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Home My WebLink About1976-02-01 - Orange Coast Pilot• 1. J . [NCwFuel ·Systelll C,ould Punip Pr~hle~: ~ By WILLIAM SCURF.IBF.R wos made pub lie this week by t he' .,.. "The situation is most severe . blem ," Leif son said. "The pro~ f Of ... o.i1, Pito1si.11 S t .. 1, e U c p a r t on the vacuum.assist systems blem is with the entire systern • The gasoline vapor tl·eovcry ment or Agpculture's Division of . but ll can also occur with the a nd some c hange;; have to be . .syste ms now being in!ltallt·d by Measurenfent Standards, which more simple balance .systems made for it le work to our ,thousands · of as res pons i b I e for a nn u a I stal e Air Reso.urces Bo a rd Once recovered, the vapots are that work by the basic displace-satisfaction " ,Orange Coun-certification of service gtataon (ARB) and local uir pollution processed through an elaborate ment pressure in lbe gas tank," According to Leifs on , ty gas outlets fuel pumps. control districts have' the poten-1,1ndergrou&tl syste m o( pipes and Leif son s aid. anufact u re r s of recovery -On orders of Until the systems are altered tial to suck gasoUn.r that has recondensed for storage in an un· The stale official said the main ·systems have a ssured his office ai~ .Pollution -probably al thf expense of the already been metered back out of derground tank. problem appears to be in the that modifications can be made, offt.c!als could gas outlet own~r -the state a vehicle tank. ' Leif son's agency received a .special nozzles that must be used in the recovery systervs in a fac1htate con· agency will not certify them for The int~nt of s uch systems is to number of complaints from San to pump the Cuel. Mos~ are short time. But the costs of such, ,sumer fraud use. according ·to Olaf Lei/son, withdraw only gas vapors from 1 Diego County and the San Fran-equipped with a shroud that. modifications a re still unKnown. ~hen -they go technical adviser lo the measure· thelan)t as they are displaced by cisco Bay area, where a lt1{ge clam ps over the tank outlet to L eif son s aid the problem 1 ~to opera· ment unit. liquid fuel. Those vapors now number of systems are in opera-trap the fumes. caused by his agency's ruling is t1on. Leifson explained that the r e-escape into the a'ir and are a ma· tion, that some liquid fuel also is "But I think it is not proper to _That finding SCHRe11iu covery systems mandated by the jor source of pollution., · being withdrawn. say the nozzle is the only pro· (See PUMP. Page A2) .. SUNDAY • VOL. 69, NO. 32, 10 SECTIONS, 124 PAGES ORA~E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 1, 1976 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Niguel Woman Killed in Crash \, A curved section of Coas t Highway just north of Laguna Beach was the death scene Saturday night fo r a 22-year ·old Laguna Niguel woman whos(' car crashed through a center divider and hit another car head-on Also injured were a passenger. Melinda Pears o n . 17. o f . Fullerton. and the other dri ver, Scott Arthur llumburg. 20, of Fullerton. ~ , , Picasso Art • • • Haul Biggest In History? From Wire St>rvices June 1972. did not include any C~inp\ia Morino. or 2348 1 Porter Circle , was dead on ar- rival at So}iLth Coast Community Hospital f~owin g the 9 p.m. at> cident'. A spokesman f.or: South Coa~~ C-Ommunily Hospital early thi~ morning said Humburg would probably be treated and.released and that Miss Pearson,might be kepHor observation. California Hi ghway Patrol or flc 1als said no .other <:ars were in· vol \'t.'d in the cr .. sh in front of F.V Morro School. They said th('y do AVJGNON, France -Police major works. They showed erotic sajd gunmen overpowered three couples. bullfighters and distort· ·' guards and s tole 127 paintings by·· l'd faces .'Miranda Card' ManKi.lled ~ In Bar Fight PHOENIX W Pl) -· Ernesto Miranda. whos e n.tlX' c11n\'1cl1on lead to a landmar k s~premc Court decis ion in 1966 , \vas stabbed to death Satunlay nii:ht during ,all i.l!'gUm('Ot at a uar near the downtown are:i . An unidentified man wa'i lakt•n mto· cust ody for que~\l()ning, police said. Miranda was CO n\'ictcd or kH I· nap and r ape in l9G3 hut lh(' conviction wns overturned l)v tlw U.S. Supreme Court on ~ro'Unds that he was n't advised or his con- stitutional r'is:?hts against self-, incrimination. As a result of that del'1~ion all law enforcement offi cers 1n tht• United St ates ('Urry a "M1ranfla Card" oullanin~ indiv1du.tl right~ to be r-ead Lo a !-.US.Pl'l'l .it ttw t1mt" of p is arrest Mirand ~1 ".1~ 11•11wri on lht· char ge:-. was con v1tlt.•d and served five yea rs ol ;1 l O ;w year sentem·e I le ;11!--c t w:1s ""' ,. ing . .a concurrent :m t11 25·.\ t>:tr term for.an unrl'latcd l.n1fl• pomt robbcrv of SR from :i '' om ;m lit• "a~ reieasc<l<>n par11lr• in 1117:?_ not know why Miss MQrino's car left the road. The h ighw ay at t hat point curves s harply uphill. On the south side or the road. a cliff falls a way t o a g litte ring and sometimes distracti.Jlg ocean cove Reagan Funds Top Ford's ' Wi\SltlNGTON (l\Pl Of- ficial campaig11 finance reports confirmed on S atu rda_y tha t. President ·Ford is taking a beat· ing from Rl'publican .chal1engcr Ronald Reagan in l.hc race for campaign dollars . Reports s how Reagan raised Sl.93 million last year despite a lat(' start. outpacin~ Ford's SUi5 mi l hon. Jmpo rtantly, far more o f HeaJ,!an·s dona tions arc relative'- Jy small and so matchable in full hy the f<'dt'ral go"ernmcnt Dur- mg the last three month report 111g pl'riod Heaga n ~ot 5869.501 in donations of ll'ss than $100 each Fnrd got StU2,510. for a rat io l)f hl'ltt•r tha n 8 to I m fiea~an ·~ I avor Tht• rc:-rs.()11 IS n eagan's h('avy u:>t· of m m l L1> a 1>pt•al for small flof}at ions . ·; $1,?50 Bank_ ~t Safe; Man Jailed Poltce s aid Saturday thc'y haVl' recovered $1.950 ta ken 1n llw roll b~ry of a Los J\l;1mitos hank In jail fac in~ multiple bank f()h ht't'Y chargt•s 1" 1\l;1n l>ohrwr. l !I, ofl.ong nl'ad1 • Poltet• s ;11d t lw 1 ohh1•r' 01• currt>d about 6 I' m l '11cl.1~ ,11 llomt• Hanl... 1UtM2 P1111• St . l.1 1:, /\l;iinilos. w hL'n 11 lont• 1~11 nma11 t'nlcrcd JUSt ut'forl' clo-.111..: llnw ch s playt•<I a hand f 111i 1n hi!-. wais tband and robbed I\\ 11 tC'llt•r:- The m5'11 c::isu:illv ~aullt l'r(•d out. JU~t rni~smg nff1N•r<; !.11111 • # moned hy ·a s tll•nl ;ilarm. poli r(• s ai<1 llowc,·cr. n rnut inc lelephonini! oft hC' cir -; cr i pl rnn of I h(' ma n lo the FBI by th1• hank manag~r rt'~ult· t•cl 111 lhe a rn·sl of lhcsuspecl only ~·7 1111n11ks af\t'r t hl' robbery. • 11011(·1• .... llfl lht• FBI hatJ bt•••n ~1·1'\.111i: llohnc•r on other ban).. 1 ohll\'ry c:h aqtl''> hut hac.l nol been .1hh• 111 oatch him .1l home J\p p.11 l'nl I.> t tw susµt•cl'!-rk scri pt1011 mall'hl'1l th.it l!IVl'n l>}-.tht• bant. mana,::c r a nd hC' was JrrcstC'd a~ he rt.>turncd home. P.llr Plltl PllOlo oy RI<"'""' Koe"'" Fountain Flap? Looks like 0-eana Connell. 2, is protesting Jenny's edging into line a head of her at Wardlow Park drinking fountain in HuRtington Beach, but she really is asking her friend. Michele Barwick, 6, to help Jenny get a drink on a warm and sunny day. Jenny is a doll, in case you hadn't caught on. and needs a Htllc extra help in such matters. She can't. talk for herself. even if she is big enough. All three .. girls" Live in Costa Mesa. ... the late Pablo Picasso from an lnvesligalors s aicl the stolen exhib1t1on here Saturday night. H p:tintings represented about. a · was one of the biggest art thefts year's work for Picasso. who, to in history. · protest the rip ht-wing regime in Police would not sav whether l}is native Spain. spent most of they had any leads in lh'C theft. his workinl: hfe in France to · T he hei~t followed by three become this century 's best days-the theft of more than 100 known and most influential Picasso Lithographs valued at artist. S225.000from a Paris artgallery. 'F'rench police immediately or- Police an the s outhern l''rench dered a dragnet covering a large city of Avignon said the robbers area in southeastern France and -apparently-three men -beat erected roadblocks on highways. up. gagged and bound the three Police sources said an alert was guards watching over the · 201 called on the country's borders. J'iCassos on permanent display The Av.i i::non h eis t wa s in the large chapel of the Palace :believed to be the biggest s ince of Popes . thieves scaled the sleep walls of Appar ently working with a the Urbino Castle in northern lta· tho ro ugh kn'owledge of the ly last year and made off with p<.1lace. a towering structure or millions ofdollar~worthofarl reddish stones and turrets built OffieialS'said it was impossahlc during the 14th century schism in to estimate the value of the patnl· the Catholic Church. the thieves ings. all done in the last years of quietly loaded the 127 paintings Picasso's life , because the in a van parked in a palace market for Pica'ssos from that courtyard. period is unknown. One of the g~,j.r,q.-; managed' to But Paul Pu aux. the director of untie himself ~ate s enous 10-the Avignon /\rls Festival who juries and call police. arranged the show. indicated The stolen paintings, mad<.' e-4 • betwee n Septe m bcr 1970 and f.'('llF.IST , PageAJI Medics Mee~ing A~d · CriSis ... • •·rom Wire Services LOS ANGELES -Two ·doc tors ' groups were to meet during the weekend lo discuss a stale ad- m in is tr a lion proposa l for l~g is lali ve r em edies t o the malpractice insura nce crisis and medical ser vice slowdown . ..-- The proposed bill would ~Jko. 1 ,·ide a s t al e -gu ara nteed 1n · surance program at rates much lower than those paid to pnvate carriers. M<'anwhile . G ov Etlmund Brown Jr ·s new ni :tlprncticc in- surance pJan. with pro\•isibns for free or low cc>s t care fort he poor. was promptly n·jl'ctt>1l by the pres 1c1 Pnl of thl· Californi <.1 l\tcdir al /\ssoeralion "Wholl y tn atl1 •CJ 11;1h•" wus lhe react ion of C M A µrcsiJ('nl Or Carl Gol.'li.<'h lo Bro'' n's plan for a volunta ry :da l e r un doctor financed ms11 r~1 n c·l! fun1I. "" Brown s:llfl •l would solvt' lht• 1mmedialt.• l'l'is1s a slowdown by Los Angeles area doctors in p r ot es t to tri pled privat e malpractice ins urance rates . The Democratic governor said it c>ould a~o "set th<' stagc for a long range solution. including re~ forms in t_tlc way courts handle malpractice cases and the way the medical profession is policed. Dr. Goetsch said he doubted the plan could att ract the l8.000 phys icians necessary tu activate it. There are about 30,000 doctors treating patients in California. There woulfl he no real finan cial reli ef for physicians or for their patients . Got•tsch sai<t 111 a ~lal('ment l\rown's pla n woulc.l t hari!L' doctors who join lhc state fund un ave rug<• of $4.000 tlus yc:.ir, l('s.., lhun ~• third of the average pre· mium de ~ anded by pn vale com panics ... sponsors said would h<' $12,000 111 1976 dollars -then level off. High n~k s pecialists went on strike Jan. l a nd have heen I t's Official: Drought's a R ecord.buster LOS ANGELES (J\P) -Th<' current <lroughl has alrca8y cosl SoulhH n California f:irmc-r~ more than $310 m11lion. s tall• agricultural sLatisllcs s how. and weather officials s aid Saturday. "There's no <>nd in si~ht.'· .1oined by othc·r physicians in· eluding prima ry care doctors throughout the month. More tha n 90 pc rcc•nt of Southern California's 9.500 doc- tors have signerl with Travelers Insurance Co., wilh a 327 percent. increase In rates but many have said they will not work until th:c problem is solved. · · A number of general pr:icti- lioners who closed their offices only for short periods to de- monstrate s upport for their col· l~agues have said they \\>ill not re- open until a solution is providt'cl by the legisla ture.· Some s trike ~roups nf phys1- n ans have enrouraged s prcad- rnl! tht• s tri k e' lo No rlhc-rn California whcr<> quarterly pre miums werl' ltl be due today. In Los Angeles. county health :iuthorities have predicted thal. if the strike rontinuc>s another two weeks, overcrowded publi c hos pitals will exhaust their emergency reserve of beds. Patty Hearst Trial Howe ver . the pre miums would be increased e ach year for nim.• years by 15 percent plus the in- rrease in the cons umer prire in· dex for medical services a total of up lo 30 percent a year The a nnua l c\s! could bit. Sunny sk ies a n<1 extremely high tern pcratures Saturday S:tn Gabrie l a nd Fallhrook shared the distinct ion of being the nation's hottest s pot with temperatures soariaa to 88 - closed a rainless January. und the current IO-month drou~ht ts the worst in more than 70 years . Nation al ·weathe r Servicl' spokesmen sntc:t. Assemb l y Speake r Lf'o McCarthy, lD·Los Angeles), in - formed Brown's office he would Slou:er Than Predicted-<µul Going 'Secret' .. SA N FRJ\NC IS\t> 1,\1'1 Jury s electi o n in P atr1r 1;1 · Hearst's ba nk robbery trial. 1·x peeled to take only two clays. w :is to be a warrnup fllr one or th<' most extens ively n •portcll trials in history . But a,s the trial enters it" second week. less than hair or tlw pool of 36 prospective.' JUro1 s ha" been chos(!n. The selcd ion p111 eess has bucn laken_bclund doors closed to lhr news m Nflil nnd pubfic while the 21 n ·ur-old newspaper hclrMs h;1s bt•cn ,•irtually hiddt'n from public· ,,Jew, her reaC'laons to !hr• p1 o ceedmgs rclayNI st'<'ond h.1n1t h' attorneys .. • ''The process of j ury selection ts morl' encoura~in" than das- coura~ing to her," defense al· torncv· -F . Lee Bailey told rc-port~rs after the 16th j uror passed preliminary screenin~. THE RIPPLE EFFECT IN PATTY'S LIFE, A4 "V1C'Wing the k.inds of· people comin~ url to the wilnC'ss stand anct tht> kinds of r('sponsc~ llM prob ab Iv been r cassurinl! for ht>r ·· With Jtiry ·'•'l<'C't ion s<-hectulrd to resucne Mond:1y. Buik y pre cliC'lc d 12 j urors and fou r altcrn:itcs woul cl lw ~""'om in b} the m iddle of the week., fie has ass ured reporters that' a full transcript of the secret jury ques· • lioning will be made a vailable after the panel is sworn in. Me anwhile . Sy mbionese Liberati-on .Army m e mbers William and EmlJy Harns have C'scaped a prosecution-requested gag order and won a two-week de· lay in the opening of their kidnap: assault trial. Superior Court Judf?(' Ma'rk Drqndler granted the delay until Feb. 17 at a hearini:t F'rid:tv :lftt>r Harris huct co111'plui11ed1 for the sc.>con'd conscc utivl' w~k that hi' was hcin~ · ·ru~hcd ''to' trial $28,000 in t 986 which the CtN ~"BE INSID~ LAWLESS 'LAW' -In cityless "cities '' who makes ·the rules? Two Daily Pilot staffers, Laurie Kas per and Hila ry Kaye, look in· t.o what's right and wrong about. homeowner a ssociations. n·s the YOU section's le ad off 8ubject, on PaJ{e Bl. JANE-fi>NOA -She hasn't been seen in films much recent ly, but s he's certninly been heard from on politicnl issues. Now she 's m a king :mother picturc- Vernon Scott int.e rvicws Mrs Tom Haydl'n on Pa~e Aft COURSES BY NEWSPAPER -Second semest er io this "study-at·home" program get." under way with publication or the first of 18 "lectures" l hal can lead to college credits for readers who want to enroll ut Orang~ Coast College Page B2 OV£R THE HILL -A world completely remtl"vcd rrom the bustle of Laguna Canyon Road li es 1'&.sl over the ridge for thos«> on hO~es capable of scrambling to t he top 1'on1 McCnnn i'l llors1n· Around on Page UJ. <See MEDICS, Page AJ) .110 A,,.•rs•11 •• S.--h~MO IS C.llMntl• AS 0.Usll!M Ot•1' How-II Colitl"' &• Ct•stMrd ., et11terla1 p, .. , ,. .. , ~lltff'l•l11-11t •'-• lh •Mll'IO"l ll 4• "1-• OJ ~ ., Citler C<l"'IU l'l lflilt'W•"6r '""_" __ . . ,. •• A2 DAii. y PILOT -=-p Sandals Febru"lry1. 1918 --.--·-· -•• ~ J . R ---------~__.-.oat' ace . ~. J ,Fjrst Day on Job D•llY PHot Sl•ll P!w>to A two-cai· collision Saturday in Irv.inc was thC' first major job for a n·cv/Orcmge County paramedic ur~it that began serving the area earlier in the day. One diiver, Michael • uddcs. 24. a Murfoc from MCAS Santa Ana. was reported in stable condition ~t Tus tin Coum munity llospital while th~ other d river, ~1 16-year-old Ri\•crside boy, was t reated and released. Both a.re shown being cared for here al scene. Cause of the 4.~0 p.m . accident a t rtl~interscct•n of Red HW Avenue and Barranca Road is st1lf under im·csl ig a lion · .Angola Braces for Pllsh By.the Associated Press Wesfern-armed Angolans. de- feated by the Soviet-supported Popular Movement. are rec roup- jng for a <:ou nler -offens1vc in thci no~hern part of lj» south'"'.cs t Afncan countr,v. '?'fie Ev~mng News of London reported Satur- day. · . . Quoting reports from neighbor· ing Zaire. !he newspaper said troops of the Na lion a l Front < FNLA > "after being routed in northern Ancola. arc regrouping in Zaire to open up a second front inth~war." At least 1.000 while soldiers of fortune have joined pro-Western factions to form what could be tbe larges t merc~nary force in Africa since the c1v1I war in the Congo. the Sunday Express re- ported. ported making their way from the United States to Angolo." the Joliannesburg newspaper said. Both the Sun<;lay Express and the Eve.ning News of London wrote that W~stern-a rm cd Judge for County Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. !\.'.ls appointed. 19 more j udges irt 10 counties, 'including one in Orange County . . · Santa Ana Municipal · Coui:.t Judge Philip Schwab, 46, has been appointed to the Orange County Superior Court. Angolans were preparing for an early counter-offensive into northern Angola. · ._ The News said acliQJ'.4Ynl come soon and mercenj)lf'es ~ruitect in Britain will be taking part in the counter-offensive. The soldiers of fortune, it said, will be fi g hting a longsid e s oldie r s of th e FNLA and UNlTA, or Nationa l Union, which oppose the Communist· backed MPLA. , The r eport said UNITA al,ready has beg<Un guerrilfa operations behind ~ lines and has warned such operations could "last for years" if the M PLA progress continued. ·--Gets Off Briskly • By ALMON LOeKA8E\' CUiiy l'il4M .. •tlflt t...,_ Spinnakers were blossoming befor e t he s fooke of the startlng gun had cleared away Salu~day as 39 yachts set sail off Point Loma in the first-ever 1,140·mile San Diego lo M anzanillo r acc1 lt was a sp~ctacular horse. race type start as the yac~ts hit the hne almost simultanco~ly at the stroke of noon. 1''1~ yacht away from the pack al the leeward end of the line was Pl'lcr Grant's 47-foot sloop N<ilu IV, Newport Harbor Yacht Club. She held the lead for aooul 15 min\jles befor'C being overhauled to weather by the 61-foot sloo~ Joli, skippered by Nick Frazc.c. San Diego Yacht Club. As the yachts reached orr toward the Coronados rs lands , the 62-foot RagUmc out of Long Beach: John Scqpp's 79-foot ketch Mira m ar, S<rn Diego: George O'Brien's l2·meter' End- less Summer, Vancouver, D.C.: and Loi Killam's ?2.root ketch Greybeard, Vancouver. wC're all bidding for the lead in the 12 knot northwesterly breeze. The smart.breeze was expect· ed to carry the fleet 1nto Mexican wafers before dark today and put t~m well south of Ensenada be1'ore midnight. Hundreds of spectator. boats skirted the starting. area and cheer ed with VQice and with ships' horns as the colorful spin- nakers were-hoisted to take full adv-anta:ge of :the breeze off the staiboard quarter. Within five mln'14es after the gun had sounded , every boat in the fleet h ad broken out their "chutes" a nd the crews on the big ketches were setting stays'1s fore and aft. Coast Guard Aids Sinking , Cargo Shi'p /;) . .. HONOLULU CAP) -The Liberian-registered cargo ship _Rose S radioed it was sinking 350 miles northwest or her e Saturday and Coast Guard units were dis- ·j>atched lo render assistance, a Coast"Guard spokes man said. Tunin/r in Trucker . Dreams Not on CB · . By AllTJIUR R. VINSEL ' .OlllleO.llyPHOISl•fl _ i_ Sbe wdre blue overall~ <Anti a brigllt bandanna on <•nsilk- colored hair blea<'ht'CI-out by m;.iY\>e 17 summers In the Mt. Carmel, 111.,~tm country, but 1 d1dn 'l get her name . The youn vagabond brightcn(•d a bud Thursc,lay for al least one cop and c reporter who cov<'r!> the Cop'Snop as we call it. ,, SOmctimc>s l'OJ>S and news men neect to be n•mindcd people· like the Thursday Girl still ex· 1st 1)ut in that !.ordid world we sec, with •Ill its bustt'd hopes ;.111d liroken dreams Stnd1ng up ti> thl• front <k!>k. s he cheerily • a~l..,·d Offi<'cr Ken Jenson 1f he could check re· t•orctc; to po~si l)ly locaic th<' a ddress o ~:in old I ru.•ntJ 11,·1nj! in lluntington Beach. lie couldn't. ltcgulatwns Bc::.1de~. at 150,000 ~uls. Hunt- ington Beach 1s no longer '3 s mall town where c\'eryone knows everyone. The Thursday girl s miled and s aid she un- derstood. ..1 was bopin' lo lay over two. three days and rest my behind," she explained in unabas hed Midwestern twang, noticing that I noticed. "The part oflllinois I'm fromha9 more Hillbilly acce~t ." "\\'hat part is that·:,:· I A~ked and She !>aid Ml. Carmel, which 1s q.ronolftlced CAR'mcl. not c3rl\f EL, like our Monterey coastal town. · Pop was from that region of lllinois·and Thur~day would have been his 6lst birthdav. a fact I'd already remembered. He was a dirt ·P~>r j<1rmbo) iri :i destitute fa mily of 11 kids who \\Ore only overalls or floursack gowns eight months of lh~ vcar. Grandfather ran off t~ Orleans with a girl of 16 after Grandmother suffered the stroke Uwt made her a bedridden vegetable for nine yc·ars. unable to mO\'C or speak. Granq(ather·s tl'enagr_~ .Juliet later restyled his hair with. a i2:gauge shotgun. and Gr.,.,tnother a lso died. Many days the Vinsel ki(ls ate only fried potatoes or fried pour-and·water dough, if they couldn't scout out a farmhouse where the folks were away and there was food on the table. · "If wishes wer e horses. lJc~gars would ride." my old man was fond of s aying later in a lire that was centered ory going to Califprnia, and ended abruptly at 41 on a.lonely road, with just a little money but a Jot of pride gained out of it. . He came West to California seeking his fortune and a chance to see what the rea l world outsiM 1s r eally like, leaving the Mt. Carmel-Lawrenceville area behind, just like the·Thursday Girl. She told Jenson and m e s he'd hitchhiked for eight days acro'!is country. Common sense, however. led her to iiccept ndes only from long-haul truckers who took her under their wings by arranging rides with other knights of the highway,krown or m et over coffee and. a pple pie at various truck ~tops. "They were all perfect gentlemen," sh~declarcd'. My old m·an got his share of apple pie and c;offec in truck stops and his sh.arc dfthe magic sing in,:: of four. ~1x. or eight tires under you on his own Jong road from smalltown Jllinois to the March 2, 1956 e nd of that road. _, Something ::ibout the thought or o ur Thursday Girl thundering across Ame rica i n smoke-s pewing d1esel rigs, through Chicago, St. Louis, Top~~11. Wi~hita, DenvC'r LJnd on to.the western shore i n search of her own tomorrow moved some unnameable som·ething deep inside me. • • Maybe it wa!\Ahinking how much she and my old man shared in common and fiow they wot/Id have liked and unders tood each other? May be it was just bccaU!->C Pop_,would ha....e been 61 Thurs- day, and I was remembering pri\'::itc things. . "An undisclosec! number of Vietna m \'cterans arc also re - Urown a ls o appointed five judges in Riverside County and three each in Los Angeles and San D~go counties as well as 1udges in Kero, San Bernardino. Glenn. Alameda, San Mateo and Sac ram en to counties COast Watch ... Radio broadcasts from Luan· da, the Angolan capital, reported an M PLA statem ent that Angola now is subject to "dangerous acts of provocation in the east and by fresh dis.patch o f mercenaries from all latitudes," the Evening News said. ,_ Blues Man F uller The 518-foot vessel, with a cargo o r scrap iron and a deckload of logs, reported Satur- day that it was taking on more t• water than its pumps could han- dle. She was going baC'k to llhno1s after s eeing California, however. and Officer Jensoh directed her to u bustling truck s top where she could thumb a ritlc. Anyway, thanks for the lift. Thursday G ir1 Ford Trip Mixes · Top News Stories of the past week from Orange Coast Communities SADDLEB ACK VAL LE Y~-A Mission ~oup l c inltia~l y found no takers on ull~r to ~ay a young man $25 to pop .11 .1I1rthd..1.y cu-kq in the nude but, ,dL··i th1· ;tury r·cc..1.:ivcd publicity , th.at • O ,ml.!n vot"untec1·.:d theic Viejo an out more 1 I \' l t JI· - -'l' h •-c i t :I 11 ,<nag er and c i Ly <iltott1•'.Y lLft Lhis week f or Washington, D .C ., in 1n pttempt to a vert a potl'11l1'1l l y ·c xpc n soivc lawsuit agains t th,· ft' d ~ r a l gov e r nm en L . C t t J co u n - ci1Jn<'l1 cll:•" protesting <l Voting nig hts Ac L uf 1q75 r equirement t hat city coun:il rt0c tion b allot m.lterial~ b~ r, 1 11 t , d L n both En 9 l 1 .... h c1 n d Sp an L ::; h ..• Hf.l\IPORT BI:AC11-.:.·)oq lovers won .l v l:Lory f o r b o wser th is week when the city cou ncil <lgrccd to tabl e a n ordinan r~ th.lt wo uld h ave ban~cd dog s ft om ,. LL/ henchcs and parks . A pro-dog <Jroup 'c.tl l l•d SCOOP wcrs g ive n 6.0 days .- Lo put i11L-o a.ction u ~e v e n-point pt:'oqr.rn1 to Lntorc0 l •'.lSh and litter l 1 wc.;. llUN'('JNVl'ON ltl::,\Cll--Con fusion i ll c..1.ly q')Vt'rnml!nt , 1 source of mu ch conLrovcr .y r 0?~ntly , was cha r ged last w, · ('}, h v c l t y 1\ d mi n i s t r a to i D a v e Rowlands , "who sa i rl in a report to thE..· ci ty council that douncil members have lost ~r~J1bil1ty in the community bl·c.1u,H o[ I 1cl: o f .. procedures ~nd conlrol . ~ow l~nd s is serving ~ six-month probationary period as a result of coun cil a1i ~ga tions tha t "t)ovcrnrncnt hilcl become "c ri s i s-.. orien t ed '' .. · COSTA ME S A--~hc city 's s ign ordi nan ce~ w~ich f o rb1ds signs above fir ~t floor l e vel . may ~e c hang ed . Thu Succumbs a t 79 A Coast Guar d 111CI30 aircraft was sent to locate the s tricken ship and the cutter Mellon was sent from Honol~u to 1'en- 0A KLAN D (AP) -Jesse dezvous with the Rose S, which "Lone Cat" Fuller, a popular diverted its course toward folk·blues guit arist who traveled Hawa ii , the spokesman said . the country as a one-man band, is The Rose S, with a crew of 32, <fead at age 79. • • was reported owned by the Great Fuller, who h ad been confirted . ·Pacif!c S_hipping _Co., ~f Liberia. to a wheel c hair during the pasl When It gave its distress can . year after suHerin"g a broken hip, the ship was in moderate sc~s of died Thursday at a convalescent 10· to 15-feet, the spokes man hospital. said. The Georgia-born, self-taught The Rose S was en r oute to musician w.;is widely known for Nagoya, Ja1>alT, from a port on his "hap,Pyblues"musicandre-the U .S . ~est Coast. the corded a number of a lbums. spokesman said. While> working in front of the linitcd A rt is t s Studios in Egyp. · B P l ' H o 11 y wood , Fu 11 er wa s l uys a n eS befr ien d ed b y Dougla s Fairbanks and Charles Chaplin, partners in the firm lie becam<' a concessionaire al the studio and wos given small parts in two . films . "The Thief of 13agdad" and•'£ast of Suez." ROSTON (UPI) -The sale of six C-130 t r ansport planes to Egypt has been a pproved by the Ford adminis tration, the Roston GIObe reporte.d in today's cd1- lions- f'ron1 Page A l .) PUMP· PROBLEMS. • • most critical in S an Diego Coun. ty, where sys'tems have been mandated for about a year. t'O 1hc Bay Area, the nine sur- rounding counties have been pressing hard for (ull complianc«; bv March, Leif son said, and abOut orle-t,}lird of the area's 3,500 sta· t1 ons have s vs tC'ms in operation that will have to be modified. Neither Leifson nor Oran(?e County Air l?ollution Control Dis· trict Officer Edward Camarena are certain how the ruhn~ will af· feet gas outlets in Orang~ Coun- t v. which has set a later com- pUance date. The current schedule for com- pliance w ith the recovery rule is July 1 for the bulk fuel transfer process (supply truck to $ervice station) a net Dec. l for the key process of s upplying fue.l from pumps to vehicles. Camarena said hundreds of re- tail and industrial gas outlets ho~e.installed underground pip- ing and tanks-but almost non<? have purchased th<' nozzles to get thrir systems into operation. c hange· in the no7.zle alone. the impact on Orange County outlets will be minimal since most have not installed nozzles. "But if the industry finds that the systems mus t bl' altcn•d elsewhere -underground, for example -the cost to outlets that have already done the work will be significant." he said. "But in any case. it stands to reason th::it any system ultimaCc· ly approved wtll rcquJrc the un- derground work so that invest· ment wol'Lt be completely wast· -ed." Leif son added. The recovery systems now on the market range in pnce per un- it Crom $1 ,500 to more than $12,000 to purcha~c and install. Leifson noted that by the time Orange County fuel oullets must comply with the recovery r e- quirement, the A RB will have :fp· proved a set of compliance s tan- dards for such syste ms. · The ARB requirements ar c C)( pected' to take into account all mandates of Leifson's a~cnry. fire · authorlt les and other re- gulatory ai:encies. --.1 Business, Politics By the Associated Prrss Mingling political an d patriotir trave l ; ,President F ord challenged the public works plan of the Democratic Congress on Saturday and argued for whilll· ing down the powrr of the federal government. fer ence as he focused on the issu{' of jobs to advocate a rcstruincd use of federal power. G~an Robs Busy S tore · · · fn an avowedly political src~ch in·Dcarborn. Mich .. anrl a hi<'~n-A man br~1 ndis hin~ a• .45 tennial address in Willfams burg. caliber autom ::itic walked into a \"~ Ford stuck to a cQm mon crowde(l Westminster grocery the me that the magic of federal store Saturdav a·nd robbed a problem-solving is Wl"anng lh1n • clcrkof $300policesaid and that more power must go tot{ The incident occµrrc<I a bout 7 ~ stale and local governments p.m. <i t lhe Lucky Market at In his text for a special )oinl session of the Virginia Gl•rwral Assembly at the state's rC'storc•cl pre-Revolutionary capitol, Ford asserted: "If the bicenl<'nnial ic; to h<' more than a colorful historical p<igeant. we must restore on a local and slate level the op- portunity for irtdividuals to have more say in how their taxes arc spent, in how they live. hf?W they work, how they fi ght crime and how they go to school. .. · Ear lier, in Mic higan, Ford was applauded freque nlly by some· 1.000 pa rllcip;.inls in a Midwr<;t Hepul>l ica n lcadcrsh1r con· Child Playing With Rock e t Causes F ire I\ child playing with a toy rocket accidentally ignited ::i grass fire that scor ched 30 acres In Laguna Ni g uel Satur day, Orange County fire officials s~. The child, who WllS not Iden· tified, was not injured. 'T'he arri· dent occurred near the inlerser· lion of Ke nsing ton Drive anti Abotslnch Street 13071 Springdale Street. The man rcpor.titdly fl ed with the money on foot. The re were nn in1uries. Police described the man as 5 • feet 10 inrhes tall. agl' 25 to 30. weighin~ about 130 and wearing brown frame g la!{ses and a hluc baseball cap. They s aid the cu!ltomers in the s tore were very COOfJ'C'rat1vc about providing des en ptions. SU!qOAV I '1"" "' il'o()f" (no-t (l;uf1 p,,,,, "''" ._,_,.l '' I• -.~ .. , f •'°'\fl If• ,.... ,. f fl .. • ••••••• 'I I I t U· (),,.,.,,-. (t• t\' I"' ll"f11JiJ (t,• t••' • "I'"''••'' • J•h<Wt •''' f"•nh~t., •I h'\i'K~ t'# tt11 ;o••tt I t li.tY t, t 1 /tf1 f11W( 1•' tdi tf,tf1M'.ft •. , ... "' f I"' I f y ,,,1, "· ,,.., I • ··•'1• I H ~ "' .. • ••I l ••• , ,., ' t • t. •.nou f 1 1 /Ii 1 ,, "t l ot I• ft t tul Ir .. I ,•,u~, "'t ".. ,, I l ••• ' I'! ( '' ' •• I I t• I A• 11 ,•' ' I '' • • RobNI N Wero I •• 1('1 It •N1 f·wt lo I t Jilek R Curll•y If •11 l,o tt 111 \_I,\. T homrl\ K l'l"\111 t Ill' ThOmilC. A. Murph1nc M04r ••'l1f"l'I ( dHOt Thoma., M. Mccann Ch;irlcs H. Loo<. Richard P. ~alt A\\1 '"'"' N 1r\•QlnQ Editor" OU Ices Co·.t.1 M• '"' '"'°"'\I t\Ay ... ,,,....,_., f '''''"'•• f'I ,,, .. ltlltl,( ''""yr• 1 fftt f tl1tfltH'IQtM 1\1 11th I I")\ tl.-1uf'\ ON.ii. ""''It .ohJdldH+n V,dil y h1" 1 l"' I ,;( H0.-.4J ~I ~l'Hl (1111tft • ,,....WA'f Te lephone (7141 t>42-4321 Classified Ad vertising t.42·5611 ~"'®lfl-h.o~-._ Vf"!Hr y "4• 'It'\ Utt••• 581 -6310 f '""' ';tfo llf "'"' ,.,,. 49S·0630 Frt\,, ,, fU C:t,Ht,jt (t1 ,1lyfn"n"1fl•I . ~- planning s taff s ug gc~ted at a .council study ses~ion that ctthc r a sign on thr t op floo r or ~ g round sign be allowed, bul not bo~h . The study session was "Since San· Diego and Sun Francisco have had earlier com- pliance dates,, all the noule! be- ing manufactured have gone there and only a few have come to our county." Camarena said. "That won't help the J?uy who already has h i!< s,vs tem installed unless it a lre:fdy m eets the staR oards A'RB will set." Lcirson con ceded. "But once the standards are set. at least they will know what Is needed to live up to the Jnw." A spokes m an said lhc 10 u m fire was controlled rn a Little over an hour bv th rC'c county fire engine~. fi°vC' tru<'ks from the Cnlifornia Divis ion of F orestry and two bulldozers. S40· 1,220 \~allad bec~usc two exceptions to the fir st-floor restriction h ave been granted in recent mo n ths. : ' ·'---------------------..... Lelfson said if the fraud poten· lial cat> be eliminated by a No houses were-believN'I threatened by the blaze. the spokesm an saict. r~,,.~, ''" n"'"'"' c~·"' Pl.JN.,.,,"'' '.,,,,.. awt~\ fff n,.,,. '' I II 111 t1 t f I.\ •fl f 1t~~O""f f'ff ...,¥f'"rtr ffT'l"f'jl!'f\ Ptnt"•rt.,...,...,. f""r' :~;:.:~; ~:"~:~owt \P• '••• tt ""''' "'" u• Y cot1d ,,., .. ~o l•:Jf' ro1d "' '""'• ,.,,,. ... , (Al1lnrntc11 \Yb'-ff1Pf1r~ by t.1u•r•1 \J I\ •• ,_ tttiv n,.,,.,.., i;: '"""'"'' ''""'~\l'dt hl'\..Utan \) 11,,,,..,th•• \ ; I · \ ' • ~Ki.lier Ice, Snow Hit Eur.ope Cities HEIST ..• ,,,. .... they were insur ed for several million dollars. He said a lack of signatures on the works detract- ed from their value. By The Associalt'd Pres . ., A cold wave. blamed for al least rive death'> in lwo days. s pread iC'e across Wes tern Europe Saturd ay, with only Rome. Ath ens, Lisbon and Madrid recording above-freezing temperatures. The coldest major city over- night was Berlin where the thermometer dr opped lo 12. It was 14 in Brussel:;. 23 in Paris and 28 in London. To the cast, Moscow1"ecorded 4 below zero. ln Wa les a young climber slip"ped on ice above the Lian boris Pass and fell 200 feet lo his death, m aking the third cold . " .. DroughJ, Need Vps Dam Flow R Jo: D 0 I N G ( I\ P I Th 1' Cahrorn1a drouJ!hl has prompt1•d officwls Jo !>tep up th(' flnw of water from Keswick Dm1' l'~irli1·r than ever brforc. ' The ll.S Bun•:w of H.l'l'lama wt>atherdeath in Britain On Friday a 7°5·ycar·old mental hospital paticl)l ~roze to death on the ~roupds of a Birmingham hospital, and •. a 9-year-old boy drowned when he j ell through ice on a pond soulh of London. Three Singer& Sweep Awards • SANTA MpNlCA (AP> -John Den"ver, Olivia Newton-John and Glen Campbell were the big win- !)prs Saturday night.at the ARC · "mcentennial Arnencan Music Awards ceremonies. Denver and Miss Ne\\1.0n-John t>ach won three award-;. t\\o each for best vocalist in pop-rock and ro U. anct country mu sic C'a<cgories M1ss Newton-.lohn also won for her <Jlhum. '"Hav(' You Nen•r HN•n Mellow.·· whilc- Dt·m·N scored his third\~ 1n with his album. '·Back I Jome Again.·· Picasso had not signed the paintings because he still con- sidered the m pa rt of rus own col- lect ion. a nd n eve r put" h is signature on a canvas until he was about to 7part with it, Puaux said. Pu a u x said the paintings, which Picasso had select ed person ally for the exhibition, were "a recapitulation of every- thing he had d one over t he years. as if it was a reflection of a whole car eer in a short time, not , just a segme nt." The exhibition opened a few days be fore Picasso's death April 8, 1973. T he theft was s omt.i'w hal similar to the braien 1961 rob· ber.y of the St. Tropez museum by a band that b acked a truck up to the museum door in the dead of nighj. and ha uled away 56 paint- ings valued at $1 .6 million. -lion said Fridar r~easc of\\ all•r from the.dam h;i s been increased from 5,500 to 6,500 cubic feel per se('Olld to prCVl'Ol ;-alt Wiltl·r in- trusion in lh'1. Sac.rawcntt'9 1nt1 ::>ao Joaquin valleys • ·.,. u~ually the flow i'> mcreu::,t•d around M·ay, offtcials~.H<I. Catnpbt>ll won a pair of awards fo r b {'"!; t pop· r o c• k s in~ I e. ·· Hhmcstonc Co\\ bo>." <ind bes t country smglt• forth<' !-.ame son~ Winner!> "en· nominated through lhC' yC'ar·encl r harts of Hillho;)rct. rashhnx and Hecord World m:.iga11nes and.~dectcd 1n a final vote by ballot~ mailed m by lht• pubhc All except one of the paintings, by such .modern artists as Dufy, Matisioc. Braque. Bonnard. Rouault, Utrillo. Vlaminck and Derain. were recovered in 1962 after an anonyntous letter lC1 Culture Minister Andre Malraux directed police t o an abandoned barn east of Paris . \ Six paintings including old masters by Rubens and lngrcs ~tolen from the Beaux Ar ts museum 1n Marseille were re· covered last December after be- I .. .. •og missing nearly two ye~ Southeast Rains Ease In Dry Calif omia, Contifflled Fair Seen (}.S.S11mmart1 Wo1'1t• D<llled no ~urorl~~ IJ'U'X""• ~turdav. ktP.1)1"q "" \now stOf'mi., tr1qn1en1n9 wind"° •nd '"qus tf'm· Pf'r•tures •o •t~lt fllt "'•tlon~I Wutl>tr Servic• .aod l'l•A"• rAonlalls on Ille 5oullllt•sl Md 'Ub\IMred thun O•t\lorm\ from tM wt\tern Gull Co•\t 11\ro..9h Ult tower Ml<c•l\\•P(I• and l1'to Ille !>outllern Oll•o Vill~y. Raon cMnQe<I to inow In lar ea1INn ()Illa VAiio 4"'1 ~~ tlqro' snow lt!U elono 11\e lo~r Gr tel LA~n B•8umont, Tt!•••· reoiv•d ~•nch of t.tlft E"'""""'•· i.•1u were clouOy .. uol itlOllO Ille ~ull'll'rn Atl.nlic Co.t•I 111•ouq!I Fforfda and lrom Wttsl Too ar><I l/'9 C.nlr~ Plain\ 11\rouqll ,,,.. \OUlllern tntermounlaln\ a1od Pacific CN•I Twmoer•ture-•Jtrem•\ r.ang~o fro,,.. rt •I Norton '""" Mora!'n4•, (.all! . to l et1ov1 itro at Limes!-. /\Mlf\e. fhe we.tlfl'!r ~rylcu lorec.tst \Olnl! ""'°"" f0< tocln e1on9 lht lo-r Gf'ut t..akti Into !'lfW E.ngtal)Q. lM.u!R I I> l11r -" .U 11'11 IHIP•1' Ohio V.tll1y A••n \hOW"trS et'\4 """~'~ •n \tor• ,, ,....,uoe>er M1•50V•i Vafl•Y w•ll1r09 1 tl>t nof111ern lnlermounl•tn1 hmoera1ure\ lro"' th• Gull Al>d t"" MIUl\\IOC»I ltlver tf•twMd 10 I,,.. 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JO~ U lS W•Y.lnQIOfl 47 19 4b 78 JI " H ' .... 43 ~~ 17 ,. ,, 37 1S 11 IJ SJ ,, •• 10 18 19 ,. 10 10 1 •9 ,. &I Al JI '?A 10 3S •1 ,. ~ JI AO JI SI 311 n H ,, to ;i. II 10 AJ J1 ,. I.A JI .. ,. n 3' 3' n tlO AS tt II n 10 SI ~ .u n SJ 16 37 ,, u 1• 76 so 73 Sl 4) • l1 1' '° n .. OAJL.'f PILOT A:l . . P arents (lnd ·ki'ds aJikc lean cm tbe old corral fence <left) as lrvtne Star Reachers 4·11 Club has a field d ay Saturday at.Saddleback Valley ranch of Fran k Waer. Master of the spread. the Double F Ranch, poses <below> with Waer 's Teri· Lee. another. youngster likely to carry on traditions of the fine Morgan horses that have won room full of.rib~ bons being admired by 4Her Tom Hadley (below. left ). The club's visit arrangements .. were made 15y Robin and Diane Bock ~f Santa Ana Heights, "horse leaders" for the club. ~ .... -· flaily Piiot Piiot os lly Rl~h K _idnap ·Suspect Jailed ">. • A minor h it-and-run incident on the San Diego Freeway led lo suspect's vehicle fled and the vic- tims. whose car suffered only · minor damage. called police. weapon and au~~ theft tn connel" tion with an incide which ot ('Urred earlier Friday e ing. · San Diego police were ablt· ., ·- ., t he arrest of a man wanted for kidnaping and assault with a de- ad ly weapon. San Clem ente police said Saturday. · Arre&ted was Joseph Aguayo, 33. of Duarte. Police said' h~ was arrested after a nothe r car was rear-ended near the Magd alena exit from the freeway in San Ctemenle Fri- day about 9:50 p.m . They said the San Clem ente police arrested Aguayo short.ly afterward at a nearby gas station. They said he - was driving a car n9t registered in his name. In the course of checking out the car. police said'they learned that Aguayo was wanted in San Diego on s uspicion of kidnapmg, robbery, assault with a deadly to give full details of the ori l mii· ... incident but said they belle\"(' 11 Involved a La M csa woman \.\ Cl was kidnaped at knifepo1nt jn San Diego. Driver Held; SD Mari Killed NORWALK <U PI) -A 22· year-old San Dieg~ man was killed Saturday when the car in which he was riding went out of control on the San Gabriel Jtjver Freeway, s mas he<i into a guardrail and broke in two. · Ronald Wood was dead on ar- riva;l at Studebaker Hospital. Driver of the vehicle. Stephen M. Standfield . 19, Cerritos. was booked o n suspicion of felony ·manslaughter and drunken driv· ing. He suij'ered minor injuries. f"rona Page A I MEDI C'S ... withdraw his suppor:t'of the gov· ernor·s bill if there:s ahy 1nd1ca- tion taxpayers would be asked lo subsidize the plan. .. '(he bill'. wa s written by .e-s- semblyman ·Howa\"d Bc.t~an . (0 -Los Angeles>. who said ·he would meet with doctors· groups this week to discu!llt possible amend men ls. . . The initial response F'riday by the United Phvs ic1ans of Cahfornra and the Cahforma Medical Association. the rwo groups that were «> met>t <luring the weekend: was hostile to the proposed leg1slal1on. Boy Hurt When Mom's Car Crasnes A 4-year-old Costa Mesa boy s uffered a deep gash on· hiS forehead Saturday evening whe'n his mother lost control of her car and sma'shed into :1 "pcakc"d· Volkswagen~ knocking both cars through a wooden fence Police said the mother. Helena Johnson. 24. of 2917 Mendoza Drive. Costa Mesa. said :;h<' wa~ eastbound on Wilson.Street about 6:30 p.m . when she !ncxplicably lost control of her car. Officer Roger Cowdry said the child, Chad , was taken to Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital where he was treated for a la<:erat1on. Ends Wectnesday, Feb. 4 All '75 FABRICS : / .· .-. AT .. BELOW COST NEAR COS·T Al. COST . · The HmtllMJIOlt'leach Store Has CJosed Pricn Efhcffv• At Newport leach Store Only Westcliff Dr., Newport Beach Corntt of I 7tt. and lnln~ Hut to Coco's HOURS: Mon. Htrv Ft-i. I 0 a.m.-8 p.m. 645-5120 645-5121 . ... Sat. I 0 o.m.·6 p.m. Sunday 12-S p.m. \ A4 DAILYPILOT By JIM WILLliE •1 .. <l•t•• "'"• ..,., .... SAN FijANCtSCO -"Mydarl- ing Patty, "We spent Thanksgiving in the snow. You were always on our minds. and there are no words to convt>y to you the depths or our mi5ery. How we mtssed your bright fo{'e and the' warmth or .Your company ' "Chris t~ 1s <ilrn~t upon ui. again, and T am sure you musl realize our agony a1> we race the 1rnssib1lity of :i Chris t m.is without you.. Dad and l fincl it too painful lb co11linue livini;t hCr'l' with so man~ mcmoncs or you. ,ind arl' moving to an apartment in the city 1n a few months ... t1J spend many hours a day praying that God will insJ)ire you to come back to us -hopefully for Christmas. 'i "With all of our love, "Mother" SHE DID NOT come back for that Christmas in 1974, and on Christmas a year later she was in jail, her face no longer bright, sh~ring donated gifts with her sister inmates. By Wednesday <Feb. 4), two years will have passed since Pat·• 'ty Hearst ·began her incredible journey down the v\olent cor· ridors of the underground. Her trial on a bank robbery charge, now under way in San Francisco, c harts the first part or that journey : a jury must decide whether she was a captive or a -Wilting con'-'.ert during a vicious t1ank robbery 74 days after her" kidnaping. Another Christmas may pass beftre Patty Hearst finally com- es liome to her parents. And it may be many more before her odyssey is forgotten by the others whose lives it touched. "WE WERE IN the house next door. studying for an exam, and we walked out on the porch ;md saw her being shoved into a car trunk." lnsulatect by lime, Sandy . Golden. a 24-year-old graduate student, speaks calmly ~ut the night oC Feb. 4, 1974 . when the Symbionese Lib\'ration Army took Patty Hearst away. "A friend ran in and caJled the police. Then they were leaving, and we went after them trying to geL a license number.~and we w~re shot at I didn't reall y do Suncsay, f!ebl'Uary 1. 1976 much that night. EX{'CJ)t get ~hot at. .. LUDLOW ~AMER is out or office now, involved with various businesses and with a foundation that distributes food totbe needy. Two years ago, when he was secretary or state of the stale or Washingt on. he was asked to come up with 4l way tn .meet an SLJ\ dt•maMI to distnbutc free food. "llcll, it couldn't work," he ~ays in Olympia, Wash. "R<.1n· dolph Hearst wanted lli:s duughter back and w4Js willing to <lo what was n•questro. But. we Wl're put in a position where the r<ules were se]. (by the StM and we couldn't win. ft wtts jwst a set-up. but once you're in it, you can't very well walk away.'' . The hastily created People in Neeq program -PIN -dis- tributed $2 million worth of food in six frenzied sessions. But the effort was dismissed by the SLA as "a few ·crumbs," and the heiress remained a prisoner. , On AP.ril 3, in another taped 'SLA "communique." the 20- yeat:.:_<>ld child of wealth declared she had joined her terrorist cap- tors and ~ouhl fight for the re- volution. Patty Hearst. 1t ap- peared, had been won over. On April 15, just before 10 a .m., six well-armed "soldiers" or the SLA M id up the Sunset branch' of the Hibernia Bank. Nine days later, Patty Hearst said she took part in the holdup of her own free will. ROBYN STEINER has yet to shake her fear of the SL.A. She is stUI in hiding, her attorney says.' Miss Steiner, now 22, was one or three "enemies of the people" marked for death as informers in the April 3 SLA communique. Sbe had been the girlfriend ·or Russell Little, an SL.A member convicted irt' the November 1973 shooting death of Oakland schools Supt. MarcUS'Foster .. After the communique, Miss Steiner left her Miami, Fla., home and disappeared from sight. -. ,,.. • " "The indication I received is that sh~e doesn't plan to come out or hiding for an indefmile time ... says attorney Philip Carlton "SM doesn't know if there are other m embers or the S LA around." ·- .. \ r . , 1 . .. L.S. Wolfe. "l \hink we'n• back now to where we were whoo it first happened '' Willie Wolfe '!\ parents live lo Emmaus, Pn .. a s uburb of the In ·dustnal city ot Allentown. Arter th.eir son's death, Patricja Hearfit declar<>d in the last SLA communique that she had loved Wolfe -"the gentlest. most beautiful man I've ever known." ··1 would love to talk with Pat· ty, not really about my son. hut 1n general, about"the whol<' participation. what it was h~e." says Mrs . Wolfe. "I wish it were pos"sible to talk to her without bugs in the rooms . Just hke \ talk to my neighbor. friendly. socia ble. I'd like to hear the real truth. "I'm not s ure whether it's been told yet, oc .~hether it will ever be told." 1 ' F J V E DAYS AFTER the \} -shootout. Miss Hearst and William a nd Emily Harris, described by the FBl as the only remaining members or the SLA. were charged wilh assault, rob- bery and, ironically. abduction .• The charges stemmed from a fracas M(!Y 16 at Mel's Sporting Goods store. Shots were fired . and afterward young Tom Mat- thews found t}imself a captive in his own van. He weathered the trauma qui'te wel I. ''It was run." recalls Mat- thews. "I'm kind of glad it hap- pened. I met a lot or peoplC' ' • through it." IA .. llh11tralla~I .' ·The Harrises' trial begins ~n Los Angeles·on Monday, Feb. 2. and Matthews likely will be a wit- ness. THROUGH THE SPRING and summer of 1974 there was silence and waiting. T he $50,000 reward was withdrawn. The first an- niversary of the kidnaping WHICH is THE REAL PATTY HEARST? In Two Years, She Touched Many Lives passed. .,. But the search continued. and at a ramshackle farmhouse atop a hill in the hamlet or South Ca- naan, Pa .• smudges on a glas~ were dusted -they turned out to be the fingerprinLc; of We ndy Yoshimura. the fugitive artist later captured with Patricia Hearst. THE SITE OF" the SLA All_ tJ:>ose inside died,. their ·~ootout in Los Angeles is now a . bodies burned beyond rcognition. vacant lot. Few people.sJrive pasl Th~y were Donald "Cinque·• it anymore to sightsee. police at DeFree2~ Angela Atwood, the Newton Division station say. CamUla Hall. Nancy Ling Perry, On May 17. 1974. the house in south-central Los Angeles was a . murderous inferno as police and six or the StA band traded gun- fire during an hour-long battle carried live on television. Patricia Soltysik and Willie Wolle., ' ''OUR LIFE WAS rugged for.a while after Willie was killed. especially witll ;ill the publicity in the .Hearst hunt," says Mrs. Had the heiress been there tao. in that summer and fall df 191'1? Pennsylvania officials thought so. They questioned a Jot of pco- ple around South Canaan. among them Hayden Ragnlck, a !armor who ll ved at>out. a halt ·Qlilc away. ''Everything has pretty miJch died down now. but J'U tell you, it sure put South Canaan on the. map for a while," Bagnick says. Aut,horities say the house was r ented by Micki Scott. wife of sports .a ctivist Jack Scott. A federal grand jury Investigation rinto possible harborini.: of fugit ives has produced no indict ments against the Scotts, who <'laim they hnv~ been ha rassed liy the FBI ON i\PRll. 21, 1975. one year and si~ days a fter the llilx!rn1a Bank robbery. custorpet' Myrna· Opsahl was shot LO death by one of four persons holding up u Crocker National Bank in a sub. urb of Sacramento. Steven Soliah stands trial later this month for ·the crime. Soliah was arrested last Sep· te mber in San Francisco and charged for a time with harbor·' ing Patricia Hearst. He 1s the on· (y person charged in the Crocker holdup. althouch -the FBI ha~ s aid it believes Miss Hearst rent· ed a gara~c where one or lhl· getaway cars was stored. Mrs . Opsahl 's hus band. ;1 physician. says he is attempting to carry on his practice while raising their four children. AS CATH.ERINE Hearst pro· mised in her letterto her m,sslng daughter, the family has given up its 22-room mansion in Hills borough in favor of a pen· thouse apartme nf on fashionable • Nob Hill. The mansion, where newspeople waited hour upon hour for the Hearsts' front door news conferences, had a reported price tag of $400,000. :--.. On the city's southern edge, the apartment where Mis!>es Hearst and Yoshimura wert! arrested 4 1n months ago stands empty. Owner J erry Prill, a plumber, fixed up the apartment after the authorities cleaned it out, but h e's havin~ difficulty ftn<ttng so- meone to pay the S180 monthly rent. "Nobody wants it anymore..;.; ' says his wife, Anna. "I think it's 11ecause thP.y a rc Mr;.iid of som~lhing ·· Sen~e <;ets Farm .Bill Nixed J)y Coun.ty Soloiis By DOUGLAS FRITLSCHE Ot ,,.. Deity ~I ... Sl.ttl A major piece or agricultural land preservation legislation that could stop development in wide ;ireas _pf Orange County, has moved lo the slate Senate after a narrow approval in the As· sembly .. Oran~e County's assemblymen voted against the measure with the exception of Assemblym<.111 ~ruce Nestande (R·Orange) who 'did not vote. The bill, Assembly Bill 15, hy Assemblyman Charles Warren CD-Los Angeles l 1s aimed al pre- serving 12 million acres of prtmc agricultural land in California. It would require cit.Jes and coun- .ties to identify prime agricultural land and prevent future develop- ment. ' , Orange County has 42,000 acres of prime farm land. according to .the State Offic~ or Planning, and most of it is in unincorporated areas. · But that figure is debatable, de- pending on the final language of the bill. according lo members of a county task force looking into preservation off arm land. The bill has met stiff resistance on several counts The relatively few people in the county aware of its provisions point out that it is an irnnositiqti of stale rute;>o lradi tionally Neal land use planning. Also, putting the lana in aqricultural preserve may m ean lower value for tax purposes. potentially shifting tax burden to Church Group -Learns Arking other property taxpayers. But that Is prHy one way to loo}c atit. e · Throughout the state, county governments ~pect to lose $30 million a year an property tax in- come. ac'l(>rding to Robert Shelton, government relations consultant for the Irvine Com· pany. A similar effect can be ex· pected by scbool districts and cities. which.rely heavily on pro. perty taxes for funds But' in the Irvine School Dis trict, one of the few in the county that will be affected if the legisla· .lion goes throug h in its present form, Associate Superi.ntendcnL John Rajcic says in some cases the law may be a blessing. Concedi.ng the value of the land for tax purposes will 9rop. he pointed out that if the~dwas de· veloped as residences the district may have to pay more to serve the new students than it receives in tax~s from the new development. That would not be the case if the · landwasdevelopedforindustry. The proposed law woul~affecl unincorporated areas and the city of lrvine in Orange County .. According to F.W. Olson. ·who heads the county farmland pre· scrvalion task force. Orange County has 77,761 of its 503,000 acres in agricultural preserve. or ihe preserve la nd, 9,367 acres is considered,prime land. Irvine has 6,512 acre~ .of preserve and 558 prime acres. Most of the rest is in unincorporated area. The bill has been around for a year and has been significantly amended several limes. As· semblyman Warren, the author. conceded more amendmer\t still is necessary in a Jan. 26 letter to other assemblymen. Soliciting votes. he agr eed lo consider m a- jor revisions in s ix controversial areas or the bill. J\s it stands now, the bill would put in preserve prime land in any city or county with l,fiOO acres of prime farmland. It would exclude any area less than 20 acres. areas a lready de' veloped for other uses. govern- meiitt land. and individual parcels of less than five acres already zoned for other uses. Land can be taken out of the pre- serve if a city or county can d<'· monstrate to a new s tatl' Agricllllural Resources Cou~il .. .... _. .,,. " .. that t he land has been ir- r~versably changed or is needed for urban ~rowth which cannot be accommoda ted elsewhere. The bill was opposed by As- semblyman Robert Badham of Newport Beach. who said, ''One of· my m ain conacrns is that despite the fa~t that II is con- sidered a desirable piece bf legislation by some. it is a s tate takeover of 7.0ning and it would contribute to the demise of small family farms: I hope lhat tht• Senate defeats the bill " State $('n. DcnniS Carpentl'r <R·l'Jewport Beach) •commented ~ that he is opposed the bill because it means the state 1s intruding into traditionally local land use con- trol. SEATTLECJ\P)-The Umily 's 140 -acre joy of fomily yachting homestead on the Kenai has won another convert Peninsula in Alaska. It -the Love Israel Fam!· wi}l also be used as a ly has purchased a 136· c-.Stal f~l~hter and fis-r o o t c o·n ·v er t e d hing fleet te nder, s aid minesw<.'eper for its JIK> Courage Israel.· ... --~ . A RENDEZVOUS . WITH THE ilGHTE·OUS BROTHERS members. · Courage le<t the way The family. whirh con-through ltH' inn a rel-; of :-tilutes the Church of the ship rechris tened as Armageddon, is us<'d to Abundance. The engine doing things · together. room was being repaint· They. ocCUP)il\i,nc houses · ed : tbe cr<>w 's quarters . here, eight ot.whieh they"° wcrl' getti'ng new bunks. own, and when they go On the fantail, George driving it is 111 a 19'17 MoskO\'ila of Astoria, Mack bus· with tt cupoln. Ore .. the s hip's former l wo stoves and a owher. helped re - bathtub. con stru ct the poop On ~eccnt afternoon alongside the willing but a conting~ the fami· inexpcrlenccct believers. ly could be found scour-"They arc learning,-· ing the boat from s tem to he said. stern at its Lake u nion 1'They can do it." moorage . • • A s r a r a s a Meekness Israel pored minesweeper goes, over pap1.•rwork . doesn't Armageddon Timothy Israel unluggcd mean that you expect the a cleat holt. :-itrcngth world to go up in a flash Israel wcnl by in cov-ohmoke?" one neighbor e r alls .. cmbro1dered asked. Strength. Answering her own And •Coop«>rnt1Qn question . s he said : I s r a e 1 w a s m n :-l "Then maybe it isn't a cooperative. mines weeper after all. The familv jc; Jeci hy Tt'san ark." Love l!!rael, kno~n as Paul Erdman wht'n he arrived in ~eattle in 1009 from California. By 1972 he had attr:tcted ISO followe~ -giving each anewn3me. The yacht will be u~ed tor cruJse~ lo the Loc•lnews. Ev.ry day. 1n 1h• i·t!itl4mij ·-~~~~~~~~--' ... NOW BACK .IN ORANGE COUNTY .. TWO NIGHTS ONLY FEB. 6 & 1 COCKTAIL SHOWS · 8 PM & 11 ·PM • LIMITED SEATING ..... .. TICKETS GO ON SALE TOMORROW lAT CONVENTION CENTER BOX OFFICE OR MAIL CASHIERS CHECK TO DEPT. "0" ANAHEIM 92805 In The Beauti.ful Anaheim Room , ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER I . . I i t I • .. Squaw \! ~lley If skiers tra ve l h igh enough into California's mountain r esort ureas. then' sc;cms t o be plenty of s now. This scene is ih Sit)-cria Bowl. at tire ·1.soo-to 9,000-foot level just ·below. 0 • UPI Telt11"°'0 • Squaw Peak. where Jots of ski<'r.s frolicked this past week . n ut the stute ·s drought seem s to have left some ski areas dry on high· <see PageC.I) R esources 'Realism' Urged p . I • F R ESNO CA P ) California R esources Secr e t ar y C lair e T . Dedrick h as e rilicized those who wa nt to pre· serve the la nd exactly as it is o r e ve n r evert everything bac k t o nal\ire. CALIFORNIA Her <'isperiencc-'n con A IJangup ser\'ation work with the Sierra Club t:i u~ht that Q H "then' arc frw occa;>ions n ang where total preservation is really in the public 111 te~est ... Mr s. Oed~ick Gliders?'· saw . "Con servation. • management of all these·· la nds that have been murdered a re really the public interest." She spoke Friday a l a joint mee ting of the Wildlife Society and the Am_er~~-n Fi s h eries Soc1et~~re. ,. "The attitude that we must return to what the world was like before western man came is un- realistic," Mrs. Dedrick added. "The world isn't like 't hat a n y more . Change doesn't always mean destruction." LOS ANG ELES CAP! -Two county omeaals have ~skesl a ban on hang• g lide\-flying at c ount y park s a nd beac h e s except i n specifically designated areas. _ ... Hi.chard Fitzgerald, of th e D e pa rt m e nt of Beaches, a nd Seymour G r.eben, d i r ector o'f parks and recreat ion . as ke d the boa rd o f s'upervisors for the ban in an effort to cut1oown the number of injuries and .deaths resulting from the sport many con· s ider risky, · l E d • D h She warned those in-The two men asked the . 7'.Tew F u ·T._Y,~~-· ye •n eat volved on V8f'ious sides s upervisors to establish l '11 _ _ ~ of reso urce iss ues.. a'1anggliding faciHlyat 1 'Nutty' Test __ ,, ....... --·· . . For Consumers SAN DIEGO <ll Pl > "Consumers aren't i.tu pid." says Univers ity of Cal iforni a P ro f J Edward Russo. To prove i l. he la a nched a three-day e x p e r i m c n t a t th 1• University's San O~·~<J campus offerini; peanut butter to all com ers to determine wheth~r un .. ' t ra11wd consumer pre· 0 fcrcrices agree with the experts. Or. Russo said the main purpose of his re- searc h poroject is to :fhow-that com bin.eel_ cons umer j udg m ents <·an be made av ailab~ . ~ .. HI a usable format oC ..... quality ratings to help · d1s cri minatin'g shop- pers ----c,r· -..-:. • • _ _ ~_g_arn_st adoptin~ "a reel· White·~ Point on the . . ing ffia everyone has to Palos --Veraes -Peninsuta-SACRAMENTO <AP> confirmed by laboratory repo.r.tcd other m;lJOr n u problems to t he' state. but we h~ve .J1<? evidence defend his own s pecial to be operated by arH?x- al t~1s P~int !t is '!ery ex-interests -:--the personal pert in the art· of hang -A new s train of in-analysis. · fluenza vi rus m ay have Ile decline'd to identify caused at least one death the facilit~·involved, ex- in California, striking up cept t hat it has between to 30 elderly persons at a 100 and 110 patients, all care center in Alameda over 80 years of age. County, stat~ officials Chin'~aid A-Victoria say. was fir st verified in r .Dr. Jam es Chin, chief California io m i d · or the state Department December when two stu- .. or Health ·s infectious dents at the University of disease s.ecti o n at California at Berkeley were stricken. He said Berkeley. s a id in a the strain also has been "We know flu 1s here, tensive, Chm said. .advoc~te position." gliding. DISC.OVER Regis Beauty Solon & Rebel ShOp· .. South Coast ?laza telephone.interview that identified in Oregon amt he Jearnca of the death Brttls h Columbta-. _..IW.._ .. Friday. -· Influe nza outbreaks . He s aid the woman are late in being report- was one-of a ha lf-dozen ed in Califort\ia 1.liis persons hos pitalized year, he said. Ex'C-ept for among 20 to 30 s tricken a "marked" increase in with a flu·li~e ailmltrt at absenteeism at two or the intermldiale t:are three San Fqrncisco facility. a rea schools, county "I'm confiden t" she health officials have"not died of A-Victoria strain oC virus, Chin said. ad- ding it would be several ~ays before it could be Early Tax . Refunds ln Mail FRESNO !AP) The first batch of 1975 federnl income tax re funds is be· ing se.nt to about 32,000 California and Ha\\'aii residents this week, the vlnte r hat R e v e nu e Service reports . The early rcturn~ho"'· refunds aver aging ..$409, ·an intrease of Sl3 from the same time last year, ·a spokesman at the J RS c omputer ser vicing center here reported. lfhe ·IRS warned that errors .on r e tu m s a rc running a bout 14 percent this year. Almost half are for failure to claim either the $30 pcrsor\al exemption credit or the earned income credit -available lo low income taxpayer!'. ' Air Board . . . Losing Gas AuthOrity? SACR'AMENTO (AP) A uthor i ty over gasoli ne content for s mog reasons would be taken away from the state Air Res ources noa rd under legislation a p p r o 11 e·d b y t h e California Senate. . Opponents s a id it would cri'pple the state's fig ht against air poltu. t1on . · The· 21-9 vote sent the bill to the Assembly. ThC' a utho r , Sen . Alfred Alqu ist <O.- San Jose>. argued that it w as o nly t h e state Supreme Court. not the Legislature. which gave the AR R the right to pre- scribe the levels of lead and other additives in gasoline'. _ The bill limits lbe_ARB to scllinl! air quality standnrrl." lo bl' met hy smog rlC'\'H't' equipment an lht• autos. . Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. u . .. Reason 15. If you should qualrfy for the Short Form. we·11 prepare it for you at a very low price. At H & R Block. the simpler the return. the less we charge. 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Hinshaw gwlty of two felony bri.bery charges, it p1uced him in a political limbo. By policy of the l louso of Rcprescntativ~. he is ~ neuter who cannot vote on Congressional issues. . Neutered or not. Hinshaw says he w ill not resign his seat as congr('ssman from the 40th_ District. ' Even if he offic:iully holds his Litle. Hinshaw h a~ no b a rg aining µower in Congress. He Speuk~ II) hopeful terms of un <.ippcal on last week's t·onvict1 on But even if that provC's successful nothing i s like!~ lo happen .until tomplcfio1vor ~till anoth~r frlon~· t rnil facm~ him. Th-C~(' t w(> Jirolon!fed ('OU rt (J<.'lions. on lop or <Ht untidy divorce sclllemcnt trial, leave the former . c:ounty assess or deac\ politically. A jury has found Hinshaw gujlty on.two counts of • accepting brib<.•s when he was county'assessor . .Now he mus t be tried op char ges of using county fu nds and manpower in c·;impaigning for t)le tongressional seat. . <. . Jn the f <.1cc of this . one wdttJd imagine that llins haw would tak(• an Ob \·ious path and resign from his office. It would be a sign of taste a nd grace on hb part if he \\"t•rc to do s9. Bul th<tl isn'L likclv fo r two reasons: (11 H e need~ thr mom•y. 1w rt1cuhirly in view of the cxpL•nsi"L' litig<.1 lion he h us fac<.'d und is facing. and <2 / whelht.'r he is \\'Orlhlt:~~ or not <JS a political power. there <.1JJ· purcntly is 110 \\ "·' of forc ing him to resign. -Pr;1grnalically, 1L might not prove much in political <.'ffica<.·y lo Orange Cqunty if Hinshaw were l o !5lep down. ll is term in offi ce runs until Jan. 1. 1977, . primary election coming up m June and the general t-lect1on in November, it appears unlikely thut <i replacem ent could be selected -or could have much pun<.'h H he were selected -in the period of a few months. What ~u this apparently 9oes is leave something 4ltke a half million Oran~e County citizens with, al hesl. doubtful t"cprescntat10n in Congress for almost an (•ntire ycar. Thi..it 's not u vcr'y happy or proqpctive picture'. The µas t four or It\\' ~can. of horrible uph1.•a\ :ti .1rul m1~b<.•huvior trl Orange CounlyJ.:OVl'~ment h,I\ l takl'n thci r I oil in many direction~. · \'otcr conftdcncc has dropped. C1t1zen part1c1pa· tion in governmental activities is more and more dtf· fi c ull to secure. General cynicism permeates the air around most·government offic-es. · Ano\hc r discouraging sign of this t rend showed itself lust week when the Board of Supervisors prc- part>d lo honor suml' of ib lon{-time employes for thei r scrvict·. Following tradition, super visors fell :r little <.'l'r l'mony \\OUld bolster the spirits or so mL: of lhl'lr worker~. · l So the~· 111v1ll·ll 2fi emp1oyes to n .•tt'l\l' Pill". 11<.•c·kla<:t·~ bratl'lt·h ~nnd dips for I hl·1r :..er\ 1t·1· t11 Or1· n '<.'Count,. < I~ 15 o(the 26 botherccl to show up ount\' i\dmin1slrativc Officer Robert 1-: Thoma.., ~a1<.1 . "It should he tonsi<.le red an hoHor lo n•c'(.>ivt· ont· 1 award l a nd t11 lw ahit' lo sh a frfe the hand of !.I bo:.inl member.·· THE WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCED THAT PRESIDENT FORD WILL ASK CONGRESS TO LIFT ITS BAN ON U.S. ASSIST ANGE TO ANGOLA' IF ANGOLA GOES. ZAMBIA WILL BE NEXl • , THEN TANZANIA, ., UGANDA AND THE CONGO! YOU THINK WE CAN SIT IDLY BY AND LET TARZAN BE FORCED TO LIVE UNDER.COMMUNISM? IS ANGOLA REALLY VITAL TO US? .. NOT TO MENTION JANE ANO CHEET A _... ___ and lhc..m<ll:hlncry fQr r_eplaciug_ him should he resign . js comp~e.x to t)1e point of being unclcar.-Wff u . Perhaps Jl should be an hon.or . :\I r . Tttoma!>. but that appa rC'nlly isn·t the \\.UY man~ of the toil~·~ in the vtneyard-see rt<rtth1nnomef!I:'-. ---- " Mt~~ Shnon's .. Si01ple Tax Pl~n Draws ·Biparti~ari ·suppor~, hut Ford's S11uh WASH l.'.'\ G TO:\ Thl' mo ... 1 pohticall~ n,>\t:Jling l..il'l <ihout Treas un S 1·c r1•t ,1 rv \\' 1II1 :1 111 S1mon·i; ·aL1dac1111h ta\ rl'l11r111 proposal r:.. 1 h ~11 11 ,., 111h·d .1 prrl·ate tl'll·phori1• 1·.ill 111 '11111 ~ratulat 1011 ... I rom ~1·11 Etl1\ .11 d ~I Kc•111w1h h111 1111111· from l'r ,.,, 111'111 Font Then• \\ "' 1111 ..,m·ri ,.,.11 I r11111 lht• ()\,ti llfli("l' l)l'l":tll'l' I'll 1·n11r;q.~111 g S1ino11 .. ..,('fH·ntv l'11m111at111g all 11t•r..,011:il lnt'OnH· t :rx dcdu1·t1on~ 1n-n•1nrn-ft11· dramat il'ally lo\1 \•n•d ratt•:.. ,.., rnda~· till' las t tl11 ng !\Ir Forti. "ants. · · lnstN1d of rne111 mn111g ii 111 111 ... StJll• of lhe "\ ·nion nll':..:-.agt·. tho · l'n·..,1dt•11l ur,e1·d I h:il :-.till mor .. 1.1\ pn·~t·n·nt'l'S t 1111 l.1111l.1hlt• .. 11e1al purp<1:..(·'i. lo IJ,. _,lit l'' hi• 1.111H111•tl 1n10 1ht• d11111IH' l11t 1·rn • .t lh•\'1•t1tll' t·111lt• So I ar 1 lh' \\'h11 .. ll11Lh\' \\ 011 t 1·\ en ll:i..,h .1 gn ·1•11 l1!!hl tnr Trl•a..,ur~ ... 111cl11•o; 011 Simon·.., 1tll'"" _ B~ lla:..hin!! .1 n·d hdtt 111 ... 1<·.111 :\Ir Fol'd hall..s ;11 alll·m1H111,! :1 t1"'~' liut t1t1ll;i1111 J! p11l1tH·.rl nlllJI \.., ;111 e\en;1..,t• in l;11 ... st·1 1.11n· t.1p1l.JJ1..,m. S1n11111·, pl.m w-- 1nimu1w from thc111d1 tal eon "'!'!"\at I\ l' :1t1 ack But 11 abo wm ... app\;Ju~t· t mm Tt•<lch Kl't111C'dv I" .... mu lta neous l~ t•ltt';u1~ 11)1111-.antf.., 111 1 :a" l1111phnlt· ... f:l•r;ilcl H . l·'11 rd l'1111lcl h1• t r;111~lornwcl 1111 u l llt· l'l1•1·t 1011 · .. ~ ( EV ANS-NOV AK ) \\•,tr I h,llllfllllll Of •111• I llllllll'i'll 111.1 11 ,1~.1111-ot Ill• '111'1·1,i( 111 I 1·1 t''t" TO t:...\16Jt,\CE S1mw1 ·., pbn. 1111\\t'\'"t·r. ~oulcl c·on1ron1 thl· l'rt·s11ll·n1 \\ 11h mrgh1' inll'rl''" tkprnrlt'lll crn · 1::1 :1. tlt•thl<'t inn~ Ti71u ... rn).!. tlit"~ ·~111rrth-, t-1?~1rr1 it·., Hathcr lhall ra~c thal CO.ll1'·0111 a !loll, Mr l'nn l dl"11\l11<·<1 :111 1 ·:..pl1nall~ ~opo1·1f1t• Sl:tll· of lhl· l '11ion ;1dd1:l . ..,:-. that 'd11rt• ;l\01d 111g h1gh ni.I.. 't·11tun.•.., sud1 "" H11nalcl H 1.·.11.~~1n'.., $!XI tull111n l'u11cl 1 n1nsf1.•r, <11<1 not <'M"ilJ'l<' hu111 ti .. II m :\1 ,, I II s I r l " t • I I< 1•p11h!J 1·~1n1~ m 'I l1t1-.. lwh 1 ntl :\1 r 1'11rtl ' tllm·hing rrom thl· S1m1111 pl.111 ,.., 1101 1c1colng~ but rC'flC'XI\ t' t:iu111111 111:-.ttlll•d during 25 .years \n '"'"' gn•:-.:..11111:.il puli1u·-. ~;, tin.111c1er Bill Simon,.., t·t·1 1.11111, nu f !osct ltbcral Pn\ all'h , .died ,, .. pr1m1t1vc·· by a<I 1111111strat 11111 l'l"C1nomist". ht: , .. thp n 1b11wt ,.. n • ... iclC'nt. lnil!locl~ tt ;111tl uhrt'l'Vl'l <;truel<'cl t·h:imp111n of thC' pnv;itc enterµ1i s C' srstrm Hut a" u blooded vctt-r"dn of \\ \ill Str1'<'l. S1mcrn bcliC'vt'" rii:h l .1king lll:tV he lll'Nkll In :,i.JVI' 1h;it "'"'''m. \\"1thoul \\lute 11 111...,\• apprm ,ii h\' ~u~gc·slt>! J tlr\•.am of ta' n.f\•i·mt·r.., 111 1ht· n,1111111.tl t.1\ found;11111n 111•1·· :i To S1n1011 . tlw dl•atl hanu 111 tlw fr<h:r.ll 1:m1•11111wnt \\OUld he• rt'lllCI\ <'<I I 1111ll 111 .... llH'"'" i.11111 p1•1..,011:il ifftt·1.;1 e111 m.1l..111i.: 111 t h1 ... 1·011111 n I lie• l't11H:r.11ul.11111:1. i·all fro111 h »llt•L·d .\ """' 0111· <ti m.111' frnm lilwral.o; Ht'JI .\bnt•I" !\l1k\ :1 111 l l!lnll1 ... , :i lll1l'r:il l><·m111·r•tl11 tax rdormt·r and cnlw ol Si1111111 on \bf' Wavs :inrl J\lt•:in~ (',;nw111 II'<'. \\ rol t• S1m1111 111 apprm :ii 1·'Tlw11nly 1h111J.! 1·m sol'n .ah11111 1-; 1 ha~ it '.., t' .1 II t•tl I ht• .'i11111111 1 .1:-. r1 · lorm pl;111 ."' .\I 11-. \ .1 lal1•r told 11 ... 1 . S DIO~ .. S REST I 1wn1h on C;qlltnl 11 111 l\l'l"l' t'tJll.;11l1·1.11th 1, . ..,., d:ttt•d Supporl lrnm tilt llk1·.; ol Kt•1111t·th 1111d ,\11i..,a. th1•\ \( .1r1wtl Simon ·mPanl hh<•r;tl d1· "'J.!11' Ill UM' 111 ... rl'lt11 Ill lur \ l'I 1:1).!lll'r proponwn:1ll' ta:-.at1f111 on upp1·r hrackl•t:.. and hu..,1m· ... .., .11111 lurtll\'r rl•1h ... 1nbut1nno110<•011w lh-11 B:i1 ht•t l'1111.1hlt• ol -..:,.,, 'orl... ,, 'l op lh•1111hl1t-.111 l.i\ ... 1r~1ll'j.!1:..t .111<1 n1.1rmall~ :1 l'lo" S1mnn . :.tlh . \ 1i.:111 Ml!-11~ opp11..,1•d lh<' plan Su did St•n Hu:..~1·11 H. Long ol Luu1:-.1a11:i. llO\l lh1· 1-.t•\ t..ix \\rill·r 1n ('on grt•..,.., ·•'! 1·h.11 rmJ11 11f lhr S1•1i;it1• 1'111;11w1~ Com m 1t t t·l' Both p1·1•tl11 I I'd h'ltll"tllll:> oppo ... 1t111i1 r1om In· tt•n:~l ).!l"OUIJ'.'>. Whal :.. mon·. \•t1Jlith1.1~111 1111 lhl' plan :11111111:.: 1 ,111t111u ... rirt• :-.1dent1:d a<I\ , ... t'I' n1ald11·d •ht· .Januar.' "1·ath1 r 11111 ... uh• '11111 S111111n \\ :i -. 11111 dl·ll·n t•tl On Sa1urd:.i~ alk1 110011 .. J:111 l i 111 .1).!:llll ~1,.l.,1.•d .. t h1· 1'11• ... 1111.•111 t" nw1111nn the i1h-a 111 h1:-. Sl.111' 111 tlw l ·n1on nH·~..,:1 g .. \\\O 111glth lall•r, :\Ir Fnrd put h1111 olt 1,\ "·'·' 1~g Ill' \I nuld i·:.ithl'r brn\g 11 tffl ~t•parald.1. If al ~ill. T,\KI;-.;(; 'flllS conH·11t11111al rnursc', l'rl's ld.IJll Ford avo1tlc-d -,1 1 rnnj.! up cithc.·r ·hornet;· nl'sl.., "' 11..,1-.er..,• intc>rcst lhc lll~hl ot .J.111 1,,.. ,01w sc111qr Hl•publica11 a ('rn1gr1.<,..,111a11. a clen1\hl lo~all ... t ol lht',l'rt•,111\·nl, t,olll u~ thl' \'IHl l 1·:-.1111· \\ <t:..· 111 ... 1 \\hat :\11 Fnnl \\ :11111•11 m11:..t to ,t\01<1 1hl' 11n~1 g,. 11t~,(·~11 t•1..ikC'r P rcs11IL·nt Th..ini.. ... 10 Simon·"i 1n.1l111i1' 111 1.11..t· no tor .111 ·ans \\l·r. lhe l'n· ... 1 •kill \\ t!I he pn·..,..,('(I .1~.1111 .111tl .1_f.11n on th1• t.1x plan in montti ... 11 ('111111' 11 lt1· em bract'!-tl. he l":tn t·1111111 1111 uut rage from the 1nterl'!'>h. 11 rtl .1t 1on f rom conj!rc i;s rnn ~1 1 11•;.Hle>r.., and qui It• possibly dt lt·J t. Uul tlw :.idJcl'l1\'L'::. 1k :.tnh 1'nl'.! his pn·:..id1.•1wy m1i.:ht \\ t•ll ch.1n~t· 1rorn ··,.,1rctJl..1•r .. lo . ti.in Ill.: _, WtLLIAM SIMON 'Toug~~'-t?f.>kie' Wallace .Wheels Toward Futllre -' l\Hr\TC;o .\It·: H \'. \la. Tht> l!li:! 111·c .... 1dt·nl 1.d I r .111 h d (~eor~c <" \\'.1llan• lro1r1 1111· ~O\t•rnor·.., 111:111 ... 11111 111 1\1;1h.1111o1 111 the lloh Crn ... .., ho..,;111 al 111 ~J ,,,., la11tl · H1:to1l·1h1•.' "h1•d1;d l11QU11 l11r t lw 1·nw1 ~1·111·' opl·t .11111n 1 h.11 :-.:I\ t•d hi'. 1111'. \\ .111.111· lt111l..1•1l 11p :11 .111 :1ll \'IHl111 • pin -.11 1.111 .1nd :--.1111 •• 11111 1 o r. I 111 lhl h.I\ 1• h1·l'11 · ho1 Ill 1h1• "11111•'. I 1 .1111 IPPI 111 111 U \ l! Ill .\ /q; ... ""n •,111•1·1·.,..,lullv 1-o\t·r111•tl llh• 1i.1111111 IJ Olll :t ~\ h1·d1 h.11r Jllll 1'01111 lt•lt FDH mt•t •·h \l llh 111-. .1hl1•tl lt•i.:-.: \rt h111 Hrl't11l·1 ... hulkh h 11 \\.ill.a n• p.11.11\1e ti 11111111111" \\ ;tht <lt•\\ II . Tlll-:,tiO\ Ett'.':OH .1111! ft1.., 1l1w 1111-. 11\'l'I th.It 1ht• p.1r,d~'I' \lttUldn t h.lllllll'I' 111111 .I' 111.1'"1 d1•11t . If\ till (',Hl •"Olll't•tk th:it ;t i\ 11 \I :il m11-.i 111111 Yt'. I,... I .11 I• 1 • c. I' II J. >! I' W ;1ll ;11·~· 1-. 11.11•1-. 1111 1111• II!)(• ... 1 d I' I\ i...tl 1rnll. H111 ~ 1111\C''hl•:-Ill ,I \\ h \' l' I l' h a II ,......,,111:111 t•:111 nm tht• pn· ... 1d<'11n from · .r "hl'l'ld1:11 r." :..;111! 0111· t1I h1• doc·I 11r ...... I ht>h \\I :ill ;1r1· 1-.111 h• Jll'l'Slllt•nt " tor !11:.. d1 :1~1111 ... 1.., ".1:.. 1·111rt'<1 \ hull ct ... t 111d. 111 ... ~11u1c• a11d 1\11 111•d 011r 1110:..I d11g~1·d ph•).1d1•11t 1al l·.111 clld.ttt• llllo :t par .qil1·g1t·' Sl11111l<I 1111 .. h.111d1c•:ip h.1r hrn1 Imm 1111• Wli1 l1• 11 1111 ..... " \\;1ll;1t'I' loof....., 11111 111 111111•-1 II :1 .1 poor 111.11\.., 1·'1 .111l-.l a1 I l. Ht111't'\ Pit 1•,chowtl W :ll l.11·1• I w11·l'h ' I h.1\1°11111 l<•t m v d1 ~ah1ltl\ \·1111111 11 1111• I r1111t rnl ii ." Ill• <·nnl rol" 1t \\ii Ii .1 ti•· IPrm111.1l1tlll thal Ila:.. :11na11·il ht~ d11t•t11r .... I fl· h.1 ... tt\ 1•n·o111t• lllO'il "' till' prnblem ... of pa1 .11 ~..,r,., 11 1• :.. h 1 I t .., 1 11 h 1" \l ht' 1' I 1· ha 1 1 pl·nodit·;ilh In ;1\111!1 lw1h1111•:.. 111· h.t:.. Jt.:11 llt•tl In <'lllllrnl 111.., 1)11\\ t'h. II 1· \\ 01 I..:.. 1111l \\II h \\ vight" 1·ac-h morn111).! ''"one''' t Ill' <irtl'l11r ... \\Ito op1•r;1letl on him ~:11d : ··111-... 1111c-tough c-ook1l•.'' \\'alla1·t• t•nnd11rt:.. lh1' b11s1nt'"" .. 1 \l;1h.1m;1 lrnrn 111 ... \\hl'l'kh;111 ff 1• "II nl I' t 111\ l• 'i fJ I" ll IJ (' h h I .., \\ht'1'1t'ha1r' hrnt:..t.'11 hu~ u"uall\ l11r ... 1i11rl t),..,, .itHT~ rmh .\1<l1•, mm 1• h1 m 1 hrnugh I he hc.tlb. h111..,t l11nl •nto 1 ,11·..,, and h.1th1 rnlm .... prop h1111 up tor :o..p1·1•dw ... lctd1 tht, .. ).!.., h1· ,.., 11n.1hl1• 111 n ·at'l1 Tlw ~\ 1·rnor s:i~-._ he ll'rk 1w p :1111 lrom (11, p;1r.1(\~1.., "I ll<I\• di...<·nn1ll11·t ;llL1•r ;a long t1nw !'Ill llll).! Ill t,l~f p\t~l\.1011 .. hl• l11lrl OllT ·"'''l ';'tl' ,nm <:1 .111' .. i.111 111 p;1111. 11<1 pain :1t y11 . · · FOii .\Wllll.I·;. Wa l1;1rc look 1t-.cr1•t1)I, :1 non ad1hl•l1\ l'. non nnr.col 1c clru~ t o case his.discom- f01 t l l<.• rfccntt.v quit us ing tht· aspirin-like medicine. Ile s"'iled when he ~aid, "It. don't..really do <tny~ood .'. I It· \1 .tf<'hl'S his " et~ht <·arC'rul· h . 0l'.tl 111Aift light l1reakf.1..,1, oltl·n ..,f...1pp111g lunl'lt "'"' 111.11111· 1111•;11 111 1111' "·" <001111•-. 1n tltt• 1·n·11in c ftd1111• lw ..,,.II It•.., dml 11 ln1 .1 n1 i.:h1 uf phone r.tll' Hct WCl'll Ill ... (•\1.•n hi' .... ttHI ,,,: \\ t•1ghl \\ ;1\l h111g. \\'..ill;it•1· I 1nrnml•r1han 111Jll\ m\'ll \lh11 ,111 not 1·11111t111•tl I 11 .1 M'dl'nt an Ii It.;. ' Ph\sl< .ill\.' lw ..,:11d, ··11 :1111 .11 an' ll~.111 ~· cl 1111 i.. ~111\ t 111 n~ I w:inr "\1-..1•rth 1·l1•..,.., ht• 11·,t\I'• :.ilt-olwl .11•1111• ·r11" ).!11\1•rr1nr tlt''l nhe.., lnm ... l 11 .1 ... a 1t•1•1otal1 1 \\ 1111 h.ttl h1' 1,,,, ... rn 1.tl dnni..· 111 191i ":\m\., lt1· :..,11cl. 1 tlu11 1 dnnk .111\ "llh ltt'l'I 111 h.1rd :-.pant... 1t1 ... i,!11·;111. .. ·l \ H'l' I" ... mol..1111.:. hut h1• 111 ... ...,t.., 111.., drtd 01 ' l'll t"Pllr;Jf.!l•d 111111 111 ... 111111..t• "fln·.v d ('Ollll' Ill th1• 1 <Hllll a11d 1('11 111\' 'II t')'. G eor ).!!.' •• w h v clon I ,V<111 lw H ' :1 Clf.!:Jr"! W1t c!'11 you j.!llJIJW ~l llrl cig::trs as.: a in"!· · · This i:.. 01w ml'd1ral 111.1un<.'11011 l h a l W a 11 at(' Io 1111 ,.,. ·' t' n lht1:-.1a~ltr:ilh·. T hrn11ghout th1 ~l.t\, hi' p11Jr.., 011 l.:i l'11rn11.1 ;'\1l •100 t1g.11· ....... m11l..111 g lhl•111 thrOU J.!f\r :t IJrfl\\n·.lltcl hl.1t·I.. ltoldt•r •·Hut I dun t 1nh.1lt·, Ii• ...... ti "1th ,1 t!l 111 l Jll l hl11\\ lie ''car~ a h ear ing ~id in hh n!!ht car to augment the h:.itl l11•anni.: 111 111:. 1<"11 1.•ar. lll' nrt1 ·11 11·mm l'" th1.• t'arJlll'l'C when hi! t ;ilk.., 11n 1 lw phone and pn.· ... s1•.., lhl' n'<'PI\ er I tJ:!hll~, to his n ght t ,1r 1\Jo,t '1s 1tor::,, t•:-.pc< 1.111) .. 1r.111i:1·r:-o. m11~1 rai"i P tlw1r \ 1111·t•" \I hl'n SIH':tl.. ini.: tu tht• g11\. t·n1or 1n ordc1"l r> ht· undc·r:-.t11111l Till• lwar111;.: ;sad'" lllll c·omwrt • ti t 11 t lw hi .wl-., horn 11 m nwd ltdll('.tf• \\ lllC'll flt• :11 ... tt \\\',II'~ 1111wliol 1111• 1 irn1•. Tlw c.o \l' l"ll<ff l r .11 ·1 . .., his ol 111' r h1 •,dll1 p1 oblt·m .., h .iek In has \\"111 Id\\ .11 11 m 111 larv :.l'r\'ll'l'. i\ lro111 \11t 11 s pin;tl nH'Olll ~111 .... 1·rn1pftod \\ 11h.comb~1t l:iti •u<.\ lu1d }11111 low !or ~1wh1 k. /\111' e en- ' oun11·r. Wall nee appl1cn·rn nwnv cht·ck!> fw Iha:-. <l1!->J b1llty. ' \\ .\l.L:\('E 111~1..,ls, howt'\"l'r , lltJl lie• h ;1.., no mt•nt ;1l h<'alth pro ltl1 ·m... II t' <:ol'.J..1·u h1:.. IH•atl. • llashefl. a i;nn .rnct Jlel'rC'<l Ovl'r the nm.., of 111.., g la..,..,t., ••,\t h ·a..,t J ·n· got a !Ju fll•rc·t•nt 01\ ri\IP," h1· sn1cl. "llow many 111111.:rs can d :um that"' ' Tflf; 56·\'EAR-01.D Wallact>. - accordmj.! to his doctors, is in good ov<'rall health. But his dis ability holh worries and frustrates h im because 1976 ~e his last hur- rah. He has announced that it will be his last prC'~identi al hid, andlu· rannot succc<.'d himseH--as-~v crnor artcr his term ends in 1979. Tlw pro!'-.p1·1"1 of ~pe1uling th\• 11.•:-.t of hr:-. Ill<· 1n a 22' ~·111ch ·\\ id<.: \1 hPt•khair fru:..tr:i lcs \\'all:1 cc. "i\ly \t 1lc :rnd I ta lk a Jot about \ttlat I'll !l o wlwn l 'm throuHh," Wullat·c ~t11<I, hrs voi('<~ dropp1np "~ hC' ~ai::g1·d slightly i11 Ju:..· whl•t•kha1r. Jl1s brown c~rs ga1.Pd in1n th1• cl t:..t:tntt•. "She wnncl\•rs if :-.hr :..houldn'L go h ack .met J.!l't :i I a l' h I II g (• e r l i [ I C a l l' o 1· ..,on1c•lh111g. I m nnt Mlft' wha1 \\I'll do Wh.11 <'an I do': I \\fHT:, :1 lot about I h at • - Modern Weapons Off er Littl~ Sec11rity ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT \\ h:1t ,1.:1\ ('"' 1111 ... p.11111·111.11 fll I ~1d1•1111.d t•k<·t 1\Hl l'.tlllp.11g11 11 • ... pr1·1.1I ch,1r.il·t l'r i.., 1111· l.11'1 I ~1.11 t Ill' 1\ m t•r11-.111 111•nplt• n L!ht nm\ ;in• 111a 111111p11l1ttt"d 111111111 \I lt'r .1 cl1·1·.1cl(• of \ 11•t 11an1 :tt11l W.11 .. rg.1tc·. they :111· 11111 cl1 ... po:..1·cl 10!!"1' their t ru~I li J.{hlh . 'l'h1•1r l'onf1<1cnt•t• 111 1 ht• ..,,:..lrm 111 n·presC'nt:.it'' 1' A11\ 1•1111111•111 1.; 1111 1111p<11rc•<l. hut tlw~ h1'11\•n• lh.11 lhl' :..\st em h a.., h1·l·n pnorl ~· ser ved by both pol1t1<•;.1l pnrltf':-. There h•I\ r ht'l'n 11111 11i:t11\ 111 !->lances or gO\'C'rnlll<'lll tlcu•i>t1on dunng thC' pa ... 1 10 01 15 )l'ari. fur I hr /\ m l'ri can IH'1lfll<' 11111 to Ill' ,h..,1llu..,1onNI :rn<l (•\rn ;1 httlC' l•\fll<:~J :thOll( lllJ,!h p11l il11·, There 1~ :ii<.<> con,1rkr.1l1l1• <11., ·ll>IJOinl llH'lll l th111I.., ,ti lht~ \1 ·" th!! rcnl 1:-.~lll' h«ln1 ~ \m<'rrr.1 NORMAN COUSINS ~l·rvc bOI h the <.'3US<.• Of peace ancl the cause of freedom ThcrC' is a growing a ware - , Ill''' th al J,!m Nllllll'nl has h<'!'ll '--------------m:ik1n~ tlw m1 ... 1:1k1• nr th1nk111J.! I\ \\t' ).!<'I Ill I l'lllnl \\h.al l11t• l ·m1e<1 St.11 .. .., '" hll\ mg r11r 11 ... hundn•d hllll1111 cl ull.11·.., 101L1v ,.., not :a .... t•<•tir11 ~· hut <1 g11.1r.111t1•1• nl 1nfl:il1011 :111tl a \'lll.111'1• :111111111 and tl\l' worlrl 1s ht•1n J.: 11111.1'"''" Ill' lhe c-and1dalt':... Th:11 1s ... ut• 1 ... \\ 0 hC'tll<'r our plan1•I '' rll hc•c·11m1· :-n m uekl•el np lw w ar. •'11\ 1rnn nwnt ul po1svnlll g. clt'pl l'l l·rl n · '11 u r l" <' s. o \ i' r r r tH\.:A 1 n..1.; a n ti t:11111nc ,..., to lwcome un111h:il11ta hk THE PRF:SIDENTIAI. ran clidates have yet to Sl.'C the pro found moral and s pirituol 1m plications of this problem I may be wron g, bul r !h1nk the American people are Y.aitinJt 10 hear the t'and1dJt<>s <lcldre!-1,., themselves to the need for <les1i:?n n,..... U.S.. forejgo .»<>hcy that r;~n " th.ti 1f univ 11 '"'" ... pr<·ad enough ~1rmatill•nt:-..,·a n•. doll;1r" .1r11und, it t'a.l'I g 1•t ,. ~ ,1 q\1lllll ~ 11 \\;t1ili. in the world .. THE~E S VF.RY lrlllcM'C'llnly Our nc•goti:tling s t:inC't' ha!-;i --~the kind flf wastr anrt ovcrlap- 11);1t1rnwl h dollar !-lgn h<.mginc ping that abounds in lhr present ""-'' 11 \\ t' h :iq• [a ti•ndencv tll defense program. fentunn~ as 11 th1Pw l11ll1on <. ot cloll:ir~ onto llw doe~ a c~mparat!vel y s mall, ('f 1.ihh· 111 lht• :ttl(•mpt 10 hl'• fecltve ftJ?htmg fo~re and a top lwr..,u.1..,1\ l' heavy off1rer t'Clrp:.., w11 h mo rt• • 111 t.it·t \\ ,. h,l\ l' µrnw h<:'\oncl gener als on l ht• m1htary prog_rum t1111t,11·.., ;and ,irl' 11..,111g our nui·lt·:ll· than we h ad utthchc1i.:hlof\\orld It'\ h1111l11i.:~ ;1:-. a h<1rJ.!,1111111g rhtp War II .. ;-;1m1t:11 ly , thl•11· '' tht• tiua1nt Meanwh1IP. ht I hon.., nf clnl notum th:it tlwr<'·.., :-111lll'hm\ ~' lnrs a r e bcinJ? s pt•nl 1n ~1t· d1rl't'I ('lllllll'l'tHlll lll't\\\'t'll \ht• 1 umul .11111~ 1H11·l1•a1· \11•ap1111 ... qu.111t1I\ (II mntll'\ \\\' :-1wnl'l for rti .1t <In 11Alh1ni: 1•\1·1•pl In :11ltl 111 ddt·rt~l'iJ11dll11.·qu;1hty CJl!'l'Cltr1 uur l·apJtl l~ 111 trt.'.11C J m .111- • I macll' hol11l'.1t1sl t h:il \\ 111 !'>m.i-.h 1111! ltl"t :1l the C'111•m\ hut ~11 the l0•m1llt1t111:0.. 111 life on t1i1 ... 111;11wl '\o rn11• 111 h11-right mind \\fluid think of chn;1n11t1ng h1 .., Cl\1ll lt11111P 111 <1rdt•r Io /.!l'l r id 111 l111rgl~1r..,. Yet Wt' :ire p11rsu11l)! a J'O\lTl1111('n1 poll<'.Y Ill ~l{'l'UITTlll:JI · m i:: nuc le11r explosives that If used would produce a blanket or racl1oa<'11\1lv thal \\t' onrsl'ln•s l'Outd not t•sc•apC'. Tht• polirv i-; .lll"l1ri~~I lwr:iusc the Hui.s1..111:-. alSOJ>9:V9css s uch wea pons. 'I 11,: Htcl'llll'nnial 'l'ar l!lil\ ,., lht• '1•;1r 111 \\ hu·h J\11)('ril'l111'> :-h1111l1I c·onlemplatc· 1111\ 111:..1 thl·•r 1!lt1r10C1" h1'J.!lllllJ.Tl~" hut abo th1•1r 1-t11lll1t'<·t11111.., 111 lht• n •st of i1w \ltll"f<~ .tnd t lt1• t•h alll'l1J.!C now f.11· lllC ;Ill 111·opl1•.., In t•ncl tlw l'l11.11·('fi\ ,1rno11g n:it inn' Uuhtrl N. l\'Pt'd l'uhh.~hrr Thomas l\1'e1·1/ f."d1t11r Thnmo~Palml'r .• ,1ind<111 ..... l-.d1111nol /'09r 1-:d1tm Thi• ed1tnrial page or the llaily Pilof i.crki, to infor m nntl sttmulalc readers hy presenlm~ on lh1!> pal(c dl\·cr!I<' commentarv on IOIJI<'!> of mlen•st b y :.ynd1 l•ai. cd columnists and cartoo:i1sts. hv prov1dmJt a forum for rt'a\Jer~· vtt>ws and b) presenting 1h1s newspaper·:. opinion:. and ideas on current topics The edilonal npin1.on' of the Daily f'llN appear only in thr cd1lonal rnlumn ut the top of the pal{c. Op1mons <''<· pres!>ed b) thl' rnlumnists and cartoonist!> and lcllt'r wnters <1re their O\\ n and no rnrtor!temcnt or their v1e\\ s b~ the Ua1ty r>1lol should bl' lnfl•rrcd. Sunday, Feb. I, t!l7fi -Ro~ky -Is Bitter- . . .. . :.:~utls ·ne : R~Il~mg~ • . . f \Y~~111 ~·r.Tt~-~ '\l'J ~oll HockC'feJ l1·r. ~o 1111 • <kd.in•d thut he dttfr\ l •11t \1 h\• \ 1\'l' prc>s11l1·11l 11f :11~;.:-... ncl ·pr 11 n •d lat1•r lh:Jl 111· 1n1·;111l ii. 1:. a 1111 :-. a rel on H' \IH·• • · II, I\ .... 11H I 1 irr 11 , 1 l w fl<.llrl Ot J't•ti•C'( 11111 111111 \\I\ ;111cf 111 clt'Pl'11d1.•nt 1't•111.11·1-., • H1Wk\•ll.'llt I. lh1 • \ JC'I' ''"'"'' d1.•111. fn 1·1111 \ 1.·1 .... 1111111. '"1111tf.., 1 I 1 I l I l' I I I-\' H11t·k l' ft· I J 1· r t lw I :1111 (I I l i-.1tfl•nt1.il 1·.ir1 d11t dl e 11 t• .... ~omC'what bit ter ahout 1111· \\:tV lhl' ('1111 ~ e r v ti l 1 ,. c wing <11 h •~ I' ,1 r t ) • particular!\ 1'\ICK :,.. THIMMESCH I ~ lh1· t:11rrg1 ,1i111·t.i 1·•'. 11111,1 '11111. "t'\\ 1111>... .111d 11 I .11 lllJI', 1>1•1\1 !'1'11 till' lnlt·r.il .ind lt11';1f j.!t1\ l'l'Oltlt•cth lk .., ah\,1\. 11·li...IH·1I "u1h. I 111 Ul'l 'l 1 l' o.<h l 'lll ll l'i'S S1 :\ Prt''I 1lenh ago, Hockldl1•r. now Iii, \\a~ telling 1-'ra11k l111 J>d.11ft · Hno~l'\'l'lt in tll1· 1111"t :1~.,l·rt 1\, t1•rr11.., hem lo nd I .1\111 ,\nw11t·.1 lll lh1• ~~ljl l m1•11,H'1· ~II • n1·rt!1•ti1·.a11~ 11t_ l a<:t. that ~· I I . H r <.• m c• t o r c g a r 11 HIH 1-l'lc·lll'I "' .t fl1t•n.111• h1msl'lf <k-.t•nbt> 1'1:-.singt>r, und th<>llo{\C' 1'l'ah tes thut th1.., 1~":l 11a:-.~1on pouring out of Hocl-.tfC'llt·r's 0\111 11:1i cm rd,1l1on:-.h1p \\Ith K1s~ 1111.Jr . S11w1• hp hl'lp\•d 1·rc.1ti: him. ho\\ c'.tll lt1wkl'l1•lkr Ill' 1.!1 11·1·t 1~1"' S11111J.11'1~. h1• t•rnplm., 11.1111111 'l'OIW Ill l11ol..111g 11\ l 'I' tht poht11-.1I tlc\'ils in his lif<o. lhl' olcl nght i;:uard. which m:1dc lt f(' miser a hit: 1111' h1111 \\ llt•n hl' :11'1 ualh \\ ·" .i II ht·r .ii .11111 dog, 1 111 nu1\ t'\ 1 11 t houi.:h lw •~ .1 1·on~l'I 'Jll 11· I k l',lll ll'\I huw lhP IJl1· CL·Oq!«' II u m p h n · ' . I~ 1 ., L' n h I'> \1 l' r • .s ~ecret arv or the Treasur~. pre· . vented n,wl-.C'fc-llc r from bccom· ing sccr<.'liln· (11 d<·(1.•1J.Se JUSl out of o,pite. .. .... . ... kt llif iOn Ycai ·:Map oP UrU.S. .. ,. t • OAll Y f11L!J T \1 ~ c-. . ... , : . l I th<' Southen1t·r... t.1111 11 "'' 111111 durinJ? hi'\ r1r!-l ~('.II , and 11 ...... 11 JO~'> \hC' ph-,1d1111.." 11t 1;t lJ' n i.:11la rs to l.ll'l 11ut rlwri· l11r tll1· Ford-mmU!>·HoC'l-.dl'llt•1 11l'l-.1·1. l 11• \\ .1-. Jlt'I il::. :.i-.o;<·rtl\l', l'\"l'll hull hl'alll'(l , a111I a l w ~I\.., h:1nhH1rkini.: in l h1· Truman and (')1 ..;1•11h11'' l'r :.idn11111,t rat1011s. H111•J..l'lt•llt-r \\.as~lH· l"\lllStant •·P· 111111,1 "110 ".11it1·d to i.:et th tn~s <111111· Thu:-. t1r ....... 11nl"' h1· \\ ·'' ~· pro~r<.':.~i\'t'. .1 • lilH'ral. · ,., l'n a 1\ dd spendc·r 'l'•J otht•rs. li u \\as .1 1·1111strucli' l' pr;1{!.JTlal1st Hockefl•llt·r s1>mC'how b<>l1e\'es th a l R i <' h ,1 r cl :-.: 1 'o 11 1 s l ht• ~h;;1dowv d1rt"l·t or' 111 a still secr,•t 1-.1mp;ugn to J.\el the H<•public;111 nomination for .John C'onnnlh•, ~ttll a h l'rCJ to the :-cqu1·stl'fl•d l'~· Prc~id1•nt 111 S.1n Clcrnl•ntc. Cheap Chic Is It, ~an Tinw al tf'r 1 ltllt'. llnl'k1'11 •ll1•r turns .11\a~ lht• q111•,t11•11 ,.., 111 wht:'\ht·r lw will 1·;111111.11.c n 111 tilt• prln:iant•s for .'.\I 1• Ford II\ 1111111l 111~ out th ;.it 1 IH· l'l't·~1d1•111 ·!-. m' n ca mp ii i .I.( n rn ;1 11.1).!1· 1• ... B 11 C<.illall'a~. ~•••cl H11t·l-.t 1 .. lll'I' '~ould be u "IJ ;1h1h\\" to tlw ticket. Thc•n•fort'. tlw l.1.,l t11·r•1111 r---,,1-ttr(!"\\·orld ~·ho mmsltt ttt-f'-ltfll: paign1ng in N t'w I l.111w-.h11 t• and Flori rl a \t·ou Id hl'f'\l·hun .\ himself · • No. fioL·kdl•lh·r \\;H~" '" ;!11 his owp Wa) in th<.' month-. prN't·<ltng the Republican l'Olln·11t 111n p1c:k- }r\g an_rl chon-.111g \\ lwn .111d \1 lwr r ,,e will i-pl•al. and .11ldr1·-.,1111• himself Ol\I\' lo ,..,..,111·.., ;111cl ·r··.11 matters whic h ml l'fl•,.,l hi111 11·· 1 ~s independent as a l'al that has just pohslll'tl ufr :i ).!11111 mt•t meal. anti lht:11. hi:;ul t'l'l'd, "alks out of the room. I'") ing no lwed to his lo\'ii1g·t°".1l'l' U\\J)l•rs ~ ROCK EFELLER n1;1l.;1·., it clear that he take~ no onl1·rs to j:!ive speeches on bchulf of Mr. Ford. although he won'l ignore lhe Ford Admini-.trat10n rn his 'public appeuranct•s. ll1s prcsn1l jnterest is to go ot·yonll I hl' 1 rn · mediate future. t alk ;1llou1 long rang~ goals and t·ntluring 1-;:-.Ut''i . :":1n\ aday:-., hl' 1s ;1 ppull1·d \\1th the nilulis m flounshin~ ;11nmH: upinton·makcrs. lie a<lmih thal tlw .\ mcrit·;in peopla h:ive hc<?n throul!h some onlo;al" Vi<'l · .\1ck Tl11mml'sd1 1s a S!f11d1cotcrl ..CQl!lmll~I_ based 111 Washmqtc>n. Al Hi. he 1.~ a former reporfrr (/Jr rhl"' /le~ Momes R~ter & Tnllune aruJ Time magazine, arid jon11er bureau chief in the nation's capital jor News· da11 ~ nJm:url>Jn riots . \\'ater the :'\ixon rl's1gnatlon --but s, ~ ,111 th1-. ha .... SJ)\.•nt 1t::.l·ll .inti a 1w~' l''"' •~ uµon u~. T HE TROl'B L E is, b .' H111 kdd lcr's thinkirti.:. Concn·:-., ancl lhC' press <J re in the SlJnll' 11ld c·nt1L'al 1·ul and aren't sho11111g l l•:tcll~rs hip. He think~ th.11 Jll'rhaps l1 k will ha~ lo ).!l'l 1\onw for Americans bcfurl' 1t can get better. He is :1n almost blind delt'ndl'r of Secrclar v of State lle1\rv 1\. Kissinger. blames most or Kis-. inger's troubles on Con~ress. \'.'hich. he says, is loaded with guilt O\'er its own failures. lie re· aches for s uperlatives to . W.>\SHl'.'IGTO:'\ \'uillon lug ,\S FOR Hot'k l·ldl<·r·~ tJ\\11 g_3ge, Gucci s h1H-s, l lc rn1e.., pl ;ins 1n this t•lcction year. Ile scarves and otht.>r rid1cu lou~ly :.a., .... it 1s toolbh to <l isruss tht.'m . priced aclverlisemenLs for one's ~111cc Mr l•'ord will tJ1;J1o n11nnkd S<'lr and the m anufacturC'r? and ch·cl ed ..)JH•rl'forc. no Tnere is a very gO<Xl quote by speculj.Jt1n~ onAijon:llcl Rcai.:<tn Diann \'reela nd, the famous and t'l'rt:llnlv not Hurkl.'fl•llcr , l' di t Cl r o f sl'lf ·descn bed as "not an in· Vogue and -d.c.pend.ent pQ.tit ical.J.iersonulity," II a r per· s but just a st aff a~::.1slailllo1lie :rr-:.~r. abottt Pre-.idt.'nl • ~· that k.md of Dul thi,; starr a~sistenl feels t h 1 n :.? i 11 some hurt from the way he fared "C1heap Chic" in the Fo rd ,\dmwjs trDlion, lby Caterinc believes D e fen~e Secretary l\Lilinrure ana . Donald Rumsfl•l<l ·hot only op· , Car6l ~ 'l'roy, po-.l·d. him but P11¥111c<>n·d tlw ·'1-1 a r m o n y Sunda5' .