ~DB DAIL y PILOT Sunday. Augual 2•. 197S ....... u ..... llMd Hou••• hrnlllwd or Apartwtents FwNsh.d 1.,.... .... , tw-1.tad Aper.................... IA.p.rlMt•b Urrfum. Hr.I •••••••••••••••••••••• Uttfwftl1hed 3300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••.,.••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~: ~ ~••••••~•••••• tto.1e1 U11 ..... lhed Howes U•t••lhed Newport leoch 3269 •••••••••••••••••••··~· Costa Me~o 3724 Costa Mes~ 3124 Costa Mesa 3'24 Cotto Muo 3124 ·-\..,._.a Mlguir4 l I 5 2 •• •• • • • •• • • •••••••••••• •••••• ••• •••••• •••• •••• ••• •• •• • • • • • ••••• • • • • • • •••• • •• • • • • •••••• • •••" • •• •• • •• • • ••• •• ••••••••• ••••• •• • • •• •••••••• • ••• •••• • • • •• • • •••• • ••••• • • •••••••••••••••••••••••Costa Mtso 3224 ............ Ofl leach 3240 NEWPOHT Ctt!!t M~PORT IUCH 2 YR uld 3 tir :! ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br. J h:r., te nnis & Surnm ir r & )'l'"rl y •arde n h<J n1c. 1'cnn1 ~. E•ST,ll>E. ncwl)' de· E P ool . $~5 0 mo. Lse . lt3S\"!i 1 ,.• " ., D LUXE . nr. llunt . L'rom --~ •1~1t• pool. walk to bt•u\·h , rorated 2 br Sp<1n1s h ilarbour. 3 br. 211 ba, 645·87111 r ~ "'' fUllUil:i:iilU!UI Costa Mesa Medlterranean Village gu;irc.led ~;itc. $4~. in 4 ph·x. No child ren c pts, drps, 2 frplcs,l-'H-'A'-'-R-1-0-R-Y-U-H-OM--l -I llLL GIUMDY 2277 HARBOR BLVD •193-0136 or 644·M03 (IC doi:s $:100 . ln<'I bltns. 1900 sq tt . SJ15. 4 IEDROOM Realtor 675-6161 ~ N ,.--.;--h l 1-69 util. 2&53 Santa A.n a mo. No pet&. 549.3600 Jt; .... ~":!:'. .••.• ~•••••••• /\, ... , 673·0197 2 CllOICE hou•c• '"' C loitt: to r~creat l o:-r~~~~~~~~~~j 645-4840 Ho CW-inq Deposft Ho Leos.e Required •Woll lo wall car1)els, dr:..iJ>c:-i •Gras:scloth ·W tillcoverinJ:,s •Firc1>laccs " LIV~ ON Lii l 1,1 ~ ..-. ;1re:.1 •n an ideal famJ . r, X • .!'. •N E \l."l. \' de<' 3 Bd + lease. 3 br, 2 ba. Blke I" IO<'ation. 4 Bedroom, Z Br 2 8 11 only S•SO , .. ,1• J b•. tw>•h ·. e. t ,_ h Ile .__, " LAGUNA BEAClf •Wet llars "'" .. ·• o ...,ac . sl sc .......... s. single story. $550/mo. L' mo. }!arb o r I-IL , l'oo l . $310. & 5325. 968-6215 lease. S44·721l, ask(~ b<U<hn ,, 4 bilrnt ., 4 673·~lnl "'''"·l'"J ·, 833·"''74 .... al s , n e arly occun· ------<>VJ UJ °" Nlgel. Agent. r 0 t ' t ~ . . , '350. 4 & family & 2 r n . 1•r vu e a reH, OCEANl-1\0Nf 3 br , lLove\y 3 br. 2 ba, dbl baths, avai l . n ow.AVAIL 9 /1. Delux e stair s to beu t h . h :.i, clea n . Se pt 13-i:ar , bltns, ds hwhr , Lease. 6962 Paula, 118. Nwpl C rest Condo 2 8 "11utlrul ! $1 200 /tno. • Wttll.ty Maid Ser•icto • Direct Dial • Fr@.p Utitith:s Phont-A •ail • lJM.ft' Furnish•d • Jacuni * Kitcheft Focllitit-$; A•ail • G01 BllQ's • Wll!'f Bor • At:oett'Olion •Built·in Dist1 washe~ •lleametl ccillOi;::s . wood panelinJ? •l:>rivote patic>~ 'un<l bulconics •llcatctl s wi11,111ing J)()Ols Jun e 12. 673·1858 or frpl t'. ci1ts, ,drps, lge (~13)283·1855 Nr. San br -t -den, 2\.2 ba, rr1>1. yrly. J1o., 673·!1909 rn cd y d \\11ter pd . Diego Fwy. g ar. Pool & t en nis. 0-Cean,-ront , Sh;iw's :.'! 'J'h e Bluffs. 3 Bn .. & SJ 50. l :.t & l a.s~ + $450 nlo. yrly. 979-S340 Cove : unfuru . 4 • lrtdi•ict.tol Temp. Control Room • TM•i,ion A•ailabk * Heocrted Pool •Night li J.!hl cd tennis cQu11s •(;yn1nasi un1 und Saun1s •SCcurily sysle n·1s ' .. $1 00 . set•. 2t>O£Avail 9 /15 . E:c e c . •••· •5 6 day s or bdrm s ., 2 b u th s ; .• f a m . ''Greenbe lt''. •a ~ I • sooo •1 I Rl'dl;lnds Dr, 673·4838 .. r +ram r n1 , enc 642·$451 eves. 1 /,. o, year y. • Switchboard • Washer & Dryer A•all •l"air ll(>USin g 1\\':lil. S<'pt. 1 to t'eb. patio. lovely yard. $400 Unf .. l ·bdrm . a11t . 15th at $600 fl.to. Agl . LOVE LY 3 b r , 2': ba mo. 846·5617. TOWNllOUSE 2Ur , North l'nd ; wa ll.; lO fH0·5560 Cpt. drps, rrpL bltns 2 1 8 I bl \'illa "e or h er1C'h . Watorlall -Stroams - L • C B t V'll p ·r· 2 ., a, poo . tn s, .. Lndry rm. patio lose eau · 1 a 8 <'1 I<' wash !dry g N $20S/P.t o. -\\'INTER AVAIL 9.'8 to srhls. S375. 64£..2932 sty Be ach •louse. ~pt pets. 675.9188 ar . TURN E R A •. '\Sfx:. Large clea n Newport & drps, frplc, patio, 1105 N . Cst Jlw y, From $31.00 UP Sincile Studio Apt -Special Wee-kly Rate-!t l 'l\l•'VllN ISlrnU I BEDHOOM I Bl!:OHOOM & Dl!:1' 2 BEDHOOM I s land . 2 IJr , frpl . t.IESA VEKOE 3 br. 2 :?111 car gar . 2 Br. 21"Jbr tiouse . Localed in . La j?una · beams. W /W cpl, $2 ba, (rpl. cpts. d rps. Ba . lease Sept. S300 or w. N . 8 . 9 m 0 0 th • • 494_1171 • • Costa MHa · 3724 Newport leach 37 69 , 673·8522 bltn s. $380 i ncl 'd s . 2 Br. & den, 2''2 h a. minimum lease. Start· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••[ 2 R~:UROOM TOWNH!ll!SF: \ .,,.., ••• ·~ ..... ~ ..... , .... ,. ~ •!~ '" ~11 ,. ,. ,l•l<..lt'' .... , IJ\YSHORES · i::a nlnr. & '•••t r 919·78.36 S350 . Poo l. Tenn is. ing Sept 18 to June 10. ---Sl995 WEEIC & UP Stl'l)?t.. ltt Be.ach. "1111''r , , winte r -----------S J . '"'" • I • · 1:-.t•. :J l\r, S:"lll Ill'• .1, rental, small , sh-.irp, 3 3br. 1 1.~ ba. Lge corner au n a , a c u z"' 1 · ~ mo11thly. 675·0544 / COftdom niums •.Studio & 1 Ht1 A1,1s :!IJ 7<!8.:\3.'"~l I br, compl furn. Clo:.c lot. Lnure 11)1. enclosed 968·4254 . 884 ·1858. Weekdays Unfuntlshed 3425 •'I'\' & i\1:11d Ser\.' Office Open Daily 10 to 6:30 (714) 557·8020 to ba y. $380. 64&3545 .,.,, bt fl .... ·rv ug ht 1ron liOO s qrt. •IB area, 3 only. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail Span1>:h "••all. 2 p:)t ios B l ' B I bch Fro nts o n t:I Nii;:ul.'I • l'horie S(•rv. lltil pool WI n t er Rent a I . & waterfa ll fi :.h pond. s{ls m~. 1~i -~' ' NEWPORT Golf Course! Like nu. •t:hddrt.'n ScclHKI Bayshores, 4 Br. 3 Ba, ., gr 979-8190 ~=-"=...:..:cc='----1 CONDO f o rm e r model ~ 2br , •$5 0 f"1" ""cek's f\'rll •11'1' ) Yt'ar l,· R e ntal :1,·ui l no.,.,·. 's t e ps to bciu ·h. J\l odl·rn 2 ll r , be)l tn C P il 111 1-t~, lrp lt• S300 &12·3·\~j 2400 1-larbor Ulvd .• Costa l\l esa , C<.il if. patio across St . fi'. -car ,. · ' -·--ON GOLF COURSE, 2ba . Rcrri g, washer , w/ad ·1 1• Beach. Call 213·796·8i61 1"'.l AC. 2 br, child, pet 4 UR . 2 BA . 55<25. ~10. ~l e~~· 5v:ri~kSsupooperl dryer. Av:dl. Se1>l 10 2371.i Ne w1>ort Ul\"tl. <'1".t ,. It l 1.. 2 8 or 642 -8750 Pool. 3 br, kids & JX'l 3RD GREEN. · $345 • · ,. -5'18 !1755 or 1'15 :u!"7 or e n · ·ur n . r , C I 3124 and t e nnis courts mo , ,,ssociu ion __ ....:___ ___ ~.:..:___'--nu \'r•pl & paint . 01a Mesa 3824CostaMe-ta •BR s l o\•e r e fr "" l BR . kid s. p e t . 213·5.92·5611 Ocean View $4SO mon· du es incl . 496 ·2'1 7 ~1 T . 1 Pool w·,,,,,,, >ZS O+ ,.0., .. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •, • '"' · · · • ... · singll's ---'-'--''-----' · after 7P~l • rop1ca • wash c r , dry e r . LA RG f.; 2 br. 2 ba . l"ine-3244 thly. 752·7315. ' 1 Br. ci>tll, d~. bltn~. lJep. 1~ Blk tu l~.':tl'h. Off leate-n Path NEWLY l>EtXJHAl'EO ' Cpts /drps. $275" yrly. child & pct ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESt\ Verde Townhse :.! µati o. UtilitiL·S p;1itl . 61J·!MU·I aft. ti l, 2 & 3 Ur. Adults nu 2 ar . WJ j!<1r $17 5 673·1966. BA C ll • 0>ppl•<, utit BEA UT . New Ra ncho LIDO ISLE br. end unit, bltns & $11W. 1no. 54H·11Hfl. pc ls, d s hwhrs , shag \l,P'l;itc r .Pd ·.,.~.J7.6 ··~·· _, A , ... ,, .. s J · T h L l b b ds hws hr. plus h t·pt & ----· -------3Ur , 2lla . 'i blk ocean, c pl>, c los ed <"';1ra ge , __ a~r.1t1a. f,..,,,.41.!0 1 .... Sovth LaCJUna 3186 .,..., pet. gt. ee. • an oaqu1n wn omc. ove y 4 r . 2 a Winier . . ., --..... ,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMEFINDERS :! Br . 2•.~ ba. 2 story. home. Frpl, patio. all drp s. nr . poo l . No 2035 Fullerton. CM 675 _.,.,.,2 rrplc , BUQ. Gas &Cl(>S t,. 1 Sh< . g 1 0 I " II I k · dbl pets. S290 mo. 549·17R:I I B H t ' urn . 2 Ir " ""'' Wljtcr pd . rool ' · · 11 • >1)11111 • 3 /\RCll Bay, pvt b(·h. •642-9900• ~·eroo~1> go course e cc. it., ·gar. "' -----br. bal c ony . pool . 2 br, S.195, 323M Ston· & I a k c . S 6 0 0 . $450 9/1 . 6/1 or $:i50 a ft 5 I' ~I , an Y t i !Tl l' 1•Joscts, quccnsizc bed, fi ,\CIL Collai;c w 1rrpl, LA MAH CHA A~S Ad I ts, n 0 1,cts. <.:pt , i 11 I! t 0 n R d 5 BR & fa m rm i::xcc1 _>1_7_-_70.J_4~1-55_2_-0055 _____ 1 _v'--"rl~y~,c6~7~J.~1~3~34'------I SatiSun Pl'I\", drcss1n;:! rm, l'X· hotpla te ..... ·shr/dryer, 778 Scott Plac:c. Cl\t drps, s t,·. rer. $165. 544 .44131499.:!.136 'h on1e. :-.1esa Vt~rd c. E ---t r <1 lrE! r oonls, Clll"I. utils. ~150. ljJl-0995 &1 2 -5073 1887 r.1 onro v ia s 575 . yea rly l t•a s l'. Redecorated 3 BR, 2 H WPORT ;:;1r . .,.,. stor a~c. Adu lts ---548.9743164.i.9419 Hou1es URfumiWd ,\gent . ~!6·5900 BA home. Nu l;indspg. BEAUT. Bluffs Condo 4 CONDO only. n~ pt·t~: 2 811 , I BA . No prls . Mear Completion -------- _.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $350. mo. Ask for Be\' br, 21,2 ba , immed O<'· S300 me>. Y c arl y . ~EDAR WOODS Dptx . 2 Br , 11 .i ba , ,,_ G..,.r-' 3202 Bike t o beat'h 2 br or Joe 963-458J 962-2116 · $4 so • l 3br, 2ba . l'ark Li do SUS CASITAS Leas,~. 67S·0-175 bltn t 1<1 Sl~l ~ · I r . 1 . cp y. · ,,g ·Complex. Best buy at I ____ ,32!:1 Universit y Dr, s. crps rps. · "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5155., s1ng es, am11es. 644·1133 Larg€' n icely urn.·--~~ -. ne a r Back Bay. 2 br 6~ Uarr,•I. &75·8461 <ift • Al , 3 b t I S250 RENTALS 845.500. bat·h . & 1 bri;. Adults Steps to bt'ach. Winter, 5 •1'· FREI:: f'HEE so r. rp c .. 3 BR 2'' B ••~147' UN BELIEV •BLE 2 b Call-1 BR $175 ino 2 DR & den . !''r o m SZ7 5 .,~--------- p r · 1 Se -kid• pe t c A rt) ~ee , ~ a .. ......., .. '' o nly . no l pet s. 2 11 0 · ·· ' E ·d 8 7 37 " '•'Lo..,e:.:;i 0 ooLaORD"s"*e• 979.8430 "· ,,., · r · 4 4 BR. 2 Ba ......•.. $395 $180 .. kids , p ets . PRESTIGE HOMES Newport BL ·S215. mo. Ga raAc. No 64~s1t s.1 e. 54 · 4 orNewly r ed ccr 'td, 2Dr . """" BR , 2 11 ba, .... ntr$800 s ing l es . Agt . 1''ee Reoltorl 645-6646. s tudent s or 11 e ls . · 164 2B a , w /bltns, incldn ~ H 0 me f j n de-rs • 3 BR, 2 BA Easts ide. LE RAISOR 9'79·8430 LG1': I BR. Sl60. G73·664cO _______ ,cos ta ri,1 esa ·s Fines t frig. S275., J Br, $190. 642•9 ,00 new paint in/out, gar GREAT 3 br, 2 ba ron· Din area. adults only. Loe. Only kind in the Gas & wtr pd. Adil~. C l ·r .. La 1 , d• ope n e r . bltn s, l''ull Ocean View, Avail. do nr so C•t Pl<iz." 1n No pets. 540.9722 STEPS to beach, view, rd 1., no pet< ll4 E 20th Or"'" 5 '"'' REALTY 0 • • 4 BR 54'" 2 area. nuiet-0 a en· 1 e--· · · 'R' , .. , Se ... , d s hws h r , CO\'. patio. 9 /1, Newport Cres Bradford Pl. S287 n10. '>1."lnter . · ::...t. adult 'ilvin •~ Luc 2,3, 548·0137 or 646-409S. • en a n ·1cc.• . S385 mo. 64&2(67 Condo . 4 BR, J Ba . Real ni ce crpts, drps. BR , S255 . & $21.5. J e .. .,., . ,.;;;a · -~ 4523 Came u s Dr ., Fam:rm. J decks, pool fenced rear yard , BR Furn $Ul.'i Bn . SJGO. 529-5601 Dr, 1,2 Ba. WW erpt.r;,DUPLEX . 2 br, n o • -r~*:"''~~ 3 BR l ~l B a bi g Irvine tennis. Lease $595. mo. s t ove . refri g, 2·car Lo ts .of bltns, p ool A&artments drps, patio , b lL~s. pets, I child O.K. $195. ~ .. ~:~ ~~~~!: r~,c~P~~:.d~j Ca mpu s ~t~~ley Shi)'p J67BS.r31.221 ''' 8", frpl c ~a!·n~"r~~J8~2~~~ c~r~ s~·,r .. lkbc~och~h;;~P~.g.19:1~ ,,,,•,f,•,r,•,l,•,h,•,d,,,,, ••••• f~p'r.ea:aou~~ l~~d~c•;d~ !;°is~~~~lcan. 548-1579 Ki j ~ i;ar. $380. 645-3 147 ; CALL 133-1600 , " 5435939 healed pool & Attrac· • -----~ FREE SERVICE 545·4289 ----------1 ds hwhr . patio. $300. · 548 .0492 Balboa Island 3806 live rent . LGf: s u11n y ibr. cpt!i , TO LANDLORDS ~. NEW 2 BR +de n , 24 27 E . 16th St .TownhoYst ··~··•••••••••••••••••• Martinique Apts. drps, bll.n s. t'hild ok. 1.t • b f Bo rd f !'.. .. SIDE 2 br, large lot, m i n . ma int. cond o . 645·1048 e .. ·es. Unfumished 3525 l BR avail11ble foi' 1777 Santa An11 Ave. S llitJ . 5·15 ·5270 or ~ m e r 0 8 <! garage & furniture in · w/frpl. Award Winning b Cf\.1 ~0·6X95 Realtor s, Re tter Busi· cl. 156 f\lerrill. Cples Deerfield Park ! $4 10. I~ V 1-lo m es. 5 BR + ••••••••••••••••••••••• H t' ...& Beoch37401 yearl)', \'.! blk to ay. M ~ • "i "r''cs Bureau, Chamber onl .... S310. 549~33 mo. 559.4737 or 642·0288 Poo'1 + A/C. Somerse Lakeside li \•i n ~ by the •• ~.'~:'::.~•••••••••••• c,,"1:magc . 213 ·7!15 ·6'100 , gr Apt 113 64& t2 L;1ri; 1&2 Bcdroom-2ba '< • o ommerce. · ' model. Lse. $700. /\gt. s~a . 3br. 2ba San Juan NO , .•. · _· MESA VERDE area. Carp e t s. drape s, " • '. 530·8505 DO LL H 0 USE, 2 BR , * REHT • •5 * 548·8642 Village. Sl95. 5.t.i-10.11. 1 lNC R t.ASI:: 111 sum· B Ibo p • sul 3807 llome almo•phere 2 & builtins · •. .., -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;/ bltns, crpts & drps. -mer rent. Beaut I hr a a entft a ..., • UN IV. PARK BEACON BAY Attract. DELUXE Townhouse. 3 furn _apls Sl65 & S175. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br dlx a pts. 54&1034 No p e t s. ~1 g r 1' 6 . ~867~~~h30:1.0~5.~;· 3 BR ., 2 baths $385/400 3 br, 2 ba. F\lm 3,,ail. br,_ 1 ~'2 ba, t'rpts. driiJS . Spa nish style bldg, pvt PENlN . Point J br. Li•e at be-autiful 631·3847. ext. 232 eves. COLLEGE PARK . Ut il s pd . s 500 mo. blt1ns. lg pr1" patio. e ncl gar , pool, sauna . $2 15. mo. yrly. Avail. Martln'•que ~ ~2 PtlESA VERDF. 2 BR. 2 FREE RENTAL·----------13BR.den,2ba .. $425 213_393.7429 dbl ga r w /w.a s h cr-lndry, adlt.s. 17301 Sept.6,673-72J9eves. 1f Ba ~ar comp rc - SERV Lovely 3 Br, hous Rancho San Joaquin dryer hook-up. Nr So Keelson Ln . I blk \I.'. OCE,\NFROJ'lrr 2 bdrms, 2 bat ·, w/w dec'o rated. $230 .' 1635 S umm e r & Wntr . crpts. frplt', dbl gar . 2 BR. den, 2'h ba $600 Bluffs. I -level 3 br. Cs t Plaza. 644-7819 or or Be;1c h off Sl a ter . cpts , drps . b ltns & c ·. d 751 2 Be ach Re ntals . $35 lge fenced yd. $325. TURTLE ROCK ba . Like new'. Nr . 5S7·1531 842·7848 YEARLY private patios. Lovely orian er. ·l6S wk Al s o E x ec & t-"i rsl & last, refs . re· 4 BR. 2"'.z b alhs .... S475 pool . 5400 /Mo Agt . Av ail Oct J , 4 Br 2 s pacious garden·like Family homes. q'd 642.0728 aft. 5p~1 . WALNUT SQUARE 644·0134 11.B. 2 Bn. W/D. stove. WEEKLY RATES Ba . frpl . i;ar, range , apls. Heated pool. Al· D.a Point : 3126 1·991·8000 3 BR. 2 baths .... • .. $310 ..:.:cc='--------1 fri ~. $2 10. Isl & last re fri g. Cholre location tractive r ent. Adults ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ~~~~~~~~~3br , 2ba. Like nu. Nr DEERFIELD HO~t ES NWPT. SHORES 3 br, + S 7 5 . A" I 8 / 2 4 . Executive Suites S5SO mo ltobi nson Hltr only. OELUX E Duplex, new :: Estancia . Cpts, drps. 3 BR 2V2 b aths $425 2 ba, Swedish Frpl. St52·95GS ·727 Yorktown Blvd · 675 ·8120 • 275E.•18th St....C. fl.f . · 3 br. 2 "ba, bllns. enc.· S . AN A J br . 2 ba . S285. 2180 Placentia . ' ·-.· · ·· · S300 mo.•Yrly. 673·1617 Dupleaes Furn 3550 B e a c h B I v d a t • ..., •. • -•3t -· < r $300 up ·-4949 t'hild , pet !H9·!623. Eve. YorklO'ATI. I Br. ran ge, r erti J!, --~ ", a · · ......,. Jl .B M obi l e 2 br , OCEAN VIEW yearly, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 536-0411 ~ar, pooJ,_ut..il P<J.,tioo· ·Ul'lf'(ING tg · l br appls. kids J-IUGE new 3 br, 2 ba bd, ram rm w /bar. BAL. Penin. 3 br, 2 ba, STUD'IOS & I B1r.O""__mo-1l.o.b1n_son_.114t..t ..:. •fllen-apt POOi rec H.tinqton leach3840 H.B. $265 3 Br. 2 Ba . & VlSleN ha , lndry, patio. N I blk oce a n. Avail • .. ""1 675·8120 rm. $175 110 18th 'st. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ~ .. UNIDESCO .. ' " r II I d I ' d h h Se 1 D •t-ull Kitchen -~:::_.o.::..:.:·_c.:::_=::...;::.::_( •'.; a ll appls , kids , pel, a m rm, a btns. bl Ill.ALTY w w t'P . 8 ws r pl.. $325. mo. ays -Q .. 1 BEACH --< fncd. gar. gar . xlra s $375 . paint. A\'ail now $425 'f0.5·1736, e~·es or wknds •l·lealcd Pool CoronadelMcr 3822 G.ASA VICTORIA ,.. .. J\.i . VIEJO Pool. 3 br, 642.9666 552-7500 (2 13 )&96·5880 ~5.1867 •Laundry Facilities ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1,2&3 br Dix. unrur k.d A Red Hill Company ...:::::::c=:c:='----...J.::::~C'0'.'._ ______ 1 •Free Utilities Lgc l br:. below hlwjy_ or t'urn: gas~wtr pd. •: L1A~J~tA £urn StlO. ~GE N_ew 3 BR, 2 Ba Bk AND ne'W condo °'1pl1'1es Unfurn 3600 ·t--rec Linens Fplc, range, ref. elec Adults .No pets Sec. bach ulil pd Jn Triplex w /c rpls. FOR L ease . bea ut . walk to be"ach. 2 br ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·r v & J\.1 ::iid s erv & waler pd. $235. gate N.B.° F urn .· Cottage , d rp s, D /W , rrplc. Turtleroc k home , 2 1112 ba , pool, jat'uzii Balboa Penn . yr ly 3 01vail &73·1418 eve/wknds. p 0 0 1 , R c'"c . util pd .. pet Agt. Jo .. ee stove, yard & dbl gar. BR. 2 Ba , Den, Auto. 968i::a _~! .. ~e -$400. mo BR. 2 Ba , be<tm ceil., •Bar·B·Qoe Rm.Elevator HOMEFl~ERS SJ.25. mo. &75-4866 Garage Door opener, o.'..>'I frplc . gar, $350. pJmo •Phone Servi(·c 2 Br. Gar apart . .Gar.. 525 Viclori;,i, 642-8970 """ tra s h co mpactor. 581-0725 •I fl.1 ile to oct'an Patio. Su nny pvt. $25-0 •642·94100• 4 BR. 2 BA . huge fam. gardener , comm. pool. 3 Br, 2 ba . Fncd yd ls e . Open Sal .' SUn . l BR, $150. 2 DR. $175. - Guaranteed no renl increase in 1975 Ef Cici ency from $168·$217 2 Br , 1&2 Ba from ' $275 3 pr, 2 Ba, from $490 rm . frpl , dbl gar .. $425. &75-5847 open beams. lrg frplc . FunN'-L.-.....1 Like new 1 br. nr b<'h. 12·5 . 612 112 J asmine. no pets or chi l·dren, 1r -S IJ ~ patio, waik to Newport Recently crptd. $35 Apartments ~ Cpl, drps, bltns, frpl , 642-8367 . refs req'd . /\gt 646.3255 (~ ~: ~'! ~ [ *~~i Hgts sch ls Sept $440. TURTLE ROCK 4 Br, mo. Isl & lasl .. <Z:lrd ••••••••••••••••••••••• j~a~c~"!"~i~&cJ'poo~t'-'.59e~·~58~l~3~1;;-;;;;;--;--.::;::;:~~;::-' •Summer & Winter at ~i-l~~[~;~l l Pvt. Ply ~-1511 DR, FR. lite Vu, Ten-Santa Ana Ave. Ph. lafboa Island 1706 ...: NE W 3 6drm, 2 ba, QUIET·2 br w /patio. beach is beautiful -:,_. __ .,._ -~ nis, Pools, Prk's. $490. 536-3476 bctwn 1·3p ••••••••••••••••••••••• LC191"'a Beach 3748 garage. Bltns. Poinsel· Cple& only . $195. 61 0 •Views or ocean, •28r. Iba, condo, Mesa w/gardnr &13-07SS only. CUTE 2 br ho"s e + ••••••••••••••••••••••• ti a , Cd M . 549 ·8867 Joann ~ 548-9573 Catalina & Palos N '>I,· p I ll g ht s s upe r v d p 1 _::_c~c:::::__::::..:::=: ___ I " ~ ' V d e r e oo. garage gar. Yrly, $3IO beg'i: ....... _eanfro~t. r-1ai:~111cent, ~D~•~Y~•~--------I er es bach elor pad w/frplc S260 yr\y. 83J.s974. LEASE Turtlerock , LIDO Sept G & t pd view W1nler S325·$42S •· JUST COMrLETm •Large private decks Sl50. 1c=:...:cc·"-==-=cc:.___1 beaut 4 BR, very 3 Bedrm, den, z hath. · as w r. · Incl. Ut il 497·1082 2 BR townhou se apl L a r g e 1 br w /pool , •Healed Poob--..'5aonas \Vestminster I br $155. l Br. High beam ceil-private, bi g yard , Available Sept. 15. 675·3063 w/frplc & bltns. I blk rrplc , dshwhr. Adults, •Assigned covered See now ~ ings. Santa Ana HghL<;. patio & deck $575 . mo. yearly . Barrett 3 BR avail for yrly I WINTl:'.:H Rental I Blk from beach . $300. no pel:i. 960-4042 parking J)lacentia $160. 2 hr, No ch ildren/pets $2 mo. 752·1386 Really 6'12.5200 block t o bay. Ba r & b c h & 10 .... ·n Oce a n 675·8472 -"-'--'==-=:.c.=---1 •Additiona l free park· patio & garage. util paid. 751 ·7716. patio 2 13.795.6400 view. rrplc. 2 br. 2 ba,l ----------12 Br , 2 Ba. Bltns . ing ri.lidwa y City coach UN IV Prk Terr . HAllllORVIEW 9.spm beams $350mo Call2BR,Sludio,dblgar, dshwhsr ,crpt.r;&d.Jllll. •J\.1aidserviceavail house w/garage $150. 4 BR, fam rm. 2 ba, T wnhse 2 br. 2 ba . 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, nea Mon ·Fri 8·4. Patty, laundry rm. pool, $235. 2250 Pamela, Ca ll .. FUrniture avail Anaheim 5175 .. 2 br. l frplc, bltins. Avail 9/2. Beaut Gree nblt . Park & Pool Kids lolboa Pentnsula 3707 540-8920 bltns. nr beach. a<{l.ls· Agt. 838·8081 child, nice area ~mo. 979·4545 Co mm fa e 's · S3GO . no pets. $285. 675-3.528 CC-""..:::::.::::c:_ ____ I Open M·f' J0.6 Sat 10-5, Sun 12-S •i we lcome $495 mo.••••••••••••••••••••••• o.1-... port Beach 3769 __ 1 Santa Ana $185., 2br , , 5 5 2 • 7 3 8 9 ev e & ~ .... ", kids & pet ok. 213· 722-6810 days Mr. _<1c_c3_-7~60=t ~A~g~e~n~t ____ 12 BR PAR Tl Al.LY •••••••••• ••••••••••••• 1 BR, single person 'Sat Mttd More Room? Costa Mesa $1&.'i. Super Dana Point 3226 Shipp EASTBLUFF 4 br li"urn 'd $3.'iO mo Yrly. $40 WK UP 1&2 Bdt & after 6 PM. Sun 10·4 See our lg . 3 br apl<;. Huntinc)ton Pacific clea n, 2 br, kids & ••••••••••••••••••••••• -="-'-"-----~---! avail 9·2 Lse & ref lse. only 536-6&17 Bach. Color l'V, maid 715'12 Fernleaf. w /frpl & pool. 'Adults. pet. Sepl I to Au~ I love· 3 BR 2 ba, Condo, S375. req $450 mo YRLY t br furn 'd. s erv pool . T l-I E Bl-~AUT. 3 level, 3 br, 2 $250. 545 .8628 u ~ 1''.ullerton s.200. Real Jy 2 Br. & den-.·2 °-, mo. "I. err.ace" Poo. I, (213J675·57'" Pvt be h Ope Se Pt1ESA 415 N Newport ~ ~ J I N Sh ,,., · ac · n pt. -· ba . 404 Fernleaf. $500. LUXURY 3 hr. nr. So. ·nice 2 br. kids ok. frplc, ocean \liew , acu zz · r op g . 1st. $210 mo. 673-67~ Bl. NB 646·9681 to qualified appli cant. Cst. Plza. $285. JJ!tns, 711 Oc ea n Ave (71 4)536-1487 , Cbosta Mes a J br. I lh decks, $325 mo. 33822 548·8l04 Lo.,ve01Y Clpiff Dr1 .H3 B y y BLK . to Beach, 3 br. 2 For appl. 675·6675 cpt. & drps. 540·1901 · a , ramily weJ(•ome Si lver Lantern. Shown UN IV Prk Terr e n oo ome RL . 2 br. Z ba . •• $190. Sat. & Sun. only. Twnhom•. Ne;. 2 br, 2' $S7~ Lease 645-1502 Frpl, patio. I blk. bay ba, Wntr. r ental, $350 CoitaMeia 3824 Adult 2 h uge bed rooms Managed by ' II t B h $260 3 Adlt mo. &73·7180 . · w·11· W I Co un . e ac : iu T 3232 ba . s 360 . 833.84881 l 'k Id l-1 bor v · or o cea n . s, no1_c=:....:.:.:...:..:::::_ ____ .1••••••••••••••••••••••-$170 no pets. Inquire 1 1am a ters . br , 111-: ba , r a m1l y "" oro yr 0 ar ie pets. $280 mo. 673-6S42 / OOK L b apl G 568 W w·1.so Welcome. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 833-1972 home, z story. 3 br Bach. Apt . $135 per mo. L ! ovely 1 r · 1 n Cl t b h b 3 •• b b n'C97'..'..:'.9~-4~256::::_ _______ I ydy . On Canal, boat apts lrplcs -I $185 o s e 0 c 2 r , ... Garden Grove $275. 4 LAKE FORFSI' IRVINE. The Terrace, 71~1 rt at. ?nu.,s ' 1 · 7 ' · ·DUPLEX 3 bdr. 2 bath. patio, enc l gar. $235. Br + de n See Now' TOWNHOUSE u · p k 3 b 2 w o • ennis poo Winter Rentals 1 Dr, I 5'1.'30P avail. &75--J.59l aft. mo . 19 5 Pomona . pool, laundry rm. $.125. Ifi941 Sims. No pets. • · .. • Kids. & pet' ok. · 3 br, 2•n ba, full t'lub ban.'vc.pts ,ard,-i>s, b[t~ii . beaut home &. area Blk t o Bc h or Bay.ic==----------1 645·1956 E-CM aft 5:30, 631 ·1333 897-4225 Member B o ard of rites , foll cpt.g. & ap· s 4zs. Cal l after S, $S9S mo. 644·5403 Sl65, 1124 W. Balboa, ----------1 ~~'.'__~~~~~-'=~-"'~~~------ Realtors , Better Busi· pliances, 2 car ga r . 84s.4390 .,_ Cle ol 3276 Blvd. Santa Ana 3780 Sonta Ana 3780 Huntington leodt 384C Hwttfnc)ton leodt 1840 ~. ness Bureau, Chamber $365 m o /l s e . opt . ~ "'' ,. B'YFRONT WINTER ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• or Commerce. 830·6254 LE A SE new 2 b r ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' 530-1505 Ftt _....,. townhou se 21h ba OCEAN view 3 br. 2 301 Ed g e w ater al --------...,.~·-Hue1liw4JtOt1 leach3240 Deerfield. Adults, no h•, $375. (213) J89.6638 Coronado Sl. Apt A. J lolboa lilond 3206 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets, Avail. Sept.. 20th. or (21!1) 483-6888 Br 2 B a. frpl. gar . • BR /' priv bch $450 mO . ••••••••••••••••••••••• w am rm . S375. 644 -5441 lk G If Cou 3 o L n E ENG L 1s 11 2 Huge lot. Xlnt location. Wa to o rw, Robinson Rltr 675·8120 Story 3 Bd. 2 Ha. $400. per mo inclds A4 Ir .... L .... Ywcl ~:i 5~ie~:~ig4h~~j BACHELOR, l blk t o Frplc. Brk patio, \'rly water & ga_rdener. Ask \I a I I S e P t 1 · d"'ys bay or ocean. ulils in· ... ,.. $450. 833·1840 for Keith. Bkr, 962·4411 Culverdale Ml·~ le · cl . S11 5 mo yr1y . !IJ0.7292. Hioa•thmltlwdor 67S-7876 eves Balboa Penhtwla 3207 VACANT, 2 bed rm UN IV PRK Terr Con· u.twwlsMd 3300 C d I_. 3722 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/fplc. Xlnt pool toca---• o . ......65 . . . • •••••••••• ,............ --__,, •1 .3 BR, 2 BA, across lion.~ . per mo. Ask do . 2 br. Z ba; cpl,t.,. ___ "'!' _____ 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ''•'' from Bay-Beach. view. for Keath , Bkr, 962·4411 drps, D /W, self,clng.I"' ~ 1 b r 1 S 4SO y I oven. Ret'. fac'g, 5076 COST~ tiaSA mmac . 2 r , rt? c, -, · mo · r Y . SURFERS delight. 2 br Apple Tree. 1 yr. l&e. FURN: $32:5. beam ii , s hag. antHJS. 1 ~ 675-1304 . $1 80., sing les, family. $325 mo. Zl3-3J0.39'19 3 BR + Ire family Quiet ad,15 . $290. " . ...,_ 2 BR, living room with AJso 4 br, has all $295. rm. , ~642~~·3~1!l~3~--------1 ' _ frplt', 2 blks from bay Kids, p e ts . si ng les . 4Br, lam .rm . $425 . \JMf'URN:$%15. C..teMeM 3724 _ & ocean. $300. 675--1002 j;';;"';;;;·;F;e;e;.;m.8430;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j Beaut. hm in Gmtl'ee. 2 BR + Jae f1mily ~•••••••••••••••••••••• ·-· rt , X t r a ' s • Ls e . rm • ••-a e r . BR d ..... * Ma-.. lia/Adams &13-a307 /552·3679. Ma.lure actultl pref, 2 , cpts, rps, no ··• c........., del _. 3222 •·-I McC .. pelo Clean '....................... 4 BR, 2 BA. .. ..$350 La••• ... 3241 ·r • SIM. . Call 642.7154 • Sprfngda.Je/Heil ••••••••••••••••••••••• I•·• t e ·r t I I 0 --'------'-'"--'-"-"'-1 JETIY VIEW 3 Bit, 2 BA ... S3l5 Spectacular Oc. Vu · Mewpart S T U D I 0 A P T . On Ocean Bl\'d, only • Slater &: Newland er. + d e n hillside Cb!lt• Mesa 548-7129 Dll!corator rurn. pvt. __. steps t.o Chin• Cove. A 3 BR . 2 BA •.• $33S home. Avail. Sept. t5l.I ~~~~~~~~~~ P•tlo, wtr & gas pd. -l a r i::e lux urlous 2Br. • Garfield/Brookhurst li:"~"'~·;;;'"~·fi23~7~0~. _]iiiiiilr SITO mo. 646-5330. 2 b a d u p I e x 3 BR. 2 bA ... $3)5 L Hllh 3250 II U G E f' 0 U R lmmae. l·DR . s140. util. w /hardwood firs, + Banning/S.hard aguRa BEDROOM .. ~o rm :tl dlnlni;: rm. & 3 BR. 2 BA......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plus family room :and pd. Cpt1, drp1 . patio : J .. ~ -VACANT b 1 quiet. adultii. 673·2mfi s upe r ctty v.;ean • Freeway at 3 r . 2 >3 , atriu m . Deane. Bro&. 1c "iew, Singles O.K. $650 Springdale bltns, cntrl. air. iihag Gorden Home no·care 1Br, S p at!ious. 6 unit • .. f. mo . C 11ll 644 ·721 1 3 Bfl 2 BA $275 cpl . $315 mo. Ownr. yard. Ow ner anxlouli. bldg. like ne w, i;ar . ,.,. ' agent. F ' ,.1 ' ... 1 ss.z,9503 Dr I \I e b Y 9 3 I 1 $165. Adult!, no Jtet ~. .,1 ire., ace, carpe 1 • C andlewood Orlve . 2220 Elden. 645-7151 .. 3 BR, 21h BA . So. of drltlpes , d ishwasher , Mtowporlh.U lZ6t H.B. Mo . lo mo. or -'-'-"~~"'--'--"-'-'"---I ,1-1, ~w y , frpl , r efrig, bWI ns. -••••••••••••••••••••••• le•1c. S495 or any re· LOVELY bachelor, \'Cr)' , wahr/dryer. Sundeck. C•ll Bev or 'oc Heights, 3 BR., 2 Ba ., aaonable offer. Stan clean, upstall"'!I in quit!I AMBASSADOR INN BRAND NEW No Cl .. ning Deposit S 4 5 No Lease Requirod s· I St . inc • ud10 Apt. •W.•i<I~ -ld-•lc• • klt<ft•fl f.dlltlft ... u. • 1"41vi.l"""I ,...,,.""~ • '"""'4"--u••'• • hflldt.,..,11 -.k• • W.1~. •""' 11..,..--ii. • J~vrrl ,.o4 .c., 110'• .ho!:,_.__ •All vfllllln petl' •W.f ..... ..... t.4,..1 2909 BRISTOL AVE. ·SANTA ANA (At South Coaat Plaza) 540-2300 S4 25 mo . S13 V:z 9A-4569orl62-2:116 fenced yd, wshr/dryer, Mey e r . 5$6·6171 / 4·pleJI:. I a dull. No --·~l ~F~em~··~·~'·=·~,~·~·~'""~===1~===========:=::Lg<rp~l.d~~zs~~N~~~.,..~..,.~~~ ... ~·l~ ... ~·~::~~~d:!pe~U~.d'~IS~0~.~!5'9-~3'24~~;;,~~~~~~~;;~!!! " . . . J . I A large luxurjous Opt)rtmt"nl fttittirlng: Prioote patio• Spacious dining orm • Contlnuou.tclean!t)90J*' ~ Ddtixe range• DfthfllOSha • Dltpc»al ,, • s2so.OOQ~t1q!\c01w• Heoted pool• Jacuiiit • SOunaS• Ni/it . llghlod oolleyboll court • Fl-d• rtf lounge '..flllhm& • 'l:rbl~ lmnl• • l.oundrv /oc!llW•• • Co!JO'<ll porldng No ltoK Sony:!"' cfil1d1m or prlll . ~.apple AV~W..'-Malt A.,.n-t U'f'lnt. E700W.1rno(~Uf' I tunlrng1on ije:ecft Pnono 84 604 r fl) ... ·-'··--.. ;,"',~ ..I~ . .. -r : I i ., • I .... t .... h """""'-Al a twat1 lWwa. ROOlltll &: lewd 4050 Office lftttal 4400 lniM1t Sonday, August 2-4. 1975 DAILY PILOl 09 ••••••••··············· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• o-...._.._ soos ....................... ~ ._..., .HuntlftCJfonleach l840M•wportle.ch ll'f ROOltt 4' HOARD for S W I llff••••••••••••••••••••••• School1& School1 & Help Wanted 71 00Ht"fp Went.ct 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••···'•• College student In pvt. I 0 I •1 C ln1truc.tto. "7005 -WtructiOft 7005 ••••••••••••••·••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llUO ~ 3 br, 2 1.ui $22S 3 DR, 2 BA . Yrly1 BUI. h' o m e n r , o cc . Dr Carpet &:: Upholstering ,••••••••••••••••••••••• •• .... ••••••••••••••••••• 8 a by1 It t c r . Wor k 1 n i:! l•--------- m 0 , z <'hi 1 d r e n to bch, extra prka:. Eve :.54$49$2, Di'ly : Newpc>tt Ftn:.ncta1 Clr Clean iog 1''r anch11i:t'. &!other needs relia bl~ Welcome. All t••trai. 2 ~a t I o . Sa+ O mo , 875-00M L I 0 ff 1 Well·c•t•bllshed 1 yni . 11»rson to care for G br , 1 b ti 5175 mo . 642-3188 , ••• n9 c.e Laguna·NH area. ~'ush MONTESSORI yr o ld berorf: &t aft 9 Spctee to retire. sc:hool , ?r1 on thru Fri. 17' 1 "A" Keel#Otl, I l BR, Z Ba, block to S•••r ~Mah 4100 Call on Site A1iUl!i1':f'r 494-~12 164<1·8097 aft . fl b~Kinninl{ S..ipl. Cd ~! blk. W. or l~ar h DI. beach, yrly, ~a raie, ••••••••••••••••••••••• (114 )642-3111 clt Z.lti -----HAS COME TO are a. 61;)·3~88 & off Sliil er, M2.Cl389 patio, bltns .S3•S:. GUEST flOUSE Owner l\lusL Sell C.t\1 G73-U80. Lo•e At lit life 642-1603 $85 week, available. Ht:•laura nt/Uc e r on l-'--'--"-'"-------1 2 u ' ll r .... Oak......... lil~iaiil"i'I Colden T rionc1c.'$U•lK SANTA ANAi. BABYSITTER '" my r. 11 rorn $!10. 1 & 2 Br ''pl s, n r • · • i: j gross. Ask $l5K. J\i;nl. hOme Tue& & Thur1, 2 Unh1ue 1.1dult a11l!I. No 1-loag, bet1eh. Ga~. WU' l!I 642-9600 C hildre n . !\l ust be I h•1•1d11 e · Sor ry • 11 o pd. fl.I od bldy. Quiel . ReM.ra fo •hwe 4100 ·;"'-c--..... 1-u-U_R_S_E_R_Y_S_CH_O_Ol_., At: 2515 W. S-flowet • S.A. by So. Coast permanent, dependnblt-. c rcn or pct..,. 646·Sll1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;::..~.-... "" IM-tw Fatniew&:lri I o wn ear. Vi ct oria & Al'Pl.F; Al'T'S Looking for 2 persona· ..... ::... • Prt:·Scbool, nr. downln. VilocJe' Htl ~ ital at Eorty Plncenti11, Cr\-1. &12·488'7 6700 Warner Ave. 11.B . LI DO Is le 8uyview 2, ble & friendly females ..' '"" .,._ "*°""'• Costa fl.I es n. Care for Achie•etneM c ... t.rJ. A4ts: 2•/1 to9. (7 14 l 8•176t~1 lir, l ift ba . $425 mo. t h b t 3 u·11 ..'11• .. --35 at $100 rn•. Ro o•n ""OW E""ROLLl"-'G --='-" or.! yr. I••· 673-13113 o • nre e"u . , ,....., w•<o .... v ,... ,... ,... ltkE TO BUCH Z Ba, Bayfronl home. .,....._,....., • ..,. to cxpond. Incl. l i::e. OPEN MEAR SHOPPING LI DO GRF.AT VIEW. $14.2 mo. lot. nrly. new blJ~.. HOUSE: T••sdaJ 8/2&/75 . l.ulturlc1us 1'wnhouse. 2 644·2003 comp. equip. n.ooo. 4:l04:30PM CLERK t"'a miliu r 1ty w/punch cards hel pful. Variety or tlut1c:s. Good math aptitude. KEYPUNCH OPR r. ~I o's current working 1·xpe r . on 029 /Uni\•ac: 1710 or l11fnrc,;. TYPIST S~ wpm . Accur ate. Sorne pr()OfreiHl1ni;". 1,2 &3 fir apt.s, bltns. br, 2 be, frpl, dec·k & Gr<iham J{lty G16-24 1'1 ...,,==========o;======= dis hwa s hers, sti nll' l)alio . ~l any unique Roo m o n R:i l . l_sl.l-----------1-----~----I ;.;: 100 Newport Ctr Dr w /frpl cs & 2 ca r features. Shrt. or ln tc. 'W /chrJ!llan ram1ly . WATERFIOMT FOllndry. Net $100M Lost&Found 5'100 Help We..tt d 7100 Ncw11orL Beach Babysitter. l ite hou~ekeepinj!, ~1on·t"r i. 7 :~0 -4 :30 an ru y Wes t.side CM horrtc , MusL have own trarts Hefs. 646·6700. Plt·n·"l' Apply l'('rsonnel Department l".lon l"ri ~At-1·2PM PACIFIC MUTUAL i;:ara g c·~-Frum $200 . tcrni. S500 mo. 675.~ Fem . Studen t pref. Newport leach Cho c Candy i\1 f ti ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Babysitter for lt'a("hcr. E q u :i 1 0 PP 0 r . I.ions t:!'i1a1es_, _536-2579 --67J.%47 eves. E u· olf" SlR,500 b1iddlc a ged ~·ornan , L'.mplo>··• ' 8 · yf•ont 2 Ud 2 Bo xeeu ve ice Gold Jewel mr" $14 .000 F 0 U N D : Fe m • ,._ "' a · , ·vNG . Sn "l. Femal e S150 Month "' L"h d . ACCOUNTING rny home. Own tr:insp.I""'~~~~~~~~~ Pvt. Uch & pier. . .. A I p ki J> I :a s l i C fll f g · ..... ('p /llu ~ky og. Vrc. Jr you a re p c opl f! Uolsa Chi e<1 1t:t1in ;;cr l . NEAR MAJOR Shoop;nq C...ter Ol~F.N llOUSt: yrly . 979·1935 & Tea~h e r •ants rm llmLLpeG R'uruo"gy distrib.$60~1 Cubll!G & Del )111r oriented, have :.in ac-846-J-434 644.4510 w I r a m i I y . v t'". "" Cusl made uniform Ave. s:in Clemente k -"'-~-'-'------CLERK(TYPIST University & Bristol. Realtor biS-6161 MOM 492-0:114 or 492·7488 ctng bac ground &:: are Babysitter , hle hskpn~ Bteuadu l1i0lul9 "•',"V: 2U&3 Dr \Y. Newport-New 3 bt, 546-4531 Electronics Mfg. . ----------t seeking 3 ehallengina Te;iching family seek- ,; :o. rp:;:, 2 ba $395 Yearly Office :;:pace to Sublet. Jlolland Dus inl"M Sales LOST : Siberian Husky, position, please call u.s. irrg penn. babysitter to 60 WPl".f +. accuratl'."'. crpls. bltns, clshwhri;, • 645 JJ43 E S48-&l79 ·Male to s hare furn . l'otission V., El Dorado 1716 Orange A'lle. CM tan/white, blue ey~ & l\tu s t be good on eare ro r ehildren , qui ck w/fi i:ures. Some t":tr garages. 19:11 & · ' ves beaeh h o1ne. s11s·. Bank Bldg. 586-2-100 645 4110 54G-0608 brown eye. Vic . phones, sharp, quick 8::W-4.:30 fl.ton -f"ti. Top f t lin l!. Xlnt eo . 7fli&l If nit St , ll .B . NEWPORT llGTS. New complete. No drugs. PLUSll B . t r 1 · J>aularino. &.Bristol thinking & ha'lle good pay! Must ha\"e car. beneflt!'i. Minority ap.. Li{)n! Estates, 536-2519 J br, 2 ba. 16th & Soulh Laau11a. 499·4329. ore. suit!~ul~ r~':t :; DISTRIBUTOR C/\t. 751-6578 communications skills. Refs req'd. Call for in -phcanls urged to app- 2 nn a'llail 9 11. Nr. 8033ra1n4 ~e. 810·8800 ofc, Resp. ga l wishes t o shr. $195 mo. Xln t . MA.LE OR FEMALE FOUND; Cockapoo mi:.:, A desire to f!ive xlnl tef"vw 642·3216. Jy . Se nd res ume &i beach. CpLs./i,lrps, no · .,, res. s hr. charming Bal . N B / C fl-1 I 0 c , A g uarant.c:~ tncoryie fem., wht. Vic. Chap· ser vice lo clients & salary history Lo : pets. $195. \Jti l pd .2 BR ., llh ha .• frple.·, Is l e hm w/sa me 642-6753/644 -6815 on you r m1n1mum !n· man.Orange. 832-6508 applicants Is the key BAKER Nee.ded . 960 1'150 615 39 3-238.1 vestment of $3400 with lo success in this posi· Wom ar'! or fl.Ian to Mr. W. Van Olden· . · yearly. ~ep. gar age, -8l : 67 N.B. 500 Sq. Ft. New loeal manuracturer, Jo~OUND : ColUe, female lion. We are the tem-hake pies for s mall mark . BR h •• h ocean view: on the Bid• u o . Rest. No Rt!Sl. e xper KEuouL 2 .• s arp. nr. u.:ac Peninsula. $325 C 11 Fe male Roommate to . ... ppe r cean servici n g conipany 1 y r. Flea c o l la r porary plac~men~ div. needed. Call 491.2550 ~ ,,_ . & sho11p1n i::. $1G51fl.1onth 6456556 · a s hore Z Bd house In view $150 mo. 6.'nl W. established accounts In w/red leash. Vi,c. MV. of an _estab l natl ac· Lan.Och. DEVELOPfl.tENT CO, ll calonomirs 675·b'1 · Laguna Bch. $140. + Cst •twy. 642·3850 JocaJ a reas with uni· 831 -2936. count i ng personne l -~·~-------1 INC ~1 U 11h H· _ t · Small 1 Dr, nr ocean Util. Mona, a rt. Gpm . SINGLE to 6 rm suites. c1ue gift line. Excellent L-=O~S=T=Y-e-1-1 -0-w-L_a_b __ , agency. Good salary & IEAUTICIAHS 4463 Birch Street "iirpr,. r'r 1,1, "2· ,,~rr,1 k5; new crpts, drps, $130· 497·1542. Av ail. in plush ofCice full or part t ime op-"l"i•. "El.I" v,· •. La•. b enefits. Outstandin" Newport Oeac h . Ca • • • v;.. 0 " mo yrly 83J 1288 porlunity. No selling. " .. " -.. "' " STYLISTS 92000 fr. Oeeun . Avail. Now . · · · Need resp male or fem bldg nr. OC Airporl. l"inancing avnilablc. Canyon area: 494 -ZJ76.' careerca""ll~~~l~l1.03 For (2) N .O. salons. F.qu3 I Opp. Employoc 114-521 -12 19 Yrly. 2br plua den, 2ba. to sha re 3 Br house in Full service incl ; L' 1 · · o.>J-. w1or w /out foll. t:<.ill If U PPl::R 2 UR 2 8 I/:! bl. lo heh.. Nu crpt, Nwpt. 646·l3 23 ber. Re ceP t ionis t , con -;~1~ ~~~~o~~~~rview LOST : brn sm Trrrierl "'~~~~~~~~~! 644.0661 or 540-8582 _____ m ____ _ S t65 . 1738 1 Koledo''. drps, and paint. SPtwt. rcrence rm, xerox , mi x, f~m . Vic. t:Jlis & Announcers Needed : IE•UTICI• S Clerk & Xer~x Copier Enclosed ga r age 2 aulom<.ited typing, ell". Newland. 968.25()1 F.n g lis h & fo re ig n "' "'"" Operator, mad day. JS 642-1367 wkdys, 9ti6-J9'JI patios. S3SO 548_4005: YOUNG mother of 2 Call 833-3640 Business Wont~ 5010 T 0 e u t & s ty I e hrs. pe.r wk. 642-6l57. l'\'C!i. · needs female to share •••••••••••••••••••••••LOST : Black f'emale l angua.c:es. male & childre n's hai r. i'l'rm . ---~ 1-fOUSF.S to beach 4 apt or ho us e C.fl.1. SJ N~LE & Dbl Room IO Millionaires German Shorthair, C~t fem. Send info to An · p/liml". Days 6,14_0191.1----------. L .... a loath 3848 br, 2 ba , den, frPI. 526-5962 Of~1res, ~65-~ sq. ft. nrea, Reward IA'>-5890 n ouncers-D, PO Box t:ves 552_3046 •Cocktail Waifrns · Wetbar. En•!. •ar. ·~ • Ut1L furnished. 540-5206 ln\•esl $65,000 eac-h in 1764. Ne'wport Bea ch. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ~ ...,.,,., id t 1 u ··ouNo "•• 1 • • ~ mo y 1 ., ... •A•3 Female roomate '24·35) wor s mos wa n c .-. .,. • u 3 n 'i'a 92560. Drop a pebble itito the · r Y· """".""" '4"anted to share large C.M. Office w /sto.rage dealersh ip , Total in· male black Irish Set·l-'"'-='-'-'------- Ocean f"rom your Ap~. Clemente 3176 Bay(ront. apt. Yearly. -+: shwr, r efrig, sink, vest m eni returned te r . Vi c /\l agnoli.a & /\part. I'ofn gr. sml hldg. Lease. Luxury, sec un···••••••••••••••••••••• 675-6795. air cond. 548-9766 from· Isl profits . Ball, Anaheim.527-5319 1 Br. Furn. Balboa ty, Mature adults . 2 BR 2 B f 1 • (Probably 3 to 5 yrs.). , ,. Penn. 615-1otD 31755 Cs t . }Iwy .* • a, r p_c•N.8. Spae. furn . vu.luslM~s Re-ntal 4450 50 o/o owncrship .fromi'OUND . Killen, male . 499-2835. e lo s~d. gar. Whi te home. Ally, straight,••••••••••••••••••••••• then on. (714J 644 -1179 half g rown, orange. APROPOS . 1 water view. 498-3007 will shr w /2 Prof. or 833-2100. Vic C I i r f Dr . N eeds c ompetent OCEAN 'lllew, lipac. t 8 L 'men. $195. ea. util. THE 548-034.l/613·4429 rtlponsible girl for in-br, adults, 2607 Solana eae ii Co ndo year 644-0484 ln•estment ----------I ventOry conlro l or -Way, L. B. $225 . lease, unfurn -new. . COLO""Y Opportunity 5015 LOST : 2 Ladies rings w a-re-h.ou se-. Phon e 494.1419 steps to surf. 2 or 3 FEMALE 21 .30, re!'ip, f"'llll ••••••••••••••••••••••• i n Ladies Rstrrn . al &14 _2652 _ ----------1 BR•-3 BA. Security- share 5 br hsc ll.D., 30 RETAIL Sl10PS PI ca s ure pi e r i 1' ---------- Luxury Condominium 2 recreation, adults, No $1 15 mo, Isl & last, Prime rea s onabl e BEST ,.