\l a~~aC'rt' \\hit•h 01s-. Rooks. N.Y. po.,ed or J.tmcs Sth:csingl'f Ulld ~.95 paper): "When J W:.IS in \\'1lli.1m ColhY~ Hevfc'rly Hill:; I went down Su. for nnw. llo1.·kefcller wil~.. • il~h,1c.e Boulevard on :.i SaliJr· ta~l' p<.Jrl 111 l.11 H·oln Day fu~1.c y afternoon anci saw'crowds of lion:. in Mrl'h1 ~an a nd New York, s ...11\ll peoplt.•. Usually lhl're int'luding :.1 ('Ol·l-.lail party in his · are·r\IC;er very many PCQple -- uparlm('nt for 11 hi ch a St ,000 con· after all, it ·s not :1 big city. And· I tnhut1on fo thl' UOP is reqwrcd sitid to my son. who was driving, for admission 'Oh, God, I hope it isn't nn acti· 1 tc vows that hl' will live untrJ dent!' And he said, 'Good God nt>, he is 100, claims that he will never that's just Saturday afternoon at write memoirs ;.ind that he's '° ... ~Gucci's.' All these men bring in ady for anything because w1iv girls who want to shop. ::Chat's ~II knows wh at's in t he tea leaves. they want. At the end of the week This ma n really hasn't changed it's, 'Ra by, I'll talte you to Gucci much in40 years, has he'? if you're good.'" People'" Get Lost • m the Process ... By Rb~ERTJOROAN ROSS ~ot long ago the Ocparl m<'nl or -Commerce :mnounccd that 1l wa~ confident that thr nitc..of mfla t1on would drop to only SJ"{ r><'r· cent this ye~u. Soml'how lh1!> in· s pired me with all th(' confldt•ncc that listening to M acNamara and Westmoreland onl'c 1lid: "The Viet Cong arc :1lmo.,t fini shed and we'll have the troops honw bv Christmas " ·The desire t o plC'asc> 1s µowerful, a nd it grows ruthl'r than dim inishes in those in puhhc fife. Moro ofll'n words tha n performanC'e. lhl' prom1s<'s C'Onw true C MacA rth~ "I .,hall rC' turn"> oft <'fl. f'nough lo ~ust..1111 the game during rlry period., His tori rct ll\'. Hits ha s hl'<'n hlenoed with 0 lhl' hJlan1·1nl! all t h a t a t w o · I) " r l y s ' -. I t• m nc<'essitatcs \\'1th only so plus pC'rcent nC'cd1•tl to rull', I'\ rn on!' h<.'ads for thl' <'<'llh'I' IL11hcal J)(1l1t1t•c: los1•.., unl1•-..., \OU h;1\I' :1 multip:irl \' ""''t rn on lh1 ll.111.111 • model E\·en then. the search 1s for the center coahllon that can govern. We subs\ilute a system of balanced luhbies and pressure groups for such a n open (and frantic> meJ;rnge of partie~. 'oif. ftor<'nces are papered over. and in the <'nd someone declart's thal lhm~s will, of course, improve TWO T HINGS gel lost in the 'l h uf(lc wil h this m dho d, however One is truth. J\t hc$l 1his 1s a slippery commodity, but with the 11et'd of potential l<·adcrs to j)l'ove to ·a hungry ell'rlnratt• that th(•\' arc indeca aho11l to 11sha 111 ·lhl· m illcnium on t•arlh. l1111cky eonsidcralions of at:- < 111';1cy lend to \'~1n1sh. \\'hen truth 1s finally ground 1n to the clirr. and the most lruslrd ,1g1•11c1cs o f government thl' gr1.·ates t l'Orporalion-.. I hr lt•;1rl1•rs or t hr Senate and our l'n•:.1tlcnts an~-all found to h<' 1·11rr11rll•fl, lllt'n .J l'.,u.,• \\'•rd-. \ 1111 .11:r t1J..1· lomhs rm1·n·1I '• . with whitewash; they Jook well from the outside, but inside they are full of deadmen·s bones and all kinds or filth" takl' on an ugly and very unplea~anl cont.cm· poraneity. · People arc the second thing to get lost in the shufOe. It is purely and simply a dis~rarc thar; in a nat~on of free m en and women who seek to trust their govern· ment a nd fellow humans in al least elementary ways, I can rob them with case. When I hold a mortga ge on which I pay seven pcrl'l'tlt interest . while the gov - rrnmC'nt rieb:.i~l'S lhe currency by a J.!rC3ler ~I C', ( in effect pay nothing for th.it mortga~c. or C\'l'lllt'SS T llE DEPO~ITOR in that Sav· mgs and Loan Associution. cn· <'OUra(!cd lo he thrifty and fru~al, lost's slightly <':ll'h year rather than ga wmg .. You know this . I know 1l. bu t th1.·· 1>ohtll':o. of hah1nce and goon n1.·w!'> lets him los1• his mone'' .. nth t•a~c. unl<'s~ he can becom<.!'parl of an effec· Live pressure g roup. For liber ty to work over a long period of1ime, one of three things is absolutely necessary. One is an unending supply or energy or capital to feed into a system. These things are ending. F ailing these transfusions, the need is for a sla ve class that can be b"ted. W e •are g r adually eliminating this. The third way is for us to have a conscious will for excellence in the republi C' and for .1uslice equally dis tributed. That wiU ex· 1sls, but in far too few people If we continue to r<.11:;e a natmn m· creasingly dC'd1cated lo bl·Jn~ <:onsum ers ahon' :.ill else, then our very civd1zat ion will surely be ripped to :-hrl·ds hy those who know only how to w:inl more. The excellence of our art. our seien(:e , our liternturt• and re· ligion will tell t he ~tory. Wt• can read the future of liberty 10 the c5mm1tment to jusllC'c and truth that we ex<.•rr 1::.c today. ( VON HOFFMAJ\i ) Com mon people like ll Sargent S hrivl.'r \\'l'ar Gll t't'I s hoes a nd m a kl' f 11 o Is 11 I themselves in public 111 olht.•r ~ ;1 v s . T • h <' i r f e m ;1 I l' t·ounterp a rls. rn \l~lrtrr~rt'. Geor getowl) :1t least. h:1vt• Vietnamese faience elephant.... for e nd tables and are still h'r rorized by their hairdrl'hSt.•r:; and their couturit> rs. Some of lhl' l't1utt1n1·r ... h:t\ <' worked it out :.u thl'v l'-:.tn m;1kl· m oney without h:t\.1n~ to llis'· t'iplint' riC'h: worthk:-.::. wonwn. Yn'!' St. L<iurent 1s b<.•)\md,.111.11 ··'.\hire _..'Ind more I b<>He"x 1n 1\t'll·madt'. basic rloth<'s with 1111 '*hion' that last many·~t.·:irs wit hout transform ation -exaC'l · l.v like a blue jean. 'Clas~1l'' seems lo be an·. old-fashi011l·11 word. but J think the contrary. /\ hill,(' jeaif 'is a classic and I don't think it ':; old.'' If you'r e -goin g to dress yllurself in blue jeans, you need a fully formed self to dress. J\ great many people do nowadays. Thl' reign of univers al :.ingle-look fashion was broken five or six :-l'.':trs a!?O and it's stayed broken. T he corporate creeps m ay r un out lo buy themselves leis ure !'llils. but far, far more·&ess lo s uit thl'mselves. Compare now to a decade ago, a nd notice how few people want lo know "'hat the> other people arc 1wing to tw w<':.irin:? al thl' party. Jf it's a dr<.'SS·alik<' party. ii'~ {1 rt·opll.' ;.1like party, and who" ants to go? IF THERE :ire no more ruli:'s of dress. then how do we learn lo ctre.ss for nltrs<•lves? Milihaire .ind T ro:--lake up that problem Ill "Cheap Chic." .a nd for all put lhl' hollow, the s hallow ;ind the self lr:-;s. thei r f,ook s houlo he lp. It's nne Ihm;! to rl'jN·t fashion and :1:-\Clt her to know wh:1t you want lo put on and how to find it, if you'Vl' beC'n brought up lo simplify the d1fficult1es of selection by wCllr · :ng what everybody else wears. Ruic number one. naturally, JS !l•:1rn to st3y healthy and keep your hody in s hape or don't a5k the duthes to hide what you've don<' to yourself. A-int of the Sll~· ~C'stions 111 "Cheap Chic" arc ju~t ~1:. s1 mpll' .ind s ensible, as the ri11lhors s how both wom t.'n aml nw:i huw tlll'y can look gre;;it and han• ft1n on lhrc•e or four hundred tfoll.1rs a yC'.1r . Or more. 1f you'v<· •'ol it .111<1 want to s pend il that \\:I)' Thus mod<'r~ fashi<>n st<irts w1t!i the fcc•l. On them you do nut .:-tint. Shot':> or, better yet, boot1' '.should bl! the most expe~ivc· p;.uio.f y0.m:.~~r!lr9bc, because if \'Ou l'an'l stand anOWalK'cOlYF_.__ fortahly it doesn't matter what else' you have on -you're not go inl? any pl3<'1.'. Thi.' thought of payinf! SIOO nr more for a pair Q: bnms is hutlwr~ome, but theSl' .1r1.• ~ood boots so they will wear ;1 loll:.? time, \\h1ch hrings us to lht.' nl""' prl'c cpl: W-h:1t ':. good fl•\•!ing :ind ~ood·looktng when it'.:-new is JU~t as µood when il':-. old Don't look a t the pri1't'. look at "lhl• cost PL'r.-we:ir." If you'rt• p1l111).! to wt·ar }1110I:; 200 times J Yl'ill' for f;\'e Yl';ir.s, Sl~O oot·k_~ i:-n't expcnslVl' GOOD TllJ~GS-Jike boots you buy rww ;ind !!!'OW old with. h111 othC'r items of l'lolhing are best lo buy spcond-hand. Once upon <t time•. it was hipples and poor peo- plt• who bou&:ht old clothes, but row the hipper elements in H0llywood ~nd savvy pcoplC' j!encrally do. Second-hand Cllllhes off<'r a gr('aler \'ariety. You're not :-luck with the fads of thl' moment and th(' value is in· rornrar:lbly grC'atl'r, especially for wom<.'11 l 'nl<>ss J \\Oman w~1 nt s to pay hundredi; and hundreds of dollars, she'!' not 120· ing to be :thlC' lo i!Cl ~ood m.1lC'rials Rnd workman::J'np in first hand r ags. - ~ome µeovlc p robably shy ~way from second-hand d olhcs bC'l':1use they don 'l know when· or how·to shop for otd clothes, or "h:il to do with thc>m after thev h:w1.• !hem. Milina iro and Tro-y tC'll .vou :ill about that and many olhl·r m :'lllcrs more <'XOti<' ln1t within the ranrc of low-bud~et people. Jf you ;1rl' enough of your own P<'r!"o n In h<1 ve ~1 fe(•I for your own clbtinrl 1vt.' f:lsh1on, "Cht·a11 Clul'" r:in l<'ll YtlU how you C'an gd frllm <'01\C<.'pl to cxe<'Ution. FM :-.l11dl•nls of ~odt•I\'. \111· .bt111k d<Wllml·nts how f.1r · "•'v" m<•\ l'il from rcil!ninj:! norm~. :O.l'r - \':1n:-; <1n tl :.erviccs. s nobh1sm :mil clra:-t 1c ,!!ender dcfinitlfln t<1 un1·cl::i:-.::., \IOISC'X, "'"hill ~ m.1r hin<'s. l1mik<1 clo~t.'l sp;1cc nn<I l·tlcm'I t;1ke 1t if I-can't ~l'l 1t under·l ht'· a 1 rplanc-seat.,. Low~pric.ed Energy Mea_ns High-priced Food II\\ IS · II ll\I· 1:r41-1·111 1111 •111 <dl1l11H1l'' 1\1 hold tl111111tli1·1•1 11 ,. 111 l'lll'I gy, 1.l'H' l't1:-.l 11t f111•d \\ tll ('1111111111!' 111 l'l "I' ;111tl ll'l>:J'l'I d1·~1wr.11 1• 1·11 c11msl.111t·1•:. fol' .1 lill'i.:l'I' .11111 l.1r1rl'I'1•\')illll'l\I 1lf 1111· l 1111 NI St:tl r s p11p11lat 11111 .,. Thi" 1 ... 11111• "h'W 111 fh1• l11l11rr ;1·, d1·ll·ri111111•t1 hv a r1•1·1·111l\' rnm plC'tt•tl l'llll)(>llf t•1•111•d 'I IHly ,ti \ '(' • ll;l\'1" and 1·ont .111wtl 11\ a -:u m mar~ 1hw11nw111 1>11 lh1• flrlllt'l'I ·1 he ~tml\ 11 .1-. 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"l.1!-.1• .,., man' othl'r u111'1';1\. 1'1·l.1l1•d (j ll<'l-1 lhfl<;, 1111 ... ·~ ,111 1 11 twr nr 'It 11;1 t ion Tl i ... 1111t PCI""' hit• 111 h:l\'t' holh a l tilt' -..mh• IJlll•". .11111 pol1t1r1an-. f;ic·i11L! th1·1r 11111 -.111 11t nh m l!li1; .111d li1•\011t111111 1 l'l'I Iii Ill/(' th.It l:H·t, :o.:t\S \\ ,tll ·'I h1· nC'-.:t 'I"{ lo nnw 111t•11th-. ,II t' 111111',ll Ill l }p..; 1'111'1'1 \ j11111J • q11,t111111 lt1•«n u,1• pol111n.111 111" lt'11d 111 m.1 k<' <ll.'1·1-.11111-. 1111 11,.. 11 .... ,... 11f tht•1r pl'I ..,on.11 -.11111 I 11111 .111\.,1111 a~\'-. i\1111 \\ 1tho11t 1 1111 11h•rt11!! 1111' 11111!! r.111,:<' < •1n ... t q111•nc·l·s for tht.• natwn "110 \\FYFH . I lll'hl'\t' lhat llw11· t• -.1 111 tlll\I' to 1•tl11t'atr tht• puhl11· .111d t hl' poll\ H'1,111.., ;1 1>011t llH' Jll'll b;J hJ1• l'Oll '-C'fjllC'll<'I'' tf t'lll'l'gy prit'l'S ~ire l'1llwr held ut their n 'lath·\'ly low ll'vrls or arc reduced." W ~ti ~l:.ilC'~. ( Prc~• <IC'nt ,Ford s1gnC'd an energ,v l>tll 1n l>C'rC'm ber t hnt has 1-uch <111 cf ff'C'I .) Th<' compull'r rr«;11l\s :-how that upl1ng for low t•nrrJ!y pnC'1•-. will ~tim\llale t•m•rg\ 1·1m,11mp li on and l'l•-.1111 in hl).!hl•r fo()d I'"" \\ h;i t m11 ... t ht• 11111kr ... 11111d 1, t/w f.1r1 th.11 \\ h:11 '" :l\·1•tl' ;11 I ht• i.: a ... n Ii n C' p 11 mp \\ 1 I I h 1• t h.11'~•'<1' :it lh<' i:?r111't•n ... 1or1• t lw1 J..nut n111nl«r 'I h1·1 ,. ,... 1111 11llwr II"' 1hd1\\ ~·1\l'll till' f'n• ~t'l~f d11I1·t11111 111 ll,lllflll,tl t 111'1 t \ .. IHllJ\'\ ..... ~ ... I h(• l c' ('fllllll!l't • Ltl\\f'1 t•ncrg1 p rH·t -. \1111 '>llmulal<' c·on .... 11mpl1u11. In c r1'.l"l'cl <·onsu m pt 11111 llll'ari' Ill· 1 l'l'<•'•l'li 01l 1m1>01 h Tlw 11111) <'\· por I a hit• ·product· t h1· ll S. now "·"" tu 1111.·1•t thl· 11111).. or it s tr:1t1c li.cl:ul('I' \I 1111 olht•1 <11unll'lt'' 1-. I oo<I <.t uff :-. "Tlll'S," SA \'S W:1tt, "the lowt:'r the cost of cnctl!'Y, lhc more' cnC'r~y qrnsunwrl, th<' more cnergy consume<!,· t hl' morC' 1mp<Jrlc<l ml. the more<''.'<· po r f <' d :1 g r 1 c u l l u r a I c o m · mc1rli t11..•:-., the higher the price ul \ht• J:! ro<'l'r,r st ore. "E Vl'll thou~h the pncl' of C'OC'r.l(.v used bv thr farmers \1 n11lil ul-.o iocrC'·a~c. the imvact OJ\ tilt' 1'1111"llllWI' \\l\!ll fl -.111 1 ht' -.1i:n111,.anllv f('"~ lh.m thr <'p!-t" •l'"lH'J,1l1'1( \\'ltf\ fll\\ c•nt•rJ.!\' 111'1<'('-. "l•\1r C'-.::impl1"" s:1y~ \\',1tt "1111r -.im11l.1t1on<; s how :i fifi f)C'r t 1•1H lllr·n•a -.t• in lhl' pr1C'c of \\lwat h\ tlw '1.•;i r :.>ooo ii <'nt'rL' pnc l'" .1n• lm-.;'1 ;1lhl'rlhan lui.:h \.\'utt notes lh:ll otlwr JSPC<'l~ of th•· (.'ll<'r~y-food cquotion i11 - d1catt.• th;1t hi~hr•r food Pl'l <'I''• rnupled with the ~11.>scncc of alternate energy sourc<'s, will heighten the P{obability or an t•conomir cl<'prcssion. ,., ith it s ~t lendant un<•m ployment, crime <ind related costs. "This will ultim ately force a wrenc'hing adjustm(•nl <lS cnt•ri:y prices arc allowed to riM' ravil.lly to correct the mista k<'." h e declares. "PEOP J.E WHO in~1:-I lha l· hi"J,thcr em•r11t)' pnC'e-. would con- ~lltutc o disast er for I his nnlion should b<' 1·h all cn~<'d to rxplcun "h\' all 111 hl•r 1lt'\·rln1wtl 1·111111 Ir"'' Ill lht• world l<'X<'l'f>\ lhC' l 11 It l'CI I' t n t; ii ll Ill I h .I\ e h ;111 hil:h<'r r :ttl'!ot of i.:r11wth i11 CNI' 1Grnss N.t11on;tl l'r111lt1c'l I 1wr capil::i lh:in th nl o( lh(' ll S 10 th1• p~:-.1 tlt'ClHk , "hrn :ill h.1\C h.111 mul'll hi ght•r 1·1wrgy prh:t•::. re· lat1vc t o 111cn1t11.',' hl' :o.:J).:>. Watt says he b<.'licvcs lh~l ('on{!ress and ot ht· rs in govern· ment must be made to un· c.l c r s tand th e• n·l;.itro n i,h 1p between energy pr11.·t•s and food rosts, adding th:11, "Th<' polcn· t1al effec t on fond p11ccs (of lower ed cner J.!~ pn L't·~) JS :m <'~Orn e to mt" l><'<'allst' we c:rn lln1l options to. J.!:J~oh11e. ;ind co11- ~<'I'\ r othl'r encrgi1 "· hL>l th<'rr 1-; 11<1 npt ion to food " "Cert .11nly t hC'rP4"'<trl', •rnd :1lways \\llJ h<'. Pl'OPI<• \\Ith lh1• i1wom 1.• 111 on•rr :.it 111 plu!>h restaurants l'\'l'r\' day," he say ... but a lari::cr and lnr/,!cr p~rct•u tagc of I he 'll S populati<m even now cannot afford to purchase good food :ind arc un<lcrlcil . m:tlnouns lw d, hnrdcring un starv~tion or sl:ir\'sng in tl11s, 1111• richesl na tion in the-v. orlcl.'' T he professor prl'tliet s thnt. "as food exports a11cl pnces risl' lo meet th<' fulur<' trade balam·c· demand~.pl t hi:-1·m1ntry, mon• 111 the populal1n11 \\Iii h<' prcssc.11m .. tanr<'.., survi\ al :inil we• c·\'f)t'l't Iha I the c•n n'll' ratr'. and all nf 11-. 11· latC'cl ro~•~. \\'lll ah1111wrl'.1:-l' .. FOR TIU:/\ n11·111 .111111•opl1., · say11 Watt, "this 1•nl'rgy foot! rhmce nlJY Prll\l' lo ht• thl' mo .... t nnport ;mt d<'r i ~IOI\ 1•\'C'r m .11ll'. :tJ1d they mu~t u111.lt..:rst,11ltl lhc t t • l "t c I'·. t 11 1 t e J' r c I a ti on s h 1 p h1·t 11 t:'t'1l the t \\"lJ . . "l•:itht·r \\ 1• enn d <'c1ifr, tbrough our c lN·tctl n •prC'<;t·n· l~lll\co;, to '-:tC'ri fi cc more ol our b11clge( on lhl• energv s1d1• or thr C'fpi;.1tu111 lo prnmot ~ s t:il11lilv Ill lhl' tut11n" or, 111 O\y onm111n: \\l' r an opt l o ~1b.fhcalt• uu1 rc·~po11~1hdt1 v." h<' cxpl:Jin!>. "II \\ t' l'h1111 -.c-the lalll'r. w1: will fa<'t' .i:.:11n11i na <IC<·1:-i111i-. 111 tlw l11t111 •'. .inti th<' s:1cril1<·1·.., n• 11111 n•d I h1·11 \1 ii I hC' mu<'h g1 .. at1•1 I h;111 1h<h l'11 1• I :11•1• I nd:t)' 'In Ill\' \l('W," h•• S:J\'!', 'lh1 tl1•t·1 ... 1<1n I h:1t the-J!Ovc·rnnw nf ... 1w11ld ;uldrc!>'> 11 ... elf to th<: 1w~1 "'" t11' 1Hnl' months rd:1l1"" lo lh1• Qth· ... 1 ion of how to in1.-n•;.i!)1! tht. prwc· 11r 1•1H·ri.:y. · "S l'ECU LATF.H docs 'not di rectly ;ul<lre•s how the prirc: of enet·~y should be incn•asNI, hut, for l'Xamplc, 1l docs ~how that :.is llw pl'ICQ M cneq~y. cwecially J!asolinc'. g1wc; up. so ch11.•s llw pul>ll t• d<'m :inti for transit," Wall ~ays or lht• ~lurl v. ' ' W i l h :1 n a I y s e s f r o nt SPECt' Li\Tf: I~, 1u• can t•ic:.1mir11 otlwr ch;111J!l"'-1n llf<'St\'lr rcl:ikrl lo Ill(' d1:1r~n·tt·r ul t:l h t•s, land u'"· in(l:1ti11n. l'Ult11rc-, u1wmploy- nwnt anti popul.11111n p:ittl'rn~. ull h.1 -.1•<1. :11 lcao:;t in part, on th1· •'ll•'l'AV 11111 ~· llcc1s10n now bdorc lhe 11a t1vn. · F'rom a publrcolron Of lhc lTnivcrsi· ty o/ C.al1/ornia. I • ~DAit Y PILOT Sunday; February1, t9'1e \ Humphrey to. Visit OC Resourc~ Plan Qelay~d By O.CrUU TINGS oth Diiiy f'llMSl.ltt U.S. Senator Hubert Humphrey (D ·M1nn.) wnl make a brief slop 10 Orange County Monday to pick up a "dis t-. i ngu ishcd ser v 1ee award" from the Na- tional Rur\ll Electric Cooperative f\ssociation at the Anaheim Conven- li<m Center. Humphrey will ad- dFess the gorup al 10:20 a.m. and will depart for Washington Monday af. tenioon . • • • DENNIS Mj\NGERS, a Democrattc candidate in the 73rd Assemblv District, YOWS to meet with vot e r s e v e r y weeknight and to walk each of his disln ct 's 365 precincts. He'll kfc k off his meet- the-people campaign at a coffee at 8:30 a .m . Mon- day a t the h ome o r Barbara ~ountrce, 1527 Marine Av e ., Seal 6each, a nd a wine tast- 'ing party at the sa me ad- dress at 8:30 p .m. Fri- day. On Thursday at 8 p.m. he'll attend a recep- tion at 3122 Country Club Drive in Costa Me,sa. * *. CALIFORNIA Al· torney Gooeral Evclle Younger will be the .,.~~~~~~st~speake.c_at !be First Friday Fria'rs Club of Orange County, which will m eet at 11:45 a .m. Friday in the Magnolia l\®m of the Disneyland ~el. ••• ALSO ON Friday, Legislative Strategy Conference examining land use, e mployment and housing will be he ld from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 • p.m . at the Anaheim Convention Center, Sponsored by the Leagu e of W omen JIENSEN A.Oft.AIDE 1-1. JENSEN, mlcleftt at Hu11tln9lon 8e•c l't. Pessed 11oy Jenuerw 19. 197'. Survlwd by lier ""'slMlnd Alfred, d•u911ter Arl•I• ~Y. brot,,.r, Wllll•m Mos.see"' ''"'' Me rle M os,•eu. Two 9"Mldctlllclren. Vlsltellon S.1. 2:00 to S:OO PM, end Sund<ty ll noot1 to • :00 PM. Dllc»y 8rotl'ters Mort...,.... Rowry :suriei.y Febr-.ary I, et •·OO P~ Dlkley llf'otlltrs Cllepe1. Funere1 mu.s Niof>. dey, Fellr'YarY 2, 1976 et •:IS AM et Selnt Slmoft & Jude Cllurc:l't,l41.r1l1n9'on BH<ll. Director , DlldjY Brothen Mor'lvwy, 17tl I Buell. '"Bltt'CI., H1.r1t· lngt°" Beech. 10-1111. , STANLIEY HEATHER ANN STANLEY Ae\l· dint of Hut1tlt191on eeec11, Cl. Died 1mn• In W.stmlnster, CAI. Boni 5'91. 21, 1'74 In Reno, N_., Survl~ t>y mother tc.tll,..n Ann Ste•lley al Hunt. I~ 8HCl'I, el$0 • let~ Wllll..., Relpl't Ste11ley, J r. of 1-Wnllng!CM\ Beec h , C e . Sl'te erso le•ve Gf'....-rents RO!Mrl £. & lwtlelle V Howe of Powey, Cellf. Tl'te othe Grendperents ere Wllllem A•IP st.,.lev, Sr, & Jo.n C. Stenley •I» Of Hunllngton 8Hcll: Grut11••ndllllrents 0 Loll Stenley .. Lonv 8UCI\ c.. Al ECllWI c. & ""''~" Cluk of Lucern, Colo. Jolin & Cl•r• Foer1S<h fl'Om ~·. North O.kota. Gr•ye•ldo s.,vlcu, Mondey 1 :30PM • GOOd Sl'lepllerd Cemetery, Huntington Beecl'I. Offlclalln<J will IM Rev. Don lnley ot Commu.,lly United Mtltlod1s1 O.Urcll Of Hunlln9to11 8Hth. SmhtVs Mortu.ry Director•. BAL lZ·BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mar 673-9450 Costa Mesa 646-2424 BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa S.2-9150 McCORMIC~ MORTUARY Laguna Beech 494-9415 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mortuary Ct<apel 3500 Pacific View Drive NewPort Beach. Calrforn1a 644-2700 PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME i801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893..J525 SMfTHS' MORTUARY 627 Main St. Huntington Beach 536-{;539 THF NEPT'JNE SOCJt;TY '~~leri-at s.. (714) 646-7 431 On or Nlaht HO S.•'i•t"'•" .. lfr c.•'' 2400W. CoHI Hwy. Suite F PUwport Beech, C•llf. 92283 ....... Mnd FrH Po~lo ID; NAME ADORE SS l ip r r M n; r• Voters, the conference will include panel dis- cucsions by legis lators and planning officials. L * -.• . that federal funds be -given to stale 1..·ourLc; to help s peed up eriminal litigatft>n. • • • Arter admitting th<>ir doubts about the'1mplemcntttl1on and er feet or a proposed "re.source management " packa~e. Orange County planning commissioners have again ('O))tinued cbns idera- llon of the issue. RE'P. JERRY ·P a t- terson (D·Santa Ana> has introduced a House resolution"aimed at curb- ing crime by improving state courts· with federal money. •'O RM E R Con g ('ess man J o hn Schmitz has scheduled 15 audience participation programs to be aired on KCOP, C hanne l 13, beginning Feb. 22 at,~30 · P·"1· ORANGE COUNTY Commissioners said they will study the package designed lo protect open space, hillsides, archeologicnl sites. mineral de- posits nnd other diverse natural, historicaJ and cultural resources Tht:_ meas ure urges .. Li'I Boys' De')"!; Jeans 1.99 Boxer styling in machine wash cotton/polyester. Solids and fancies. Sizes 4·7. 6~11ERY ~~l:"~1..T•,.._~··-..... ·-· r •• ~ Big Boys' Shirts 1.99 Crew nec k s. Solids, stripes. 8-16. 1.55 Li"! Boys' 4·7. Big Boys' Jeans . ' . 7.99 · Reg. 9.99. Mach in~ wash nylontacetate. ·Open collar In assorted prints. Sizes S,M ,l ,XL ompare our Price . 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Crinkle Cloth Pants 5.99 FJeg. 7.44. Cotton, ropQ belt. 7· 14 reg., slim ~ 123 451 181 0 9 ~ Use Your JCPenney Charge. Except iupermarket BUENA PARK: ..... br. JI .. ,. ·o,... ..... .,,· t:JO .. t:l O. S-.,. f 0 .. 6.. City Dr. at Garden Grove Blvd ORANGE: •Open weekdays 10 to 9. Sundays t 1 30 to 5 SANTA Salurday 10 to 7 ·_. .._.A: 3900 So Bristol-No of So Coasl Plaza •Open weekdayg A(""lll •' 93016 9 Saturday 9 30 lo 9 Sundays 10 lo 6 • • ' .. I l .. •• I I • .. DAILY PILOT . hai'S -nig4t ·or Wro~g YOU SECTLON 8_ -- • Sunday, rrbruJry 1. 1976 , -i~h· H9Dieowner Groups~ . .. By LA URIJ.~ Kl\SPEJt ~ 01 , ... O.t1ly Pilot ~1•11 The actions o~ homeowner)> roups ln Orangl• County o(lcn an be fell well beyond lhl' w<AJls f)nd streets which form t111•1 r ~ommunity boundaries .. I T hey can be, and have been, d ~rsuasive political force in c1tv l. alls, sch ool district hcac roups has had a part in chanc· ~ the name of Canada R11a1.-lo · tr::. Forest Drive in the El Toro Anojher gr oup caused Sud· leback Community Cvllc~e IJ1s b-icl trustees t o movP murc !autiously toward dcvclupmcnl I a second campus. • THE R EASON homcownN • roups can often claim SUCCCSS IS ~mple. They appear to represent. ~he very b asic interdt anct j>urpose or government. . the t esidents who elect the politi· • cians, pay the supporting taxes and expect services in rc•turn. Associations are formed at tJif· ferent levels in different WO\.S. t There are the community as· t?iations set up by developers en before the f~rst t ract huu!)c condominium is solct. These Eainlain control of common pro· rties and enforce deed restric· ions. A person buying a house in the community 3tllomat1cally bgr~e~ to m embership in the as· ~oe1at1on. · The se associations 1:1 r e especially pre valent in lhl' newer, still devel oping southern e nd of t h.e county ~hcrC' "planned developments" ure popular . But associ ations ::ilso spring up where there arc none of thcSl' business matters to bt• concerned. wi th. Usu a II)'. lht•y ~ire fnrmcLI when en.o~Ch an•u rcs 1cknl~ beromr· torirrrn1•1I over 0111· particulnr 1s)>uc • Oft<'n they <It<' out ofter th<> matter ts settled. But they arc also JUSt as <ipt lo rttOVl' on to other issues of general mterl'Sl to the community or at l<'ast to try mid develop an idl'nllly throuf.:h -uc1al events. Then. too, there :ire associa. t1ons of associations formed lo coordmate effort::. Jmtmg the in· cJl\•1clu:i l g roup~ nnct havl· a greater l'ffCl't on·r <1 \\'1<kr an· a IN THE SOUTll en<l of thf' ~ounty. where mucllofthel:md 1s un1ncorpor..1ted and has the coun· ty's fifth d1slriC'l surx•rv1:jor and other county offirials as the only local governmental reprcsen· t:U1ve • these> orJ!~tn1zations in· el ude the Laguna Nq~uel Homeowners and Communtty I• Associat ion. Un1lel'I i-;oulh Orange Coai-t Commun1t1cs mul the Saddl<>back Arca CQ1>rd1n;1t mg Council Mission Vie10 has a l\lunic1pul Advisory Council <MACJ which was f<lmed bY the Roard 9( Supervisors as an advisory gro'111 to county government. Homeowner nshocia11oni-lakC' their com·erns to the MAC "and then we take it from ther<'." ex· ·Who Tells Wliolli What to Do?~ plntnt•<l H1c-h;1rt.I l.owrnek, l\lJ\C" t hairrn:rn Whil1· tlw a)'\soc·1at 1011-." are conct.>rned only with u smJll st·grnent of th<> t·ommun1ty. hl· ~aid. lht• l\l AC puts 1t 111 ltw pcrspc('t1\'(' of lhL• l'nhr<' n)ln mun1l~ Leactt>rs and obsl'tvers of th\· larger assoc1;.itions.b<.'lrcn· llw-.1,.• are more effective •than th\• smaller, lrtH'l" '·horneo\\nL•rs a~· sociation$'' because t hey gt>n erally have mon·-.icvnm1lll'l'S \\Orkinl? 11l a m or(• .ill-jlami.t•ll manner to k l'eP on lOJ) of issues. But s;ud Frnnk Mead. preo,;1 dc.-n t of thC' La guna N1~ul'l llomeowncr~ ao<l Commun11 v Assocrnl ion, ··most ;.inyth1ng "til work if you put the time into tl." Some resident~. hm\cvcr. rl'· J e c t l h e a )> h ll m flt 11) II I " :1 I homeowners ti nd t'c11nmu111l~ ;1-. soc1ations are truly n•111·1·M·11 lutiveofthem. • The~ s~1y. 1nsfr:11l, that thPs1· organizations <in• n ·prc..,C'nt ;1t 1\·1• of only the most vm·al Jl\'UJ•h· a111l those who ha Vt' spc(·ial rnll'I l'st:. to proniotr. Many tlf thl' man datory assoC'1a,wn~. 1 hl'Y 11111 •'. include d evel oper.-.· rt.•µrt'M'll tatives on th<' ~oards ohlil'f'<"llil''· Lately, some n~sidcnts of 1..1k<• Forest have bet·n rumbling :ihout reaCll\ attn~ thl·ir t·urr<'ntlv dt• funct homl'O\\ nl.'rs a!>:.11c:i11on because t hev d a..agrl'f! \\ 11h )>lands bC'inJ?. matk b~ thl' Lal-.<: Forest com munity ass,,1.•1at11111s I ._.t . tll'1ghhol'lmc11l t raf1'1(' problems 1111t1:dly, )>ht• )>,11<1, i.ome pc6nJP ~Jul tht! J!t'Oup would lnsl only I hrl'l' months. Mf<S. OS'r .. ~ttt-'t•:l .U i.rud tht! :1~SOC'IJllOll ha~ hl'l"l)OlC :t "pubhc 1nforrn.1lwn i;ouroc." not just in prci.t•llltn~ sp1..•akers on various topics hut hctnR able lo answer 111d1vidual s questions and Jo res1X>nd to lh('1r CQncerns as welt.• ·• Pt:'op lC' r eally only rally tOs;!l'I her \\ hl'll there IS a a ire l'mergl'ncy." said Fran FrosL pr cs 1 <'I l' n·t o f t he Ca s as Capistrano H omeowners As· !)Oc·iatwn rn Sao Juan Capistrano. But sht' bclu?vt~s 1f the people \\ho an· int{' rested and tiave the t11m• t\1 spread the word. t hen th1n).!s can happen. ··11 's JUSt n malll'r of lhl• patience game,'' .shl' .s aid 11\:r t 1·art h;1:. onlv 5t homes. Slw·:tdmitl('tl 1lw task of ~l'tlin~ J.!l'opl<· 111volv1'd is more difficult Ill (lhSIH'li.ltl(lllS lh:1l incl""'c i;t•\'\'r al IH1 nc1rt•d horn l's Hut San .J11 :111 also has an ::i.., sr)('Wlicm 0f :.isso<·1:it1ons, the Al· 11~111r<.• ul llumc•uwncrs Assot•1;.1. t1on:. CAii•\ J, •wh1 eb C"-iSL'l only for ;.ibuut t wcl months before each ('llllfu1 tl c'll'C"l 101\. l l ts purt'I~· for politir;tl pur·poi-t•!>,., In t•ndorsl' and c:.1111 pa1gn lor t·host!n t'andidates. :'\U\\ go1 11 f.t into its •1 hire! t•11·1.·t Ion on ~1 a rt h" 2. A HA has ;1 100 J>l't't'l·nl sut·n·s:-.ful record ut 'L'Jll n~ 1ti. cantlt<l:tll'~ ' 'flt E OISSI D E:'liiT 11•,1cll'nh conlend act ions takL·n in su111mr1 of changrng tht' 11 :rnll' of C;1na1l:1 C J.:N I·: R /\ L'h.v , homt'nwner Road and opposing th(' format 1e1n assot•1a1 ions :.ir1· Jlll 1"nspecl1vt.• of an El Torn MAC <irt' t•)>pt•eialh <tnd c·i>11t·1•rnt!d only with pm out of tune with tht' thmkmg rif .1 hh.•m)> ot't:urring within tr1·11 I a r g e nu m b 1· r of I h c bound:in1~s. s:11d Tim Nceh .. homco.wncr s_ "· (•ount v pla11n•·r wh11 works .1 1 h WiJham Nallu11. pn·suk•nt of tht.• -'i is~1011 V1 t•111 M1\C and !:, the associalio11 ·111 tht' Lake p1\•sidcntnf ;rn associalioninSan Forest 1 ctev~loprnc•nt. dbagn•t.•:i. ,I u;ITI • He has ret'cived no obJl'l'l1un-. 10 Th1l<i1· that :11·c· c•:-..cPp\ 1rms these act lOns. he saul · u~ually hl•t•oml' l\Uitc v1s1hlC',',' he And. he bL·ll~ves h1~ hoarrl 1s "au! repr esentative hl·t·cit1M' 1t 1-. ActJ\'\' ai-i.m·1;1t1un:. art'. ai,-- dectcd by the rc:.11il·1.ts for µarentl~. Ol'eclNl and wanted. whom m l'm bcrsh1p I!) miin .Jamt's Thorpe, fifth district d:uor" -r crresent a I ive on the county A t1omeowners associat111n. ·h\! µ).;.inning rom m1 ss1qn, ·said. ByHJLARY KAYE Of IM Oalty Pilol S~ll and 1 rvine. are eager to maintain properly values. she says, threatened lawsuits. Jn three sueh examples of out- and-out warfare. the trigger is· sues were tree heights, basket- ball hoops and cable television. said. would be lt.•:-.s rPprcsen homl'owncrs assot•iations "kind - be •. t:it1ve because only a portwn nf of fill a ,·acuum in a large area the residents ~ould be mcmbcr'> like th1)>. ·• future t.egulations must adhered Cb. The trees are s •ill untnmmed and will probably remain thal way unless the fight moves 111to the courtroom. ··11 you a&ktd me W years ago 1f f thought people would 11!1 other people tell them what lo do, l"d have' said 110 •••.• -May RusselL • Today. however. 1t"s a whole new ballgame. according to Mr)>. Russell or the Irvine Company. "I'd have to say yes today. Peopl~ are willin ~ lo let <ithcr people tell them what to do fur the privilege of being able to trll others what to do." says Mrs. Rus$ell. community assonalio11 liaison for the J rv1M Comp<in.r. Contending that the chun~c in altitude i s rcallv ··a natural phenomenon." M rs. Ru ss{'ll says homeowners :1 ~tcc to rigid ruks imposed by horn t'OWnC'r assnl·ia tioos because of' t~1r toncL'rn over property val ues.\ PEOPLE WHO spend large sums of monl'V on homt'S. ~uch a"- t hosc rn ln;inl' Company rll' r,·elopmcnts '" NC\\ port lka1·h Mrs. Russell, who oversees 46 separate ·groups. says associa· lions guarantee that all residents in the community maintain high standards. Persons living in the cbmmuni.tjes she represents must join the associations ,,...hen they purchase \heir homes. Dues are imposed to pay for upkeep or common areas . and ull homeowners must adhere· to f!l'ncrally striet conditjons. cMe· naots anci r estrictions (CCRs> that govern the association. l\Iany homeowners living in these areas find the CC Rs easy to abide by. Others. however.· admit thev are miserable Ill the controlled cn\'ironment and arc sorry they ev<'r plaeed themselves in the position of being told what to do by neighbors. Minor conflicts bel\~een as - i;ociations and homeowners ar{' too numerous 1 o count Some con· n1rts. howe\ l'I". have n •aehed th{' 1xlmt of <'ither eourt haltlt·~ or ONE OF THE most volatile battles has been in the H arbor View Hills community. located m Corona del Mar off MacArthur Boulevard. JUSl above Pacific· Coast Highway. A trio of families there· has been ball ling to save tht•1r lrecs. whit'h t.bey were told by the ·as." sociation 'board of directors to trim lo rooftop hci~ht. .,. The rf?sidents arc George and Madge .Rodda. Ivan and Birk Hi.nd ed1k"e.f and '.Tony and · ¥arbar a KpelfS •Rodda is an ·at- torney and Coast Community Colle~e trustee, Hinderaker is c n1vC'rs1dc C'hancellor and Kazelis is a scientific consultant. Association pft'sident .lames Blakemot(', a retired milile1rv mnn. 1s on the !)id<' opposite them llC' says th{' orig.inal CCR~ includNt a rro"is10n ~hat all Both sides have said they arc• considering such a move. hut sc> Car neither one h as filed '1 lawsuit. Homeowners can some times conlrnuc to lt vt! 1n .1 stalemate situation. such as the one m Harbor View lhlls, hul persons nfuving m to or out of a neighborhood run by an assoc1:.i . lion sometimes have more <11f, ficulties. Realtor Frank King:wrd say.., he was forced to prune trees :it 923 Golde11t'od in Harbor View Hills before he was able to com· plete the purchase of the home. Before he could close escrow on the house. whit'h 1s on the same street as the three pro-tree• homeowners. fiv,e lr{'es had to ht• pruned lo the sat1sf:l('l1on of a t!'rt' w110. PaJ?" n:n only .53 pounds in 1974. Increased avallablllty of synthetics re· duced wool production and caused higher prices. which resulted In further reductions in consumption. You may see some change within the next few years, however. American sheepmen have Im· plemented a program to double the supply of wool fiber In 1 O years. Utilizing a hormone therapy program, sheepmen will be able to produce three lamb crops In two years Instead of the normal yearly cycle of raising sheep confined in buildings with the use of harvested forages. <:nt n proh/1•111" T/u•1111•n/1• /11 f10/ t>unn /'cr/ 1nll ml r('d /opc. orllrno llw m1.~ll'('r.~ m1rl 111•1 rn11 111111 111•rtl /(I M1l1•1• 1111·q111t1r ~ 111 ynr rrnmN1t m1rl lms1 111·ss f11111/ 11011r q11c.~/11111.~ /11 J'nt J >111111 .·\I Yu111S1•r111·e. 011111111• f"o11.~I J)n1l11 f'1/t1f. I ' O /tor 15/in. ('n~ta ,\f1'.~(I ('A •1:•1;:•1, / 11chul<' ''"'" 11'/epl1<111c 1111mlwr (}111telkited-ma.9azin~ S11pply Cut fJff DEAR PAT : I began receiving unorder ed magazines in the m ail a f ew months ago. I was later beseiged by bills from Publisher s Associated Service of Toledo, Ohio. I wrote and explained that I did not order these magazines and I was not able to pay for them. M y letter w as ignored and I continued receiving both magazines and bills. Then, Gray Collection Agency began se nding dunning notices r equesting payment. I explained my situation again, but Gr ay ignored my letter. .. • T11c colum11appeorsda1/111?rc1•pt M01111u11so11d Sul11rdar111 f'o1dty VW 811.~ Inf Prior ftp~lof•;d .r-J ' . OEAR PAT : In October 1q74 I purc hase(1 a new Volkswagen from Jack Feeley Motor s I nc. in Redlands, Calif. The bus w as ordered w ith a "Z" bed, whicti folds out for sleeping, and side-vented windows. When -we picked up the bus, the right wall panel and the liner around the w in· d<>ws w ere torn. The first time we used the bed another w all panel tore, a ppa rently because the bed w as not 'correc tly in· sta lled. The bed was fixed, but it comes apart every time we sit on it. Th e torn panels still ha ve not been replaced. Steve OuFtane of V olkswagen of America, Western Region, won't tell u s when the panels will be replaced , and Jack Feeley Motor s Inc . insis,\4'that the parts a re backordered. . . ft..H., Fountain Valley Jack Feetey reports that the reason for the delay was that first the trim panels were out ot stock. and twice the panels were lncor. rectly ot.dered. New panels now have been Installed and the "Z" bed replaced with the ~tandard rear seat you requested later. . . 1'1001 May Make Co.mPba~k it• IJS. DEAR PAT: Whatever happened to 100 percent wool clothing? E verything now seems to be made with synthetics · or blends. When one does find a wool garment, Its price is out of slgnt. Is there any chance that this situation w i ll change? S.R., Laguna H ills U.S. consumption of apparel wool has been decllnlng •teadlly through the years -rrom over three pounda per capita In 1950 to .Can't something beaone about this constant harassm ent ? K.H .. Costa M esa E.F. Dantuma repc>f'ts that Publishers Associated Service now has canceled the magazines that were being sent to your home. The Federal Trade Commission has l aunched an Investigation or credit collection practices, but It has no case against Publishers Associated Services. Time Cops1tle So.119ht in Coiifa Me11a D EAR PAT : I am a primary school teacher in Costa Mesa. Our c lass is planning to sink a time capsule as a 6icen· tennial proiect . Do YOIJ, or any of your readers, know what type of container should be used for this? We need one that would w ithst and a SO.year period underground. H.Q., Costa M esa Your class could purchase • small safe for about $1 Od (school discount Included) from either George'• lock & Safe In Costa Mesa, or Irvine lock 8t Safe Co. In Newport teach. Both 'af'! de· alers said that a stalnless steel container would be more ex· pensive. Dwayne Huff of Irvine Loctr& Safe Co. suggested that you ml91't be able to usa very large diameter PVC pipe, which could be capf>-d on both enda to make an airtight and waterproof container. Huff can help you obtain this pipe at a reasonable price. and he · Hka you to pho,,_ 133-2034 for further Information. Time capsule container suggestions from AYS readers wlll be forwarded to you. L•t us know t-ow your project progresses. , . • and only the most at·t iv<• of these• .ic 1s \\ ork mg with Supe_r visor \\OU Id vote. run the organ11ali1111 Bll11~ ·~ !)l:1ff t1> 1frm 1de some pro· and take public stantlson 1)>..,Ul's C\'S)> of t•ommu111c·at1on with the • Still. whethor Ulc mL•mhcr~h1p m;11H a~~\Jc1at1011s in the district. '" mandator~ or'\olu11tarv und T he votcntial 1s therC': amonA represent :11 1 ve .or .l m..1111nty or ;.1 tlw homfc· l'r s as:-.ocfot1ons. for · mmontv. lhc a:-i-0<·1;111011 \01n• ;1 )!n•al .11 <>f political pressun·. which ·speaks 1s lik1•I) 111 111• Thorp<> s 1'1 Out so Car. no maJor heard. pol1ti c;il furn· )1;1s L'volvecl from ll 1s a well prO\ en rule thal J llwm cohesive gr oup hai-J bt.•l11·r Nnrnsa Br;Jndt. a trustee in chance of sucres:-1n ;;in pffiirt fh1• S:.idrllL'b.1ck Community than the indi\·idual. · C<>ll('l!l' Dl!>ll'H'l. · ;.igrL'C'S "<ilh th<· This is precisely thL· l'l':1..,on the 11t•t•d of 1n1n11 from Uic residents. Barcelona · llonw <h~ttL·r.., /\.., ·'I \l' t i-h t It t' r1t W(•rc mor<> soc1a11on was forna•d m !\l1:-.~111rr p;,trlu:1pallcH1, ·· sh.e said \"ieJu late last sumnwr. SJHI ~t~red1th Osterfl'lrl .JJn·sidL•nt • Area. r es 1d1..•nts wan~t·d llH• Cap1stnino linifu'tl School l>1s trict to put a sc hool t'lose1 to1l1c1r c·ommunity. They ~ot the 'H·hool and havl' t'ontmued to d1•I \ ,, 111to ottwr top1t:<-of concc•rn, mdudtnJ,! the Sout ~as t Or<ini!l' l"r11101, C1rculat1on Stud'. hnl lurH•lw' .11 thl' tt•mp11r.1r~ ,(')11111b .1111' So far. sht' saul. association kttdt'fs han•n't appearC"d to b<· pohl1t';1lly oriC'nt:llt.>d. "Hut it on- )\' 1 ak1•)> a coup IP who really start 1·.tlkini:: pol1tH·all.v Lo draw them Jll togelhc>r · . She al:-11 ha~ some concC"rn ab1H1t llu• as)>Ot1~1twn·s µott.·nti<il 111 lil't'OnH· a · · m ad11nL'." like· tho,·· \\h1r h h.l\L' t'Xblcrl m ('111«:1i;1> .1nrl :"<t•\\ York. lloir Dryer D••lit•eri"s 1tlis~ed "DEAR PAT: I returne<l my Norelco Shape & Ory hair r to t he N orelco service store in Los ,Angeles to be iced last June. Later that month, J received a notice that had tried to deliver the dryer to my home and that they would return the following Monday. I signed rtie notice so UPS could leave the parcel 1f I wasn 't home, tiu~.no one ever came. I phoned UPS and was told three deliver y attempts had been made before the parcel was returned to the com- pany. I wrote to Norelco and asked them to mail my hair dryer once again, but l never r eceived 11. ·R.C., Founta in Valley Norelco Service Inc. reported tha UPS never returned the hair dryer. but you have been sent a replacemen1. • Conned Potato ('hjp~ l)f•l1ydr"tt•d DEAR PAT : What's the differ ence betwee n regular potato ch ips and those being sold in cans'> I 've heard that the canned variety isn't the "real" thing. K . H .• Laguna Hills Regular potato chips are made from raw potato slices fried until crisp. The canned chips are made from dried potato granules (de- hydrated potatoes). A Food and Drug Administration ruling states that chips made from dehydrated potatoes must , -after Dec. 9. t9n, go under. -the name: "potato chips made from dried potatoes:· The FDA acknowledged ti.at the name-dispute "actultl· ly reflects an Intra-industry competi11ve struggle." It said It didn't want to take sides in the controversy but felt that the qualifying phrase "made from dried potatoes" woUld most accurately describe the testructured product. Dh1ner Cluh Reftmd "" lt.-t Way DEAR PAT : l heard about the Complimentary Dinner Club's ''money back guarantee if returned within 10 days," so I sent a $10 check for membership on Oct. 9, 1975. The check was cashed Oct. 13, but I did not receive the dinner coupons for two <Weeks. After looklng over the club's mater ial. I d ecided that l wouldn't get involved because most of the rest aurants were miles from here. I mailed the membership forms back that day a nd requested a r efund. I 've heard nothing since and my foltowup letter of Nov. 10 has not bE:en answered. • • V G., Newport Beach Compllmentary Dinner Club·s spokesman aald that your refund will be malled Immediately. The club was aware of your request tor a refund, but It had not been processed prior to the AY S contact. • • • __... . . - .. 82 DAILY PILO r Sunday. Februllry1. 1970 . H~lp for l 'nu W<.1lt<'r "Bud" B1-;mdt. a Nuwport Beach educatio na l ('On:iultjnt. IJ •hc1;es parents of hypera~t 1vl' ch1J<ln·11 hJ\'1• f(>w opp{)rt11n1l1 es to learn how I h ll<1nrlh• llw1r l oung.-.h-rs · pro bl em s . • To flll th;it \'Oitl, !kandt \\Ill tcut.•h J <'h1i.:. for pa ren ts 11r hy pernrtivt-l'h1ldrt•11 111 the Pt'p perdme Uni\'e>rMty 'or.u n wng E~ucution Uepa rt- mcnt begmnin ~ on Thurs <fa y. Tuition 1s SlOS for the three unit l'l;is-.. Hyper active children a re described as those who e xh ibit a syndrome tn;1t 1n (.") ud QS c-~ccs s ne rvous .energy, a short uttcnl1011 span and extreme r esllt::.i.· ness. i.~•HoT B randt 's coursC'. \\htt•h will m eet Thursda ys from 6:30 µ m . to 9:30 p.m. at Lin-' coln Middle School In Corona dcl Mar, will in· elude an overview of what's currently being done lo help hy peractive children. P ersons may r egister at the first m eeting Brandl will a lso tell parents in the cla ss what they can do, on their own, to a id their youngste rs. At the present time. doctors believe both d rugs, and sometimes diet. help children with these problems. Sra·nctl s ays his goals in t he cl~ss arc lo provide pa rents w ith more insight into their chUdren. a nd a ls o to try to begin form1pg the pa rents group he enns1ons . l'ou Ca11 H elp Driverless Bus . ·' " Busm a n's Holiday: A local Boys' Club is seeking on e or t wo adult \'olunteers who possess a Class 2 driver's license a nd would enjoy transporting young 'boys to the club after school on s'pecified weekd ays .• T he club's long-sl-andffig volunteer who held .this position (a bus driver who ser:vcd on his day off) has enjoyed working with the boy~ so m uch he is now adding to his duties in anl)lher capuci- ty. (Volunteers a re n't required to put in mure than three hours a week ) Without cten cal assistance lhe m ajority of public .ser vice agenµl's would bl! virt ually parl\1yzed. llt.•re are Jus t two of the rnr renl needs~ A Huntington Ucach Sl'hool district. needs several file clerks to work with requisi- tions and purchase orders. A nonprofit agency in Santa Ana de voted lo research and educa· lion regarding heart disease needs typists to help bring its back.log of cards up to da te. The Hunlin gt.on Hcacti ~rt gallery opened this month a nd volunteers arc needed to help staff the bui1$1ing and do ~eneral derical work. Especially being soug ht a rc studen ts and those over 55. The galle ry will be open noon to4.p .m . Thursday through Sunday. The West Orange Count y Voluntary A<:t ion Center/Vo lunteer Bureau places volunteers in nonprofit assis tance agencies. For further in- formation call the Huntington Bc-'ach Out reac h .• Office, 520 Pcc<uJ. a t 960-3312, or oontact the main office m <:ardcn Grove, 5JO-lJ70. To l' our II ealth · Medi-what? Do you cvl•r Y.•ondcr about the d iffer ence be tween Medicar e and Medicaid ? We ll, you're n ot alone in t his question. To he lp givt> you som e a n~wers. the Departme nt of Health. Education and Welfa re has r eeently revised a free booklet c alled Medicaid/Med icare. For a free copy write to Cons u m e r I nform ation .. Ct'nte r, Dept . 79, Pueblo, CO 81009. The booklet in<'ludcs the follow ing in· formation: -Med iC':..rc and Mcdr<'aid both help pay mr d1cal bills. bul they are not the sam e. Medicar e 1s for almo...,l <'Verybody 65 or older, • rich o r poor. Mertie aid 1s for certain needy and lpw-incom e people, ~11ch as 'he aged, the blind. the dis abled and membt·r~ of fa milies with dependent c h ildrl'n -Medicare is ;in tn<\ur:rnct> pr ogram tha t pays part of hos pll:il and nwtl1l·al t•osts for people who ;in• 1ni.u11·1I. t\1 ell1c:ir1• 1s financed by r>ayroll t·ont rihutions. montlily premiums p1mt by insur"d pt>r'Uns, and monthly pre - miums paid by the fe<kral go\'l:!rnment. -Medic air! is an <cssistance progr am th<it pays for m any he:tlth ser vices includ ing hospital <'are ;ind doctor 's fres. It can p<.ty what Med icarl' does not pc.y for people eligible for bofti p roitrams. Mt'd1c·airl 1s fKWnced by feder al a nd s ta t e i::ovemments. -Since Mcdicarr 1s a federal progr am. it 1s the sam e a ll over the United States. Since Medic~id is a fedt.•ral st ale nro,::ram. 1t vane!> from sta ll' to statt.' To npplv for ~h'<IH•.1111. go lo vour local Welfare Off1t'<' To ;,1pply fo r Medicare, go to your Soc1;.1l Sccunt y Off'tt'c SHAMPOOS~T ..... T .... s4 Wt4 •••••...• <*Ir 4-yl ••• $ 6 6/S-1'120 \ Tlu.'f 1s tile /tr.ti 111 " '' rw~ t•/ I\ (·111u-s1·~ h11 ,\'1'1t•!ipoft,•r art1ch·~ t'J1'>111n1111 tl11•n1<'' ''' 1/11• \nwnc·11r1 /., Ml('S f11rum T/11,, 't'r/1'11 Im.~ fw,.11 1rr1111•11 •'\Pt'/'tallq /11r llttt s1•cvnrl 111'</lnt'lll u('l/11s /11t crll1 1111111/ /lft•ymm /11 ll/1~ art Ide. Alll-11 We111~f1•111, pmt1·s.,11r t1/ l11.,111r11 0111l cl1~(·rl111 of rite J\111enca11 :-iluclw.~ />r1111rn111 "' :-im1//1 C'olll'tl(' rl1~ c·u:.st·s the role t•I rml1111111/ l111/1d1111' m 1.:utf 1r1111119 • Amertca11 vot11.s,;.~ • 'B' .\I.LE~~\ El!':STt:I~ 0Sm11~ Colle9(' Hl11ory P1of•»or N;1lional an111vcrs;ll'ic~ 111\,• lhl' Fourth of .July have alwa ys been SJX'cial to J\mericar\::.. Commen- tators evt:n 111 llw ·:irl.\ th•1·.1d1•, ot 1111' l'\•1111hh!' 1111t cd our c.ompub rnn tu m .11·i.. 1111r "k,lt\ ,1h of n,1 tional purpose" \\'1th s1wti.1 l 11h,t•1 '.1111•1•' T he fou nding folh<'r ... I l\1•111wh t'' 1atii11·d 1 h• "' .. \'Olul11marv monh.·111 1111111· 1 .1 .11,1lh It\\ ..... 0 11 .Ju h 2. not 4, Lh;it I Ill' Cont 1111111.tl < '111w1 \'" lorrnall" :1ciup1ed Fl'tC'hard 111•111·~ ""' ' .1\1111• i n·solul 1on "that thes e Unill'l' frel' <.11HI i11ckp1·11d1•11I ... 1.111·' 1h.1t tht•\ arc ;ib~oh·\'tl lrom .ill .11l1·i.:1.1111·1 111 1h1 · 1:1111 ... h 1·rm1 n, und lhal all pohl1l·al t·1111111•1111111lwt\\f1•11 1h<·m anti the state of G rc.11 1\111;11111.., .mtl t111i.:ht lo h1• tntalb <hssolvc>cl ... l\lt hou g h Coni.:n·.;, ad11pt 1·d .I dft·1 'on .; decl:lral1on ::.t:H 1ng llu·-.\• l.1c·1 :' 1111 1 he.: dlallo\\ d i fourth, n ot until .Jul\ 1•1 thd 11 \Ott• 111 111 ... t nbe th<' doc ument on parl·n ml'nl, c.•011nlh.·ss r''IJ1'ud11ct1e 11s of the scene to t he t·11n1r.1ry. ~nr wa:; •l N 'en signl'u by delegates to the· Conl1ncntal Congress until August • with one "Of' l ht• ·rn~inul' sif!nen. itJ1t1endin R-his na me only in November. Doubtle~s he wu:-. \\ailing to examine m ur c do.wly Lile betting e>dds vn l>UC· cessful rnsurrectlf111. EVE'.'l THt: SIGN ER ~ \·onveni<'ntlv revii.cd t heir memories by .lhl' follO\\ 1111! year, ~hen -m the m fdst o~c r<'\Olution ;1r~ c·ns1:.. -Con~rc~s falsifi ed its own rcrnr<l.., to ,·1·1·11 fy J uly 4 3 S the day 1J&::ill began. It M'C'mt•d nw l'i: important to th e n .. ,:oJ ut1onary C'litt• to 1·1·l·atl· :in impr,· .... ..,1oti ol dl" cisiveness and na tional purpose We are heann~ ~· ~1mll • .n· 1·.ill tod.I\ 111 re.;.dfirm the country's e~~c11t1al ur11I ,\ ol purpos<· d uring th\1 bicente n nia l p l•r wd :\11t .di .\tn<'ri cu n~ :1n• per suaded . While the Pn'.,.1d('11t :.p11k1• I u I hom;ancb ·~athercd cit Ll"dns.:tun i.:n•1•11 c>n t h1· 21101 h an-· nivcrs ary of thl' ''mmull·nwn:. · ~lrugglt• ,1g;iin~t Bril1::.h t roop~ un that !>IJ11t atlcl1t 111n.tl l hou~ancb gathered n e arby under the a us·piccs o f· the "People 's Biccntt•nnial." 1h\\·n~i hl_1. 111 prlllcsl till• official ceremon1e:-. and to cpndcnrn Amcric • .tn policies al home and abroad "-<# Stic h democr<ll ic W'h•hr,1t111ns. nn\\\ a~ in lht· ear lies t da ys of the rcp11lll1 \·, IHnc al'luall,,,. con- fir me d a broad mt•as ur<· of d isunity "' c·1· the l'l'· public'!> policies und go:.ils . E\'en during our initi;.il h1dt>p<'nde ncc }):.iy ohsenanceo;. fcdcr:il1s ts com· peted With J cfl cr~onians Ill hot ... l l'l'l)ll'> .. Fourth nr July" ol'ulions. Throu)!houl those ~ l'iff~. political passion~ ra n high. Then and la ter. spc•ak('rs tu rned ind epende nce anni\'l'l'~Jri<'s into occasions for partis an a dva ntaJ?e while pleading for a re newa l of national "coh esion ." Tbe country's fi rst s upe r ccJ.ehration, analag.ous to th<' ccntcn n1al or bicente nnial. took place in 1826. ll was appare nt then that the United Sta tes had sun i ve<l its growing pains. Signs of a healthy adolesct•nce were visible in a booming cot- ton prod uction in the Snuth. a fledgling fac:tor.v system openin g its doors throug hout the North , and inte ns ified explor ation lead ing to settlement of the Western te rritones. So harmonious had lhc coun- try 's poht1es becom e, once the War of 1812 e nded threats from <•broad. t hat hoth pohtu·al parties wer e on the VC'r):!t: of disappNm ~ Ha ppily, some of the rnuntry·~ nrigin:d leaders lingered on into t hb new er;1 of economic boom and poht1cal iiarnwny, venerable i.ymbol<., ol a r:cvol1t· tionary pas t. \\ ith thc ll' an·ha1c knt'e britches and quaint 18th century Jungut1~c anrf manner~. Pres ident .Jdhn Quinl'Y ·A'cl::ims IO\'ite d t hese ~ur\'ivors. somt• of wht>m l>laci :.1g1ll'rl the dcclar<1· t1on, to come tu \Vashufgton for a ~11l1·mn patriol1t· comm c morntjo11 of the n;1twn·~ birth l\1:1n.r did, but among the abi.cnt -althnuJ!h -.till 11\lng -were T homas J efferson :ind John J\daml'I , once mortal pohlical c nem1l'~ und now rcl'nncill'CI a lthough J>oth on the ir death l.wtls 'V1q~inia' ;111cl · \l,1-.s:ichu~''lts' h ad hec·omc faithful c·orr<'~poncfcnls ag,11n ont·1· tlw pC1rl1:-.<1n b.11 · llc•s 11f their pn•st!flonlia l Y\'ar~ n'l'l'<h·d 111t1m1"1\1\d in a <·orncidcnc~ d<-Pm<>ci so f•x traordin:iry in that l'l'h g1ot1'i er••. ~· .. , 1s1hlt• .111d p~1lp.1hh•" !-tign · nt' "divint'.' rarnr." .\1t:Jms amt .J<'lfcr!<on both died on J ulv 4th. 18<!1\, .l\'llt•r"on ;11 n1>1m ~•HI Adams a fe>w hol1rs I al 1·r. Th,·11· 1l~·ini.: n ·<•orcktl \\ 111 d~. perlwps legendary, still -,,•,·nwcl µl'llf1111r111ly <if not di\'incly > appropriate tn lh•· pt'<',1!-.lllll ol lhc•1r l••tt\C takin~ nn 1\menca·~ ~l'ntl n•ntt•nn1al cla\' .IC'ff1•r.,on Ito his doctor) "Is 11 tlw lourth'• · .• 1n<\Wl'r "II will soon be." Ad ams: "'l'IH>inas .JC'ff1·ri-rin st Ill ... ur\'lvc' " .RUT StJ('ll n ·:l.tmrt,\TIO'\S h.1v1• h r-.lorie<illv ser\'cd not rinl.'· .J' r1·m1ntll•r.., ot our c·ollect1 vc \'1rl llt'" hu t nt...11 ..... n1·c:.1:-.1<111' fo1 1 ht• l''<l'rt'si.1on of nallnnal ~111\u·ta·~. Wl· h.•vl' l"3r·1wtl mul'h from them anti '' ill c•ont11111t• l1111';1rn <luring tht• biccn- · tcnnial -;:1houl llw nal11r1· nl America's ap: prehens ions ,,, well as 11-. .1cl11L'' t•mc•nh. Still, ------------- fR~~ D~MONSTRATION . Tomorrow, February 2, 7:30 p.m. Oo you •"Olly wunt lo gt• ,...,. out of·~.,.., hie?? Chi!<~ oul thf' Yoqo Center on Mortdar night Yoga ,, Am.t1co·, to\t_.O Qfl)w1n.o \t•fll'"<~ t>f phy\•col arwj m~ntaf (wft0 M•ng. luff1ffm,.nf~ Yoqo " lo11ty ,.,."' Yoo "i"lir•t ''"'tn You go ot ~· o .... n JM'("' No '~P"''''°" AOfl, '""""° ''°"'"' 2 to 60 Y"ll<J ll'""' ••p o...! '"°I>" •o yout bod7 .,..d '°'"" -"' ~"''" .. 11 ' o ,nttode 10 tM nble to re4Q, "'° ia,tt And Oftly th. Yoga Cft,,ler hol 5,. Ro1ttohHhl'\aoondol', o wotld· tt<.ogn11~d We\tern~bcwf\ teod~•t of M..edltOhCH\f He 9o\11H fO t00<h begin,..., lho\ l0ll9ht tho<l'\On<k} tie ... ,11 ••II yov oboul lh• S11 Svtolh lhcwt-<vl .....i.101-,;.,..,., tho! 0Ct°"""1\~ "'-~\ '°"'01 ~I~ ...... ~.,._ .. He .oy,,, Med41otf0'\ ond tit\• '"' mor\trot w• titotl\ ,..,, • .._ )'OU ot>d qvoeltn th<o '"""' IC...,wifdgo> ond f-gy. n,.,. b<"'!I 9'•o•t • •ucceu ond fvll11t,,....1 on oll O•t ol dooly mo In f0<1, fo<!d. we now llo•e IS f)pftnm~• ,,. our T.,.\C:fa., Of\d WeidrH1t\dcry "~ht c~\MI\" c.,_ lo ti,.. ""'""""''""ho" th" 1'IO<'llo1 ot 7.30 p "'· _, ~" •o"'Ol<n•iw.o..ot<dot• on .,.,..,_ Al.., yov w~I '""" r ... c~ o,L 11~" ~ 2101 f . C' Ol'-1t Hw1 :.u -°""''"'~nolWMdop, l0<~lr l<ol<Clo• "'-f<1lt Yoqo 11<-h con odff 7~'' to you• Mo YOGA CENTER OF CALIFORNIA jA No11 P!ol1f fducalionQI fcxmdoto<>nl Now more than ever you need the lnforr'hation printed · •very da_l 445 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Phone 646-828·1 (betwoco Tvitin and Irvine Sis.) In th•i • ,+[ .. jj .. \j•'!'t'~) .. !~1)•J Asato Mo Sot Gomoyo -lead me from the unreal to the Real • Cot1rses by i~ewspaper··P.art 1 • ' Celebratfug~-Alinost _ :AnY.thing--Is American ,. As Fourth of July \ '' hcther in 1826 or 197fi. ~uch crlc-brations sen l' ;i" mca's urem e nts o f the coun t r~,·s self-i mage. l'l'rcmon1cs of rl'affirm;ition of 11ur purposes "f l'·.t1vals of J ust1f1<·tttin11." m h1::.to rian Danicl Boor:-.t1n 'i; \\IH'fb. \\hu:h h1•t•omt· all tlw more 11i.:l'l'S~ary whe n lll\.')o.l' pur!)Ol>l.':> M'l.'m ulll:ll•.1r. F ew nations h:l\'C (•11g:1j.!1•1I 111 :.ul'11 w1rl'lenting orJ.:tl'S' l)f s l'lf-just1l it·atwn a' 011r II\\ 11 lncl l·rwn d1·nc·c D a~· C'cremonH•s .John .\d.1m~ 11111111 1•d 11111, n·· ~1ffirmcd "th~ pr11w1pll·s ;11111 kl'lrng ... \\ h1c·h con- trihuted lo produe · tlw rt•\11111111111 " In tlw 'tt'W of l'lll'n like Adam s and .J cff,·r~un who had actually fought for freedom. 1\m('ril'ans born into the new republic without havin~ cxperit.:nced the r evolution 1t~elf neede d con~tant re minders of the reasons for whi£h their forebears had \i~ruggkd. Je fferson, for his part. was clear as to the un- derlying m eaning ofthelndt<pendenc~Dayfestrvity he was too ill to a ttend. lt signaled "the blessings and .~~rity of self-~overnment. .... It would open th~v·c~ of the world "to the r ights of m :in ... to tht> palpa ble truth, that the m ass of m ankind has not been bor n w ith s audles on their back . nor a favored few, booted· a nd s purred , ready to ride the m legitimate ly. by the gral·e of G od . T hese are grounds of hope for ethers: for ours el\'e:o.. let the an- · nual r eturn o f this da\' -Julv ·I -forever refresh our recollections of th~·se righis. and an undim1shed devotion to them ." J effersorfS' defcn:-;c or :\mer tGa'!-. <1,•mocr atic, l'galit.a rian mission contrastc•rl painfully w it h the factual evidence of his own da~·: mill ions of hlarks .. Meet Authnr, CoordiJWtor T lw at· com p;rnyin~ <J rtit'lc d the first in a series of 18 th:lt l'Om prise the s econd offering in the. curr <'nl sc•h ool year's Courses by News papC'r prog ram, a pro1ect :.upporte d by the Dn11\ Pilot as well as some 375 other newspape rs in~e United States. rj. This "to • :e tter" is .wr itten by Atfen Weinste in. pr o essor of history a nd dir ector of the American Studies Pro· gram at Smtth College. H~ has been on the Sm 1th facul- ty s ince l 966, a nd has ' t a u g ht abr.oad as a Fulbright lecturer a nd as a guest lecturer for the Unit- ed States Inform a tio n Agency. H e is assis ta nt coordin a t o r o f lh e. American Issues Forum. a Cour'ses by Ne wspaper wE1HnE1N function in th i's bicentennia l year. On·campus cool"dinator of the course for Daily Pilot readers who plan to use it to ac- q uire ercdils at O r ange Coast College is Tom Wert. Wert h as been a mem ber or the Or ange Coast College ·Social SCience Dept. sta ff since 1965. Ile h as tttught both day and eve ning classes in political science and Americ an studies. A 1950 gr;iduate of OCC. h e holds a m aster's d eg,.ec from Cal Stale Los Angeles. ,still cns~aved lhrnughout the South, Aml.'rtl':i '-. \\·omen excluded lrom even r udimentar.\' legal pro- t ection and pers1)n<.1I opporl unity. J ncli an n:1l 111n!-. like Gl•orgia's Clwrokl•cs bl•in)? •pu~hC'tl oft llw1r treatv lands-bv avaril'io11s \\hilt• sellll'rs l onlv to hP banished w estward in thJ? genocidal "I n~1I of icars" <•few years Jatl'r by fcdl'ral I roop:. :.it Pre:.1cll'nt An- drew J ;ickson's ordl•rs), and a WC'afthy <':lpit ahst a ristocracy a nd an urban proll•tan<tt gt·rmanating in the north's ?acto ry towns . T oday as in 1876. "hen the myths of a <fl-· mOl·r~1tiC' commum1l_v <:lash ''1th man~ of tlw n·· ah tics of 1\meril';in lifl'. till' :I\ ow al uf our rc1 olu- llonar,.y aims at Fourth of .July time can be un - derstood more c le arly. Write rs and orators from Preside nt J efferson to Presid.cnt Ford arc not fools nor have they always.been engaged in calculated self-d eception o r cynical exploitation of their a u- diences. Ra ther . they have t ried lo co pe with an in· herent tens ion in American hislor": the e ffort to a dher e to an older set of ideals while. at the same time, confronting a mobile culture in pursui t of wealth and power. Both of the r equire d dis-. cussion /cxam sessions for t\.ose laking this Courses by News paper course for credit will be conduc ted by Wert. T hey have been scheduled foe • IO a .m . to noon, on Saturdays; the first on April 3 and the s econd session on Junes. • The four writers whose essays compris e this serieit d em onstrate that es:-.c ntial truth. the am- biguous legacy of older American ,·alucs: Robert lleilbroner in connection with th\· chang ing p<Jl· t erns of la bor ; Puul Samuelson lur lh<' e>Mnomic context of ,\mcr ic:an 'actions: W<llll•r Lalcbcr in r e·· lations to lhe United St;itt>~· torlurl'd effnrt~ to deal with ~1 ram bunc-tious world; and :\cil l!:lrris in s tu dymg our com pkx ~ocial and <.;ultural pattc rqs. Next week Prot. Hnherf I. llmlbront>r Looks at tfw changing riature nf work m America ' ~!~~~fied JIMEVw~rcHes service center I\ Genuine TIMEX®Electric Watch Warranty Service Ener Cells Available Performe~ On The Premises Watches Out Of Guarantee .. :Small Charge ·Complete Watch Reo air Services - COMPANY Larg~ Selection of New TIMEX' Watches 8:30 to 5 Mon. thru Sat. 2541 S. MAIN SANTA ANA PH.549·~ Wert alse>has indicated he will schedule seminar wERT sessions. which will be op- tiona l for stude nts e nrolled in the course. and will be a va ilable for discussion of topics brought up in the course. We rt can be contacted during cam pus of- fice hours at 55G-5759. Registration informa· lion is availabll.' a t 556-5$6 <OCC) and 894-9885 (C olden West College>. · A course read er costing $4.95 and a study guide p riC'ed at $2 .95 arc available from the Oran~e Coast College Bookstore . The books supplem ent tho. information tonta ined in t he weekly news pa1><•r "lectures." Students enrolled for credit ·will £>c ex- a miner! on materials in the course r eader . Purchase of the.study guide is optional. WANTED DIAMONDS •GEM Sl ONES •GOLD & PLATINUM JEWELRY Convl!rt unwanttd jewelry ioto cash. We buy from private 111rfivi-1uah and estate~. E11per1 u aininatiol} and a11p1a1sal by Graduate Gemolug"t. r oil 963·5625 and a~k for Mr.-F oltt. 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February 1. 1976 OAILV PILOT I . - . " E~gilna ••• a~d -Flip Side of Mollntain . . • - ... -' ,, .. BOTH SIDES -Only a few minut t·s separate ridllrS f,·om bustling La g una Can· yon Roud. in bat"· g r o u n d c~1 c f l > • t o pastoral scene photo· "• g r a p h c d b c t we c n horse·~ ears on hig h trail (right>. View of both sides of the '"mount ain ' is a\·aila, ble ·lo qualified horse renter..s . , Laguna: 2.-horse· Stith le Ca·nyon Ride J~ a -Time T!!_n1ief Trip i The two st able opera· tions featured in the ac· companying st ory are the "horse industry" in Laguna Beach. Both offer lo w-cost group lessons to the young people of the com- munity, in addition to some other services. Laguna Canyon Riding RIDGE RIDER D!xie 'Dixon . Club . 20491 La gun a horscmansh1pand s tablc Canyon Road, has about managemc ut ._program 100 s tudents. a horse· operated in conjun('tion leas ing prog r am a nd with the Laguna Beach gives instruc tions lead-Unified School Dis trict ing to a horsem anship M rs . C hris Platt. ~· ._me rit badge for Girl Laguna schoolteacher. is Scouts.. in charge of that pro· R e.d wood S t abl es. ·gram, which has 30 stu· 20286'h Laguna Canyon dents rangi n g from R oad. h as l esso n s . fourth grad e to junior boarding, and a special high school level. Don't know whether or not I qualified for a Girl Scout m erit badge in horsemanship. buLI sure enJl5yed my n .de with the gal w!'o gets kidi. ready for them. · · Dixie Dixon. who operates Laguna Canyon Ritling Club, with 10 horses on its tidy two acres a~ Sun Valley Drive on Laguna Canyon Road, had been promising for· some time to show me "the other side of the mountain" in Laguna. The biggest s urprise was how fast we got to · "yesterday" and left today's crowded, n oisy hjghway behind find below u~ in the two-hour ride. , DIXIE invited along as companions one of her assistant instruct.ors, Liza Mortimer, and a sometime rodeocr who makes a living in the Orange Coast area shoeing horses. Joe Lifto .. Probably the others weren't as impressed, since they had been on the ridge-running ride before. but it was a lot for me to handle when 1 found myself looking down into Aliso Canyon less tha~ 15 minutes after leaving the teeming traffi c of Laguna Canyon. There, in the bottom of that pastoral valley. meandered a dirt road that, legend has it, was the route of.the st agecoach run from Santa Ana to San Jwan Capis t rano. You almost expected the dust to still be ha ng mg in the air from the coach you could easily im· agine just disap,pearing a round the bend in the mist there in _the distance-where the road heads Horsin' ArounCI wilh Tom Mccann off toward Aliso Beach. This emph~s~ oo land forms andl!>ights and sounds is part of a plan; Uie plan is to tS?ll you about places where you can s\,ill get on a horse in Orange Coast country. OVER THE next several weeks I 'II check out some of the r ental stable~ and tell you about the rides they offer. · You can't m ake the exa~l lrip thal Dixie and her friends gave m e. For one thing, owners hip of some of th£ land we tr avers ed is a little fuzzy. But for S4 an hour. 1f you have the s kill aTtd know-how to coax the most out of your mount: you can see som e of the same sights from the saddle of a r ental horse. 'Dixie's ittace doesn't offer rentals. but a neighbor, F. P. Redwood. who was better known in his circus animal tra ining iiays as "Blackie " Martine. keeps a winter string of 18 rental horses that he will allow to go "over the mountain." . trails entertwine l ,100 acres of the "moun· lain" Chat forms the eastern wall of Laguna Ca· rwon, Redwood told me. "I DON'T allow any kids un<Jer 12 to t ackle the mountain trails," he said, "But they can go with their parents if tht'y want.·: -There are -a few words aL c.a.ulion to be dropped in at this point. The horses Di xie furnished for our ride were toug h little school mounts. They spend several hours a week in the arena -keeping active and fit. You can believe m e fhey were well fed and in good condition. Still. there was plenty of blowing and puffing that went with the climb up the steep pa rts of those hilly trails. AND, IN spite of Joe's expert handling, Lif· to's mount, a classy httle thoroughbred Jumper who .w as new to the trail. got "higher " and sweatier wit h each step we took and was doing ;i sideways d ance d own the street by the lime we got back in s ight of the stables. In the hand6 of a lcs:>cr rider he might have gotten into real trouble several times on the steep a nd rocky trail. but Joe brought him home wet and worried, but safe. _ The message should be abundaltll.Y clear, but l 'll spell itout : The trip to the flip side of the ridge in Lagun a Canyon is a oeautiful experience. a time tunnel ri<te to stagecoach days1'{1ut it is not a journey to be taken lightly either by horse or rider. Be sure you're ready for it if you decide to try it. WHO GETS TO TELL WHOM? ••• <From Page Bl) neighbor across the street from the residence.· · All $even of the Dig Canyon as - sociations interpre t the rules dif- ferent!:\'. according to Keigh, cross-complaints ag ainst the as· sociation and could win triple damages and legal fees if the judge rules in his favor .. Jade, gold, or diamonds. 6.88 to 1·4.95 Nol too far away, in the ·Big C.a n yon section of Newport Beach, the Dr. Howard Keigh family is descovering that a s im- ple basketball hoop is not as in· nocuous as it looks . The Canyon Mes a Association asked Keigh to remove thc hoop placed above his ~arage because it ''low.ers prope rty values." KEIGH BALKED and the m at· ter was put to a vote at the annual meeting last inonth. Association members voted 2to l for Kcigh to remove it. .._... . Be~ause of the asspciat1on vote. Keigh -fina llY. agreed to re· move the hoop. However. he act cd with the s tipulation thal1 the ~ciatioq att<>m pt to n catc u playgrou nd in the area. · Keii;th says· he'll give the as sociation "plenty of time" to cl is· cover a way to develop a play area for the c hildren of Rii.: In Irv in e la!St year , one homeowner de cided he did not want to pay the mandatory mon· thly S3 fee fOf c abl(' television al his Turtle Rock home. All member s ·or the Turtle Rock Broad moor Community As· sociation used to, be required lo pay for .Community Cablevision whcthe'r or not they wanted it. Dr. Edward Wright. a retired • orthodontist. disconncrted his rablc, protes ted rcqwred pay- ment of the fee. and wound up winning the fight. Homeowners there no\\ m ay choose or refuse thr r xtra TV ser vice WHEN WRIGHT protested lhe payment. even though ht: con· tinued lo send in his money, the association took tum to court. re· questing a deelaratory Judgment concerning the validity uf s uch a contract wrth homeowners. Th<' court rul~<I in favor of Wnghl. s:.i.,ving i'lll' mandatory rontract is invalicl. Canyon. But. if he s ees no pro· gress in the coming months. he says, his hoop will go bark up. Keigh says the s uccess of Ii\ ' ing in such an' art'a cle pcnd;; on who's running the asso<·iation and how they interpret the rules. Wright, who spent "thousa nds of dollars" on -the initial lawsuit. sa ys he purs ued the matte r because it .:violatc•d my freedom and rnclividual c hoice " llc·s now involved in several * * * * • • • DOM -CITI COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL [!J Vote March 2, '76 LA ST QN THI I.ALLOT FIRST IN CIVIC LEADEttSHtr Whether one runs into trouble in a community run b y homeowners is a pt to depend on both the individual's personality and the combined personalities of the board of directors. "Directors te nd to develop very healthy egoes; it almos t seems to be a fundamental re· quirement of the job." says Mrs. Ru s s el l . who's a tte nde d numeious association m eetings during her tenure as community association liaison . "Those egoes can sometimes he the cause of a ll the problems in the association, .. s he admits Expect J et NoiJJe Saddleback Valley resident~ can expect some extra noise to nig h't whe!1 ptlots fro m El Toro Marine Corps Air Station practice carrie r la ndings. Base officials said lhe practice session would last from 6 p.m. to approxim ately 9p.m. 1''ield carrier landing p •. · arc conducted to prepar pilots for upcom ing a1rc . ricr qualifications . BUY-LEASE @ Herb Friedlander f.cw A l.Htt Deal I )750 S.och. WHhfti11st...- §J]. J7J7 898-6777 ' Recipes to add dining pleasure whil~ subtracting calories. Wednesday in the ( ::-·~ <7f3) !.~~.» CfJl tkf .... , \-1Y...... N I I \ '\ ~ OW • • • 1 1 I '·~ { order our , · ' special '75.00 I \J H ! ''f <. \ \ \ \ poly doubleknit pants suit and we will give you a second pair of matching or co -ordinated pants absolutely free. Your APPEARAN~d HAPPINESS art IMPORfANT to us. I ,_. ) ' I I \ \ \ t I I I I ~ WHAT A JOY to wr11 th.\l •rec• 11 \url or drC>\ I hat "OO(S SOME.THING'' lor you Wl TAK( TH( TIME to ftrtd out Wh.11 you want .ind Wl HAVl THL 51(;1ll to lr.1nsrorm your desrre\ rn RCAL CLOTHING We use your measu•emenh to make '(our clothe1 lor perfect tit. WE MAKE CVERYTHING WE SELL in our own local pfonl WE Cur Al l PAT. TCRNS MT ER YOU HAVl SttlCTtD THE STYLE FROM SKCTCHlS WE MAKE JUST FOR YOU MA tERIAl ANO COL OR SEtCCTION ARC PRACTIC.All Y UNllMITtO FIRST QUALITY MA TlRIAl •.. FIRST OUAL ITY WORKMANSt11P GUARANTEED INOULGt YOURSCLF WI 1 H A COROAY ORIGINAL BY APPOIN T Mr N 1 'ONL y roR INFORMA· TION OR APPOINTMENT CALL 556 42J2 l vrnin'-! .1ppo111tmenh .lVa•l.lble. So>v&n Yllllrs tn Or.1npA County and GrowrnJ: lonii Orl'\~c' t'.111hu1h - JumO\url• -[vt"nmi: P J , _ _............;. ....... A. Gold-filled pulfed heart on 17" gotd-lrllcd chain. 9.95 B. F1hgreed hC'art shaped pendant is 14K gold f111N1 with 3 genuine rubies.14.88 C. Genuine jade heart pendant with 17" go~·f1lled chain 6 .8 8 o. Genuine diamo nds in 14K gold-tilled heart earrings. 14K gold pos.1s. 14.50 E. Genuine rade and 14K gold- t1lled heart drop earnngs, 14K gold posts. 9.50 F. Tailored hci'l rt drop earrings :ire 14K gold l1flc.d, 14K gold ~osts.7.50 G. Gold-f11tcd heart shaped locket with engraved design. 8~88 H. 1 ·point diamond set in sterling s1lvel heart ring . 14.95 -JCPenney CANOGA PARK CARSON DOWNEY FOX HILLS ARCADIA FULLERTON MONTCLAIR PUENTE HILLS WEST COVINA HUNTINGTON BEACH LAGUNA HILLS LAKEWOOD NEWPORT BEACH NORTHRIDGE ORANGE 'TtiE CITY' RIVERSIDE SAN BERNARDINO VENTURA WHITTWOOO. Use your JCPenney charge card. -- , r .. ,. 8 4 OAfL Y PILOT Sunday. February 1, 1979 " ' . Just Dial Tot Lirie. H e lp's a· Phone Call ~1vay By Al.l.ISON T>l·:ERI< Ol\/ltD#lly PllotS~lf Your toddll'.'r is havrnJ: lemp1•r tantrums and you 're at the l·nd of your rope . Noni'.' -of )Our ncii.:hbors an· • good frie nds and ~out rdallvcs arc thouS'a nds of mill':. uwuy Where do you turn" r" Be ginnini: Monday, f"cb. C!, help is ju.St a phone call away. Fa mily Service AS5.0t1at1on of Oran ge County will open its Tot Lin c. 838-7377. to help youn,:: pare nts deal with the normal pro- blems encountered with infants and s mall chiJdren. According lo Lilian B. Macon, {Jirecto( or professional ser vices at FSA, a similar program in .West Los •ngel es, oper:lled by U1e Thalian ~ommuruty Mental Health Center as Warm Linc, has been quite successful. "To my knowle dge, this wilJ be the only suc h scr v1ee JO Or~ County gl'ared to pr('\'c•nl1011 Ther e 1s l~elp l11r.011~h FSA .ind . ., OC Merit.ti llc<Jllh \\ h1:n pro hlems hecomt• ser ious SUPPORT PRO\'IOED "What we hope to do 1:-. r11·ov1(lt: e m otion a l s upport for ~·011ng parents so th:.il 11roblem:. an· rt• solved a s tht•y arise. and don't lt•ad lo other problems " • She SN':. the Tot Linc rph· ~1 ., tha t (I f "t•n a blcr." hclp111u pure'nts lo d<'velo1> confickntt• HI their own ah1l~cs .to make lht rt ~ht decisions. "We hopl' to leave most of lhc problem-sol \'Ing to the parent. prov1~1tcrnati vcs that . ha\'l• worke others. hut drawing upon th ir own compctenc1cs tn fmd' what will work bC'st for them," Mrs . Mucon :,a1d Tot Line w i II be staffed by trained volunteers who havl' worked in fields rangini.: from teaching to ~:ociaJ work. •rnd "ho ure m others with s mall childn.·n at home. · ' They will be backed b) an at! \'ISOry hoard from pr11l\•:-.:-.1on,il.., 1n the l'Ommunity uml h.nt· 101 ·' .. --------- 11H·d1.1ll' J('1·1·~.., lo FS,\ pro ll•,-.1on..1I ...,t:.1$f C:.111 ... m.rth· 111 Tot l.mL•., 111 lw rl'lu1·11t·d i111rn11dJall'h IJ'\" lht· \'olun11•1•r ... 1.Jlf 1'1·ohl<>in:-luo .11I '.1ot<·cl 111· c•11m pllt-.1teo ''' 111• h.ul(lled h\ a :-ittJ!k ('all \\ 111 gl'l lollll\\ up att1•nt1011 "II a 11r11bll·m t:. m<"d1c~i1. wt- \Hll tw ulile 111 111ukl· t'l\frrrals. II I\ IS too "l'flOI" tor phot\l' touns1•1 int: \H' "111 11·l 1·r t hl' pan•nt l!> F S1\ 1·11u 11 :-.<·I 1 n µ ,,,. f\lt•ntal Hculth · Sl·:VF.U.\I. SOl.l 'TIO:\'.S ~Ir.., ;\l a t'OJI l' rn 1>hasit1?d that L'\'t.•r\ t•h1ltl 1.., tlsffnenl. E;it'h :-.(1lul1on. :o.hl· .... :1 1<1. musl tul-.c into :.H (•011n1 a d ul of ~elf wnrth, 1 hl• p:.1 r1.·nt c·htld rt'lu t11>11ship ttlld wt1<1l 1•xpt•dations .trt• .1ppropn.H1· fur 1·a1.·h stagl' of .i dnld'' dt.•\ <·lopm<·nt ·1hl'1111r111:.d rangl· of prohll•m' 1111111111· d1...,111rl.>anu•.., Ill ~IPt.•p111~ .an1I 1'.d1ng . 111111·1 1ra1111n~. lt"nip•r t.1.11l111n1 ..... ft';"'· 01J1 tltl'll('(' ,tl11lll \ 111 1:1•1 .1h•llJ' \\ rlh t. . , I MRS. ELDON KIEHLER, MRS. PHILLIP FLUHARTY .1 • • •• ,. oth<'rs ~ind jC'alouc;y fnr p<irl'lll:. <» infant and pre- "t·hnol chlldrl'n lo be t:our<.hnuted h~ i''Si\ All cul b un• kt•pl-t·onf1<l1•1111al ;md lhl'rt' \\'-J\I I}(• no C'l1;11'J!l' 1\ :-.c<•1>1ilf~;1..,l· of th1· p1lnt p1 11 ~r:im \\ill lw tl1sn1...,-.11111 ).!1111111..., . . 0 l.:il••r. 1f lht• Tot l.11w 1:. :.uc· ,., ... ,1111 hC'lp \\ tll 111: l'Xlcndcd Co1il e niporary ·Living HOmes Chosen Because of the incrcas<'cf intc•rcsl in condom inium liv. ing, lhe Newport Beach Ebcll Club has included a sample on the annual hom e tour. ~ Select<'d w ith ::i J)owr Shorl'S and two Big Canyon homl's..is the spat•iou:-. Lido llomt·owncr!> <1parlme'nt of Mr and Mrs. Eldon Kiehler a nd son, Chris. . ·• The tour, sc.hedulcd .from noon to 4 p .m . Thursday. Feb. 19. will conclude with u k a 1n the recreation loun~e of the apartm ent building which. offors a clo:-.c.up view of yacht:-. in lhc I.arbor. 1:· The home .10eorporates moclcrn dc·cor w ith fin«! anll· flU<'S. s.1,1t•h as a hull tree 'and lurgc grandfather's clock. Pair\tings by Kiehler l'nhance tht· har .<1rca <Jnd hull that leetds lo them aster 9ctlroom From the living' room. spt'ctulors can view the Rhine Channel below and on clear days, Cutalina . Other homes included on the tour will.be lhQic of Mr :lnd M rs . R ich ard Hawkins.find Mr. and Mrs. Gcne'Tridolfs . holh of Big Canyon. and the Dover Shores home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Thompson. · Proceeds w ill support ltlc club's philanthropic projetl~. including scholar~hips. T fckets, at ss: may he reserved by calJjng any E bel I me mber or M rs L. N. J\tc Hnrle, 642·518.1 . .Mrs. Phillip G. f1uharty isch a1rman . ,f . ~ CALEND.AR: .Coast Programs Diverse POS lTIV F: P A R E~Tl !';G : llecomtng a better pan•nt is I he focus of a course br~inn1ng Wl'<I· nesdav. Feb .. Jt , ~•l ls lanll House. f ashion Isla nd. from.9.:JO to i .:m a.m. ..., The OranA<' Coast Collcge classes. to run for lour con· 5eculive w(•eks, will l'Over childre n 's need fnr t-.l'cun t~. rhild mot ivation, f1 Ahting among c·hildren and cn<·ouragl'lllenl of d1ildrcn and parent:.. WE I.COME W /\GO:"': ~k m hers of the Newport Beach group will g:1thcr Wednt>:-.d ay. Fc•h. '1. 111 lheSan t"ranpscan restaurant Newcomer~ to the an•a m.1\' 1·ontarl Su1.a no1· Cr ay, (i7!'> ~1;1, for further mft>rm a lion. 7 30 pm •. JO thl· Murel) ('11111 munlly Center. P an elists and their lnPH'" \I ill be: Carol lleint, Snuth<·rn California Edison, F.ncrgy ,and Whal You Can Do Around \'1.11r llom e, J a~k te McGhnn. \"( ,\ g r i c u I t u I' a I E x I 0 l' n :. 1 '' n Sl retchin~ Your Food l>ollur..., llerb Clattcrton, llB Env1rn11 menta l Co11n<'1I , Enviro11ro1·111.t1 Conte m s O C C ANll C : Dr llan11 I 1\rnticun, profps...,11r of ph' s11 ,11 1•ctu cal 1on al Cal Stal1· l.011).! B<'arh. will spe;1k lo lh<• d1.1pti·1 Wednesday, Fl'h I, ;11 I< 11 m 111 S~1nta i\na·Tui;l111 < '11mm111111' llosp1tal. \ :n • : It I (' t\ N F I f. L 0 ~E H \ l('E: Nl•wporl llarbor and C'o11111a cll'I Mar hiI!h schools will pt 1•...,1•111 I 1111·rnat1onal Days, ·11i11r -;tl.1.1· a11d Friday. l"c o 5 and ,, T.111..s hv 2·1 slurll•nt~ frnm HJ 11111·1g11 c·o;1111 ric~ will bl' gl\·<•n S111d1·1H:-. "Ill speak Thur~da~ .11 II ;1 rhor 111 gh and Friday al .( '•1r11na cfl'f 1\1.i r ,\ potluek clmn!'r "ill lit' 111"1 <•d II\ I h1· "<'hool~ Fri tl,1\ ('\ l'llllll' l '11rlh1·r 1111111·111.ilt1Jt1 ,..., ,11ail:a I.lo• 1111111 ~11 .... 111\ 11· l 'h.1mhrr-. .>IX ll:!tiX C AT I O N: Wh at 1 ~ Alternative !\bout J\llC'rnulhe Education.., is the theme of :1 ml· loquium plann<.'d for Thurl.da~. Fe b. 5. from 2 to 5 11. m a~ l'<il State Long Be<1ch. Dr Thomas Robi,chon. :tulh11r of "Crack . .; in lh<.' Cla:-~room Wa ll." will speai.. in thP un ivC'rsity':-. ~raduat1.• ~1ucl11•..,. ;.md rl':-.<'arC'h t:cntcr Al.P H A C HI QMEG1\: Ila~· Dorfm<.in. Cvl>tk F1hrns1:-. Foun dat1on."w11l speak to lht• (;;immiJ T au Gamma Al11m11;1(' ('l1ap11•r Thursday. F l•h fl •• 11 10 '' m 111 thcCosu.1 Mesa homl•11f 1\l r:-. .Jolin Cooper . l.l'P lJS: /\. tour ofC1ty.of 1Iopc J\k't'.li cal Ccnt<'r. Duarte. whose res earchlis s upported by the Orange Count_v Oh.apter. is plannl'd for Sunday. Feb. R, :1l 1J am nr Raymohd Teplilz. director of n•s('arch on Lupus. will spe'\}k on his l'atc·st find1n~s Mr s. Jeff llnllanrt. :'i2<1 ·!JOif! ~as further in lormal1on ST. J OllS Al'XILl,\R\': The -;chnol's lc<Jrntn~ C-\'nlt'r will ht'ncfil from llH' pro(·t•eds of an .11·1 lo.how and auction. Saturday. Ft•h 7. in the p<.1r1s h hall. from 7 pm. Or1J,!tn<JI wt1ten·olors. litho· 11raph!-. cl c hin)!s and graphics will be :-.how n. AAUW: F.con omy and t•n<•rgy will be di~sed hy a pand ,11 .. · ·the Jluntil~t <fn Ht•:ich Hranrh·..., jj /:' 'meelinj:! Wcllnl.'~day, Vt•h: '1, ;II Arnh<'t m, a '>P<'l'lal::-.1 111 01111111 dysfunc·t1on, has "nt11•11 or 1·11 authOJ:l'd fl vl' book:. on mm,. n1C'OI, phySll':ll <'tfU<'.tl11111 ,1\ld lt••trning 1:1. (' \ '11\0 Ht-: \I. \\0~11-:='-'S C'l.l n: \ 111',ll.1~t. 'ilt'nda Hrtts ;111d 111 .1111 ... 1 111•1111,· l·'o.,tt•r will l'n 11·1 t.1111 .•l ,, n1 1 ·111h1·r~h1p t l',1 I hu1 .. 11.1.', Fl'l1 ~). al I JI m . in th1· 1 11n~m111111' du hho11 ...,l'. Dana I' nan t • \ I, T E N ,._ 1\ T I V E E 0 U • • OPPORTUN I T I E S 1-'0 R WOM EN: !\ coursl' dt'si~nc·cl for women mtcre:-.ll'd in rl'lurning to college or chans:ms: c·arcl·r:; will Jws:in Thur:-.<i:ty, F <'h. 5 .• ii f·'u llcrl on Col l<'i:!l'. Th<' tour ... 1· wdl meet Tue..,d;.1\':. :1n1t 'fhursdavt-. from 10 to Ii :10 :i m 1n the I iomc l•:t•otwmws lluild lli\LROA YACHT CL UB: The :tnnual black-I ic opli.onal St. \'all•ntme's themed Officers Ball t!' plannNl for Satunlay, F('b. 7. 1n lhl' yacht cluh hci:innin~ ;II 7 " m . "1th t•ockt:11ls. . ...,11! j Advice Worth T a king FRF.t:00:\1S FOl 'NOi\TIO': llJ<:/\H ANN"lll./\NJ>EHS. 1·rn 1\'r'iting au11111 I h1· 11111lllt'r whn found m ale t'onl r t11·1•pl l\'t•:-. in lwr daughter's purs<'. h1•1·:111Sl' I. 1 oo. was 17 when m y moll1l'r found hirth control pi II-; 111 lllll\L' Shl' nc~1rl v took t he. ruof off lht• l111u~t· and·n·IV head w ith 11 J\ \\;ord to pan·nts: First. 1f your childn·n :.ire· 111volv(•d 111 pre- marita l sex at k:ist ~1\'t' lhl'm t'r edil for be inJ! sensible l'nnugh to take Pfl'<'autions. I know too m any teenagers who DON'T UH' an.v prevenlat i V<'S for fl' Jr I h1•1 r por('nts may fincl them Ht•sult : PG or VD. St'l'Ond, 1f you 'vr ctonc \'01t r bc,-;t to tci:it•h you r children hllocl moral su111dards don't driH· )Ourself crazy askm i;: whcl'I.: you wt'nl wro ni::. YOU didn't J!O wron1?. TH EV did 1 • Third. yl'lltnn. scrN1m111i:: and c r y in ~ wo n 't d o a ny i:oocl. Neither will preat'hing :ind bcral · lnJ!. It wHI only <'r<'Ut<' resent· ment. Later they will'realize volf · were ri!?ht. but.for the t1m<'.he· tnJ!•..fOmain calm and cool. It will h<'IP k eep the Jin(":. of com· munication op<'n. 'fhan ks for lhe s ptl<'''. J\nn. I hop1• th<' million.., (If par<'nl.-. who r<'.troach ;., .;olic l. rt>ali1tt ic an limes. Tha nk you for m<1ki11~ a valuahlr con trib"lion to 1>;1n •11t.1I t'ducalion. • • ogi\R J\NN l.1\1\:r>EHS I .1 m attathjf\J! tht• obituar~· nf J s1·\·1•11 month old infant. E\'l•ryorw 111 Cl•ntrnl V allev is so sad ovt·r lhi.... flow manv' m ore h:ihi\•s mu't clal' lwfClre p;H('nts rC'al11.c• 1t ,..,n 'I safl' lo h.•a v<' a child 1111<1ll1•1Hlt"rl Ill a c;1 r -e\'en for "Just :1 mo 01{'11t "? As you can see hy Ifie ('hpp111i.:. the b:lhv rolled Mf tlw s(•at and s trans:lcd when his head hl1<'<t1111• t-.l uck betwccn lhe ~L·ar l>h1H IL•\' er and the front st•at nf t hf' {'ar . T he pnrents were gonr for .i !•hort period of time but lone enough lo s pell the tJiffcn•111·t• between life nnd death. . ,. Ple ase. J\nn, tl'JI parenlsr\'N~ wllere that it is never suf<' lo \("a"c n <'hild of any al(<' 111 a t'.lr alom' Thank you. A FHIE'I> IN MOUllNIN(: DE/\R FRll-;N Jl: 1 llAVJo: toltl lhcm. In fu l, I l•·ll·thrm 4'\lf'r) <'Ouple o f yurs, but I'll tcll lhf'lll again. P lt,a!lc, p a rents, the nc>.I (An ~ Landers f:\J lmw ·' 0 11 th ink oothinJ,! could l""'ihl, h:i11p1•11 '"~ou r chihl in a l111·k1·1I t=ir 111 m1•mh.-rC'i'ntral \':11lt•) J>E,\ll .\:-,.='-I 'lll·llOI J!OIO~ lo -.11,:n lhrs 11•111•1 1.>111 lhc prnhlcm 1..., n'.11 I 't• h('l'll r1•;.1cl1n,: your n1l11mn lor r 1•11r.., 1>111 don't think I \" <'''(·r :-.1;1•11 .in .rns\H'r to this 1f111 • M.iry S<'hm111. a mPmher· of 1111' Orang<' County Cotnm1 .. s1<,n 1111 lhl• Sta tus of Womt'f\, \\tll l>lll'ak to the Ornngt' Counly Wonwn·..., Chapter, Frida~, F1·h ti 'fh<' ,::roup "'1 II 11w1·1 •;,t 11 :10 :i m in th<' Co).l<I !\h•).a c;olf anti Country Cluh lkr 101111· w1l) Ill' Challenges Facing Wom1•11 't n <1:1~· lo • ~ SOl'T ll COAST Jl':'-i lORS : Youth of lb<.' a(l':l havt.• h<•t•11 in \1letJ to S<'ll lia11rlmade urh anti t'raft s ;1 1 :1 Yotilh 1\rl F air. pl:rnnc<J for Friday·S1111da v, l't•h f>.s.-at the lluntini..'tnn ('<•1\l('r !\tall Mrs. David Krom<~. 531 R5!M . c·nn be conlaclcd fo1 r<•g1l-.lral1on information. 1 .... I h1•n• a 11\ w:1\ to grl a n1t.:ht ·~ ... 1,.1·11 "·,, h1•ul dreamini:t" I m1w1 111-t go 111 tx·d :.incl sleC'p "l'\'l•n or c•1j!hl hours with no d'rrarn:-. of anv \..ind" ~omelinws HUMAN SERVH'E.~: /\ ron. nn dn'ams art' l>O \\l'1rtl th1'' fl'rc n c<• t o <.>x p and 1111t•'s wakr mr up .... carNI :.t'tff Other knowledl-(c nnd conscio11snc:-.!\ of t1nws I clrc.1m I am working very being huma n 1s set for Saturday. h,1rcf. Wlwn 11111rn1ng l'Ollll'S, l'ft'I F eb. 7. from 8 a.m . ton p.m. <it 1h•:11l tin•d -Golden West Coll<'~I" I'll l>l'I th1•r1• art• m:i"'· p<'ople · • ~o-sponsorcd h' lhl' C'ri:.is "1th Iha:. ~anw pt <>hh•m. Will you llolline and GWC, 30 C'>.J>Ni c•ntial help us n II '' NO Ni\ ME workshops r anuing froni pur<"nt OF.ARN .. : Sorr , Uwrc Ii. no pffecliveness to pla~·th('r;1p\ \.\tit wa)· a puson t'11n mak1• hlrn'il'lr b<' offer<'d R <>~1str;itinn 1s $10 for tlrrt.101, 11rc•\'1'11 I h lms<'lr fron1 lhC' public. $5 for l>tU<ll'nl'> a11cl SI dr1':t01in ~. or . co11tr:1t th(• ""h· fo1 ..,cnlor Cllll<'ll~ ... l31lCt' or hi.; fl n •nms. Orcanis r r 0 ('('('(I /I w 111 111" I h I' an• a JHlrt of the subconsclou~. n e:s 1deraln <.:ou m.eli11~ Ce11lrr t.f:G Al. ~EC R+:TARI ES : l'r'nhatt• arlmini~lrat11m will he l h c• t h c m c I o r :1 on r d a v workshop Sat unlay. Feb. 7. from 'la m 1<1 :l p .m . in the• F'ullcrton College Scien ce l.ccturc' Hall SpC'akt'rs will include l\l1t·h;icl .J l.crln<'r. Ann P almPr\,Judge Samuel 1Jrci7.cn. l nherilanC'<' Tax Ht'fcrec E. Liew ell\ 11 0\'{'rhoH .Jr. and estnl<> ,,;;. ;11torney l.:.arrv Chris tc nst•n. ; f'RIEN OS O F Ul\R/\RV: t\ book sa le is planned for Saturday anrl Sunday. F l'I>. 7 and 8, in lhP San C lc'ment e Com munil v Cluhhouse by t he Capistrano Hay 1-·nend!-. T>pnalion:. may be brou~ht t o lihrprics i n San Clemente. Dan:1 Point a nd San . Juan Cap1st.rano F i\l\1 J LV ~E RV I CF. AS- SOCIATION: HB Chapter has el eel c<I Mrs. f:dwnrct Stri<'klcr president. On her boar<'! ar<' the Mmes. J:ll'k raul Johnson, G. Earle Col<'<', M ~I Otis. Van Harrison. \' n Smith, Wall<'r Sapp and l\111.s 1':sthcr Funk . J\ lh<'atcr party :lt lht• Barn. is \el for 7. JO p. m " S11rtd\IY. F('h R. lo :O.<'\' "How the Olht•r llalf I ..O\'l"\. .. \./; / • .. lhrvugh the e l I'm enltn'Y grade!> Further inform ation ;.1boul lh1~ service or volunteer training 1:-. a v;i1l abll' PY l'alling the l-~amt ly Serv1C'e J\:-.socia tion MRS. NEWTSON Nuptials Recited -· Newtson -Hill Cost a Mesans Robin Apr.ii 11111 <i'nd .Mich ael Bria n Newtson e,.. changed nupl ial vows and [in Its m the Fairview Baptist Church. Costa Mesa Their parents arc l\trs. L~·da llill. Costa J\tesa : Robert Jlill. San ta Ana. <ind th<> Rudolph Newt.sons, Cos La Mesa. · Th e bride g raduated from Costa Mesa Jligh School and her hus band from. E s lanna. Thrv will lt vc in Mission ViC'JO. · ,. .... Durkin-Newton !\taking th e ir home i n J\nchor ag<.· will b e John Timoth.v Durkin and his bride. th<' former Roby~n ;\.lbe rta Newton who were m arril'd in lhc Arcata First Rupt1s\ Church Th<' bride. a rn1i9 l"ational Charily Lc<.1.1.!U<.· d ebut:mtc. is tht• daui.:hle r of Mrs. GC'Orgt• Edw;.1rd ;'l;cwton of Rulhoa Island a nd tlw late Mr Newton She is a grad ual<' of Corona dc•I M:.ir .Jfig h School and Oranf,!1: Coast College and was a memlwr of Coll<'S:<' T 1cktockcrs. The bridegroom. ~on of tlw n ('\'. ;md Mrs .. James Uu rkm of t::ureka, grnd~1 ated fr~m £un'k:J High School and alll'ncled tlw Coll<'gc of the Hl!dwoods uncl 1\uslln Peay Stal<' niH•rsity. Love-Cade Former Oro.111 gt'! Cousl Coll<·i::<' .,tuclt'nls. Sheldcnn J\ C.Hfr .111d Patrick Love wcrL• married in a' rlouble ring cer emnny in Calvary Chapel, Col.la J\l e~a . Thl' bride is a graduate nf llun- t angtcm B<'ach H igh School ancl ~er blu;band gradu<itcd from Corona dc l Mar l11gh Sthool. ThC'ir parents ;1rP Mr. a nd Mrs. l\lerlc Cade of llun1inh'1on fk;ich and Mrs. Natalia Holwson, Co:-.la Mi.'S:t. The• newh·wprj, will Ii''<' m Costa 'M es;r · Pattefson-Wiggenhorn Marrie d in L nguna !'\igucl wer(' Julia /\nn W1)!gmhorn a nd Michael W. Patterson. Th<'.V a rc the daughtC'r of tht• T . E . Wiggen horns of Balboa. J\1 rs . Sally Pallcr son. Glemtal{'. and M W. Patte r s on, Corona dcl Mar. Thl' bride is a gr adua lc of the l 'niversily of California. Sanla Barbara where she affilial<'d with Delta Gamma. Currcntlv she is doing gr aduate ~ork al th'e University of Southern California and teaching in San Gabr iel. :- The brideJ?r oom also gradunt. cd from UCSB where he major<'d in economics and affiliated \l ilh L~m bda C hi. t'ollo win J?. a honeymoon In ll:iwaii. tlw n e w I) Wl•ll"' ar1• uL home in PasMlcn:l \ t . Mail - .. , . • • Only for Rich? ", w1i-s .. Ry ERMA BOMBECK END Th~ hil-':h rost of l)Oital service is not only 1 ~ prompting some or Mic biggest users to seek cheaper means of delivering the ma1l, 1l's creat, of me who snuggled in his chinchilla ceat and ing a new status social class: letter writers. said, .. They're probably all at home making . Dy ring the last .10 years as l 've watched the • phone calls .. Oh, it's cheaper an~ faster to phone, pnce of a postag~ stamp more thali double. I've but nke I told my son, •r know tt's expensive to . s~ Jetter writing go from a lower middle dass write, but a couple of times a weeJc just pick up form or communication to a rich man's sport. the pen and Jet us hear from you.' You can't im· It was the 13-cent stamp that really tipped agine what our postage bill ls. The other week, be the scale and s eparated the haves from the have-wrote for 20 minutes." nots .. The other day as l pushed my way through "Butlcan 'timagine ... " the parking lot of luxury cars, I stepped inside "Don't you just love the post office now?" he the post office and came face to face with polo gushed. "Now t})at the rates have gone up, you players, philanthropists, heiresses and jet set-meet such a better class or people. Hello ters. Rocky!" he yelled to a man near the front of the • line. "Oh, you get a few in here who buy the THERE WASN'T one familiar face in the postc_.rds -you )mow, the climbers -but line. I casually m entiom.'<1 thjs to the man in front generally you meet your own kind here. SAOOLEll!IACK PLAZA l I Na.M A I U DJ; r.. h,.1~••• •o•• •f"N.••1ru'\ _ _ -'" !•!" ''WIHTERHA WK" IPGI Fluti~t To Play ' "It's not official yet, but I heatq the Nieman.- Marcus Christmas gift ~atalogue is coming out next year with a three-ounce letter sent from Juneau. Alaska. Wouldn't you Like to be able to afford that little baby?'" "AREN'T YOU exaggerating just a bit?" I said. "I mean the postal r ates can 'l mean that 2:15-4:00.5:50 7:JS.t:25 -At Pavilion much of a class distinction .. " · "Are you kidding?" he asked. "See that man at the counter? lie wrote letters and played ten- ni~ before it was fashionable . .,Not your nouyeau Jetter writer." CA first class stamp fell lo the floor and the man didn't even stoop to pick it up.> 1Ef'S DO IT AGAIN" (PGJ "DOC SAVAGE'' ; """°'"'"". •:tt-1.H Jean·Pierre Rampal, renowned flutist, wiU ap- pear in recital Saturday, Feb .. 14, at 8 :30 p.m . at the Doroth y Chandler Pavilion of the Music -"GRlllL"Y AD.AMS" CG) 2: I O.l :SS.5:45 7:JO-t:20 ' Center in Los An~les, accompanied by Robert Vey r o n.· L a c r o i x . harpsichord: The two French artists will play the comgle te flute sonatas of J .S. Bach. "Now.that's class," said my companion. At the window, the man in the chinchill a ordered 50 first class stamps, sent an insured parcel to Chicago and registered a letter to lowa. He whipped out his ch~kboo~ to await the bad news. · ~·Gosh.'' l said. ''How muc):l is all or that go· ing to cost?•' He gave mell withering look. ''If you have to ask, you cart't afford it.'" "8LACXBEARD'S GHOST" {G) .... JOURNEY BACX .TO OZ" (G) "ROMEO AND JULIET" Tickets are priced at $8, $7, "$6, $4 and $3 and 1'.re available now ·at the music cente r and all Mutual Agencies. COUl lllf.WY &t \ t• JtU•H ... T .. t.t.J.QI~ LJ::Irtt~ t'&}-IotyG'a~lL '."' Singers Sought UC I rvine's music department is seeking community s ingers to particip·ate in two performances or B~ethoven 's "Ninth Sym- phony'' scheduled March 5 and 7 on the UCI cam· pus. The orchestra and ~horus for the ~thoveo Symphony is 'comprised of students from UCI and high schools in Uie area. The concert will be conducted by Alv#!ro.C'assuto, director of the UCJ Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Symphony. One choral rehearsal per week will be direct· ed by Maurice Allard, conductor of the Universi· ty Chorus. Contact the UCI music department for further information and rehears al lime fl t 8.13·6615. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUIZLE Acnoss ,. J c11n1nn., d11Ch I FtH" /4 Souo hole ;> vegetable wds /fi Ulan city 7 As1at11::. /8 Legat lerm nomad 79 Poslers 1 t Footwear 8 I Center dish 15 Globe 83 Time un11 2 1. Come 85 Ou1 ot up 2 or;ici.ce wds f\f" E fPCtr~JI 22 Silo~ un11 bottom P. I Le11ur" 23 R1001•d ii8 St1n1'.1ng 24 Frankfurter 89 Intensify 25 Aoorove 9 1 Sl\unlo. 26 Ev1f '::l:l Have prel1• merry /27 Cl11•r s Llltm song • 35 M~scum 29 Poetu· 01sotay con1rac1ton qr Ta-.1>snu1 3G-8ehot<1 ''°' Fa1turr 3 1 Wager slang 33 EmplOVPd 100 S1nocr Oily 35 H1slonc 10 1 Prom .,,.. period 10:' R1tu.11 36 Temoe•ale 10.1 [••'Clrrn" 38 Bounder dl'lrct<>• 39 Soird 11 n In ~011 ........ 4 1 CM90 t 1P. Mor-,, I unit t l T1nv 42 011'.Vr It 1 Cl,,w 44 Sem,. _ 111 <:itnll"' 45·carrv 11.i 01 1n1·s11n 1 Jn uria .. 138 fr.t'il stanq 1 J 9 llah;in c:;r11ns 1 4 1 f'ru •I ~ecd 142 A1ten<1..-ig 1.:J Venltla\e 144 Au111en11caled 14 T Public vch1ctr 149 Coball symbol 1':>0 From when~ 15? Silkworm 1::, 3 F Olk fHr.ng 1')4 n.:ft110 WH f' I ~'-> T 1lli;O 15 7 Witnessed 158 Aw.1ru ol 15 Li!"'lr'lrd oropPrty DOWN I lt1VPS1tgated ; "'00i\Ofe PrrJnou11 t l••wpl ~ V/••stcrn • t 111• ,., Pr .o.-nt ; l' ·I" 8 H1ahway •1 [ n1trr amnunt • wds 94 Cathotoc 17 Tardy tr1t::una1 JS Against 9'!> Jar 40 lden1tlted 98 0 1 42 Sattny tne sn1nc sine 43 Stories 100 Grimy 45 General 103 Mat,.,culate lendency 105 Lalin 4 7 Up·lo·date soldier 48 Archetype 107 Stable 49 Tissue compartmenl 1ritut1es 106 Brag 5 1 E~perl pilot 110 Puooy s 53 F°-fencri cry lapestry -1.12 Alric:an 55 Brin!\ I 14 Mu'51ca1 56 Student s d•rcc11on light 116 mcasuret1 57 Seed 117 Lukewarm covering 119 Remarkable 58 Smokers 120 S11 nPed awkwardly fiO Fell over n 1 At:onor b3 Reckless 122 E1ern11v ocrson 124 Lace· nll Portent l !:> Occident edg• rf h 7 Co·ownf'r 1..nllar ~ 8 Ame11c.111 126 W,11t!'I '> qenerat gilt 70 RfJl•lbU1'111! 127 Allude 1ust1ce 120 Tesntv 7 3 ·Checked 1J 1 Cnanges ou1 places : ::> Vaulted 133 Telev1s1on )110 811\!0I St )IS 1111 "'' .... ,., .aot•I C. KOTT '11MO£MBU•G" (Ki IU.Y JlH.t:M UT~ l:J .. l:ll-1:4 .. 1:4'-t:H n~ Svnllo•er ~'9 ll~7 "'w"'"'. . IAQ IC"d:JO.O '1"£ REW OYE• TH£ CIM:lOO'S NEST" (R) 1:)t. "41 Ul,,,.,.....~l:t'-l:lt-1:4'-ltlll CINEMALAND 1414 ~o MJ1~01 • Aiu;,.,, 'l~ 160t ''" , •• ,lfiiC: "COtCE IN 60 SECONDS-" (PG) .. Sunday. FtbQ:L!ry 1. 1976 DAflYPtLOT ~\ For the firs t time s ince 1937, the Rockettes have ventured away from New York's Radio City Music Hall. T hey are appearing at 7 :30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m . Mondays through Thursdays until March 4 at Harrah's Ta ho<!. with choreography by Peter Gcnn~'o . They also a ppear o n weekends a long with headliners includin~ Bill Cosby (F eb. 6·8). Merle Haggard <Feb. 13-16). Neil Sedaka <Feb . .20-22 >. Charlie Rich CFcb. 27-29) and L iza Minelli (March 5-7). A TIME FOR BACH. TM Only Orgonbotion of Its kind in tM United States THE BACH ARIA GROUP Friday, February 20, 1976 8:00 p.m ... UCI Crawford Hall WILLIAM H. SCHEIDE. Director SAMUEL BARON. flule ROBERT BLOOM. oboe NORMAN FARROW, bass-barilone BERNARD GREENHOUSE. cello LORNA HA YWOOO. soprano LOIS MARCHALL. alto SETH MC COY. tenor CHARLES TREGER, violtn YEHUDI WYNER. piano "'In comparison with the cantatas. everylhing else that Bach has done appears as hardly more lhan a sopplemenl." Al.rt Schweitzer .. Music w1lhou£ eoual or any "ear parallel .. Washington Posl G.....-al Admission S4.00, $1.00: $2.00 ncans HOW: A.S.U.C.L loa Of&111141 IU·S54t, fftt ..._.•~er c-un. ~ t:oo e.a. to 4:l0 ,. ... ; It UCI Cnwfwd H ... lo11 Offke Ofl"S -11ow .._._ ,.. ,_ r r £•, N n.-.... For..,._. lulfou -tlw, ,... .. u• t1l41 IJl-6517. ,_.., 1Ms 1". 1, ..it. 1be nwsrerpiece of bi:arre lm·c tlk1t stunned Fronce. t}portra1iof /i;i e and submission to disorder the se nse.r. · A.~ A.llltli A11u11 RtllilJt ~ (X) lfO Ofol UNOI~ •-nto In Las Vegas The rollowiag shows art..schtduled for the commg week in Las Vegas .. CAESARS PAl.ACt: -Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gornie DUNES Cuslno de Paris '76 f'RONTIElt BobbieGentry LAS VEGAS HILTON -The F1Clh Dimension, Myron Cohen (ends 2/9); Liberace (starts 2/10) MGM GRAND -Mac Davis RIVIERA -Don Rickles. lhe Mills Brother:> SAHARA -Totie Fields, Leslie Uggams SANDSr-Robl'rl Goulet, Nipsey Russell TROPlit;ANA Folies ~rger~ UNION·PLAZA -"Norman, Is Thal You ?" MONDAY ·TALENT NIGHT AT THE ALLEY 9 PM·CLOSIMG .; &tt.rtainen Sicp Up at 8 pA ALL AM.A TEURS wacoME TO TRY OUT h ...... '"' .......... Wll le .... e4f«Aa,...,W..tl!t;; •"' Everyone Invited To See This Groat Array or Talent AcaoSS FIOM HEWf'OIT NI 675-1714 .. LU~ICY LADY'° CPGl "PEIL~ tlUIE" lfGJ "SHBlOClt HO&.MIS' SMAnB aaone· 1PG1 "SUNSHINE IOYS .. 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''"" • "'""' •1 .. .,,.,., .,,_ DOG OtlY illtlftOOH 119 mu IAYAIAI IOLUR fOIC( (II _, ___ ""'""' WINnlHAwt<""' "'us• sn"OID WIVES , ... WAlf _,, NfWIJn a&.ACICIWD'S GHOST 1t1 p) O\UI • JOUINIY UCIC TO 02 "' l!TMOlDt e MACl(MAN • •HIUI Lucrt WY fl'I UCI wmt THI DML"" tQMY.NOf'AMel ____ _.,." ..... WINTllHAWlt l"tl ..,..._...,. unuMOMAN""' -UoMf ICJLLll run ~ '"" . f'lltMIC'1f 111 ' • 88 DAIL V PILOT Sunday, Feb~U!I)' 1, 1978 . Fonda Finds Politics Don't Hurt Career I By VERNON SC01'r 'HOLLYWOOD <UPI) -Jane Fonda alood with costar George Segal by the side of a half. finished s.wimming pool -high above Beverly Hills in a new up- per middle class hous~g tract. It was the set of their new'mbv- ie, "Dick and Jane." · Although the picture is a com- edy', the moment was heavy. Setal, pla~ng he r husband, has just been fi red, ending the couple's secure lifestyle. Jane wore blue denims. knee· high leather boots and a sweater. Long brown hair fell s oftly around her face. DIRECTOR Ted Kotcheff spent more than an hour getting the scene on fil01 , reshooting it at least a dozen times. Jane was let- ter perfect in her lines and de- livery on every try. · She was all business when s he came into. the house for a mo- ment's respite while the c rew set up the next scene. ~h'e stirred up a hornet's nest wilh her p<)litical activities. • JANE'S STAND on Vietnam, her trip to Ha noi during ilho .. )\eight or the hostilities to broad- cast ror tho Vietnamese -com- munists and ·her attack on the veracity of American prisoners o f war won h e r s linging criticis m. threats on her life and an abusive press. ~ Today s he considers herselr vindicated by the peace which followed soon after "her visit to Hanoi. She feels her cause was just, her motives pure and the final outcome pr oved her right. "I don't think my political ac- tivities will a ffect my career al all," s h e said in her straighlforw ard, matter-of-fact manner. "There's no reason for me to think people won't come to see my pictures ·because of my personal beliefs and activities. Any part of the audience that stays away would be negligible. .. "/. NBC Plaiining Comedies, ipet:ials Eyefl By JOAN HANAUER NOC t>xccutiv••::. at u rcct>nl Los LOS ANGELES (\.JPJ) .NRG Angt>les new ~ hrtcftng for hopes to laugh its troubles away telev1s1on wrtters, ;,1,l1mtted that next fall with a big batch of nuw the 19?5 rull st'a~on was. to use half-hour comedies. NBC T Jlll l'vi:.Jon P r esident For spice. there will be vancty Hobert 1 llowarcJ's word, "dis - shows, and special offerings will appointanlo(" for NRC, <ind also range from "Llfe.,Goes to the for the other nl·tworks. Movies" as a three-hour one-shot ABC. "'hidi did b(.'ft1•r ~ to "The Life of Jesus" in six pctttively Uwn it has for yt'ar~ hour-long segments, to wind up probably wa:.n 't disappointed, on EasterSunday, 1977. avt'rag i• c HS , ""hat with The cast of "Jesus" include:. "fkoacon lltll '" lt•admg a :.cnes o{I L ~ u re n c e 0 Ii vi c r . Ra IP h new s how flop:.. undcJUbledl.y-was R1c~ards~n. Anne Banc roft. dis appoinli·<t For N BC. thL"'1 975 James ~aso~, Rpd .steige~ · new shows wt·n· downright dis ,.Peter 0 T~ol e, Christopht::r . as,trous And they :.i n · doiog Plummer ..... jam es ~.l Jone~. somcthm~ about 1t · Stacy Keaclt and many more British actor Robert Powell will John McM..ahon .. ~RC vice pre- portray Jesus. · sident for dl'v"'.lopn'tclll . an- Sure ly the res e m bl a nee nounced a four-point program for between "Life Goes to the Mov-the 1976·77 season ies" and the CBS three-hour wtn· Point one dealt with half hour ner oj this year, "That's Enter · comedies -he s aid NRChad "16 tainment!," is a coincidence. pilots in development now as compared to a dozen for the 1975 This was her first starring role in three years. Her most recent was "The Doll's House" in 1972 w,hicb followed her Academy Award-winning performance in "Klute'' back in 1970. "It's a credit to the American people that Nixon couldn't recreate in the 1970s what he did with McCarthyis m during the 1950s. The Nixon administration waged a campaign to neutralize my ecrective ness through th' media:" JAME FONDA IS BACK IN FILMS AT38 Her Spare Time Is Spent Campaigning 'l'HEN T~ERE 'S lhe dra~a season." He said there wiJI be in- about Amelia _Earhart .. starnng creased emphas is on variety. Susan Clark m the lttle role. shows with four in development, She's the actress who was a hjt in and re'wcr long fQrm or one-hour this season's "Babe,". th~ CBS pilots ··15 f'()r the coming dram.a on Babe Dadrikson season plu!'. a couple of spmoffs. • Zahanas. . . compared to :!2 lasl yt•ar ·· Wh at could be reall y exc1tmg 1s the series of two-hour drama's hy THE co ME o JES a're n ot rn,ajor Amerlcan playwrights ne<"essarily 1'1omest1,·:<.1lthough it that NBC will put on television. wo uld seem the long form She did a cameo role last year in "The Blue Bird'" in Russia with €1iza-belh Taylor, but sh~ doesn't really count that. Since winning her Oscar, Jane has become a cause celebrc. Always a-f'ebel-end eutspoke f\, ' . Jane is a brighT and articulate woman who is quick to ran into political polemics if given half a ehan~e; She-must-be st.eerecldefl· ly away from rhelorical ex- ercises. HAS SHE SEEN any indication that her activism has hurt her acting carcerl-, "To the conl!mry." she rcpficd. _::_aoth....'.Klu.t&:_ ang__:Thel Sh~t ViP.go: Dave Patience MONDAY,FEBRUARY2 BySYDNEYOMARR . ARIES (March 21-April 19): Your natural pioneering qualities surge forward. Take a ch'cince.on yourself. TAURUS (April 2Q-May 20): What you gain is result of c9operation from one who has your best interests at heart. · GEMINI (May 21-Jun.e 20): Diversify - dazzle with humor, wit, ability to utilize mate rial at hand. Emphas is on achievement. CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Check details in thorough manner. Prepare for long-range policy, project on solid base. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Be analytical. Refuse to be satisfied that something happened -:-insist on .digging and discoverin(t>why it oc· curred. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Lie low -wait and ~bserve. Som e persons. willing to take risks lJl your expense, urge you to go on -and on. LlBllA <Se pt. 23-0ct. 22): Study Vi rgo message; avoid snap decisions. Don't fall for proverbial sob story. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Lunar aspects point to extravagance, taking chances, lovers' quarrels. Know when to draw line. SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Don't al· ,tempt to change the world overnight. You have many loose ends to tie. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): .New ap: proach is necessary. especiaJly where close neighbors, r elatives are conce rned . Leo, Aquarius could figure promine~Uy. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Accent on values -personal and professional. Loyalty also is spotlighted -and there could be apparent con· met between duty and family. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): What starts as reprimand ends as accolade. You make come- back -cycle is high and you receive credit for efforts .. Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. t-There's nothing like a Di8~~yland ... / / ~ -:\~ Day. , t.,' • ' ' It's a lot of fun ... and lots of nice people. The People of America are a brand new \ Disney family ... created especially for our grand Bicentennial celebration .. "America on Parade:· They're . friendly anq colorful and bigger· thon·lif e to match our parade. They'll make you smile, no matter what your age. The People of Ameri ca ore just part of many happy encounters · .. on a Disneyland Doy . ..;. .. .. l'\.UST"ELLYSAVALAS "THE KILLER . ~:~~ FORCE" .,: .. ~ HUNTINGTON CINCM tUCtiOtKll,MI . .,..... .., ... ., Horses, Don't They?' have been released rece ntly in theaters and both of them did beautifully. "And I keep getting a lot of film offers. If I haven't worked much receotly it's by my own choice. If I ttad found a property ru~ed I would travelione it." Jane has formed her own pro- duction comp an y , Indochina Peace Campain n Films Inc. ()PC>. to produce three movies iA conjunction with major studios. She will produce and star in all of t hem . The first will be "Coming Home," about a wounded Viet- nam Wa r Veteran. The second is "A Hou se Divided ," a n American Revolutionary War film in which she will costar with father Henry·Fonda and brother Peter. The third· is untitled.• In addition to he r pro- 'essional activities • .lane· is a tireless, rabid campaign worker for her politician husband, Tom ,Hayden, who hopes to capture the Californ ia Democratic senatorial nomination. unhors ing Sen. John Tunney. with Lord Olivier as creati.ve and playlets are., • 'artistic director, as wel"I a~actor Included in the comedy lineup -if the mood and part 'lnke his are "The Ru re<iu. · · which fancyandifhis ~ealthpermits. Mc Mahon ca ll e d ··a n in - An ~~ note 1s ~hat Granacla vcstigaltvc bure au of the govern-'f':l~v-lSWA~ ~P~filt~nt_ment..'' with · i,iair oL allents Bnllsh producing firm, w1lf f1l!1' overseen by their boss, Henry_ the to-be-announced dramas in G \'b s 0 n 0 f 1 a t~; I a m e n t e d Engla nd , even cf.hough the "Lau~h-in .. ,,,} playwrights ~ill be the likes of ··over'-and·our· 1s a World War E';lg~ne O'Neill and Tennes!>~e ll ·comedy with a feminine slant, Williams. and "Roxie .. will be something of ~pecials .are. grand fo.r pre-a departure a half-hour com- stage, to fall an hol~s m the edy about a young girl hreakin~ schedule and oc.c_as1onally lo into s how bus iness, with her s ing-~lobber the oppos1t1on by stac~· ing and dancing wntten into the mg a blockbuster against his script. • cops and car chas~ we.ekly bore. "Ace" will be ~ericanized But the 1bottom lane ts regular version of tns pcct"'1J Clouseau, sche~ an~ ~BC has made the farc ic ~ French detective some Cliinges m its development played to such perfection -and approach. box offi ce receipts m the two DEVELOPMENT 1n ··Pink Panther" movies . No television talk, means th~l in word on casting. but 1f NBC can't dependent producing firms put find ~heir own Clouseau, how together possible new shows. and about Tony Randall '! tbe networks choose from amon~ There also wi ll be "Sni p.~· these for their new season. If dc~cnbi;d as."the a~~ntu.rcsor.4' large rtum-e r are developed hairdr<'sst>r who opl'htcs out of few are chosen. llyanni~port Sean· ~onn~1u .. i1Hcnaui Gain A • IG("'"us. LAlrlll&OYAHll t •"9TtHfAIMIN(. AOVt NfVA[ ntrr1r l')f" Jj.,. YEAR ~ TtH 8($1 RICHARD BENJAMINE. l'lUS e1u. COW'f 111e man Wllo would Se KJng .:.o~~.@.q~}~V.~ ...... } •OOSl l t O ·U•• BEST SUPPORTINO ACTOR BEST PICTURE-COMEDY edwards BRISTOL CINEMA 111u0\ ., ...... e-.1ntv1 soo.1u• 3 DAYS OF THE CONDOR ROBERT REDfOAO FAYE DUNAWAY - .... I.IT'S N n lllHI HARBO TWIN-, l'f••to• •f wa\.OM CO\h """• , ••. osn u •.Ji..-. BEFORE THE WEST EVER SAW THE AMERICAN COWBOY -WllrtEIWAWI< HAD llEMOME A BLACl<fOOT LEGEND ( -CINlMA WEST -) ••t '\"f.,.•H\Uf af C.0\01~'-f\f ,-1\lMIH (lN•(I 4•1·40J , ?' u~ OIOfA A0$S MA.HOC/&NV .,.l ltff MA llll'ft'1'0HV ~..-- PLUS "NO WAY our r e~~.~~ .RP~. ~.'.N!~~A J ,..,W,011 ll4CH U l·t no -CINCMAWlST wt \fNtM\f ..... u·.o.afH'-'t\t WBT .. 11< CIMIU HJ U'I • • •, \ SUnday. February 1. 1978 DAILY PILOT {' f ·Brn~s .Outlast USC, 68-62; Shfi~e Lead LOS ANGELES CA r > Mar ques Johnson grabOOd a key de· fensive r ebound under the Southern cavroroia basket with 1 :2~0~turdo~ and 12th-ran. tA hung on io beat t11e 'frO 2, pushlng the Bruins 1nlo t h ree-a y lie fbr ' the Paciflll&baske ball lead. ·Wiurucr.A leading 62-GO. tht> 6-foot-61/z J ohnson pulle<.1 down the rebound after a missed :.hot by USC's Greg White which could have tie d the gam e . Ga' rn Smith's basket and free throw!'\ , . by Andre M cCarter and Richard Washington' gave the Bruins their fil'al six-point advantage. ll was UCLA's 95th con- secutive ho JTi e ~ourt v~ "longest stre1;1k ln. t~ • : gave the 'Srµins a.~c 8 ('c.rd. the s :tme. d <1rWo't . ond sixth-ranked Was binglOo. UCLA is-15~3 in alf games. . Mccarter and Johnson each scored 17 points to lead the Bruins in the nationa lly televised ~ame. Guard Marv Salford had 24 points including six early in the second half wb1~h brought ~e Trojans within five polnts after they appeared dead in the. first half. Johnson, deer, st ,..dnv a43·28 · ng like a rein· second half with hat gave UC LA hen brought use k wi 7-fool jump shot. . wed with a. ~yinli Sarrord tilt two long-.st\ots. • with 16:11 left, USC trailed' y ~ 43-38. Three limes the Trojans closed lo within two points. bul. UCLA r esp o nde d eac h time a'nd Johnson's t wis t iog baok shot with 2; 17 lef( gave the Bruins a 62-58 edge. Wbite hjt two fref' throws to narrow tfte gap and whenmU LA pass went awry, use h e balJ a nd a chance to tie. }) bit.e's baseline jumper missed nd J~on gobbled up the rebound. UCLA 6 oach ene Bartow chose unlxpect~(lly to start G foo t -10 fr es b~an David GreenwQod at center and h<' Hartman . Will Be ~-J:~-~in the South Coast \Mi;~~~ UP( Telepllolo USC'S STEVE MALOVI C (42) TRIES TO TAKE THE BALL AWAY FROM WILBER OLINDE. Irwin Shakes Off -Flu, • '* • • Grabs -Hawaii Golf Lead HONOLULL' l t\P1 "I was happy to see the wind com(• up ... Hale Irwin said. '"There \\ere too · many guys up there loo hu::h We had lo have somcthin~. a little wind, to make it interesting.·· The g us t y. whipping trade winds came up fol-lo wing· rnorning shower!. as I rwin"~ playing his back 01nc Saturday tn . the third rounn of the $230,000 Hawaiia n Open Coif Tourna· ment. Ther e was a massive 1am of players a t th<' top when th1' winds started, anrt lrwtn \\US ·there alo ne w h en .the rounll fini she<I. He fa shione d a scrambly, hard-won. six-under-par 66 and establis hed a one-shot lead over hot-putting Bob Murphy with a On T\I Toda" Channel 1 at 2 54-holc total or 201. a distant 15 unde'r par on the wet. soft and sogf!y W aialae Country Club course Ru t it was a fight. a struggle. for Irwin. a three-time winner las t year who is r apidly moving Knox to Eagles? Philadelphia Owner in LA P 111 L A D E L I' 111 i\ I 1\ P 1 Owner Leonard 'l'llM' ~incl J.:l'IWr,11 lnanaiter Jim Murra'.\ o{ the Philadelphia F.agle!'t Mt 1wr1• Saturda y C'n rnulc·'-~·o-.. .... 1.o!S Angeles. appan•ntly :-t1ll .... 111 search of a m·w h1·ad <·n~tch for the National Fnothall 1.ca~uc club. Tose a nd 1\111 rr.1~ nrnwd 111 Los An~cles lt·ss than :H li<>ur:- a fl e r th c i r 111 l l' n · i e w \\' 11 h Harvard coach .IOl' Hestir They mad<' no p11bhl' :11111111111 cement of Saturday's tn p. hut 111 formed sources sa1<l tht• t wo might be 1 n Lt• r vi l' w 111 i.: l.11-. Angele s Rams c·oal·h Chutk Knox, n native of Pt•nns'.\ I\ ar11a 1l was reportt><l earlier t hi.It Knox's cont raC't t'Xprrrc1 1111" month and that Ill' was S('l!k1ng ;r better deal with the Ram" Tose and M u rrav ml'l with Reslic Friday. but "none of thr parties involvl·d lrns commc1\lt•d on the interview. The Eagles have been t ryin~ to fill the vacant head coaching s lot s ince Mike McC'ormad. ''a!> firNI in December. at the close or the senson Knox. who JOtned the Rams in 1973. has led his te am to Nationa l· Conference titles 1n all th!\e years. compiling a 33-9 r ecord. During his tenure. the Ra ms havt' j?one 2-3 in playoff games. having lost in the fi rst round in 197:1 and in the d ivisi()h cbam· pionship the P.:ls l two seasons. lldore joining Los Angeles, Knox was offensive line coach of thl• Detroit Lions for six years and an assis tant coach for the New York J ets for lO years. Th<• 44 ·year -o.ld coach 1s a nat1\'C of Sewickley, Pa .. aod at- tended Juniata Collc~c in llunt- in~on. Pa .. where he was CO· captain and a three-year let· • terman as an offensive lineman. After gr adua tioo in 1954, Knox !'p<'nt one season as assis tant coach at his a lma mater before goin g into Pennsylvania prep coaching for four years. He was line coach at Tyrone High for one season and head coach ror three years at Elwood City High. into the front rank of the game's perfoTmers . He a nd a ll his fa mily have heavy colds. He's sniffling and coughing and gulping medica- tion. ''We've been working pretty hard just trying to get healthy, .. he said. "Luckily, we're under the care or two very good doc- tors. But we1ve a)} been down and out all week. 'Tm just glad I was able to play a good back nine." He played that side in 32, four under par, a nd moved to the lead a lone with birdies on three of Cour · holes a l one stretch. Murphy composed a 67 -in· eluding a birdie on the final hole after the n ational t elevision cameras had cut away -and was alone in second just one shot back al 202. Laguna Beach resident Alan Tapie shot a 68 for a thre~·round total of 208. Lee Trevino a nd /\mold Palmer were well back. six and seven s trokes. respectively. despit& m atching 69s tn the third round. Third-round l~ecler\ on I~ 1'l0,000 Haw""•" Ol>tf> QOlllourn• ,,,.,. 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His surprising announcement that he wjll no longer coach the Saddlebac k College Gauchos leaves a gaping hole. and although he wiJI be succeeded, I'm not al all certain he will be replaced. Hartman did the unbelievab# wher ever he coached, turning foSeT tnto winners. \-was particularly amazing the way he \fu1~ WASH OLEHNWH ITE ~a.J!le into the South Coast area an<i put' together his program at Saddleback College. That region's high schools had suffered through mostly losing seasons with only tidbits of t alent appearing here and there, now and then. . Yet he immediately got the ball rolling at Saddleback, took what little he had to recrtiit from and molded a school with a fool· ball foue to be respected. His first losing season was the only one be would e naure in eight years as Gauchos boss - and that could be forgiven when you realize he had only freshmen witli whom to work. At that the Gauchos were 4·5. Over those years his teams reflected what Hartman was able to instill: Solid fundamen- tals and a winning tradition .. Afte r : that first losing' cam paign, Hartman r ebounded and guided t~e Gauchos to the slate championship game for s mall schools. On a cool, foggy night m Mar ysville. his team lost the state title duel to heavily favored Yuba College, 24-19. That season was one of his standout efforts . However. I fe lt the most s pa rkHng perfor m ance a Sad- dleback eleven turned in came in a losin g cause in 1972. Sad· dleback. with a handful of stu· dents; 'by comparison. fa ced the l arge schools· mighty Pasadena in the second round or s tate playoffs. · Pasade n a was about as heavily favored as was Ohio State in its Rose Bowl duel with ~uc LA a "'month :Igo today. Yet the Gauchos played tough and nearly pulled out what would have been a 'Classic upset. taking a 7·3loss Hartman 's teams picked up five conference championships or co-titles and they averaged 24 . l points per· game in eight :)'Cars_ His success at Saddleback seemed . to carry over into lhe South Coas t area high school ranks as most of t hose schools" now have respectable programs His influence a nd hard work will be keenly missed. U.S. Defeate d Jim Hindmars h s cor ed 12 points on pena lty ki c;ks afld set up a four-point try on a long run Saturday afternoon ·to spark the Austr.alian national rugby team to a 24-12 victory over the United States All-stars·at Anaheim's La Palma Park. Kip Oxman's four kicks pro- vi.ded a ll the scoring for the Unit· -. edSlates.be fore a cr owdofS.500 Ford Sparks Davis Past_ Irvine , . Former M arin:i Hi~h standout' Mark Ford scored 22 point"d teammate M ark Olson hit n s parking UC Davt.<; to an s; 72 collette basketba II v11·tory over UC Irvine . at Crawford ll:i ll Saturday n ight The loss scnously cl:un pcns UCI's hopes for a .. post·~N1son NCAA playoff berth. The victory ran Davis' season record loll 6. UCI is now 9-8. Ford . 6-S 1un1or forward guard. hit six field goals and was Hf or 12 from the ~harity stripe. And Olson. the far Western Con· ference'i most valuable player last season, canned 10 field goals Met five free throws. The Aggies. sizzling most of the night". rolled to a 37·31 halftime lead over the Anteaters and UC I couldn't get any closer in the second hair. Oovis converted 22 of 2S free throw attempts as 43 fouls were called in the game-26 against UCI. The Aggies h it 52 pe r - cent of their shots. Nate Jon es ~and Steve Cleveland sparkle~ for the An· t eaters . Jones, a senior from Barstow, led UCI with 18 points while Cleveland, UCJ's leadin1t s corer, hit 16. Jeff Rutter also was in double figures for Irvine with 10. UCI returns to action Friduy niRhl. hosting the University of San Diego. Saturda y night Biota Cotlege of La Mirada invades Crawforcl Halt. UCOa•lt (Ml Tho-• F<lrd McWl- 8.tlltJV °'""" SIOM 1>er1n1 Toi el\ I• II pl IP I J l S • 10 ' n , ' 0 • • 0 • 11 10 • ) 1S l 1 ) I 1 0 0 • JI '1 II 8• 1711 UC lrvl!W • '' 11 t i IP Buller ' ? • ro (le .. l•nd ~ & l I~ 0.VI\ J 0 I ~ l'U1rnoni\ l 0 J 6 H•I• I 0 1 f Jtn-lns 1 1 ~ ' JoM\ I 1 1 I~ Tlv~n•n I J J I YOUflQO' I J I ) IN•hM I 0 1 1 TPl.th 19 JS >& 11 played well to help UCLA tak~ a cornro aTlding lead 11\ the first hoft McCar\er scor ed 13 oC lus points before intermission as the Bruinis took a 41·28 halftime lead. UCLA led by 16. 33·17, with fi ve minutes rem aining before t~e · TrOJilns closed t he gap. The sewor guarct hit au of his six shots, from t11e floor in the first half Greenwood ~tarted io pJace or Ralph Drollmger . the 7-134 senior who has played inconsistently in M any tbe las t f ew UCLA s:u m C'!> Greenwood respone(.' In th~ first l3 minutus . lie \.\OUOCI Ul! with 13 points . Southern Cal dropped to 0·5 in the conference The TroJ:ins are noW:-11· 7 and.h? ye lost six !>tra1ghL g1m ~.· '. IJ~> -"i.'linll; a Trow1>ro~ 11. Malo••<~. S.ff0fd't.,,J6'1\f~l. Poncr t 8cri<1 s, INul•~'"""*' . , UCLA (U I W6\htnq1on I) JOM\un 11. GrHn-I I, To.,n\t'f\CI 4 McC<lrffr ti !.11~111• H•llllmf! UClA •I USC 11 Total lo.ii' VSC 0 UCLA IS T.Chft>C•l IOUI\ IJSCJ'.o.t<ll Boyn, U\.:L" <o.K" 8•rlow A 12,•'1 • r, Players, ·Aides . .. Praise Hartman By CRAIG SllF.FF program at Saddle back and from Ot 11\e D~lly Pilot SIMI b · d George Ha rtman's resignation my personal o servat1on an Thursday night as Saddleback comme nts J 've heard. Sad - Colle"c's athletic director and dleback feels it proba bly cannot " ext.en'd the funds t o have a firs t football coach came as a surprise to manv of Dis close friends. as· rate program ... said Sam Chicas. sociateS...r1tnd former a nd current the boosters club president playe rs ~ "The young men from the high Ha rt man · s announcement schools in the Saddleback district ca ine during Saddleback's will not have the value of one of awards dinner honoring the foot-the finest coaches I've tever 6an 1eam . 1 letter of-resigna· known ." s aid Chicas, an assis- tion will be submitted to the col-t ant supennfenOenf wlth-ttre- lege's trustees at the Feb. 9 meet-Capis tra no Unified School Dis· ing. A search· for a repla.cement trict. will not begin until after that "In the form ative years Sad- meeting. according to a college dleback had a lot of bad publici· snokes man. ty. Hartman's football program lfartman was out of town and and t~e total athletic progra m unavail abl e for comment. was.1~st .. about the only good although . he did leave a brief pubh.cily · . statement with his office. Chicas ~as .the ~nnc1pal. at Jn part it read, "The l ion S•anna lllgh m 1958 .and.htred to stop coaching and to .up . Haft.ma n as the football coach. the responsibility for the ctiG.JIThe two were al~o l?gcther at program was not made quickt:>41'" San Clei:nent,e lltgh. in 1966-68; nor easily. And Chicas two :;on!;, Ton:> ''I've "give n this ste p more (1968) and P_at ~ 1974-751, ~layed thought than I care to remember· for H~rtman at Saddleback. Over the past two years it has Chicas h ad_ been .told _by become increasingly difficult to Hartman two d_a ys befo1e l~e an- keep alive the type of qu~ pro-no1;1ncement that he was goin_g to gram 1 feel our players i>~ and quit, thus . was not s urprised want. And one we can take to the Thursd ay night. community with pride," read the But others were • statement. Basically what it all boiled down tow as t he board of trustees and Hartman just didn't see eye to eye on certain financial mat- ters. "George wants ~ ficst class HULST QUALIFIES FOR WORLD MEET BELMONT. Calif.-Laguna Beach lligh's Eric Hulst finished seventh in the U.S. trials for the worl d cr oss country c ham· pionships. here. Saturday, clock· ing a time or 38 minutes, 15 se conds over the 7.45 -m ile course. Hulst, in finishing in the top eight. earned a trip to the world meet Feb. 24 in Wales. ·The winner was Gar-Sr Tuttle in 37 : 23. Oth~rs in the lop eighlin· eluded : 2. Dave Babiracki , 37:29; 3. Don Kardong. 37:34 : 4. Glenn Herold, 37 : 41 : 5. Tony San· doval. 37 :46 ; 6. Steve F1anagan/ 37:57: 8. Chuc k Sm ead, 38:20. Sa~pended Ball Jay Roelan, )lartman·s No. assis tant, was s hocked. "I was thoroughly shocked by the announce m ent. But I know George has been down tho last couple of years. He's l)Ot going to sae-riUce his principalsJn ccrt,ain things M-believes in. "George wants to have a quali· ty program and it's not going to be continued, so he felt it was time to bow out. l 've respected and admired. the m an for manv years we've wo.rked together. R 's Saddlebac k 's loss, it really is. He'll b e a tough man to replace," said Roel an. F o rmer Saddleback AIJ - American defensive back Rudy Holmes was not totally surprised at the a nnounceme nt: '· l knew h e w as gelling frustrated." s aid Holmes Crom his residence 1n ·Des Moines, Iowa where he is taking dasses at Drake University. "George did a lot for me. 1 d idn't play footba ll in high See Hartman, PagcC2 Ul'I Ttlte"-'O Otto Moor e (lefl ) of the N"ew Orleans Jazz a ppears to have the ball suspe nded over his fingertips in a n NBA game with Atlanta Saturday njght. Atlanta 's John Drew and New Orleans E . C. Coleman also fight for the r e bound. New Orleans won 108.95. • .,- .. • I' .1 C2 OAJL V PILOT Sunday. f ebcuary 1 .1978 Sports i11, Brief • . I • 164-point ·Loss rep Five LAKE CHARLES, La "We knew it was"go1ng to he bad," l a m ented co ach Kirb y Bruchhaus after his South Came ron Tarpons were d c- \'astated by defending AA cha mp WO. Boston, 198-34, in a high school basket bull gime · "Every time the lake athot those big boys wo just tip it 1n ." said nruchhaus. whos e tallest player stands 5· 10. D a vid Lawre nce . a 6 7 fo~ward, f!la~ed 65 points for the winners 1n the game Frid<:t y night. Boston led 44·0 al the quarter and 97-9 al the half. ·• AnyW'a y. they didn't gel 200." • said Bruchha us. K ing• Ro•p, 7.3 lN,GLEWOOD \ Defenscman Ab DeMarco·s seconfl goal of the night ignited a four·goal Los Angeles explosion as the Kings shelled Montreal 7-3 Saturday 'night to snap the Canadiens' 42· T9sdal Third ·In Dµtch Mee t A M E-R-5--F-<:1 0 R 'f ~ '.F-h-e Netherla nds -Dan a Point's feggy Tosdal tied for third in the women's lOQl)>ullerfly as the United States dominated the second day o( an 18-nation swim· ming meet Saturday. Tosdal had a time of 1:05.31 in tying Jose Darnen of The Netherlands. Deena Deardruff was the winner in l :04.54, followed by Marina Jank of East Germany in 1: 05.18. .. 011\er tvenli. , Men'i too fr'9 -t Mike Bruner cu s I Sl •1. 1 Oo"9 Northw• v cu S. I SJ a., 3. Jol\n Murpny fU Ii.I So4 01, men·~ •OO lrtt-t. Orun('r, •.OI to. men'\ 100 fly I Broan Orln~lty IEn9land) $1•8. 7 Robin BaOhau• CU. S I S8.U : men·~ 700 bit<~ 1. GMV Abranom 1En91ane112. to.•s. 1 ~111 Artley CU S I 1 t I tO; mtn'l 100 bru~t t Alq•r Kudl1 CUSSIU 2'21 SJ, 2. Vladln11r Otmont1h CUSSAI 2:71.St. w omen'\ •00 trtt t AMtlle'!> Man fTh<' 'Nt \Mrlandil • 16.26, l Yol...U.. AQ9tnbilch•(fh~ Nethtrland• I 4 7• SI, J, K611V Powell CU.S. I •·n.•s; women'\ 700 o"tk-1. Ulrl~e Alchttr <E•\I ~rmanv I 1 " 1. 100 bruit t. Kar1;1 l lnl<e IEa\I (.er many I 1 J' H , 100 tr•t En•tti Brn~ltha I The NclhcrtanO\ I ~ /0 game consecutive victory streak on the West Coast. The Kings were the last team to defeat Montreal on the Wci.t Coast , 6-3. on Feb. 6, 1971. It was the first West Coast~loss ever for Montreal Couch Scotty Howman. The seconc.l-place Kings, who still ~rail tffe lcague·l('udin1~ Canadiens by 21 points in Nornsc. ~ivision, erupted for three goals in a 57-second span or the second period to s hock the Canadiens and goaltender Ken Dryden, the NHL:s leading goalie. • Huskies Top WSIJ S EATTLE -Was hington center J a m es Edwards scored 19 points lo lead the sixth-ranked Huskies.to a 75·66 Pacific·8 Con· ference bas ketball victory. over the Washington State University Cougars Sa\urday. Steve Puidokas. topped WSU with 20 points but got little sup~ port as the Hus kies effectively shut off WSU's No. I ~corer . Ron Davis. S J32,J .J6 Payoff · TlJ UANA -A 34-year·old al torney collected $132,146 Satur· ay-ai--eatient~Taee-trttck-for-a $24 wager he had placed Jln. 18, a Caliente spokesman said: • Ian L. Meikle, from Kamloops, B.C .. Can .. had placed the wager in the 5·10 Caliente handicapping contest while vis iting Tijuana earlier this month, bul bad lefl the track before learning be had won the payoff, a record for the track. PappcuWin• KANSAS CITY -George _pap· pas captured the fourth title of •his career when he won the $8.000 first prize Saturday o n the Professional Bowlers' Associa· tion tournament circuit. ._,The Charlotte, N.C., pro sur- • ~ throug h four opponents for his victory, defeating top-seeded Earl Anthony. 223-219 in the title match. HARTMAN ... Continued Fr om Page Cl _ school. but I became an All· American al Saddleback, played a t Drake and with the pros < Atlanla Falcons, Southern California Sun). Obviously George was very instrumental in helping me." Holmes s pent the past football season helping coach the Gaucho defensive backs and s pecialty teams. He's been at Drake t.he past month. ''It's amazin1i what j;eorgc gets out of his f'ootl;tall players. lie doesn't have g&d football schools to draw from. He's a very emotional co<:1ch and very dis· ciplined. Uis teams h ave a positive attitude and they know they can win. A lot of that came from George and a lot Crom his assistants, too " /\nothcr former J*iyl'r, Jim Poettgen, was also surprised. TV Sports 1 t a . m ~ C 4 > ; II t'G 11 SCHOOL BASK ET BALL. • 12 i30 p .m . 12 l NBA BAS K ETBALL -The Washington Bullets face the Golden Stale Warriors at O a kland. (7) SUPERSTARS -The third men's qu a lify i n~ r ound , taped at Rotondo. 1-'la. 2p.m. (7) -GOLF-Vinal round play in the $230,000 Haw aiia n Open from Honolulu's Waialac Country Cl uh. • . 4 p.m . (7l -WIOF.WORl.D Ot' SPORTS -:r hc second heat in the international race of chnmpions. Also. the U.S.- USSR boxing m atchl'<;. t;,iped in Moscow and tin upd:lll' on the winter Olympirs tO :;l O p .m . (ll } COLLEGE BASKETBALL T he USC Trojans •met the l 'CLA Bruins Saturday Qight. Taped. "l was a ball boy for Sad- dleback whe n I was a fres hman in high school. I roomed with the players in bun"ks al El Toro Marine Base, so I got to know George pretty well. ''He's just one great man. rm just lucky to know him. "He had a role to pla)C on the rootoall field. and that was to form unity. And he did it. He was the disciplinarian . He would alwa~s get one person to pick on and use him ... a guy who could take it. And that guy was always a better football player because of it.1' Poettgen. who earned All · Ametican honors as a defensive back al Saddleback. intercepted 12 passes for Cal Poly <Pomona> last season and w as named to the Lillie All-Coast team as a junior Two current Saddleback slu· dents who played for Hartman the p as t two season s. also praised the Gauchos coach. (\\ark Dobis. a linebacke~ runnjng back, said : "He's been almost a father image on the football field. He's an emotional coach. If he yells at you, you know he cares. When he stops yellin g. it's all over. He's just a great guy." Mark Maurer. a tight end, said the announcement by Hartman wasn't a surprise, but the time il came was. "He made the announcement at the end of the banquet and there was complete silence when he did it. Then we gave him a standing ovation. Some of the women had tears and J think a lot of the guys were close to it. I know I was . "But l expected him to leave the year before. He likes to run a first class program a-nd hl' wasn't able to do that. .. 1 never respected a man more. But he wasn't totally wrapped up in football. He's a re al human guy and that was evidenced off the field. Ile mad<> me a more d1sc1pl.med person and it'll be a value lo me wherever I go.·· Prep Crtreials Top Cage-Tilts .. Set This Week Costa Mesa. Edison. llunt ington Beach and a bundle of South Coas t League teams have a chance to tie some knots in their quest for circuit and CIFplayoffs glory this week as crucials loom in every direction for high school bas ketball teams alonl! the Orange Coast area. Here·s a capsul-e look at the hot races : c eni 11ry ·uag• Costa Mesa High's Mustangs • have won four in a row and are within striking distance of un· beaten Corona del Mar. Wednes· day the ~~sans host unpredicta· ble~l Modena. then Villa Park's Spa ans. a team which knocked off. esa earlier, invades Friday. The Sea. Kings of Corona del Mar, 19-0 for the season and No. l in Orange County and No. 2 in CIF 4-A. circles. clash at Tustin and host Santa Ana. a couple ol quintets out or playoff contention. Estancia , 1-oser of three straight. will try to regain its winning ways with home encoun. ters against Magnolia and. El Modena. ~outlt Coast League Three round( of hostility await South Coast League teams with et.ion-stated-:J:.uesday,,._ Eriday and Saturday. And circuitleader Mission Viejo is on the spot-each night as the Diablos (6-2) travel to El Toro (5·3) Tuesday, to Laguna Beach Friday and University Saturday. a shot al running away with the crown earlier, but back·lO·ba one-polnt losses lo Laguna·Bolifi' and Unive rsity has kepl th1:. clrcuil extremely competitiv.e . E•plre L eague llunt in glon Beac h lligh'i; Oilers had It C'asy the past week . but this week's menu offers suf. fer competition as Orange and Cypress await - ·Fi(st it's Orange Tuesda y night in the Panthers' gym where 0(;lJlge is extra tough ... but a big- ger game Tuesday is Cypress at Katella. Then Cypress. which shares the league lead with Hunt· ington Beach and Katella going into this week 's acti3n, all with 7·1 marks, visits Huntington . Cypress handed Huntington Beach its only loss in league l51·46> and is r anked No. 7 in Orange County with a 13-4 re· cord~two notches behind the Oilers and their 15-4 mark and No. 5 Orange County·rating. S unset League Edison lligh's Chargers have ' WOr\ four in a row a nd can put a solid grip on second place Wed· nesday at Loara. <i team one game behind the Chargers. Friday, however. the Chargers must uw ade .Marina where lb Vikes, now 18·3 on the year, await with a nine.game winning streak providing they get past Westminster Wednesday. Saddleback _..._._ • ------1:..:11-..-.... .... ow..a University (4·4) and Laguna Beach (4·4) clash at Laguna Tuesday in another crucial. 0.lty ...... ,_...illy lllcMN K .... lar HVC'S MIKE BOGDANOV GETS OFF A JUMPER. Connors Faces Borg In Finals PHILADELPHIA -:Persistent Jimmy Connors dropped the fir~ set Saturday night but rallied to put a way boy hood pal Dick Stockton, 3-6. 7·5, 6-3, 6-2 and ad- vance to today's final of the 115,00 U.S. Pro tennis indoor tourna· ment. Connors meets Sweden's Bjorn Borg. who swept into the cham- pionship round Saturday after· noon with a powerful 6-2, 6-2, 6-2 victory over HollanCf's Tom Ok· ker. Jn doubles P.lay. Corona del Mar's ..Rod Laver tearped with Dennis Ralston lo defeat Stan Smith and San Clemente's Bob I..iutz. 7·6, 6·4. Laver and Ralston .won a 7-4 tie breaker to take the first set. Metret,e li A d vQnt!e• C LEVEL.AND _..:Al ex .Metreveli of Russia and.Haroon Rahim of ,Pakistan moved into today's finals in the Sl5,000 Na- tional Teonis Fou11dation touma· ment with straight-set victories Saturday night. v- Metre\'cli knocked off Charlie Owens. 7·6. 6·2, aft<'r Rahim upset Colin Dibley of Australia, 6-2. ~-4. Goologong Wi n • The Diablos appeared to have .... ... . -, . ::r • CHiC AGO -Third-;eedeo Evonne Gootagon~ of Australic.1 won the singles title in the $75,000 women's pror<'~sional te 1'nis tournament Saturday by defeat· ing top·seedecl Virginia Wade of England. 3·6. 6·3, 6-2 before a ('rowd of9.876 'JEFF FRAZER (LEFT), BOB PATAPOFF BATTLE FOR ·BALL. Conq11;_er~r~. Roll, 55-40 Ry LAtfRf:NF.KF.YS Ot ti•• D•1t1 Piiot St.>fl Th<' Jluntingt9n alley Chris- lrn n High Conqut•rors. paced by senior Mike Hogclanov, troun<'cd the Ambas s ador Christia n Royals of Downey, 55·40. i n /\cademy League basketball ac- tion Saturday night al Southern California Colle~e The Conquerors, now 5·0 in league play. s hot a sizzling 58 · percent 10 the first haJf. and never looked back. Using a 1-3·1 zone defense. Huntingt o n Va lle y kept the Royals scra mhlin~ and caused numerous turnovers with its ag gressive play. In the torrid first quarter. the 6-3 Bogdanov poured in four of seven shots from the field. most- ly comer jumpers. for 53 percent. He had 26 points for the night. And Huntin g t on Valle y forward Beb Snyder hit.four or five for a hot 80 percent shootin~ average in the first period. The Conqoerors were not able to penetrate the Royals defens<' to get inside, but that was not necessary as they shot well from the outside. Action slacked oCC in the second and third quarters. but Bogdanov brought fhe cr6wd to its feet with a OO·footer as the buzzer sounded ending the third period. Breezes; OCC Falls Saddleback College remajned alive in the Mission Conference basketball picture with an easv 82·74 vic t ory OHr v isiting Southwestern College Saturday nigh\ at Mission Viejo High T he win kept the Gauchos two games behind fr9nt·runnin12 Riverside CC. The loss was Southwesteon's first in six con- ference games. .;,• In another JC game. invading Orange Coast fell to Gr6ssmonl. 65-48 in South Coast Conference play. Saddleback was led by forward Dennis Smith who hit 31 points . connecting on 13 of 21 from the field and five of' six from thl' charity stripe. As a team the Gauchos sizzled from the field. canning 32 or 52 at- tempts for 62 percent. Saddleback led from the sta r!' and built a big lead. The Gauchos were ahead. 50·35 at the half. Randy Carlisle had 10 assists for Saddleback while Mike Bokos ky led t he Gauchos in re· boundin~ with 14 . Meanwhile al El Cajon. Orange Coast was in the ~ame for the first few minutes of the second half before the Griffins went on a tear. OCC 's P irates, lrailin~ 31-27 at· the intermission. lied the rount. at 39. Then Grossmont guard Ruben Ray went lo work. His out· side s hooting helped the Griffins to a subst<1nlaa l lead and the' breezed thl' rest of the way. Ra;· finished with 22 pointc; for gamc- honors. Freshman J!Uard Dave Taylor was OCC 's lone player in twin fiJtures with 14. OCC fini~hed with a shoolinj! percentage of 35 for the game while Grossmon(hit 52 percent. The loss was the Pirates· fourth strai~ht in South Coai;t piny. Both Grossmonl ~ind OCC huve 2·4 circuit records. SouOtwt\ttrn (741 lq ti pt IP Mltrton l 0 ~ Ii Mii~• J 1 1 " VMn<Pll J 1 7 A W•lker S 8 • t8 Stallworth ~ 1 3 14 8"t,..... J 0 1 ~ M iii\ ~ 0 ) A ,.,..,,., , 0 1 • l i""""'<I I 0 0 I TOIAI\ lO ,. ,, ,. 1111 SlddttblCll Cad l\I• LO"'Clat~ oav Smith 0 O~O\k'f MU\l(k ZOQQ lot••• lq ti pf Ip , 3 • ' • , ol ti! ~ s ~ a 13 \ 1 JI I 1 • t~ t o n ' 0 I 7 1 J7 IR 17 A1 H••tlom• SodOleb<IH ~ J\ ora .... CoHI Ult l'I tt pt IP ' 0 1 , ) 0 t • 1 1 J I W•l\I\ Jer•n•o Lloy T.a,lor Brol\l'I 8'1ktr A•"""r Tott " 0 • 1 • l " II 0 7 J I 't l 0 • • 70 • 1'1 )I <UI Groumont 1," p( Ip <,.;ft"" l 6 1 17 Jot1111 1 1 s • DobOt 101 7 Ao 110 377 E N@-tt ~ o 1 10 ll Nfo-11 I 0 0 1 Bu tor I • I " Hottman 7 O • • Humo!ltt'f 0 I 0 I Tolall ,. IS I& ~s MellClmt: Gninmont.J1.n --. " Seattle May Get A.L Team in '77 With a comfortable 45·28 lead • going into the fourth period, Hun- tington Valley seemed well in charge of the game. but the Hoyals were far from throwing in the towel. Ambassador came charging back, no doubt feeling the loss of leading scorer J eff Taylor who was sidelined with an injury, but the Royal& could not get closer than 11 points . Calendar lUHcllY ~tb. ll 89'ketbtll-Hunt1no1on Bea<h at Ort~. Ml\· \ion Viejo 1t Et Toro, Uni"*'~'' at LAciuna 8'oac "· Sen Cttmt nl• •t O•n&~tll\ l•ll •t II, 8!\hCCI A""11 •C M&ttr ~· 17 JOI, South'"' CA11to1nl• Collll~ ~t Ci t Stitt (Oomlnouu tHll\I 8 NEW YORK (AP) -American League baseball owners resolved Saturday to put a team In Seattle In 1977 if thr~ conditions are met. One of th conditions was the dropping M a $32.5 nrtllion- law suit. Th e tond it1ons wcce an· nounced by Aml'ncan League president L<'e Mac Phai I in the _presence of Lester Smilh. the representative of..a group wa nt· ing lo put baseball back in Seat lie. the city whose one.year fling with the game r esulted in the law' ~uit. MacPhail said the other two conditions were that a Seattle franchise go to Smllh and his group which includes five other men including show business personality Danny Kaye, and that a satisfactory lease agree- ment he worked out. The announcement came in the early evening aboµt f!even hours after a meeting or the Americon League owners was convened an a midtown hotel. "We have passed a resolution opproving lo expand to lliil 13th rlub under certain conditr&ns ... said MacPhail. The conditions were then read in the prcscn<'e of Smith. who. in answer to a question of whethe r the ronditions could be met. said: "That's why I came lo New York.·· · TM other members of Smith's Seattle group, besides Kaye, wer <> idl'ntifi<'d as W a ltcr ~hoenfeld . Stevl'n Golub .. Jim Wabh and J im Stilwell. All are Seattle busi- nessmen except Kaye. The Seattll' question turned in- to a sore for haseball when the 1!16!> Pilots bec ame> the 1970 Milwaukee Brewers. After tho mov& the legal battle quickl y followed. MacPhail. questioned ;ibout other expansion plans. said only the Seattle question had been dis· cussed.·. • A Seatite franchise would give the AL ~ teams and would lead to scheduling problems since one team would always be idle: A solution to the problem would be 13 teams in carh or the AL anti the National League and In Lef1eague play. L-- * OulwCIO Bannett '°""'on Smith Amtiasia.., (tel ft II .. I• s 0 0 10 \ 0 • tO $ ~ 3 tO S 0 0 tO TotAI\ 10 O 1 tO * * • CUI HVC f9 ft .. '~ 809dllfl0• u 0 t ,. P1t1C>Oll 1 1 • • Sn.cler • t I • S.ckh•nd ) O t • ffattf I t 1 l st-clllf\tr) 0 0 • O.ullad 0 I 1 t Total• H S ti H '<e« llY 0..Nn A-\IOCIOt Hijnt"'OIOll \lttloy 8 17 I tlAO 71 I II 10 \I ~ctttr -l1toun,, 8,.arh ;"tt Coron~ df'l M.1r, Sr'n Cllment• at Miu Ion Vl•lo lbOth •I l .JOt, E•t•nn <t at Garotn C.rovt CJ ISi, Mllronn' •t Ne"'oo't • M&rbor (2• JOI, Founlntn V&llty 41 W<>•tmlMtor m Wft\ltlt19-CorOM O~I Mt' At fu\ton, LOMA di Marine Ct>otll •I II, W• ..... IMtH Al Nt woofl Mlrbo< 161. Edhon al FouMl l" Vtllo'f C6 JOI. S.tn ,. An& ., Co••• MM•, (\IM>(•A "' Meonoll•, Gol.,.nwuut El C.am·~ ltll•t I 101 G1rl\ l>a\lo•lt>tll UC Irvine •I Cal POIV Pomon• l•I Wtll11Hfl1 0 't• 41 8H~tlbtll-Corono <It• MM •I fu\ltn E l _.,. •t CO•'• 111•\A, M•onotl• •• E•t•n<••· t!dl\Oll •t LO•,. Fo .... t.in Vl llty .. W<o\ttfll, LO• Alamlto• •I N•w(lort Horl!O•. M•nne et Wlt•tmln\lt• t•ll Al ~I, S•nt~ Mo<>•f" "' c:;.oldM Wl>\t, >t<'O"l).te •At San RorM•dlno <bot II At 11 • - Pitchirg No. 1 Strength :I . For Goldeii West Nine. Golden Wes t College bas~bnll .tea m i-have usually had soh d hitting over the years a nd h ave had lo rely on 1l m ost of the time l o w in games. B u t t h ere's a new look to coactl Fred Hoover·~ Hustlers thit1 1>eason "Our p itcHing will be our m a in s trength lh1s season," says H oover ··w e've been playin g very good d efen se. but o ur hitting 1s qucstiona· b leat this s t age." Leading the pitchin' contingent is Doug Moll. a rig h t -h a nder wt\O fash ion e d a 7 3 record last ~r while hein~ name d to th P All Southero Cal team. Righ t -handers Scott Bori e <2 ·2 >. Ti m Rich a rds (4 -4 >. and .Mor gon A hbo tl r e turn <£lon g with l efty R o n Meridith. R ichards is o n e . of the leading h itter !' for the Rus tlers. lie batted .281 last season a nd earned <Hunting t o n Beact)l will all-circuit h o no r s : be Ill second a nd M i k e Richards will also be Selw ood ( ~<i ason) will u sed as a d esign ated hit· play third. terandatfirstbase. Selwood broke a n Abbott has bee n the ankle two weeks before biggest s urpris e, SflYS the Rus tlers began then· H oovfr . "I compare him season a year ago, thus with ~at E spinoza. Ab· 1 s a fr esh m an in bolt will be our No. t r e -e ligjbibty . liefe~· says Hoove r . Ab· Fresh men fi g ure to bolt did n o t ·p itch at a ll man the out field spots. last s e ason a n d was used Vince Bie n e k C Fountain s paringly as :rn infielder. V a lley) will b e in left, The infield is set with Jerry Velas quez (Lo~ s ho rtstop J ohn Leone t h e Amigos l 111 center a n d only r e lurn i ng l et-Larr y Kuba cki terman Leon~ le d the <W estmins ter > in rig ht. • t e am i n h i tti n g las t Other top pla,Yer s for season w tt h ~ .338 the Rustler s inc l ude ave rage. 'sophomore outfie lder T o m Johnso.n who S h a w n Guinn, freshman played at Orange' Coast in f i e l d e r S l e v e two season s ago, will d o Bernhardt <Costa taesa } the cat c hing. Fres h man and f~eshman catcher· Ed Vignaroli Cll unt· outfie ld e r SC'o tt ington Be ach > will back D esrosiers (Edison ). him up. Gol den W est open s Jack Up ton , a play Saturday, hos ting freshman from Fountain LA V a lley. Valley will play firs t c..tctenW••ta•:•NllScfte<lu•• base. Dou~ Mansolino s.u Feo. 1-LA v.uu . '""'~· noon FeD. 11·U-Ca\ev Sten9et lournev. Hoop Results · For Coast Area N>mt (Flr\I roundopPOflent (.at Poly (Pomo,_. I JV, 2 301 TJ*\., FeD 11-.1 Or•nge CN \I S.1 .. Fe&. 21-S.nl• An•, r-orne, noon • Tws . FeD U~t C:.Ol~n Wo t F'rt., ~D. 21 S•ddlet>atk, llOfT'f Sit .. Feb. 11_.t S<lnte Ana. noon. Set.. Mal th~ "' Cvores,•. I TuH . March • Rio Honoo', I hOme. I ""tor \larsftfl · IN .. r 0.110 1 CU) S.rvlte Tim PubOdy 'UI F (8) Wilt .._rtnell 011 I" U I McConllOI\ Tllu", M•rch ti-al S•nta 'MOntc1•. S.J..Hotrc!Lll-' LA HUDor'. I Tues., Marcll r6 LACC'. home Thu~. M.,c,, 11-<YI>"" •• "°,.,,., Sat • Marcll ~·' RIO HondO'. I. lllf'S., Marcll 23-S•nta Monie•'. Sunday. Febru•i 1 1976 DAILY PILOT Alamitos Racing R4'srilts Fer ,.,11 .... .., Clffr, Track,..,, PlllU lllACE HO Y••O• l vc•r Ol~& 11p Clo1ml11g. PYr\e '"00 NOSaoSonq\ ICre'"" Papa lndl• COrevcr 1 Niie Tratfl IB•OOl\>I Time -11 ll 110 >-0 )10 •OO •40 r 20 Aho ran Ro"~' ro M• _,_ Roc,et, Moonr1110, R•IHtl Lt11wtd Him. TrOPI< Jot. Jo Burro•. T.,ry (;In Scr•lchtd Pun•en lhreol ltY Stral\Qer, Bl•tk Cyn. l>h•clv (•erett ., EllACTA IQ.Ho S.f ~' 6 I Pa .. llHliil, P•lcl \11.M. SECOND llACE UOy•rd• J1tar old~ Ctalm1ng. Pur•e\1100 RowJo'fAu\• (~II ~O 340 2.00 ~•Qlt Dancer IDr•yer I I 00 • 00 Dtep s.11 "I 3.00 11.<i' •t><> u n Id ~f\d MMtn Giant, OM More Doi, 1<1< O Rockt1, Ll'I T19reu, Suntorl, Funny Fe..11"• Scr•ICl'ted Super Surch<lrgo, Gee f./lanGo THlllO ll•CE -110 r••O~ l ye•r olcls& uo. Clelm1ng. Pwr\e UIOO Earley Cl\•rge IH•rtl I 20 Sil"911lne'\ Je1 ICl•[ISS.) Mr Mar\ Bar IRlcherdsl Tlme -•S U s 00 ).60 T.llO 4 60 J 60 AtlO r•n -Alterthoughl, >tool Papa, Fl<kle N' Brll)ht, Sunn Rock F'eller'\ Prl.,. Scratc,,..d Snanv Rocky, Mon· ~Ila, St•llord Repp FOUllTl4 RACE S••Y<1rd• ..ly•4• old\ & 11p. St.trt•r allowance Purse Sl40ll l..acrtrna O& Cl•&btr (Adelr l S.00 Fleet's Dupe IKniQllll Chelntd Rock el IWird) Time 212• JIO 74/J ~ 80 J.Xl 2 60 Also r•n -Lvnn Cee, Ea>v 0..,.11, Mosl Royal, SllC!rm No scralthts FIFTH llACE -lSO yuds 4 year olds & 11p. Claiming. Purse \8000. -M£_QMJ ant;1 Anitf! Race Results ,., 1-11 .. r••v Cle•rA f~t 1'111$l' llACI I I; i. mil•> t n 4r old) & up. Ci.lmlng PurH \7000 l..agu CH-•rdl 7) 00 Mo•hl Ctose 1011v.,.,, 1 Gr•lleO IH••IO I Time I '44 S • ilO \110 UO HO • "° Also ran Prollcltnt. Melr•)110 Suna.c l(n19ht, ~urDroo~. GOIOe'I Trio U \S Pt-<:tietl. Amerlc<tf\Hero. No ..c:raltht \ S5GONO RACI a tu1 IOl\Q> l \e~r Old ...... 1oen colts ., 9e1111nO' ,..,,.,.. \'IOOO Prince C.rd tllewley\ o •0 00 JOO ,. 70 ,, '° ttO t i Po'111Que\ IO•OI I Fty1ng K•n•u ICOP-eOto•I Ttmt' I 10 Al>O ron 0.-lle Jun< t1on Fon 1•'111< Richard, Outet WMrlOf, F'ou•lh Esl•I•, Prine< Pre< •OU• SMnOut.r Tiie l(Hd Hlm\•11. Prine• Ot !..Iron. PrOQre-. RvPO•I S<ratclled S•r<t1C•O. M6MI~ \ l Ob•"· ROf"'Wo, Ktn11•0 Daily Otulll•, 7·Ut" & ll·Prln<t t.ard, ,.1c1 $12.20, TH;RlfRACE 1> 1urlon9\ F1lhts & mare•. 4 yeor Old\ & up, Cl~•mlnQ. Purse\.000 MoCUimGo (Pineo Jr I • 40 1 Ill 7 70 ~vii 0.d II (Mawleyl 3 «I ? 60 S..UnSu114tlt \Aragon) l .40 Time I It AIM> ran M\. Bolo 0~. ~r Rom.i, B•llet Pl .. \ure Sc:r•tchod -Windy'\ wonder F()URfH RACE -I I 16 m.IH 3 y .. r old "'4td•n lill•~S. Pur.e SI0,000. G<ty-n tSlloema•er I 23 •O • llO I 00 Green lnOl•n (Plt>cev Jr I 3 90 l 70 Ro Cllthu (Toro I • 40 Tlnw-1 4'•1> .• Also ran F'l~tl Fool, Tlldl's Tiie Mil,,,.., 5'w>wem Right, Red Sonnrt, Bid 8ol4ty, lull• Ro•O, Ooul>i• A>· Uni Wo scratehe. Fl FTH llACE ~,..mite. J.,.., etc! cotts & oetdlng> &reo 1n CAllt. Al· l<IWa•>ee>. Pur~r Purse \ 11,000, F1rit Re1urn IGontalezl 8 60 • 70 Gol My Buck (Sh04!mak•r I 9 20 ArounoW•Go IValdl\ll 300 s 40 •.00 ,,_ l,)t4 s AhO ,. ... -My\11' Matl<'-1. /lllOn tno•n, O•ndy C•rffr, Tiil~ ti,,.., T'-eoqlfn, F l•et Bll,kl'fl•k-', NO\(r•lt he\ U t!uct•. J.P'lnt R•tvr• A lo.Get MW ... <k, ,..1. tl•t.SO. SIXTH RAClll Abo11lt lh lurl01111~ °" lurf 4 Y•., Otds ~ llP Ci.MlllH .,. IO'N•n<n PurM1 lll,000. R•\9Hl9h IH•.,ltyl Wlllm•r IP1cr<•I Ben)of(l•um IMen•l T•ITW 1 ll2f~ Atso ran -Sir Juon, Mtra1u1 Mon, S.wlooth NO\tr•ICllO SEVENTH llACE One mlle ' year old~ a. uo Ctain'llng. Puf\n )1 .. 000 ,.,,,.,.,. CPlnuy Jr l •.60 l.40 7..MI . Hou\"Ol Lord\ ISm1tl\l 17.40 S 00 A.0Calo Boy IVl>ld\'Zl ),00 Ttme I Ul1S Also ra11 A-Round ... ,,,,_,,,_ E'•ll•Olllm. H•rd Al It, PllOt ~·· Trl90..>1ro " A B C Litt rel & l H, 1..-•«. Jr. owMOtntry NoscrultM\ \,$ Cu~~. t.Maltn & >-"-M Of 1..0rcls, pal .. UU.M , • EIOHTH RACE -M/16 mil(.\. Flllle\ &. m•'"" • vur olds &.~ .Wt>· dkap Pur\f U0,000 •-· ~t.t Marl• H""d1dp. Gay Style !Pier<•) l .llO •.60 1.80 Ra1M1 Your Skirt> (MtnaJ SAO a..i T1m<1 !Alvarez I ,2.fO T 1""' -1.41 2/S Aho ran -Sister Fleet, l»htl•, Sota Bat>y, CW• First Oelloht, Prtn- et" Paputtt. th•rger'i St•r. No •<•~lehn. NINTH RACE -1°1/16 mlt.,.,. • ve•• olds & up. Claiming. Pur.~ m.ooo Cosmtt Spy 11 ISklnnwl 21.20 12.10 uo l .IO 6,40 ,4 ¥J Tuxeoo (Toro) 1(1ngW•~o tP1ncay Jr.) Time -1 4J l/S~ .Al~ ran -Mr. Miiier. J1tterv. • Eta. Happy Viking, F•h. New .A1tbha1, MYstlul Man, Mac w w.lt'f. Scratd""d -Sil•t'r Star, I("°"' NO Bound•, Recron•tlon, MO')l•r. Autocracy, 15 Eucla, •·CHmlc S,y II & ID- Tu11110, p;>icl\tl.1.MI, ---· --1- r-orne. Thurs., March ls-I.A HerDor', ,.."' 10 c m Syme, c;.y1an (12) G 112) Montll!O SophoMore E.ii111 (10I Utl Los AlamltM HORST RITTER BIDS FOR TITLE TODAY. ICaroor•l s ?O 7 60 7.10 Ariel Pus (Ntcoelemus) loo 7.10 Rack On Man 16r0Qk\) 2.llO nme -11 ... Also ran -Andy Go, Lu~i.·~ Top """"· Bar 0.er It 'Anita Entries Steele (4) G !131 Ma~l~I PoltOtlt m F 1231 eow111 home. No scr•tct.es MO scoring subs: Dallon •. Terry Puboelyl, , , • Halftl"'9: Servltt, 31·7• Endotregulallon; S•·S9. HIMt. .. Kii (17 l 091 Saclclle~• JoflnM>n ( 1' I F 131 BlbO Wllllams 1101 F (1) S.to Bcwll,,,.n ti.l C (.,Harris Kanem.,u CUI G c.>Cole Guile 021 G 1111 Hoo\ler EdlllOll scoring sub~: Garrity I, SnwrU Tue\ .. March 30-;it u.cc·. Tues,.Aprll•_,.t Cypre.s• • Aprll 1·._,,I Fullerton tourn.trMnt •prll t S· 11-•I Hancock 1ourn.t· "'91\t, TuH .. Aprll 10-Rlo Hondo", nome. Tllun., April n-.1 S.nl• Monoed", S.1,.Aprll 2•-.t LA H.irDor", I. Tut'l., Aprll 17-(.ACC'. home. Thur~ .. Aprll 1'-Cypreu ',home. S"1.,-y 1_..,l RloHond0', 1. Laguna Niguel SIXTH llACE ..:. lSO v•rds. l Y~•r For Today A·Mr Angus (Grant) olft. Cl•1mlng. Pu~• $l600. CIH r .. FHI .,..,,. ... Bia.er (Pierce) JOI Don V Diiiy O.wbla 0.. Isl ., Jftd R;oc.. Bold Bouchard (LOl>et ) (Hartl . 1.00 4,20 l.60 U Euctas.., SHI 7111 & ttll R.l<H Sign ITorol ~v......iiGlll U<nlgtttl 11.20 7.60 FIRST RAC E -Ont mlltt. Fiiiies Got>eeJudQed IOllvaroU Ill 118 Ill .... 118 11• 111 111 111 81111 It II F CSI HIAr Halltlmt: 3444. Four FMy Prince CWcl<hl • ~ & mares, 4 yNr olds ., up Claiming. Alp!ly Boy (Alvarnl Steinhaus (tO) C (I\) Archlbe<I~ 0>n1,.res (231 G <tl OUcey O'Al~~ro (6) G (01 Simon HB S<.orl~•ub>. "1!>Toles12,Coooc· cl.na 2, l •ylor 2, Mt1el\ell a. Amyl, Diiion 4, c.semont 2. C.."1ta Mes• 041 Utl ~IWlaAu Wllll4ms m F IOI Oougl~ Falke 1181 F II) O.vti.on Cr 11>1>\ l•I C 111 V•n l.tnt a.i .... (161 G i&I Guov• Wllll"911am Ill C. (1tl Brown TUH. -Y 4~nta Monica•, homo. Tl\ur'S.,-y6-t..A Har0or·1nome. S.t., May 1-t LACC", nom. • Tlme-11.• P~rse '1000. Cta tm•n9 Prtt• TruoOtimes (H-ardl AIM> ran ~ MQ,,,,. Escap-. Der· '8000-UOOO. St. Luke• Couples Clut>. Gas Energy (Sftoem•• e•I rick, Mobiles LUClt, l(ip\y Bttghl, E,,,..aldMe-W (r.J(lnner l ~ 171 Lucky Trader IPlncay J r l l(imdk ky, F.,. Ran Dancer E•rly Appointment IC:.Orhiltt) 111 A·W. R. H•wn o-ed etrtry, ~-at<Md R -• FIFTH llACE -6tur~''l'N' -.r -u"'"ngHot ~vajoMlu<c.ts~ocs> "" otds &. UC>. Clai~9. Purse 0 000. U E1tACTA•JetDMa ··~ OlflllHoNV IC.OIMlgelol 114 Cla im ing price '\20,000·Sl6,000. Finals Today Halftlnw: HB.O ·IS. SMC1e-11te l'4I U•I U-. CM~orlnqw~· O"Neal6, Ro<hlrdson 4. Mlly 10· I 1-Confer•11ee playofh (first half v\. w cond hall w11111e<I. H orst 'Ri tte r oC Pasad e na f a ces J o hn H ille brand o f Palos Verdes in the featured men 's 35 s ingles finals today ·at 11 a .m . in t:he a n nual sen ior w inter o pen .. e nnis to"'bm a m e nt at L aguna Niguel Tennis S.ard CS) F 121 Fr1er Fr•nk (II F 171 McManus Hellll>Qe (n) C Ct•I G<'ffftOUOI> Mllehell 1111 G I•) Brother!.,., Re<klnoer 141 G I Ill Ander-SC scorl11g sub Forrnter 9 LB scoring sub> Strombotnt' 11, Bty.,,U. EdlMNI (U ) , .. , LO$ Alamitos Sc.tw-r C6) F C 131 Beoa1 d AOoM «•I • 'F .,, Cau••tY ~"""" !14) C llTl BroerV'nd' G,.ham (U G l•I Htnll Tutton (91 G 1131 K•ub Edison S<OrlnQ \UbM Hy<ler I, Ompll4tll 2, Judd I. Nacleou •· Hallllme: Lo' Al, S>-ll, t:t-111 1411 IO l CdM YO<'lr 141 F It 11 Ro11nr• Kemp (ti F It I) Fl.tm\Ofl ICen..(I) C 110) E~\llo SNplro ISi G <OI O.•ls Oonc:llev (12> G (13) Ne.son mlfll,.,e. CdM, 2'·70 r U11lvt1nlty Ul) (U ) Et Toro -161 F . <81Slm~ -'"ThorN\ (IS). F CS! Hot"""' -AX11n. Ul C U I Slre.-.m Vostey !10) c. ( 111 Ctor911 Fol•y It! G (t l Olar!"' Scoril\11 subs· un1ver\llY-Mltchell 10, Hatagen 3, Buo •. ~•telano I El Toro-Pe1ra11a2, Treto•, Ch.1~1•2. Hat"lme: Unlvers•l'f, 30·16 Ne-rt Harllor c .. 1 Ufl Mfnna 8raclllurne Ill F ltll TorrH Keys 161 F <OI Bn.te <leron1m1 IU) c 181 Woll~_ Mfuay c111 G !IBIG<bl>s Ttrnmon• l•I G fSl Haw\1111 NH HOrtng subs Slevcov~ •.Drown 10. College, Prep __ Swffi! Summaries UI Poly (POITIOn•) Relay\ lMm ptbelnq I. Pe~rdl""; ? 'S•n Olf'qo SI •It. l C'11 Sl•l1t llfOrthrl~); 4. UC tr vine ITT ~01· lttQOHOMl)ttMll UC tr.Int S<O<lnq· 501~-2. Flguflroa 11 9 IOOb;o(k ·1. F10LH'rOA, SS 1 •OO C>re1"t rttlt1Y ... • -~cnl~r. 81!<"'. Bordon ana Btl~r. • Xl 7 800 fr•e rtl•v Quinn, 8owrrwf\. ..,,llpol •nd OOMlchon,i . 71 o l,tlO free-I. Phtl!>OI, , •• ~,, frTWl~I rtoeord) •OO m~dl~'f rrlay • WIV'Alnn, ll<'•'"· .Antley And FtQut•O~.) ., I 100 fr~• rt-t•v-1. r aqu•'r01t, Whe•ton, Oonald\on .'tnd Qu1t"t\, ll,. s. IOO Ind. ,,,.d. rPMv • -. F'lo-oe. a.cur &M (lorllen, a 3'.S. 400 lrn r•••Y-4 Ft9ut10•. Qulm, Mwtatonand bon•ldsdll. UCI'\ ,, •• , mUl\-Frldn .... • Clirt,_,1 di UCI, 3 pm.; S..IU"d•v ~i.. Cel Stale ILO I """ NQrthrl<l<)t> "I Newport HubOr H19h, 1 C> r•\. 'VMISITY EITOfOUOl lllSlCHl•Mow '200 Mcdl.,V R~l~y--1 (O'll•t Me\<I 1, Co\le Mewl. (I Toro, Tt<n. I U I 100 Frtt I Monrne ICI 2 0 M•tlMe IEl).LV\ln<t ICI. T1mt t H &. 100 IM-1 O.•tnbl'<kl tet 1. TVHI" fEll Sm.th IE.I r.me 7 13 l ~ .,,,,.,: I Mork w'"'"'"'" ICI 1 Mall Whllmor~ ICI J Schullt CC' ''"'" no Otv)nQ I Sl~wMI IC I ' P!ouhon ICI J C11nt1 ICI l'I 00 100 fly I 0.m""c~· !Cl, LY""" I() J. T M.'•Sh~lllE I Time ~~ 0 100 l'rf'f' I. Mark WhtlmO•~ ICl 1 'Sclluclo!'< IEI l 01\•n ICI T11no HO 100 Frtt l Monr~ ICI, W11~ <El ltlel l . Onl•n !Cl. Time SOS 1 100 b1ck I. Cctr1'4>n IC 11 R<KS ICI 3 lllC'•IWU9h CE I. Ttmo I 06 L 100 Br"•" I Wil\Oll IE) 1 ~ti (Cl 3. ~II WMmore ICI. Tl"'"" I II 4 f9lJ Free Rtltr -1. CO'll8 Mew2 El Torol CoSlaMcw . n,... 3 l}• JUNIOll VA1151TV El hrt IOI C'I Cn\A M•"-ytortell. FllOSH·SOPH llTe,.. Ull llMIC••taMtw 100 ~""' Relay I CM 7 CM Tl-7;01.• 100 FHe '· FroH fCl 1 8•brrm<1n11 l(l J Burl\SI~ ICI Tl,,... 1 I• t 100 IM I. WrlOhl IC:) 2 RoO"" ICt ). Adl•r (El l ime• 1 ll I ~O Fr.. 1 Chrt\tlt ICI 7 W•lttfl•ld ICI J G•ehen'I CCI T 1'"" ,. . 100 Fly-I Bloe~burn ICI 1 P Mt"Mll IE I l D•rto\I~ CCI. T ''""' I 111 ' 100 l'rH t Turley ICI 1 C11ri\I~ ICll Fro\\ !Cl TllM s• • 100 B~c k I Pu\otl !Cl 1 91M\llu'" IC.I J Po11l.on CCI Tllnt I 00 T 1W Oru•I 1 011 tCI 1 O.t1Mm ICI ) SCJOr>•Ql~JCI Tl-I 19 ~ oOO Frff Rel•y-1 CM 1 CT J CM Tl-•Of 0 H•lltlme: CM, 34·20, Es~cl• Otl (1') T11st1 .. l(eup 191 F (61 a.rctev Maddock <m F . m Atin.v Prlc...C121 C f WW.rt Butfty itl G (6) Gol<bby Weltace C1l G 10) H•ll E\t•nela Koring sub.: Hiiton 2. Ja· qwt'\ J. Y-ml t, ~n 2: Mt--' 1 MIY 10-n-SOutt.ern Cat Pl•votti.. M.IY 17-tt-&tate ptayolf• All ~mes o.g111 al 2;30, unlt'Ss othe.wiw 1...icated. 'Otnotes Southern Cal Conference ~-. Area GiMs C lub. .. H•lllime: Es~le,2$-11. Honored R i1tte r , who o n ce ~"a.-,(46) IOI IN,,_ ..!..t sumv.., 121 "' 1121 Halton playcu for the German s-• u1 F 11•> Neu.on Thr ee m e mbe r s o f the National t eam and later Boyd 1111 c 141 TIH•I ta d U S C . led Dan·•• 1121 G cu1~<1Nm c h a m pion ship Edison s rre a t • topp F•~"::r~~~sub:~esn. <21Ron High S c h ool C h a r gers . How a rd. ~e o f Cano~a Mar1...,scorlngsu&:Nl••-1. g irls fie ld hocke y t eam Par ~ in S a t urday s H•1t11me:1Nr1na,20-1t. w e re named t.o the All· sc:m1fina l s , 6·3 , 6-3. u1 .... 0 111m ....,A••-Bea c h Cities League Hillebrand d own ed Pete r o.v1\ 110 F m.i,c• t eam this week . • Berwick of San ta Ana, ~~=r~,~~11 ~ 12'"(~ Included o n the squad s-3• 7·5• ~:~~~~, g ~!~ ~1= fro m Ed~on w ere S h e rri Play begins a t 9 this Edl$0n scorl"g s11b\: &owen 1, ·Drevick, R aed ean Rona m or n i n g · wit h l h e Meo-t•o•. Hirst•. LotlliMI s,c;om.z a n d S h elly Cribb in. wom e n 's 30 sin gles 1·~~f~;Edison,J1-11 Four o~he r schools c h a m pion s h i p . Men's n l aced two p layer s on a nd w ome n 's double s u 9....a cm (ltl s.-c-" LIO'IO"lm F t111o 'Ha11or.,, t h e s quad \nduding and m ixed d oubles play '!l.(10erson m F m Parke.-New port H arbor (Marji will be h e ld in the after· O'C-1 (0) c (121 OunJvin F · d p K Fr1tie 1•1 G 10Mullk>an rt ay, am n ox): noon . Sm•th co1 G <21"-"" Estanc ia (Sally Van sENIOitTENNtsTouR"·~ENT LB uorlnQ subs: Bit< on I, 81nlev '· H C I O ) H t ~ Haven2.Choen2. Om , a r O eO ; Un · AtUgvnaNlqu•I SC S<<>ri"9 subs: Horvatll •• ,.,,. i n g t o n Be a c h (J ulie ~··°"")• ,",::,:·~sJRo~nsuHll\·•1A~•nc1 dtrW>n l. Mlttl..,11 t, Wal•er t, WN .. G p tl M 't ) ~" • ' . .,,. ~· " •~v 1,Rountrte4 • f OSS, 8 Y Ori a ; (Pato\ VetdU) Gel J im N~l\Oll H•llllme:SC,)t.H, a n d Foun tain V a lley CSherm•n Oa,sl 6·l T 6, Pot~· ("ary J ackson, Nancy Berw1e~ 1san1a Anal dt• Sia OPIQAoo CfM f75) (41) •1....,.. m IR~clO Beach I o 7. 1·~. Howard 11'11 (tOl F Ill Young O g inoJ. ue IC.tn0<1a p,,,,, def Diii Fr""" sr.omn 1m F m M inson The 12th membe r of CC<K•• Me-..1 1.s. •·1, Hor~ R·""r N•qle 115' c 112) !Qlde[fNll C PHaoen4 l del G•ry Johnson Gu1Y1en w <> 1•> forot< t h e l e a m w a s CTu<.11n1•?,6·7 "'<1t~\Oi..._ G.---UlJ.J_gt>_tl W l · t ' 'Cindee -n·, 40 s1nqto-Ron L•Y•l\Cl"itnn C:dM \COr lng sub\: Gilroy), es m~ CC.~ ' • ~O\jll dcl.~1.liQIQ."ll'fl fP~lm Spr 1.:unardt. MC Cor~ell s. fren<hl. Secrist. •"9SI oetautt, O•n V1e1r., llrV.i,..T .icr H•lltlrne: CdM, ;n.1). College Basketball H•lt\. .. kll(Ul l>OIS.•1•k Ol•mond 1101 F (41 Aldeu T4ylo< (171 P UI ~r WOOien !Ill C (6) R-r n-noson 16 l c. 14 l ~mon EtOr•d'le m G (4) w.,m H9 'Kortnq \fib\ f:unk I, .Nt>u 6, PltqnaMllt 2 Halltlmc HB, 17 \) ""' .. r 0.1 ltl) 1171 ~ ..... 511-r It) F (UI B...cllete Sllor1 (6) F 1111 Sine" (All....,n 110) C IOt W.leh Simmon• 11') G 1131 Ur•ll S!Mte (al G (ll Wl\f'rMn MO storlngwtos; c;.1.,.y 2, Morrow 10, Oonovtll 2. llelltlrn.; Sefvlte,41·19. (Mt.aMeM ()6) (121 Sa"tlua Mlli.r 141 F (4) Hem.notl MOn'-(0 F • UlC--.. Te""l!h t•I C (Ill Aoyd BH\ltV (It) G (II Fon" In Oom•nlc m G "' W•tlord CM S(OrlnQ \ub Sutterlteldl. Halttlmi. CM, l••IS. ..._ ""· v~ , .. , HO> oa .. ~lftt~ OM!f.d1' (7l F ' ~(11 Ht~M ROberb I IOI P "Ol 5.!Muel\ ll'flcht <tel C I Ill c..r-. 0.C.S4S II)) C. IO SmV11' Scllml(ll 171 G CUI ARM~ MV \COrlll9 sub\ Ro\\ ,_ Hnod 7. .Ada""' 7, H1m3nn ), CIOu\e 1 OH «tlf'lnQ wD Skllo 1 H~ltl•mt MV,1' 1' Pro Scores . N1llon•I ••sketNll A•~la!IOft lff'w OrtHns 109, Atlantt "~ HoU\lon l>O, ~ .. York 114 So\ton '°'· 8ufleto 100 Goldt!n State'°· Mllw111Jkee 1.11 IOTl "'-nlK '"· Pftlladtllll\la IOS c<anws C•IY 104, Chice190,. A-rl<M ~lt•tWll Au«lal .... ~nver ttt, Vl•9lnl1 111 Ktnluclty 107, Ntw York 104 5.tn Anlonlo 111, St. L°"ls <a6 ,..,,..I ... O•y l..tt ... loronlot, NY RAngeuA Pftll-lpl\ltJ, Mln.,.sot11l lllel NV t.i-r\2, SI Lou" 1 flltl Pltt~llul"Qh •. Kans.s C•ty • (ll~l LO~AllQtltS 1, MOntreol a OllVoltl, ClllUQO I IUY·LEASE TR-7 Herb Friedlander for A .. "ff o,.;· 1 l HO .. oc:ll. Wu'~'"'''"' r,37 .777 7 8' 8-6777 uCLA ""'·use 61 C•I Sl•tr (Fu~IMh>nl SS U t SIAlt IL81 ~ S&n~St 11,PtC•llC11 cat Poly 1PomoM > 1>1. r At Pnlv ISLOl6l W•slMnQ1on 7S, wa•h•ll(llon St '~ Wh1t1l•rt1. u~n Dl"90 n USF '13, St M.i'fv•~ T• Nt>vada tRono) 11, s.i111a Ctaraf.I Cal Baptist II, U!.IU S7 LA Qfpttst M, C<il Lut,..ral\ 81 ~ber St •1. Boise St 81 Montan.> St H, loel\O 16 Sl.,,lord-'. He ... ll 6S Horth C•rollM tCh•rlOll•l 8", UC !.anl• B"rbl<r•1~ UC Rl""t''"de •S. O•ilersr1eld St ~1 'San 01ego !.I. IOJ, Fce•no SI ... Frhl!O P•c1llc .i, Hayw~rd St S• C.I Stolt ILA ) IC', Sdn Fr..,.1sco Or•l llobtrh n, tllt"ol\ !.I I~ !'00.ArltOM 79. ld .. l\OSI 71 le•a\ IEI P<!\Ol )T, BYU S4 Kentut•Y "· ~'"'~hS•PP• 81 AuOUm .,, Florid<! 86 Ouko 86, We\I Vlrgtn•A 11 FIO<l<W St. 66, Georg.a SI \A Horii\ CerollN St 1S, VlrCl•"•A I) Tt,,,,.,S'lff IO. Al&bern.t T4 South (ArOllnA '°• Furm~n t'1 Ge0tQ1a 8s', M"' St 7) lndi•M 114, Wl\(Ol\\lntl llllnol\ 11, Purau~ M•~hl<Mn 104, towi. 4S M1thl9An St.1), Ml~..,I~ f>l ()tnoStfttft:IJ,, No'th~\tf'rn"'• ~··HA•• 51 1J, Ora~~ In Miami (0) •1. Ct~I MlthlQM llO Ml\ryland ••. lolOtrt 03""" ~l IC•nl !.t 11, E Mlch1oan TI IOWlt SI tl.Colorac1011 ~P;iuw6•, Bu11er &S Ottroll 10., SI ~l<!r's 8• ~,.,.,Hall tJ. Mf nl><ltt•n 81 8ostonColl~ n, ForcllMmc.11 Boston u. 13, -lr\e n 8uci<nell 11, Lehigh 67 Pl" 11, P,,nn Stale S2 SI &onaventurt 67. N1aoar• s.> Faltfleld 101: C..nlslus 11 Arlzon• ~. Wyornlno SI 8"ylor 7', Rice '3 ~1ssour1 '2. Ntbr•~k• ST Marq.,.11• U, Chl<•QO Lo'fOI• ~ Nor111 Tun St. '1, New Orlfff'> tl Buy-Lease TOYOTA Herb Friedlander Foor A l•Htr Deol I 0011 Gar ... G re .. lhd Gard." Gro .. SJ7.7777 !>37.5464 OklAllOrna S1. 04tlal\0"'8 St •• , leus A&M ... TCU~ Ttlla\ Tecll SI, HOU\ Ion~· Air Fo<ee ... Clnc1nn•lt l<avl•r 65 Cine 1nnatl 101. GeOrQI' Wa\hir!Q10ll n North C.,otlno 1". Ct~m,on I>' JC e'age Standings SOUTH COAST CON FERENC:£ W.L •. PF .. PA Ml San Antonio S 0 "6 113 Sa~l&Ana S 0 JS) 317 Q>rr.I°' 1 1 3S1 3A I °"""~ Co<!\I 1 ~IO )7' Gros•mont 7 7/S 1\1 Fu11<!'1Dn I • 111 :llll ~n Otego Mf''" 0 S 117 1tJ Saturcl•v's Scorn c;.'o\\monl 6S, Or.JnQe Co.t\I '8 $.tnlA ""~ n. Fulli.<ton Sl Mt. 9'NI Antonio u , SAn Olt<IO ""''" JI w.fneMlaY''I c;am0> Ml \&n Antonio"' Sdnld AM Fuue-rton "' ~·'" Olroo M-'~-' G•o"monl at C~rrllO\ MISSION CONFERENCE RIYl'f\I"" SouthweSl•rn So>ddlrlMck San 01090 Palomar CitN\ S.." ~rl\llrd1no O\altey W L P' PA ~n~1 ·~ ' .jJ8 ." • Sii .dtJ l 461 477 l OS 47S 1 • 4/b .,. I S 4A4 SOI 0 to 4'1 Sil S.t11f'fav'sSort• R1vtrslde o . S•" 01•90 Ill Saddleback It, Soulh-\lern U Sa<! Berrwrolno 12. Cl\Alltw IS Cllr\1$ TS, P•loma r 11 llred~dily'\Glmn S.ddltbeO •I SAn BPrft<tfdlno Rlwrslcle al \oulhwo•ltrn ~II Ol~P•lomar Cl\rll\ •ff:llilfey Buy-Lease Jaguar Hel'b Friedlander For A I•""' d40al I )7\0 ~och, Wulmi11df'f' 537.7777 898-6777 ., ,,.,~r P•ll'lon (Lagun.t N·g~I) .,.,, 0'11, ,._"'"'·• Mlrraglo <ShOfl'l'l•ller I Ill Rowlfnd Holohts Moosa Lodge. 61, Ott' OQss IN.,wpon e..acnl d!!f AtdAster <Loper! in Da•IO'sWlngs IGonz•l~r> 112 l•vCiOldberq ILoJ9una Roen! I S,6 I, SEVEMTH tt"C~ -$4' yards. l Rut•llall (Ar~I 1~ Undtr O!!k tOtlvaresl 111 Ht rman Anters CCdpts .... ~no I def year olds & l.'P· ,Purse SIS,~. .Aur....,ll•h IH11wley I 116 V•klllQ'• Sorn• CPlnc•v Jr ) '"'* - Arnold Gowan> !Santa B1r1Wr• l>-0, ,,,..,.er. Mi.SC.I Poly IRosale.) 11& know No Bounds CSl\oemaker) 117 f>.J Dusty Perr O>ores (Olar I llS War Prince CHarnsl 111 Mon's CS s1n9le\-Ed K•uder IOttlnfl 31.00 IOto SOO SECOND llACE -••>furl~ 4 B!ltyCtub !Lamberti 110 IBrvcrtv Hlll'I del Wiii Se1<ktt (Costa Whtall...., IOrey•rl 4.to 3~20 VHr otch & up bre<S 1n C:aht Claim-tri\/I Etlldiant CLopetl 120 M-'Mll l>-1. 6""; Norm Sl;iuqht IS..n Mlkt"s.Ht (Richards> l .20 •nQ. Puru \8000. Cla1m1ng prite Kurt Th' Naltve (Mor•tesl 118 M.anno) °" Hertl Soter IEnc1nol .,.J. Timt-2'.tl. • 112,soo-110,000. Brighton Belles. Jecango IV•ldet) 118 to l, K\119 Umeert IS.inla AMII <let , AIM> r ... -Go Dee~ Go, Pa•r 0t TsM Ou~n (~nal 117 hi-Driller !Pierce) 118 Gowans 6·0, •·•; Jack Shocmato.er Dice, Twin Jtl, Tit• Mia, F101e R11Ha11 Fols<Shoema~l'1'l llT Strike Me lucky (l orol 111 (ffOlllnq HfllSI d<ll Jim Calderwood Froniy, MIU..Svgar COpy. The Good Fast Olwr (Velenzuetal I II F'oollSll EditlOI\ (Alvaret) 118 (Long Beech) t ·1,l.f>, l·S Thief. ' Sil-yTwlst !Skinner) 116 SIXTH llACE -•"h furl-. 3 Men's SO s1ngto-D1tll Mr:'ltt••" TlsHlmwtl IPlercel 116 yHr olds. Clalml"9· Purw \11,QOO. (An<lneiml ell'! OH ar HirP~• l!IGMTit ltACE -400va<"d\.)1ffr ALo<klCampa\) 113 Cla1m1n~ pr ice U S,OOO·U0,000. (Pa~nal •·3, 3·6, 6·3.. Peter Wf'l•h Oleh&ICl.Claimlft9. Purse~200. Mou y's ~-r ILamberll Ill> C.T,B.A. Purse. 1c 1aremon1) def Roger C.ssna Rebel Orum Wllllaroo I Vergara l '16 PrlreWlnner !Howard) 114 10<~1 6 1, • 3; Chuck Anckr'°" IW•tsonl 40.00 13.00 6.00 Royal Kao (V•ldetl 116 Noel's Ba9ef (Oliv•r.sl 11a ICIAremonll Oel Brooto. Town\<!nO Circle Five IRkl\Ueh) l .«> l 00 Kn'911t Mak0< IH••IOV I 117 CrHm Qlicken !Toro) 118 IPawu:~Ml 6·1, 6·?; 6oo Pern 11.os Flying David (Ward! 4.IO Goalie IGonLalHI 112 een~o IAtvarezl 114 An9"•c·si def George Wood tOowney) Tlme-20.2'. GvY<llfCI (Plncay Jrl I ti Wlnd~r Spirit (M~nal 1 IC 6~,61. Al!O r.,.-PuApolloJav.Lunar THlltO RACE -6 lurlonQS 3 LoulsL (Pineo Jr.I 118 Men's 60 sing I ts-Bob H 111 Off Oeo, Hal'd Picked. Truly AVtn-ve•r old rn.iclen ftlllt~. Purse S'iOOO. Get•w•ylerresto (Skinner J 110 (Newport Bea en I def Al Mlll~r ture, LH &.Jr Wa tch Rebel Rous-. K1IW< St«4 Re<rullon. Hotclll'\ Boy <Gonzaler I lll IManhanan Btachl •·O, 6.0; John .. Nosc:r•lches. AmiQa MI• !Lamberti 117 River Dough (Lambert) tit. ShtllOI\ CL a Joll'a I df'I Barnl'y U Eu ci. -._._..-. Dnlm & • Mallt ~A Star I Lopez I .i1 Sllwr Si rod (H•wtevl 11& •WaterllOUs.t!.IP••adenal M , •7; Boo O rd el'l .. ,M~UU.M. .A••ll•bllltv ISlloema~t>rl 117 SEVENTH RACE -t-1/161'1\11<!). Hall!!'( (La Jolla) def Wall US>ll'Sl<i Taillefer L<lclV !Gonz•ler I 112 4 .,ear olO\ .. up. Allowancei.. Purse (San Diego I J.a, 1·•, to-2; Jimmy NINTN ltACa -lSO var~ l ye;ir A·Sft•mer• (Valdetl 117 \16,000. Han\onStoc.k F.,m,- Mc.O•n•el !Los Angeles I Oel Lloyd ~Claiming. Pur~ l7100. Jultan• F . (Men•) Ill My St reel (Shoemaker) Frt•l!Oen (Los An9etesl ~.t..l>-4,&-4 II#. TO>ar9er Buy Low Sell High (H .. wlty I 111 Mr. Bold Bettor IGonraltz> Women's 30 stngh"-Allce M,,.. !Wat.son! 61.'40 tt.00 7.ll(J AmAv•ll•ble (Vtrl).lral 111 Enslqn Ruken (Lamberti dlt lon IS<lnt& Montt4'l ~I B&r&.ira He's Oft (Dreyer) J.ll(J 3 70 !.Quint CTorol 111 .Auslln.Mltll•r (Mena I Gowa~ (Santa Barbara I f>.0, 6·3: Go MIM Elsie IW.,d I a.Ill CNv•l•rtous IS~IMtr l 111 Aide OtllPlerce l Olarl•N.' Hll1e1>ran<t CPatos Ve~l Tl--II.It. c;.ySmilt (Pl11<evl Ill Podium IOllvar-sl <!<>I Nano Pu9h IP•IOS Ver~) 1·S,'" Al50 ran -Futatbefl, Ouc>e's r'l·ArlHoUVUU IOhv..,es) 117 AUl-tt•llon fP1ncayJr ) 6 4, Donna John;,rud IRlvers1Clll I oe1 ASlerhl<, Al l o(\, Lindal•d'r. Bold .A·Meryl Ann Tanrown!Kf entry <:.>plain'\ Ololce IGran11 Parn Newmarlo. CNewp0rt Be.icll) 6'0, Miu P•peo, S11per Whistle, D•lly FOURTH ltACE -1·1/16mllC\ 3 Rl!cronallon ISolangoto) t. 1. Donna Judd IFulltrionl def Crisos. VHr old maiden colls & Ql!ldlnq'" C:.Olltl• ILoe>ezl MM1lyn Ab<l~ll IBtvtrty H1llsl .. 4, U Euda -1 .. Mr. T Clw~ & P\#.-Wl10,000 Ke01>aOm1cronESA 8anyat1RoadC .•• ) 6·0 • . •Me'\ Otf. Paid $UUM . A·Vl90n IL•mbertl I 18 Chltl Pronto IHawtev) W()fTl~n'\ AO sinotr~ -Htltn Perez Aho Eti9(ble 11l 108 11) Ill' I 1" 117 '" ,,, .,. , 14 • 11~ ,, .. Cl..o\ An9fltsl del Dofls !.nerDKk sir V1val Arrival IMutlru t tll'J tYorba Lindal 6 O. 6·3; MdfY Al • • E • BreHllo101 \13 ROdabdUQh (Hunt.nglon Bt<Khl oel am .. tos ntries FuManchu tllaldetl Ill (.llhy Oukt> tEnclnol 6·1. 6·7, 6 3; I/ EIGHTH RACE -l·'I• mill'S on Dodo Chen~v (Santa Monie" I otl turf • ve.>r old> & up. mndtcao. M..lnl~n Straw (Ld9UM 8"'achl 11>, ICn"'I\•"' GIOf''f IRt<kard•I "" Pur\e \50,000 aOded. (;ro~~ $SS,ll)O lo 1>., Liz S<llwMlt ILa?una Be•rhl del F• M9M•1 .., "" " • "1 ooo -~ • o""" t d No ~ •t •-IC 1 ... • CIHr, Tracts Fu t. Bud's Lodi CBrooksl 121 winner .. · • ""~~ .1 .-. "" rm.t ~e, en~rg os a~~· &I, fll"t PMt~:U ~.M. tl Euctl FlrH SIXTH II.ACE -300 v11rdS, l yeor \7SOO, fourth '3lSO, fifth SllSO. S.... 2.o, 1r7 •· ••-' -· old• & up Fll11·-s & m•rA< Cla1m1nn. Marco\ Handicap. M<'n'\ 3S doubles-Lfr·NPl'lq'I <><!I ... ce . .-si ·-Utll,lllt&ttllllKts • " ., ~ H<1r~der-t·looll .6·I, & 2, KAultH:· l'IRST It CE -400 vards 3 )'Hr P\#rw'38QO.Cla1m1ngpr1ce \OOll. SallMar\h (Loper) 118 Mc•llrrr del Golclt>erg·O<>wdlr & 4, 7.S; oleh &. uP· Cl•l\nlng. C.lll·bred Purse Ma91>0lia Anni (Banks I 177 Sl>Mo c;ary IH•wl•Y) t10 ~~1erLe1c1111rtedt del Oos\-A/11.is 11700. Cl•lmlngprlce \1600, Snaqte Puss CNlcodemuSI 11" Announcer ITorol 11S 6 7, "•. Lamoert Staught d~I Rocke\Mlck(Cardoral in K•nK•n CC.rdoral 11q Anllque <Mena) 117 8"~llfqll'r1l l:"9''7~-E1...,_Fren_ch~lke (Hartl .;-.!V... GoAnl\lversary Cl•pl\Aml "" To11Crowd (Olivares) -113 <11'1 H•leDrolncl Pugh T ), 4.f>, II J; Liv· 'ronlo &frN lc IWatson) 177 B~dylace !Dreyer) 11'» Gocll>"•Met-CPieru) -1'.l-•nQ~ton"l'ardlov dUlon Solomon .Joyous Valentine !Banks! 112 Go B .. by Joe ITrttctl 177 Ztnlllt CPlir-fY Jr l 17? T ) ~ &. to 3 Fran II John• on det Chargln9 Olar tie INlcodemu\l 112 Miu Dad's Win IHerll 1" Riot In Pa7Ts !Shoemaker) 11l • S RostY ~d <Ctugerl 177 Brfftt a.rs S•nY IClen\\.Ol 11q Gold Standard IVal~tl IO'J Craw1oro Smtih 7 •• frl. LPatl\ Riller Nilly Note (LlpNlm) 11• 'Th A Copy I Adair I II" NINTH RAC.E -l·l/l6 rnllf't .... <lf'f Simmon" O-te\ b·l, 6 0 • o.ndY's Jtl CCl•rlu41I 1n Escape ArtiSI I Ward) 177 ye.or otos & up. C.l•lml119. Purw \9000. Saturday's S.mlllnals LIQhtnlnoWatch I RI< hards I 177 SEVENTH llACE _ •OO Yd•d\ 3 c1a1m1nqpr1ce \12,S00·\10,000, Trot"" Mf'n'• lS \ln<1tes-R11ter dt'I Ltt, MhStreet Sam (Ad•" I 177 vur olds ., up. Allowarce. Pvoo Junior Auxlluirv. 1> 1 l. 1>-J. Hilltbrllnd def Derw10;, fr). UCO NO RACE 400 .,.,~. 3 ve•r '1000. Ooc Schuthman IS•lnner) s The Char-rs l""fl\PrO\PKI IOiarl ' , I oldm•idt!M. Pur\e \1100. w• WI dW Id 151-k I M4-n s •O \1ng1,.s-Ll••n'J<lnn del. Lff'S Lucky Charm (PaQ" I 1'7 l l.tr's Olet!-IAd"lrl " or ma er v .. .rlJ. 6' I,• t, Ahl•r\ Oel Oos'I, 4 &, F'IMllSt (Mon ls) 117 I C.n C.0 (Dreyer I t t\anc St1eel I Aragoni l-~~~ s o \1ng1es-L•moer1 ll<!f, ~~~~7:::e~:'1murel :n ;~~~~1/~~~~~:~~: :~! :'~~~;:';~~~~=~~ct> St•u9M. 64. 61, SM~m.1krr °"'· c;ai.,ICardozal OicllO'IAockCandv (Garz•I 111 •t<lnciStarll(LoP!!tl !Calidl'~. 6·4 I \ In FllQht !Hartl Ill M•n PepSlr•w IUOllaml Ill lrU\I Up !Mena t ' Men. IO \tnglrs "''" ~ A,.. SurorlS•"111Y IMorri\onl llT EIOHTH ltACE -3SO """" l Brave And OM Ing (Gontalu) der\On, • &. 6·3, .,.7, Mrtteer del. FIHI S tl(fllt;1htl 172 vearqjO\ Allo-nct PurV'»SOO Ruh Mantle CP•"'•Y Jr.I W1!1\h,,6·l.~·7. BlgMyrn•Go (Ad•lrl tn CMf'9CIOCh•nu !Watson! 111 ConqoMOon (Torol ~" • 60 \Ingles Hiii d•I !.htllor\, Seventeen Sumo'n (Myle\l 117 Ftrnle Pride INlcodt mu>t llT Re•I Oetl\lon 1va1rn1ueta) ..... 6 ),M<O•n•elOf'I Haoev,6-7,7·S 112 KIUP.,Ooll IOreytrl 111 AIM>Ellt lllle Women'\ JO s1nq10' M111me1on CIM THlllO llACE JSO YMdS. 3 ye.or Joi Sov ICardoral "" C.rpintero <C..•nll Hill•llrano. 1.6,1.6; ,Judd del old\. C:lalm1n9, Pur\e s t'IOO. Cl•irntnq Jtt\le'\Lllly ICter..s-.el 111 F1,...u:;roun<led IGonitled Jol>n\flld,63.) 6, I" l)f'ICti:ISOO. Rough MIMIC I Adair) 111 Ntbefunoo IAragoftl Wo""'n'\ 40 ~tnQlt\ oChe,.,.y clf'I W.,,Nlrun (Adair! 177 A11111e Aocko·t IH•'1l 11• 115 "" 118 • 111 118 11~ 171 11~ 111 Ill 116 "" 118 II I 111 Rooa&auQh, /> ?, 6 >. Pnrt or l. P•ssum Parr ITrMcol 11• Vilt Oeek IKn19htl Ill Scllwartr, rrO. ~ I Boolth KaUldy IWarol "' l ime For LO•e (Lipham I I II Mlln's )Sdouble\-(.am~rl SlaUQht OVohcalt Mln (Creager! 111 CllaroeGo (Truwr~l JI/ Girls Sports Of'I l(alldor·Meller. 16, T •, Rtll~r· Sl>adyCute B•r (Brook\) 1.. NINTH RACE -)SO y11rll\. J yc.ir lr~h Ol!I. V•r01t'1"L•v1ng•IOn. f>-4, Calllornla Se""n IH•rll 11" oid\ &. UI>· Claiming prtu MOOO. OlllLS' e ASKETl.&LL 6 4 TwoCarCrul\(Tre .. urel 11• ~Y\IA\ltMe (Brook\l Mt n's 50 doubt•~· Wel\h·An<ll'rson H<1PPY C.1 l~rtal 11• oc-y ~nlHtdo ICreaoer l .,., C•\na ROP"r. l 6 •·•. t ?, IW-1· ~11,,,.,.ar CMorrl\onl 111 own Oe•<on (DrPVerl l••r Peret d~t Hopotr·MlllH, J 1>, ltttl•Counl (Walson> 11' Q<.e\I T Bar90 (Llp!l~ml t...J.... FOu11h. llACE -1711yarcl•.)ve .. r s..nersa~dy IWud) ~n'" SS!IOublh-Mlll~r·Whll~ Of!I. old\ & uo. c1e1ming. Pur~e Sl100. FIV Bar Too IWelChl Bu\~4'Y P<tf\OM , 6 3 to I,•·• Cl•lmingpr.ce \1600 c;u.1111o(Morr•\I l<tpln\kl·Shelton d"' Clar., He•b1it, c;.t>e<lno INicOO.musl 171 Otcle Ooodll IClt'rt\\t'I 4 0,61,6-' Retcwd-Ur IMylol 177 Vallev Beau tC.rclot.al 11• V•rslty 1'7 Utllftfltt' 14tl (47) llres~ II~ Uni HorlnQ. Cheung 4, Garon&<" 11. t 1• A\h<ratt •· Hulle• 10, Price 2. Rot"?. t t~ Wllkte 2, Wiiiiams 7 "' J1M1w V••ilfv II• • Unlvenlly 1141 ()Ol Wu tmlM1U 11• Uni '>tOrl!IQ Campbell 4, Johnston 11? 4, Vtrnlt~\ I women'\ JO oou1>1~, Judd· OlvlnrRlqlll tHartl tn ....---------------------------MlOdl•ton OM Hiiiebrand PUQf\, 1 6, ln'y llf'IU'l IRICMrd\l Ill ~ t MCCtbe Ve111t Ori Btydnt Mr Tiger Rotlltl ICltrtS\<'I 111 H•v .. &rd 4 7 7 b, 1·& SltpN' Fttch II ICr••11erl 1tt Wom•n'\ •O d(IUble\ l>er•t Swllt ao (GarH) 118 Havw"'d O•I Amt1n9 Mle k•l-•t, iii~'\ Oout>I• tC•rdot<tl 117 ~·. 1 s. AdlM Cr.tw o•I KetlMl>erg ·1-H •• ,E 970 d S/\;lrtMKk,b ), S l,f> 1 r r• ... -. VM \ l .,..•r H ml~to double• -JohnV\lll• old\ & up. Cte1m1n9. Purse S?SOO Crawto~d oet Bryant Jone•, IJ..J, • 6. Ctelmlnq prier \lSOO. l 1. Htllt'brand·Mlllebr•nd det, NoorMoonCBanUI Wl'll)lll s ..... , •• /,l·S,6·2. . JoeFr•tle< ICltrl\~I o ml••d ooublt ' VArdll''f Arnhnq SlrOuel BrtaHr IC.ar1•I oet SlaUQhl·Adltr, 6 I. b·I, Hayw~rd Winnlt Lou (Mwesl Lambert CHI. Strallon·Allrl09" i,.1 'Say" Pr•ver (Lip/lam> f>-.l. ' • PtltyLeruny (Nltodemu\l OUTDOOR STORAGE SJTa NOW FOR SALE 11• IN CONSTRUCTION CENTER. For informaticm on sites and financing available. call your broker or Craig Lyon at (213) 628-4204, {714) 833·1010 IRVINE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX 48;072 SQ.FT.OF INDUSTRIAL SPACE WITH RAIL SERVICE, DOCK-HIGH LOADING, DOCK LEVELERS, PROTECTED ENVIRONMENT, EASY FREEWAY ACCESS AND MORE. f l')I 1nformal!On On lhl!'i Of l)fh11t huilC1inC) 311ernativeS, I ,,, YOUI 1)11k• ·f 01' Dan Curt1· M.in lfll•f or Salt'"' ,intJ L1·~1s1ng, di C21JI b!B •i d)4, (/111) 833·1010. IRVINE INDUSTRIAL COMPl£X . , OAfl.YPllOT Sunder. February 1, 1a16 nditiOils: . Doll't Pick the ElowerS · MN FRANCISCO (AP) -The !iki business is shttPIY down at most 1now-starved Lake Tahoe skJ resorts thlt year, and some • areu may be forced to cons ider ~lOllng unless they get loads of the white atufC. a spot check shows. Resort owners s aid this week they are try ing to preserve what little anow there iis by grooming slopes and hauling snow from tree branches and parking lots to bare spots. R ocks and greenery show In many plac~s. .. U the snow hit now, people Travel Class Set at OCC "World Travel Geography," a three-unit travel c lass offered al Orange Coast College this s pring, will cqver su~vacation s pots as the Orien t, New Zealand, the -South Seas and Africa. two s ections of lhe course will be offered, Section 1 Wednesday ev,nings from 7 to to p.m . at Ca1ta Mesa High School and Sec- tion 2 Thursdays Crom 7 to 10 p. m. atCoronadel Mar High. Spring classes begin Monday. would be pretty much even, .. s aid Betty Layto n, manager or tthe North Lake Tahoe C.ber of 'Commerce. "There 1 n· c.ellation s by m :.ny le because o! the lack oC snow. "A GREA'J' many people here are dependent. on Che tki in· d ustry. It will have a tremendous impact on our e conomy if w e d on't get snow soon.·• Sh e said most of the Sierra re- sorts, unlike those in New England, do n o l have snow- m aking"equipm enl. lo consider ctoslng down. All the resort. may have to close. But we're always optlmlatic that tomorrow will bring two feet or aoow. Every day we don't have snow ls a crucial day." .. .. Skiing ts.· the lUeblood or the Sierra con:tmunitiel!I," said Carl Anderson, area manager for the Sierra state parks ... J've seen as much s now here in June as we have n ow. But last year the big s nows didn't come until nfter Feb. 1, and we hope \.his winter it 'w ill be like that." Al Squaw Valley, public rela· t1ons direetor Hans Von Nolde l\T NORDEN, which has an said : • elevation of 7,000 feet, the normal "The major thing is we're used sno~ d epth at this time of year is to m easuring snow depth in reel, 65 inches and a .year ago the and this year we 're beginning lo . depth . was 48 inches. But snow measure it in inches. 1 hope we there is hoyering arQUnd the one- don't go down to measuring it in foot mark, millimete rs .'' .. None of'The ~ki resorts contact· He s aid the increased presell· ed would release financial in· tng of s.easoll passes has he lped formation. cush ion the drop in attendance. At Northstar, marketing direc- but he added that Squaw invested tor Va nce Fox said most skiers Sl S million last sum me; for im· coming up on weekends ·are re- provem ents . ady for the'type of conditions and The last dis aster season he re· enjoy the fact that lift lines a re calls was 1962-63 nonexistent. BY 1973-74, Miss Layton said. season attenda-nce overall for the a rea was up to 1.5 m illion. Registration is being conducted through Feb. 6 in the OCC Ad· -missions OC{j At Heavenly Valley. manage r L arry Kurz said , ·•If there's DO snow before Feb. l we may have - - -Cf "We'll stay open as long as we can," Fox said. "Usually we talk about s unny C,alifornia as a real plus. but now we've had too much of that plus. We 're not praying for snow anymore, we're d e· m anding it." . tNevada Town ·:Goes to Dogs 1 HENDERSON. Nev. (AP) -Would you bet $4 million that a n yone would travel 15 miles from the head-r eeling gambling aclion of Las Vegas jus t to place a wa ger? · Race t rack de velopcr David· funk Jr. is pla~ning to do just that as he and a group o f as· soc1ates remodel Las Vegas Downs tn this s mall indus tlial town south of Las Veg as to run thoroughbred horse and j!rcyhound dog racing funk. who has operated ract" trac ks in se\leral states. thinks this is ju:-.t the place for the races even though the track will be within eyeshot of~he glamorous Las Vt·gas Strip hotels. "WE DON'T EXPECT many touris ts will come out he re. but our revenue projertions don't even include tourists," sa1ct ~'u nk. "We're con- vinced the residents of the Las Vega s are a will --- support us. The 1975 Nevada Legislature passed a bill al· lowing the track to run only dogs in its first year of ~peration with horses and dogs combined thereafter. The plan is to use revenues from nighttime dog r acing the firs t year to puy for CM!'truct1on of barns to house horses. The dogs would run year-round either rive or six nights a wee k. Hors es would run d ays fro m early fall until s pring. The e xtreme heat in s um- mer would p revent summertime horse racing. . . - T ENTATIVE PLANS arc to open the track to dog racing in late s ummer or early fa IL Funk's project failed when fir~ proposed in 1973 whfn financing collapsed puring a tight money period. It will cost between $3.5 and $4 .5 m illion, Funk said, to gel things started. That would in· elude construction of a n air ·conditioned enclos ed ~randstand. kennels for the dogs . ii finished track surface . and support facilities . He guessed the track would be able to run horses of the caliber tha t run ~t Turf Paradise in Phoenix. Ariz .. a nd Caliente in Tijuana, Mexico. .Hostility in the Caribbean By ST.\N OELAPL.\~E F O RT-DE· FHA:'.\'CE. i\l a rtiniqur I h•n:·~ a blue s kv da' in the wa r m Carib · l>C!an \\'r are <Jboarcl. the Seal e~tia l. a tux 11r,· Yacht. A ketch with t hret• dnu hie rabinc;. a ~1;acious saloon ancl.AIHl\\l'r~ .. \ ~au 11.1, a phon(" to any whN e ~n(I Frcnt'l1 cooking. Do all m i ll i1)1w1n•" live like this'! Probabl y -r xccpt the nncs \\'ho ~cl seasick . This i "play .rnu·r <' r ich ." The Sealcst1al is a charter \'UChl: SiOO ror SC\'('0 days. T hat's per pcrso'n :md you must have ~i~to nmkc the-week come to S-1200 . Y1>u c a n ~h e n .g o bar efoot. Urcs s an~·" ay \'OU li ke." A capta in :incl crew of two wi ll t a kc. you to ~in~· rnm :md-..;ug:ir islnnds you li ke . A cruise !.hip h in s :1hou1 StOO a ci:iy, loo Tlw sc·are not barna1n p1 ices. You ha\'c l'o .l!l'' down he re to p il'k up t hl' y a\'ht 1 The crnbc ship SlOO·a -<la~ 11w h 11les l!l'l I in).! ~ ou t.o I tw sh 1 p a ncl l>atk honw 1 Fort ·dC· Fr a nee 1..., :1 f.'n ·nt h t'Olon 1<11 1ow11 . Ual<:onics hang 0\1•1' 1hc ~i dc w :.i lks. Chris tmas li~hl s at'C' ;,1rung across the nar - ro w ~tn•cls now. Tlw do ll:1r only gets ~ ou four French franrs. "h1t h .1umps shorcsidc pril'<.'S considerably. As on awls lands down here the people ttre mostly (~at'k. The r"rl•nch have sent over what lhtt' cxp,orl hest to their colonies: Frene&...h ~ooking' an<I l·rcnch wine. Plant the chef ~ 'the C:::irihhl'an':-. fish ancl tropic al Cru.its and you h ttV\;! dinnt:'r fit for u y a chting millionaire . • • • T he Cari bhf'a n hl.1<"k c·:1 nw .1~ n sln\'c lie •1:1!-alw a ,·~ hl'cn low n1:1n 011 the t1llcm pnh• Th<' yotm g pr npk l'l'~<·nl 1l ann oll<'n s ho\\' 11. E~amp ll'. I phoned lhl· l ux1 com pan~· rn St Thom as in I ht' Virgin Is lands. "I 'm at a hote l on the• other s1ctc of the \...,l and llow long ;.... till' c1ri\'l' to the iHl'flOl'\ 'f " ~nippy c hick on tho phon e ~aid . "That <lepends on how f':Jsl he clri vcs, doesn't it?'' • *. Example: The taxi ht1d a ::-.i~n . "No Smok in~." t ~ai<l : "ls that a local law?" l>n\'cr s aid ang n ly (it sounded to me ). •·This my tnxt. A man got a right to put .anything he like in his property. don't he·>" Bug~ in' the Castle? . SACRAM ENTO (AP) -He ars t Castle, the h illtop home of the late p11bllsht•r William Ran· dolph, 1sn 't cosy to debug Th rum1gation job will toke onc week - f,rom M3y 10 through May Hi stalt' Parks ond Recreation Director llerb<:rt Rhodes has an· nounccd. The castle . now a C'n1iforn1a monument , drew m o r e tha n 800.000 v1s1tors dunng 1975. Rhodes ~aid. .. In '.\lontego Bay. Jamaica a convention of i\m~rican blacks complained of slow st:'n ·ice and even hostility ·of the hotel staff. The ··~oul brother" thing was not going down at a ll. Ameiican black I met s aid: ··1 thought it was just you Mr. t:harlies they \\ l'rc down on. 1\1 an. they hate us too.'' ... .. * J In Kingston, .Jamaica we us ed to walk do\\ ntown al night. Now local residents te ll \Is the night streets arc t\tll of muggers. These are not every day things. But t ht•rc is r esentment s howjng. A white .Jama1l'an said : "Look, you ~o into a bank ;ind t"<1Sh a $50 travt'ler's check. Next dny ·'•HI r<Jsh anqther . And so on. The. bank ll'lll'r ·l-. salary for a whole:' MONTH 1s S30. 11 ·.,not color -that's whv American bl a cks gt•t thl' s<Jm e rhi11.•1t·s 'the economic dif· ll'l'<'ncc I hat causes it.'' .. * * "llow about thr \feather now? Is lhil' llll' ... 1ormv season?" \\'cather 1s s imply great. Since a y a cht dt·<"k 1s w ide open. l brought som 0 wa rm dul hes. Didn't n<'ed the m e\'en when w e l':lccd nnothcr yacht and were turnin ~ out ~omcth ing like twenty knots That':, :.i lot of "111Cl pouring on you. FUN/SUN -)~ .. CRUISES .. TO MEXICO •. -~~~ ... lowas$40 per day! -----~ 4 Q3ys • 5 Da~·~ • 9 Oa~"' • 12 Oa~·s Acapulco• Puerto Vallarta• Mazatlan Cabo San Lucas • En cnada 111c hcst of Mexico on the smnllrn 6f hudgm! Sail from Los Ange lei on your choice o( cruises takmgyou lo one, two. three or four dc\ti na11onN, 1wchc ~cparatc sailing date1 1-ebruary 28 through June I I. Your ~hip i~ the all-first<lus, air<onditioncd, 6SO·passenacr liner S.S. Universe Campus: all staterooms hnve private balh'showcr; 'w1mm1ng pool, cocktail loungc5. 200.: Stat thoalcr, music, dancing and deck ~port). Free full. color brochure. S ~ lJn.,••~ C.mr111 11 ~•••••red In l 1ti.11• SPACE LIMITED! CALLMOW- 645-2636 'I WorlrJ NC'ig hbor Tra~l,1m 20 I\ Wc-tclrlt Umr • '11111r 110 Newport Bt.i~h. CA C)}1,1,0 Some Air Fares Go Up Today ••• • • I e' PUllLIC NOTICE • PUftlJC NOTICl; PUBLIC NOTICE !FICTITIOUS IUSINIU PICTITIOU$ IUSIM•U NAM« nuaMIMT 'hie ... i..Kn .,_,,,.. ,, ~ .. ~ NAM•ITATl!MaNT NAl1HSTATC!M[fllf -""· • \ Ttill9'lowl"tP11rMUIS ........ by,, Tt.t followlftfj P•r.On ,, OlM"Q 1Kl\I· SAOD\.t!9A CK VAl llV -" ' ""u': SCllllEN COM,.AHV J~)t T•t•o I.I F fO ·HA NSf N AN D AS· •ESPON\ti M111111en1NG. tl.61\ Ciro.. Mlli:>IOft V1tl9. (A t2'1S (Uftlt !Oe1111cs. l?l•) P•"° C'••OllN. S.,n, TtltOtO ClrCI•, un11 ,. • Minion Viejo, ' ' ..... n\.tot)lrtno, Ca. '167S C.Ulornla tUJl Cl JMI "*-rd Liiio, nm ••..o Jlm"'y G•lnn Ila,, t'6tl Vlo Olc.attteyWel\IOft,M61'~-· 0 I I I CAOfl-..Ml»lon llltlO.CAt241S (MOllM, s.., ...... D (.;lpWr-. "'· .. 0 •• MIU Ot\ V11jo, C•lltor ..... Tl\I ~ 1 Of1411 tw Mo '2'7S '7•7S •Y Tiie A_I .... P'r.U •wl~t •' c Of• Rick ...... , HtnMn, n1'S """'° T111, M l"''' la cono..c te4 lly ... '" Moat or the n1Uon'5 ~flay Welt*! C.041 .... So.ft ........ C•P•WMIO, GA. dlYldllelJ, I • · line pl ~ t~ ~ .,,,,,_ ~ ~ .,.._ """' u. "''' "'•o air S '1\Deu ~· 01un1y Clerk ot 0flfl9t t!Mlly Oft "'T111J 1111'1"'" "tOftCllJCUlt fly • 1111• \111t,.,,.11I was.11~ ... "' ~ domestic ticket. prices by ~·· ,.,. 9tfle••IOtttMrshltl{ Collt\ly Clerk ol OrenQt (ounty on 1 P t l d b ' • P)\M JMll.ton.,d\.lltO J.,, ... ryM, 1'7•, ercen o ay, u~ ~'"'"°'••c .. ,1o.i1.,Pttot T1111 ~ ... men1 ... "'~ wi111 '"" . •n•" aome carrier• aald they ,,_ " u.-Fe ... , ., ,.,. c,vn1y C•••• 01 ore119• CANnl• °" ~1"'" Or•n .. eo .. 1 o.i1, "'*· would bold off tem· • • • , .. ~ .ltinWrtU,mt. -. ..... ,Y•.•.u.n.m• •1• ,.,,., -------------------p0rarUy on the hli'ber fi\11111~ 0r ... ,. , .... o.i1v "'""· PU BUC NOTICE ft.1rea. PUBLICNO'nCE J .... U.•ndl'tll.U,U.tt7• l1J.7t --------- The Civil AeronauUcs P•CT1T1ous 1u11Nns , ltAM•S'fATf!M•NT Board approved the in· P1CT111~uus11tus PUBLIC NOTICE ""' f01-1n11 perwn ,, dOo/IO e.n1 crease on Thursday to TM1o1::'..!!!~•::~."!....i.11W· 111":'ustNt!SS PflOPU Tt Es o((set "rising fuel and ,...... FICTITIOUS•UllNESS 8flOttEllAGfi COMPANY, 11940 Sl<Y other economic costs " THE ESPIJ'NAOE, 171SSSkV...... NAMaiTA't•M•MT P•rk 8oYlt ... rCI lf¥1~t Ct lllornl• , .' Clf(ll,ttvi...,CA .. '2714 Tliilfll ..... 1t11--s ar•OOlntbUMo tt1U • ' The CAB s atd the ln· JOfln s. Grlllllll, ... HllltrHl llHU I>: I.. c:. Sm1111. ,,, VI• Or•ltlo, crease which applies Ple(e, ... ~,CA.tlllMo . __ \.. 'liOtlRATEO \~CO M E HeWllOrt 0.Kh,(•lllor11l•'2MO . h' 'h ow-tiltf A••llY C..-petat~. INVESTORS .• llmltt<I •rwnl'llp, Tiii• "'i"'"' ,, <Olldlltltcl by 811 111 Wll Jn t e 48 COntlgUOUS 11/0•'°°• Tror, Mlc111..,..-. tN4 M tl-Wtr, Newport O.t<ll, CA ~vi-I states , would add $76 T111• '"'''M" "c41111111eitc1 !" e ~ , l .C.f>myu .11• ll l 91Mrfl,_"1'8""tp. Preelffl<ll s. Pre•.oll. General ThlJ staletMnl •&• llltCI """' 1,_ m1 ton or a tt e ov~ 10 .'61\ftS.Orl"'""P•"-P•nner. ••1• An1l9y1 Wey,~ to-ty c1trk·o1 Oran" county et\ percent to the airllnes' Tiii• 11•-1 _, "'" ,,.."' • ... ,".CA.n..o Jiii_.,,., '"" l ~,., cterk o1 Orange c;eunt., on TMsllutlM1sl1COftd1Ktedlrullr"'1· ..,,.,, annua profits . ,,.._,., ... m•. ..,,.rn.e,....1p. PMbU>Md orenee cout o.uy P1t01, The increase ls the l'tun F-ratl!dtncon'le•nYHtvrS. ~,.,,•is u "" n:i-16 . . . ~ OrM\9* Co11t O.lly PllOI, t llmlltcl poorlntnlllp ' ' ' • second domestic boost 111 JM. ,.,15,_, Peti..1,e. "" ...,.1. ",...,..'ck PYn<ou PUBl.JC NOnCE three months. The CAB , GtMrat P•'1n•r • Tlllt jM(ernent WH 1114"1 willl lllo -----------a pproved a 3 percent PUBLIC NOTICE Oe\lflty'Oltr• .. or111ee c-., ... nATIMENTO,AIANDONMaMT boost in November. The J-y20.1'7• 011uno, 1 t • b ( th t • l'Sl"2 PICTITIOUUUSINEUNAMC 3S lflCrease e ore 8 PIC'TITIOUSaUSINHI Pllbllshtcl Ortntt Cont Dilly PllOI. Tlle Followlng perSOllS lltytf ~· -a .. percent hike -was NAME STAT«M•NT Jtn.lS.-Feti.. 1, I. IS,.,,. clontcl tlle vw Of llle 11<1111~ IMlneu . N b 9 ,n.,. ,,.,... . Ul Ovem er 1 'lA• Tiie 1?'1°""11111 persons trt OOintbu'll· sAFETV COUNCtl •YSTE...., ""'I The decision did not ne&S:,sLL·s BUGGY BARN, 30U En· PUBLIC NOTICE Production P1 .• N1w~por1 &::;;;;, apply to Northwest and ttfprlse. Cost• Mew. CA . .,.,. cai110tnl• ttttl D It · l' b Wllllam Ea rl P•te '650 Nlglll The FICllllous Bu•ln.,ss NltTllt •~· e a air 1nes ecause 1,,..,,A-.e Fountafnvaiity avmai ,1CTIT10us1us1NESS ltrrtd 10 11>ove w•\ r.ied tn 0r,,. they we re rtot included in wot A,.., P•we. ""° Nltlltlnttle , NAME STATEMENT Go..my onJ1nuarv11.1m th f d 4,.. Founleln VIiie., CA '210I Tile loll-11111 i>erMin ere OOlflll M l· lllOBE,_T F. ltUNTZ, 23$71 Owye0 e g roup 0 a ozen T;.·1, bwSIMU Is COndYtled II • ~u~ Or.,E1Toro,Clllfornl•'1"-> airlines that asked for Qefte,.1.,.,1,,..,..111P. ., THE uPPER LEVEt . :11os vme •-r• e.1ty1111. n111 ouryeeo. .• th · Th 'uld w1~·am Eerl p11941 vfay. Newpar1 eucn. CA. 9106) El Toro, CellfOf'nia tn:io e lDCrease. e y CO 'tll~ 111j~1,.1 was lllM whl'I Ille S.O. Dodi& Gu\!, l10S V1114 W4y, Oavld It, ltuntt, lJS11 OJrYH Or., apply for the Same hike CounlY Cler11 ol Ort1191 c-y on Newl>O<'IBH<h,CA.92 .. ) EIToro,C1lllOf'nl1t?f>lO later JiM\uarr 14, 197,, This 1111$lne)J. •) conlkK•ect o., iNI •~ Thi' t>uslnen wu conclll<ted tlY • .,. ' PSUOO dMCl.,.I. 91111r1lpertnerSlllp ln Miami, Mike Clark Publl5heel <>-an~ C:oasl oauy Piiot s.o.ooclloGY•I Robtrt F. Ku.,11 a s pokesman for Na: J-."u.-Feb.1,1,ltl• 146-16 Tiiis slelemenl ... u llle<J Wllh the 1111• sl•lt"let\I WO lllP<I ""''" llW" County Clerk ol Or ange Coont"t on County Clerk ol Ora n9e COllt\ly OI\ tional Airlines. which r e-J1t1 ... rv22, m•. J-•y11, m•. c~ntly r esumed opera· PUBUC NOTICE -Pulllhbe-1• FeOrua,., 1,e, n ,11, 1'1• u..1i. strike, s aid the carrier "~C:~T~~!:~!t::is PUBLirr _Jt.J,OTICE "has no plans to effect a n.f111c1w1119 penonsw•Clollltbusl· '~" -1 pe e t r . . . .-ss•s· 1-----.li:::~---- .. PUBLIC NOTICE rc .. n are increase RICHARDS' KNIFE SHOP. tle ••CTtTlbus BUSI NESS Cl"·m• (OOW). Clark said Na-2ltCI SC.,C.OSIAMIS1,CAtt•U NAME STATEMENT NOTICETO Clll EDITOllS lion al had asked for the OoNld T. Rl<hl,,11, 110 23111 St., Tiit ~towing per~n Is Clolng IMI· SUPEllllOfl COUlllT 0, THE increase with the others, °"''::•C:~:::S"'s.11023rdSt.. 111·A~;. 1Rv1NE, m11 Af'110f1 w.., s~~~~g~~~~·:~~=~~~-but la ler withdrew its ap· CMt.a Mu•. CAttU7 Soutll, Sattt• A,.., C•11tom1u1101 Nt. A·I,.,. li t·o Tiiis. bvslMH IS. cOftlhlcttd .., ... .,.. . 8rlen Mlcll•el Mah ood, 303 Esta le ol CLAR ENCE ElMER p Ca I n. dlvl-Mfrvuerlle NO. A, Goront del #Mr S William Woote n of ...._ • ..1.R1chlrds c:.111om1emis • ~.~~~··CLARENCE E. SHULL. I E astern A ·1rl1'n e s 1'n 'Tiiis 1111_ ...... ., flied wltlltlllt Tllls.IMIS1neuls.ccine11KttdllyMI,.,. NOTIC£1~HEREBVGIVEN totllt! " Covnly Clerk of Orentt C-IY on dMCl,wtl. cr~ltors ol the bO d I Miami said the'·carrier J_.,l.,tf74 BrlanM Mallooel a ve namt CIKeelo(tt •• 'lJ t b. . • f'St4n 'Tllls llllemenl ,,.,. IHtd '1111111 the lhal tll ~ h4wtn11<l•lm~119itln>I WI no e ra 1s1pg rates Putllls.lltd Orange Coot Delly Covnly Cieri. ol o,.n..., '-~.,on 1""° ~id ~tdent are reqYlrtcl to 111" ..-"""vm lhcm, W•lh I"" ne<ASUry llOVC ... ", In -t e m P 0 r 8 r j } Y • ' 1 Plloe,.,lan, tl,2.S•ncif'ltl, t,1.197• JtnWry 28, lt1•. \f\f of/'rce Ol lhe clertt Of the tbo¥e en• Another Spokesm a n for 105-7• Publhlled Oran,.. 'oa•I .... llwP!,ltloflJ ltllecl COll'1, or lo P•ewnt them, Wltll 111') E ~.... • .... •,... . ntcusarr vouclltf\, \o ·\he ~I\· a stern, which s hares Febr ... ry t,e.o.n.1~1• 3'176 0trs19....,a1 c1ocH1>RLESGARR1TY, many routes with Na· PUBLIC NOTICE AllO<ney •• La• .... Wpsl 11111 Sll'ttl, tional. s aid In New York PUBLIC NOTICE s.n11 N>e.c1111ornl.Ym 06wn1c111s1ne FICTITIOUS aUSINESS piece ot business of 1nc uncle"IQned in tha t the bOOSl WOUld not NAM. E STATEMENT FlfJilTIOUS BUSINES• •II matin s otrlelnl"9 lo Ille tst•tp 01 t k ff l t' l M -> h 1 • ,..;Cl IM<~ent, w11111n lour mOftlns aller 3 ee eC Un I drC • Tllelollowongpeno"sareclolngbus•· N MESTA1 EMENT tt>e l1tsl.,..lolrc"11onoltnis nollce. Uk'ted Airlines said it ness;~ FTOOL& MACHINE CO ~,, Tiie fo11owln9 PHMln I\ llol"9 ltusi· O.leCIJMuMv?0, 1'1• t. od .... nHU'' CECIL RAV SHULL was S mg rates t a y 8tfmllNA¥e.,WtstmiM1tr,C1>9'61l SUNSET ENTERPRISES ••sss Ea1eu101ofO•t W111 and, a~ the Same time, Arthur WtNing, U7! Bermudll 22nCI Street, Sunset Buell, cai11ou11a ollhe•llO•en••neCldeccdtnl I · h CAB "'"'" Wutmln\t.,.., CA 921>&3 • 9070 • CNAllLES GAllRlfY was app ytng tO{ e Frtd B•mUr. I S717 MIO· Rlthanl MICllHI Mctteon, 1•SSS •ttWU117111 Slrttl for •the righl t o raise dl•~oug11Sl,,M\tminsterCA'16&1 72nel Street, Sunset O.ath, C:.Hf0<n1a S..WMl,Calllornl•Ulot domes tic fares another 2 eci T11~~::'~' ls<onc1vcttc1 bya umu. 90141 Tt1: 11141 s.z.sa,. percent On Marc h 1. pa Fre<1 Banttlcf This. IMlslness Is c011ducled 11, IAln· lltl°""y~ "91111ontr/~ecutw dhrlCIYtl. Pvl>l•Shed Orango Coast oa11., Pito1. , A United s pokesman in Tflls 11•1·~ ··~ lllM ""'"' ""' RlclNlrd M, Mctteo<> JiM\ 2S,end Feb .•••. U, 191• County Cltrk of Orange Counly on Tiiis s1a1eme"1 was llltCI "'llh 1111' m.11. Chicago said som e of the J ...... r.,I, 1916 FS!ut Q)ynly Cler k ol Orange COi.iniy on ._ ________ __;;.,.;..._ increases will work out PubltMllCI <>r-.. Coast 0a;1., PllOI. J1nU1rY 21• 1.,.· f'JJOtt P UBLIC NOTICE to more than l percent Jen. 11, "· 2Stnd F•bruery f, m• Pllbllst1e<1 0••"118 coas1 oallr P11ot. 1------------- and some will come to. "°76 February 1, 1. ts. 12. m• 3S..16 less. That's because of rounding off. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE S-tOOS SUl"ElllOA C.OURTOF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOA TMliCOUHTY OFOlllANGE HO,A·HJZ2 l'ICTinousauSINESS FICTITIOUSBUSIHESS NOTICE OF HE AA ING OF HAMESTATEMIENT NAME STATEMENT l"ETITIOM FOR •ROBATE 01' Wll.l Tiie foll-Ing llSSOftS .,. clolnobu'll· Tiie followlnt person Is CIOlno bust· AHO FOlt LETTERS TESfAMEN· PICTITIOUS BUSINESS nesi•S. ftttUS: TAlllY NAME ST4'TEMENT PAT04ES "W' STITCHES. 24941 MR. GAAi N'S, 711 Marl,,.. Ave., Estate 'bl ALMll G. JONES, also The follow•"9 perJ.On IS doi"t bus•· OwrlancS Ori•e. l.aguna Hills, CA. Balboa ISiand , Ne.,.porl Beach, known as MAS. ERNEST V, JONES, Mu as· ms:i ca1rtornla O.cu\ed AC.flON PRECISION GEAR,'°' llou(yji J «••Marti , ••• , Frank Algar ln, 1113 Oelawere No. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN llldl W, 1111\St., Costa Mew, Ca. 97t.27 Ove rl-Urivw; ._•llUM H;ll'-CA. ), H..,llngton Boch, CAlllOrt\la'71>48 MORRIS G JONES llU flied A pellloon JamM uroy AOilms. '181 Col~ '2653 Tiii• tl\1$1neu is conducted by 111 In•· tor PrOl>ilC' of Will Incl tor IHIHl\Ct ol gan Or , Hunllnglon Oeath, CA "2646 Neore Fawcd, "811 V•...00, Mls-d1¥1dllel. Lent~ Tesl•me'\ll•V lo Ille petltio....r This bustnM.s Is concluc Itel by an 1... slon Vie jo, CA. t7t15 ~ Fran M l'lgartn ~ler~e lo wt>ltn I\ m~de tor furtl'W!r divldUat Tiiis lluslnHs h collducted llY a 'Tiiis s.ta1ement was llled will\ tl'le -•lcu1ars. ancl 1na11ne time 41nd Pl•c~ Jamts l . ACllMs eener•I part11to11-.. Councy Cler lo: ol Ortn9e Count'!' on ot 11e~rl"9 llM! ,......, nas bttn set I<>< This statement wn med wHt1 lllC' Rosalyn J. llfelnard Jtnutrvll, .,,., Fet>n>ar., II, 197•. Al 10 00" "'. •n 11\f' C.Ounty Clerk ot Orange C-1y on 'This statement was filed ..,;111 Ille FUOU <our1room ol Oep;irlm~nt No l, ot "''" J ...... ,., •. t'16 County Cler~ ot Ortnee County on Pllbllslled Oren~ Cott$l 0111'1' Pllol, courc. di 700Clvlt C:cnl"r Or1vo 'M!sl, •II Fstm Jan111ry 1•. 1~)6 Februar., 1, I, IS, ?2. !'It 1~16 \ht' Cllyol ~dnla ll M, C:dlllornra. Pul>lislltd Orange Coast Cally Piiot FSt•t 0.11<1Jat\,16, 1•16 Jen.11, 18 1S,ancl Feb. I 1e1• ' PutlllttteCI 0r..._eoan Otlly Piiot, PUBLIC NOTICE Wll.l.IAM E.StJOHN, ' ' 5&-76 Jan. ll,2S,encl Feb. l,8, 1916 197·16 Counly.Cterk FICTITIOUS BUSINESS PUBLIC NOTICE NIMIESTATEMENT 1 Tiit to11owln9 pt"rsons ere doing bllsl· PUBLIC NOTICE HAllOLO 0. AOAMS ~CHllPMAN, SUITE 101 OllA'KGE, CA. A"°"'ty fff! PellfloMt' PICTITIOUS IUSIN(U nenas: MIME STATEMENT · FICflTIOULS BllSINESS HUN f I HGT 0 H HE I c;H TS Publlshtd Oran~ coast O~lly Pilot J•nUolrYll,anCI Ftbruery I, 7, 1976 403·1'> The tollowong PNM!n Is doing t>usl· NAME STATEMENT o\PllRTMENTS, 16814 Sims St., Hunl· nessas • The 1011owlng -son ts d0l"9 bll\i· 1nq1oneeach,Cellfornl•t7~t : MC OONllLO'S OF COSTA MESA, nessas Cerl E. L.tlrd anCI Vl191nlaS. I.Aird, i.u 'w. mh lt 'Co\M Mt~. CA. •mu SU PEA CllMP'E~S. 1710 --I .... Sims 51 • Apt ti 13, HunllngtO'I P UBUC NOTICE Ru mac, t43•7 Valley Vie,., s...11 8·4, Costa Mes•.~ 97617 &.t<ll, Cal•lornia '764~ i::e Sp<lno•. Cl\, OoUQlt\ Lee lllllenll'lorp, 167n Mon· This buslnf'\\ I~ conducted by an in SUl"EltlOll COU"T OF THE Tn•• DUSl .... •S IS concNcled bY<I cor· lerey l.n ' No."'· Huntln91on BeM:ll, dl•ldYll, STlllE 0, CALll'Oll NIA l"Olt pootron CA 'l'l~q Vrrq.nl<tS. L.11rd THE CO UNTY 01' OllANGE Rumac Th•s busine\I h Cl:lllclll< led by 1n rn 'Thi' stlltmenl w•s llled wotn the No,A ... J .. EowardH.RYby,PrulOMI dlvidu•I. Countv Cltrl<. ol O••nge County 0" NOTICE OF HEAR ING OF 'l"llis •••temenl _., flied wolh ,,... Oouotas Le~ Allenlnorp Janunry "· na. PETITION FOR PROOll TE OF WILL Counly Cl.,,. ol Or•n11t County on This statement was flltO '"4111 '"" F!lllU llNO FOR LETTERS TESTAMEN Jtnu.11ry u 1916 Counly Cterw ol OranQe Coumy .,., PvbU....O Oran~ CoHt D•llY P•IOI, TARV AHO FOR .llUTHOlllZl>TION • Fstm Januar yu ,tq/6 F•brutr"t l,1,IS.12,1~16 .01·71> TO llOMINISTER UNDER THE Publl\lled Oranoe Coast Oail't Piiot . f'SI0 7 INDEPENDENT AOMINISl RA.TION Jan 11 JS and Feb I I ,.,. 1'18-7~ Publlstoeel Ot.ll'll)lt Cont OallyPrlol OF ESTATES AC.l !PROBATE CODI: • • · • J1n.11,2s.anc1Fu.1.a,mt. 14,_,6 Pl'Rl.IC .SOTICF. 1m ETSEOI ------------1 E\lale ol SUE AOEl.14 KEELING, PUBl.IC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE "''llTIOUSIUSINESS Ot~~~~CdE IS HEREBY GIVEN"'•' FICTITIOU~BUSINESS T I 1N ME STATEMENT LEIGHTONKEELtNGha\llled .... •·n NllMESTATt;MENT l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS ~~,0 IOWlnQ per5onS•r.,OOl"9tlus• • ~llllon IOr P•OINll~ ol Will and f<)r I\ The IOUOWl"9 person •• t!Olng bo\I NllME STATEMENT MULTl·PLE'X MANAGEMENl \YMK• ol Lell••• H•••man1ery lo ..... ,,.nH· T"e following PtrSOll Is doing bo~· CO , 133 Oo•tr Orlvt', Suite No. t, :!1111~::Pt•i;:!,!~~ A-'u~~.'~:::•:;1~"""11 MARKETING OECISIONS, 3400 nesH\ HtwP0'1 8eacll,CA '1063 ' -· o lr¥1N Ave., Suite IO'IA, Ir"'""• c<1\ T.W.JEWELl.PROPERTI ES,320 llNNUIT'l'INllESTMENT INC. I Esl1t.,.Acl (Probtle Code s.i•twol NeWll0<1 U..ach, C.11. '1660 Ra"'°"" Pl , ~II Me•a. CA"1&77 C•lllornit CorporAI inn 1, 833 Oo~c~ rwfertn<t to which 1' made l0< lurt"-r Ge~ l,._ence Heu, 1979 Port Tnomu Ward .Mwell, JlO AaMOf\6 Drive Suite No I N I 8e CA Ptrllclll•n. tnd INll Ille llm• andPl•C~ I l.OCUltlQI> Plt<e, N,.•POrl Buen, CA Pl.,CoslaMctse,CA'1•l7 92f>6.)' ' ' ewPOr Kl\ ol. l>tat1"9 the same llts Detn .wt tor '2t60 Thi\ bldll>HS '' aonoucttd bv en In· Th•s business Is cot>CI cted b ~el>Nary IO, I0 4, •1 I0.00 • m · 1" 1"'' This buslntH is tonducted by an In dlvooual POUllon Y, Y • cor ~,,room ot O..p.1t1men1 No Jot "'''' clivlc!IUI. TluwnasWardJewelf 'ANNUITY INVESTMENT url,al,IOOClvlcCtnter Orwe Wt\t,on (;loorg• L M~\\ Thi\ , .......... , •• , . med willl "'" I NC Clly .o• Sllllt• An•. C•lilornll. FSl4" County C•erk ol Oran()i COUftlY on Oo"\Go sln St'(rotary -Oa\F"Jtn111>r'f 19, 1'7t This s1e1~mon1 was flll!d will\ '"" J~nuarv 8, ,.,. S~•tlMy · . , ~11.1.IAM E SI JOHN, I County CIC'•k OI or.n9., Counly on l'S'IUI Thi~ ~1~1tmtt\I wa' med wit!> ""' OUlt'l'.l"ou~nly"Cto•o·L·,.H Jd'luary 14, .. ,. Pultll_. O<-Coa\I 0a11., Pllol County cte 11. 1 o J Count .. , ' 11 Pubh\"td Or•n~ Coa\I O.•ily Pllo Jan II, ie. Uand Felllrutry I, 1916 ' ' o r nqe y on MALCOLM .. D OllL 'I' Ja.,t8.?S,41\dFe1>ru11ry1.1, 1•1& 167 lb 6716 J<1nU11ry?O,l9l• 1111.,.,,.y,•t uw l'Sl13t .aot MtcArtll~r lit•• Publi•llr-4 OranQf) Coast OAllV Ptlo•. *•"'1 IHCll C.lllornr• ,2.., I PUBLIC NOTICE r URLIC NOTICE J&n H. and Ftb I, s. I ~. ,.,. Altwn.,s lot Poll ti oner 1'17 1~ PuOll .... td OrdnQt C0311 D•lly P,101 I l'ICTITIOOS IUSINf!U FICTITIOUS IUSINf!SS --,,....-----------J•11 )I. encl Fob. I, •. lt76 '2).1~ NAMUUTEMENT NAMESTA't«MIENT P URI.IC NOTIC.F. Tiie IOllowlrlq l)f'rSOn I• dotng M •· Ti. lolio.lnt pef'SO'\ ,, dolt19 bu\I nt\\.\ .U). P UBLIC NOTICE Bii Ttl.E ICING COOS Flower,OrMIQ" NOTICE TOCA•DITOllS B'I' LOVE, l'tO Grlllllh Way, c•,t•"" ' ' SUl'EAIOlll COUATOF TH[ SUl'Ell lOll COUllT OF THE ...IQllM8"t<ll,CA.,6SI ,. ,..., ST T Ma"''" e JoM,on, 790 Gt'tflllh Jerry F, Cyr'\rt, •00 S. Flo.,.,, A EO"CtltrOllNIAl"O,_ STATIEOl'CALIFOllNIAFOll WAv.L<tOY"80Hch,Cll'7bSI OrM>9f,CA .,... ,THECOUN VOFOllANGE TNECOUNTYOFOllANGE Thi ~ I I Tiii\ bu\ln.i\ IS. <Ondvcled by .... •n· No. A··ll~I Ne. A ... ,.. dlv•~•';'si,,.ss \Cond11ch1Clby.tn n dlvlOu&I. • Esi.tt ol EVElY N HERBERT NOTIC E OF HEAlllNO Of" I Mffll"tnO.JolW\son ,JtfryF.Cerli• HALLIOAV, OeceneCI. PETITION 1'011 l'flOIATE 0, WILL Thi\ ••••emenl WIS llltd w41h 11\f' Tiiis slale-nt was llltCI Wiii• '"" NOTICE IS HERE8V GIVEN lo I"" ANO ,o.-I.ETTERS TESTAM(N. Counl't Clotk ol Or•"941 Count¥ on Cou.,ly Cieri. OI 0 .. n91 COutlty on (tf'<Moo ot Ille ebovt ~lmtO dt<eclf'1\I TAllV Janwarys, t'76 J...,uaryl, ,.,.. • ..... •II pert<>r\S l\tYlnQ tl•lrM "91ln11 E\l•I• ol OTTO "'· MEINHllROT, FSI .. Publl\hld Ore119t Col\I Diiiy P'llOI, Jin. 11, 11, JS.no Fel>ru.,y t, 197• , .. ,. P UBLIC NOTICE . -- FJIUI lht \•ICI cM<edenl 1re rtQulred to 111., lka OTTO ALIE AT MEIN~llROt Publl\llf!d 0r.,.,.. Coul Delly PllOI I~ wtln tllct nectn1ry voucllt!,.., tn Otceawo. • J&nuary 11, lt,u . .-Februtry I, •• , .. Ille ollk• ol lhe Cltrk ol Ille •bovt"' NOTICE 15 HE,.E8Y GIVEN IMI ti lb llllf!dcourt, or toprp\enl them, wltr11~ ROG EA w, COBLE hu ftltcl heroin ,. PU81.JC NOTICE ,,.CMsery voucllers, to lllt unelttil9fttCI pellllOt\ lor Probtl$ 01 Wiii •nO lof " •• Ill• olllct of WILLIAM L SUtn<e OfLelltr\Te \IA,.,,.,nlarytOIN' OUllllNT E, 4110rney al I.Aw, UOI pellll-r rt ltrtn<t lo which Is "Wd~ W.\lcll ll Orl•t. Sulle 317, ~Wl>Ofl lo< IYrlllctr parllcul ar\, tt>CI 11141 '"" Be6Cll, C.lllornla 97660, whl~h I~ I"" II ... olnd pl&<t 01 MM Ina,,,. M-1\tl\ piece ol ltustneu 01 Int llQjler\IQnlo(l In ~n )(ti lor Feonurv 17, 1916, 11 tO oo •II matters pertt•n•l\O lo '"" f\IAI~ ot • "' , In ll'IP courlroom ol Depert""'nl ... 10 Ge<tdenl. "'llhln lour mon111S <titer HO >el salCI courl, at 100 C .. I< C...l~r ll~llrstpUbllc•llonot1hl•no11tt. Orlvt W•••· In tht Clly ol6'nt• """• OAlldJAnuary tt, 1'7' C•lllornln. • PAUL '1Ell BEllT 0.lt<I Jl~YMf ,., lt1' E •~<uto,011111 Will WILLI AM I !ti JO"N, ol lhl •beve nnmeo dtc•~nt. County Ctn~ Willi AM L. OUlltllltTI TMOll,E, SUI.LIV AN, YllOll"k..MAN, AlfffMf II LI• THOlll'~ .... O'SULLIVAN 1•1 W.stcllft Drtvt A"-Yl •I u w MWJll •wtltlllre llvd. Nf-' .. kit, CA. UMt ~~rtll Floor Ttl: 17141Mt1M ~' A•lu, C1lll•r11I• •to11 ... ._.,,.,.H<wtff Ttl UUl ... t"4t l'llbll""d Or•f19t Coao Dally Piiot ..... ,,.,. fff. ,..lllltMr JM.U,tncl F111.1,e, U,1'16 l>ublhlltd Or•not (H U D•rly "•IOI. • 2&'76 JAll.31,tn<SFtb t,7,1~7. «14 1• ' .. ·. -·-~-~ I -Sunday. February l, 1918 DAILY PIL.0( f:.li 1 OeJDeni e . Ho1ne Units D.ana Bluff s-=O ff ers Wide Oce a n Vi.e ws • -~ow Open • I .... · · 'tive minutes from the San Diego Freeway, within walking distance or new neighborhood . shopping facilities &nd across the street from a proposed city park in San Clemente are the new two and three bedroom re.sidential units of Summer Place, built by Charles T. Smith and Associates. · High above -Capistrano Beach, overlooking t he Da n a Point Marina and1he..coastJine.ar~lbe new.J4-1xury towoh9mes of Dana Bluffs, bui lt by Charles T. Smith and Associates . The walled, private communi· ty or two, lbree and rour bedroom townhomes ranges along the headlands w ith each home oriented to a ~Ue water View or the Pacific Ocean. Prices r ange from $85,500. ''Convenience itnd comfort are . two or the desirable elements of Summer Place. The maintenan'· ce.free community is completely walled and the entrance has a security gale." slated George Wright, project manager for \he builder or the luxury develop- ment. P rices range from $52,500 lo $63,000 with tour models con- taining from 1301 to 1590 squ·are reel. rccreatlon center fo~ residents with a tennis court. ~Imming pool and th e rapy pool. /\ landscaped parking court serves each cluster of. homes and all maintenance is provided by the Summer Place Homeowners As.. sociar.ion .. private pauo. U PSTAIRS IN the Windward is a large ·m aster bedroom suite opening to a s un deck with heavily-textur ed stucco walls for privacy. The m aster bath. full fam ily bath and two secondary bedrooms complete the upper living level of the plan featuring 1520 sq.uare feet. ('Upancy furnished models arC' open daily and a sales informa- tion center is m a1nlained by representatl\:es of Walker and Lee.' s~les agents for the di!-· llncti\'e res idential community in San.Cleme11tc. To reach the new de\'elopmcnl. exit the San Diego Freeway ut Camino de Estrella, turn right on Camino de Estr ella and dri ve to Camino Mira Costa. Turn left on Camino Mira Costa and drive one FURNISHED models are open daily dis,>laying the long list of features included in the base purchase price. Each home bas a concr ete patio/deck extending from the living room which is highlighted by a wood-burning fireplace. A pr_ivate balcony off the upstairs master bedroom sui te also faces the ocean. WITHIN SUMME R Plac is a The Windward is a two-story pl an featuring three bedrooms and 21·:! baths. The living room and dining r oom overlook a four different floor plans are available for immediate oc-block to Sum mer Place. ' Kitchens have dining nooks and include built-in appliances of a range,· eye-le vel cootinuous - cleaning oven, dishwasher, dis· ........ Coast Plan Topic . <#. Blk Me eting , .. "The Coastal Conservation Plan" will be the subject or an open discussion with leading authorities at the Monday's meeting of the Building Industry Association at the Airporler Inn in Newport Beach. • . . . The featured speakers include Joseph Bodovltz, executive director or the Coastal Zone Conservation Commission. Bodovitz has held this post since.1973 and prior to that time served as executive director or the San Francisco' Bay Conservation and Development Commission for eight years. W~rd Connerly of CoMerly & Associates, con· sultant to the California Builders Council, also wifl participate in this vital discussion. Connerly has served as Depu\y Director of the California Depart- ment,,Qf Housing and Community Development, and Cbiet<Consultant to the Assembly Urban De~elop- ment and Hou&i.ng.COmmitte~. _ _ ~ Acting as moderator will be Ralph A. Diedrich, · supervisor for the Third District and former member of the South Coast Regional Commission. Vet Board Asks Hike On Ceiling SA'N DIEGO (UPI> - 'The new chairmal}Gf the Califo.rnia Vetei:.ans Board says the ceiling on veteran s home )Qans should be incre~sed to ke~p pace with soaring pnces. Michael I. Neil, elected chairman last month said California veteian~ should at least be abJe to purchase wbat is in- terpreted as a n average home and calle d fQf passage of a $500 million Cal-Vet bond issue on the June ballot. · r PREVIEW SHOWIN'G ffle reJith C an'Jpn 100 Acres . in the hills abov~ Capistrano Beach. Subdivided into 186 ocean and canyon view lots. Homes from $72,500 to $195,000 l .3 to 5 Bedroom s -3 baths. Up to 3,600 sq. ft. Distinctive multi-level desigf'.'S. Var ied and dramatic exterior$. Spacious, multi-story en- tries. M assive living -r09ms· with vaulted or tw~stor;y ceilings. Dram atically wide stairways and balconies. Formal dining room w ith sliding door to patio area. Large, country-style k itchen with dining area. Completely panelled, separate family-room. Wet bar in family room. Massive mast~r bed room suites with walk·in closet and walk-out balcony and fireplace. Large second baths With_ tub plu s separate tiled shower. · J .... Furnished MOdels and Sales . poser and I rns f\ compactor •. Luminous ceilings., sheet vinyl noorin and ceramic tile coun- tert<>PS are sfindiRJ. Genel'OQ storage spa<:4! is provided in the hardwood , furniture·finisHed • cabinets aod p antry . • EACH DANA Bluffs \ownbome has wall-t o-wall carpeting , throughout, space ror individual laundry appliances in tbe com· ~pletely finished two or.three-car garage whi<;h has direct accees • to the interior or the home, mir· rored wardrobe doors throughoUt. and 2'h baths. Dana Bluffs can be reached by \ exiting t}\e San Diego Preeway at Paoific Coast Highway at the turnoff to the Beach Cities. Turn right on Doheny Park Drive, then to Victoria and turn might again. Follow Victori a \o the top of the hill to Dana Blurts at 25976 Vista Ori ve East at Capistrano Beach; just minute9 from the Dana Point Marina. .. HOW TO REACH MEREDITH CA.HYON . San Diego Freeway to Las Ramblas e)(lt (Capistrano Be~ Dan a P Oint, Dohenev State Pa'rk) teft on Las Ramblas to Via de Agua, left on Via de Agua to ., •• L I This program is open to the general m em- bership of the BIA and their guests. Cocktails wi ll be served at 6:30 p.m. with dinner at 7:30 p.m. The cost is $10 per person and reservations may be made through the Orange County Chapter, BIAt 17291 h:vine Blvd., Suite 25--t, Tustin 92680, telephone "If the median price o( a home is $40,000 today. Then I believe we should go to the $40,000 level on loans, Neil said, adding Office Open 10 a.m . to Dusk 831-0600 . sales office. ' . he believed the current '=======--==--===--=-~--..----------------ceiling set al $35,000 by 832-3484. B~ntingtoh Harbour~· the Legislature is within that rarige. SeaGate Finale Due / The 34 -home final priced from $99,400 to phase of Sea Gale in $109.900 offer three and Huntington Harbour will four-bedroom floor plans be ready for occupancy located on deep water by n ew owners J n ct\.annels providing February. direct access to the Pre-completion sales Catalina Channel and already account Cor 21 beyond. units, according to Steve Home prices include Henrotin, sales m anager full land ownership. AJJ for Huntington Harbour homes feature such Realty. exclusive sales quality design details as theplan!i' va';'l~ed. exposed beam r . cethn,gs, step -down The remaining homes, I i vi n g room s w it b wood-acc ent e d iron railings, tile -fa c ed: wood-burning fireplaces with gas log lighters , and formal dining rooms. Wet bars and family rooms are in some of be plans. FUrnished models are open daily from 10 a .m. to dusk, adjacent to the SeaGate sales office, 3500 Edinger A venue, Huntington Beach. Phone 8-16-2846. THE BIG NEW PLAN NOOK -T:;? Cl ~.:J. ' ...,. __ .... ,,. KITQIEN LIVING ROOM ENTRY ___ ___,.,,.._r COURT JI .. FAl',tll Y ROOM llEOAOOM .. CiARAGE 8£0 AOOM llEOROOM 3 2 FOR YOUR BIG NEW um BOLD, BEAUTIRIL SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES IN THE IRVINE AWARD-WINNING COMMUNITY. lt's PLAN V, and we feature it here because press and pub lic alik e have lauded its great planning features. But, remember, it's only one of the exciting new homes at Deerfield Park Homes. Remem- ber, too, that ownership in Deerfield Park Ho mes makes seven parks and five swim ming pools available to your family's use. A fUll ROSTER OF LUXURY IL\TURES IS PRIC£-INClUDWI One Story -Two Story -SpUt Level Homes Three and Four Bedrooms $58,495 to $74,995 I, - ! .. i '.t -i SANTA ANA JWY waAtOJif"""""' • . !;: J - f'fj'I 5",..rJ.t.~ ~ .,'<' ,. ., ... i ! " • V DEERFIELD PARK HOMES A ' G:t ' i __ .. -··---IRVINE Furnl"1fd Modtll 0pt"n O~lly • P~CtrlCCOAST >lW• 1000 •. m.106r.m IRVINE '>Jlr. Of"tt 17 Ott11jtt11>« lrvtnt, C.lilorn•• 9 HOS ~ hlcrlloM (7141 H2-S211 .v~C8fNft'OCWMTV~ VlllAGES· ............. ,....... ......,__. .... ., .. If you pre fe r dining in a skylit lo& to leftove·rs in the kitche n, lVe built a You'~e p.irtu:ular .ibout .1 lot oft l11ng<.. f"Pl'U,llly tlw rlt1ll' you ( .111 home. You insi-;t on ~omething sprc1.ll. Just a bit diff erenl. A.cut above the others. • T his is it. Village WJlk. Uniquech,1k•t-l1ke townhomcs with a spl!ct.1cular d1fkrl·nce. Soph1.,l1tilll·d floorpl.1n-.. 1wrl(.'{I for enterta1111ng, fc<1 tmc w0od-bcaml'd ceilings, sky lit lofts. bay windows. private patio5, rooftop g.irdenf. ,1nd gourmet kitchens with eye-level cont inuous cleaninR g<"ls ovt·n and r.1 ngr. • ' • I for outJoor fun a nd excitement, you'll find an unusual sunl...cn n'crration center with hcatell pool, jJcuzz1 .md lively sundeck. And soon. you'll find a second recreation center for even greater I un. You'll meet your neighbors ... young professional people, who like yourself, from enjoy the finer thi ngs in hf c. I W ".850 No. we're not talking <lbout .1 mountain Sh.:inptlil. We're t.1lking 71 about close-to-everything Villa~c Walk. with it!> lush l<1ndscaping, striking architecture, well·dcsignt•d interiors _and an "uptown" atmosphere th3~ I" <,(.'COnd lo nonr. ~ And right now our third pl1asc is havin>~ it-. 'I Rrand l>penin~. !>'' lhl· selection couldn't be betkr. Rut don't t.11...c .1 ch.:incc on missing oul . Mal..c the ~ • • .. : ;; .. '-"' UGI !ll r!IOM AYf I Village I Walk . Soul I\ Coul Plata SAN OlllGO FWY MAr 11.'<TI T• \St 111.t movt• In V1ll .1Rc W.1lk today. Then yQu'll see why we <,;1y, "11 you'n..• cl1mfMt.1hll· wilh Tournedos Berncl1W, l;k(-1h1· ~"" l)n·i:o h<'f'•~1 l<l th. l· .. rt\IC'" t\11, 'or•h ,)!)<' m11~ llr rho.w {711) SS6·11ol . you'll led ppsitivcly .lt twmt• with V1llJgc \'\IJlk~' • " ... .. . . ' ·. .. Sunday, F abtuary 1. 1976 C8 OAlL V PILQj Irvine. Pr9jects Honored I Deetfieltl, Ranchp Lauded for 'Semible Growth' • The t~o newest communities ll-lh&.-~l!!-o! l ryjne, Deerfield and Rancho San Joaquin, have won awards or merit in ltle "Sensible Growth" Design and Planning awards competition co- s ponsored by the National As· sociatlon of Home Builders and Detter H ome~ and Gardens REAL ESTATE Magazine. The aw<.irds were presented at La Mancha the National Association of llomebu1ldc r 's 32nd annual con-• v€.'nt1on in Dallas to Frank E Townhornn.s Hughes, th€.' l rvan~ Company's .aau..; residential division vice presi· Realty Class Set_ Techniques or real estate ofrice management and administration will be eirnmined in a new Orange Coai;l College <'lass this • :Sprang for persons with r eal estate hteQses. The c lass will meet Thursdays from 7 to 10 p.m . at Newport Ha rbor High School begin- nlng P cb. 5. Fun· dam e nlal s of manage m c n t , HAHSl!H broker-associ:.ite r elationships, record \..t•cping, forms. training. offi ce prnc· lil'c~. publil· image, coinmunicalion, anti <:ontinu111g er;lucat1on will be cov l'rcd. Richard lJ. Hunsen'.. aesident of ... Key Realtors of Hunt.ln~l>(I Beach ond Costa Mesa, will be the ~· . Lor. Promine nt gucsl lecturers wUJln-: elude Randall Mccardle, real estate : investment analyst and. au\hOr:' .I James ·wood, president of thllque • {iomes; Nigel Bailey, presldtnl,. or Nigel Bailey and Associates, and Glen Martin, executive vice president of the N€.'wport H arbor -Costa Mesa Board of Realtors. • Rc~islrntJon is under way ttu'ouj:h Fel.J. 6 in OCC's Admissions and Records Office. For rC'g_istratiOl) in- formation, phone 556·5735. ' Inflation beating tips ... Every day Jn the "71HJQMI . <.tent and head of its homebuild· U d 1ng unit, Crv1nc Pacific Develop· ll er ment Company. \Vay 1~-::::::===============================:::::::---i TWO-STORY LIVING ROOM 'WALDEN• HOME HI GHLIGHT Fireplace Popular With Visitors to Irvine Model Walden ·Home 'Ideal' For Small Families ...... Construction of the . THE I RVI NE Company model complex at La p lanned the community of Mancha townhomcs, the Deerfield. and Irvine Paci fic N i s s i on V i e j,o built the Deerfield Patio Homes Company's first hucury <one of four Deerfield housing t o w n h _, m e products 1 and the Rancho San neighborhood, is now uh· Joaqum Townhomes. der way, according to Some 17 5 c.ntri ~s from Don Scbulz. vice pres1- 1hroughout th e nation w~e~dent of product devclop- JUdg€.'d by a panel of nine ,na-m ent and sales . lionally recognized experl:5 in the fi€.'lds of land planning, architec- 1ure, home building, construction and markeJin_g. Only 29 received awards, a nd the l rvinc'Company was 6nc of lhe three do~ble win-ners . ~._ · Judging criteria included Cvn· ccrn for people and the physical €.'nvironmcnt...adherence to sound planning and design principles and m arket acceptance, THE COM M UN I TY o f Deerfield was one of only two new communities in America to win an a\\·ard Its comprehensiv~ plan features four housing pro- ducts including family and adult apartments, town homes:· patio Located on a hillc;ide overlooking the Mission Viejo Country Club. La Mancha wi ll offt>r six floor plans in uphill and downhill styles. Many of the residences. planned at the new neighborhood will feature views of lhe golf course fairways, the foothills to the west, and Saddleback mountain. To maximize the view potential and to provide a n i n d i .v i d u a l n~g h b o r h o o d a phere, La Mancha is · anned to be bµilt in c lus te r s o n pri vate st reets. s u rrounding open mot o r -court entries. Summer Place ~-bythesea ,--J.-, ~ ' .~ . '·~- · 2 and 3 bedroom homes from $52,500 •.. Summer Place Heres the place to en1oy the tun· •1 a fun plqce to live Ille youvedreamed of .carefree. N . . homes. and lar ger park homes. These products were designed to meet the needs of singles, coupl€.'s and families with in· com es r a ngi-n g from under Sl 0 .000 to-ovcr$5(}-;000. vacatton-sryle hvmg 52 weeks a year No yard work. No Guts1de maintenance No unwanted intruders Inside Summer Place waits are a swimming PoOl.1enn1s coun and theraoeut1c poot.Ou1s1de. are golf courses, tennis ctubs, llshing, surfing. boahng. shopping - -... A n ideal h o me for the sophisticated !'mall family,"sa1d one· recent visitor to the award· winning "W a Iden " plan at Deane Devel opme nt Company's Uni versity P ark neighbQrhood in Irvine. This two bedroom , two bath home offers a long list of fealur€.'s usua lly found only in much larger homes;. such as a walk-in closet in lhe master bedroom, a one and a half story living room with fl oor -to-floor fi replace, an overs ized breakfast nook, a pass- lhrough counter rrom the kitchel\ to the outdoors, and a semi· enclosed entry portico. FOR THE TIVO·ml'mix'r fa mi· ly the second bed room com erJs easily into a study. library ~r s~wing room. F eatures of lht• 47 -acr€.' nc1gbborhood' itself inC'IUdl' a swimming pool.with sun deck. tot lot and'l:abana, two ni)."!hl·lighle<.l tennis court s and a fi vc -acr€.' private park. Across.University Drive from the Deane neigh borhood is the site of a 345·acre regional park, and a new shopping center ha~ recently opened within \~al king distance. The 0 (•erfield school system includes a day-care center,· an cll'mentary school and a junior hi gh school. And the recreation package includes a public park; live private parks wi'th pool- . j acuzzi complexes, volleyball courts and tot-lots; four mini· '1 parks : and a hiking-biking lrail criss-crossing the entire com- . munity from Q.aJ>l to west and . Nearly h,alf of the acreage al La Mancha bas been set aside as landscaped o pen space an~ recreation facilities. for the exclusive use of La M a n c h a hom e owners. Main· tenance will be provide.'<! by th e L a M a n ch<:t h omeowner s' as - sociation . north to south. ....----------• and tine resraurants. A 1rue investment in the good hfo with one tit the most economical pnce/value rahos of ocean-view property 10 be found. Excellent conven11onar f1nancmg available-Ouatil1es for $2.000 Federal Tax CreO..-- Dnve Sao Diego Freeway South to Cammo de Es1rella oll-r1Jmp. Turn fight. Proceed west to Cam.mo Mlfa COsra TIJr{I left. Orange County's newest, Gate-Guarded Community 714/496-~~51 P RlCES FOR the t,43o s quare foot home -onl' of lour plans currently avail able ai Deane University Par k -begin a t $70,500. OTHE R DEANE Univcrsilv Park plans range up to 2.14°6 square feet in s ize. offoring :.10., many a s four bedrooms ;ind .. RANCHO SAN J oaquin is a n innovative. clus tered townhome project located on 'the edge of the Rancho San J oaquin GoU Course. It was designed specifically for adults: professional s ingles, couples , couples without c nildre n. and older couples !-===================~·-~-....,......__:=====================================~========~-~~. whose children arc grown. The 322 homes feature rustic U1ree baths. · Walden's two-car a ttached gara~s t'asily accessible from the breakfas t a rea, and room in tbe garage has b€.'en set aside for washer and dryer . The plan's m aster bath is a s tudy in elegance. with its built· in plante r, twin basin vanity and free-s tanding, glass.enclosed s howt!r stall. Fully fu rni s hed D ean e Univers ity Park models arc open dally from 10 a.m . until 6 p.m .. and may be reached by laking th€.' Culver Drive offramp from either the Santa Ana or the San Diego Freeways and travelin)."! toward the beach. Turn left on Univer s ity D ri ve and travel about a mile and a half lo the neighborhood entr~nce. Cal i fd rnia arch it ecture , dram a tic C'nt ries . formal or Sl'mi·formal ljving-dining rooms, breakfast nooks, eleg~nt master bedroom s uHes w ith large dress· ing rooms. a nd sundecks or patios . Extra rooms become l!UeSt(l'Ooms, dens, conversation or 'ho'bby ar ca !l-~ r ather .than bedrooms fo r children. Prices range from about $60.000 to over $90,000. Elegant new adult condominium s, featuring a TV· sec urity building; a leisure mainte- nance-fre e Country- Club lifestyle, and 'an unbelievable. • energy-saving location $46,950 TO $49,950 ,. s."\~0/o A.P.R. AVAILABLE 7.9% INTEREST GUARANT EEDTRADEPROGRAM THE ~RAoeuRv s~ CHATEAU o ~ •g §~~ Charles T. Smith is pro11d to m11101mce ]8 condominiums m1aifal1fc at D4N4 BWff"S f from $87,500 fa $]07,000 A Private Community feat(1ri11g: • Brcaf lztnki11g views • Ts;;mis • Poofs & S111111a • Cl11b/10L1SC! • 2 {-r' J Bedrooms .. • 21/: Bnthroo111s I\ lodl•J, llJ'l'l1 q J\j\ 1 tn Ju,J.., <larly. Phon e: 7141493-5544 )hu 11111<:/ <;CC' to l1d ict'<' I lw BEAUTY. • • p 7 7 • .:.. I This Newport Beach eleganc~)is exp ensive-but not extravagant. Sonw t hrng" ;11c• lic \ 011d pr it'<:. I ,ikt• Ii\ 11)1! dose to I lw n<·t•:111 1n an exhilaraling lcismin<' CrC'C'k hom<'. I t's ~1mong lhr most l:ilkC'd·of nnd "lll'l't• .... sf ul hon1<' ck·:--i~ns in Newpon Bc·;irh. Now I hr de hut of Phns(' JI int ro<lur<.'s our nr\'v<'st I. ~-sl or~' nnd ~pl it· lc•\'C'I cn•nt ions i 11 l hC' choin'.o; I pa r t of .I w: mi 111' (',."'''" Th is VC'ry sp('t'iH l off rring incluclrs ~I of NC'\\ port Beach's firn 1st vi<'w home~. Hrilh antl\' s unlit. in le>riors. lavish· • l.v lnnd::<ccipc·cl <'"-:1 1'l'IOI'", :i s1wcl:H·ulur New Pha~c II C'lulihn11 .... I' \\If h p11ol :rnd hghlt•d I 11nnt" courts. All \\i1h 1111· sc•1111j1, of :i 2·1·hr a1 trndt•d 1·11t r:1111·1· If '011 c:in be• choosv :ihout wh1•n• \'Ou '"'" 'in '\('\\port Brach com<' s;~mplt• 1 lw chnk1'. nn'nn·cool living -and t lt1· 1 •1 c•11·~ at .I asminr l'n·c·.ti Phast• 11. Li\'in~ was nrv('r niorf' c::irefrC'~ Dirt>ction'\: :3 block" Ea:--L of Mac Arthur Bl vd. on San .Jonquin J fills !load, tlwn one hlock So. on Mar~uorit1' to the s('rirrity gal<'. P hrnw 714/fl40·40:lO. JASMllN~ Cl~EI~ In lhr V1ll.tJ!I' n1 l l:lrhor \i ww llomes from 9!1.500 lo $J.18,000. @ · ~1 ·.I H1od,t...~1m~. Im· /\n ~C".(1rporn111ml'omp.1nv '~"I('~ IRVINE Vll.lAGEs , ' I . =· ... DEANE'S 'BENDEMEER' TWO-STORY MODEL IN IRVINE Deep l iving i lld Dining Rooms in University Park ' 20 Homes Remain -:fn Irvine Project ·•• ;rwenty homes rem:iin lo be .~old in Deane Development Com- j:ioy's e,ward-winning series of • Jtocnes at Uoi versily Park. ac- ciQrdfog to Cars Carland. direr to r o f· m::tr kvt1n ~ for l h l· hOmebuilding firm Each of the four plans original- ly introduced i!t Deane Uni vcr'\1- LY Park subsequently rccC'in~d a Gold Nugget a ward in competi- tion with hom es from 1hroughout the 13 western stat es. A rifth plan. intr oduced Ja:.t fall, 1:. already sold out. . Deane ·:. Univers ity Park neighbor hood includes a fl\ e acre private park, a large swim· ming pool, with sun deck, tot lot and cabana. a nd two night lighted tennis c:ourts. · l\lodel homes arC' open daily from 10 a.m until 6 pm .. and may be reached by taking thl'. Culver Drive offramp from l'lther. the Santa Ana or the San Diego freewa.' s and traveling toward the coast. .J'urn left on Uni vers ity Drive. °'the et)trance to the com munity will be on the left·h<1nd s ide of the street, about a mile and a half from the in- te r s ecti o n of Cu lver and Uni versily_. • · . &.lnday. February 1. '1' DA.fl V PILOT New D_~erfield Unit .Opening High levets·of sales activity at Deerfield Parls Homes, located lD the Irvine Comp,1my's award· winning communit y of Ileerfield in the city of Irvine, has stimulaf· ed an early opening or Unit 4. ac- cording to Roy Humphreys, pro- ject manager for the single fami- ly, detached homes priced f.rom $58,495 to $74,995, built by Cen-· tury Community Developers. Now operting al\d available for im mediate pure hase· are six floor p lans in one story and tii -level designs containing three and four bedrooms; two or three full baths and up to 2,557 square feet of liv· ins s pace. Form al areas are zoned apa rt from family rooms an d b e d room s t o g i ve homeowners the kind of privacy considered a traditional value in single family r esidences. A NOTHER DESIGN feature. unde rscoring the elem ent of privacy is the use of the ·:zero lot· hne" conc·ept. With the homes placed to one side of the lot, max- imum land usag,e is obtained. Model hom es at the sales com- plex display varied uses for yard areas in relations hip to the in- door /outdoor lifestyle $0 typical o( Southern California In general a nd of Ir vine in particular. Some Deerfield Park Homes border the pu blic park in the commun ity of Deerfi eld a nd t here ar e two private parks within t he e xecutive home de· velopment. There are a total of fiv e par ks available for use of Deerfield res id ents, each with a swimming pool. ca bana , wading pool and children's play area. THROUGHOUT Irvine is a network of bicycle paths, some resen •cd along the landscaped boulevards and others winding· through the acres of greenbellS' and parks which are an integral part of the master-planning for .the entire area. Close proximity to par kb and greenbelts for all rc- !>1dents w 1th in the SJ.OOO·acrc planned environment by th1• l rvine Co mpa ny was n m3Jor guideline in the land dos1~n. and fiv e · fl oo r planb oft e r homebu ers a wide rani:e or ('hoiccs to suit their individual life styles. •stalled throughout. Stressing the village theme and casual lifestyle is Plan V of t he D eerfield P ark llomcs models. Handsom e exterior de· sign is sheathed in woott s J:tingles and wide expanses of windows overlook garden areas. Sets of sliaing glass -doors open from manv rooms, shake roofs are standard. Built-in appliances In the open country kitchens include a range, . s elf -rleunlng ove n, dishwasher , djsposer and trash compactor. INTERIORS ARE comp1ete To r each Deerfield P ark with a broad array of custom· Home s. local e d near Ir vino quality appointments including Center Drive and Culver Drive. m ass i v e w o od· bur n in g exit the San Diego Freeway at flr epl aees. -va ulted ceilings. Culver Drive and travel north to formal entries and sunken living the new Cent ury Communily rooms. Elegant detailing ranges Developers ' r esidential com- from a crystal chandelier in the munity. From t he Santa Ana formal dining room lo a n oval Freeway. e xit <1t Culver ~ Grecian tub in the master bath.. drive sottth t~ the parksid'e Wa ll-to-wa ll c arp eting fl& in-'hom es in Irvine. A total or 17 exterior stylings \oup s ur2-d·PeI?,cqed lta li rz OQ tqc Mediter:r.c 9ea9 Sec i_ j ust do\l\ .. '1? .ff?c coust. OI? V?c ~l\cific. Sµoc1ous. heouily 11/e(i. textured swcco. high cer/rng 'd rooms. cooling shadows. gl111ering swim pool. exquisite spo. :..ea ureu:s. ::.ea uiews. sea ulews. Sea it today' 2 & 3 Bedrooms 211t Baths From $69,500-$88.000 E.xcellent Financing 32796 Crown Volley Parkway Laguna Niguel. CA 92677 (714) 496·6551 We.t C:OO.t Pacific &clu•I~ Salu Agent -------- ., I ' f;J eal Estate ·''Questions/Comment By Realtor Randall MeCardle, Phd. . When is pre·1>aid interest a deductible item for ~ income tax pur,>oses and when isn't it deductible? OcEAN .Hills · :\\\ , ~. 1 · What about points; are they deductible? What measuring slick does the IRS use to make t heir de- termination? E.M., M .. ion Viejo l ha d to ca ll iny CPA fir this ques- tion ... a nd suggest ycu do the s· . My accoun- tant irTfor ms me that IRS flatly b y c urrent de- duction for prepaid interest c a period of more than l2 months beyond t h end of the current year; a prepayment for a peri d not more than I~ months beyoncl the ·currcnl year m ay be currently d~ucted prov1dcct it doesn't r csull in a "material .distortion" of income. The Tax· Court applies the •·material distor- ti.on'' test in all prepayment situations and rejects the IRS flat barrier to deducting prepaid interest beyond the 12 month period. The late~t Tax Court case tries to clarify how to determine what is a "mat erial distortio n" of income. Her e a taxpayer borrowed S900.000 ;1s a con- stn 1ction loan on DC'<'. 2!1. 19i0. paying S3n.OOO in "points" (loan fee> plus S.14.000 in prepaid inter.est for 191 l. Dedui:t ion of "point:-. :i· · !HS conceded that the "poft ts" \H•re intNcsl. Rut 11 argued lhat :-.mcc th1~ $36.000 wns a cost ol scr uring a loan, il had to beo~mortized and deducted over the life of the lo'an. 1'hc Ta :< Court ;inswcrrd !hat the rule re· quiring amortization of the cost of a loan doesn't ap: ply to interest which the "points" were conceded to be. However. as prepaid interest th<' full current dc- duct1on of the "points" could be d1~allowcd if this matl'rially distorted income On tl11s 1~:.uc.• the T.a:< Court defined mat<'rial dis tortion w1thoul reference to incom e. bU\ r ather with reference to any d1stor"tl0n of a normal ar m's· length transact ion." E:<istin~ authority docs not de- fine precisely what i:onstitutcs a m<i tcria l distortion of income: bul such a distortion is likely to be fou nd when the amount of a n interest expense item i~ ~UB· :1tant1allv in 1.':<t'l'~s of \\hat might normt11ly be PX· peeled ~n a rm 's-lcngth tran~act ion structured without spec a al re,::arci to tax rons<'quences." Sance lending inst1lullons normally require a · paymcn't of a fee (points) in ex<'ess of the stale~ in· tcrcst. the ct'urt concluded that lhQ S36,000 in points didn't materiall y distort income <lfld could be de· ctuctNl immccli:'llcly. I RS has pr<'viously allowed a current deduction for points ir this didn't m ateri ally distort income, \Vilh no rd cn 'nl'<' to· the period covered by the "points."' ThC'rl.' it <licln 't ra1~P tiny amortization ar1wmcnl. But in nn e:1rlicr Tax "ourl cas(' I RS raisrd lhl' a mnrt ar:it11111 arl!unw11l on bner. '' hal'h thrTa" Court l'l'll'l'le<I. 1\ \\Ord of em111on. clo not do a thing until you h<l\ (' d1C't·kl•d \\1th )Our Cl',\, .. 11orncy o r both. ThC'1r fres ar(' money wi~cly invr~t e<l 1::DITORS NOTE Rand.II ,\IC'Cardlc 1.~ 011 m1•cstment analyst. college lecturer and author nJ "Real Estate Jn California .. Send yoUT couimrnts and questions to Ran- dall R. McCardlt>. cio the Da1/11 Pilot. P 0 . IJor 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 ., ' FBI Agent Speaks . ~ To Mortgage Unit ,\ :-prl'i:-il n~C'nl of f.&l~ f ecf1•ral Bureau of In· \C~l1~:1 twn will adcl r<'~~ t ht' Ora nge County Mnrt~<•J.!l' Bunk.l•rs :1t 11 chnnt•r nWC'\lnJ! Th11r..,d;.1y in lhl' H11\C.'n• llot1'-l', Tu.,tm Th<' li·:m pm cl1nnl11 "'111 fol!O\\ lhC' a.:JO l'\Ol'lill hour . ,Jo:-cph /\ Krnhlini::. attach!'cl to thr l.u:- 1\fl j!C'les Fill ofllc<'. will ~ lht' :-1x·nker I\ nnti\ e of l\laryl::inti. hC' j.!raduall'd rrnm lkn1ama11 f'"r:mkhn llnivcr~1ty in \\'a'>han1-.'lon l•:n1 1•nng !-er\'lt'•' ;i~ :10 FBl :.11ec1al a~l.'nt in 19'i2, he ''as a!lsr~n<' N{l1 l ~,_, N()I l(l [U ( I ~ .. ll V1EW TowNltOMEs .. · FRoM 5J9.99~. There is no other townhome that has as much to offer as Ocean Hills . OuTsTANdiNG LOcATioN. In t he hills above San Cl emente with exciting ocean views and clear, fresh air. Nearest and easiest access to Orange County. BEST DEsiGNEd TowNlloME. Award w inning 2 and 3 bedroom homes with built-in k itchens, private patio area, view balcony, insulated, energy-saving 'wa lls af}d ceilings. t BEST RECREATION. Private cl ubhouse, two large hea ted swimming pools and a nine-hole pitch cmd putt golf course. VAlUE THAT CANT BE BEAT. Priced from $39,995 with excellent fi nancing. Come and see why over 160 families calt Ocean Hills home. OcEAN kills TOWNHOMES IN SAN CLEMENTE0 PHONE (714) 493-2500 (rlf It will help-we may even buy your old home. Ask about our exciting "we'll buy yours" plant G? ( OOAl HOUSlllG OPPORTUNllY • • ca oAICv PILOT Sunday. Febru•ry 1, 1918 .. The. choice Of a lifeti•ne. ·' ayside. A village of the sea t~::i!vz~r ~lejn Greenwood. A village of in Newport Beach. Sails !1;ri<:.:;:communiryofqualllv honM!SJ( shady trees, family picnics and sea gtills outside your ) :;::~=·1976. -and ritanicured lawns. window. Quiet walks / A convenient place to live. beileath coral trees. Harbor The freeway is right around lights. Leisurely shopping on the corner. Shopping is just ; tree-lined streets. Breath-IR'., NE down the road. Schools are all taking sunsets. Tennis and ' 1 VJ . around you. Mother Nature golf minutes from your door. VIU GES is just outsidt;,your door. Harbor View. A village of ocean views and rustic · . hillside living. Two beautiful ways.to look. at life. • 1HE IRYINE <DltiW'« @New homes for s:ile in che Village o.f Harbor View: ,. ·,yga JWJ LvxuriO\J.\ cxecull\C hi1m...'l! '~ith ~pc<:W(;uJur harbor unJ ocean vii.""'~· • From SUS,000 ~Y«'-Custom Lou · Limited number ol lot~" 1th unp:uullck.1 panoramic views. ()peas April, 1976. · University Park.· A village of greenbelts a~d open parks. Green grass swirling ~round homes and flower beds. &New homes for sale In Greenwood Village: UwetwoollTo_._.. Matn1~rrtlC Uving in 11 park environment. Tennis. VolteybaU. Swlmmina. Tot· lot with wadin& pool. New uks opea F..._,., 19'16. P~JIPL"Me U-. E.Awptional extcriofs and iOlllgitllilivl.l lluur plan~ r ..... growing families. N.:w uniu OJWn l\'llU'da. 1976. IRVI VILLAGE 0 New homes fot sale In the VIUage of Universlcf Park: TheTttneeT~ Clll.'>lers or single story homes surrounding n large park. Swimming. Uarbccuc areas. r=~~ls. Clubhouse .. 0e-•'-' Green hills or blue Pacific. With all the ·necessities · .. ... lasmiQe Crcdc tloaJH Plush hom :s in a gu:tr<lc..><l. p:irk·lil.c -.euini;. • l<ccrc:iliun ecmei: Tcnnc. . .'>'11mnung. l'rom S91J ... ~ Nearly 100 acres of landscaped . open space. Shopping. Di"h\Ctive single family garden homes built on wirlding streets and jtret.'Tlbelts. five-3a0 recreation ~k witb tennis ands~ From 87(),500 Uninrsi.ty Pllrk Townbcimes Family 1ownhomcs in a park·like setting, -, ~-_April, 1976. built in: Shopping , churche.s, recreation and schools. , .J El Camino Real. A young village designed for growing families. Plenty of room to live and 'grow. Parks. Trails. Pools. Day care center. Nearby shopping and schools. A great place to bring up a family. · • • 'IRVINE VILLAGES I L @New htimc." for sale in chc Village of El Camino Real: Oee~ldTn~ I Re 2 ~lory ho1111.·~ fnr you11j! r.1m1lic~. L.1rJ;c par!.. Priv:i11.· rocrcnl111n q·•lll·r. l'uol. Jacur.ri. From S..2,490 ~n~ld r.ni 11i.1me~ .'lpaciml,, dn.1m.1fll'l'\l.!1'1tf1\'\' h11m\·~. f°iVI' pn\111t:~1rk~. f·ni.; '1•1111m111!! I"~''' lon>m S ,!J'>S ·IRVINE VILLAGES IL Schools. Churches. Tennis. Swimming. Tot-lots. IRVIN VILLAGE .. c - .. ~~~~~ TherearelllrvineVUlqw. Jn addition to the Village homes mentioned above, new homes are no~ available in other Jrvinc Villages. These include; r,; 0 Rancho San Joaquin Ranch San Joaquin Townhomes z A new adult-oriented, tennis and golf recreation commu nity. From 560,490 ~~~ 8BigCanyon Big Canyon Townhomes • ~ii~ Golf course-oriented living. ~ Opens April, 1976. For further information call ~~4~~~~~~~~ (714)838-4010. ,. ' P'. I IO ' ' Seeks Presidency Jackson And Oil Revenues WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen. Henry M. Jack CO.Wash soys that campaign season tax cuts we re a mistake which failed to r evi ve the economy. lnstea'd, he proposes energy, housing, public works and Jobs programs to do the job, at outfays that could nm to $20 blllion. But Juckson and h1s advisers decline lo put any price tag on his proposals and say instead that they are cons ide rmg various possibilities without decid· ing now which ones the Democratic presidential nominee would adopt. They say that the choice would depend upon economic conditions almost a year Crom now. A'f THE SAME TIME, J ACKSON FOR years one of.lsrael's staunchest American defenders. ad· vocates negotiations in the Middle East to create a demilitarized buffer zone in the Sinai Desert and perhaps along the Golan Heights to give Israel sta----------. bl e an d d e f e n s i b 1 e ~ a.· • )' I borders with EkY pl and / c. U ,..; 1 ,\,,ft S -" Syria .. Jackson does not pro- pose new taxes to ·pay for his economic programs and contends they can be implemented without creating huge new budget ~ficits. He doesn't s ay how. A deficit of more than $70 billion is in prospect this year wilhout s uch programs. Jackson says his proposals could be paid for in part by new income Crom offshore oil leases, an in· come he estimates at $2 billion a year. TUE ADMINISTRATION'S NEW BUDGET ·estimates receipts from Outer Continental SheU leasing at $6 billion during the Jlext fiscal year. Ac· cording to a spokesman for the Bureau of Land .Management, leases sold during 1975 brought in just over $1 billion. The Interior Department forecasts an ac· celerated r ate of leasing in the new budget year. It is not clear how much continuing revenue the gov- ernment can get from the leases, smce royalties de· pend on succ~ssful gas and oil exploration. Jackson. who is making his second bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. said much of the remaining cost of new programs would be absorbed by the increased tax revenues he says will follow a cut in the unemployment rate and boosted industrial and business aclivity. But he has no specific plan to bridge the re· venue gap d4ring the perf\:xl of recovery he says he can bring about. JACKSON OFFERS. A FEW PRECISE figures He promises a detailed economic position paper later. He said in an interview that the hall mark of a Jackson administration wouJd be "a ompteie re- vers a 1 in the economic downturn." lie rejects the notion that economic expansion has ended in the United States a nd that Americans must accept a "no. growth'' econ omy for the foreseeable future. ~ Ho wever . "'there is no J ackson budget plan to s how ex- actly how his programs would <'Ontinue that e-xpansion and re- duce unemployment, or exactly what they would cost and how they would be paid for The candidate and rus men say they won't try to produce one until they.see, what shape the economy is in next fall. Work Begins UPI ftl..,-o A scaffold is erected at the ·west end of the state Capitol as the first phase of the S42 million restoration begins. Work also st a rted last week at the east side of the building for a $600,000 temporary structure to house the As- sembly and Senat~during the renovation. Is God Polish? Loretta Swit Handles Fame ByBOBTllOMAS 6 LOS ANGELES (AP> -Someli • ays Loretta Swi.t as she contemplates the co rs~ of her acting career, •'I think that God must be Pohs h.' · What has happened to her is no Polish joke. She leaped to prominence three years ago as "Hot Lips .. Houlihan in television's most irreverent com· edy, "M-A-S·H." She appeared with James Caan anti Alan Arkin in the feature film ··Freebie and the Rean" and with R idiard Widmark in a television movie "Shirts-Skins." AT AS J~TERVJEW. SUS.WAS preparing for her biggest challengt•: rt'placinc Ellen llurstyn in the two·charactcr Broadway smash. "Sr1me Time. Next Year." Not only must s he bt: ons\age through nearly all the play; she al~o must age 25 years. She wilt appear in the vl~1y for six months . a nd th:it required some adju.stmL•nts with the "l\t-1\ S.H" schedule. Producers Gene - Reynolds arlcl Larry CelbC'rt "were ver~ nice about it." she sajd. ' "1 had to miss a couple ol episodes, but they shot a couple of inserts which will be dropped in later.·· Finishing up the "M·A·S·H" JACKSON SAID HE DOES NOT believe tax season and rehearsing the play cuts are the ans wer to economic recovery and that with costar T ed Bessel and the nation would h~ve been ~lter off ~ad $18 billion director Gene Sachs. Loretta LOltl.TTA been devoted to Job-producmg public works and was in no mood for the news that arrangements ror ~nergy projects last yeac rather than to a tax reduc-a New York apartment had fall en through. lion. · "Jl has not g iven the economy the shot in the arm you might expect. .. he said. . However. he said that while he believes }he original tax cut was a mistake. he voted to extenCi it into 1976 because he also believes it would be an equal or ~realer mistake to cut it off abruptly now. He said that would raise the possibility of dampen- ing the economy and cutting chances for recovery. J ackson was absent when the lax cut w'1s first \'Oted :ast spr~g but had not opposed it publicly . Jackson said he does not believe s pecific s tands on issues will determine who is nominated or who wins the preside ncy thi11 year . ··1 BE U EVE T HE DECISION OF the voters will be on the basis of whether or not the candidate is comp<>tenl," J ackson said. Jac kson ofre rs as the centerpiece of his economic packa~e a proposal lo create a National 'Energy Mobilization Board to use the estimated $2 hi Ilion in annual 011 lcasc income lo organize the de· velopment of the n ation's ener gy reserves and the search for alternative energy sources. I le says this proJect likely would include the re- building of the nation's railroads. especially as a nccessnry means to gt?t the nation's large coal re· serves from m inc to industry. And he said an impor· tant byproduct. would be to put thousands of persons back to work. For example, his economic aides cite con- ~tessional projections that a $4-billion program to rebuild the rail beds would employ up lo 60,000 persons . "011, WELi.," SHE CONCLUDED, "I'M not going to worry about it. Something will work out.·· It always seems to happen that way for her. She has managed a steady chmb in s how business. despite a name that would h(!Ve been swiftly ('hanged in a bygone Hollywood era. "People have asked me to change my name over the years, some politely. some not so politely,'· she remarked. "I never really considered it. I want- ed to be what 1 am. not someone else under a manufactured name. I'm glad I didn't change. This is the Year of the Swit." She was born into a Polish family in Passaic, N.J . The acting urge came early. nnd she crossed the Hudson to s tudy at the American Academ y of Dra matic Arts, s tarted on nroadway as unders tudy to Barbara Cook in .. Any Wednesday ·· Miss Cook rt'mained in good health. so the Swil Dro;.idway de- but was pos tponed until last month. SHE DID TOUR WITH CELESTE llOLM and Susan Haywa rd in "Mame," as Agnes Gooch -.. I was pregnant for 15 months: the crew said I was go. ing to give birth lo an eleph3nt. ·· Sw1l also played one of the Pigeon sisters in road companies of "The Octd Couple" before arnvmg in Hollywood SIX years ago. ''Strange thing.'' she observed. ''Everything l had done on the stage was comedy. As soon as I got into television. 1 found my~clf murde ring people, getting raped. jump111~ off buildings -the furthest thing from Hot Lips ~en I was bein~ considered for 'M-A·S·H. • I wouldn't show them the film I had ..-• done. Why blow it?" . TllEV SA ID A PROGRAM r.XPANDt.D to in-"M·A·S·ff' was something less than an over- dude clectnfication of rail lines and the construe · night success. fighting for survival in a Sunday tion or mi<'rpasses at highway junctions and othet night spot unsuited for its rowdy humor. 1mprovements would cost~ total of S6 billion lo $9 . billion a nd L'r<'a tc som<' 200,000 lo 250.000 jobs But aidt•s s ay that ul this point J ackson has not committeed himself to either program hut is only presenting n rar,ge of price tags for future con· sideration. They take the same position on energy develop- m ent plsn11 .. .Jackson's energy board would be patterned Mtcr the Wur Production Board which directed tbe industrial mobilization of American industry dur· ing World War IL J ackson contends it would s pend only what was earned from new fed eral oil leases. R E SAID THE BOARD WO(JLD NOT necessarily attempt to put the federal government in\o the e nergy development business itself but. would aim al organizing private industrial efforts. Jackson is also proposing an expanded national hous ing progr am based upon a minffilum 2.6 m illion housing st art~ n year . 600.000 of them sub- sidi:ied by the federal i;:overnmenl. The J ackson camp has no precis e cost and job impact figures for this proposal hut gives ranges based on post experience m the housing field. <F:dltor 's note : Thi s Is the eighth in a series or articles that appea rs from lime to lime in the Dally Pilot on the Democratic presldeolial candidates.) ' "THAT rF.RlOO WAS ROUGH ON AU. of us, .. Loretta recalled. "We <111 put such love and respect into the ~how . and we kit cheatccl when it didn't get an audience. It was like pl aying to an empty house in tbe theate rs : ratings are the applause in television. But during the reruns. ttl~ show got up to number 13. and we were safe ·· Des pite its awards and critical acclaim, "M·A·S-H .. has had a rocky career in the ratings, and Loretta blames it on CBS's s~n e to four nights in four seasons -"It's like growing up in a neighborhood and then having to phone all your friends to s ay. "We·re moving .... Recently came another move. from Friday back to Tuesday. l .ORETTA. WHO rs MUQf PRETTIER THAN she looks as severe··mindcd Houlihan, finds that public*-eptanL'e is not wtttiout it!> drawbacks - ·•Ther • ways that drunk on the plane who wants to see i eally ft ave hot lips ... Also. "My mother in J ers<'y h:td to chanJ?e h<'r phone number there nren't many Swlt:s in the book and my trip lo Dis· neylatitt with my father was a diiuister ... But those are minor irtitotions. She commc>nts· "You start in the acting business with talent and pc.'rseverance. But to put It .all toi;tether. you've got to have timing. E verything hap1>ened at just the rlgt)t tirnc for me. God, I'm so lucky!" .. .. I • Sonday. February . f976 Discipline Fad? , Many Looking To hiner Self Ky ANN BLACKMAN Aa-i.IM ...... Wl'lloff TM, EST, Rolfing, Yoga, Arica. Zen. Biofeedb3ck .. It's a ~tual candy store. Americans across the country are searching for ways to im· prove the quality of their personal lives -their health m;.ir. nages, jobs and relationships with other people ' ·That's the cult of the 1970s : tuneintoyourself. AMERICANS ARE INTO A NEW MIND-BODY trip that has them meditating, changing, confronting. contortint the body and stretching the mind, feeling and revealing more than ever before. The new disciplines encompass the mystique and techniques of Eastern reli~ions and·such traditional Wes tern values as the work ethic. self·linprovement and Cree enterprise. Call it a consciousness revolution or the age of enlightenment or the pop-psych, self-help express. They've sbucked the !rug.oriented hippie jargon for a new psychological patois, dubbed' "psychobabble" by one news magazine : ·•u you're unhappy. go wUh the feeling. Make the mind and body one (or a real high energy experience ... BEYOND SUCH PSYCIUC MUMBO.J UM BO and a mass media hype. something is happening that goes beyond the liberal bastions of Boston and Berkeley to more traditional enclaves of American life. • There 's a university for s tudying Transcendental Meditation <TM ) in Fairfield, Iowa, a yoga as hram -or commune -in In- dianapolis, a marriage enrichment course in Winston-Salem. N.C. . The new disciplines offer something for almost everyone; the Midwest housewife who takes yoga classes once a week, the athlete or businessman who slops twice a day to meditate, the college students wbo wants lo spend two hours in a Zen commune. ( ~ the high school art teacher S S who says meditation helps his NEWS ANA LY I sinuses . Som e prog rams have been around for years and are merely being repackaged and promoted with Madison Avenue gusto. Others combine the techniques of yoga or Zen with the ad- vice of Ben Franklin and Dale Carnegie. Some prQmoters ge t rich: others cas t off material 'possessions. UKF. JOGGING AND DIETING. THE.techniques are de- signed to m ake you feel better , happier , more relaxed. · The followers or Rev. Sun Myung Moon and other total COOl· mitmeot. religious commWle groups aside, many Americans - the average Joe, the guy down.the block, the woman next door - are involved in organized searches for a better way of Lite. And there are \fozens of programs through which those searches can begin. Here's a rundown of some of the major ones: . TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION: (TM for short): Re- qwres two, 20-minut..e periods daily of repeating a word, often • from Sanskrit., called a "mantra:· Claims to decrease oxygen consumption, s low metabolis m, e.nergize. Costs S125 for working adults; $65 for s tudents. EST <Erhard Seminars Training): Training consists of two full weekends, a self-immersion into onc·s consciousness to t!x- plore painful material. Includes a 16-hour. nu-exit group session led by an EST trainer lo break down personal c.l<'fenses. a process that supposedly forces modern m an to look at his existential roots and discover, as Werner Erhard puts it: "What is, 1s." Costs S2SO. ROLFJSG: Dramatic body transforming t echnique. includes de~p. painful massages that are supposed to release the un· awakened. Involves loosening body·s connect ive tissue. re- aligning body lo correct posture, slumps. Requires 10 sessions at SiJOeach. ARICA : Central principle is ego-reduction. Requires medit a· lion. body-conditioning exercises deri ved from yoga. Includes a 40-day intens ive training program and spending 40 hours alone in a room. Cost $400-to-SOOO. One day, 7·hour course costs S25. BIOFEEDBACK:.A scientific technique for developing con: trol of internal biological functions. s uch as heart rate, muscle tension, gastric acid -and blood pressure through monitoring by el~ronic instruments. KATHA YOGA: A form of yoga emphasizing body awarene?ss through exercises, postures. muscle strengthening. ZEN: A J apanese Buddhist sect, attains enlightenment through self-discipline and meditation, often involves deep breathing exercises. TM, the fastest growing or the techniques. has developed into a multi-million dollar business since it was brought to the United States in 1959 b~an Indian monk named Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Last year TM took in S20 million, all of it t ax·exempt. TM first attracted attention in the mid-1960s when such celebrities as the Beatles, Beach Doys and actress Mia Farrow went to India to learn lhc technique. Now foot- ball st a r J oe Na math endo.rses it, and Maharishi International University is thriving in Fairfield, Iowa. Movement organizers claim )0 senators and congressm en and more than.'..ioo Capitol Hill staffers have taken the courses. TM LEADERS SAY THE AVERAGE \ meditator is age 35. Scientific papers have claimed that TM de creases oxygen consumption. s lows FAuow metabolism and reduces blood pressure. But several doctors say that the same techniques can be self-taught without paying a high fee. Sociologists, psyehOlogists and theologians offer a variety or theories to explain why growing oumbers of Americans have been prompted to experiment with encounter groups, meditation and Oriental disciplines. Some point to a growing disillusionment with big institutions: government, law enforcement. Western religions, the press. The National Council of Churches in New York-reports a slight decline in church m embership at a time when the general population has been increas ing . OTHE RS CLAIM THE NATlONi\I. PSYCHE has been bat- tered by a continuing series of unmanageable? problems that televtsion brings into the home in living color.: racial inJustice. assassinations. the Vietnam war. the Water~alc !>candal, an economic recession . "l s us pect that part of it is people are becoming dissatisfied and recognize the limitations or the Western emphasis on · material as pects of life.·· said Gary E. I • NAMAT" Schwartz, an ~ss is t ant professor or psychology and S()('ial relations at Jfarvard .Uni.vers ity ... It's how many cars you have. how many air conditioners. how much money ·you make, bow big is your house.'' Schwartz. 31. has written numerous scien· tific papers on meditati~n and the human con· sciousness. He says that many people "are beginning to realiie that our environment and lifestyle are getting out of hand. "They realize it's hard to change institu· lions. that it·, easie r to change yourself." HARVARD DIVINITY SCHOOLTREOl.OGIAN Harvey Cox said his studies show the majority of people in Zen communes. Hare Krishn~ and meditation classes are predominantly white, m iddle-class and young or middle·aged. Asked what the attraction is , Cox said~ "My sus picion is that we'v(' gotten to a point in our e{'onomic and social devPlopment in this country where we've intema.lized distrust and competitive· ness which~a · lated ~pie from each othe r. We all need friend~. and deprived of the capacity to appreciate close f'riensdship. e look els ewhere for thorn.·· . DAIL V PILOT DJ . ' UPITt.._._. ~MURDERER OF THE '50s Charles Starkwealher • Nebraska Killings Recalled LI NCOLN. Neb. <U PI ) Eighteen years ago the name of Charles Starkweather s lruck fear in Nebraska. ll was on Jan. 27 . 1958, that law enforcement officials found in northwest Lincoln the body .of Marion Bartlett wra pp_ed in l)aper in a chi~ken coop. THE BODY OF IDS wife was found wrapped in a quilt in an outhouse near the body of an in· fant girl which h ad ·been stuffed into a cardboard box. There had been a warning of what was to come. But it was not until J an. 27 that the meaning of the Dec. I . 1957, death of a service s tation attendant, Robert G. Colvert. 21 . was known. Lincoln r esidents a rmed themselves a nd waited as the de- ath loll mounted in t)1e wake of the tr avels of Starkweather , fl 19·year -o l d red -haired ex- garbage man, and his 14-year-old girlfrie nd, Caril Ann Fugate. The final count was 11 dead. STARKWEATHER \VAS ex• ecuted June 25 . 1959. Caril will know in J une whether she will get the parole ~he ha~ lo.Ought the last thrcl' Yl':.lr" Mi ss f'u g al c c l aim e d throu~hout !->IW v. :.is not <• wi lling 11ccorn1>lict• and l111l11'1 know s:arkwcather h~d killed her step- lather. mother and half-sister Starkw~alht'r went to the Bartlett horn<' J an. 21. On J ::m. 27. after a rclah\'e show<'d up to inquire ahoul the family, the pair decided to fl ee. They took with them a .410 shot~un . STARKWEATHE R ANO Mi ss Fugate went to I he August Meyer farm near Renne tl,,l\eb., v.hcre Starkweather had hunted. Meyer • wns killed with the shot ~un Stark weather 's c<ir became mired in the mud :ind they were picked up by two' RcnnC'tl teen· 3gers: Robcrl Jcns m and Car ol King. Both W<'rc killed and their bodies left in a c·a ve at al\ ;,ibun· doaed schoot·sitc near the Meyer home On Jan. 28 . Starkweather and his companion entered the C. Lauer Ward home. remaining through the day. Ward. his wife, and their m aid. Lillian Fencl. were killed and the bodies of Meyer and the teen·a gcrs were found.· ON JAN. 29, NEi\R Douglas, Wyo .• the fl eeing couple stopped by a p3rk<.'d car where Merle Collison. a salesman from Great f alls . M ont ~. was slecprng. lie. too. was killed. Stark weal her wreslled with anothe r motorist as p<>licc come up. Miss Fugate ran down the road to the approaching car of a deputy she?ri ff and Starkweather took off in the Ward car. The chase w as on. al speeds of up to 100 miles per hour. One of- ficer was firing as he foll owed and a bullet went through the back window of the Ward car. F l ying g l a ss st ru c k Starkweather in the head. send· in,:: blood ,~~reaming down his f:Jcc. ~ THE YO UTH P UU ,EO over and ~ol out. hands r aised. an :.urrendt'rt'd meekly. llis a t- torne~s tried to dectan· h1m .in- :.:rnc. Slnrkwcathcr maintained lo his d<.'<Jlh hew as not. , Monitorirw Industry? CINCINNATI <UPI> The author of ·'Tender Loving Greed,·• an In· vestigatlon of nursin g home abuses, says it is possible that up to one-firth of the nation's nursing home Income is .made ' fraudulently. • . However. Mrs . 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"'00 . 01::::..:':' :t~4:.':'r.,, '~~ ~: : Ot•lC' •~d t#\1\ wtf t ' lut btd pu<t What's Ne\v in Stocks l'Oll THI WI flt JAN lt...Y~" >t, "" STOC~J ~~r"11.~~~~nEo O!-M Orllllnt -Ft b J STOCllS TO It &OlilllTUO TO YHI AMIJC Abt !.<~•tdtr Co'°' -Ftb. I "'"""1 .. nlo EntlMtriftQ CorD Ftb • SANTA MONICA (UPI)-J,on Hall. the hero o( South Sea epics a general.ion ago. is still in the film business but now behind the cameras ,__ all kinds of camer as. Ex-actor Has -/ He developed the underwater camera the U.S. Navy used in 1960 lo take lhe first photos of t.he underside of the north polar ice cap. lure. t aken from lht• ~am(• chstancc with the same film and camera. \\as l\•dcc the width and had twice the information. which, in this case. was more people and some sense of thl' environ- ment. Hall and his associates, under the name Op· livision, have 'developed and are marketing a !ens that doubles the horizontal or vertical plane of a picture. The effect, whether it's a snapshot. borne movies or slides, is that of CinemaScope. The five-element cylindrical lens com- presses the content on a negative and decom presses it on the enlarger or printing proeess. "Use the same camera, any camera, and add this atta'chm ent." he said. "Same f·stop and no loss or light." Broad Vision Unlike with conventional wme-angle l~nscs there is no distortion. The edges of the pictun.; are as sharp as the center . It's a long way from the ·Samuel Goldwyn stables or the 1930s ti:> manufacturer of leases. but Hall's credentials in the field are impressive. His camer as also earned an Oscar for photo- ·graphy in the movie "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?'' Hall demonslrated the application o<t the new lens on 8·millimeter movies and 35- millimeter slides on a home screen. ll 's like be- ing in a small version of a Cinemascope theater. 'How many times have you backed up against the wall taking pictures and can't get a good shot?" be said. He placed a photo on the desk showing a group of friends. ''Now look at this," he said. The second pie· Computers May Replace Offices ,. T he former matinee idol, still flashing the ·famous smile but now near 60 and heavier than when he dived from the mast of an island schooner in "South f'lf Pago Pago," is no less ac- U~. , Over the years he has operated a flying school. and invented an effective underwater shark-killer , and he is currently working on an efficient pollution-free automobile engine. NEW YOR I\ (UPI) -Like your JOb but w.ish you could do your day's work at home and eliminate that Jong com· '·mute? ferences and cathode ray tubes . CCRTs) that automatically print re· cords. CRTs in conductmg Joint operating conferences of two.of its important divisions at Baltimore and Lima. Ohio. • first. by members or the lnstitote for the Future in California, made a point of saying there are prescnUy probably only about 100 persons in the world engaging in computer conferencing Order Yours NOW (?::, ..... By the end of the century the ex · perts think you may be able to. 1 Whether most people rea'lly would like it is another s(ory. -rhe electronic computer, according to some experts. could reduce the need for attendance in business of- fices and allow millfons of persons to do all their work at home. They say computer conference tt>chnology and "reasonably pnced cathode ray term in a ls also could· ~ Make the classroom obsolt•lc in many fields of education. -Eliminate 80 percent of business letter mail. · -Cut sharply the use of telephones-_ -Vastly reduce commuter traffic by train. bus or private automohil(• JUST THINK what a change in the world that would be. Editor X couJd . take part in the morning editorial con· ference of his newspaper or magazine while sipping his coffee .50 miles away. One of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's s uccessor s eould negotiate with the foreign ministers of 'IX nations and ' his own staff in Washington without leaving his rural hideout in th<' Colorado mountains. Al least eight systems of general computer conference technology are being used already. -according to The F\aturist m agazine. published by the World Future SociNy in Washington. They range from party line, wt\,ich simply is the computer and CRT equivalent of the telephone con- ference call. to more elaborate systems such as F'onim. developed at the Institute for the Future in Menlo Park, Calif. The article a lso r ecalled a 1929 story. "The Naked Sun.'' in which not- ed science fiction writer Isaac Asimov projected a nightmarish future in which human beings no longer communicated with each other al a1 l except by ma chines! This will not happen, the California technicians assured. The other article wu s more rll· tailed. It pointed out that, unlike u face-to-face meeting or telephone con· ference call, computer conference is totally independent of timr as well as g~graphy. fr{~~\\ . Be~!~ul A'£:,1 ... .d-~-Stick-on Labels -'Y--rr v--'I • PERSONALIZED •STYLISH •EASY TO USE ~ •\) ,., \ UNI 'f "'"( s1so _. /'Srt__' ~"( ... '1 }' , .. \I 1Nr1 uUt fl ' -Reduce business, scicntifil' and government loni; distance trnvcl by makin{? face-to.face negotiations un· needed and undesirable. Even diplomatic negotiations could be c:ir- ried on largely by computer con- In millions of homl'S. dad and the younj?sters woulil be homr nl'arl y all the time. If dad and mom both had jobs. as ii-likr ly. both would do nearJ}- all their work on the CRT and .trans mit it by wire lo lhc company computers. ThC' kids would do much of their schoolwor k the same way. Westinghouse F:lcctric Corp or Pittsburgh is the first M company to give a variation of • method a large.scale try . W cstinghouse has just announced it will use satl'llite com- munications. color lrlrvision anrl IN A WA\'. <'dmputt'r conrerence technology is JllSt '-' substantial rlaboration or the ~:iy major wire services now s:eneratc their news r e- rorts by means of s mull armies of re- porters and editors working on CRT!' scattered arounrl lhr world and hooked up to a central computer. THE VARJOUS-r>art1ripants 1n thl' conference needn't bt' taking pnrl at the same time. The comput-er will re· ceive anti store their contribution!\ and then display them to the oth<'r participants l<it<'r •QR DER f OR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND Opt••a i11 A 11ah eim Carl Korchcr Enterprises, Inc .. operator of 140 Carl's Jr. res t a urants in California, ha:) opened the doors on its new St-m illion cor- porate head quarter~ at 1200 N. Ha1·bor \ The Futurist h as published two articles recently about the outlook for computer conference lcehnology The B lvd ., Annhc im. J\pproximatcly 200 cmploycs. formerly in several Anaheim of fices, now work al the 29,000·SQU<l r c-fonl factlity. New FirID Seeks Files on Citizens Special to the Dally Pilot MENLO PARK A n<'w t•ompan~, l're1:rlom of lnformation Servirt•s In<' <FIS! t has OJJt·ncrt oHices in Menlo l'ark to serve <is u clearing house for those who wish to learn what is in their files In certain federal agencies. The Privacy Act of Ul7'1 is designed to allow the American public lhe ril(ht to know what is in the voluminous and heretofore inaccessible Iiles kept by government agencies. Rainer Ma hlmann, founder·presideM of FlSI. and his associates have spent nearly two years resear ching and perfecting their system so that eaclt federal agency's guidelines can be met by those who wish to apply to {ind out what the government has on file. Specific forms have been worked out to flt th<' agencl<'s ·requirements, and the program 1s now ready for public use. For a fee or $15 for each request sent to F lSl. the requeRt for data from n spccif1<' ~overnmc nt agency will he handled by FJSI. \Wlh the reply sent directly by the government hurcuu to the up· plicant. Mahlmann said former Sen. Sam J . F.:rv1n Jr .. a prime sponsor of the Privacy Act and a lon~U me roe of Rovemment surveillance :ind computer data eoltcction. will serve as FISI '!' spe<'ial legal counsel on constitutionnl and le~islativc law. SHAPE AHO Sil[ OF l .t8Et. J Mrs John Ooe 113 M11n Street Any10 .. n , Anytllll! U li&S La belt Oo Not Hive 4 P rinted Borde r . 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'·• rf'Pn"'I ood endosed for parties w rounded uy n•'l)1ly manicured yards wi1h •,printlPt~ fu 1•o•y-corr> ln?dc boos1\ 4 lorqc bOOrooms. complcr"1y decorated with new point and wallpaper and onkle-drrp iro '>hog CfYf)Cls Continn ~itchr.n Wllh d ouble continuou' c:I001"·1rl') ovr•n Of' I d1~hwo.,he:. Seporotf' family roorn. crocli.ro' fireplace. S1one & brit~ plon11.n dnccwi10 rho· f toot. S6J. 500. C<ill !>'10 1 no OWMr Anxious-$2000 Rflluc:tioft! Thn c•verythmq lion11•1 ( )vr·r~11od <.oun11y qround· •• 'nnwly r" Jill I Pd lf11 It' >Ut f:'11glor o loim o,y·.1.-m I luq1• l-onus room'" ,r! .. ol Im yow pool I ib'"· I lor l• .' brJtf hor f, < It '''"' 11 rl , homPm.,1<',·, 111 h.·ro. ('feqanc• wl111f' l 'IC f1repll.lc1 · 1n th1• l1v1ny room. Oodle~ 0 1 bu\hC'~ an<l ,,,..,,. l fo, maximum bPouty ond provnt y. Spnnkf..r• •. mom for your 1ru1k~r '" boot. $52.9!ia. A\W or flconor T1ns"4•m. !>·i() I 770. 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Hondsomo brirk l1rrplo(J' on lllf' l1v1nri QllO!ll'!'o. 0vf?1'S•7<'d m:>~1cr suolo for comloit. $6/,5{X}, (oil 540 I 770 Trulv a Lido-Ii.le cl<1M1c·. ~ (/.,::J{, 11urdt'n home w 11 h · <'Ul'otoo1 1·a r1><'ls, dr.11w~ CAU. TO SE£ & w·u 11 1• o v ~ r 1 n It a. t chi1c1rcn ·i. w 111 ~ "1th s41 so. aAYFRo,..T H<Jtho:. 1 ~1auc1 ·~ prejen ·...c plu~·111on1, h;11o 2 twlr rn... . ;J & lm1h, m i.Lr i.u111· has house of the yc:ar ! On Hie W;Jt<•r . finl..·s l .... ,, 1ll·n Ml'\T c:uN view in urcCJ . M;JS{111f1l·cnl V1 ctor1an DITI0:-1 ' s i:r.1.01111 house. 4 Hdrms .. :.1110! haths Sluiul'll gk1:-.s OPENS.AT /SUH. 1.5 window s t-'u rnis ht.•d h v Car\n\.•ll & 21 5 Via MHtone Chaffin. $275,000 Furni;)ll'd 5255,000 CORAL TREES and ST AR PIMES • 11t1d lO ll11· <'ht1r11l or h I' au\ 1 f u I . t' x t• I 11 is i v c Shon•1·htf~ l<.· lhc b1~ 11111:-. Unrurnis hod 119 AMETHYST lk:-.l duplex huy on isl~nd. Great rcnlal record. 2 Hdrm s • 2 baths 2 Dc..lrms., l ·h;1lh $12:.1,000 .. pn vale h1•i11.:h llt1'1"•~. Cw•torn bit ho11won h:1·. 212 ~GATE. Ra I boa Island's best l}uy \n wc-11 l.1ncl:.c.1pl'd h•l :1 large family home New condition 1 4 fM.Qn\~am,~. form.ii Bdrms~ baths family rm + 2 bdrm rlw1ng rm .. fom1r.v n11 &i , • ~ . ~ . • J.:ardco 1ttud111. Call !or :m 1 apt. Can ncv,•r be <lupltt alcrl ag<11n on .. 1,1,-1 1 Is land. $1:J7.!J.50 1&~1 W .r~ ~~!u1~~~~~p1~:M~\><l~·.~!1• 21 ·~::th~: • 675-5930'.. K1t c hc o with <'vrr:ything ! Passen~c r :11.s, 1·. ' ,t "'', r .1 \I e levator 2 Bdrms . 2 haths PallO & hoat dock. $170,000 CUSTOM ESTATE + 2 STY GUEST HOUSE S49,500 201 AIAlOME. Charmin~ :1 hdrm. home with 2 bdrm. apt .. on Lallie Is land. Bea utiful palw with playrooll\. $124,950 OPEH SAT. & SUH. 1-S 307 CORAL TOSS A FRISBIE TO THE BAY trom lhts Ol'arln 2 lw<lroorn 1·vtl<1f.!t' Cut t· <111<1 "k·an ;llld llv<illab lc u ow Strcs~1·rl for Hdditton over <·arpo rl. . 316 .t.lvorado Place, Balboa Sat /Sun I • S VISTA DEL LIDO LIDO WATERFROMT SJ)(.~tlarnlur Bay Vie w fro m every windl)w ! Ex"·cptional 2 L>edrooms, i fJi.il h , professionally d e ... corated .1toat-sllpavatlrrblr . Sl :tS:OO<T GREAT ADULT CON~O MEW LISTING -StHGLE STORY 2 bedrooms . 2 h ;1lh.'l .. private yard. pool and recreation r oom · 'jus t s ll•ps to shoppin~. $115,000. Call to S('l' OCEAN VIEW FROM NEWPORT IEACH HILLTOP -used brick and open beams. l'alw to delight all. Near-new pool w ith Jatuzzi. J Rcdr ooms & new kilthen ! $120,000. t\ .lol\J.: w111ci111 g r·nunlr} l11nt'. i-h;ufrtl bl'Ol'lllh ;in uruhn·ll,1 or 10 " rrini: lrl'~!\ !call' 111 lh1~ rm.u1· lrnlt•.i\l ,I\' l'.11 \,,111 ).! 1111• ,l can. H1i.: w11V1.kn I htlnn n 1st111n 11111' s1•par:1k '.! Sl•lr) g 11t•-.t ,.hall•!. on O\ 1·r•.it.l•1I lol' 1\ f1an d ) n1 .1 n · :. II r \' .1 ~1 \111rl..~h11p ~\\ l't'IHlll,\ l•·•r l} p;1t111 \\1lh h11gc hnd. ltllt/1 ~ .. 11ar;ilc ).!.11d>'11 w·1"1 for i,:n•c11 thu111I•!> S l 1;.r a ).! c I 11 <· 11 1 t ) 11 r pl;iyhou:H~ 1111· the k ul· Cape Cod home on lovely street. close to ' North bay. 3 Bdrms .. J,!ucst rm. & bath+ l•bdrm. apt. s1:15.000 1420 IU•tcJS Rd. Cliff Ha•en Sue 1-5 FREE TO YOU OPEN SUH. I·+ 111 CRYSTAi. Stunnin g homt• on Lillie Island. Formal~ dining rm .. :l bdrm~ . family rm. + · 2-bdr m. apt. Great view! $157.5011 WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE 229 Maritt~. latboa lslmtd 675-3331 tltc..-:>! ~0111 """ prl\;1tt• ~~~~~~~~"!.!!!..!1!!_!'!"'1'1'!_11.!_!'9-I'!!'--~~~~ \\:Jl1·r wl'll S11ur111g 2 :.tory ).!U•·:.t l1ott"'l' or rt•n l a I !'\ 111" c I ·,. m o u l , pallll°l'm up amt ~ou°l·l' ).!11t :tn t•:.talc ! l'nn •d dirt t·hcop for oil you ).!ct l>ou l w::11l (.',ill 1117 f.iOlll I 002 General 1002 ·•·····•·••••••····••·· ·········•····•·····••· UNDER SS0,000 r I~'' • • • . 111, I [®IU~l1WJ ~ Nkc '.l l}cl rm .. 2 h<ith. fomth horn''. t•or· ner lo!: Collt•gp !'ark art'i; Olll·rt·d al $4!1.750 l LIDO ISLE I 'TWO BAYFRONT HOMES :1 llH \'1.1 l.1<111 Sowl ~!l-1:1,IKKI * * •• t :; llll Via l.uJn N•inl $292,500 LAWSON REAL TY • 675-4562 .. ' Dirty But Nice $39,500 'l dt DR OOM r, V /\'FHA IF'rrn• 2 Both· f It l< JP 1 • )r' le ) I ' Ir Jtl lrL'C J 645-0303 HUNTIMGTON BEACH Ftnl· lc.irgt• home; <."l'nlral hall plan. t·:-. CfUl1'1lt!l y <l ct•Oralt•d . for1111·r mo1it-I hom e . Offc·rcd at $75.:-><>o DAMA POttlf: CONDO Drrcclly over boat h:irhor. newish ; bt• ready for the boating ~eason Consid('r il'asc/tradc. Offered ~1l SG!:!.:iOO OCEA ... SIDE CONDO The sound of the s urf al your front door; xlnl for yc<tr round or s ummer livinf!. Cons ider IC'asPltradc . Offered a l SC.7.500 CORONA DEL MAR San~le lam1l y horn<'. s l nnc's lhrow from Ril! Coron:1 lk'iH:h. Nf'w list ing! Off cr eel i.il S8!J,!IOO For any f;J l'ts· 011 :ih1 I\ l' ;.Hb . 1· ;i 11 833-2906 CCADIN ASSOCIATES \ , General 1002 .......••....•..••............•......•........ '.81 atallW{LllUllERCOWA•Y BEST IN BLUFFS Want /\11=-t ·a 111.1:! :1mH . -------l Wl.AM love ly end unit. :-1 yr old : 22.SO sq . GeMral 1002 ft. 4 IlR, fa m . rm .. ~1 :! ba .. form. din., 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• patios . hay view. SJ:J.~I It's Rich · alYFRONTS P anor:11n1 t· \ 1cws: I huild1•r 's c-us tom furn. mmlcb. Nearlv new 2!i00 Sq rr "il:«i.O(XI. $111 .000, With land. 8y ltll '11 lllWIN T h c ti I r ( •. r (' II c• ,. bt•twl'rn a J11n1111 .11111 II Sf•nror l 'Xl'l'Ol l \I<' ,, us unll y ahuut 40 pound.'i. • tr you're wondNi n~ whatevt•r h:1ppcnc•d to th£1 nltJ.fashwnrd J!rrl. you 'll probuhly rind her al home• with hr r husband • TRl·LEVEL. ~:1!1tl "'I fl . m o;1rly tt!'\\. Lgl' :! BH, t·onv. fam . r m .. form! rhn. wt•l h;,i r . hay vi<•W $9!1,SOO OPEN 11 TO 5 440 VIST.A PARADAloffVista~IOrol 2921 QUEOADA loff Vista~ Orol Plcas r lt't us .-.how vou :il l the home~ CJ Va ti. in the c;ircfrec Bluffs HELEN B. DOWD REA.L TOR. INC. MLS 644·0134 t 973 Top l isteor & Top Sal~smaft 19 7 4 Runnef".Up Hewport·M~MI Bocrd of Realtors FANTASTIC VIEW OF l.AY oc"an lights. 4 Big bedrooms, separate office, fa mily room. formal clining·room . Laun · dry. workshop. Almost •1000 s q.ft.. of dt•· 111.!)Hful 11\'tnl!. SHi5 ,f.OJ I 2949 Cltff Dr. Mwpt Hqhb Sat/St.In l·S SPACIOUS "Z" BLUFFS SUPER, LARGE CONDO -4 bedrooms. fomily room, dose to pools a nd play yard. This home 1s immaculatt! -·a j oy to see! $92,500 454 Vista ROftla,Hwpt Beach Sat/~n 1.5 1 WESTCLIFF a.1ow ROOM ,i.:,. lots of ~ood fom ily livinJ..!. 5 1kd1·ms {II... l<.1rgc family room in quiet nc1 g hh~1rhoocl. Lovely pool & patio. $12·1,SOO inc Ids la111f I 0 I I Marian La. H.B. Sun 1.5 ·LIDO ISLE j LOT5'.0F USED IRICK and large walled 4 pa tio invites you into this n ewly I'l'· · mode led 3 bedroom hom e . Spacious mas ter s ui te, ::ind 3rd bt•droom may he used as huge fam ily or ~ame ronm Forma l dinin~ room too' 128 Via lttiaca, M.I . CLIFF HAVEN Sat/S-.n l·S • CUSTOM VIEW HOME Hw It ti round a I 11atio and pool. 5 Bedroom~. Dining l room , ftHTiily room, Wit h separate famt I ly or m othc·r·in·law unit Excellent f mancing. $149,500. I 420 Kl~s Rd. Newport leach . Sat/Sun l·S DOVER SHORES i BEAUTIFULLY IMDIVIDUAUZED lowest J µr iced ho nit• in lhis arcCJ. 4 Berlrooms. form <Jl dining room, family room with bltn wet bar. La rge masti·r suit(• and separate children 's wing. 1338 Antiqua, H~wport Bch NEWPORT HEIGHTS S..n 1·5 HILLSIDE HOME -with lots of privacy. 3 Bed roo ms. 2 baths. :.implc u~e of woo(} ;Jnd open bcu m s. Exc·ell<·nt storage a nd no·ca-re yard. 321 Catalina Dr.Hwpt Bch 642-5200 . 675-4060 General 1002 ·················•····· ........•.•.•....•.•... TRIPLEX $95,000. F J•; E I, A N D I\ N D N ~ X T · 1' 0 OC:EA NFHONT. J.f'UltNISHED UNITS N J•:J\H. SCHOO LS, SHOPPI NG A N D TENNIS COU HTS. BEAUT IFU L OCEAN v11.;w FHOMSUNDECK I TIME TO GET MOVIN' !!! A wldl' vuricty tu mt·el your v~1ncd need~ 721 IRf~. Cor Ol\ll <f •I Mai" ('llStom :! bdrm . Z hu dupl(·x: JUSt Ii led ! Pe rf ccl for owne r . Bc>umcd c•cil . corner lot.· a<:russ from park & tennis rts. Own er W'lll rma11cc <!l ~n.,•;. with 20';~ down: $83,95(). Ope n Sut /Sun l ~. 215 6 lst STREET N1•w1>ort.iShor('S. Cozy :l Qdrm., pt•rfc"t:t hat·k~round for antiQUJ?S Xlnt cond1t10n ! P rtl' :d lo sell al $59,500 Open Sat/Sun. 1 ~) 2332 IUHICH HILL Cosl:t Mc•sa. Slurlio rnrido; :J hdrm~ , ~ ha., great location, nr. sc hool~. :-.hopping, trunsporlation. Tree lined m ~•ll S:r7 .~00.0penSat. 