\valon . Wed . Au g . AR C llJ Tr.:c TUHAL Beauty Salon Assistant Full ·Time # Heady's 675-0808 Lookini;: for 15 young attractive ladies. Apply in person, Mo n t'hr• t'ri. 10 lo 4. The FoK ~lunter . 17927 l•autv Opetafor McArthur, Jr\•ine. NO fol)owin g n ee .I""'~~~~~~~~~ Comm guaranleed .J· 645-1050. Col students, p /t s l.s, deliv . Eves/Sat. Car. phone nee. Mr Lyons Pers on to ope rate 848·1004 C o 11 n t o r & bi n d e r y I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; equip. in printing shop.I• SJ C. !'ll ale or fem. Ex · llNDERY °'R Dd, 2 ba. nr. Victoci<.i pets, a'llail "Sept Isl. utils pd. 1\vai l 9/1. space available large OPPORTUNITY 20 th . Ge .o e ro u s drafttirnan p;Jrt time. Beach. Xlnt views. So ~75 mo. 498-ll586 Call Sally . l\-1ary Jo, & s n1a ll . Old world Excell e nt Inv estment Reward! 642-9485 or e x-per"d (or bu ilder . per or prior training pets. From $350. year-1A rt t Fv .shed John . 968-52:13 charm with French opporluni.ty, l:fca ul y 5.ul-8013 646-4414 desired. Ca ll 493·8122 CONSTRUCTION SECRETARY ly. '194 -1795 pa men S . m1 windows. gables & salon, est. 20 years. 8 p 1 5350 1 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! ext 33. or Unfurn1Wc:13900 COME on! l{1n . in trees . Adjacen t to Complete stations. ersonas !• ---------- We wil l ha"ve ai••••••••••••••••••••••• nice 2 hr. apt .. CJ\ot . 'Festi'lla l of Art s LAMD & BLDG ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASSEMBLt-;RS ---------·I The Irvin e Company Beautiful Ocean view 2 THE EXCITI NG Cls. to it a ll . $80/mo Grounds. IMCL • PREGNANT? Boys & Girls seeks Secretary with ·BR , 2 BA , Unfu rn . PALM MESA APTS. +. 548-43711642-5785 580 BROADWAY Carin~ confidential I d'at 2-3 years construction Apartment Availabl MINUTES TO NPT LAGUNA Bl!:i\Cll IM SALES PRICE cou nseling & rcCerral. mme I e ~affy tpi{~~rsdcotiv~~ey experience to deal with Ort. 1st. Call 494-8812. BCH. 57&.000 Abortion, adoption & Openi""S rooles may be availa-s ub . c 0 n t ra c to r s . Bac h, 1&2 BR. from Goracie1forRnt 4_350 494 7915 keepin)!'. ••"2 bl · Ea Purchasing & engineer· Ocean View. Upstairs. $l6S ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Al>C/\RE S41-ZS63 for e in your area. m "•n• knowledge off s'•te No'thend 2 "·' I b · 1·~~~~~~~~...... prorit for deliveri es &: ,,,. ' ,_,..., a. Adults, No Pets COVERED storage for & on site essential. Beam ceilincs. newly bo RV , Drinking problem'? r a s h , l r i P s or d eco r a"ted. lmmac. 156l l'olesa Dr. y~ur at or · · JO DELUXE office, com· Call <\lcohol Jfclpline c t I merchandise for sellin~ Typing 60 wpm. Die· Block Reach. shopping, (5 Blks East. of b1gh.613-6372 m'I &.indu s trial. 24 hrs a dtiy835-3830 rys a nt!W subscriptions. For taphone. s h helpful. U .1 • Newport -T · r ,. I " P I e a s a n t phone 11 . 1•lalure adults, s paces. Als o mini Mo..._,.._,. nist 1norma ion p ease ca n r 81\·d) h · L """r~-PROBLt.:A1S.'! W E 6 '2 4321 •· S per s o n ality . Se lf · e s. $325 . 494-9982. "·' · Offlc• Ronld •400 ·ware ouses n1 a:.:un:'I Deeds 5035 .. · · ,. rom · a n bl • . .,..5.9860 .. "'I Niguel & !\1ission \"iejo ••••••••••••••••••••••• CA HE f"lt Cl'eme nt e-San Jua n starter, a e to w.or ... 'Victoria Bt:h. Ocean ••••••••••••••••••••••• areas. lland)' to Siln Oi\E WA'I' ltt:LP I er Capistrano area, call without supervision. Please Cal\ ' Xt~~e /~~f~~~.c c~r~~s: RE s ORT 16~75:.V~~~C~&F~B ~~e~~:F:I · 1~ ~0s 2~ l 0 ANS UP t 0 .!' ht' ifo~NL'"fF;l~ bl t~~jo;3.0F.1a;.dor~i.~~°an. fr pl c , gara~e. TV ~ AGT. 541-5032 per sq ft. 831-1400 80 %'•\· SJ>lR lTUAl1 READER As,-·.:, se·111" ers call 58J·6JlO. For t·urther lnforma- $285 .Inc l al l Utll ' . o · Eq u .1!0ppor . bid / 1000 Opco 10 Aill to 10 P~1 lion 644-3389 Prom 9AM -Noon B•'ch : addlt''Dnly . St.to up s tore-offices SEP. g w gar.. 1st TD Locms.8'/"0/o ,\dvi<:e on a ll maltl'rs. -Employer. 494 -817 1. e pts drps air bath. sq rt. 213 W. Wiison. 2nd TO Loans 312. N. El C;imi110 Real T-o. Ol;f"fnble itlec· 1 _BR, Bachelor, ocean <t94·6116 or 1·8.18·9615 Newport Beoach 38&9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 113~ ... Beach Ill, ILB. z:~0645 -2:0 2 0 & Lowes t rates Orange S a n Clemente, t'or tr·o_nic' ~omponents ..:84~2~·=~::..:-~----l -'--,-·::--~·.,.--,:.,,.--,-::-:-~I Co. appt. T 11 E 1-~ A CT 0 R Y · Sattler Mtcj. Co. 492-0034 492-!t.136 using techni~ such •1 MO FREE RENT• · as· s old~f-l il9 and 3 R rr. f Newport. Ideal s hop 6'12·2J1l ,.,.545-0011 ' ·.• l·Z· m. 0 ices rom avail in the mall. $1 10. ServinJ:! Ha rbor a rea FO:\Y Gi rl·s O_u"t Cab! crimping. At least $135 per mo. Near mo . 673.9606 2-I years l'ol ~si).Jl e . U Cail, \Ve one ·ye~r"ai el4tdronic FROM ~195 airport. No lease req. -~--------1 Corne. Spc c ial,i ie ., 833·3223 9 Til noon 400 SQ 1-~t. all util incl, 2 n d T D L 0 a n s Paraplcgi_cs. W-3lm ossemblr · ex~rienceo LIVING BOATING THE IRVINE CO. TOOLING HELPER 550 Newport Cir ldeHI opportunity to Dr learn fiberglas s boat Newport ~ach buildin g . Son1 c Equ<1I Oppor. knowlcdgl! of carpentry Employer & gl ass work rcq 'd .I""'~~~~~~~~~ Pay open 1-Oa kwood of fe rs thl" heat & a ir conll. adJa· Wanted -'---~=~~~-~-1 dt"si,-itd. PARK NEWPORT fitne s t i!' resort livinf Newport Beach luxury I cent to Sec Pac Bank. WE J(,\\'t:: C,\.')l·I! * HEW! ME)lrf!tN~¥(! APARTMENTS a a price .. YOll car,t .a · pvt . office in suite. 188 E. 11th St., C.~1 . H 2 d TD . •' '•'· 1 on the bay ford. Ther~ s Sl m.il_hon Prestige bldg. 645-3700 5115 mo. 642-4210 Loa~Y on n ind ·T.-~:s Phato Modi!'li'"J HUGHES Clippcr l\tannt' 1919 t~. Or<"klental Santa Ana 8.1.5·9316 Cons um('r Scrvic-e, help your fotro ily budget. 1-;arn $30 to $JOO or more in spare lime, Call 552-8814 . 1n recreation faciht1e1>. G N , 3 2nd T D ·. Ah r ax as 1\1 ass age BOOKKEEPER Luxury apartment li\'· NI G II T LIG HT E PROFESS'L CLASS A CANNERY VILLA E 1 ew ,...o ns· · · · s ing overlookin g the TENNIS CPURTS. A Bldg. 3 stor y . 2190 45xl00 lot. Inc. small Equity ln vsrilt. Div. l0am -l 2p m 1 7 3 3 ,.~/time . l-:xper'd in water. Enjoy $7SO.OOO full time acLivltie Harbor Blvd. C.M. Air frame house & out BARNETT :\ITG. co. Fullerton. Cl\t 6.1l-lt8$ A IR c · RAFT A/P & AIR. payroll & •15 21"" gen •1 1e•ger . •mall Ex.per. only for busy health spa, 7 swim· director who plans cond., wood panel bld gs. 4 or 5 Artisans· "" · "" Com·•ng soon ,·0 Lido " " rr h M COOKS Co business. HJ3·Z365. co ee s op. u s t ming pools. 1 lighted parties, BBQ"s, trips walls, drapes, carpet, pool Latents & re-Announcements/ Villa ge. Sigr'u n·'-' • ----------iknow e.c:.c: & broiler t en nis courts, plus more! Free Sunda elec .• music, janitor, sources & ha\"e 'A-"Ork studio. European china MicroelKtronic O.OOKKEEPER -work. Benefits. Apply mile~ of bicycle trails, brunch. parking. ltl .R. Stever. space + public outlet. Personals/ painting instructGr . Sccretat:Y Girl P'ri for •n person. l\l'on thru putting, s huffleboard, Plus beautiful singles. fl.I gr. 557-0136 or Barrett R~alty 642-5200 Lost & FOwtd Day & eve classes . Products i::r0w'g. l ps. Agency. Fri, betwn 2 & 4pm, r'roquet. Junior l 's frp, 1&2 bedroo1n apls, 646-8396 1 ,--~.-lri-.a-l_R_ent~-.. -4-5~0-0-l i.::,t••&•f:;,:,;;1•••5;·00 Soite 203, 3432 Via Di•lsion Gd . Sa lary & bene"s. 2218 Newport Blvd, $229.50 monthly; also 1 furni shed· & Un· ----------I Oporto 644 1021 $00 Su-rior A:we Pt. tifne OK, to start, C!\1. 1\sk Cor office. and 2·bedroom plan1> furnished. R'Cnts r'rom Westcli!f Dr. Private ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••r...c~---------1 r-ir desi r ed, Send re· and 2 ·story town Sl9S Prices vary by office. Unfurn. Air RENT 1125 sq ft $155. LOST /FOUND Do yo u tr!'vel ? M~~?:r'op=uh~it;a COOK SUPERV. h o u ses . 1-.: I ee tr i c locaiion. Models open cond .. rrp'd. $100 mG. 1200 Sq ft $170. 673-7039 A PET?' Responsible old er col· Cd~~ ~~5 P.O. Box 8• F/l1mc. Oppor. for Rd· kitchens. private patios io to 7. Sorry no pets 642-4097 or 675·5116 960-2900 Adoption. Low leg~ girl will babysitl ""'~~"....;1~F....;e~m~p~lo~y~e~r~~1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;[ vancement. Top wages or balconies, carpeting,. ,Ql' children. Roommate Cost Spay/Neuter lnfO. home. (Plants, Pets 1: & henerits. 1-luntington dropcr ieS. Subterra · ser vi ce availa-ble . OFFICI! SPACE M.I . DELUXE industrial un--w h i I e v o: u •SSEMB'~S Valley Conv. Hosp, W i·rr 0 450 s its with offices: 1300, LOST: !\ti.n . Sctin11uzer. ~ "' ~ BRAKE & FRONT nean purking with l'o1ont h to month oc-este 1 r. q . travel.)75 1·1254 ask for · 8382 Newma n A'llc , ~~::l ~~~~i~~-l i~~=: cupancy. ~tic .P;ti1:.at~:· c~ri ~~~0o :~0060~~00~;2:~: ~ey":1' s~~~;~~r.y btk c~11eb~ Lauren eve~. ~::::i~n~~; S!-f1~hPr~:~ E·N·o MEN H.B. 8-12-5551. north of F ai;hion Oakwood Gene Hill, 642-0200 642·4463 or 642-1604 . collar . lleward. Call Wanted-Female Crew exper. helpfu l. C.M. COUNTER HB.P l s lanrl at Jamboree G d Agt. ohn 5prncn;iMses, 711 842·1401 or 962-991)1 . J\1embcr A ge 20·30,l-'64-'2-'·8080==-·-----, And Wante d for p /timo and San Joaquin llills ar en SUPERP •P•.·· •• • rAea,cs. W. 17t t., . ' LOST·. Black & Wh•'te open minded. No s;t il· •sSEMILY INSTALLATION Apartme nts rent. vt a , • f ing expr. necc. Sailing "' days. !\lust be 21. Ap,,. Road. ._• htd, d rps, new crpt. 2200 SQ. FT. M g. $2G5 f e m . c a t . V i c to Jlawaii via "Mex:ico. · & LITE 1 MEN _ ly 1n person at : Pir.za Telephone (714) H•wportle.c.. Across rrom Sturt p /m o. 2032 '"D'' Delaney's Sea Shanty. Send photo & letter Lo MAN UFAC."'I'UR ING . !\fan, 1920 •larbor Bl, 644-1900 SSOlrvine Shi r t . 24 o0 w. Cst Placentia, CM 64fi.1512 Part Burmese. Blk ,\d No. 327 , DailY Pilot Positions open. S DayS, Cl\t for rental information llwy. 544_8678 tipped ears . fo~inde r p 0 0 1560 C ~. $2 •tr to st1trt. 979-8600 For PEI? BQYS Supplyl-'---------AI 161J1 2000 SQ FT, 3 ores, 2 ple ase call 640-1843. " · ox · o-a Stores . Immediate COUP LI-~ n eeded for WATERFRONT VIEWSIN NiWPORT. Stfltlno design and ari el@Oant. e>:cltlnQ wav to· uve. Choose lofts, bay w1nt:Sows, ~IMIQnts. ti,.. places. VOlK.!Oltn prNite· _patlO or balOOft'/. A frten<Hy ·muuon·Clollal'-(tc cantAf. 1 Tennis courts, too. \ 645-0550 NORTH COSfA MESA baths, immed. across Reward .i\fcs3, CA . ~ -' ~,\UTO "IODY f/,tlthe opelrlngs. Xlnt apt management, s emi· . BR 1 Medical/Dental sui te, st rrom OC Airport . 1 ,· m e YOUNG Exec. retired, Exper .. Body Man !lalary ·&: workipg con· retired. 55 units Costa Large 1 & 2 ap s 950 sq fl avail. 1st 963-7878 Lost, ma e Sa e ~ generous, no child, no needed immed. Busy d s. Liber a l employee fl.1e s a . 642 -5013 o r with enclosed GJl'r'.s & floor -bid 99 C.U., crooked tail. Vic. problems , referentes . stiop'. Ren;ibrandt.'s, 951 ben~Jit!L 12131865·3851 pool, from $1"65 /mo · M·l 90x125 w/ g. l Westmin~ter & Broad , . 1 .W. 17 th St . Cos ta Apply In Pen;on p A West 19th Cost.:i Mesa m (' e t s s i m I a r ~ 8 e Delivery man, over 21. 1760 omon~ v e .' 1100 sq ft ge.n'I o[.c ,Mt,., rno '.. ...... J....... St. N.8 . S48.fi659 Caucasian lad.'·· 21 to Mesa·. 6' ristol •. l\1e!la LA T. t CM 642-2015 1 .............. · ..-.c.-~ 1;~~;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~1~~22~1~Be;;a;ch~B~l~,~'W~e,;~t~m~I · · 1mes rou e. ' .oc::..::cc_ _____ ~-1 space. $345/mo. Amp e 1-'='---'-'-------1 FOUND · Parakeet 32, not ovtr 'S'4"-l20 area . Mu st have de· zsr Lu:.:. Apt. Pool '-' 1pt,k g. Mr. O 'Keere, Rtttf• W....ted 4&00 ·univ. r "ark. Call tO lbs . Pholo a mus t. pendable car. Other con veniences: J49·8138 ••••••••••••••••••••••• identify. Sunor Mon. P .O : Bolt 2393 C-M , AVON IR.4.kE & WHIR. 546·6421. 516-1780. f1\1. Ph.: ll4/6.11·3518. FOR SUBLET WISH to s ublease furn 552-3020 92626 A·lignm e n t Sef\vic<' ~ "· l br apt. end or Au~ T h Dental office. Manager-S ~1 ALL 1 hr Cur ft, t hru •Ii Seo!. Pref LOST : Sie'mese Male YOUNG BOV· W:tntfi ·HM, rY°" s..-..i.tv ec · Receptionist. Jyr t~xp t II Exeo. ofc's, at Fashion · h t • tt' t • --r e•per 5 day work '4'k very quiet, $125, a Park Ne wPort or Sealpoint. ,9 rn<>!'. Red very muc o·a !n1 fight lrrflati • · for bu sy office . lnl util . •.;-'. ~ i~~:0n~iin~'t°ld:~1 ~! Promontory Point. Ca ll & Wht. Coll ar. Vlc. So. fhristian scht. Nee~,; , ,,,,. °" BN!~::~~lflr~ f!~er;:· Benefits. Salary open . r!'rgn~ ~~teht ~rp_;.~~ Z yrs. Furn or u~furn . ~J~-~~1:4~-7406 or ;7o5~~7:1aza. 751-T102 & J~-~9~ial, ~~P,Pi:lrt . Sell worJd•'·ramous pro-• 644..&'e2 _89_3·_5<1_3_3 ______ _ ,.,..,.,. . f~\ 4 iJ Pro · ' J SIOO , Approx. 561J s~. ft. &2 . -~~hts ,I,h~, e~~jr~Yra~~i~y C:irpenterS finis h & DENTAL a :-. st.• '' n\ I a·R, with large •liv P vt · 0 c s ·• RESP FA ~IILY needs FOUND ; 2 I.h as a iEmDl'!')'ftlf'nt &: • • " ~. h • i cha1rs1d<'. I yr c:xp . \~~~~l;entalsfro rm & din rm, $28.'i .• Secr e l ary/recept1on 3 &:: den or 4 hr, un-Apsos. fl.1 & I". v1t. fr~otion ,.. ' ceJleq,1. eari:il ngs. <;a.II r o \l g • ge n era Neat. F:is hion Island, 20011rM'IOntorvOr.•t. 2 BR , 2 .ba w /beaat a r ea. Internatio nal furn . home or condo in Jeronimo Rd. & Ri<hte •••••••••••••••••••••••,54Js7~4 l or Zen ith labor ers, J . !\1eyc:rs. 644 -0595 ,JustnorthOfJamOOrff view of bay. sech.aded•i Data Products, 660 CdM Se hl-. Di s t . Route, Lake Fores t . Jotts Wonted. 7075 1· 9 ays. P~O. BoJ 4183, lrv1ne,1..c=.=c-------·on~!,COiSttf:f1:&l Cd M &?5-S205 Newport Ctr. Dr .• Ste. Between 9/J:j & l!l/l &l0-3887 ••••••••••••••••.••••••• _c_a_._9_2_1_0~7. ______ 1 DENT1\I., Ai;sistant, ~x-i~1lfirK:t"~".:ae<fDy • 285, NB. (Zll) 550-8100 on a 1 y r. ih~ Ref's. FOUND · Lg Tortoise. Part lime Bkkpg:·e"'t!!,'I· BAJlYSITT~R needer{ C11tco · c ·are., Need per pref but will Lrain 1ne1rv&necomoany. 9 Ocea n front Aptll!. Co!l ta M esa· ocea n fum'd. 644·40391 v· Ca.li ror~ia & Mon· ,lngs and /or .wt:e~e.nd'S. tor: two c~11d.r.en age!I ~a,J u re student or ri ght girl. M2-lffi2. -'--'--------1 From $165. to $22$. le " tioo ft tic .• 1 Verde Pis Call 642·9533"'1lfl.er 6P"" S and 6 ~flet' sc.hool adult to s upe r vise lltil. ln'cld . Ne:WPO(' y w ,...pprox $Q •• 2 ~LDERLY l adi~s .ana._ •• e!'ia . . Until 5 :'30 PM. Ttu!y rr o,m J t o 6pm1----------~!:LUX~~ 2 Br, 2 ba, Bch . 675·4873' 01' ~ ~o. w1 1 h 2 rm apt 1n 1dent1fy. SS7..x87 Seu.etary-Ins or Med .:vtl(t be_ i tte-ndln."" weekd .. .,5 & occasional· DENTAL F1':E PAID ~ bltl ' to bci,. adlts,j ~5 5205 ..,,-8411 • •· Avail. now. MS-tlZJ Ne porL or ..i......L Hts 1 9 P Npt ~ ..., Front ore to $809 no peU.. ~. 67.5-1106. ~· . or ..,,,. 646~6 ,.,.,..., . Found : Young male ca\ c ahm1. yrs ~ ,., Hll.l'b;of Vit1" Elemen,. :ly full day. •1ust cook DENTISEAROt ' ' REDECORATEDt Prime Hunt. Bch. loc. wfgray stripes. Vi c~ Be a.rea. &4+1 tary, and "ould be 11._h av~ D:Wll t~an ~p . 1866 2 MacArthur. '. ., VI e w cL-e ck . $22,$ .. from $125. mo. lncld. Sold home-need 2 BR , East Wilson, CM. Ph: Pram.Ital Nurse Avail. bappy lo ~ to your Will o?n11der hve-1n. lr'lline MISA: YYDI · D-25081 La Cresta-ulil . 5075 Wamer Ave. trg liv rm, blfln.s etc, &45.()82{1 llo n es t . fl.tature ,home Or ~heir's. Please No dr1.nk or s moke. 752 _1541 2 Bdrm ~., 1V.. b"th Dana. 494.6848 •. ,· M-2429 gar. iiave s1nall dog. Relerences... Live in or ~c~a~ll~·~6!l~5~-o~3~4~2-rno~~·~~~ln~gsg,~53&-~~l~2~7l~:::::::::::1~~"';~;;~~~~~ condo with pool. 5336 ltlOo~•ST Need by 911~7.4458 F OUN D : fem a 1 o Out. 497.2S 13. ·or aner 6PM e\·en1 ngs. ~lo. , Rooms 4'99 "~... Doberma n. Vic. CQa!!tl.::=.cc.'-"'=----1 DESIGH STIPS TO IUCH ••••••••••••••••••••"' FtMAMCIAL laiMss/ln•"f/ Hwy &r: Seashore, N.B. Female seeks roon1.t· 88.b)';~i~l er. mtiture CLERK TYPIST 2 eR . 1 ba , unf. Sl85 Room for Rent, St•''.. PLAXA Fin.Ce ~6-765 1 board for services i WOl"t)j~ p /t roe teacher. ENGINEER SE • wiuo mo. in L:iguna racij. Now teasing. Cu!'tom ••••••••••••••••••••••• La~una homr'. Rels. CaU 646"3631 · · Ac c ur ate t Yl'ing Wi t h txperlenc~ in ~ " '·· ... '--FOUND · Sprin g@ r ld il 494•~1 / t I h f kl z BR~ n4,rondo1 "" Ca l~!.99-145 . · execullve of(tce suites. nw11 c e. .. ....... · BABYSITTER needed. w s ome c ep o ne pleasure boat le re- , .... -I A d II o----·1y 5005 Spt1!'1icl Puppy. Approx c M work.. X1nt benefits. . d h N rth w •• I HAVE 'ft:oom in h'Ome ~kl•..,_. ~r~f aa ~ ~en; ~ ·-·' 1" 4 ·mos. Vic. N.,.Pt l'utr Hrlp Wanted 710 osla es.i 8~ee . 2 quire Y 0 c •u ~R RE-~At~ -i"1 •rr.:mm.tdfitd. l..east . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675.4~3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• boys under·1. 646-7561 Avply At fl.1anu!;icturer. Send re. "' ?t\l\I ~ .. ~1"' .r pri'll to mat1.1ro rtqn; i udes at amcnlllcs. lf:AUTY SALOM "v art G CLA-VAL CO. !'i ume to Clastificd ad. Laguna Beach 494"610J'· a11ln g •fen\i Oonnti , Lac una Death. Xlnt LOST: Cot:kaliel-i;:ray Acto r s & Aclre!!Se ---~------I F:m111oyment Office no . SIJ. c/o Dalt7 •EXCLUSIVE Beach' op pr e m se11 . 20 &02 locPtlon. •~stab'l busi· w /Y~llow cre.-t. Vic Needed : Send 1nro & BABYSITTY.R • 2:30 to 17th & Plc.ct'nti.a, CM Pilot. P . 0 . Dolt 1~. area. Rm in ~g:lJ!OMe ~hunt, ltuntington neM. 114,SOO. Oran1;e & Dtlfl.1ar . photo to F\lms·D, ·Pb. 12 Midnight. My home, E qua I 0 pp o r , Cosl;a Me!'i a C. 92626. · w lkil.pf,v.84~,,..aft. Be1cih, q.r'All a n ta . SaddlebackRealty CM. 5-10 ·1500days ; Box J764. NtwJ)Or\ 3 ·t d1 ya week . Emploer Equa l O ppor. '6 "!.. 1, ...,._,. m.66b3. Eves &»-4005 543.()519 eve5. Beach, Ca 92ltl80 761'3117. Emplo)'er lssociated I II "'~ N ~ " "I I< ~ '.t , ' ~ V ~ ~ • I~- • . ' . . • ) • " '·• 1 . ,. , . l)JO DAllY PILOT Sunday AU{lust 2.C 1975 ""Add it ... Bulld it ... Oiaper it ... Hammer it ... Carpel .it ... Cement it ... Wire it ... Hoe it ... Clean it ... Move SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb 1t ..... atch 1t ... P1pe 11 ... R ernod el it. .. Roof It ... Landscape lt...Tile lt...Trim it ... Sewit.. • H a u I It... Add It ... Pla nt It... Alte r It... Learn It ... it ... Press it ... Paint it ... Nail it ... Plaster it ... Fix it ... acmyslttlng Car'JMnter Carpe-t Se,.wict." Contractor , jGon:leftln9 Hauling LondtcaphuJ ,aifttlng jPaperirMJ ttumbh'CJ .......................... ••·••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··············-········· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··-····················· ••••J>•••••t•··········· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• J,()\•1n g care, l g yd ~1 IN (> U 11 0 I\\ t: •.STr;A~I CL1';AN"• Qu ;d i\\', o:''\prd building M 0 5 T LAWNS Remove rubbl=ih , ce. i-"ord's Lan<l'lc11pe Palntin1t /Repalr. 3S )'l'!i DRAIN CLEAi.~EO $6.::,0 11 r I d a Y I w k Jt1':PAIRS .1 Hms·Get 1 rm rrce 011 :i ll r1ndl & :add•· ~IOWED /fo.:or;t:t>, S:i ment . treel!I , dirt -Sod lr1wns/Sprinklcrs work c uar, tukc ad· t:ve/Wknds- 61 J lC.~/ wkn ds OK . Plumbing, 1•ar11~nlr)', l n :.ur1·d Qua\1t'" tivn ~. o._-~1 g ning & wk , C~t -NU . CEORC1'; anythlni::. I ~ or small Oesit,:nSvs -1.162·71il7 v4'n· !)~rne f"nce Hef:;/hc. 556-()3.17 Jeu11-C'E'r:tndc lllr .~10.5560. ti·l6·7fl lt plaris a\':lil. Call day 5<19·2015 j•)bs . Reliable. Rich3rdl----------t age o r my ex p . Cuar 558-7380 nlc, ------1 ----------536·8834 MalOnf'Y S36·7U56 ._ r\11 t)'p<•s ca rp1•ntry, C..: a r p e l !!1 an -~t''l'S ~llJ·SSM, G~ral Servlus -----------1••••••••••••••••••••••• Roofl1t9 ~alure depend:ihle lady rran1o:', fln1 ~h . rt!mOdt>l Heasonrtble Ell'Cfrical ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hottse-cleanlfllilJ WILLIAMS & Sons Prof .,._inter, h o ne.al ••••••••••••••••••••••• l<> sit wkrlys in Ill)' r e ra1r .-\II v•:ur>. Rl·µair~-l nst<illal1on ••••••'"••••••••••••••••"TlllNGS" by Moose ... ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• Masonr)'. urlckt Block work, reas. Jnt/ext, hoC)e. Fncd)'il. Hf>fs . i::unranlccd . 'fon ,\" ~:!')<1ll·s.C":illSSJ -8956 f::T .t:C..:THI C IAN . ~ml Gen woodw(Jl'k, r(··ll(>USECLEANIN G t s &.Stone.Call.581-7829 fre e est, rers ROOl''SCllECKED! ~..1061 . P;ilonibt), .'l f'tnhe t -----· b t i · -. · I o· 8 · c II 548-Z7!>9 /642·3913 R•p"l,ed •-•·-•a~ -=~-------1 BBB. __ . ._,311. l"liHP1':·r F:XPY.UTS Jv s. 1n.J1n ro:'pa1rs.""' pairs , p um 1n1:.. our u s 1ness. a • • 111<-.. ~ ._....,. MY home. lovini: C'are. __ -~-11; yrs. ~rs. l'XP etc.542·5613 J anice·s Raggedy F~;i~~~C~~~;!~1:'}>l:tJ~ Pla5ter/R•pafr Direct Factory Service Nr 17th &. Irvine. ('1\1 .\1AS1'J<;!( Cra fl s mans Get It Heall,v C..:lt•;i n lie .233 108. !'°>'8·5.:.'03. 1 ----~-----,.\nns. 675·65$.3 Blo<k Wall•·UBQ P 'ol s ••••••••••••••••••••••• License c:r.-1~ 4 y / 642319' --I 00 IT ALL! Pll : 549-296 1 rs up -_-_•1 s,·µec1.llt). llt:-m10tlt'~~~· \\l l l.l.L\1\I S5-19·1Ul~ LH·i·ri.~t·d 1':1ti'<.'lrici1.Jn t~tectriral, Plurnbing, Jters. Est5. 646·0464 1---'-"'C...'-"'-"-"'-- lusiness Se-nice 1n1:.h .... urk, re:.. ':'1:(' !'>a ll·i.·ltl'patr·ln:-;t.1ll 1"rl'l' Esliinale t"lc . Reas r att•s , •APT. CLEANING• f»/\TClt PLAS'l'ElUNC REPAJRS. Al l t ypes. • l'1>l Gu~r Y.Ork •199 .111\'. ,.,,2 ,...,.c,, fo'ast & Thorough Mo•l1t9 ••ALL TYPES•• Reas. rree est. 10·,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --C•m•nl/Co--1• __ • -~· ~v-••~-·-ti42·4fl>7 •,· .. ,,,.lbo'ng "·rnlshcd ,,_.~ _ -"• · ru ••••••••••••••••••••••• f"ree t:st 54().6825 Walt 830·5020 anytime. Rookket:ping Services Carpcn1 r~1 rn1dl rf•pair ••••••••••••••••••••••• GardeninCJ 1·,-IA-N_D_Y_•_I_\_,-.·-_-,-,--$49·811S Mov i ng t l t::iullng . Stu· • O e pend .:iblC"; ex · Cst111 Y,'(•rk ;1 :o.J>t·l'Jalt y.1,.t-:C)N !Tfo: CONCRE1'E •••••••••••••••••••••••~'At · (;' -~~es ----------ldenl w /large truck. VERY. NEA'!° PATCll Tilr ~rienc.-ed _; rc;1son;1blc 25 > r.~ t'.\il 1;"75~5915. !'> ·r 1\ l\1 p f N_G . co h . J ,\ p 1, N 1'~ ~ i:; Crurfs~·an . u~;~~10,tl~ \\'anl a REAL CLEAN n e a s . u a r r y • JOBS & 1\ ESTUCCO, •••••••••••••••••••••• .. • ral,es. 644 ·j3.'i2. Co;lin kit;hl·rt & b.:ith. bles lone, br1t·k & lLlc Gt\!lOfo;N}o;lt 4 llOUSt:? Call Gingham 537·944.5 /839·5i1'J. }'"rec es t. H93·1<139. CEltAMIC Tl Lf;. New "U"S!'IN'' ll odl 1 · patios,etc.640-43-19, 10 ,r s ex 1,0 , 3 11 ----------Glrl . 1''re e est.s. BL-1..I &Remodel.Freeest. • .~ '"· ... ,., • em e 10{:. " 1erat1ons · · 1'h 11 · d 'I · 'IOV!NG, 2 L' "~ ng n . kk · ~ . . & , phases C atl Y nan 64:5-5123 ~· · o:.xpr men Sml jobs welcome nvo eep1ng~n·1l·l's & r epair. Un1Qut' Contractor I ; . will mov e you.••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.·42 ' · 64Q;~27 S.17·~ unusual .v.·ork v.·elcon1l'. •••••••••••••••••••••••i Rl•as~nable-r i-:-:~1 mates Can f;xpe rt, experieuced 'Reasonable. 833-3944 / MARV'S PLUMB ING 1,---2--,-6------- -----~ r..l br KU Bureau L'f'G 0 k&So ' C.ill 75l·l!W. I R ~ h I · d «28481 '67"7S72 •6'6-• T S I Prof Typing Sc>r\'i<'e~ . . · 1· .... : . crw1 c n --lon1c epa r . ouscc ean1ng one on ~ · oi .,.. • ·DOV' re-e e-r• c:e Erech·liusiness·LA-r::al %2·8Jl4 Add1t1ons &. Remdl. Kayo 's ya rd ~1 a in. lmpro\'emcnts a weekly basis. Please • NO JOB 1'00 SMALi~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• fin 3 1 rep r 0 nan('C Low Month I)' l:>ennis , C'alt Phylll!i 968-4143 PafntlngjPaptnng Tree Removal, limblnc 847·4595. •••'"••••••••••••••••••• R iit cs Jo'r e e•F.sl . St.Clair . l ---~--.----d-••••••••••••••••••••••• Plumbing & Shrub clea rin g. 548 4883 Ph 646 ._631 D a Y w o r wan te , Pr or P a int er, h one.!t Sn.clalish Rototlllin g-. 6.-2•262•. t: · . x .6 1J o hn 's Car p el & PATIOS & REMDL · : · xlnt. rt>f. Laguna area work . reas. Int/ext , r-lie/In!. ~~yin g . 'e rox Joo. Upholstery . Ori sham· RO n· h . y rd s · H Un prer. Call 49"1"3517. free est. Refs. 543.2759, Wa l e !' heaters , d is-1 -~-------- (t';'ltHP e.rt s c7rv. ~eas. poo (soil retardants). OM .ADDITIONS IC' s a crv1ce au 9 6423913 posuls, drains, faucet.,-, F Se . s 178 5 B·ar h Planning-Free Est. Re J? m:1inl -sod in·••••••••• .. ••••••••••••• L-~ I · ord's l 'ree rv1ce · ·· · c · Ucgre.::isers & .ill color II I umortcap nq copper r epipes. Same Exp' C<ew , li<, bond~ 118. St7·5111 h••"blene's • 10 mo·n Ed.,comb Construction sta at1ons -c canups, •HAULING• V , ~ • ~ " I 1 F •••••••••••••••••••••••EXTERIORS SA E SSt prices day & night. & Insured. -1117 • License 281976 iau 1n~. rec es t s . \'ARD CLE:ANU P """" ·rvPJNG & proof re:id. blca<.'h for )'our white 892.8923 84n 1,,.,,. 673.0715 •,. ~6.0347 ** J apane5e La ndscaping R . L. Si n o r S L• Lo We take MsLr Cha.rge.1---------- ing r eas rale.s, e1£'l'. t·arrels. Sa\•e money "''-'VJ Sod. reseed, sprinklers. Licensed Insured Call Lie 300948. 581-3298 El Toro Tues \J Y s avin g me xt r :i Proft."'ssional Jap.:inc.-se llauling Anything l-'ree est. C-Z7 645-3388 979·3335 JUST PLUMllHG & %'hurs or e\o.!S trips. Clean ll\·ing ••George Pilmcr & Landscape Gardener Garage cleanup. ROTOTILLLNG .._ •CALL 642-4111• USE Tl-IE DA ILY P ILOT "'FAST RESULT" SERVI CF.: ·~~----·---roon1 . dining rm & Sons La11,·n Cutting ; Tre(' Reliable ~ Fine Papemc.ging Carpentrr hall Sl5. An)' rm $7.5-0. Adds/Remodel/Paint 1·rin1min g.~ Weeding ;! Fast Service. 963-6-152. Landscaping·SOO Sales Doug Rehard 64.S-4727 •••••••••••••••••••••••('Ouch SlO, chair $5. 15 Bl-J09669 557.0032 Spr<iy in g; ri.l o n thly :Fre e e s t . Ma s ter An y plumbing water L'arpentry -Cus tnm . y r s. exp . ls ~·hat Carden r..taintt>n<in<'e. Sl2 a Lood Charge 1-lousepa inling-lnside or ser,·, leaks , marolite Rclnod. repair. add·on, counts, not method. I Classified ads sell bi g Gco r i;!e l bus hi . 277i Get rid or WLSighlly D<:1ys /eves 000.2170 out. Xlnt qual t Low "enclosu r es , reas . insulate. Designs. t'ree do v.·ork mys C'I(. Gd. ilems.smallitem>nr any Bluebird Cr . C 1\1 . TRASJ~ & Dt:BR IS rates . Cal l Bruce 832-2468. 10'""., orr w/ad VIRJo:CTORY 1'""or Result Service Cal l 642·5678 exl. 322 est'. 645-3439 re(s. 531 ·0101. item. Justca1l642-5ti78. 545·i072 Coll. Student•548·6428 Classified Ads li42·5678 645·S3'16. ~-~~·~.~ ..... !!.~~I ~.~!.'!! :':'.'.r.~ •• .•. !~.~~ ~ ~ :':'_t.e:'. ••••• !!.~~ r.~l!.~.a .. ~t.r.~ • •••• !~ .~~ ~ ~ ~::! ..... !!.~~ ~-~~·:.~ ..... !!.~ ~!!'~ .... ~?!~ ~~•~•~•••••!!!~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~ Dida.J. TyfH'st $650~-------·l ·--------•t OU SE K t: F. PER NURSES AIDES Person 2 1·40, trn ror REAL ESTATE SALES .f'ee 'j: aid /:\l ~o Foe ELECTRONICS General ! nl•eded for motherless AH s hifts. Exper. pre-mgmt. $150 wk guarn: w a I k e r & ~ " *Secretariff home. l\ly wife d if"d MECHANICS f'd, but will t.r ain r esp. Co l prer. Mr . Le \'1 • L Jobs and I need a li,·e-i n Individuals. Apply at, 848-1004. ee "0.% tr anscr ip t io n fM MEo•.a.n •Typists 'housekeeper v.'ho wi ll k s · work ~ l Expen"enced p a r . u p e r l 0 r Per sons lo make con· REAL ESTATE Gr1eat boss, s'tablr l'o. Permanent & Tem· •Keypunch Oprs /be a loving "Granny" H ea l t h ca r e, 1<145 1·onu ou s P •,l·lim e . , , porary X t o n1 y 6 v r o I d · Ne LOC "Tl""-'S WESTCUFf Jobs Available •PB Oprs :laughter We .live 10 a S up er i or Ave, anonymous (estaura nt "" "" P e rsonnel Agency 1 on Isl & 2nd Shifts. NEEOF.b NOW~ g 0 0 d N n Licen5edforFronfEnd. E.O.E. s ho~p er teports for AAA Locations In (Mark III Centerl PERMANENT Tempo Temporary nei g hborhood , 1 blk Brake&Muffler. N u rses Assista nt Nat I Mkl Research Orange and L o s 1851 E. Edinger, SA llelp from school & a short needed. E~pe r'd in f irm Ref., auto re· Angeles, Riv~rside 1and Call 5;12·8836 23 Wire Wrappers 17802 Sky Park, Irvine walk to s hoppin g. 1 Geria tr ics Good -quired. Pr oficie n cy Sun Diego count e.s. lo S3.50 per hour Call S40-4455 commute to L ,\ and Apply Today benefits. Xlnt pay. Ap-Specialists, PO Hox With 'acilities averctg·' Dishwasher, E•es Surl & Sirloin '.'193 0 \V . Caas l llw y , NB l>IS'PLA T WJMDOW & INTERIOR Person. Exper'd Only. Ful l· t ime in Laguna MaB,. Apply in person, Petrie's, 220 Los Cer· ritoe· Mall . 213 /865-3518. Min 3 mo·s hand or 1 ................................................. l do :.o mc bu s ines s ply in person, Beverly 202<14. San Diego, Ca ing over 2,000 Sq. rt. S('2~iE~~~::~~c. tra\•el ''ou n1u s t be Mon!£ome2 Ward l\lanor Conv. 1-losp, 340 '2120 provid in g separat e GUARDS intelligent. trustv.·orth.'. v ·~ . CM 6420387 -"'"'-'--------<1 lgbby <irea, privale to ~~~m~~e~r lmmed . employment. depend<ible. cheerful. & 30881 stolSt, ostaMeso .... or1a , .. ' . PHONE WORK c.·~j~~t~c ~~~agr.~?sln,:,: f 1Lim e . p/tim('. In side willin,!! to become a Nurses A id es. exper . 6 1.fonths P C e~· ~·ur k . Work any shirt. part or our little fami · PersonnelDitp01l11tent Top wages. Port Mesa rice and separate wock TEMpePrOienRARce. T U n i r or ms furn . ly . )'our PO>' will be Conv. Hosp, 642·°'100. FROM HOME I area providing ,each E I 0 ·c I associate with his own Newport Beach, Costa good )'ou v.·ill ha\"e qua pportun1 y Employer 9 \'lire Wrappers ~le s a & 1\n a heim your o wn bedr m and Office Help private d esk a nd IS Touch Up areas. Age 21 or O\'r. bathrm. You will have For Fine Jewelry HO EXPER. HEC. telephone. 15 Cable Harness Universal. 1226 W. Sth so~e time to yourself HelpWanfrd 7100 Ht'lp Wanted 1100 S t ore. Full time , PART-TIME 12 Full PC Assembly St. SA . Equal Opp . du~1ng the. duy. Please •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• permanent position . O•rr 21 Only TRAIM.ltfG Rates to SJ.SO per hr Employer write a simple letter '•---------~ Expr. pref. Apply in T uition ass.I.stance ·'9r DOM ESTIC Lile NO.FEES EVER H If D ~-p about yourselr, your Maintencrnee Mm1 1·MEDICAI .. FEE PAID person onl y al 541·2070 pre-licen:.slng scllool .• h.spltg. Must have own The People Machine-a ay ~e-rl'f present s ituation , & Mus t ha ve expe r . in J, HERBERT HALL Famous .''Head Start" car,. O\·er 18. 8·12, S A9eney & 91\M ·IPM or 1PM-5Pl\f the .reason ~ you want gen'I bldg maint. Lag. Front Ofc, GP to S550 J EWELLERS U ... ITB> t raining program: da y wk. Gd. Salar y . Tempor-ary 5ft-vice or 5PM·9P!'.t . t;a rn ahe JOb. Wnte ad 1'533. 1 liil\s area. 8J0..3l2t F'ront Ofc, No Ins $550 So. Coast Plaza, Lower Classes In : financing. Ref's. req'd . Call for SlOO + + per week do· Da'oly Pilot. P.O. Rox MEDlSEARCH Leve I. ne x t lo CHEBRA.L PALSY escrow a nd guaran•~ t · 6 17842 lrvine B\ No 220 1----------< -m_erv~_,._w_._7~-=----I Tul!tin 544_9392 ing enjoyable work in 1560, Costa Me·sa, 18662 M :iic Arthur , Bullocks. salts. Plus: .Wio, -\tis. our brand new o fc Ca.92628 • lr•,;inc l ~---------·I "-tb.r. Repair ual train ing . weekly DRA.FTSM.4.H o pe nin g· nea r O.c .1-;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;o;;;;~;:;;;o;~MANU l-'AC'fURI NG 833·3338 OFFICE PERSON F ull tim-e , 5 y r.a office...trainin& aod,d..»- 1tl"hitect ura l. Wa nted EXPERIENCED Carpct /\irporl . Xlnt o p -1• --·-·-............................................ ~lnt e lli ge nt . mini mum exper.tyoothejobtrainin&~ -.ar t time. Tilt -up. & upholstery cleaner. po rtunlty ror positive IRVINE PERSONNEL -Payroll /Acct ex.per, a 1_SJ6_._l4_S_2. ______ 1 .>truCtural & client con· minded lndi\'. For Sc"R:VICES'-"'•CENCY p d t• MEDICAL Assi s tant. plus. Apply in person PR!NTER/Expr. MAMA.Gia..t~ ·.act experience. Percent<l~C. 673·1162 pe r son a l interview . n ro UC ion Exper. Front & back between 2-4pm wkdys ~· H UG H BROOKS RO T DESK Cati 833·8095 488 E. 17th Street offiC'e. Salar y open . . ·' l tek t A.B.Dick Equip. We w i ll pay over /\SSOC F H l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J At Ir"ine. Costa Mesa Cal l 492·2551 ror in-2278 Newport Bl, Unit Air /cond fac. 8.'.JO.Oil!Kl. $1 ,000,000.00 to o ur Ca ll 549-1978 1·2 Yrs min. expe r .l, Suite 224 642·1470 s • l~e~«~i~e~w~ . ..:_.:..:.:__:..:_:__J-'~·~C~.M~.~-;;:::;;;:;--J -p;;;:;h,;~;;A:;i;:---1 man agers in 1915 to -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 4200 NCR. Please con· 1-IOSP ITA I~ uperv1sor Purchasing Acjnt. insure you receive lhe .. tact, HOUSEKEEPER · ~fil\Man /Assemblers OPEN SOON f"or fti -fo'i consumer training and belp y()u Balboa Bay Club Janitor Assist. n eeded. Good pay, products company N.B need for a successful '--•~'-'_·>~OOO-"'~·~•-xl~5_21l __ 1 Ex pe r . pre (e rr l!d. Needed in hcallhcare 3.5 year-s rxperie-nc.r Down East Yachts, 700 DUFFY•s I.ACK a rea. Min 5 yrs cxpr. lifetime career. 1" F t timt' days & eves . facility . Hrs lOam-in crystal produc· E . Alton Ave .. Santa BAY RESTAURANT lncldg Mate rial Con· Good work in)'.! conds & 6:30pm Sat. thn1 Wed. tion. At least one Ana. Ca. 92707 , 9'79·6850 On The Water trol. Sal lo Sl-4 ,400 . AIDS benefits. Contact ~frs , AP p I Y at. Park fl.1 0 DELS·MA.5S EUSES Newport Dunes Send resu~e t o . Ad Me mber or 26 Reall1' Templeton, Costa 1'1esa Superior Healthcare. yrar-in super•ision. Figure Models, escorts. No. 328, Daily Pll~_l. boards. Member of a ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN G•n Offlc• ex,.... .. Maintain data C'o mm 10 key add by touch, 1erminals & computer lite typing & filing. peripheral equip. for He avy in accounting. o r 11 n ge Coa s t & :'t1u s t proricit"nt with Golden West Co1\cgcs. figures. Small informal This is a challenging ofric.-e. Newport Beach. pos ition w/outstanding S525. up . Call Beverly, w or k 1 n g co n d s . & 1-64-'-·"""'--------b e n er its . Rcq 's AA ~femorial ilos pital , 1445 Superior Ave, NB St r on 9 e-1 r c • masseuses needed. Top How HlrirMJ Box l560, Costa Mesa, N'a t iohal Relocation 642·2734 . E.0.E. , _E_._o_.,_:_. -------I tramechanical back· money. N e w studio. •Luncheon Waitresses CA 92626 SeM•i'ce. ·Guaranteed''; CJr-ound nreded. 5rftd 631-38 11 •Dinner Waitresses Real Estntt!', licensed tr•~~ pto tr~!'"· Ex· '::,. decree or equivalent & 2 y'ts min. electronic.s cxper. in terminal &, or CRT maintenance + knowledge of data r.om m cq utp. S<1lary $1308 lo Sl59'1 pe.r mo. Coast Communil)' Collei::e Oislnrt 1370 1\dams 1\\·cnuc Coi;ta ~1 cs a. Ca !Yl626 The Bluest Marlmplaea ·on the <>nnpCoest DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Yov Con St-B 11, fond h, lrode It Wi1h o wom Ad l::q u al Oppor . [ J .... .......... e...,·m ..... pl..;.,,oyc....,r .......... ~1 642-5678 O!lfl Con 5'-ivite St'll lhln gs fast wilh Daily fo~I Cr.dot A119fovol Pill'll WanlAds. ..._ _______ _, Help w ... ted 11 oo'Help w ... 1.d 11 oo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ENGINEER HYDRAULIC SERVO CONTROL ENGINEER Are you a llyctraulic:;. Servo Con trol Enginee r who need., to be untrapped from a limited JOB? DO YOU WANT: •A CONTIN UOUS Cl l/\LLENG E •II UN IQ UE AEROSPACE PRODUCT TO M II RI\ ET •TO DO RESEARCH & .DEVELOPMENT OF SERVOVALVt:S •TO GROW PROFESSIONALLY IN AN EXPANDING & PROFITABLE COMPANY •RECEIV E HIGH WAGES & TOP BENEFITS •TO WORK IN BEAUTIFUL VALENCIA , CALIF. Jr You have a B.S . degree in en ginee rin~ & 4 years expcri'" nee in hYdratdic servo control, lr)' 11s for a ,cf1ange. Expand your horiions'. Send Resume & Salary Histor)' To : SERVO HYDRAULIC RESEARCH 1'.0. Box 5550. Valencia, Ca lif. 91355 Equal Opportunity Employer M /f' r-esume and salary ----------1 •Cocktail Waitresses salespeople. Wh y not tensive c lass1r1ed a~d , Models J'oOeeded: Send •Cashiers wor,k in \he hott est ¥ello~~~·flage a dvertis· ~ JOLLY ROGER HOSTESS BREAK FAST COOK t' time. E:tper'd. Apply G o o d p a Y & o P - i n pers on , Harry 's portuniltes. Apply in New York Bar & Grill, person . 400 S . Coast 4248 l\1arlingale Y/a y Hw y, Laguna Beach. INr. oc. 1\irport) N.n.1 -J-R~.~M-E~C~H-.-~.-c-A_L_I hist or Y or info & ph oto t o •Hostesses a r-e.a liun tin gton1hg .«Jal get re~ults. ~ call 548-0671. Ext Model s-0, PO Box •Bartenders Beacll/Founlain Valley. Over 90 pre-printed 11. 242, for information. 1764. Newport Beach. Jntervws Tues Aug 26 Call Phil McNamee at cdntracl s, brochures >1 Ca 92660 · & Wed. Aug. Z1th Village Real Estate i.ud .f.~rm·~ ~o m!'-ke ~ llam or 3pm Mon thru ~ PAT SCHNEIDER t'rom 4Pf\.t-7PM 963--tf>67 your Job easier. Free N E E D E D · W om a n 1~1~03!..'N~.:._!B~a~y~•~id~e'....!D~r~. ~N~B~-;;;~f--;;;~;:;:~~;--;;~I installation and pick-up w /pleasanl recording REAL ESTATE SALE5 of ,8 f t. tall lamp post ~o5i_~~0~o read books. PACKAGING Century 21/Surf "~or .Sale" signs with . FOREMAN lrond Hew OHic• bu1l~-1n IOckbox. Free ~. >ri. DRAFTSMAN/ tfOSTESS, mornin g SECRETARY HUGHES :-;hi ft. Blue Dolphin With min 2 yrs v.·ork Restaurant. 3355 Via exper. t·a st s l arler . N M t be __, ....... . • business cards arter• \: e ws paper delivery, us expe •• en ... -=.. tn on 17th Street in Hunt· initial 0 ,der . Sale3 L'd ~ood prodlll'er. Fle-xi -_,_o_._N_'._B_. ----I b I c m ct t u r e AIRCRAFT CO. small car route. Irvine p ac kagi n g vitamin i gt.on Bea h J blocks E I •M N tablets, schedule pro. n c · · al!e nts for ove r 150 ITol<"I Ftt>nt Desk Clerk. w I k now I c d j:! e or Microrlf!Cfronics a r ea. ar y 1• , o ( fro~ the o_cea.n. Now sJb·divlsions. Support collectinA. 962-463.1. duction & knowledge o t~k1hg apphcat1on~ ror subsidiaries in escrow {Exper"d Only) documentation controL Products Ol•ision The-Alrporter Cal l 1'1-l t s. Sheridan . Inn Hotd 17 14 1 549·•Ul60. 500 Superi« A•r 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;[ equipment &. s upervise lr C'en scd r eal estate 1 . 8 c • I• staff. Call s.s&MM Mr. salespeople. Call Nan· mor gage .. 1nsur n e Weinstein. cy. 136_1474. and marketJng. Nurses Contact Mr. llaTl.flan 1----------I Hewpo,.t Beach Ca 8JJ.mo KEYPUNCH 92663 HOUSEKEEPER OPERATORS !:qua! Opportunity Needed in healthcare 5·10 Tab Product~. M/F Employer racitily 1am·3:30pm. Univac, 1Bi\-1 keytape 1 ........................................... ...... Apply, Park Su perior & key disc. MASSEUSE & MODELS ll ea llh c are , 1<145 VOLT Abraxas l\.fassage Superio r Ave , NB Temporary Senice1 1 ___ ...c_63~1~·~1lcc..84 __ _ E.0 .t:. 3S48 Campus Drtve RN's/LVN'sfN/A Part·time. On Cati. All Sh i f ts . f~xperienced ac ute hos pital on1)'. Good wo rking conds. Contact Mrs. Jensen, 642·2.734. Costa Mesa Memorial HOiSpita\, 301 Victoria St, CM EOE. PART Time e<es & Sal 0 COMMISSIOM !\M: perf. for students, MJ .. U"' Up lo 70% irQmediate 1ns1de work, guaran· _&ii II• 'T'21 commission5 with AD· t eed w age. Call Al ,~ VANCES that al low 542-9013 :~ I I you lo r e·ceive com- eART Ume/f\J\1 time • missions before close Well qualified person REAL EST4TE of escrow. HousekC'eper. J.idn Isle. 546·4741 LiV e ·in ; 2 child ren (Across rrom ror care of live plants. 6S lo 70'Zi Commission. Car n ecessary. 21/40 Dynamic prestigious, ytll. 644·8099. haPl1Y o(fi ce w /heavy Hrlp Wonted 7100 Hf'lp W.ted 71001-i;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___ ;;;j unobstructurCI'.\ \.earning ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••,. environm e nt & semi· Arter 33 years in bul!i· ness with SO company o£fices to Insure con· tlnulty ·or poUOes, our 800 aaaociat,es a~ 1et- ting new lnd'u.stry r e· cords. Our volume is mo~e t)lan Sl.Q00,000 a da)' ! 1,000· Hom~ 11:old a month. More im- portantly last year v.·e Jfaid out more COfT\• mi ss ions than any other year in our hi s· toll)'-and lct's face if. that's what we're both interes ted in-YOU- thc sales associate. 17mo 's & 3 yrs). 0 . C. Airport ) Mature, non ·smokc r , E q u a I 0 pp o r . some English. Prefer Employer ov.·n tran!<.p. Refs. p,,,_ ~ ........................................ ~ rm & ba. 675-37<1:.J. I- lfO USEKF.EPER I.ive· in for GrR ndma! 1\ge nJ>('n . salary OJ>E'n. day of( open '. Dal. 1:-:land. Present lls ekpr. 1s 75 & is J?.Oini: home to EnJ,!land S e pt . 1st. KITCHEN HEl.P Ma ke brl•ak r as t . i;andwichei; & short or- der. !\1orn hC'lp. Apply 2·4pm, ;it The l..oi:: In n, T7!l25 M <icA r t hur, lrv1nt'. l·tl97 ·fi32G LA UNDROMAT AT ----'--------1 TEN DA NT Old age llousckt"epcr T~agu n a pensionl."r . Pi1rt time. Nil!ut'I working rouple South Coas t Plaza & 2 &ys 2 & 4. live-area. 968·2761 i n M o n -F r i . room l-''-"'"--'-"CC.-"----1 w l t .v . or daily basis. MACfllNfST General K37 ·S333 ext. 282 r..t rs. w /job s hop exp . Pd. Wicker. Loving & de· vaeatlon. holidays & dicated P<'r!';on only. in5. Days. 40 hr, 4\f.i !jay wk. 5~9-1284, 1278 llousekeeper/Baby$Jtter. Loi:::an Ave. C!'ot Start Sept. 8 to 5 Mon lhru t'ri. !'ofature. expr only. ltC'fS. req. Mu~t ha,·e car, S280 mo. 2 MAID Lido Shorn 1-lolcl 673·llKKI MONTGOMERY WARD HELP WANTED DEPARTMENT MANAGERS For TH Foaawlltig o.,.. lw_.s •Fabrics-Notions .. Record Department '*Auto Service • Jo .. ound a lions-Lingerie .._ Opuln91 For ~=~-~MHB. In Alo. • .... "' APPLY TODAY PBX Receptionist We n ee d a n ex- perienced PBX Reeep. lionist to work in our brand n ew, ultr a modern rarllity in San Juan Capislrano. Your duLie5 would Consist nf operatinR a 770 Switch loop console & actinA as rece ptionl•l to our m any visitor s & clients. Stop by & talk with us in the big white build· Ing with the orange tl)e roof at th e Junipero Se.tTa o«r8mp to the San Dirco Freeway. Or tall us for an interview •P · polnlmenl al 4fl-llll ... 212 wks pd vacation. _96_3·_37_•7_'-------l ~-,.-id W1rnted, llarhor l·IOUSEKE1':PER . livf'-Inn ~1 o tt>l . 1800 V.'. ENOEYCO In. 2 C'h ildren 7 & 4. 8 11 I ho ;:i DI . N 0 MONTGOMERY WARD p rivate orfices. h as 2 openings in residential or investment sales. N.B. nr. airport. Call Don Berman at (7 14) 752-1 920 . Q UA IL PLACE PROPERTIES. REAL t:STATI': SALESMAN COSTA MESA, HUNT. BCl1, FT. VALl .. EY AR EA. Y ·i to If tr rou'rc serious about ou owe 1 . yourse becoming a real estate lo investa g ate the prorcsstonal, call our magic or selUng .Your personnel department lls ttne: her ore 1L i& to imakc an a ppoint· even l l1ted, a nd al m'nl to INTERV'JEW '10% commission with US! a lotk·in on both enrls JOfM THI mates eamlni;t $50,000. lfM"N:AMCtlSID! per/year a snap. 1 CURTIS Los Ange1es (2l3) ~OQ ·7362 . Long ~ach REAL ESTATE. {2 1.3) S96 ·279J. Call Vince Caterino rCw Ora'.ti g'e Co. (1'14 ) personal conride ntlal 776·93SO. lnler•I•-;., ... ,. I V( "~KER , & r.EE !'1-fust speak En1:.1i~h . _,_,._._346.1_ _____ Ra11cho Viejo Re!~_._84_"_i -Sflfl7 _____ MAii) \\'OllK ~1 ot ~I • 3011 lridol St, Com Mne ltood MOTICE ~ J ftAL ISTATf WE'RI ,AllT OF , you11 tvnl!IE An Equal 'O's5Portun~y 110 USE Kt: EP ER & N "u l ' c n er jl l' Li c · PWtaAMI 0.,.lwa"' S O ft J II a ft how Dally Pilot Class- chlld cari'. p11rt lime. Laguna .Bch . llt~ri, 6 IHed. adsi·dl!'>p\r.y their So. (~J";t . Plata area, day wk. 494 ll96 Caplstr... mesaaa:cs with egibilit)' rcfir. requf"stNf. G4&M24 ~ r ;;-I ;t.""-.-.-.-e-,-.1 and Impact? ~rd, we SF.I.I. idle ltl"m.~ with 3 Sandpiper 11air Center. Equal Opporlunlly Employer E q u • I O p p o r are proud to say. really t...~ ... Efn~····~.,. .,., ' ' • DallyPilolClasir.i fiedAd. Cd ~1 675 -7720 & Employtr gel r esu lts. f>honc ,. .. Ind whit you "Y"ant i.n ~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~84~Z·~S6~.1~·~·~~~~~=.t='="=·=""=='=•=•=•=•=·:i=====~~~.!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L1~64~2~-S6~78~.======:;:::,~1 ==~~D~,,~·1,~P~ll~ot~c~1~"""~1~n:cd11~.= . . . .. . . • HolpW..t.d 7100 HelpW-.i 7100 HelpW ... tod 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ii t: A 1,, t: ST AT E RESTAUR ANT ~~~~:'.~·:.~ ..... ?!.~~[!!~. '!!~!~.~---~ .! !~~. ~-~ :!9.!::'. ••••• ?!~~ SECRETARY/ IOOKKEEl'ER Sunday, August 24, 1975 OAIL y PILOT n 11 ~:4!~ ..... ?}.~!~~~i~-~ .......... ~?.'.~ ~~~-~~'!.~~ ....... ~?.~ CAR BER Tired of old WAITtlSS grind ? T•ke advant11ge HOSTESS/COOltS or our fantastlr offer, & IUSIOYS No He. ""''· to upply. Wtt ~ponsf'r you In a Apply 2·4PM J.i.~'d. R. t:. School 41 JOLLY ROGU , n c I u d e s f r c 1• 1721 t.;, Dyer ltd, SA ~~lt<smans hl1> clas11<.-s & on the Job train'~ Learn how to be your own bos~. Coll i1nrnt-'tl! Linda : 558·75M , l!Al EST A TE '"'Ntiw Comnten:ial & In· du •tr ia l (lffi<'e I n Newpo rt Bch. dl•Sires ex p erie n ced s11l c.>i; person. Wl· havt> over I .'iOO Indus trial Hldit 's for lease. Mr. 1-lt'nr}', 7~2-0777 . RECEP'T. SSOO nch area. Will train. ... , ....... c- t;xper. prtir'd, p/time. Apply He n Brown ' ~1 otel Ofl·, 31106 Cottst llw y, So. L agu na . 3-51>n1 . •••t•urant Help Wt ure l'IOW acce1>tinc uµp lic ntions fo d;1 ytirnc k itchen hel & hostesses. Apply in person Bl' t w hr~ or & 5pn1 daily, No phon 1·alls 11l east>. Ancient J\l a r1n e r lles taur:int. 30 1 No. T ustin A\•c . Santa Anu, RET All SALES SALES MAHGR'S The Noatlon '11 Ltader In ho me m ai nt. un lt8 needii 2 expcr . su lei; people in Or.tn&e C.:o .. lo 11upe rvise & 41i rt·C't Sa le11 'l"c11 11'111 . ll1 )t h comm. + bonus. /\'c w m a rke t , xlnL c art"(.'r oppor Apply Mon. I •t, Tue . 7·10 prn , 2836i M•ri:oarltc Pkwy, Soite 18 ,. M ission VicJO , Wllh•}ffi:i ll1son <.:o. SAJ.F.SP .. :U.-;QN lnduatri n l e le1'tro nu::oi distributor . 1 inside. I out.side. Write :ul lf532, Duily Pilot, 11 0 . Bti.-< I~. Costa Mc~a . COJ 92626 ---- Sol•s S~i)C)f" Jo'ig ur~ cont rol field. Isn 't it about timl' you affiliated with :1 !<ll;ihlc ~r owing com11any . Gloria J\1arshall t01i.:urc l''or rapidly growing boat munur. Must becxtreml'· ly capu ble & have ttx ten~lvt• exp<'r. wfmanuf. opcrution . X lnt pay , bc.nl'fits & ~ro'>''th oppor for nght pt:rison. Plicirlc Truwler Cor1l 350 K:.iln11.1S l)r, (,.'M ~0·3935 --- SECURITY GUARD SaLlbo:it ma n u (. hu i. \'lt(·flnty ror r /t l mc 13~/40 hrs wk) &:cun ty Guard to work C\'c & wkn(i,;, Good hculth & rcliab1lit)1 :.t. mu.s t Should h ;}\'l' UWll I.Ill tforms & t ransp, XllH 1·11 benefits. Apply \4 ~ale g uard. \\'cs tsa1 Corp., 275 J\ltl,.'ornll(·k Av<-. Cosla r.1esa Salesmen Tire D•pl. Fumiture Dept. Ca~IDepl. Major Appliances Decoralon Gardeft Shop l'ftce SalHm•n Shoe Dept. Sewin9 & Vacuums APPLY TODAY MONTGOMERY WARD 3088 Bristol St, Costa Mesa Personnel Department Eq ual Opportunity l':mploye r WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR E:xcell cnt ol)portunit)' t·urrenlly t•x1 s1.,; f()r •• Warehouse Supervisor Th1$ r espo11:<1hlc ptl!<l l .. Free Kilteft• ••IBUY** .... • l;uod U!>l'U fut•111tur1• & a1qd111nt••·s. vr I 'olll] 2 Frt·e K.ittt•n.-.. l11~hr1 St•ll lor \'ou . J,:ry1blk i 1 ~:l'r >:lrl pt•.? MASTERS A.UCT!OM Wks !.•Hi SJ:J::! ---,'° 6 4 6 • 8 6 8 6 & l.O\':Jhli.' k.ltlt•n. ::, 1noi;'.;" .i 8)).ff>25 d1•-:11l•r.Jl CI}' ll Ct:dli. " homl' f)v"n1 •rs 1'1)uv1ni,:. fi1 I 4~!1 lion rt•q 's <.1 min. of 2 • 8020 )'r:J re cent '>'';1rc h1)11s 1• 8icycles ' bl ••••••••••••••••••••••• expcr , J)rc c r;i y 111 , , . • , . ...LlJFF"I:' k1tli:n-., 8 wk~ Ol LI to Ill ot I\' c 'o\' l1t1lo•s :d (' ;\1. t\ N . ~ ~ (.; It ~)I .r-o. N 0111, huusl!l1rOkl'll , 2005 parts. Should have \AHSlrY l U SI ...... Jl t 'l:1n1 1n J,:o , l'.l\1 , sOm\: k11 c'lwl1;tl~c of HIKt: ~511. &IG:J681J ___ 1 S46·tiQIJ2 labor l<iws & ri d · Ill H1!<11.•r g lrl~ l1JkC, $10. fumllv••-----.-0---· minlstra11011 nl' UllJt)n ~v con t r ;:1 <'l s . \V 1 11 J "11'1 i.p rls, ~!i , lloth •••••••••••••••••••••••' su1>er\·ise 20 'ol'Jl't•hou!<ll' e1nployct•:-. 111 ordt•r proces i.1n g & .-.toc k conlrol 111 J 2t.1J,U1){• s.1 ft w arehou:-(.' Xlnt bcne r1t s & v.ork1n i,; C'onds. ~oud cund r .. 19·398S Great S;i \'1nJ.!S '"' Used ' f'urn .. A PIJIJ. & Misc. W1lsun's BarJ,!ain Nook. End of Surrwner CLEA.RAHCE 5-45 Yt', 19lh St. C.M. ll u g c S;1 v 1n i.:s on .~ n1 1'\'l"lc·s & AcCt'!<l!<IOnt•.-.. 1\BBt:Y Ht;NTS t 'URJ>;. ~ WLli t.1k t• :.iriy titke or 1925 llARBOI{ BL. C!\l • ;u1yth1n 1: 1n on lradc. t.:ALL 17 14) 645-4772 t..:Yt:l.f: \\'OHKS L1'1). ----. ___ , Lite Typinp;. WES TC LIFF Personnel Agenl',\' jMark Ill Center) 1651 E . F.dini.:er, SA Call 542·8836 · R ~CE P1"1 fJN I ST. pleasant, for n1os1 of Sept e mber & t or 2 days p /wk arterwa rds. Lite typing, no other e xper . ne eded. Mr. Willia m s . 673-6172 NB, blwn 5pm-6 pm Mon. or Tues. Salon needs u s1t les Thi.' Wt.>st 's lrgst chain oriented l eader to or Specil.1.iuty stores tic· manaJ,!c/ supervise t wo aling in boo k s, s ta · Oran~e Co. h.1co1lions. tiunary, art su11pli es, Sala r y + l'Omm . r~cir C'alculalors, & gifts, is Interview call J oann opening il"s 23rd store llilliard. 556-47H6. in South Coast Pla:r.a . -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; t'ull &. part time sales • Scl"t.1r1l y t;u :.ird , fu ll lirn c . S3 .7S Pl'r hr. l)csi rt• rn u I ure pcrso H elp Wanted 7 I 00 Help Wanted 71 00 over <10 . Conl;:act f\.lr . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• W y dn e r , 4(14 ·8 57 1 TELt::Pl·IONt<: Solit·itor TYPIST wk .d}'S . p:!rt time. C:l/I 831 ·2772 •Secy's·S.•eral bet'>'·ccn 10 /\l\1 & 1 S550-Si200 100·., Fee _P_,_I _. ------- Pl'rmanl'nl p~1rt t1n1c>. 3 days wk . 1\l)IJ\y 1545 Ne~·1>ort Blvd. <.:os ta !\1l'Sit . For cons1d .. rat1on please i.ubm1t a re· surne lnchtdln9 Salary History To: Cl~ssificd <id. no. :-Jl4 C /0 O:tily Pi lot P . 0 Uox ISW <.:osta l\ll'S''POrt Blvil ... ; Mov1ng·Beaut1ful loV• Co~t:i J\les:i. Mll·571:1J eseat & sofa, \·er)' gcf -qu all t y. n ever used Bnys 5 ~pd SC'h~·inn, !162·2562. . • Ht.. ... I. good (.'0111.I. a.-.k1ng -1 R -C II s.10 641i 5•iRU 7 ~ • us tom ye ow 10 Sp1·crl l't ui.:.t•ol. 1-:'I · <'l'l lt·nt l'tonrliti .. n $110 9!)j :?7111 drapes . White Shee~tt. Yt'oodcn Rods & Rings.. Best offer! J Pc. l'<it- tc rn l'd cu r ved se~· tion:1I , 5 125 . YellDW llecl1ne r . $35. Green Chair Sl5 Solid Oak.~ 1'b\ 28:.:28. Sl5. S TtSl Lamps, SIS. ea. Pole Lamp, $25. 21m Pacifi $: , Ave. C'.~1 -&12·5500 aft.: positions a vailable for SECRETARIES bri g ht 1nctividua 1s & TYPISTS w/nbility to meet the l'n THEATRE DOORMAN Ov£'r 18. Apply. 709 F~ Ba lboa Bl. Balboa public. Long & Short Term Applicants must have Assignments Also. (;t!/\cral Offil'c Liz Hc1nders 1\gcnty 4020 Birt h St .. Ste l ~I Newport Ucat'h 83.1·8190 <.:a ll ror appointment I -----~----- RECEPT /STENC Min. 2. )'r s e xper . In ge n e ral ore w o rk . Abilit y l o maintal n pleasant manner under pressure while greeting clients both in person & on the phone. Ac- C'urale typi s t at tiO wpm. isolid work exp. Retail VOLT exp cle s irable. Our Temporary Sen-ices establii;h ed program 3848 Campus Drive offe rs t op s turtl n g 546~4741 salary ; a1.1tomatic in· (Acr06s from C"reases, plus outstand· o c A. ing fr i n ge ben e f it s · · ll'J'Ort) pack».ge. E q u a I O p p o r Employer App Ii <'a t i o n s b e i n g1;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;; ta ken Monday &. Tues· day. tOAM to 4Pfl.f at: So uth Coast Plaza Cwll Personnel Dept. llotcl 'for Appointment (Obtain Suite number SECRETARY/ PRIVATE 546·3844 ut front deskl Service Sta tion Atten- di.nt, expcr 'd. D<iy & t:ves. Full & p 11imc. App ly Shell Station , 17th & lr\'i n1..•. NB Ser\'il'e St;1tion, p time help wanted Apply in person. Pico ~tobil, toe A\·(•n 1da Pico. San Cll'm . ------- S HAJ\1POO Giil!. Newport Beach Salon. 64'1·7321 ----IELIEf COOk J .K . Gi ll Co mpany Ltd. Part-Time 3333 Bristol Street DISHWASHER South Coast Pla:r.a Capistrano By The Sea Coata Mesa. Ca . 92626 Costa Mesa area ·ryp. Sn:.ick Har Co unl cr ing, dictation & ri lin~. Girl . over 21. P /time . Salary commensuratt Apply Ue n Bro '>''/\~ W/ability, cxper & Motel Ofc, 31100 Coast lfospital, 496-570'.!. E.O.E. -~~~..CC-"'-'-=---•!-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j TAILOR RN-CCU qualifications , ll'>'·y, So La ~u n a Send resume to 3·5PJ\1. Classified ad no 511 l--------- C 10 Daily Pilot PO Bo" 1560 Full tim (", <'Om pany Jtel. sittr, your hm.1- Cdm area. For 7 &. 8 y r s. Z wks . 8 -5 . 675-8254 eves. Costa Mesa Ca 9'Z62" •·-r·t A ly p Nighls, rull or p/time. "'" ....,ne 1 s. PP crson· ----------loirfe rential pay. Xlnt E q u 3 I 0 PP 0 r n e l at J\.lont,l!OmC'r )· R.E. SALES bcnerits. Contact Mrs . Employer Ward , 30!18 Hris tul . GOOD TIMES Ba les trer'i, 642·2734, ~~~~~~~~~I C.f\.1. See us about a profita· Costa M e morial Secreta r y Oper11 n ):!TELF.-.-P-l_fO_N_E_S.'\LES. ble &. c hallenging op· llospital. 301 Victoria, available now !\-lu s t F.xpcr1 enccd pr£>rerred porlunity in our ne w1 ..... C~-·~1~-~E~O~E~-~~~~~I h ave e "pc r iencl' o n E<irn as n1ul•h as vou approach to .R . E .1-I B~t F.:xec ut i \·e . like by talking to Pt:o· Sa I es. For an i n . RN Escrow o'"'r Heal 1-::Slat.:· pie :11 1 over Souther n terview, call : RM M'~ Shift experie nce prererred. Orarlge Co unty from 673·7601 • r.,... Ca ll Di scovery Real a n air condilioned of 11 -7 :30. Full time. E'l I 545~00 ~s a e . ..........,, f1cc . Two shifls-IOam Med -Su r g . Diff. pay. ----! Xlnt benerits. Contact l o Ipm or ::>p m to Mrs. J e nsen. 642.2734. Secretary jRecept. Hpm . Monday lhroui.:h CONTROL CAREER Employment Agency FEE PAID HCR Op• to S475 Ha nk Teller exper. will land this one . Steno to $600 Worki n ~ in Pt"r~nncl & tr.ainini: d('partmcnt. Secretary to $600 No shorthand ne(.'('SS. S up er N("wport Bch Co. Gen'I Ofc to $550 Xlnt typing skills . G00!'iition. FREE & FEE POSITIOHS S EHVl(.'ING 1\1.I. 1.f:Vf:LS Of' F.~1 PL()'\.:\1EN'I' Positions 1'no Numerous To List' Costa J\.tesa Memorial For top architeets ofc Friday. 1\pply at 250 Hospital, 301 Victoria, locatecl inN B.r·asttyp.. t:. 1 7 th S l . <.:osl:1 :l•l(IO Jr\'in~· C.M. E .O.E . ing skills, at least 5 yrs Mesa, o r ca ll T on.\ Suite 109 .. n .. 'cccc---~~~~--1 ore exper. Xlnt sala"" & Scimia at &1&4Hl>. '-RN 3 SHIFT N 'J Newpo rt Beach · 11 • urses benefits. Send resume in Aides. Exper. preferred, confide nce to· Classified •TELEPHONE 556-8505 shifts 9-7:30 & 3·11 :30. ad no. 512, c.10 Daily SOLICITORS• . 'Beverly Manor. Z44S2 'Pilot, P .O. BoX 1560, Easy pleasant evening ·row T ru.<'k Drt\·~r ~;;;;;;;;~~;;~~;;;;;;;;;l~V~i•~E~"~';•~d~•~· ;La~g~·;"~;~n~'-e-li •C:O.~~l!a~M;•~·~·~·;C.~!12626;,~--1 hrs 4prn ·9pm sun thru "''anted. ~xpcr pre~ d. Thurs . sz.75 per h r . C.ond pay + benC:hts . S •LES CLERK N 1 < · I c Applv 1000 Ir v1 n (". "' SECRET.ARY eel 61 ,:!1 r s. alt 542.1252 Gemstone or Lapidary . . 5 '1 9 · I 6 4 7 b e t w n 1----·------RISrtllATORY THERAPY TECH Min 2 yrs exper. or background. P .O. Box Full skills. 1 girl ofc. 9am-6pm . TR.AIMEE to $500 640S, Orange , Ca , R .E . or cons t . t'X P --~-------I helpful . Ex. workin A Tel ("phon ing -llouse~·ives lli ghschoo l g rad . 92667 · cond. Call J\.fr. J a mes &. ll;indic apped. earn minority ok, lite t yp. s chooling. Accredited t-----------1 'l'Yl'IS'r 5.SY.11'!\I Al'l'uralt'. (id w/n um- ber&. Gen. offiCl' work. New Atlantis ta7 Ran- dolph, Cl\1. * UTOTEM* EMPLOYMEHT OPPORTUHITIES Full or Part Timt· NI) l::xper NC'Cessary Age 2 1 -65 Eligible (;o lo ·rhe Ne;,ire~l TIC TOC ~IAR K E."1' For ,\ppl1 c alions & Info O R CA LL <7 14 1 6•12·770'.! .. Tic Toe Systems. Inc. WAITRESS Q\'er 2 1. Full ·or p /1. Apply i n person , El i\tatador, 17G8 Ne'>'•port Bl, <.:~! -----1 WAITRESSES Coffee Shop & Con· cou rse, exper . pref'd. Appl y, llunting ton Lanes. 19582 Beac h BJ~·d, JIB_. ____ _ Warehouse Person J\.1u s t have exper . i n plumbinJ! material~. Geers Plumbin~. 222 \\' Adams . llw1t. 1l<·h. Wll1\T [)() YOU r-or;i::o r-·on 1\ SUCCESSFUL CARF: .. :R IN HF:AL r:s·rATF: t "1nd out at o ur in- formative CAREER HIGHT TUES AUG 26th· T;JO P ri.l • Walker &lee \'olk" l '' e lt· i\l<1rk 15. ---St i u n."·w. ~:i.c r1(1 c 1." WI N 1)0\\' & f'l.Of)Jt SJ1 5 :'J:h.i lOllG C lnr s t:.'lpi.·l'i<'!ll'Cd percent:1gc. 6i3·71G2 Camt'ras & Equipment 8030 Wril crs Nl•1•dt!rl : Send ••••••••••••••••••••••• info to \\'1'1tl'rs ·I) PO MAMI YA S EKI J ll . 1000 5. Uoic 171;'1 . !"cv.·port DTL. Gd ('t1111I. ~ orli· Cuui·h . 'li't.dlow •ll Beach. C;i !f<!fiiiO. offl'r. l'h ti:ll·IJ'.JJ v.·h1tc. Xlnt t·t1nd. $000 _ .... en:handise Cats 8035 ,·aluc>. B e s t orrri·~· .. ,., !i."17 153!1 .• _, ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••• • ••••••••••• I Antiques 8005 p .. ~RSl 1\~ Kl'f'Tt:NS , i\11JVING <.:;in °l t ake it. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CFA registered . top All: B.:·ii.:e 9· sec ·~_; To all our friends c1ualily, al s o s tud sofa . S75 . db l bed> 1n On.10).!e County !<ll'r\'ice. S75 CASll and v.•/hdhrd $5U. See JOMA.TH.A.HS up. 892·2970. Dime·/\·Line for manj'°"'..I ANTIQUES Adorah~ Kittens f~ec, ~6i.:i~ bar g 3 i n s ... -. 1 ~: is having their a nnual your choice of stripe, · ,1. Supe r Summer pl ai n or polka dot . One or ii kind glss tov :__ Clearance 552-9179 cof lbl. $175, swg lmP.'':' Sa le on entire stock or ig oi l pntng's. Sl\:l"',_,, up to 1h OFF! SIAMt-:SE Kit tens, rcgis· pcs. lle r c ulo n ("Clnr 422 31st St. N.8 . lcred with shots, Cham· S130. C r ystal LenoX. 673·6001 p io n background . ,;l asses. s temwr. PUILIC A.UCTIOM ~--2!62 j harsll, knickknacks 1or to S50. 536-2335. J\tANY ITE J\t S O F'ooqs 8040 - FINE JEWELRY. AHT ••••••••••••••••••••••• KI NGSIZ F. bed,_ mat..-OBJECTS. ANTIQUES. tress, bo )(s pr1n g " FINE FURN .. ETC . •PET WORLD• frame . xtra firm . P llONE FOR INFO. & Cockcr s, Chihuahua , Value S5 25 .. sell S2 1!t. DROC llUHt.:. 645·2200 Poodlt~s. Shih·tzu. Dox· Also Quee ns1zc be9..' 3 P C'. Oak Bedrm SC + ~'alnut chest, eedar chest. 968-8146. Oa k si deboard s, re· asonably priced. $115. up. ie. Dob1t". P it Bulls , \·alue $425., sell S195. Coc ka110 0. Pekes . l)e li vc r y in cluded •. W e s t ics . 100 mi xed Usually home. 541·5593 puppies. S tud S\'S most - breeds . 2525 w. J7lh at Contemporary Bd l"Ol• F airview . SA. Open Set, 4 p c. t wi n bd , e\'es. 53J·.SOZ7. Bookcases. 00·6.178 CAN NERY ANTIQUES Dog Obedience Class 8 ' D.IVAN Like n e w . 2813 Lafayette, NB to Day bed w /cusL cov & F'onl S t a rt W ed. Aug us t holster, loun ge cbr Mah ogany Row 27th. w_ /flstool. & other sm. Ches t . Eni.:lish Circa 1 548 °••• 18Z0.1840 In Newpo rt.Jr vin e1_•_e_m_s_. __ ·------ 673·5383 Arca. H .D. d e luxe Was h & ood d .. 7:30 PM. 546-4928 Dry,. $7 5 ea . L g.. Inform al w 1n1n g . P eca n Din . tbl .• i set $150 . Art Deco Black adorable puppies. c h r s . $85. Dbl bed..· dresse r , vanity $115 . Free lo good home comp\. $20 . Cornet" ... 'i l>'ran. Madeira 43 pc. 96Z-t932 c ouche s $25 ea. S 7 5 -l! n i q u e o I d Beaut. Teacup Toy Poe» R e c I i n e r S 2,$1. 1-funlinl!looBch-a rmc h a ir $1 25. Wood die Puppies, AKC, 2 Rollaways $2-$5-.. Magnolia C'offet' table $50. Pour M a l e & 2 Fem a l e . D rape s , Ha rdwa re, OFFICE SSO. 963·471 7 Days · Reas. 842·8740. J\fisc. llousc~·ares . SaL 9032AdamsAve Appliances IOIO yoRKIE fe male, /\KC S~_n ._ 10·4. 29 IIF S . Corner Magnolia ••••••••••••••••••••••• d f Fairvi ew~, _s_.A_. _>.'6_:n_7_6 respiratory schoo l . P t lim e. Xlnl s alary commensurate w/lr ain- ing & exper. Contact Mr . lfamilton, Costa Me sa Memori al Sales SKl'e'fary Shorthand , typing, or- i::a nized. dependable. Irvine office. $600 mo. Ask for P an, 979-8955 at 979-9221 or sen.cl re-SS at h o m e. spar e ing. sume to 3191·A Airport time. 11 .U. a r ea. No Loop, C~1 . sell ing. 635-6101. & Adams reg., a or able & ar ec· .......... - WESTCLIFf lluntingtonBeach Kenmore f::lcc. Dryer , lion ale. 968-7167 or BOHM blond mahog 6 I Xlnt cond. $75. 673 5911 1· b II t Ho s p it a I. 64 2· 27 34 , llave something you wa nt EOE. to sell ? Classified ads do it well. 642·5678. SECRETARY-Girl Fri. e lcphone Sal("s. Eves . ror a g row 'g. In s . 5.9, Sat. 10·2. S2 .00 . Agency. Some Life Ins. per hr . +Bonus l o ex p . h elpful . Xtnt _ s t;irt . Student s salary & bene·s. Send w elcome . Lag uo <1 r es ume to : P .O. Box Beach . !\I r . Wa rner . Pe rsonne Agency YlJU l·IAVE 1'HE OP-· pc; pa 10 um re a ii· fMark Ill Center ) p o n ·r u N 1 Ty TO 1_:__ __ 968~~-4~7~63;)_ ___ ,;-;;-;;--;;;:;;;:::--;;,:;-, hie & cha irs; Ii,• r• " AKC Golde n Retriever 2 Id & 2 1651 t:. Eding1tr. SA TAKE A B RIEF Lge Refr igerator. like Pups, xlnt hunte r s, -b P64'6 ."7'0 57 pc Call 542 °0 " 0 R EA 1. Es TAT E bo ' "'QC rn. ... --------~-·~---! -new. ttom rzr . .-.... ram pe ts. wtr k>vers .1--------- SA Lt::S APTITUDE Call 645·2898. 493·6861 DIVORClr. SA.LE ---------•I TEST• which '>'ill give 1----------1_cc.c...ccc.o._ ______ , Wh ile Fre nch Provm- ...., W•hd 71 OOHetp Wmhcl .7100 _s_. _C_d_M_92_6_25 ____ 497-1034 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Se l ' La Of l---------- TRAINEES you insigh l into your New Tappan di.S -Old Englis h Sheep Dog, c ial b edroo m se1. pc.>rson al qualifications h wa s h er•. b.J l -1 n 5 )'rs old, rree to J:ood w /dresser, mirrors. for t his dynamic in-•61117510. Still in l>ox h o m e, n eeds kid s . ar in o ir e. cus tom Will train dept•ndable dustry '>'·here achieve-$325 . Game Show 536 -2 17 6 aft 6PM , s pread, velvet chair &- San Juan Capistrano You may have noticed the new big white building with the orange tile roof al the Junipero Serra offramp lo the San Diego Freeway. That's our company, ENDEVCO, & .. , .. e -. manufacture & market sophisticated precision electronic ·instrumentation systems. We Currently Have The Fallowing Openings: *Development Technicians *Precision Mechanical Assemblers *Electronic Asseniblers *General Journeymen Machinist *Ceramic Lab Assistant If you have experience in any of the above, & would like lo work for a well established progressive company in our beautiful facility, please submit your resume or stop by & apply at: . . ENDEVCO Rancllo Viejo Road san Juan capisbane An Equal Opportunity Employer . ' cre ary or w -Telephone Sales rice. Good t yping & P /Ti m c eves & Sat s horthand require d . AM . JG & Over. Apply, Airpor t Area. Ca ll 15056 Jat·kson. 1'-1id~·ay w omen tn become ment and canting pro-673·2250 897-2526 days. lamps -Jerouping cost plastic injC!etion mokl· spccts a re among the "'"200 6 M l . I M \be f Mo'.;n g .· Sea•s 16.3 POODLE Pup,, T••cup ""' mo. ago. us _J_u_i_;e_,_54_0_·5_4_00_. ____ 1 Ci ty . After <lp m. Sec Oa\'c. 1n g-opera ors. us hig hes t . r::rrort s o -... ·r· 8311789 able lo s tand e ntire c areer sales motivated rcfng $150. Breeze box & Tin y Toy. AKC , sacr1 ice. . - s h ift , if necess ary . people> a rc directly re· 2 0'' fan $10 , nu . ~eautifu\J y propor·4 P C. carved bdrm set, Openings on 1st shirt , warded. 96Z·6308 t1oned. 530·6455 w /matt, $55. Corner SECRETARY If You have initiative. ag. g r essive ness. like a c hallenge, ha\•e good skills. are career orient- ed, wa nt to become a legal sec'y w/an estab'I patent law firl?l in Newport Bch ; send re· s um e or l et t e r of qualiricalions & refs to P .O. Bo)( 1971, Santa Ana, Ca 92702. 1----------1 S2.15 pe r hr lo start: Get full information on Deluxe Kenmore sew Free to You 8045 bed tbl , bolst e r s " TELLER ~(TIME 2nd Shift, $2.29. Raise our many b e ne fits. mach in cab, attchmts ••••••••••••••••••••••• covers , $1 5. 548·0360 _ k I in 60 days. 1\Sk about ou r as· & be h $50 El f • Bran c h o c see s nc . · ec 00 ·Black adorable puppies. Looking for Aood qua11·· bondable & rlependable APPLY sistance licensing pro· re~ pt. s killet, toaster. Free to good h ome ly furniture? We have •' te ller to work !\Ion &i ·gram. Our f a mous misc 6739391 · Orange Coast Ph1.1;tics "tl••tl Slart" trainin" -962-1932 a h o m e full on ly 6 Sat & f11ime for vaca· ... " · 11 ... 8427 M I 850 \\'.18th Street prngram . as we lt as A_IR CON DITIONER,. G••m . Sh•p. m,·, Pup· mo s 0( . .,.,.,. us tion re lie f. r~x per. pre· ... " . , fd. Contact Jim Park, .... ~~C~o·'~"~M~cs~·~·~~: continued training: by hkc ne"'.'. 12,500 BTU s. pi es, 8 wk s , a 11 see to apprec1_.i_c_. __ 644_7255 . -~ manaJ.!c ment to J.!ive Si70. 846·8482 846·(JJ.63 female . GOLD ve l vet c ha ise Wt'stern Federal TRUCK DRIVER you lhe technical com· R t:: F R I G • d 1 )( Ca ll 548·5240 aft ~ loun g:e . H ~c k maple pclcnt•e neCCl'S ary for d k & I 751 0837 Sa•ings for Class 3 Truck. oc· your sales C'aree r. \\'c Frig:idaire, 1\vocado. Six Calico kittens with es c iair. · 2744 I!:. Co~1st llwy cas. nC'ed for Class I offer t he indus tries 16". nr new. Cost $.'>40. long hair. Almost new la rge H~- Corona de\ J\lar Lie. Lan_gtois Frozen he s t ''Tr a d e Pro -Sac $150. 548·3002 ___ 640·89'l7 point rcfri.c, decorator • E'lual Oppo' Employ 1-'ood s , 29i5 La,.una •• 1·b I d f h I 1 -"' g ram ' I e r a a -KENMORE PORTABLE FRE". •mpo •l·"•.fl s o a,<' ~s, o.ve~e!i . ~ m ,r Cany"n Rd. La gu n a 1· · " d " • TV 1 . s f Want ads Cal\&12·5618 v ver 1s1n1: probram an DISlfWASllt::H, LIKt: calaloi:r. 869fi El <.:cr ro . , s e r~o. ,1.cr1 ·~ ~ 1 __________ 1 ·~~~~~~~~~~1Bch.497 -174 _1 ____ 1 p rov e n sa les aids. NEW. $lOO. 548.6739 ,.. 0 , 1 ,. L"I VI price because or mo\-! ----~f eet many of our top -----.... ir, c p ~. " n Y ing:. 646·1556. twlipW•ted 7100HelpWORted 7100 HelpW.t.d 7100 snles and management DELUXE Orbon Gas 92708 . . ...... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••people -y our op-Ran ~c. lik e new .s d f De· t h 2 D1nette Set. 8 c hrs , :! · p o rtun ity t o ge t 751·7310 aft. 5PJ\1 k1i~~ens r~~ols ~nd 00r ext's, brn/bcige,. nO -~· answers first hand! GAS Stove C'hrome top pets oniy/Or d~n'l call. mar top..:,_SlOO. 645-256:.? j Start ~ollege in tbe Army thislall. Now you don't have to choose :::::::::---:;;;;::::::::::;;;;;;;; ... between serving your country and continuing your . . ... education. Project AHEAD. Ask your Army Representative . 645·1163 Costa Mesa 962-8821 Huntiniton Beach Join~ wbdW!joiJ d:~ I 1-liring now for Hunl· $75 . Wr~u "hl lro ri 549·1846._ Fren c h 1~rovin c ial ' ington Beach, t'ountain " b d d bl Va I I c y and C hand e l ier. S45 . Ani1na ls of all Kinds, e room set . ou e ~ Westminste r areas! 646-3363 AK C & MutL"i canopy. 968·1200 SPACE IS Lll\llTED Electr ic S t o,'e. like 530-3170 or 534-4553 1-fid e-a ·h e d $11_0-$1 35 RESERVATIONS new Washer /Dryc.>r for . . M 1 iier culon nu rabnc reel. N ECESSAR\' . . Col he MIX a e. 6 mos. $30·$45 HEFH .. :SllMENTS s al e $IO ca . as IS S hots, l icense. In-642·8171 646·62»6 V•·o 962·3730. lellige nt. 645-3641. SEH c.. ----! Call 556-7035 WHIRLP OOL e l ec T F' ·-di I B EAUT . Antq . Wht . dryer. $50. Gas cook w o ri.c~ Y ma e C h es t or 1lr:iwers •Stridly . ti ger c ats, a bout 5 w /mirr . $TS. f:vcs stove $35. Dr:ifting ta· m os ol d . broth e!!:'· 559_1318 or sC'i:o Sal. & Confidential ble S50. 642·6898 Need J!OOd home. l.all Sun. l 2·fi, 52 l FcrnlC':.if. Copper l~ady Kenmore 642 -4468 n l te s & CdM. Washe r S75, liotpoint weekends. ------. ---.-I - Was he r or Ke nmore 0 1. 6 k Id k'I Cus tom hu11t 4 p1 cr1.· ar 1n g w s o 1 -l''r h · · I f g a s flr ye r $30 ea . tens, 5 fluf.fy '>'·hite enc prov1~ci;1 so a . -~ Guar/d el 546·8672. 1 & 1 t .ped h ardwood fr,une $200 ,. , ma c . J!rey S n · 3 malchin{!' lablcs, $25 G.E. Refri J:. ftO!ll free. Bo:r. trainerl. 675·l34S ea. 2 occasional chairs. ----------j bottom frzr . $150. Ph: eves or weekends. $75 pair , Call for an ; Wll O WA NTS TO 644 -6749 & 645-IWi. FREE t.ab-Se tt er appt. 847·1953 i WORK? p DRIVE A CAB! G .E . Washe r &. Dryer. uppy. Sofa & Lo\'C Seat. Wed· Cll OOSE your hours, yel!O'ol.'. like new. $1 00 0nr99~~7~l.eCt. d ing Girt lluplic:ite . wo rk for yourself, be ea. Call 640·522'7 new, Sac. S250. 751-02'!Jl your own b<JM, M~ or w a5h cr & Dryer (gas) To. a:ood h ome s payed Apt full of furniture. Women. Can be sli ght· Kenm ore Gd cond lnsh Setter, 4 yrs old Kini:r heil set, dres!>tt. ty hAndicapped. Neat· $.150. both 496-Z19I day~ loves kids. 5Wi·l4'19 n ite s l;lnrl . div ~•. C le an Ap pcara ncc.>. b k k · 1 I 1 Vels ., r etired. Age 25 KENM ORE PortabJe2 Bea1~liful cats. lai· lea onen:i •· to 70. SupplC'mCnt "OU Dishwashe r , co,.._rt ..... e ma l c h In >!'. h I k /w ht . hit', enrl t ;ibles. misr. • '"~ v v 0 1 d I d 640·16811 St1n or eves income. t)r\ve a cab w /c.utt ingbri1'rd top, 3 cc awe /:i tere . • afler 7p~1 hrs or more a da y . Yr~ old. $75. 492·9539 c lean, vy affect . No Apply in person . :ift. 5 apt. SS2·t4o7. ~!OVI NG All llkc new. ''e.Jlow Cah Co •. 186 E. -'f I St . I Blk /Wht Kittm. f\.1other 8' sofa. St25. Tables . 16th St.. Cml<t ~1esa. Be•uti u a.mess 135. All wood "am e SI I El ctn·c Ov n Siamese . ll ad ri r!-o t .. ee e e · xc l . fom cm ••>fa, $50 675-7220 sh(ll,.'!, fi42·M4fi " -· ---h1mps, t·ust made M>fa, Don'ldropthc ball !Get a Selling anything with a PUPPIES. cute 'Cocker pet::t n llv rm ta bles, jobwllhRIOW·to."it D<tily D•ilyPilot ClassifiedAd m ix. 7 w •.s. n eed Kin i.t bdrm se t, Pilot Cl nssified Ad . is a simple m11ttr r , so m ebo d y 1.o love. b a r s tools. Sacrific e . Phone 642·5678. ju11l ca ll 642·5678. 96.2·9&4:i 536·8711\ ' • 9550 DJ f)o Mlsc•ll11neous loafs. Pawn 9040 loah. S•ll 9060 C:~n. S•/ Motor HomH. 4 DAILY PILOT Sunday, Augu!SI 24, 1975 R...t 9 I ZO s~o/R•nl 9160 ••••••••••·••••••••••••• ==~==~=---------"==~=-=~~~ Wonted 1081 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 0 8055 ••1 11 8010 'lS SKJPJ•CK '" •·10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Furniture 805 Garagt Sal• ,.. set' an•oan ••••••••••••••••••••••• " "" · Sabot. Good condition. ••••••••••••••••••••••• , 2 J CJ 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS CASH SS FOi Used 3 hrs . ·rw1n t75 Rigged for racing . , , , 72 Travco Mahdi 7 eep • ':! 1>C'. Curvt'd &1..'lionnt. •HUGE S"f• WA""TED Good used fum/refri~s Y,olvoi;. ·rrim t ~bs . S12S. 675 -5709. 1974, 8 Gem 101• Super! 8l~l606 PP •Y·8 En9~ne --" tTzrs/stoves. Mf>-0768. t:Oli t $15,600 . Sue . wlth R1tck $225. l 1t 1• :i <1 u a· $5"0 · Gd S11t 1Sun 23rd & :Mth. TOP CASll OOLLA R $1 3.000. 84&·3575 e L U E; N O S E 2 4 ' 548·1~1 I ST Or SERVICE • 3 51Med ~·ond. 9t>3·31<6 2 1~74 Newla~St. 118 p A 1 0 1.-0 R y o lJ R Mu1lcal ,_, Us T SE L 1 1 New flb~r&I ass 1loop, full E 1 C i / R h For Trailera, Ca mpers, •Cheop J"fll . r b d l'k ,. , J E W E [, R y ' lnltrumt"nts 1013 l 4 '9 .. S ·,· r a e e ' $ 3 JI 5 0 . C • m nllod . anc, e r o Motor 1-lornes. ltc1lftir-' !:iOa·I..' I i.'nt.'~'. ~1"'-1 l':>.1 \"e rde · 1n ovin i; W\TCJ.l"'S Alt ,·••••••••••••••••••••••• por Boat (2lllset3,SJ3• an1~rs e·tn seeper Servl••-Lub• & 0 ,.1 $3895 ::.1-ie . f\1ovinA sacr1f1 t"e after 1 0y r~. t;\'("ryt h1n~ CJB'J~c i·"s . 'coLo Cuit<1r·Degas A(OUSIJcal w /lrl .. $1 .395/offer . · $l~. 549·0022 ... . ~ . ror ~o. 6465:!89 ""'''·· '''''''''''elc . <• 6 '' • p t d 64Sl745 e1TE too 9 ,. fu llt . c h anges . 1·uocups , l599EYl.) " S ILVER SERVICF.. rini,:. er · con · "'equo'pp ed, XLN F_1ber71a :ss C&mp~r w<1t1h jobs, inl. clelln· l)U l-.:E N UEO: 1'\.,tt . Rcfri~er.i.t o r, !""~. ''JN~ F"U RN & AN ~·/case. $200 value. Sst JJ' 8 · t ' f b I Sh 11 ll k . box fra m e . 51 ~5 o r U1k <'~. l;'lC. "7.50 TIQU"Es •• 2200 · ofr. S.57·1539. r1g~n 1n e r g.s COND. $750. 613-5473 e or 'm• _true . 1ng. etc. •KKENDON '-"l offer .,.7.,7 Carnet, C.'.\I • V"to!°>-sport:s f1 s her. Twtn $195. Call 675--0625. Jtf:Gt:NCY MOTQR ""'" ..-.-.,.. GIBSON El2 V • 8. s . L l k e n e w HOME HEN'l'AL.li Garage Sal~ IOSS Honei; 8060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pu.Lie •IJCTIOH Registered Qu.i.irter '"' , ii o r s e , G c I d in g 11-1 :\N Y I T 1':Ms OF Wes t e rn & Englis h , Fl NE ES"l"A 1't: c1u 1et d i s p osi t ion . J I:'~ W t: LR\'. 1\ RT 5R l·6S49 OBJECTS, ANTIQUFw..:;.,1.c:.c...:.= ______ I FINE FURN. ETC.3 YR old r>'g'd. A1lpy Pl-IONE !-'OR INFO. & f'illy. Gre1•n broke, gd. BROCl~URE . &15-2200 bree<l '~. Call : 640-8489 _ or 639· 1881 Garage Sal<': Sat &1----------1 S un. 215 Nata. N.B. Jewe-lry 8070 (ioodies Galore! ••••••••••••••••••••••• l\n g Si. Bed. New , Ba .s.s Guita r $?25 . 642·5820or645·4325. CAL 2·24 6 ' PERRfS Valley 9Z5Ha'rbor81vd.SA l"Om ple te , s llll p ki,:d. W 11 . Camper. '72 model, \Jt . 53l·2503 Xtra f1rn1 $100 1worth &12·4686 40' DI ES EL 'l'rawler, e equipped. CILilom b I e, b c d 1 I e e box ,.1---------- $425 l. Qn St $170, bl Eb incl moor ·g . SG ,900. interior, 6 llP Johnson, c loseti;, boot , drps, FAMILY wants to rent usuallv ho me incl de!I. LI' tt fiC sop rano 642·5820 o &45-432.S Stepped Mast. Ex:· crpt. fits s ml P .U. Not J.8.20' motor home. wk R35·221i.:J ' C'larh1nel . SL.pecla l r · tre1Jlely fa.st. $8000. --·• · niout piece. 1g urture OR RION 18• V·hull , Boat docked a l wharf a cabover. Cleun """'"'· or Sept 6·14 . Oay:r;: PUBLIC AUCTION tel"h . s75 . 64!'>-6353 1972 ocean/bay boat. "O'', slip 27, 1-lunt· 5395iorfer. 642.~2 ~~~~i 7 o s o . Eve s : MANY ITEMS Of'orum set wd graio , J02 cu. in./165 h.p . i ngton Harbour •7 5 WESTWOOD1--------- t• I N E f; S ·r ATE <'mplt , $190 6·slring f'o rd W auk e ~ha Marina . Ev~s /wknd s, Camper. complete , '72 WJLL IAP.ISCJlAF1' Jt-;W ELR ''· Alli B::inJ o, nu'w/casc . w /Volvo outdr1ve . 846 ·8153 , Days; brand new & i1nmac. 21' OBJECTS. Al'<'TIQUES, 548·1340. Creal cond. Must sell. 83J·8044. SOOO. 548·0174 w /Dodge true k , o.h FI Ne f'VRN .. t;TC. $3495.(714) 673-3296 a i r co nd , own gen PllONE 1''~R fN~'O. & Offlc! Ftlrnih.re & e v e s & wk n d s . tG' Venture Catamaran, C5~:~r 3~0~. si:. S6IOO 646·762'l BROCllURE. &15<~ Equtpment 8015 (714 )549·8907 work. Trailer, xlras. $700. $275 . 54~-1048 B&O M otorhorrtc ltcn· WA .. 'TED ••••••••••••••••••••••• 639 6548 n TENN IS membership, E xe s vl chrs 515135, * 3 6 • C HR I S · ,61 Jo~ d p · k U /'72 tals, 19M Harbor Blvd. TOP CAS ll DOLLAR t(~ locu1 3C'iu:6 4~ake scy maehine C\TS. e hrs CRAFT• HOBJt~ 14 with flf'ivate lfi gh~aym1~n C~b~ver Costa Mesa, 64&-9611 !'AID t'<)R 'i'()lJ H 0 er. · o r $8 /2 -1, s cy dk s. $23,500, orig, Pvl ply, beach mooring. Camper. $1595.-5Sl·M39 Tnill•••· T•o-d 9170 ,.. AMC'I JEEP ' "' ><!l<>" "I ' ' COSTA M!SA ~ l1J liUl3 1973 SCOUT 1'RAV 1'.:t4 TOP . Auloinatlc. a ir cond •• 11wr. s teering, roo( rack. deluxe inl.Crior &: tow milc:i. 831·2'040 rtlr. '73 Toyota 414 Landcnti•ft' Lu ~g<ige ral'k, Warrf'n "'in <.'h , -I v.·hcel dnvr. 409·11 t-:S. $4395. 1-.:ST . .\Tt: S .<\LF.: T V. :;tereo. furniture. sniall <ipplian rf's, dishes & koick ·k n ac ks . Top 11u ality . Sat & Sun Au:;. :?3rd & 24th. 14891 ?-1aytcn. College Park, Irvine. J ~ \V E L R , .. 581·7800 Pieree-867 W. 19lh. 552·8340 a fter Ei ----~·~73~·!7356~~·---/:;;--~;;;-;;-';:--;;:;.--;;-;,;;;I • W A T C ll ES , A R 'l' ' ORO 23 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ODJF.CTS. GOLD , B~l 'S Golf & Tennis Cl\I . 64 5·7411. •MUST SELL• 14' HOBIE W/trlr. Xlnt ~i F& ll ~~s~tt· co'~ FAMILY fo'UN-ALL 8'1111' SI LVER s~RVICE . S h o p . Sa le ! 2538 Pris 8017 31' Chr is Craft , like cond. $800. Call wknd camper. Both are spot: Y~AR IN A OELl{Xt-;I ~ t-'IN E. F URN & AN· Newport, CM . Open '••••••••••••••••••••••• new, twin V-8'11, fully & eves. 644·5275. days less & loaded .f.OO·l"89 TENT T llA I LF .. R . -1 TIQVES. &15-2200 days. f>42·544ll Koi Carp Pond Quality equi pped. $9500. <Pvt during wk. 833-9511. · C 0 M P L t: T F. 13600 Be ach Blvd LA'A-'N SA L E, Sat. & -~--------1 Two grave spaees for up to 20", priced to ply h as 2 boats .) W I V E N T E D Westminster !'un. No reasonable of· DIAMOND, 59 POINTS S 5 0 0 . pa('. vi e w sell. 544-4533 Days: 546·0661 Eves : Uns inkable Chipmunk, Moton:yclts/ T II ERM OST AT I C 636.zsoo or 892.~1 fer rt>fused. Pool Tb!, ~50 OR BEST OFFER 642 ~ 12" lite weight O'Oay, Scoofwt 9150 H EATE R , 3 BURNERl--=.:..::=--'---'-"'-"'-'- T.V .. Clothes <Matcrni· 751·73 10 after S:JO pm ~lemoria l Park . NB. Old E nglish S hl!epOog . 6 mos. old . Cost $500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S T O V E , ·73 Blat.<"r. F\J.11y equi pl t v & regl , misc. hshld Pvt pty. Ph: l ·ZZ2·50l9 puppies. AKC. ~tother31' Bertram Sports£1sher S ac. $3 2 9 . Eves . PRESSURIZED Xlnt <'o nd. ~Ju s t sell 1iems . :?01.11 Newlnnd, Machinery 8078 FIR E WOOD, $95. cord. British Import. Family ready for albacore. G42·4945. W ATER. SINK. S4 2·00 . W·et"kends or 11.B .. 536·3·101 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Free staek & deUvery. International' Ch3m. Aft. 6 p.tn. 675'8226 DRAIN BOARD. ICE eves 171·1) 675·&41!> <\ir Compressor l !f.!hp. 657 8694 or 657 71.26 pions 494·6926 ' Star .Old & Dry, Good 8 ox . c 1. o T II E Sl-'-----------l\1 0\'lng · All mu!'t so. 22ov s ing !<" phase, 60 · · · · All glass Owens XL 19. s t a Y s , s Ii des , c Lo s E T , A 1 2 •True.ks 9560 i-~urn l l·lsewares . 29l tt~ gal. tank s.::!25. 5-\8·1551 Refri i;. 2lef SIS. desk, EV E R SEEN A 3._27 Inboard w/trailer. ha~dware', etc. _No. AWNING . LOADS OF••••••••••••••••••••••• S . l'ai r v1c w . S.i\ chaodeli er, lamps. Kt. CHI NCHILLA? They Co m .PI et e I Y ~~a1n, Baxter & Ctcero CUPBOA RD SPAC1':. 556·'3776 SCRAM-LETS s i z e bedsprd l ook l i ke a c r o ss Refurb ished. Lots of Jib . I ll ega l deck . SLPS & EATS 5 IN w/matching drps, sew· between a ra bbit & a extras. $2,850. 494·9618. weathere d mast & COMFORT. SUPER :? Family Garage Sa!P. · · 1 fl boom cracked rudder F""n . & man)' other ANSWERS ing mae h ine , Mi sc. squ 1r r c . <1rc :so . 17' 1',0 RMULA 1 /0 ' . S ll APE ! ALL FOH " 673 -7721 clean & livel,y. I have , ' On trlr. I have not $1095 9625814 items. Sat/Sun.JJl5 £.;. J\1urdcr -Jaekel-. a baby female who Full cover & canopyi time to fix IL llate to 1..:==·..:..:c..:·.=.:.:._ __ _ sex L:'.l. \V estC'lJff, Nii k TENN·IS CLUB ~l e1n· needs a \ovioi! home. Xlnt eond. Must sell . ~·r ee k it . Make o rr. '67 19 ' NORRIS, s ip> "'6 6789 646 6710 1\llcg.e -Dainas --$2195/offer 67!'>-7804 <>"f • • \\'haler _ Hotten_ bership. 