1·5 MEW"DST1t4G'. Spntious older duplex in J.!ood conditio11 1 :• Hlk. lo ot·can. 3 Bdrm . + 2 bdrm . 2 ~la 11T.1 -;t•s. !Sk!J.500 PEHIHSULA POINT. 11 ·2 Lots. Cha rming 4 b<lrrn. Colonial home: l ti<~ to ocean . Ualcony view of wakr i rel' .shaded pat i o off d1n 1n J,! rm .~ se p . summ(•rhoust· :t Car gara~1· 5161/.1 35th STREET. Newport Be 4.tch. !;pac1ous 6 yr. old duplex. 4 llR. up'& 3 d o w n . W ~ti k I o L t d o s h o p s . trans por tation. l ·Hlk. lo water . Quiet rcsidenliul area'. Good rncomc. Open Sun. 1-5. WEST NEWPORT. Tree ~haded custom duplex. n l'<ir w:ll<'r Owner huflt. :l · Bd rm . + 2 l1dnrt :*loo Sq ft.. 2 frplcs . $118,500. TOWNHOUSE FOR BEACH LOVERS! High on a h ill ; s pacious 2 bdrm .. 21,2 ba. Choice t•nd un11 Private patio opens to pool & grccnht.'IL Pric ed right a t $48,950. By app'l. 4908 RIVER. L 1du Sand s. Oelightful ga rd en patios s urround this 3 -bdrm ., 2 bath home ; h ighly upgr::idcd. $62,000. Owne r anxious. Open Sun. l·5 24 IALIOA COVES, Newport Beach. Over 100 fl. waterfront; boat dock : 3 bdrms. + scp. guest quarters. $150,000. Open Sat. 1-5 ····"~ DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Coost Hw y NB 645·7575 3116 N-port Blvd . N 8 673· 9060 General 1002 Getteral 1002 ······················· ····················~·· SHOR£CLtFFS OPEN SUN. I .5 247 Driftwood . Corona dC'I Mar. Custom 3 1'drms , :J bCJ., ram.rm.~ hi ~h heam l'l·il.. l·s lory ; pool. S lfiO. 000 BALBO.A PENINSULA POINT '""l-iwcl'ping hay v1<•w from supe r 5 BU l;1md~ h11m1· Close lo bay. prl\. hl'at'h & o c't'<H\. S~tun ;1 , Jan1zz1. works hop. hoal sloragt• $240.1)1)() LINO.A ISLE lk a ul ·I HH. farn. rm . Country t·:ng lish, c·n<·h1s l·d µ:ilio. <·slahltshcd l n·cs. ho al s I 1 p _ $:l t:.. 000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bay!>1de Orive. N .B 675·6161 GeMrot 1002Ge-Mral 1002 GREAT CA.HYON BUY Sh::irp :1 hc rl room . :1 bath Bi~ Canyon Condo. Cu~lom dt.•<·oratcd, s rcluded patw, many 1·".'<l r;1:-.. Anxious ownel' wi'll sell or l<•m-a· OwnC'r will finanl't.'. HC'dUC"<•d St:.!:1.rnio Ii-HI liltil SPYGLASS-VIEW Bc<iultful tt bedroom THADEWINOS m odel on ('o r11 cr lol. Cus tom decorated with J..!n •al l'.YC ;1ppcal. V i C' w o f t h c 11 n ! 11 n . h a y a t1 d m ounlams. li10·G1'i l BEST BEACH BUY $10,000 R~uction! Dr0\1ic momixe\ havr I 11•1•n ln~on lo •,nJI tho~ '.lip« lontosltc oxeculivc> flom<-. l'rot'I ~mu,, f,, 11 ~qxor111i•><11/11 •.111r0111rlr• I hy ""'II'·, of roncrrl,•• ded1n 1 IOI l1111nq 1n tl.1• • 111"1, Bolcnny ovNln<1I •, tl.'IC · himrrlr'•lnfl pt"t I l~,nriurl cl1n1nq rnom '"''' 17 lnr clonrr, l1l.1ulfy nlf ')01irmr•I L1d11•11. l lnrryi ( ,,..r:lro. 1m\ I 11111 I• tfh· .. ( )vrr'.rt•'rl '"'"'1 riiow1•. jl(J,7fl 11'1<11 I iino•v 1 ,,,..,,,, ( • 111 11'10 I / )t I C hild w :itr h 1nj.! handrail or l'S(';J)llf Or . "'I'm wa1ttnJ.: ror mv hubbl<' ~um to 1·11m1• h :wk " GOTT A GO WITH VALUE COM]>LJ<:TE LY FUHNJSJJ ED 3·BR . 2·117\9U P ANH 3 nn. 2-Bt\ LOWE:R. CRPTS, DJlPS, FHPLC. DBL GAR, --------------! CLOSJ<: TO Bi':/\Cll AN D HAY. llOW ' $27,900. 3 (~ll<'<'n stzc b(•<frooms , balh and one h a lf. This 2 storv t·harmcr is loc<1ted on trC'c ~llulrl<•il mall near pool und chtldrcn ·~ pl;iv :1n·a. Call now. !lfi2-44!i4 ~24,950-Hai ) 8dnM! Ynu'll \!..• lnc~ed ~'Y 1hn lnw jlflt t •. hut th1\ lov1-l1 It w~ t\ •1 c~-.111 l -.lrry "''"''In 11v1,l1~~" tho qreenlx•h lt~ny o .poi kl111q pod ~ • Jf'<1f c h.J~JU''' t<r•lrt'lefOfor, porty bOr, woll to·woll plu h 1 crpctinq indudl'd 3 bedrooms. I '11 both~. WO<XJ cobinf"t~ 1n the rrom 'lovin' kitchf.n. /\if conditioned. Colt Now! 51(). I 71fJ. . 540-1720 29 55 H·arbor Blvd. Costa Mesa Member RELO Serving 7000 Cities Thruout The United States • You l!l'l :;ornl' 1111·:1 or 111n11t111n wh .. n vou ""' , a youn~!>.\r•r 1:.-t l11s first jo\) nt a s<ilary you tlri·anwcl or :" lh1· hi~h point of your t'Uf'CCr • I( it's I.rut' thnt m 1«cry loves rompuny , how come WC ('Un't t'llJOY ~ett1ng s tuck 111 a traffic jam ? . * One thtncJ you CAM ettjoy: Our t'acil1llri; For /\ q\llck and l'rr>f•lahh• Sn(('. ..~. , I G~rol 1002 Genl'rol 1002 1 AUOIJTONLY 10'.1. DOWN? 110.000 (~.-;~~~·~~~-~~··· ........ s~·1··0··P········· JAC 0 BS REAL TY OF GLASS ASSUME S35,500 675-6670 I \tnurn 1•n1r~ ''' :o r11 111 LOOKING! 2919 Newport Blvd. comer 30th ll<'.11 It I li.1 J\'f J 11!• 1'1111 \ to '•n!t•r1.111utu! !'-llC1cl JI\ ~~ 111 .: room w1tl1 1·c11\ $35 00011 · ' f1n·pl.1l'\' & t·11111m~11ul1111• • • Gen~rol I 002 Generot t 00~ ' .. 11•w cit' .llll'oh r ,i:rounrt; ' !'-lnrtcr :1 11r.,·am ! 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F .imd' rnnm l!Ol'I. lnfl \lllh h11•.1lhl 11k1111~ 111qil.t1t• bl.1ml J..ltt'l1t n 11111•n hco,11111·11 \ .1111\1·1\ ~\ll·•·r11np ''·•II• il'I' 111 :111 11111111". :l'.11..1' 11\ 1•1 11 1 e • f1w11 loll .. 11111111''11 II lt1•11111 \',\ lu.111 :\11 11••\\' lu 111 I , 1·1l111i:-. II , 11n111u•• '\11 111''' °':l:'j .I.I f1•1 \ "' fJIJ•lhf\lllJ '"llllll' j l I ('.di 1111\\ !ttiJ 7~1 • COtOWlll u••I~ COJl"AllY '111.111 .ol :-.1:!; fll'I 1110111 h Ill '•'• ,.,.,,,, t "' "'' 1 d111h111• I.I\•'' I .di n•l\\. THE BLUFFS · Hasting~ & Co. "Doing a Land officr buslneu In Th~ llllffs since 1965" Sales & Leases GREENBELTS BAY VIEWS TARBELIREAlJORS, ... [~ -i s~ .. ~~:~r.r :,!~~··:'>'>;I.•~ ' :; ~ . ~~ . IJ 11111 I H \ !1111 1111 111 .. r lilJ,liliitl SE\. 1•:111\1. 1-:XC'l'l'lo C. 1·:xn .1 ·s1v t-; l.ISTINfiS I) W I\ 1-: I N l Vacant. 'all 11ow Io s1•t• th c·harms. !.lfi2·'1tl54. BOO LA! BOOLA! RJ\JI ! H.AH ! New on the m a r ket in bcaut1ru1 Collegl' Park. P~trk like ~rounds wiUttn walking d1:.ta nce of ever y s <·hoo l from e l r mc ntar y throu~h collCi!<.'. Why wait'! This lwautiful pool homc is open for your in~pc<.·tion tht" WP<'k<'ncl Sat/Sun 1·5. 2-'lli .Joann, in the ~>O's Cull 5-t().'11'1 t SUPER POOL HOME Super lor<1tmu ! C los" to ~<·hook s h op pi n I! . <' h u r <' 11 "..., S up c r con cl i l ton ' N t' at Iv man 11· u r c d grounds with ~rmnk.lrrs. IJC'ul!•d & f 1llc·rc<I pool Su pt•r prt<'\'' Under s.ss.ooo. r,ttti·'1 I '1 J Offlcu located In C01ta MHo HwrHncJtOft Brach -N•wport ~och .Anwrico't ~st H~ RHal~ C~y H""" ~11ml'lh111J.: ,., 'd i" 1~.~,·1.;10,!!1111.11w~'l1t1'.!1 ~11 II.I\ t11mll j\iLJi }J:' ~=============:====:..-~===::::=:----' (;fusi-1flc<l 11d,.1lo 1 .. w1:ll ·• ·.:.n . --·-· •!!··~ I ' . --___ ___. __________ _ " I l • \ . ~nday February t t~ OA!t. y ,PlU) t ~ • ~c:-!!!! .~~ •~•~• •1 ••• •1~~~~! .~~~.~~.~•no:•. I~~!!~!.~~.~~~••:.••• .1~~~~! !.~ .~~ • • • • • • •: !!~!~! ~~~ ~~~ • •• • • • • i~~ ."!'.~ ~~ • • • • • • • I G,_,,.. I 002 Gftl•rol I OOZj GeMral I 002 G .... rol 1002 Gn~o~ I 002 Gefter al' I 002 ~---------------------"' .................................. ············. .... ... ................ ..... .. .... ..... ....... . ............................................. . 1 1 HA1tio1tv1EwHOMH $120,000. PALEO P LAN 4 BR, Fam. Rm. 2 s tory with unobstructed valle.Y. v tew and d ecorated with best of e verything ! .. HARIOR VIEW HILLS S103.800. 3 Br. F am. Room with LARGE Jot (almost tfJ Ac re) with gorgeous pool, play yard anct aog run. All w1tl'l vtew 0 1 HarbOr. IAYCREST $134,500. Private Financing 1s avatlable with this beautiful 3br, fam. rm .. formal DR. home with shimmer Uig pQO) a nd jacuzzi. Pride of ownership lh roug hout, had lots of TLC. Excellent lo<: at ion. SPYGLASS REALTORS 67S-551 I OPEtif HOUSES SAT Ii SUH I toS PM .. ... ~i;ohooo. TRADEWI NDS PLAN. 4 llR1 1-,.--a. +Fam. Rm. On one of I.he best. •llG CAHYON: 47 Royal St. G.or't)e: big & beautiful! Five bedrooms, f a mily·play room adjacent to pool . on 8th fairway. Off s treet par king for 8 t o 10 cars. Custom built -·come see the~ividual features. •llG CANYON: S Royal S . G•orge: ... - lots with b est view of ocean and c o as tlin e . P ri ce incl udci. your landscaping pla ns . llG CAMYON $120,000. 2 Br. + Den Condo with professional decorat ing and custom furnis hings which a rc uvailable to you. if you wis h. $134,000. 2 Br . + Den Condo. Expanded plan with 180 degree view. Dccorator·s borne. $134,500. 2 Br. + Oen Condo, with ocean view. Vacant a nd ready to move into. $179,500. 3 Br 2 story condo with Jacu:GZ1 .· Overlook s fairway. Fas t occup a ncy possible. • LE RAISOR REALTY 4523 C~ Dr., Irvine I CALL 833-8600 1 ~~~~~~~~-~~- I 002 IGeMral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HEWPORT CElST Drama tic 2 s tory condo \Vith 4 bdrms., 21h ba. a nd fam ily room. Lovely while c arpe tin g, c u s t om d r a pe ries a nd • a ttractive w a ll coverings. Wet bar, f i repla ce, self-c l ea nin g oven, c ompactor. buill·in BBQ and ocean view. Do n't m iss seeinf:! this unusual· offe ring. $70,000 DOLPHIN THRACE FOUMTAIH VALLEY The re's a m a rblecrete exterior on this beautiful 4 bdrm, 2 bath home. Custom i nteri or . b o nus r oom for fLld'\. Profess ion a l l a nd scapi n ~ wi th sprinkler s, travel in m arble patio a nd walltways . Yo u 'II e njoy seeing t his exceptional hom e. $64,900. THE THRACE IRVIHE Deli ghtful 2 bdrm., 2 bath twnhse. You'll IOve the garden entrance, the cle restory windows, the wet bar and patio. Pool, .J ac u zzi a nd c lubhouse faci lit ies. Conve nie nt to schools amt new shopping -center .$54,500 SHORE CUFFS SAH CLEMENTE You can m ove r ight .into this 3 bdrm .. 2 bath home. that overlooks t he golf course. It h as private beach f<>cilities .and is within walking distance of the s hopping cente r . P r iced at SS9.900 and owner will he lp with fina ncing. 552-7500 552-7500 red hill red hill real t y r e a lt y G~of I 002 GNeral 1002. ...•..•..•........•.... ··················~···· VEAR BAY ANO BEACH 675-3000 240 7 E COAST HWY CORONA DEL MAR * * OPEN HOUSES * * FAIULOUS SUNSETS 4 f3drms .. on<' with adjoin. s itting rm Als o. maid 's :mill' & farrnly rm. ;,1 ~ Baths. Room for fu ll sized pool t :ihlt'. Large slip, w ill l ake 3 hoats . Xlnl main channe l view. Open Sal/Sun l 5. 28 Lind a Is le. $285,000 OCEAH VIEW & POOL Very lovely 4 bdrm. & fum1ly rrn. home. Splendid he aled &'filt'ct. pool. This homt" is vacant & in move.in 1.:nnd. $!Hi.500. Open Dt.tily 1·5. 4507 Cortlan<I. Cameo IU ghlands. Corona rlcl Mar. TWO HOMES -OHE LOT Less t h ~1 n 7 mos . old : \'C'ry wt~ll l'onstructcd . 3 £3clrms. & 2 hclrms : rarh ho m e has 2 baths. frpk. & hit in ki t chen. $85.000 For both. Open Sun l !i t!l:12 ·Pomon a. Costa Mesa. BAY & BEACH REAL TY . Beautiful c ustom bui lt live bedroom on the 7th Tee. Stained glass entry. (•trcular d rive. m any inte resting features. Vistl & enjoy! •Arra ngements m ade al private entry DOVER SHORES 1606 AntiCJUa: formal. high.styled elegance. Four be,droom , fa mily room , formal dining, view. Entertain with a fl air. Sun. onlv. CAMEO HIGHLANDS: 4714 Corttelftd Dr.: Lowest pnc(! in the area. Four bedroom or three & den : In fi ne condition : private beaches. immediate possession CAMEO HIGHLAND~ 70 I Rackiord Rd; Canyon & ocean view : longest. coolest patio in town : four bedrooms or three & den: pool sized yard, private heaches . CORONA DEL MAR: 315 Goldeftrod: One bloc k to ·he beach : n:2 lot a llows fo r addition a l unit ; stained glass. antiques, paddle tennis court , three bedroom & study. CORONA DEL MAR: 310 Jasmine: One block to the beach : H.·2 lot allO}\'S for Spa rkling. s m a ll hideaway. COSTA MESA: I 064 Concord: Open Sun. Made lo orde r vacation living al home: large yard . pool, h ar-b-q ue. fou r bedroom s . WESTCLIFF: 1215 P~e A,.t: Lovely, three bedroom & pool. Beamed ceilings, (:Ountry kit chen ; assumable VA loan. P lease call us for details on other prope rties wh i('h are available : 1. ·1rvine Terrace -two & den or thret- bedroom , pool. tropical setting. 2. Shorecli rfs: Custom home,. serious selling p rice. three bedroom & family room . beam s, paneling. 3. Cameo Shores: Best in class; ocean view. three bedroom & fa mily room , sparkling clean. 4. Jas min e Cree k : •Two & de n , u p g rade d carpet s, d r a p e ries, lands c a ping; j acuzzi, poo l , te nnis courts, cluhhouse. • P .S. It's great -I Jive the r e too -Jean Cole . HOMES-OP&e-f•S Tiri~ Aftt"'°°" UHIQUE O~ER IUCK GULLY -3 bdrm . fabulous deck. cedar , gh1ss and briC'k h om e . Se~ Nat alie Fogarty a t 716 Poppy, CdM. U~QUE OH SPYGLASS Hill 4 hdrm. single story. T radewmds. only $145.000. See June Grulln at #14 Monterey Circle. UNIQUE IH CORONA DEL MAR -3 bedroom plus den, cute. with beams and bric k. See R osem ary Butterfield at 433 Heliotro pe. south of highway. UNIQUE OH LIDO ISLE -Near ne w c ustom 4 bdrm. 2 story. s unny, exciting. I Accura te ly P.riced at Sl 55.000. See I Marilyn Bulk ley at 109..,Via Nice. UHIQUE IM C D M -Sh in~led duplex. I just redone, some ocean view, 8112"/(' assume., $105,000. See Marilyn Shuff I at 716 J asmine. UNIQUE IH EASTILUFF -lmmaculate·3 bdrm m ove in cond. on a lgc cul de sac lot. $81.500. See Marilyn Hodges al 915 Chestnut. UNIQUE IH OLD CORO~A DEL MAR -2 bedroom. 2 s tory retreat, gr eat views, immaculate charmer . $137,500. See N an Mc L a in at 2821 Ocean La n e , off Goldenrod, in CdM. UHIQUE IH MESA VERDE -Several top lis tings, a rea experts. See this exciting office at 1525 Mesa Verde Drive East. Phone 546·5990. · UHIQUE IH THE OtD BLUFFS -4 bd rm C plan.. room for tngr .. in-law, su per clean, $89.500. See Pat Youn" at 2116 Vista Entra da. REALTORS· .THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THC NEA rEST llOMES CORONA DELMAR 675·6000 MESA VERDE 546 ·5990 •BALBOA ISLAN,D 673· 4324 I GtMral l 002 General I 002 •••.••........ ~ .•...........•••••...•.••...... COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS PAINT&WATER 2515 E. Coast Hwy.. 3 NEW I . needed to match pride C:Ol"'OllCl .. Mtr LISTl~GS I of owners hip homes in · " Jrca: has J bdrms .. I 11 675-551 I lt rnay s_eem unbeheva· oaths ; overlooking !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! ble. but m the past two I ~aut. park. lldwd. nrs .. I wee~. t.hrc~.or the ma.ny I blt-Jns, dbl . .«?aruj!c. Ask. new listings .m our omcc 1n~~2.000 for ra~l sale! I 002 G....,.al f002 a r. c a t th e s a m l' I EVERYTHIMG ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• pr 1ce ... SJ9,900. th ree vou·,·e ever wanted ma 'FRESH OH THE MARKET Irvine Terra re -one of a kind! View of har hor: f ea tu ring rich wood panel· ing, beamed ceilings, ~ourmet kitchen. 3 BR., 3 oa., dining r m .. den & lovely private patio. Only $88,500. Ope n today 1-5. 724 Ma la ha r . ·, BLUFFS CONDO Upgraded f~c-slancll ng Q·Plan on wide greenbel~ feulunnJ! 3 brms .. 21h ba., unusual conversation pit. with frplc. Not lct.tsehold, you own the land! $84.950. l 'a!l 1i:-I n:-.t·t• ol lwr I Hll' homes &rondos 111 lhl' '\t•\\')>Ort t'oro1w clel \lar Ar<':• C .F. COLESWORTHY 640.0020 EAST BLUFF CENTER I I Getteral I 002 General I 002 j •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GALAXY RE:ALTY LAGUNA BEACH C 2 Prorer ty on Coktst Jlighw~y Seller will IC':tS<' hack. Full Price-$ 175,000. Open in tts for n rw & t• x P<' n C'11 t·cd snlespcoplc 645-3111 90 I Dovtt Dr. Suite I 30, .-.ewport Beach · bedrooms. one bat h I home! 4 Odrms + den each. and are great for j 1 · , · I family hvin"-or invest· +.1 inin.i:t ri:i. + j!C. ment. Finan'Nng terms I recreation rm. with include VA F HA or A:.· cus tom pool tu hie: :J sumption. Room for bo:it , .bath~; 3 frplrs.I. hl_d. & and trailer cul rle sac ft It .ct · poo · air· street. Call. now for an c.l\ndd ion ed. Sec for a ppointment to sec all I ~ours.<'lf, Sun. I s. 11139 three. plus many oL~crs. Pitcairn. Costa Mc:.:i. El~:!~~~: PYRAMID Praperti•• I EXCHANIORS 752•1920 REALTORS • 833•1,768 1400 QUAIL ST NlWPORT tlACl4 I Gttteral I 002 Gen~al I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• REA l .. T4tRS 644-7270 OPEN HOUSES Sl0,000 DOWN ~B U Y S T 111 S L f\ R GE '2J COLONIAL HOME in DOVER SHORES for the bi)! f amity that li kes to enter tain . 7 Bedrooms, 6 baths. fa mily room , l ar~c hiltiard room with wet bar. M<J ster suite has lllS AND HE R baths + n steam bath. Gy m . P r ivat e s tudy. #3 Hampshlr~ Ct, N.I . Sat/Sun 1·4 OUR 27th YEA.r(llf • 675-3000 _ __..__ ----------IGtMral I 002 G•n•ral l 002 GeMt"al I OOll Gt"Mral I 002 •• ••• •• • • • • • ••• ••••• •• • •• •• ••• •• •••••••••••• •• .••.•...•..••.•.••..•..••..............•...... VIEW AHO A POOL TOO!! • t n lhis imrna<"ul ate Lusk home U wit h nt·w c urpclin,i:!. 4 Bedroom s. fa m ily room. for mal din· in~ room with mirrored wall. f\ won· derful entertain in~ home for the whole fa mily. You m ust S('<' this lowest priced view home lo a p preciatc. Ask ini;! $117.450. 188 SClftdc:astf'•, CdM Sat/54tn l·S CALL US · HouLis1:NcsmARE•c:; :uNcrty TENNIS C 0 URT · ••uo• ISLAND DUPLEX SOLICITm BY JO' POOL & TROUT LAKE ~ W~nt to trade? We want more c.-a.-21.DuhejDovlelnv.,lftc tt;J units -for t his c harming ....... _, ,. D UPLEX. F r o nt ho u se h a s l2 l•cause! $100,000 und er prirrcl Elegant bedroom s + <.·ozy fin•place. Plus I •Our a ction w a rranty progr:.1m 7 2 O Os f . ho m r . l ':: acres bedroom a i>artmcnt. Both have b •en ·•Our nalion tJ I computer systf'm pr ofessionally lun<(<.;t•apcd. 75 trees. re modeled and ar(• only one short •Ourundivldc d attcntiontoourclicnts w a t erfa ll s. b i r d aviary . Can blocktothcNorth nay.Sccit.ynu'll •Ournational rcfcrralprogram accom mod:it c uvcr 500 ~wests. loveit atSlt!>,OOo •Our ad vertisi n~ prol{ram com p I <' t c pr iv 1.1 <' y . W1l h o u t &it_.. ._..._9 ...... r ___. pr-rtlt• fa•t. . 1 h' f th ?828 E. Coo~t H19hwoy. Corona dt'I Mor -....... -,.......... -r-· • • exasrncrat rn~. 1s 1s one o c very P 0 "'-r "'el 541-1161 S-how a prof•s•I--' . () C l A R PUTY MANAvCM(N ~ "" ...... "' .... uo best cstatC's in runJ..(c oun Y. 1 c-rruay 21 R•p. "-clft hint1~f! Dr-"' I h . t S2or.: ()(JO •o~::·. ' HOMIS IOR l IVl"C HlfWOllll " .,.. ••• ~·v -... rea ar~u1n n ' ,,.,, .... • ........... ,, • '"" 1740 o~ ...... Costa M.so fOf' °" Call 6J5·~. H OI•••• ......... /•I ... l• tis ~!<!~~J~~t<!~ ***OPEN HOUSES*** LAVISH LIDO IA YFROMT S tunning dep a rture from the ordin ary in l his magnificent, custom home. The p1t!r will accom- m9<)ate two 50' boats to c:omnlctc this pcrfc-{'t set· · ting. Call for a ppointment 11nd particulars. 5350,000. OPEN 1-S. 329 VIA LIDO SOUD. VIEW -POOL -BROADMOOR Spatious 4 bed room. family room. wet bar home in the-moslr exelus1ve area o[ llar.hor VJCW llills. This ·. one has cverythinJ.! <m<l th<• harho r ,~ occ•:°m vi<;w;- are spectacular. It 1:-:-.potlcs~ S\:.19.500. OPEH 1.s. 1221 SURFLIHE WAY. PRIME VIEW -LINDA ISLE. P rofession ally dN·oratcd 5 bedroom family home. Dramatic entry from l ushly landscaped garden cou rtyard. Bays ide terrace with action view of turn· ing basin. $350,000. OPEH 2·5 -34 LINDA ISLE P AMORAMIC VIEWS Lovely Corona dcl Mar lot ation w ;pr1 vatc pool lush grcen ~play areas: Spacious ·I hcdroom. 21t2 baths. family & dining rooms. You own the land. Sl75,000. OPEH 1~5. 270., LIGHTHOUSE LAHE. IA YSHORES -PRIVATE AREA A very s pecia l hornc! 3 hcdroom. :J bath. family & dining r ooms. Gr<>al indoor-oulcloor living. Large area for boats or volleyball. $911.500. OPEN 1.5. 2491 CRESTVIEW BLUFFS "GUAOELUPE GRA.-.DE" Open, a iry, spacious 3 l)ertroom. 3 bath. den hom e in ~ immacula te c:ondition. Step out to pool & BBQ. Air' Hving area on one noor except 3rd. bedroom & bath. $99,500 in cluding land. OPEM 1·5. 2400 VISTA NOi LEZA IRYIME TERRACE -VIEW POOL! One of a kind home. 4 lar~c heel room:-.. ·11 :! baths. fam. rm. & lg. activity room w /bar, hath, fireplace & it ·s spotless. $229,500., O'PEH 2·5. 1815 GALA TEA ~RACE. . ,. HARBOR VIEW HOMES Wake up each morning to a virw of the mounta ms. This 5 bt>droom 3 batl1 homl' is located 1 :! hloC'k from the commun ity pool, jac:uzzi & tennis court. All t his for $119,500. OPEN 1-5. 2220 PORT ABERDEEN WES't: NEWPORT BEACH -SLEEPS· 12 1 Beam ceilings and knotty pine pa neling thr oughout. 5 bedrooms, & 2 baths, F URNISHED . NOT a fixer· upper. One block to ocean and beach. $li5.000. OPEN 1·5, 129 40TH STREET. ·***BY APPOINTMENT*** OVERLOOKS GOLF COURSE Exciting 4 beIJ,room. 4 'h bath c ustomized horpe in Big Canyon w !room for pool. E xtensive use of Mex· ican tile indoors &out. Good privacy & view. Cha rm · ing, elegant. & $249,-000. OH THE PARK IH YILLA«iE 3 Pogular Un i'ver~ity Park townhouse in spectacular location. DrCJ m a tic open beam· ceilings & clerestory windows. 3 bedrooms & dining room at $64 ,900. BA YSHORE BA YFROMT 5 Bedroom. Fc.t m .Rm. Home With Windfr ee Te rrace. Large Pier & Sli p. Great Terms Or Trade For Lanl'.I Or Comme r cial. S325,~. PANORAMIC VIEW Rare opportun ity for lt.tr~e family. 6 bedrooms. 4 baths. den . ~amc room plus family room. Large pool & jacuzzi. Oublan<ling view of hay. $284.000. UNIVERSITY PARK Large 2-story Rutgers townhouse in Vrllagc 3. Walk to pools & tcnn.is. Srp:.ir:.ilt• dining & family rooms. fncludes thl' land al S68.900 FAMILY FUN Pool. patw & outside entt·rta1nmcnl area. 5 hedroom s. 4 baths & famil~· mom. Located on heC:Jutiful quiet street. $.'IH.50(). FRENCH ARCHITECTURE OM THE BAY Terrazzo fl oors m astC'r bedroom suite with' m a r. bl e bath, sitting room. fir<>plar(' & ni~ht ('ap har -· formal dining --10' c·cilings P1l·r & Slip on fee for $295,000. SET APART BY ITS CHARM This spacious. <li~nificd horn<· r('f'lects quality with its huge fi rcplac:cs. larl!l' formal <lining room, coun· try kitchen & hoth formal & inlormal g<irdens. Uy· eippointmcnl. SI 79.50Cl. BEST IUY -RUT'iERS Two story :l hc<l room townhouse in Vtlln~c 3. Dmin~ room & family room Walk lo pools & tennis Fresh paint but bring your garden tools. 68.000 with land IT'S HAii" ·-\\ LAIH What a house! · bonu::-. room, in Spyglass. View o.~ \l \. .!ghts & mount<.1ins a nd the p rice 1<; ri .~ ..... ~.1100 THIS IA YFRO,_.T HAS EVERYTHIM'i Excit ing action view of m':lin ('h:rnncl & ocean. p ier & slip, hayside lcrracC'. adj:.u·t•nt sandy beach, IO\cly .. enclosed courtyard patio. library. offitP. $250.000 A COl.DWEU UHICEI CO. . 644-1766 •' .. . . \. .....-to .. , It.I. ... "'°".,.'""•· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--==~~ ====---_j_---===--.:..:.=====:L--------!--------~:::___ .----------------------.....,.,-------* -. l ., AILY PILOT Sundo . February 1. 976 H Ot1H1 For Sal. Hot1ns For Sale 1HOt1HS For Sale G~;~i··········;c,;i ~;~;;~; ... ·······;~~; fG;:;~9 · .... ····~o-~i ·••··••·•·•············ ..•..............•..... ················~······ I STORY CONDO 2 lilt llr.ullord l'IJ\'l' All I l'Crcalronnl faf'rlrltt•" l 'lcuu & 11hurp All lur only ~!J.r,,o ~lfi 8ri10 ro;J PA1i«e ?It"'"' ~ REM.TORS \I HDROOM 310Jas minc Ave, Corona dcl M~1r 675-5511 Sal /Sun 1 ·5 I IR &. FAM llM or DEM 1722 Miramar. P cnins ul.,. Pt .. NB 675·4392 $82,500 Sun 1·5 2 BEDROOM 220 Ma~nol1a. Cos ta M('s:t 646-3255 Sat /Sun·1 5 16 Rue Cha nt1 lly < l hg Canyon > N U 642-8235 $132,500 Sal/Sun 2·5 316 Alvuratlo, ttallxnt Peninsula 675-4060 $72,000 Sal/Sun l ·5 2821 Ocean Ln .. Old CdM, CdM 675-6000 $137 ,000 Sund<iy 1·5 . 2 IR & FAM RM or DEM 1686 Labrado r Dr. Mesa Vcrdt• CM 546-4299 $59,900 Sal/Sun 1·5 14881 Geneva. Irvine 540-1151 $\.50.1100 S unclav 1·5 18 Rue Grand Vallc·l'. Big Cyn, N·o 642-82.35 $12!),500 Sa t./Sun J .5 ~13 Rocks prings. lrv111L' 752-1700 659 Bols ana, L;,ig una lk~1ch Su11 12 5 644-6200 Sat/Sun 12 5::10 475 62nd Sl , Newport Shores NB 673-7300 $65,000 Sun. 2·5 3 Rue Fountainbleau (Big Cyn >NB 644-6200 $122.900 Sun. ·1.5 787 Nyes Pl .. Laguna 13each 644-6200 $182,000 Sun. 1-5 129 Via Waziers , Lido Isle, NB 646-7711 " Sun 1·5 916M,jrama r . Laguna Beach 494-8086 $67 ,500 3 BEDROOM Sun 1·4 •1717 lrvinc Ave, Ne wport Heh 646· 7171 Sl Ofi.000 Sun l ·5 30962ncl St, Ncwp<>11.Shorcs NB 548-1290 Sfj2,X50 Sal/Sun 1·5 31562ncl St. Newport Shor •s NB 548·1290 $64,9<)0 Sat /Sun 1·5 1257 Cata lina. Laguna BcaC'h 549-9658 $64,500 Sun 1-5 211 Abalone (Little Ba l hi) 673·7039 $11'5.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 724 Malabar ClrvmcTcrr.lCdM. 640-0020 Sat/Sun 1-5 4522 Walnut Ave .. Irvine .$59-5534 $'19.~50 Sal/Sun 12·5 3129 Lime rick , Costa Mesa !)79-9607 $52.!'>50 Sat/Sun 1 5 ••7210\V.Ocean Front.N.B. 631 -1400 $1GS,OOO Sunday 12·5 •246 J oann. Colle~e Park. CM 546-41'11 $.54 ,!)(}0 Sat/Sun 1-5 232 Robinhood , Eastsidc, C.M. 546-4141 $5:1,950 Sundayl·5 •9051 Cardinal, Fount;un Valley 962·4454 $54 .500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4908 lliver. n,1d0Sands) N.U. . f1'15-7575 Sli2.000 Sun. 1·5 20861 Cat amaran. Hunt Bch 546·2313 $'16.950 3400ter.o <Blufrs ) N.n. Sun 1-5 6'1•1-6200 $!tO ,!}(J0 Sat /Sun 1-5 215 6lst St, Newport Shores N B 64!l-7575 $59.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 8 Rue Ch att>al.I lloy:il, Big 'yn NB 640-6161 $123 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 fil 5St. .fam<'s Hd. CNwplllJ,!ls) NB • fl45·6!)!'15 $(i7 .5110 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 J09 Via Yc l1<1 , Lido lsll-. N B 675-012:~ snx.ooo 128 Via lthat·a . L1<lc> Is l<'. N B Sun I 5 642·5200 $147.51)(1 S al/Sun 1-5 !)Jtue c;rancl Va ll<• CB1g ('~·n 1 N B R:l:l-8600 $17!Ui00 Sat /Sun 1·5 •1215 Pcmhrokt-AV<'. W1•sll01ifr NH fi75 55 It Sun I f> 433 lfe licaropC'. nlrl CdM. 'dM 675-fiOOO $8!1,0ot~ · Sat /Sun 1 5 315 Goldenrod , Old Corona . C'dM 675-5511 Sat/SunJ ·5 8401Crane,11 4,ntington flcach S.16·0017 $45.500 Sundny 12·4 321 Catalina . Newport lits. NB f>42·5200 $H2,:i00 Sunday 1·5 •3108 Platt, Costa Mc s:i 548· l 168 $5:l.500 3 un 1 ·5 853 J oann S t . 'osta Mesa fl.11-2026 Sunsl <Jy J.s •1741Tus tin1 2·0 , Costa Mesa ()45-3777 $H .500 Sun I ·5 1455 Morrun g~ul c Dr .. Lag Brh 494·80:i7 $1'15.000 Sunday 1 ·1 2905 Zell. Lag una lwad1 4!M·757>i S1111 . l·S •1'106 Sant:.inl'lla. Coronn d<'I Mar G73·0'170 $85,000 Sunday 1·5 •1420 Kings Hd .. l'lifn lav<·n. N l'l 642·5200 $120 .00Q Sunday 1·5 186 E. Flowl'r. Cost a Mesa 962· 7788 $50,!)()0 Sun 1·5 j-1572 Treetop Ln. Laguna Bc:wh 494 8086 $88,500 Sun 1 4 l IR & FAM RM or OEM •1707 Port ShC'frwld (lNII > N.B. 8.1.'1·35'14 $100,000 Sun I 5 22 Cedar Tr('e l.n . Or In<') 552-8966 $85,000 2516 Vis ta. Bayshnr('S, N.B. Sun. 1-S 646-0AAS $92,500 Sul /Sun 229 Tulanc CCollt•gc Pk ) CM fi75-2:H I $48,750 Sat /Sun 1·5 325 Cameo Shores Hd. Cm hr Ccll\l 675-5726 $14H,500 Oally 1·5 •247 Ori fl wood (Shorcdiffs > C'clM 675·6Hil $1GO ,OCWl Sun . 1 ;, 2467 Norse J\ vc . Costa Mes a 64 2-5299 $58,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 DIREGTOR-Y •~ ttffa "-dy directory wltti yo.i ""' ...... Md •• y .. 90 .._ • .........,. Al ttw loc-"-t tht...i Wow '"~ribed iR cytllf« ...ii by edvttittM4) tbewli.n ill t .. y't DAILY P.'ILOT WAMT ADS. P.trOAt tho__, OfM"' .._ .. , f w t4't or ""' '" -,.cf to 11" -h i..f-ffeft ill ttii• ~--Mell ~14ey, s...o.y ~ S.ftdoy. . * * 1~1 5 llaysitlt• Or. Coronu dcl Mar 2~19 Heathe r Ln (Back 13ay) N. 8. 6:!1-1400 $205,0QO Sat7Sun 12·5 644-4910 $89.500 Sat~Sun 1-5 222 Lugon i~a. ·wport Beach 2219 Cha nne l Rd .. Balboa Pen. fi:ll -MOO i5,500 Sal/Sunl2-5 642-8235 $169.500 S<.1t/Sunl·5 215 Via Mc one (Lido Isle> NB 21 Tiburon Bay (Spyglass ) CdM 675-59:10 $129,000 Sal /Sun 1·5 642·8235 "$185.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2467 Norse J\vc, Costa Mes a 2309 Private Rd .. NH ';.i2.5w~ $58.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 '644-6200 $91.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2156 Port Du mess. Nl'WJ)(>rt lk h lSIG Keel Dr. OIVH11Js ) CdM Bus . 752·6521. Hes IVM·6XH!! 644 -6200 $139.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 S;.il/Sun 1 5 OrrinJ:,'1.0n Rd . Cam ShrsCdM :!025 Sam•n1 Pl. M<.·s~1 Verde c; '.\J 644·6200 $2 10,000 Sat/Sutt 1·5 54~Hl!122 $:11.900 Sot & Sun 12·•1 •888 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar IG57 Bluchird (';..rnyon Dr. L;.ig Jkh 644-7270 Sl17,50() Sat/Sun J-5 iJ!M-214f) Sal/Sun N_oonb· 5 Pl\1 2846 Corvo Pl .,M es a Verd': C.~. #14 IJurning Tree, Big Canyo 549-170'1 $73,900 Snt/Sun 1-5 752·7:115 Sl!!S.000 Sun 1·.> 20G Via Dijon <Lido lslcl N.B. 3521 Hirth St, College Pk. Ir\' 644-1766 Sl59,500 Sun 2·5 752·7~11 5 $6'1 ,500 Sun l ·S 15452 Lorrain e. The Hunch. Irv ••#5 Ba'lboa Coves, Newport Bth 752-7315 $62,950 Sat/Sun I 5 631-1400 $13!J ,500 Sun 12·5 2033 Pt. Provence (HV Hms) N.B. 400 Princeton Costa Mesa 642-8235 Sat /Sun 12·5 646-7171 ' Sat/Sun 1-S 1635 Bluebird Canyon Dr. Lag Bch 345 Rochester , Costa Mesa 494-2146 Sat/Sun Noon Lil 5 PM 546-2313 $64,500 Sat l·S 1817 PortCarlow, llrU'i'Vu, NB 10122 Stoney brook. Hunt. Bch 752-1700 Sun 1·4 546-2313 $76 900 Sun 1·5 17532Cottonwood, Irvine 915 W. Bay. Balboa Pen in .. N I3 • 752-1700 Sun 12-5 640·616 1 $240.000 S;.it /Sun 1·5 •2837 Elles mere. Mesa Ve rde. CM •460 1 Camden (Cameo Shore.) CdM 546·4141 $83,950 Sunday 1·5' 1>42-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 2780 Redwing. Cost a Mesa 23 Woodrush <Deerfield) Irv 546-2313 Sun 12-5 X.12·25:15 S.59.950 Sat/Sun 11·'1 2042 Flamingo, Costa Mesa 83 lloyal St. George, Ri J.! Cyn NB 546-2'313 $77,900 <>40-6Hil Sl!J5.000 Sal/Sun l ·5 Sat 1-4 :30 /Sun 1·5 1126Golde nrod <H.V.:llills> Cd'.\l 120'JSantiago, Dover Shores. NB 833-8600 $103.800 Sat/Sun 1-5 546-2313 $129,000 Sun l·~> 1003 Bonnie.Doonc. lrv Tcr, CdM • 1158 Ch arleston. Costa Mesa 675-7225 $169,950 Sat /Sun 1·5 842-2535 $59,500 Sat/Sun 11·4 5200 River J\vc. Newport Be ac h 63 Montccito (Spyglass) C<lM 644-721 1 $G:J.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 833-8600 Sl00,000 Sun. 1·5 '171'1 Cortland. Cameo llld'i, Cdl\l • 1927 Leeward (Haytrcst) N.H. 675·55 ll Sal & Sun 1-5 833·8600 $134 ,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 701 Rockford Rd,CamcoShrs CdM 2731Pebble ,Dr. (JIVllills >CdM 675-5511 Sat&Sunl -~> 673-4400 $159.000 Sun.I ·:> 1409 Samoa Wuy, Laguna Beach 9381 Neolani Dr, Huntington llch 494-8086 Sl 74,500 -Sun 12-4 963-1381 $56,000 Sal/Sun J ·5 716 Poppy, old CdM. CdM 1051 Tulare. Mesa Woods, C.M. 675-6000 $)29,900 Sunday 1·5 556-1747 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••409 N. Bay Front, Balboa Is l . •4507 Cortland (Cameo Tllds) CdM 646·771 1 Sun 1·5 '675·3000 $96,500 Daily 1-5 • •121 lforhor Island Rd ., NB 2949 Cliff Dr. Newport lits. NB 644-6200 $279,500 Sun. 1-5 6'15·4060 $165.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 GlO Begonia, CdM · ~<154 Vis ta Rom a. Blutfs. N.R. " 642-8235 $265,000 Sun. 1-5 675-4060 $!'12 .500 SC:lt /Sun 1-5 2440 22nd St. ( Upper ·Bay) N B • 1251 Santiago Dr. Newport Bc h 642-8235 ~ Sun. 1·5 645-5412 $105.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •611 Kings Pl., Newport He ights ••701 Bayside Dr. Newport Bch 642-8235 $74,500 Sun. 1·5 675-6900 Sunday 1-4 :30 !H5 Chestnut. 1-:astbluff, NB 1606 Antigua, Dover Shores, NB 675-6000 $81.500 Sunday 1·5 675-5511 Sun 1-5 1417 Morning s ide, Laguna Beach 109 Via Nice. Lido Isle.NB 494·9473 Sun. 1-4 675-6000 $155.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 3124 Van Bure n , Costa Mesa •1400 Notting ham, Newport Uc a ch 540-1720 $52.950 Sunday 1·5 646-7711 S~n 1·5 :m10 Wa rre n Lo . North Costa Mesa 3471 Santa Cla ra, Mesa Woods CM 546-4141 $4!),950 Sunday 1·5 549-8655 $64,900 Sunday 1·5 1655 lrvinc. Costa Mesa . •313 Irvine Ave. Npt Hghts N.B. 540-1720 SH6,500 Sunday 1·5 548-5556 $98,500 ~ Sun 1·5 1200 Estl'llc Ln (Baycrcst) NB •865Sandcastlc, HV Jlills. CdM G4'1 -0:l22 SI 19,500 Sun. 1·5 640-6600_ $124 ,950 . Sun 1·5 2'J54 l Ann Mari a. Laguna Niguel 2901 Ebbtadc, Hhr Vu Hiiis. NB 4!JS·G~M7 $8!'>,!)()0 Sun. Only 12-'1 644-6374 Sunday 1·5 14892 Yucca (College P arjc) Irv 4 BEDROOM 2810Ser :mg. Mcsb Verde. C.M. 5'1fi-·1 Jit l $65,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2()tJ.4 Monrovia. Costa Mesa 5'1fl·23l3 $-42.000 Sun l-5 •~:!022 Lc mnos Dr. Mesa VC'rdr CM !'i'10-9H22 $7!! ,500 S<• t /Sun 1-5 • 1023 Dolphin Terrac·<'. C<IM fi'14 ·721 I $199.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 * IOM·Cnncorcl , Co~ta l\l csa fl75 5511 Sun l ·5 471" Corthinfl. Cameo ll 'Lnd~. CdM 1;75.55 11 Sat/Sun 1-5 701 Kockfor<l lld, Cam.Shrs , CdM 1;75.5511 Sat 1S11n 1 ;, •:IOfi:J Madt•1ra. Costa Mes a 5'10-1720 $6:J,500 Sunday 1·5 227 Colt on ( N cw port Shores> N B fvM fi200 $fi8.000 Sun. 1·5 21 lfi Vista Entrada, Bluffs . NB (i75·fl000 $8!J .50Q .Sunday 1·5 4 IR & FAM RM or DEH 1940 lli~hla n<I Dr. llbr Hinds NB f1'16 ·0100 $8 1,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 ~ 1315 Knotting ham, Wcstchff, NB 5'16-4141 $89,500 Sat /Sun l :30·4 3040 Mead ow Grove. Oran ge 846·4'108 $8H.OOO Sut/Sun 12·5 209 Via Dijon. Lido Is le , N. B 675-7000 $174,500 Sun2·5 •2743 J\lbutrosc Dr, Mesa Ver . CM 549 2072 $77 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 18f..S Rhodes Dr. (Mes a Vcrdc) CM 979-385!) $!>5.000 Sat & Sun l ·5 18711 San Rufino. Turlc Rk Irv R.~l.3800 $1 IS.000 Open Sun. •1608G:1laxy Or, OovcrShrs NO 6'1'1·'19\11 $198.500 S:it/Sun l ·S 4fi41 S<Jndhurg Way, Univ. l'k Irv G44-4!HO $83,950 Sat /Sun 1·5 552~ 7500 $76,000 Sun. 1·5 19165 Croyde n Terrace, Irvine 833-8719 $124,950 Sun 1·5 •20362 Mooncrcst. Hunt Bch 962-7788 $82,000 •2416 Les P a rr, Costa Mesa 962-7788 $57,000 •335 Reims. Costa"Mcs a Sun 1·5 Sun 1·5 962-7788 $57,000 Sun 1·5 l Rue St. Cloud ( Bif! Canyon) N R 642-8235 $178,!">00 Sun. 1·5 *•57 Linda Isle . NU 642-8235 $278,000.. Sun. 1-5 2441 Marino Or. (Rayshores) NB 642-8235 $129,500 Sun. 1-5 •4522 Oo rchcs tcr, Cam Hinds CdM '642-8235 $89,500 Sun. 1·5 • •6 Linda Is le. Nil 642-8235 $258,000 Sun. 1·5 •R Cypr ess Point Ln, Big Cyn Nn 642-8235 $295.000 Sun. 1·5 1338 Antigua, Newport Beach '642-5200 $129,f>OO Sunday 1·5 1931 P.t. ·Alba ns (JIVJlms ) N.R. 642-8235 Sun. 1-4 14 Monte rey Cir, Spyglass. CdM 675-6000 $145,000 Sunday 1-5 5 HDROOM 27Jl Bays hores. Newport Beach 646-7171 $175,000 Sun l ·S 5 Royal St. G eorge (Big Cyn) NB 675-55 11 Sat & Sun 1·5 5 IR & FAM RM or DEM 17l,ochmoor (Big Canyon ) NB 64'1-6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••73 Linda Is le. NH 644-fi200 S325.000 Snt/Sun 1·5 •HiChrrry Hills (Big Cyn> NH &12-8235 $289,()()() Sat/Sun 1·5 ••618 llarhor ls l Dr (off Bayside) 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••36 Linda 1s(c Dr. Linda 11 NB 644-4910 SJ75.000 Sat/Sun t-5 •••76 Linda l ~lc Or, l.6n<la ti NU 641 -4910 Sal/Sun 1 5 #2Ch erry h1ll Ln. Big Canyon 752-7315 $2G5,000 Sun 1·5 17561 Ha·~ory Tree, Jrvtnt' 752-1700 Sut l~-5 "20Kin~slW. Cllfflhlvcn, NH 642-5200 $149.500 S~1l /Su n 1·5 · ••28 Linda ble (Linda Isle> N B 675-3000 $285,000 Sat/Sun l 5 •47 Jloyul St. Geo, H. Cnyn, NB 675·5511 S;.il/Sun 1·5 •1011 Maria n La., Newport Uc a ch 642·5200 $124,500 Sunday 1-5 ••Via Lido Nord Lido 11 NB 642-8235 $250,000 6 IEDROOM 820 Catalina, Lag una Beach Sun.1·5 494-9473 Sun. 1 4 6 IR & FAM RM or DEH •*4021 Mornin ~star (ll11tt.( l lbr) ll H 8'16-1796 $225,000 Sun. 12·5 l'~f 27 J\u~usta Ln . CHi ~Canyon) NB M4·6200 $2!i9.500 Sat/Sun I 5 7 IR & FA M RM or DEN #:J lf a mps hirc Ct. Dover Shrs. NU 644 -7270 Sun I 4 2926 Silve r L;anc , Newport Beach 644·4910 .$84 ,500 Sun. 1 ·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 310Ferna ndo#101, Ba lboa Penin 631·1400 $132.500 Sunday 12-5 594 Hamilton. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $38.750 Sunday 1·5 2 IR & FAM RM or DE.H 320 Via Lido Nord. Lido Is le 675·7225 $179,500 Sun l ·5 3 I EDROOM 2445 Vis ta Nobleza. Rluffs . N B 631-1800 $92.500 fee Suh l ·~> 306 J\vcnida C<1rl ns. N. B 752-0347 DUPLEXES FOR SALE ••7210W. Ocean Front. N .H G31·14()(l SIGS,000 Sunday 12 5 2 IEDROOMS EACH 417·417 1h He liotrope, CdM 551 -1540 $88,000 721 Iris, Cor on;.i d cl Mar Sun l:S 645-7575 SX3 .956 Sat/Sun I 5 716 Jas mine. old CdM , CdM 675-6000 $105,000 Sundoy I ·5 705-7051h Acacia. CdM 646-7711 3 IR & 2 BR 11 5 2.5th SL. N cw port Beach Sun 1·5 675·7060 $11:1.000 !'\al/Sun 1-5 2800 Isl Ave .. Corona dcl Mar 640-6161 $1'14,500 Strnday 1·5 l BEDROOMS EACH * •512 & 514 38th St . Nwpt Bt h 833-3125 $137,500 Sat/Sun l 1··1 3 IR & 4 BR 22'1 Ruby J\ve. Balboa Island (213)245-6706$175,000Sal/Sun 11 !i 5161h 35th St, Newport Beach 645-7575 Sun. 1·5 TRIPLEXES FOR SALE 3 IR + 3 IR + 2 IR 150R W. Ocean l"ronl. Nwpt Reh 675-8676 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 14656 Goldc nglcn , lrvirw 752-1700 Sun 1·5 l IR & FAM RM or DEM #3 Snow berry, J rvmc• 752-l7(Xl Sun 12-ti HOME + GUEST 2 IR & GUEST 2691 C rest vu•w, Nc~>rt He a ch 546-2313 $H l ,21X> Sal/Sun 1 5 2712Cliff Drive. Newport fk h 675-8120 $9~J.500 Sun I :30·5 HOME & INCOME 1113 W. Ha l boa Blvd. N. B. &16-3723. Sat1~11n 12·5 3 IR & 2 BR 1932 Pomona. Costa M ·sa 675-3000 $85,000 Sun. l·S INCOME PROPERTY 2 IR + I H l2S28th Street, Newport 13cac h 646-7414 $118,500 Sun 1-5 UNITS FOR SALE I IR & 2 IR • •311 E. F.d ~cwatcr, Balbo:1 673-6880 $230,000 Sun 12·4 I • Pool • * ~ w aterll"'Oftt • * * W aterlr ot.t & '°°' .. • MINI VIEW (;no;1t S11.11w.1r Ouplt'' 5t:I h l•11r·110 111 :oc, 1>11 r k llr1•11l:Jt.·1• a nkl•• 111•\'•' " h a I! (' ·' I ,, I' I I n I! l '.1thl·1lr .ii l1L·,1m1•1I ,.,.,, m1:. :w ll~1l p.11111 llult'un>. 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THE ILUFFS COME/SH1'UY MEW,ORT IEACH'S HST IY APPOIMTM&n' ONLY WHEN IUYJNC. A HOMf IM THE NEWPORT llACH • COIOHA Dll MAI AIEA. YOU atALLY SHOUU> IUY HOM US. WI ICMOW THE TBIUTORY! Uninrsity Reolty 3001 to: C~l I h\ >' ll7:J·6j l 0 ~i:arl>' • • .H·r•· w1mon) CU~lulll ltllll' h\':O. 3 ll It "' ,..p.it•· 111r 140rl.. i.hop llUlll in klll't'IC'n l.ol will hold :inu\hl•r u111l. Act now ' \ll lo r $1J,W O M611t>l0 f r o m h l' ti r 11 o 1n • • )laMJrlr) tn ll'c .11111 hA-. mor<' 1n 111" ""'''~ t.1n\I•. Iv horn,· 111!•:1"' r.111 11.)1.' Much Desired "Linda Pla n" tn The Newer Bluffs . All On One ft'loor 3 Ur. 2 Ba. Air Condit. 2 f->at1os. Near Pool. $92,500 Fet!. IY APPOINTMENT TOWNHOUSE W /OWH IOAT DOCK! "Coves" Are a . Plush 2 Story 3 Br 2'h Ba. Super Master Suit e . Go11rmct Kitchen Steps To Pri vate Uock For :!O Footer. $l:l3,SOO E'c~ llG CANYON "'DOYER" FOR THE YOUHG AT HIART l,ooking o ut toward the beautiful g reenbe lt, this distinctive plan, with a convers'utiQn pil -fi rcpl;Jce -3 bdrms. -~~baths, is a fun loving family home, pnced at $73,500. SINGLE LEVEL IOHfTA, IEAUTY 3 Bdqns. 2 bath~ in original section ; beautiful e ntry patio & rear patio A supe rb location . must sec to appreciate. 578.SOO Elegant End U nit With View Over lookl n g I Ot h Grcc·n. Hi J.?h ly Upg raded 2 Br :.-! Bu Old E nglis h Country Kitch en-Den Sl45.000 DESIGt4EO FOi GRACIOUS LIVING COMPANY REALTORS 2865 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar "Sellin9 Reof Estote fn Hewport Harbor SiMe1944" 673-4400 LL'~ K S A N I) P I P F. n m odel I bt•llruom . 3 buth, wel hnr, <.'1;tlwct1 al C\ltllngi., 2·frplcs. Call tor ulld.r(!:.i.. $119.000. ~~ZitzH~ REAL ESTATE 6H·6397 tin Ufll)Ollll llli'lll )'j2 2f1i1tC~ m~ka~~ lJ'i ..,.._ REALTORS Prap•rti••. .. -----75?•14>20 VA/FHA OK 1400 OVAii i i N(WPOllT DI A • 2958 Croftdon 3 lilt. mltkll fom1lv rm. Oona Point I 02 ijy O\\'Nl:.fi ~l D~.ooo p,1111>. '' h,11h:;, 1·0111 pl n• ••••••••••••••••••••• Spy~luss Tr~rlcw1n11'I t ~~l~i~twtl '." ,'1111~? uul Ervoy carl'fri•c lu~ury J1v, IBH 2' .. 11~1 . i' ll. pool l 1-;lu i::3r opentr. S w_.000 in~ in l\la rlna hl11tr t•on p c un1 P'll!Wt'tHl\h'-11~~1 • . •)Ill~. 'Jll d•l l'oul.)~cuut.&m~ l'll!W. f..-~~·~9 17 !>!ti , , 11 ,1~ ll'r 1,, h 11 IM C"<lral> ~1.!NIO "' ~ ix:~~~ T=~~~:1e0\1 n (£) •• ~ ~~:T~·:..~: , w_: By u11_µ1. .;7:.1 OliO. ~17t4J 4H-77 I a I FtRST OFFERING! Large 4 bdrm .. 3 bath. family rm . & sep. Cos ta Mesa N<:ur ·11 e1ghts" & large game rm . &wet bar ; 3 fcnced-in G 1 JOo2 1GeMral 1002 ForSa ll·hl'O\\n4•r :!unil MESAVERDE , ... __ - Beach , Across t.·,,,,m 'fh e P urk patios ror complete privacy. E ntire enero . fixer upper, In nltl C:1L\l. n., 11···nnr -l'oo l m r a ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' " ' AltractivE!'& Clean 3 Br 2 Bu On R ·2 Lot. home color coordinated in beautiful I · s9s.5oo Ca ll for •1Pt>1 Chl'<'rlul .1br. :!ba homt• Ungo ~~~ Landscapt"<l. Boal Stor<tge Area. ~~~~~tio~~a?rs yO:u u~;~d:sla~g~n h::1~~t. MOHL RANCH I S2J SOO 67_3·7_az_~ __ ~~~~~d1~~m~"J:~.b~~~ ~-__ ,.._ ~ • d Op.:n flousc Sun 14! 6 ' Newly pal11lecl duplex cll.'gJnl. hugl• II'. rm. ••" RAl1E F l 0.:1.~ E.ASTSIDE COST.A MESA on 'tpass thisoneup! Pricedat$92,500. :J(}JO~kadowGron~Rd ! DUPLEX Open house ~Oil 1 ~ •. WlblOnl' frplc & blt·lll Sci (1 . l'U Sto m hon\• First Offerin~! Sunny & Brite 1 Story Presl•J!lous Lusk Hamt·I 411·"17'-' lll"l101rl}p\" bookl·a~c!-!)unny brkll!I aho\e J>:tnu Pou\, Ho m e Wilh An Ai r of Friendly Charm. :J OTHER PRIME PROPERTIES Ill one of So. Calif's mosi Uld\'r h(•me eonverted lo S88 000. 551·15!0. ·arc:.i or lam. rm . <l\'cr Manoa·bl.·auuful Ol·cad B AND LEASES A.VAIL THROUGH: rntngwng h1ll::.1<1c L'om.' :l liH & l UR unill>. · lookini: l!cl'ludcd. -.purl..!· a n d c n a :.. l l 1 n e. r 2 B a . Used Brick Fireplace. Near ·1· c t d J' oil'::. o nl)u 10 1 •rl lot E EASTBLUFF REALTY mun1 1el!. ui. om t• r ~ 1 n J 1 ~ -t Br. Lus k Hom~. on 1ni: I'.!' pc1<1I \lo Jacu111, v1cws ... Sl 2~1.000. verything. $49,500 . I coralt'd llir & fkc rm. 3 50xJ5J in \he heart ol qwel cu t de !>al' tam rm i.:••s HBQ. CO\'l'rt•d p.itm. l9-l·IAAS6 ·19!! ·15Sl GEORGE ELKINS CO., REALTORS Eo1tbluffShoppincJCettter I ba.3 car gar.A{'.Xlra County •!clll'llY. Needs 212lfo.lg parkitkcyard : ,\uto gar d oflr. wtr .J93·11Rl ~ HI DOVER DRIVE 631 1800 Prof•ss.at.a..,ct .. , ..... 206 largclol.manymanyex· ~omc fix Ill hut ltl()k ul Owncr6-10·47'17 . ~ollnt·•" u1 .. ·n h~·· Sal & -.-• · ~ .-"' j -tr as. S89,000. Harbour-lhl.' pnce-$27,500. Cull ----sun. 27-1~ ,\lhill r<•s~ or Fountain Valley I 03~· I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! Sa~~ (114 )~6-4408 .002 'iiil ilij S77,500. 5'1!1 ;w1:i. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~! .......... !?.~~?.~~!~~! .......... !~~~ ~:~~~! .......... !?.~,~ ~~~~! .......... !?.~~ ~~~~~! ....... : ... !~.~: _' I_ , -' _' ~~ C•Mt:0s11011>:.> Pu~!~.~~!!,ce OP~~!'.~~ldSE . ~~ Exec -t rm. 6 Ui\. pool. 18548 Lime Circle vll'w, prl\' bch, S249.500. Assumable Loons :1 hl•droom. dt·n. pool ~ HUNTINGTON BEACH AREA 60/o ASSUM.UU One mile to ocean. ·This lovely 2000 sq ft single story, 4 br. 2 b<J. FR, formal dining homC' can be purchased subj to 6'il VA loan. $61,500. 545-9491 SUPER SHANGRl.U Lovely serene setting on tree lined s treet, + a n exc ilin~ contemporary ho m e w /4 spacious bd. Ir~ ra m rm + gorgeous pool with jacuzzi. 897-0321. "A TRUE STORY AIOUT A 2-STORY" No kidding. you 'II love living here. A gracious & spacious it bd hom e w /oversized rms . Charming li v r m w/co1.y frplc. Locate d in prime a r ea. 897-0321. ~EE RENT AL INFO If you're looking for a home to re nt or lease· in Hunlini.,'1.on Beach/Fountain Vallry areas. please carrus or cl roi> by our office. 6042 Bolsa Ave .. H.R. 897·0321. HANDYMAN'S DREAM That's rig ht! A scp <lctacherl garage w /pient.y of rm for the h andyman. Your wife will enjoy this tr~ 3 lid hom e w/lrg fam . rm. 897-0321. "THE FIRST STEP .. is always the h<.irrlcst hut your sml investment m this d a rlin g starter home i s only a slrppmg stone to the futun· 11 ·s now or never . 897 ·0321 llKE TO IEACH Near Jluntin).{ton llarhor 2 bcl. 2 story ~ownho11s<? w 1p;itin & gar agl'. Pool. j~H·uz11. I r-11nis courts . 1>11ltin g g re(•n ,~ rt'(' room. Only $37 ,!>00 .').tl).175.1, 968·3J7l. SUPERS.ALE Out. of s lalc ownf'r worri<'d. Love ly 4 bl' + 2 ,,~ .. pmwlt'd F' n. formHI <lin ing. frpl r. $57.000 F .P . 963-5671. LAST CHANCE Near ne w , Spanish d<'<·or. :i br. 2 ba, FR. lgc yar<I Stthmit terms. 963·5fi71. EMERGEN CY SALE Owne r d es per" I<'. :·1 hr, :! h:1. sC'p FH. auth. Spani ~h . s uhrntl term s. 963 5671 MAGNIFICENT "Park Huntington" Tri l<'vd one of a kin<1 "L;1 ;\l<'t' .. modPI . t hr, 3 h;1. ('li st pool. JH{'. play rm. FH. for <lin in ~. <·u~l dl·<·or. gorgeous! 96:J·567l $37,950 GI TaMS Lovely 1 s t ory. sp~C' hr~. h11~c LR + formal cl1nmj!. Slm deck-: Jush s hag cpl, wall <l<'cor· & more . 100% Gr l1n a nting available. 963·5671. I $41,950 l IR + Ftt Very clean fam horn<'. sp<ic brs, modern kitch(~n . hit ms, mnny features , s ubmil your tt\rms . 556·7035. ". ntESIGN 10 IOOK FOR WHEN lOU RIAU.Y WANI' 'IOMOVEz '6 -~ • I. T 'W.lclflle1 1r ·~ Rell Esht• ,r ~ .. -- FOUNTAIN VALLEY AREA "YA" SAYS It's worth $62,500. You'll <1grcc. near new Parkside home on lrg lot. Many up[!rades. Pul 10. s prinkle rs. boat access. 4 ud. FR & frml dining rm. /\lrcudy appraised. 546·1754, 968·3371. ATIEHTIOMGI Compare this for value in F'V. Lrg fom home on 9versized lot with added FR. 2 pullman ba. wood burning (rplc, all bit-ins, cov patio. mus t sec! S.&9,000. 546·1754, 96R·3371. X LARGE 60xWl lot enha nces dt'Sirability 4 bd. spa~ FR, huge Nantucket style bay window & old brick frpl<: adci charm to lrg LR. Owner trans ou t of stale. needs quick sale. 546-1754. 968·337 1. S29,000 Low down paym ent. Seller will he lp with buyer s dosing tos t. Lrg ods. 2 ba. bit-ins. cpts." dFps,-com-m pooL Vacant! 546-1754, 968·337 l. HEAR HEW - 2 STORY ~ bdrm. pool. & jacuzzi! 3 ha, FR. wet ba r . For mal DR. Boat gate. N ear Civic Cente r . F'V Hig h. Must s el I. $76.900. Open S u n day . 174 54 Winemast. 546-1754, 968-3371. COST A MESA AREA POOL TABLE Can he accom modated in the sup<'r lrg FH m this immac & ideally local ed hom e . With lovcl v dc('or & fas ticli ou s gardens. this brancl new lisltn~ w/Gl. terms s hould go immcd. 546-1754. 646·7711. POOL & JACUllJ Comph·me nt this Mesa Verde 4 br on quiet l'Ul-dc·sac nl':<l to lush green hell a rea. Huge FR lor e nt rrl <.11n1n~. C.:a n h C' purl'has cd sul>jcd to exis ting VA loan. 540·8944. 646·7711. IETIER TH.AN MEW · Purchase s uhj to 7% VA loan. Lovely airy home less than 3 yrs old. 3 hrs. 2 ba, lge FR, v au lt e d ccilinn. $.5 8,900 . 545·!>491. DESPERATE VA ·F'ftA terms. lluge fam home I hrs . :l ha & den. Lcr frplC'. v~n tas ti r huy in cxclnt C.M. location. 545·9491. NEWPORT BEACH;1RVINE I.st TIME OH MARKET One of a kind Wcs tclaff home w /custom a<.ldition inc· I fr ml DR. 2 frplcs. low ly pool & lrg FR. thnt will accommodate pool table. Pride of owners hip. 540-8944. 646-7711. WHAT A UFE STYLE!!! Walk to ocean. play a little tennis, s wim to f!teat pool. Dramatic vaulted ceiling in this lovely 3 br. 2 ba, FR homo. 545-9491. EXECHOM~I. Newly list ed H arbor View home s hows like a model. 3 brs. 3 ba, huge FR, formal dining. H u ge lot land scaped exquis itely with gazebo & waterfall. 545·9491. HOME & INCOME Can you believe N.J{ duplex for only $61,500? One hlock to ocean. Priced for quick sale. 545·9491. U'41VERSITY PARK In lovely Irvine is the 'prestige setting for this spac 2 story, 4 bd. 3 ba exec home. Close to parks, schools & shopping. but o n qui et cul -de-s ac. Only $.56,900. 540·8944' 646-7711. IAYFROMT Luxury is provided in this brand new c ustom built exec m a ns ion . Superb decor & design. Terrific view of b ay, boa t a ctivities & s parkling lights at ni g ht. ·s40·8944, 646·7711. OH GJ:U,F COURSE Exquisite C'tt~om view hom e. S lg brs, 5 ba. 3 frplc, tge FR + hu~e rumpus room. Oversized pool, regulation handball els. 545-9491. IREATHTAKIMG VIEW Of the blue P acific from this ma~ni fi cen t Vl P residence. Huge LR with floor to ceiling frpl c. I d ea l formal e nt e r tai nin g. Own e r transferred. 540·8944, ~6-77 11. SANTA ANA AREA llG 4 IDRM Beautifu l r a m h o m e i n sou2htafte r school district of Gard e n Gr ove. Sell er tra ns fe rred -ver y, ver y moti vated ! Only $38,000! 546·0022. BEAUTIFUL SANDPOIMT 4 bcirm, 2 ba + honus rm for your lrg family. Best Santa Ana school district. WaJls. to Soulh Coast Plaza, theaters & bus line . 546-0022. • . DESIR~llE N. Santa Ana .area. 3 bd fam hom e near schools & s hopping. St'll ers hav?, m oved & need quick sale to avoid'2paymcn ts! Only $38,500! 546·0022. EVERYTHIMG "' At your fin ger tips. This s ha rp hom e has all the conveniences you could want including nearhv South Coas t Plaza w /shopping. theaters & bus lines. 546·0022. COASTAL AREA , GOLF COURSE VIEW Lovely s pac condo completely furnished. n ear t ennis club & ocean. What a life s t yle!! 545·9491. SUPERLAT9YE 1.10 Coiy cus tom frplc. 2 br, 2 ba. redwood atrium with imported tile. Walk to tennis. pools or pitch 'n put. $56,000. 545·9491. YOUR HEAREST WAUCEtt & LEI OHtCI IS OPEN 8:30 A.M. TO 1:30 P.M. llwl .... • hecll .............. 1114l lt1 .. UI ~• IHelll .............. 11141tU·H71, 11HI 11 .. 70H • ..., ..••..•••.••••.• 17141146-11S4, l7l41 H .. U71 C....MtM ••••••.•.•....•...•. t1141 l41-t4tl, '1141 S4M4H ....._~T-.......... 1714JIM-4000 ~leec~tM •••••••• 1114114M944,l714164'-771t s.e. .._ .................... 1714114 ..... U l .I Balboa Island 1006 l"''' I I ""I lt1(h .......... ( (tffll\.1 cl.rl M.11 t 11'i OJtHI Gre at u p p o rtun ll y. m•w ~h;tj! l'arpt•li.. lll'W' Al'allahle ''' 1:11•ryonr . nn wax tile cnt rv. cul·clo· Low 1n1er ... ~t a\ailubh:. :! !.ac ~ln•cl. ;\f/-;,\l)t>W" ••• •••••••••••••••••••• &.. 4 t>tt<lroom ho ml·~ no" JIO~J J· ... 1---------1 a\•ailable. T o Sl'(' 11 you $1ij,5tHI Litffe Island Cu:;lom 2 :.Lory. LoL'> or \~ o o d & " t o n 1• • 2 f1rt•plJ t·e s. Close to V1lla~c . 3 Rr, 2 B.1, $115,000. <11 l i\balone Uwncr. Rllr Open Sal & Sun I SP~I 673 70:1!1 LATTICE ciuahfy. call TAHlll':l.L. gJ!l 1·.10 The strange. soft lighl HEAL TORS ~!!!!!!~~!~~ arourfd the entry, the use 540 1720 of• lallJcc. the gorgeous • --g a rd c n s w 1 th 0 Huntin«)ton Beach 1040 g rccnhou~c. give <in , 3BRS -S37,95 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dhcreal feeling" (O th1:. LCI·, y,~RI>. 960 0 ,\K Harbor View ll1lls home • _!11.i ~·!_006 It's a 210 it. w11Ji.; lot, hJs CO'.\'J>O Uy 011nt·t. 2 1111 -----------4 BR , 2 Ha ., P"dr rm .. 2 " courl & pool ,\:.,,um.1 Open I l·SSunda\' Only rrpks .. library & murh hie S:l."> 000 !fill ill>J ~I Ruby /\Vl'. lfalboa Is more i'owonly ~IG7,IOO • · '0 • Lol'cly dupl<''C<'. One 3br, Horbo,. lnYest. Co. POOL & JACUZZI 2ba. one -lbr. 2ba. Nr. Reofton 6 7 3-4400 N. <.:o:.la l\ki.a. ;i llr Cl H.1 . Bay I by O\•ncr. !J'ill·!ltiOi DORN PI.ATZ Rt.TRS ----- --- Glendale (213 )245·11706 Costa Mesa I 024 $31,500 Lowc•st pr111.·r1 2 l)r • ••••••••••••••••••••••• J.)M\ .ct~ homt! t»Ox 1 ~7 lot -MESA VERDE on Eai.1:.ul1• c 1\1. ,\lll·Y Balboa P-..lnsula I 007 . :u·n·~:.. Ynrtl lor l..:c ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1650 Texas Ctr. dogs C1·nt11rv :!I. Duh:in BOAT SLIP-VIEW OPF:N SUNDAY 1-!i 1>11\'l t• 111 \·cstm1·nii.. Dnvc by ant.I rhl•tk oul 51<'1 l l•iH $69,900. I ldrm. lhls 3 bedroom. 2 ha, it! - $89,950. 2 Bdrm. yrs "lei. S51.750 If in· l\y owm·r. 'llllt•I 1·111 <I'" A\'ailablc immerl1alc oc· lercstcd call 548·7711 ; I ~ac ~\l· ... ct Vln:-c lo r.hop. cupuncy.ZSeparateCon· 3/tcr li.6-14·0072. !>l'ltoots. l1hrar.v & do·s. Owners will con· [ , ij r hurl'IH•\, :l l''\lra l,.:l• sider leas<' opl1on or con· ~ ~· ••• bdrm:-. lg~ tam • m . • 1)\ tract of sale. Call Llob ~ am: ercd p.llw . 2 hath'-, :? Meridith or Jack Alex· lrplt:. l'at'\..11'1>. s p.tl'c for ande r . S44 · l440 o r -·tru<'k or t·ampe r . :\l•wly evcs.·S-14·3629 & ll30·7611 NEAR O C C rcdel'or:itctl k1tr~en & Agents . ONL" ()"" \ Ki"-·n'. R•l1 h \'. rm. :!02.'i S.1 m oa -------· 1 r.· r ·I· ~·' :.I • P l:i t·c ~ (' ~1 . (\)c~a OPEN HOliSf: Sun 12·-I 2Bi\. large H F pool, <'Or· \'l•rrlt· 1. S.ii .0011 lhq1cr Hayfront triplex. pier !l ni•r Int with t>oat gate, will !>how hv appf. l'honc Cldat. Low pri c e of $:dS hltns, rm•placc, lrg j 5 1~·0021 $230,000 . 3 t l 1::. i1ddcdfJm1l~ room.Only - - - Edgcwalcr. l\llch a c l SSfi,000. Call PHESTIGE I NEWPORT HEIGHTS Real i-: .. tale. 673·68ll0 1101\1 ~.645·6f>.16_· __ Sli.<IOO tin tn \',\ lnun, Ii yri. c;.;;achlMar l o22 i::asls1de -!Br. :!b;.1, trplc.I ~.cw. :i .ur;.:: U:.i , 1610 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ii: gar. fnccl yd. N11·1•I Jt1,lin.1i 1;!..,9,!1 VIEW quiC'l ncighbrhd. SS8.50Cll b_y own. 1342·52'J!l JUST LISTED IRVINE TER~ACE Mesa Vei·dc Pace~ Open Sat /Sun I ·5 home. lly owner .. Lr~ 4 $34 500 1.023 Dolphin r.rr. ~Jr. fam ::r_n· cllx k tlt'hClli Th,.., ('t) m r y .! ()ti rm I'. l 1• C ·t ·I apphan~tJ:;. uniquely UP· H;111d1 :-.11'11· honw o n 1 on ,ow u:; o n1. •·1·adcd btfl {'O\'cre·' · BH p 1 I • "' . • u l>o'.1tltlllll l l'l'l"llllcol '1 •lo?d· nk~\l\I YI r ( pati o. fru it tree!>. :-.trl'cl ui 1-:a"'ls111c·c;11,1.1 tn n < c c 1 c 1 en · ~19·1704 28-16 Corvo Pl I Pool! Bike To Beach • Unbelievable "ShocecrJ~t " 2·story, i:orgcou:. m 1ll'1 ;11I, lull of Ith• & t"ulor. Nt•:ir lnk~ tr.HI:., not· fJr from thu 11(•111..h. Enl ry /1;111 lo :.lcpo. down lh •ing r oom oval'! lvokN1 by 1rw .1ndt•111\if i.tmrc•..ise. Rrii:ht r1101!\o<:w k1ll'IH!n & full <l1111ng r·oofn 1)1'<.•rlo<•k Ille puol. ~Ir:. h1i.: 1..i mll> rr111~ \oo'l\h .l llf\!Pl:Jct• 111 fm·k fl :-urr1rnnd\•fl hy wooa paneling. Giant ma~tt!t\ l-Ull~ Wl(h ,) fut: '4:111 o( dr~:.cts ~,., haths Owner' an:-.1011:. lor :-.alt•. c·a ll IQ"' day, B1'.H,M2·1S8S4. ~ TAR•W .. ti I in Colifornia" ~ .... SHORT TERM LEAS(. LEASE OPTIOH " • PURCHASE RENT 4•. ,·,11._·.inl roomy 1 rm. :1 ~1 111 \'l utl i n g I~ l,,\W1· Ql!.\llTEHS, Fnrm:tl l>rn1ng. l .111lol) r11111l1 11wcl street. HNdy (~ ocrupan<'y $76,000. Call&N n 11 •' ,· .. ' phenomenal ocean vkw. ' · .. • _. )11·~~1. I.~·· ) ;1ri with Sl9'J.500. fee Call &\.I 7211 C~n houi.c Sal/51111 1·.J. pat111 & UUQ Ill a n.it11ra l BUILDERS • Si3,900. i. d 1 1 n g Io r n d d l' ti I ·1·h PRE-CONSTR. SAl:f OPE ... S '"'T/SU ... 1 _5 pnl'.1cy. ts uni<) ta· rip " ~ " port11n1t' 1~ "n11rs 1nrla\' :l:! I Fkdroom hom1·:-. ut ~ 1180 AUGUSTA. O\iiwr ~111 iu•tp 1inanl-l· llun11n gt o.n n<'ad1. 2 I ~ •I lldrms .• 2 bnlhs: mint with low down amt In\\ Ulucks lo nt·ean. • ow -cond11ion ! Clo~c to g11orl m 0 t1 (hr '!' ii y ml "' takmi.: homt·~tlc rc~crva; Duple:<. Price reduced lo S7!),l!OO Corona dcl ~Jar. l'"or s al<' hv owner. Ex ccllent cond. Sl!c owner at 420'2 Larks pur, C..:dM or call &H 7326. school~. collt·.tt<> & So Ill HRV! Plc:i:.<• 1•a ll t1on~ Coast Plaza. Vac:inl. re :;10 :i;.66 LIO"°'S EST ATES ady lo mol'l' in• S.">~.500 5Jli·2:i7~ 121:ll 5~2-5010 Scenic Pro~rties • :..· J •• ~i Ji • --- • • f)15.s12G • *trt/iiVaJ:' l lo~~ !':!d~~~~~alh~ •• -· ....... .111fl.·1l 111•11 with huge J•ourplcx. l'r11•c rcducl'rl lP. Slllt.300. Cornn:i del ~Tar For i.;i le hv O'Nncr E-.:c<'llcnt 1·111i<I St't' own<'r al -120' J Larkspur. CdM or call 044 73:.?ll. DUPLEX $68,500 -115 Orl'h1d, opc11 Sal/Sun l·S. l llclrm t•11ch ... can be chan~cd lo 2 Udrm. l ba. + lge barhelor apl Best Buy! ••••••• FORMAl DINING Beautiful lar~c·rool & fa mt ly room · r e ntr a I Mt!S<t \·cnll'. i'car coun t ry cluh. 3 ~pa r·1 ou .. hc<lroom ... 2 huth and complete ly appo intl'rl kitr llen . Outs lanrlini: nonr plan. Our l'X clU~IVI' atS71.SOO. Call510 ,Jl51 ~HERITAGE REALTORS WE'RE 11 1-:1u: l11k. li.:1.• k1ll·h1•n & hig TOllELI' rlin. r m lllt 1h, •·r•ts. TENNIS l>1•1•p l11f rm ..illr\' 01•1·11n \ 1t•w rrom u11-.1.11r:c . /.nnr tl for !'; un1f)i 1 TENN. IS Hlnrks lo M ean. S1!t.~.~ llkr 5:16 MK:lll Endosl·d iron g.1t'c ('nt~y --LAGOON -- I•) open ~lnlitc fn~"r (;ourn1(lf k1t1·hcn. formal TOWNHOUSE rlwing, fom1ly cntcrt.lln Harbour Area CAMEO SHORES VU men t cc n l c r , i; I o 11 •• r1repli1C<'. Slldin~ w:ill ol ~I .... ~ lc:ub In n1rklall ---------1 fl:llll) fl11 tlft'11 m ;iq.-r Tit<' ho·<;I 11f lml h h 1•r•<; :J.5 fl. t11wk + ht•!>l lnC';J• t11m on Xeas::.1h• Lai.:oon. ("11,..111111 d1•1•1,r.1\(·1l 4.IJJl, 3 ha. t\~l<.1111: ~!12 .~oo. OPE ... DAILY 1-5 Uy Owner· l\lesa \"cnlc 1 325 BR. 2 l:la, Pnm1 area Cameo Shoru Rd. llndcr prn·t'd <it S1H .95U. Corner of fl ox bury ; :l Otit·n Wkn1J~ !t7!173:M bclrms. + scp. lionu'> rm. • .-, • . -- W1lh bnlh; formal d1nini: ~lf$1\ Vl-.ROf'. Wc!'l, fnr rm · lgc rl' 1r v ird 11ale hy ownl'r. Open llsl' s1-19.~Jo . . < S.1l & Sun 1 ·~1'~1. 1111;:; • • • • • • • Rhode~ l>r. L \1 4 fir. \11th :uc1 li:11h f'tH)I, Ja r u .1.11 a ncl 1 .. n11 1" • • lolt-;il wummun1ly II\ Ill~ • n:ir k H:.i y ·'' 1•.1 ca111;.1~ 113u:i REALTY INC 714/846-1371 ELEGANT NEAR HEW DUPLEX 3 Drlrms .. 3 ha + 2 bdrm .. 2 ba. Greates t locauon • $112.000 Den. :I B;i . a frplc ~. i::.imc room, + hug4• F'rim. Rm . '4 /wet l.wr. Walk to :-t·honll.. Pnnc r)nlv s:1:;,ooo Owner will help f1n;in c1>. !Jill 385~ • A COlOWHl IH•£• co.,••"-,\lw::iys rl'nlcd five-units. II 13 • !'> hlnc·\..o; 10 he;1ch. 2 OllOP l\Y·O!"'n llnm,l' yrs. youni:. !>l-l:l,(100, 8.'\3 Joann SI . ('\I 11 0 \V •\ I<. r> Scf'ftlc Pro,.rties •• 67.'\-5726 •• ___ ____ Hcrh<>rtllawk1n-; Z.\GllOJ>ZKY. lllr. f r,.··1 .. ,,._,,,. 494 8611 ~ )1 l::SA Vi::RlH: 3 nu . ,,., '" -----VIEW ram. 2·ba, 2 r ar S<1r. OPEH SAT /SUH l ·S DOLL HOUSE IRVIME TERRACE S.l7,950T~~~~O.K. MESA VERDE Nt·w p.1inl. cari>l'l1ni.:. :J Front Row Custo m Relaxed livm1i tn 2 fir. 111 . 1:1" hn, frpk. dbl S·BR North Mesa. only r I J · Home on Dolphin Tcr· convert. den hnnt1· llt ~ ~'l~tyR ~'.~rl~ pool off IJ:l' g;im(' rm. N ~· :i r !':I (' rn (' n I at'~ swi mming pool. n ewly EST TE boat nn:/!'itor . Pnnc. On i.d1ools & heh. Sl2.~,(}() fot remodeled kitchen and A • 5't~·OSSS IY Ownr 5<16 -1::!!l!l ct111lly & tuko OVl'r gov"C PANORAMIC. NIGHT!--------• ----------1 lOJll of $3.'1,000. l'\'l Jllf LIGHT. UAY. OCl::AN & E•STSIDE Tm;JMPOSSllU.F; H91H7M. 1SLANOVl~WS · 4 Bedroom ·m?:.r~~0r.! Uy Ownr_r_1_1u_n_l._llarl>ae TRADE Juslpaml<'Cllnr.ldc&out. Pool , c rmcnt hlock Sludlo Condo on PCH" for otlwr residence, in· Doal ::iccc11s. f ull pr1cc fl'nrt'. :t hr, ~I h:i , full Pnnl, J:ic u11L. lovely romc properly, Roll ~ ~6.000. · ltall:in s lott<>frplrw:ill to ~rou n d!;. Wt'<'krlu y-. Royce, Bentley or ?? FULLER REALTY w.111. ~hakt• r()()f & brfrk 21 3·~55-70-06 weekend(• SEL.L 546·0814 front t:rrc . .:arni.:<' 21:•·592 5076. SI 99,500. fH. _________ , rloor~. $.'U.;.oo N" t'ost:i C:all611 7211 :'-k'a 1'<'1 f.1,.1: 0\'1-:1' l:Ji\CI\ RA y i\ RE/\ 11o tls1-: SUN. 1-!i. ~llOH Vacant. 12 yr old 3DD. Platt. Prin. only 1>lt•:i)Ct1. 2nA. ram. rm .. l)Utl'I Ct'ntury 2J. .Uuho n / ~ a rea. 24S9Nor:1e, $48,000 Ooylt' lnvcHmCnh. -805/007·1021. , s.is-1168. POOL Ir SPA plu-; a beautiful 3 bl" hom r n rquircs $8000 • d n. c .111 llol> 01cldnson, All\. '79-8533 ' ' . l I ... 4 . ,, . . I -OB •DAIL'(PILOT SVnday.F:iiruaiy t ,1976 ~~!~!.':!~~ .... ; .. ~'!'!!:!.~~~-!: ....... ~c:'!!!!.~~.~'!'.': ....... ~~!!!!.~~~~ ........ ~~.~.~ .... _ : :c.~~~.~ ....... 1~:::.~!4! ....... ~:::.~~~~ ....... ~~!~!.~~~ ....... ~.~~~ ..... ~~.~ ~.~~~ ..... !?.~~ ~~~~~ .... !~.~~ ~~~~ .... ~~.~~ ~~~.~~ ... ~~! ._ ..... ~~.~~.!!.~~~~~.~~.!~.~~ ~'::~ ............ !~.~~~~~ ............. !~.~! ~ ~ . ANH CHISMAN w~AN~~~'!fsq. . THESE ffHI HOMES IEAL ESTATE rt. home on the wa tt•t. L · Recreation Year Round * * OPEN HOUSES* * ;_rA~~~~=~'f:y GOLF COURSE LIVING -200• ~·~~ 'bJ)~;.x~~~~~d~: 1 hechWi6ToW"ftho• WITHIEACHACCESS, frontage o n El Niguel Golf frplca. Priccdto s1:ttrast . l Less than l,OOOyar<btobeach. OPEN SATURDAY 1.5 TENNIS c~ Course. 3 bdrm home with $129,000. Xlnl tc rm1. 2 story, 3 bdrm, i1r.. bath+ larae bonus OLYM-POOL sunken Iv.rm Dramatic dn.rm. s10.ooo. cJo wo. owner w111 I ,., .-."" r:.rry. Hi'•"' 11l TD m111y rm. 2256 sq. ft.. 6 months ne w. Planned 17'7' SIQUotA THE Sst.500 & JACUZIJ Circular kitc he n. Gorgeous PoOl 00 ussumccJ Hurry. Caall community with 6 pools, J a cuzzi. 3 BR. 2 Ba. on greenbelt, overlooking with jacuzzi a nd sun drenched r Rt:STHa: UOMt:S, s aunas, clubhouse. night lighted teonis pool. Village 111 relaxing area. Completely a nd ~S·6646 <:ourts. ,golf course. Priced $1500 unde r 1 C T beautifully fenced with view of ucautarut Colonl;.al 3f.Othq . . new· units . Asking $68,500. Open house SOSI AL.DB $57,990 LOVELY 2 IEORM -C athcdra et ings, hills. TRULY A GOLFERS ft. home on Gdtf Course t Sat & Sun 1-5. 3 RR, 2 ba. End unit. The Terrace . p~ush Ocnalyrp$5et2in500g, woo~sy lot, oce an ,(1.s DREAM HOM E ........ $199,000. 'unySOawntnaeAnr. 1..0~~~!82·000. ', 19861 Saltw"tcr. '•untin•!ton Bc~1rh view. • · ·~ v .,.. ......,.. ... n n -• I •sH Tit& LAME S59,900 ""&.;. IB 31611 & JJHI c .... Hwy~ s.. Lo.,- "' 4tt·IJ41 . 4H·J24r • r---------3 BR, 2 Ba. l"ee land. Village 111 VACANT -MUST SELL! Great fam ily NEWPORT SHORES home , 3 br, 2 l:a, fireplace. forrnal vra matlc 3 BR A-trame 16 WHITEWOOD S71,SOO dining room. Walk to tennis & beach. •--N· I 1052 in move·in cond. 8~'•"o L-a ~ach I 048......,..... tCJUe " · o 1 .. .,., 8'"" ' 146-1371 RE.At. TY IMC. ·-tuntington Buc:h I 040 Irvine I 044 ··--····················· ...................... . 220QSq.Jl. Luxury living. Village 11 $74,500. .;~;••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Financing. 11 'J ..., ... "" IT·s GOr GPEN Hou~..: u y o wn-0r, C.AYW.OOD REALTY __ OPEH SUNDAY I ·S 5051 AL.DEA SS7.990 In The Terrace EUGAHT SPACIOUS 3 Br. f a m ity room. forvm al dining room. Deep pile carpeting, custom drapes. Be autiful condition. Only S83,500. Sun. 12·4 PM 1 :is~ll Ana * 541·1290 * 7 BLOCKS TO BEACH ·I Utt I-huge f..im rrn, JOOO Ml ll $54i,ll(J(I Rroker ~ fr'IU:l S68, 990.IRVIHE PATIOHO~E DEH +BAR! . One ul lrnnc':-. finest llunt1nj!t11n 1lJrlx1ur 11a 1 io hom e !'o ()NE OpcnSUnd.ay 1~ S Yl':AJl i\1-:W' Ab:-.olutely 16 WHITEWOOD $71.500 Village 11 1820 I IAYIEllRY $66,850 Village 11 LE RAISOR REALTY 4523 C-...s Dr., l"ilt• CALL 833-8600 Irvin~ I 044 LOCJ'l"a ledch I 048 SECLUDED GARDENS -F antasti c view . 2 br. 2 ba. Professionally decorated . Complete privacy. Only $.59,950. · , IT NEEOS FIXING UP -But compare t~is with any thing around. 3 Bedroom, <separate m a ster wing). beautiful kitchen with atrium. View of bce an when you walk in the fronl door. Only one at this price. $98,000. 499.4594 The "Shakes.. Maria . ~at1. cust. 3 Brl~~~~~~~~ '.! Ua. Um. ltm. pool room Stnkmg 2 le, el 11rch1lec-w1bur. p r of lndscp'd LIDO ISLE lure \l llh rui.:i:t·d exterior home has bet>n upgraded OPE~ SU.... I 5 of ' · W 1-: A T 11 1-: R t-: 0 thruout. Mui1t be ~een lo 151"' "' • c;F.DA R .S fl A K~S ". be apprcc. $85,!IOO. , 109VioYELl.A J.ocalC"d h1~h u p on 4956347 Ult h 3BR 2b~ LAGIJNA"S F r\~1EO . ra·s a rp • • RIVI ERA COASTL INE LOVE-NEST =:r~~;(>s~~~i~~~c. WIT H ,\ ··F,\R OUT ' fo r t wo. Privacy .fe nng-$98.500. VH:W OF Tll I-: SEA galore·beaul1Cully main· 675·0123 'n1que . \\Cll de srl{ne d ta 1n c d 2-llU, l ~~·ba ll t h R l lloor plan ll!illUrcs 3 ho m e. w rou g ht-iro n ,ur\thng am CJ t9 BDIC\IS. & 1o·,n1 lnt. & enclosed patio Cor your spac1ou:. lormaJ th -. rm J>l!lS SIS,500. llAS WOO D HE 1UtS IONDaEALTY WALLS 0 1" GLASS & 831_9.tlt It!-: L> C E U J\ H ________ _ OCEAN VIEW T his UJl111ue l'U:-.tum bit o LI TS 'I' \ N I> I NG LY hCltnl' ul fer:. i-u11rc mc luc U t:: · U ll ATE U • V l' r y Chn:..t1Jn.1 li:JY + •1ual 'l·ducll'W('epini:: s lum11:-.lnnl' Cirt•pla t·c. '11:w l"Jll IJc t•nJu~ctl 11.tn dy i.:nurmcl style Luxury 1,, th1· l.ey1111ll' nl k1l r hen. Fabulous den tJH~ :'llt>llilt•ri anl'i.111 "Ith l'oz.v "alk rn bar' ~'""~ion from tt"' 1•uh Spae1oui.ly elega nt stcµ- • hl1•d ••11try lo ttw ~11nhl 1h•wn mai.tl'r s uite Mir ----------1 1nd(lnr 111.u:.1 .\II ro(fmS r or<' ti w a r rt r o h (':;. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I' /\ N l·: I. I :-.I (; • s r ,, n KL 1 N c s T ~; " Laguna Niguel · SAVEil K ITCll 1-:N hai. Newport Heicahts Rustic 2 Sty Cottage. 2 Hrt, Fam-rm, open beam & knotty pine thru,out 2 1-'rplc's & boat acc~ss. Very reas . term s . $54,950. 111 the h111111· 11pc>11 ontn IJ rum :rt 1" 'a ru '11 thl:, ro-.:al l\'a turc. The l'lu<lb Hcrhi·oucl C'OV "fll'll :.l<.orc·u:-.c ''H'l'IJ:. lo t•n·d 1>a tio, ~lumpslone th1.• 'N'onat111ui-i.:un.t Miili.' "1th rounrlN.I hy :.lum1>s tone its own patio cntran<•1• t~ wall~ for tmV<il"Y' Ct\J.J. .1nol h1.:r •lPl>rt'nall•cl TOL>AY i5:! 1700-YClu lcalurc. t\gc.nl. ,\:,\\ lor· 1\'on"l hl· sorry 1 (;lcnna , ·. 1· , ,, ~(j :J:JJG II If, I i96 Webff yourhousein [~Bl 60 days at Fair Market -~======== RARE FIND Ideal hom e for ai'll\'e rCI lirccl or starter hom e fo r young cou1>le. Onl• 111 l r\"lnc 's l1nes t 1•om m U111t1e::.. i! Hl'drm & la md v room ~50,000. Ownei· movinit out of stale . Shows h ke a m odel home. Wrlh m any extra~ Call 540· 1 lS l ~HERITAGE REALTORS Value, or pay for the1 1-~~~·-·-·--~~---privileqe! •• lfum1ltnn a t ISu~hard 962·5511 CULVERDALE OWNER ANXIOUS ---------•I l h~hl' upi.:rad1•u I HR. 2 STORY :1 ha, FH h11nil•. locull•d 11l'ar 1:11111111u111ty 1>11111 uml 1>.crk LoWl':.t jll'lt'I.' ltir thr1> plan. 559.1100. lt1l'. 673-760 I anytime l :'\l\"EHSITY 1'1\HK. ex· tc-n-.1\'l·I.' l"ll~torn11ctl. de· 1ac·hc1l l':srk horm· :1 Br 2 Ila, 11111.:n hl'am~ '11•w. n·t· I .11·11. ll·n111s, l'uurls AA.IJ~JO 1-'l'l' ~S2 89tltl ---------~ I Turtle Rock Hills ---------•I 1 Ur, ~11crtacular vr<'w, S2 9, 9 S 0 t n p t c r r :i l t•. fa m"'l I y l 011ll' ,1.1r11·1 horn1• On hornt• on lrg Int w f''· l.1ri.:t• lul <:ood 1111·.1111111 te 1h1 ' ,. 1mpr11H•mt'nl Wl''t 111 lkJ1·h . 11•11 lh 11! 1 l\•rf ln1 l'llh·r1<11111ng' I lr:I \\ 11hll·c111-. ::.1111,000 F•'l' l.JnrL II~ SCOTT REAL TY O\l nl•r 8:l:J :lllU!.i Open 536-7533 Sunda~ _ -_ GRt::ENTRF~E-By O"ner :l Br Fam Rm . lndr) .111· ly upgrded. ,SSJ.000 -t 101 Glenwood St. 551·2100 Bv owner, Uc<'rf1t'ld, 2· ;ly, 3 Ur. 2'z ba. fam·rm. !HOO sq . fl Comm pool. t..:111quc p ;it w s und1·k P r1 n1·. on ly. Sol.!150. 55'1··I0~7. OPEN HOUSE lmma(•ul:!ll' :1 bd. 2 b..i. lr\'mc home for ~<ill' h) UWll~I" .\~:.llllll' 1!1 ~'• l1111n . xlnl term!. :-;o worry itholll quahl~ Int! ~l'\\ crpt.•-. rlrps. pro lt'!'iS IO Oally lnrls qHI lmml·d . l)O!>!'ol'~~1 o n . Open hou:.t• Sal S un l2·5Pm Call 559-5531_. __ P~n ..-i:;cr ST A nn:R 110'.\1 I•: .\lu~l :.cll th1:. lu\ elv :1 Ur. home rn populur Green In'<' O•'' l'lopmt>nl, t"lu~c to shoppm~ & 1>chls To l>\.'C 1::. lo bu) . Onl~ :Al .:J.lO ~ M~. CLEAN... EMERY REA.I.TY VA FHA CONY 1•1T111M~-this onC:~ tf'li 846-J;lOt • • i.:rt•,1t f!tr l'n1crt:iining - -uURRY .''· .incl lari.:1• t•nough for Ot>t-:N llOt:S~ S.1t Sun -n 1·<11111111 t t IMrm~ . :!1 t 1 I, "Tht! Tt!rra cC"" l'a m 1'111:. "'m I l.1!'.t Charm lia\h-.. 11:11111, <fl•l·k anct bnds,:c ;\ldl. lhghly up 111µ H.rrwh :.l\ll' I llH, 2J pl.tnl••r:. ~i:! .. )Oll i.:r<:idcd. cus tom cJ rp1>. & ll:i h1111w M11111t1·-. 111 t hr ('rptg. Laundry muverl 111 l>l·;11·h. FP<1l11n·-. <"U~turn'j garage. :JH red hill .5::!ti6 1'1umTrct• '151 fl1tr1 LOCJ&lfta Beach I 048 realty $29 500. sh.1r11 .1 ~I II 1·.111.i11 111,elrl.\ 1111i.:c.11t.•ll tl1111 ---------•I 11111 I· It" h 1111-. 11-.1·11 1.n1 1.t111·pt.111· BY OWNER \ t.1111.1 ... 111 1111\ 1-'ll \ \ 'I :! story lrnrH' lloml•. "r .rn, 11.1\ 11• (.il.i· "'''r tllr. 21 ·ha. IJuntlr~ rm. Im~ ml1·n •-.1 lo.Ill \\ 11h triih'. !. t-;1r )!.ir. -.i•r1ar.1ll: 11.1111w11h 111 -.1 ... I' 11111 V.1rn rm ,'(. l.rl mi.: rm c URTI !> l 0,111 ~.-• .! -;1~1;; 1 llt•I II I:! 111 962-2456 .\·,1 ;1111.r~I. lor~m' '°'I" II ' il.1.1' •1 \\I tux :ml'\I ti\ "" ""' l'.1 1 I. ~tr1·-.·l :! 1111.. ... 11 11111 C1 \11' (",•1111•r ;1 llH, 1k11. ~ 11 pk .., 111\ l 0lll lol '9>X.O\lll II I.! ~111, 11 t1r '"' l"/:!!l FIXER UPPER DY-NO-MITE! 'GREENTREE HOME . •••.••.•.•.......•.... OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUH 12-5 795 OAK ST. :'\cw :.'tiOO s q ft l'll!>lom homt·. '' 'Ullt'rh 111Ta11 c•11v \11·..., lrom t'''"f\ r111;m lh1-. q11.1hl\ hu1it huml' '' 1111 a ttllll'I l'lll <h: !>.ll" lll',l lo 1J.1rk, .I hlk:. lo 111.·J•·h. -.ton·:: &. l .. 1~un,1 llt·;ll'h l111!h S1 hool \II fl'lh"1111l c't1•n11r and < op1wr 1 nm 1·<1mph'm~·n1 ,1 1111111111• II\ .1lilP 1lt·:.1i.:n wh11"11 1odds I Btlrm~. :! full & :! half h~rthr-.. I llCl'k, f,1"1 rm Wt'lll:.lr, II\' rm.elm rm.:J(•a r i.:ar & m 11 r !' ::. I .i !I • ~ lJll . Iii I 15:11; l)!fl\2 FASTASTIC VIEW NEW carpt•ls & 32325 South Coo'.!.t Hwy .. South Laguna NEW HOME JUST FINISHED Compare this quality craftmanship combining ceda1· & glass into a n elegant home. Compare the open . houses to see for yourself. 1635 18-bird C°"Y°" Dr. 16 7 5 lluebird Canyon Dr. Sat & Sun Noon l1l SPM Stop by for coffee . b1lt·an a ppliances, glazed the choice community 11tc floori. & ex1c ns1vc· OPEN SUM. l-SPM u se of har dwoo d cabincls. This CU ~lm 23232 Tasmania built Laguna ho me has Ci SUM R.E.'63 I ·2222 features lOnt1on. lT'S 1\ MUST • • 4·BDRM. WOO sq. fl *•VIEW** St::E. Off~rcd tvr or unmatched lifestyle. Newport Heights; im- . S69,500 Monarch Bay Tt.'rrace, mac. 4 BR., 2 ba. home, ATTlllS PRICE ove rlo oking oce an den,Camilyrm.Gourmet. YOU G f:T · • • • • • · · • · • · · · • ,sis9•500. kitchen, 2 frplcs .• shake TllE "SHAKES" CALL TO SEE roof & brick patio. $94.~. MISSION REALTY. u TWO-STORY. 2'hba CAlL ~ •o·u 1' , 98SS.CsLJlwy.Laguna in S e a Te rra ce. "206 9~~ ,,\ Phon~494•0731 P l an"shows lak e & ~.-... ---------modcl. ... S99.9SO Rt:ALTl' OPEN HOUSE •• ~UXUltY HOME in l'inr ..... ,.,, ru1 Office Sun 1·5 pm. La Ve t a ·4BDRM. pool. 1257Calahna newly painted, many up. OPEN SUM. 12·4 MSS Mornin~s1cle Orr ve LAGUNA Ht:;t\CH Sunday 1·4 I' ~1 3 blocks to Cress St grades .... S94,900. 201 39tlt Street ~ Jr A '7jOCK Beach. Walk to ~hopping Laguna Niguel Realty DUPLU llW 0 F:G RE !-: VI E \V J. y ..l..l:"1.I. 1 ~ Br,.1·'• ha. Your own 830-5050 496-4040 Besl buy on P e ninsula! LOT rn n1•w !>cction of (ncd yd with bcarin~ _ _ __ --==--G<IOd ror summer rentals 1\r{·h I.leach lle 1J;hb CORPORAT I ON c1trustn·e:. St>-l.!lflO --.::--.--__ or owne r /occupant.Lgc Sll,500 AGUNA BEACH llohn .. s Taylnr Rcally, h . 3 units w it h bit-ins & WO\lD"S CO\"fo: i\ R Ei\ · 2 l 5~~ 9658 By owner. Norl view frplc~ l Blk. to ocean. 1)1.•dr<M'lm. 2 hath homl' ~, ---UR. 21 ~ lla, i.peclal·ular sg7,000 "11 h 11 nobs 1 ructal>lt· 494-2111 *OPEN HOUSES * .~~~~o.~~~in view. SU.500 NEWPORT BEACH on•an '1ew~. lll'l'J>l.H•c & 12 TO 4 REALTY pn,atc 1>at11'1 Sil ,5LM.I. 3095 Alta La9una Mission Vie1'0 • I 061 675-1642 545-3261 r. .., " '' h I 048 0 8 2035 Hillview Drive ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---- L'.1\.""Y & '"l),'I · I " rORTAl!I,,~: LI VIN(; . J LOCJUna Beac Loquna Beach I 4 SJl:CCIOUS famrly homt·~~ "SPECTACULAR" PRIME PROPERTY hc<lrQOm . 3 ln.•lh home ••••••••••••••••••••• • • •••••••••• •• ••••••••••• Jtrin:d n r;hl Take l'al'k Top of the world vie w. '1 ·I f!H, 3 Ba. J i:c <am-rm. wi t h 1800 ~q . ll ._.llY OWi'iEH-1 Br cott.1~l· HEWLISTIHG •i\\'c. to O p<'n ll•iust• IK'drnorn.~11 :;11.cyartl . .&·()Je.liv-rm.2frp lc,plus fi repla ce. b uilt in .... ,, & :ipl \\' .. ilk tn '''"" ~ Owner nlU!tl mm•c• frnm ~ri:ns. l'Ountry k1t't1tt•r'f & up· -~11J11..llBQ an din-rm. O\.'eun &. can~O~ vi_cws & hcat'h. l'r111n1>ab onl) this l>c·•ul1ful 3 llr home: nrnd•·d (':.i1·pols. Only 7 Corne r lot W1lgc S\Vtm. pn\Utcl)c~1ch.~l.1SO .-n ~.10 .1,,1 -1-3 " ,. .. , ' l'f<IUE OF U1\NC llU '"·'" .~ 1 ' Patr.1&lr\IO)!ro<1mhavl' Hl·:~T.\l.~\\,\11. monthsuhl.S52,!!C>O. pool. Back lluy area. J,,\G L"N.\ o\·crlo11krng ·-~ •h"'"·''''' "''" l'mod "POOL&VIEW" Sll9,000. W"lc•P.0 .llo< 1t 1m llol'I-C:.in~un . L. lo ~l'll:it ::.i:l.90U. /?? 1 bonul> b~drnomi;. \\Cl l~2 Ncwpo.rl1Jt-ach,<.;a. Occ.1n '"''\. :J IJc.Jroom . 21 IOgO SADDLEBACIC ~:~ _ _/ h:ir 111 family room. 1:cn 92663 j bath \l11od & 1.:fa:.:. horn~ .... _ & OCEAN VIEW (JQW tral ,\ .. hui::1· pool & ---------• with a n cxc•1t1ng floor -;-;-w 111 T t: w \TI': ll 0-Ant>r anxiou:-. lo move· L • • ..... Jacu111 owr·lovk1ni; the OWNER MUST SEU. plan 1c·.,1unng brrcl(;l'S. v11-:wsrromth1~J·llR + lO hl:.lll'Wl".1nl"h.Comc& S a tl dlcbal'k \"alley HorborViewHills roor dn1•tk, C'llll~~rsahuo~ den homt· ·etll n·ddr 'A•IOll :.ec tlus I Ur home for 4~!~7~'1~°"~~~~;:~o SS.I.JOO I JO F I R pit. om:sn "'11 • ~ ,1d1n,,low m .11nll'lldll\e :oiUJJN\Jluc JI Si7,f>()(). MISSIOMVE 4Bclrm -:imi y oom ' I & "'l"n 1v ~ ... ..-ormal Dmmi:: Room irt'P J\'I'~ ' ,. ~ c v;inl ~.!JOO l\. Ir A '7iQCK You arc im rle;>cl to an REALTY Two Fireplaces dl'ckmi.: :s115.1JOO• -19'J -t~l 49 1 8086 J..Vu-1.A.' OPEN HOUSE ,,,. J,'\CO,\I 1-; f'HOPf:RTY -ltr'·"Xl:! u., 1 Sprn Su nil .. ~· 837-,500 581·I000 290,l\El~bF;_~ltdr:sRd. l"vn\(•na•nl "urth Srch-.,o 'n 11 .. 0 11AT1 , ~ ----..-'·" ·" l11cal1on, R :i lot ha~ 2 un OCEAN VIEW LAGUNA BEACH .it 7.->t. liluebird Can~on llt'aled P ool. 4 Br. frplc . Beautiful Ocean \'1ew ih , \\Ill anc:f)l 3, ;o..(.cd,, Dr C1rn11n:.t:1nc·1.: lon·cs ~overed patio. rc:ir vu•w. ~n llouse Sun 1-5 ~ome work S7!1.SOU. (.;rt><il '-:11rth encl loea 494-2146 ::.ale of th1:. •Jut:-.tand111i.: on cul de :-.:SI'. S55,2!i0 ~1 1\K E 01-'l-'ER ! tron ! l'h.trmmg :!1!00 'll \IC"' hnirw. :1 hd. 2 b:i RJy Oliphant Jh•allors Ph: 6-14-G:n-t RENTAL ll rcll>A oooJ , frl'lll"h lll!:U WOUI) U l~,\C ll y 1111r m:.pt'1·tro11 111\·1tcd S8HIOO ---------2 nr .. ! nath apt. · Nortlt doors. ~rk1n~ & 1.-adl'{I llOL"SE 58S.11\iO;-tc-rm 1,, _ S1dc.S:175 mo. i.:lass Wl'l l knuwn h h Lo:.P.1dr c:-Rt•alty .._._w...,....Beoch 1069 494 8057 ar• h1teel ha:-. Ju:.t rl'· I'~ lllk lnirn bcac · a ,, ..:·r'-' ,. 1 II ·y I u """" ,.-. ' • "' :111 \hl' a mrntltCS you can v ... r.:,. '"'!'ol " • 4' u . •'•••••••••••••••••••••• des1i.:nl'd & rt•dN·o ratcd \I h ., c&!l l·079:J CONDOMINIUM LIVING AT ITS BEST! CHECK THESE this homl' Hai:k yard h.i:-. ima)tllll' ' :.o a:. ~ rcn i:ompll.'tcly c ncL p:itto. Lal unit~ J(i~ Callropc room tor pool ,\ \'l"I") Opt•n Sal I :1 :lf>t't'l~tl l>uy .tl :)J:li .:il)(J NIGUEL SHORES . RIVIERA l'n1a1·v l'lu:-. rn \hrs 1m ma1• 0 l ownhn11 ~e en EXCLUSIVES pm·atl· an•a :1 lldrms . :! :l IJ<lrms . 2 hath~. Xlnt b:s\h:.. l11t.1ll\ u11~r.i1k•I l0t·:n1on. c-lo:w 111 ~hop rn:.rdt· & out ~;,1; 11011 197 lif;I or f>15·092."I "'"~ & ~uch SS!1,5ou Motivated! S..•llel' "111 rarrv ~ml on ll1i: i1c.-an 'I\'\\ Li:1· I 1 tfu~ l'\PJO~ll'l'. upi.:r,11h·lf hclrm • "ith m~11:.\ l'\tr:i~ If •ff(.l J• i·ountrv .. 1yh• h11m1· ;, ind d t•,,1t11r ~11 .. 'IOO I H". !Jell 1111 ,. :! Ink, l lf•11l lor .. I\ I' :! llclrm .. :! hath-. lll•.1ut 1105 N.Coo~t Hwy.,Loguno '\I:!.'• IM MI l!artle11 ~l·ll11~~. LloM· II 494-1177 I SWEEPING VIEW l'\ l'I\ lhrng S.'l.! .• lllO Beach Cottage l'n l .H ' 11n J lot "11 It l.,iri.:1• I hrlrin 11n i.:rouncl ;;11 Th.1h;i. Open ~al ~ rn11111 l11r pool 1~ )(lllr• 111 lloor. "llh p.1110 Jn•a Sun I 1 2 Btlrrn .. lrpk tin' 0l lltl11rl . :! 11.1\h \l1th ~lli.'Mlll hcl"'' llr-. \\o0tl l'\ .... p.11,1t1· lwtlr11111n .inti (1l'1'.1t1 '11•w :! lidrrn' . l h11lh , \\Ith li.:c. Ill'\\ 1k1·k , 1'111·1•tl n i.:hl at ~12,;100 \l"tlur. l<1th & µl..1:.tcr l1Jth on lfl\\l•r 11·\l'I Ju ... t lr~tccl. $5H.J!MJ hom•• ll1g '11•w '"'"" _.494.7551 * ~1 11\\' tn 11111rl1t11t1l 'Sl:!~.IMIO FRED BRIGG We ltone&Company u t .. ' • • ... DOLPHIN R.E. 9!111 s. l'oal>t 1 li~hway 70 I BAYSIDE DR. 1.agun:.r l~·ach -l!l-1·11581 Wa terfront. 4 DH. 4 Di\, SUMMY HAVEN p1cr.Opc.nSu11. t·4.JO. Vor :.un:-.h tnL• l overs . 2 1\r ~ U e n Ce n te r ~k yhi:hl dcflus l•!. 1-!,olden hue nn wood pa n<'hn it & l>t.•am:-lk1•an \ ll'W from high 111 thl' :.k~ 5i:!.9Ull Res/Comm Compfex -.: l' a r \\' a l t• r f r o n l St•p,Jr.tll' ll1•;1r h lftJU'C \1 ;i )! 11 I I I 1· 11" n l \-I c \\ . hl•J ull'tl n·1lln)!. lrrk. 111·~1.~. i:..irden:. l'Ll.;S l:o\("(J;\tl-; s:! l!l ,CHl(J X l11l I rn.111 1!1 OkL•r 1:1:J :1611 I l'>l' ' I"""' "'!\""·" ( t"f•if\..1 •kl ~<'lf I, e, r,'llHI BIG CANYON LOT nest lor:it1on o n Golf 1:our!ol.'. Sll7 ,500 Owne r 581·0::!64 or 542·ti7J5 VIEW HOME + GUEST HOUSE 2712 Cliff Drive ~l'wpor\ lle ai;hts 2 br hnml' ovl.'rlookmt,! b.iy & 0t·t!an Hcamt•rl 1·cilcni.:. w1101I l>u1 n1n~ f r µll-. To p Of The World "\lrm woOd inll'nor. p\'t II\" ti\\ 'EH-:tBr. :!Ua , protl•l'lcrl patw 1\dd(•1I F.rOI r Ill. Ol'can V1t•"' ll•aturl' u d1.1rm1n.: 11u1·~L l111m1· ,'\ic1\ 1•111 . r l' house \l Int~ of JllH<J•'Y 11111tll'lt•tl in~1 tl(•/ou l. 0 1JCn Sun. allt•rnoon J.30 S7!1.!lOO 1'11 W7 1;1:12 lo 5. . Nelson Hobmson . Rltr t>t•:-.1,.:n~·d h11m1· rn •.ht· Laquna Htll$ I 050 m 41675.s120 . ,·u·1h l·.nd ol town \It' ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ . __ _ lor1a ll 1 i.;h l .1 11 d ~ Town hnmt' 3 hrl. 2 bu. l)Ul't.l':X W/Sl.IP Rr1•,1lhtak111 i.: \ 1c-w:., l"t•n t r a l ai r & h<'a l. Bill Ca rroll li40 55GO LUXURY APPT'S RAR"IORVIEW HOMES SPYGLASS CARMEL MODEL Oc·ean & ni~hl li ght view. Super b ly d ecor a t e d w I e x.q u 1s1 t e co I o r coorcllnation , tile entry . patio cover a long side & back o ( house . Owner ai.:enl Hes. 6-1-1 ti869, Bus. 7!>2·6521 Open hous e S:it & Sun.1·5 EXEC. HOMES ....... 1\ Rulon llod i.:c·i. l'uslom- bui ll dC'hAhl :'!l a SSl\'C ma!>lcr ~ull•' Jnd .\-guest bdrm:.. ,\It the xtra~ for- J(racaou!i lrvrnA and en· Wrl<11111nA Th<" lowest f)n1·<·<I 5 bclrm. home In B1i.:Canynn ••• 1\l~n in n 1A C;;nyon. a 3· hdrm pool home with Jaruz1.1, w ;1trrfa ll. t rpp1c al i:nrd c ns and walls nf gl..i!is to \licw 1l a ll rrom prac tically <'very room P riced to ;,ell al Sl95,000. l..1~1 111 t h1· r1•cl ht1t h111 -. ,, llr. hui.:1• lul, I 1111,, 111 "'"'"" I 0<'11lt1n "I VA SSOO DM. I llr. l 1 • Ila t II\\ II h1111"' 'i•ar hca1 h, "hu11I ,'I, h1111-. I 1111. :! U:\. fr pie 0 1wn S.11 l :1 I t:li:! t;l'nna. Irv. 673-760 I anytime Spam:-.h l1h•. New paint. r'i\lll.:t.OUS lll'C:tll , 11.w :\lust H'I' l11 lwh1•v1• lhti-. honw, unmac• , spa1·11111• :I Brs µ111~ 11nl1n1s hl'll :i Bil. 2'. l•a. tuurh 111 room n1ulcl h1• i.:ym , Nl'"' Or lc•aii~ d1a1 m . l"IJ\·r o om 11 r 'tr.I 1111 rrM·1·rl 1rpl lorm.11 l1<•1lroom 1 • r 1 'lllrr n\ •l kit . '11d1 as St C"h ;i rlo·o; ktl Chl'll . l>1ll11l \\Ollcl p .t CH' 11 n i.: . :! m i.l .... I \ I' ~tom• frplt-" &. " 1·11m p lt•lt' '(1Und !o l11d111 l•nh.1nt·l' I ht-. cr;1no11-.. wh1l1' wah·r 1 I\'" hom1• th1• .1 ltdr m:. • :i h,1lh~. 1lt•n & l!'IH''l 'lll ll' .ire .ill ~11.1cmu .. •" q11.1ltt' n .tlr 1•11 I 1· n · pl.1t·1 .. 1 hi·· :it 'l:l!l,!'10(1 .. ~1 mm1n ,.: ""'"· :! S:l!l,!lllll l'rrr\ o nly-. tla!'tmi.:~&Co.lkallor. • .. •~..-111.,r.C;-A~L-;L:-;:N:;;O~W~ Bdrm~, 1·1111 dPn, :1 l).15::!95711r:il!l;!JR(i:lappts - IJJlh~. ~lura ~1· c·1111m -. l)nlv For B1i.: t':in_yon pro 752 7315 plu:. room lor "'1'1111..i1i11 · --ricrt1cs, Call ITii; Canyon ........ L!..!~-·_;..:~~ S1~.~.~.m A lot for your money. lk alt,y . b-H 1 Ul3 DONALD M. llRD SAN CLEMENTE Lari:•· :!fi50 Ml ft P•IOI In T~ Bluffs A"ocool~\. lleolloo < •lmm"r 11·1.it 1,r .. 1wn.' hunll' 111 t .. 1i:1ma lhlls.14 DEANE HOMES S8 6,500-FEE si9•90 0 FOOTHILL VIEW! Weber R. E. ·11r, .. 1.·i.:.1111 1>1·;a 11(' 968:44~·1~968-l lOS l111n11•' IJr'>:•''t moclrl • . ~ . .... • .-l \'\·' I t ... ~ II Cl ' I \1 lr•ine -I 044 ,.\l'h!J'll \I I'. Ctt.'<1 l'.\:'li .••••••••••••••••••••••• ( ' ' Ht'.1ut1 tul 11Jc.•1J e·n 11 \ . .! ' l 11 c 11'' h I J.: h ~,;.1uou ... b de,,:.1nl Ir' 1ng 1<111111 hn' I" .1 :! :.I or~ h11 l·k lrrPpl .u·1• \\>1lh . 1tn11m a~ld<' Form11I 111111 n i.: r no m . \'Jc w k1 ldh'n & tln n 't m1s!i lh1~ Jll l\h-xH·an °t1lc 1 loor & o.:ounll'r lops! S licit\ V hCHITll•d 1•c1liflit BUILDER' ''''l'I' ~·,lra luriw f11m11y. CLOSEOUT J1\ll1t1 rMni. 4 1-:XTHA ll R r·;N (~It i-: ENT H !':I·; LA nca; Ln:o IWO~I s ~ llcJM ~; 1-:M•cull\'l' 111Jsl~r suite W', t1011 11. ~ '1 , .\PT! with Homan style luh & :i..Hlt, I hn & 111•11 nr :1 Ult ",ilk in dn~cts. There is •'It ·I 11 ll & I .1 m 1 m mnn• M'lf rl1•nnin g hom('i-(ifl'l'lllfl'<' rnoct.•I 11, 1•11. pr11ne 1·ul dt• st11• enmp fl'\. tllllll'I Of l11 r a t rn 11 . \ll'W O f \\'.1lr111r ,\ t 'etfl <•r Ol'l-.;\t 1o11th11l :.. t•ll' l'J ll now ~n .. I ... i.l2 17UO \. a CJtll & 673-7601 "·•1l111~' anytime · · · ' ·· ~P". •· i,~:,'\"~:~·~~~'.w~ [ ~ IRNll· uwnl!t ~t:!I l'l~l. 1133 llil!I - - l·1-·:-.1·t·1·,· ''l ~~""IOI ( llllOJ.: II J.: I " 'w '""'"· Lei.: \111111).!hl 111111 tr1111 Cozy HIDE •w~y 11t'1"1.. ... 1•rc .. 11 ,111r.1l!l· '°' '°' ~IClf\ h1111lo:, <;1·1· l11 olt•ll (Jl'f-::'< llOl ~~:Sun I 'l I ;,:10 1\ rru~ u. ( .:1j! llt'h E11rl11'i1•ll ti II ".ill ~1·ducll•-. s m .111 horn,· \I llh tu~h rnw i:.1r1lr n. p:1t10 .111d ~a ril s.'> 1.000 191 l!IH I h1 wl. p .11111 ,.., i.;.1rch•11 \\ lmmt.1111 .;,1:!7 .~>IHI l',\~llH \ ~11<" 11rc:i n \II'". :1 1111, 2 Ila , frpJ palm. th•l"I. <.:toc;l' In North r ml Sl25.0CllJ {'llA l{.\1 E IL lh.c oce an z,u; IWDZK Y Rc Jltor view. l'ri\'lC area, ocean --~------- Contractor's HorM 5 Yl'ars younit: th1:. nnr has 11 all ' I J.i:c bdr ms , 3 Cu ll halhs; i.upcr maste r i.u1le ofr 11001 ar ea, kitrh(ln lood<•d with good1t'!I . family rm has h uite I rplr & ~·00tl panehnl! Sunken h v1ni1 rm. with beamed t·c1I. & tile t•ntry. Lgo. IHrl. & CiltcrNt pool. Ot•c;in view i:a tebo. Lots or private deck & putio area. Sep J ro~ ga rage for sltlrO~(' ur h obb)' X l n l nc1i.:hlx1r hvod , du~t· tn 'iChoot., 1-'n ced right ut SIZ5,000 c;rdt• hwy 2 HH. 2 ba . lov- l'ly patio. One of a kmd , Sl25,00o 'I' F.C: ALLEN R 1-:ALTO It 494-7571! LOT By Owner, Sunset & Coastal \ll!w5. SI 1.000 . w /s ur vey & Geo . 494-8679. _ _i. _____ _ 1005 N Cottsl. Lagun a By Owner Fi1hulous Con· ----tt>mp()ra ry wood & i:lass. WHY RENT? c·lcgunt & pvt. Bl'ams, d ec ks. 110110. atri um. $120.000. 4!.!4·8679. ~12110. down <'ould buy lovely 2· + den or 3 bl' hulll<' on Rlu('IJ1rd Ca ---------• nyon Road. 491 0769 1m1 ~~0 · • ..-w ,, 11 ~• "' roz Y hom1• w1J l\R. 2 hu recen tly c rp •t •d & p11n\ed-Top-Of ·The· World nrea. S6G.SOO 493·8812 499 4551 4!1-4.MRfi AS/an REAL ESTATE QOO Gl<"ruwyrr St 494 9411 S49 Ol16 Nu Chateau llu~c bcarl'ls. Cpk & a wahn i.lucly. lt~·rnoH•<.l /rom tla• r 1t y & n r. ~chool J nn ~I l0.1100 1 ~- • 1 1• 1 • h II , J Od , t•oncln. l'a n11rnm11· Udo E H l\\!1 C' I Ill ' 111(1 f11t1l lnh I \ ~ I t'll 111· .11 r T xec. ome -I • J) ll I' I f I \"l~w. h1i.:hly Upj!radc1l, !11 .. l1t in th1• 11:1th of 11rn F l "' -"'au 1 u Y lmai:mc iO' Int , 4-BR. " I I I I By (}\l nc 1'. S79.SOU en •,!\, n1-.ir cl1rn nln" n :i n 1 ' r ·' I' l' 1 Y i . . • . 31 z ha. hbr;1ry l fo m . rm • ~.\l'<l111i.:.h11nH'.1111l 'imall w :-.prmkll·r~. Vc·ry l~l' 6 10 -0311 1 ·12h \ 1:-.la 3 ·frplt•i., 2-~p:i c 1 ou ... 111rnnh'H'1,1I lihll! lh'ad~ 1·01 l'rNI 11•1'111 oH•rlook _!arada ---gardt•ni;, 1 ~ blork to p\~. lur tit•\ dnpnwnl Sti:i,'lS.I rn~ pool & r'.'~1111? htlb W I-: S T CL I ,.. ... , II hr Mindy beach. SI 74.500. I N.~.500 5HJ 71:> _ lhghlantls a r ea Spuc 4 0 1'1'.:N ·SUN 2 Spm ; 209 : ~A DDnn.-manDDR· LCICJU"a NiCJUel I 052 Br 2' ~ 11.t. l-'.1m. Hm. Via U1jon. AGT. 675·7900 .1v1 R~AL.TDRS .&9~·l0At. • ••• • ••••• ••• •• • ••••••• s 8 1 . 5 0 H I n ' r I 9 1 ()---~;;; __ ;.-.-,;.-. 10t1HOA\1w1y 1Ac.v,.A1tA(H H 1 i:: h I a nd O wn e r t."S~OOMS" On lhe ot·enn. llkc II \ rn~ aboarrt 1:th1p. No mam len<l'tl(;c . Xlnl porkmit J,000 Sq. It . for only S29S.OOO. llurry on lhas! Near Emerald lay Hi62 lhllcrl'sl1 open Sun 1 •I. Shorc•llnc \' 1<'w ; ~x lra lge. roomi., :! bdrm .... 2 b11lh:;. fom.i lv rm . hcams. fr pit· . put 111. worki>hop & room lo elf punt.I. SIOB.000 Loan Auumobl~ Pnm1• •1800 -.q ll home·. l'"c'n am(•n1t \ + 11111 dl•)t view. N •ar 1-:nwralcl l~t >. ~85,001) EXEC/DOCTORS 646·0100 t.1 vc in clean ;ur. ltlue ---------- s kys wlprcvaihng ocean brcNc!' on 10lh hurway of ~I Niguel Golf Cou rse I P nvatc I 111 the heart or L ai:u n :l N i ~u e l. Z W esi,.;rccn Cust o m llom1•s remaining 1newl. Uuy direct from b1Uldcr 8.11-2155 or ,195.45112 NEWPORT SHORES ·I nt:OROOMS, 3·0ATJIS NEWPORT HEIGHTS CHARMER t-:xcelle nt !oratio n on large lot. 2 Bedroom plan with upper leve l family room. All m s uper neal move·in condillon. Ne w on lhe matkct. Be sure and see i\. Call 540· 1151. ~HERITAGE LOVEMEST FOR TWO • • REALTORS Ste ps to b e a c h . l r g hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiilli._ ...... secluded patio & cntcr ·1---------- Pri\'ae:1 1?.alorc 2 l{R . 11'1 tai n1n~ area. c o mm . •GENU1N1': S PANISH BJ\, lwa11t1fulty main· pool:. & t cnms. Ow ner style HOl\H: with RED 111rnt'fl home • lli.5<.HI.., anxioui. T ILE roof BOMDREALTY 673·7601 •OCt-;,\N \"U lNCOMl-: 831-9411 -anytime ~~~\11 r. PF.Nl NSUl~A 180 DEG Vl"EW ----•All for $!13.500. Open Sot. • .Nr T llGTS/ &Sun 12 5PM & S.clusion too! OCl':AN VI t-;W JOllN t\O M 1-.:R 3 fir, 2 B11, $17.000 1,1! 4br, pool $911,SOO. Dy Rt:/\LTOR 8.1HJ873 owner. !>48-SSSG. 646·3723 • -. I 'J .. ( ~!.~.~~ ....... ~~~:!.~~~.s!'! ........ ,~~:~!.~~.~~ ....... . Houses For S• fncOIMProperty 2000lfMome Property 2Cl00 ·•·····•·•·•··········· ·····························~················ ~x. F~oru:iry 1. 19ra DAIL v PILOT 09 ~4!'::~!.~r::~ueu• ~!!:.~:!~~uui~:~!.~:!~~•••• Cotto Mesa l 124 ~~~~.~~~.?~.~~ ~~'!'!~~.~~.?~~! H.wporl hcte:h I 069 Hewporl leach I 0'9 Hewf»ort leoch I 06' ··············································I······················· r 2. BEDROOM CUTIE-$27,916.67 s..toAno 10101 ........................................ .. ........................... EXECUTIVE IJ I 'I\ i--VA-C-AH_T_-i TOWNHOME V~la eLJef oflJo 2 aedr!~·'l0~.alh, o .••..•......•.......... You s hould huy the m all day at this l lid Curn, clcun buch t'ot pnc:e . We Qffcr 6 s uc h units ut Sf67,500. ta11{', trC'e uuhlw!) v"r) best location, Easts ide Costa Mesa. pn & cl~e m ;..o !>t!b on 2 big lots. A little work & a couple of SllO ~OS~ BIG CANYON large IOl Hardwood fir!> BAYfRONT $72 500 It's ii Ct \'r·upper ! t:a~· COUNTRY CLUB ' ~rscgn\'a'E1LT~ NEWPORT BEACH Lovely way to live in secured building. 5 3 6·7533 It's an odd couple that w ouldn't love this I -bdrm . bayfront condomin ium . A MRt21~·~g E NT Enlarged Ii ving rm. lmmed . Possession . Mobla. Home' For Sol~ 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "QUALlTY UUl LT" LIDO 'REALTY 5 Star fomtly Park, S. J checks ' lll make th1!i a bargain !! UNIVERSITY REALTY· 100 I E. COOJt Highw~ COf"Ofto •I Mor 673-651_ 0 Huntl'")IOfl ~och l I 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !Hr lloui.l' to f'harl'. Swi m nuni; 11001. outdoor LHl(J Sl25 mo. <;all t>7S-7ll7:l ;.ifl SPM orti7:1·07!1'~ . CONDOMINIUM · Tm: r11p.·1:1i.1,.;<to:!lm.2 Hu lnconwftro.,.rty 2oool1nconwftroPfffy 2000 THU I. Y ~ L !:: G J\ NT 3377 Via Lido, N.I . • '13·7300 $1!150u. Pri. uly. ·100·203M ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LCICJ""a Hl~I 31 S2 :·vS~T S~~L:.~·0";s«>'N11~f,M11 ~~. ,.. )fulti t~•n a nt mdui.lnal & ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' " ullll'l' bldg. Or;.illl'l' Cu FOR SALE CcJ1l'ti(). Wl·~t nml'. :!Bit l,O t ~, t ' Al ll WAY ~ ~twporl Be och I 069° ~wport Beoch I 069 1974 MODEL ,.\irport L<wut•oll l'rin OH 2l:M Uhl i.:ur lmnwrl 01 G lll!:E • 3'100 SQ. ri . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 lk•orocn11. 2 hmh. up onl)' 5'19 1180. EXCHA .... GE 1·11panl'y. S325. 552·ii:5t.. 0 ~' U M, }1 ~' I ~> U 8 Jtr:ukd and lloubl1: 111 .., 4\Kl·:!IV2 DECO 0t;Sl6Nt.f.) IN DOVER SHORES i.ulal11111. Sll)rul(l' :.hell R.E. SA.LES ~ to 27 HI liNl'rS T ilt; 'JG ltANI> MAN "'f o r est C:ar1h:ns' -STA-inHE C1tll ou1· ln,csLsncn t NER". A MAHULJ-: 1-;~ .ii.lull park Clubhuu~, lll\1i,1nn Larl'Cr vro Nfwporfhoch 3t69 TRY r~n:R .01•1-; ~~ Excelle nt opportunity to purchase I l"ool. Sauna. JilCUUI MEW YEAR JK'r\le:>OJVJllablc ••••••••••••••••••••••• TO 28 n . CF.I LI N<.iS h . 11 d . d lc nntl> l'ourh. Sl!l.995 RIGHT' 'Ttl June 15 2br :'1()3 :!Hlh WITH BALUSTlt,\IH-: Arc l t ectura Y esi g ne h o m e. j uarr~uHrult,.6-12s200 • 1£ .Quail l st. No pets ~75 <>1w11 lfRIDC ~ C HOSSl NG Gontemporary 4 Bdrm. 4 Ba. r e dwood.&... S~I HOIMS Plac• . lloUSI.' 28, 2'.llh Clill col ABOVE & J\J IEAJ> TU g lass ViCIN h o m e on GALAXY DR. Learn tn•eshMftts a.-..-ti , lt:cl. 213·377·4&10. GR' RMAC 1.ou .. ~OLHI Y} ~<1i Qua lity & distinctive. Real value in this. ~ffts Eorn More ..-• -,.7S2·1•'fo• . "' ... ,.. • r t bl II I ed h r for.... I 3 00 Our residenltal di\ 1s1on .. oo OUAIU\ HIWl'()lll HACH l>INJNG oM. 4 BDRM com or a e, we p a nn ome o r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 1 d 11 ,,. t • 1· · d · · 1 tSl!) an se !) more Ill SUITES. 4 12 H1\TllS. pres 1ge I vsng a n e nte rta ining. Cuoph:.ilf bltll'k lo lo~n &l \estm~nl properlie::. than DEN & G 0 U R M ET ·Reduced to $247 500. brh. lovely ocean v u. muc.t investment offtl'l':>. ShJrp 1mm;.ic. Triple'<. 3 KFIRTCPllLECNS. W.ET3 ijc,\R1\'n3 646-6900or644·4684 l~l·Sl93_ I Person al Tra1n1n l{, lilt.:! 1Jt1 house & 2 un T··u·~:;;~· ... l~:·u·;;~:·:;{ C 'al Pr~st1"u Offlr('s Fu II duplt.>x ., Xlnl renl;rl area Gi\RAGI'.: +50 1-"l' OnwMrc1 " .... • pallo homc.:Jbr,2ba VIEWDt;CK&CUST0:\1 Property 160 Fa cil llu~s. Properly Slil,~O.UTll CO.\ST Pool , t e nni s l'rl J A C u z :l I l' o o I.. Newport Be ach I 069 Mewport Beach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~it:.c s~~.~;0;'C~•~l' INvt:STM 1-:NT ic ardener & wate r '" C OMPLl::T": T lll S ••••••··~··••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BAYfROHT mtss1on , JJ y n;.im 1<' ~1!10Hl2or &l66710 duded $12S mo Isl E X C E P T I O N J\ I. VIEW VIEW L la~l + $100. 83:.! 2831! u1 . RE S l 0 t:: NC "; AKIHG'SPL ! ! OllH·c buil<.linr.:. :.pci· <~rganl lation .• earnin~ •JUST LISTED* 5430501 . L' U I' ·r II I·.· 1> ACE BIG CANYON 1.i1·ul,w i ll'll', lu.\urwus bnv1ronmenl. 1-ull time PART I C U {,.\ R S & Cu:.lom i·un~l rui•tt1>n . CONDOMINIUM eM•1·u111·1'<1l1'11·1•:. , · ~ · .... HEWLISTl~G Houses Unfumlshf d •••••••••••••••••••••• General 320 f OP~N HOUSE BRIGHT -NEW onh Meodowlorit Gotf Cours~ Futt and Rec~eaHClft at Your Doorstep Schools Oftd "'°Pf*9 just blocks NOW AVAILABLE •I Bedroom , pr1v balcon y S210 • 2 Bedroo m . lg e n c losed yard $290 • 3 Bedroom, 21i4.! ba w /fple-$375. All have bltns , and dishwas hers * CHILDREN OK * DRIVE BY: intersection of traham & Heil, HWltinfJn Beach • I WE'LL BE THERE 1'0 TALK WITH YOU !! KENT ROGERS REALTY 840-260 I or 848-8300 ,, ~ ' 1\ p;1lal'c nn King:. Place' I h<•cni.u1•i. \I ho will work l'111ls II\ :'lll!W()()rt Beach Balboa lsl-d 320 A p P "(. TO I NS p !::CT parquet fir:-. l>Ulldl'l'k::. & Tht:-. ll> a hl.'alllll Ull) u11 lkdtll'l•d lll SOOll,fHllJ lur l'Urnmi.:s tn t:.\l'e~R or I ha l w I 11 I> a y f u I' •••••••••••••••••••••• TIIRU: pool. llas .1 HI<, :i h,, " f.!l'adcd :\l o11:1t·o :\l<od,·I Bill GRUNDY j .... ~~·:l.S~l!~u~~~~,1 ~rrn~na ~he~:~11el\·~~h?1~; 1i1~0~11 .i}~H houso. ·~. ~~lk to ~>ay Costa Mesa 3224 HuntinqtonlHch 324( • HASTINGS & CO. m1tlt1·l(•1 l'I huml' w tth "1th lhrl'l' bl•drount~ ,It Rtoltor 675-6161 -,,~. -itii~n ''''lll our 111, .... l '. ·, · • "" h. .,,,-IS. P m o. ····L. par mg ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••· ..,~ ,, , ,.. 0 1x•n Sun I .1 \2.> <!nl . '67'1 1200 (10·4 \ . . REALTORS 640-5S60 1·1cws 111 H;ic-1; lhl\ & :io~ twth". l .. ll'l.:l'. l.iri.:l' ... menls or Hc!)11lenu .. 1 Street. :-.;n ftlff llalbo;i ' Lux lJ1ilxJ llr J1.·Bn.l>•11 "111.l,J llr l'J Ba ll t:oni Eastblufr Prof. Bldg. h;1rbor Hl·dut•l'(l s:J1i.ooo h\'1n,i.: rm. 1'1: lnrlll<il <1111. CJ•,\ \\'I;. hrs to purd1a"l' 01\ I!> 11) n ~ l' ti 1 l Do n fih•t1 l llurrv. Corona del Mor 3222 Hm. lq1k lll'l ~·d <.!bl (.' u •. s·· 7 0. u d for qu1t·k ,,;&11-. now rm '.J"h1•f'a11nra1Jlll'\11·11 :1pprux1m.1ld) lh•rman. l'rt•s 1rlenl UHITEOBROKERS • .,•••••••••••••••••••• ~ar.:>1:!5.t.:l770!H alll) t;.l~·~l4~orr.io-!1511 ra ~1!15.UOO ha:. tu bl' l><'l'n to h1• ~r,uo.tJl)lt lJ t: ,.