644·1289 betw ~10 !they're $25 in pet · · 213/355·0061 4, Se l r -eont'd . Gd . AntiQue 1 ey\ eng. $25, W.·\LL STREl':T Z & 7Pl\.1. stores); no breeders, 23" SPORTCRAFT. WI NDY 15 •-l 15, coud. $1.795. 552·0259 h •t · hbo · al please 979·1469 E · d f r· hi k. • <K:aU · '72 HONDA CB750, 2700 aft 4:30P!\I kids & adult clot es, "Y nctg r ts a re 8' SPANISl{ couch, x.lnt · · qu1ppe or is s 1. e:loop, dacron sa ils, · C h b 1 :111 sites, toys, furn . fa n or these disas ter eond, $65. Sony re· Young canary s ingers. $3800. After 5 pm , ~h ip shape. SlOOO . ~~~k.ra!lnl~r.,0ungdg .. Trailws, UHlily 9180 CH EAP'· F•o·. noon lO movies. He ealled me · & l l bl 548 8813 644 •<>9 ce1 ve r urn a e, $25-2484 Santa Ana · . ...,.. $1,200. 493.3903 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 p M. Sun , 3 2 8 7 up a nd said. "Did you $125 968 7411 A c 645 3188 Ul"l"t T ·1 4, 6· Georgia PL CM. see the lates t one? · · v . · 21' l .M .P . Atlee V.g• Naples Sabot xlntN • . 11 Y r aier. x: · Everything is s waying, * * * p• s & Organs8090 200hp, I /0 , low hrs. cond Must Sell • 'w 5 ew 74 '400TM Suzuki, eo_mp letely enclosed & G"RAGE S P EC· c r-.ck lo.ng . ,,umbt•·n... iano new tandem ax:le · 839 ••• 1· used onc e. Clean, wi red . Real goo d '' •• b ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,.., xt as 545 1Z18 h -· 548 7 ' 'fACULAR! Furn . and t·rashing ~" 1 said, FOR SALE FIELD'S Wa rehouse trai11er,dal~gear. $119&5 r · · eves. s ape. --...0 .. 44_ ~a m p s . drps , baby, ''Ear thquake?'' tie Sale. 400 pianos & or· or ra e ..• 557·9157 21' AQUARIUS; Trl_r. TACO Mini-Bike 4hp. Auto SerYice & items, etc. 10 _yrs. col· said. "No. "NO, WALL ODYSSEY GA M E . gans, n ewJ u se d . 546·0302 mtr, :itlras. Nwpt slip Xlnl con d . Super Parf5 9400 lection of good.1es! Sat. STREET." 963w I a 1081 f a c 's ... !!· 25 0 . clean. $85. Ph,·540-7106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Chevy . :i •• Ton PU. VB, auto .• facl. ai r . pwr. s teer· In g, PDBr:ikes. radio, ti lt s teerin,g whel"I. Nice ooc. t lA0773). $3599. 633·9800. Selman Clwvrolet •MU '75s, •. ff CHEVY Pickups! Big Stock! 1''ANTASTIC Close-Out Discounts! & Sun. 10.4PM. 2611 __________ 1 Used 6 ti mes. Contains Spine t s , Gra n d s, BOSTON WHALER 13' 9!~-7~<~~o~r~96J~--~":._ __ /;;:;'';:;':;-;:~~:--;:::::;::::::I Nassa u Rd .. (Old WANTED. General con· 18 games plus shooting Players. Goin;; out ror ~·it h John son 40f1P -· ,74 HARLEY Sportsler . 2 ~·60-I.5 Chevy tires on Collc;;e Park) CM tractor n eeds 16 '' g allery. Jo,ils any business. Rent w /opt motor. $985, 673-0«6 CREWMEMBERS Want· Lo m i, s harp! $2 ,195 . 1?~ ri ms. $125. Trac· Dove & Qua.ii St. Comet radial ar m saw. b r and of T V, 18" to buy . Kawai. Steinw3y, ed for local ocean rac· 543.6355 · t1on bars Chevy $30. Newport Beach HOWARD Chevrolet SUN. from 9 arn, ~nli· 5 73.4523 after 5 or 25 "' sereen . Can be Baldwin . Chickering. 30' .Chris Craft , 1960, ing. 846·0383 New s lant plug bare 333.os.ss ques. Toys , Clothing. weekends played with batteries Yamaha Kimbal l , Tw in serew, V..S's. s ips '74 HONDA ELSINORE bl ock h eads $17 5 .1----CC.'--'-"-'--- Hs h ld ite ms. 321 E.1----------or J\C e:itternal power Wrlttr. ' 6, lge cockpit. l'Ompl. Balboa 26 w/deluxe trlr . M.T . Low miles, many c h e v y 4 barre 1 22nd St. C~l MiscelloneOU5 8080 pack ; both included F 1 E L D • S refurbished. Must sell . VliF. mere 9'1.:, e:ittras. extras. M l!-ke ofter. m aniCold . $15. :;.i:J.6.1:)5 '70 Ford Rm.chero with game. Pri.ee new, (7 14 )638·2770 56,900. 675·1519 lmmac. S8900.837·9360. 997·?748. ----------1 AutomatiC'. tinted glass Soper yard sale. Furn .. ••••••••••••••••.••••••• '175 w ·11 11 f $90 1~12 Brookhur·t G G · ----------Four deep dish MAG S I ·1 E II nic ·ri ac treasu r es!Couch & mat.ch.ing love Ph · ~:&,~~w · .:.v s. ··MUST SELL 22'COL 21 . Newport Win· '72 Yamaha 175 MX , with JuJ! nuts . Fits ~on~~1:i1.e~nc xoe!n~~~ I-I .hid . gds . 36 seat. $150. Mexican 1.,one ·dS.PM ~"Grand Piano, Ori g. TROJAN CRU ISER n e r . Comfort a bl e . '7 4 Yamaha £nduro. Dats un Pick·up. $80. 8Jl ·2040dlr. Broadway, C.M. rug, nu, $20. Records, -noon an · C hick e rio g, beaut. 'fHIS WEEKEND . $1750. Ca ll (7 14 ) dirt. $425 ea. 5;48·1764, _997'!'~-27~48~.'---,-.,-----1 '=.:..:..:~~';-;:::;--- 7R 's, collectors items, * * * ma h og. 979 ·8690 & CALL 675.()915 675-6675 646·-'013. ... ...... ~, for ·~-*MU '75 SEE Dime-A-Line ad o so• N eloe ,,. 8892 ~ ~ Sat .. 8.23. 261 Sant ea . esco · Royal elec. typewriter, .,...... 1965 O we ns, zs• Good 19' GAFF Rigged Wood 073 Honda 3SOC'L, elec. ••••••••••••••••••••••• roas ter, large, St 5. very "ood condition. Gu lbra n sen Para""o n Cond. Moving! Must Sail Boat. $1750. CHEVY 'fomas. C.M. 64&7504 A l so misc. items. "' b 1 starter. XlnL rond. Anff.-es/ 557.7407. s1so. Call 548-3350. Organ, Bltn Leslie Se I! 673-5298. 493·2tD4. 548·6888•673-6.136 Clas5Jc5 9520 l/ 4 Ton Stake TIRES(Merc) AIS Roo p I T bl I . s~krs, rhythm, section, 1 9 7 1 C d Z 3 FG SABOT Xlnl nd ••••••••••••••••••••••• mat's, R. S . Plywood, HAMMOND Spinet or· 00 a e w p ing piano. dr a w bars. . o ncor :3 • ·co ·PENTON 125 $250 r~oa d ed ! R ea d y tn 1'1 a n g i 0 i:: L a mps. gan. $4SO or rest offer pong atta~h net $300. Priced qui ck sale. s portf1sher, f)Y bndge, New FG m ast & other * * 675•13~1 * * 1935 Ford Pickup Orig. Work! Only $499'J or?i' Plants, Furn, Misc. C ff t bl $SO Player P1ano $1,000. Eves 900-3778 all Electronics r eady extras. $250. Eves : ----~~----I Reblt Eng. & Trans. No. 1247'6 i. Galore. 345 Roc:beste 54~.7J7':, e a e • :->46-64.20• ' for Albacore. 673-~. SSS-1318 or see Sat. & 074 J & 8 Honda XR Gd Cond. $900. 496-0800 HOWARD 1 Sl. C.M. Sewing Machinits809l , BOAT E I d . Sun. 12-6, 521 Femleaf, 75. Fully modified & G ----------IUs ed s h ag carpeting TEN .NIS Pa r tner•••••••••••••••••••••••80 B ~·b xc u 1ng Cd.M extras 557.3352 '58 M A Cpe, xlnt Ch rold •MOVI NG . 1'-f us t s e ll. many r oom sizes, SI.SO Needed! M /F, 25-35. Used singer w/butlon I ; f 1 erg l·"!·S·~· • . ---·-------I eond Every thin p; ey Bedrm furn. c h airs, sq. y d. 631.1170, Pvl. CM /NB /I rv. Barry . holer . $35. steer s. Xlnt. child s KITE no. 804. trader & 1975 BMW R·90S. Low w orks g r eat! $1000 Dove & Quail st.. .J• tables •. desk •. plarit~, Pty. 645·2557 673.2937• ~~~51~oat. $350/o{r. dolly. C herry cond, m ileage, $3,495. Phone cash. 960·1171 Newport Beach toys, kitl'h things, 1-h· . DELTA 9'' TABLE • -ssso. 644'1355 962·0657 '58 MCA Coupe. White, 933 .. osss f 'i 's, clothing, books. SC H W l N N f 0 I _d 1 n S s Aw. • G D . co N. SporflrtCJ Goods 8094 14' Whaler Type, SS JIP 14' Day Sailer w/lrlr & -----.-----·I xl.nt. cond. Wire whls .1---=-'-'--'-=-'-=--- motors, lumber, etc. perfec t $50; Wi lson · DITION $l6S S48·8300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• O/B •74 T .1 + t A k ' SBOO WAf"'!T E D .. Motore~el e Sl ,OOO cas h. 537.3194 6t3•h Marigold, CdA-1. ~r am e r r acquet 41h . For sale MI carbioe: 12 xtraS. Sttio. ~7~ Cafia:56.75:7 1:J..i:::5 m · Trailer. Wtll pa)' cash. Neil TRUCKS·VANS·4WD'$ I Sat & Sun 103m·6pm li ght, SJO. 675·5439. Sterling t'lat Si l ver . gau ge dbl 303. Jo:nrteld p Call 545·4664 ----------1 Wanted.Clean.late A C0HVtN1£NT SHOPPING AND St:WING GUIOE FOR l H( CAl. ON TH( GO. Personalized Designer Pattern Wed g ewood Pattern. carbine. Mint.493-4185. Ow e n c a bin c ruiser.Classic 20' Sloop. A •69 Yamaha 175 Jo:n-'5 7 Mor r is Minor Mdl s.Cash!675·884!l. many pes. Sheared . . 1959, JO". VHF radio, boat w /c h aracte r . duro Slr•'pped for d•'rt Woody , $1500. cash or EL CAMINOS Beaver f ull le ngth Hunt1n;; Rifle -: 1.7 ca nvas s tern roo m . Bristol cond. See Sat · compa r a ble trade & coat. Ca ll e v es J al p . S pco1•1 t,.~.!"! .. ~!d Twin 283 engin es . & S un at 28t h SL. ~u!k~avsetra~~tp~~t=a~~ $."iOO. cash. Xlnt cond. 646-6376. w scope. a .....,.UO"OQ, SS,500. 551·3497 Mari n a .• Sli p no. 6, 5165. 675.0970, ask for 499.3953 Ask for S<1ndy N t 8 h 10·12 AM. 1973 and two 1974"s. 7 e:itecutive l"Onference K·2·3· SK IS. ~iz". 185 22· C ris Cra!t Classic. wp c · 1 -'B~il~I~. --------1::::-;;~-:;;:-=:--~-:-:-:::I Exceptional condition. C'h air s . n eeds upho l. w/Solomon bindin gs. lmmac. JB trlr, must 30' Trimarao Cruise or '42 Cad .. Very rare. 75 We have a huge selel"· L ke NEW $110 or '74 Bultaeo Pursang. $20 each. 892·1715 1 · liquidate. 1tlake orr. Jive -abd . Fact . bit. only 'l2 hrs on it with Fleetwood, form a l t ion o f u s ed trucks best offer . 557·7198. 675·5666 Xlnt cond. Must :sell. h e lm e t , leathers & li mo body 1129, r cblt now in stock. 4 Wheel Good used car.pet and . . S9500/offer ~ e ng, :itl nl unres tored drives too. drapes from f o ur Winc h es t er 22 Rifle. ·47 OWENS 3J' Sips 4. j e r sey . T a k e over eond Bes t o.ffer . bed ro om home . Md! 290. Never used. live aboard. Slip $79 . 11 ' Sca mper sailboat . py m ts. 675·0970, ask 548·8820 ' 581·7331 $.50. Call 646--600tt New paint, top & hull. S unfish type hull de·1 .:fo~rc._::B~i~ll~.------l ;-=-::-=-::::;;-=-::::;----- .l40 SCOTT 'k·, boot• Mt r . A ·l . $6 ,000 . sign, super lite weight. flond• 3SO CB Stoc k Re-creotionol Moving: Riviera sofa . ' 556-6337. Boal pho ne Y•h•'cl•• bed 5125_ Englander used o nce, $70. Xl.nl 493_3192 Xlnt cond . ine. life· '69. New pipes & tire. dbl. mattress & sprgs beg . set: boots. s kis. jacket. $95. 646-2812. X lnl. See I t! $4 50. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9530 CONNELL CHEVROLEr ! & frame 575, bolh like poles, $50. 645-1419 Boats, Rent/ Bob. 546-2994 MOST beaut rccrealion 0 ve hicle park in U.S . new. c herry corn e r TY, Radio, Chart•r 905 loats. Slips/ 197 1 SUZUK l 250, dirt, has some owner/mem . 546 1200 cupboard & drop leaf HiFi. Stereo 8098 ••••••••••••••••••.••••• Docks 9070 runs good & lif?ht . merships still for sale., _____ • ____ _ table. 556·6797 wkend •••••••••••••••••••••••CORONADO 35, Sail. by ••••••••••••••••••••••• ve ry dependable . $37S.. Close by . 673·3044 for'~ 2828 llarbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa or eves. Heathkit 25" Color day wk . or month . 50' POWER/SALL 545.3973 / inro. Bkr Tul s a bound-must sell TV . Excellent cond. 714·325 ·1334 644·0lf78 & P . R ·d '7J 1-1 D . Sport&ler, '68 D-'-o r g a n, h o u se hold $75 . 833·3327 eve . Elegant 49 ' Alaska n for r1vate es1 ence. XLlf. 7000 mi . super ~ 1le ms /many goodies? wknd charter . For 1nrorma· SLIPS Newport Beach c lea o & extras. Will Com,..-Van fo:,·e: 960·3778 NEW C omplete Colo r t io r; please call : Sail or Power finance. P .P. 673·8CM2 , V ·8 . a uto , tr a n s . Mo\'ing Sale: Brunswick 1'.V. Recording Set Up. S48·lwlB. 673·525.1 Yamaha 73• 250 E n · 210·1\Qll. Renulation Pool ·rab\. Co l o r Ca m era,CllART ER the 52' d u· t 1 $AVE • d t WANTED , tem porar y uro, ir se ·Up, very SJOO·. Wurlitzer Spinet Recor e r . xtra Pa y Motor s· .. ,·1er "B"c· I $500 'd h "' " mooring or slip for 2(1' c ean, or cons1 er Organ, $650: Ampe:it hack, 2 T .V."s, Jig ts, ca o ee r '' Da ys, Sai lboat 1·524 ·3555 any type trade , Ste re o Console. $250 ; 77 tapes. $8,500. value. weekend s. anytime . eves. 831).5025 8'1111' Vario u s Antiques. Sell complete for1 642-6980 l----------l----------I SJ0.5190 $6 ,200 . 7 5 2-1970 or·--'-'--------laOAT !;lip. Baek Bay 175 Honda, good cond. IT --------1 644·5700 eves. jloat5, Sail 9060 channel, near 32nd St. $350 548-2343 13600 Beach Blvd. KlNGSIZE Waterbed & ••••••••••••••••••••••• •en. mo. "0 . .,71 '59 I GMC TOM S t ake wi th winch. 4 s peed, bi g 6 engine:. dua l wheels. 127075W) $1495 CONNELL CHEVROLET I r 'JS G Packard ~II 19"' 30' C-._ .1..: J>oN '"" Westminst£r rame . un l'ase vwiiiWIO 1----------'71 Kawasaki . Set up f or J g u n s. $12 5 . B /W. TV. Xlnt. $40. Cruise equipt 150% loots, Speed & fo r di r t . Xlnt cond.1--636-·_2.5_00 __ o_r _89:_2-_66.5_t_I 546 1200 645·7435 646·6008 Genoa. Pressure wtr, Ski 9080 $400. Mus t s ell. Bill. '75 DUNE Buggy with'I-----·----- 2828 1-larbor Blvd., Costa Mesa • 5 Pc . v,·ng•'••• CB RADIO, Realistic dbl life lines, cstm in·••••••••••••••••••••••• 962·9117 /963·3&44 extras & t rail er . Im · " 0 • s · h '72 Cou rier w /shell, Redroom Set, Stereo, TRC 24·A power $UPP· ter1or, w1n c es ,+-'75 26' Rennell. 1'~Jy . m ac cond . $1200. Clo the s , &. Mi sc . ly & pwr pack, cable mu c h more. Bristol. bridge, full y equi p. ex· '72 SUZUKl TM400, S48-0l74 <:r pt. & mags. Days, 548.844 2. & an le n n a $2 1 0 . Bst offer over $19,000. cept r adio. Gd. buy. Desert setup. Bi g tank, l;=:::;::-;:::----1~556"."_·~04~7~4~--B~·~v~"~-~·~7~5::·5987~~ _Y_A_R_r) S ALE : Lr g .l -64~2--7-49-7-------1 r~nsaon~i :~:!1.' i5aoctti~~ $9,SOO. 675.8866 ~~;d~dd s !:i3n~e~re~: sr;~~ Race, 9540 '73 FonJ Grandmother cloc k & BS R Am /Fm Stere Coast l-lw y . NB . 16' AfANDELLA & Xl nt . cond. S72S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• F ·lOO, '1 ton rL1. VS, mi sc. 132 E. Zlsl, C.M, Receiver, 20 WatL"i, 646·0551 Trai le r , Cor vette v . 962·8108 1968 Lotus 5t. Formula auto., fact . air cond., Xlnt Cond. M8·5468. drive, $1150. fi46..Z022 or .73 YAM A JI A 360 MX F . with trailer & rire P 0W8r • st<' er i " g • I Bi g C rown v auto 14 · MINI Sai l w /ear 548·7482 xlnl cond. ss~. • suit , Spa r e parl s . P rakes. sli ding rear ~·a t e r C'o nd i t ione r WOLLENSAK cassette rcit'k . $300. or besl of· """' 51900 ,714 ) 4956873 window s. C l ea n ! NS.253-2, Mi•••• almost new •,, price tape r ecorder. mode l fer. 615·9594 aner 5 17' Classp a r w /lrailer, 54G-0984 ' ·•· · (0 4 996 r ). S3599. NS -254-2, Childr•"• S3."i0. Aquarium & 4760. $200. 642·3787 15. SAILBOAT. lmmac. 85 I-IP Mercury, lop HARLEY David!'io n 4 Whe•I Drives 9550 633·9890. I ~l and IS gal plus a ll loots• Mmilw 4 I-I P O!B . Seats g, Cond. 548 ·6322 Cho pp er, f u lly ••••••••••••••••••••••• Selman Chevrolpt This cl ass ical riding jacket with double equip $3.'>. Gl'rman lli· 16 ' OWENS Ski Boat customized. "66 Ford lronco 1----------d b k r f . fi cons ole $55. Prov Equl,-.nt Sails J::d . cond. $450. '7J Ch Y, I •ente ac or ease O r i din g IS •taple d'on'on g •.el + 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67!'>-9568 'A'/80llP Johrason Elec· 8"7-8(152 This ' wheel drive has evy 2 availa ble from Spadea Boutique ii\ Children " -~ G _. 9010 lroma.lic w /trlr. & cov. toe kJng hubs, roll bar , Sizes&-12and MisscsSiws 8·16. Fabrics: cotton or chairs $35. Big couch ""°91 LIDO 14 N l"k $1 ,250. 836-0636 Pvt. owner, "75 BMVf ii radio. C6 11CYB>. TOO ·I ~5 Studio couch m ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 0 · 1 el ----------1900/•, full dress, <,·~ ~199 .... 9890 wool gabardine, cotton or wool tw1l . tweed. <:.Ao.' 005 · BOY SCOUTS n eed new cond . Com e ,,. ovv ... • ....... • NS-ZSJ-2 Mi sses Size 12 requires 21/4 yds. of 54" • ...., I boats and airplanes. ra l'c gea r & tr lr. 16' Glasspa r . 75 hp ~l;dle0s:, M 1 •1ndydr'es"', '•o'"•' MIM• Ct.Yrol•t fabric. NS.2$4·2 Children Si1.c 8 requires 11,; yds. of G lf •1 b . 3 $1700 &13-31-16 ohnson OB. Top COD· .. • -~ be · o C u s-Man s . Ta,i: advantages . · 'l•'on $1300 ·--ster eo rad1'0, c •'g. 54 .. fabric. To '""'er: send pattern num r, size, 1 · b 3 · · ........ name, address and zip. Price NS·253·2, $2.50; ~QO(sh. 3 irons, a$g9•5 s.46-4990 16' ?.1acGREGOR Ven· lighter, etc. Mus t NSZS4·2,S:Z.OOplU!i2S~postagcforEACJ{pattero. cat · c vrs. · 6, l ure Cat. Trlr, 2 sets 17 Seagoing T·l-ltill, sacrifice. f6J927 3 . M5 ·2423 Good Bay Boal, l of sails, main & jib. t ,r. 7508, 6 x 1 wk gse.7299_ Increase your t,ashion Know How. Seoo for' the N 1-; w pen~ k e double ender. $350. many ex tr a s. S600.l~d~ec~k~.~$~1~19S~.25'5-~~530~1:__/;;_;;;-,;;-;--;;;;;-;::;;-;;;;:I d d 675..J063 645 2680 or 499-3667 YAMAllA 1974 2$0 EN· Auto .• V·8, air cond , following Spa ea items. Include."> postage an Automotive Analyzer. , • · 17' Woo.J OB Slti Boat . DUR o. L JK £ NE w p. ow e r s l cc r ing . '74 nm SCOUT handling. $50. DcVilbiss, Spray 6 Gl•s5 Oincjhy. Kile 1200: like new , 757c finis hed , ma-e $'750. s,se.7322 • t13·KLM. 1. I975Advan<'e5upplemcnt. SL2S G 11 n, n e w, $ 5 O. $125 673-Q178 1Jnsinkabl~! Pleasure. ofr : Evin rude 3SH P.1---------- 2.Sprtn11: Supplemcnt (R), Sl.2S Crafl!iman 2 spd san· loots ••I 1 6 racing c h amp. Cost 08. used only once for19'12 Honda 350CC, Im· $4899 l.Fall &WinterDresses(#21.St.25 dcr /pa\i:o;her, $JO. mlsl'. r-•1 ..... ofttncac9• 20 St 600: seU $850 67S-6l6I 2 hr~. $200. ~.7725 m .ae ul&te cood. lo I Co1tom I 0 Loog Id I 6 Cylinde r, ,;tick ahlft.. 1 Lot~ or ex:tras, 7940JN. S2676 ; :OeM le.wi4 ! • VOLVO ' !91)6 H,,,~, ( r.I t.Jt ~lO:t ' •.Sqmratn:, Sportswear & Mi:;c. (Ifft), $1 .2!> auto tools. 6'1&3885 ~r• ce -m 1lea1e. $47S or o rr. eJ t~•,.:• 5.SewSpeedy(lf7),$1.2S -------l•••••••••••••••••••••••For Sale 8' Sabot re· 18' HORIZON deep V 67S.56CWI eGJ\ UUIO 6. M1tw"eand tlnlf5'T.eS (#8). St.2!> 60 YOS u s ed quality Sco:1:1o MariM ady to sail. $150 ' Jet. bf'autiful ere.alive Gl\-IC TH UCI\ 1. Panta Book -39 Designer Styles, 511 ca rpel. pale blue. $3 E 1 di El 646·878I ·eolor. M7SO, 84&-2SB8 '7-t H ONDA CIJ.:t6U TOYOTA _ XI.NT COND ... $900 .. P ba k n-· Sew Tt t s EACll 75' ,.d incl felt paddinJ, 2 .ng ne a OS· • ("(". Like new·S800fhllt orr CA LL SAG--i.'O!'i3 aper c ..,,.._.igner JXS,. ii,hl pole!<, SIOM6·3.119 Fire Sy!itm-Plmb"g LlO ll 14 . No. 346> • Coll ""·I'-l---'--'-'--'CC..==--9. Paperb.ae.k Oesla:nerScw~' , Set S?.75 R r r -"" Tron1portat10.. .,._ ....., •·I Sh ndM 7Sf ft r1 . ree est $48 . .,,.,.. w/trlr ~tarin• Spi.ce. 1%&H(Jl"bot;CM,6d6'1JOJ Ul7-4 CllEVY Chc.vcnne :~~n~;;~1::M!J~u=:nand ·r.!~,'75' o;l~i~e~~di~e~ytn:~ ~y~ lom., MariM Windo'w sails. equipl. c;;••;;··s;;;•••••••• '75 HOHDA Xl75 .74 INT "L S l II 6 20. ca mper 1p;·oana 12.Hairstylea,A llLen~hs.'ISf S22S . 496•1466 E..il""•nt 90]0 Gr~at i h ape. $1600. Ill•: • I 9120 64&.an7 cyl, AM /FM'c:_~·~· ~~f1~r, both lo•ded, Make eheckpayablel0Spadta.$endorden lo tl'li11----------I••••••••••••••••••••••• 6464326. •••••••••••••••••••••••Monle••• ••gg•• di r t mo\•abJe top. 23,000 m1.j-.'---------news:pa~r. C/0 Sp•dea, 2 Bridge St •• Milford, N.J , The fai;test draw In !he G REY M ari n e VH 26' F OLK BOAT, fully a· C11b·Over Campt"r. bike. Ne-eds work. Gd. $4000 /bst o rfe r . Call '51 f'ord ~ n• 1'on P.U.1 _..OepL CP·l.i Wl'sl. •. a Daily Pllol 238fl l' & trans. Be s t E'quip'd. s ips 6 , x:lnt cond . deal Sl4$. 2750 Garnet , Dave w ee kd ays body rough, runs )l,lnt.. L Chusslfied Ad. &t2·5678. offer. Aft. s. 5.»3668 751 ·5191 an. &PM 952.7291 art. 6 CM $-'6'3832 83$-96.SS $2.SO. MB·S213 ' . ' .. . . ' . . . ... I , . . ' . ' . ' . . Tn1e•1 9560 Ym11 •570 Autos Wa"tr-d 9590 Autos, Imported AMtot, l•ported Autot, IMported Sundty. August 24. 1975 OAtLY PILOT D J :J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••· •••••••·••••••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••-•• • _ _.._ I ...a-A "' ..... _ I ......_. • ·• I ~~ -01, Mp0t-r..u ,.._,, ... ,,_... ··-...w't'OI, mpo.-t"C'V 74 LUY T k '6J Ford f<~conolllle. Jla:i '-''fo; l'AY Capri 9715 Datsun 972Ci Hondo 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIKAl>O 4 '::eett '88 -2Stl r l·h lt t n G CA $H ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......................... MG 9742 Toyota 9765 Volk1wo9en 9770 radio l>tcP burlllJt'r & panld ·c pt s ·~pkr ·~d CAPRIS •HU '75 ·12 llONL>A COUPf': ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• low ~1 1 .,a;. (J36J9Y 1 ;~~~39 5950 i>tt cond t'OR u si-:o CAils CHEVElLE Xl .N1' CO:"o!O 40 MPG , 75 T la REPAIRS·SfttVICE $2999. 633-9890. . ----PHILLIPS 3 To ChoOM From. fi73-S.11i1 oyo s t-:x c:han~l' & Hcbwlds __ s _.,_.,_an_c_i.._ .. _...,...cc_1*""U •75 VA ... llUICK·PONTIAt:·<H""· '"om &11 -ELT Malt.bu Cnune J-o• 75 c....,,.. 1111onKLYN uur. co. "' ,... 2•••• •11"i• l'"•kway $2676 --...: -·-D•I••• 2 ft-. fo:..,t1n1 .. 11~:. 5-'8 !f l-I I CHEVY _,, '1 " Loaded! C looe·out, On ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ~ 72 CHEVY V2 T 011 Plcbp •V-1 & Auto. ~Real Sharp ·~w Price! _Laauna 111~37 2400 ly "999 No. 4'143"!/~l No. 04400t VW'S I Ton Lonc:iie! TRUCKS·VA,NS .. WI>" n ..... LA•,,;, • * $2796.23 '399 tu A . l a (' . Wanted. Cle1t11, Jute S"'n WHO -I tr;iun s mis !(o n. r:u ~ Mdli1 . Ca sh! ti75&49. ~ •NU 175 No tild~~~ ~h;·r:;("S Mu<e ' Clo•e-out! Ouly Autoo, lmpomd ,-. ,' VOL VO MONZA '75 Automatic t 4 9 9 u o r ? N ~ • ••••••••••••••••••••••• •1ck-$3399 17.l,715645 l ~l>b Hi,, ho• C .\\ "~b '1303 ] 2 MPG H I Wo I r ~ G•neral 9701 • Radio, :-d de rru rror:-o. HOWARD ••••••••••••••••••••••• EPA ••••••••••••••••••••••• re:nr hurnp t'r _ No '67 Sunbe.irn ~11nx DatMM 972 Joy 10 Drive ! C lose MGO "73 , 24~1 ~c nlle 0059!3. Chevrolet Sedan. Must 6.,_,11 now! •••••••••••••••••••••• 0Nuo1.·1 .... 0 23 n 64 ty 1 0U'!;791t t1r '! mi. by woman driver . * $ 3480 • 87 Vove & Quail St. Run s good . $30 0 . ...., .,,._, ------1 ~1u s t s e ll! AM /FM, Newport Be:ich 400-271!1. 73 DATSUN HOWARD '72 XJ6. brown, clean. Tonneau, $3,650. Pvt l'lus 1· & L .33·0555 Prn•c is r ig ht : $.".o!JXl. Ply . .>46-0400. No llid1lcn Char~\'S I.well 9707 240 z... Chevrolet ___ ... '-''"-'-~_,.,, MGB . •lul eng., ·75 c.u •• SI. =========""J----------1 . . . ... . . . . . ............. c I AM F' M t 0 -• t '70 CllEVY ., ton. 350 16 yi11der Dove & n..nil St. Jitnsen 9732 n e ed s min o r b o dy · · :i u "'all', -1973 AUDI "CUD moldin"s. l"o. 013-11:; aut o, PIS, P /B. 7000 1973 CHEVY I Aufomaffc Newport Bea ch ••••-.•••••••••••••••••• wQrk Bes t 01·r c r . ., ml. on ne w en •. Top. SURFER y AH I OO LS I Factory Air 133-0555 '71 JENSEN lntcl'<CP· 67J.66"·7~'-----::=I * r~lu3, 7 1 ,9&0 1 .,23 per, cpt'd. bed. $1,800. V . 4 dr., autom:1tic, air t o r . L o rni , x lnt . Opel , 746 498·3450 8• ~utomatacb p;:r. cond • A?i1 /f<~M r ;idio, I Real S"-'P! Fiat 9725 lhruout . $8 .900 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• No ll1ddt.•n Charge_•.., ~~e:;~~f~g~wr.pa:line:: vinyl top$3~~~GA ). $4795 ••••••••••••••••-••••• 213·691-5()62 '70 WAG ON 190(kc, r~. '75 COl"OM air cnnd., mag wheels, DOM IURHS C6E8800) 9735 blk Int, wht. sidewalls. 2 Door 2 swi\·c l hut'ket seats, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-7725 Autom 3tic. r.:.id1u , un· $2495 19l717L> "'KKENDON ~ ANIC"IJEEP I" ' ' C\J~I;\ "l ~A 'i l'J ~U!l H ·r,l t:h(.l(r.t' trom J>M lwru eTOYOTA 1966 Hnrb•1,C M l~t."'" 't..8 V\V s t:1•.,:-.. (;!{·an , low 1111lc..1 ;:.t· Sl20fl 4!1 1HliH \"Y.' Hc p a1 r , f.1 1·!•1r' tr;11nl'd . frt·t· \o...,•1nJ;:. I yr. i:u a r Hnt •·1• S1•q. p .1) 1n ;.: h 1J:;h p r" 1·~ t'he t·k m 1n1• f1 r,1 '72 FORD COURI ER. 4 cyl., 11tick shirt, air cond., radio, heater, s te p bumper, mag s & she ll . C79708T ). S2 399 , 633-9890. po rts. ven t & s id e PORSCHE/AUDI "69 v . S h arp , NU .,p c-.... --.----:: 9 :: 7 -:4:: 7 der seal. No. Ol:e)77, pipes . Real s ha rp ' 13631 H...-. G .G . PNT .. tGr e0s, muffler,••••~••••••••••••••••• * $3591.23 IF y uu r •· rt.·.1J~ '' (48511NYS4195 636-2313 ~l~t sJ~N .,.·r_"~e ~wn~r. 1971 Panter a, Green & Plus T & L ~~~dv~lh~:~i::\~hl~~~Vo,r: 55t ~1:1r)f; 7 1 Audi 100 LS 497 -1577. · -Black . Make offe r . No llidden Char~es r ;impt.·r Hl x lnt runnHlJ' O .R. HA.AM. INC. Auto. ''""'·· f•cto•y WILL BUY YOUR Eve 5 • a f t 5 p M · Hirrb Frieclcmdtr h C 11 1 2020 E I I ST M .. d. 97]8 .59·4722. ~ llJ>('. I 0¥.'ncr, .:1 ! Selman C""""ot • 5 • air Co ndit ioni n g , DATSUN, TOYCYI'A, ICO:ll serin u~ly 111 tC"re11t1 ~t 0 11 SAMTA AMA AP..1 /F~1 stereo. radial OR VOLKSWAGEN ••••••••••••••••••••••• P'onch. 9750 f:ardcr'I Grove lllv1I Iv 673 ·1'814 ;1ftcr 7 ptu 7l DATSUM PICKU~ 4 Cyl., 4 speed, heate r . !\.1 iigt;, mlles. 88232S. d. 541·4471 lires. Sharp! 495-KYS. PAID f'OR '71 MAJ.DA ••••••••••••••••••••••• G<trden Gro\'t ~.'r7-54&1 .....; __ -ra IO,----------·I 2788 O R NOT. FREE '6:J VY! Bu~. ~u nrool lo, l<J•73 C !IF.VY 350 VH , $ TOP DOLLAR RX 2 C 1974 PORSCHE 914 50 Gals of Gas ~'.t5~1:9;~hll mul1Jr $2734 a uto. air, P /S , P ID, CALL • pe • . w· h p I r C · BERN DENE 2.0 . ,,pp. group, .:.i 1r 1t urc 1asc o any ----~ stereo/tape. ust. int. SAi.. A 4 Speed, radio. heater, cond., s ter eo, m a gs, or these l'ars · t 9 v w s q t. 1 · 1o. &paint .J\t a"S . ; 540-0442 · •·1··0 , • l:r.l'.i .... ,..,~~'• 1----air con 1 i o ni ,.:. low miles. (512KXV), -----automatn'. 1500 1n1 tln SJ.~/orr . 968-9l37 m•;µi~ftV 1973 240Z ... ir, m~, ~amn $66·Ft:A. $6795 70 Corona :'lfK 11. ~ new cni;:, ll rakt-s. tirrJo. 1:rm,. ',!df,l,d ,4.1 ·~~~~!~.~}~;~~;x~Jo~qe. ·'1'00, ,'A. tu~·.1•,·. ','o'u L;.s.2-4A",.',, ~~~!~·$4~. c~~f~3' I~ Santa Ana . $1476 Pg~:c~~j!'JDI ~j~1~:bSh~~~~· s~iJs: -.:-~5:_u_5~8:52~:nl cond 'ml II< ~ >490005 • DATSUNS Compl•I• FoclRlios n ..... LA11.:1 136]1 Hortlor G.G. ---· --StJUO "' be>l "'"'' lluflt. tkh 1142·4435 -auto, am/fm 11terco. 2 Sales. Service 8""" UVID 636•2333 71 TOYOTA 548-6'1:!9 or 675-1410 '71 CHEVY •70 Dodnoo. Yem. 4d"o7o·t'1;.. AP•.kri.n g $3.75. CHOICE L•ost'ng, u--• Ccrs ~.W,. CELICA COUPE :-------U·G ~ " 0 " -:;;l;·: TOYOTA liale To, But Must Sell 4 Speed, radio. heater, 74 VW SUMI •·:. Ton PU . 6 cy~. $950 545·7994 . OF 72 • d OOSL ool o· k Miii Mot . 6 5 c p 0 r s c h e . very clean! (74JCGP> Stereo, 1\J\l /t,i\t 15.'i'HU !'.!li c k s h irt, r a d i o , .......... w-~• 9590 ,,u 1 l . sun r_ , , IC tor on h I r t b mper ""...,1 1H1T.-u Ex. cond. ruU y eqwpd 6 19bb Horbo<.CM bd69303 Straig h t . S3100 . $1889 I mile" ea e • s ep u •••••••••••••••••••••••• . r I • .,.., ·71 D~·.-2 Dr. ~--""· ,~ 675-0985. p,·,:ced To ~-'I wheel cover."l & new p A y T 0 p air, am / m , cc. -· 'II•-,,,. .. ~ .. '73 RX2, mint cond.,1--.':..--,-".:"-:--c-·I ...., paint. (SJ625X J. $1699. W E DOLLAR PP. 83l·9487· Auto., radio, heale r , s tereo. low mileage, '61 Porsche Roads ter. .DAV R SS 633-9890-F (j R TO p USED '74 FOX .i dr, auto, air, vinyl top. 663-CCI... 120 W. Warner A/T. 833-1085 New paint, elulc h & ' Sellftan Che•rolet CARS AM /f<"M s tereo. f•p_ $1576 :1 t So.J\t ;i in 974 top. Has some r us t . PONTIAC< Santa Ana :'>.17·21.12 M~rcedes ha s 2 7 o o 6 7 5 . 5 6 7 l & NEWPORT IMPORTS • 1 4 O a l s un P •• u . FOR~~G~_L~~~TIC _S411 __ ·~---,---~c:: l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-8485. ,...........,,..,.. •• ~/shell . U>aded. $3600.1 tr you r c:ir is extr;:i Aust1n-Heal~y 9709 n.,,... A1n!.1 '69 RAT Lease c.1mw.... 14Mtl7 Call 963-7048 clean sec us first. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8""" UlllD '71 PORSCHE 911 T -l lOOW.CNstHwy.NB. ·so AUSTIN flEALEY • Con'fertible New • Used Coupe. Spo rtomatic , Triumph .767 2 9405 "i;11 8~LA f~.m~rn°y1 ~~~: J;'!tEa~t!rU~~v~. ''Bu g -Eye '' Sprite. (}~.: VOLVO 4 Speed, radio, heater. OVER 100 mags & radio. Onl y ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ 6~------ S2900. 536_3073 Co ta ~lcsa 979.2500 X lnt. r1;1 nne r .. Good new paint, etc. Sharp'. MERCEDES 43 ,000 m iles. NICF.! '69 TR6 x lent cond. nu •69 Bu g , like nt!"'· ---------1--'---·-----body. 1nt e r1 or, a l9bb Hiirbo• CIA 6i16 9303 YPU612. OH DISPLAY (120858). tires. rehlt cng, orig Lca\•ing l'Ountry. J\Iust. 'fiO F ord "~ Ton P U. TOP DOLLAR classic and hard t c $1276 $6895 owner. 536-9913 sell '. Wkd:.i)·.s . 557-978:.l w /met a l toolbox, \'8 find . Goo d MPG . 197 1 D ats un 510; 2dr. House of lmDOrts DOM IURNS ----art . 6, anytimf' .Sat & a uto, 6 pl y lirt•s. $650 PAID ltemovable h .irdtop, R /l:I , A /C, Auto. Nu l AUTHOR1z ru ''i'l GT-6. i'.1:.1rk Ill. TELY d gtop Side cur radial tires. 75l-8265. J)f(U\ 111n-:a !tfERCEDES DEALER PORSCHE/AUDI L<1 mi, J\tinl cond. ~';un. ------- 5411-9555 . IMMEDIA an. ra · ~ · • WllO ,.,2 Mancheste•, 13631 Horl:lor G.G. 847--1793. '71 V W S <tu::ireb;.ick , FOR .AU t 11 1ns. $1,200 C ASH. z AC ~ ~ ·rio Chev . PU. ;y. Ton Ca ll bc£ore 6 :30 PM., '72 240 • I • ma g ·.~ Buena Park I 636-2333 ,66 SPITFCRf<.:: ~o re-xlnt cond. Sl 9SO . or Runs Good. l\ofust Sell. FOREIGM CARS 892-2970. -~-h_;_:,_·_c'_on_~_•_d.,_._7A_.:_,_\_F_M_., :~,: VOLVO 523-7250 Renault 9755 verse. $450 or best of-make offer. 837-37"8 $-100. MS-3S02. CALL OR COME IM l,-M~W------~9-::7~1-::2 19b6 Hcubo•.CM.t.>469303 On the Sa nta Ana ••••••••••••••••••••••• fe r. 5 8 Van : 67 1500, 67 •70 FORD TO SEE US ••••••••••••••••••••••• •73 DATSUN 1----------1-----''-'w::.e.Y·:_ ___ l 'GS Renault 4 dr. Sedan. 548-7437 trans , new paint in & 1/2 Ton PiU. 240 Z '75 AATS 4 speed. Low mi. Very ofk 9770 out , new h e a d & 72 Mercedes gd cond. S750 963-7264 V swogen valve s. S975. 556 ·12•14. W /Camper SMtl 4 Speed, air condition-I ~~-"°'----:::~cl ••••••••••••••••••••••• N" \'-8, auto m atic, powe ing, AM /FM radio. '75 fiat 131 2 Door 350SL Rolls Royce 9756 1973 VW Bug -"-'-·------ s teer in g & bra ke s m ag wheels & more ! Beige metallic. mags, COUPE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Low mi l ea g e , one ·68 vw BUG -4 spel'd . ca mp e r .s p ecia (220LFK ) AM -F!l-1 ster eo, no . # DEALERINUSA owner r adio & h e ater . 1\ pac ka ge , etc. Excep EXCLUSIVE $4689 040215. ROADSTER 1 · • · S2Z75 673-g reat g a s .s a v er · tion a l con dition JlOOW.Cust ....... NB. * $3993 A u t 0 m a t i c If{{ ROY ..:.cc...c _____ ond __ ,I (11962). $899. (402'76E). """J & -,,,.,:":" i:~;;-1 I . . . nd' CARVER '70 Hug. Super C . 646-·l4.17 642·9405 ,, i;; D'a s~' Plus T & L lransm1ss1o n, air CQ I-Re bit eng . Re c ent --- 52795 M " ;~~ No llidden Charges tionini;, power steering, ROllS-RO~Cl paint. Am rad. $1495 . '71 YW t,.i:POtitJat"lV.. '7 S f I at I 2 9 SL $Tg.:0 (~~&D) one at ~~;A'~~~~ 640-0165. Squarebock i£1i-li: Ora-e C--....·s l--'\ • Cr,· st•-••t• Clean ·72 Super Beetle. 4 Cyl., 4 speed, s tu·k -H -... ... -··r o~•LER '24• ...... A•hlr•..,. d h d . h t Olr. »1. Z61PJ»~ "".!:'\..~· Highest S Buyer ~ c.t.--·"-'l•lltJ, Red, AM -M, r a io, CLOSEDSVNOAYS S2.000. Ye llow w /blk s irt. ra 10. ea e r C..f'O ._. 540i9tt0 on lm--t... • pin s triping, m ags, ----·---vi n yl i n t . 642-3111 / 873-CFK. _· ___ ,_. 1111 Maxe;T;yota SEmt! RISJ 73 Datsun 240Z ~fa~1.m oldin g s .• No . I96,~il:ri7c6M . ~!!'!! ............. !? .. ~~ sa1 .101J $2188 L>od ge "' Ton 1967 C•ll Rogec o• Bill ll"'llELE"EPLA"S 4 Cy l., 4 ,peed, cadio, * 53522 1--------1 EXCLUSIVE · VW CONNOISSEURS: xl nt. auto trans. 3 gas 847 -8555 LAI JW " heater. ractory air con· '71 MIZ 280 SE R a r c '5 9 7 d r . IM~l!!l!r'!ll"'~.,~I'.~· t:inks, $ 750. :>S7-l437 • ditioning. 979-HRO. Plus T & L 3 . 5 coup E . Im . 1 FOi T r a n s p o rt Van . ljffi'i•;M•Je'l't.'8 •74 CHEVY FREE APPRAISAL 5 Year or 50,000 Mile $4888 No Hidden Charges macu la t e, a c lassic Orange County Com ple t e ly Cherry! ~1 &ac~ W• buy u 0 cd cars & 75 f . t 124 S t $1 800 492 4795 " " Warranty Available on ' 1a P · car! One owner, priced <&£ . · · HWlt. Uch. 842-4·13~ 1/z TOM trucks . Call GROTH 3 di 1-'"'-'"-'-:cc.c-,---..,-·/:::'"':..'::::.'.:_ __ :'.:'.:..::::-al I N ew BMW 's. c-. to sell. 8 l-21MO r. ~ .67 vw·, xlnt m ech CHEYEHto>IE C f-I E VROL E T fo r a r-70 VW Fostback I . 1-• Bron ze metallir. No. oc 0 00 cond. Newly rebll eng. til'i f'oot bed wit free appraisa . ~--JW.twol,h .. ,WJ.j '72 Beige 25 . 3 . 0 4 Cvl.. r adio, healer.·· ~~:~aetfc sl~a~l~is~i-:n G~g'f~B~l:~hv~~~~ l~~~'~Mt4t! 'i\Wi;•t~cril"' 2731: $4553 ~~:' ~1~~7:1i c helins . MOc!°"a 1:7:ar~.WS1 ~~;i·:t 769~l~~~all I ire s~ • . ractory air ron~itlon· f-luntington Beach f' U..·A•wyP..._._,._.1 Hunt. Sch. 842-t-435 Plus T & L .64 MERCEDES BENZ-... UTH:.. .. -. cond. Tape deck, Runs 1ng, power steenng 847· 6087 549 - 3331 r O,..S...,.t •74 260 Z No Hidden Charges 4 speed, AM /F M radio, ~ .. ~. g reat . 51300. Ca l l brakes. tilt s teer1n SELLIMG YOUR ,..,-. ' '75 121 SL c~ r adial tir e s, ne w in-DAVE ROSS !">47-1845 wheel, chrome bum · 4 speed, a ir condition-· d II · & r pers & :ii\ the goodies! CAR? ORAMGE COUMTY'S Po s it an ye ow, t e r1 or s un roo . • 74 VW f01680S I. TOP PRICES PAID OLDEST ing, mags. P.1int condi· mag s , AM ·f'M. body Ger rn any 's be s t . POMTIAC·STVn $4995 For 1mports P aid for or Not ...._.~' ;djllac: Doan L•wis hnporis & l ion . Will trade . sid e moldings , pin (YXB797 ). 5999, 2480Hwborll.,d. 2 DR. SEDAN 831-2040 d lr . striping. No. 204731. 646-4447 Dir. 4 s peed. radio. heater. $3397 9765 po wder blue exterior & '73 DATSUto-1 * 1968 280SL, slick , 39.000 Toyota black interior. SHARP! 1...,..rl. l!Hi6 llarbor. C.t\t . Sales·Scrvic:e-Lcas1ng 16001."" , ~ &16·9Jtl3 Roy Carver, Inc. C.ta IMMt, ~ ., ---Rolls Royce H~IW ~-------~•AUTOS \YANTE:D . 2J4 E 17th St. ·;3 Chevy J,uv Truck, anylhi n g runnin g o r Costa ~1 e11::i 546-4444 ~l a gs , Cal'9 548·2ti74 not ! $25, 550, $100 . ---- 545-6521 or 548-30 12. fo'nst ser\· k green Sl,800 C a s h ! 8~2 -5 017 & ---·-.-892-7047 CREVIER 240 Z Plus T & L mi. 2 tops. Mint. S8,700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• W EEKEND SPECIAL ! Automatic , AM /fo"~1 ~o Hidden Charges 675-7482 or 675-7434. •74 Toyota C813JPUl. radio , factory air Hrrb Friec.lmtdrr r 7 2 2 5 0 c . s ha r p . $2729 cond., d a rk bro14·n ex-137~ Beach Blvd. ! Go ld /Brw n . i'.skin::i: Corolla MISSIOto-1 VIEJO tc''·o ,, tan i nterior . We<tmtn,tc• ·~ '0 " I ,,,_ ·~ • ....,,."""""' s1.300. 552-7425 •4 Cylin'IOl'llC'I"" IMPORTS One 014•ncr. Only 22.000 FREE ---. mile!'. T~ook s & dri,·e~ 50 G 1 of G '66 Me rcedes Classic •Automatic A\·c r y Pkw y.-S O like new . <882.IEV L . as as 250SE Coup(', air. PIS. Rod• & H at t~rwy. $1688 11 r:t1·%''Wf?1 lli'I J J ~ac ,,. Hunt. lk'h 8-12 4·1:l:• '74 YW , 4 I 2 W ogooo 1\uto. tra ns., ra d io . heat e r . Ver y ve r ~ clean ! ~14-LWt;, $3688 ·74 Ford 4 Y..'tll J)r1v ------------ F25 0, 360 eng, P IS PVl'. PAn·rv n<;cds rc- _P /B, Air, new t ires as. transportation car xlnt cond . Xtras. Desi from P .P . 536-333.1 & I ST & SllOAOWAY. s ... ,..r ... Al'IA MISSIOto-1 VIEJO with purc h as~ of any P /B . elcc . s unroof, • 10 ~ er 28701 M arg u e ri le IMPORTS or these cars. meta lli c copper paint. $2495 Pk>4'Y-495·1700 ljmi•;•1•1e'f't'8 A\'e ry Pk ,,.,·y .-S .D .'70124Spts Cpe,5 s pd, blkleatherint.s.s950.or (:t.t85C»5) 831 ·1742 187 11ht',.ch ~. o fr e r . 491 -76!)1 or -· 835·3171 l<'ry.•y. 38,000 mi . new paint, best offer. 493·91!">4 4 ·55 vw t·asthack , re ·1 _H_~_•_· -"'-"-·---"-'-'-·'-"-·' 28 70 1 1'!arg uerite v e ry c lean . $2250 . Moida __ 9_7_l_8_I b uilt e n g in_e . n e w .63 V\V Bus. R£'blt cng. 494-0366 9570 •••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Frd. V-8. 7.000 mi. .Auto, air, !'llidini:: side cargo dr. Xlnt cond. $3,700 cash. 493-418S. VW BUSES ·~] £~~~. 339-JF:V •71 Bus 7 Pos1 s ... root 939-DSD '72 Pop Top c • ..,.... 184FJE '69 Pop Top ~= Gorden Wnt VW 2 Blk it W. of Be ach Blvd. 7600 Wcslmin!d.cr Ave. Wes tminster 638·7880 74 Dodp Y• 0 -100 Short Wheel Base . Automatic transmission. r::adio, h'eatcr, air ('ondll lon- lng, new radl~I tires, & very clean. 128m6V) SAVE '73 Chev ~:u,1v1llc Van, loade d unbelltvnhly clean. $3990. G Wohl 7~1111/C91·2125 • ''I I I j Pk,,.,•y. 1_ .. _,_._28_9_7_____ ••••••••••••••••••••••• to choose pi:11nt . Super ruce. $995. New brakes. $850 or 831 -1742 495-l700 ·71 Sports Coupe , 32 from! 848·SJ40 dea ler. -best orrer. 5'10-8100. TOP TMI: ULYIM ... TE DllllYl~G lol!AClll~E $ Paid F'OR Used VW's Paid for or to-lot '7l IMW l.O S Leather int£'rior. p...,·r . windows. pwr. sunroor. 831·2040 dlr •73 240 z MPG xlnt cond. ltf ust s ell /m ak·£' orre r . 4 speed. m ags, 8 ti:-ack 64-1-6427 aft. 6 · ta pe. Lo14·, low mi Jes. -"'c.c.cc-:cc..c-C:-CC'::--I 831-2040 dlr. '74 Fiat 124 We n . Cherr y. Under Warran-1973 240 -Z. has m ags, ly. Auto . r m .s t ereo, l971 Capri , 1600, A:'tf · AM i FP.1 , Cocoa Brn. radials, discs. lugJ;:al!C FJ\I, r odial!i . Sl750 or 4 -s pd . A /C . S4 ,9SO . rack. Forced to sell. 9715 Copri ••••••••••••••••••••••• l -bc:.::'~'~0='~''='~·_:.::5:J6.~ll309:::::..._.l c~"',.-,·'~°",-'=·-:::-,~-:--::-l -4-94-·-1-636-·------·1 I ' '73 Capri V-G. Sunroor. '69 510 STA W~n. 4 dr, '74 Xt·9 Mags, AM/FM . =~• .;~1 IJ~~f.~&'9 a m /Cm 8 Lrk . Decor 4 !i pd . Ra<'k. n e w 9700 mi. $4005, -·-·-··-·-··-.. , L .. Rcol tire!i . lo mi. $1.100 or ""-7·•·-111 II iH' v . .... oup. 0 llll s. , ...., """ CIC • '·'O OJtt8 orr. 5'15-0193 ----llWlt. tkh. IM2~-__!~..,. -----IHoftda ,727 . . l • ,, ........................ '75 HONDA Station w.,. No. too:J791 * $3349 No hidden charges plus las & lit'. Ready for I mmed iat e d e · liv~ry . All Mod els in stoek. HM Fritrdlmtdtr 9&25 Garden Grove Blvd. Garden Grove s:n-7777 FREE 50 Gals of Gos with purch::asc of lln)" or these cars. 72 H•nda C-4 Speed. rAdio, he:iter l.Q. lo mlle!i. W.i'"'WA $1488 Harbour V.W. I : ' lltrt. Heh. • f DAYS LEFT! U·Ofl _,_, I-•••"'·-_ ...._., .. _ .. 1 •• 1 "··-c.-··- GETA $500 CASH REIATE OIClll NEW74 ROTARY·ENGlllE ws. lX-4. Th• most lu11utlovs rotary• 9n1ln. car •••' buift. Avt1 lloble In Hardtop, S.dan and Wogon. (•I!! 0 S ~00 rebOlt• !'\ii ... I !rdfol Mclldo °"any,,,.,..·;• ICJ°!lf¥ •"'J•-tOOI!'(' "'Cl'lO" or 1'e'don Qt\CI ~"""' '" '""' ~•<'1k:v w11I, ~.,,..,,,I'°' I(.'•..., '"9 f'P LI•• ,~11 "~.>'" lo""O•d ''" • tl ''"' l>G~""f'"' 11 Y"" ,~a"' ~ .,, .......... ~ ••••...• ••l>l •"''" '.. . . "'KKENDON ~ AMC'1JEEP .... , '""' ... ,, COSTA MlSA ~~9 8021 '15 V2 Toyotas Here Now Come Ml Test Drive Today Buy °' Le~ ~eM.lWriA .TOYOTA 196' Harbor ( M 646 9JOJ ·69 TOYOTA COROUA 4 C.:yl .. t ~1x-ed." radio. heater Nice c"r ' XDL-~92 S1088 Harbour V.W . . . ' VW Bu i!. Good 66 C mp •r 12 cond. a 1.: •• ••• Vo ll . S87 ~" New point job. broken c n i;!J n£' 493-6289. 536-8885 ·73 Bug. Xlnt cond. S2300 838· 1992 or 581 ·5521 '7l YW IUG ·I Cyl., 4 speed, radio, healer. Green & black interior. 895-GHO $2188 '65 VW BUG t Speed , s tick shift. rildlo, heater . Good t ransportation . ATA -287. $888 '70 YW 4 Cyl., :a uttJ trans . radi o . h e .11 tt>r . Your d11 ui.:hte r wlll love it . 412·1\CJX . $1588 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE STILL HAVE 5 V olvos Lril at Pre· Increase Prices Comr in Today Buy 0, Lease d~~~ IQ,,,, lhul ('• l ',1 ' I" •I ii' 73 Vol•o WCICJO" L o r11t e cl . t h 1:< l t n r a uton1oh1IC' hJ .. '''r ~ In .... · mil\'\; -t ~110~:-11 ' $3995 NEWPOF\T IMPOl~TS • , ,,, f 4 CAIL Y PILOT Sunday, August 24 , 1975 'A.tos. t..porte<t Autos, Used Autos, U1•d 19••···················· ········ ..................................... . !j::>_ •••••••••••• ~!?.~ ~~~!l!~~••••••••••!~.1.~ !:~:::~!!! ........ !~.~~ ORANGE COUNTY ·7 4 Btk & w ht C'p i· VOLVO 01~\·111~. 10 m1 ·,;. F. X C l. lJ S I V 1':: L y loaded . hke 11t"A'. 9EOO. VOLVO .'i-~ 022:1 or 645 ·13i.'>. L argt"sl \1olvo J)('all•r I , in83~a ~~e LC:i~~~~ ! '68 EL DORADO Sl.100. &16·W72 OIH.fo:C I' '63 CAD 'f',·~~· ~~.,~~-~,~!.!!:D~~.·ii~l l • "' $•'""" ''" \'di.-. 'T r11lll l . 111\r. & 1rans . Chamra.i::u " Bo d.\' in 2025 S. Manchester ~d~;~8~1 1 R '.15 ~m 1~M'7 Anaheim 750-2011 ' . : '75 Volvos I ' •uy Or Lease " Largrst SelKtion Of USED ,VOL VOS In ORANGE COUNTY CHOICE OF 30 .,.. Vol vo Dlr Sine•' '.lt~ .. IMPORTS WILLIAMS '74 1>1· \'1llt'. l:ikl' •l\<'I' ll'a.:-1· 11r hu,\ :n Ji,.,.. b1)uk 'i.'.~.\~l "i O "~ 1>-1-I S';ti\I t'' l':O. '73 CADILLAC COUPE do VILLE Fully C'f!Ull>JX'd 1111·lud 111 i,: t'lt•ctr11· s un roof li r o "'' n c 'I; 1 1• r 1 u r 1\' hro v.-n l1•at h1•r 1n tl'rLor . ()nC' .1"·n1•r & o nl\' 23,00n n\1 l t·~. Looks & dr11·t·s l1kt· lll'W. ~l u ~t Sl't' to .Ip pr1•l'i:Jl('. \930.IF.·\l. MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS ,.\,•cry :.! 87 0 I 831-17,12 Pkw~· -5 .1), Fr.,..·1· ;\\;1f ~uc·ritc PkY•Y· 4!15 -l700 LUXURY SPECIALS '73 CAPRICE 4 Door, V8, uutom:Jtic, radio, heati:r, l)Owc r :o:tecrin 11t. ai r cond .. \'inyl top, Low niilc.s. (27 1llKl.J $2499 • '74 CAPRICE 2 Door, VH , ;u1tum:1!H'. radio, hc,1ti'r. PO"'l'I' ".lt'crin ,i.:, :lir l'IJOd !<Jllit Sl';•t fl5UKSX ) $3199 CONNELL CHEVROLET :!828 fl:..rbor Bl l'd., Cosla l\1l'S:J 546-1200 '73 CHEVROLET JO po sst"n ~e r wa,i.:nn . \'8, :1uto n1at ic. ll"''r s t ce r 1n i.:. air {'Olld, :-11\'e r t:olur. ,\ \';1t·;1· l111n Sl)l'('L,11 . (·15111 N\V). Autos. U1ed Aut.s, Uttd Alltol, Used Mlfol,, U1ffl ....... U1ed Aatos..~!~••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Chevrolet 9920 Co"fJnental 9930 Ford 9940 Oldsmobil• '9955 "r....th 9960 ~~~•••••••••••!!.~~ ......... ............... .......... ............. ······················· .............................................. . *HU '75 '72 Lin co ln fit ark IV 1971 FORD Sli\·erhlue leather in COUMTRY SQUlkE '7l OLDSMOltll 'GO PLY. 4 dr, full pwr. &.: air. ~7S. 645-Mllf MALIBU t crior. Vinyl r oo r 10 p asse>n ger \lr'li"On . 98 smAM ' St t • 1\M /f'M stereo. l .lkt: Air l'O nd , & lug~age Sierra tan wilh. wood l'Mtiac 9965 a IOftWOCJC?ft nu. Vt!ry lo m1. l\tus l rack. <ZUJS97). gruin vinyl top & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lo a tlt>d ~ Y"a r ·End sel l 8111 , 962·9117 / $1718 m..•tchlng inte rior, full Clo.st" Out. Only $48 963·3&1•1. $5,700 or bt.-st .,, power. r:.aclory Mir CUil• or? No. '11 5619/5673 offer. K:l1-L'J7S, 493·3375 Dir, dltionJng, tilt :ileering • ---------1.72 J'ORD st a w ag, wheel , Al\t /F!\1 1tcrto, ' • R V d d C S · LTD · · Ol<:. Ex.c t!plionul ly IMPALA 73 .. IA K. I , g con . on. qu1re • n1 r clean! (li17GltP), new tires, ~750. co n d , r u 11 p w r , , S t C 644 ·111119 AMH'M stc,eo, local Olfly $3795 por . ~e ' cu r. $2595. 675-2300 •15 , Ln:lded ! J>cm o, 73 L.I NCOLN CON·, , MIU. '.L Low l\'1iles. Only $4799 TINENTAl,, ~d oor 71 Foret LT.D Wait0n .-rj U19N Co.u-. Nu. 171417 /5151 h :..rd lu!>· Whil e ~n $500. o(l ll!il. l\1u s t '.''2600 ........ 11;,~ HOWARD white "'1th leather 111· se ll! A ·l .S h arp . ~·~MO le ri u r, (• r u is t' cont ro I. I ~968~·29::'.'.1~5-:--:-:::-::--:c---I''=±' "*'"4'=====~1 Ch rol t ti lt s tee ring wh ee l .I ~ e'Y e A~l /t'M slerl-o w/tupc '7 1 Ford LTD Wa gon , Pinto f 9957 DO\'l' & «'uail Sl. & rt"adv tu J.:O! $4995. A·l. best offer over ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nt"11port Reach • t479G l f'). J ohnson & S1200. M ust sell wk . 7"' PINTO 8]] .. 0555 Son Lincoln-"'1ercury , _008_·29_1_5 ______ 1 ~ 74 Pontiac: Grand Prix •V .......... •Factory Air •Power Steerl119 •leal S~.-p! . $3995 Low Priced! C309KENl ,•KKENDON AMCn.JEEP ' ' . ' COSl.1 M1 ~.l. 'il'J 802l 2.626 ll ar~o r 8\\'d., '72 LTD sdo, loaded, 4 s~{.Je5~.~~?fr·M '73 MALIBU ~.M . 5'0-S6:10. ,,,, low mi. s tee l ste.eo.S•l1757Z18 )9 69 POHT1AC GTO COMette 9932 bellt.-d tires. Sac $1900. 400 Engine. 4 is peed, LAGUNA ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-3002 very quick! Super tires \'8. ;1ulo matic. radio, •TOP CA'lll! 1.-,-,-.-.0-R-D-.-fa-et_a_;,-,·I & wheels , m ust see. he:HC'r, po"'t'r steering, For Corv ettes and loaded, 1 owner, ,p.p. (2480Kll) f air e ond i tio nin :.;. other u s e d cars & $1850. 751 -76761963·5200 $1489 {8'17JSE). tru cks! ll O WARD'l-------'--'-'-·I $2499 C bevr o l e l , Do.e & '68 Ford Tor;no GT. DAVE ROSS Quail Sls. Near Jam· J>S,PB, auto trans, • 1 • CONNELL boree, Bri stol. & S775 or b s t orrer . ~MT.,IA1,..::.._r ~ J\t a cArthur, Newpor11_84_7_·_31_9_7_. ______ 1 •73 Pi~o 2 dr. 4 1pd. ~!!l-1' \iii . Beach. 833·0555 c I ea , ve r y 1 ~ow ~ t...,. l ---~-'-----1 1\fu s t se ll! '72 LTD .. ~ CHEVROLET 1971 CORVEnE Broug h am , 2 cir mileaae. $1895. &15·m48 ·cw._.:.., 146 ... 11 CONYERTIILE h a rd t op, air, P /B, 'i2 Pi.nto, •uto, Iii~, '7S •FB TRANS A,,_1 '155, 2M28C~~:~~~e!~vd., 4 speed,, .350 e ngine , ~/n~i t;;1P~f~1;J:~c:; a m 1rm. ~16~ 648·7794 4 t;pd , hookers, Konis , 73 Flrebird .v ............ •Factory Ailr •Vinyl loaf •Power Ste.ring $2995 <70GJ OlJ> iiWi l 8 'FIREBIRDS TO CHOOSI FROM t:xnmplc:s : '70 FIREllRD Economical 6 cylinder. au t omatic. pow e r steerin~. radio, heater. (201B BJ l sr~ 73 FIRElllD V8, .a utom atic, factory air, vinyl top, AM/FM stereo, rallye wheels , 29,000 miles. C13SJER) $3589 MEW '7 5 Firobird .Economlc11l 61 cylinde r, automa ti c~ radio, hea ter. powtfr steering. (711325) SAVE 80 11 Con1 111u11\v••;1llh Buena l\1rk 521-7000 pwr. steering & radio. best orfer . 675.8617 or 646·4013. r ed ·red int. Lo m i , '6 3 Ca d s u Pt• r &1 1·1:175. ·193·:1:175 Olr 546-1200 SHARP! (0811-IWL). 1----------1 •ts s quire . A/C, zom, A,M /t 'J\1 s tereo, extras. tr;1ns pur l ;1tiun S-1:?5. -------1----------1 -$5995 l ooks s harp, runs f>f 673-3563 & 675-7!IT8 $2488 • ·----------l\1c(•h. xlnt. tJ.10-i'tiOS '75 N 0 \1 A Cu!>t . 350 * .. ,u , 75 Mercury 9950 - Autos, Used --auto , p •s . p li. ;lir. ..,... DON IURNS ••••••••••••••••••••••• great, P .P . o rfer. .,0.. of a Kind!" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 72 r~ldorarto , like n«"'· lmn1ac. Lu n1i. 54 ,0oo. Monte Carlo PORSCHE/AUDI •72 J\t e r cury l\.1arquis 499-2962. ,.65. P.ontiuc· Catalina 12 Grand Prixs. TO CHOOSll F:IOM Ex11mp'le: -Grand Openinq 37 .ooo mi . lea th e r . 498·3-150 ' 13631 Hcrrt:»or G.G . Cpe, D e B lt"ga n ce. Plymouth 9960 co nv ertibl e . On e l'ru1s <.· control. IOaded .j -;...,;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Full r·al'tory Equi p~d. 636 2333 R•'•h b'own r,·.,,h w•'th · • • ,. h'l 1 CARS ...,. • .. ... ••••••••••••••••••••-owne r, ,,re 1c w 1 e w BRAND NT-.:W ff om $299 $4&.IO or b<-·st ofr. p,1 Close-out ! Onl y $-15991----------1 Landau top. Beautiful-re·d co ntrastin g i n - Ply. 71·1-638·17eJ or '! No. 459-191 Couqal" 9933 ly m ai nt ained . 71 FURY Ill l e rior . Must Sec~ '75 GRAND PRIX VS, automatic, powe r steer ing, power ch :.c bra kes, steel baited r ad ial t ires, rad i<1'1 tun ed s u s p c n s lo~, (165874). ·ro S999 Continentail Ar.rto l86.l I Bea<:h 111,·d. Hunt. Sch. 8-lli·8340 The W;1 lki n g ~!a n s Friend Camoro 9917 ........................ 1974 Chevrolet Camara • LT Couoe AMC 9905 Equipped with 'actory •••••••••••••••••••••••1 air cond itioning, Turbo '63 RAl\I BLER. Ne wly 1-l yd r amatic trans · Rebuilt e ng ine 5350. mi ss ion , A :\1 /1''~1 &.12-24·1!1 ste reo radio. console. tinted gla ss. ne'o'' steel '61 R:imblC'r Wa gon . belled radi:il tires and , £.'1Cccll e nt lr<i ns porl:i· Golden Brown l\lctallic libn. S~!l5. 8'Ul ·83.\0 de-rinish. 31.150 miles and • .. _le_,_. --------I in excellc nl condition. .fl7 R:l mblcr : 6 l'yl, Fully reconditioned. 'new tran s. s l ;irt c r . $3295 cprb. s ho(•ks, water ~Ump , c h rome m:i g "'h eels S650. Pioneer Sl\t-Q 300 recci\•er S80. . 008·0887 Buick 9910 !~····················· See in g;:ira_ge area ,\sk for Rick Oran9e Caast Daily Pilot 330 West Bay St. Costa l\fl'sa 1973 BUICK CONVERTIBLE '74. CA!'t1ARO. 15,000 m1 . · · d air. p wr s tr,brk s, Automat1l·. air con .. R &lr 53400 firm . ~.bu c k e t Sf'a t s . Days·.546-7210 , :t'J.29N\\'l:I ,, 1---'-· -------1 , :._ SI 688 '61 321, .:iulo. vinyl rooC , 83t·137S,493 ·3315 Dlr (o w mi . g d cond . ---~-------·1 E\'CS. 75 1·5706, cla ys, '71 Buie!( f~stat e Wa g. 534-6626 Ex. cond . Top Qualil)J, ----------) S l40 0 . Trai ler r o r *HU •75 molo"yde 575 ... ,.,,.. CAMARO Cadillac 9915 ~······················ ·73 Cadillac Eldorado •V-8 & Auto. •Factory Air •Power Stffri"'JI •Power Windows •Power Seats •Viilyl Roof $4295 I.oad e d ! 'Lil 5-A'l'Clhcarl ! Only S-119':) or'.' l"o. 6072.3 1/5540 HOWARD Chevrolet Dove & Quail St. Newport Beach 833-0555 '73 Camaro Rall ye Sporl . auto ac ps /pb a m /fm s t e r eo. New tires. yellow black v1n top. S3200 548·~ Ov e r 70 to C'hon s c ti'om . Fro1n S l :t:l5 (;\\f ,\C r·inan l'lrl ~ & 'f,;J l m pa l;;1 , i\'u t1r{'~. Leasin!;. Gd fund. $2501h:-t urr. ;---.:...------,.1 ___ 536·!14tB. l'laben Cadillac .• , "',,"LA. "''" v.s. 'Z600 H.t.. 11•4. trans. H.·end, p:n nl . C.ta ~ S40 9100 <:O\'(•rs. Scll1lradc cy-::0:====-=-=-=-=·--=''I cle. 6'i5·1J93 ______ 1 '74 Cadillac 1972 C hl•\', 100. V8 , A11 l o, P .S .. r\C ., ELDORADO Cu mpc. <hell. ''"'· T;1nks. $2951). 496-8181. Bea utir':'\1 ""'h1lc "'1th - r ed le;tther interio r , 1965 Olds. orig. cond. 4 full power & s unroof. dr. air :i11 po>A·er S450 (•7372) ov.·ncr 557·0850 $7995 1969 Ki 0< c_<.cwc.cood_c__C_h_e_''-YI SLEMONS MERCEDES J970 Jlarhtlf'. C.i\1. 631-1276 Wagon, a le, p s, radio. 714 ·642-2924 ------ '75 J\l ontc Carlo, )·l int ('On1I. lo mi , full y cq u1pt S55041. 751·Gl74. "'i 4 1'-:1 Dorad o. a ll _:iz-:ix."is. bl ack, 14,500 mi. 1•1•t•ry ·72 l:\IP:\l.A. 29.00U mi . opti on 1 o .... ·n c r . p,s. p.b .. air, \')'T\ lvp. 833·88.17 Cl('an. orrer. 54fl-2.375 ~~~e:°~ft w~:i ~ L~~, CONNELL CHEVROLET SPECIAL SHIPMENT HOWARD ••••••••••••••••••••••• Equipped with s ter eo •i boor ( H775) '73 COUG AR XR·7. A & tilt s teering wheel. • ., .. & •uto . Chevrolet beautirul a utomobile Sacri £i c e (or S2995. ,,. Do\'C & Quail St. with copper finish & Could lease to suitable •Factory Air Newport Beach white vinyl roof. white pa rty & take t rade. Vin I Roof 833•0555 leather interior . 523-7250. • y A!\t /t,!\1 ~1.eroo & onlyl ----------1 L M"les 33.ooo mil es. $1\VE . '71 J\1ERC J\1onterey • OW I Super Clecr~e PRICE· (748HPC). Johnson & Cust , x lnl cond, pwr •Real Shcrp! Son Lincoln -~lercury, str & brks, air cond . $I 395 2626 Harhor Blvd ., o ri g own e r. $1195. 1975 CONNELL CAMAROS £~!~~9~J! lt74 POHTU.C · $4689 Fir.e~ird ispri• 1 •• .,,u'"'a""··v""E""R""O"'""'""s.., C.,,,1 . 540·5630. 673-1421 """ (8200UI) Automat'ic. air cond., ft '68 XR7, xlnt mech. '75 MONA RCH 2700 mi, cond. $750. full pwr, loaded, iAI C, 345 Rochester, CM AM /FJ\1 stereo. Beaut. Sport coupes. T y pe 2828 Harbor Blvd. LT's. 6 cylinders and COS1'A "'IES1\ IFKKENDON Y AMCnJEEP '" r "'" P}"r. steering, A!\1 /t'!\1 'steteo, vinyl r oof ,& r a ll yC wh ee l s . <478JSC>. J>. Pl'IAC /iMit ............ . car, must sell . 991'-9534 V8's. Most colors and Dodqe 9935 options to select from. 546-1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1, -$4088 S 831-1375, 493-3375 'Dir. COST~ M(SA '..l'J 'l"l c.e. ..... -··~·, Mustang 9952 SHO P WHE RJ<: Tll.E l---------1 SF..LECTION JS BEST. 1971 El Camino 66 Dart 2 Dr. V·8, auto, • •••••••••••••••••••••• ATLA · Thunderbird 9970 IMMB>IATE 402 cu. in. Xtras gd. cond . xlnt trans . '6ti Mu s ta n g. Tot.:illy 499.1,157 best offer . 846·95<\3 rblt. Mus t sell ! $650. 61 L e M a n s 2 (hr ••••••••••••••••••••••• C~sler...._~ hardtop, a m trm radio, '75 T·BIRD full power DELIVERY 1 ---_".''.".:.'.~---l;;:;:-;;-=-::-:::;--:::;::-c l Call 644-6285 0 ·63 Dart, 6 cyl., auto.', 1••100-'" 328 r e bl t auto . 1 w/moon r~of leather ?ci;M ai\y & Sun. 'lit owner . Xlnt car. $750 inte ri or. etc.' Sticker YER 74 IMPALA excelle nt lrans porta-67 Mustan g "6" Good tion. $395 . 848-8340 . Condi tion. $875. R /1-1. 2929 llarbor Blvd., or be5t offer. 642-4161 price $10,954. Will sell Costa Mesa & S<UJ.6236· for $8500 or best offer. 250 2 Door H.T. 1_o_e_,1_e_'·--·----Auto. Pr/Pty. 644·4700 •V-8 & Auioa Ford 9940 '67 Mustang.. 6 cyl, 546-1934 '72 CATAL I N A 2 dr ,,l-'113-1_·1_7_89_. ____ _ ----------! drk Blue w /Silver top. O nly 35000 mi. Stl.'7 2 T ·BIRD .. m a ny 7 l Plymouth belted rad. tires. Xlnt. xtras, 63,000 mi. $2700. NEW CARS :~:~:;' S~ng •••••••;;~·~··••••• ~-~~~~~:1~ 00~~ or Rone hero DUSTER cond. St,700. 96.1-2026 & (9·5 wkdays ) 645-421 1 963-7833 Vf90 9974 IN STOCK •Low Miles l\laJ(s, automatic, P IS. l\Glu 0 s 0 tdseel 0 1 n'd66,.,,."on"'"'••~g0. •Sharp ... ! dark green. low miles. ~ . Low milell, clean, 6 cylinde r, power steer· '72. t,IREBRIRD. Esprit •••••••·····•••••••••••• ing . .ai r, radio, beater. Air. power, am /rm . '74 GT lta tchba cl<, low • 120 TRUCKS In Stock ~1 tons . •n tons . Long beds -Vans · 4 wheel drives · Camper Con· versions · LUV trucks . Blazers · and more. EXAMP.LE : IRAMDMEW 1975 LUY PICKUP (592) (11971 ) $2991 • OVER 75 USED CARS And Trucks IN STOCK! Gas Save.rs Galore. Lux- ury car saving~ like never befor e. Trucks and Vans for work or pleasure. Super clean! r~ v e s & W k e n d s $3195 $1995 ,' 752-6740 <834DER) $2800. 644-8301 an . 6 mil, comp'ly equip. 4 C4.l2LlU) Ford 196S Mustang, air, 3 s peed, v.s. 289, $700, 551·5007 art. 6PM. 0 I • 5239 - 5 . spd, gd . cornl. $Z700 ..-, n y '70 Lemans. J\.C. Lo.mi. best offer. 840-1125. Vinyl top. $1:JSO. Xln ll---------- SLEMONS MERCEDES cond. 644·6744. 73 F1REl1RD '72 Convert. Auto, A.C. 1970 Harbor,c.a,1. P .S ., P .R., t'M. Xlnt 631 1276 Green m e tallic paint •NU '75 VEGA ChryslC'f" ~ 9925 cond. $2750. 49-t'.2643. "' job w /blac k Vin. in -Gas Saver ! Only $2999 JIOOW.Coastffwy.NA. l ---~------1 .73 Duste r vs. 3 s""ed, terior . A /c, Pwr strg; No. 111885t5Z73 '65 White Con\•ert. new · .. ~ HOWARD ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642 .. 9405 radials, one owner. rallye whls, H./h. xlnt ·69 NEWP ORT Cus t .1---~~~=~--~~~;,s1. 1~/S .... ~~~2xln l. $187!> 673-2002 cond. S3300. Must Sell! Cle •n 1 own_.. P IS . '70 FORD -· 0 "· -548-4571. Chevrolet APul"to' eNle•'w· s,•,•,':,:_Aslec,; TORl..,O '~6 MUSTANG, auto, SFpo"t~e,ss j~~20:1!';to~~~ '69 CATAL INA reblt Dove & Quail St. -" -f'llll air , p .s.; ne w trans, . • · 6 Newport Beach to appreciate! 846-2.562 ~a·nt & titf!s S850 mil es. I Owner, 350 eng. air, p ... p.s. 833 0555 4 Door, VS, iulomatic. -liJ),,. -· ... _ ' ...... -581.-3441 eves/wknd&. $895/best orr. EW2·1272 " •7 2 Chrysler radio, heater, power I ~~~~"~·-------= 1·=:.c.:.::':-"c.:."-'=":::::::;t -;-:;-:-:-::;-::--:---:;::;:1~:;::--;-;;:;:=--0;;;;; t C steer ing , white walls. Oldlmobiae, 9955 Autos, New 9100 Auto1,Me'!" 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 :,.z:.w¥i~~~a~~I "~~~~~aL ····~i!!~i~ ... lt·1~·1·1·1·9·-·9·1·i·s···· .. ········· •-tJ.tftW. ~~~~!9~~~ c~;M~~;:~ • , •. St ,$11.JtUAf '1 13600 Beach Blvd Costa Mesa '7 s 0 L D s 0 M EGA ..._, The 197 6 models ere On the way! 'W• We'1miosl" 5 4 6-1200 SALON. 4 o,., sedan, .... MUST clecr out all remai•i-1975'1 at 636·2500 or 892·665t air conditioned, bucket --·,- V Cl 1 ,7t 300 4 '72 Ra nchcro. P .IS, P /B,, seals w ith recli n e r , HUGE PRICE CUTS! ALL EASY TO dC'ry 1ean . \IC Pie ,\/C. New paint. S2,250. console t i lt wheel , c OW"'. Br...._ -fr-'-1"n and take you· " P'1,'0 'p'i"w· 'N ·, , ·Call 644·1765. A.M /f'M s te r eo. A "" ""J 1-UUC'"' '' • • . U ires. • LI !!79-2251. st .554) 'i J Ltd Country Sq. Sta g r eat ec ono m y ca·r , , .ptC•. ---wit h luxury. $4195 .• '73 N I h d l V.'ai::. i\ (·, p/s, p /b , (888MV I l J bn & ~ cwpo r ar o~ or an1 1rm stereo, lu~ rk . . o son ,,.. .... trade for J>into wagon. 2'J.OOO nl i's. 644.6031. Son LincOln·Met'c ury , r~ 842·2035 2626 Harbor Blvd.; ~ , '74 CbUitl ER Pick Up, C.M., 540.SSJo. 1964 Ne w \o rkt!r 4 spd . ai r . likl' new . Wa g o n . Runs good. S2!J95. Owner. 645.1395 '73 OLDS 98 2 dr, 1 ,,.. ... ~ l\l a k c or f e r . Ca ll owne r . P /W, seats, - 968-9028. 1971 f ord Galaxy, llT , locks. etc. New steel \ lo .,., P/b P is be lt . tires S26SO .. '65 CHRYS. runs good, R~. St .~7s .' 673.4()19 ' 640-6438 W • FJ\I. s peakers front & -1---,---,----:-::-: ,. , rear. S395. 962-3489 ~.~~~~.~'}!'!J ...... !~!~ ~~~•~•~•• • !!~~ ., ~~t •••••••••••• !!.2.~ DO YOU EARH I ~ '72 MERCURY $15,000AN«IALLY? !M COMET ""'•AH•-••w .-.JY..,.efl..W..C•l ! c On l y 13,000 miles . w ... ...,,_,.s14ff.._,.,... .. ....,. - s mall economical V ·8. $'8.4t_..,,_, • .n a u t o m a l i l ' IUTIHFLATION trans mission, power &oeteP1rirr • IL.MM,_. slecr1ng, AM!F'M , etc. M-~ MofOI 5 Absolut e l y s p o tless~ -..-• . (132 1-'XP l. SAVE IXAMf'US: Lecne a Toyota Corolla Sedcm 1nilial entry cost ... S\86.98 & monthly pay. ments -36 month Of:L ... $68.49 plus ta x. Cap cost ... $.1125.00 ; Residual .,. Su.31.25 Lffle a Yol'f'o 164 E Sedmti '75 HORNETS MUST GO! 17 s3091 22 '75GKIMLIHS .c;::pwnn,· MUST GO! ---.... -':'!"'!~ -· s~r.~o -~ '£lr"'I\ '75MATADORS17 ...._,~_,,.~_,_.'._ MUSTGO! 73 2d r V·R. Nu paint. P /S, A /C, reclining .1>u cket~. Dix int /ext $2,500. 551-5047. Initial e ntry cost ... $431.58 & monthly pay. ment.s -36 monlh OEI~ ... $173.39 plus Lax. Cap cost ... $8279.00 ; Reddual $4550.00 W«OfferForY_C-... •w. • ~--~-. . .... ._.._ '65 Comet, looks & runs great. $500. 645·5646 '62 CO At ET wac. new tires & brks, reblt eng, ~ood transp $3..SO. 644· 1089 COfttinentaf 9930 0,.. °"Closed Eood 1.-. wffh 12 "'41 ,....,r ....... • ~ .. •w•&M•k •ceAt 1 .. 11 • Spoclol llate1 .. -i.-• A C ...... tw Sonb D-lwol • Free Hw ar Offla Coa•l .. J1n1 PAGIS '1 . . , .,.MUSTGOI· . JEEP C&.WAHCE! • • f • -AMDUSIO~-ATHUIM! ll'a u t op, leather 1n - 1 ~or. 28S·ONP, f.,r J /u~r 1' .. ~ /UU 11 01 •. J 111 "•::lt,)1112 .......... ,, ,,. ..... • •••••••••••••••••••••• '73 LINCOLN J\IK IV. Ciold Glamour l.ealhe r Interior . Vinyl r oof . i\M ;Flitt l'l ttrco. t i lt wheel, c:r ulse. control, a Rh arp luxury ca r with low miltll, S6J95, (389KXT >. Johnron & Son Lincoln·Me rc ury, 2628 . ll arbor Blvd., C.M., 540·5"630. Let us ruUy explain to )'OU the details Oft )'OUI' tnaMporUUoa needis through lea5lng . C4o.tcltA ...... ._...._...._..._ $3195 ... I ~ ........ -• t 0-•· ...... ,~ . ~,~~· ·~··. 1c.-,. ,,. ..• .,,...., .. ... ~}l··--;1~"" ~""""' ~ ......... d fll)P1<'<l>·O••' «:'?i.\.r, .... J~,., Iii ,, .. !I ~ f It 11).)) • •1·60 74 ~: "'· 10 ,·.·~ .. ~. ,.,•It •" •• ).lt.lf •J 17141131-2110 • 17141495-1210 Ml\RQDIS . M 0 T lJ R S •• ,, .......,_., VOi.YO 6 TOYOTA >11-~ ·--~,..,. .., __ ,. COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE LAGUNA BEACH NEWPORT BEACH SAN CLEMENTE WEEK OF AUGUST 24 · AUGUST 30 AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. L ee. Inc. 1234 S. M ain St .. Santo Ano 547-5826 Crevier M otors 208 W. I st St . Santo Ano 835-31 71 Saddleback BMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo 831 -2040 495-4949 BUICK Phillips Buick. Pontiac & Opel, Inc. 24888 Alicia Parkway Laguna Hills 837 -2400 CADILLAC Nabers Cadillac 21:iXJ Harbor Blvd_, Costa Mesa CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa 546-1200 Roger Miller Chevrolet 900 S. Coast Hwy. 350 Broadway Laguna Beach 49+11 31 54b-9967 DATSUN Dot Datsun 18835 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach 842 7781 FORD Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa 642-0010 Sunset Ford 5440 Gorden Grove Blvd . Westminster 636-4010 E!GI Universi ty Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Meso 540-9640 LINCOLN-MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beach Blvd.. Huntington Beach 842-8844 John son & Son L incoln Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd., Costa Meso 540-5630 Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury 130 I No T ust1n, Santo A110 547-0511 OLDSMOBILE University Oldsmobi le 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9640 THE DAILY PILOT. rv WEEK. AUGUST 24. 1117~ PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd , Costa Mesa 546-8017 PORSCHE-AUDI Don Burns Porsche/Audi 13631 Harbor Blvd., Gorden Grove 636-2333 TOYOTA Dean Lewis Im ports 1966 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa 646-9303 Bill Maxey Toyota 1888 1 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach 84 7 -8~55 VOLKSWAGEN Don Burns Volkswagen 13731 Harbor Blvd., Gaden Grove 543-4100 VW-PORSCHE-AUDI Chick Iverson . Inc. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 673-0900 VOLVO Dean Lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 646-9303 IU J I J 8·C ~c /:J 8 0 8:J 9·0 l :J lt:O 8 :3 /:J 8:0 9 •0 /.O' 9.() lO:C 11:( 11 :~ 12:~ 1-( 3 :( 8 :( 7.: 10:( 5:( 8:( 11:( 12:0 12:3 4.: 5 ;( 5 .-: 6 :( ·' ,t;e LIST E . M . ,t : :.wt.~ oF verung ov1es . ./' .. ,. 1:00 8:JO IU JO /·JO 8·00 9 00 /:JO 8 00 8 10 9 ()() /•JO 8:00 8:30 /:JO 8:00 9•00 /.30 8 •()() 9.00 9·10 /:00 9:00 SUNDAY. AUGUST 24 9 (C) "How 10 Seve A Marna&•" (com/ '68 -De1111 Marton, St"ll" Steven~ Elo Wallach I 129 8) 3 tC) "The Odd Couple" (com) •n -Jack Lemonoro. W"llff Mauhau 'JI "I'll Cry loor1urrow" (dr<1I '55--SuSilll Hiiyward, Eddie Albert MONDAY AUGUST 25 9 "The Peopt., llgalnst 0 1Hara" (drat '52 Sp.,n,er Tracy. Pat O'Broen !> (C) "Call Me M•dett\" t111u~) '53 -Ethel Merman Ooroald 0 Con 1101 Georgt: S.ondt't~ I 129 8) l (C) 'The legt:nd of l lu le Borden" (dtal . ,., • 111 •b..ih Mc.Hll1lu111Pry (d ftander:. l<.llhertru: Helmond TUESDAY, AUGUST 26 'i IC) Th" Wold North" r.,dvl 'IJ -Stewdf1 Granger We•od.,11 Gorc.cy ~ (C) 'Ho .. lo Be Very, Very Popular" (toonl '55 -Belly Go •bl,. Sheree "4c.r1h Rooer1 Cummon~~ 4 23 6 10 (C) ''The Big Rip.OH' ldt81 15 -Tony Curtis Br,.11!10 Vllcc. .. ro Ros~u., l 1!1! Hr<-wne I (29 8) l (Cl "Man In th• Wlldernus" ldta) '71 -R1r1,~r<1 , • .,,., ... Johro Huston H~nry Woltuaon. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27 9 (C) ·w om•n ol Sir.ow" c11ra) '64 -Gina Lollob11g1dn, S.-011 1;1111 lltH)' !» "Blue SkiH" (1nus1 46-Bong Crosby, Fred ASliHre I (29 8) 3 IC) "Locust.· (dra ) '74 -Ron Ho ... ard Ben Joh11\011 THURSDAY, AUGUST 28 9 IC) "Hellu, fnsco, Hello" (nous) '43 -Alice faye John Payne 5 (C) "My Wiid lrlsh Rote" Imus) '4 7 -Oen nos Morgan, Arlene Oahl 1 11 l 8 IC) "Switch!" ladv) '75 -Robert Wagner. Eddie Albert, Chules D11ro11ng 4 23 6 (C) "Who 1, the Black Oahllal" lmy~l 75 -Efrem ltmbalosl, Ronni!: Co•, Lut.rt Ar11az. Linden Chiles 10 (C) 'The Movie Murdertr'' (my'>I '10 -Arthur Kennedy, Warren Oates FRIDAY, AUGUST 29 9 (C) "The La"11os Breed" (wn) '53 -Rot k Hudson, Julie Adams 2 17 l 8 (C) "Sh•ll Game" (adv) '74-John Davidson, Joan Van Ark. 5 (C) "Incendiary Blonde" tm11s) '45 -Belt)' Hutton, Arturo de Cor d<llld I 129 8) J (C) "Sea~h for th• Goch" ldra) '75 -Stephen Mc Ha tt11.', Voctoro• Rat11no, Kun Ruuell. 2 J 7 l 8 (C) "Kate McShane" (dral '75 -Anne Meara Sean McClnry Charle\ Hard Chrrst1ne Belford SATURDAY, A\JGUST 30 9 "Malaya" (adv1 'SO-Spencer Tracy, Jame>-Steward. 5 "For Heaven'1o Sake" (com1 50 -Clrf1on Webb Ja.;n l:lloncJeC I Joart Bef\nett. Robe rt Cu1r11n1nj!\. 9 (C) ''The Man Without A Sta r • lwes.1 !>!> Kotk Dougllls. Je"" ,. Craon. JO (C) "The Last Sunset'' (wh) 6 1 Roel. Hudson. Kirk Oouglu. ----------- SUNDAY. AUGUST 24 lO:OOAM ID Grand Prix Tennis: Summer Tour "Women's Tennis Clas· sic" and the "U.S. Pro Championships" from Boston. 11:00 O !l2J World Team Tennis Finals The second game in the best· of -three champ1onsh1p finals 12:30 lH ~) l!; NASL Soccer Finals 11:30 I 7 (.!) ~1 CBS Tennis Classic Angel Baseball Angels vs New York Yankees l ·OOPM O (~ l.IJ) 11; PGA Tournament Players Champ1onsh1p Live, from Ft. Worth, fex 3:00 8 NFL Championship Games "1973 NFC Play-Oft" <CW LBJ) (.~J Ro bert F. Kennedy Pro-Celebrity Tennis Live coverage of the m atches from the West Sid e Tennis Club at Forest Hills, New York. MONDAY, AUGUST 25 8:00PM 0 ~ (j) (!Q) NBC Monday Night Baseball fif) Grand Prix Tennis: Summer Tour (3t/2 hr) "U.S. Pro Charn· p1onsh1p:;, Boston" Players compete for $100,000 1n the men's final matches THURSDAY, AUGUST 28 7:30PM EI;) ftie Way It Was "1956 Dodgers/Yankees World Series" 10:00 O (~ (JJ) (V Women's Sports Special "fhe lady Is A Champ" Billie Jean King is hostess for this examination of the exciting and rapcdly growing w orld o f women's sports. FRIDAY, AUGUST 29 5:00PM O A!!jef Baseball Angels vs. Detroit Tigers. 8:00 O (Qt. (.JJ ) (.}J NCAA Pre-Season Special SATURDAY, AUGUST 30 11 :OOAM O ~ ~ Qq1 Major league Baseball 12:00 6 (fi) CI) Cl) Horse Racing The $200,000 Hambletonian Stakes from DuQuoin, Ill. 12:30 6 (11) CI) (jJ U.S. Open Tennis (3hr) From the West Side Ten· n1s Club in Forest Hills, N.Y. 4:30PM Q_ ABC's Wide World of Sports 5:00 ~ (~ (j)) ABC's Wide World of Sports 5:30 : The Wa1 It Was "1956 Yankees/Dodgers World Series'' (R) 6:00 • 1jj (6) (lQJ NFL Pre·Season Football New England Patriots vs. Green Bay Pac kers. O Rams Pre-Season Football L.A. Rams vs. Kansas City Chiefs. - KOCE ·TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 SATUROAT: AUGUST 23rd (P.M.) 3:00 folklile (kOCE> '1o~a telecourse 3.30 Man Build~, Man Outrors (KOCl) Yoaa 1e1ecouise 4:00 Allern1tin1 Cuirent (K 0 C [) "John Biggs Consor1'' 4:30 U.S./ J1p1n Rel1tions Put I 5:30 The 8oud1n1 Hou PBS) "Th1o Po1111 ~1 St~I er~ 6:00 Ph1l1delphl1 folll Fes1inl (60 Min) (PBS> 7:00 Book But (PBS) 7:30 When TV Wu live (PBS) 8:00 Jun Shepherd's Ameriu (PBS) ··A floral Painting" 8·30 Miilgic of Oil P1intin1 (KOCE) "A Floral Paintrng" 9·00 Muterpiece Thutre (PBS) SUNOAT: AUGUST 24th (P.M.) J.00 Physit1I Geoentphy "An Inter lace of the Biosphere" 3:30 Physit1I Geoeraphy 'Sotl Nutr1 en ts" 4:00 Physical Geoeraphy Soil ~or- ma11on Prcx;esses" 4:30 Physical Geoer.aphy ··~011 Pol • 1e111~ of the World' 5·00 Physical Geoeraphy Env1ro1• 1nenlal f'a clors and l'lanl~ 5 30 History of Art Gothic Art and Literature 6:00 History of Art I ,1ens1u11~ ol lhe Gothic' &·JO History of Art Gothcc Parntong and Sculpture·· 7;00 Faces of Autumn 7:30 They Grow in Silence 8;00 Ju nne Wolf With (PBS) 8:30 The 801rtlin1 House (PBS) 9:00 Know Tour Antiques (Pl L) 9;30 firing Line (PBS) MONDAY: AUGUST ?Sth (P M ) J:OO folkllte (PTL) "lntroduct1on lo the f'olksone" 3:30 Elect.tic Company (CTW) 4:00 Stsame Street (CTW) 5:00 Mister Ro1ers Nelahborhood 5:30 Villi Ale1re (PBS) 6:00 Physical cteo1r11phy 6:30 The Amerlun River 7:00 M1n Builds, Min Destroys (PBS) 7:30 Focus: Oran1e County (KOC£) 8:00 Wot1d Press (PBS) 8:30 Nova (WGBH) 9:30 The Arbors (PBS) TUESDAY: AUGUST 26tfl (P.M.) 3:00 faces ot Autumn (KOCE) 3:30 Electric Company (CTW) .t:OO Stume Street (CTW) 5;00 Mister Ro1ers Nei1hborhc>od 5:30 Villi Ale1re (PBS) 6:00 Physkll Geo1r1phy "Man's Im pact Thru Time" 6:30 El&le U.S. Coast Guard Band give~ cuncer1 on boa r<I I he 'Eagle' tr a111tng ~hip 7:00 When Televisio n WIS Live / 30frylnr Pins West (I'll) 8·00 Rachmaninoff futiv1I 9:30 Woman (PBS) Ch1l<1 Custody· WEDH[SOAY· AUGUSl 27th (PM.) 3:00 Bayou City l fherubouts 3:30 Electri< Companr (CIW) 4:00 Sesame Strtet CCTW) 5:00 Mister Ro1e n Helfhborhood S:JO Villa Ale1re (PBS) 6:00 U.S./ Japan Rel1tlons PiHI I (bO) J·OO fryln& P1n1 West (PIL) 7· JO The Grut lob Bink (KOl.l) 8:00 Muterpitce Theatre (PB~, Mor· det Musi Adverllse 9 00 fhuter 1n Ameriu (PB~) !'llem 01y of fwu Mondays' I HURSOAY AUGUST 28th (P.M.) J.00 AJtein1t1ni Current (1\01,q Les Moore" 3:30 Electric Comp1n1 (CT W) 4:00 Seume Street (CTW) 5:00 Mister Ro1ers Heirhborhood S·JO ¥1111 Alerre (PBS) &:00 The Modern Corporation & Social Responsibility 1:00 The Arbors (P!I~) /:30 lun Shepherd's A.meric.a (PBS) 8:00 Jhe Best ot Evenina al Pops (PBS) Benny Goodman" 9:00 Direcctones "Your Health Ser 111tes" 9:30 feehn& Good (CfW) FRIDAY: AUGUST 291h (P.M.) 3:00 Bir Blue Marble (NET) 3:30 Electri< Company (CTW) 4:00 Sesame Street (C TW) 5:00 Mister Ro1ers Helahborhood 5:30 Villi Ale1re (PBS) 6:00 They Crow in Sllence 6:30 Wom1n (PBS) 'Women's Stud 1es" 7:00 lnterf1ct (PBS) 7:30 M11lc of Oil Paintina (KOC£) 8:00 W11Jtlneton Weell In Review (PBS) 8:30 Know Your Antiques (PTL) 9:00 Kups Show (PBS) SATURDAY: AUGUST 30th (ft.M.) 3:00 Folltlile (PTL) 3:30 Min Builds, M1n DeslroJ$ (PBS) 4:00 Altern1tin1 Current (KOC[) 4:30 U.S. J11>1n Rel1tlons Part II 5:30 The 801rdin1 House (PBS) "Leo Sayer" 6:00 Phlladelphi1 Follt festival (PBS) 7:00 Book But (PBS) "The Personal Memoirs of Julie Dent Grant" 7:30 Whet1 Television Was Live (PBS) 8:00 Gtn1 Shepherd's Ameriu 8:30 M11ic of 011 P1intln1 9:00 M11terpiece Thutre (PBS) ··Mur der Must Ad vertise" Page 3 ~· J..0~ 1'1 ~ I • • • Carol Burnett and her husband, Joe Hamllton, llve In a large, old-fashioned home In Beverly Hiiia which uMd to belong to the late Betty Grable. Only ten minutes away from CBS where they both work on The Carol Burnett Show, (HamlHon la executive producer) they can usually arrive home at night In time for an early dinner with their three daughters and a friendly romp with their dogs, or a fast game of pool. The HamlHona are homebodies who prefer entertaining a few close friend• by screening mova.. In their newly-bullt projection room at home. In addition, Miu Burnett la an avid fan of the late, late movlH on televlalon, often getting a comedy-sketch ldu for her show from an old movie of the 30'• or 40'•· They both swim and Miu Burnett does yoga exercl-white HamlHon prefera golf. The Carol Burnett Show begins Its ninth Haaon on CBS, Saturday (Sept. 13) at 1 OPll. 6:0. 6:31 7:(){ 7:3( 8:00 8:10 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 TH£ DAILY PILOT TV WEEI\ AUGUST 24 197!> REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS MORN IN G I l;l~ Features Truth or Consequences Gomer Pyle 6:00 I 00 Summer Semester £d11aition1I Pro1r1ms · Knowled1e News/P1nor1m1 del Valle From Chant to Ch1nce £due1tion1I Futures 10:30 1 ~~Love of Lite (6Ja:g) • Hollywood Squues 6:30 fl The Art of Thinkina Mon., Wed., (Qj Ci)) m Brady Bunch Fn .• Steps to Leamlna Tues.; Medi• Features Thurs The Flylna Nun 0 Not for Women Only "The Work Petticoat Junction 1ne Mother" ~ 700 Club m Michael Jackson Show CfoJ Eduution1I Fe1tures Bullwinkle News/Public Affairs (Q!' ) Mornina Comedy Time 7:00 fl Qzj {jJ ® 00 News Q in@ ®J m Today Show; To· d1y Bicentennial State Salute Fri. 11 :00 fl J.!J, (V (iJ Youne & Rutless O IU@®lm M11nificent Mir· ble Machine I (Qj (j)) CV m Show.Offs Tommy Hawkins Show News I Orum of Jeannie Electric Comp1ny "Cahfornia" included in this report 11:30 1 i7 ~00 Search tor Tomorrow on Ca1tforn1a is an interview at • 6 (lg) m Jac~pot W1nterland With rock impresario Bill ( 8 ) m Rhyme & Re.- Graham; a feature on Southern son Cahfomra life styles; and an ex-I Let's Rap plorat1on of the country and folk· Bill Cosby lore of the Northwest 10 the v1cinily New Vortc Stock uch1n1e of Eureka. : Villi Ale1re I ~ Cart)CiJ @ AM America Romper Room New Zoo Revue Stock uch1n1e Se11me Street • Tennessee Tuxedo AFTERNOON 12:00 ! Noontime · Di1mond Head Please Don't Ell the D1lslu 6 I Love Lucy I Lene It to Benet Ben Hunter Interviews/Futures 00 Mitch Came '75 Featuru 3:00 I ([t. C1J Muslc1t Chairs ' m Somerset Se1 Hunt 6 Cartoons 0 (~ ,...!J) CV ca Cenml HOS· pita I CI, Dinah! 0 The Lucy Show @ ~ :f') Movie: See Daytime Mov· ies. ID Jack Bennr Show W Get Smart Gallopin1 Gourmet : Physiul GeOflraphy 3:30 Dinah! O Movie: See Daytime Movies. Mike Dou1lu Show Best of Groucllo Bever1r Hillbillies My Favorite Martian §!) The Munsters @~Spin·Otf IAddams flmilr Features (!)) Comedy Classics Dr1m1 Series Mike Doualu Show m Travel Films 4:00 i father Knows Best 6 (~ (I)) Micker Mouse Club • Movie: See Daytime Movies Porky Pi& IE Gilligan's Island UL@ G1mbit Ei) Cit• con lu Estrellu Q~ The Flinlstonu I Sewme Street Sube Pelayo Features Hollywood Movie Classics 4:30 O The Rifleman I Gilllaan's Island Star Trek Bui s & His Buddies House of Fri1htensteln (j1; rn TlttJet1lu EE P1p1 Coru ori ~ Little R1suls (ia? (!))Stir Trek S:OO fl OO ®J EE News 0 The Bia Valley; Anaels BHeball Fri. Angels vs. Detroit Tigers. @ I Love Lucy m Mickey Mouu Club IE S eed Ri cer ~ 3 Ho11n's Heroes ~ 6 Merv Griffin Show 11 Love Lucy Mister Ro1ers' Nel&hbomood Dr1m1 • Futures m Mission: Impossible 5:30 fl 0 Ci) (it (V (®, (!)) News @ Gomer Pyle ~ Ho1an's Heroes W Dennis the Menace i I Dream of Jeannie Room 222 Villi Aleare Travel Fiim s EE Undentoa 7:301 IE Cartoons Porky Pli M1rket Update 8:00 (!) @ ffi C1ptlin K1n11roo Sunup lfli (j)) @ m You Don't Sly I Mov:~ee Daytime Movies. --------------------------- Hl1h Ch1pufll (V Noon Affa ir/Joe Barette Show Banana Splits & Friends The Alntstones Cartoons Not tor Women Only 1 Features 8:10 D Sonldos Mlos 8:30 The Cl1llery Davey I Coll1th Yo11 & Friends Gomer PYie The P.T.L Club ew Zoo Revue : Mister Roiers' Nei1hborhood 9:00 ~ ~ Spin·Off : Seume Street · Ci) @) m Celebrity Sweep· st.Ikea Movies: See Daytime Movies. Leave It to Beaver AM Los Anaeles Jae.II LI Linne I love Lucy Qi Features New Yorti Stodl Erch1n1e ) Mike Dou1les Show Travel Fiims 9:30 fl 00 Price Is Rl1ht O @CIJ ®l m Wheel of For-tune I Tlm'!!l._ & Lissie IE Qj Features Mothers·ln-u• G11fopln1 Gourmet 10:00; Gambit • 3 Futurel · @ @@) m Hiah Rollers 6 Movie: See Daytime Movies. ~@ Somerset llf Tennessee Tuxedo EID Features m Not for Women Only 12:30 fl @ (ID (j) As the World Turns O IU CI)(19Jmoan ot Our Lives ~ Marberry RFD Didi Van ~e <~oo>oo mA11 My ch11 - dren @ Bullwinkle 1:00 @(3) (j) The Guldln1 L11ht @ Movie: See Daytime Movies. M1rbeny RFD (ei?) (j)) 00 m Ry1n's Hope News M1jor Adams M1rtiet Closln1 : Educational Pro1r1ms 1:30 I (i1J 00 (j) Edae of Nl&ht . @ @@) m The Doctors 6 Hazel (f.H} (i)) (I) m Lera Mike A Deal 0 Journey to Adventure 2:00 fl (j) Match Ci1m1 '75 Q @ (I)@) m Another Wor1d 00 Phil Donahue Show 0 <9 00> CV m s10,ooo ,,,.. mid m The Real McCoys Ninny & the Professor CV Price It Rl&ht 2:30 JI ~ T1tttetlles B ~~oo mone li re to live 1'THE SMALL CAR EXPERTS" FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES-SERVICE -PARTS l'llSONAllllD LEASING -ALL MAKES & MODUS A llllE SE1EC110N Of USED CARS 842-7781 540-0442 Seruin g _Af/ Beac/, Ci!iej S MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY 18835 BEACH BLVD. IHoghwoy J9) HUNTINGTON BEACH Page 5 SUNDA Y AUGUST 24 '. ~ 0 f( N I ~ (; <•> l11diatts 1n Advertisement 6:00 Bible Answers / Christophe11 7:00 U.S. of Archie 6 Liberty Temple Church People's forum J1bberwockr News/Public Aff1i11 00 This Is the life Warren Roberts 7: 15 With This Rina 7:30 B1ile(s Comets Voice of Aariculture Mormon Tabernar•e Choir 6 Ultre Min W1ll(s Worbhop Voice ol Victory Daver & Goliath Shek ln1h Fellowahip 00 Rex Humbird 7:45 1 ffi Sacred Hurt 1:00 Dusty's Treehouse Hl1hw1r to Heeven Speakin1 With Your Hinds Rei Humbird Thunderbirds a Let Tllere Be Uaht • John.!!!_ Birton Show 0 @ W@ leny Falwell Wonderam1 W1ndetfust l :JO Limp U11to Mr feet 'In Search of Me" (R) A story about the dream of a real 12-year old boy-Ernest Es· -------- parza Ill-about his Mex1c1n and (I J International Hour Apache ancestors and how they hved 0 He11ld of Truth in the Mission s of Arnona (ii; r11 Camera Three ( 3 ) (!) DaJ ot Discovery fJ"'i Sund•J Celebration 8 The Jetsons ED TODAY'S TENNIS (i) Ji rnmr Swiuart Show * IS ON US-KC ET! I It Is Written Meeting Time at Calvary fI) 6rend Pria Tennis. Summer Tour ~ (6 Kathryn Kuhlm1n "Women's Tennis Classic," and the ( (8') Town Hill Meeting US Pro Champ1nnsh1p<;" lrnm Boston 9:00 ~ I ook Up & Live ((:29 C 8 )) ComedJ Classics rtll 0,t.ll y "" 01 rv NH~ 111'\iU~ •• 14 1111~ 9 First llptl1t Church 11:30 l)@(I) CJ) CBS Tennl1 Claulc Arthur Ashe takes the court against Rod Laver: and "The Pressure Point" rioals fea tures Chris Evert against Betty Stove 0 (09 (fl) (3) Q) Mike A Wish Today's words are "Snow" ind "House" O &Iona Gre(s Pet H1ven m faith for Todar Af Tl RN OUN 13 (6 I '26 Rex Hum bud m uta Es 11 Vldi ~~ (a ,) D•J of Discovery 10·30 f) Movie: "T1rz1n & the Leopard Campus Profile Women" (adv) '46 ltihnny Weiss 11:00 m Dowmentary "Steel & Am,.rica I Believe in Mirules muller Brenda Joyce D The Riflemen 0 ~ @ Oral Roberts ~ 0 Chillenge My Sermon r61 Movie: "Foe Island" (susp) '45 (JQ) Speaking With Your Hands 0 (t;29 181) r31 Cl) Korg. 70,000 -Ian Ke1lh Lionel Atwill ~ The Christadelphiani B.C . 8 Head·Orl @ Ruth Gelm1n Show ~ F11th for Today • Movie: (C) "Untamed Frontier" 9:30 Cemera Three Filmed excerpt~ C1lv1ry Ch1pel . (wes) '52 -Joseph Colten, Shelley rrom the 1966 competition in the CJ) Face the N1tton Winters. Scott Brady Varna (Bulgaria) Ballet Competlt1on, ~ @ Insight !Shekln1h fetlowahlp an annual event that draws hun 11 :00 O ~@ (}2) World Team Tennis Mideast Analr1ls dreds of talented dancers from all Finals The second game in the best· ( ~' (j)) Nuhvllle Music over the world or three championship finals Those I Meet the Press I Meet the Press 1n contention in the West Division · lnsl1ht (~ ())) Jlmmr Sw1q1rt Show include the Phoenu Racquets. the 12:30 @ 00 (jJ NASl Soccer Final Third Century USA Golden Gaters (!\an Francisco), and The North American l eague Soccer TV 8 Looks at Learning lhe Los Anaeles Strrnas The East game from San Jose, Cahl., live • Amuina Prophecies has four teams. The New York Stts, Frank Glerber, Jack Whitaker and 0 Oral Roberts the Pittsburgh Triangles. the Boston Ron Barr provide the commentary. Jerry F1lwell lobsters and the Cleveland Nets (3) Reel EJt1t. Report 1 rn Bailey's CometJ I Rea Humbard n Ancel Baub1ll Angel s VS New Ci) first Baptist Church 6 Home lurer's Guide York Yankees ' Musia , Pllabras (~ ) Cil m Ghost Chesen M <CW ) m ls.sues ' Answers 10:00 Steps to Leemina NFL Hl1hli1hts Movie: "V1lentlno" Crom) '51- Accion de I• Comunld1d/Una • f Troop Anthony De•ter, Fleanor Parker, flmilia San1 Movie; "List of the Buccaneers" Richard Carlson O Serendipitr (adv) '50-Paul Henreid, lack Oakie, I SoulJ H1rbor L11hthouse 0 0 Hour of Power Karin Booth . U.S. firm Report (6) Rul EJtate Open House m Church In the Home • Public Semce 0 Domingo <rn (3) Mr. Chips • U.S. Navy 'THE LADY IS A CHAMP' ABC Sport!> will examine the excit ing <i nd rapidly growing world l'I women\ 'Pl"'' wi th JO hour-long tclcv1s1on 'pee.al. "The 1 a~h· i' a C hamp," J Sport' Speer.ti featuring ABC ~port,Ca!ilt:r and ull time W1mhlcdo n champio n Bill ie Jean King a.' host, and amng Thur~day :it IOPM on ABC. Olympic tironn ml'cllll~t C"1tby ~hmldt ~how' tht )a~l'lln fonn llht boJ)l'N will iakt htt to a aold med1I In 1976 at Montrul on ABC Sl>n"-'' .. The udy h A Chimp." Of utmo't 'ign1ficanct: in the progrt1m concept 1~ a n awa rcnc" 1'1 the developments which have expanded the world of women' 'POrl\. ~o rhat ti now encompa~~c" virtua lly every a rea of athlct 1c compc11t 1on. Principal among the'e developments are the avail ahili1 y nf mo re funJs to 1>tage the eventc;, vastly improved facihtte". greater 1H1d1cncc :1ppcal hoth li ve at the c;itc and o n televi ~1on , cx ten,1ve coverage hy the media. and .1 new gencrat10n of expertly traencJ . highly motivated and athletically out,tanJing competitor' O n the 'ipcc1al. B1ll1c Jean King analyze:. how thb revolution hac; come ahout a nJ how it has hecn experienced by '\Orne of 1hc world\ greatc't womt:n a thletes Among the 'Po rt.; sta r" who w1ll hi.' 