\ 1 1. I' l. A l" ~: OPEN.SAT/SUH 1·5 .l?H. arbol'lnwest.Co. bl•lie,cu. Call lor a11 ul f,!oml l'ltOf'gl<Tlt:.S. l.'\C 646-7414 s;ns ~rly L~c.mo<l :1hr, )\c.;;,1 \l'rtlc l''X>I lloui.e2~loty 11111.' ·l nrt 2fi,1 ltS25tflSTREET R~altors 673-4400 avµ'l C11nim,•rt:1ull'ropel'l\' I j)(!l!)(!() John Carey lilll :! ha .. dhl lq>!''.; ~al'. tori enlor lca:se.:J hd,:!•~ uw. s:J!)5/;Tlo.·!16J-45f1 EILEEN HUDSON 111 l.a~un:i lkac·h. lo~ r--------111!1'-I palw, l.wndry. t;I_ mns ba. ).'lOO: m~~. Ind 1)00! ~Jli3·17~l l'io rental fc1 Octan '12 Block! REALTOR 644-0322 O\I n Ion~ lt•rm ln\l':c.l I OCEAN VU UMITS J Ur 2 Ua. :.to1e, n•ln g, mainl.. 1)-1(1 .J iJ7 \'1llagc Heal Est<ill.'. Best rental area. Deluxe mcnt l'nn Olll)' , GUo..JA BE"'CH -- duplex: 3BR.2 balh:s +21 COTTAGE BO .. TpOCK (21;J1Jn2!1tit! 'ThL1~n•\:-"r"'new"'off1c"' 0 H dsh"'shr.frpk,gar.S39S.4UR.JIJa .Fn.frplc.trn.L•• qu c t 313r ?b BR 11 b h L' I "' ~ <ou .. • pen ouse 1:!8 Bcgont<t. 6i5·7~.!i -OIS. pool, i;anlc1wr. $400. Ur.:ucp1 .. ~. '. \" 11>. r' r1~1 • . , at s. "rpr. 8 Th S '-' U bl" I I '"0'"""' ... , " eochunit.SllJ.000! II r e ea i nu lo\n Can-Villa~ ug 1:1:. a :.pecl <JC'U ;.ir ··w ,\NTED" home for~""'"'-------hltns. cpt tdrps. fncd yo No s lrplce!> 3br.21,b;.i, . ··-·r \ll'lo\ ul lht· Lai;un;.i Sat1S11n :... 53001532 lalboalayProp. Jus hsled -S-16.000 Cundo. We:sl :"'Ji S!Y.!.!'>00 Corner 101. pnm1• OC'll · coas tline . Fully air LE1~E Ill E:\STl3Lt;FF Back Bay Condo, 4 Br, :i 1 • r. O <:cJn · Rellftors Th ts cornl y • ewpnrl By owner L'Jll !li!l-:1561> uon. allra"t.11e bwlding cond. wllll on :.ile parJ.. •HEW .irca LliSK or :\1 1\CCO Ha. new cpts. drps. _SJ6·26_5_L ____ _ '* 675•7060 • l!cach house on beaul1fu or675 4293 ,~JI rcnt1.'fi·(1~l0d mc~1ml' ing. Askin!! only Sl60.uoo bu1ll 3 or .i bt:drm s1n1tlc paint ~25mo !HS 2241 1 bl ·kb. ·h 3 b 2 b t r ee.fined !)l reel 1n ------. c; a. l l. ~t .~·RR 1 .. L lhi~ pron..rt•· can·l be Tn ii~i.L·.v 1.·s-~lory rc:.1drnce. Pool JI.' -----, -d• <X:f ~~( · re. · · ~w t•i,. :.. ge Best Buv In W estchff r~• • · tii. · '"""----duflhcalecl under cx1:.t 121 "' •u ' ' -1 J ~142 T k C I \jo port II "hl L I RL \I rv -5 ""''" ~ ~ ··-J I\ -"'·'"'-""P'·"bln. Annual l"aS" Ador:ible I Br nou:.c. ~n. r,pk .. p.llt•) Omj 1<1rd "'1th boat & Lraih•r -, pref Call 11-1.i 7431! or w st01·c & refn~. lsl & li.t !1.'' • ·> • 1 .. 1 ire ' WESTCllFF aCCl.'!)5 f<us t1 c woorJ Pool. I b<.1 ••• 2 ha on xlra 132' '( JOO C::! Lot 01 1n..: t.Ontn)! 0 1.\nl•r h<i!> :>.IS-~~ mn + CleJn dcp Sni:l fir ~25 mo 1-l:ll:>aG-3109 Lovely tmmac. 4 BH. 2': panl•lh•d :.11lln); mom & lge lol. P;.i11u _JreJ OH•r Nt•w110rl Bini C :\I \' o\ moved North, ncl·<I~ im .\LL 2 IH:DROO:\IS O:'I< '· • "C'pl nopcl:. s;r>o ~15 006'' ~--------- .Ba. Courtyard entry, dining rm l 'rirque 01' looks IAA11 =-'e" ('rpt:., pr11nc loc. Pr 1n onl.' m1.'<1.sale' . <1>1 \lE,.1~.1-;~·ll::LL:1. ~~~L CostaMesa 3224 ... ' --~---.: '2 1 -\1~~ ~~.';1~01~ull~lt~~pl~ lush landscaping, the port unity Please. call to-lu"' ma1nl .' a1 <I. ul ft> red IWIHi 1>2 Realonom1t•s. Cnrp t A " c. c :,i. ,, ,., • •••••••••••••••••••••• • 1 1' • .\1•t·u1tvc w<1nll:1.1. >r • h 1 'J 5~. · best o{..nc1ghbnrhoods day. !~j~.:;.~~~'.'''r . ~1 05,uull I Comm-----,·01--___ •_•_675·6i00 •• l>I S llW ,\S ll ·i::n s. ·1Hr 2B __ _ and l(cfu own the land I 540 3566 ~·~ HORSE PROPERTY ~:NSL~>.s l-:,~ \' ,\ R US , fenced yrd. 94-l W Htlh. 1:.1kc, •:lubl~uUl>l', by So. 4 Ur. frpk, super b;.i1 "°7500 1~ I · I I • •><•) 11 .. ·.v fronla"" t·or l.A~O::>CAI 1-.D.J\ll tora 5350 "'·'·1528 ""1"()'05 t::.l. ,'.'""" .~o pel:. '',1r(I ''u\·<1"'.J ". 1\v.· ..., . . r net pa :. un y. LIDO SA..,.DS "'n'~ r. TII. J " u 11 ··· 1 ... 1: .. , .. h . Prcp<iid Lnterl'SI. . Sl'll "'" '"" .. ., '-, ., , Agent 646 6710 " , -.. " ""' • • 1, , !IT!f.tM.l.I __ :! 15. :\lay ~di. 1\ug. $-1 . . t!~ •• •• . ·szOORiver orl·an ,..1<l1• of h wy .. Tra<l~.,51,ac-rl·:...:\.l a~ll·r Bar9a1nPnce 2AH.rncd.yd.gar S225 mo!lti~9811 NEWPORTCREST· i~j-~j~ OPl·::"IS,\T sl·;-.:i;, 1:'liorth S1<.lc1 llai.:.omr l'l anl Commun •l). :!Bit duµlx , fn <·tl yd . • - ·co'd 4BR r' • f ~ t tnc1'n"•. l<IP" fur.•.,. U1 arn<11Hl ll ar. "Thl· $84000 tr1Jll'."ara"l',S2:l5 DanaP01nt l226 \'\ .. 11f\J"edl!l'•1ratt'<l :1 b1· . n o; • . an · rn··'"' ;'1 ~I BH +den. 11-1 Pan•,, In • " ' u, ,, · I 1 1 I' " cJ "1 ,., < ••••••••••••••••••••••• '1' '1 I r din. rm . .t::nd .unit', pro· ... -· •• •••·~ • ,.andy hcar h StiJ.!i:;o \'Clopm .. nt ! SS:J2.000. ..:ountl'y' ,\t•t·ummot ;ili· l'ach Triple' 2 J 'ton 11. Y<. i:nr ~2!1.. • la.•''"· Loa1:.. 11 l'Xlra f d w II .... 494_7551 '* :!5 hor~1·s. E11ul'~lna11 :IRHv<l.rhlldrcn okS2~5 (..:lus t• 101 1);111<1 l'11111l 1 hl<'l'k from bl'at• ess. ecor. inc cc ar I Call6M·i211 .. ''•'Ol"I . •'•'<' la"•hl1es ·r . I f I ~I J I 2 l> "''"5 SB<!.000 • Newport sland • '"' " -' l'xi·clll•nt 11n .i n t·••ll-: :Hiit nt•d ye. rp c. plll>ll Janna. >r. a ...... 0 1\v a 1I . 11 0 \\ S40• ··GEM· W Ill l' r( ro n l ho in e :; M.WB' Call owner 5,18.:Jtll:! tn ;11lallk SJ'J5 mu 1,•a:w l7MMU:l·l!K7!1 121:J12-18·901l:1 'W!f & fl t :l hd 2 JIO~IEFI Nl)J.;H:-; 120-FTustlnAvc .N.H. ucr · na:. • , 5 L:N lTS tiooid Costa ti.!:!~~1110 I El Toro 32 3 2 Llcau\tlul 1 111·. den, I REALTORS '"2··16"''' b;i , rl'flUl"l'd lluwn 10 • \. ~le-a l<1cal1<1ll .. ALL ., Co-ands--•. • U"t •"" --.,, :' ' ''no: ,-.;; ------ -••••••••••••••••••••• • Fam Hn•. !!. ~l)'. Fotn1 -----------i Sl37,500 ' ' he<.lrm w enl'ld g ar. All 2223 Florida, H .B. :\!~" Venh• ,thr. 2ha. 2 Waterfront :1 BH . ram rm, 1J1n & LI\ lt1n, \\llh frp. LEASE/OPTION One or the area·:. 1 ruly • ~~~~sn~~nge~:f~~~~~ i>over Shore:.. No"' available on a S25.000 a year le ase/option. Call us for defoils. S Cl t 1076 2 nL,·oRC)().'I COST.·\ pn,·. yards. Y E,\GEI! Wc:.t o l Bea c h on rar 1-:ar . patio S.l!JO mo din rm. 3•,• ha. l .. 1ke st~l:I mu ,\v,111 :J1 J,~ . . lus t rchlt 21;011 'II fl. an emen e "" ·' f'L"1\f.TV·"=·ti'l71 • l '"' -"""' Yor ktown . l eft 1111 :'>-10·.liJ.I Forc~l {"lu 1 llousc. ICll ~i:H5l!l11ri~1l l~l(il home. Xltll \'ll'" •••••••••••••••••••• ••• :\t 1-:SA llOM 1-; Convert -----Fl I p 0 I lllS, !>aihnf,!. :.:li!5 h·a~e • , TO CLOS!-; EST,\ T 1-: crl l<l l" I use < uhoul 1100 $45,000 Kc':~:<~µer:~~~l~7~~: 1~ OCEAN VIEW 5·1<1 3828 11r S lti 2:1 1:1 '" I Br 2 Ila, nr bch & ht • 0Jlt'n house S.1l. & Sun <kcun blul f \ 1c"'. !'>Q II ' L:irge pa\'ccl and Sm a II l r a 1 I c r park IJ.-IO i!tiOl or 848 d:IOO 1 Br. 2 Ba. 2 cur garug1:. 586 71&1 trb . bo.11 at·cc:.s. Frp' 11··1 51:! & ~ 1-1 38th St IMOO Ca he Los t\lumo!> fenced rear arcJ with ac· Dcst>rt IJOl .Spnno~. 10 1·•tn npt · dr·ns ;:"95 111 1n:.. 11 cill.. tu schO• U ok 8..'\;13 • -" c.~a.os2'5n'ors5""·"~;.:.,· '"' · r.....·-to"tn Vall•y 3234 "'"',•c.mn .c..111.11.•1" r ·er. · · l<!;J ___ 8311 J.1--17 !15.000 Cl':.:s Super pnce only spal'l'.S -3 trailers + ---------•! .,..., J .., .,00_ rvun "' ""'"' ,, "n PEN JI ULSt: Sun 1 s. FtXE., UPPER S\fl,SQO. Clo:-e lo Ne"'J>Qrt o\\ner·::. <tpt + 2 S\\tm ••••••••••••••••••••••• I "'b 1 ~ Bl vd.CallS.Jti·5880. min~ pools. Submi t 4Br2Jla.fncdhk~d .n·r.' lrwine 32' lui::e ., r. lam rm. pon Spartous homeofi.upcrh down Balance ti ';. Industrial/ COL~EGEPARK clean Ch1ldrl•11 & J)t·l:. ••••••••••••••••••••• 11 /.!Ul•:.t -houi.r ll.irl>or. <l••l11gn. Choil'~· IOl'Jliun, · • 642-2657 Property 2100 3 !Jed r oom. 2 hJ ths. OK S375 SIH ·~52 IH:At;T.-San · .Jnaqu View llunH•:.. Sloti.000 :'l<rt.>cb a h tllc lO\lng ~~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• t•ar p els . drape ~. --Twnhme Large2 Br.:: 1707 l'11rt s.hcfficld t•,irc. 2 frvk ':. .. l)!c SA.'i CLl'.:l\lt:NT.1::. I 20r 1679 Ploc•nti'o ...... fireplact:. duuble l'ar :J bd. 2 ba. cnl'lo:.cd bac.k Ila. 2 i.ly. \'1ew ol J!• Spurling Heal l':!>lale, ( 1 1 I' , 1 L' 1 " H h "· Sto • "" ,...,. ti bit 1 l 1 & 1 k ·-am rm . I\ :. • :. )J nr s, ·' r. l' "" • rci; <al 1-1th St. Costa i\l".·.·11 "ara••c. $375. per month Y . . ms. rp l'. cri•.' .:.. cou r..,c . ;.i . c. ::\.)~ COMPA~V 8.'i:J·$14 s"n!lOt> f'1 lc•· l'"iltor :s~700 mo income, C;1ll • ~-· .. ... { d d ' r" s1~·" c.•77 11 ,...,,... ------· 19"2":~"13 .i. ., '" °"C!•x•s/ till) 40·>.g;.p or t:!t:J I 16.000 :,ql500. fl bldlgl' i\,t-GC Wall'r & i::a r 1lc 1 er rp • n11·c a .a. ""' .,.. o. l!Jo:\l.T011~ -,'"l'L'.('U' N.·wplTlls.· I ur, .,..,. "'"' .,<. ., ·" " furnis hed for lhl.'i.l' (;hilfl rl'n 'p e t:. o k . -:---• .1~.···1.· • .Ju11 ""-' I) --------• I 1800 u····~"''9 ..... ntn., .. M.I .. 1 1 ~ ... ,,-, ln1vParkft•rrace ''R• • .....,. .., :.! bu. ~um C'1.•1L h\'"_ rm. l"lltl(}fttmll· view of oce<-""' .office. 16' h•l!h service beuutllul grounds. .,..., . ' . Ua T\\llh!'>l" lrplr.~ S:J1 ___ 6_7•3••4•4•0•0 ____ 1 frpll'. walb ot pla~s. 2 B e a u l 1 I u I 3 b ti •••-•••••••••••••••._!.!• Y-0-li -H-~-\l I'~· 1'0:.li E ~oor from 40 car park mi.: Roy Mc Cardi~ 3 Br 11 ~Ba, ~harp Span1::.h 5S2·i891i &51!6·8955 •vaL10:.. boat., c;~m~l'r to11nhc1m e fur(•r cl Lo DANA PT DUPLEX KI DDING' A n It! unit lot. ·5 ton tr:ivctm~ Realtor: 18-t.OHew.port slylc ConJ u . Ultns. ----- THE.BLUFFS Hastings l Co. area Trarlc ... _sin..;~00, :;cll.CallownC.r.·ltlR·:!OOG. BARGAINS70,,50 motel for s100.ooo. 111 a crane. l·l lon trave ling Costa Mcsa5"8·7729 clubhouse & pnol. S:l:!!i *RENTAlS• :\lycrs He;1lto~ti13·6 •56 _ Sparkhn~ cll'un. 3 years resort area~ Wa1l1ng for crane. Sp rinkle red spray1----------1 mo. b l & Ii.I & Se('. \'a 'NIVE fiSITY !'ARI\ "DoirHJ a Land offic e btlsiMu in Ttt. Bluffs since 1965" BLUFFS L.11'1?~ ·I UH, 3 6.\, fa m · rm. l11111us rm. l'ool :.1de for . Cllll for <kl:nb . .I .ick llowcl l & ,\:.,.ot"s. &1-H lstl <24 llRS > Gorqeous·Gracious olil. Larl(e J Br + 2 Br ali\'ew1rcownerto wakt• booth. Concrete block & l'anl ,t;, a v;.i1l l mmccl tl\H.io~ha.fun1. .. $5 3 Bdrm Hidgc Top Home un1li.. Ut:cks + patios up this slel'pcr. Century l 1 I l u P r o 11s l r ue t1on · Slrnrp 3 BR, 2 U,\ Mesa 9li:J-570S 3 Bil. r.tm r111.:: ha .. S4 w fllO degree fantasl1 t• B111hler musl sell to 1·om · :!l. Duhan · Doyle Invest ll<>ulcd pl;.inl area with V crdl' · (./ui c t s tn•e l. Tll E TEIUt1\C~: Ocean llarbor Vil'"''. µlell'cxchan~e. licst huy mcnts.S.18·1168 ho lophi!OIC m e r cury Close l o srhool:; HuntinqtonBeach 3240 3 nR.:!lla ...... S-l:W/·I $127.JSO 0 Pl ":J'IOO I ~ -vaporlq,ihlmi.:. S375. 'mo. C:ill Larry. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TURTLE llOCK T l·:RI in on:i ~·' 'o 'II. DC PLEX hx('r -uppcr rm I d c a I for gene r :i I 5-lti·5880. HUGE POIMT REALTY Wcstl>ay lncoml• llomcs R 2 Int with rnom for ad m'•nufuct uiino or ···ould _ __ . 4 UR, •1 Ila . /'0<Jl 111n111t -1!16·51iOO & 1:1:J·02UI! :.Ht21 Coa~t llwy • 0 ,.. ~ Bil B <lf I · I Prrsllge 2 s tory 1 lwdrm. garrltncr pa11t·. . SIO Sales & Leases 496.3431 1hllonal uni ls . Easls1d1• make an xlnt lac11ity for 3 ra Mt Coni. 1! lorm.il tlilltnl! rin. :ii J D1·:1·:1n ·1 I-:L n OCEAhlFRONT SJ\ FE . S 1-: t' U H t:: ---___ ..__ Cos l .l ~l e:.a S·l:5.50!1 molorhome repair & Pool. encl dhl i;ar. s3.?J hath!-, upi:rndt•d 1hrnout 2 llR. 21 3 Ila ....... S3 Triple' '\c1~ "" m.1rkr t. CYPRESS SllOIU:S :1 11r ,..____-~--~nn. o~ly, please. ;T storage !!1°.:.S.~·JS!lll; 510~2-2 Yr!> old \\all.. lo m·1•an J Un. 2 Ila . S4 :\.lnl 1·on1I , & liwatum l'USI 2lf1l l1·,F:1rn l\m. IHCOMEPLUS tAST , l r ntury ~1 An 11 l. for 1nspe1·t1nn c ouNTRY .'\T;\10S 5 1511 /m o . 1111·l 1b \\'1\l.~Lil:,<l UAHE l',1lh1•r :? 11111b 11kall) 2 pal 10 .,, r>' l ll<"h , l.ml'lv :1 lwrlrm home :>pcctal. Duhan !Joylr "'kda.>~ lllo I pm Wkncb PllERE: Sparctupl<i)'& i.:ard1.•m•r 1\:tk li1r "e1th :?BH.2 11.1 . . •... S:) GREENBELTS BA.YVIEWS Sf.VERAIJ l::XCl'flNt;, EXCLUSl\"1-: l.ISTl:"\<iS !'OW BEI NG OF l:'k:R":O "11111..'1;!):!501 ur t:HJ-:E:\THEE $275.l'><MI (',di lor 1h•l.11b prt\J1'\.~l:!.'>,OOO U\1111.•r ha' -.f.1m11v rm . l'lct· TAX SHELTER t '>l'l~on Rohinson, Hllr. het1ruo m s hardwoorl !ili2·-1 171 Bkr :.!BH.J Ila ..... $3 llolli,. Woud. Hl'J lto1 l!Jll 1:!:111 hltn~. 2 h •• ·~ \II l'rptl!d 1il l16i58l20 llooring. J~uble .a:.iraj.!c • H:rnch0San.Jo;iqu1n tii5111iiti 01•t·r 11.ood f11111r!'I nic... TIME • s;i-•, mo Phone Hod :::iu!X'r " lir. 2 lt;l. 1'11"· 2 1Ul.2 Ba .•..•... ~'! CYPRUS SHORE 11.11 10 & clhll· s.:.1r J!l t'mls·<'osta ;\ll·~a 2 Lots for sol~ 2200 ~·~~l!u so n Hcaltori.. :1 ~P'_· n t>._ SJJ:,,mo :!RH.2ha.01l'n ,lti01500 1.A.'\T ('II\~('!', lu huy S;H1 Cl1•t1h.'nLc's !1111.·'I "'·OJll'll cr. A pair o l hous t>s + li' I S tory ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8JJJM21 .1t.l-1.'>b'9!1b3 l1Kl1 Jt,\l,;l~LlJ-:TCLLlB Mllll.'I 'it'\l l>Ort 111•1 i:ht:-hl'.1 t;h l'lllllll) i-;,l'l'UI l\l' II II pl 1.·' l' :-. d I\ 111 e el h y L'nils Onl~ S:l55.000 ~o rent JI kl' 3 rm .. :! Ba 1 'onl .... $4. RIMG '640·5 5 60 II A R I\ 0 R V I I': W hom" lrom !l\\IWr hl'tort• :IBH. 3 h.1 n •s1<ll'lll'l' l'l11M•1I i.:.1rag1•i. 2bl·drm Jl,\\'llJ l'IOLl HKl-A Reduced lo Si!>.99.i . 10: :'\l'wporl Jll;, townhoust~3 \'1llai:I.' lkal l•::.tah• Nl-:Wl'Ol<1' BEACll Port()fino. n ew d l'l 111' • hl' 1111n .. 11 II\ l'I' l•l brnk\•r 1-'llll':.l <111.ihly tll>llllll\l l',ll'h 111)11 I!•" liltni. "' \I Hl.Tll i\<'res. c I Zone In ~hop-hr. 21 ~ ha. liHllllf.! rm L'I. l 'j I ., I I I :1 hit. 2 Ba ......... s:r arts. p.1 r f! Ul'l fl1•or-. Stii .500 i;.1.; li!l!I:• nH' n ti.. nu 1 -. t.1 n d' n s.: <'\lh il'nn«I palm~ •'<l Sl'P C.'\Lf, 511Htt150 p1 n I! t'c n l e r Ad 101 ns <Imel. nr -.ehools. ~hop r ,.,, r•,. >r. w l:J, l'IH •>i-1'1 1 UH.:!' z Ba . . . . SS s hulh•r!>. ctt· L'11111u" oc<·<.111 \1t•\1,1 ui.t !>lt'll'W t•ntrn1H'l'lr11mn•ar.1\ll -m<itn l'o~l Oflin• in p1n i;:. S lll25U (i i~) palio, l'rph ilrl>'> CU l.VEHUi\LI': loclll 1on.S9K.500.6'11 ~:1!1 Dupl~x:$1 27,900 l'Uri C.m·1 lw n •pltu·cd Ill" '1·du1trd hy hll'k \\\·~t nllnMer. i\:;i.rs=-t•d 5!!3 i7t!8, 523-5523 or :l>:1 15 mo . '.Jll3 156:1 4CIH ·J U $3. --------l.argl•:J Jlll,2 lla\hf·a lorSl!l!l,!1'10 w,111!. Slll!l,500, Harrell Tnplex,l•:.Cnsta Mesa :\I\' SIO~J.OUO. lh•altor. 751!Jtill.1 !l(l.'l·li~1 l1C'nl<1IFt·1.• ,w a .......... • Want ad results 642 56711 213 35.5 ZMI IUlr Call l!l2 1121 Heally 6 1<!·.'i200 Si5.000. Xlnllax ~hellt>r :\l:.l Year, 642·2991. P.S ·----U""l''f'll \ ll"'''RY ,\""nl u3•• '""I'' We o;rll hnmes for ;i•,; 1 Br, 2 Ra. family rm. V1lla):!c Hl•a l l·:,tate 552-7500 .-..wportleach l069Hewpcrtleoeh l069 ,-,ltl"t\l 1'C;ks ~ ,.... "'"'"'~ l'omm1~sio11. rormalu•n.rm,allbltn:. fl(: ?h· 1 Ir ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --, ~ --f p rt 2000 16 UM NEWPORT BCH ---S525 S.15·71.i4:; 3t 1 r, ~;n rm, -(1' 11' 1· . red hill macnab I Irvine realty 5 IEDROOM -IRVIME TERR~CE Ideally loc::1tc d for I he family who reouir c s 4 nr 5 bedrooms walk to Newport Ct'nlt'r -Balhoa Isla nd & the beaches . $8~.000 Tom qut't'n 644·6200. 11'53) ~IEAUTIFUL VISTAS" Can be seen from this fabulous Hacienda on the green. 6 bedroom - 2-story w /vcranrla overlooking c harming court ya rd w /jacuzzi . Imported tiles & fixtures thruo ut. $289,500. L y nne R o the ll 644-6200. (T54> SOUTHPORT MAMSIOH On Spyglass 11111 ! C h arming Cape Cod home w/6 bedrooms. lg. family room w /fireplace. s pacious living room w /marble fire place. formal dining r oom, ~tili ng <ire~ m kitch e n & bonus room . On hu~r <.'Orne r lot w }ocean & li g ht v1 ~w ! M i.JrJoric M hon 644-6200. CT55 > U:Z-1235 644-UOO 901 oo. .. llt••• PANORAMIC VIEW ncome ro~ Y . 2 vacnnt lots. n .I, ~11de by > tns. w car itar. m·r y< . •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• llerr s ll rre~ti\11.'ly re side. in San Clemente Collritc l'a rk 3 Dr 2 Ila Kids ok. No fc1•. $;1:!5. mo Heaulllul tile rno<cq. UONSESTATES <lonenlrl«r(•1111e.locatccl l\lust sell.!)?g .. 11n. home. 1-·am. nm. fqik. bt f>lot1c\•r,li l2·11:!l Spanish h11mL' <W1•rlook· 111 th1• h«arl ol lhr Pt•n ---S.'175 mo. 751 15.5.5 ---r ealty tug g\11! t·ourse. l'•lY & ll111lcle r llrnkcr sl'lhni;: nisula Fl•l• l:rnd. t'icvcr u Waterfront 1.ot, Lrrward -Va1.·ant 2 hd, 2 ha, 1wwly cw~·a1L :!100 sq. fl, w 2 prnp1:rty':11'01Ruml!>ln v a c11nc~· p ro hl e m , ~:mna, Oxnard. ti8' or;1 t-:. Side 3 Br I Ba, r pls, <.lt•cor;1lcrl. dhl ~ar.1).!1'. l\<lrrns. ::! haths, I~. hv l)l'lmt: an•:1:.. Il l llunl· w )'Car l'OUtlll ll•nunb "'Iler . 1-·11•. S·l ~.~00 drJ)!..gar.fncdyd. Fami li;:t• lot . s:120 11111., 1,;all rm . 1:-'ca {url'I> tlll' 2 1nt!lon lk.H'h New & Sl'l,ed <~ro:;,. ·:1<!.!l lO. I\ 213 !JJ7 .. 111o11 ly. $21:15.1>31 2ill NanHli2·77Kll Excc111tve wanted Ileau h'plS wH bur, brcak(aM l1l•,1r Oc\I ran• oppl\' ul $2\l:UKlO. -- ----il hr & tlen, <lhl itar., I~ r m.&'1\ll'wlroml''l'f) 536-2579 592-5010 ,J.t\.tU:Y~Ol.l>~&CO Mountoin,Oesert, J hd, 2 ha C.omlu, JlOnl. •~l!R ,:!l\1~.poul.w11iuul y<l.Nn p\'li. !li!>·l~l!l3 roull\ SIVti.(1011, 11"-H. llkr <ill)t~I0!12till Resort 2400 S2i5 m•1 l.l<'•J~IOI' & 1n;.i111l \\a lk .t11 lo:•h ..• . . • --.• l!IXU:l<MI 19 u.._•ITS ••••••••••••••••••••••• s1•1·unt~· rt·q rl. C;.ill ufl ,\\utl no11 ~.l.10, <.:all 2SIOU.Y L'\l•.C llCHH . · .., FOR SALE :\tounta1n hm for :-alt• .530pm.5~i li5. · H.1lph11tHl7f~llll llr.:!'~Ba,2500:..q ll.foi FAMILY DREAM \\'1-:ST~IDt-:. <.' )J Runnin~ Sprin)!>< a Bd , . . . . ., . rm. fnrm;tl r!in rm · Jll~I i.lt'I'' to 111.,11111((11 ~.:;:1.01M1, ~:11;,,180 gn":; 111· OH Burg;.iin l'rtl'e •lg l WI'.'> ~11,\ltl .. 1.1\H, :t 11,\ t•on !:iupcr ,I HH . -II\ t pl:-., hunu,., 1 rn, <'a 11 f p .,.. ~1n·1•I lh•.11•h from l'Ollh' '-llHll 'fl1'nrl.1hll' EXCHA .... GE . do. 1\ll 'lra'\, pool. drpo;, n () S29C. O\I) furlh1•r1h•1:11b!lf>:l-71166r 1 hi, i.11 .. 1, 111 11 ,1 or, Hd111ill hkl• 1ww lh' nl'I' .., Pofrn D•sert Condo 1:luhh~<'. s:.125 he. or hu~ !111.1 154 .. 'l 91,.J 171\1.i :"n '"" !)();l l:ll:! tU:-.lnn, honii• \,. lh•\ihh• rn.t\ r.1r1\ :.>n.t 5Uii7ll. IZ l\ 7 l;li,ITS lRR Air l'ool Slf"SOO b \5177i tal ll'C. Vd\Jl!l' l<l•.•l ---II r 11 1111-·1 Call o_ur Rc-.11k n11.il · · ~ '· . . Ei.latr l 'ni, l'k. J:Jrden home. llnor pl.111 12 3 or I Jill •. " ''r ' " •~ [)ivi~ion Smaller pro 2JJ.J.S.5·2:lll __ Hiii 3 l!r <!Ba. I' am. ltrn, fplc, llr. :! , lw. trnnt~. po• ;ii, h.i -f Ire Lim 1 m. [@--~~! -~ pert1cs a vallahlc For Ronctt.s, forms, <'Pl:.. <1rp~. all ~1.tn:., dbl Wi\L" 10 tw:11•h hach ml J.H'u111 ~I~ tll 1·4157 ·~!anti k1l l'l1 " µ.111n . "•i:~ creatt,·e (in3ot'inl!. l~1x l!.-o .. •• 2700 f(ar. rncil y1I. s;i.ts mo ta••l·. u11l 11d l:lS. . l·l\ltl rnhr " hu.lll! \\tll\.. -;. free ex<'han ~e!> anti .. ~.: .... : .............. lncls waler & grdor. 2Hlli·unllo.friilt·$220. 3 llhr ,} Ha1• r1ef ri1~ lO W<•rrlrnhc plus pool >.7. -• • d « C" II 546-41<11 B " r d d w:. r .. ryr c ose 0 poo .. y:1r(I . ,\~k111~ only 11yram1 in,.. .... a on Level alfalfu la nd, will 3 R conuo , nc Y . park.S-IOOlse.552·5549 S78.000 ALFALFA RANCH our staff -~rhool1~g lease or sci I, best of For lease, 4 bcl. 2 ba. fri>k. ~rplc. S250 1,;all-1!!2 •11:?1 I I00 1\l·r~t-. hir!h produr -plus e.\pcnence counts. terms or consider trade . dshwshr. fncd yd .. closl! 2 liR condo, gar, bllns, l"1rsl time to r ent. suJ)l BER1'11A 11 F.NR Y lion :\ff.!ml. & marketing I! jQ ·1 l Many ranches 1n at(' a to schools. kids & pets ok. stereo, 527~. 1111•c .\ hr. 2 ba, cpl, drp~ Hf':ALTORS t·onlr.it·t a vail. Other UDI Ple nty of water . Call waler&~urdenerincl'd . llOMl',flNDEftS $,365 ./m o !l63·<\Sli • 0--------1 ronche!' avntl. Plac• anytime, Rkr, S41i·57l0. l sl. last & cleaning de· 612·!190<I 9tl:1 17ft6. No rental (e1 Son Jwon BILL GRUNDY Prap..-ti•• -posit. Refs req 'J . S400 Supcr.2 bcdrm, ow. ft/O, Vtllai:e Real Estate . Capistrano I 078 REALTOR 6 75-6161 ••oo ouAr,sit~r:,~0•1 me" Rentofs 546ino_9"34a2 va1l Marc h 1. cpl.I>, drpi.: pnlio. 5285. 3 b rm. 2 b a. h ug, • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • •• • •• •• •• • • • •• • • • • • • •• • •• • · mo. 003·456.'1 !163· 1786 No r a m . rm . • 2 f p I c • ~ Ownrr. 2tden, 2 ba. view. NEWLISTIHG Pride nr owner:<h1p & Hou1HFunilshed 3 Br, 2 ba. fiplc, crpt. rental fee. Village: Tloul +. S·l30. 5<10 8365 0 I.~ vatto. lux 1:pl1dr. auto Lovely 3 BK. 2 Ha . home. spacious 4· l'lcxc!i In •••••••••••••••••••••• • drJ)ll. dbl JlO r s:.i:i.5. l:sl l::stale. l>-'5·1:18:1. ~or S-11),!l:lO. 493 71f75 d ose lo llorhor ll1gh In bcnulHul part or 11 B. lolboa l1lond 3101~ Jost + SIOO 54!1·:1532. . . . . . . --.----- \ 1111 an· Ill\ tl<'t1 lo :in OPEN HOUSE I ;,pm Suntltl\ .11 :~11~1 C;1iIL•111.•I Tc:-.oro. SJC 111.irl>or l..in1· i •I 1)(1, Z 1>.1. tlllOI & rc•r a r1•.1 1't1p 1·11nd , x lnl tl'rlll~ H!l,tl~l Lo:-1'1ulrl'11 R<'all.Y 627 s ('~l ""' ~ I. ll l!l-1 tl1!fl SUJX'r roncl. Oon '1 lrt lhls Units w l rplc 's. II\....................... --~.111t1fulV1ll11 rac1(1c.:!H E A U 1 . Tcrrac • m11• !(Cl aw11)'. Sti.9,000. cli vi<l11<ll lndry t'ooms.opf;N Snl & Sun. ll63 Br. \1'll U11, cptd, nice Slury 1lll'a<'h houM'. 2 Tnwnhoml",lltc:!Rr28;1 I' r 1 n <' o 11 I ~ J\ I! c n l <'rWl!< 'd j?ll r. red ltll• roof. Fmcruld 2 nr furn S30o palln & encl yd , nr :.chis. Rn11• l ., b.i, ~rplc · thru l~l' k1t1 d l'n, C:ath. ce11 7H91lHl:!orli l5 l:!l~'l I0\'1'.h lnd :.1•p 'n it ,;..o Call !714 >2ft3-704l S.1'10.~18 ·1·1il (ltll ('Pl dr!l:. .1,t·u.rgu.r , frplC', cpts. d rps, $3~ Y aun9 lnwe.tors B l' 11 <' h ~• r r 11 • 2 B H Townhom c1 Nr111 11nrl clean 1111 a ptn 1 S26.5011 ""1l h 'cry low ctnwn 1 l'rrfol'\ rtri<t 10\ rxtmcnl. Bkr962 !>.511 I NT1'.H NA TI ON 1\I. --pool:1. tcnn1,, s .1un.1, mo 5523016 K ~; 1\ L F; S T AT E 4 Ull house. 12 l.Jlk to hay 2Br Hous~ l'!.o ~Le; I s'!1~ JO<'llMI Sl25. OOll 1251 -------- Nl-;T\\ ORK. 9ii2· 7751 SJ.15 p/mo. I'; z pnrking c~1ld O~. 522;, mu 21<!1! • , I Or, film rm. dinini; rm .. 117:1 1200 <10•4l I-Alden, Costa i\Jcsa 3 hr, 2ha , t I . nu 1•/rt, hit ha Turllcro1•k hom1 RR J\1'1D Nt:-:w II L"~IT>' ---------In ll10 , patio, fnt•d, lolal 1\cross from park.rl05· :111 W 8a)'. C ;\I 011Cn Chl~I')' 2 flit frplc, pntto. 2 b.I. & ba. ~aral'l', xlr:i ly rt.'(kor. boal / llV orl'a . tn pool & trnnts cts. 6 mt h uusc SJt1Sun AJ;l Tll aprro\ June 127 l11e y.1rd. i.:ood h1c;.itum nr nll. 2 mm to bch l!(I'. S.'IOO. n10. lsl, last 6-12 0758 Ameth~s~$220 6iS 21.57 ~ tu5 96Z··1tliZor 612 817\ SJ,SS,g:J92 Malloy Ur SlSO sec. dep. 640·8149 1 • ,. QJQ O'ILY P ILOT Sunday. February 1, 1976 • ~:4~t:-.~~ .. ~.':'!:.~ .... l~~'!'.'.~t:.~ .... 1 ~~.'."!:.~ .... ~~'!_'°!'~."!:.~~ ... ~~'!'!.'!':.n!:.~; .... · Houses UafWWthed0 HouHs UftfwniWd o ...... , Unfum l•OO Saft Ct.tMftte 37 76 Costa M•so 3i24 Costa Mesa 3824 Costo Meia 3824 Huntlnqton l eo<h 3'40 Newport leach 3169 ·•·•••••·······•·•·••·· ········~·············· .•..............•...... •····•·•·••···•········ ··~···················· .... . .................•...........•.•..•............... , ................ . :! lied 2 bath. whltt' stovl! • • •• •• ••• • • • • • •• •• • • lni• 3244 tWwportleoch 3269 & rrfi··" p,1 "r No Nicely turn :! Ur .111t (l\'-lll Ut ''-' \'111 \ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,. J:.,. Oc:~Jn Vil'\\ l'lll~t: t-1 ' " .... • • pe t s o,i:an \'IC:W . M d't V'll .JHr 1\.1 hltu .. t h1 hli1•1 , URTl.E noel\ lmmu~' 36' Oock l br cottdo ... 91>.3111 . bo·.ir h & lO\\ II. ~j mo e l erranean l age \H'h'llll)I• ~.!'t X~lll \\ nr, den. 2. ~a. frplr . 2': bir. l>oublt· g;ar. Sm:>. .:__ _ -4~ 8615 ..-l'tnlUC..h!h :J~i!I . lw.arncd CCII i,;:s. j,ltn~. ~164$ uflur ~ 'I/low Oan:1 r•ntnt [.)Ix 3 llr, .. _, Ml t• trush C'omptr, :! vallol'. --2 UJ, ~n~I. ~.lr. bJkooy "'lj;{ ~ h d THE ~ ~ i-:w I!.. l-fl.•l 1"11 ' ;: :i 'l·'' nnQ. lllJll'l, nr t><JI I Llr 3 Ba l 'undo .... Jill 1 W,\IO, "~ 1:1 l!I "''"' • • •Carpels & Drap s • Wet Bars 11111 m·. .. "'"' 1bh\\:-l11 &µ0<11 s-iso 75:!·11<19 ltm, poul. l\·11111». m.111) -----••••••••••••••••••••••• •Gr;tsscloth •i'i r<>places lar.:l' p.1t•"'· 1·1111 '<lr~s s.i7s 1;;11 07~11 3 Rr 2 Lla.·1r111c. Nr. Lido lolboa,eninwlo 3107 FRIENDLY )!.1r:i1:1'' 1 m1 lrum REMT ALS Shop:), avail 21117ti. SJl5 •••••••••••• ••••••••••• •Oishwash,•rs •Pools 11<•i·un S?t.11 l 'I) ~.11; ~' ., An 1 .. S""• 67:i·•l727 Lu•·ur)' ,\nt on Ualbor1 •Gyrtr'& Saunas •TE>rrnis Courts PLACE :, ', uu .. •" • • ··~·· L.EA.'\~; $600. The ult11nJI<' ---" ,. " 2 Br. I b<.1 Ill I l•ll'\ N~·'t -., Hit 2. nu ....... $.17St•I Ill m ainl frCl' m•vl "" '" ....... menh Furnlsh•d Hay 3 Br. 2 Uu. w <11•11, :! •Beamed Ceilin~~ •Wood Paneling llll ., 13 ' l "·IOI ,. ......-• I rpl<'" l\ II blln r u lly . s F . 11 . Fnjoy lhl' "•l01l ltl'1•' I 'Vt' tn "''"" l'l r I) w. ll·' r ,w., .... 'a ..• Ull ····"'. lllP.' Sunny. :.11ut:. ruomi. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... •Secunty ystems • air ousmg . ,.. . . ~·•·} "I" l '''IU ~ lilt, 211.b,1 ........ $;lot Ill IOVt!I)' Ur. llt!W 4 hr• :l Balboa Island 37 06 l.'(tUJPt kit. l:rnntlry, 000 ,1mlln1-: 111;1i;11 1 t 1l'1• n l ,.,._,I " " -· ~ llH,~ ll'.1 ......... ; ~$~ ba tnh1>1:. W/v. s hai;. l)!e ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!:. Balboa, boat s pace l & 213EDHOOMS !'tn~~'""' & v.,1Lcrfalb tn a L.:cGaiden A1>I .!II•. :!h.i :11rn·;-,lla ...... 5'.12o.11w< w1nclows f ully d rpd , Comp. rcrurbished luxury uvail. <.:all ror \'ll'Wini; 1 nEDROOM & OEN QUl~I. lll()Ut\lJlll•hkr H'I l'\I jl3tlll, fr11k. W /U .I llH, 2,; Bn .. $42511 ! tlshwhr, trui.h (.'(.Hl\Pl .. apt 2 Ur. no r h1ldrcn/· s.i9 29118 · c-vc:. 612''1463 2 UEDROOM TOWNHOUSE clm,ubi;. h TV & hookup. & •111 l•>.lrJ~ •lllU,<!~ba .. · ;··~ Rl!IC r lni: oven, ~oft pc'l't·llef's-Teq'd .S:l50mo llch :ipt.2br ,l(ur.Unlqul' · ouse, room !lti:l.~l56. LE RAISOR watt:I'. elec. t:ttra..:e op yrly 673·5099. , ntcl· ~:JSO + util Jone~ A special section for those with sm all pool tables, socio! nr . gus hlxt,'ll·nnis ch & -----Heulty, 67:J·G210 pets. e., e n ts Sunday II 1 den \•llrplc•, S:mo mo REALTY pool 3 hlk~ lo OCl.!IJll Sn1111I l\ach' ut1I ptl, fl31 Ad I 0 I brunette 'a, porti 2 :!B1 . th.1, ii2 111 11111 Sml Hcf's t>lt';;sc' liJ2·!li99 rarkng. $15\1 mo h.t, li.t Ocoanrront 2 story luxur) U ls n Y 1 H . P<'t OK HIO 2111:1 HM r •1mnu11 nr , lrv-1nn 6Th-21-H7•>f'(i.7~ 1 br apt. $.'l!>O. '· rly be, Ill Offi e 0 'I 9 00 t 6 O(} $Winwning pools. lorqe """"' . .. ' t-Cl t 3276 c·o-pen a1 y . 0 . ~ lluOlll\~l•lll llarl111u1 ;11 t·a \.unpus VJllcyShopCtr .>.-1 emene -· ---<'1.ut1I 675·~2:1 v · : t~<U11'1 . "' sa11nas, lpl<•\,2 1k~ll.1 ,&·o\11w1 CALL 833 8600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lolboo Peninsula 3707 •ollevboll. BB""s. u ''it "11 t '• <I,.,,.· . • ('u.1111 ." :1 hr. 2 ba 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PEN l'Ol:-.:T lll·,·iul 2 hd. I (714 ) 557·8020 ' ..,. ' " ' ·' d ()\Hthty adult <1pt:-fl 111n 11:.llw,hr :!I.I \1:!111!21'.! l1111\l'r:.1\)' l'ark, :!. Br uµ 1-'rph":.. xlnl lJt'h lot $1110 2 BR. Stl.'l)S to b.each t>a. ~un eek, garagl'. ::.;!:.lf> CU!itoffi tlrcor.1tl'ci I ~· ,ul<;<I, 11a1111. fqik, <lhl UIO 711 l'Yl II 17S t•\'1•:, park•!'I!· n~· pe~s. Now ll adult-., nu pl'ls. yeJ rly 2400 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Ca Li r. Hdrm. I Udrm & den. I'.• '\o ~unirm·r IOl'rl.'.ISl' i,:.11 ~1:-.0. lJ" nr 5:>'' 8:157 Junt· .IUth. 673·0010 ~15 mo . 673·9169 hJth ;.! lltlrm. 2 l)Jth ' ;.! Ur, uni u11l Ill~• & ~l!JO • -· -NU dlx ronrio 2-i :: i-d1•11. lll•:ST Vi\l.UI-; Is: bale, puul Jl't r Ba ch .. \f)l Sl•n t'111tcn Corona ct.I Mar 3822 Spul·1ou1o closets & cup I Sm 1) ""Pd:> or 1·h1ldren I h h S:l!ll p1 l'\1 pier & fi sh dotj<s on •••••••••••••••••••••••,Costa Mesa 3824 Costa Meio 3824 boJ rds. Fu r 111 tu re & 125 ,\ 12111 St 11ut,.t.1mhng 2nr 1'1•rrJ<'<' 1ea1· f-:, IJJ! · I 1r11 Ila ·front 5135 67'• 6700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• m a1d 'l'l'\ll'C ,l\'atlJhlc 'l'ownhouse. For lcai.e s.i 7 5. 2 1:J .:J1111 -2024 . _•_) __ · · .:._:_ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Small pets Ul'<'<'Pl<'d 2 Br. J blO\.•ks llunt1ni.'tc>11 "11 9M1 ?14-492·82tj() __ Corona def Mor 37 22 .... Off Beaten Path l)U1":'1' )!ardl·n t~·pc adult Office hours ti tu•. l\:ntt'r S?to mo Adult~. HI .mil new pal111 ht10ll' Son Juon ••••••••••••••••••••••• {-SI v I 2 & 3 Hr. Adults no llJ('O, ~&:I lx!rm apb 2:.ltKI Fa1rv1ew, c.~l. -·~2 ~ R~2373 .I II r +FR 2 r r p I c, Copistrcmo 3278 S PAC IOUS & Im mac. I,, l~!".~AS,. p'ct~. dshws hrs. :.hal! 1&2 baths I'\'\ patio, 545-2300 Sp,11:1ou1o nrw triplex 3 Ur q1l~'drp_s . s prklrs Xlnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bac helo r , encl. gar . cµLs. closed ~:.i ra ~l'. :i?mc ~"' t r plPs. 1~001. ---------& 2 kr un1h Srnrt a l loc. $-125! l'h: S5!1 OIRti e' . .\ Br 2 Ba honw or twc11 h & :'llature qwel adult only. CORONA DE L MAR rrplc. BBQ. Gas & water \\ alk1ni.: d1:.t.11lce to s hor Modern. spa~ous 3 hr. <! ~u. St'I'· l!J r \\, l11dry -- -----n a n a P t. Marin a s 150 No pets. Rers. 673·2278 pd. Pool. pin~. bl'uut. landscupt:d. ba. (rplc. open bt·am l'C1I t:unn. :; Hi 56:J:J w~nd::. u1 WATERFRONT VIEWS IN NEWPORT. \trn1no oem1n .ton .to •·l~QJllt •· •<tl•OQ w'v lO • '"e Cnooit' to.It\ Da't w1noo w\ Sk v11qr11 s fir~ ()IJl t'\ VOIJI owo prtv.ite l><lllO or D~conv A 111eoo1v m1111on nou.v rec <l"nter T!'nn1s courrs 100 t.>romo11tory Point tu•urv .1c!Ult rentnls from S 'so mo111111v 100 Promontorv or we~t Just norm ot J~mboree on PJCl!lt coast fi1ghw.ly t eieonone 11141 &75 8000 Ownro ano manal)eCI ov Ttte 1r111ne Companv UTILITIES PAID 111,0 CK TO OCl-:1\N Dl•luxe l'n\ Jt1.: 21ir, 2ha Ll!l' walk·tn l'losct:.. hltns, )!ara)!t'. cable T\. Adults no pl."h $:150 m o. on year ly le ase . Sec lo Jpprcr1all'. <::ii I for appt 55l·l:o.i2 after 6 P l\t PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS Rn chl•lor 1 or 2 .lk'droomi. and Tn\\ nhou:.t'S . I I , 3248 1110.499·:l05H _ _ • C--o-stau ... sa---3724 2 Ur Townhouse, frpk . LAMANCHAAPTS Allractt,·~~cnt. All moil. 1·011 v. S325. Jil li. Laquna Beach '"''" Pool. lt•nnis. continental 778Scoll Plat·e CM Mart1n1qu~ Apts ITT:l !1950or675·1094 Norm -------- •••••••••••••••••••••••Santa Ana 3280 •••••··~· •••••••••••••• breakfast. Some ocean & 642.5073 · 1;.16 5542 or tl31 300:1 l un , n ~·. ~190 . m 11 RENT A.LS ••••••••••••••••••••••• $37 .SO WEEK & UP Catalina views. l:luse to I 2 Ill' 2 Ba , S255: furn .. Adults, no pl'ls L·GU ....... BE·CH '')\'Cly ,'j 1)11. frpl<·. f"'1n . •Studio& I BH Apls shopping & fine beach.I CASA HERMOSA Suprr lrg & tlt.'llll 2 hr, Studio. Sl60 !17\ Mission, 5f17.J6:1!1nrli!)3·212'1 .,.. """ "" ..,. 0 "l•l·'"'l I ' 1>allo 1><>01 d 11ldrrn ok f ~ l ~ •TV & Matd Serv Avail ... c.u 148 W W'I C""" · · 5.'i2 78.'i5 or appl. Sprawlini.: 4 llOR!\l & rm .. new parn ~ paper, •PhoncScrv;lltdpool • I son, ,.., S2lll. No pl."tS 1<!6 Monte ----· ----S350, Near o<•can, i:uod l•',\M. R~. home. I.gt•. n 1 c c ." ~ ~ I: h . •Children Section ------Beautiful V1st.1i\\'C. S IX ~fl. FOUH SE1\SONSAPTS . lookini: Condo, 2 llr, Fr. $2:19.50 ~ 01x•11 !l li Daily 1 Spa Pools·Ten111s • /\t·ru:;s from Fas hion I 1:-land at .Jamboree on l San Jo:iqwn lhll:; Hoac1 . (714164~900_ ~ "u II d ee k w I U C I·: i\ N ~_:hood. SJ.JS. ·>'1·>·~46._ •Low monthly ratrs ;! & 3 Hr Twnhsc~ ./\pts. To ... nhous• Apt <!Ur Townhsc. 112ba, J>Vl laundry rm. panelhni;, \'ll::W. B11•·tn kllchcn, W ... stmi'nst ... r 3298 1-:ncl pallo, l>ltns. frpk. ... '"' :-.OlCE E·St<.le I l>r unfurn. patio, 11001. adults, no s hl'l v1n ", t•p t,., cl rps, ~ .. .. •S.'iOFl''weeli.'s rcnt J tC I d l 'ttl pcl -=1~ m o N " tlhl.1::.ira1:c.5'100mo. •re•••••••••••••••••••• G73·718:1 us ompete · "'· · • 11 pc1s.S205.645·0:J:12 p11t1n . pool. no k id:.. LIVI!: Near The Beach • Casa def Sol l3caul1ful Adult /\pts FT-om $190 21661 Brookhurst. JIH 962-6653 :! Ul>Rl\l. & HUM PUS Nice J 1m. l ' 2 bath. rpt, ~i~1~cwport Bivd , CM JETTY VIF.W. a l!!C lux· Accept Child & Pet pdi.. li-15 <M1 l -Dano Point 3826 f.i:l7 7!J71i ur8117·:18!13 ~tt\ hQml~i .Llutll·•n drps.l>W.R/0 .S310/mo. 548·!1755orli45·:l%7 1111ous2UH ~round floor AllAmenities DECIDETODAY ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 .c en ., t : i:araJ.:c. 963·4569 963·1781; no r en· unit or Duplex ~•/J"lt" M, :>Jilt SJ.·•~ t c t > iar " Qwclres1dentrnl sect1on · " ~ ., "' -"' ••• omov 111 l us1 ·" VE KY Ir~ ::! Bil 2·bJ s:J8S i\lo · t .il fee. VIiiage Re al 2035 Fullmon, CM ocean \'icw. SINGl.F.S :m H w/(rpk S.145 hr, 2 h:.i apt w/frpk, w/terracl.'. ups trs. no HARBOR AREA MlsstOMREA.LTY Es tate. 1 BR Furn. 2 lri; closets. l'fl EFJo:Hn E u . s5:,o :um S:l!l5 i>alw. µ:mtry & pool. pets S225. 675·5205. quee ns 1ie bed. pr iv. p /mo. Call Agent. lnquirencxt door 1\llults.SJ00.&1:';·3381 bl!>·~ New 1.2.& 3 Bdrm Apartments Fir eplaces. butlt·tn:-, 'aried choice of carpets. :J Ur. 2 Ba, ~rly 2 blks to IJca<'h S:ISO mo. !JSSS. Cslllwy, L aguna 2700Sq. F't. Exec 2Sty, 21 ~ drcs-sing rm, xtni Ice i;.14.7211 Nii.:el Hal·1enda De l\l(!).a - -~ -------PhoM 494:0731 Ba. fam·rm, frptc, 3 .car room !I. e nc 1. ga r . -160 W. Wilson, Apl I! l t;, Side Lux. 2 Dr unit. F'r..-shly painted 2 hr, 2 ha. 642·318S gar. $475 892·6236 w/storage. Adults only, 3 llH. old Cd M. l'rt'' Costa M1•sa ponJ. frt1ll·. rlose to S225 incl. util. 496·793-1 or WHY RENT?. Housel Furnished or nopets. d eck , g ar. JUS1 r e · I MOFREEREMT shop::.. S2SO, gas & wtr 960-1142 --------!.. yards . µat1os, bJlco mes, 3 UR, :! ba, itar .• palm, some :.tudios :.omcl hl<wk to beach. No peb. ullht1cs paid, ~nrlo:.edl Yrly. W. Nwpt 642·1603 ..! 3 modl'led . $400. 640-8007 me. ti-15·6697 ---------- $1200. down could buy1 Unfurnished-3 OO El Pumo MHa ---.--2 Br. 1 Ra. Poyl. Bltns. Uniqur apl'Mfice suite lovely 2 + de n or :J br "•••••••-.•••••••••••••• 1 BEDROOM Bnl!hl charm g view. l llr. Drapes. Sl90 m o. I Br. rcfng & stove, P'1 d eluxe features. ore an home on Bluebird Ca· No r hildren, 0 0 pets. l.)!1.' !>Undcck lo m alure 642·9367 Aft. 5PM pauo, ~arage, SISO mo. vu, adlts S340. 675·5605 n.von Road. 494·0769 NEWPORT BBCH ref 1 n etl I a d y. H cfs. ---nr 1-·a1r & Wilson 549·3638 -------·--- Winte r & Yearly leases Pool & Recreation 640 7584 . $325. Near new 3 br. 2 ba, e\'eS Unfum. Oc Vu Ir~ dh:. garai:cs. 21lR or JSR Partly furn. Children Welcom~ 1 llousc to Ocean Jmmac. decorator s harp 2 from $650 month I 959 Maple Ave, CM frplc. j!ar. no pets . .i::. 2LIR 2ba. frplc, balcony. bet.I. 2 bath, d en, charm BILLGRUMDY Costa Mesa 3124 c .M.642-1603 2 Br. rpts. drps. enclosed lndry . adulls·no pets. Open House I I .4 Co 11 673· 7180 Sot & Sun 16702 Blanton \.h•:-tof Bol:.;a ll1<'a North of Warner 2 Rr duplex. ne wly del' .. lrpk. magnificent v iew · of h arbo r, boats , Ma riner'i. ~11lc. $395. m o. ti45·6392 days a sk Cor Ted.or !l62·!1G64i eves lilt:, elevator. bnck frplc, $210. Furn. 2 Br. Garages.••••••••••••••••••••••• j!dragt•. no pe ts $210 m o. S295'mo.4!lR 2H7 p\t patio, (antaetic oc. REALTOr. 675-6161 green la\\ns . purified CASA VICTORIA 2 Br H'.t D:i. brand new &H 1103 -----• v u., Victoria Beach. water. Adults, no pe ts. 1,2&3br .DeluxeUnfur. Twnhsestyle. Frplc, L.gt• --Huntinqtonleach 3840 OPEN hse. Sal/Sun t2·5. 2020 Fullerton /\ve . 1 or Furn. gas/wtr pd. pvt patio, gar, S27S. 2447 /\dull d eluxe, 1 lir, OIW. ••••••••••••••••••••••• St;75, lse. 2670 V1clona bioek E. of Newport /\vc /\dults·No pets Sec. "ale Elden 97!1-1658 refnJ:, frplc. gar · pool. SJ00.000 P a lm Springs & 1 block So of Bay .. · No •"•ls. 1975 Pomona • ON BEACH llr. (213) 275·0812 · · · Pool. rec r m , elevators ~ 2 B d .,.2 4~1~ .• r. j . __ __ C:stale for lease. 642·8690 52.' v· ct ri &42.11970 ~,..,. r , rps,. rrpts, "'' · ... 1. .3 B 2 D o · $1700. per mo. Unfurn. 1 1 0 3 • _ frplc, pvt pa t.io. aJJ. --. ------ . r, o, ceanv1ew, S2•100. per mo. Furn. E. Side pvl, neat 1 llr. PQ<?I . b . I shoppin•'. 213·592·5227 ADULTS 2 Or. 1 U:.i, Dltns . llllins, rpts & drps, $5 priv. & els to shops. Ulil Lrg qwet 2 r tnp ex: l \.", " Sl80. m o. 578 Joann mo.49'1·2696 !~~~1~:.rd~~f( .~nip~~ inc.5190.6~5·64>97 b~ · Nr evcrY\.h in ~. NEW 2BR. l l/.i ba,patio, Strc-ct.Costa Mesa 1' L·:W 3 Br 3 Da ()(.'ean· Heers 71<1·687·0700 days s2OO1m 0 • 6 4 5 · 3 5 5 4 ..'. ~ardcn. ad I ls , no pets. . , iew, 2 car "<ir. (net.I yd, Furn or parlly furn bach. !1·5.(AI) S2J5 642.1603 2 BR, l Ba s ingle story . .. or 714·G89·9G69aft 5. 5 160. m o. U t il p<I. - . . · Shag erpts. drps . patio. "•50 mo. lmmt:.'tl. Ocrup. Employed or stude nt. 2 bd apt. flefr1g. stove, MESA VERDE VILLAS beam ceil, Cprlc, gar . Possible lease opt ion . -ran >ets & drps laundry '1!l7·10SI or993·2J"• LIDO ISLE 2 Br 2 Ba, S.18·6355 . . • Large 1&2 bdrm apts, At.lulls. S215. 25'14 "F." .,., ----------• far11. 1 r h1ld ok. no pets, beaut. interiors open to Elden. 537·:1125 D/W, W /D. nr beach . Luxur·1ou~ •'u nst h se Located at west end of S11.ic1ous newly decor 2 S-175 Ls 675·1448 · k d . • " .. " · . • • lush water landsrapm g. llr. D e n . oceanv1rw, Collettei·882·3789 :iy~.s. ~t~l'd· l!C~l. ~~u7slm97krs. W11son.S175.642-J697. E very ronceivable xtra 2 Bil. Crpts, l>rpls. c;;ar. \<lits. Hef's S..125 mo. + •• a1 service . .,...,. * Efm Gardens• l\tust see to apprec. $275 across Crom. Wilson Sehl. tl<·p 49!1·2901149-1·5167 • Sob lse. i\1..ir 1;; to Jul 31. Huntif\C)t0tt Beoch 3740 1 Br unfurn SlSO m o. to $465. 1555 Mesa Verde ~IGS. mo. S-lG_·_448 _· 1 ___ 1 ,. . Mesa Verde Home,. 4 B •••••••••••••••••••··~· Adults, no pet.c;. 177 E . Drive Ea s l. ( 7 14 > P ark·hke surround m~s: .1 llr. walk lo hear h. ya rd, + den. sn~ls. ch\ldren BEAUTIFUL 1 br furn 22nd St. 642.3645 54().8117f'.' Just W. of Mesa lRR w/w r arpets. drps, \ 1ew. No. end Laguna . pcls OK. Will furn. i S170 & Sl80 S h Verde Ctr .. off Ha rbor . bllns OIR. lndry. walk S:l85 49-1 786" ssoo...... 9 g 57 apts · panis Bl d d t C !\l G If • · ·' nercs~ 1110. 1 4 . 1 style bldg, pvt e ncl Jtar , Ni':W nn EED /\PTS , v ·a J. 0 · • 0 "' bus & shops. Sl 50. Quiet LOCJUM Miguel 3252 Condominiums pool. sauna. lndry, ad Its. Bach. SIBO. ut1 I pd. Pool. c. Club. adults. 548·1098. no pets ••••••••••••••••••••••• Unfurnished 3425 17301 Keelson Ln, l blk jacuzzi,gar .645·4411 2 Br 2 Ba, cpt s & drps, 2 BR /\dlLc; Pl!l5. Bllns nu l'restigious nrea. Extra ••••••••••••••••••••••• W.ofBcach offSlaler. 4Br Condo end Unit. $325 bltns, dshwshr . $2-15 mo. dee. Sm pet ? 120 E. 21st. l~e 3 br . 3 ba, playroom. Ne wport Bearh. All new 842·i 848 mo. Pool avail. Days Agt. 838-8081 AptB 646·4549 ilo!>c lo bC'at:h & s hop 21.>r, 2ba w1pa tio & ex· STUDIO 497·2260,eves494·9819 ---------p1ni:. Avail. now S ISO. tras . Super location . Quiet 2 br, l \2 ba studio. 3 Dr 2, Ba lower , nr S . •;.!13) 2'18·9003 s:iso1m o. GiJ-27'19. $49 WEEKLY Ei\STSIDE 2 VHS OLD Dog ok. l'alw. Cpls only. Coast Plaza, 1-·amily . t'\o Full Kitchen & TV 2 Br 2 Ba, bltns. dshwshr, $200. 610 Joann 548-9573 pets. 5220. 5-15 .. 1991 l1111:e 4 Br home, Ii: fnrd Cnarmin g-3 Br;-hi~hly·UP· Lmens & UtHiti,M • cpts, gar. Adults/no i>els. Easlsid 2 b l ., ----• Ul·de ·s ac Int, h<>aul· &:raril'd,pool,prime ll.B. 'MJLETOOCEAN I blk to Ralphs Markel. e·. r.new e~s 2 H age b e droom ~. \lew, nu paml, frplc. :.! area. s:ns mo. Avail • • S300 mo 557·6462aft4PM drps ,patio&~arai:c.Nr redwood heamcd cc1I lttkstol>t'hl.~m1tobrh. 2·1·71i,961Ml51Ror962·7788 Execut1veSu1tH . S ~ops. /\1lul t s , .n o mgs. buill·ins. /\dlts. no ~:J9;;. Lahr n c.> a It y --727 Yorktown Bl•d. B/\Cll Apl. bllns, laundry child/pets. S22!l. &12·60.!5 pets. S170. :i68 W. Wilson. . IAA-4068 BOAT SLIP. Beach Blvd at Yorktown faril. Nr . OC College. -/\pt. C 536 04 I I Sl55 mo. 751·5561 art6PM Spac 3 Br. 2'12 ba. frpk. :! --------Missl0tt Viejo 326 7 Long Beach Marina • -----closed dbl gar's, Xlnt. lot• Large 3 br, 2 ba. lower ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wal<'rfronl Conclo for SM/\LLBF:ACHHOTEL MES/\ VEfiD E a r ea. nr llunt. llrbr. Nrw & level. No pct:.. Avail Lca~c-S350 m o. 30 m in. HoomsS23.SO wcck. Home atmosphe re 2 & 3 vac.$375 mo.8'16·42'J6.aft 2/1/7G Call artcr 6 Super rec1ecor:itr d 3 br. 2 1rom Loi-/\n~elcs. Apls $l IO. mo. 536·7056 br deluxe apts. 5'16·1034 6 pm. r.14 4847 or 6·10·0980 ha, cul de·sac, $360. mo. COA~T t::QUITIES 5116·11!>5 (213)430·0571 Lge Studio apt. across SL. lrviM 3844 lrviM 3844 Irvine 3844 J Br 2 Ba llom ns rt .. ~n ---fr heh. Rltns, frpk, pool, •••• •• •• •••• •• • •• • ••• •• •••••••••••• •••••• •• • •• • ••• •••• •• •••••• •• ••• •• • '· · ""' ·CONDO. 3 Br 2 n:.i, patio, jaruzzi 592·5813 \acanl,s~v1•ral torhoo~c l!ar. ds hw, A ,C, Sad·---·-·------ 1 rom. Sta rt mg nl S360 dlrback Vu. pool. cpts. LOCJUftO hoch 37 48 Lahr Really 586·40G8__ drps. nr sch I. S325 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Beach 3269 58b·8068 Mission Viejo. Oceanfront 2 nr 2 Ba. ···············•······· s r--c d --d-. decks, frplc. mod. k1lch. ' pac. -.xer .. on o. a J. Gar.S.'1..50. w/3rd llr,SJ75. .J BR, 3 ba, f IR . rrptc, ten· !\les:i Verde CC. 3 Br 21".! Ti\ J une.\!)1.5792 ,. llll'i, pool, gardener. $-100 Ila. frplc. patio. 2 rar ------- 1.10.0<KM l!Jr, beaut. J?r<.ounds , lgc MewfSort hoch 37 69 11001. Avail 211on G. $.ISO ••••••••••••••••••••••• II luffs Condos: lease:. mu. l"o C'hildren unrlcr J or 2 Br. adults. no pets from~/\ )lo ~159~~ 1.,3 Ill. No pets. 5 15-~G or Sl701SIOO. 2421 E. 16th St. 1-:enl ~ I· '' 556 ,7871 N Hts. til6· U!Ol •l.ILUFFS. •I l~r 2'' n.i, N 1-:W f'OllT C R EST $-10 WK UP 1&-·2_B_c1_r_&_ ~·~~"64Jl:•~0,'8~~~~·~· Twnhm, J nn . J Un . Barh. Color TV, maid ~~., · ·' · ' · F~m rm, rent $525. or scrv, pool. THI-: Ml::Si\ ____ __ __ l~~se option. 552.5:14-_, __ 415 N Nl?wport DI, NB llarhor Vll'W 3 rm. 2 h.1 Oc<!.in vu fahulous 1.530 tWn·9681 ~'l50.mo,Noll•alier~q•I, 1111 ft. 2 Ur . 2 'J lla. Duplex steps tohearh 2 S C'ie<'. l Pr c111 e rt11•i., l:at alt na oC'ei>n vu ...... I : th fr I $25°0 "1f2f60 '''· ia • pc, . • i;' > l\runll nu 1n Laguna 675·52~1 St /\ f ., l'R 2 1 Ntj!uel all !ipphanc l'S, ----------:.: • y. · rame. '1 ' • '·' full n •r. o rca. A l>eauttrul 2Br. 2ba . Winter rental. 2 l)lh. i::ar. Pool.;, ti·n~is. d b h N r l\h'(l1t1•rranean home for rs lo c . cw urn. S12S. /\j!t. S4R 12tl0 I . I _. 114 " h ----------$."1:.0 JX'r mo. :!1:1/1)41 2~22 nPw Y pain ru 4nl :1 Bil. 2 na. li;:t• :110 ur71'1 l()n·6.r,s1 St.Nl3.S325mo.ll7 5·038 1 kitchen, Crple in llarlJor C t ..... -37 24 Costa M ... so --3724-v 1 r w a r ,. a . I n <' 1 os a ..,c:Ja ,. L?anil'ncr &. i·om rn IWlnl • ••• • • •• •• ••• • • ••• ••• •• •• •••••••••••• ••• •••• • • fa t·1I. S50ll. Call S:1ni 151··1952, nu ans. 75!1 OOlil:l 1.E.\SE Ol'TION· !i Ji il, i1 Ila. homl' lln Cnlr ('ourc;1• ul Snnta /\na llt!4. ~15 p l m n llY CI WOt'r 1~10 <l!l82 .1 nR, fam. r m ,& ric.>n or 51h BR l Yr lease• Wcstc llff a r r a . $6~0 \lonth. 1\l:'l. 548·5527 L<'ase: II. V ltomrs. 5 DR, :1 baths.•fom . rm.,2rplcs. Sf.75 Mo . ~14·8853 BLUFFS CONDO :l Br. 2~~ On, Bnck Roy view , bltms. $575 mo. &l·l·.8877. ~73·R:J79. ---- •'WANTED'" horn<' Cor LE1\SF. IO Ei\STBJ,llf'F aren LUSK or M1\C'r.n bullt 3 or 4 bc'drm i;ln1tle :1tory resldc.>ncc.>. Pool 11<· 1•cpl11blc i\nnunl lt·a~I' prcr. Call G41 74:111 11r 545-842'7. Townhouse 3 Dr. 21, h.1. bllns, l>/W , 2 r ar c:irporl. Pool $J7S Adults, nr. lloa~ llMP rutrG<12 SJJ3 We've Opened The Doors On A New Concept In RESIDENTIAL MOTEL LIVING AMBASSADOR INN FROM "$41 WEEKLY •Jacuzzi & HeQtod Pool • All U111it1es Paid •Wkly. Maid Service • 1<11chen Fac1h11es Avail. •Washer & Oryor Avail. •Wei Bar/ Refrigerators • • TV1D1rec1 Dial Phones Avail Furnished S11"1Qle Apt/Motel Unit• For Information COSTA MHA/22n Harbor Blvd M. 714/U S.4140 r Turtle Rock Apartments. 1 You expect them to be special. In lh<' c·xclu~•V<' \'ill,1g1' ul 1wlll• f.!m k " lurllc Rrn k y,q,, /\partnwnh j, tlw lir't 11pporl11n11v of ih ~ind l lw ro11irm1111t y " 'Pt., 1.11 Not'V y·ou (. ,111 lw ,1 p.11 1 qi t I 11' 1•m 11nnm<'nl ,md rn1nv .1 11·l,1>.l'!l l111· .. 1vl~ in 'nmr' \('IV p1·, 1.1l ,1p.1rtml'nt' You'll hJ\1• yot11 o\\ll pm.111• 1•11l1,111< 1· q11,1l1tv .1pprn ntnwnh ''''" 1 hc111 1• of I 111 I h1•dr1H1111 pl.111' mduding .1 t\\<> ,1111r I\\•' lll'1h1111m l1l\\nhonw 1\\,111y .1p.utnw111' 'n11<•r llrC'pl.1u'' w.i,11111 d1y<·r '11"< 1· .incl hrl'.tkf,1<.1 h.1r'-1\ll 1 •n1nv il11· 0 111drn 11 r111irl \ .H d' h.1rb1 •lu<' .m'.1' .ind po11I l1111lr Rock Ar.lrtmr111o; Yot• <''1wr1 tlwm lo lw "P<'< 1,11 .mJ tlwy .111 ·" I· I h1•d1111 '''"· l\1•nt.1I' ~lhO In <..i Hl 11111r11ltlv Own1·tl .ind 111,1n.wc•rl hy llh' lrv1111' (. or11p.1ny l1111f1· lo:111 l \'1,t.1 l\JWll1l""'' m 1h1• \'1ll.1w· ,,, 111111<· li111 f.. @ The•·•• l:r11 l 11r•\'{l11111· lrv1n1., C1l1111rn1,1 ii~ 1'1 1,1.111<111111)!1 --·----~ .. Turtle Rcx:k Vista Apartments ----------- SIOO BONUS Efficimry from 5 l!l5 2 Br.1&2 Ua from 5i.15 REALTY INC. Sp;1c1ous 3 hr. c1cn. 2 bu. 2 :.1dcck::.. frplc, i,:ar. $365 yrly. Adi ls li46-1!172 (71'1) 81111· 1311 . Non:~ /\li;o lovely :J bdrm, w 1lh •Summer & Winter al frplc & W/D. palm. S300 beach is beauttful m o. We h a vc many •Views of ocean, others m 11 U. ;ircu. Catalina & Palos • Verdes Super Sh arp!::! Ll r . •Largeprivatederks Twnhsl'. Tenr1s/Pool. •Heated P ool-Saunas "tnl:l~s_ 01\.: Nr s ho1,s. •Assigned co,·erecl . ~65. t.~ ~· ---- par~mg ' . :Jllr. 2h:i. nc:ir orcn n. S.'l60. •Add1t1onal. free parkmg per mo 1219 llununcton • '.\t::ud.ser\'1Ce a\'a 11 St. 5.1ti·~l9- • 1''um1ture ava1I ------ NO P ETS STEPS TO BEACH 2 Bil, 2 ba. yrly. furn. $J15 - 3 BR, 2 b:.1. Wntr. S350 J BR. 1'2 ba house $375 SEA WtMD Condo. 2 BR. 2 Ba. Un: furn. yearly. $400 associated BROKERS-REALTORS lOl~ W lolboo b 7 l '66 l Open :\t-F 9:30·5:30 'S<1l 10·5. Sun 12 S NEW 1 Bit l:ondo on II arbour. w /boat :,lip. Courts & Pools S.l35. Call B.iyfronl ~ Bd, 2 Ra. P\'l owner li75·-95l'I Bch & pier . $550. yrly. ---'-I (l79·19J5 & 644·4510 Laguna Beach 3848 -D-I'LEX ON T;1'-: -Huntington Pacific •••••••••••····~··••••• \VATER l>rop a pe bble into thr :l llr . 2 Jla. frplc. wet b~ir. 711 Ocean Ave ("114)"5'36·14&7 Oi.'l'an from your /\pl p11t111, boat c1ol·k. partly Lease. Luxury -,:-c;,r11n.ty, rum. No ktcls 1pl'ts. $475 • :\t:inrre a~n}~s .• II 155 Cst vrly 675. J.121 I lwy 4!l!1·2li.I.>. ---- Manaitcrl hy William Waltrrs Co. Spectac·ular \'1c·w, nt•11rly 1w w O'll)arls. 2 llr 2 Ila . BIKE TO BEA.CH blk 10 l.Jcadl. ~Z~OIS2!JO. 1·2·:J lledromn /\pts 4~1.:1:jl!:J or ·1!J1·2:J:l!J LIONS ESTATES ---- ---- 5:16·2579 592.5010 2 Ur 2 Ba dclUXl', Oce:in \'1ew. N. Enrl No pets I S265. LGE Vacant 2 br. 2 hlk 1>1ver!>o <.:ow . il!ll·4()(i(} ba, D /W, R'&o. cpt:-, 1·:\'cs. :! Br. 2 blks 111 b ch. nlv :-;2110 . . 61.2·:11811 OCEAMVIEW J Br sp<ll'tOU'> dupkx Sol:!;• mo.fi4 5.R!}l;t 2+ Den.:.: Ila. frplc·. W~1lk 10 h(•,1rh. 'I rly ::,:1;:; mu. 752·061-1 all ti. d rps. /\II u l'll P cl . .; ---, d l_I __ Hrookhursl & Hamlltun 2 Br. -Ba. lrp r. l it:1r , i\J!l. :-.;o kc. 846·1311 ; lau!.lctry , ~l··ck. s:uo f .:l11dln1'tcm' Mti·4938 5-10·;,IOO or G r3·1l_l>O ___ • .,., ,-G 12 51i';R Newport Beach 3869 Newport Beach 3869 Mewport Beach 3869 . ...................•...............•.••.••••........................ from a picture swing to a picture window I recreation with relaxation is the big picture at Park Newport. 0o VOJ p!av ICl'ln.~' T ~·e are 8 '·flhl"<I c()IJ(!s f0t you plus a 1enn•s sl'IOo ano a .,;•ea• Pro to ll<'IO .. rth you< gaml' L "" '" sv.im? TtiNc a•c 7 tty!.•at c• .. a• pools to ~as" ~·ou"'1 "'I A~o a turv !'<ltl•PPl'ng all lh•S you tan rot.it.,, lh a 1;1•1. r0'1 one in l•ori1 ot a po<:IJ•P w1n'1riw anll e"°y the pe,1ce of a v. arm '.l~d••n sun srn•ng ovt• 1~.-BJck a.1y Pa•'< Newpart ha~ 111~ abOut evcryllw•g I you II wa'll tn an apa11men1 home for vovr conven.enco, iJ mar~el he~vty salon I and dry cioane• F0t IOl'al•on. you II l)O 1ust ~ m•nules from Fa~hOQn lstano, Big Canyon and the UC lflllllll caf"lpus I \\ •' 1 ~ kif 1lMl v.ltrri' 1!11• t • 1.1 \umml'i' I '·'" 1H mt•t .11 J 1'71l • •• 1 1n•1 \, 1n 1 "1 11n Hill•. Rn 1r.•, t ~ n~\ lri•n l '"0 1" r·~ .,,, u1 ~11 ~~ 11• '° PARK NEWPORT Apartments& Townhouses on the Bay f'ROrCSSION•U l V MANACifO AV CiCRSON flAKAR t. ASSOCIAHS SunCluy f" "bruary 1. 1976 DAIL'( PILOT DI I Apartm•nh Furnl•h"d )Apartme nt• Furnished VCKJation Rental\ USO lofflu Reatal 4400 l&niMu l.o1t & fOUfld 5300 I or Unfurnfsh1 d 3 900 or Unfut nished 390 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• _Opportunity 5005 •'-•••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • •••••••••• ••••••••••••• l'.\L~l S l'ltl NUS :: nn. :! Nwpt l ch/ Alroort ••••••••••• ••••••••••• • t t . 1,. . tkl.p Want•d 7100 ~p Won~d 7 I OO~tp Wanted 7100 ~-'houi.t•. Sip:.. ti."' .ul "«· ('L'I' ~I .. r;.r;;.. ;(H):-0 . em Qut'('n~land ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,, ... "•"« .. teler. Hlkt i:rcy. 'fan HUNTINGTON BEACH'S FINEST for Holl llOl>C' Chlll"C ~ 2.3{10 i-c1ft, 1•:ir\Whtd & air • LIWHTl~G • poinb . Sml, Nhort hair.1•------.. --1 +or UJtc .. \•,tn·.11 0)' \H'Ck t•untlillunl.<J omcc :-.pa1•1• Custom lam~ & i.h.ide11; Sitn Ju.in <.:np rca ACCOUNTING BOYS AND GIRLS SP~NISH COU~Y ESTATt LIVIMG ~ a~n s or b e autiful pa rk-like sur roundini:s. Sunk.co pool Sparkhni! Span ish fountains. Spar1o us rooms . Sepa rate dining area. Walk in closets llome like kitc he n & cabinets. 1 Bedroom unfurnis hc.'d Sl20. l''urn1shed S2'10. 2 Ucclroom unfurna~hcd $250. Furnished $275. ALL UTILITIES FREE Wti lk to Huntingt on Center ~uus NO PUS LA QUINTA HERMOSA 1621 I Pariltide L_. l714J 847·5441 l blk. S. of Edi(lg er ; 1 blk W. of Beach rt•n11unal.tlc. 1 tl39· l!>Jll 1n<·l'd rc1'\'I>\. arcu 2 pvt n•vairs & re·styhn g 11nU· n t" ward . 1439 7 07 I & Rtfttals to s hore 4300 orftl"''· 2 ll?C Op(·n ureas. que lsmpt1 Same loca <213>375 16a7 ••••••••~•••••••••••••• J lht rc,troum,, ht lion m N(•wpurl lk':arh --1n1cn,.1t) ll~hung. i!Sll!.qft (or llj yc;i~ t•nc~ incl. Loi.I. prei;cripllon i.un MOVIMG? or.,. .it l·hou~t or ::.torage. mven«>ry: only $:!11,000 gh1 'f'" 1n n~e-dlt!'Volnt t>1t l!ll72or!'.18 ~159 Gruham Rily. 646·24 14 lit'r!!unalltcd <·a~l' :1:1&11 A •oid Depositl Call Ho.ase-Mates Guin <·omfort.ihlc rent & t\ l"OOIP11l1blc rO(lmrnutc. ~· 4 l:J.4 Ask for J 1111 I _, -W1ndloi.i .. l.a~una Nl~ucl s lilt•· 111·luxl' ulf1c\', 1n UIU:SS ~hop tor s;ilc:. Top ,1w i!llll m·w bldi:. nr Crv.y , onJy c M. location. P a u l. S6.S rno KJS·~-831-1400 or 645·~ ai>l L...ost. Calico c.1t ··Muk1'' 4450 _2_18 ______ .;__ rrom 603 Kmgi. ltd. NII Cal! 6-'S 36P2 Vern. room1nulc lo ::.horc ••••:•••••••••••••••••• - JHll bcuth hM• 1;t1 3lllh 11\~ Center. Lagun a l:k'arh s1 tm.4102 Sui• Shop 190 sq. ft. I M2 s. LAUNDROMAT On busy Ueach fllvd. Grosses over $3,000 l)(?r mo. Owner retiring. Call c entury 21 LO~'T: Hc w:ird 3 Yr oh.I fe m . cut. blk & wht Dana Pt are a . 4~·6799. 1 Const llwy <805) 527·9665 Ft>rn. room mall' ~h.1 re I qr 17 MJ -19-.H!\86. :lRlt ocanll'nt h!.e N. n. llJ(JO S<' FT -s-lo_r_e_n_r_o_(_fl_l·c w12 f1rcm1·n. Sltili + utl. • < (i75 62:17 /'.!. 1 ~I li:l I 18 1 !J , fr~1~l $155. ti'1G·2130 or C:huck or Oun tl7:i .noo -llAUTY SUPPLIES E me ry Re alty 1:146·3301 FOUND Jkd t'luffy C.:at tlOO blk o f Irv inl' /\ vc. N1.·wpo rl Ud\. 642·25•10 ~vcs. STOttJ.;.CJ F FICE -SllOP A-ments Unfum. !Apartm .. nts ""'·"'·ish .. d J.'t'mulc lo !>hare 1~1· new:! SI 0 ,000. o yeor net. ,.., ' "" "' '" Hr a part ~1:!5 cu '• ut1I Newport & Hay Ccnlt-r It's a help r un :.hop sell· •••••••• ••• •••••••••••·1 or Unfvmi1hecf-3-9ff ~cw port lil vd. C.M. N.wport Beach 3869 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~'~ ,~okt· an :mr. nr 1J.1tl 1252 _ 6-14-2:!:!14 :r!~~~~~~~~';ey~~: W ST' Please holv ui. find our btfl Woll' i;rt:y & blk m ale Kceshond Wt• m1:.:-. him. Reward . 91>3 BIS:! ;,~::··;·,:;~·;·,::~·~·,:~:RES 0 RT Luxur~ -LJaylrviH :!1111, I IDEAL SHOPS ~g~~~~1~44~se wh c re LOST : •blktwhl l'<i t. male. Shorl'S Shuip' 1:.u•aJ:l'. 2ha. lurn. s ub-i:ur Pool I u.n11I m the .mall ut tht• -...;:;..---------1 V1r l.1do l!-le. ltavenna S295 548 :!Hti!l or ll 12 u~2 NU. SltiO ti 12 ti74:! ~ ,1 cl or y . Ca n n e r y IEER TA VERM & Nord . 675 :!Si 1 ~ ---V1lla~e. N U 673·9600: ~900 ....,_. H-• R --,, - WATERFRONT . Roomt1lc w antc•cl, 11\r ti73·9393 • ·""" inp .... WST : 1emah• Malamutt>, lull d h L H h Small enoy~h t o feel Vic. Al\'arado & llalboa . 2 fir 2 H.1 SI I' se . OI! (' . 0 L' fnendly. big enouuh ror 2 N u I\ S h b 2 lir den i n.1 LI VIN G St19 mo ._ u111.. C:.ill s~~~.L c M~t io:ltCIAL busy pooJ tables."A,,ent G.as'.'i.io2~:61~'.;228 ce a 1..ovcl> view & \'h.1rm111 " 49.a 4293 .fices". l::S ror Shops &. Of· ., • .. S(i5. mo :'>-18·7249 531-4460 ~a r<h'n . »n.11 i;l1 µ~ GaroqesforRent 4350 lafl F ) -----------1LOST Orn & ta n Gl.'rma1 a\'a1lable :,OOn 1;73K 1 t I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ra. Shepherd puppy w/wht Garage for rent Hl59 Ma· For lease. pnmc location· R EST I\ u RA 'NT _ paws. Vic Ucl 01.HSIX~ Vil' ,\\'e, Co!>ta M e~a. 525 rct:11I store San J uan capacity 100. Top loca-SJC. 496-4735. I LAS BRISAS for Obn1mrnauni: 1\<lults W otch the sunset over the ocean Beac h within s teps 1 & 2 Ht•droums I let1ll'd 1)001 M'<'ltrtly Furn1lul'l' ;11 ailahh• S5 l!'i l<tVl'I' /\Vl' <al Seas hon • & r,r11h 1 Fur app\. er.II ti 12 ;i;,w; mo. Cap1strnno, l2UO s11.fl. tion. Newport Beach. Ex· Lost 1 male whil e Persian Oak\1n111l offl•r s thl'Off'--R -t a 4400 4937139 c\c~. cellent cund1lJon. Good cat w /cop pcr cye~J h11c·,t 111n•,orth,111" 1ta tee eno 1-.... ··&...:alR .. ntal 4500 te rms . Ample on -site !"p y"la .""' u r 0 a S l OO • 1 "' ' • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • nuu .. rn "" · k ft,, A t '"2 5200 ·~ "' "~ "' 1irH'l.' vvu l'<•n al lord • •••••••••••••••••••••••! par ''""' Ren .,.. · · Reward M0·6Ul-I 1 1501 Westcliff Dr. ~----~~ --- Th1·n·', Sl million 111 ~cwporL Fmanrn1l <.:Lr AIRPORT MILK ROUTE P•nonals 53501 l'c<·rcat1011 L1l·1l1lll''>-Le s'-Off' s •••••••••••••••••••••••l MGllT 1.1<;1rn :1> TE:'lf o l .. '7 tee pace :i:rooSquurc F1•c•l WORKS ONLY 6 UR WK Drinkm~ problem ~ ; Call Oil Sit1• 1\'lana"l'r I"' .. r 1• .. r "<1. L't ""·t~ <"'18 mo (>urf•u•t I ~ISL'OLl<T~ .• \Jull t11nc t71·111H2·311lcxt ~lli '\ ., • It' ..,d ,~,, f"~~ ""1 ' ·s· ~w'"11 t:<illAlcohollll'lpltnc I ;tl'll\1lll''> dlrN'lt)r w ho "1 tr·cnnu 1onc o i..-cs, or e;ir Y rl er . c 24 hrs aclay8JS·3830 I I I (. u111µlc park111i:. cslab. route w /llll a cl'ls . ----: 11 a ih 1i,trtll'!'>, 1 1 J s. H bo I c Sellin " for le::.s 'Olan Sl~IR11'UAL I' L'1\UL,'lt I 1r1p:-& muri" Frt•u Sun· ar r nvest. o. ,, ..... r "·'' hru11~h. Realtors 673-4400 valu"' o f e4UIJ> t\J:l . uvcn lOi\M·IOl':\I 1 837-4200 /\d,•1ceonullmallers, 1 From Sl70 WESTCLIFF BLDG. NEWPORT BEACH -----:l12N. El Camino He al. I Dinner Hs•/Cktls San <.:lemcnte :Jo'ur appl Cotf\.et w..tchlt Orrw •fWI ''"'"'-&.-e 211Ull Sq fl nil . & 714/835~103 E<tunl Of Por F.mploycr AMERICAN CAREER AGENCY Is For You See Us For Fuft.. Time Job! Keypunch Sr Computer Operator Mag Card · Secretiry EMPLO~R PAID N ~;W PURT Hl':At 'll tilU Newport Ctr 1>1· &10.JH.i'U ORANGE 500 No Mam 517 IG~I If you urc 12 to 16 Y<'ltrs old and would lake to ~t1 rn $20 to $50 and more per week. w1lh a chance lo win' a trip to Philad e lp hi:i. <.;ape Ke nnedy or Washington . n .C. and cash a ward!>. bikes Md other prizes. I hav'c a JOb for you. If you tire w1lhn~ to work h~rd . learn rcs pons 1h1hty and the value of money. <·all Mr . Scott, 5·19-8956. · Transportat ion will he furnb hed. This is not a paper route. Equal Opportunity Employe1~ DELIVERY .. ROUTE Motor Roule deli very roulc for Oai b• Pilol in Newport Beach. a fternoons 3:30 to 5 : 30 and S aturday a nd Sunday mo rnirrgs. For d etails phone G-12-4321. ask fo r Mr. s~tlatti. 11 :00to 12 00 Equal Opportunit y J::mpluycr ~~·r.~:a.~t:.~ ..... ~!~~1~~r.~:.n.t~.~ ..... !!~.~ ('ook m•edl•<.I f<ir no•w Prt' t BEAUTY OPR :-!:~t1 10 It v111c call I'', llml' :"'11 lnllCI" 1ni: 5:iw nee Cnm111 i.:11ara11tcc l'Ol)K·Hall·•;.!h H tl l:- &-15 I05ll l h1~r. 15111 E. 16th M. :\l'" fXl!'l lkac h. t:i.l5 57ui Bkkpr /Gen'I Ofc /L I ''()()L·s K IT'"ll l·:N 1 t l-;1.1 • Secy, Exec eqa ' " ' IOOO/o FeePaid ;\tow h1nni: lull •pl ·Llnw . olavs or c·ve,, no ''"Pl'f 1.11 1te111d"r.s 1\f:en1') 111;1• i\pph• M on ·Wi·cl <1020 B1r1•h st. Stl' ltJ.I I ., 51'M :'\i.;w110rl Ul,'adi. >l:JJ ~ !;i'1 :fl11•\:r1111kr 1(,.,111111 ant C<tll lor ~"Pill / I-., Uih It.~ I Fnrnwrh Ud 1es I llOO W ('o,11>l llwy . II UALBOA BAY C:Ll:ll Su1lCr clclux tlHt lwnw 111·crlookini: llav. Ml nu l'rpts. d111ms: rm. ;10' h\ mi: rm. I pattoi., tB \. 1·cnlral <11r t·con 'rl\ lease. Sl5UO mo. I•,\ 1•:. t>7~·!030 I'll" lu•aull ful :.rn~lt·s. I & :! ht' I.I r o um "'pt:-.. lun\l~hc1l & unlur111~hed kl'llll> from s mi ./.Ah C04'Cllft""'"ll ./ c°"'""''• ~cou..c ./ ....... ./ Elev•IO< ./ , utl V..'# b•~Oft·•. ./ X..ro:a w rv.ce '':trl'hnu:.c "lliH'l' 1l1 re<'l I\ at•r n i.s f r om OC 1\1rporl 549-1480 GROSSS65.000. MU. 4!12·0034 4!l:!·!ll3~ So. Calif. l;ind m a rk. ~~~~~~~~~~! Se a t s 5 o o p I u s . Lose your cool with you - >aovs & Girls t:r~ 111.·1~011 1wet11·11 lOto 1.fycars of ugc Ua1 1 2 co.ml' l'Jrlrtull ly Pilot dl'l1vcry roulc1> time. Sllul·1ns ok . mav ~available in ,,0ur 497·3'196 Wceklla) .. \lc11le ls open lU to. i . !:1<1rQ' no pets or d11hlren Uach. -yrl~. SIHS. 1-:n1·I 1 It uu mm .1 t c l> l' r 1 1 c e ./s.q _, ..... a.1. ,/ ............. k .... Call Mr. Howard 645· 6101 :--:l'W bldg 2500 SQ. fl , l\l·t .,. rt ofr. Ls:e rear d r. 17• sq.ft. Days 5-10·5710; e\'CS. &.16·068l E s tablis h e d 18 y r s . ch ildren? llelp ·~ ava1la CompleteJy rcmQ<leled ble 24 hrs.S.19-893!1 yr s ago. T e rms. A gt 837-4200 ~ar l Z.JOW Ualboa.C.oll ,11..itl:ihk :\lonlh 101 eves. 675 t~ltiO .\J:l o ... n1•r m1111th tx·cupam·y -.----------11200 Sq. 1-'l. M · l s pace Sweepinq S•l'Yice ,t.10 up store-0ff1ces cpts wtfronl orftcc. lge rear So. Orange Cly accts. FOXY GIRLS OUTCALL·M ASSA GE MODELING Homc·Offtcl' Studio. 542·3lb'9 2 Br apt. $250 1:-1. la't & 11c 1>0s1l t:.ill l'l'J:~) ~·rench !Jti3 11;011 artl·r ~' pm :1 BR. 2 Ha. nc11 I\ 1 rptcl .• ~ u le<.I .1 IJrl> lro111 tht' hcach s:1i~l nw \ 111 lease..•. I W l:llh ::it li:IX ·111i:, or 67:l·i:l:l~l 'l EW 2 kr :! ll.1, lllil "I' 111 hl•h, IJ:SlH• I rplc', hllll:,, $:150.) rly Ii Iii fito:! ·I bd, 2 h.1, IJlllll'I. lll'l'Ut\ \'11•w. :.tl'I'' lv ll ch , halcon). frpk. J,::ll'UJ:l'. new pa1nl. rrµ\~ & tlrp~ $.XIII mo :>-18 1:1110 t'\l'" O a kwood G arden Apartments H•wport loch 880 Irvine Irvine a• 16th 645-05!:>0 <lrps :iir bat h. 1730t d oor. Sl89.5U mo. 629 Works 14·16 hrs p/wk !Wach HI. 1-1.U. 842:_21!3-t 'fcrm1nal Way. 540..571'>. nets sns. mo. Must sci FREE RENT days, 6-16-068t C\'c_s_. __ 1 due to bad back. Only Office:. a~ low a!. :15' pl'r l''OH lease Jlib5 Pl:icentia SS,SOO. down . A g t , sq fl .\l1ss11m \'1l'J•> & i\\'l', t:.M. 2-100 sq ft S2i5 _837 __ -4_200 ________ 1 Lag una .:>:1gul·I ·:wo to t;..1r .. 11&1 BEAUTY SALON 2UliU S(l ll 11:11 1-llKI ---Cos ta l\l e:.<i·Ncwpo rt NpBch.6-14·0398. 1-'HEE H ENT! i'<l'W INr~ arl':t. l i:IU .l'umunu. 900 FFRT Ji:lz Frt BUSl~FSS Bc.1d1 at a11·111.11 t Utt I & s11 fl hid~ + lenl'l'd yard :. . . •. · . ; · .' PREGNANT ? C arin~ confidc nlia counsel in It & r cfcrra I. Abortio n. al1opt 1o n keepini:. I\ PCi\ HF. 547 -256 ---- IN C OST A MESA j:1111lor tnt•I (;urd1•n L':tll ti4:..:1!J IO Est.th. <itCOUll~S rrut k nc<ir lrn11c & /l\l'wµor\ :-.lllle, l rotn Sl5. !li!:I ni;i:.. or tr lr rt:q \lnll train t 1200' UNITS-H.B. Must be ha r e.I workt•r. MASSAGE FIGURE MODELS . ESCORTS • 1 .\1() F l<t-: 1..: H i':l'iT • :I oles. ;1 pha:.e pwr s:z25. Gross SSOO/mo 11arl llml'. Uutcall· Appl. uni} 1 :i .1 Hm 11ft11:c!> 1rn111 Great potcnu:1I lo in· Home -Officc·Slud10 Sl35 !J l'I' rno t•:.11 Ashwill-BurkeCo. \'rca se. S.1200 rull pncl.'. 631 -3811 a1rpurl. Nu lcai.t: 1·cq Call 5-18-2868 for info. --->133·32'1.:.1 !1T il 1w1111 <714t ti3-1·2500 ----------G I • ---MOMy Wanted 5030 The ente Touc:h E r Su't Rentofs Wonted 4600 ••••••••••n••••••••••• Furthe lltllccxtra~ xecu t ve t e s • • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • •••• tn out ·C~1 II m as:-ai:c. Apartment Mnqr • wanted. l::xpericnce re- qui red. Ne w 19 unit com· plex in ll u ntinitl on Beach. For info 536-6330 A/Poy Clerk to $550 Retail Store . Work Sats. Xlnt be nehts. Costa ;\l csa ,\rea (.;uard1an Employment Agency 123 11 <.:harm a n 1\ VI' Ste 11 t. Gardt-n Gro"c t:a II ti:l8 i 320 a rl'a t:ar n prnf11 Coi· 111· 1---.-, Imme!. & t•ash. trips ur Cr•dtt Clk/Sec y merchandise (or ~clltn~ 1-:xpcr "d in cn.:ll1t tv. ml· nl'w suh1>cr1 pttoni. Por lcellon:-.. )!ood phone information plea~c cull votl'C. A 1Hcl· l"'Pcr. ti-l:!--132 1. .. ·rom San hrlpful. T yptnl! ·l.i + to< .Clem ente -Sa n Jvan i:cn'I secretarial dut1t·~. Cap1i.trano area. r:ill Plea:.r call lhl• vcr~onner ·195·0030 and :\I 1~:.wn \'1c tkpl. 71·1 Ii:!:! 3.'ltiO or s~ucl JO El Toro arcu, call rc!'.ume to· Thiokol / !"il!L-6:110 IJ)nachem l°•Jfl'\ 1'0 IJl1x Equal Oµpor. F.mr lnyer 1 ~7. Santu 1\11<1, !.12711 ----------1 t-:qu;1I Op1H1r ... :nwlo~ 1·r i\rl'hllCl'l Ill' eqlll\<&lenl ---------~cin:Ul'r·~l'\\ ,\l'COUlll ..... i'l'I USI li t: p rnd Ul' 11011 liOal :'tlunul<H'lUl'ln).: ,\ Het· .. Gl'll I l)f(• P art orie nted & mtt:restccJ 1n a •Cabinet A ssemblers Time·. Sa per hr :. l(J.lat~i. hus mes::. tor h11nsl•ll . Tu •Millmcn ~l-4 l\lon·l-'n . share a H 'Q' unitlll"-' oll• w1bui ltkr dei·l'lopc r . •Inter.Carpente rs (H2·4:!lti Ask for Jun Exµcn cm:c p l' r Wc!>ldtl I $:!!Ml 1\1:. lo7lil DISTINCTIVE Adult Apartments lll'aul1lul 1ww de\ l'lup rlll'lll w1lh all aml·tlllic::., clubhoui.e. potll, ll•nni', i:yrn (;n•..it floor 11lan::.. privat e µat111s 1<li·l'k-;. lw.mll'1I n·1hn.i:!. .\,·ail tu1norunturn F'ull ~t:r\ll'1· !.U t lcs Nd Hal·h. a1>t. S90/Sl 25 1000/oReturn call l:IJ5 .. 1519 a\:u1lal>lc Ill a1 ri~r1 .t~l·a mu 111 pd . Wrk'~ slu· /C 1:-; II >~t.crtint.:S'-UO tall tl\:ntNB/C ~t S-IG·li-0-14 Sl 0,000 Ht>qu1 red for •GrandOpening • Url'.(clltly nl•cded to work in Costa l\t e:;a. Lo ni: -term ussi~nm1•nt. :\lust ----------1 1\pply 111 1• .. r~on ' :'ll oil thru Fri :J.;')pm COCO'S Loquno Hills :! IUOI ,\\'I: d<' La Ca riot a Equ,11 Oppor Employer !l3:J :in.111 ' ---Prime R.E. Inv. 6 Mo~. A·PAHK :'ttASSAG .. : b e w tll111 i: lo 11 ork 0 /Timc incluclin~ Sats. E,\ST Ul.lil' F · :! Br,:! l\.1 \ ll'W, flOlll. adult~. llU pct' $.'l.50. ti.I l--lili7 60• PER SQ FT 11>11 w 1-:sTc1.11-· .. ·.:-.:n ,\GT 5~1 ~32 "Wi\NTEO · h om'°e for Pay ba"c k . Secure d ' SS.OOoffm<i~sage w/ad ~l~~~L~~::1;;T~~~~b ::0888 NO~-!--.---· l~~~lli~;~~l~~~:pc~::.la Apply l m med1utel~ TcmroTcmporary l ll'lp 171:1U2Sky Park Irvine Ca 115-1\H 15!'i Bookkeeper /Typist L:idv "'er •IU. rl·f tn(•d w /.1>er "onal1l\ ---, i.;nn.,.kcli:t• ol l)oi1l..k1';'fl V•',llH·ry m c 1~. '~".e r 21 1ni:, & IYfllnJ: s1.•.11h 1xr~ pt. l.arl) ~Urll ros t11nn \\ 0 11(' of l~ l.1\ r~;:w~.~1 .. :I\ fl) ( .. :\1 1,wll J or '1 bcdr m i.m i:le gages. "" Mesu Sl'A<.: :! Ur, 2 li.i . 1luvll''· 11r beh, rd rl'll \I. ,1\llt:.. :s:!!l:i mo l!lll 151;:1 from S230. month 555 Poulonno.CM 1714)549-1302 ~tury rc:-.tdl•nce. Pool ac· Deed s 5035 fw6·9!1M MARINERS M ILE c·{·ptubl\'. Annual lease ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---M-"SS"G_E ___ , llnl'St 1k c11rat11r ~1ud111:-hnm~ ·-" mo lull 111 ;-.; B G1111d SJI ~ f>c~ 1' 111 SQUARE pref. t:Jll 6·1-1-7438 or LOANS t 803 "' "' :!illll \\' CIMST llWY f>lS·l!-1:.'7. . UP Q 0 JIOTEL·O .... FICl-:·110 :\tl': :\uw l1?a s inJ.: ground -ht TD Loons-8>/40/0 BY /\PPOlNT:'llE ;\'.T :-.111 Fr' '"11th to llakt•r llour c•ommcrnal spuC\'J Pleasl' ke\'P tht!i ail. Do 6 :00 PM 10 4 .00A:\l ni.:hl .11 I' aul.1nn11 IOIMI' ~~>' :.incl Ulhl:llr!. ~nu have an un(urn1~hed 2nd TD Loons 540·G I RL S~tlt·< 111111·t• • •11•·11 I rum ofl 11.e :-i>arc 300• :!litlO' 1111 ~tudio or 11\r apt. for Fairest Terms s mre 19-19 !J 1\;\l lu•i l':\I the lwautitul new l.Juihl perm a ne nt rental 111 SafflerMtg.Co. P e r~onal Proble m s'! ASSEMBLERS Per m. position wifnn~c benl't 1t:; :\1 us l spl•ak & un ch·r~ta nd En~ I 1sh . t;J 1--0iOO. f11lurt• t:1n• reh \\'nil' \lass1f1l•cl ud no ti:t 1. l' o r>a11\ P1l111. r·n 11o, 1:160 Ct>:-t~1 ;\ll''·'· C;1 tl:!1o:!ti. Hookl-ecµl'r. )", <.: lor l'l'1\ ofr .. m ust h:t\C (.'l'A Ofr cxpt•r ll.1.1·ll I IO UE'.':'!'1\1. .. \SSIS I' \;\T c h a I r .. I 11 (' ~ (' " 111• I lll'l'l'S'ary :-.. B. G 11 :r~l 1 DENTAL F.11thu:m1~111· Pl'r::.011 "tll- 1111: l•> und1·rtakl' Crnnl L. hck ofc tl11L11•:-tor t'llJny:1 Ad_ult Garden _ 4000 mg n!>in~ trum the :ishc~, Lagun<i Be ac h only'.! 642·2171 545·0611 Want to talk? Tra me1I ot the uld \Ve uffl'r t hl' Must~be a ll-t!lectnc, .no Tele . couni.. rrrl'. AH<.: 2Br $250•••.•••••••••••••••••••• $200 W t REQUIRE $10000 2 -' JIELPLIN F."15#)#'?? hl'l>l l''<posurc. traf11 cl i.:as. UIJ. an now, . nu .,,. .. ,, __ Room -. $2j wk u p '\•in·ulallun amt purkmi: but l<'l,m~ ~now c~en 1f T .U .. wtll _pa y 10'.;,, iiELP W/\NTl::U~ .,.-. - w k1td1cll Aph S37 .5<i 110 \\'('II ncady for •Jl" you~s 1sn t immediately SS0,000. c qwty 1n N.D. · oster ATTENTION! 3·6 Mo's Work 18 &-Ove-r We will tr•ain you 111 our hus iness. J'\o slri kl·S or layoffs. plenty of work. If you 'r r a m bi tio u s & would hke a Position nut or the 11rfl1 n an . Call bctwn !l::JO & :1 p.m. Husuiess man l1ohkm~ for hie d cnlul t}l'tt<'. 55:!-ol!OO p art time a ssociate ln 'tnl' lldrii:c·r:1tf!r ::\1·1•11nt \' l'ool. Jan1u1. lkl'. lllclt.:. w I l' ' l' r t• 1 ~ <· r m . 111111.m b . Color T V IH\'1:--1 1'. ,\\'I-: 1\1' :\IESA \\k "I'· 5olli ·!li55 nr t>llpant·.v J ul.\' ____ i Parc,nts . ,The nred is Earn S.'iOl~l.yr.645·11112 _ Ut•ntal Ch:iir:-tdi· l~s:.l. l'I" 'l'"'~ r uq~ent. Snt1sfacl1ons t ·• · ·"" !'>H -2111 1 l'Ss1onal womun, no rct . cton'l ti rink o r s moke. Announcem.nts/ enormous. Ple ase l'all to· Cafeteria Employee l·:xp<;r:d. ~·~11 :11· parl· l\J a lurl' prrson. ::.onw t1mi: Cu ll 1,.1_-10.10. l'\t t·nt" pnv t';\l S:.!51 :>FFl<.:Esu11capprnx KUO Ext·ellt:nt rtfcrc nl·es. Personals/ _d_a_y_._1:134·2_16_'8 __ "'-&~t;(l '11111 1111 :.q . It wend JJJllO llnlll l-'c•h 15 4!.14·8521, Lost&FoUnd t '>Ill :i:1:-.1111 s5il '~''.Ill l'omrletl'ly Curn . 1nt·I Jftcr Fl'l1 Hi write :rn ••••••••••••••••••••••• R DERS WANTED l'Ookin;! 1ll's1ra hll', hut DENTAL i\SSIST,\ °"T ntil ~·:.:-1.•nllal. 1\ppl~ m l'/ltmc Sal 11pl'n :1·5 yri. 51:1 lli55 -I dr.1rt111i: table w /µI an Aster St Lai.:una Hcal'h. Announce,.,.._h 5100 TO USC 11crson on!). <' x v e r . ,\ 1• 1• 1• f' I l.11 xurv :111111t 2hr :!h.1 i"'u :\nw 11•111111)! , ~Ill.I!~~·~· di 11:-. i·rrit s, OJl'l>h .itW•''· k11d11·1wlll'" I oob. I\ lrpll-, \\;di-tu \\'i·:.t. hlf l>.1tl \', "1-1\, lll•H1thl\ drawer~. 1lrapt:cl , l'l Ill~. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• or : lo nclc w /:.ornet>nc 539· 1 I 83 Bolboo Boy Club rr!.p11n:-.1 h11i1 y. :-Im"' t'll· 1:.?:!I \II Coa~t 11 ... y. NII thust:i ~m . 1:1:! liiJ:I tc11 Shp'j! l'tr. ,\\all mm J\c~111~ ... 0111I~ 1111 11\'ls -..J25 mo L'.1II1t 1:. 1;.~ >.M• 11 111 I >l'lll\1' :! I.Ir art. ll,olh11.1 I' 1· II I n \\' \\ I' I p I 1L~h ... hr. r f)•ll'. ::.;!i I llhl 11.1:1 1;.'llli :!llr nr 11n•.111 ~i~•\1 I\' ;\o pd I hhl. l<n~. I \'I I ~ 31 I ;Mi ~l rt'l'ltrll 13111 111111111 I• II I 1•111 Ill \ ••• ~ II!•' ~ 'llllll\ ii II n1•w hvu,t'. in l' ol \I . I. I l I h ,\. h .I l h 1111' J:' 0·11lll't.:•· ~l11tkn1 "'"'cl ;\cl l(l'l-. 1.111/itii;, l 1\ l lo.I. )!.II. 1111111 k II 1>11' \\11rl-111i: or 'lutll'lll ::.I '!!\ l!l!I J:!X.'> l>du 1• lk•a<·h Yl•.1rly . • . l 'prc·r 2 hll plu,.h i·1 µts. l l,l'.,\:'li i1K1111 " k•tdwn m01ll•rn ktl<'hl'll. \'1ew l'rl\I!' .l'.mp_l1!''"1l !ir: lr:ilronv. frph'. l>lk tn ll•rn•d :-.:r. OCl ~5 hl01 Itch. $.110 t-ut 1 I. Ii Iii !12 tK •\I' 675 U55:i. (}llll'l l.;11!tint1 .'>11i:11l'I hunw w '11•w $1211 rno t 'l.IFJ.' OR Ouplrx. l'llt'.> _ 1!15 57f,2 or~:ll '12i!~- A <.:. s ll•n•o, 111\'a l tor MtscellaneCM.ts STOI' s upporLini: tall e lse. Slr phc n Ma t·k l'y ------- t unlrul'l .. r h11r J.:l.1r Rentals 4650 bwldmi.:s. Hedu('t: your! &16·9798.<.:M AUTOMACHINIST .1larm. Amph• parl.1ni: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~0::-~ranl'(' costs ~ l"o to: La urtl'~.tl';\.1 ~0 IW5·1123 !\.S25 nl•> 2J tK 7'\\ptTHAlLElt spat'e up to36. ~~ 1 a bout<..:oncho. -------- 111\.1 . l' ;\I ~Iii :!ltlt1 S7S -L ulll <'<i!>la Ml'Sll. ~~IK tili:I Want lo sa,·e money'! ur __ __5~~1 WIX EXECUTIVE SUITE rroducts help. Am a~ Thl· ult1111alc 111 l'' BusiMss/lnvest/ D1sl. Ua\IC't lto::.l·ma r} 1· I' u l I \ ~· ~ II I I ,. Finance 4!12-tiOS.:_1 ___ _ :.tOUEUi ESCORTS Ouh·a II Onl\ 5-l0-2210 all Ii, ~I F 1:n·~t 1 g 1uuo; :\l·~ 1111rt ···~··•••••••••••••••••Lost & Found 5300 ~ t:11ll·r 1.uca1111n. "1th lkmness GIRLS• GIRLS AVON START SAVING AGA.IH (k•t•;1n \ ll'\\ lk,cn·Pcl n..-...unity S.005 •••••••••••••••••••·~·.· l:::-.clus1vt• l'l.'W Slufl10 I I k -,........ ' Losl m ale h lk Cocktr Scll quahly rro<.luch 1n a CAR WASH HELPWAHTEO F lime only 211 ~ METRO CAR WASH 29511 ll;orbor Ill. C :\I Church ;'l:ur,.,1·ry \ lll'nd Sun l\;\I !I 1;, 110011 l':'tl i II 30 \\'1:11 7 K l{)l';\1 4,7:1 lOUI 11111 crl(r1111n1 p<ir 1nl! ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . I . llcJut1ru1 Modl'I~ ... II I Sp·rn1e v1c Placl'nlw & m•:irb\,' T l·rnlorv ~o l'X· u cru a ity :-.l'f\ ir e '> POOL SERVICE • l'r1 \'11lc Hooms C.ill&I~ illlO Wilson Rewa rd .6-15·1834 Sil O·ElleStlldio Pt'r nN·l.'sS. Xlnl ('arn· t1.t-:HtCAL s21.ooo. net in 9 .mo. . I n i:s. p I l 1 ml' cu 11 *Secretaries WATER VIEW Ongmal owner of 9 yrs f Ot,":liD Stll'phcrd /Collie 1332 S. Hnslol, SA 540 i(}.11 or Zenith i · t3:.!l. *Sf-. Tvpists n •tinn11• ln"lud csslorc & mix. 6 m os. m ale l'ft!Ur _540·111G,Oµcnrng i\lon. I•---------, NEWPORT BEACH .. ' •K h 0 Fr11lc., w\'l har , priv. routes. Agl'nl, s:n.44~ l::slanl'ia <.:.M. 557 0079. ~ov,.,...t& Ua br ill1'r : Wo rk in " eypunc prs , -" .. •PBX Operators hath. 1111k firs . pr11n e Announcements 5 I 00 Annouftc•ments 5100 reparotion mother needs mother lo Tl'mi>o Temporury lll•lfl localion ! S.1!10 Mnnlh ••••••••••••••••••••••• v-•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• wa tc h 3rd i.:r o1kr aft lill02Sky Park lrv111e ' t111pt l>l'nlal ~l'l'rl't.1rv As!>.1s1 El Toro I.a~. 11111:. <Jre.; E:-.pt•r "•I uni~. 4 O:iy wk. 'i.110111.•11. 11.10 1130 l >El'\T.\L 1\SSIST1\;o.;T Cha1r:.1de. purl lllTil'. l '' 1wr pn·rl·rrt·•I. 1de::.1I "11rk1ni.: tond. 615-iSllO or 551.:.0:13 :! Hr. l Ma . f11 ... m yd, i:ar . i!IMIO' slor l' s1rnce & 7~xr of· kit /bar d ining. k111~~l} fl l'C s pan• tor lo•asc. 111n1'. ~m dug Oh. ~.11111 1 'ornt•r I h rhor & linker 1110.1;.15 336a Call .John 'w111~h. C'1t1tl•ns BILL GRUNDY .. ------------------·Schools & school. Ul!crtirlcl Park, C:1ll S<W·rl•l:1;1 > REALTOR. 675-6161 lnttruction 7005 lrvtne.551 -til:JO a~~ _ ---------1 •:•~••••••••••••••••••• 131\UYSl'r l'ER . my home'. Violin l:essons. & Hci:?tn· own tran~p. tor 5 yr old nini: P iano. t.:ill Mary child K:1:1 OH!l:t MECHANICAL DESIGNE~~ I 0 plus ye ors in mechanical desiqn preparation of aeros poce form I drowinqs. Must be f am i liar wi th MIL·D·IOOO and MIL-STD· I 00 ond os· socioted specifica · tions. Will create pers~dlve and ex· plod•d view draw- i ngs for serv ice manuols and will. writ• description of ~rotion ond/or as· umbly·d lsou-mbly of parts. .--San Juan II.ink. !IW •l:WO Capistrano 3878 Tra1h•r 1111furn 111· ot•1·11n- t>a n a l'l u nir1uc• nfr suite. <llx f1•at11n•s, •11'l'lll) \ ll • I <!Ii II S I-' • S :I ·1 0 . f.75-5605 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ~le-c· & a ppl t•·•"L $1?5 '\l'W 2 Jiil. 2 ll.1 t'u11du 11111. t~i· 2it>::., ;,3i; M!ltil. 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Apart~nts Fumlshed 6i5 o:i:i t c wpor >l' a1rpn r or Unfurnished 3900 a rea, al·ro~s from nl'w ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gu.st HC>Me 4 I 50 AOlf cnur'r i\rrond & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ja111tnr 1ndu11. Su1tahle Lovin" "arr ror c ltlrrlv for i1rch1lcCl or enµint•er. T iii-: l·:XCITIN~~ PALM MESA APTS. MINU'l'~S TO Nl'T llCll. tt.1dl, 1&2 llfl rrom s11111. Adult._, No l'l'b J:.ill Me~o l)r 1~1 t\l k!i J::nsl nf NI'" 1x1r l t\lvd.) !l lll·O~I s IM'litun:i 2 nr I fir llrtt·h Oce .. nrront rn t h r h. ,::.r·., from $:.!:?5 <l!l'J 2121 "1fl 7PM & wknds " . ' Court esy tn h rokc rii. mul<' or frm. Hal ~1cls. Mullf'n 'n ealty . 3·100 homr).pritro.f.4 .. :!fi.13 lnmr.N II !JIO:."JliO f Vocation Rentals 4250 --1 :\toNTll J.'tt 1-; 1-:- • •••••••• • •• ••••••••••• ~:1 n .. Cll\ml"tll£.... l'rC'sto.:c t':1lt1n 2 1-IY. 2 ba. frpk. lkl ;\l11r 1\v1·~on1l111n 2 l.1:1• ('aim~ art>a. :-Ip:; G 10 yr..; nc•w. 280 15711 sq ft l'now l111w rl'i.er'" i-J iin A c. ht•:11in1: 11rr Mr1•t>l & Fd) M5 ·$115 wkc•nd p[lrkmi.: 17 M 1G<1.i 00311 ~\"/~ S&!OO WCl•kly . (t()l p1•ri.on" 1\hu' c L ake• (;I l'j:j!ory. (.'ri•i.t lt nc are,1 IJ.1y or n1i:ht. Ii MI 3.1R 34l!'i0 or <i I II 885 16;jij SAN cu :M fo:NTfo: New 0H1r1·~ 1n primt' l11r.1t1on. now lca,1nR S:UO mu: Aitt 4!12 !)920 r COME AND CELEBRATE UNCLE SAM'S BIRTHDAY AT A CHINESE HEW YEAR CELEBRATION J:. ;.f. t,,: Ill ·SltaHgltai Pine vardeH F•brumy 1·3 300 MariM+•._. Balboa Island Newport Beach, Ca. 17141 '7l-3102 CLERK Shattuck. 5il8·7 I02. --Ba by s 1 t ( •• r . :\I a l u r I! Jobs Wont•d, 7075 pcr~un, lo \\;il<'h :! hov1>, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11':!05·31). 5 i111y:> wk l\131 c nurs e av a il. for own t rJns. 1111 !lliM OAAl1 Filing, lite \ypm.i:. in vc•n \nry CO l)t rnl t:ruwlh po'>1llolH ll r l ~· r ule. Phone 1-'f-nnk :.1fi 7ti:! Cieri& Typist S600 private duly. Hd s Call 1-;vc:-Thi~ r omp:1n y n1•1·cb "Speedy 'l'.Yfll~l .. wit h at ll'a!.l :! years 1111 ll'e ex fll:r. ~;i.n•llt•nl i.:rnwl h p11ll'nt1al w1th1n ':di Contml t'.1rl'(•r Employ mc nl J\J:cncy. :.SH ll!'il~'i. Jack 496·7635 • --U:i hys1ttcr-2·11 l'i\1 rola l1 ni: rl:tys Mf, 111~ home. hvl' m 110:-s1lilc Selective Jlouschold. ti42 MliO Nursm~ & family Care -Personnel Hi\Hi\11\l U. lleer & Wine Employer Pays Fl'e Reher. Attract. only. Call <.:LERI< typ1sl. Will lram 4500(;ampus Ort\'C N.B. &16·55-14. Uorothy. to do hJ.:hl bookkl'l'Pi11g Call 546-1505 ----Some f11in~ Good 01> 'EAUTICIANS portunity rn grdWing nr Co mbinot1on driv er, house boy. body i:uard & cook. will travl'I, Chris- tian mun 45. ref.003-4707. Printer. lctte rpressman for hire. Con run :in) type of lette rpress. Big or small. Semi-retired but act ive. Call 52·H l77' bctw lOnm &2µ"'-m_. __ Lie. Com p. Nurse . SIS firm for 5·clfly wk. He rs . (213) 693 3601 __ __,.._ MJ(rs w /( for to1> "r NB 1t:intzat1on. 40 hrs . Starl Salons.540·8582.64•1 0661 al S:l.00. Mail resume tu Brsut1 c ian part o r Bi ll M anc k , I H2l f/t1me. Sanrl.pipcr lla1 r Ar~~lrong Ave. lrnnc, Center . t:di\1 fi75 ·7720 . .£11 -'2711 Al so~ App rcnl1t·c for Cocktail Waitress J une 76. Bowlina:: La nes. M1:1:<i1on Beautician, Mime d1e o· V1cjn. Full P ;T. 1-:xpr, tele for new salon adja . apply in person. <.:ontuct t'l'nl to Gate 2. Ln.iun.1 Mr 11 1 c k !> I) r M r ll11ls Leis ure Worlrl . Powe rs. 551;.5:100. :.!5•1112 fl:IO 0640 Mari:ueri~ Par k"::'!_ i\pply In Person Or send res ume mcludini; ~alary history to: 3333 Harbor Blvd Costa M-.01 Calif. Beauly Ol)C'rator t 'nmpanion N1•cd1•d. live 1ta1r sly hst w, follnwtn~ in. 1•an• ror cllkt ly l n<ly ,., Top puy fl.t2·61G1.N u l.1l1· ronk•nR. lit\. Help Wanted 710 ••••••••••••••••••••• • Accounts rtercivnh lr Clk mu!lt have·j!Cnrrnl ofrtC<' skillii. $450 mo to 1>tt1rt Will trnm l\1rµOrt orcn Call fo"rank 833-0123 -----!MiJ-3.'il I Be auty O pe r ator 1-'u ll -. • '('Im e l\1 a n I (' u r I:. t t:(X)I\. CXlll'r d 11.1,Y\'lt"\\ R1chrmi Oud lctlt• 200 Manor. ;t;,o W Buy, l ' :'tl Newport Ctr Dr. NB: Ca ll f..i2 3.'i05 l11t1u1tri1c 'b1u:il Opportunity .. ;mployrr l\I / i-· D 12 OAtL Y PILOT Slµiday, Fabc.uary 1, 1978 Add it... Build it. .. Qlapcr it ... Hammer it ... Carpet it .C~ment it .. W ire 11 •. Hoe i t...Clean lt...Move 1t. .Press it .. Palr'lt 1t ... Nail tl. .Plas t e r it ... Frx it H. SERVICE DIRECTORY um I c"l C tt .. lfH' 1t ... emOCle It. Roof IL.L andscape it. .. TtlC Jt...Trim Jl...5-C!Wtl Haul 1t .. Add 1t •. Plunl 1l ... 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Fn·1· l·:,11m.1ln. i '.ill :-.mm li:l."1 :1iu5 111 li"i;J ill:! 110:\1 l':S,\\'1-:US 1 •111111111111! (:,. ll1'.1t111~ 1"1 "c t'~llmat\':., 1111111•,t .~ 11•1!,11.ll• ~\'l\ll'l' :'IUllO hr, Ii 17·1l:1k:I 11111 1\ & :'.l.1::ol\•1'l'11.1 ri.:" Upholstery ••••........•.......... Bill's Uphols tery Sl'I'\ lllJ.: 01 .1111!\' (.'1. ll\ l'I :!II \I' l<1•1'H\ 1'1111~ fl' p,111·111i.: l'<''o\~ hni.: :\11 Jt1h 1011 ,.,111.dl, i.:1•1 11111• 111'1\'\' IWllll <' ~ 1111 d1·t 11h· \\' 111 G C 1 ~ l.1"l.1, 11" ncr ltltl 5~111) t.·15 tilU.-1 To Place your "f :ist ne~ult" Service Dircttorv ud . Call ~ow 642-5678 frt. 322 ~~!~.a.~t~.~ ••••• !!.~~ ~~Ir.~~."!.~.~ ••••• !!.~~ ~~'!.~.".~t~.~ ••• · •• !'!.~~ ~~1!~~~·~-~ ••••• !!.~~ ~~1!.~.o~".'~.~ ••••• !!~~ ~~r.'!!~.~t~.~ ••••• !!.~~1~~,~~-~~-~·".···!!.~~ ~~1!.·'!!~.".':.~ ..... !!.~~ ~~1r.~~~t:.~· ••••• !!.o.~ ~~rl .~:~:!~Ill ,~·;~~~;11~11~~r'uhh<' ll\'l<J\lllll~ SALES MANAGER TRAINING SALESv. FENCE ·SALES JUNIOR SALESMAN r.11r'1""' Jl'•·a n:11 2!1:!:.ol PubllC t'n11 .. 11· s1:l'urit) s~~11.:.111 ,.,cs News pape r promotion company has llonw. 1\rt. Dus. Skill & I Relat1"ons open"ir._15 for JJ(lOJ)IC with Vrtns or station tmag111.1t11m 1h•l<'rnl1111• '\'ursc Char~<'. H:-: full ..., E . t;''>/\I) • IOUlllll' II~ n('' Iii 11 10 To 15 Years Old t1rnl'. :i 11. llunl lleh wagon:-.. ...arnmj!s Sl:iO to'"'"' or m ore 152 lt.11.lo <'.di alt tipm Experienced Pref erred. Travel involved l'un1 . I l11sp. 1111 :1515 p e r w e c k . G o o cl ch a n cc f o r !"ursl·s 1\1deb 3 111•:-.1. t>' Head advancement. Must be Clble to work Apply 111 Perso11 Earn $20-$40 per week workin~ after school & Saturdays. Huntin~on Beach & Fountain Valley areas only. Leave name. address & phone number on tape recorder . Call 536-4298. per. Cooutry ClulJ Com California's lornest with teenagers. This 1s not a paper llom\'. 5-IU 3111;1. ~ route. MONTGOMERY WARD 3088 lrisfol St, Costa Mesa Ettual Opporfullity f:mployet" :-.'urs111~ Allt>ndant, t'' 1>eriencert Bay\'ll'" Co11'" llospit;il, :w:.;, Thurin 1\ \'!'. C:\l li 1:!<150i1. Law school, seekin9 qualifi~d individual to Call Mr. Scott al 54!1-8956 fo r fill position as Head of appointment. Public Relotions . Should be experie~ed ---------•I in pr~poring press re-~~·!.~:.'!•:.~ ...... !!~~ ~~1!.~~.~·:.~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~~·:.~~ .... !!~~ ~~!~:.~t:.~ ..... ~!.~~ OFFICE leases & futures, edit· ing publications· "Entry Level" $500 llousekccp~r/Cook for JANITOR SECRETARY atol & b" thl DINNER COOK Xlnl job ror the "l::a gt>r couple. L1ve-1n. P\•t p,'l country club. Ua} 'fO',''IO'".· c og 1-1non Y Jo:XPl':RIE:-.JCEU Begmncr." Fig ure ap· room&bath.642·9W6. work. 40 H rs per.\\k In " " H~ws bullet in.•Direds LouisanaPurchos~ ti~lc h e lpful. Some 1crvw 1oam-11 :30am 2IO Newpor\CtrUr Notional Advertisin9 ..,.. f ro~ Fashion lslund, NH DOJ1aPt. 493-8811 knowt • ..,i;:eo lypmg ....... 11 INSPECTORS Mon.641·:>W-1. Secl..s I tlml' Oll1t·1· Progrom, plons & ------... ---r Control t.:ar eer Employ bl coordinates ne w st&r m<'nl J\g<•ncy, 556.55us. Secretary .. Mu::.l lte a \' ·DIRECTOR OF NURSES Escrow Sec'y $600 tur JM bed con v. l'n111 2 Years exp<'r. is all 1•xvcr. required. Xlnl that's required in this l1<"nehts & pay. Good .. Very Exciting" field v.orkmg cond1l1ons App Good office skills. Q.111 ly 1n person. llunl.mglon Control Car eer Employ Valley Convalesl.'1'nt. ment /\gcney, 556-8505. ~Newman Ave, H li -.--, fl.12·5551 t.:xper 1' ry Cook only. 1_"op ----------• pay, xlnl benefits. Swmi.: Do you Want o Steody & gra\'eyard s t11fls. App· Part Time Job? ly in person . Denny's Jr Ple a:.ant \\ork from 1600 So Coas t llwy home r cprescnllnJ! rme Laguna IJcacb. No phone ,1 r r ;i r' r m • G o o r1 call:. please_. ____ _ lclepho11c "'·1·son ali ty 1-;xp eric ncc d :>ulcs needed NO ~ELLING ' woman. tltgh fashion. Gd Guar. salary. W1ll lr:.1m references. Apply 111 C:ill rollect. (7 Iii >822·110-lli person. /\propo:.. 33\i:• lwkdays 8-5) Vta Lido, N.B ORAF'Tll\G Food Production Help wanted. Processing & -rul"kugin~. Lang lm1o F rotcn F oods. 297 I .a)!una Canyon ltd, Lag. llch 4ll7 ·Ii 41. MS I DATA CORP · OHATION is the leader in the design and sales or riek\ dnta entry equip· ment. Openings c urrent· ly exist o n the day s hill for Ins pe c t o r s ex- perienced in in.process inspection of PCll's and electro/mechanical de· vice:;. Starling rate $3.40 hour. We offer pleasant en· v1ronme nt and liberal henef1b. Contact : MSI Dato Corporation 340 Fisch~r AYe CostoMesa 17141 549-6125 Equ:il Opportunity Employer MI F Jr • .AccO\lntingClk 10 h antlk Jl l•n'I oil· dent orientation pro· Chemical firm 111 Tu:.tin roullne. M u::.t <'llJO) qrom, liais ons w ith needs a n a\'cou11t111i.: JJUbllc contact Typ1111: Alumni .Association, clerk W 13 min. or :J )r!'o, 111).SQ wpm) & figure ;ip recent exper., prefl'rably lltude r eq 'd Apply 111 sup~rYises qroduote in A /Rec. Appli ca nt perso11. placement s toff. must be an <.1ecuralt• Equal Oppor. 1-:mploy<'r Heovy involvement in typtSl & usc the addini: c · I • machine by lollch. Xlnl ommun1ty re ohons. benefit s. New ofl·s. l'art-Timccvcs &SatA;\1. Xlnt benefits & fluibl~ !'lease call Pe rson nel Perfctt fnr students w6r9'inci hours. Stort· l>e pt. 714/832·3560. Or Inside work. Ciu:.iranlct"I ing rang~ $665 to send re s um e to wage. Call Al, Jft ·lpm. Thiokol /D yn a c h em S.A. 5-12·!l01:.l or G. G S800 per mo. S~nd re· Corp. PO llox J2i~l7.'San 530-84r.o sume to J . L. Collins, t.i Ana, 92711. 1-~qu;il Or· "p-..i p ,. S500 West~ r n St at e por. Employer .. _,..e ~rson Unive r sity. P.O. Box ---This "F ust Pat·c\l" <·om Lady lo care for elderly pany becks "Pncrgc\ic. 4 3 I 0 • Fu II e rt on• invalid lady every other w111ing \n tram" Pl't'son 92634. Mo phone colls wkncl (Sp,nd night > lo fill newly rrcatrcl ofr pte a se. ~2·6113.aft6:30536·28fl2 110~111on. Call Control l.:lundry worker wanted <.;llM /\rea, ovJ:!r 18 only. expcr prer. llrs, 7:30 t11 5:00 Mon-Fri, 52.50 hr, l'.311640 7200- Career Employment E.O .E. .\g~n1}, 5~·8SU:i. 1<1-.. \L. l-;ST.\'l'l-'. ~ALES -------,\1~rE:-<TIO~ Perfect 1.1cEil:SE1> Workl.nCJ .LiNLICENSl-:1). u 1·:·1"rtt": H i-:u-Hours <:A Hl'ET LEGJ\LSECRET~\RY .t:;xper., gd skills req 9om-2:30pm or THl-:1\T.\l E:o\T' Salary <:ommens uratl' 3 3 0 9 We tr.1111 vuu lo sell Senior La you Draftsman w/exp. 496-041 1 : • pm humci. with ;111 al'\Tlcrat Full('h~ Bkkpr loS7~' ~·----------•I 1-: .. rn St hr JJUllllll! )l)Ur \.'<.I l.'Ou ri.c lh.1l ,tar1,., im ExSc<:,:'llktng loS87. Inspector .\l aid wanted. Seachff f'l'"0 ""111) lo work. 1'11 tnl'<.hiltelv. II \OU Jrc 111 Typist/Laguna S-17~ :\lot el 16Gl So. Coa:.l work \lurll' from our 0''" 1crt:slc1l 'in l':JI rnni: hig P ,TC.cnOfc lo$3.50h1 II L H 494 48'1'' Irvine ofc. yvu mul>t money ln•m lhe ~tart. Jr\·1r1e 1•n~onncl i\""Ol')' ELECTRONIC wy. · · ·, ' -""SS<•ss a 1>lc:1s;111l clr:1r ..._ .• ,., ,....... ----~~ire & c:I c:onlHll•ul man ).!t•l tncl1 vuluali1t.•<I fr\1t"' 488 F.. 17lh Costa !\le:.a •MGRTRHE S575 tr,11nini.: on \hf• J<il) m onr To lay out finished Suile22'1 642·1'171 Great compan y inner PPtf\•rtforstudenti., ofmanv top11fticesh.ll':t\ circuit s from---..,~ INSPECTOR f1n ;1ncc s cl•ks "Ilg At. huuscw1ve:.. No <ict1.'al l c'Cl Orninut Orani:c l'tlun sc~emotks in rough -gr~sl\c, peo1Jlc nn<'nl :.dlinJ.: invhl\l'tl i'or tv. ''Jll lur turth1•r 111• s k e t c h e s • GENERAL ,.,I .. pPrson. 011\!olJnd111~· 111111 <'10111 llJ3RO!lllhetwn I.alls Arll'lll'. <i i 11 Mir.imum of 5 yeors lra1111ni.: proi.:rarn' l'.ill !IJ1tl :ipm lllX-kil~' Responsibilities will In-CLERK JR. C'vnlrvl C:.irt·cr Emµlo) I d ·-a rf "th s 11 ff' (" t ex..-ri~nce in r e ceiv-e u e 1rn1e oc~ w1 . ma o 1r l' in o:. ,1 .--m<.'nl AJ~enry. fl~.r. 11;;11; mask Yendors. Sev~rol ~k ... 11 II•"" y tcll'11hont'. inq and in-process in· Yeors' exn.rience in Ill kl'Y h.> lourh Fihni;:. spedion with ability ,.. etr. 1"/1 1m 1" G o<•d to use basic MOS or b ipolor LSI ben<'fit.. layout is r e quired. Ex· ('all t>l:>·J.IOO. t•xt 51 dimensionol meosur-p~rience with colma llAl\1 ·41-'M Wcckd av' in<J tools ond elec· digitizing is h elpful. Eq11,1I <Jppor t-:mpl intr tronic test equip- w~ offe r excelle nt fr· ment. i nge benefits and Gen~ral Ofc: $550 solory. Send all re· Sh.irri . cnthu ~insl11· s um es t 0 • p A pt·r,,1111 ! Lile d 1l'lat io11 . • • • :-. o nH' no o i. k c e p 1 n i.: Sch1H1d~r. Hu9hes knu"l<'<iJ.!e helpf·;I. C.ill Aircraft Co .. 500 Control l.;arcl'r E mploy Superior Ave ., mcntAi.:<'ncy, ~:"lli·ll~,os. Newport Be och. CA Ci·iwr.il Uenll:it l1><1l.1111! 92663. lllr ol!>!tl II ho ab11 \'lljO)' Apply in pe rso" 3333 Horbor Blvd Costo M~so, Calif. lcefesi;J) dt•sk 1l11t1cs 1-;xp\'r with l' i11!>ur.1111·c & • vlh-r\11111~ lnd1111riec h l' Iµ I 111. X lt.1) \'l' r I HUGHES , rwct•.,1o.1ry.x 11;00~- :'.l.in<1J?cm1'nt Pl·:O PLE rr·:Hso:-i Exct• lookm~ for 11,,11 l I m c II s !o II r I ,1 t c I II \\ hnll'snlt• "upph1·" 1-11 II' 1o;q11\ali1cd 1!7:1-222:1 MANICURIST Nef'dcd Mern•ll':. 11•111 [),.:.1gn , 2'.ll:! E ('~\ llw~, l 'd:'.t 1;.1 Ip ___ _ MoA;°~ M~c:honic lmru1•d1att• l'tnplo) mcnl for n J,!ht pcr..un. Com pany 1:>cncl1I~. St1-;11ll work. 1-;' 11r. 1111 I~ ne1·1I apply /\ppl) Ill ll<'t'"l•ll /\n1·h11r :'.lan11,• ('11. I I 1 I ll<Tl'k ll11y Ur, !\ill f'alll ~l /\TU H 1-: \\ II ,\I .\ :--. PRINTER E'l" ltd; t\HU1ck. i\ (' 1 ~11·11 I .. 1J,! 11111' II.WI 011!«1 PRODUCTION ASSEMBLERS \\ e h:l\·e ">l'\'l'ra I 11p•·n 111J.:s tor t•11\f\ lcvcl As );Cmbln!> \\'1::m• lni•k1nJ.: for 1'.111tl1da11• ... with It mrmlhc; •·lr1·t rnn11• ao; :.emhly r x11l'r1C'nt·r ::inl1 w h 11 a r I' r 1· 11 .1 h I,., rt'SfHlll .. lhfl' I .1nd1tl.tl1• ... II } 1111 qu,dll \' plt•asl' :.ip ""' l<t: \I. l·:ST1\'l'E~.\l.ES Join it 1 Tarbell, Realtors •Frl'l' I~• da) lr.11111111.: ntur~~ •l';11Jlll.•t r:1r prni.;rJlll •ll:mJU, 1\1·a11Ull'•1 lr1p:. • I!. l p I at'•· ':ii 1• s 111 Or<lflj.!l' l°OllOI \ •IM pl.II'!' h"lllll!' t;1l.l01l 111 Or.1ngl• l'o11nly • bt pl.11·1· h!>llllJ.!' ~old 111 Urani.:l' <'ou11\) •I!>\ pl.11·1· .11h,·1 t1i.111i; Ill ·c.1hfnrn1.1 • hl pl.11•1• ·"" 1•111..in1~ In 11\l' l :-. ,\ ·hi pl.111· w111n1•r ll El.O lll1mr 1111,1·r~\·nntr,1 If lllllll't'llM'll. 11'1 II' ll:< '\l!>l )110 11111111 .11111111! \11111' l{c.111-: ... t.1H· h11•11w !'.di Equal Opportumly Employer ~~!. ~ :':'!:.~ ....• !!.~~I ~~·r. '!! ~-~t:~ ..... ~ ! -~ ~ Receptionist S5501H ;-.. with :.url!l.'Q' ~ H It Jo'ree J ob. !\le€'\ & i::r ert '''II :'.lon·Fri 1h1\., unh VIP dic•n\s 111 lil•aul1ful I' time k-12·M~li. · · :.h o wpl aee s l'lt1ni.: Newporl lk-arh 1\lso FN· S.i1lma k\'r l.ouk111i.: t.1r Jubs. i\btgall i\bhnt hand"1irkl'r. l·'.:.p1•1'tlo11 Personnel i\~l'rH'). l~tilll I~ Ca 11518-:1111-1. Campus Or. Su1tc. l0:!, N.B. 557·'il2;!· SALES/CANVAS RECEPTIONIST Beacb area ;1dvertisinl! firm m•rds your ch,•cr) \'Oll'e <'it gooc.J \ypmt:; 1\ grea\ spc)l lo l<'arn' Carol !133·!Jj 1:; l'er:,onnd Jksoun:es ,\j!enc~ 1151 ~O\'C SI Suite 11:? Newport llnurly WUJ(C :Jj.tJ lllSJ 1·11mm. l)ellrng 1.1ualit' 1.ir0tlu1·t w gornl rcputJ l I 11 n . I. 1 n k I c I t 1· r F 1 r <' IJ r a n II ;.•on ti :. . li.,10-8710 S1\l.El>l.1\l>Y-Small grfl s hop :'.t aturc. n\'.1t. II II or I.Arni! lkh art'.1. :'\11 !:-\Ufll·nts. C>1ll 1,;;1.21i3•t fnr appoinlmcnl H.E. l~Dl,;ST l'llr\L Newport Hcach lleallor ha s llevf'loped ;1 nl·w SALESMAN /~dv tompulenzcd :-y!'lcm & llo t New Progi'.1tll markct111~ prni:r.1m for noth1ni: hk<' 1\ 1\ n·al lcas111i;: mdustri;il build m o n t• ) m .1 I.. t· r ings,. M11rc list1ni:~ than r\c"~JJapcr or r.111111 Joi any n •a ltur In llruni.:<· \l•rtbini:: l'Xllf ,1 111ui-.1 County' l'nr rnnr1rknt1al l.1 I cl 1 m c I.' ,1r 1• 1• r interview c;ill It. llenn . w I m .111Ji.:~·m1· 11 l up Pres . \Vorl<lw1d1• He:il portu111t I\':. for kadcr ... ly.Jl7!1 fjtjlil,i.jt.1-~. lJc.. re11. <7LU~l!J llt>:iL .DwJ .&-iJc.'- • l':~kv llom'l'r \II v 'I' H ncn tal L:enll·r n1•t11' for ,\j1r1 voun)! nwrricrl m<.111 N l' a .t .1 p 11 ,. a r & I SALES han<lwntinJ.: rt••t'tl. 1\pp MANAGEMENT I y mu rn:. n n I y . t :1 :1 u $ S S S S S Newport Ill. C~I R.E. SALES START THE NEWYEAR RIGHT! S~ll Homes Learn Investments Earn More Our n•,11h•nlial di\ 1s11rn h.,t:. .incl "'ells m11r1· 111 ve~m1•nt prorwrt1cs than mol.l 111v1•:.Lml·nt ufficcs l11·r-;n11al Tr:11n1n11. \'111\'u Tr·arntni:. Prt"illl!I' Of ltl'(''i l-'1111 1-':l{'lllllt·~ l'mtll'rty l'urrlw:o.e l'lan. F r 1 n I! ,. ll e n <' f 1 l ' :-upt•nor 1·omm1s,111n Dynamic Orl!an11:it1nn I A'arn1nJ.: t-:nv1ronmc11t. ,.'ull t 1111c li 1·cnsc•1•s wh11 \\Ill work for ca rn1ni:i. 111 ··~1·cs.c; of S2!J.O!H>. I'"" ~car ;1r1• 1'n\'nura~cd to apply for a poi.1t11111 w1lh our l ll\t•stm1.•111s or llc,Hll'n 11.ll Ui v 1:.1on:; <'.111 Don 111-rrnan. l'n·~1 lll'nl <ll /\ 11. l'Li\C 1•; l'HOl'l-:l<Tlt-;S 1:'\l' i5:! 1!1211 fnsuronc~ Coreer Your SU\'l'\''S IS flllr r<' war<I ! Old L'~l.1bl1slwtl tompan' lonk1ni.: tor 1•arl'cr m1nd1·d mt•11. Ex 1 tt•t'tffil'i' nut ll•'t'"'~a n ·, '·hut hl•lpf11I <;11111nd floor 11pporlu111I y due lo ('\. p.1n~1on in Onmgc Coon \y, Xlnl 1·omm1,.,111ns. m11nthh St qu:1rlt•rl) honll"'"· S~ll.lr\ II qU;il1t1l'd 1\mll1t11i11 & hmu•:o.I\ only n•q111':!1 m•·nt 1\ll 111\<'n l<·wi; 1·011 l1<ll·11t1JI l'h ~Iii ~.122 I !I· I:! 11.J II ,1 l ,.., I. I 111 (;\'Ol'J.!1' Cla1" SALES-ROUTE \\ 111 will I r;11n .11l11 ,1, pa' \1111 a i:o11tl i..tl "hilc d•> 111~ 1l. II y1111 ha\'l' :111~ '1•rv l\Jll'!-..ilc•..,1•1(111•r rtl' have al\\ ,1y., "anll•d 111 run y1111r own h11~11w'"· w•• will ~hn'" \ n11 how l11 l'llJOY \llUI' \vork. WI" II F ~· E II Sa I c om h11n11o;. \'d\11 k 1111 n, l'XJI p::iHI. l·: .. 1.1h'I 1111t•rat111g . l1•rr & h11-c 1nt'"' l',1ill n11·d twru•l1b lll'l1r1· a~1 :,; :'\11 ''""''' l,1\11lb Ill SAVINGS REP IT ELLER) 1\ llO"'"on 1,., ·" .iil:.illle :'.londa) lhru :..1lurda.v I with om• <'ha11~111i.: \Iii\ off durln~ tlw wee!-./ r r o m !I .i m · 1 3 u p m , 1SJturd.1~ :1 Jl).:Jpm 1. • and ;ipp1·11x1111alt'ly 2 1·\cn1ni:' 'til !!11m per month 1\pplttanli> must 111.· I h·\lhk "" lo ho1J1·:., hut will 11111 hl• n·quir<'il t.1 w1wk c\l·ry S,11urda v. lll'lat1•1I 1·,1wr11'11<'<' 1-; pr1·f1·rn •1I. hul •1111t rt• q11!1•1! Thi' 1, .1 1wrm.1 rwnt 11:1111 I inw p11~1t ion with «11nl11.1ny hrnl'f1ts 1\ pos11111n 1s Jb11 ,H :11la hie rnr a "l"lo;it 111i.:" s;" 1111!' ll1·p 10 work on au ,1:. m•1•rlcd hab1~. al rc111 \l·~lm1•nl lqu:irl<'1·1y r 11nd a~ v;w:itinn rl'11cf. I 'l'h1!' 1!-<'On!>11ll•r\'cl <1 tern·~ porary pos1lmn :111d <'Om 1"111~ 11\•nd 11:, Jrc nol 1n l'luclrd l'h·Jo;l'l'.111 1-'or Al)J)l l'1•i: i.:Y no~ 11 <ii I I :i:i/i lolJll\t, 1•xl :!:!II GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS 24100 El Toro Rd _ Logw.a Hills. EquJI 011110rlu1111~ Emplo)er :'.t F S\'1·r\'l .1 ry SR • SECRETARY Contracts Immediate openin9 exists for o Sr. Secretory in the Contracts Dept. Position requires 5 to I 0 years ex~rience w ith s ome back- ground in a con· tracts/le9ol field. Ex· cellent shorihond and typing s kills r ~ quired. Apply in person 3333 Horbor Blvd C o std Mesa , Colif lcelefuJ> ' ' -.. -.. - -• - --..J •• ., , .. , •• ,.,,.," "f\f t '-0'-"~···' 1-:qual Llpporlumty M I' fo:mpl1•)•'I Gflt Ofc·Tech Trne ~15fl "'n•c J oh. Top notch 111.'.H'h ai c.1 <'O. will tr.1in l·;qu.il Op1>ortun1ty l~mploy<•r M, F lnstoll~r Troin~e Fcrrrnlc-(lvl'r 21. lkprn dahl<•. 5:! ~.o 1wr hr llil5 Al:ih.1ma. 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Call l>a11• Rouse, 979·2880. 1:175 Sunll1>\H'I'. l':\I .I ..,; W E L H \' . /\ ll T I Crl'l'n. :\Int. SJOO or or ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ORJE<.:TS .. \NTIQl'ES. free t o You 8045 frr.675 :1175 E TELEPHONE F l :'./!:: l''l/R:'\ .. 1-:Tt'. ·······················1 WANT D \\"11111•d./ukt· llcl\ ur 1'111 l·:>qll'rll'IH'l\l.I ll'll•ph111w PHONI'; ,.-01< INFO. & \1t\l•1I ,. 11 • •. "l1"t1h •1·11 'I 0 1' C..:.\S,'11 l>t>,l(,).i\, It 11°,·111 .\l ,·11·h \\111·'111" 111 fi7,., 275;1, 75:! t~l!IO :\1µ'1 :-.<'II' Nc•w "'•'I! St. W 1\ NT EI>: I' r· 1 n Ii n ~ f•nno 1• f lrlt111, ~1:!11. abu t•qu1pnwnt. nfhl'l lt•I nnv llUt't'll. :-11111. Nr ll<'" tl'rJlrt·~~ '"' h111clrv l''lWP /\dm1r al Hl'lr1i.:. ~II. I ITil'lll Wcirk111i,: or not. .Jt'l'tl S;1n1t Tin·' ~7:-1. 52-l <i7731wlwc<'n l0J\M& ~111'\t'.'' peri.on 1'.11·1 , •. u "'-"' '"'ill*''b "n·k~ l'i\1 11 1-Cl< \ Ol1 < not. ..ibo ~1·n 11:111:!1112 l'HOC'll Ulll" •'1• ""'"' . '0• 11 "' ,, ' 1 1Gora9e Sale BOSS I I " ... 111111', :\Jon 1"n. ;,r; .'>12:.! .·\."''I' 11\ ll I•', s· w ,:\I' i:ll ·l•i~X ···P·U·::·,c···A·u··c··T·l·O·::·· .JEWEi.HY. Wi\Tt 'll~:!--. 11:J[l l'•ll. . (!l I:! tlall\' I i\sk tor Mr:, ·• 'r -. n AHT .11~\.l l•:t;T.S, 90\.1!. ' . Sec'y·Admin Assist ~ft1or•• S~SSlON l·'t w ~" gel h11ll1t'. I•' • 'I .:\!.\,'\)" JT£:\1S OF Fl.'111·: :-.11. \ I·, H S 1-. ll \ J l 1-.' ,\1 J:i., ,\qu.inunh. 1., gal. l';1rpl'l. ~11 .1 '"' :-,,. "''"' !>:11; li'.!.I Z I' ~I To srnoo. l"rel' J oh HI' -to bt>lll"lll HJ) •11 """" 'l'•·l'l'll'I', \· \1n·d.ilt', )!di 1·:ST1\TE .rt-:Wt·:t.Hr . Fl.:'llE Fl'H:-. & ;\'\ hart.. 1'1 ·" ;1('ll'1'' s;.cl lkrl plu ... h \\ 11mhJ111i.: right ha nd to lm i:htt-----------1~t111 Fdi. lS. 8:1111 :111111 "·•ldltl11gi.11,;i.1:11 ,\l('I' OB.J~:<"L'S ,\.\ 'CH1t·~-:s.1;1.1 :.!:.!OO 1!1117il\ :\Likc11tlcr ~1;12 x:1r,1 W a n I l' ti C c r m a ·~ . .luJllllll'i>C War Hell~ .... ~wurd:-. daJ.:J.:<'r s, un- 1 I •> r in s , II c I m l' I c. tYlti· ~:!£ti e nergetic pres1dl·nt ,'I,, VI' Th R b S;111ta .\1)a Colll'!!l' I' .11'1.. I Tllll'l''.S, Fl'\ t-: FU H '. l ~ 1 of fantastic !rrm •• \J~o e eu en 1ng Lot. Hn~lol & lilh. \111'1 I 111rl hvml' lw " IT<' I'll()~ 1 •. F<>H I' :\fo11'o; rnu: . ..,, 111. 1•:y1• ot J ~1"t11I lh•l1•1·1ur While s Kni: S1. :\l.1tt ll<i\ ~1>r)!:.1 1-'ee J obs. 1\b1g<11l J\blx11 S;111t.1 ,\na J\tlm1~~11111 $1 I.'< .1~11~t11I hi.wt.. 1·;1t t .1111 .,:0 t.\ 11 itcjC'III,,I(1., ~lalad11lc "lUlll'. u1;.t11111 ( '<1111ma!>tc1· I\ I; 1·: IL 550. 110' Wroui.:hl I rnn · Pen;onnel Agency. •1:'1011 £. Lee · .1rlults. c hildren t rl·1· 1.1. •. lX,1>1 I t>I.~ ~:.!Oil m,1t1~., 111 01.., gol d . h111 m1rnn1 . 1·arn 111~ lkck Hwl SI Ill. "'•ll 1odll Campus Dr. Su1tl' to:: " parent. cl ri 1111 ourl c ;1" 1 1 i.:. 1 ;i,t• llf'.111 phont'. nc,er portion JJhl k1trh1•11 ~1111. N.B. 557-6122. " .1. k I Boxer & I Poodle G ,1 r a .. 1• ~ ,11,•. 1 .'i 10 :! 'alut•d ~l~1•1 .• o :"l.1111( 11~t·d .'i5:.! 1111:1 s:!IJ. :ix:.i Clp .. qm· w1nuu" 1 "'" '-' . tni.: 42" RO OAk TABLE ... 1 \\ 1\NTEU Yori.. 17 111J 1 Workout Bench. 55 l · ltl7:'i SECY R &i D DEPT f':x p a n . N w pt lfrh 1 Pharmaceul1<·al Co mt-. Secy w/min. 3 yr:. c'~r to work w f R & 0 person oel. Gd orj!an al>1ht1 w/somc kno" le<h!l' 111 sc1ent1f1e tcr1111nnlt11!1 & l\IAG II helpful. ti-12 7511 X3. GIGANTIC DAY BOOKKEEPER \p1Jht .1lwn:-. Fur ~llll 1;.11; :111.):! 84:? !>il7 I Ila nu\ er t.11. l-lu111 lkh !:-1.50 1;.15 XOX!< T\' l' HI Z I·::-. ,\II n l'\\ ~ 1!19 3105 l'l HEFE~L\Ll•:t.t\11 •:°':<'a r :'ll <•F :l(ldcn &Moch'...,, 8018 \:'ill· ~adhv<•l t'o1tnl'I Hcau11tul ll"l'UJJllll' I 1111~ Surplu ... Items for Etl11arrl~> Sal & Sun '"-· 1 ' h I \'t•Jr11lll ••••••••••••••••••••••• h.11 k ..,.,1,,, tlru)lll'al ;\ur11l·g1.111 ..!"' :.lo\(' l 'a:. F.K1mball, CLEARANCE SALE PT060•.,. OFF .4 Ft"l1\,1k l'upµ11::.. ~m.111 I 1111\l'd hr1·l·1I l'll'jl.C ..,,11 l' I r11111 tlui; pou111' .110 :Pi:!'I 1-: "TI HE IJ I) l ' ~ E STJ\l'Lf-:1( pcrn1•rlinl'. ttkkt.1111111 h.li·!ll:.!il ~~ t1i5 i:.!:!(I I '1!.13 21!1l! CONTENTS SALE. :\lod ,\:\11\ l:.! Ill V.11· \\111.., n.m,.: rnrnl·r lmt• r:;:;:;:::;:;:;:::;;::::::;;:::;:;:;:::;:;:;:::;;:;:::;;:;:::;::;::;::;:;:;;;::::;:;;:y liiicfuls.. coll~liblcs. · · Guur, Xlnt l'Oll W IOit111 ,,t•Jt ,1,., l'Jl l..ard lkll Serf ice T •chrtician Service food purkav,in~ equipment. Call· 549·9:!ta for int erview. \ppll' 1n pcr ... on onh M1111 & TUC!> 31':\l·S l'~t I 5 I E. Coast Hwy Newport Beach THE BIZARRE ltques. =--:o junk. Sal 9 to =t> :.tapll'"· •, ;11r h11'l' ·I. ·Su n 12 LU <I . 840 Sl3U lil l lul07~13 <',1tahna !it , t;igun a • -8 H "'·I If 111 \ l\l'. all lkh Miscellaneous 080 \ \ U\U • I ,.. --_ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 'hot:-, hou:-clJH1kc11. • L· , s l 5 _ 1. .. 1 I mo 1.,~,1, hnml' H"i:l litiil ~al & • un 0 . 1~1 ·• lol 1 :: l'hme~e \'a''''· T \ IH.! --!-it, Co~la '.\l e!'a Tool:.. WANTED .101 Im 'lt•n•11, ..,..,11;1r..1ll' .. pe.1l..1•r ~ JllHll 1 on;.uk, n •r11r1I 1111lect111n ~15(1_ \11•11 ' /t1 'Pd l11kt• S-10. \ ,wuum ~:url'ka l 11ni.:h1 1 ~lii. H12 13;,1 l'hih · t'/'a l 11r.ll " ;.!t1ltl F11·1· l11 gd homr. ll11~k1 f11rnll 1H1'. l 1k<' llt'\\ ~ c1<-s1~n lti lugh :>l<KIO I ft 111al•'. ti m11 1dl !»hnb & rollaw:.y hl·d. t"lulhml! TOP CAS II POLL/\ H p J\ I u ,.. o H yo u It :\c\\ l!llfa l!l' l'uplmards, <i7;) .. \6111 1 hc· lj.1.i··ll711 mist· 11.1 Sh' I I:: \r Ohl :\lull' l'u\:ker :\IOVIN (;; Gas Loiis. 1':411aJ Uj.IJH)I' Empl11.1 t•r Service Station /\llcn-l•--•-------1 .JEWELRY. W i\T(.;lfl·:s. ""II ha1~g11!.7,llunkl1l'cl:. & J\ WI' OB.J 1-:(."l'S. (;Ol.IJ I nllM' ·I.I.I 11,_,, danl, exr>er'tl . Duy & .,1, . Eves. Full & p/timc . AJ)· rY I' l S hO wpm .n· ply, Shell Slul11111 , 17lh «.: l'IJratc. H·:w !ipm IS!)!'i lrl'ine N.ll Munr11v 1u t\ v1•. N . B ..... ew 1pment. s11a111t'l .\II ,hub. luvl"s Wrg hl J ron Tbl. 100 l.i.lrgcst Sl•1 .. 1·t 11111 "' t'l11htr·t·11 . frS7 ti521 items . 713 Poinsell1a, .\m cr1l•a11 <>uk 111 -CdM\10·5)S/S S I L V I': H S 1-; II \' I <.; E . F INE FUHN & J\N TIQUES f.i45 2:!00 11110.~wr CJ h. I l't'. l/UC'l'll Hdr111 sl'l C11111:h . ~hcltt'd l'c1:an~. l'l:inl~. M1s1• :117 .,.; ~11<1 l':\l I Ill dusk 1 ---·-5-111~ California' 't'alilt·l>: F11miture BOSO ---PUBLIC AUCTION Ser vice Sta. Alll'mlanl, full o r p /t1mt• S~111----------l 'h;.11rs. 11.tll Tn•L·~. In• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,\Just sell C\'l'rythtn~ Sul i\IANV 11'1-:~lS OF FI Nfo'. Ho.'(t''· IJrt'!.1-l'I',, 1•1<· '\hop~S·ill' iww&u;.l'rl !15, Sun ll·S. ltil7 Pun ESTJ\Tt-: Jl·:WJo:LHV. fElt~y.<n_yi'<NlJlt ," lur~ "i.:ills. misl' 1krosa,C:\f 515·2Z7:1 .\RT on.n:crs. AN 1 ·"·•I Suri ho;1nl. I 'dn llo s" ii"''" 1:111. Homm. 673·:!320. ('ti!\I * UTOTEM * Sharp Alert Person I Good w number!' :. AJacCrcgor Yat·ht Corp . 16Jl Placcnt1:1. C ~I ----shoe Salcsp •rson. f, lmw Jos eph M :'l~n1 11 So EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES "''"or P urt-T1m1· No l'.:xper Nc•ce:-!>:.tn ,\)!c :!I ·1)5 1<:hi;t1blt• (iu To The :-..1•an•:.I T ICT() ':'ii \llKl·:·1 Coast Plaia . 5-\9 !17!10 __ _ for pµh1·Jt1111b ,\ 11110 "'Skorthand" SS50 Oil (' \I.I. (7M) 61:!-7702 Tit· Tue Sy~tcm,., \11c. We need to SCl' :.omc ol 1·---------• ,you people out there with lhal "R/\RE" d y111g art of shorlhand ! 'all C:1111 trol Cart:'Cr Employin1•111 Agency. 5.56·11!'ll)5 Starboard! to S650 This comp;iny :.cc·ks a WAITRESSES ,\l·~·l·pl1ng J\ Pl'h c-.1111111:-. '\iu" ~lu,t be :! I Appl) Tuc·' &Thur., ll<im·l lam Balboa Bay Club 12:!1 W Coa!>tllwy.Nll "Water l'cr~on .. :\Ju,l , 1 . be •· rcopll' Onentccl .. \ ou 1 on l n~·~d a gun tu Capable of han1lll11g all "tlraw fa~t \\hen ynu office prorrdurc:. Call P!:ll'" •111 :ul 111 ,1h.•· Dail~ Control Career 1o;mploy I 1!~11. \~:.1111 l\tli. (all 11uw menl Agency. 556·8505. •~ll 5n78 I ~ ~ rllll 1'.s: l•hll i\l11nri11 1.1 1 \\'d"lll, ll~iri:a 111 ;'\ook GnraJ.tl' Sah' !-.:it & Sun. Tl<~t:l·:S. fl:°':I-: 1-'l 'HN. \\'I' l 11 :..1,1 \I 1·.1.t j .1:d\' l!HhSl I ' \I Firt•man huni.. hl'tl~. 1·:T1' 1'11()'\I·: Flllt I' <In;.:'"' 1•.11111111r.:-.. w;ill'r ~l~ :'i~K !l:i:I) t;h1 !1llfiorli l5:1:!:.!:! I h . Ft>. & l\lllH'ltl HE t11ln1~<\.hlh11 ... h\ JohnJ **I Buy** 111rn. l' 01 111~ .:t~~ll, t;)'•Z.'00 SlJni·ni ,,11,.,.11 ..,1 ho>. Appliances 80 I 0 Govtl L.w I l ti . I . I ~111·1111;:"' ~ nlJll. fll..1· Ill'\\. ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ppltunc•t·~ (JI( r Ydll \p1 O\.\JH~r ,..,,, .. ,,\htn~ t:nrd. dt•L CJ••" (·ua~l Ill l'yl'l1· Wh1rlp111il Sdlloi 'r"ou 1 , . ,.. • 1· 1 1-·1rl·Wt1h1I :-.11 p 11 t~. si..1 t11 ... 1,. J.1d11•' Ill · nar· \\;i:-h1•r&..:a~clr~t·1 .1t111 ~ ... <'s urn . u"0 '· '»11-112'' rt•\\ \\11111 1111n X.lillllO pc r $:!:-.•i I\ 1, 11 nHt1 ,. MASTERS AUCTION c olhl'!>. "a:.her.. 1 rycri., · -i·it·' \\'ashl•r ~Ii:>. llol11111111 646-8686 & 833-9625 rcfni:. Sunda) nn Y. 10 1 h.111)! !-Ill' Ix-fl. "''" 'll.• EIL•c Oryl'r ~·O C1\,11 <ll•I Aft 6-Call lJ42-1542 192!1 Pomona.(' l\I 1irm Sl95 md cll•I l 'ual lhho) hmg hdl11d 11. 'llrd W11•l.1·r "·hr~. rui: plg, .1111111c1<· rfll IH·r f-'1·nllcr l l(Ullar <•llti 5111 11'11 :..iii 1St>7:! EST t\ T 1-; !i /\ L ~:. 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F. \I, 847 S6..'i6 JUMIOR GIRL SCOUT UNIFORM Int hH11.'' t•nm11IH1• \t•I I Hr only ~ti (Kl off1'r ~11; 11'.•1:1 alt 6 l'i\f i\towrr ,.,,., 111.1,.k & ~al & S 11 n Lot' n I I) 1• l' k l' 1 t 1• 11 h l.11I1•., Goodi<•s! 2.124 1-·rJOl'l'<'O " man' ,1 r ," •10 N B. 642-3.'>:IS l>-12 8-IW 1 Froll1· Ht'nlrnd \l .111111· 111~:pn1 \•.!>ai l l'l11t•1rl Fl!t>:'il l'll:\11'1:\'I: I gnlnwwnf tho~•· l1lht11! ~·lall1111' wh1•n• ~·011 1•,111 p11t1\1' """"own 1·a~.nl1111· It , 11·,tlll J:l l'.lt I ·""'' t'lltllll'h 111 1.1•1 •Ill l \ti,, g;cllon 111 1:.1 .... 111111· t 1'1·p 1\ lt1{'h 1 u M' Hr r.•mm 1• ;ii I lhl' :1m11dJ:I'<; nnrl <Itri 1111 111~ l)Ulll!e FROM J>ll M PIN<: my own i:a~ohrw 1'10 i:.1lltm uqu.in11m. lull> l'\tUI p lllll!>l l\1•11 I ~10i211 . ····~·•l1i11~, h11 t ~ivt• l1t•1· BM~e This Valentine's Day send your love a greeting all the world can share. Expr ess your love in a Daily Pilot Valent ine. It's easy . Compose your personalized greeting a love poem, pretty prose or words your love will f i nd special. W e can set your message i n type to fit the size border you se lect, or your ha nd~r it ten thoughts may ap- pear in the boraer of your choice. Your personalized Valentine greeting can be "sent'' in any of the borders shown here. Ads come in three sizes: S8, s 1 S and S2 for the spec ial child's size cdrd. <You musr be under 12 to qual~fy for the littlest greetinql. 9 For help with your ad, 1us t call 642-5678 . A friendly Daily Pilot ad-viser will be happy to assist you. And, if you like, you can c h arge yo ur Val en tine ad. Your credit is good with us, or you may use your Mas t er Charge or BankAmerica rd. DAILY PILOT ' 642-5678 Mail to Daily Pilot Class1t1ed Oepartment. Bo>. 1560. Costa Mesa 92626 - • I " • .. , ,,,_.. ~,... ' D f 4 DAILY PILOT Sunday. 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CH E~"CLl.iSIVELY VOLVO Cad.II 9915 "'' .M.I,, .. 11 11 f "' 1 CK pr pl\ 171 1 )'1-18·8~. ..:1, 150 or Oest o f er. Larµest Volvo Dealer •••••••••••••••••••••••! ----1;1;) ·liS.'> 1n<tran~cCounty• ·~:: t'ull 20r a <' .1111 11 "ii f'111tn Sq111n· \\)!ll a11 . lll'YorLE,\SE: "CADILLAC" . :!x.ooom . S h .1ql. c.J,,111 "': pd 1,, 1111 ,1111 , ... 1111 ,Thunderbird 997() I f''ull factory eq uipped. I 16.t;Jt; ;\lill•s &dt!:tO! I $2495 NEWPOf\T IMPORTS Ol llf':CT ~101 1.tll 111311 1,1;, 1111-••••••••••••••••••••••• I ~.,, ~:a!~~r~:e . ·;:l(TI\;:~;:1:;'~: .. ~," ",'::, ;,:,:.::;:::·;::c;;~:?" .. ":"1 "·:,.' ,::;:~~~'.·:·~:·:::'. ... 12025 S Manchester For the best p11ct·s. lh1· Ford 9940 i '..! ""''" H 1111.1h111.t ·, IJrn.111· Pl." s51.2s:n "I Anaheim 750 2011 IOWC'SI lt:a!>c rnlc~ •• '<t rlL·· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ; MHk I hllll' & \\hi ;:.1ti!l:1 ,')Iii 7:!1/f) 3100W.Coasttfwy.N.8. 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'65 Mustang V·8, 4 spcctl. Cun be seen Sun nit dn). new palnl. Mu!il ~cc to 2908 l A I o m a i\ v c . _a_pp_:e_c. Sl250. Silll·2·15.!!.__ Laguna Niguel. 19i0 Must11n~. A I cond Assume lease or buy '7S E\tras. $16!.0 ~fanu 2 +2. all <'Xtrai; ~l'l 013.'l s12s. mo. 536·0042 - -----~·----• '74 Mu1ton9 2 + 2 '70 Et C:imino Super Sporl 4 Speed. factory air con· 396 eoit. 4 spd. l\lnt cond. dlt1onln1t. radio. heeler . .I Best offer Gil · iJJO rallye, wheels. & more -~ "t ~ I I" o r 'd · s !! p o r I ~ "' "onlc C;ir 0 · orig econom ical hot (lnc ·I owner. olr P S. PD. K LB AM FM r11dlo, radials. (076 l. '(trn c l.,.,n. S2iOO. I 1•tO·lJ lR I ----- The fastest dnw ln lh I West. .a Dally r llot C la<>s 1hed Ad. rhon c 642-5678. ,.,,,_ .. ._..... .... . ~ ... ...u (Owned by drivers parlicuiar enough to tr ade tor a Mercedes B enz) 175 PINTO "WAGON V-6. lac1..,,, dir cond1t1on1ng •ad10. heater. less 1han t 5.000 miles •3395 !238MIE ' '73 VW CAMPER 4 scwPd radio oeatcr 1ow miles. $4495 !C,7 /JLWI '75 vw BEETLE DELUXE .! 0001 low n1o1e,, SJ·l95. (605CWB) '7 4 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO Auto trans . air cond1l1or11nq, pawer steering, beaulllul green with -;w111el bucket seats g con<;nlo. S4495 f658KKE• '71 FIAT SPYDER CONVERTIBLE .I s;091)d racllo hr?ate1. one own'lr. red with black vinyl 1n1er1o r S2095 I t60EKWI '74 OPEL MANTA COUPE - o4 speed, radio. heater. less tnan 17.000 actua l miles s.1Jc pr•COd . $2795. (123A8C) '75 MERCEDES BENZ 450SL COUPE ROADSTER Aulo trans.. lactory air coodllfonlng. POwer •steering. radio, heater, beautiful red with matching Interior. less than 7000 actual mlles. S1 6.950 (297NOS) Authorized Mercedff Benz OHier 1970 Harbor. Costa Mesa 631·12?6 Quality AND . Price • ' GIANT SELECTION OF N EW & U SE D CADILLACS. ORANGE COUNTY CADILLAC LEADING SPECIALISTS. 1975 ELDORADO l684MCB) $Bae5 1975SEDAN DEVILLE (450MCF> .. $7895 1974COUPE DEVILLE (t~) $6495 1973 ELDORADO (#405206) $5695 1972 ELDORADO CONVERTIBLE (35fKSR) $4995 1965 COUPE DEVILLE (303NJP) $8795 73COUPE DEVILLE '(604MIG) $4595 1975 FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM (968LPC) $8695 .1974 COUPE DEVILLE (f26JMW) $6395 1975 MARK IV (-498330) $8795 1975 CORVETTE (20fMKGJ $8795 1973 MERCEDES 280SE SEDAN (410HTO) $8995 '73 AUDI (638GYW) $3995 PLUS 12 MO. 12,000 MILE CADILLAC FACTORY PROTECTION PLAN AVAILABLE ON MOST MODELS &.lnday. 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' l ( I 1 t . ( It I ) ( ' . ---·1 A~E '{OU KIDDING 1 IT'S FR EEZ ING our ! WELL , W~AT AM I GO ING TO DO? GO SEE Mi.I A5SISTAN I /: NANCY I '...-----~ n ' "" n • -:2 ... -c:1 ()-;;~ 1 (/) ~ 5 .0 i---c.~ ..,__--~~ I ··11>~ Cl> VI ~---~ .. < n.,, ·~--a. OH . D E AR --A BLACK ( CAT---Tl-IAT'S "-BAD LUCK ~ --------------------- ,....,. fl•q • .. "' r,1 "' ~ , , ..... ,, I(. '~ ~ ,. ' ' I.. . j • .. THE OOCl'oR . IS EL Ernie Bu sh miU AW. DON. r BE SC) \suPER.'.::)1 1 r1ous ) THAT 'S Du rviB \(~ 1 ") .,. IT 'S NOT DUMB --- . EVE~YBO DY IS SUPERSTITIOUS EVEN BLACK CATS ARE SUPERST ITI OUS I ' .. --- -l~ -:------' ----,_,-____..,.,------. ' ' ~ ~ .. -· "'._. .. ,•' ........... ·· ii p. I \ ,. .. .. · ~ !!!'. • .. • !" WANT MA~CIA -?HA'DOWE0 1 DAY AN D N IGHT. DE1El1tv£ AGoJc'{ »>r-. > D1S'cPar · ). ·I - 1 \'\ANT A COM PLETE ~~PO~T ON ~ER WHE~EAE30V1T7. 0 · 0 ! IT A FEW YEARS AGO, HE Bl /\ WAS THE FI NEST ON THE OLLO\IVtNu THE SENS ELESS S HOOTINGS IN A BANK 1-40LOUP, 1 R4 C:Y EMPLOYS BALLISTICS ,..-..<_ Tl-IE CDMPVTCR, T RYING 1U MAKE AN IDl=NTl ~ILATION FROM MEAGER CLUES. DARN TMIS GUN ! IT WON'T SHOOT! IT NEVER ) S HOOT S, IT MAKES M~ t SO MAO! ---~~ ·,.). ) t\ ~\· ) ""'fl:t..' '~ l ,, ~I f-· ' I WELL.LOOK! DO YOU SEE ll4rrn? ! TµINK MAR'CIA HA$ A N EW BOYP~I ENO, EJ t-1T :Z: CAN'I BE:. $.ARE !'LL !RAIL HE~ TO iHE END~ OF THE EA R:TH . 1.'LL ?TICK L IKE GL Ll ~. !'LL NE:VE ~ LET HE.1< OV1 T OF= M Y 5 JGHT FO R'. A MOME T ... .. r - ,. Af2.THV1R.'~ DETEcnv6' AG-fNCY »» > Dt ~c fl.E~T I NVeS rt~AT1 O/'J S O\)t"" S.Pfc1~L1t i E RE T£D A LIM OLJ:-INE AND"' i LL ('HAUFF-El'R I A R.T~U IC!/ oo 'YOL{ ~OL LOW PEOP LE ? r LO?T HE~, E3lAT FOR' A VE~Y GOOD ~EA'70 N ... YOLA 'f<E K tOOtNG .' WHAT TOP DETE'CTIVE DOE?N'T ? . ... ·. \ • -NE~O WDL ~E FOLLOW£D PEOPLE ACRO?? TH ~ ?T·REE-r; 7 HER'LOCK ~OLMES F'OLLOWED PEOPLE-;. - ACRO~~ TH€ ?TR'E.E T}~ ~ CHA ~Llt: CH AN ... : ~~~C>RfLl AffLY MY :,H[S NOT ,\\ARRIED 11 \VfLL, THAT SOuN05 ~ V..EMOR'1 1C, RArHFR llA?Y ~ ·ff AND VERY INTERESTING! MAKE A GUN WONI Fl~F WHEN THE TWAFFTY ITH INTME UP POSITION. " ABOUT , liA 1 t l(~HT ! '" Ir I n\J AT TRACTIVE! N1 SS OR MRC... SPENCER "'.;_-~ WHAT'S HER • B OF I NUM BER? WHrn YOU~E ~EAOY TO ~l~E. IT MUST B E PUT INIHE DOWN F'OSTTION~ r /\PA IJ ·1 . . ' ~ (''µL)1t•',.. --G"vlD • , . NOW, TODAY, f WANT YOU TO PAACTIT'M FOR ONE HOUR. re\:. \ ( :"t\ '"' I... ~··~J ' y -. O~. DEAR ME! HERE IVE HELPED IN 3 BANK HEISTS ANO ALL THE TIM£ MY GUN,.. WASON I'""' WETY. l ' ., ) . l ,.._I)·~ -~ ---:-: .. ( Li ghts Out • <9H, DEAR ... Tl-IERE HEY. .. GO ~e LIGHT£. THE TV WENT OFF! ~"-' "Jj x 1. KNOW I HE:R E WE.R E. FOUR CANDLf;G RIGHT lt--J IH IG L>RAWER. --UH ... ~ArWJG BEFORE WE HAC IH'BIRTHMY PARTY FoR DEWEY'S CAT.· DENNIS .. :)OU KAVENT HAD A SPANKING IN HF A LONG TIME I BUT. ... FOUR YEARS • 01-D At-JD HE:'D NE:VER HAD A ~KE/30 ... \ , Nooooy DONE:. 1-r. .. DID IT. . :THE P0Wf3P. ..JUST WENT OFF. -n I vvf t( ~1 yo f usf sc,11tJ ) Jci o tc thl· < iclrH hee 111 Book ) Jizc:: Sho t 6v r j 1n11cll1nr1 ' 0'11he can Wanta tough stain out? ~ Shout it out! · ·'··:. lHAT9 WHAT J. WAg JU;T IHINKIN~ .. WHERE . 010 1 LEAVE IT? J Copyr19l.1 u 11176 Tho ••oi•t•r .\ Tribu~e Sy.cl1tolo, l~c. ,. - I · 1 • SICP MAKING-THOSE HOQRIBLE FACES, BILLY .' ...... • :.t AN' ME RAPPORrWtT'CJA MANA&fMENI IS UND£R SOMt;IH lbl ' OF A SIRA/N •.• --~ -..,/""" . / ·-...... .,., -...... ·~··.. . . • • .. '11:-s.~~' . • • •. • • • .. ••Ji . t--= •• • • . . . ~ . 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How quickly can you finrl th1>m'' lhrrk an~wers with those below. 11 s GOIN& ro' 86 A Gl2t:A-r Y€AQ FOi< -r~s c:£sr [:,~Q YOU ! f.JDJ' ·' , 4 µow ABOU 1 \ Orv' t'/1\:_ ~I () ()t\ n-tAT lASl RL \N i3 ,i RUDOl f- IUON 1 l /, 8<1B: • • Hal Kaulma1> ~ SI l H.I c" llltn'. pl.1.:t· 1h,·rn .11nr ,1 IJl'lk. 1\nn1111n,c ,,, ">- BULLETIN BOARD e TEST C'ASJ:~ " rll'fl'dl l'h•N' h'•t 1' \rr\ wrt·" '' an anai:ram or a "liytni: wh1l'h m,I\ lw 1111t·~1,r1•11·1I lo ha\•e :.ome" hat I ht> 1-anw nwanini.:. \\ h.it \ 1 hat'' e c111t1r C'urie Drop 1•111 1 .. 111•1 111 ... 11 h \\11•rl. rt pl",, 11 \\tlh anorhrr. and ri•arr:inc1· l1 111"' !t1r ,1 l"''" · lJu1•I, ~upplc, dang"r, '"""~ '"1;wr •t1,1,•.r"6 '\•"11t.t \ •A•H '" ,t,f\lf'f' '"'0.f • Dafry Dot ·"rrol.A!: J:Oh6 • :!. \\'hen ~omrohe ob· Jl'rted. Dot ba 1rl , ''Takf• 1 ;i w~y anrl 1l 's 'ngh I 11 Now, how can thal b1'! · ' . ,,,11111.-r' lhJt 1dtt·n }"II h:,1,<' th.: e H;."•';,111 :\anw I ''"ti·r~ Hl'po•al nirirlh ;1lollrl, if '"'''"'"II "'"ulJ 111..1.' ""n<'1'nc 10 \OU ran: Medich. Mallalk. hlarldoi.. ~1<1rllocl... d\',ll!llJIO.: 01111.: 111 !hi: r--=~:::===::t..::;;;<:::=::~=r--::;;;;;;;:=::=~ 1 Piil\, \\ ht'll ) 1)11 It· turn ·~··11 "'11 1tknt1I\ \\hr, h "Ill h1 1>1 'h1• r•· 1-.nl. 1\ r 1 \\ 11,·n th• '"'"' .lit' pl.i. (11 nn t 11\' t 11'1' ;irrJ11i;,· th1·rn 1n thi.: ll•r111 Cit ;i hum.in It\<' l\\11 nrt tnp l<H t~t·•, 1•111: .11 1.l'flll'I lor J 11"'1'. J 1.1\lfl ,ti \'.Id! 'lc1r" Jnr t'.tr' .• 111.I nn.: .II b· 11 l"lll 11•1 •• 1 nH<uth. .\ ... ~111,«h r.1tc ,,·i.tn ti~ l thcon("'"' h 1 1~u~h111i: ~ lhe r ·Hl t)I hrs IJ1.C '-----::::o::;:~~--~=~----_J ' 1nd1~Jtl\c.. cl th e ~ch:d· J'\t::'I RESULT! Which shot s~ori>s a i:nBl rn tht> one.011 •. ? .:d 1.0111. one hockey matchup abo,e'! Trare through lines lo fmd out. "' "l:~lRSE ~I .\ R' \nrl 1.h1•-.r t·11lor:. nratlv for a '>ll rpme picture. I Rrrf. 2-1 I . nfUl'. 3-hllow. I-I.I. flrown 5-flesh. &- Ll . lft'l'rn. 7-DI... )!ra~. A-Ul.ir l... !>-l'urrlr. JI Dk. gteen. .. By Brown and Casson 5URE I JIM ! WEll, AS C, 'OO'll NOTICE, HE GOT OFF TO A GRE AT _iTARf AND HE ~HIFTED HI S (A) EIGHT (J.\Ell AND A\JOI DED THE f<UH; ON T~E UPPER . TURNS I POQ OPt.~tl?S I M'{ Bll<T HOA'i WA'? L.A~T ~ MONTIL \. , 1-1 I 1 (AX)W ! THAT UJAS QUITE A RUN B~ THE <;()UNG AUbTRIAN SKIER f AN D AtJ HE LOME !:J DOWN THE HILL, LOOK . HOW GREAT Hl b FORM IS WITH HI S ARMS TUCKE D AND A LOW CROUCH, OF FE RING t..lllL-.E WIND RESISTANCE j ~OU'lL NOTICE HE'S REAlkl,) PICKi NG UP A l.OT OF SPEED HERE AS HE GOES INTO THE TREES/ .. . . IHE Ll5U,AL? YES.' MY AS AN ARCHEOLOGIST, F,AMOUS NoST,Al~IA C,ASSEROLE ~ LeFTOV~f<. NOSTAL.<:JIA C,ASS Ef<OLE FROM LAST S UNDAY, AS USU,AL ... GORDO YOL.' 00 AfAK.E A <SAM£ OF LIFE I DON'T YO U1 8LI& t<00ER:S C: 0 ;:.-1 , ONE '- HAS ro, PR INC Er' • YOU fl) .. .SHOULD KNO~V 8V -NOW1 80W5ER, ... ~ ... --- , DOCTOR SMOCK you CAN NEVER (OET I FE~L. MY so, WHOLE LI FE MEAT LOAF) AWAY. PASSING ' BE:FORE MY STOM,ACH . 1S PE.CIALL"1 WJ.l!EN YOU1RE A . K:ENAl55ANCE SPJDE:R1 LIKE. ' i ('(SELFf . • TH~I IN A \V£51 .A.S IN AN'/ CLASS IC , AR.CHI TEc- IL'RAl-.. JE.NDEAVOR1 J:. ONl-Y' · CAMf?. Ht:= Rt:= 1 0 I R Y 10 RI c::=> YOU OF YOUR BARBAROUS '\NAYS.' -· • L~FT OVER LE Fr-· 1 PREFERIO !HINK OF IT At;· A IRIP DOWN ANE . Gus Arriola 13UT, tSN'I .NON- COAIFOIZM- JrT\f E><.HAUS!- !Nr:Jf' • FoRM FOLLOWS FUNC rt C>Nf . Au CONTRA /RE, OL' CHIEAl! I ;;:./NO IT E'XHILA .... RATIN61 • By Geor e Lemont . , ( He HAS GOIA POINI ··n.1 e Rt::=, CH leF • JI I I • ' l l .. FEBRUARY 1, 1976 ·; · Top Telecasters on the Firing Line: ~ · A Hard Look at TV News As Seen I . By Some of Its Best Practitioners I DAILY PILOT I II ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNI A . . Quiz: Are You More WCreative . Than You Think? • .t . sk Them Yourself IO ull a famous per_, a ~lton? s.i.11 me ~ •a ....... to ''AM•• F-lly Wee«1y _., glOn A..e . New Yori!. N. Y. 10022. We'll pey S5 lor pubf1shed queellons: SOrry, .. CM'I an-r olh.rs • FOR KATHRYN CROSBY With your large family and busy life, I'm wonder- ~ng if there was eve1' a t(me when you fell really alone?-8.C., HoUyWood, Calif. • Yes. Once I had a guest on my 'IV program who had • written a wonderful book on cancer. It was his first 'IV show. I questioned him about his 'book, but he blacked out FOR SEN. BIRCll BAl'H (D-lnd.) U DQ strong Democratic can~idate emerges before the na- tiooal convention, do you thinlt Senator Xennedy"will run? -Robert Clark, Montgomery, Ala. e r have talke<l to St:nator Kennedy about this several times. I really believe that there an: 110 circumstances that would cause him to be a candidate in I 976. · FOR ROBERTA FLACK, singer Ale you married?-N.S., Cheyenne, Wyo. • l was once-in 1966 to bass player Stephen Novescl. But it turned sour nn<l we got divorced in 1972. It was great until it stopped he ing a marriage. While it lasted, Stephen was u wonderful husband. Other men handed their wives tulips, but Stephen brought me roses-and threw them at my feet. But we're still friends and always will be because he's unc of those fautastic good-us-gold people. FOR LEE MERlWETllER, ~-tar of TV's"Bamaby Jones" This may sound silly, but with your gorgeous figure, is there anything you can't wear?-E.E., Medford, Ore. e Ifs not silly at all. I wish it were. ( always have trouble with evening gowns )>eenuse I can't wear those that are very hare on top. I've got hroad shoulders, and anything off tl1e shoulder makes me look even wider! So when I shop, I'm on the lookout for tlresse~ that cut the line (such as 1umpers ) or have a break at the 'armpits. That's why ( often have long scarves trailing over one shoulder-it creates an optical illusion und makes rne look less lop heavy. FOR REP. TllOMAS P. O'NEILL, JR., l»'lnocratic Ma;onty u ·odcr from Massacl1usettN Could Richard Nixon ever be re-elected President of the United States?-Martha Thorpe, Atlantic City, N.J. e Hichard Nixo11 resigned as President after the House ludil'iary Cuinmittt-e had voted on articles of impeachment >11l before the full I louse of Hcprescnt:1tivcs cunsidercd them. This 111eam thill, lcj!ally. he is not prohibited from scekiug fe<leral office again. However, he t'tmld not be re-elected Prcsideul since, under the 2211d Amendment, no one can be ck'ClcJ to the Presidency more than twice. FOR TRE .. ASK THEM YOURSELF" EDITOR ls Frank Sinatra u rude in private life as he is in public? -8 .C., Vancouver, Wash. • Paul Anica, for years his good and dose friend. ad vises: .. No. He ca11 be his own wurst enemy in su<.•h things as deal- ing with the p~~. Lut man y things you hear arc groundless nr arc mngnilled. He's wonderful to his frien<ls, quietly sup· ports charities unJ is very sc11silive. He's 011e of the few people iii show bwi11css I t:a11 talk to. When you're with Frnnk , you're t·ompletely at <:01$C. At his Cacs11rs Prunt'C .'com<:hack,' he hu<l a IJaJ thruut uml wa.~ worried :ind hit- tcrly <l isappointc<l. (He's a p<'rft.-t:tionist.) l wrote anc.I told him 1 lm<:w how he fell uml that I rcspcctctl him for tryiug so hard. When he ~ol my 1111tc, he pnoned-on the verge or tears. l WU.S the only one who had contactcJ him. No ooe else bad cared eno\lgh. Fr11uk, on the other hand, cares about everyone." • Co¥Wt Pllol6 by Petet C ~rl ... and clammed up to the point where he couldn't remember a thing. He was shaking with fear and 1 rudn't know what to do. At t~t point I was probably more scared than he was, because it was up to me to bail h1rn out. J wali on the verge of tears wben a commercial breaJc rescued me. We both recovered our ~mposure a bit, but it was definitely one of my wonJt experiences. FOR PHYLLIS DILLER Bet you won't tell me how old you are.-Susan Walker, Easton, Pa. ' e F~ure it out. l have the brain of an eight-ycar-old hwn- mingbird; the feet of a 91-year-old biped; the figure of a 60-year-old mop; t~ hands of a 74-year-old Librarian; the elbows of a 98-year-old Gypsy who·s been reading tea leaves; the atteution span of a gnat; the hair of a retired Dalai Lama; the gait of a squirrel, and the heart of a middle- aged gazelle. Jn short, I'm 142 years away from my Bi- 'centennial. POil BURT REYNOLDS You and Paul Newman are both considered sex symbols. Do ):OU feel that you two have anything in common? -.K. Hughes, Colorado Springs, Colo. e Yes. We both like Joanne Wo<>dwar<l. FOR CllARLES BRONSON I just saw "Hard Times," and I would like to know if you ever took boxing lessons or had martial arts training? -1. Madanat, Wilmington, Del. • Nope. l leamcd how to defend myself the hard and prac- tical way-011 the streets of Ehrenfeld, Pa., in coal mining country, where J ~rcw up. (J went down into a mine for tht: fmt time when J was JO-working. not visiting.) You ha'<l to koow how to use your fists because someone else was always ready to use his on you. I had to ta.Ice care of myselr off the streets. too. 111 my house. I was unc of 14 children! FOR RlCK MARTIN, l1ockey 1ta r Do you think hockey has become too violent?-Leo L. Smith, Chicago, Ill. • Hoclccy is a tough sport and the hard body-chccki11g ill part of the game, but the dirty playing is not. I've observed that most o( the dirty stull i.<i <lone by less talented players. And to be hone.st with you, J don't think 11nythi11g will he J one about the violence until someone gets crippled or killed. Febrv•ry 1. 11176 /Uml(Y ~ The N-spaper Magazine A-~ ef 0.... C1111r tc•leu, lite. Ra"'"'"41 IC. ..._, ChMrrNll ol tlle lkwd A. Edlrerd Miiier, ,.,.eld9nt Ff'9d o-. ProeldMt, Downe Pl#Ml1t.#ftf . CHARLES E. fl£RRY, ProalflMt oftfl PufJll1"-r MORTON FRANK. Cll•l<lfl•11 ,.ATIUCK 11. ~Y. V.P.-Ad Director MOftT HJIMY, V.P.-Edltor-ln-Chlef Qenld S. w ..... Eaatern Mgr.; llUcMld D. c.non, R~ DodMft, Managing Editor Assoc. Eastern Mgr.: Joe'~· Jr. IUctiard Yaldatl, Art Director Wesi.m Mgt.: ~II.. RIM, Detroit Mor. ......,._.....,,.,_,Senior Edltot "9ttdM, ._,,.,.., _ ._ u.th ...ci ...,._.,., .... .,.,. H-. Food Editor Calll.; te.t D'Al-•-4rro, Marlletlng Mgr.; John Associate Edltor1: S.. II~ • llurlthr. Prom. Dlt.; Ca'7f her, Mdang. Hal LMdoft and "~ A. Tlvvetl f'Uk....U ~TIOMS! ROIE"T D. CARNEY Emlle ....... Ar1 Asst.; Qlolb M.,, Pictures and LEE EWS. V.P .. and Co-Directors; Contributing Editors: LanJ ...,...,,., ...,..,. "· Memo4t. Mgr. f'UWUIMUI ""'CH: RoMtt CufTWI,...., J . e>,pellhMIMf, R-...J.Ctwlnil•,Mgr.;'-'"O....... A.""88-. 8u11nen Manaoet; R°'""1 ......_,Promotion; NOOUCTlOlt: ~ llttteft, Dir.: ..., ..... AaeufMlnr, Public lntormaUon Mot. "oMl1a c ...... Malleup. li91dqu1r1era 64t Lealngton Aw .• N.Y . N.Y. 10022.C 11178 FAMILY WEEKLY, INC All nght1 reserved Report from Philip Morris avor ..__ow ar New'Enriched Flavor~discoveiy for 9 mg: tar MERIT achieves taste of cigarettes having 600,,b more tar. . The grcatcs~ challenge to cigarette-makers in recent years has been how to make a low tar cig;uette with good taste. Many have lried. Philip Morris just succeeded. lt took twelve long yen rs. The cigarette is called MERIT. It delivers o nly 9 mg. of car. One of toe lowe l tnr levels in smoking tcxiay. Yet MERIT delivers astoni shing flavo~ · If you moke -you 'II be inrercstcd. Key Flavor Ingredients Of Tobacco Isolated By isolating cc rrn in "key" fla vor ingrcdicncs of tobacco in cigareu e smoke, ingredients that ddi1.1cr caste imy ow of proportion co tar, researchers at Philip Morri s have devclopt!d a wny to pack extra flavor into tobacco without the usual increase in tar. The discovery is cnlled 'Enriched Flavor'. It 's extra flavor. Natural flavor. Fl<lvor that ca n't • hurn out. can't fade out. can't do anything but come-through for you. We packed MERIT with 'Enriched Flavor' <md began a series of taste-tc ts. 'Thste=I'ested By People Like \bu Thousa nds of filter ciga rette smokers tested 9 mg. tar MERIT against five currcnc leading low rnr brands ra nging from 11 mg. to 15 mg. ca~ The results were conclusive: Even if che cigarette ces ced hacJ 6(]% more car. a significanL majority of all smokers tested reported new 'Enriched Flavor' MERIT delivered more ca.see_ Repeat: delivered more caste . In similar tests against 11 mg. to 15 mg. menthol brands. 9 mg. tar MERIT MENTHOL performed strongly too, oclivering as much- or more -caste than the higher tar brands te tcd. You've been smoking "low car. good taste'' claims long enough. Now you've got the cigarette. MERIT. Incredible smoking pleasure at only 9 mg. tar. From Philip Morris. 'AITlt'ncan ln~ututt nf C'nnsumtr Op.111N1 Studv AVAll~hlc fret"" rcqUt'~t 0 Plllllp Mnrn1 Inc, 1976 9 mg:·1ar:' 0. 7 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by RC Method. Warning : The Surg eon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smokjng Is Dangerous to Your Health. j I J I • ~ I I 'l Edwin Newmen "The proper ettilUde tor ,.....,.. Is Independence Md~" Bill Beutel "A M'ftceSt ts, bf deftftltlon, • .,_, good hadllM ..me.." ~ D•n R•ther "We ta~ an~ eftfY daJ when •person •leets whether to ,,.,di CllS." ( ' ,, Howerd K. Smith "I hn•.,..., m11 .. kan tor botft John ChMcellof Md H8ffJ AMSOMr ... • • rAMILV WCEICLV, F.O•u••'f '· 19711 Prodaeedlty Roltla Tbrusb. The Top Newseasters Talk Baek About How They See Their Jobs . . .. TV •How Unbiased Is It? News •Is It Censored? •Did It Fall Down on Watergate? •Has It Become Too Gloomy? Mike W•llac:e "Phony opllmlaM would Cl'llctdJ ..., out lta .. 1c:ome on the alt." John ChMcellor "Our fob Is IO ,.port on how progHfM ••...,._..,ed. "°"""' more." •Tom Brokaw "I am moat cone.med about prqemnt ~ tradition of • frff PNM , • ," S urveys claim that a big share of the American public derives all its understanding of current events from TV news broadcasts. Can we rely on TV for so much infonnation? How responsible and accurate are the men who. report aod comment on the news? How much power do they wield? What part do newscasters play in our day-to-day educational awareness? To find out the answers to these tough questions. FAMILY WEEK.LY decided to go to the source. We talked with s~n of lhc best-liked, most respected TV news- casters. Our symposium consists of Howard K. Smith (ABC commentator). Biii Beutel (ABC reporter), D•n R•ther (CBS anchorman<orrespon- dcnt), Mike W•llKe (CBS correspo n- dent and co-editor of CBS's "60 Minutes"), John Chancetlor (NBC an· chorman), (Ttfn Brokaw (NBC White House corr~ndent), Edwin Newman (NBC corrcspoodcnl). FAMILY WEEKLY: Do networks tefl "•II the new9 that's fit to tell?" RATHER: We are incapable of doing that. Frankly, there is not enough time to do it. I regret those polls that indicate that most people get most, if not all, of their news from TV. One must read as well. One must read newspapers, maga- zines and, at least occasionally, a book. But I don't thiok a person nowadays can be well informed and not watch TV, either. f find some people who consider themselves "intellectual" people. who pride themselves o n saying, "I never watch TV." l think that's 1hc mark of an uninformed person, too. WALLACE: I think any careful reading of our news coverage over the past half doz.en years would prove that if a story was worth covering, we did it. FW: Whal criticl9"1 of TV news do JOU find the most unjust? The most valid? CHANCELLOR: The most unjust criti- cism is that sponsors have power over what we report. The most valid criticism is that we pay 100 much atlention to the news of the day and not enough atten- tion 10 slower-moving events that may m the long run be more important. WAU..ACE: I think the most unjust criticism is that there·s a liberal bias in the networks. The most valid is fhat we • follow our sisters of print too slavishly. We don't find enough stories by our- selves. SMITH: I think most of us are liberal. Most of us are left-of-center Democrats. "Whet happened In the c .. e of The New Yori< Times and the Pentegon Papers 11 that iome· one walked In and ha~ the Tlmet the story. That did not ..-quire greet Investigative reporting, In my judgment." -Oan Rather, CBS Newa After all, we were raised during the FDR years or in the long shadow he cast, and we are all college-educated. We arc criticized for being too picturc- orientcd. Again, I agree. We are at- tracted by pictures; adion magnetizes us. Finally, we are accused of never giv- ing the ·whole story. On TV everything is tight, ad-libbing rarely occurs because it throws us off schedule. In a sense, TV news ls a very unsaiisfactory form of journalism. But there arc limitations m every ficld-ShakcspeJtre's was a small stage, ours is time. RATHER: The most unjust criticisms are those claiming that all newscasters are involved in some dark conspiracy of ideology. The criticism that we are su· perfic1al is often valid. I rhink Jt"s vastl y ovcntatcd. but there are some subjects that we haven't yet learned to deal w11h in depth. For example, we don't do a very good job of reporting new ideas, but that's because ideas arc not easy 10 define within a visual framework. BEUTEL: Our critics claim that we're a limited medium. Well, that's essentially true-but then we don't believe we're the complete answer. A 11ewsc,1st is, by dcfi- ' ni1io11, a very good headline strv;ce. FW: Do you think there's more cen- sorship In TV than in the printed word? BROKAW: Censorship is a grossly mis· understood word. Practically, it means government intervention or restriction of lhc right of the press to determine what is news. Editing is the more appro- priate term here. Yes, there is more editing in tv because our time and space limits are so much more severe. NEWMAN: There are obviously more outlets for printed journalism than for broadcast journalism. There arc simpl9 more magazines and newspapers than there are TV networks. This provides lhe printed word with greater variety and more chance for original reporting. ·But censorship-I have not run inlo that. SMITH: There is no real censorship. Take the Equal Time Law. This is the law which stipulates that we must give equal coverage time to political candi- dat~. Only TV is affected by ii, and it means that networks are nol aJlowcd to endorse candidates. But I feel this is a good ruling because it's conceivable 1ha1 newscasters could elect or defeat a can- didate. ABC's ''Nightly News" program alone has between 10 million und 12 miVion viewers. so consider what would happen if all lhc network commentators endorsed the same candidate. News- papers have much smaller circulations than that, so we leave that editorializing 10 them. FW: So much that Is newsworthy ia of • depreulng nature that •ft•r a while our perspective gets warped. Should the media make a concerted effort to reatore optimism? BROKAW: We have an obligation to reflect reality, not manufacture opti- mism. Much of the news is depressing, but if we were to ignore it, it wouldn't go away. By br~adcasling details and providing perspective, we at leasl give the public an opportunity to cope wi th the ne~s. to make decisions based on knowledge, not ignorance. Besides, every TV news program contains an upbeat story of some kind. Consider the amount of time and money we've spenl on cov- ering space flights. Unfortunately, it is human nature to remember the grue- some and forget the wholesome. WALLACE: Phony optimism would quickly wear out its welcome on the air. Renewed faith and optimism only grow out of the efforts this country and ils FAMILY WEEKLY. February I. 1978 e I people make lo fulfill our promise of freedom. decency and justice. CHANCELLOR: I see a 101 of cynicism aboul government at all levels.· and ii worries me. Journalism is a chronicle of conflict and change. Advocacy of op- timism would not be joumalism, b11i pwpaganda. It would therefore require decision-making machinery on what would be acceptat>I~ ~ws aod what wouldn't be acceptable. That's what they have in Russia, and it docsn!t work. FW: In whal important area do you find the public least knowledgeable? Can we correct this? ., BROKAW~ J think Americans are-knowl- edgeable in all areas except economics, which is not unusual since the subject baffles even the economists. 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I wish more people could lake an interest in ii, be- cause if the ··experts" arc wrong, we might all get burned up. NEWMAN: Foreign affairs 1s my guess. Whal lo do about it is a Jifficult ques· tion since people will take in no more foreign news than they want to. ~ FW: Do you IHI thllt rour opinion• have helped shape America? SMITH: l9'1ividually, no newscaster has much inftuence. But the medium as a wholt has enormous impacl. Newsca.sl· ers effect change only by virtue of 1he fact that they pound out fai:ts day after day. In that sense,-you could say that we were instrumental in furthering Civil Rights, or in bringing 1hc Vietnam and Watergate debacles to an end. But ours is a very doubtful form of fame. In the last three weeks, I have been mistaken for bQlh John Chancellor and Harry Reasoner. BEUTEL: I don't believe that any of us sets out to change the direction of popu· lar thought. No one program tries to, nor could it succeed if ii did. But when you take the conglomerate or all net- work and local information programs- ycs. we have a considerable influence. CHANCELLOR: I hope we don't. I offer v~ry few personal opinions on TV, and when I do offer o ne, it's often an opinion a lready held by n lot or other people. NEWMAN: My asuumtnts or what is news and what is not news have prob- ably had some cffccl over the year.;, but I doubt that my oplhions have. This is normal. FW: I• being a newecaeter compa- rable to hold6ng public office? NEWMAN: Absolutely not. We '"c nut 1hr govuflllltfll. nnd we arc ""' an,olttr- nativt ROVtmmrnt. It is a grave mistake for newspeople to think themselves part of the governing process. The proper attitude is independence, detachment. RATHER: In a way; yes. I think we face an election every day when the person who has his h.and on the knob elects whether to watch CBS, NBC or ABC. He elects whether to ~en to Dan Rather or not. And beyond that, be elects every day whether to pay any attention lo what Dan Rather says. CHANCEUO}t> There:S no comparison. Public officials eirher administer pro- grams or offer ideas. Our job in journal- ism is lo report on how those programs arc administered, nothing more. 'O¢Ot FW: TV networks certalnlJ have the money and staff to do inveeligallve reporting, but II wn The New York Time• that broke the Pentagon Paper• and Tiie Waahlnglon Poat that •••re- sponsible tor unearthing the truth about Watergate. Why? BEUTEL: TV is just not good at inves- tigative reporting. l think 1herc are two reasons for this. First, we feel we must have pictures to substantiate a story, and it's hard to be inconspicuous when ..._ "I have argued for • long time that we build up unreal expecta- tioM about Presidents al)d IO create disappointment in propor- tion. We inflate the Presidency- which misleads not only the peo- ple but the man holding office." -Ed~n Newman, NBC News you·rc lugging around huge camera equipment. Second, we can't afford lo keep reporters on stories for indefinite periods of time-we hav0e an unwritten law of economic utilization. WALLACE: We haven't failed in this area because or nerv•. but because of lack of initiative. So far, we just haven't devoted the resources, effort or attention that good investiga1ion requires. RATHER: ut's stop for. a minute and lake each case on its merits. Whal hap· pcncd in the case of The New York Times and the Pentagon Papers is that someone walked in and handed the 1'imes the story. That did not require great investigative reporting, in my judg- mentl l'll admit, however, that it took a lot of guts for the Times to print it. As for The Wn.rhington Post, the Watergate story began as a policc·bcat story. 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I: p ,, " 8 0 l• If ,, 9 • II n H ~ n ·~ s s .. .. ,,, People Qui:. B y d~bn E. Gibson Are You More Creative Than You Think•-, True or False? Many people who are creative think that they are not-while many people who think they are creative aren't. (See numbers 1and 2.) TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Many people who are creative think that 1hey are no1. 2. Many people who think they tut creative aren't. 3. If you want to develop your latenl creative ability, you should stop day- dreaming and lake positive action. 4. Some hallucinations are perfectly normal anti reveal creative imagina· lion. 5. Some people so completely repress their creative side that it only mani· fcscs itself wlit11 they art rulup. &. The more creative you are, ihe Jess likely you are to be concerned with im· pressing others or "keeping up with the Joneses.'' ANSWERS 1. Tr11t:. Many people wich creative ability never realiie their polential·and never give it a chance to surfaee-sim- plybecause it hu never occurred to them that they might be creative. Also, their creative thoughts mighl have been sup· pressed by a lack of encouragemenl or by mundane, workaday ac1ivi1y. As one aulhonty observes, many people have deep uncapped wells o( creative power just wailing to be energized aod constructively directed. 2. True. Many people confose being high-slrung, lemperamental or neurotic with being creative, and they tlnd it easy 10 convince themselves that they are misunderstood geniuses. While neu· rolic lendencies may go hand ln hand wich creativity. usually they don't And studies indicate thac creat!ve people who have such tendencies are success• ful in spitt of their neurosis rather than because of 11. " 3 , Falu. Scudies show that 1hc "inner phenomenon'' we call daydreaming is an importanc imaginative process which markedly Increases creacivity. It 11lso has been found lo serve two other con· structive purposes: providing a valU- able release from nervous cension and making boredom lolerable. 4. Trut. According to the studies Of Dr. Roland Fischer, Clinical Professor in che Department of Psychiatry at Georgetown Univer~ity, lhere are two kinds of hallucinations-the cype ex· perienced by paranoid persons, which is a distortion of reality; and the originaJ and innovative hallucinations. which may be experienced by creative people. He cites research showing that I 0 percent of the normal population who experience similar phenomena arc perfectly capable of ditferenliating between the real and imaginary. His conclusion: Much of the communica- tion with the unknown, unseen and un- heard is communicalion on a truly ereacive level and originaces in hallu- cinatory experiencc.s. 5. True-as evidenced by psychological srudies conduc1ed by a learn of inves<i· galors al California Stale College. They cile, for example, the fascinating case history of a young woman wh<>Jlabitu- ally talked in her sleep, of!en holding lucid conversations with anolher per- son. It was ooted tha1 in contrast to her wakeful behavior. her sleep-talking was characterized by unusual. creative aspects. An invesligation revealed chat due to early childhood conditioning . she had repressed this facet of her per· sonality and "only allowed her cre- a11ve side to emerge when she was asleep." 8. Trut!-as revealed by creacivity re· search al che National lnstilute of Mental Health, where it was found that people who made high scores on creativity lcsls tended I<> he 1he lease concerned w11h making a favorable im· prcssion ()n others. They also differed from less ere1111vc people in that chey were more poised, 5J>tl(ltllncou.~. more Adventurous, humorous, rebellious and assertive. ..,.m FAMll Y WEEKLY. Ftbtu~ry I, 107& • t Advertlaement Advertl .. manl Adve1tl1emen1 The Lazy Man's Way to Riches 'Most P1opl1 Are Too Busy Eornlag • Livl11g to Mole Any Moa1y' I used to work hard. The 18-hour days. The 7-day weeks. But I didn't start making big money until I did less-a lot less. For example, this ad took about 2 hours lo write. With a little luck. it should earn me 50, maybe a hundred thousand dollars. What's more, I'm going to ask you to send me JO dollars for someth9ig that'll cost me no more than 50 cents. And I'll try to make it so irresistible that you'd be a damed fool not to do it. ' After all, why should you care if I make $9.50 profit if I can &how you how lo make a lot more. What if I'm so sure that you will make money my Lazy Man's Way that \'II make you the world's moet unusual guarantee? And here it is: I won't even cash your check or money order for 31 days a/ter I've sent you my material. That'll give you plenty of time to get it, look it over, try it out. If you don't agree that it's worth al l eas/ o hundred times what you invested, send it back. Your uncashed check or money order will be put in the return mail. The only reason I won't send it to you and bill you or send it C.O.D. is because both these methods involve more time and money. And I'm already going to give you the biggest bargain of your life. Because I'm going to tell you what it took me 11 years to perfect : How to niake money the Lazy Man's Way. O.K.-now I have to brag a little. I don't mind it. And it's necessary-to prove that sending me the 10 dollars ..• which I'll keep "in escrow'' until you're satisfied ... is the smartest thing you eve.r did. I live in a home that'sworth$100,000. · I know it is, because I turned down an offur for that much. My mortgage is less than half that, and the only reason I haven't paid if off is because my 'Tux Accountant says I'd be an idiot. My "office," about a mile and a haU from my home, is right on the beach. My view is so breathtaking that moet people comment that they don't see how I get any work done. But I do enough. About 6 hours a day, 8 or 9 months a year. Tile rest of the Lime we spend at our mountain "cabin.'' I paid $30,000 for it -cash. ,,- 1 have 2 boats nnd a Cadillac. All paid for. We have stocks, bonds, invest.rne:nts, ca.eh in the bank. But the moet impor- tant thing I have is priceless: t.ime with my family. And I'll show you just how I did it- lhe Lazy Man's Way-a secret that I've shared with just a few friends 'til now. Tt doesn't require "education." I'm a hish school graduate. 'lt doesn't require "capital.'' When I started out, I was so deep in debt thnt n lawyf'J' friend advised bankruptcy as th('t only way out. He wns wrong. Wt! poid off our debts and, outside o( the mortgage, don· t owe a cent to any man. It doesn't require "Juck." I've had more than my share, but I'm not prom- ising you that you'll make as much money as I have. And you may do bet- ter; I personally know one man who used these principl~, worked bard, and made 11 million dollars in Biears. But money isn't everything. ~f.!t ... It doesn'l require "talent." Just enough brains to know what to Jook for. And I'll tell you that. It doesn't requir~ "youth." One woman I worked with is over 70. She's , travelled the world over, making aJI the ,,. money she n~, doing only what I taught her. It doesn't require "experience." A widow in Chicago has been averaging $25,000 a year for the past 5 years, using my methods. What does it require? Belief. Enough to take a chance. Enough to absorb what I'll send you. Enough to put the principles into action. If you do just that-nothing more, nothing less-the resuJts will be hard to believe. Remem· ber-1 guarantee it. You don't have to give up your job. But you may eoon be making so much money that you'll be able to. Once again-I guarantee it. The wisest man I ever knew told me something I never forgot: "Most people a re too busy eaming a living to make any money." Don't take as long as I did to find out he was right. . I'll prove i~ you, if ~u'll send in the coupon now. rm not asking you to "believe" me. Just try it. IJ I'm wrong, all you've Joel is a couple of minutes and a postage stamp. But what if I'm right? B•nk Refcrea re: American State Bank 675 South Main Street · Orange, California 92668 i Joe Kerbo , 17105 South Pacific, Dept. 28-Z Sunset Beach, California 907<t2 Joe, you may be full o( beans, but what have I ~t fo IOAe? Send me the L.ezy Man's Way k> Riches. But don't dcpo1it my check or naone¥. order for 3 1 dava after it'1 in the mail. U 1 return your material-for any r('ason-within that lime, return m,y unca11hed check or money order to me. On that ha11is, here's my ten dollani. O Plea11e send Ai r Mah. I'm encl05in1 an extra dollar. Or-same deal-charge lo my Bank Credit Card. 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And Since ttrrs selection rel)(esents the very best from every field or music. YoU won't have any difficulty whattoeVer in finding ten albums to suit vour musical taste Belt of 811. the ten YoU cho<>ee now are an yours for only 11 00. plus shtPQtng and Kandlrng To OtOer rour JO '900l"dlvr .,_ 1us1 marl me applrcatlon 1n en envelooe. together wittr y0ur checit or money 0<der tor S 1 96 (that's s t 00 for vour first 10 selectlOf\s. plus SM to COYef sn1wlng and tlandling). In &J!ch&nge. yov &gfee to bUy 8 m()(e ae4e<:tiooa (at regular Club l)f108S) rn the comtng ttwee ye.rs and YoU may cancel your ~1p at any tune after doing 90 Howe. a-lb Opet .... 4NefY four weelts ( 13 hmes a year) YOU u reoeiw the Club's mUSIC magazine. wn!Ch de9cnbes lhe Selection of the Month for each ~I tnterest plus hundreds ohlternates·from every field of muSIC In addr· tron. up to SIK times a year )'OU may receive offers of Special Selections. usually at a discount off lhe regular Club prices If you Wlsh to receive the Selection ol the Month or the Soee1el Selection. you need do nott11ng-1t w 111 be stopped l4,lt0matically If you prefer an altem1te selectlon. or nono t 111. 11mp1y fltl in the retoon518 C¥d etweys prOVlded anci mall " by the dlte t09C1fied 'rou wlll always have at least 10 days m wtuch to make your dec1S100 If you ever receive any Selection w1tnout haVlnQ had at least 10 days in wt11ch to decide, you may return It at our expense. for full credll Your own charge account wfll be opened the selections you order Wlll be marted and bitted at regular Club onces, which currently are ~ taoes and cassettes. J{I 98 0< S798. reel tapeS. $798. rec0tds. SS.98 Of S6.98-plus shipping and handling (Muthple uort sets and Double Se- lections may be somewhat hrgher J · Vou11 be ehgible fof our bonus plan upon complettng your enroll~! agreement-a plan which enables you to continue saving money on records and tapes 10< as long as you decide to remem a member So act now-fltl 1n and mail the aooucauon today' NOTE: .. •,11111llo• ... iwllfeet tO ,..,,.._ llftd Cotu....,._ .._ ,_... ltle ft9ht IO~ •a, ••r";1tioft. I ag,., lo buy fllQl'll more .. 1ecUon1 (II 1egut11 Club priCH ) I I dunno Ille com1n~ lhr" ~111 -1nd 1111y cane.I memberetilp I I 1ny 11-Iller cto CJc to. f -........... too ..... ..._.. .,._ I _._.,. (~ CMl€OllLY): I 0 t-T'9d!Tf1P99 0 ReetTllpft 3SY/WA ' I 0 f 8'19C-tt" 0 RKOrda I I I I llY MAUI •ustCAL INT'ERH T •• (c~ ->• I (8111 I 111t 11w1ra tree 10 chOo.e lrom 111y c11ego1~1 I I ''-ru..t"'9t n r .. 11Htta1 n c1~1 . ' I U Co11111ry I (no reel 11~1) 0 Jaa 4 (no reel 11pea) I §·· . .... .... . ..................... ········ .......... tfl' ... M N tllltt • ,., ......... lt!tfh ef Lut ..... ..... ......................................................................... (lty • ........ , ................................................ '-·· .. ····· ................. 11,c.. .. . .... h y.., ....... A,...,..._., le.hell_, 0 Tfl .... . o .. Aro . l'l'O, AlaAt•, Ha"U' .,u, /0' ''"'•' Of '1 m11ts . ·11 . You can twi~I away Ugly fat in just 14 days By Twirling Your Gyro-Gym Just S Min. A 1Jco; -- .. I You Can 'Hm 4 Inches Off Your Waist, • Shed 12 Lbs. And Shape Up Forever I by Jack Powe~ If you can spare just five mmutcs a day. they will ~ 1he rnost worrl1wh1le minutes yo~· e spent Ill your life. The revlllu1ion - ary new exen.:iser. Gyro-Gy1n, lets you twirl your way 10 a sltm . trim, totally fit new body in just 14 day s. Gym-Gym was specifo:ally Jes1gned for the overweight. underexerdsed people. who hare to exer- cise and dislike dieting even more. Gyrn-Gym 1s such, fun to use. you'll ac.:1uaJly find ii hard 10 pu1 down. It's kind of like having a new toy that you can twirl while watching TV. Twirl 11 eo the beat of your ktnd of musu:, or use your Gyro.Gym in your back yard and cae..:h some sun as you twirl. You'll quu:kly see the results 1>f using your Gyro-Gym. In as h11le as three days, your body will be firmer you'll have more energy and vitahty . One uf the immedi:ue effects of your new fitness will be a great improvement 1n your love life. A nabby body performs sluggishly -without en thusiasm. Your fie . new b~ldy will perform with Lest and vigor. Your new mental altitude (self-confidence) acts. 100. lo renew :ind rev11ahze your hwelife . Stu1is1ics prove that the righe kind of exercise buys years. Us111g your Gyro-Gym just five minutes a day· slows the llging process. Because 11 works on every inch of your body. Gym-Gym helps you eo hvc longer and look a,nd feel grcac. HOW DOES YOUR GYRO-GYM WORK? h works by using two scientific princi- ples. (The only way exercise can be easy and fun, and stiU be effective.) Gyro-Gym uses the principles of Advanced Resistance and Centrifugal Force Transfer (CFT). The Advanced ResistancC; principle works by adding a small amount of water to the bottles the nrsl day and twirhng your Gyro(;ym for S minutes. The second day you add a little additloMl water and lwirl fo r S mtnutes. The third day a Jettie more, and so on throuR)lout your fourteen day Gyw-Gym prog1a111. As c:ad1 thy p:isscs. you be~ome firmer. slimmer. and healthier. You s1111ply ewirl :iway ugly f:.it . while you eat (sensibly) the foods you love . - The Cen trifugal Force Tru~fer (\FT) prindple begins to operate as you twirl the bu11les. (See the photo below.) ('enl rifugal force is that force 1ha1 throws you to the side of ehe roller coaster as it makes a turn and the force that keeps satellites in orbit as ehey circle the earth. Instructions. which will accompany your Gyro-Gym , will show you exercises for slimmi ng of the waistline area , toning of the arm. shoulder, neck and face mus- des and building and beautifying ehe bustlme (expanding the chest area in men). When you bend forward at the waist and twirl your Gyro-Gym, ehe benefits are transferred tu the back. hips. buttocks and legs sJimming and fim1ing with every twirl. Because you control the amount of water in the -bottles each day. you build your exercise program slowly. personalJy, and suffer no sore, strff rnusdes. Your Gyro-Gym even includes an e:isy-to-under- seund inst ruc11on booklet. WHY DOES GYRO·GYM WORK WHILE OTHER METHODS FAIL? Many reasons. Fir~t. unlike 0th.er exercise machines, that wotk only 1>n cercain areas of the body, Gyro-Gym works to shape :ind trim every inch. And , while calistlae111c·type exercises :ire difficult and boring, Gyro.Gym is easy and fun . Unlike dret pills and strenuous dietit1g 111:!1 ma kes you weak and nervous. twirling your Gyro.Gym ca lms and relaxl!s you. You use your Gyro-Gym right in the privacy of your own home. There's no need for extra equipmene (not even a door) or special cloehing. Wear whatever you want. your pajamas. if you like. Your Gyro-Gym can be stored anywhere. taken anywhere and used wherever you have the little space it takes 10 twi rl. Gyro-Gym is made of steel and high- impact plastic.:. that will stand up to hea vy use . And it will gel it. since every member of your family and probably your friends will want 1'0 use it when they see the terrific shape you're in. "GYRO-GYM CONCENTRATES ON SPECIFIC AREAS I'm slim on top. bul my hips and legs are heavy . I hate to diet because I always lose inches off my bustlin~. My Gyro-Gym exercise program gave me specific exercises fo r my legs and hips. I lost '3 lbs., 4 inches off my waist, l inches off my hips, but my bustltne st1yed the same ." Pat Shorth.ill LEf<T : Ll'"9• •01tMtl ultd lier Girro-Girm to twlf1 •way 12 11111 • .tftd 4 h•cll .. from lier ••ht wllllo watclll"' tlle ""' S mlnut" of ~avorlte TV sllow. l\IOHT: After Just 14 day1 Linda was lllm •ll•ltl'Y .tnd totally flt. • • "GYRO-GYM CAN SHAPE YOU UP FOR A BETTER JOB I've always wanted to be a fashion model. but I was too heavy 10 geJ a good job. In desperation. I decided to try Gyro-Gym. Wow! What a difference it made in just 14 days. 1 lost 12 lbs. nnd trimmed and shaped my entire body. No more trouble getting modeling sessions now!" Linda Bonnell "GYRO-GYM CALMS FRAZZLED NERVES Every lime I try to lose weight , I gel nervous and weak. I always quit the diet because I know I'm ruining my health . After using my Gyro-Gym for 14 days, I lost 18 lbs. and 5 inches off my waist. Bur, what's so am3Zing, is that tw .. ling my Gyro-Gym actually calmed my nerves and increased my endurance.'' Dan McClin1odc CllHI,. MCCllfttecll fl l'felt11rM ... ,. ...-torml"' lier Gyro-Gym ceHullte ... ,,.,.., •••rcl1e. Tllo Gyro-Gym •••· actlnlM •ir tllo ._,,...,,..nit•"· II rv•i..• •••k 11tt1 fortll o-. lier itro ... m eroet. · .. GYRO·GYM GETS RIO OF UNSIGHTLY CELLULITE I tried rhe cellulite book. and it worked fairly well for 2 months, but then came back. My Gyr<>-Gym destroyed all my cclluJite after just 14 days of use. And, it's never retumcd." Cindy McCllntock "GYRO-GYM IS LIKE HAVING A HEAL TH SPA IN YOUR OWN HOME I was spending hundreds of dollars a year for my health spa membership and more on gasoline driving back and forth. Plus, wanting to keep up wilh the other women there, I had nearly a hundred doll ars in different colored leotards. With Gyro-Gym. l have my own health spa in my own home for only $19.95." Nancy Bauhof HOW DO YOU ORDER YOUR GYRO-GYM? To order your Gyro-Gym and become slim, trim and totally fit in only 14 days, simply do this: Fill out the coupon below and mail along with S 19 .95 plus SI .00 postage and handJing 10 the address below. You can order with confidence, because your Gyro-Gym is fuUy guaranteed. lf after 14 days, you aren't slimmed down, shaped up and healthier and, if you haven't received at least I':! compliments from people who never noticed you before - retum your Gyro.Gym for a full refund - 110 questions asked. Take the "pinch tesr" right this minute. If you can pinch more ttian an in cJ\ of fat at your waistline, on your thighs or but- tocks or at the back of your arms -you're overweight. Order your Gyro-Gym today and you'll neve r pinch more than an inch &Rain. That's a prom1se. r ---CLIPANO MAJL -- -1 OVRO.OYM I 401 M•rktt ""·· N., Dept. C·St I c ... , ... , 01110 44702 I YE,, t went to ciulclely '"" POuft4h , 111..-I I •n• firm my lllody, look eftct fffl you",.', eftd acllleq total fltfttll llllf twlr11ftl my Qyro-1 I Qym S lllft lllled lftlft11t11 H Cll ••If· I O l'H ... ~IOled • 'I.IS ""' • ' •• , ....... I aft41 lllftdll,.. In casfl. cll~ll or mofttlf ol'llet. I I (clleclu ••lf•DI• to: Co""'"'" "u•lllltlftl) SAVl:-Or .. , i for Ul.11. Wt pay po1t.,.. I I OC:ll•fll my: O M aste r c11.,,. (Jllaftllemen. I I ur• Q A-nu" •••r•11 A«t. No. &a ... tt tlo" D•te_ I O Mr. QM"-I (JM111 QM-.. _________ _ A •• ,... I I City Sl•t• Zlit I L.-------------~ 6 GREAT ROSESAT AMAZING LOW PRICES Reg. $2.00 $ 1·4 9 ~ ~~~ ~ ~:~~ YOUR CHOICE ONLY ea-. 12 fot 515.49 No collection offtn such a11ur1nc:e of magnificent blooms and vibrant color week after week throughout 1he late spring, summer and autumn. In this offer of 8 grut ro•s you •t flne, W, two-y .. r nurNry grown rote biiifiit, ready tb p0pl nto full bfoom-thls SlJfing. Each-it-I~ with ¥11rietv~Jtt*tly pldteclJCK 1"j v•l i ~~le c:ond~~ __ foffow simple instructions and enjoy~ summer of gerden splendor 1hat.onfy fine roses cen provide. · Queen Elizabeth A beautiful, soft bfending of cermine•Olt and dllWn pink. A wonderful fragrance Ind a lhear joy to have to many lovely, long luting 4 indl blooms for cutting. Peace No one could btli9ve Peace could hive happened had it not , been created. Its dawn· like range of colon .,. .. from open· Ing yellow buds, edged wi1h pink tft•t ~ a. dtt flow· er unfot~. Tht bloom is long-4alting, unusu1Uy llf'lt and constantly frah-tnoklng, yet Its effect is alw1Y1 delicate and lovely. The ph1nt itlelf is unusually. sturdy and r•t, witb tPlendid dark foH ...... a background for ttw exquisite ftowtn. Among tht hundnlds of rCM 1ntroduc:ttons fleece stands unrinltd. Crimson Clory No odttr red ro• his equalled Crimson Glory In btlut.Y •nd perfor· tMnct. Of all rotet, It ranks second only to PMc:a. Tht. well-fonned ftowen .,. an inttme deep vivid crimlOn, the· dtd ox-blood red. ~ A sturdy and prolific ~ spring-to·fall bloomer. Climbing Blaze Blaze i1 the ., .. tttt dimbing rON ever de· veloped. Evtr·bloomlng with large brilliant, ·doubfwtd cupped flowen. BLAZE blooms with a great burst of scarlet in June and ag1in in fall, with some· in'betwttn. Clusters of flowers come in audl profusion they turn tht plant into • blaze of glory. Flowers h ... just • wiip of delicate fngnnc:a. Vtry hardy and vigorous, dtm11nding practically no mre • •. No IP'•Ying or fMdlnt. Only pruning la required to kttp It In bounds. • Plant BLAZE on hnces, posts, trtlli•• and w.111. Or achieve a fountain dlsplay by grow- ing on t 6 ft. stake. Climbing Peace A lovely sight ~th tit• huge Cf.Nm gold and pink ftowen. Every bit •large and k>vtly aa tho• on dtt buth form. Cl. Wh. American Jleauty An all time fnot"itt that bloom1 lbundlntly in a FfllOUI dhpe.iy of beautiful white blOCMM. ~ PAGE 8 HOUSE OF WESLEY, N.UR$ERY DIVISION, BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS 61701 \ ... = 41) a 41) • -- 8 for $'t.15 12 101 $2.50 EXTRA HUGE STRAWBERRIES Next Summer! 2 5 f $ 2 25 ( 50 '"' s 3 7!>) or 11 oo lo• s !"dl5, (200 fnr SIU ~)51 Th• last time you pick.t str-befrin -~ bought them - how m1ny did it t1ke to mike 1 qu1rt7 El9hty7 One hun- ctr.d7 More7 R..,1., st,_berries ,,.. to -11 -most peopte IOM countl But w ith this h1rdy ¥1rlety. you can expec1 quarts FROM JUST JO STRAWBERRIES! And '"-... ,,. __ ... berries .... hithly diM-mstant, !hey rip.. vf6Y fist. plus they ptoduce lots of ,_ runners to • flYe you 1 b,..r patch -v .,._, H..,. wonderful bit str-berries for jlfl'ls, frMier, freth des•rts for months! And GET A HEAD START -by pl1ntlne now. Not lhipped to Arizon1. ACTUAL SIZE/ e11,.11 11,.,.,.,.,.,., mCNt tollu have ever Men: dark red, very swHt -yet firm. All purpc>M -frHH, Jam, NI '•m tr11hl CA UTION' The mOS1 frequtnlly noted "complaint" on these m1rvelous berries ia th1t most people iu1t dkl'\'t think to order •noueht Hontttly, you will went "' t111t 50 of me.. pt1nts to stert -•wn ~ .,,Iller p11tchft. SAYE MOllEY GROW YOUR . OWN FRUITS · . AND VEGETABLES -· Easy-to-Grow Big -Teoder - Delicious ASPARAGUS 10 Plillts only s 10 o :!: ::: :i~!~ .... tetteler, detlclou1 -aw P9ffl•P• tfle easiest trow" of 111 summer ,,..etal:lln! Once ettablllfled, '"• Of'lll"al 1tlanll11t uMnll'J' produc;es for JO yursl Martfla Watfllnt(fbn .. ,ietll' orOCIUCfl abunct•"'· tllnt·11Ze Wll" tender Ups. TENDER MEATY DELICIOUS OLD-FASHIONED . FROM YOUR GARDEN VERY EASY-TO-GROW VICTORIA ~RHUBARB ::I ~ . " 0 • ... ~ ~ ~!!! ~-~ 1.:.~ ..... ~~~M~:. !!!~2 .. ~~~~:..!:!I,._ .. -~ .. ..,.Y ~~~':.-t ,.,."""'' Gl•es ._utHul flowen., tM. Mailes a nice S"rwnn&al ....-., . ._.,,.I/I" t• t" "",.ry r .. t._ Sotry, canroot .. ''""~to California. B Gcow your own mouth watering fruits and vegetables riqht in your own garden and beat high food costs. Yes, home gardens produce delicious and wholesome food and at a cost far below retail prices. Sweet. Jlicy, Deliciom GRAPES 99~ EA. Cl for U .1S) (I for U .H) (t for $1.00) NIAGARA -Popular Incl Cl•S"ncl•ble w"ll• 1r1pu. LI"• bunc!Ms of juicy tOOCIMH, CONCORD ~ Recotnlzed 11 '"• finest blue ,,.,. In tlM United State .. DllP•nCI· able -1buftela11t. AGAWAM -Llrte reel .,.,., Wit" a Clal1Clou1 fY•or. V1torou1 1rower. Efll.oy fine fruit Mell wm· mer for ye•ri wltll tll••• ...... ",, 'llnH. C"OOM ll'Ollr fnorlU• from tfleM '"'M oopular urletleu You'll r.c;etfe cfloke ....., .. ,...._, .. .,,,. .. tMt wltl MM' at 111 urty .... f'te11t 110111 a fence or .,..,, I t•t 11Nrt.. Select ..,, .. , of eec" color for deUc .. u1 ••lety -ll' wm-r • AMAZING LOW PRICE! 50 ONION SETS ONLY s100 (100 for $1.85) You c:.n have fNth grHn onions in 4 to 5 weeks I This is • must for die home garden. Famous Stutgllf'ter variety. It's mild enough fot hamburgers -yet gives full flavor to pot roasts. An excellent grower -big, robuti. A good keeper: S.ve money and •ow your own onions tttis "'""'*· PAGE 2 Fast G'owing Silve' G,ay Beauty RUSSIAN OLIVE S FOR 5298 10 to( S6 49 20 for S9 98 30 for $14.49 You'll De amared at tit• rapid 1rowtlt of tll•te Hrutll• Ruuun Olives (Enetnu1 au1ustlfolla). Anel tttelr unusual tOwer1111y color wlll make them welcome In •!!Y l11'C11eapt. a.G•u• '"'Y ara fa1t1rowlftl,\IO•ely all tenon, anel nry llarely, Runlan Ollwes make parfect lteeltlnt or scrHn ptantlnt .•. can be cllppeel or left to trow to 15·20 fl. You'll •'41.Clally •nloy the fra1rant yellow-wlllt• blonom1 Heh May. Ruulan Ollwe will trow In poor IOll, remalnll'll full and lonfy tllroutlt all kinds of w11tller. Tltrlwes In full sun or part lat 11tade. ,.lant tttue I Vt to J ft . nur1ery trown ,,.., l ·I ft. apart for full 1eretnlnt. One of-Nature's Most Richly Colored Trees ... oyat-llED MAPL-E- at 1/2 price Reg. $1.50 ea. · Now only 75~ (3 for $2.00) 4 for $3.85} GROWS MOST ANYWHERE I WONDERFUL SHADE TREEI 0.. ......... _ .. , .... ., ....... lfWt 11 llte Meutl,_I R•D MA"-& I--ftlWNWI) WI'" ltt •rtn1a11t' ...... ---........ •""' IM ..._ II lu411 .. wllll Ulut• -· ..................... .!.. tM WtlM ..... IMffl of ltle "•D -.. ~ ................ . • ......... ....-..A.-ry-etlta ~~'7o-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---1.., a..tHilltltM4iletfeetlwtwttl ... ... ~ ...: ~ ~ 0 • ... .,: _, " ... ... J; >-_, i ~ o PAGE 4 SPECIAL·BY MAIL OFFERt Colorado BLUE SPRUCE . 4 ye1r old -10" -18" size · 3 FOR $100 ( ' lor '1 l!>I (ll Int 'J 6 )) (II for ') 401 Yea ~ tltat't rltltt -now you can purcttue tit• b .. utlful Colo· rado 811.1• Spruce l'"lcea pu,..en1 tl1uca) 11 amuhttly tow prlcu -only Joi ea. wtttn you tend for I I . '1"1ttM .,. 1tron1 no111tern trown, nicety rootecl •·v••• old, 10"·11" ...Ollnt1 tltat .,. all nur"ry trown. Just tltt rltllt al.rt for tran1til•ntl1'11. C11ctlltnt for u• H couMr troup1, wfndbrulu, Or u lnellwldu11 -lmtn1. Buy now end """ Utt added •ltawre of 11t1plnt yo\lr ''" lul\ tlte way yau went wltllt you watclt It trow. ,.- ... pe,_,..,.,... ......... . ... m!IJI •• ' ......... ...... ..... ................ en.. YM ..................... ay ...... ..... ...._. ....... , .......................... _ ........................... .. ,"9,, .. _ ...... YOU CAN DEPEND ON HOUSE OF WESLEY For -20 yo.n wo'wt ptovided top~u11ity nur .. f\' stock fOf our m1il onf• CUit· omen. We've dtOlln some of our moat popul.tt end mott u•f\11 h.-n1 for dMw P9tft. IU you can-. our prices fiv• you tt'le most pollible for your !TtONy. Hlfh quelity - low Pfices -you c.n·1tw1v1 d.-ncf on the9 '"''"" from Hou• of W....,. SHOP BY MAIL FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR EASY CHAIR! ·~ ,/' :===========::;====:=::::;;::::::-;;:;;;--,--,;;;:-::=-""'fti'Au;;;;----: . .-- - - -~AH PAINT P\.AINLV - - - -....I . . ----_,_ Tne• .. ____ .. ,. •••• - EARLY Rl<:HMOND CHERRY only s1.so ea. (2 for $2.75) (3 for $4.00) Early Richmond Cherry is ex· cellent for pies and preserves. Berries se light red and thin skinned. Ripen in June. You'll receive carefully grown, well· rooted 1 % to 3 ft. trees. Sorry, cannot be sent to California. Americas Favorite for Taste and Size I BARTLETT PEAR only s 1.50 ea. :~ !~~ :!::: Unexcelled for canning, picking and eating. Large, rich gold.en yellow with red blush. Juicy w ith rich flavor. Trees are vigorous and long lived , and bear heavy full crops year after year. An all around favorite. You'll receive carefully grown, well-rooted 1 ~ to 3 ft. trees. Sorry, canno t be shipped to California. Page 3 HOUSE OF WlSlEY, NURSERY DIVISION, BLOOMINGTON, Ill. 6'701 Excelleat Far Eatiag I RED DELICIOUS APPLE. only s 1 50 ea (2 for $2.75) • • (3 for $4.00) Red Delicious Apple · · Yields large aops of rich red apples. A superior, large, uniform appl• · · just right far cooking or eating. You'll receive carefully grown, well-rooted 1 ~ to 3 ft. trees. Not sent to Calif. or Ariz. The Standard of Excellence! ELBERT A PEACH only SJ.50 ea. (2 for $2.75) (3 for $4.00) LHder of all pNCbes.. A beautiful peach of good quality; not only the best orchard nriety but •llO for slantinc In the prden. Elberta la hardier In bu than many YV'feties, tbeftfore, a more uniform cro~. It la ~e, yellow with red daeek, juicy, blCJI fluor. Flelb yellow; free. stone. Ripens Sep&ftnber I 5 .JO. You 'D receive carefUlly crown, well-rooted I 1 f2 to a ft. ~ Cannot be 5"ipped to California or Wadlington. SHOP BY MAIL -NO CROWDS, TRAFFIC, WEATHER PROBLEMS! '-------------~-------------------------------------------------------;-----------------------1 C ' . Cl ~ ~ .: ~ • 2 .. • ... ,: _, ... ii: ... ... " >-_, j < ... D Fast G,owing Silv•, G,ay Beauty One of Nature's Most Richly Colored Trees.- ~~Y8f ~D_MA~L=Ec==------- at 1/2 price Reg. $1.50 ea. Now only 75~ (3 for $2.00) (6 for $3.85) RUSSIAN OLIVE S GROWS MOST ANYWHERE I WOND ERFUL 10 tor Sb.49 20 tor $9.!:18 30 tor S14 49 SHADE TREEI Vou'll IH amend at the repld 1rowth of thH• •tr .. 111• Ruui.n 011 .. 1 ef p .. 1111 .....,.. (IEl .. tnu1 au1u1tlfolle). And their unu1u•I 1tlnr1ray color wlll m•ke =It .:" .. :.:.:••" MAPU them welcome In any l•nd1Cape. Bec•u• they ere lut1rowlnt, lovely (~• ,...._ ... , #Htl 111 ~rtllleM an ••ton, and very he rd y, Ru1.i.n Oll•H meke perlect htdtlnt or _... ...,.. .. I rllle 1erHn ptantlnt .• , can be cllpptd or felt to ,,_ to 11·ZO H . Vov'll tM .... 11 ....., ":',11 • .:..... especially enjoy th• fr•1rant yellOW·Whlt• btouoms uch May. Ru11i.n _.,.. ..,_.. t• ••MW, "'9 011•• wlll 1row In pqor IOll, remalnlnt full end tonty throuth all kind• ~ .,_ ..._ ...... •m of wuther. Thrl'lrH In full wn or partial 1hede. ~tant theM I 'h to > It. 11...._.. ...... ,.. .... , e f •llhllill':l~-----n-u_r_•_r_y_1_ro_w_n_t_,.._,_•_·•_n_._a_pa_r_t_f_o_r _fu_1_1 _1e_re_e_n_1"'-·-------~ ... -... ~rfllrfllt ...... A "'1 ...,.. .. .............................. -i-~·· ............... ... ~Al lU•-••..._. PAGE 4 SPECIAL-BY -MAIL OFfERt Colorado BLUE SPRUCE ; ... 4 year old -10" -18" size · 3 FOR ~100 ( I tor $I I~ I (IZ for $3 01 (II for \!o •Ol Yea -that'• rleht -now you can purchue the beautiful Colo· rado Blu• Sp•uce (~lcea pu,,.ens 11auca) •t amulntlY low prlcu -only 30# ea. when you MIMI for I I . "l'heM art tlfont northtfn 9rown, nicety rooted 4.y .. r old, IO"·t l " ..edllnt• that are all nvr .. ry 9rown. Jull the rleht slH lor tren1111antlnt. IE•ctllent lor vM H co rner t roups, wfl'llbrHki, or H lndlwldual specimens . auy now end have the added pteawr• ol ahaplnt your trM Juat the wey you want wlllte you watch It 1row. .... ..._ ............. . .,.._ ............ ......_ ----~-· .... .............. "" .......... ............. -.... .... ,. ..... -...... YO U C AN.DEPEND ON HO USE OF WESLEY For over 20 yHn we'•• provided top.qv .. ity nur...., Jtock fM our meil order cult· omers. We've dlOl9n some of °"' mo1t "°"""" •nd most v•fvl Items for tfMl9 Pllft. As you un -. ovr prices..,_ you the most pouible f~ your money. Hi,tl qv•lity - low pric" -you tan 1lw1v1 d..,nd on thew feetures from Hou11 of W...,. SHOP BY MAIL FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR EASY CHAIR! ' Easy-To-Plant, Easy-To-Grow··- Become More Beautiful Every Year! 1/2 SALE PRICE MASSES OF COLOR EARLY IN THE SPRING! CREEPING PHLOX REG. 3 FOR $1 .00 Now only 117 fnr~ S l f>I 6fors100 (18 1111 s ~>0) Ill\ for •• 00) Can you Imagine a 1ltlll more lovely than d warf rnauu of tlowlnt color a ppearlnt In early s;prlntl Creeplnt Phloa m all ff a 11tht thil lo"91y. Perf.ctly rounded balls of color 9rowln1 only 4 inches tall. And.Creeplnt Phloa hu e thrH wonderful adV1nt19es. First, they rtay green the yeu round. Secondly , Ibey .are m asses of color In the urry SPrlnt when few other thlnt• .,. In bloom. Third. they .are wond erful for trouncl coHn and borders. Grow In part shad e or full .,n. Rich color auortment of our clloiCt: Ro1y red. 1teel blue, pure white, purl pink. You ''celwe strong northern grown fie ld d lvl1lon1. Order day and take aci.anta1• o f our I /2 price ula. GROWS DURING WINTER ! THI S THICK BLUE -GREEN SPREADING EVERGREEN ,. Spreads like mad to cover bare areas, steep banks and other t ough spots! SPREADING EVERGREEN ( 3 for $ 4.00) s200 each ( 6 for$ 7.00) (12 for $13.001 Now, with tllil Evergreen Carpet (Jun1peru• llor· lrontahs procurnben) • .ee one punt 9row over u9ly bare spoh, even 1n poor JOtl, lo cover 4 ' to 5' wltll • lovely, tlllcll carpet of grnn that ruts 355 DAYS OF THE YEAR. NEVER GETS MORE THAN 5" TO 10 " TALLI lnllHd, this 11.ardy, drou9h l·re•hl1nt plant u .. 1 111 energy to 9row horrtontally. OOH Just fine In w ell·d ralned areu -even w here \.Ind a nd rock• prevail. In wn or p1rt111 tlladel BEAUTIFUL WAY TO COVER "EYESORES." And 11 1t1y\ lre\'1 and t reen year ·round, wot'1out 9ellln<J that dull '-Winter look." Start II on trouble 19ots now Plant about 4 ' apart -1111 plants w ill cover 24 ' to 35'. You t•I '1ardy p1an11 .alreody 5" to 1 O". e STAYS GREEN ALL VEAR • BLUE FLOWERS IN SPR ING • NEEDS.:NO SPEC IAL CARE PERIWINl<LE 10 Slo o ( 25 for 61 981 for 1 so for s2 981 (100 for S4 98) Now, for 111.ady •reu benutll 1hrub1 ind In other dim places, ••en wllere tr•n won't trow, you can have 1 12.,montll carpet of thick abun· 01nt, ever9rnn Pnlwlnllle (Vlnca minor). And every \P•int In May, 1llade•happy Perlwlnkre gives you 1 wide profusion of buutllul lavtnder·blue flowers lh1t rn1ka Ille dullest p.,t of the yard IOok Ilk• 1 t11owc114I AM, II t rows 10 •llorouJty, you can put Perlwlnlll• In poor, 11ony soil, on Oeep banks, In rock t1rden1 -practically an)'wh ere, Dou baller In 1ll1de tll•n 9r11s -but tlku 1un, too. Sprud1: one pl1nl 1rdws to 1111 two 111u1re leet, (lor quicker, denser affect pl1nt one loot aoarl): t•h 4"·1" 1111 -111 without 1pec111 care. Vou 9et healthy, nicely rooted pl1nh rHdy for u 1y lnn•ol1nlln9. • PAGE 5 E • -~ t ~ D • ... •> _, x "' "' J >-_, i ~ ORIENTAL POPPIES LOW LOW PRICE 3 for $1.19 (I for $1.9e) (IZ for $3.75) ,..,.t tlle• 11ant flow•nnt Oflental ,.opfle• for • 111a1e of colOr In your tarden. See t lant 111oom1 o Blood Red, Soft Salmon, Ofa1199 Scarlet -often meawre up to ' lncllu acron. Oel~tely formed pet.II •••mlll• toft, llllny Oriental Miil. ,...oduce ltrollJ, tturdy s ft. stetns tllat u1111y 1111pport tttese tlant lllooms.. You r~lwe stro111, nort~n1rown, !Wavily rooted, Z·YNr-old plantt. Our color cllolc• of BIOOd Red, Soft Salmon, Oran1e-Scolrtet. Bushel Basket Size CUSHION PtlJMS 8 for $1.00 H for St.71 llftallMI A ,.... fltll of CUSH· ION MUMS for leM tllan 1 J HMS -Ill ,.......c.e loMlt of fall blOOm• o" .. c11 rou~ ptant. Mak• wonelefful c;ut now.,..., You '-' cllolce fleld1row11 root dWI,. Ions.. V~y llaNly -tllrite nen In llOOf IOlf Wltll llttll care. OUR colOr cllolce of pink, bron.11, r'9CI or yellow. Not •nt to Callfotnl.I, Aruona or Wulllntton. GIANT SHASTA DAISES ALASKA lllflloy altonlllllnt numbers of tftOwy"' tof41.c•nt•r'9CI blOOms _,,, JuM a ... Jtity for ,...,. to come. Sllalla Oa1Me1 (CJlrya1ttlMm111m maalfftum) make ••· cetleftt eiu flowou .... wltl iltoo"' .,.,n Jtl sate ... mmor If ''"1"9 IM0-111• .re cut ott. TMM e"91oe __ .,._ 0 .. flotlt ~OWfl pl8ntS WIN lfOW well lfl IUll or iltllt .,..... and wlM r-•NI )'Oil.. wltll IOnt·.tlllllllM IMIVtr In 1arll1n •IWI VIII. Orctor the• Nsy•to~ow pll'•nnl•ls now · •t our IOw price. 'II M tlMI lltltllt tet0l of your ,.,den. u• tlley 'row anO ._., .. d to well, you'll llawe Pl•n y to "'-re wltll your friend• too. DELPHINIUM 3 for $1.00 c• for ., .75) (9 for $Z.50) Th•• tlant, llltllly ~I.zed Oelpll~nlum wlll fill your t•d•n wltll 101"1•-• "'°""'Y 111oom1 next yNr anO ..,.,,. yur. Tall, 1tront •*•' covered with den• muses of colors -rantlnt from d"pelt lltun, 1tlendint ol red1., purples. ln•n· .,s,-""'.;~z..lllt,.,., ders, with pink tints, to the wonderful 111-colOrt. 10 for $1.85 15 for $2.66 IExcltlflt "''"tr and ""'lf'anc• -not trom a .... ttetou11, liMI f'9m your own taNleftt HaNy CarMtloftt -fll•ltlly year-old planh tll1t wilt •toOM Ill a ralflMW Of ... dot -foll, r.lftk, Ytl-IOW, or wlllte. Tlltll are ower-411-111 •••u· tlo• tllat lllO•tom at lfttenah all wmrner -enn on Into faMI And tllh Is NAIENl\llAL lovetlnus.. Strone C.,Nll011• retur11 ., .. , lftff ye•r wltll '"'ltltt color and MllcY traerance, llrl.,.lnt a ..-Cl•I t••enllou• toucll to roear tallle llou• •ult&. OllllOllR ~OOAVI IEJrceptlOnally easy to trow. Very •ltorout. Vou•11 receive 11ron1 I year old fletct 1rown Oloomlnt MHd plants. · -lthl hrennl1I Color Rlctt T .. tt.1rld l"olllt• PAINTED DAISIES 3 for $1.00 ' for $1.75 I for u .so II for t•.oo Md loftly perenftl.al colOr to your Nft• 1_,. or llK'llen wltll tltetl detltlltlut ,.alntod 01lllet i"""tllnlm). L.M9• ltt'ltllt colOrld nowen 11100"' In ~" of '" 1nd plflll H -" .. wlllte, all "'"" 1ay yetto• centtfs.. Lone4Htlnt In tlle ,ta"9en or nse, Painted Da••• llave atlrMllH flflety-c:ut foliate. Wiii lllOom apln In l•t• tummor If Juno lll011om' arw et1t off. S•1tc• thlM llNltlly y11r-olel •l•nh 11'' 1p1rt for full porennlal lllea11t.,. Tlley'll trow to Hout ZO" In 111111 or partlll lflade. TREE PEONIES $3.95 ea. (2 for S 7.IOl(J tor St0.111 (• tor SU.I ll TM arlttocrah of any tarden, TRE& NiONIES (l'-nla .,ffr11> 1tlcou1 yletd u'l to 200 1lant bloom• on Oft plant. Bloom• are up to • In. acroH -.. c" pet al look• Ilk• JOit Orienta! lltk. fro•· lat• 11 a lu-", deep ,,..n, Very "ardy -"rub 1row1 up to ' ft. u .... , for .. neratlon._ Your Cftolce of d"p reel, pure w"lte, l1ntrou1 pink. On• of tfl• l'•tt•st Growl111 n .. , LOMBARDY POPLARS 5 for $2.00 (12 for S4.00) (JI tor '7.10) f'att 1rowlnt tf'ff, LOMaAR· DY l'Ol'LAR ~. Nltra) staMlt ttrallflt Ind tall. Adda MIUty and watue to yOYr yard. Nice tor ~ree11s. lanes. !>orders. wl"41b.-akers. t>acktrOYnela. Noted for tllelr 1rac:eful beau· ty -often 1row .. ., .... , fHI a yNr. You 1•t llealtlly, 2 to 4 ft. tree& rNCly for tranttnant· '"'· 2 lmportlnt 'Reasons Why You Can Order from House of Wesley with confidence .. I 2 E•..., ll"tle p .. nt, Ulrul>, tne Hid flouM pt.ftt ttlat h tfllpt>ecl I• carefully IMpected Mfore .alpment 11 made to you to mike •r• tllat It It of top netc" tn•• .•nd •uallly, AIM, wflen your order contat111 ..,,.,.., lt•nu. _,. warlety h ~operty UMI carefully' taMIM for your con .. ntenc:e. A com!Met• ptantlfll .., ... h lnctudell '" your order •b•l11tety fr ..... .,re to re-4 It ca~•f11tly u It wlll •n•e• many ot your planllftl CIYHtlonL Your BEST BUYS in GUARANTEED NURSERY STOCK always come from HOUSE OF WESLEY hge7 Nursery Division 8'oominoton. Illinois 6t701 Two BONUS I Offers Fo, You If you order $1.0q o r moH o f plant .......... you can buy • b .. u. tlful BURNING BUSH (NI. t1.50 wahl•I for I WI eur111111 .,"' (IEv· onymoua ... tu•I Ilea tllkkJr"n .,mmer follale, flaml~ r fllll ... ..._ We .._ •'"-10' ••tL Order t7.IO or more and you can ltMy tll,..fHITa BllllC::HTRftS fr... s.1.1 •tu•I f« only 7Sfl. .,....,.._fllte" B!rcll ( .. tula PIPY· rifer•) I• OM of .... to•eflett OrN• ment•I t'"a. We -"tp 2'·J' t'" .. (Sony -Ottty o,,. of NCll 1Mnu1 ..,. aittOffter). eur111 ... .,"'can· not M ••It to ArlaoN . OUR GUARANTEE AH "-• tuarant ... to ... of " .. " ......... .... ,. •""'• "' .... flMltlly ceMMloft ... 111Vrdla .. ~ •• .. ref"lll ...... ft«TURN SHl"°'NO t'AllCL OfiCLV -you IMY ei-. tlM p&lflta. COM yeer ....... ,. r - - - -Pl.&ASC NtNT P\.AINLV - - - - I HOUSC 01' W.SLlfV. NU"HftY DIYtSION oa". 41.10• -. .._OOMINQTON, ILLINOIS tt101 I aa .... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I Pio...._ • H1 ... M111 • H 1111 ... 11 Re .... fltt ..... _.I ........ TH, ------- L Q"""° TOTAL I _._._ _________ _._ .... c 6 GREAT ROSES AT AMAZING LOW PRICES ~ .... Reg. 12.00 $)49 ~ ~~~ ~ ~::~ YOUR CHOICE ONLY ea. 12 for S15.49 No collecti0n often such usur•nc:e of megnlficent blooms •nd vibrMt color week 8fttr wMk throughout the l•te spring, summer 8nd Mrtumn. In this offer of 8 grMt r0tts you ttt fine, flt, two-yur nurstry grown tOte buthet, re.ty to pop into full bloom thit spring. E•ch is 19btltd with v.,iety. name •nd expertly pedctd for •niHl In excellent condition. Just lOllo~wlimPlt instructions llnd enjoy ~ summer of glfdtn splendor th•t only fine rotea mn provide. ... ... "' Queen Elizabeth A beMrtiful, soft bltnctfnt of C8mlint.,Olt .net d111m pink. A wonderful fr11grana .nd • lhear joy to h8wt '° meny lowtly. long luting 4 inch bloom.a for cuttint. Peace No one could belieH Pe11ee could h8" h8pptntd h.t it not been crt•ttd. Its dewn·llt<t ,.,.. of colon pns from optn· ·Ing yellow buds, edged with pink th8t dtepeo1 n tht flow· er unfofd1. The bloom is long.lasting, unusually 1-vt •nd eonttilntly frtsh-lnoking, yet Its effect it always dtfimte and lovely. The pl•t ltltlf It' unu1U8Uy . sturdy •nd robust, with splendid dark follegt tt a background for the exquisite ftowen. Among · the hundrwds of ro1t Introductions Pe8Ce stands unrlv•led. Crimson Clory No other rtd ro .. htt equalled Crimson Glory in beauty and perfor· l:' menct. Of .e rotn, It ~ t8nk1 second only to i Puce. The wefl·formed ... > ftowen .,. an lntenw g deep viYid crimson, she- ~ dtd oic-blood rtd. ~ A • sturdy and proUfic i spring-to·flll bloomer. Climbing Blaze Blue is the treatett dimbing rOH ever cit· veloped. Ever-blooming with la9 brilliant, double-red cupped flowen. BLAZE blooms with a grHt burst of sarlet in June •nd "" again in fell, with some in· between. Clusters of flOMn come in such profusion they turn tht pl•t into a blaze of tk>'Y. Flowers have. just J wisp of delicate fregranct. Very twdy and vigorous, dtmtnding pr•ctically no caN . •. No spraying or feeding. Only pruning 11 required to keep It In bounds. fltant BLAZE on fences, posts, trem ... •nd walls. Or achieve • fountain display by grow· Ing on a 5 ft. stake. · Climbing Pe~ce A 10¥tly sight with the huge crt8m gold end pink flowers. Ewry bit•'-• end lovely as tho• on the bulh form. tCI. Wh. American Beauty Alt ell time flnorite thtt blooma lbundtfttly In a l0fl90UI diltUY of t.t.tfful white ........ ~ H PAGE 8 'HOUSE OF WESL , NURSERY DIVISION, BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS 617.01 r •• <;$~-· This week, Food Editor Marilyn Hansen makes a thick, stomach-warming soup for cold weather. Marilyn says, "This Peasant SO\Jp Is a variation of the famous 'borscht' snowbound Russians have been eating for years. But . there's nothing 'foreign' about the taste!" T11.1ak nd ~-~ Steanling Peasant· Soup! PEASANT SOUP A Type of Borscht YI lb. boneleH beef brisket• 1 V. Iba. pork shoulder, bone In YI lb. smoked boneleH pork butt 5 cans (13¥4 ovllze) beef conaom"" 4 cups chopped onion s Cups diced canot• 1 lb. beet•, cut In ,,_·inch strips 1 large clove garlic, crushed 2bayleewn 1 qt. shredded cabbage 1 can (1 lb.) 1ome1oe1 1 can (1 lb.) tomato pur6e S tablespoons cider vinegar 4 all-beef frankfurters 1 can ( 1 lb.) kidney or navy beans, undrained 2 table1poon1 brown augar Sall Few twist• frelhly ground black pepper 1 pt. sour cream V. cup chopped partl•f 1. Place beef briskel. pork shoulder, PQrk butt and beef consomme in large 8-to 10-qt. kettle. Heal to hoiling, cover, reduce heat and simmer for l 'h hours. 2. Add onion. carrots. beets, .garli~. bay leaves. cabbage, lomalocs. tomato puree and vinegar. Heal lo boiling, reduce heal and simmer for about an hour. 3. Scoop meat out of soup and cul' into i.mall cubci.; recu rn meal to soup. 4. Add frankfurters, beans and brown sugar 10 soup; stir. Heal to boiling, re- duce heat and simmer for 30 minuh:s. Add salt and pepper to taste. S. Ladle into large soup bowls. Garnish wi th sour cream and parsley. Serve with crusty breud. Make.r 7 w 8 qts. •If hecf lmskl!l 1~ 1101 available, use I lb. beef shorl ribs or beef i.hin meat . What's Smcirt: There arc two types of bor:.chl, one that':. served cold. the other hot. Our recipe. a ve~1on o f the hoc, makes a large amount ~md can be frozen. Bol')Cht 1s excellent for serving aft.:r any eold·wcalhcr ac11v11y. You can also mu kc c • ... * fi u 0 u "' Peasant Soup,· made with pork, carrots, cabbage and beet1, ha• become a st.pie at ski re80f19 like Mount Snow, Vermon' WHEAT 'N' RAISIN CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES 1 V. cups regular margarine or solid alt- vegetable ahortenlng ~ 1 Y2 cups firmly packed dark brown sugar 11h cups sugar 2 tea1poon1 pure vanilla extract 4egg1 2\At cups un1llled all-purpoH flour 2YI cups unsifted whole wheat flour V. teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons bakl~ soda 2 tablespoon• hol waler 1 cup chopped nut• 1 cup raisins 1 pkg. (12 ou.) chocolate bit• 1. Preheat oven to Jso•F. 2. Beat margarine in large bowl until soft. G radually add sugars, beating until light and llulry. Add vanill'a. 3. Add eggs one al n time, beating well. 4. Blend both kinds of flour and salt on sheet u_r waxed paper. Gradu~lly add flour mixture 10 i.ugar mixture, beating al low speed until well-mixed. 5. Dissolve baking soda in hot water and add to sugar-flour mixture. 6. 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StarCltflt Freddie Prinze TV's Dazzling Ex-Baehelor on Fame, Wealth-And IDs Kathy By Anita Sam.mer Last October, Freddie Prinze .• 21, star of T V's "Chico and the MllJI " married Kathy C~hran: i I; ~t Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. They had met on March 20, 1'975. in Jackson Hole, Wyo. It's a first marriage for both'- Kathy, who isn't in show business, had been working in her parents" western art gallery. FAMILY WEEKLY: How do you feel aboar relinquishing your title as '"Holly- w~·s Most Eligible Bachelor"? PRINZE: I've got no regrets. Mind you, at the beginning it was a barrel of fun. Then it got to be embarrassing because quite often I was paired off by the press with girls J'd never even met, let alone dated. Or else it was a casual thing with someone I'd known for years. or an inno- cent friendship (such as with Raquel Welch), and the papers reported it as a blazing romance. This was going on even while I was engaged to Kathy. She saw the joke and thought ii was very funny ~but I didn't. From the time we met to the time we got married, neither of us dated anyone else. So you can sec how stupid and inaccurate those newspaper stories were. FW: How did your fans take the news of your marriage? PAINZE: They were surprised, and their outpouring of warmth and good wishes in tum look me by surprise. They've really been great! FW: What does Kathy have that other gi rls don't? What drew you to her? PRINZE: Her looks. Let's face it. first impressions a~ usually bbcd on beauty (even though, as we all know, it's "only skin deep!"'). She's gorgeous. and I was bowled over. After that, I was impressed by her class. She's not a dizzy dame. When she talks. it's not to hear the sound of her own voice-she has something to say. FW: Do you think i our marriage ~ survive the hazards of show business? PRINZE: Yes, because when Kathy nod I got ma~. we formed a "partnership." Any marriage that isn't "is a "dictatorship." All decisions. whether they're important or trivial are made by both of us. The only exception to this rule is my carccr- that"s in the hands of my manager. Although, I must say. Kathy comes up "Let's face it, first impressions are usually based on beauty .... She's gorgeous, and I was bowled over. After that, I was impressed by her class. She's not a dizzy dame. When she talks, it's not to hearthe sound of her own voice-she has something to say." with some pretty interesting suggestions and good advice now and then. FW: What kind o f rcl11tionship do you have with Jack Albertson [who co-stars with Prinze isl TV's '"Chico and the Man"]? PRINZE: The greatest. He's my show- busincss rather. f1c's the biggest tease Continurd FAMILY WEEKlY, Febn.u y I, 1971 • •t ' ..