'leen o n the tt:lecaM will he numhcr one-ranked tc nnl\ player Chm Evert. Shirley Baba~hnff. leading U.S Olympic swimming hopeful, world -clai;, miler Frnnc1e Larrieu. pro golfer~ Sandra Palmer. winner nl the 1975 \0lgatc Oinah Shore Winner' Circle Golf Championship. and numher-one rookie Amy Alcott , and free· 'tyle s kii ng champion Genia Fuller In each instance. ~ese athlete.., will he seen training and compe ting and will di'ICUl\'1 the ir re' pec11ve life c;tyle'I. their sport'\ goal-; <ind how they view the de vcloping women·, 'port" scene. In unothcr 'cgmcnt of the tclcca<;t Olympic gold medalist en 'wimming Donna de Varo na. who is al\o an ABC ~portc;ca~tcr , will ,111dy the virtual dcmi'ic and rebirth of wome n·._ collegiate athlcttc"' Her lrx;u, will be o n one o f the mo-;t c hallengi ng contest' in women\ .sports. the A l.A.W. na1 ion<ll ha,kctball championship'l. thi-; year hetwcrn Oelt:i 'itate C 0llege m M1~ .. i~si ppi and lmmaculnld of Philadelphi11 On the 'pec1a l. Billie Jean K ing will IO\lk 11hcad 10 the futu1c o l women'" -;port'i-how women are gaining increased financial ~11p pnrt and public recognition. h0w the level~ of performa nce in their own <1pm1 ~ will be impro ving. and how they will be playing IO· ge1her mort! on team:. with men. a~ rhey alread y are in WMld Tearr. tennis. 1:00 l:JCI 2:00 2:JO J:OO J:JO 4:00 4:JO l :00 0 (~ CIJ) CI)(!) ~ Tourn1· lfttllt P'ltJtB Cha111plonshlp ' Live coveraae of the final round of play In this lournamenl from Fort Worth, Texu 11 Dru• ti Jt1nnit Tiit HutHnlat Humtn Dhn1111lon l:JO 0 Tiie Native A1111rlc.t11 "Two World$" An eum1nallon of Indian art, focus1na on an lnd11n family in Los Anaelef @Combat "' fJ Movie: (C) "Tht M1h1 Attlte· UOtl" (dra) '63 Pal Boone N1ncy Kwan, M11 ZeHerhn1 (IQ) lnsl1ht "' Rellclon Cl) Movie: ''The Vampire'' Chor) - Abel Salazar 9 (I) Movlt: (C) "P'trriah" (dra) -Troy Donahue, Claudette Colbert, 9 NFL Action m Christopher Clue-Up 2:00 0 The Ch1mplo11s ~ Movie: ''Two·Faeecl Woman" (com) '42 -Greta Garbo. Melvyn Oou1las. I Anlerlc.tn / lsrulf TV Hour filth for T od•J TrHhou11 Club 2:30 Media Movie: "Dtncer, lovt et Wort" (com) '37-Ann Solhern, lee~ Haley, 00 Drepet m Movie: "Aa lnspedor Cills" (mys) '54 -Alistair Sim. @ ffi Mftfe: "Tiie Meunllln" (dra) '56 -Spencer Tracy, Robert Wainer I Detf Heer This la ttM Uft l :OO Tod•J'• Rtllalon Nf'l Cha11pio11shlp 4'1mes "1973 NFC Pl1y-Otf' Minnesota V1kin1s vs Washington Redskins 0 Movie: (C) ••Ntl'ttrwtst Tnll" (wes) '46 -Bob Steele. o <a Cl)> m m R•rt f . "'"' lltdy Pro-Celebrity T111nl1 live cover· are of the matches from the West Side Tennis Club 1t forest Hills, New York ! hrun Thtttre Movie: (C) ...... Tt Slvt A nt.1•" (com) '68-Dean M•rtln, Stell1 Stevens, Eli Wtll1ch I 8ffftfn11 fr .. 1 8tn111ny Jh111111 Sw•U•rt Sh .. Ctmac.t.rtdta 541114_, M1th1tt J:JO A C11t1111 tf Ht1rt "Rebuildin1 A Child's World" n.. lraJllWOflt Mttt the"'"' n. Vlrif11ll11 ••tllfous T"" H1H Ttlellt c..ttst 4 :00 Ntwsftl• kin KNIC NtW1 Ctnferert« GoY. George Wallace auests U Movie: (C) ''The ltolftyft ftl· Ila" (mus) '38 Vera Zorina Phil Baker, Adolph MtnJou I Ttnlft T1'11tn stir Trek HttHaw MOYie: "'The How1rd1 ol Ylr- 11" (dra) '40-Ciry Gr1nt1 Mttrth• Scott. Alen Marshall Cl) Mfft tflt P'rtu P't•**ltll Te111plt I Kort1n Ytridy Mtmbtnhlp ~pe1l/NWf'l Foot- btll The Los Anaeles Dandelions vs the San Diego Lobos of the National Women's Footb1ll leu ue m Rwfvtl 1f hltriet 4:JO I) feet tilt Nltion i film featum Sund•J Movie: (C) "Thr Quiller Memo- rtndum" (mys) '66-Georae Segal, Alec Guinness Mu. van Sydow Sen ta Beraer I 00 Rock Conurt lorun News Ci) 81r11er T td Arm1tron1 Jim Thomas Outdoors Membership Appul/W11hinrto11 Wlff in Review (~ ) Women•s Pro Tennis To~ yo Ooubles'' · lnsl1ht · Celebrity Tennis 4:45 • Membenhip ~peal S:OO It Takn All Kinds Ho1an's Heroes @) O@NeW1 Tlle Av1n1ers Daniel Boone Korean Or1m1 Wild Wild West : Zulu Romeo: Good Start Piiots from 23 countries compete in the 1973 International Glider Competi · tion, filmed at Waikerie, Australia. I Encuentro Llwrenee Welk Show Humenist Altemetlve 5:30 Movfe: (C) (Zhr) .. Do Not Dis. turb" (com) '65 Doris Day, Rod Taylor 00 Little R11e1ts (j) Nrws 09J Movie: "A Mattet of lnftOCence" (dr1) '68 -Hayley Mills, TrevOf Howard f@ Nation1t 4teo1raphk i (j)) lobby Goldsboro Sllow Bud furillo'1 st11• Rtolll Vlewpelnt 111 Nutrttfotl fVLNIN l. 1:00 I) @ CIJ (JJ Converutlons With Eric Sevareld Balm News Movie: (C) (ltlr) "lure of th• Wilderness" (adv) '52-Jean Peters, Jeffrey Hunter. QIS.,, m Movl1: (2hr) "The M1nyfn1 Kind" (com) '52 -JudJ Holliday, Aldo Ray, Pew Cass ! Nlaht 4'1llery J1panne Children's P'ro111•1 Mom: .. DttdwocHI '75" (wes) '65 -Jack lester, Arch Hall Jr., Richard Dix. m 11t111btnhi, Appt111111 1and C.Vllcldt Bil band personalities Bob Crosby, Frenkie Cufe, Marcaret Whitin1 and Freddy Martio Join to perform music ol the 1930s and 40s I Cf)) T1lk t. the M111a1er · S.•1111 I Ctntpany Ctro111 Now 6:JO · Alllmtl World "Alaska's Birds of Prey" @ Mme: "CurtJ Top" (mus) '35- Shir1ey Temple, John Boles News Musical Comest (!) Lers Mille A Dul 1 (j)) Hee H1w Sltu1t1011 C11n~ • Journ11 to Adventurt Roller Gemes 7:00 0 News · m Wiid Kl11&ifo111 "Queen of the Everglades" 0 MIC SpecJat ''RV: The last Weekend" Newsman Leo McElroy enlists tht aid of the-C1liforni1 Hlflhway Patrol vehicle manulac-piece ThHlre 'Murder Musr Advtr lurers. aulo clubs and insurance Ilse" ards ol recrea11onal vehicles • Wanted: Deed or Alive companies to drive home the flaz· 9:00 I Onl Roberts (j) JeopardJ I blCIAL I Why C1n't I learn 0 Movie: (C) (Zhr) "How to S.ve A Cloris Leachman narrates this M1ni11e" (com) '68 -Dean Mu ~pec1al that deals with Ille prob tin, Stella Stevens Eh Wallach lems facing children wtth learnlna I The Fii d1sab11illes and how they are of1en CIJ Wilburn Brottlers ~ m1sunderslnod by famtlt~s and Shin 01lkon No H1n1 fri ends (6 Wild lllnidom JapalltM! Llnau111 Pro1r1m1 Chupirito The One WaJ 7: 15 EJl) Membenhtp ~peel · Noche de C:ala 7•30 6 1 ~(j)The' Manh1ttan 9:30 @CI> 60 Minutes funs.er No information available The Kin1 Is tomlnc from 1he Network al pressl1me C:et Smart ~ m "' Soul frH 0 ~ l..!.J ~ m World of Disney Reviv1I fires "Snow Bear'' Concl (R) An arctic adventure about a boy and his . . film feature friendship with a polar bear 9.45 . Membership ~peel 0 (fji (I)) (J'l G) Sia Million $ 10:00 DtJ of Discovery Min "The last Kamikaze" CR) 6 Today at Aqu1 Caliente Steve traces a m1ss1ng nuclear war· • Fiith lot Tod•' head lhat has fallen into the hands News of a World War II Japanese pilot Jeny Falwell who has lived a5 a recluse on a News /This Is J1pan remote island On the Unt m OLD TIMERS' NITE! m CAN THE CIPHER *SING ALONG.WITH'US! *BE DECIPHERED?1 m The Best ol Evenlna at Pops JOIN KCET & SEE. "Old Timers' N11ht" EJl) The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes @E Situation Comedy ''The Moabile Cipher" (R) al lloretn Pro1rams al Lou '9rdon Show 1:00 0 I l'ICtil I Dora's World Dora 10:30 I) follow-Up ~ look al the st11us Hall Stubby Kaye Sid Melton and of the John Birch Society, and at Scaiman Cro the~ star in this or11an1zed charities comedy about u a woman who moves ~ luuu & Allswtn uncle and encounters hoshlity from N into a house she in herited from her 1. ~111::W':btnl Show her netthbors who suspect her of 1 Th':'Protectors spy1n1 on them. . Movie: "I'll Cry Tomorrow" Ci) Police Sclrceon (dr ) ·55 .... H rd Eddi m I IHCilL I Doublt Elposure ' a . -.x1S1n aywe ' e lillJ P'aul and the S11ple Si111en Albert, R1~ud Conte. A . I h .t.. R b Fl""Ak 10 Action. ln11er CitJ mus1ca our w1 11 o erta ... . Million· lmpeulblt Donny Hathaway., plus Billy Paul 1 ~Mr.' 8esptl 4tulllr and the Staple Singer~ 6 Dl•lope I P'assport to Tr.vet ( a ) Louis P'tul Lehm111 Beat of JO/Nnn • JlmmJ S1HU•rt Sllow Wortd of Survlvtl ll:OO Cl) O O (j)@ CI) N"1 £1 Siio• de 5Ytvl• Pinal A11111ln1 Wortd ol llrHkln l :JO I)@(]) Cf) ll•l•k "Niaht of the 6 Medi• Piraeus" (R) Kojak is puzzled when o (~ CI)) Ntwa a belt stolen from a Greek sailor m ATRRVN KUHLMAN triggers the. killinr of. three men, * (IN COLOR) and a prominent eyew1tneu to the " hi theft Is unconcerned. lllttflryn " man 0 @ 00@) m "8 c Su" d., 700 C1ub MJatery-McCltud ''The Man With : Me•benhlp ~peal/lup's Show lhe Golden Hit" (R) Marsh1I Mc· 11:15 l (]) St•lllJ & Ct111peny Cloud's hat holds the secret to a ( I Ci)) Spanish Movie million dollar conspiracy headed by 11~30 ,. Mftte: ,<C) ·~•dew Over ~r the debonaire master of .a ballet •• (dra) 68 James Franciscus school Jaclyn Smith, Don Ameche Leslie Nielsen and Ric Weever guest. 0 S.1111111 & Ct!"PI"~ Guests . In ct) Mme (C) (90) .. Jesse J111111 elude Count Buie. Billy Eckshne, Mffb fre11ketttttht" (idv) '66 -Dizzy Gillespie. Bob Ho~ and c;erah John Lupton , Nard• Onyx Vaurhn 0 (~ (j)) rn m AIC Sund•J B ,acesetten Mom· (C) (211r) "Th• Odd Couple" Movie: (C) "Tiie Stltd P'tbbla" (R) (~m) '72-lack Lemmon, Wal· ~ncl. (dra) '66 Steve M.cQueen ter Matthau Neil Simon's comedy Rtchar~ Attenborouah Candice Ber classic about the ultimete in mis· aen, Richard Crenna ma tched roommates Felix (Lem· ~ Ttfepul11 mon) is the tidy soul whose nature Movie: "The Ten Mltllon Dontr abhors an empty vacuum cleaner, rab" (dra) '66 Brad Herris Dane and Osctr CM1tth1u) is the bearlike Andrews. sportswriter who Is bullish on livin1 I Ctlllbtt nature·~ way (sloppy-that is) ToflJ I SUsan Altmt Q) S.m Yerty Sllow 12:00 Johnny larttn Show @ Water World 12:30 Rlaflt Ott il:'r:'I WIMSEY STYMIED AS 1:00 · Speakl111 Fretty a:1 1:45 Mom: "Set91111 11 Fur'' (mys) *THE PLOT THICKENS '61 -susen strnbera. Christopher LIKE ENGLISH FOG! Lee. tI1) Mt111btrshlp Appeal I Mester-Z:OO 0 Ch1lle1111 MJ Stnno11 ..... 7 THE DAil Y PILOT TV WEEK AUGUST 24 11176 There~ more to the best newscast · than the best newscasters. The best-equipped TV news organization In California. Catch uS'Weeknights. Marlow at 5. Moyer at 6. Schubeck at 11. Page 8 I Fo pl• Be th· 9: 10: 12: 1: 3: 3: 4: I 6: 6: 7: 7: MONDAY AUGUST 25 For morning end efternoon llstlnes. pleue see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O "Queen of the Amuo11s" (adv) '47-Patncia Morrison, Robert Low· ery. "A Prtze of Armt" (mys) '65- Stanley Baker, Helmut Schmidt. 10:00 (I) "Relentteu" (wes) '48-Robert Youna. Marauerlte Chapman. 12:00 m ''Top Hat" (mus) '35 -Fred ~taire, Ginaer Roaers, Helen Brod· erick. 1:00 0 "The Seventh Survivor" (dra) '45 -Austin Trevor. John Stuart. ® (C) "lure of the Wlldemeu'' (dra) '52-Jean Peters, Jeffrey Hun· ter, Constance Smith. J:OO (ig) "Anna K.renln1" (dra) '36 - Greta Garbo, Fredric March. @ "The hd l the B11utlful" (dra) '52 -Kirk Doualas, Lana Turner, Dick Powell 3:30 (1) (C) "The lon1est Hundred Milts" (adv) '67 -Dou& McClure, Kathanne Ross. 0 (C) "Houdini" (dra) '53-Tony Curtis, Janet Leiah, Torin Thatcher. 4:00 fJ "lone Star" (dra) '52 -Clark Gable, Ava Gerdner, Broderick Crew· ford. L V L N I N (, 6:00 a o (j) llQl m m m """ CVO@(JJQ)OO<~(])) News (j) lo1t11UI Wild Wiid Wnt Cirwen Autt Mod Squid Merle Terese The lnvaden Uectric Companr Roc'1 l fritltds 6:30 Merv Ciri~ln Show That Girt 1 (V IS,, : T'el Chi Ch'uan ( 00> Dt1ltt's Choice • Trnel film Ciallopln1 Qourmtt Uttlt RalCllt 7:00 oo~oo mmN••s Ironside Bowtln1 for Dollan 6 Mod Squad Trvttl or Consequencn Concentration I love Lucy The fll la Lobe The 811 Valle, : ll1terf1Ct ( Cl)) llofta111a • Palom• Tllrtt Stoo1es 7:30 IJ $25,000 flrr1mld Betsy Palmer and Tony Roberts are the aue.st celebritiH. B Police Sur1eon 1920 social ctrcle which frequented! Newport in the summer and Palm Beach in the winter, attended by their servants. For more Information see the COVER Story. (6J The Untouchablu THE DAILY PILOT T\I WEEI< AUGUSI 2• 11116 TUESDAY AUGUST 26 O Love American Style "love & the Doorknob" Trying to prove to his new bride that his mouth is not too small, Ernest puls his mouth around a doorknob-and can't ael tt off! Gary Lockwood and Stefanie Powers star. 0 KABC Special "The First Fron· tier" An award-winning ehildren's special produced by WABC·TV •n New York. Jo~ph Earley portrays Captain John Smtih 1n his lrrps to discover a route to the Pacific, his search for aold, and his at tempts lo locate the survivors ol the Virgmia Roanoke Colony. (j)@ ffi To Tell the Truth 0 (129 8 )) ~al ABC Mond11 For mornin& and afternoon llat1n1s, Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The legend of please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Lwie Borden" (R) (dra) '75 -Eliza. Below, for your convenience, ere belh Montgomery, Ed Flanders. the day's movies. Katherine Helmond. F1onnuala Flana· ----------gan, frilz Weaver Elizabeth Mont· DAYTIME MOVIES aomery stars as the notorious New England spinster accused ol lhe axe n1urders of her lather and step· 9:00 0 "Naked furJ'' (dra) '59 -Gene molher The dramat11at1on by Wil· Madison, Kenneth Cope. "last P1111t llam Bast 1s based on his idea of to Baelbec•" (adv) '65 -Georae wllat may have happened in the Sanders, Rossana Podesta. fJ Million $ Movie: (2hr) ''The Peo· pie Against D'H1ra" (dra) '52 - Spencer Tracy, Pat O'B11en. Criminal lawyer tries to bribe a witness and then vindica tes himself al the cost double murders of the Fall River, 10:0000 "Ifs In the Ber" (com) '45 - Massachusetls, spinster's well-lo-do Fred Allen, Jack Benny, William Ben· lather and slepmorher on that fate· d1x, Binnie Barnes, Robert Benchley. ful August 4, 1892. 12:00 m "Dart Comm1nd" (dra) '40 -m The Bold Ones John Wayne, Walter Pid11eon1 Claire of his life. [g) let's Make A Deal m Hoa1n's He~s 9·30 6 News Trevor, Roy Rogers. . l :00 0 ''Trac• the Min Down" (mY$) m Pobre Clira '57 -Kent Taylor, Petula Clark. ~ 00 Wild WOr1d or Animals 10:00 0 m El) Nnn EE Ahora 00 Perry Mason m lirnmr Dean Show 0 Meet the Mayors ft!\ · • W Reverend Ike ia.t Bud Funllo s Steam Room 061 Green Acres W Little Rase1ls 1:00 IJ @ (}) (j) I shc1AL I Chet (R) News 10:30 I Community Ftedbacll Cher, the glamorous sin11er-comed1· 61 Alfred Hitchcock enne, is joined by auests Bette Mid· €1J Acompaname ler, Flip Wilson and Elton John for this musical-comedy sp. ecial. 11:00 I 0 mm m News O @OO@J m NBC Monda, . G:91@@News Night Baseball Teams to be an· Best or Grouc;ho nounced. 6 Sgt. Bllh 0 .. Movie: (C.) (2hr) "Call Me Mad· . ~~: ~tiSahnowflle .. Where Have am (mu~) 53 -Ethel Merman. Alt the Plumbers Gone? with E&il D~nald 0 Connor, Georae Sanders. "Bud" Krogh Billy DeWolfe, Walter Slezak. An I!) Mod Sq ad uninhibited Washington hostess, the trn m Pet:r Gunn ambassadress to the Duchy of ruii · "lichtenburg," finds love is more ~The Untouch•.bles effective than the dollar in cement· <1:29 (]))Wanted. Dead or Alive ing international relations. 11:15 g) Cinema 34 (6) Wiid Wild West 0 (tj!J 00> m Cl) The Rookies 11;30 tJ UV CIJ CBS late Movie: (C) .. An Ualy Way to Die" (R) The "M11oc 7" (d~a) '67 -~ene Barry, rookies work on a case involving an Elsa Martinell!, Cyd Charrsse. arsonist sniper whose taraets for 0 Q} 00. ®.l m Johnnr Carson death are city firemen. Lou Antonio, em Cosby IS auest host. Larry Pennell Jesse Vint and Kim 0 The Honeymooners Hamilton gue;t. @ Movie: .. Destination Moon" (sci· I Dealer's Choice 11) ·50 -John Archer, Warner An· BIYtrfJ I Vidal Sassoon Show derson. Soccer From Muico 0 (Qj (j)) (V Wide World Mrs· Mavle: (C) (2hr) "The Prince l tery "I'm the. Girt H_e Wants to KJll" the Show1ir1" (rom) '57-Laurence (R) An Amencan 11rl In lo~don. is Olivier, Marilyn Monroe Sybil Thorn· the one person who can 1dent1fy ~e. ' a psychopathic killer. Julie Sommars W C:rand Pri1 Tennis: Summer Tour stars . (3'/2hr) "U.S. Pro Championships, fJ Movie: (C) "Pin-Up Ciir1" (rom) Boston" Players compete for $100, '« -Betty Grable. Joe E. Brown, 000 in the rnen's final matches. Martha Raye. @I) Mur Airadecldo m Mission: Impossible m Japanese lan1u11e Pro1r1m1 ED The Kiiiers 1:30 m Mm Griffin Show 12:00 0 Twlllfht Zone @I) Los Pollvocet m Get Smert 9:00 IJ (i1) (}) CIJ PREMIERE Beacon 12:30 0 NYPD Hiii (2hr) A new dramatic series de· m Daktari picting the intertwined lives of a rich, influential Boston lrish·Ameri· l :OO IJ ~Tomorrow can family and Its staff of servants. CV (j) @ ct) News The ~ries, inspired by the Emmy Award-winnina PBS series "Upstairs, Downstairs.'' focuses on the Benja· min Lassiter family, as well as one Mr. Hacker, the l 1sslter head butler, and all those on his domestic staff. The Lassiter family mOYes in that 1:45 £1 Mavle: "Mother Didn't Tell Me" (com) 'SO-Dorothy McGuire, Wil· llam Lundlaan. June H1voc. 3:00 tJ Movie: "The Stventtl Victim" (hor) '43 -Kim Hunter, Tom Con· way @ (C) "City of Feat'' (adv) '59 - Paul Maxwell, Terry Moore, Marisa Mell. 3:00 o "Honky Tonk" (dra) '42 -Clark Gable. Lana Turner @ 00 (C) "Don't Go Near the Water'' (com) '57 -Glenn Ford, Gia Scala. 3:30 @ (C) "See How They Run" (mys) '64-John Forsythe, Senta Beraer. 0 (C) "Just for You" (d!I) '52 - Bing Crosby, Jane Wyman, Ethel Barrymore. Natalie Wood. 4:00 O (C) "That Midnl1ht Kiss" (mus) '49-Mano Lanza, Kathryn Grayson, Jose lturbi. E v E r~ 1 N r. 6:00 . ,c~ll&~~~~;: .. {i) Bon1nza Wild Wild West Green Atres Mod Squad Maria TtreSI The Invaders : Electric Campanr Rocky l Friends 6:30 o Merv Griffin Show That Girt 1 @ ISpy ; T'1i Chi Ch'uan ( 00> Dealer's Choke • Travel film Ciallopln1 Gourmet Little Rasala 7:00 OOQ)OO mc:ENtw1 Ironside Bowlin& for Dollars Mod Squad Truth or Consequences Concentration I love Lucy The Fii la lobl The 111 Valley : Jean Shepherd's America ( 00) lonaw • f'alom• ThrH Stooaes 7:30 New Treuure Hunt · ®l til Cil Hollywood Squares love American StJlt "love end the Sweet Sixteen" A bl11mlst •Ith three wives come.s up for senttnc· ina before • tou1h. no-nonaense ft· male Judae. "Love & the Ski lod&t" An import1nt race thrutens the (Continued) TUESDAY (Continued) eet to a cache ot $!> mtlhun h f k · t C6l The Untouchablu hfsn~e~~~ld~. a ' ' tns ructor •nil 0 (1:19 00> CV a> A 8 C Tuudar O Let's Make A Deal Movie: (C) (2hr) "Man in the WH· (j)@ m To Tell the Truth dernm" <R) (adv) '71 Rtehard WEDNESDAY AUGUST 27 Q Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Harns. John Huston, HMry Wilcoxon Wiid North" (adv) •52 _ Stewart Richard Harrts star!> as a wtlderness For morning end afternoon llatlnas, Granger, Wendell Corey. Cyd Cha scout in the Northwest Temlor) of pleHe see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. risse A trapper, who killed a back 1820 who 15 mauled by a anuly Below, for your convenience, are woodsman 1n sell defense. is cap bgar and leh to dte the dey's movies lured by a Mountie. but lhen must aJ The Bold Onet ----------- SaYe the Mounl1e's hie when the}' m The Best of Evening It Pop~ DAYTIME MOVIES become lost in the lro1en nnrthern 9:l0 O News wilderness @I) Pobre Clara m Hoaan's Heroes 9:00 0 "Outlaw Gan1'1 (wes) ''9 Don EIJ) Dr Who & The Ambnudor~ of 10:00 0 l111 llJ (8J Bunabr lonts Im Barry Robert lower) "Commendo" Death ' agl' ol Evil" (R) Barnaby is called (adv) 64 'itel'lart Granger Oori,.n I Pat B()(lne & Tht little Onu into the c.ase when a young dtrec Gray Animal World to rial genius, plagued by an over \0:00 ( 6) "Ho Love for Johnnie" (dr1) 6 \ Little Rasuls the hill star who is rutniog his film Peter Finch Stanley Holloway, decides to ehmmate the acto1 per a:oo B '17') [31 ( 8 G 0 0 d TI mes (R) manentfy Mary Peach Whtie J J's floating on Cloud 9 over 0 ljJ ~J 0 m Poltce Storr 12:00 m "Qualltr Street" (com) 37 - being asked by the lovely and '<in1per" (R) Ton"t l o Blanco, Glenn Katharine Hepb1•rn Franchot Tone wealthy Clanssa Robinson to escort Corb1"l1 and Patty Ouke Astin star 1ri 1•00 O "Th l t'" .. H Land her to a posh danc!' her snooty 11 drama dealtng with a tranttc police • ed'' · ~ .u ••ernec..s •ve • parents are looking down their chase to localP a mentally d1~h!rbPd Je ?11 ) 16 l!'w Ayres Isabel noses at J J and his lam1ly .. gunman 0-Z~'The Blue An1el" (dra) '59 0 1:21 (6) (10) m Adam-12 Sur. mm ffi Hews May Britt Curt lu1gens Theo<lore peel Number 1" CR) An e1 con 6 Perry Mason BikPI (guest Donald Barry) ftnds hie "out Get Smart side" too tough when he 1s released f.t6' Green Acres 3·00 rlQJ "I hllr This Woman'' (dra) '40 from jail and so he makes every EE) International Anim1tion Festival H~ Lamarr, Spencer Tracy attempt to be returned to prison . t2J) ( 6 } "Above g 8erond" ldra) ·53 O Mov1t: (C) (2hr) "How To Be 10:30 0 Community Fredblck Robrrt Taylor fteanor Parker Very, Very Popul•r" (com) '55 -~ News James Whitmore Betty Grable Sheree North, Robert i' Alfr~ thtchcock l:lO (J J CC) "The l ivelv Set" (rom) '64 Cummings · feehni Good , f7"I W'ld Wiid W• .. t · El Show de Walter Memnto James Darren. Pamela T1tftn t D J t u O (C) "Ride ' Kill" (dra) '65 fJ (09 (i ) rJ ffi Hap PY D tr 5 l l.00 i 0 0 @E m m Neiri Alri Nlf.ol Margaret Grayson (lhr) Two repeal episodes "Cru1s 3 (jJ ®)~@ News ' 1n'" R1ch1e and lnends bet another Best of GrouGho •·oo 0 "Francis Joins the WACS., (com) buddte that they can beat him at Set-Bilko '54 Donald O't.11nnor Julte latchmg on to new "ch1~s " "Fon • The Lucy Show Adam~ Chill Wills Zte's Getting Married" Fonzie lmds The Ashman file "Super Prophet the girl of his dreams but Richie or Super Flake'" with Or loseph discovers she has a scandalous past Jeffers m Dealer'$ Choke I Mod Squad tE Beverly ' Vidal Susoon Show 1 (3) Mr. Lucky m I n··. CIA( I Miss MHICCI of Los ~ The Untouchables An1eles 1975 : The Killers ~ Movie; (2hr) ''Stage Frl1ht" (129' !BJ) Wanted: De1d or Alive (susp) '50 -Jane Wyman, Marlene D1elr1ch, Michael W1ld1ng 11 :15 efl Cinem1 ~ ~The .~iv1ls of Sherlock Holmes 11 :30 O (11) (1) (I) CBS Late Movie, (C) Cell 13 Professor Van Dusen has "Foohteps~flliu Guys Finish Last" claimed he will "think his way out" (dra) '72 -Richard C1enna, Joanna 6•00 I \/ l "• I N I • HJ (lg) mm m Newi (lM(J)(~/'i)) HI'•• nanu Wild Wiid West Green Acres Mod Squad Mula Teresa of Cell 13, the condemned cell. Pettet, Forrest Tucker, Clu Gulager which IS surrounrled by lhtck walls. 0 elJ@ ~Ql m Johnny Carson 6:30 7 locked steel doors, ao 18 loot Bill Cosby is guest host The lnv1ders Electric Company Rocky & Friends 0) Merw Ciriffin \how That Ciir1 ouler wall and 25 yards of search O The Honermooners ltght covered ground Douglas W1I (!)Movie: "Zimba" (adv) •49. Jon mer stars Hall, June Vincent. efl uitos 0 (~ @) @ Wide Wor1d Mys. a> Japanese Lan1ua1e Programs tery "The Deadly Visitor" (R) l :lO 0 @ (31 (8 l M•A•S•H (R) The CJ Movie: "Deep W1ters'' (dra) ''8 1 CV I Spy : ral Chi Ch'Ulft ( ) Dealer's Choice • Trawtl Film G1llopinr Gourmet Little Reseals k·11 d . r th '077th -Dana Andrews, Jean Peters, Ces"r s t s an courage o e .. are Romero 7:00 tesled under fire -ltlerally-as they m Mission: Impossible 0 0 12:1 l6l m a> News Ironside ftnd themselYes trying to save ltYes while dodging bombs 12:00 0 Twililht Zone 0 fll (iJ 0 m N 8 C Tuesday Q) Get Sm1rt Movie: <"·~ (90) "The 81~ Rip-Off' l 2"30 0 NYPD (R) (dra) 75 -Tony Curtis, Brenda m Movie· "In Old C1flfornla" (wes) Vaccaro, Roscoe lee Browne. Larry •42 _ lohn Wayne. Palsy Kelly, Al Hagman, Tony Curtis stars as an bert Dekker easy gomg con man/gambler who plots an intric11te swindle to recover 1 :00 0 l1g) Tomonow a fortune 1n ransom money. This is 0 (31 CJ) fl"3 (j) "''" the p1lol movie for NBC's upcoming new series "McCoy." premiering on NBC Sunday Mystery Movie this fall m Merv Griffin Show @!) El Show de (rnlll N1urlo 9:00 O @(I) (8) Haw1ll Flv1-0 "Char ler lor Death" (R) Nehemiah Persoff t:~S O Movie; "Che•per By the Doten" (com) '50-Clttton Webb, Myrna Loy, Jeanne Cniin 3:00 m All-Nlcht Show: "Flame of tht lsla~s." "AJ Jennings of Oki•· homa" guests as a deported mobster llee 3:10 I) Movie: "Marine R11ders" (dr1) ing a Corsican edle and try1n1 to '44 -Pit O'Brien, Robert Ryan Pag~ tO lo.linr for Doll1rs Mod Squad Truth or Consequences Coneentr1tlon I love Lucy The FBI La Lobl ~ The Big V11tey W lunne Wolf With Vidal" f 00> 8on1nn Paloma Thrff Stoo1es "f.nre 7:30 IJ Lorne Greene's Last of the Wiid "African Antelope" One of Africa's scenic wonders, the 1reat antelope, is studied because of Its incredible ability to survive is they face their m11ny pred1tors in the Africa" wilds THE OAll i Pt' OT ry WEEll. Al)r.IJ~l • 197t 1J Hime That Tune B Lew ._ltb11 ~ "LOYe ind tlle Mother" A newlywed couple Just aets settled In their hotel suite when the bride's mother aniYes, wying she's left her husband and there's no other hotel room 11v11I able in town. Shelley Faberes, K.11 Medford and Morey Amsterdam Siii I CelebrltJ Swffpmku @(ii To Teti the Truth Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) om1n of St11w" (susp) 6A Gina lollobri11d1 Sean Connery In order to 1tt1in his fortune, the nephew of 1 crotchety old million aire schemes with a beautiful nurse and gets her to m1rry the old man Then th111gs don't quite turn out as the nephew planned (10) rriu Is Ri&ht I Ho11n's Heroes @ Last of the Wiid DEIUT When Telewlsion Was L e First of a J.part nostaleia series on the "Gnlden Age nl Telev1s1on" wtth Petl'r I ind Haye~ and M111v Healy - Pop lion the Country Ctlebrltr Bowlinr Llttte Rascals 8:00 I)@ GD Ton, Or11ndo & D1wn (R) Ted Knight, G,.org1a Engel and Baseball's Home Run King Henry Aaron. auest 0 ~ Ci) tlO.l m Little House on the rr1irle (thr) "The Lord Is My Shepherd" (R) ~ mountain rnan (guest Ernest Bor1nine) proYides spiritual romfort tor I aure who feels responsible for lhe death of her baby brolher because shr did not pray for his recovery frl)m an illness O Movie: (C) (2hr) ''Blut Skies" (mus) '46 Bing Crosby, Fred Asta ire, Joan Caulfield (!) Wiid Wlld West 0 (eij (i)) (3) al That's My Ma m1 'Earl's Girl" (R) Earl believes he has found the girl of his dreams but she turns out lo have eyes only for Clifton Chelsea Brown guesls I De1ler's Choice Beverly I Vidal Sassoon Show El rrofesor Aldao Movie: (C) (2hr) "Straterk Air Comm1nd'' (dra) '55 James Sl ew art. June Allyson. Frank Lovejoy EIJ) Feelini Good "Whal You Don't Know Can Hurt" This program deal~ with the feelings, facts and mtscon cepttons about breast cancer Dtek CaYett hosts and lulia Child 1uests @I) Chl1ftpionshlp Wrest1illl m lapanes,, lln1uare Proarams 8:30 0 (~ (fl) (j) a') ABC Wednes· d•J Movie· (C) (90) "Locusts" (R) (dra) '74 Ron Howard. Ben John son A young World War II p1lol, discharged as psychologically unfit to fly must conquer his personal terror and dispel his father's 'hame when they deal with ~ m111nacin17. swarm of msects. m Merv Griffin Sllow fD Min lullds, Man Destroys 9:00 B @ rn CJ) Cannon "The Set up· (R) After two near successful attempts on his life, Frank Cannon comes to the concluston that the underworld has mistaken htm for a Cannon look-alike. (i) The Untouchablts G) The lolcl Onn 9: 10 10 11 11 11 lZ lZ 2 ] ~Er;~::~!.1~a~~~~'~,·1~r:n\R~~~~s .:,,-;-) G'8VI . ~[1@~rn c ODro) winning drama about the tragic Lr' human remnanh of a 0'1C" flourish ~~\.\.(-~ ~~l~~~~=~IPr~,:~~nR c;:~7nnha:eun~ ,.;(~· 'JJ~ R JI. hr c~ ' Will Hare, Carol W11t1ard and James • Staley star I' . earon I an 9:30 -News r--_ _ _ _ Club Bah11 Show 1 HL. 1 A"SITL'o"' "--•· (' I u b Cl £ • ~ ...... ---( • ......-.: ronl 11\l'r, ·n ) Ruhc:n I "'-"""'• 1J11r1rn)td IJ~ l>:nld l>uko. h th r w n. f-u,.n 1~.._,ilt'r · Po re "" (Kathryn W:.lkrr) llvr\ alnnt'. Benjamin I :."it"' l'rt pht11 l-'llio111) l' lht' ma,lt'r of thr h•111~f Ro,amnnd I :a"iltr 10:00 0 (11) (3) Manni. "Search for A (Killy Winn) U•t'' 111 home. f"milr f0t'Ann ''"a"''· ,.h 1 rn~'>'' drinkini 1, m:.rrfod 1<1 T re•or Bullock. Maudf Dea.d Man' (R) All er M<1nnix is I fMae•t' Mc-Guire) l' marrlt'd to Rkhud Pah111r th•·~ h:l\l f•1111 ('hildr"n ISl>llll'dl '1itn t a"ittr. por1l'1t)'t'd I)) huf'd 10 •ind out 11 one apparent Nanc) i\1arehand. I• the mf,trt':-' of th r hou" 1111 tk..,,.,.,, Ullt murrler 1~ real or imaginary he is - ------- ----- ~o ~ucce~~ful that ht winds up with "If you 'larl w11h tht• prcml'l' th.1• IP I ngl ;rntl 11~ 1•11 1111:\ h.1d hcg111 :11 la~ l' u>rnm.md in B1l\IOn two dead bodr~s to explain one M:rv;int '"a "1:rvant. hur in Aml'rtl'i' lt1: \..II\ h1:1:111m ,,, I lll'.1h:d pl·opk wh1 mrght rl'.lll y have t:cimc of them to h1~ surpme being that p of his citenl · rl·,1dent yo11 hegtn tn gra'p I hl· pr<1hk111' 111 I 111111 t h.11 pl.1..:• 111 t 1m1: 0 (lJ (i) m Petrocelfl 'T he Kid I volvcd 1n cre;1t1ng an Aml·ri<:.tn dr;1mat1• 'l'l ll'' r hrnugh !h1· l'h,•Lll'h'I He11 I ·•"lier. WC will bl' napping" (R) Kim Da1by g11esls as '"'pircd hy. the Briti'h "Up,1a1r!. D11wn-,1;1ir~ ahlt-It' \CC th1 pnl1t1c' of lhl' pcnmJ T hrough a mother who kidnaps her own son So ~"Y' ,Jllllwr ()1clney li1rroll wh11 '(;ript ed l:k:1l'P11 h1wn till' knhl'm1.111 daughter Wl''ll M~e thl· arl' llhrom herhpoweedrful tfhalhhoer lcndlaew ahnedn H ill premiering MnnJ&'.Y from l) lo 11 PM on ot tlh I 1>211, '" f,1ct 'he 'hall h,1ve ,, 'nccn l e~• en 1~ c arg w1 m1 1 w . . l . fil · 1 h h the man's secretary 1~ foonti dead. ( BS he 'erh'' wi ll :m rqwl,1rlv 111 lh•. I 111:,day <ti 0n1. 1wi111 tn1 thl' cn11.:rg111g m 1111 u'try, w 1c ~m m News I OPM t i me~lol wa• l'IK•rtllPU' •teW' .•• th.It ltllll' ., hw11gh R<1hcrl. Perry Muon l hi: new d1.1m.1lll 'enl':o. dcplt't' the intertw111l·d lhl ...c•n Wl··11 'l'l' 'llll1l' nl tilt· d1 fl inll11t'' ~hic.·h (ljj (8)) (3) m The Jim Stal· lrve' of a t t<.:h influent ial Bo .. tnn lr"h -\m.:n<.:.111 f;1n•d young n11·n h:it'k fn>111 the w.1r We Wiii 'cc lord Show George Gobel. a11d Tile . Caplai'1 & Tennille iwest l.1mily and 1h 'it.1ff of wrvanh in 1920 B1h t11n tin ne~ \\.1';1lth enll'rging Jnd 11wyhc l'V.:ntuall y (81 The FBI i Thl' .sl.!rte' fnn"c' on thl· Bl!nJam1n l ;"''"·'' l;iniil} wl· ,h;1fl 'C•' wh·•t happen' 111 11ur rn:h f.1m1ly whcn o [sP1C1AL !Three Women Alone which 111cludc' hi' wife their c hildren ;ind th1:ir th~ <.:r."h uiml" 111 llJ29 Colleen Dewhurst narrates thi~ look ,pou'e~. a<. well .1~ on Mr H ackc1 the I ,1"111:1 at three women a widow. a di -Al the '·"lll t1m1 the hPu,ehold 'tall, dtll'Cted h\ t hr head h11lci H Jckl'r ha' ''' nwn \Cl of vorcee and a sinitle woman and the hrad hutlcr. <ind all tho'c nn ht~ d0me,ltc 'taff lifestyles they've chnsPn ID Get Sm1rt e26) Green Acres 10:30 I Garner Ted Armst1on1 News (4 Alfred Hitchcock : Caueht in the Act · u Cri1d1 Bien Cr11da 11:00 (I) 0 eI) gr, CE) News 00 OO) (j"":I @ News Best of Groucho Sgt. Bilko The Lucy Show The Ashman File Mod Squad (3) Peter Gunn The Untouchables The Killers ( (i l) W1nted: Dead or Alive 11 :lS eI) Cinema 34 11 :30 0 (ft.i (}j (i) CBS ute Movie: (C) ''The Tieer Makes Out" (com) '67 Eli Wallach. Anne Jackson 0 (lj (A) 0 m lohnny Carson 8111 Cosby is guest host O The Holfeymooners 00 Movie· "follow Th1t Wom1n" (mys) '4'i Nancy Kelly, Wilham Gargan. 0 ((29 (8 1) (3) Wide World Spe- cial "las Vegas Celeb11ty Secrets" (R) Dick Clark hosts O Mov ie: "You Were Meant for Me" (mus) '48 Jeannt Crain, Dan Dailey I Mission; lmpossiblt 12:00 Twilieht Zone Get Smart 12:30 HYPO Movie: "hupe Me Never'' (rom) '4 7 Ida Lupino, Gil{ Young. Errol FlyM, Eleanor Parker 1:00 §[§)Tomorrow m (81 ~1 r6) News 1 :4S Movie· (C) "Violent Slturday" (dra) '5fl R1ch11rd Egan. Ernest Borgnine. Victor Mature, lee Marvin. 2:30 m All-Nleht Show: "Flehter At· t1et" "Ambush at Clm1rron Pass" 3:30 D Movie: "Double Oyn1ml1e" (com) '51 Frank Sinatra, Jane Russell, Groucho Marx Carroll. who h:l' rcce1vl•d n1101n011' wnt1nl! award, 1n 1clev1,1ori and featur(' fi lm' w o1, .1p proacheri hy ~1i"' Servi Vrrtuc. a dyn.11n1<· £·ngl"h c'(eCU llVl' produLe r who wanted to clo .11 '\mcm:.111 dram:itr<.: 'erie' tn'p1recl hy Up,tair~. Dnwmta1r' "W(' decided on 19:!0 hcca u~e it remove' thl· \ltlry from lhc Victorian cr.t <.i:t it tn Bn<.ton he cau'c 11\ a charming city and ir "n't New York Therc huve heen pll'nty of tclcv1,io11 <.h11w' aht1111 Nl'W Ynrk City. "After rhe F rr<.t World War tht' t:nu11 11 y WJ' teeming with amh1tion. C'hrnniclcr1> deal with thl! inten~e nptim1~m o f the pc0pk thl'n There w11' 11 wide-<;pr('ad helief in the furure Th<' l lnitc(t 1-itate' had overthrown the enemy tn f1 1rnp<' and we were g0ing to ~h0w the w<•rld We werl' very rich and due 10 ger richer It quite p1 1~<.ihly wa• the high pnint of the American 'prrit "The Irish were coming into their t•Wn in tht' country in th~carly part o f th<.' 20th century 811 ,. - ptohll·rth. 111"• 'hc11 lrvl'' ,,, one would c.i.pcct. are 1\11 .111~ enllll'"h"·oJ with 1h1'"' ol their employer' For c>.arnph-"e·11 'cc Rn .or> the nephew or the h,.11,ckel'pl·r 1n 1mhit1ou' 1111dltgcn1 newly .ir rived 1mm1~r;1n• repn:,l'nt;HIV<.' ol the innu.i. of lmh 1mm1gr:1nr~ of th111 pcrtl)d Wc'll 'cc him de 'dop and w.••ch him o n ha:. cl1mh to :.uccc~~." The intl'nor nf a Georgian town hou\e U 'lt:d in lhl !.ho" now 'ta11d' in 'it11dio ~I at the CRS H111adc.c1~1 Cent r1 in New York City: a conglo m erall' recomtnictmn of the reel brick h0me~. many of thl·m dcsigntd hy C 'harlc' 811lfinch which mu k1' up thr elegant r1•,i1knli;it "'cfic)n ri~tng ahtwl' th• Ro~ton Cornml')n Tom John thl' ~l'I J c.,1gncr and John Wendell thl' 'ct ciecorntor ro)n<;ic.kr their assignment on "Bl' scon Hill s l·nmhinat1011 historical document and dl'~tgn pll•Jec1 Equally as many hourl' of rc search a' ac111al con,truction wcnl into the c0m- pletinn ol the I <i<;\lter homl' THF SERVANTS -(1..-R) Arthur Harkrr. P<>f1,,.ytd by Geor&l' ROR, Is lht' l.a.~sltt'r'~ butler In eharie of lb t domt'!itk ruff. Tueort O'Hara (011vfd Rounds) 1~ Mr. Harker\ a~tant Kate Mtbaftey t11a Pt'Ukan) 1.~ tbt Haekt'r's nit'et', and 11 maJd. Eleanor (Sydnt'y Swirl') b also a maJd. Maurttn Mehafft'y (Susan Blanrhant), an· olbu maid, l~ Kale'~ rnu!iln. Wiiliam Pipu CRk hard Ward) I.\ tht' 1.8~\lter's eook. Brian Mallory (Paul Rudd) b Mrs. Haektt's nepM'I", rttt'fllly arrived from lrt'land. Emmrllnl' Harktr f8nb'in StTaljlhl, waltd) I~ Mr. Hack- er's wlft , and Che houSt>kttpt'f for lht l.a."'~lte~ Pa&e 11 THURSDAY AUGUST 28 For morning •nd •fternoon llstlngs, ple.se see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, .,. the d•y's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O "The Homertudm" (wes) '53 -Wild Bill Elltott "I W1nted • Wines" (dra) '41 -Ray Milland, William Holden, Veronica Lake. 10:00 @ "Bordertown" (wes) '35 -Paul Muni, Bette Davis. 12:00 m ''The Macnificenl Ambersons" (dra) '42 -Joseph Collen, Anne Ba-ter. Agnes Moorehead. l ;00 O "N1ncy Steele Is Missina:" (mys) '37 -Vic tor Mclagten, June Lang, Peter Lorre. ~§"Suspense'' (mys) '46 -Barry Sullivan, Behta, Bonita Granville. 3:00 o "libeled Lldy" (com) '37 - Jean Harlow. Wilham Powell. ~ 00 (C) "Jla:saw" (dra) '72 - Harry Guardino, Hope Lange, Brad· lord Dillman 3:30 'V (C) ''The Killers" (susp) '64 - Lee Marvin, Angie Dickinson. O (C) "The Blue Panther" (dra) '65 -Akim Tamirott. Marte La- foret. 4:00 O "633 Squ1dron" (dra) '64-Chfl Robert son, George Chak11is. EVENINC. 6 : 00 3 Rufc&~~~r~~:,, Cf} Bon1nu Wild Wiid West Green Acres Mod Squid Mula Teresa The Invaders m The Electric Company Ei) Rocky & Friends 6:30 I Merv Griffin Show That Girl 1 CV I Spy : r11 Chi Ch'u1n ( 00> Duler's Choice ' Travel Film G1llopln1 Gourmet uttle Rasals 7:00 0 0 ~ 00 m CE) News lronSlde 8o'fflinr for Dollus Mod Squid Truth or Consequences Concentr1llon I Love Lucy The FBI LI l oba The Bil Y1lley : Book Beat "Ronald Colman" Author Benita Colman discusses her book about her actor father. ' (j)) Bon1n1a · Paloma Three Stooaes 7:30 I Candid C1mera · Price Is Rl1ht Love Amerlcln Style ®}let's Make A Deel I @CV To Tell the Truth • Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Hel· lo, FriKO, Hello" (mus) '43 -Alice Page 12 THE DAILY PILOT T\/ WEEI<. AUGUST 24 11176 Faye, John Payne. Jack Oakte, June wUh an older man who lalks het Ha\IOC. into dm1ng the getaway car 1n an I Hog1n's Heroes attempted bank robbery Barbara 00 Hollywood Squares Loden wrote the story and also stars The W1y It Wu "1956 Dodg· as Wanda. Co starring are Michael FRIDAY AUGUST 29 ers/Ya nkees World Series" H111g1ns, Frank Jourdano and Valene ~Weter Wor1d Manches. For morning •nd afternoon llstlngs, Bobby Goldsboro Show g;lO 0 News pleue see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. little Rascals m Pobre Clara Below, for your convenience, ire 8:00 i)@ rn Ci) The Walton "The the d•y's movies. Woman" (R) John Boy falls tn love 10:00 IJ m ii) News ---------- with a visiting woman wrrter he 1s 16) Perry Muon , DAYTIME MOVIES assigned to escor1 du11ng her v1s1t D <ti9 0 >. 31.~ W o m e n s to Boatnght Untvers1ty Sport.s "Spe<1a The. lady Is A 0 fa} (jJ (lei' m Ben Vereen . . . Champ Biiiie Jean King IS ho~t~ss 9:00 D "J1ckpot'' (mys) '62 -Wilham Comin' at YI! Guests lor lhe fourth for this exammation °1 the exciting Hartnell, Belly McOowall "forbid· and linal show are Frankie Avalon, an~ rapidly growing world of wo~· den Huven" (dra) '36 -Charles Sha Na Na and Avery Schreiber en 5 sports. Amon~ the stars who 11 Farrell Charlotte Henry. · · J h L ' be seen are Chns Evert. Shirley · who 1otn regulars Arte o nson, 1z B b h 1.1 (th 1 d' US OI 10:00 Cl) ''Two Yank3 In Trinidad" (com) Torrez and Lola Falana. a as 0 e ea ing · · ympic '42 -Brian Donlev Pat O'Bnen. D Movie: (C) (Zhr) "My Wild Irish swimming hopeful_), world class J Bl . y, A .. •4 7 D M miler Francie Larrieu, pro golfers a net air. A~!~e ~~~) -ennis or11an, Sandra Palmer and Amy Alcott, and 12:00 m "Seven Days to Noon" (mys) (j) Wild Wiid West freestyle sk11ng champion Genia '50 -Bar'! Jones, O~tve Sloane . 0 (~CID> m CE) Almost Any . Fuller 1:00 D "Capt11n's P111d1se" (com) 53 thing Goes Teams lrom Boulder m Get Smart -Alec G~~nness, Y~o~ne DeCa!lo. City, Nevada: Putnam, Conn ; Mari ef6 Green Acres ~ (C) State F11r' (m~s) 62 - anna, Fla.; and Canton, Illinois, com· 10:30 i) 7J (3) (81 Pilot Project "Super Pat Boone. Pamela T11fin, Bobby pete for the Grand National Cham Cops" Steven Keats and Alan Fein· Dann. pionsh1p finals. Peggy Fleming and stein star in this drama based on 3:00 (fo "Song of love" (dra) '48 - Robert Urich are the celeb11ty the true story ol two young, abra· Katharine Hepburn. Paul Henre1d. guests. s1ve police ol ltcers who made a ~ 00 (C) "The Cobweb" (dra) '55 I Dealer's Choice record number of arrests on the -Richard Widmark, Lauren Bacall, Bever1y & Vidal Sassoon Show New York City police force The two Glo11a Grahame. Nldi1 Caro lany rebels search for a robber who 3:30 "Lillian Russell" (mus) '40 - ~Movie: (2hr) "Nitht Train lo sadistically v1ct1m11es gambling win Alice Faye Don Ameche. Munich" (dra) '40 -Rex Hamson. ners Co·stars are Cllff Osmond, Dick O "We'r~ No Aneels" (com) '55- Paul Henreid, Margaret Lockwood O'Neill, Peggy Rea, Lou Tiano, Tony Humphrey Bogart Peter Ustinov EID Philadelphia ~olk Festival Brande and Byron Morrow. Aldo Ray, Joan Be~nett. ' eI) Hoches Tlpat1as ~ W1nted: Deed or Alive 4:00 0 "The Outriders" (wes) •50 _ m Jtpanese L.Jna:uaa:e Proa:r1ms News . Joel McCrea, Arlene Dahl, Barry Sul 8:30 'Merv Griffin Show . Alfred Hitchcock livan. • Foro 2 Musical comedy EID The Arbors eI) LI Tremenda Corte 9:00 i) @ (I) I]) C B S T h ll r s d I y Movie: (C) (90) "Switch!" (R) (adv) 11:00 0 eI) g;, CE) News E.VE.NINC '75 -Robert Wagner, Eddie Albert. · 8 {fQ) Q] @ News Charles Ourn1na Sharon Gless Ken Best 0~ Groucho ... ' Sfl. Btlko Sw?llord, Charlie Callas. Jaclyn The Lucy Show Smith, Greg Mullavey, Alan Manson. Th A h Fil 6:00 I m u @) mm m News . (j)(ll)(i)~(I)(~(()) News Ana:el Bueball Cont'd. from 5PM. Angels vs. Detroit Tigers. The pilot movie for the new Fall Mi:, $q m~~ e se11es ol the same name. Wagner CV M ulq cky and Albert, as Ryan and MacBrlde, The u~·to:chabtes resp.ect1~ely, are partners 1n an tn· ~· The Killers (R) ves1t11at1on agency who try lo p~ove ( 'TJ) Wanted· Oeed or Alive that a safecracker with a previous l..P.-• record is innocent of a diamond 11:15 @m Cinema 34 robb~ry, and that the actual crtm· l1:30 0 ~ @ CBS Lite Movie: (C) inal 1s a police lieutenant. "The Dunwlch Horror" (hor) '70 -6:30 OM· ~ (OOC6) (m2h· >" .~Wch Tlh uthr sB~ a Z Sandra Dee, Dean Stockwell, Ed OVI~·,,, r ~ s e IC11 Begley. D.ahha.. (R) .(mys) 75 -Efrem 0 ei1 CI) o m Johnny Carson Z~mbal!st, ~uc1e Ainaz, Ronny Cox, Mclean Stevenson is guest host. Linden Chiles, Macdonald Carey. 0 Calender Donna M~lls. Henry Jones, Mercedes (j) Movie: "Private Hell 36'' (mys) McCambndge, Tom . Bosley, Frank •54 _ Ida Lupino. Howard Duff. Muwell. The story 1s based on an 0 (tij; ) w I d e w 0 r 1 d actual 1947 Lo~ An~eles murder Speci1I "Geraldo Rivera: Good Night 7:00 case, as a. police lieutenant at· Am enca'' (R) t~mpts to find the person respon· 0 Movie: "flllen Ancel" (dra) '45 s1ble for the death of a 22-year ~Id -Dana Andrews, Alice Faye, Linda star-struc~ woman w~o was trying Darnell. to break into the movies. m Mission: Impossible (J) The Untouch1bles 0 <CJ!HIJ)(l) CE) Stnets of San 12:00 m 'et Smlrt Fr1ncrsco "Harem" (R) Rick Nelson 12:30 m Movie: "Affair With A St11n1er" guests as the ora:anlzer of a rin11 (dra) '54 -Jean Simmons, Victor of young prostitutes who are killed Mature. if they get out of line. Kay Lenz 1:00 8 (JO) Tomorrow also guests. rn (j) ID 00 News ()0) Movi~: (C) ~2hr) ''The Movie 1:45 0 Movie: (C) "Bloodhounds of 7:30 Murderer' (m)'1) 70 -Arthur Ken· Bro1dway" (mus) '52 -Mitzi Gay- necty, Warren Oates. nor. Scott Brady. I The ~Id Ones ,. Festlv1I Jntematlon1I 2:30 m All·Nleht Show; Blood on the Hollywood Televlalon Theatre Sun," ''Teen11e Zombies" "Wanda" An unemployed woman of 3:45 i) Movie: "Slau&hter Tr1il" (wes) little education becomes involved '51 -Gig Youn1, Bnan Donlevy. 6 Bonanza Wild Wild West Green Acres Mod Squad Marie Teresa The Invaders : The Electric CompanJ Rocky & friends o Merv Griffin Show That Girl 1 CV I Spy : rai Chi Ch'u1n ( ) Dealer's Choice • Tr1vel Film Gallopln1 Gourmet little Rascals 00@ @ m(E)News lronllde Mod Squad Truth or Consequences Concentration I love Lucy The FBI LI loba The Bl&: V1lley : Wall Street Wed. ( m> Bonan11 · Pifoma Three Stoo1u M11querldt P1rtJ @) Hollywood Squam love Amerlcln Style World of the S.1 8 cm CV To Tell the Truth • Million $ Movie: (C) (90) '1he Lawless Breed" (wes) '53 -Rock Hudson, Julie Adams. 8:0 SH H She • N hH stra rec a proc m Ho1an'1 Heroea 9 @ Price Is Ri1ht fE Washlnrton Week In Review ~ Friends of Min World of Surviv1I Little R•suls 8:00 6 @ Ci) Cl) CBS Frld1y Movie Doublefe.ture: (C) (90) "Shell Game" (R) (adv) '74 -John David· son, Tommy Alk ins, Joan Van Ark, Louise Latham, Robert Sampson. Marie O'Brien. Jack Kehoe. Charm ing and resourceful Max Castle (Davidson), released after a fraud convict ion to the custody of his brother, Stephen, uses highly un conventional methods to help his brother's client who is accused of stealing a quarter of a million dol· lars in charity donations. 0 ~ Ci) (fQ) m Sanford & Son "The Merge?' (R) A proposition to merge the junk business of the San · fords and their neighbor Julio (Gregory Sierra) goes down the drain. 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Incendiary Blonde" (mus) '45 -Betty Hutton. Arturo de Cordova, Barry Fitzgerald. 00 Wild Wild West 0 (Q?l (f:)) @ aJ NCAA Pre-Se1. son Speci1I A look al some of the teams who'll be competing in this season's National Collegiate Alh · letic Association games. I Altern1tives "Alternate Schools" Bever1y & Vid1I Sassoon Show Profession1I Boxing Movie: (2hr) "Morituri" (dra) '65 -Marlon Brando. fE Qu1lity of Life Prominent econ· SHELDON LEONARD: omists. directors of research organ· izations and government oHicials discuss how economics influence the overall quality of American life. Program focuses on the many choices or "trade·offs" that have to be made when considering problems of employment, modes of trans- portation. and improving the en· vironment. el LI Vid1 con Aurell1 ffi Japanese l.lngu1ge Prog,.ms THE DAil Y PILOT TV WEEI( AUGUST~·· 1117~ EID MHterplece Theatre "Murder m The Killers Must Advertise" (R) (Qi) (j)) W1nted: Dud or Allvt 9:30 0 @Ci) CIJ CBS frid1y Movie 11 :15 iI) Cinem1 14 Doublefuture: (C) (90) "Kate Mc· Shane" (R) (dra) '75-Anne Meara, 11:30 6 @ (I) CBS Ute Movie: (C) Sean McClory Charles Haid Cal "Ail the fine Youn1 Clnnlb1ls" Bellini, Christine Belford, Charles (dra) '60 -Natalie W.ood, Robert Cioffi, Larry Gates, Stefan Gierasch. Wagner, George Hamilton, Pearl Embroiled in a trial of nerves while Bailey. defending a society woman who al· 0 ~ @ (19) m Johnny Carson legedly stabbed her husband, at. Mclean Stevenson is guest host. torney Kate McShane (Ms. Meara) 0 The Honeymooner1 finds herself pitted against a po· @ Movie: "Spies of the Air" 8:30 0 ~@@) m Chico & the lltically ambitious prosecuting at-(susp) '46 -Barry K. Barnes, Joan Min "The Man Meets Chico" (R) torney and the vengeful father of Marion. The onginal premie_re episode of the victim. U (Q!; (j)) CID Wide World Spe· the. senes ~ees aging Ed Brown m Pobre Cl111 ci1I "O.J. Simpson Is Alive & Well taking on. Chico 1n an unpredictable 10:00 f) fYi Ci)@) m Police Womin & Getting Roasted Tonight" (R) partnership. "Blasr CR) Robert Vaughn guests 00 Movie (C) "A Hole In the m Merv Griffin Sho!f and Laraine Stephens is featured Head" (com) '59 -Frank Sinatra, €[) El Show de Ros1t.1 Peru when Pepper Anderson goes under: Eddie Hodges, Thelma Ritter, Ed· 9·00 0 12} Ci)(@ m R kf rd f'I cover as a go-go dancer in order ward ~-.Robin son. . • "Charfie Harris at ~rg:" (R) ': t~ investigate the slaying of a poli· m M1ss10~: Impossible playboy, suspected of slaying his t1c1an: 12:00 m Don ~1rsh.~er's Rock Concert ,, wealthy wife, asks his former prison 0 0 m Ei) News M~vie. C1v1lry . Comm1nd cellmate. Rockford, to prove he was 00 Perry M1Son adv) 63-John Agar, Richard Arlen. with a mysterious woman during his I G~t Sm1rt Arlen. wife's demise. Tony Musante and Fight of the Week . @ Rock Concert Diana Muldaur guest. : Phll1delphi1 Folk Fest1v1I (R) 12:30 m Movie: "One of Our Airtr1ft Is 0 <9 (j)) (3) al ABC Frid1y 10:30 -News Missing" (dra) '42 -Eric Portman, Movie: (C) (2hr) 'Search for the · Hogu Dulce Hog11 Godfrey Tearle. Gods" (R) (adv) '75 - Stephen 11:00. 00 0@DmalNews l :OO O ®J@(i)Mi dnight Speci1I McHattie, Kurt Russell, Victoria Ra· I (j)@) ~ (6) News Helen Reddy is host to Freddie cimo. Raymond St. Jacques, Ralph Best of Groucho Prinze. Jose Feliciano, Johnny Rivers . Bellamy. A trio of young people 6 Sgt Bilko & Waylon Jennings. ·search a remote section of New • Movie: (C) "Three On A Couch" 1:45 6 Movie: (C) "Hell Is for Heroes" Mexico for fragments of a 55.000· (corn) '66-Jerry Lewis. Janet Leigh, (dra) '62 -Steve McQueen. Bobby year-old medallion that could tell Mary Ann Mobley. Darin, Fess Parker. the secrets ol ancient astronaut i The Ashman File 2:30 m All-Night Show: ''Stninge lntrud- visitors to Earth. Mod Squad er," ''The Moon & Sixpence" CI) The Untouch1bles 1 CID Peter Gunn 3:30 e Movie: "Never A Dull Moment" 0 Friday Night fight! Kore1n Seri1i (com) '50 -Irene Dunne, Fred (El The Bold Ones Big Time Wrestling MacMunay, Natalie Wood. of the new Big Eddie series on CBS. HE WALKED A CROOKED MILE ... ONCE "Those heavies never did get around to going crooked again, even atter the war. That blew their genre of movies, and that was that." Leonard reminisced recently about his early film career. Sheldon Leonud stu~ In th• title role of Eddie Smith, who owns end operetH • N•w York City .,•ne known es "Th• Big E." 11 merrled to en •11-denGer, end hH custOdy of his beloved orphened grenddeughter, In Big Eddie. "When World War II came, Hollywood's greatest 'heavies' all went straight and that wrecked my chance to make the gangster bigtime." recalls Sheldon Leonard, the veteran Hollywood creator·writer·director- producer who has resumed his acting career to star in the title role Big Eddie premiered last Saturday at 8:30PM, three weeks before the premiere week for most of the ottier programs on the Network's 1975·76 primetime schedule. The show will be broadcast in that same Saturday time slot this Saturday, and on Sept. 6 . Then on Friday (Sept. 19) 1t will move to the Friday·night (8:00·8:30PM) spot that will remain its regular day and time for the 1975·76 season. Twentieth Century·Fox Studios signed Leonard to a contract and brought him to Hollywood in 1939 after he had established himself solidly as a Broadway playe:--. Those were the days when such Holly· wood stars as Ed~ward G. Robinson, George Raft, James Cagney and Humphrey Bogart were staging prison breaks, heading for "the chair," making heart-tugging death·scene confessions to "fathers" Pat O'Brien or Spencer Tracy and running amok as "public enemies" as they achieved fame and fortune in Hollywood's popular gangster films of the period. An~ that's what Twentieth had Leonard ticketed for. He was to become the newest member of that star-spangled group of high· powered ticket-sellers, the glamor hoods. He appeared to have ail the prerequisites: a tough·handsome mug, a menacing voice, an up· from·the·gutter swagger, the ability to wear flashy clothes with oily aplomb-and acting ability to round it all out. Carne the war, and the Hollywood f ilm industry agreed that the portrayal of certain negative aspects of U.S. society--such as men· acing gangsters with oily aplomb-would be considered unpatriotic "for the duration." Presto! Bogart began herocialiy battling German submarines in the North Atlantic and Italians in the Sahara. Cagney traded his prison denims for a George M. Cohan costume and a Lockheed Hudson Bomber. Robinson and Raft became hardboiled but sentimental chief petty officers who hated to abandon sinking destroyers. And Sheldon Leonard? Well, sometimes they still had sort of shady characters in the movies, and they used him. Then he shifted to radio, often playing questionable characters. After t.he war he con· tinued playing thugs in films quite often. And he was good at it. But destiny had passed him by-temporarily. Not even Robinson, Bogart, Cagney and Raft ever returned to the rackets. Leonard was stuck with having to find success elsewhere. And so he did, begin· nlng with radio writing, then moving into television writing and ultimately producing some of the most popular series which have ever appeared on television. Page 13 SATURDAY AUGUST 30 M 0 RN IN r, ~ Gene Autry I heatre Rock Concert (fi91 1 i \) (31 Adventures of Gii· l~n W Movie: 'Ro&UH of Sherwood Forest" (adv) ·50 lohn Oerek Diana Lynn 9:00 8 J7 (J l 1 &J Harlem Globetrot· ters 0 i.a~ 6 ugJ ID land of the lost 6:00 ..!J Summer Semester O Movie: "The Invisible Cruture" 6:30 6 Summer Semester (sci h) 60 Sandra Dorne, Tony (8J TI 8 Clusroom Wright I Let's Rap m (1;29 1. $ ) l l Devlrn 1:00 hvorite M1rt11n Countty Music ~ IA) J_O ID Addarn$ flmrly Mister ~ogers' Neighborh ood 6 1 Weekend i ·JO 6 17' 3 1 8 1 Pebbles & Ramm I (tri (.@ ) t}_J Yoe1's liane 81mm Brother Buu 8 l;J tJ OQI m Sr1mun<1 Electric Company (1:29 'i)) (J 1 lusle's Rescue 7:30 Sied Bueo Ran gers • @-QO) ID Chopper Bunch ffi Viii~ Aleere ( -(8)) (3) Bues Bunny 10:00 6 l17 ~:U@ Scooby Ooo Youth & the lssuu 0 2~ @ JQJ ID Pini! Panther Alternatives 8 World of Survival News/Public Affairs Cl.29 l8_1) ffi G) Super friends : Carrucolendas Movit; "Invasion Quartet'' (com) Gt lJ ) (8) Junnle '61 8111 !ravers. )pike Mrllrgan. · Qj @ (}g) ID Emergency + A ffi Movie: "Penn ol Pennsylvania" Pacesetters (dra) 4/ Cltftor(1 Ev.;os Deborah 8:00 6 B!i_ Blue Mar ble Kerr 0 (~ (j)) (3) Hong Kong Phooey W A~cot Race) ey ;26 Trails West 0 Movie: "Esupe from u sl Ber· em Seume Street fin" (dra) '62 Do11 Murray, Chrts rn Spanish Movie tine Kaufmann, Werner Klemperer JO· JO I 'J.f 13 1 l!~ Sh;u~m ~ Unit Three · l~ (6 l ID Star Trek Troe Adventure Movie· (C) "Son of Robin Hood" Q Voice of Tokyo (adv) 59 David Hed1son. 1u11e ED Sesame Street lavf'llCk David Farrar 8:30 iJ ITT; (j'"J (i) Hudson Brothers 6 The Rifleman B1mm fo San Dieiio H1ppening 0 ~ (61 @! ID Run, Joe, Hun 26 t.tovie: "Sw1mp Diamonds" -- I . ,. Mary {series star Mary Tyler Moore) is in a quandary when she realizes that she likes dat· ing handsome Ken Arnette (Lawrence Luckenbill), but can't stand his young son, on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Saturday (Aug. 30) at 9PM on CBS. Page 14 (adv) 'l'i Mike Connors. Mane Windsor, Beverly Garland 11:00 6 l!1J W (j; Valley ol the Din~· saurs 0 23 t 6J JO m Major Lugue Baseball Teams to be announced L6J Tijuana: Window to the South 0 ((29 (i ) (3 J G) These Ar~ the Days ElD Electrk Company I J:lO iJ 117' (1 I ._j} flt Albert {j) Movie: "A Str1nee Adventure" (adv) '56-Ben Cooper. Joan Evans 0 CC29'C al )(l)G) Ameriun Band· stand O Celebnty Golf Challenge em Sesame Street Af TERNO ON 12:00 6 f (JJ Horse Racing "The Hambillonian Stakes" The 50th An ntversary runnrng of the Hambleton ian Slakes, harness racing's most prestigious event, run over the mile track ol the DuQuoin (Ill.) stale fair grounds, with a lotal purse of $200,000. O Movie: "lucky Jordan" {mys) '42 -Alan Ladd, Helen Walker Sheldon Leonard. O Movie: (C) "Wyomlne Mill" (wes) 'SO-Stephen McNally, Alexis Smith, Howard DaSilva. m Ad lib @ Bil Blue Marble I Chiller Matinee Ooublefeature Rolle• Gamu 12:30 @CV (iJ u.s. Open Tennis Live coverage of the United States Open Tennis Championships at the West liic1e Tennis Chib in Forest Hills. 0 Ebony Aff1lr I lost in Space Hann1 & the Profeuor Min Builds , Min Destroy• (fi9' lf J) Huhvlllt Musk G) WlllJ'' Workshop 1:00 31 C1mpus Profile Movie: "Five Guns Wot'' (wes) '55 John Lund, Michael Connors O Movie: (C) "Tender Is the Ni1ht'' (dra) '62 -Je11n1le1 Jones. Jason Robard~. Joan Fontaine !Pettico1t Junction Jean Shepherd's America (I )) Outdoors With Ken Calla· #a, m Sal y P1mient1 $ film fe.,turu 1:30 ~)Movies. "Winchester '73'' (wes) '67 Tom lryon "Sia Bl1cll Horses" (wts) '62 Audie Murphy, Dan Duryea 8 Friends of Man Movie: (C) "Joe Dallotl" (wes) '57 Jock Mahoney, Luana Pallen m Soul Tmn Q) Bill Cosby ijD When Telem 1on Wu l.J~e ((:29 (8)) The N1me of the Game Is Bueball 2:00 0 Aericulture USA 0 Movie: "South of Pa110 Plgo" (adv) '40-Jon Hall Frances Farmer. Victor Mclaglen ~OJ lnsreht (E Gomer Pyle ~~ 1 6J Concern Em Jeanne Woll With . (q9 18 1) Animal World @D U.S. Navy 2:30 A NFL Adion i'i) Movie· "S O.S. Cuast Gu.ud" (adv) ·42 Bera I ugos1 Ralph Byrd m~Thrlller Outer l1m1b High Chaparral :l;j l6J ,Voice of Agriculture ED Woman ((29) (SJ) Friends of Man m Agriculture USA 3:00 6 (l1i l3J W CBS Children's film Festlv1I "Gosha, the Circus Bear" (R) This film lrom Russia tells the story ol a circus bear, pampered all his hie as a star performer. who accidentally becomes lost in the woods and must learn lo survive '" a hostile environment 0 S.turdey (I ) Draenet 0 Movie: (C) "The Tuiun" (wes) '66 -Audie Murphy, Broderick Crawford. 121 (j) Movie: (C) "The Great Race" (com) -Tony Curtis, Jack Lem mon Cl~ Wild Wild West l lnternaUon1I Anim1tion festival (i)) Wortd of Slirvlv1I Carrucolendas Cenadlen Adventure Mluion: fmposslble 3:30 m Water World 8 Tarz1n Theatre O Movie; (C) "River of Gold" (adv) '70 -Ray Milland, Suzanne Pleshette. m Movie: "Vo,age to the Planet of Prehistoric Women" (scl·fi) '66 Mamie Van Doren. IThe Vltalnl•n Boo~ Beat ) 8111 Dance's Outdoors flnl1rrl1 fllcon S.turd11 Matinee: "Mrs. Fitz· herbtrt" "Mr. Peebody l the Mer· mild" 4:00 6 Dusty'a frHhouse O Movie: "The Trail of the lone iome fllne" (adv) '36 -r red Mac Murray, He11ry fond a, Sylvia Sidney 6 Wrestllna from the Ol)mpk Celebrity r ennb h vorite Martian El Super Show dt la S.ls. florttr W•aoner Show Nova ( LIJ> South Eul Confeunce · futbol·Soccer · Medi• Voice or ~11cultu" 4:30 6 Movre rh c DtJ the llrth Stood Still" (:.c.1 fr) '!ii Michael Renr11e . Pat11c1ci Ne11I \3 l NCAA Hiahllahts f) ABC's Wide World of )ports ( 8 l Star T1ek UD CV Speed Bue&> ti& Hanll Thompson Shvw (fl~ ( 8 1) NFL Action aJ Bud f urillo's Stum Roo rn Ef) Corona How 5:00 ~I (09 8 ) Cl) ABC'i Wide World of Sports QNews M Gilligan's lsl1nd Wild Wild Wh t Movie: "You Belona to Me" (com) '41 Barbdr~ Stan wyck, HPorv fonda Edgar Buchdl1an t;!) Mod Squid l[!J 3J Ameriu n Outdoorsm•n ~-ti Jimmy Dun Show ID School for Wives Sweden's Cull berg Ballet rn a performance ol a ballet based on Mohere's "School lor Wives ' f'f) Thrte Stou11es 5:30 · 8J ~1 6 News 6 Little Ruuls ~ 10 Wiid Kinadom 17 (;J J Survival ~ Nashville Music ID The W11 It Was (R) "1956 Yankees/Uodgers World Series" f'f) Little Rasuls hmily Theatre EVENING 6:00 fJ (!.) l!]J Ll) ED Hews 0 @ (6J tOl m NFL Pre·Seuon Footb1ll New E:nglafld Patriots at Green 8.;y Packers H Bon•nl~ Rams Pre-Season footb1ll I A Rams vs. l<an;;as City Ch1ers I My Partner the Ghost Nleht G1llery Buscando Uni Estrell1 Hee Haw Flune line 6:30 I CV (ta, lU) New' 8 World at Wu l W Pop Goes the Country · Bo• de Medco · Greatest Sports Leeends Three Stooees 7:001 Other People, Other Pl1«s 3 Wild IUnedom Bowline for Dollars 6 Slmm1 & Company 8 New Treuure Hunt • Miiiion $ Mo¥1e: (2hr) "Malaya" (dra) '50 -Spencer Trtcy, James Stewart, John Hodlak. I (e,ii CI.l> l.a•rence Welk It hkes A Thiel CV Jlmmr DHn Show mNews ,op Goes the Country Black ,erspectlve of the News 1 8 8: 9; (f) Of. Jauers lnvaafon Hour 7:30 8 Wild WlfW ot Anlln1l1 CV Ltfa Make A Deal 1J Love Ametkan Style (j) Name TMt Tune @ CV Hank Tllompaon Show I Tle11119 SOIKt ti Tltmpo Bobby hlcldloro Sl'low Woman (R) Pollet Suraeon 8:00 8 u1) CV (j) All In die famllr (R) Edith gets a bartain when she sends 1n a coupon to a prune company for d lree quarter and the coins pour m without. sto!e_ina. @ <tBl (I)) W Koldlak -rhe Nl1ht st.tlhr "The Ripper'" (R) rhe shockfng murders of a number of youn1 women stun the citizens or Chicago and lead Kolchak to a man ho believes is the real Jack the Ripper IJ Uat'a aub m H£E HAW IS FULL *OF LAFFS TONIGHT ! 10:00 8 U7J l lj lf.Jlhe Didi Cnett Show No information available from the Network al our presst1me. 0 KNBC Special '"Monsanto Pre· sents Enalebert Humperd inck" En· 1teber1 Humperdinck performs some of his bigaest hits in this special taped entirely on location tn Ber- muda Guests include Ann Murray and twll popular Bermudian group~. Huber1 Smith and his Coral Island ers and the Clayhouse Steel Band. 0 (~ (i )) (ii aJ A d a m i o f Ea11e utre "Treasure Chest Murder ' (R) The discovery of a cache ol ~nt1que gold coins disrupts the quret of Eagle Lake with both townspeo pie and strangers trying tu get pos session of it. Andy Griffith, David Wayne, Jack Kruschen, Jack Dodson and Llyod Bochner ID The Ray Briem Show I Musical Contest (6 J Burt Bach;.r•ch & friends Alfred Hitchcodi Movie~ "'The Court Jester'' Lou Gordon Show I Htt Haw 10:30 --rod1y •t Agua C4hente Collaae • Three Pauporh to Adventure S111nlah Movie News ~Movie: (2hr) "Paswae to Mar· Studio 22/Quil Tim seillea" (dra) '44 Humphrey Bo ~ gart, Claude Rarns, Peter Lorre, ::iyd 11:00 0 W 0 0 L!J News 11e\ Greenstreet, Michele Morgan ~ Movie: "Seven Thieves" (com) EE) Hollywood Television Theatre 60· Edward G. Robmson. Rod Stei "Wanda'" (R) ger, Joan Collins. g) Super Show I The Lucy Show m J1111nese U11511.11i~ Programs m·c~ @) New:s • Terror Theatre 8:30 8 \lZJ LV 81& Eddie No rnlormc. 1 Ci) The P.T.L Club tion available from the Network at Women's Love Storiei our presslime. (I) Movie: (C) "Moaambo" ; Pop 5oea the CounllJ (dra) Clark Gable, Grace Kelly, Greatest Sports Lerend Ava Gardner. Candid Camera Eii) Movie Clauit. Love'' (1927) 9·00 ~fi'il '3' lal .... T I M Stars Greta Garbo und Jol111 Gilbert. • \U.I l!l.J I..!!./ -ry r er oore I 700 Club (R) Mary Is in a quandary • Cinema 34 wh~n she realizes that she just . Rodi Conurt can t stand I/le young son of the handsome and charming man she's 11:15 00 Movie: "Harver" (com) '51 _ been datinf. . James Stewart, Josephine Hull. 0 ID (I) m Emer1ency! ·rhe (~ 00> Science fiction Theatre Mouse" (R) The crash of a light plane into an apartment house 11:30 8 Fabulous 52! (C) "I'd Rather Be gives the paramedics dangerous Rich'' (com) '64 -Andy Williams, duty, and a smoke inhalation vie· Sandra Dee, Robert Goulet. Maurice tim is trapped by his own burglar Chevalier. proof windows. 0 @) Best of Toni1ht 9 Movie: (2hr) "for Heaven's 00 Movie: "The Amazlne Truspar. Salle'' (com) '50 -Clifton Webb, ent Ma~" (sci·fi) '60-0ouglas Ken· Joan Blondell, Joan Bennett, Robert nedy, Marguerite Chapman .. Cummings. 0 Mo11le: (C) ''Tlle Counterfeit Ci) m Bodnf from I.he Olrmpk: Traitor'' (dra) '62-William Holden, 0 (taj(j)) (VaJ S.W.A.T. "Death Lilli Palmer. Score'" (R) Hondo and his men try Cl) Movie: "Shall We Dance'' (mus) lo save the lives of an entire pro '37 -Fred Astaire, Ginger Roaers. basketball team being held for a 0 Movie: ''The Atomic Brain" (sci- two million dollar ransom by a ter-fi}_ '63 .. Erica Peters, Judy Bamber. ronsr group, Robert Webber guests. m Movie: "You Belong to Mt" 0 Movie: (C) (90) "Man Without (com) '41 -Barbara Stanwyck, Henry A SUit'' (wes) '55 -Kirk Douglas. Fonda. Jeanne Crain. --@) Movie: (C) (2hr) "Tht Last Sun· 12:30 Qi The Waters famitr set" (dra) '61 -Rock Hudson, Kirk 1:00 O At Ont With ... "Gary Owen" Douglas. ®) Thriller m Dollar Survival m Premier Fiim 1:30 B Movie: "Prince of Players" (dra) 9:30 i) @ (}) (j) lob Newhart Show ~;m;ra~ichard Burton, Magrie Mc· (R) Bob's office routine becomes a GJ All·Nlght Show: "The 9,.1n shambles when Jerry hires u a tem· From Planet Aroua," "Clrp to porary receptionist a very nice, but Capeton," "Way Out West" very vaeue, woman who can't even eet Bob's name straiaht. J:OO fJ Movie: "MKao" (dra) '52 -OJ Country Place Robert Mitchum, Jane Russell, Wll· @) hr1man Film "Winter Light" liam Bendix. fHf OAll y PILOT TV we El< AIJCAJ'if 24 197!> Order Yours NOW ... ( 1 1000 !rf ,~\ . 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( I I e e Tr'SASONY' FAIR TRADE PRICE $550.00 s39700 CT-F6161 Cassette Deck New front-load Cossette Ded That 's I ooded with Features _ _ ;~!~~~~~~~~~=-= fu:n-Acce\S l~ 1 ~ • Doby Noise Reri,ction System • ~ deJ>etd.1 Boos & EO s...ct- • Bea.onc~onroled ex: Mao ·»•6 ... ~ s19990 HOURS: Monday thru Fri. 11 to 8. Sat. 10-S. 54.ln . 12-5 • 445 E. 17th. COSTA MESA atlantic music stereo Special: The Family Weekly Panel· Of Sports Editors Picks Our Fifth Annual Preseason All-America Football Team "' DAILY PILOT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Cher Close-Up- The Glamour, The Fun, The Loneliness, Too sk Them Yourself W11nt to ate.,_ llel'90fl. ~on? Send the qUfftlon -........... to "AM," Famlly WMllly Ml Lalngton Aw., New Yonc, N. Y. 10022. W.'11 pay 15 IOr published que•tlone. SOny, -can't •n•-r othert. FOR MICHAEL LANOON, .W of °'TIWJ Lilde Howe on the PralM• What do .,au thinlc of all the oioleooe on TV?- P. G. W., Trenton, N.J. e Life should be represented as what it is-valuable. H there is a definite reason for violence in a story, it should be FOR WILUE .VAl'S What were the most memcw.J,Le events in your baseball career?-Bill CoDDOUy, Bridgeport, Conn. • It's difficult to narrow it down, but a few are: 1) the 1951 play-off game against the Broolclyn Dodgers in which Bobby 1bomson fired the shot beard round the world and made me part of a pennant winner for the first time; 2) hit- ting four home runs in· one game; and 3) hitting my 512th home run, which set a new Giants career-home-run record. FOR ALEXIS SMITH, Ital' of "Once b Not Enough .. How do you feel about pedouuers going into politics?- J. R., Lynchburg, Va. • Being in the public eye isn't any recommendation. but 1 sometimes think it wouldn't be a bad idea if the Scteen Actors Guild ran the country. At )east we'd have some bwnorl In a way, our elections are show business. wues are the last thing we hear about. It's whether the candidate is cute, respects his elderly aunt and walks his dog often. FOR CEOFF EDWARDS, host of .. Treuure Hunt" Have you ever been unable to .. carry on" a broadcast?- T .L., Taos, N.M. • Yes, during a talk show with my wife after President Nixon cut funds for cancer research. A ten-year-old boy dying of leukemia was promoting bis campaign to get the funds reinstated. I soon started to cry and had to leave. My wife (the strong one) carried on. The kid was so courageous about lacing death that I was unable to handle the conversation. FOR HAROLD .. RED,. CRANCE, former football 1uu Bow do today's football playen compare with those of your day?-T.J. Mclnemey, New Hyde Park, N.Y. e It's really impossible lo compare them. The rules have changed. the equipment is better and the siu of the ball has changed three times. I thin1c the old players were more versatile, but, of course, today's players.are bigger. Some of our guys could malce any -team today, and some couldn't. But that goes both ways! FOR THE ASK THEM YO{}HSELF EDlTOB We always bear about thole swinging New Yon and Wash- ing parties. What tip& can those famous hosts and bosteuea give us ~~sxied party given?-Mn. L. T.A., Flint, Mich. • 1be famed party giver, the late Elsa Maxwell, said: "For a successful 'do,' invite two people who hate each other- and have more guests than chairs." Barbara Walters feels controversial figures and sparkling conversation are more im- ~ant than the menu. Author Barbara Howar doesn't fuss : 'My guests take ca.napes from ashtrays and pour their own drinb. I use okl bandanas as napkins and never we flace mats, cards or tablecloths." Rosemary Wilson. wife o col- umnist Earl, advises: .. Stash away your good stuH and get ashtrays from the 5 & 10.'" C.Outurier Lew Prince of Aldrich " feels, .. lf -you want your party to be a smaah, pour doubles." Playwrigbt Jean Kerr says: -it's not what's oo the table that counts. It's who's sitting on the chairs." shown to be distasteful. Sure, there are flakes in the police force, the army, teaching your child-anyplace. But not all police should be depicted as Sakes. One should see how hard it is for a policeman to lcill I know from personal ex- perience. I know one who bad to shoot someone. It was a traumatic experience and it destroyed him. He never got avu it. FOR ROBERT CONRAD, ltar of ·Murph the Surf Why do you do your own stunts?-J.D., Amarillo, Teus • I'm good at it and enjoy the thrill. But there were two times I wished I hadn't when I was making l1ie Wild Wild West" series. I fell. had a six-inch fracture of the skull with concussion-and was in intensive care for 72 hours! Four years late-r, I was on my back again. Again con· cussion, plus a broken nedc a sixteenth of an inch away from the spine. J could have been a paraplegic. No, it wasn't luck-it just wasn't -my tum.'" FOR SUMMER BARTHOWMEW, •Miu U.S.A." Summtt is an Wlusual name. How did you come by it and do you ever wish you bad a more common name?-E. Anton, Niagara Falls, N.Y. • I was named after Summer Canyon, the wife of comic- strip character Steve Canyon. Milton CaniJf, the strip's orig- inator, sent me a letter of congratulations when I won the Miss U.S.A. title. No, I never have any regretJ about having a name that is so easy to remember and has a good number -six-of letters in it. .FOR llMMLE W ALICER, nar of -Good Timu .. Has being blade helped « hindered you in your career? -T.C., Fayetteville, N.C. e Helped. But I think there's less prejudice in show busi- ness than in other businesses because it's ma.de up of ~I kinds of racial groups. Show business is one great big family. It's where you have the most friendships because it's a family atmosphere. FOR RON.A BARRETT, author of .. Miu Rona• Do you th.ink Hollywood is losing its g:lamour?-Faith Bodden, Sulem, N .Y. • For the most part. yes. Movies have always reOected the attitude of our times, and our times haven't been too pretty of late. However .. l'm beginning to see a trend back to the days when,ou could tell the difference between men and women. an for me, that's A-Okay. A ........... ftll ~ C1 ':nhu, Mc. ...,_. IC. llMon, CA11f,.M ot t"9 8wd ~ Ecl9Wd ..._, 1'r1al._, FNd 0• n•.,_ Pt1 ....... DowlM ,._,,,,.,,,,,.. MORTON FRANK.,,,_ .. ~-Md l'uflltflrr U!ONAAD L DAYIOOW, Cit .. ,.. .. llORllT D. CARNEY, Enc:. ~1.-Aatoc. ,..,...,,,., P.AT1HCK 11. UN9KEY, V.P.-Ad Director 1C.ent D'A ... 1...-0, Marbttng Mgr.; Qet8lll a. Wl'Mt ea.tern Mgr.; ....,.. D. c:.notl. Auoc. ea.tern Mgr.; Joe Freaw, "1., Chk:ago Mgr.; U.rn 111 11. RM. Detroit Mgr. ~ • p"llll, "'°" ct. U.. end HajWmtd, Los AngM9 and Sen Francl.co. "'9USHUI RB.ATIC*I: Lee ELL.18, V.P.-Olrec:tor; ....,_. H. _.,.., Mgr. PUllU9HIJt URVICU: Robert L Clw'Wan, Mgr.;,,_.. Q. a.Mr, BualnMe Menager; Rollert .....,, Promotion: C..,t l!llw, Men:handlalng. Headquatter1 641 lAxlngton Aw .• N.Y., N.Y.10022 ~ 1975 FAMILY WEEKLY, INC. All rights re.erwd. llOll'T PEUJICY, V.P.·Edltor~n-<::hlef "-'"olde Dodeoft. Managing Editor Rlclhm'CI Y...._., Art Director ,_...,.. A.brftllp. Senior Editor llutlyn ........._ Food Editor Auociate Editors: .lom tteftrtcbM, Hal Undoft and Robin ~ Tlwultl &e9lle Walpln, Art Aul.; ~ ...,, Pictures. Contributing Edltor1: a..ny 9oit I In, "°'*' eurr-. p...-.._.... PMt L Opp111ltl 1l•1r, A""'8 • n . "'OOUCTIOll: NcMrcl lllllllft, Dir.; Roe.18 ~ Makeup. That's the Saratoga idea. More puffs than lOO's. Tailored longer and slimmer than 1 OO's, so you enjoy extra smoking time, extra smoking pleasure, without smoking more cigarettes. Priced no more than lOO's. And Saratoga l 20's are rich, f ull-ftavor cigarettes made from a fin e blend of tobaccos. Introducing the Saratoga idea: Standard lOO's 16 mg'.'tar'.'1 .1 mg. nicotine av. per cigarene by FTC Method. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. • More than just a new brand. Saratoga l 20's are a whole new idea in smoking pleasure. Because now you can enjoy smoking longer without smoking more. Look for them in the new 120 mm crush-proof box. Menthol and Regular. "I like this white 120. If I wanted a brown smoke, I'd buy a cigar." / QUARTERBACK S-.Dftl9.0kt91w 5-10, 11G, Sr. BEST RUNNER An::Ne Grtllln. ONo .... 5-9, 184, Sr. BEST PA891!R -Cofdowa, ............. i-. ...... 6-3, 215, Jr. 8DT UNl!llAN LANr ...... Ollllllw 6-2, 259, Sr. Presenting:HunilyWeeldyS Fifth Annual All-Ameriea eonege ft>otball team ~~~~~~-OFFENS.E~--~~~~~- TigM End: IC9n -=.... o...t: ,,_.,.. Notre Dame, 6-4, 240, Soph. Southern California, 6-3, 244, Sr. Wide Recelwet! T1nUf OW. TKl!le! ll9rYln POWlll otdahoma, S-11, 170, Sr. Southern Cafffomia, 6-6, 2.56. Jr. Wide Receiver:......., Celllll> ~ 5'9we 0.- Penn State, 6-0, 187, Soph. Otdahoma, S-10, 190, Sr. Tedde: Scott D•we1l1y Running Becll: Archie Gfllln Ohio State, 6-3, 250, Sr. Ohio State, S-9, 184, Sr. Gu.rd: Teny Webb Running Bec:k; ,,_ W'•-111"'••111111991 .. .,..1111 Oklahoma, 6-0, 240, Sr. Ok1ahoma, S-10, 174, Sr. Center. Rik Bonn•• Nebraska, 6-4, 220, Sr. ~:TOlll~ Ohio State, 6-1 •. 184, Sr. • • FAMILY' WEEKLY, Augwt 24, 1976 By Larry Bortsteln W:'a great in c:oOege foocbalJ for 1S? According to the sports cdi- rs of FAMILY WBEU.Y news- papen. two of the most resound- ing amwcra are: The mighty Soonen of Okla- homa and Archie Griffin of Ohio State. For the accond year in a row, these spor1B editors have selected the same ba1fback u the best college-football runner in the nation. And before he'a through, Archie Griffin figures to create much more history. In the annual votina for "Best R.wmec," Oriftin, the BucRyea' fabulOUI S-9, 184- pxmd ...... tpeeel macbanl.. outpollod <>ts. boma'a .loe • ......._..by an ovmrhelmi.og fivHo-ooe margin. While capturina one al the IUllJlinaback apoa oo the 6nt team for the ICCOOd atra.ight year, amazing Archie further dramatized the reapcct in which be ia held by drawing more votea for a FAMILY WEEnY AU-America aquad than any other player in the five yeari thia magaz.ine has been conduct- ing ita preseuon poll. U Ohio State or anyone else ii to contend for the national championship th.is season. it'll have to watch out for mighty Oklahoma. The Soonen, coached by Bany Switzer, were rated the belt team in the nation last aasoo, and many expcrU consider thia year's Sooner squad at Jc.at u aood. perhaps better. Okla- homa has contributed aix members. more than any other college, to FAMll.Y WEED.Y's 24- man first-team AU-America squad. Head.ins this sextet are the great Selmon brotMra, Leror, a tackle, and middle guard 0...,, who are the heart. the soul. and much more, of Otlaboma's interior def eosive line. Both are ae.n.ion, though Leroy, 21, 6-2, 2S9 pounds, ii a year younge.r, an inch taJJer and nioc pounds heavier than Dewey. Notre Dame's S-. Hlef-. woo the top defensive-tackle 1pot, beating Leroy Selmon, but Selmon squeaked by Niehaus in the sep- arate balloting among sports editors for the nation's .. Best Lineman." Thia enabled the Continued EM: IAraf Codt Alabema, 6-1 , 218, Sr. Tedde:-...18et- Notre o.ne. 6-6, 280, Sr. ...... Gu.d:.,..., , ....... Otctahoma, 6-1 , 250, Sr. TKl!le: lANf S.a.llft Oklahoma, 6-2, 259, Sr. End: ..... llDc:k Notre Dame, 6-3, 217, Sr. LIMliieo bl. Woodlow Lowe Alabama, 6-3, 212, ~r. Un 1\w ••. Greg .... Penn State, 6-2, 220, Sr. ......... :Doftl>"* Michigan, &-0, 200, Sr. Beet: Lulher......., Notre Dame, 6-2, 200, Soph. 118c*: n. 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The GltuT Aus OF MM Series Ancient Egypt is' your introductory volume in GREAT AGES OP MAN-a series. brought to you by the editors of TIME-LIFE ~ In text and photographs, each volume presents one of the high points of human history. Ancient Egypt is typical of the series: clothbound, 8~ "' x 1 ~ "', it contains-nearly 200 pages, with approximately I SO colorful iUustratioos, maps and photographs. Thanks to our large print orders, you pay only $5.95 plus shipping and handling. And with your purchMe of the fim volume, you~ a 5,200- word introduction to the GREAT AGES OP MAN, entitled .. What Man Has Built," by Jacquez Ba.r- zun, distinguished scholar and critic. Mail the order form DOW. Or write to: T IME-LIPE Boocs. Time & Life Building, Chicago, Winois 60611. ifl invites you to journey through the ..... GREAT AGES OF MAN 51000 years of ·the world's greatest civilizations Among the volumes: 8Alt8ARIAN EUROPE • IMPERIAL ROME . AFRICAN KINGDOMS. A GE OF ExPLORATION ANCIENT C HJNA • CLASSICAL GREECE • HlSTOlllC (NDIA • ANCIENT AMElllCA CRADLE OF C IVILIZATION. RISE OP RUSSIA. BYZANTIUM Written by Lioftel Cas.son. Actual size: 8.)4 -Jl ·~ •• NearlY 200 pqes.. Approxi- mately I SO illwtra- tions., 63 in full col«. ~----------~-~-------------~ AD-Amenea ~ft)()fball Continwd Selmoo family to maintain its otounding hold OD the "Beat l...iJ:v:m,.n" category. Lucioua Selmon, a great middle guard at Oklahoma in the early 1970'1, was acclaimed best !joanao by F A.Wll.Y WEU.L Y voters in 1973 . .l>e'ny nlCeived that honor in last year's preaeuoo f>anoting, and now Leroy bas be- come tbe third straight member of the same Eufaula, Okla., household to claim the same diatinctioo. Mike Cordon, Stanford's big junior quar- terback. baa been named college f ootball'a .. Bat Paaer" of 1975 by FAMILY WEULY sports editors. At 6-3 and 215 pounds, Cor- dova ia cooatructed along the lines of Stan- ford's Jut AU-America quarterbact, ' Jim Plunkett, who woo the Heiunao Trophy in 1970 and now ia a National FootbalJ League standout with the New England Patriots. Cordova wasn't great on accuracy in 74, hia tint seasoo as Stanford's starting signal caller. His 128 completioos in 29S attempts translated to a .434 rate of marksmanship. But Mike's astonishing slinpbot arm ac- counted for I ,S69 yards and ten touchdowns. He finished fourth in the balloting for AU- America quarterback. behind Steve Dnt9 of Ok.Jahoma, Comellue Greene of Ohio State, and JoM Sdarn of UCLA. Davia, the Oklahoma quarterback, is one of four Sooner offensive stars named to the FAMILY W'EBJa.Y finMeam All-America squad. A S-10, 190-pou.oder, Steve is a muter at running the vaunted Oklahoma Wishbone, passing and running with equal aplomb and devastating resulta. H e ran for 659 yards in 1974, and threw for another 601. Of Davis' 26 completiooa, 11 went for touchdowns as the Soooen rolled to national team champion- ships in total offense, 507.7 yards per game, and scoring, 43 pointa per game. Oklahoma's thne other AU-America selec- tions on offense are running bact Washington. second ooJy to Ohio State'a Griffin among the nation's ballcarrien, guard T..,., Webb, and wide receiver Tinker Owens. The latter, younger brother of 1969 Heisman Trophy winner Steve, an outstanding fullback at Otla- Continued Eighteen colleges are repre- sented by at least one player on FAMILY WEEKLY'• aecond- tUm preseason AU-America squad. T h e University of Southern California beads this 24-player group with three members, all defensive stand- outs-junior tackle 0.,, .....,, plus linebacker Kevin Bruce and comerbact 0..., Reece, both senion . Alabama, Ohio State, Okla- homa and Texas A&M each has two playen on the second team. THE SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Tight End: Rk:fwd Oebome Texas A&M, 6-5, 230, St. Wide Recelwr: Theap .. ..,.. .... Arizona, 6--0, 178, Sr. Wide Recel .... : L8ny ....... Tenneuee, M, 205. Jr. Tedlle: ...... KJne Michigan, 6-5, 250, Sr. Guent:R8ftdyJotw9eOft Georgia, &-2, 253, Sr. Cenler. ~ Croee UCLA, 6-2, 250, Sr. au.d:Tom....,.._ Penn State, 6-3, 232, Sr. T8Cllle: •• y ....... Oklahoma, 8-6, 290, Jr. Otlartlrlleck:Com I Gr.