-.,...,_..,....,.. ··----~r!' .. As the family goes. so goes the nation-and the world. 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The place has three bedrooms, a den, dining room, kilchcn, laundry room, garage (for Dad to putter in). patio, pool and an enormous garden with fruit trees. FW: Which would you rather be-rich or famous? PRINZE: Both! Rich because it gives you freedom of choice. When you're rich and they offer you $I 00.000 to play Vegas and the date coincides with your mother's bir1hduy, you have the luxury of rejec1ing the engagemenl. You don'! need the money. But I'm not obsessed with lux· urics, really. My idea o( pampering my· self is buying all the records I want, going out lo dinner (I hale to cook). and hav· ing lots of jeans (my trademarks arc jeans arid cream-colored shoes). As for the "famous" bit, chat's simple. I like co see my name in lights. It's what I've :ilways dreamed of. When somebody stops me for my autograph. I feel eight feet tall. FW: How do you feel ab1>ut public recognition? PAINZE: II places u tremendous respon- sibility on the performer because he must be very careful abouc what he says. Your name and word mean something. Joe Citizen likes lo lislcn to Joe Actor. but that can be dangerous if Joe Actor lacks tact or considcrat1cm. I don't like entertainers who jump on bandwagons for every cause in the world. With fame, you can do things for people that you can't do without it. Bui yc>u Qn also hurt .. "" people. A cabbie could probably do just as good a job on a 1e.lethon as a celebrity, but unfortunately he never gets the chance to prove i1. FW: Tell us aboul your family. PRINZE: Dad was a_tool and dye maker, and pul in a 12-hour day. Mom worked in a shoe factory. I don't know how she stood ·t. I worked there one summer, and after a few months, I krww there had to be ··a better lif~ than that! My brother Eddie, '.t.r,-and-sister Rita, 27. arc both married and li.ve in Puerto Rico with their a mities. 'l hav.cn~t SCCI} .Rita ., l.b~' ~; ycarit Sti(~~n't want t~reavc Puerto : Rico and I haven't b'een able to get 'ifow·n· ' there. She reads about me in !"lagaz.ines anti can't believe what she sees in print! "This is my brother!" she says in great djsbelief. "He has no talent-except to steal from me." (That's because when I "My agent is God. When I have a big problem to solve or a major decision to make, I don't ask anyone for advice. I turn to the Bible for my answer." was young, l was always asking her for money.) FW: What kind of a person are you? PAINZE: A religious and emotional one. Right now I feel l have an angel on my shoulder. Although l have everything all the other stars· do, my agent is God. When I have a big problem to solve or a major decision lo make, I don't ask anyone for advice. J turn to the Bible for my answer, and I always find it !here. I'm emotional and don'! go along with the concept of ·& a man, don't cry.' Why shouldn't men cry? They have feel- ings and emotions just as women do. l Let it all out. When ( came ofls1agc from my Las Vegas debul, I cried. Between sobs l thought to myself in surprise. "They liked me! They really liked met" Weeping was my way of letting it all out and expressing myself. FW: Do you like to sec your:.clf on TV? PAINZE: No. In fact, I hate it. I :;ee a pimple on my check, or I deciJe I should have said that line differently. Watching myself makes me feel inadequate and insecure. FW: Who were your childhood heroes? PAINZE: Clark Gable. Humphrey Bo- gart, John Garfield and Edward G . Robinson. I met the late Edward G. when l was seven. He came to my neigh- borhood to v1s1t his brother who lived there. I was walking my dog. He got ovt of the car and I recognized him. I sa1J, "Gee. you're Edward G. Robinson." He said yes. Then he did a li!tle shtick for me. That sort of 1hing ma~s a big im- pression on a kid. 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PllNT CLM&LV ...,._ ADORESS~--~--~~-~~~----~R!RmBm!ilW!Mi~I CITY STATP zrp __ --------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~ ..... - ours. So we can't afford to put a man on a story w11h the possibility that it might bear no results. Actually, with Water- gate, we assigned one of Jack Ander- son's top assistants to investigate, but ile- came up with nothing. ~ · fW_; A greet portion of every newe- CHt is clevqted to the PresJdency. Might not thfa be the kind of denger- ·oua poffcy t"81 led to en "imperial~' or "Watergate" type of Pre81denoy? BROKAW: Since the President is always America's best-known personality and single-most influential individual, the of- fice necessari ly commands extraordinary news coverage. There is a potential for abuse, but, a5 a correspondent assigned to the White House, I can assure you that we are constantly aware of the dan- gers of becoming little more than mir- rors for the President to reflect the image of his choice. CHANC£LLOR: That so much news is generaled from the While House is partly because of the historical trend toward more power in the executive branch and partly because Presidents are politicians and politicians like to get on the tube. So. to cover the news, we oflcn have 10 get it from the Prc~1dcnt. A !'resident cJuld remedy this by giving more power 10 Cabinet und senior offi- cials, but I think that's unlikely. History and a complacent Congress are shap- ing the imperial Presidency, and jour- nalism can'I do much about it. NEWMAN: Yes. I think this is an ex- tremely dangerous policy. r have argued for a long rime tha1 we build up unreal cxpcclations about Presidents and so create disappom1mcn1 in propo~oll. We innate 1he Pres idency-which misleads not only the people bur the man holding office. If thl! nation is to be healthy, the White House cannot he the only source of hope and dynamism. «» FW: Whet quallllea are euentlal for • newscaster? S MITH: Intellectualism is essential. George Hicks, one of the best corrc· spondcnls of Wo rlcf War fl. summed it up when he said, "Reporting war is com- parable 10 sports reporting. It's easy. All you do 1s tell which side won lhat day. Peace require& 11 scholar." When the war was over, George Hicks retired. BEUTEL: A good newsman is essen- tially a gossip on a distinguished level. You have lo be curious a15out every- thing. You hnve lo have a hig ego and pknty of guts. The best ncwsca5tcrs have been Renaissance men who are intcr- c~rcd 111 every (acer o( c''.cry i~sue. FW: In retrospect on your ru ra of re- porting and commenting on the news, do rou have anr regrets? WALLACE: My only serious profes- sional regret is that I wish I had under- stood more quickly the nature of the thrut against the press by the Nixon White House. Al the time, I thought I knew thc;m and found it difficult to be- lieve that they would try so hard to bring us down. I was wrong. CHANCEL'LOR: As a White J:49use cor- rcspon~ent in 1964, J was deeply con- cemejf that Lyndon Johnson mjght be making· fundamental mistakes concern- .. in.& Vietnam. BuU couldn't prove that. so I didn't say "it. I ·wish now that 't'CJ "I was deeply concerned that Lyndon Johnsoo might be mak- • ing fundamental mistakes on Vietnam. But I couldn't prove • that, so I didn't u y it. I wish now that I'd been able to make a provable case against our l nwlvement." -John Chancellor, NBC News been able to make a provable case against our involvement. SMITH: I have regret'> afier every nightly newscasl. l wish that I could have gone into many more subjects at greater length and in greater depth. During "1Y years as a foreign corrcspondcnl, I voiced one regrettable opinion-I said the Marshall Plan would never work. I was proved wrong, and I'm glad. RATHER: I have a lot of regrets. I re- gret every mistake I ever made, and I've made a fair numt>er of them. I regrel the time I've spenl away from my family. l regret having made enemies. All of these are things that go along wilh be- ing a reporter. «» FW; As we a pproach our Blcenten- niaJ, whet looms as our gre•telt chal- lenge? SMITH: Our most immediate challenge is to end the recession and create two billion dollars in wealth. The world's greatest challenge is to curb the popula- tion boom. CHANCELLOR: To rc5torc 10 the Amer- ican people a sense of trust in their in- stitutions and a sense of hope -tor the fultire. WALLACE.: To make more opportuni- ties available lo those Americans who are at the hottom of lhc economic he;ap. BROKAW: As a 1ournal1s1, I am mosl concerned about preserving rhe tradi· tion of a free press which will report the 1ru1h about America no mailer ,_ how harsh that truth might be. 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Hut !<1 hear Agnew tell 1t-he never hall uny power. lie daiins he wui. hon•d while i11 offiw. \Vater~ah· sofln1cd our t·nlil'lsm 0£ Agnew. 111.' may h:1vc· hccn 11 dwmclco11 ARMOUR'S ARMOURY By Richard Armour ---- SOFT ON HARDWARE l dear.Ir love a hardware store, It has such great variety. I med my friends there, more and more, Both high und low O<'icty. One seeks 11 ho~, one want~ sOm<' nails, Another, point or varnish. One llSk5 for stuff that never fails At cleaning staim or tarnish. in the \\Orld! opportunist, but at least he wasn't a ni!<rNazi like some others. Sure, he has regrets, but ha\'i11g missed both jail and the Presidency l>y an ind1 have ad<led another <lime11s1011 to the man. He was lucky that Nixon didn't trust him enoug~ t~ give him mure power, other- wise he really might have had prob- lems. Today, he's euonnously wealthy from recen! .international oil <lealin~s in whic:h ht> acts as agent. He's ju.\1 lluished 011e novel aud plans to. write one more before his memoirs, an<l'1l1e's led me.to believe the l~tter won't he ~ ~rribl~ complimentary tow:ml Mr. Nixon. Agne.w 'has de'1eloped, a '7nl -presence. He's.~ duly poHtfciM Of· rec.-ent years wJ-10rn people run over to and whose hand t hey l;ss in public. Maybe we all mhiudged him. Maybe he had something spttial all along.~ • ,, • favorite marine animal, the dolphin. David Taylor, who specializes in ma- rine veterinary worlc, said: "A man gels spoiled treating dolphins. They're intel- ligent but lind. I think we're all attra<..'te<l lo dolphins for that reaso11- we wish our hest friemls could he like that." Through Naval research. we lcnow that <lolphi11s can C.'Ommunicate, and a new theory 'hn¥been developc<l that dolphins ca1~,.als6 reatl each other's minds.· · • TENNESSEE WIWAMS The endlesa Trapeze The Pulitzer Prize.winning play- wright on tile ordeals of life and love: MA man must live through his life's ~ duration with his own little set of fears 0 u a: .. : DOCTOR AND DOLPHIN Man'• best friend? Docile, friendly and intelligent arc the words most often used to describe man's ~ml angers, suspicioos and vanities, anti his appetites both spiritual and carnal. Life is built 0£ them, and he is built or Life. The umbilical cord is u long, 1011~ rnpe of blood that has swung him as ;m aerialist on a11 all liut Quips & Quotes The ware in hardware stores is hard And also soft and med ium. I shop for'ihings for house and yard, Escape there, too, fro'!l tedium. The tracher had asked he r pupils who the ni11e greatest A01cricans were. All the pupils had tumc<l in their papers e>:ccpt Tommy. "Can't you finish your list, Tommy?" ,li.ked the lcpcher. "r'm still unclecided," replied Tommy. ~about the First Basc-(tlfln." -Conmd Fiurclfo Sigti in ri·staura11t: "Our ol11l1obct NOU/I is lc1tcr-1wrfcc.:t ." -Fra11k Tyg1 •c The young girl bm1led ~wectly .1t lhl.' long line as she stepped inlu the phone booth. "Don't worry,~ suid she. "I won't !JC long. I j•L~t WJllll tn hun~ up 1111 him." -Clotilde l.«r51111 Strong drink is a curse tc> munkiml. It makes you stagger wrn.11 you walk. It bclogs the mind. lt m.Jtcs •ou ur~ue with your friemls. It muJces you shoot at your landlord. And it makes you miss him. -Samuel J. Sto1111ard THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids see life d1ffere11t1y. Send co11tribu· lions lo "Child," Family Weekly, 841 Lexington Ave .• N.Y .. N.V. 10022. S10 11 used-none retur11ed, My granddaughter Shirley told her mother that her nurscry- school teacher made the children sit on a bench facing the wall because tl1ey had been misbe- having. 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Gorden Grove 534-4100 • • ·~ f\f IPORT1 HltJHlltJllTI , , SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1 ll:OOAM ~Prep Sports World CIF Basketball. 12:30 I rn a NBA B1Sketb1ll Washington at Golden State. (t;l? (J) Cl) The Superst1rs "Men's Preliminary" 2:00 (fj9' 00) ill H1w1ii1n Open Golf Live cover.age ~Uhe final ·. rounq_ of pl'!Y._ from Waiala,e Country Club• 1n .Honoltlfit.< -4:00 0 (['9• (iJ) (3) ABC's Y{id_e World et Sports ., I ~College Bisketblll use vs.-UCLA. •• ' 5:00 0 Championship Bowling 10:30 m College Basketblll USC vs. UCIJ: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 6:30 tJ 1 (3] Cl) NBA All-Star G1me Kansas City vs. Detroit. 9:00 O (Qf (!)) I $PICJAl I XII Winter Olympic Games A preview of the upcoming Olympiad from Innsbruck, Austria. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 8:00 (E) Colle_ge B1sketb1ll Notre Dame vs. LaSalle. 9:00 0 (09' (IJ ) (J) XII Winter Olympic Games (2hr~ 10:00 ~6l Notre Dame Basketball Notre q ame vs. LaSalle. THURSDAY. FEBRUAfh' Y 8:00 O College BHketblll UCLA vs. Washingtol:,. Eil) The W1y It WIS "1963 ~ose Bowl: USC vs. W1sconsm" lOiOO O College B1Sketb1ll USC v•j. Washington State. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6 6:00 0 ukers Basketb1ll Lakers vs. Chicago Bulls. Cont'd from 5:30PM. 9:00 Q (Q91 (j)) (3) XII Winter Olympic Games (2hr) 10:00 ez61 Warriors BHketblll Warriors vs. Phoenix. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7 lO:OOAM l~ iCollege Basketb1ll Notre Danie vs. Davidson 12:00 I t:2_1 6 ol College BHketblll Michigan vs. Indiana 12:30 ((;Wi a)) CV XII Winter Olympic G1mes (3hr) 2:00 · ~ 6 ®) Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic 3:30 · ~i 6 College Basketball Calilorn1a vs. Oregon. (f291 1 1 (}J Pro Bowlers Tour The $60,000 Cleveland Open. 4:00 (J1) (3J 8 CBS Sports Spectacular "Challenge of the Sexes" 9:00 (t;l91 ) (J) XII Winter Olympic Games (2tlr) 6:00 7:00 8:00 1100 • 1:00 9:00 9:00 1:00 1:00 1100 1:00 1:00 1100 5 11 9 26 11 5 9 26 SUNDAY, FE•RUARY I (Cl "Trusure Galleons" -True Ille ~dventure film, "Th• H.,der They Fall" (dra) '56 -Humphrey 8ogar1. Rod Steiger. (C) "Bend of the River" (wes) '52-James Slew11r1, Arthur KenrH!dy, Julie Adams. (Cl "Mr. l(ln1street'a War" (adv) '/I -John Suon. TIPpl Hedr~n. Rossano Bra111. "The Errand Boy" (COMl) '61 -Jerry Lewia, Bri<ln C'lonlevy, MONDAY, FE BRUARY 2 (CJ "Monster Zero" (set fr) '66 -Nick Adams. Aki•• l ak11ratta (C) "Four for TuH" (dra) '63 -fr..r1k Slnll\ra, Ou n Mar11n. (CJ "Udl In th• Car" (dra) '69 -Samanth• Eiuiu, Olo114'r Reed, Johri Mc nery TUESDAY, FEBRUARY J 5 (Cl "Nl1ht People" (dra) '54 -Cregory Peck, 8rodet1ck Crawford 6 (Cl "The Merri•&• of A Youns Stod 1brNtr'' (dra) ·I I -R"hard 8en1amrn, El11abelh Ashley. 9 (C) "Alo Concho•" (wu ) '64 -Richard Boone, Stu11rt Whrtman, Tony Franclou . 26 (C) "The Sundowners" (dra ) '60 -Robert Mitchum, Oeborith Kerr, Peter Usllnov. • WEDNESDAY, FEl!IRUARY 4 5 (C) "What Did You Do In the Wer O•ddyf" (r,om) '66 l~m~• Coburn, Dick Shewn, 9 (C) "Johnny Guitar" (advl 'SJ -Jonn Crawford, Scott Brady. 26 (C) "The Uberallon of I.. •· Jonn" (drA) '70 -Lee J, Cobb. Roscoe LH Bmwne. 10 (C) "C•ctus Flower" (corn) '69 -Wtlter Matthau. Goldie l'awn, lna rtd Bera:man. THURSDAY, fHRUARY S 4 U 6 10 (Cl "Dork Victory" (dra) ·75 -Elltabalh Monta om•ry, An thony Hopkins. Mlchale LH 9 (C) "TI\• Lui Comma"41" (adv) '!IS -Sterl1n1 H>tyden, At1t1a Marie Alber&llattl. 26 (C) "••ndoloro" (wu ) '68 -O.en Martin. Raquel Weith, Jt mn Stewart. rlUDAY, "•RUAllY 6 5 ''Tho DoHrt lltah" (dra) ''J -Rlcllard Burton, Jamn Muon. Robert Newton I ~C) "Jublleo Trall" (dr•) '!14-Vtr• Ral1to11, Pet 0 '8rlen1 Joan l u ll•. 26 Cl "Oo"l"I Stralrttt" (dt•1 '61 -Elllott Oould, C1nalce Darien :t I :l I (C) "Th• Getaway• (d,.l -Steve MtQuH n, All Mc01aw. SATUlltDAY, rHllUARY 1 5 (Cl "Ooom•d•Y 'll1ht" (•1np) '66 -H•ek t.orCI, Van Johnson. Ed'm11nct O'Brlan. ,.. I (Cl "Tho Lff!Ml•tl" (dra) '6l -Burt Lencn tar, Claudle C.'111nal• • :tl 6 10 (C) "ltlo 1.olHI" (Wn ) -John Wayne, JaMlf•r O'Nelll. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 1, 1976 THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 1 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION $ATURDAY: JANUARY 3nt (P.M.) 3:00 Leonard Bernstein 1t H11vard (2 hrs.) (PBS) 5:30 ~clldom ol the .Pths ·"ht . 1 • Amen·dment ~ctiori" • l 6:30 ~l•~k. Jouftlll.)P~S) : 7100'lm11es ol Actnl (60 min) (PIJS) 8:00 Nov• (60 min) <PBSJ 9:00 Masterpiece lhutre (60 mm) (PBS) 10:00 Austin City Limits (60 min) (PBS) SUNDAY: fEBRUAi-.Y Isl (P.M.) ' 3:00 Youth in Trouble (60 min) 4:00 fln1nci1I Crisis of the Cities 5:00 Consumer Survival Kit teBS) 5:30 Only The~ Rec•le My Eyes Doc· umentary on Frenc~ Palnlers. 6:30 lourneJ Throuch Eden 7:00 The Adams Chronicles (60 mm) (PBS) 8:00 Contempomy C11ifornl1 luues 1:30 Cookin' Cllun 9:00 Soundst11e (60 mm) (PBS) 10:00 Firinc Line (60 min) (PBS) MONDAY: FEBRUARY 2nd (P.M.) 10:00 ln·School Pro1r1mmln1 11:30 Electric Compeny 12:00 Seume Strett 1:00 In-School Pro1rammln1 2:00 liter1t11re ind the Arts 2:10 ConSUIJltr Sur-11¥11 IUt 3:00 look lut 3:10 Mister llo1ers Nelehborhood 4:00 SeSltllt Street 5:00 EIKtric C1111p1111 5:30 Villi Altera ':00 Is Nuclear Powet Slle1 7:00 F1111c1 on the Move 7:10 Focus: Oran1e Counly 1:00 Clliloml1 Contempor11y hsuu 1:10 The Nitro1e11 Fla 9:00 Contempomy Cllllornl• Issues 9:10 Tiit Dnld Sussklnd Sh .. (2 hrs t :lO Tiie D1vld Sussklnd Show (2 hrs.) TUESDAY: FElllUAllT 3rd (P.M.) 10:00 ht·Sc"-1 Prttt1111111l111 11:30 Dectric Comp1ny 12:00 S.S.1111 St.rttt 1:00 111.SC"-I f'ro111111111l111 2:00 Westtra Civlllutlotl 2:30 W111tl11tto11 Wttll 111 llhltw l:OO Vottn' Pipeline J:JO Mister 1111111 N1l1hborhood 4:00 S.11m1 Strttt 5:00 Oactric C.11tp1RJ 5:30 Clrrueolt1d11 1:00 lie llua M1rM1 ':30 f'l11111l111 fer F'lotda 7:00 M11k ti 011 f'1llltl .. 7:10 f'ttHt Feru111: Mtnt1lly Spuk· ln1 1:30 CebHttf lur-1fvll lllt • t :OO Tilt Ml•• Chrt111d" (60 min) tPBS) 10:00 Nn1 (60 min) (PBS) WEDNUDAY: FEHUARY 4th (P.M.) 10:00 ln·Sc"-1 f'raar11ftml111 11 :JO Eltctrlc C.PlllY 12:00 S.111111 Street 1 :00 In· School Pro111m111ln1 2:00 Novi 3:00 Wom•I\. l:JO Mrstel ~oaers Nel1hborhood 4:00Ses1me Street ' ":Oo Electric Co_mfll."" ' II • v ~ "' , ,.-. Ii'·; 5:30 v~ Ale1re 6:QQ freedo~ of t~~ Pren: Regula- t1on of Ille Media 7:00 Journe, Throueh Eden 7:30 Showcase 8:00 Masterpiece Theatre "Upstairs, Downsta11s" (60 mm) (PBS) 9:00 Hill Country Sounds 10:00 SelJinc of Abe llncoln 1976 THURSDAY: FEBRUARY 5th (P.M.) 10:00 1n:School f'ro1r1mmln1 11 :30 Electric Comp1n, 12:00 Sesame Street 1:00 ln·School Pro111mmln1 2:00 Adams Chro11iclu 3:00 focus: Oranae County 3:30 Mister Ro1ers Nelehborhood 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 Electric Comp1ny 5:30 Clrrucolendas 6:00 C111fornl1 Journal 6:30 Nitroaen Fla 7:00 Contempor1ry C1litornl1 Issues 7:30 The M11k of Oil P1lntin1 1:00 Contemporary Calllorni1 Issues 8:3o'Woman Alive! 9:00 Bill Moyeo' Jour111I (60 min) (PBS) 10:00 lirut rerform1nces "Bernstttn al h nclewood" FRIDAY: FEBRUARY Ith (f'.M.) 10:00 In-School Pro1r1mmln1 11 :30 Eltctrk Comp1ny 12:00 Sesame Street 1:00 In-School Pro1r1m111ln1 2:00 Co11temporary Cllltornil luu" 2:30 Sur-1ey ti llte11ture In FH111s 3:00 Woman Allnl J:30 Mister llocera Nel1hbor11Md 4:00 Ses1111e Str11t s:oo EMctrk ColllPlllY 5:30 VIII• Aleere ':00 f1111U "' the Move 6:30 Wom111 7:00 The Tr111s.AJ11u PlpeliM 7:10 Votefl' f'i,.tiM 1:00 Wuhi11sto11 Week In llewln (PBS) 1:30 Will Street Week (PBS) t:OO llup's Show (PBS) 10:00 Avl1tio11 Wuther (PBS) 10:10 ShowuM SATURDAY: FEHUAllY 7tt1 (P.M.) 2:30 Clllt.ntil c.tltt1ftptrery ltuH l :OO ltt1111d 11111111111 It Hirn~ (2•h hn.) S:lO rrnd-of tlM Prtaa: Rttul•· lions ol 1111 Medi• 1:30 llKll JttlrMI (PBS) 7:00 l•11n tf Achtl (60 min) (PBS) 1:00 Nt'fl (60 min) (PBS) t :OO M11ttfJlt« Tl111tr1 "Upst1lrs, Downst1irs" (60 min) (PBS) 10:00 Austill City l11111b (60 min) (PBS) • rAce 3 SUNDAY f£BRUARY 1 '.~ (l fU J I N (, ( *) lllilca~s n~ertisemellt. ~ . ,.&:00 ., , • . II ~~Rooc:ke Produus · * ARTHRITIS Ttll!.f.HON The Big Show to 6pm O Arthritis Telethon Continues throu1h 5:JOPM. Jane Wyman and Allen Ludden co·host. Bible Answer /Chrlstophers 6:30 Voice ol A&ritulture 7:00 U.S. of Archie Showers of Bleuin& Ve1et1ble Soup 6 Dennis the Menace · People's Forum Reliaious Sptci1I Unit Four I Cil This Is the lite ' W11ren Roberts Sp1nlsh Movie 7:1S With This Rina 7:30 I H1l1em Globetrotters 3 JimmJ Sw1111rt Show · Serendipity Jett's Collie · Voice ot Victory Elementary News 7:4513 :::,~u:~~ 1:00 Limp Unto MJ Feet Hi1hw1y to Ht1ven The Chrlstophers 0 J VNE WYMAN HOSTS * ARTHRITIS TELETHON Call Now 520·2121 I Arthritis Telethon Or1I Roberts Let There Be li&ht Davel...& Goliath (i1J ~) @ Jeny fllweli 1Wonder1m1 Chaplain ot Bourbon Street Mister Ro1ers• N•l1hborhood . ( (J)) Dey ot Discovery . 1:30 To I• Announced Cil Day ot Discovery ' This Is the lite Jimmy SW1111rt Show It Is Written • MHtl~· Time at C1lv1ry m ATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) ltl) (!) kathryn lluhlmlll Sn11M Strett ) fabulous llern County 9:00 Clllltll ThrH Cl) 9 tin Hu111b1nl Cllllttll(t MJ $enDN 0 SEND CONTRIBUTION * TO STOP ARTHRITIS Box 7 Los Angeles 51 ISpectrum Gosptl Hour (I) H11lem G!obetrotters @ lnsi1ht Mister Roeers' Nei111borhood (~ II)) Jimmy Sw1111rt Shaw 10:00 8 @CI> Fate the Nation W ~rrt_tftlendas 0 Wil4!fre' lhutrt 0 ARTHRITIS TEtjTillON * NOVlON KTLA-5 ~ MUSICCOMEOV STARS 0 Arthritis 'felethon · Gl Real Est.ate Open House /" p Hmld ot Truth r (10) @ @ Name ol the Game C26i Sunday Celeb11tio11 , m Sesame Strtet (f:i9 ) Withit ~ lnsl&ht g;, Canadian 1.dm iture · A1riculture USA 10:30 I Today's Religion (f,i!) @ ) (]) al Devlin (8l lntern1tion1I Hour (3) C1mer1 Three • I Gloria Grey's Pet Haven ~lmy Temple Sunday Movie 11:00 Movie: (C) "And Now Mi1uel" (adv) "66-Guy Stockwell. 0 Prep Sports World 0 ARTHRITIS TELETHON * Hosts Allen Ludden & Donald O'Connor on 5 ~Arthritis Telethon ij The Home Show (Qi ) ffi al These Art the D1ys 0 Three Passports to Adventure 0) Movie: "Abbott & Costello In Hollywood" (tom) '45. Q) Ch urch In the Home (J7l Cil Movie: "The Court Jester" (com) "56 -Danny Kaye. I First 81ptist Church Electrk Company Public Service 11 :30 (Cij (])) Cf) E£) Make A Wish UFO 0 Vlctory It Set 6".0J Sin Dlt&O H1pPtnin& (l"l CJ) N1me ot the Game t1) Journey Throu&h Eden (R) ,\I I I P N 0 (l N 12:00 CV This Is Your Bible 0 Help Stop Arthritis * Before It Stops You Call Pledge 520-2121 O Mhrttls Tt"1tlon 00 MOYit: ''lloed et Dr1cull" (hor) "57-Sandra Harrison, Louise Lewis 0 Oomln10 0 Movie: (C) "f n r Cuns t9 tll• lordet" (wes) '54-Rory C1lhoun. I Hour ot Power B Arthritis Telethon C11111111s Protlle-Vlnpoitrt ell ThrH StMIH A111erlun/lu1tll TV Hour ® Mlclent Aa11ytis fI) Hellywood Tetnlslo11 Tht1t11 <l:l!'(I)) lntem1tion1I Showcau "The Olympic G1mes" Nutrttlo11 kith~ Kuhl"''" (H Or1I Ro'ber1t Com• Ive This Is Ytur llblt CJ) U.S. of Archie ( 1-(1')) Town Hill Mtttlnl . hhh tor Toda, 9:30 Sunnower Ctltbretlon Co111P1nJ · m M"t ttlt Presa Gl) Dlrtctlons Outdoon Amarl111 Propllttlts m Trtthouse Club 1Z:308@ (l)NIA hsltttb1ll Wash1n111on at Golden Stele. 0 <9 (J}) (j) Q) Tiit Sup tr· at11s "'Men's Prellminuy" 0) Movie: "My D1rtln1 Ctemtntln•" {wu> ''6-Henry Fond•. Linda O•r ntll, Victor Mature. GJ fht Vir1lnl1n Q61 firm tlepor1 THE,DAIL Y PILOT, TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 1, 1976 I ~ .... * •• * * * *. * *'**·*. * *. *·*** * * ** •• **"" • * * • * * * '* * • • •· .. * *· • .,, * * * * • • * * * * • • * * • * * • • * * • • * * * * * • * • * * * * * * * • ,. • * * • * • • * * * * * * * * • ·• • * • * * • • • • • * • It begins. Toroght. ~BC is proud to present . . I rw~n Shaw's mpgnif icent Rich Man, Poor Man. , More than a best-selling nove-1 · put to fi lm l it's the ~ri ppi ng story of our ti me. And the human drama of two brothers wh o grappled with its turbulence. And loved its warner. ,. It reaches from the loveliest emotions human beings can feel to the ugliest. From wealth you can measu re to the kind you can't. It's a giant story of love. Lust. Ambition. -- Greed. It spans three decades. Two wa rs. Four presidents. And thi s is why, for the first time in history, a motion pictu re wil l be presented in nine episodes: tonight, tomorrow ni ght, and then for seven consecutive Monday evenings. Rich Man, Poor Man . SPECIAL GUEST STARS:--------- STEVE ALLEN •EDWARD ASNER • BILL BIXBY • DICK BUTKUS • KIM DARBY ANDREW DUGGAN • NORMAN FELL FIONNUALA FLANAGAN • LINDA DAY GEORGE • GLORIA GRAHAME • MURRAY HAMILTON • VAN JOHNSON • KAY lENZ GEORGE MAHARIS • DOROTHY MALONE DOROTHY McGUIRE •TIM MclNTIRE • RAY MILLAND • ROBERT REED • DICK SARGENT TALIA SHIRE • CRAIG STEVENS AND STARRING. PETER STRAUSS •NICK NOLTE SUSAN BLAKELY -. It begins. Tonight. .~ • .... •• *******************************• (~······~··············· I t j I , 'f -~ • •• -• . . l I 'I ·I ~· .. .. ... ~·.II . . . . ' . .. .... llWIN I.HAW'S THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 1, 1976 ********************• * , ... -, ·---... .,.._ .. ~ -:. ' * * 'ff * ,.., * * * ~ ~-· * ·* * * . -. * -~ f' ... ·':·· .· .. ~\~ ...... '._.. '*, * * * * .. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • • * • * • • * • * • ... I' * * * * * * * * • * * * * • * * * * * • • * * ***************** • Due to mature subject matter, parental discretion is advised. *************** P1ge 5 .. ) 1:00 Salu"'Y .. ~ ft Cllempiollllillp loWllq IJ lethon Now on 5 *Welk/Hope/Roz Russell O'Connor /Wyman/ ILu~tt ........ . lrtttillp f • '-,.."' a~64~ienn Fo::.~, "41.w' 0 'ubllr. 'ollcJ ftn111 €m A ~tlal Spemc1allr (R) 1:30 Cl) Jihvle: "SullHe Pell" (wts) "49-Roy Roaen. 011• Evins. ' 4:JO I It Tlkn All Kllld• C.t S.11t Mntf~ 1to/e1n News 00 MHt tit• Press -Weftd ,ms Geur•et 5:00 0 Hallmark Hall of Fame * Cae$.ar and CJeopatra Alec Guinness Genevieve Bujold THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 1, 1976 ~ -- this time for land. Patrick Wayne of tt1e 12·hour 11lm version ol Irwin st11s. Shaw's best·selhna novel, -e.ter CI) l..111111 Strauss and Nici! Nolte stir as Rudy 0 ''JEAN LAFITIE" On and Tom Jordache, the two tor· * S · F 'I R b. mented brothers whose turbulent WISS a~! Y 0 inson hves are chronicled over a 20·year 0 <9 ) ro G> s.iss fl11ift lobi11so1 "Jean Lafitte" Part one of period beainnina in l945; years a two·part story and pllot spin·olf which m.alle one :irother rich and the other poor. series a.bout the French privateer I l:lrntr ltd Annatrona Jun Lafitte who visils l~e Robin· WaMtriust sops on theu island to retrieve hid· ''"""' FUm den treasure to lill Alldrew Jackson .fij The Ont Wt'{ 1n the war ol 1812. Frank Lanaella Eill Muterpitu hiutfe: Updllrt,' stus. · Downsbln ... U Movie: (C) (Zllr) "lend of tllt 8\ N ... 1 Rlftr'' (wes) '52 -James Stewart. ~ Otlle de •""' 0 Movie: "Tht Tualn If Teltlll" I• {com) '42-Charles Lauahlon. I Miit the ,,... fenf1rrll f11cett Ctlrlstophtr CleM·UP 00 CJ~ Cit~ m H•ll•ait Hep ol F••t "Caasar and Cleopatra" Sir Alec Gulrl"'ss portflYS Cae$1r el)d Genevieve Bujotd is seen IS the youna Cleopatra in this 90·minute production of Georae Bernard Sh1w's clusic. "Ire.AST HR. STAR FINALE ti ARfHRITIS TELETHON !Thi FBI 9:30 I-The ltl•J Is Co11in1 511111 Dalkon No Han• 6 Sit Bllllo Movie: (C) (2tu) "Mr. Kini · · American lifestyle strffrs Wu" (adv) '71 -John Sax· COt0n1 ,. .. on, Tlppl tledren, Rossano Branl. 10:00 EID No Honestly A visit to Clara's f) RATS FOIL KILLER anceslral home to ask Lord Bur· * ON "BRONK" ARTHRITIS TELETHON * MAIL CONTRIBUTION to Box 7 los Angeles 51 B Arthritis T llttllon <9 Cl)) rn &> Kn1lll• Open lolf live cov1r11• of th• final round ol play. CALL: 520~2~21 J I Arthritis Telethon ~ little R11e1t1 Championship Bowll111 MDYit: (C) "Seem 1cw1sloll" (dra) '64-Stewart Granur. W1tlll11rton WHIL In Rtvltw Situation C•11edy ._rjll lor .. his dau~~ler's hand prom f) G1J (I) (j) Bronk The deadl1 • real ~ashoul tor C.D. vendetta of a disturbed yojltlj~ ~om· 7:30 00 Amerce• an leaves a city proseculolQnur· fill 'CITYWATCHERS' NEW C!ered. and Bronk Is frustrated in * SEASON! JOIN ART & his attempts To piece toaether the CHUCK AT L.A. PORT motive for !he wornan's revenae. •1-list of tht Wild Acompanamt d It T11Lu A Thief filth tor Todey llron.W• Tiie Ml111• Chroelcln (R) Flltt»ol-Secac I ltort1n Dr11111 RtviHI of Alllerlcl 5:JO News11ak1rt ' I Cl-etchers i Day ol Discovery Koretn lln1ua1e Pro111ms Community Fee beck EE News 1:00 f) (i1) PREMIERE SonnJ l liospel Hour ll•siaht 2:l0 m Movie: ''Tiit Dbt1111Mltcl" (hor) '5/ -Paul Burke. @'111tectltll T••llM m Hu•en Dlme11alo111 J:OO II Mevle: (C) "McHlte'• ... _, Joi.n• ttie Air force" (com) '65 - Tim Conway, Joe Flynn. O••lllht It LAST 3 HRS ALL-STAR *ARTHRITIS TELETHON CALL NOW 520-2121 1J Mhrltls T elettlo1 Cl) Movie: "Thi Llttlnt lltbet" (d11) '35 -Shlrtey Jemple. ()) Movie: (C) "Mutifty'' (dr1) '52 -Mer~ Stevens. Anaela L1nsbury. B Movie: (C) "lend of the lllvel" (wes) '52 -limes Slewut, Arthur Kennedy, Julie Adams. ®)Movie: "A Lovely w., to Die" (d11) '68 -Kirk Doualas. I Sillltter CIMlll (])IS,, ltolll '71 Cl) Mtwlt: (C) "MtnlU's Mer· 1udtrl" (dr1) '62 -Jeff Ch1ndler. IJl•lllJ SWtuart Stlft flrlllC Une SU"'8J MltlllN J:JO 0. CIMIM llellllout Ttw11 Hiii 4:00 s.MIJ Aelf>h Story hosts. 8 STOP ARTHRITIS * SEND PLEDGE NOW BOX 7 LOS ANGELES 51 I Artllrttb TtMIMfl (8Cl))(l)U)AIC'• WI•• tfW .. "" . m Tyrone Power reveals * 1 razor 1harp lln• between love I& hate. m MM: "Tht hltft Up" (dre) '17-~rone Power. Gen• Titmey. I ltd Cnctct n1111 Ve ~p :!Lu..11 \ISC vs. I W .. StrfftW"k Tllellt cewtnt Sports With kt1U Jtrry Visits . . . News 1 CD Mr. Chips : AarollsQ ' eo .. ,.., ( (I)) Talk ti th• M11111er • 011 ml Stria CeltbritJ Teanis Campus Profile i \ I ~ ~ I ~~ I • &:~;O~Ntws forum Movie: (C) (Zllr) "Treasure lltoQ"-True·llle adventure film. Cl) Sulld•J SpKlll "Lucy Meets the Moustache" i N1tlo111I Qeo111plllc Wiid Wiid West m OGART AND STEIGER * In a dramatic expose on the fight racket m Movie: (211r) "The Herder ThlJ Fell" (dra) •s.;-Humphrey Boaart, Rod Stelaer. Jan Sterllnc. Im 11ut1t Gel•"'" "'" lie va11., Les Afl1•1et News Review Cl)) Stir Trek l11llallt C.rolll .... l :JO I Cl) Wiid Kl11SC10111 rn m ..... IW119'a Fi111 "The IU SkJlu " Dt111ent*' '71 .,,. .. fl Sltew le Welter Mtrucl• • Htnlcl ol Truth htltf ltMI 7:001J @CJ) (]) 60 MllMltH 0 FIRST-rlME ON TV! * DISNEY'S BEARS & I a Q3 Cll a m wtrW ., D1tMJ ~e 81111 & I" Ptrt I of • two part n1ture adventure about 1 y011n1 Vletn1m veter1n a .. kln1 petct ind quiet In the Northwest wlldernus who finds hlmstlf stepfather to three mlschlef·makln1 I0¥1bl1 btu eubi In the middle of •notller wu- Cher Show Cher and Sonny Bono ue ~ 700 Club joined by auests Nancy Walker, EID Leonard Bernstein 1t H1rv11d Rona Barrett, Kale Smith, Don ~ Lou '°'don Show Meredith , Jim Nabors. Raymond lO:lO 0 ~CI) o m ComtdJ Specill Burr, R1ch11d Thomas & Paul Mich· "Flannery & Quilt" Red Buttons i nd ael Glaser. H Id G Id t . ·1· o ~ ...., m ElltrJ Queen aro OU s ar as senior Ct 1iens .. Wll .. who share hvtn11 quarters but hive The Judas Tree Thmas are ~ot 11t1le else m common tn this pilot what. they seem when a wealth~ VtC· project. t1m 1.s foun d han111na fr~m a 1udas m Jimmy swauart Show lree 1n his aarden, and m the room 6 D•vid Nlve11's World where. he was sl11n Ellery and his Coll•&• lesk•tblll use vs. dad find a wupon and six sets ol UCLA linaerprlnts. EE Wrestllna ; ifliFht Country lioldt11 &lobe Awari11. 11 :00 I OOOOCl)@)(i1J(]) News ( (I) (I) Six Mllllon $ Pu.setten M111 "Tht Secret ol Bi11fool" Part I. Wlftd of Survival Surchina for 1wo scientists m1sslna · Movie: (C) "U11der C1prlcofll" In lhe timber country ol Northern (dra) '49~1ngrid B~raman, Joseph Calilorn1a. Steve Austin comes upon Cotten, Michael Wlldma. alaanlic footprints and the chaM! 'Kathryn Kuhlman bealns lor lhe leaendary Blafoot. 00 N1me of th• Game m Movie: (2hr) "The Cr11nd Boy" ( I Ci)) Dealer's Cllolcl (com) '61 -Jerry Lewis. Encue11tro Is-YortJ Show · Jimmy SW1u11t Show Muslc1t V111ety Show · Simm' l Co~pany Novi "A Desert Piece" 11:15 (]) m Club lJ Show de Sylvia P1111I Ci1J (]) S.1111111 l :JO IJ Com• Alive 11:30 f) Movie: (C) " Snlokt" 9:00 f) Ci1J Cl) l(ojak KOJik puts the (dra) '61 -;-Geraldlne Paae. Laurence pressure on Franco Oon1tello (auest Harvey, Rita Moreno, Un• Mtrllel. Harold J. Stone), a llnown member I S.mmy l Compe11y of an or11nized crime syndicate 700 Club when an undercover cop -Iona UbtrtJ Temple aturch sou&ht by Donalello-ls found mur M:"le: (C) "Tiit C~ Sky" dered 11 his establishment. (dra} 60-Efrem Zlmb1hst Jr., Dana CJ @ (1) 9) ml NBC Sund I y Andrews, Rhonda flemina . ..,.,,-eo1u11bo (90) "A Miiier ol CJ) TelttlUIM Honor" Rescheduled While drivlna 0 Movie: (C) "Thi Hlllfltlltt11" throuch Muko on the retum ltl ol (adv) '69-lohn Wayne, Jim Hutton. his v1e1tlon, Columbo Is d11w11 Into ~TOii' l Susen Alllllt a homicide committed by an a1in1 llev. Lero, Jt111Ll111 bullflchter. Ricardo Montalban, Ped· ( ) Wanted Dt1d or AllYt ro Annend1rll Jr .. A Mtrtlnel and lZ:OO ITht. RlfteNn Maria Grimm au.st Rtvtrtlld Al 11 Onl llobtrtl ( Cl)) Nrn/Spt11lsll Movie D IT BEGl~S TONIGHT! 12:30 m Comblt * RICH MAN POOR MAN 1:00 0 At On• With ••. "01vid Wolpe!'' A Motion Picture Epic 2:00 II Movie: "?m Hour" (dra) '57- D (!B ) (5) m I "V'AL I Oen• Andrews. Linda Darnell. .ich fr.11, Poor "Min (2iir) ft rt I D Sptdln1 ''"" ,... 7 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 1, 1976 &:00 I (j) Sunrise Semester _ • KllOWled1e · · m Edue1ti0fl1l fe1tvres Adnndn1 Detltlstry ed. 6:30 Qj) Eduution•I Ft ures • "". ~ .f•}EdUCltio~I ~roaram M'on., ~ ., Wee~d.~~' WNten oi.11 . ,. ' E.lrth Lib ' <I Mich1tl JICkMa Show • . • My favorite M1rtl1n J:001 s~,~~::, Show 700 Club (E C1rtoons <9 (!)) (1) aJ Good Mornlna A nitric• I D1vey 6 Goll1th Porky Pl& Stock M11ket Openlnr Mister Rocera' Nel1llborhoild 7:30 m (E C1rtoons Tennessee Tuxedo SeS1me Street 8:00 I@ C1puln K1n11roo 8 Sunup · Romper Room The Flintstones Hertulu 1 (3) PTL Club I New York Stock Each1n1e Tennes1ff Tu1tdo 1:30 Reli1ioua Proarema 11cll Llllnne Yo1I l Friends Ciomtr Pyle ~ BullWinllle • , EID Viii• Alerre; carrascoltlld•! m NeWS Tues~hu!s. . , N•nnr & the Professor 9:00 = l!J Prict· ls R11ht · EJectrjc Compe"J PTL Club . ' ' (aj 00@) m CelebritJ sweep-11:30 IJ (i1) CV Surct1 for Tomor·. StlMS ' row The GallelJ ' · • 8 Q) 1~m hlle My Advice 6 Phil Don1hut Show (~ 1) (}) aJ The "'illlbors AM Los ~a # 1M•fYt 1rtni111, M11J'\t~rt11"n 1' · A ~ Futurn · -~ .,,. ~s R'.•P J • I Love LllCJ "' l 11f CoSby I Drum of lunn)e A FlFRNUON : SeS1me situt • ( !! 00> Mille Dou1l11 Sllow ~30 · Q) @ ®) m Hl&h Roll~rs I Movies: See Daytime Movies. 12:001 Noontime (E @ futures · To Tell the T'ruth Green Acres 6 F1mil~tf1ir ,. •• Gall~ina Ciou1met -! (JJ) aJ Edit ol Nl&hl 10:00 @ 00 C1mblt News • @ 6 (1Q) m Wheel of For· I 0 11: See Daytime Movies. tune I DrHm ol Jeennlt I Movie: See Daytime Movies. CI> Noon Alf1lr/Joe l11111a Q.j fe1tures 00 M•IY H1rtm1n, Mery Hirt· Ho11n'1 Heroes min Education11 Pro111ms ai little Rucals News/P1no11m1 Del Ville m Not for Women OnlJ,1 10:30 @ m 00 LAlve ot Lift /. 12:30 1J 1 3 a As the World Turns (U Ci)@) m H o II J W O 0 d 0 f:21 a;, Da1s of Our Squ11es U\'es I (Ci! 00> aJ Happy Daya (j) I love lucz..._ Tommy Hawkins Show fJ (Q, (I)) lV a) All My Chll· Truth or Consequences dren Gomer Pyle O News 100 Club Q) Courtship of Eddie's Fllhtr 11:00 I ~~ 8 Youn1 & Restless Cl~ 1 love Lucy · 6 o a;, M1rble M1chlne son 6 Diel& Yin DJ_ke (Q91 ) Cl) aJ Ry1n's Hope • The luq Show Major Adams ( fl> CI' m Rhyme' Ru· 1:00 I Movie: See Daytime Movies. RITIS M11ket Closln1 H Qi Movie: See Daytime Movies. ED Educatlonel Pro1r1ms 1:30 I@ (I) The Culdin1 U1ht . (j) @) a;, The Doctors To~per (~) (i)) ti!) Lers Mille A TELETHON Deal O Beve rly Hiiibiiiies EE Ch11tln1 the M.rket • 2:00 I @ rn ~ All In th• F1111lly · ~ ct) fl\) Another World 6 Pettltott unction Sunday, Feb. 1 to 6 p.m. KTLA tS All Star Benefit ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION Box 1047 Santo Ano 9770/. Pase 8 <~ > CV m s20,ooo ,.,,.. mid O leevt It to l11ver (ENews 2:30 I (i1) Mitch G1me News 6 Hazel <a a) One lite to live I Movie: See Daytime Movies. le11 Hunter l11terviews/F11tures Cet Sm1rt lAC•h 3:00 I@ . T•ttletllts • ail SGme11tt Thi Rltle111an 6 Porlly/lu1s C.rtto11s (Qf ) (J) GJ) Ce .. 111 Hos· p!QI (J) Cross Wlh [Ol Movie: See Daytime MOVlfS. I f-D'::' of Jonnie • Ironside D1rll Sh1dow1 Ftltlll'tS 3:30 1J Dln1hl IH1ppy Dlys a;, Mille Dourlas Dow Ozzie l H1rritt Movie: See Daytime Movies: rid of die Su Wed. l~:m.::;::,e The Mut1stln ~:...-• m c.pt.1111 "''t-t-' iff·.a HG Cl)) The . fll~tstO,!'tl; M!ft'J Mouse ctua. Wed.• ,.,,. g,c,me S1low HS EE Alert.1 4:00 I f1mily Doctor Except Wed. F1ther Knows lest 1 6 lost In ~c~ (Cij(l))rnaJ AIC Afttrldlool $pedal Wed. "The ~m1zln1 Cosmic Awareness of Duffy Moon'' Duffy Moon, the sm1llest person in his cla&s, orders 1 book which helps him develop 1 sense of "cosmic awareness." But even with this, Duffy .ullim1tely comes to realize that It is not 1quired 1rtilicl1I talenl, but his own natural abilities that make him a unique and worthwhile person. Ike Eisenmann, Jim Backus and lance Kerwin star. 8 Stir Trek Rin Tin Tin Yo1I & Friends Cllli11n's IAllHI Nino 00 Adam-12 Lissie : Mister Ro1ers' Nel1hborhood ( (j)) Mickey MtuM Club Ex· oept Wed. @!) Dram1tlc Serles ll) Mission: Impossible Except Wed. m MJ Little Mar1le 4:30 Dick Yin DP• Sllow The lone Ranier Ad•m-12 Burs l Hit Buddies Lissie (}) The Prlee Is Rl1ht Ci) Merv Griffin Show Brady Bunch : Sesame Street ( (j)) Rln Tin Tin Except Wed. Roclly & His friend• s:oo o u ®.l <a Ci)> News stu 111p the S1ara The 111 ¥111.,; S.1 Hunt rr.. 6 Bever!J Hillbillies lrac!J Butldl M1wridl The Rinbto11es Mdt11H N1vy Hugle Boy Shew Roem 222 Or11111 • F11ture1 • 0.11 Wilton Show Thr" Stoeces 5:JO=Cl)@ill <9 , ..... Futures laslltttMll Fri. Lakera va. Chi~· 10 Bulls. Hottn's Htroes lewltchtd Thlft St•IH Andy 'rlffltll Shew : Electric Compeny • Town Till& • Juli ltnnr Underdot , ,, •I ~~ _..,. . • -ri r I I ,'' . THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 1, 1976 MONDAY Hailey's comedy about the dilem· mas ol an unsuccessful playwriaht. (D The Fishermtn FtBRUARY 2 1:00 a (!]) CD Cf) Rhed• Love buts I pathway to Brenda's door when 1 For mornln& and afternoon ll1tln11. pie ... , .. DAYTIME PROGRAMS. - .. low, for your Cl>nvenlence, are ttw ay'1 moyln. OAYTlfiE MOVIES ,?:30 0 (C) "lalltt 111 tll• Gu11 l11rel" {~es) '66 -Roaer H111in, Mij1nou Budot. (C) "Mnsacre 111 tlle -ronst" (dra) Cameron Mltellell, Antonelli lueldi. 10:00 (]) (C) "D1~ln1 in the D1tk" (mus) '50 -Wilham Powell, Betsy Drake. 12:00 ill "M1rjorie Mornln '57-Gene Kelly, Nata 1 :00 O "Tombstone" DI•. Francis Giff . Qi "The Captive Cl John Forsythe, Joan Teel. 2:30 O "Neutron ind the Black Muk" (scl·fl) '63-Woll Rubenskis. l:OO (f9) (C) "The H11ness" (dra) '71- Lorne Greene. Julie Sommers. l :lO 0 (C) "When the BOJI Meet the Girls" (mus) '65 -Connie Francis, Harve Presnell, Herman's Hermits. Louis Armstrona, I \i I NIN<, 3 8 ~ tlj ~ "'-:.ews Bonanza family Aff1lr lro111id1 l"1rtrkl11 F1mlty Ad•m·12 Sc>tnlsh Drtm• (Cij (J1) St11 T rtk : llup's Show little R1suls 6:30 I m AndJ Griffith Show Merv Griffin Show 00 Stump the St1n . Nuhvllle G1llopl111 Gourmet 7:00 OO @(])ma>News lnitlslde lowll!!( for Doll11s 6 (~ l'-J) lonlnll To Tell the Truth Conee11tr1tlon I ~1 lucr Th• Fii @Gu111111N1 LI l1bl : Rulldldes . Drl!Mtlc Serlu Add11111 F1mMJ 7:30 I $25.000 ,.,,. .. Id · m Wiid llln&dom 1.1¥1 American Stpie 0 MATCH GAME PM *WITH GENE RAYBURN I ~!~s~!•;:nt The l"rotectors l"rke Is Rl&ht • BrtdJ Bunch Ci) Wiid World of Anlm1l1 Hoilpood Televlslon Thutre "For the Use of the Hall" Oliver • youna federtl aaent uses her apart· ment Jo /Un a security check on the residence .cross the street. 0 Q) (j) @) m l"REMllRE TIM Rldl Little Sllow Corn1dy.v1riety show • featurina impersonations, s1cetches, sonas and dan« .. wlttl comedian Rich l ittle e:_oni&ht Rich is joineit-t!Y auest stin Glenn Ford, John David500, Bem1detle Peters and series·niaular, Charldtte Rae. 0 Movie: (C) (21\t) '"Moaatef Zele'' (sei.fi) '66 -Nick. Adams, Akira Takarada. @ I!) Mod Sg_u1d o <a CIJ> m m 1sm•M1 Th• Hone,mooners -T~t Second Honey- moon Hilarious events complicate the 25th anniversary celebration of one of America's favorite TV ~OU· pie's. the Kr,mdens. whose plans are. led awry by a series of comrc11 happenings in this spec~I wh ich reunites Jtckie Gleason, Art Carney, Audrey Meadows and Jane Kean. O Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Apache Rifles" (wes) '65 -Audie Murphy, Michael Danie !Cross Wib News Movie: (C) (Zhr) "LldJ In tlle C.r" (dra) '69 -Samantha E1111. Oliver Reed, John McEnery. i!) Los Polivoces m J1panese Lln1u11e l"ro1r1111s l :lO 8 @CIJ Phyllis Phyllis winds up in a wacky love trianale when the old family fnend she's attracted to 1s in turn attracted lo a cute. little teeny·bopper. (j) Don Ad1ms' Screen Test · m Merv Qfiffln Show 9:00 8 (!]) (1) All In the F1mlly "Mike's Move" The always liberal Mike must face the true meanina ol his ideals as 1t looks like he may miss an opportunity lor a promo· tion because of his race. 0 Ii) (I)@) m Joe Forrester "The Answer" In 1 fit of 1rustraled rage, a young vice squad officer (Scott Hylands) shoots his wile (Julie Brida~s), whom he suspects of infidelity. @ Wild Wild West 0 (Qj(I)) (]) (D Ri ch Min, Poor Man Part II of twelve hour version of Irwin Shaw's besl·sellln1 11ovel starrina Peter Strauss, Nick Nolte, Susan Blakely ind an all·star cast. The lives of the Jordache brothers be11in to diver11 1s Rudy's hopes for a first business venture are d1Shed when his lalher Is lorced to pay for Tom's illicit 1ff11rs. I The told Ones Football· Soccer I smilL I The Sellin& of Mt UllCO!n ·1976 This document1ry of rers a satirical portr1Y1I of Ab11ham Lincoln u a 1976 Presldenll•I un· dldate and includes interviews with media experts on the use of medi• ad'lertislna in poOtic•I t1mp1l1ns. i!) Muy A&r1deddo 9:30 I) U1J Cl) CI> M1ude Maude Per· sists in spearheadina a movement to draft Henry Fond• for President des· pile lhe non-candidate's continued protests In the conclusion of this lwo·part episode. Rescheduled. 61> £1 Choler , ••• 9 . , .. ' ··. ;;.,. . 'I J /W• THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK, FEBRUARY 1, 197E \ I) --, •l There are schoolchildren and working peopte in this town. who lunch on machine-served food every day. For most of them, it's the only choice. And it makes you wonder. How much monosodium glutamate and sodium triphosphatecan a humaA body stand? , . . . ' ... ''· ,..,, '· . . .. ... . o;;; • .. . we11 be looking into on "Junk-Food Junkies~' A series of spe;cial reports on vending-machine and catering-truck food, and how it affects you and your children. Watch it on Channel 2 Newsroom , starting tonight, at 5 and 11 . Newsroom S 2· We share your world with you. .. Page l Q So many people don't believe menopause is a pause. They're convinced it's the end. We're happy to say there's no such word as "menostop'.' And more important, no such phenomenon. You see, if you know what to expect and how to handle it, menopause becomes simply that ... a pause. A change. A transition. Take the time tonight and let Eyewitness News reporter Diana Lewis put a stop to some of .the misconceptions. use An Eyewitness News Special~ Monday-Friday at 6 p.m. \LJ Pase 11 lO:Of,! t)@ Medical Center • When a Vietnamese woman col lapses at Medical Center while searching for her child. Dr Gan . non discover~ that she 1s the real mother ol a war orphan adopted by a yc!ung couple who are his friends Aaain~t his Will. he becomes a cat alyst in the struegle lor the custody of the child d ACTION/ .lftisAw JOHN *JACK WARD~TARS! 0 @ OJ m P'R°"!RE lie· salll:"Jofln New lchon s'eries slp'ina Jack Warden ps. lnvest1gatof Jo~ St. John Al!Jl~insteln ind. ~a Scott also star: In.tonight's ep1Sci'ae. "Promises to Kill", St. John worh to ~"f a 'slaying and lo protect people on a convicted bank robber's "hst" when lhe leton returns to Los Angeles. Brock Peters, Anjanelte Comer, Robeil Reed and Bo Hop· kins euest. l ommNews Perry M11on Love American Style Tiie Open Mind "Living Within Our Means" 10:30 Q} Wiidiife Adventure ED I mc1•L I Are You Ustenine? Par1 I A discussion amone women who hold h1&h government posts in four c;ounlries Hosted by Manha Stuart a:JNews 11:001 0 ma) News · I Q:2lei1(i)Ne'#I Best ol Groucho 6 The Honeymooners • Derk Shadows Mary H1rtm1n, Miry Hartman , ••• 12 _,.__ __ THE DAILY PILOT, .TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 1, 1976 ; Three Stooau C1) Survlnl Combat ; Robert MacNell Report (!}) Truth or Co11sequenus Cinema 34 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 3 11 :30 t) fj}) ill CBS Late Movit: IC) For mornin1 and afternoon ll1Un1s. "Please Don't E.t the Daisies" pluse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. (coiiu '60•Dons Day, David Niven. Below, for your convenience. ere • 1~ @®J m Johnnr Canon the day's mo'!les. The Honermoeners .. · ·r.tovit: "The Trap'.' {~ral '46 .. DAYTIME MOVIES ,, Sidney T Dier, ~ldor Sen VunlJ ' 0 (Q9 Ci)) @ Mo n d • r N l 1 ht 9:30 O "Killer Willi A Silk ~rt" (susp) Special "Clark Gable, I.he King He '6.7 -Susanne Uhlen, Carl Mohner. ., ml!mbe1ed· f4n Unaull>ome.d Biog ~·ff1n1" (dra) '54-Anna Sien. raphy" (R) 10:00 Ct) (C) "The Best {ehines in llle ~1 The FBI A r . " (m ) · 6 D O ·1 M .. "B ltl t Blood 8 h" re mee us -an a1 ey, OYlt, I e I J tit ()0 m "P " ( d ) •49 (dra) •'61 -Gary Crosby, Delores 12: rince ol Foau a v - Michaels. Tyrone Power, Orson Welles. m Gllost & Mrs. Muir 1:00 0 "Desperado" (wes) '54-Wayne @ Get Smart Morris, Beverly Garland. 12:00 m Twili&ht Zone • ~ "Nieht Ambus~" (susp) '58 - Min from Uncle Dirk Bogaidt, O.v1d O~ley. • Movfe: "The Dar and the Hour'' 2:30 0 "Missile Mon_ster" (SQl;fi) '58- (dra} '63-Simone S1gnoret G,ne Waller Reed. LOIS Collier. vieve Page. ' 3:00 @) (C) "Don't loo_. Behind You" (dra) '70 -Peter Lawford, 12:30 0 Ma7be!7. RF~ .. 3:30 O (C) "The Opposite Sex" (dra) !IJ Movie. Petrified Forest (dra) '56-Junt Allyson, Joan Collins, Les· 36-Humphrey Bogart, Bette D1v1s. lie Nielsen, 1:00 B 03 lf01 m Tomorrow ' Gene Autry 1 :30 @ Movie: "The Court Jeste(' (com) '56 -Danny Kaye, Glynis Johns. 1:45 t) Movie: "The Model and the Mii· rf11e Broter" (com) '52 -Jeanne Crain, Scott Brady, Thelma Ritter. 3:30 t) Mowle: (C) ''Cole Youn1er, Gun· flfhte(' (wes) '58-Frank Lovejoy, Abby Dalton, James Best. ~ v I N I N 1, 6:00 I II ~~~~ ""':c ... Bonanza 6 famll7 Affair • Ironside P1rtrld1e F1mily Adim-12 I Siiltlsh Dram• ((:if, {])) Star frell Gtttin' Over Uttle R1se1ls Heur 6:30 (i1J rn CV NBA All-Stir '-•• Kansas City vs. Detrpit. • m Andy Grittitn Show o Merv Griffin Show : The Electric Co111pany • Amerlcln Ouhloors1111n -.. 5illopil11 Gourmet 7~00 Ironside o @oo mm,. ... Bowli!!l_ for Dollars ;) ~ (Qt (!)) lon1nzr Col!C«lllt1tion t Lowe Lucy Tiie FBI u Loba Gunsmoke : Women! • Dr1in1tlc Serlrs The Addams Familr 7:30 · IU @ ®HD H o 1 1 r w o o d !Jclutres I Love American Style World of SurvivaJ , The Pretecto11 Brady Bunch Dr. Who: The Mind of Evil • Animal World 1:00 ~ @ ®) m Movin' On "Liv· ing It Up" A myste11ous man (Jack Kruschen) rents Sonny and Will's rie and sends Sonny off on an e•· pensive vacation, but Will becomes suspicious when the same man rents Moose and Benjy's truck and it uplodes revealing a carao ol stolen ammunition. O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Hiftlt PHplt" (dra) '54 -Greaory Peck. (Continued) I 1 'I I , Who found out that some egg bread is mostly yellow d~e ? And leastly eggs? Who discovered a few tax loopholes for the struggling middle class? Who's trying to get Universal to pay for the lady's Jaguar they drove off a cliff? Who is this Consumer's Crusader? Ciji Ware. Catch ber at 5 and 11 every night this week as she exposes the pushers in"Junk-Food Junkies~· If you miss her even once , you deserve what you get. New1roo111SI We share your world with you. THE DAILY PIL~l. TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 1, 1976 , - • t...., • ...... . .. -1 • ,.,. u .. - : ~ . . n ,. Christine Lund befoie she ·becaD1e ••• Sure you know her. Now. • t =···. • • • • ••• As one of Southern California's leading newscasters. But there's more . A child hood full of discovery. Growing up years very much like yours. Or like someo11e in your family. Look again. Yo u'll see a very credible, likeabl e lady. Christin e Lund. She's a no· nonsense· part of o ur ... Eyewitness News . 5,6,-llpm~ Our family is a lot like yours. \LI .. TUESDAY (Continued) tor operating in the Los Angeles Cl) Movie: (C) (2hr) "The M1rri11e area during lhe dynamic 1930s. ol A Youn1 Stockbroker" (dra) '71 Elaine Joyce co-stars as his secre -Richard Ben1amin. Ehzabeth Ash· tary, Marsha This week's episode I~. 1s "The November Plan" A trail of U (~ (J)) al Happy Days intrigue, susp1c1on and homicide ex "Two Angry Men'" Fonzte sues when tending from the police and lhe his pigeon c;oop crashes throuah the city's leading newspaper, leads p11 Cunnlnaham roof and Howard re· vale investigator Jack Axminster fuses to pay tor the damages June (Rogers) all around corruplton·lld· Lockhart auests. ReschedOled . , den Los Anaeles. Meredith Baiter O Million$ Movie:"(C) (2hr) 11Rio Birney, Lloyd Nolan. Diane Ladd, Conchos" (Wes) '64-R1ch11d Booi.e, t'.au'rence Luckinbill, Ste,iien Elholt ~tuart Whitman, Tony .franc1osa 'and Laurence Hugo guest l ~ss :~d ' ~~;Muon . News Ci) To Tell the Truth Movie: (C) (21/1hr) ''The Sun· 1·m News downers" {dra) ·~-Robert Mitch." Wlldljf~ A_9verlture um.-Deborah.. Kerr;· Peter· Ustinov. Midi• C,ro .~. ". , Eli) Masterpl«e Theatre: Upstairs, · Monty .fYthon' FIJ'lllt • ettcirt Downstairs C.eor,1nJ,, a11>n11 'Vtilh -+ID ' ,,, • · other London society girts: has ~or. 10!30 II DEBUT David Niven's World unleered for nursing duty but finds David Niven hosts this series which , her work very distressing, 11ruelhng features people around the world and lar lrom romantic. who seek adventure. lh1s week tea I Chespirito : tures ~ trip to India. for a record MJ' Little Ma11le breaking flight in a llol air balloon. 8:30 (~(fl) (3) a} laveine ind ~I) Bobby Vinton Sholf Shifley "Bachelor Party" Laverne and rn News Shirley take over Laverne's lather's I (31 Gunsmoke reslau1ant for the weekend and 11 t;uJ love American Style turns into a "hol lime" when Fon· 1· Anlm1tion Festival m throws a 1iachelor party at 11:00 (.!. Q er;} al News the establ1shedment Henry Winkler · 8 IOI tl~ (6\ News guests.· O Best ol G:oucho !Merv Griffin Show ( 6 J The Honeymooners Situation Comedy I Cark Shadows Korean unauaae 1'10111ms Miry Hartman, Muy Hartman 9:00 11{3)(11) M•A•s•H lhe 40711h Three Stooaes M A S"H unit gets a glimpse ot Ff6 Combat two sharply contrasllng combat • 1· Robert MacNeil Report types when Sm1lm' Jack Mitchell. a ( CJ)) lrutll or Consequences hot shot helicopter pilot, Illes mto • Cinema 3.4 Ille compound with wounded Corpor 11:30 @ ffi CBS late Movie: (C) al Howard Owens "Watusi" (adv) '59 -George Mont 0 Q.1 Q) er;} l'olke Woman gomery, Tama Elg, David Farrar. "Wednesday's Child" Sgts Pepper ! ID (i) 0 m Johnn1 Carson Anderson and Bill Crowley are aided The HoneJmooners by a singer and a cal burglar m a 6 Mo v I e: "Dangerous Money" plan to break up a burglary ring (mys) '46 -Sidney loler. Glo11a that v1ctlm11es rich, s1na(e women. Warren, Rescheduled. (0 llt Lfj} W ABC lti'ystery "'Mys 0 (l',29, (Ill ) (3) a> I s,tCtAL I XII lery at Malibu" (R) Susan Stras Winter ·Olympic Games !'review A berg, Michael Par~s and Robert preview ot the u11com1r111 Winter I lpton star. Olym111c Games trom Innsbruck. (j) The FBI Austria. 0 Movie: (C) "Wiid Herlta1e'~ I The Bold Ones (dra) '58 -Will Rogers Jr , Maureen Y1rie'1 Show O'Sullivan, Troy Donahue. The Ad1ms Chronicles "John m Gllost lo M11. Muir Adams: Olplomat" Persuaded by Q) litt Sm1rt Conaress to f sent America •··I Yo111 & You abroad, John s leaves tor 12:00 '2 Twlll&llt Zone Hance accompa by his eldest Movie: "Lady l'ossesstd" (dra) son, John Quincy, age 11 Adams ' 2 -James Mason. June Havoc, secures Pohticel support from the Stephen Dunne Dutch 1nd helps ne1otiate puce Q) Mo v le : "Hell's Crossroad" treaties with G1ut Britain. (wes) '56 -Stephen McN1lly, Pea { r EE Musical Co111edf cie Cutle. 9:101J IJT (i) liood Times ··1 J. tn 12:10 I Maybtny RFl> Trouble"' An old girlfriend visits J J • "'"le: ''Crf•• Schoel" (dll) and brines with het some very up • 8 -Humphr11 Bor11rt. Dead End settinr news about his ph~sical con Ktds. dition 1:0019 (i) dj &?;} To111tm1w EE El Chofer ctM Autry 10:00 IJ l'opl Junior and Luis l:JO m MoYle: 1ttdl 1111" (mus) l111n the Puerto Rican 1hel10 is a · 5-Tcid Byrnes, Chris Noel. Robert 1reat fllk• for orph1ns to collect I oon money for a father's buri1I so they 1:451) Mowle: (C) ''Tiie l'roud 01111" l1uncll a door-10-door co11ectlon • (wu) '56 -Robert Ryan, Ylr1inl1 drive-not to bury their lither, who M1yo, R11 Middleton. Is very much 1liv1-but lo ln1retiate 2:00 m All·Ni&llt Sllow: "Allltrlun liuer- themselves with the neighborhood t1111 111 ttlt l'llHtppl11tt," "Tiie us "bulllu." ~11 Story" • D 9 (i) (@) m l'REMICRE City J:OO a .... I I : "Ooublt DJ11111ite" or lilciln Wayne Rogers stm (com) 'SI -J1ne ~ussell, Groucllo as a free wheelln& pr\valt invutl11 Ma~. Fr.nk Sinatra . .. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY l . 1976 An Eyewitness News Special Reported' by Diana Lewis ~ This week at 6 p.m. \LI Watch the astounding exploits of the shag, underwater record holder for diving birds, on WoRldOf SuRvivAl hosted by John Forsythe 7·30 pm Tuesday ~ WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 4 1Adtll·l2 Spe11t11 Dfllll (9 (i)) Stat Tiff DEaur n .. 111t1111ty r.ctor, r111s 11ew witt "tar1•tld for 8 to 11 yur-olds s>reWnts m1th1m1tics in comfortable, mryday ferms while . 1ddressin1 tht ethnic ind. c'41tural concerns for Mfnotffl dlildrtn. ' QtTMU\tla._. For mornlnc end eftemoon llstlnp, plHh •ff DAYTIME PROGRAMS. ... ow, for your conv~nlence, .,. the dey's mcMe.. .D~YTIME ~MOVIES S:JO Ci1f,.WJ"""' ._ ~-:-..-::,. t:JO a ~·· twldlt'. (dra). ·ae • Rinc1 Canofl, P1ui Lukas~ "U11-Dtdrlc c..,.~. .. ·' ·" "' deraroelld'' (adv) \41 _, Jeffrey Lynn, ...Pllillip Dotn. "' 10;00 @ "111Ja -... All!! '(dn) '42·- !l!ont ~Joan f.'onttlo•· ~ u:oo UJ "A· 0.te Wl111 Judy" (mus) '48 • " -Jane Powell, Elizabeth Taylor, Robert StKk. Gott Cltult Hl&flllahb ................. 1:00 an~ CJ> mm ...... . iiiiJie 1:00 O "T..-cl ttle M11 Down" (dra) '57 -Kent Taylor, Petula Clark, Qi (C) ''The Crowded .,-· (dr '60 -Dani Andrews, Rhonda Flemina. Efrem Zimballst Jr. 2:30 0 "U1tttrthly Str1111el'' (stl·fo) '" .. '64 -. John Neville, Plulip Stone, .... ~. "' Delllo • ca ........ ..,. Te T Tnitll c.1e .. 1nt111t I UwtlAlcy The Fii f!lJ!'• ..... : Wo1111 AIM! · Dn11•tk Series Patrick Newell. 7:30 3:00 ®) (C) "Hippy lirthdaJ, Wandl Ju11t" (com) '7 l -Susannah York, The Add11111 F111ily lobby Vinton Show Petula Cl11k auests. Rod Steiger. George Gmzard. I Vl NIN<. 6 : 00 i 8 ~I ffi" ~twl lo1111111 6 flmilJ Affair • 1ron1ldt P1rtrld1e rarnll~ O Don Ad1111s' Scrtt11 Test Ross Martin and Leslie Nielsen guest. I Love American Style Let's Malle A Deal @D N1me That Tune The Protectors I Chico end the Man Brady lunch @) Lut ol the Wild One Man's China "Sell Re· ll1nce'• Film focuses on China's pro· gress toward induslli1ll11tion. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 1. 1976 Q)Do1Ruffla.._ 1:00 fJ (ftJ CD llflJ Orlaldo incl D1wn Kate Smith and Jim N1bors l!Utsl, a tD Cll ®l m Uttle "°" ..... ltlt Prelrit "A Matter of Faith" Carc>llne lnaalls ls alone at the farm ·wf\en she suiters a minor scr1tch that flares into a dudly inftetion. ::-:-:::-• &llJ (ZlllJ "WM!t DW YM h ' •r.'llllM" (com) '68-· 1 rn; -oleit Shawn. ( f (I) (!) Sil Mllllo1 $ l 'l. ~!\I Secret Of B)lfoot" Con· 'olU\Ton ot a two-1>1rt story. Steve' • pursoit of ~ creatufl he believes.is the legend1ry Bigfoot 1 .. ds him into i ~ve inhabltell . liy bein"1s from another planet I S an Hrthquallt is • about to bury them all. 0 Mtlfft1 $ .._.: (C) (Zhr) "lohllflY Guitlr'' (wes) 'SJ -Joan Cr1wford, Scott Brady, Sterling Hayden. m Cross Wits Q) Collett llsbtball Notre Dame vs. LaSalle . lf) '-".... l.111Uft P'rtlfl• 1:30 m ... fY ar1m11 111ew 9:00 fJ COMPUTER KILLER * CHALLENGES CANNON! IJ.@ Cil ([) Clnno• As 1 f1vor to a 50ltntist with whom he at· tended colle1e. C.nnon steps into .,.ihe on~mlliar world ol dtrophjsics 'and an outer space project to inves· • tla•te t"'' death of' 4lt lnter111tion· all1 known member ol the project tum which m1y have been caused by 1n alien force from 1no1her 111· a11¥. E1ic 8'111den, Andrew Duuan, Ellen Weston and Keena Curils 1ues1. . • n 9 m m ch1co •• "" .... •lfhe"'keldent" When 'C~ is hos· e1t1iiztd JO( • lob·rtl•ttd injury, tit decides th1t It is time for him to seek 1 new career. Ed, w1ntin1 Chi· co to hive • cJi•nce th1t he never had, bonows lrloney on his Insur· ance policy to finance Chico's plans. 00 Get S111rt D (Iii CJ!> Cil m I lflCIM I ~News ~ Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Ubera· n of LI. Jones" (dra) '70-Lee XII Wlnter CMy11,ic C1111s (2h1) ABC Sports begins its 43 'h /lours of exclusive televisjon coverage ol the 12th Win!Jt: Olympic Games from lnnsbrucll!llflslria. Jim Mcl<1y, J, Cobb, Aoscoe Lee Brown, Lola Folan1, Lee Majors. ED 'CIVILISATION'-* ACCLAIMED SERIES RETURNS TO KCET! Chris Schenkel, Frank Gifford, and Curt Gowdy will head up the sports· c.asting team for the coverage. Amon1 the expert commentators will be U.S. ski team coach Bob Beattle, two-time Gold Medalist In figure skatina Dick Button. five· time Olympian ski Jumpin1 Art Dev· tin end 1972 Gold and Bronze Medallst in spted sk1tin1 Anne Hennln1. ) ED DBUT Clvlllsltlon ''The Frozen World" A look II the Dirk Ages, from the fall of the Roman Empire lo the comin1 of Chartem11ne. e> Cll1mplonshlp 1¥restll111 . I j nidel~~g us to death? Are vending machines hazardous to your health? That's just one of the things we'll be looking into on "Junk-Food Junkies'.' A series of special reports on vending-machine and catering·truck food. Watch it on Channel 2 Newsroom. tonight. at Sand JI . Newsroomez We share your world with you. .. An Eyewitness NewS Special tr} Reported by Diana Lewis This week at 6 p.m. ('l) q THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 1. 1976 . . }' I 1' " Grammar school boredom led Rich Little to discover hidden talents for 1mpersonat1ons. Now, one of today's most popular and talented 1mpression1st. Little 1oins the NBC lineup with a comedy·variety hour Mondays from 8·9PM. Born and raised In Ottawa, Canada, Little began doing 1mp.ress1ons at 14, performing for friends at school. In an effort to keep himself occupied, he began studying people -their voice and mannerisms. He would 1m1tate everybody -teachers, family, friends, and local personalities. "When the teachers would ask me a question, I would respond with an answer. Imitating their voice." says Little. "All the kids found it am1,1~ing. The teachers couldn't recognize their voice, so they thougRl I was getting laughs on straight lines -to them I was a natural born commedian. • At 17, Little began working local Shriners and Knights of Colum· bus dinners for $15 a show. He went on to win a national talent show which led to a guest appearance on "Pick the' Stars" a network TV competition. For the next several years. Little concentrated on de· veloplng and refining his talents. He acted In Canadian summer stock, landed a position as a disc jockey, hosted a TV t alk show in Ottawa. and released his first comedy album. "My Fellow Canadians." His career was launched In the United States in 1964 when he was called to the attention of Judy Garland who signed him for a guest appearance on her telev1s1on show. Little, whose repertoire con sists of 160·plus caricatures. not only masters the voice charactens· tics of each of his subjects, he c.aptures their physical features as well, including their leers. shrugs, and walks. "I attempt to literally get into all the characters I do, actually trying to become them for a few minutes. It's more effective to do impressions from the inside looking out. rather than the other way around." Little will be Joined In h1s series by comedienne Charlotte Rae. As a child, Rae would sneak out of the house for the "amateur hour" at Milwaukee, Wisconsin's Riverside Theatre, because she desperately wanted to be a professional actress. She made her way to Broadway as the original Mammy Yokum in "L1'I Abner," and the original Mrs. Peach um in "Three Penny Opera." Rae's Broadw1y credits include S. J. Pereleman's "The Beauty Part," and Murray Shlsgal's "The Chinese and Dr. Fish." She also appeared In Joseph Papp's New York Shakespeare Festival productions "Romeo and Juliet," and "Henry IV," Part I and Part II. Rae Is flimlllar to television audiences as Molly the Mallman on Sesame Street. She said that she Is enjoying working with Little be· cause she has always been one of his biggest fans: "Rich Is so ktnd, and wonderful. I conslder myself very lucky to have an opportunity to work with him." THE DAILY PILOT.-TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 1, 1976 WEDNESDAY (Continued} Ci) Notre OU.. 11.utblll Notre I .... aza @) Movie: (C) (Zllr) "Cadm flow· Dame vs. LaSalle. Fl•ilY Affair tr" (com) '69 -Welter M1tth1u. IDlrti 5'a4ws lrOMlde EE VivfaN Mery Klrt•11, Mary Heitman P1rtrid11 Fl•llJ EI\) lrMt Plff.,.allCft "Bernstein TlttH J9eces FEBRUARY !5 t Mui-12 at T~lewood" , CV SMrwlval S,.llWI Ori•• r 9:30 CJ (jJ@ Ci) m Tiit Dll•pllap : l*ft. llWtllll RtfQft For mornlnt end 1fter,000n listlnss. (ff Cl)) Star Tre• t . ·· "l he Ultimatum" • Joe. -Ollmplint ' ( ~)Trulli 11 Consequ111ees pl•eu see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. EI\) DEIUT Whit De Yiu bpecrt learns that· •l's dangerous lo tell a ~~>\. Below, tor your C~l'lle...Ce, ere A new 13-part series desitaecl to • -p0litic1an \he truth abellt ;~Jmsetf ll)JO' :w (},)ell ~ Mewi.> ..-t'l the dAY,• _movin, _ ~~ '"' show teachers, classroom aides ind · -·· : • :._~1-Hy if -11e' 'hr~.Ji ]1• y ..,.,,, t~lfiY--'.~ -i ~rte · · • ~· , • : : • perenti how Jo tuch 6eeh1nin1 v""r.fel)dlord. .. • · • .. • ·, :' • • ··p1 11, " OAYTt•Ulli.-...,_ • "'.c1~ .. ,· .. , wl.th•{''Alplllph·..,··." - " li'£J'f!hef11 .' .. ·:_ '. ~"'. • 1n lilm~m J.t~~':c.n.. . me· -. C.;) -~ 3~.;arnin1 otthe a!Jl;h:b;t phoe· °* · ··• · · • Th ffMtYMllltl1 . .. · f.fo O "Pillow of Dt•th" (mys) '45 -neltctlly. . II THE BLUE KtJllGH'T--(Di~~(}) Wldt Wo~. Mt.v· ·Lon C.y. "Of Mlct & ...... <dra) -.· . lf1 UttJ• llsctl• · * M~;w BIG HrT! lo: <fl .. , e ittr1111•k ~tll\n_:·. (R) '3~ f" Bur1ess M.eredith:'°' Lon ~~I m 'Mdy &rif(1111 • . _ 8 Cl) Tiie 11w llUctit ll••.bar~ den, C"eorge Gr!uar6, ' Chaney. , • Mm Criffi,11 Stlow t . 4fi"•< res ·nr 1 majot drut pusher.. ;. .... .Thi Fii , tO:OO Cl) "Thf llltl "Slllefd oJ falwodll"" (}) St&l•p the Stara • •• :.. 8,1J19per filid, the JPIR IJ 111~,rently 7 . ~ • fllovlt: ''Flesh 11111 Fury" (dra) • (advi -.'54 -• T._oaw-~111i.s. 'JMllt : DEIUT 0,.. Matti A new 15. Immune lcf"the ·ftw. when ~detal • ~... J Sterlin(l,,~OJll .ffet~'l· i. Lelah. part collaae credit course for parents • 11ent,-:pll1 h"1111~ tl\e atrMt-• ---l .lla.,;lWlr-• ldO&Jllfltt ......_-& ~(df and -tle01eJ1t1ry , sd\ool teittiers .. W1!( .tg,-hf. fusy,.Sunl•r i~telil ,to Sillart-.... , . "" ;lj'-p Geo<tt S. ders, .fftrbert .. 1f· whi~lt .otrers m.1ny insi1hls and H · • -.-i8ftiW1rc. · · · .. ,.~ lourul "' · sti11~·'. · · • citing act~ifl• for ,t.eachlnc the 'n Cil @GHt f Petrotelll "The 12:00 IJ•Jwlfl1ht zii.. • 1:00 r Oft A Oe'fit ... ,... .. (wes) baslo-~pies infelementary mathe· NTIM Visitor" A mysterious man m Mowlt: "Asslp111ewt I• lrit· '6 -John Vivyan, Lin Lu, Bruce malics. leaves a cryptic m'5Uae for Topy tiny'' (dra) '43 -Jean·Plerre Au· ordon. ~ Desert Goll Cl11sic Hl1t1ll1llb Petrocelli and soon alter, Tony and mont, Sustn Peters. @ (C) "The lff91nl" Part I (dra) &) &.li.,la1 &ourtntt M111l• find their office ransacked Q) Movie: "TIM Awea11f1" (adv) '63 -Burt Lancaster, Claudia Car· T:OO II D -IT\ nJlo '-""Men and a youn1 woman and 1n older ., '50 -John Carroll, Adele Mara. dinale, Alain Delon. lrortildt -\V ~ ..,,, man In deadly pursuit of what the 12:30 I Marbtny RFD • 2:30 Q (C) "Altro Zombies" (hor) '67 mysterious visitor supposedly eave MOYie: "The W110111 Roll 11 -Wendell Corey, John Carridine, 89'1!1. f~ll.1n Tony ltht'' (dra) '41 -Humphrey Bo· 3:00 l\j) (C) "Rtfltdlotl of Faer" (dra) ~Ol~t Trvt:U ! em...., ,rt. Eddie Albert. '72 -Robert Shaw, Silly Keller· Concentration . Wlidllft Advtatura 1:00 9 Ci)@) m Tomonew man, Lowe Notre 0...1 llU.tMll Notre ~ne -Airtij 3:30 0 (C) us.I P1rty'' (rom) '65 -1 Lucy Dame vs. LaSalle. 1:15 Movie: ''l'U lfeftr For1et Yoci" Frankie Avalon, Deborah Walley, 1 ~: &unsm••• I The Stlll•1 of Alie U•n 1976 ( ra) '51 -Michael Rennie. Ow1yne Hickman. ... LifM 10:30 C.M Blrtow Sllow 1:30@ Cl) Movie: "Tiit Family Jewels" : llld Jourul m ...., ~m) '65 -Jerry lewis. .,,. .. tic Series Ml6llcal Yi 2:00 m All·Mlpt Sllow: "lJttle Mll1b· Addams fellllly 11:00 rn om ..... m." "toppers.," ([) ~ (I) "... 3:00 0 Movie: "Tiit £Jtdronlc Mn1ter" 1:00 a I ~ cm m m ~-7:30 0 Lt•t Of tM Wiid lest af C (sci·fi) '58 -Rod Cameron. (]) Cl) (ll) (]) ~ ~,..... CJ m Price b Rl111t I • Paae 18 .. : i··. . ,, ...... 1. .-' ... , . .. . . . . .. ' . ~ ·' .· · .. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. FEBRUARY l , 1978 ~. ~ ..... ' Christine Lund before she becanie ••• ~ · Sure you know her. Now. -... · .. ~.:.· .. As one of Southern California's leading newscasters. But there's more. A childhood full of discovery. Growing up years very much like yours . Or like someone in your family. Look again. You'll see a very credible, likeable lady. Christine Lund. She's a no-nonsense part of our. .. Eyewitness NeWs 5,6,&~~ Oar family ii a lot like yours. \LJ .. . . ~ .. -... I , t .. l' .-.:.--·-·.,,_._ . ' 'I ,. .. 19 . ,. , .. THE DAILY PILOT.·TV WEEK, FEB.RUARV 1, 1976 • ~ - D love American Style m Mealcan film 0 I bi CIA\ I People "Ann Margret" @l) Hollywood Televlslon Theatre ~ An olf beal look al the private 11ves ~· or the Use of the Hall" Olivet ot lamous people, fo~us1ng on the • ailey's comedy ibovt the dilemmn 5. an side or lhe celeb11ty u op • ol "4artin (Ceorae Furlh). an un· pc; • to an "inlerv1ew" lYP• show successful pl1ywri1ht: Charlotte lhe w1'I be no host or interviewer, (Barbara Barrie) who believes just cameras to capture the star 1n wealth is the only true and laslin1 actio~ Tonight's celeb11ty ts Ann happiness; and Ahce (Joyce Van MarPrel Patten) ..,ho is content w11h her i Candid Camera ti1e -recognizing ·its limitations. The Protectors Susan Anspach,• David Hed1son and Mitch lt1111t • Aline MacMahon also star _ tD ~-•unc~ 61) Ho11r Dulce Hocu : Inlier Visions 10•00 , f' ' @ Holl,..od Ires J:lO e{JI Otiofer, · .Media ,. B BARNABY JONES BEST f .a;oo ~ :*<CAPEJl·fht UNE IN!!! '· · I) OLIVIA WALTON MUST . . IJ@ r3'l ti) B1rn1by Jones When . • .... ~·.-<lf"<('I.., ... ' • • · In actron ·on the·nightc11tb,~ .stag~ the screen ahd behind the scenes. The story of a performer who ref used to call it quits in the face of near tragedy. ~ KABCHV SPECIAL 7:30PM THURSDAY (l) ·~· AT N ''THE SMALL CAR EXPERTS" FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE-PARTS "UONAllllO UASING -All MAKlS & MODUS A FINE SELECTION OF USED CARS 842-7781 540-0442 St!,.fl,."f' Jiff l~·tu.1, (~·,,.,,~ s MINU1C5 SOU llt or ~AN OtF(iO IWY . * JEt.l-Home or Work • , ·.a young Chicano street 1an11 m~· , • .:,. . • ·btrt <Hready' on 4r~bte., with •tfie I) P. (3) (i) The W1lton1 When .• ~· J'"', beli~V{s • .lf~ ii'·r~spons(ble for a lurn1.~ure order falls t~o~~ at the .\ a.,1'ea~tby man'• ·d~tfll jn a horse· WallP,n s lufT!b~ mlll: 0 iv1a f\.as the rl'tfiog· 3ccidenl. he ·flee~ and be· good foctiJne ~o be ~ve as a seem: comes. 'tlfiJ. ob'iet of Bar11aby's stress ~y lhe own.er of a successful search for a missing witness to the womens .,tore. Ohv1a proves such a mishap. John Carter. Christopher great asset to the shop that the Stone, A Martine1, Leigh Christian. owner wants to lak~ her to New linden Chiles and Eric Eslrada York on a buyinR 1r1p, then wants Ruest Ol1V1a to manage lhe stoie whole g B~b Boyd Show/Colle&• lluket· she travels to Europe ball USC vs Washington State 0 6' 6 O m NBC Th~sd1y 16) Perry Mu on Movie: (C) (3hr) "Da.W V19'ory" p ID News (dra) '75 -flirabeth Montit'>mery. (E Wlldllle Advenlutt Anthony Hopkins, Michele lee, ~ l ove American Style Janet Maclachlan. Michael Lerner, 10.30 ~ l:Y.\ N lo!in fleroc~. Herbert Berghof. Vic · u:.1 ~ ews Tayback A young and successlul @l) No Hon~tty (R) woman lalls 1n love and begins hv 11:00 fl m 0 m rn News 1nR life only alter learnin1 she has D <81 O 121 <6l News a lalal brain tumor <61 The Honeymooners 0 College Bu h tball UCLA vs P 01rll Sh1dows Wash1n11ton ! Mery Hel1m1n, Miry H1r1m1n (6) (D Mod 59u1d Three Stooaes 0 (59 (8)) [3) al Welcome Back 1 f3'l Bittle line KoltA1 Knller has his hands lull t26 Combat wt>en a llu epidemic results 1n lhe Ef:l Robel1 "41~Nei1 Report ~w•alhops bein11 111aced 1n lhe same (~ m> Truth or Consequences C'''""",,, with anvanced sludenls. m Cinem• 34 0 Mllllon $ Movie: (C) (2hr) '1he 11:30 I) (17J (3) CllS lite Movie: (C) last Comm1nd" (adv) ·~~-SterlinR "The McKenzie Break" (dra) '70 - Hayden. Anna Marle Alberghelll, Br an Kei th. He1mut Griem, Ian Hen. Richard Carlson fir· I Cross Wits 0 ~ (i) (lj}) m Johnny Carson News (i) Movie: "Dull Alibi" (dra) '46- Movle: (C) (2hr) "B1ndolero" Sidney Toler, Benson Fonti. (wes) '68 -Dean Martin, Raquel O ((ii) (i)) (3) Wide World Prt· Welch, James Siewert. George Ken· sents "Mannix" g. "lonastreet" nedy. (I) The fll @l) ROSE BOWL TITANIC! A Future Shocll * USC VS. WISC. '63 IB ::~~!.~"· Muir 'TH E WAY IT WAS' 12:00 1J Tw111111t Zone EJl) The War It Was "1963 Rose ID Movie: "Drirtwood" (dra) '47- Bowl. USC lrolans. vs Wisconsin Ruth Warrick. Dean Jau er. Walter B1d1en" Breonan. fl) Nodles T1111t111 (D Movie: '1he Story ol Molly X" al J1111nese Lancu11e Proffl lllt (dra) '50 -June Havoc, lohn Rut· 1·30 0 Ct.if' ) al 1m WI n t e r sell. \11ymp1c Games 12hr JOm) Cover1ee 12:30 1J M1yberry RFD ol lhe day's events. (}I Movie: "San Quentin" (d11) '37 I Mtr-1 Griffin Show -Humphrey Bo1art, Ann Sherlden Cltyw1tcllen O The Lucy Show Musie1t Y1rtety 1:00 R (it (6) 0 m Tomorrow 9:00 I) (3) (l) Hawell Flvt·O Try· !tent Autry inR 10 ldentlly 1nd ~111 the bur11lars 1:30 (j1i (j) Movie: "funny Flee'' (com) who have been he1slln11 a fortune •57 -Fred Ast aire. Audrey Hepburn. 1n gold stored 1t v11ious dental· ,, supply houses, McG&rrett sends an 1 :45 1) Mov!~: (C) , Robinson Cruaoe undercover agent into e rehebillt•· on M1rs (adv) 64 -Paul Mantee. tlon institution for delinquent youths Adam West 18135 IElCH BLVD. HUNTINGTON IElCH in hopes of securint a leed. Rudy Z:OO ID All·Nlt~t Sllow: "rln•r," ''Two Ramos, Berber• Buley i nd Tommy Ftac• West Sand~ aunt. • 3:30 I) Movie: "Blind Spot" (d11) '58 Cl) Wiid Wiid West -Robert Mackenzie, Delphi I sw a> Thi Bold Onta rence, Cordon Jeckson, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 6 For mornin1 and afternoon listlnas, please see l?AYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your ccnvenlence, ere the day:s movies. .. Oty~E MOVIE~. ...t::v . u•O ""~""" .....-c11or> •sj-,• . Ro6ert ShO~O.ris ~errid. .. ~'Dtrli Allctl" (d11} 'l5 -rr~dric March, Mer1e Oberon, Herbert Marsha~. l 10:00 (j) (C) ''Oh You luutiful ~I" O The Protectors (10) m Holl,wood Squ11es I B11dy lunch (6) Match G1me World of Survlv1I 1:00 II @ rn Family Circus Special "The Great Roman Circus" Taited tn Rome, Italy and hosted by Karen Valentine. tl\jt special features the Flyini Ramos, the Flying Gibson, Kubler's Chimpanzees, Willy Togni ... -(25 elephants). the QiJ<ola Indian Eln.tasJ,'1he Hallasy (teeter board). l"itilo Noel lionS', Cuzman and Mo '1ique (aerial motorcycle). and others. 0 ~ (6) 0 m Sanford l Sdn "Lamont In Love" fJler a burly. th~eatening man comes to the San-' (mus) '49 -June Haver. M.ark Stev- ens. "· ~ 12:00.m ''.Fl1m1 ol ~ blinds" (adv) ,. '55 -· Yvonne D.eCarlo, Howard Duff, Zachary Scott. ' lord Arms looking for Lamont's mysteriou5 new air1 friend. Fred and •' ~ Aunt Esther-l1un"th .Jn. investea· ,. lion: B~d~f'. l<ennedy ucl • Marlehe Cl8rk gue&f ·,. -" ,_ · l :OO D "Rodeo,"(~)· 'S2'.-l111e ~iah. -John •Archer,. Wallice Ford. • ~ (C) "The Le091rd'1 Concl. (dra) • • '63·-Burt Lancaster, Claudia Car- ' ... I:• ~rle, ~n Delon. . 2:30.G •..ufron ind the Death Ro· # bots1~lci-f1) '61 -Wolf Ruben skis, • ,,.- l :OO [O) (C) ~"Conar1tu11t1on1, 1r1 A , BoJ'' (coin) '71 -Bill Bixby, Jack Albertson. 'D11ne Baker 3:30 O (C) "P'1lm Sprlnas Wttklnd" (com) '63 -Tr9y Donahue. Connie Stevens, Ty Hardin. I Vt ~J I N <, '=00 ~8 ~~ffi ~~ ... lj Llktrs Bullttb1ll Continued from 5:30PM Lakers vs. Chicaao Bulls. flmlty Atf1lr lronsld1 P'1rtrld1t flmlly ~1m·12 Spenlsh Dr1m1 ca())) Sur Trell : Avlitlon Wt1thtr Littlt Rise.ls 6:30 I m Andy Qrlfflth Show Merv Qrllfln Show (])Stump th1 Stars : Bl1d P'111ptetlv1 on the News tc .. l Duert Qoll Cl1sslc Hlahll&hh CiD Q1li.pl111 Qourmtt 7:00 0 D @ (j) m CiD Nan lro11Slde (tlil (f)) Bon11111 TlletTltle Trutlt Co11Ctllb1tlo11 I Lo.t Lucy Tiit fll Qu111111tle LI Lobl ht;fJf! Alld Now • • • the : LM A11111ts News 1tn1ew Dr1•1tk Serles Adclems f11111lly 7:30 IJ follow-Up A visit to C1t1lln1 Is· lend to lnvesliaale why the resi· dents of Av1lon rejected 1 cif1 re· development pl1n. O KNBC Special "Don Kinchner Ptesents New Stars" A htll·hour pilot pro1ram with Frankie Av1lon IS host 1nd Tony Orlando as special i sl. film future World of the S.1 ,,. 0 Movie: (2hri·~1er1 R1ts~1 - (dra) '53 -Richard Burton. James Mason. Robert Newlon. 1:30 Cl) GI Mod Squad 0 (Qt) CJ)) ()) CiD Don111 l Mi· rie Guests are Andy Williams, The Osmo~d Brothers. Jimmy Walkel an1 Paul Lynde. 00 Public Affairs 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Jubilee Trail" (dra) '54 -Vera Ralston. Pal O'Brien, Joan Leslie. !Cross Wits News Movie: (C) (2hr) "Qettlna St11iahf' (dra) '68 -Elliott Could. Candice Beraen. I Washlnrton Wttll in Review LI Crl1d1 Bien Cri1d1 J1panese Lln1u11e Pro111ms 0 DANNY THOMAS STARS * IN "THE PRACTICE" 0 fj} @ 0 a;, T h e P'11dke "Love and Death" To cheer 1 serl· ously ill post-operative patient, Dr. Jules Bedford tells her he loves her. John Byner and Marae Redmond l~nDleao Merv Qrllfln S11ow Wall Street Week El Show de Rosltl "'"' 9:00 II (ff} CV CJ) CBS frld1y Movie: (C) (V/111r) "The Qeuway" (dra) '72 -Steve McQueen. Ali McGr1w, Silly Struthers, Ben Johnson. A m11ried couple aet themselves involved In • dan~erous bank robbery. McQueen portrays Doc McCoy, a man In prison who arranges with his wile (Ms. McGraw) to make a deal with 1 corrupt politician. The uch1nge will give Doc his freedom in return tor pullin11 off a dangerous bank heist. Doc completes the robbery with his usual c11eful timina, then lums the poh1tci1n wants more thin his sh111 of the bounty, and could 1tso be inrnlved with McCoy's wife -luvin1 th11 ex con with no one to trust. 0 ~ (J) Q a;, Rodford Flln "In Hazard" Attorney Beth Diven· port needs Rockford's help 1tter sht counsels a stock broker In 1 tH suit and suddenly nnds herself In fell ind the t1111et of 1n u susln1· lion attempt. Gretchen Corbett auests. (i) Wiid Wiid Wnt D <fi (j)) OJ CiD XII Winter THE DAILY PILOT. lV WEEK. FEBRUARY t , 1976 FRIDAY (Continued) Olympic Gemes (2hr) Cpverage of the day's events. m The Bold 0J11S tl-l Viernes Tutro _EID Bill Moyers' loumtl 9:30 ti) El Cltofer 10:00 0 '2~ "lo m Po lite SlorJ " . "Fircb rd" frny I 0B1anco stars as a po.ice otfw:er who suffers sevett ~u ns in a sky divine accidenl •nd londs the psycholoi1cal<fecovery even more nlintul than the 1n1ury Om News l"eny Mt~n Wirrlo" luhtbell Warriors vs. hoenlx. tB NOYI -10:30 CB @I) Hews l1:001 ~a1~==. ~t ol Groucho Thi Hot!IJlllOOner1 · o,,_ Sb1cfows ,.. MllfJ 'H1rt111an, Mary Hutrnan Three Stoo1es I@ Surviver , • Kore1n Serial Robert MacNell Report ) Tnitfl or Consequences Cinema 34 11:30 fl 'l:t (6 "10l m lohnn1 CllSOI\ O The Honeymooners Movie: "Sh1dow Over Chlna-t .. n" (dra) ·43 -Sidney Toler, Vtetor Sen YunJ 0 (ia9 (I )) {~1 XII Wi11ter 01,mplc Cames Coveraae of lhe day's events. O Movie: (C) ''The Secret War of Harry frig " (com) '69 -Paul New man, Syfva Kosc1na, Andrew Dua I Chost & Mn. Muir Cet Smart Sound1ta1• Soul Train THE DAILY PILOT. TV WE"l't(, FEBRUARY l . 1976 1:30 B (f1) (3) m Buis Bunny/Road-IChiller Matinee runner : Nova I@ [Ql m Pink Panther ( @ ) Wornt of Survive! friends of Man • · Roller C1mes Tijuana: Window to 'tbe South 12:30 B @ m 00 fat Albert (~ 00> lost Saucer O Mr. Clilps MO"tle: "Swcud In the Desert'' O (129 (j)) CI> EE XII W I n t e r (dra) '49 -Dana Andrews. Mirta • 'oiymPfc Cames (3hr) •• Teien, Jell Chandle1. m Movie: "Santa Fe" (wes) '51 - 6:00 Sunrise Se-~./\ tB Mister R11ers' Nel1hborhood Randolph Scou. Janis Carter, Peler "''!t"P 9:00 0 (j~ f6) Q'l m I.And of ttlt Lost Thom11son. • 6:30 i Sunrise Semester, O Movie: "I Shot BIUy the Kid'' 1:1'0 B liJ.l C,']@Children's film fu. 8 TV I Clusroo111 .. ' .,fliwes) '50 -Oon· Belfy. l'bm Neal. tlval "Whal 1Next?" (R) A film from O Rtal EsUte ltrope'"i Robelt l,Qwery. • England m~ which,,... boy named Let's Rap • ro Colltlioe . Ba~htball Hl1hllrhl1 _1>9nald is ~nae.lied_ unconsqous and 7;00 tJ Dt11in1 With Clusro.om Pr.ob· ~IA vs. Cinc1nn111. . • ,..w~n .he 1eooveu-t111~s'~hat he lems · ' • 0 (fii ({)) @ Mventurtl of' G1r. b.» J11e ab1hly lo predict events be. ' I ~ @(10' al Emerre!IC'f +41 l1n fore they ott'ur 4 Weekend · • Co11nt~usk • O Athletes In Action (9 (!)) ffi H o n I K o n I .. : Carr11colendes • Ci) Movie:. "fot!J Cuns" (wesj 157 oey · ·tt • 9:JO (i,7) 3 ~Sc.ooby Ooo -B,rbara Stanwyck, Barry Sullivan. Ql W'rtl1lt · fi1 6 . • Ro11, Joe, Run fB ~eonud hrnatdn et Harm•; @) Stsame.SttHt · fQf1 ) :3 Ciroovio CoollH (R) • • "" ' 7:30 f) Dusty's Tteehoust 0) Word•· ·Plfppl11' . • @E Novela O iN@ ®3, m Josie l tht di Movlt: "OhJid H1"n1" (dra) '4(} l :llt·U Movie: (C) ''l'rontler Fury" (wes) Pussycats • , =Henn Fonda. Dorothy Lamour. '52 -Rock Hudson, .Robert Ryan, "'° (l'iil Cl)) (I)Jom & )eny Linda Darnen."' •,, ":j"" Mclntilll!l. • Gnipe Ape Show I Seurie Street · .... ffie Viraml111 ~ 0 Youth l the luua 10:00 @(])CJ) Sh111m/lsi1 Hour 2:~ Dusty's Trethouse m Element1ry News · Q_3 (i) (\'Q) al l"lanet of tht · Q) (i) 0 al !Job Hope Dta· ~(I) Terry & His friends Apes ert Go1r -c1usic Bob Hope, Jim 1:00 (ll) (l) (I) !tebbles & B1mm (6 l m Notre Dame Basketball Simpson and Jay Randolph, provide mm Notre Dame vs. Davidson. the commentary lor lhe. semi-final I @(6) 'lQ) m Waldo llitty • 0 (fl9 (I J) (3) Speed Buro round, lrve from lhe lndl1n Wells Pacesetters 0 Movie: (C) "IOn1 Richard and Counlry Club at Palm Desert, Cal . The Jetsons · the Crusaders" (adv) '54 -Rex in the $201.000 Tournament th1t fury Harrison, V1r11nia Mayo. conrlnuel to raise more money for Movie: "The Deerslayer" (adv) Qt) Notre Dame BashtbaU ' charily than any othei American ·57 -Lex Blllket Rit'1 Moreno ror-I Spanish Movit goll tournamenl. rest Tucker. ' ' 10:30 • Ill (i) 0 m Wutwind 0 Movie: "Tht Bridf ot F1111~e1t-m True Adventure Movie: (C) "The U11<onquered" stein" (ho1) '35 -Boris Karloff, ~Voice of Tokyo (adv) '47 -Cary Cooper, Paulene [lu lancltesler, ED Electric Com111ny Godda1d, How"d DeSllva. (i)·t ill Cuby Show 0 (i;i9 (I ) (31 EE 0 d d I 1 I I m Soul T11ln Couple ~"!J CI) Wilburn Brothers t2i Movie 2:30 Steps to lurnlnr 11:00 (l.tJ CJ)()) Fer Out Spice N11ts (i) Movie: (C) "Branded" (wes) '50 FEBRUARY 7 SATURDAY 12:00 6 1t7, (3 CBS I.Ate Movie: (C) "Scrum ot the Wolr' (susp) '74 - Clint Walker, Peler Graves. Jo Ann '4 Pllu1. I Electric Company 6 The Champlo111 ~-, 00@) The Jetsons -Alan Ladd. Charles Bickford (ti9 li/) (I) Cl) Uncle Croc's ~ (J1 Soul Train ell ~~ Country Showcase ro The Infinity Factory 3:00 B David Niven's World I NCAA l11lletb1ll 0 Movie: (C) "The Outcast" (com) 9 Movie: "LuckJ Jordan" (mus) '42 -Alan ladd, Helen Walker, Sheldon Leonard. 0 (Q9j (J)) (}) T h e Ro o II I es "Concrete Valley, Neon Sky" (R) llook1es Terry Webster and Wiiiie Gillis attempt to ease g1n1 tensions in a ghelto area bul their progress 1s thwarted when a gang member Is shot W The flt .... le: "Johnny Eacer" (mus) 2 -Rober1 Taylo1, Lana Turner. Cl) Mt¥1t: (C) "The Starflchtel" (adv) '63 -Robert Dornan. Richard Jordahl. 9 lted Concort lZ:JO fl) Movlt: "01~ l"tssare" (dra) ·Ti -Humphrey Boaart, Lauren Ba· call. 1:00 ! @ @) tD Mlch1l1ht S,.· 0 Startl111• l :JO @(]) Mftlt: "Tht lthh• ..,.. (COl'll) '58 -Jerry Lewis, M1ri. MacDonald, Suzanne Pteshttle. 1:45 IJ Mftlt: "lttlttt1M11'1 Apo-.. .r (dr1) '47 -Grecory Peth, Dorothy McGuire, John Garfield, 2:00 m Mi·"'IM Shew: "Cry "" ... l :JO 11.!:~;· :;:!"·~~~ (ii\19) 'llt -Gtorl• Mont1omtry, Ylctorie Shaw, Mer1'1•11 Tho111p10n. Ellbabeth Wiison 1tar1 H Annie Boa•rt. •if• of Dr. Joe Boaert, a woman who 1•ts lnvol111jf In her hutband't practice and practlct1 motherhood and crandmother'hood on h•r OWl'I, on Doc, the comedy Hrfn on CBS Satunt111 at 8 :30PM. 11:30 @ 0) CJ) Ghost lusttrs ' '37 -lesllt Fuller, lane Carr. Gomer Pyle m Outer Limits Q) @) 00) al GO! USA "Silent • m Hl1h Ch1parral Eye" A mule 11rl, who is an ex· @Country Piece cellenl skate1. dlscoveu Iha! !he I Yerlely Show British soldiers are in the 11u. · U.S. Navy W~rn they bu1n lhe slockllde. sht 3:30 Medlr "Human Sexuality" A shies across the frozen waters to live studio audience joins host rel the lnform1tio11 to lhe Con· Mario Machado in a question incl linental Aim~ and wriles her mes· answe1 Medrx special Cuesl aulhor- u1e, thoush feint flom a runshot ilies are Ors Beryl and Noam wound. lal'I Chumar plays the 1irl. Chernick, physicians and seaual I rn Gochman plays her · father, a counselors llom Onlario. Canida. teacher. Topics include f11gidity. mono1amy I Tiit EbonJ Affair and lhe most frequenl sexual prob· Ad Ub lems of mmied couples. Advisory: Dectrit C•111pany Due lo mature theme, viewer dis· (~ ) Frle11C11 of M1n cretion idvosed. Q) A19"rbll l11dstalld 0 @ (}) m Collt1e lashtbelt 7 5 California vs. Ort1or1. f, I l l f{ ', (I (I '; lZ:OO 8 ~ (I) Vtllty et tllt Dlflt· '"'" i lv111 tllNll 9 ti& Coll•&• ... ~etball hl11n v1.Tndlan1. I O.tMU1111b CtltbrltJ T t1111lt Mtwle: "Wiien Ult Dtltellt •" (wet) '40 -R1ndolph Scott, i Frencls, Brl1n Donlevy. Ovtdltn CoMMJ Cl•ulc FllMt 0 Monster Relty Ci) Movie: NBlollCllt Has Stl'f1nt ltroblems'• (com) '40 -Pe11ny S1n1feton, Arthur Lalle. D <~ (})) m m P'to lowten fOvr Futures the f6S.OOO Cleveland Open Mm Buckeye Lanes In Hor1h Olmstud, Ohio. ti& Mtvft: (C) "Somt.ne lellhtd tlii Door'' (dra) '71 -Cherin Bronson. Anthony Perkins. I (!) A1111rlun 011td0tnm1n Wllb11r11 lroth1n hffltlt A,ritultute USA .. !· 4:00 II (jJ) (3) CBS SPorts Spectlcular Today'sr"Ch1llen1e of the Sues'' sees Mellss1 Militano vs, Gordie McKellen in fi1ure sk1lin1. and In Sook N1 vs. Danny Seemiller In table tennis. Mlulo11: lml)OISlble It T1ht A Thief Mvskal Verf1tr Ptfttf W11t11tr Slltw : C.llftn1ll Joum1I Sii r.'l!llltlltl . MM' Voice of Aarlcultllre 4:JO I Stir T•°i N1stlvllle 011 ti. Roed ., : l11111r•Yi11.-_. • Clrolll Now • THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 1, 1976 Q) Room Z22 9:30 11 (i:lJ (I) CJ) lob Ntwhlrt &!low m Movie: "The Or1111lzatlo1" Qi lest of Groucho . Bob Hartley's receptionist, Carol (dre) '7 J -Sidney Poitier,• B1rbare 1:00 II @ CI) Cl) The Jefferso11s Bondur1nt, decldH to resume her McNair, Sheree North. tJ ~ @(jg) m Em er It n Cf! coll11e cueer 1t ni&ht school 1nd iSillisttr Cl11e1111 R h B . d D" k v p It become • psycholo1lst. From the CD PTL Club ut um an ic an a en moment C1rol firJt creeks a tut· 700 Cl1b · 1uest as a married couple who boo sh b 1 h . B b •··still ,. .... Um .... become overzealo11s fans of the k e e1 ns 1r1n1uin1 o • "" _,, , .. puame'dics after beini rescued by Jerry Robinson and her husband (I)) leuls P11I llhlft111 the County Fire Department. The with "dotp psycholo1ic1I truths" CIM1111 34 thankful couple i et in the way 15 1bout their beh1vl~ Sha slowly • n-.1 Rece Cir Actlotl ttie paramedics answer calls tr~ 1 drivtJ them b1n1nes. All uctpt Mr. Q) Roel Collceft pair ol elderly men who try to copy Clrtln wh9's convinctd 11rtler by • 1J:15 CI> Mowlt: (C) "Sttl_ll! Wftf. 1 medical techniqli't~' 11 on TV, 1 n1tion1I rtlaaulne ps~~o11cJI test lews"" (com}' '65 _ R~ Hudson . diabetic who paS$e.s in 1 ~· that he's the b1n1n1-~of aH'! I @) Ntwa . sage parlor and a c strudl .111 m Alfred Hltcllctct ~ Ora"'ltk love Steries the eye by a BB 1un. Q) Grover Washington o.rt ,._'> · @ Oon.)d111'1 Scttt1 Tnt O Coll•&• B11le\j\lll use vs. *-Kirshner Rock Cohcert '" · Rece Cir Action Washlnston. • m Oon IUm111tt'1 Roel to1Ctrt 11:30 II Ffb1tlou1 52! (C) "Miii on tllt i Htt H1w 10:00 II ~(]) (I) Ciro! lufNtt S1low · Outside" (dra) '73 -Lome Grttn. (~Cl)) Cl) a> Almost ~nJ· There are no special euests toni1ht @ Movie: "Tiie Chl11t1t RI•&" s:oo I Ster'irek CIHl1i1'1 lal1IMI ,., (fB Ci)) CJ) (1) AIC'a Wide oi1d1f Sjirts ~ Wiid Wild West • n1 Coes • In this "all family" show as Miss B.ys) '47 -Roland ~~llt)ers. ~1' 0 Movle:.,(t ) (31/zhr) "The leop. Burnett, Korman, Ms. llwMn~ Movtt: (C) "The I.Im Mechl11t" 1rd" (dra) ''63 -Burt L111caster, Conway and lhe Erneat Flatt den. ... • ta). '72 -"' JOlln PhilJiD-IM, Dyen • ~ . """ m s dney .Poitier. craGks * a siriister dr.ug.ring .. in ._ ,q~meJhriJler ··., • m Movie: "Tlle Or .. nl11tlon" (dn) '71 -Sidney Poitier, Berbara. Mc· · Nair, Sheree North. Q) Nl1ht G1lltry rep Clots tt11 CountlJ : R11lldldet • Super Stiow Ac1d11111 r "''"' 5:l0 • £11 Nttn 6 ffovt Luer (i) Eduutlo11 1t Won 61 Ntslwlnt Musk : The W11 It W11 little R11e1l1 f Ii I NIN I, 1:0010 [ZJCil a>m""" Movie: (C) (Zllr) "01111114111 l1hf' (susp) '66 -J1ck Lord, V•n Johnson, Edmund O'Brien, Kath· erine Cr1wford. IJ llasle • M1werlck lrontldt Tht Fii Futbol·locctr @ Concern HotHlw 1 l11111es of Aaln& l :JO m @ OO Ntwt MIC Newa Co11ltrtnct Gtt S1111rt ca 00> m x11 w 1 "t. , Ol1m!HC a.11111 (JO) Covera11 of r'il 's e ·ents ~,., '"' tflt C..atr, ~'d• Mtalco • Fl1111 feature My Uttlt Mar11t 7:00 C.llllid C.111er1 AA1111ll Wt!W ~ =Squ1rt1 (...::. ·: AllCM TIM c.. .. ""'1 (10) (I} (I) S,.C.· lM (8 (1)Jm ~ W 1 I k M1111.Z w~~ ....... ™11U.. "· Jlatn , ..... ""' 7:JO Wiid Wtftd tf AAl..it Dlwld lllvt11'1 Wtftd lll111tT111tT9tlt ltf1 M .. 1 A Deel Claudia Cfrdi•le. ~· cers str ut their dancin1. sin1l111 "·-·cannon, Robert Ryan. il •. .· m ll)J11ce A musiCJI hour with ~ comedy stull • ' / Ci) Mow1t:-M11tat F1lco11" (dra) •lifilr. iyibo mans~!p" featurtd· in ). u ·colleft B11ketb1ll UCLA. vs. "'41.~ Humphrey 801~rt. i iroe.,: • Washln1to9 State. . ' , :~ ,(;J ltttllCt r, Tl!latrt. , \- . Coll•&--, • ~ .,;, I S."'!'t' l .Co111puj !.. "" lt~Ql (!) . W.#1•-~ Sp.anlsh Movie· ' ' • Newt • (9 Cl)J Seit e f'ldlot\ ·f,,,1trt 1'& Mo·1ie: (2hr) "loh11ny Belind•" MuskAll Co11test JZ:OO O Movie: (C) "The £1111 lilld th• /<11a1 '48-Jane Wyman. I ew Ayres laj TtM Ulltlucll1bl11 Heft" (dra) '33 -Cary Grant. ED The Ad1m1 Chronldt1 "John ED Tiie Open Mind "Llvin1 Within ;· K11p'1 Sfltw Adams. Diplomat" (1776-1783) Our Muns" 12:30 W1ters flmW, Persuaded by Congress to represent I Ltu GOfdon Show 1:00 All·lll&llt Sfltw: "Str1n11 I•· AmeriCJ abroad. John Adams leaves lO:JO Stvdlo ZZ/Qulu T11111 trvdtf," "Tiit SIM Otvll," "lrt4e for France a~panied by hrs eld· : I IPlc!Abf Ate You Uttanl•lf 1!MI tllt lust". est son, John Quincy, age 11. Ad1ms Part I (R) A discussion amon1 wom· @CI) Mewtt: "(lepll111t Wilk" secures political suppor1. from lht en who hold hi&h 1overnment posts (dre) '54 -Elizabeth Taylor. Dutch an~ helps neg~ti.ate peace in four countries. They met 1t the 1:15 CJ At Ola Wtttl •.. "R1y Bradbury" treaties with Great B11ta1n. Georae International Women's Yur Con· l:JO I) Mevte: "WIJWlnl lus" (dra) Grimrd and Tim Ou!ey guest. ference in Muico City in June, 1975. '57 -Jayne Mansfield, Dan Darley. @I) El Jlfo• de Edn1ta N1mlo Hosted by Mirtha Stuart. 3:00 11 Movie: "Mi11tty Joe You11(' 1:30 f) lllJ~l (I ) Doc Dec must change 11:00 II 0 m..... (adv) '49 -Terry Moore. hrs mind about the aging process when he learns frrst-hand that "old ----=========================;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= rs beautrlut " m HEE HAW SWINGS * &..~EO. JONES SINGS Gfltot Hew Guesls are Geor1e Jones, Sunday Sharpe, Larry B. El) lape1tae u111ue11 'ro1r1111 9:00 ft@ (J) (j) MIYJ TJler Moo11 i1iOW Lou's journalislic abilities are challeneed by Mary's arro11nl Aunt Flo, a noted newsp1per wom1n who believes she can write a better story lhan_~ any, day. Eileen Heckart 1uests. B (D (6) @) fD NBC S.turd11 Movie: ~ (Zltrl5m) "Rio LoM" (wes) -John Wayne, Jennifer O'Neill, Victor French, David Hud· dleston, Jorie Rivero. Wayne stars IS Cord McNally, an e.c·coionel 1n the Union forces who travels to Tens 1fter the war seeklnr the traitors who had bttn lnlormin1 the enemy of Union 1old shipments. He meets Pierre Cordona, • former Confederate luder. ind s111ecoech pusen1er Shula Delaney (Ms. O'Neill), and the trio travels to 1ether to a town only lo find It temonred by c.arpetbauers. ';j(jj,'@':ir Ill W I I t t r Pi C.111es (2hr) Ytlet tf tllt M1rtrn Crut Ptrftr111111Cft "Bernstein 11 hnrtewood (R) Leonard Btm· stein Inds tht Boston Sympllony On:llestre In en tltlt1n1 pef10f'lft· 1nc1 of Tchaikoviky'• fifth SJm· phcny in E Minor. Concert was t•Ptd In 1974 1t the Mualc Shed 1t hn1tlWOOd, M1•chusett1. GI '""* n. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 1, 1976 , TV/Stereo Shoppers Buyers. Guide -SUPERS£0PE._ CD-301 STt1£ · • CASSETlt TAPE DEC Scotch \,.;HLAHO<A CAUlltl C-90 . ' _1 A2· .. , .·,. ~~~: • 3 OigitTape 'Counter 7 ~ • Peak limiter The be9t ·economy tat>e YoU can b6y. 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