- Ohio State, 6--0, 172, Sr. AUIWng Becll: Tonr Dor..a Pittsburgh, s-11, 185, Jr. Running Becll= Sonnr com. Kentucky, 6--0, 194, Sr. ~.--~ Vanderl>llt 6-1, 215,Sr. DEFENSE End: Jimbo Elrod Oklahoma, 6-1, 200, Sr. Tatdde: 0.,, ...._ Southern Callfomla, 6-3, 237, Jr. Mlddle Guercl: Gus White Alabama, 5-10, 2~. Jr. Tectde: Nick BUOMllllcl Ohio State, &-3, 236, Jr. End: Otto s.natti Michigan State, 6-3, 211, Sr. Unebecbr: Ke.In lfvee Southam California, 6--0, 209, Sr. Unebec:br: IEd Slllllonlnl Texas A&M, 6--0, 210, Sr. UnebM:kef: Anck9 Jecbon Iowa, 6-2, 220, Sr. Deteneift Bedl: Alen Pt.zzllDla Alabama. s-11, 1n, Sr. .,.,.....,. BM*: o..., Reece Southern California, S-11 , 187, Sr .,......... Bedl: .... ....,_. Arizona State, 6-2, 190, Sr. PuMtr: JoMnr &.. North Carolina State, 6-2, 190, Snph. FAMILY wt:El<LY, August 24, teT5 e 1 '"f\\.() f<)r 1 I s59s SALE on y JJJJir·if.)jJj;llNOT JUST ONE, BUT BOTH ... ONE PRICE!i PEDAL YOUR FLAB AWAY Trims Up Slims Up Shapes Up LEGS. HIPS. THIGHS. WAIST. pedal-it-away FREE TRIAL ... ..... I I lJ,y for --.at ue. Y oa pt thia ft.De quality pedal cycle enret.er in combina- tion with yo11r boWe of 100 Leci:ddn. ~ Kelp and Cider Vmepr diet formula -bods for the low barsain price of onl:J $6.18. Compare theee tab- let. to thoee eellins for $U8 alone. 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All-Ameriea College Football Continued Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. homa, and Jimmy Cefalo of Penn State, the other first-team wide receiver, are the type who make 1'11any things happen when they have the balJ. Owens caught only 18 passes in Oklahoma's run-orieoted offense in 1974, but five of them were worth six points each, and he averaged 22.9 yards per grab. Cefalo, now ooly a sophomore, was one of the greatest schoolboy athletes ever produced in the state of Penosylvadia, and shone as a freshman for th~ Nittany Lioos last fall. Though he didn't become a regular until the ninth game of the schedule, Jimmy, who played tailback, wing- back and flanker, coded up with 328 rushing yards aod 144 air yards via ooly six recep- tions. (In Peon State's sensatiooal 41-20 rout of Texas in the 1975 Cotton Bowl, Cefalo played all the way on offense and ran for 55 yards and caught three passes for 102 more, giving him an overall freshman pass-receiving tot.al of nine catches for 246 yards, an eye- poppiog 27 .3 yards per reccptioo.) There are two other sophomores oo the first team, both from Notre Dame. One is tight end Ken MacAfee, a strapping 6-4, 240-pound youngster whose father, Ken Senior, was an end at Alabama and later with the New York Giants. Young MacAfee moved ioto the start- ing tight-end slot following an injury to the former Fighting Irish starter last midscason and played very well for the balance of the campaign. He is a strong blocker and caught 14 passes for 146 yards. Despite his great sir.e, he bas enough speed to have also spent con- siderable time in 1974 at split end. Luther Bradley is the other Notre Dame sophomore on the first team. He's a topflight defensive back who sat out what would have been his &Ophomoce year in 1974, but i.5 back in action this fall. He is one of four Notre Darners on the first team. With three defensive members oo the All-America squad,. the Fight- ing Irish lead in defense representation. Niehaus, Notre Dame's 6-5, 260-pounder, drew more votes at tackle than any other member of the defensive platoon. Steve is back at tackle this year after speoding 1974 at a defensive-end post. It was Niehaus' first full season. Injuries cut short both bis freshman and sophomore campaigns, necessitating knee surgery after four games of each season. Jim Stock, an aggreS*ive,, defensive end who is Notre Dame's defensive captain this year, rounds out the first team's quartet of players from South Bend. Ohio State also is represented by four players on the first team. Io addition to Griffin, they are offensive tackle Scott Dannelley, de- fensive back Tim Fox and place-kicker Tom Kleban, the Czech-·bom senior who kicked eight field goals in ten tries in 1974, including four against Michigan, to provide all the Buckeye points in a 12-10 victory that sent them to the Rose Bowl. Rounding out the first-team off ease are • • FAMILY WEEKLY, August 2~. 1976 Nebraska tenter Rik Bonneaa, plus guard Joe Dawla and tackle Marvin Powell, both from Southern California. Alabama has two first-team defenders. Both • have been honored in the past. They are line- backer Woodrow Lowe and end Leroy Cook, both seniors. (When a tornado ravaged Tus- caloosa, home of the University of Alabama. last March, Cook drove around town with a power saw, helping cut loose people and prop- erty from under fallen trees.) Elsewhere on defense, there are linebacker Greg Buttle and defensive back Mike JohMon, both of Peno State, and Don Dufek of Michigan, who has played a position called "rover,'' which re-, quires him to shuttle between the secondary and backing up the line. He is listed a8 a line- backer by the people at Michigan. The closest of all races for a berth on the first team was the oec for punter. Joe Parker, a junior at Appalachian State, won the nod over sophomore Johnny Ewana of North Carolina State by a single vote. This was closer than the margin by which Parker defeated Evans in the national punting race a year ago, 44.3 yards per boot to 43.S for the Wolfpack punter. Parker is the first player designated an AU-America from Appalachian State, the youngest major coUege in the state of North Carolina. Originally a school specializing in preparing people for careers in teaching, Appalachian State was designated a regional uruveTSity in 1969. Griffin's big vote-getting binge isn't surpris- ing. He woo the Heisman Trophy as college football's best player in 1974, only the fifth junior ever to do so and the first non-eeruor in J J years. None of the four previous junior- cla.ss recipients of college football's most pres- tigious award-Army fullback Doc Blanchard. 1945; Southern Methorust halfback Doak Walker, 1948; Ohio State halfback Vic Jano- wicz, 1950; and Navy quarterback Roger Staubach, J 963-was able to repeat as a senior. Griffin may be the one to explode this jinx. Archie also is within reach of becoming the first major college performer to rush for more than 5,000 career yards. He has compiled 3,820 yards on the ground in his first three varsity campaigns and needs 1, 180 more this fall to scale the 5.000 barrier. 'Those yards will be tough to get," Griffin concedes. ''I'd be happier if we woo the na- tional· championship." Archie, who grew up in Columbus, not far from the Ohio State campus, may help provide that championship for Coach Woody Hayes and his Buckeye teammates if he can duplicate his 1974 efforts, which produced a national high of 1,620 yards in 11 regular-season gam~. 12 touchdowns and an average of 6.9 yards per crack. Should both of the Selmoos gain AU- America honors in a majority of polls at the cad of the 1975 season, they would become the first pair of brothers ever to win consensus AU-America acclaim in the same year. H Dewey and Leroy join Lucious, a consensus All-America in l 973, the Selmoos would be onJy Jhe second family in 50 years to produce three consensus All-America brothers. (The Wistert family of the University of Michigan was the first .) m FAMILY WEEKLY, Auguat 24, 1976 _: • • NEW IMPROVED CHOW CHOW CHOW™ 7~0FE WOW! New Purina•Cat Chow•cat food tastes even better than •ever before. Now every flavor has more flavor. 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AD-Anterlea ~RM)fbaJI Continutd THE 1975 FAMILY WEEKLY ALL-AMERICA PANEL OF SPORTS EDITORS Al "8AMA: w.,_ HeMaf. Annlaton SUit; BUly MltcMll, 0.-tur Delly; Doug Bradford. ~han Eaol•: Henttd Stout, AOffflC• Tl-Trl~tiee Delly; J. SntotMra, OllC!Mff Tl-; Jedi Doene. MontgonMry AdNrtlMr; Paul Cox.. OpellJia.Allbum Newa; SI-w..tln, T~-N-. ARIZONA: Ar1 COt.1111\anour, Yllffta Dally Sein. AAKANSA8: Fqd ~. A,__ o.mocnit {Uttle Roe*): .wry Pitt- -· El Dorado IMwa-TI-; Grant Ha.II, NOl1hwett Artaft.. ... Tlmea (F~li.); Foeter Jotlnaon, Sovthw .. 1 Tl- Aecord (Fort Smith). CAUFOANIA: Jotln SMall, Antioch 0.lly i...dgfi; AJc:h Oofl&U, f:remooe~-.ni "'9•: S1Alt W-er. Burt>ant Delly Ae'ri-; Cllft 0-.cfla. Hllfttlnoton PM Dally fWQnal; Al ~. O...i. N~-; MIU 8tlldrw911, Henton! S-.t!Mi; L-al Hldll9y, Haywwd Delly Re¥\ew; Mike Bayne. Martine Yomlno H-. Gazett•: 8111 t.-ot.J. '"-e Prog--8v!S.Cln; Art Gatta. Redding ~d-6eArdlllght; Mweo Smolldl, S.Crwnento 8-; Jof\ttny Nett.l..nlp. San Lula Oblaclo T•l~ram-TrlbwM; Bob WllctM, Stoctnon Rec:o<d; St-St>rlf19W, Thouund OU. N-..Chronkli.; 0..... Beronlo, Vall•Jo Tl-...erald; Don T•rbwh, Eurelta Tl,.,....standard; Tlln Hunt, L'"""°'9 Tlr"lall.y H8f'ald; Elltl W. Wright, Jr .• Tular• Advanc.- Aegt.ier; Frank Mazzeo, Vall~ N-• and o,_ SttMt (Van Nuya); Mike N0¥1n, v1 .. 11a Tlme•0.11&. COl.OAAOO:• Gordon Crandell, Colondo Spnnoe O.Z•ll• Tat.graph; Mike Chapman, Fort Colllfte Coloradoan: Jeck Hiidner. Pueblo Chieftain. CONNECTICUT: Tim Tolollan, NCHWlch Bullelln. Fl()R.. IDA: Jim Hall, Bradenton Herald; Many Kai-. CIHtWater ~; Tr«>¥ Moore, o.ytoN Beech New.Journal; Aon Balicki. Playground Delly N-• (Fon Walton S..cll); Jedi Halraton, GalnMVille Sun; Ed Pl•lated, Hollywood Svn- Tatti.r. GEORGIA: Paul Mc:Cotvey, Albany He<ald; John Futch, AtMna Delly Newa; Jull1n Mlli.r. Valdoeta Dally Tl-. IDAHO: Rod H1111t, Idaho Stal-(Bol8e); .ICM Aictwlloncl, Idaho Stale Jovmal ((Poca1ello): Lany Howey, T'#ln Falla Timn-H-•. IWNOIS: Doft Plaralll, Allon T .... grac>fl; Brywi ,._, Auroni BMcon_..ewa; Fowler Con- nell, Denwille C-rclal N-e; FOfrest fl Kyle. Decatw Harald & ~; Biii Kindt, Elgln Courier N ... : Gary Koetllef, La Sali. Delly Newa Tribune; Oen o·~ Wav· kepn Hew..s.n. INC.ANA: Bob H-1. Btoc.lllnoton Herald Teleptlone; John .Watah. Gaty Poet Tribune; Bob FonS, Kotl°"'° Trlb- -: OW. Loncll. L.ogaN90f1 Ptlelo. Ttlb-& '"'-:Aon L---· Mwncle Star. IOWA: Lany LM!m«, Council Are You a .. Starch-ohoUc"? The time of day you eat certain foods has a lot to do with the ease or difficulty with which you lose weight. That's the indication of research on starch and obesity done at the University of Pittsburgh • by Or. William F. Kremer. Then 18 eome- thlng ebout atarch that mak" enlmala Mt It excaalvety, well beyond their momentary Meda. Or. Kremer points out, and he has ti • FAMILY WEEKLY. ~gvat 24, 1976 Bluffe Nc>ftparell. KENTUCKY: Clartl Hanee, Parti City H-• (Bowling Q,_); Paul Wllllam1, Owen.boro M-noer Inquirer. LOUISIANA: Bob Tomplllne, Lafayette 0.lllf Ad· 11er1I-. MAINE: Owen ~. Ben~ 0.llr H-• MARYL.AND: Rid! Cult.fl, S.11.0Ury Tl..._. MASSACHU· SETTS: Owen Aynn, Lowell S-. MICHIOAH: Wayne H. DeHeff, A'"' Artlor H-.; 8111 Frank, 8&111• Creelt Enquirer & N-•: Biii ~nw.11. Grand Rapids Pf-; Ed Senycno, ~•no Slat• Journal; Jim Buciljey. Sagi,_ N .... MIN· NESOTA: SIM Schlllldt, Wlnone 0.lly & SuniSay N-1. MISSISSIPPI: De¥e 8-1"9M. Jr .• ColllllltMoa COftlMef'clal Dlapatcll; Mitch Arltf, 0'91n¥111e Qitlla Delftoctat Tim•: MlcU'f Edwwdt, Hattleeburg '--lean; Mac QOl'don, M• ridlan star; 8111 Roea, Tupelo Delly Journal. MISSOURI: Elllotl Hanll. ColUl'llbl• O.lly Tribune: Jack Oulhrla, Jeffar • .on City N-• Tribune; Wendell Reddell. Joc>lln GI.,.,. MONTANA: Mart Stewan, Great Fall1 Tribune. HEBAASl(A: Al Rlddlnoton. Beelrlce Delly Sun. NEVADA: Royea Feour, Laa V.0• Ae¥1-J--i. NEW HAMPSHIRE: Bob Hll- llard, N-Hampetllre Sunday Newa (Manc;i-t.f). NEW JERSEY: Dick Brineler, Nbury Patti Preu; Ed Hlchlarleln, Attantlc City Pr-: Vinny OITranl, The SUnday Record (~ County); Jedi Oakley, N-BrUMWlck Home N-.: Larry O. Man:hlone, ,._ ~ Herald (N-· Ion); Herb Clar11, T'-ftton Tl--Advertl .. r. NEW MEXICO: Joa Muench, Lu Cruoee Sun-M-1. NEW YORK: Richard N, Brooaa, Saratoglan-Trl.COl.lnty Newa (Saratooa Spring1); Matt Or-. Troy Tim. Record; 8111 Higdon, Ullc:a Ol>Mnler-Dlapatc h. NORTH CAROLINA: 8111 Aoee. Concord Trlbltne; John J. &Mnon, Jr., Ellzabetft City Delly Adv.,.ce; Alcl\ard Sower$. G .. tonla Guetta; Horace Bllllno•. Salle· bury Poet. NORTH DAKOTA: V1111 Foal. Grand Foru Herald. OHIO: Mike Starttey. Aahtat>vla Stat Beacon; 8oO st-art. canton ~tofy; frank ~. Coat!oc;ton Tribune; BUI Moeller, Hamilton Journal~-.; Ron Cn1111p, Ironton T~; CMlcll Dell, ll-,.._.; T. Stlefwood 011\an, :za.-llle Tltnee ~der. OKLAHOMA: Robef1 OM Bolen, Bartl..,,ille Esaftllner· Entefl)riM; Hugh T. Qennan, McAlaasM "-•.C..,ltal; Tom Wr'9flt C>tllaftolM Joumel (~ City). OAEOON: Clare 0-V-F-orth. l(IMUdtl Falla Herald Md N ... ; 0.... ~. ~ N-Aewlew. PENHSYlllAHIA: Hefti WerT*, Altoona Minor; Fred I(~. C1Mrlleld Prov,_: Ed l.aubKf\, Ea\On Ellp,_; Walt long, '--II· anon Dally N-; John McCorwtl<*.. ~on TlllMe- s-my Tl-. SOUTH CAROLINA: Wiltntd Binette, Ander· aon lndepell\dent.Uall; Lftlle Tl1n1M, Spertanbu111 Herald- Joumal. SOUTH DAJCOTA: Don Lindner, Rapid City Jovr· Ml. TENNESSEE: Onie Speru, Bri9k>I H«ald Courier; Roy McDoftald &1111'1, Chattanoooa N-.. Free Preaa; Gene Waeher, Cl•rbvlll• Luf-Chronlcle: Jll'llll'IY Smyth. Johnaon City "'-'Chronicle; Ron BllM, Klngaport Tlmee-N..,t, Fred Wllllamt, Monl11own Clllz.•n Tribune. TEXAS: Bob Wllll-. Alnarlllo Globe_,._,: Dan. Cc»- '"" Avettn A1nerican-SUtt-; Mike Finley. eattown Svn; J-Miiier, Braz.oepof1 Facta: Ronnie Zamora. Bro•NYille Herald; John H. Walker. Valley Morning !tar (Harttno•n); Tl1n May, Lllftlln Newa; Bob Dillon, Midland Aeporter-TelegrMt; Danny Andrewa, Plainview Dally Her· aid; ~ WMt, Port Arthur N ... ; JohMY Graen, Teurllana Gazette; 81-Vemon, Teua City Deily SUn; MalVin Ellle, TY'er Coutfer-Ti-Telegniph. UTAH: Orao .._, Logan Henlld Jownal; EnMgn Ritchie, ()gdel\ Standard- Es8"'1ner. Mike TWltty, Provo Delly Herald. VIRGINIA: Don Cronin, ~Ill• Dally Progr ... ; T°"""Y Hama, Mar· tlnevlli. Bulletln; Harry Marah, Peterabufg Prog-lndex. WASHINGTON: Robbie P.ltota. Ab«dMn 0.lly W0tld; SWitOtd Ctten, earn.-Herald; Biii Undetrom, Delly Ollf'l'lplan; Jim Aedlno. Walla Walla Unlon-&li.tln. WEST VIAOINIA: Rldwrd Wyen. IMuefletd Dally Tet.grac>fl; Emle Satntoff, HuntlflGton Herald-Olapatch: S.... H-1ne'9am. Parll•r11buro N_..: 08Y'en °"911.y, Aai.lgh Register (8edlW,). WISCONSIN: Ron 8udlli, Eev Claire l.Mder· Teleg,_; JI• Komnen. Kenoeha ....._ WYOMING: Chudt Heltllne, Ca.per Stllr-Trlbune. found that obese people have a similar problem. Starch aeema to stimulate their appetite for more starch. Starch to an overweight penon la Hb alcohol to an ak:obollc. concludes Or. Kremer, and he suggests cutting starches drastically In a reducing diet. What are some popular starchy foods? Waffles. pancakes, maca- roni, noodles, spaghetti, cookies, pies, other pastry, coffee cake, bacon, toast, cereals with whole milk. Our American breakfast '8 very starc:hJ, and Dr. Kremer views it as stimulating our craving for more starch during the day. His solution: Swllch from a high-carbohydrate breakfut to a low one of fruft, aldm milk. • bolled 909 or cottage cheeM, black coffee or plaln tM. 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Do You Hove A Tel .. honel fCheck one) 0 Yfl ....•. n NO APO. ,.PO Alo11ro. /lou•au "'''"/or ·~clot 06~ S91 F7S Almo•t 200 more selectlons •nd complete det•ils on the preceding pages Any11tapes or records-$1 86 If,_ Jo• -~ .., ..... ...., • •tec:tioM , ........... a. !llficee) ......... 3,..,. I o .......... ,••hf •II• a etw Wt_. .,,.llMle la ...at•- Two Marri&gest) 18 Suiteases, A11d a111 Unpredietable \\Oman Nan1ed Cher I koew from the last time 1 had seen Cher thal she has a tendency to be late. This time she was still upsta.ir.i dressing. I didn't mind because il'gave me a c.bance to take a tour of the ground floor of her two- million~olJar Tudor-style house. I noticed an old painting above the ficcpl.ace. It was a traditional 16th-century portrait of a woman dressed in sat.in an(i laces-but with a mustache drawn across her upper lip. To complete the renovation, someone had used a blue felt-tip pen to write PROPERTY OF HELL'S ANGELS across the bosom. Cher offered an explanation when she joioed me .... FAMILY WEEKL Y: What about the painting? CHER: I've had it for 31.h years and I thought how ridiculous for me to have a picture like that. I don't have! any ancestors like her. Also, I hated the way she looked. So one night Tatum O'Neal (Ryan O'Neal's daughter J and 1 were s1tt.iog on Lhe couch looking at it. and I decided to pa10t a mus- tache and write on it. I thought she looked ugly before, so the mustache really didn't do anything o ne way or the other. FW: Didn't you destroy something of value? CHER: I don't think so. It came with the house. FW: How do you and Tatum get along? CHER: I adore ber . .L.,wouldn't mind taking care of her all the time. But she says the worst things! Her language is really awful. FW: How do you react? CHER: I say, "Tatum, you say the dumbest things! J ust back off!" She can be a real pain! But we have a very good understand- ing with each other. I told her I would give her respect if she would give me the same back. Tatum's a child-woman. She has too much knowledge for a girl her age. and she doesn't know what lo do with it. But she bas g reat insight. FW: How do you feel about performing aJooe? CHER: h's great for my tgo, but I feel guilty too. FW: Why? CHER: Knowing that Sonny's show didn't go. StarCltflt "CBS was afraid of me ••.. They simply didn't know what to do with me and that made me feel realty bad. But they're sorry for that now." FW: Last July, you married G reg Allman, rock-music supersta r. CHER: He has his own company and bis band was just voted the be3t in America by "Playboy" magaz.ine. FW: H ow long bad you known each other? CHER: Eight months. FW: So why did you file for divorce after only nihe days of marriage? CHER: Because Greg and I made a mis- take. We just cannot lave together as man aod wife. FW: Do you want more children? CHER: Y cs, but no more husbands. I've got to work this out somehow. FW : Not loog ago you were put on Black- well's worst~resscd list. I think you were Number Five. What was your reaction to that? CHER: I was sorry ( wasn't Number One. FW: How do you dress now? CHER: Two ways: Either way out or the way I am now, in jeaos. I don't like any- thing in between. FW: Was there aoy problem getting started with your own show? CHER: There certainly was. CBS was afraid of me. They bought a Pandora's box and were scared to death to open it. They simply didn't know what lo do with me and that made me feel reaUy bad. But they·re sorry for that now. I knew what I wanled to do. FW: What did you do during the year that you didn't work? CHER: I went nuts! My marriage was broken and I knew that Sonny and 1 would never be back together agarn. l was trying to change both my personal life and my career. But everybody l knew around me was working-Warren Beatty. Jack Nichol- son, everybody. J beame very paranoid about it. Finally I decided to do some travel- ing. Paulette [Cher's secretary, Paulette Eghiazarien] and my sister Georgeanne and I took off for Europe for three weeks with eight suitcases. Three weeks later we came back with 18! We went to Paris, Am- sterdam, London and New York. FW: Did you stay in fancy plac.es? CHER: W e went from one extreme to the other. In Paris it was the Plaza-Atbenec. In Amsterdam, the Hilton. But I didn't like il so we moved to another hotel where we had to climb five flights of stairs. We had two tiny rooms; one for the three of us and one foe the 18 sujtcases we'd accumulated. FW: What about London? CHER: We stayed at a place called Blake's Hotel. It was just too small for us, and when I fell through the coffee table at 2 a.m . watching TV one night, I felt we simply had to get out of there. We called around to other hotels. but at that hour nobody wanted lo take us-three women at two in the morning with no references! As a last resort I called the Playboy C lub. The man was really snooty. I said, "Okay, if I call Hugh Hefner and he says okay, will you let me have a room?" He said, ''Well, I suppose l could-if you could do that. ... " It was four in the morning when I called Hef, and right away he made sure we had rooms at the Playboy Club. Or so we thought when we walked io. Only lhe room was a shambles! Food all over the floor. Beds tom apart. The man who showed it to us was in a state of shock! FW: So how did you spend the night? CHER: Paulette said, "Why don't you caJI Bernie Cornfeld [the famous financier]?" I said I didn't know him, but we decided to call him anyway. And he said, "Okay, come up to my house," and he gave us his ad- d ress. So the three of us plus our 18 p1eces of luggage got back into two cabs-one for us, one for the luggage-and got to this place where a woman opened the door in a shortie nightgown and curlers. It was the wrong address! So we coded up back on lhe street with all the luggage. 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I BRITT EKLAND "Molded br .. artiat'' Aa one of the top fnhion photog- raphen today, Lord Patrick Lichfield is constantly in the presence of beauti- ful models and film stars. "I intensely disli1ce being out- side the company of women. A third of my life is spent thinking about women," he admits freely. Lichfield told Lord UddJekl FA~lLY WEEJCLY what constitutes beauty in his dis- cerning eye: MBritt EJcland is in a cate- gory of her own. Her mouth might ARMOUR'S ARMOURY By Richard Armour ENERGY CRISIS New sources are being sought For energy. We're overwrought And worry every working hour About the shortages of power. What is the source of beat and motion? Is it the sun? ls it the ocean? At nuclear reactor plants Some look with hope, some look askance. Well, my solution's simple, sound, And cheap and very dose around: have been molded by an artist. Her eyes mirror an inner quality-a wom- an's thoughts and feelings engulf you when you photograph her. My other favorite subject is Bianca Jagger be- cause she is an individual. How diffi- cult it must be for ber to be married to superstar Mick Jagger, and yet she has retained her originality. Her clothes are bizarre but she makes them acceptable. Her mouth is exceptional, sexy in simple terms. She is the face of the seventies!" How tMny people can realty live on •rth? "Buckminster Fuller claims he could take the entire population of earth today and proolde everyone wUli adequate hotuing and prloacy on the islands of Japan. He'd build a mile- high apartment complex, with each unit containing its own power supply, garbage and water recycling systems. The structure would be designed in such a way that each apartment would be mobile and used for transportation over land and water .... Whether or not one looks forward to sharing the planet with a trillion human beings tiered on top of one another in cities reaching to the stars, we cannot help but admire a man with the courage to propose such daring schemes." From .. Who's Afraid of 1984?" by Jerome Tuccille (Arlington House, $7.95). FATHER WASSON "Unbelievable" 8UCCea Who is the world's moat .ucceuful operator of a children•• "home"? It may well be Father William Wasson of Cuemavaca. Mexico, who is the SWTO- gate father of 1,200 orphans. Says Father Wasson: "Twenty-one years ago, when I was a newly ordained priest, a thief was caught trying to rob the poor box in my Cuemavaca church. But I couldn't press charges because the culprit was only 15, and from a broken home. The authorities turned the youth over to me. Three clays later, they sent over eight more delinquents and I had my work cut out for me ." Wasson requires that his children be parentless, under 16, and with no liv- ing relatives. l'bis is not an orphan- age. I don't allow my children to be adopted. I believe that they have suf- fered sufficient anxiety before they arrive, so why put them through fur- Quips & Quotes Throughout the world-east, west, oorth, south- A windmill by each speaker's mouth. .. I km ten pound8 this week." ·You clUln't lose it-you ;ust mis- placed it. Look behind you." -Virginia Ostman "They say she's a wonderful house- keeper." "How do you know thatr "'She's been divorced four times, and kept the house every time.'' . -Samuel]. Stannard Rl'SS'ian society: Peasan.t under glass. -Frank Tyger. A man went to his doctor for a com- plete physical examination. After the examination, the doctor told him he had six months to live. "If that's the case," the patient said, "I won't be able to pay what I owe you. .. .. All right," the doctor said quickly. "TH give you another six months." -Lane Olmghmue THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids see llfe difterently. Send original contrlbutfon1 to "Child," Family Weekly, 6'1 Lexington Ave., N.Y .• N.Y 10022. $10 II uaed-none returned. Grandma and I were lying down on the bed and we had my little son between us. He started to squirm. "What's the matter, Bobby?" I asked. StiJI squirming, he said, "Theres too much lady in this bed!" -Mrs. Al Rife Escondido, Calif. Salesman to customer looking at a TV set: "The tag price, madam, refers to city, state and federal taxes; the. price is extra." -Conrad Fiorello If took me years to teach my cl&~ dren the value of a dollar-so now they ask me for two dollar1. -Tom Gallagher ther trawna?" Said psychiatrist Erich Fromm after a visit to the home: "Our findings are unbelievable. The children are completely happy and free. What is remarkable is not only the absence of major behavioral problems, but the presence of cooperation and mutual responsibility. The boys and girls feel them.selves to be members of the family and are proud of this member-• ship." On October 19 at 7 p.m. (EDT), Jason Miller portrays Father Wasson in a two-hour CBS-TV special .• A Home of Our Own." BIRTHDAYS (all Virgo): Monday: Leonard Bernstein 57; George C. Wal- lace 56; Sean Connery 45. Wednes- day: Martha Raye 59. Thursday: Ben Gazzara 45; Donald O'Connor 50; Charles Boyer 76. Friday: Ingrid Berg- man 58; E lliott Gould 37; George Montgomery 59. Saturday: Jean- Claude Killy 32; Shirley Booth 68; Fred MacMurray 67. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Leonard Bernstein A lngrld Bergman By Frank Baginski LITTLE EMILY .. Oh, DaddJ, you found my roHer.U .. I" FAMILY WEEKLY, Auguat 24, 1975 • H • .. I A ltyltlll .._..,. c-11 ... r ... wM a • 11t. ,_ ... .....,. ....-..... _._ .... ~·.-iii·-.... ....... Toe.I Wt. JW. ctL • ., .............. cat ,, .... • Aa • .., .... t• ... ,,_. at ......... _.._ .... ............... •HJ Wll, llo•1tt ... (SS) ~11 ... 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If at Ute Md Of IO •ays .,_ .. .... ......... ..., ......... ,...,., ~ INSURED MAIL "1r _. ...... ~ rotu ... At ••1' tMM, or '9r ..,, ,.._, .... "' .............. ... .. , roMlt .,_, cae.tlN IMHllaloll • ...._. "' INSUit~ MAl_L for PRU ............... •fll ............... ,,...,at_ ~ ... ..... .... or,..MO,•r=•••t• ,.,_. .... for......... ..__ ___________________ _ LOW PRICE EVEN Ho Fi d DOESN'T MILLIONAIRES w to n QTY. RINGS ENLARGED TO SHOW DETAIL USE THIS MONEY SAVING COUPON ~1974 PLANTAON, INC. SIZE ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION Jewelry Not Pictured Below White Mounting-SS 0t 18Kt·W·HGE Yellow Mounting-GF or 18Kt·Y·HGE LADIES COST --.. T.UW "'9111' ....... ., ~ TV 1. Cut a strip of .... , . *-.......... .,... Your Ring Sh:ec;...,. MENS 2. 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Auidenh add S'!lo Sates Ta• Total Amount EnclOMd $ ------- A o 1 2 3 • s • 1 • t 10 u 12 13 1• ,-~~-NG~G-Ul-DE~-,,~,,-,,~,,,-,,~,1,~1.1~.f-,(.~(.~f ,~l.J .NAME -------.:----------------- __ d Fl SP 11VE LOOKED FOR HAPPINE55 AT HOME 'it SIGH~£ NANCY A .NEW BOY MOVED INTO OLJR N E I G l~B O RHO OD --- NANCY---1 HEAR A NEW BOY MOVED ACROSS THE S TREET FROM YOU~ ' s SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 1975 !'VE LOOKED A LL OVER TH15 NEl6H60f<HOOD FOR HAPPINES5 ... SOMEDA'1', l'LL LOOK ALL OVER THl5 COVNTR'f FOR HAPPfNE5S ... -...- AND W11EN L{OU RETURN HOME, "(OU 1LL FtND THE VER'( HAPPtNESS THAT WAS THERE ALL ALONG ! l 5 Tf4AT WHAT '(OU'RE TRL{tN6 TO ~A'< ? .. REALLY ??--- 1 HADN 'T NOTICED WHERE DOES HE LIVE? ,. EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COAST NEWS IF lT'S JUST A MATTER OF LQOKtNG, I 1v'E LOO~ED ! ............... ,, -,--/ , -,, --_.... _,,, .,,,,, _,, , -... -,--/ -- AND, SOMEOA4', I 'LL LOOK AL L AROU~D THE WORLD FOR HAPPINESS1 8UT I 1LL PR08ASL't' NE.VER FIND IT ... NO, BUT MA'{SE l1LL FtNO THAT ~TUPIO LITTLE PINK BRACELET I LO?T L{ESTEROA'(! / " -, ,, -... ,. , B ·Ernie Bushmilf e HE LI VES A CROSS T HE STREET FROM NANCY'S HOUSE . . IN-SPECTION I REAt1'/ o~ NOT.'! ROE'!ERT, YOW WENT THE. eNTIR'E. PAY WITHOUT MAKING A M~! ~----, r -O R E!RE:AK ING ANYTHING, OK' Cl<'.'EATING A NIAl?ANCE .1 ,1, '" '~~ l 1H1 NK MAYBE. :L FINALLY GOT ENOUGH CRENll PIE . WHAT DEGRADATION I HAR RY L DINKLE , WORLD'S GREATEST LIVING BAND DIRECTOR,REDUCED TO MARCH IN & ON A PI CKET LINE/ !'M GOING T'O PVt l HIS NAM E ON TH E 'NEAT LITTLE LADIE7 ANO GENTLEMEN" L/'71 .. .' .J U91 • IELL HER 'THEO "TRUTH. .. SIGH I WEkl I I MIGHT AS WElk NIAKE THE BEST OF IT I T7K , T5K ! ..JU?i L.OOK AT iHl7 BLANK fl EVE.11:YO NE::'7 THING~ Ali!:E IN A D1?&1<'.'ACEFl.AL '7TATE !! -EXCEPi R'0 8ERT'7.' NOW, NOW, K'OE!ER'f, DON'/ E!E D l?CO!A RAGED ... ;f '.f ~ -, ) L ~ ·-'1 D • ~ , -By Hank Ketcham ~~~~..,...-::-~--.,.-, DoN'T Go DoN' l'MJuc;' C'ATCHIN ' 'WAY, GINA !3EO UP ON MY ... J GOT A ~<;HFUL, SP.EATHIN' AND GREAT HUH ... SWALLOWIN'. IDEA. · DIG IN . . -. OKA(,), LET'5 STRAIGHTEN UP THOSE lJNE.S I PEOPLE ... IT l.COKS LIKE A S NAKE OUT 111 ERE I YEAH ... SHe DPEw THAT HOP-SCOTCH 'THING ON THEO <;IDEWAL/<. LAST ;--...,........., WEEK! AND 1111S 11ME I LET'5 6EE IF WE CAN'T All START . ON OUR lEFT FOOT ! HUT, 1WO I 11-lREE I FOUR ... • • - •• f I --OH? YOU THREATENIO PUNISH ME LIKE IHIS, RUNI? I COLJL.C? sweAR I Ht:ARtfA CANNON JUDGE PARKER SUPPOSING I WENT TO THE POLICE! ~ WHERE 15 MISS LAVAL? WHERE 15 T.T.? 15 ANYTHING WRONG? THEY'RE YOU'VE HAD ME WAITING WAITING! FOR OVER TWO HOURS COME DOWN ,,.AND NOW I'M NOT THIS MINUTE! IN THE MOOD TO DANCE! IT'LL TAKE ME ABOUT A HALF HOUR TO WARM UP AGAIN! DONNA HAS NOT BEEN FORCED TO DANCE AT PACE'S HOME, WILLSON! DONN A, PLEASE ,,, YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT THIS WILL MEAN TO YOU ... TO ME! MUST I GET DOWN ON MY KNEES AND BEG YOU? OKAY! I'LL BE RIGHT DOWN! GENTLEMEN! GENTLEMEN, PLEASE BE SEATED! THE PERFORMANCE IS ABOUT TO BEGIN! 5C~IBBLE 5CR\~BLE Baseball. Basketball. Football. Candy bar-eating. You r All-Star Jersey is perfect for all sports. Each jersey is white with red and blue trim and white stars. And it's made of long-wearing nylon mesh. That means it's washable and shrink-resistant. Your name is on the back and your choice of number on both sides. So order yours now and look like a pro! And if your sport is candy bar-eating (whose isn't), team up with a Baby Ruth, a Butterfinger or a Wayne Bun Bar from ND. MORE ·L-IKE mis. t ADVUnSEMfNr Planters/Curtiss Confectionery, A Division of Standard Brands Inc., 3638 North Broadway, Chicago, Illinois 60613. YOUTH SIZES ONLY $4.95* Suggested Retell Value $10.95 ADULT SIZES ONLY $5.95* Suggested Retail Value $11 .95 •and the name "Curtiss". "Wayne" or "Planters" from any 2 candy bars or nut packages. . -. . ... - ~-------------------, I How to Order: I List each 1ersey separately, printing clearly. II you print name to appear on back ol jersey. One name I run out of space. use a separate piece of paper. State only, no more than 10 letters PRICE -state amount QUANTITY -how many SIZE -YM for Youth Medium you are enclosing. $4 95 and 2 Curtiss. Planters or 1 I ( 1 Oto 12). YL for Youth Large ( 14 to 16), AM tor Adult Wayne names for each Yo uth size: $5.95 and 2 Curtiss, Medium (38 to 40), AL for Adult Large (42 to 44). Planters or Wayne names for each Adult size En- 1 NUMBER -choose any number from 0·99. NAME-close check Of Jnoney order. I Please send me I . Quantity Size Number Name on Jersey Price and Curtiss/ Mail to: I of Jerseys on Jersey Planters/Wayne Names Planters/Curtiss Jersey Offer P.O. Box 542 I Oak Parl<, Illinois 60301 I I .I I NAME ,-I I ADDRESS, ________________ _ I CITY STATE ZIP ___ _ L.: ~ =·~·~·~1 -~~ ~ ~·~r·;,;:;;. =~·~··~r~ :.:7~ \ •• ' --~ \\ ' ' ' '\ MOONlMULL NS \ \ \ \' . \ WE'RE THE LUCKIEST PEO H.E ON EARTH u' ' ~E:E:, SWIVSL-- J ~OTTA ,ADMIT you 5,A'/IN' "Yss" To A DATe: , by Ferd Johnaon -So How..,,_..., WELL, BILL ,ALWAYS "T,AkES ',t>ME: You ME: To "THE: THi=A'TER •· He:H·· AND A C,ANDLE:l-IGHT GAYE: IN? DINNE:i< AT CHf:Z CARY .. SORTA J;< "THf<SW ME ... ;33_ . -~~~.-! ~"~fIV,\~~ . ~ " !i-· .. I ' cAJ('VOu TRUST YO UR EYEb 1? There ate at least six dirrer- t'nces in drawing details between top and bottom panels. How qui rkfy can you find them? Checlt answers with thos.e below. ")tufllf!'ltl 11 ·~·llll ,, ,,.,,,.,. .... i""' 'l!•I' ,, dr•1, 'I '!'"Ii'"'""'' ···~ 'l 11nt;J ·1: 'll'~'·'ll'I'" d~•I l"'r' ·~ ·~fl ,...,1111 " p!1••( l l '·''"·''·')J'(I • • ~;;;;;;---i •, ., ' ·>:-~~ ' Hal Kaufma1> ~ ~ ---BULLETIN BOARD --- e r·«IEl'ER i\·IAID! 1\ French faunerl•lle dr:ove ht>r tractor ten kilornelers, plowed one hectare •n<l u:.l'd one decaliter of gas. Can you translate in lt'rm;, of mil es, acres and gallon&? """'Ill!~ t-9"7. ·~·""~ 1~1··;: .,,,11ui 'f'l ~·[l Ci) •<~u(•:.lion: '\Iha! put a l'rimp in tht bulll'r debate'! !'at an:."·cr~. e c hallcnge: Reoirrangc thl"Se letters 1nt.o three hoys' namt'S, using all six lcltl'rs in l'ach nan1l': LOllNA IJ. Thl'rc's 1\rnold, for one. '1'"~1"11 I'"" l'l''"''H 'l'l""'V (l/HJOUS 1 5~ l 'll\ltll Olll ['i ,,11,J, tr(111\ ;1 drc l... 111•.il 11ir,c• tiut e 1{1rlrl!r·n1c·thi.,, if you can: \Vhat !>larts wi lh an Ill lht<.'.l' 't.ll'.k\ lll lilt' [(! .I ,f.K'i.., ll.11.: ,1 :.p.:.·l.11!11 p1cl.. up I·:. i>nrl;.. \l'ith an 'E and has one !rt.tcr in \t'! (;i\·,, up'! :\n c n\'(•lapc. 0111' ofthl' ,1,1 rk'. ~t·k·,·1 r--:?5!;--~=:::--:;!~~~-;::;-~~"?~iij .1 •. 1rd 1111·n t.dly, .11111 I n:111n1 !he ~t.1.:k to tli1' t.1hl1:, Nnit 1\'111 ..:h \IJti.. hJ, been \'.ho~cn. ('0111· h111,· the !ht<.'<' ~IJ•'k'. plac1n~ lhr "111y~t1·ry •• 1rd" pile 111 lhr und· d k'. Nuw, 1l\•J!111~ ,J1J, h·tt to ngl11. h1n11 !11•· \IJl'kS ol lhJt'l' t.".1c·l1. '''" >vur \1.:t11n h) fi111l !ht' pil1• 111 111h1 .. ·1>. hi' 1.1r.! .11)p\·.1r,, ln,ll'l'd, !11, 1Jrd 1, .1IWJ), th1· ,1•11trr our of tire ITl•l l.i 11h1,h lh' j)!lllll \, I J) 11 \Ill[ !Ill }'ll(lf I llt'l\d,' llEttE, llERF:'. llu111try Harry '· \ ' ' . . Just one of liY;"l>til h~, al top lrfl above, takes In picniC: sltf', botton1 nghL Which one? ~~f}, Q ~-~~~ ' ' ,_.r;,,, (< 191~1<• .. ¥0,,N.,.,1"<. ,0.11 ll•iM• "*'°"'"d • 4 SUM~-I E it OF '32! Apply the follo'v\·ing colors neatly (or a surprise picture a bovl': 1-Hl'd. 2-LL blue. 3-Yellovt. 11-Lt. bro'>'-·n. 5-Flcsh tones. 6-f)k. 1:reen. 7-rlk. blue. 8-LL gray. . . I SPEllBINDER! I -SCORE I 0 points ror using all the ·--letter• in the word below to form . two complete words: FRO NT I ER --.. .. .. . .... -. ' --THEN .core 2 poi"ts each for all -I words or. rour letters or more round amonf the letters. Try to acott at leut 5 0 point.. ·1'"J 'U\.l)f :111•11l~U• ~\q!J;lfld I L l . . • t e PRESS OF A SECRET ELECTRIC BUTTON BY THE FARMERS CRIPPLED DAUGHTER BLASTS ' A MOUNTAINTOP AND THE SMUGGLERS' DREAM. ONE OF THE BOULDERS SHATTERED MY 2-WAY,SO I CAN'T CALL FOR HELP. AOY!ITISlM(KT WHEN THE CRIPPLED GIRL. LEARNED HER FATHER WAS IN WITH THE SMUCiGLERS, SHE MUST HAVE DECIDED TO DESTROY THE ''CONCRETE -HEAD,'' HER FATHER AND HERSELF • . .,...._ ~ .t -0 ' < . . . I '.:> n ~ . ' • :' AND SO, HAI~ . SHE BLOWS THE WHOLE OUNTAIN!! IT ISN'T ALL BAD NEWS, HAIRY. TALK FAST! Wh at's newfangled about Pringle's Newfan gled ' . . .. ' ,, , . . . ~ ' DICK TRACY AND SAM ARE TRAPPED IN THE ROCKS OUT THERE! . . < . . ' I . ' ,, . : . Pptato Chips? Everything! They're fresh and unbroken. They come crackling fresh and stay that way-even after they're open! They fit in-cupboards-without squashing. And, made a new way, they're perfectly shaped so a big bagful fits inside this newfangled crushproof canister! Pour out a bowlful and chomp into the most tantalizing taste in the whole crunchy world. . Made a newfangled way from dried potatoes. \ \ Pringle's Registered In U.S. Patent Ollie. Cl 1975, Procter & Gamble " _.,,,-----. ·; ; • •. ~·' ~1 't". ,\./ .... , .. .... - Airtight pull·tab lop and plastic Perfectly shaped, they're snugly Su rprise! The canister holds as many Single pack (4,5 oz.) or twin pack tid nssure la.sting freshness. stacked to reach you unbroken. chips as this bag! (9.0 oz.) ... in shelf·size canisters. '--l • t ' " I \ BOOMtK WE.L e, WHAi DO {ou WArJT To Oo 10NIGHT ? .~ ANY1HING fiU T WATCH 11/! LE.1'5 GO r;;~~~ W£ ALl2CAO'l" TO IH£ 'iAW IT ! f=LICKS.' !' I : " . ' " ·. ~ 0 . ' • UU(.; I UH ~MOc..;K ;-::-H , MY ( S~CONf.7 FAVO R l'T'f: COMIC S.,-R I P .1 WHA'T''S ,.,-Mf'AN? ' ' J: HAVt::N ''T' .,-He' FOGG It:= S'f' IPe'A .1 HOW AE:SOU1 MONOVOLY. . OR 5Cl2AB13L.E: ? \. WAN T TO GO 5££ MAl2.K ANO f3£TT'r'? TJ..it:'(' i2£ AWA'{ FOR 1Hf W£f-K. He' W AS MAUl.-e'f.7 BY A PINOSAUR Ht::Re', PU'\' .,-H IS l-l'T'l"i.-E' S'f'I CK U NPE'R YOUR 'T'ONGUE' Y"KNOW, GORG, :i: l"H I N K You -.IUS'I CAME= c1.-ose l'O I NVE:Nl'I NG l'He' N,\E'PICAL- PROFE'SSION .' ' I'M NOi /HAI 11 IZf:D. r GIN l(UMMY, 6ABS ? DON '1 Ff.i:;!. IN I H6 MOOD. HOr-lf .· / COLUMBO Of? K'OJAK ? Cius Arriola !T's TH.E. ONl-Y WAY :r. CAN !AIOU.1-G£ IN MY f-/0£3£3'/ WITHOUI • .( '">' i\ 0ETTIN<!:J C!<OWA!ED WITH THE CHl<.ONtCJ.£! • B George Lemont ' HMM, "fHC: 1-1.,--r1.-i;: S"flCK C e'R'T'AI N L-Y IS WARM \I - ., < ,. "'' ' . ' '( o, •• fe liJ :. Iii -... -·d· ' :; o r ·a· L B ir ir .. ~ft ti b ~ I 't.b . ;c . " . " .A 'v ·• .J 1